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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
THURBDA/. Milflt 7. 1K7.
M. L. THRO
Real Estate..
20 ACRES,
., 2.j0—This property is on
McDonough Road, 1 mile
frum So. Railway, 1 mile
f rom Constitution. Has 4-
pK1 ni cottage and bam, fine
ttC ll water and springs, 10
jercs bottom land, 500 fruit
jr op.«—different varieties.
Tli is is close to Atlanta
am l well worth more than
we are asking.
M. L. THROWER,
Real Estate. ’ * *
;)!i North Forsyth St.
HENDRICK & CO.,
Real Estate and Loans,
23 1-2 Whitehall Street,
Both, Phones.
B *F. Al . Tl fCI, SINK-BOOM REHIDENCE
latest* JUS* 1 '' J*
•"* *'*b every modern cosvr*.
If’iT.-.i aw *f r . *wi« ,o m the now,
rat m, Jmi*’ J** 1 '* .■“loo* t» «dT If to 7
you, rail it my office far par
(JL0RE & JUSTIN,
215 Peters Building.
IN roMIMl PAIIT OP WEST END.
HICK lMKT FRONT LOTS. WITH PLKK-
LOTS ON GRIFFIN AND JETT
u. cash nml $5 pei* month. For
ail at uftliT.
%• FI AT SHOALS ROAD. « MILES
f- .m toiler of elty, wt have a stile ud Id
inn rotifiiliitng 20 acres. 11 acres In tat*
min iniMi. also ha* one of the tast orchards
,o ib. •ountry: good four-room bouse ami
,c.t i.ultilingK. etc. Tlila la the very place
.» i.getublc farm; 62.1ft) rath. Tht» It
i! gain
. tiKKT PART'"oF"GOLLEOB PARK.
d«mv iMti.ige conaiatlag of live large room*
ball, nice porches. etc. Thla Is our
••nr line, and lot la 100 by 105; $2,-
ash nml lialanco moutbly.
;i ST WEST OF GRANT PARK. BRAND
ucw six room cottage; lot 10 by 150, and a
% nus«i-: water nml gaa mid tile sidewalks:
Iirlc* $2,«0; 130 cash sod
nth.
ta
IREK ROOM IforSE, ON SMALL LOT.
c.’r Grcensferry avenue; stays rented all
• time at 91 per mouth. For n four days
&T
•OUT, STREET—BRAND-NEW
house; lot 41 by I® to au alley;
cash nml 115 per month. Wby
WANTED
REAL ESTATE
If you own property that
hi arc willing to sell at a
•cal bargain price, list it
with us for quick sale. We
handle bargains only and
have customers waiting.
ATLANTA
IKAI. ESTATE AGENCY,
R* Fourth National Bank,
Hell Phone 4399 Main.
I. A. Dozier | W. H. Gaunt
Builder | Real Estate
Formerly Dozier & Reams.
-103 Peters Building.
I’ll'Hies: Bell 1799, Atl. 1252.
111:1:1 : is a ll.UtGAIN—TWO-HTOItY AND
, h*»me. Has fourteen rooms. At
iv' "f Angler nvenue. Fronts emit.
" i v „f DeLeon pork
'"•l c,r Mu. Ataut 1 ncre «>f land whl-li
* "•• Mi more than the price; $2,509.
homes built on easy
terms.
W £Sh n J.' H NE " modern residence
r,Z. l, M“. ru 5”' elecirte end c«» Bgturei
Mgb polat ,nm 1 Leeateuon a
•IR: tt At’UBH, < MILEH FROM
1* °. w ®°f **»• i«vm1 roads
county; eight room bouae; <00 fruit
•*£..•*!* I, » l»l*ckl»arrl#a aud
Tb ** *■ •“ location for
a auburttaii home.
ll.»-ON ||||.L HTkEET, NEAR GRANT
park; new; fuar-rooui cottage; 4-) by 110,
to an alley.
**• 40?-woodward AVENUE: iix roou
„™G*g». on lot g$ Inr 140. Tble la a ulru
little bone, worth looking Into.
11.100- WOOD WARD AVENUE; THIM 18
a small eottaae. tilth thro# rooms and a
hall, on a lot $S by 115. c'au be sold ou eaaj
payrg* u t,
$3,7»»-BBTAN. STREET. THIB IB A
Iteaellful little rritega; Ira rooms and a
reception hell. All mod err eoavealeacaa. on
Clertted lot. Berraut house la roar.
$3.400—CENTRAL AVENUE—RKVBN-ROOU
. cottage, on lot 5n liy 120: tllgbtly eleyeted.
< au In* taught on easy terms.
$2.T(»-ON GREW 8TUEBT. NEAR RICH-
ardsoti; six-roam cottage; lot 10 by 154; oc
cupied by owner. I*et ua show you this.
HEE J. J. RVANH. A. d'ANTI (IN AC OR
A. 1. IIENDUICK.
NORTH SIDK HOME OR INVB8T-
tn. All Imprevemente. See me If you
wont a clnse-ln North Side bargain.
Price 33,000. Term*.
GRANT 8TREKT, CORNER LOT. 50*
160. All Improvemonta and conven-
fences. Nearly new 4-room cottage,
wide hall, built for a home. $3,160—
$750 caah and $25 a month. A bargain.
J. A. BROOKS.
Real Estate,
407 Fourth National Bank.
Bell Phone 1393 Main.
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ATLANTA
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
418 Fourth National Bank,
Bell Phone 4399 Main.
BARGAINS.
THREE OF TIIE MORT DESIRABLE
two-story modern residences on the north
able. Each waa built by n different-owner
for a home, olid has every couventem-e. All
on largo lota and range In site from acteo
are on North Boulevard, uorth uf North
avenue;-ouo fmuts east nnd has nine
rooms; price $4,750; eaay terms. The other
froutrt neat, nnd has eight rooms. Price
$6,500. Terms. The other place la on West
Fifth atreet: ten rooms: $4,750; terms. We
don't think either.of these places can ta du.
plicated at the price.
DELIGHTFUL BUHURRAN HOME ON
car line. 8lx-room cottage; 4 acrea of
ground: only $3,000. On eaay term*. The
laud alone la worth more money.
8IX ROOM COTTAGE. GLOBE TO GAR
line, on south aide. W'ell lmllt by owner,
who la moving away, targe lot. and one
of the prettiest little homes In Atlanta; $3.-
(W».
THREE BLOCKS FROM ARAGON.
nnrtb of cnln. onr-balf Mock of car line;
2-story 10-rooui bouse. In good condition;
now used sa * flr*t-d*s« while Ituanllng
bonne. MOO cash sad 340 per month. Price
only $4.(*>' Thl« nroiwrt. Mongs to a non-
tesident who has Inatruried ua to acll. Ihls
Is a snap. 1
CI.OHKJN NORTH HIDE (ROOM t.'OT-
tsfi.*; good white ncIghltorlitHHl: 50 feet
from enr line. Henlnr vain* 322.M prr
month tl.»n cn.h nml $29 per month. The
price Is $2,200.
two-btory ten-room iioche. in
eery Imtt nelghlmrhoisl. arraugeil as two
(sti- four hltH'ks from Aragon, near Peach
tree Rental value $70 |ier month. Price
$5.00*.
WEST END-HALF BLOCK FROM t'Alt
line- excellent neighborhood; -story *
room hnnse: storm .heeted. doable-Boored;
largo lot. Thla houae waa Imllt ter a home
hr n gentleman whoee huMnrn ban forced
l.|,„ to move away. Rented nt (&> iter
month. $2,000 cnab nml $25 per moath. Thla
is a snsp at $4,000.
OTHER BARGAINS IN VARIOUB KINDS
of property. WE HANDLE BARGAINS
ONLY
• FOR SALE.
$2,600—4 good 3-room cot
tages on South side, near
new public school and in
good white neighborhood,
renting to white tenants
regularly at $29.50 per
month. Special quick sale
bargain. „
$750—Northeast cornet Lit
tle and Terry street, va
cant lot -70x100 feet; three
small houses can be put on
this lot and will prove a
paying investment.
$300—Small negro house
on McDaniel street; car
line in front; rents $3.50 per
month. ,
CHAS. M. ROBERTS,
12 Auburn Ave.
Bell Phone 4596.
W. 4. FOSTER,
Real Estate and Loans,
12 S. Broad.
Bell Thon* 2027.
Atlanta 'Phone 1IS1.
, L. A. WOODS. .
818-819 Empire Bldg.
BELL PHONE 20X—ATLANTA niONB 1771
I MAKE EASY TERMS.
7VACRB FARM LOCATED B Ul
southtnst of Atlanta. In tka lw*t fi
Inf oectloa of Georgia. Land lloa i
ai'l.'V'ffi'S ifat 7SS2' pa,
C nr. Can ba boagfct at tka eiraedlngty
WPrtra of HIM par tm. Baa aafor
MADMAN MENACES LIFE
OF KAISER AT CONCERT
koaaa, with nlca lot; two rail, and i
Ut JUNES AVENUE—NEW FIVE-ROOM
nnriiiurui; am<i auiiaiue jor ■ unur. 1111
t—rntud to mum people Wer aloe* It
woe built ot t$ per mouth, mid they would
#20iJ fiah and jIM per mouth.
□da gor* — 1 r *
62$ SOUTH ROt'LKYARD—NEARLY NEW
ASHBY STREET—NICK LITTLE
three-room cottage. Will mate you
nlctfllttit home or e good Inveetmeat. H
nice lot; 200 feet deep.. Must be told at
once. Can be bought on easy term*,
ua at once for price.
U M'DONALD STREET—NEARLY OT5W
six room bouae; a I way a rented and bring*
Ing a good rental. Can be bought on my
eaey term*. See us for special price.
PLANTATION AND STOCK FARM OF
MOO ACRES IN MIDDLE GEORGIA.
2$ MILES FROM A CITY OF 40.000 PEO
pie, 2 ratlea of railroad frontage, also pub
lie road frontage, l,3C) arret In cultivation
*0 acrea of rich bottom lands; 100 ncrea of
Ane swamp bottoms still to be developed,
i'lenty of wood and timber for borne con
oumptloo. Moot of the land lies level and
la a loose, dark, loamy soil, with strong clay
subsoil. One mole can cultivate 40 acres
of this land. Two alz^rooui dwellings and
thirty tenant houecs of two nud four rooms,
nicely distributed. Corn mill and gio, saw
mill, horse and mule boms, crib and bog
aud chicken houses, etc., all In good condi
tlon; 5 miles of bog wire fencing. Creek
nnd branches soppty water In nearly all
parts of the land. Station and aide track
on* the place. School and churches couven
lent. Animal average uet Income $4,000.
Price 915 per acre. Terms one third cash
balance on or before ten years In annual
payments to suit purchaser, with < per cent
on deferred payments. Thla lb a bargain
and the chance of a lifetime. Make the
down payment and the place will make the
mouey to pay the bglance. Good water
and good health. Labor la plentiful and
cheap. For further Information, write or
•ee me.
WEST END-GORDON STREET-NO.
new six-room cottage; all conveniences,
lot 56 by 150. Price $4,000. Terms.
ATLANTA
REAL ESTATE
AGENCY.
NEWTON S. THOMAS.
Century Building,
Hell Phone 2154 L.
T V BRENT.
»■ mm
J. T. MANGUM.
Hatesmen.
AT IIAPEVILLK AT Lfrri.E
'' 1l *i per acre. Thla la the last chance
* tint.* to get In on the ground Aoor.
*ltree trncta adjoining to well-
! r '4*tomers. This land la actually
lh ‘"’" h more than I am offering It for.
* r '<*ta are laid off and worked out on
• nnd through It. It Ilea beau-
nnd U within 200 yarda of new
" l ,ar ^! nr ; Has four-room honee and
' « orchard. with branch running
•t w,.. ,. Ul | j m y last qia-
*•'" profit on his trade while the
■*'T** bring passed by hts attorney*.
••‘W. and It Is worth It. Thla
* Ho* tract referred to above, which
" ,,lr *We to bold a few days on my
If you are looking for a good
»*U Iniy this ea
■*% j
\v. JONES & CO.,
5 VIADUCT PLACE.
We liavo a few customers
who are anxious to buy good
rent paying property. If
you have anything good, list
it with us for quick sale.
Both Phones 5560.
N. BOULEVARD LOTS.
For Sale—On the prettiest
part of this beautiful thor
oughfare two fine lots at
very loti- prices.
See
LIEBMAN,
Real Estate—Renting,
. 28 Peachtree St
IN WERT END. ONE BLOCK FROM
car Hue, alx lota for $2,100. It would pin
to !mpr«»ve thla property, cither for rent,
Inrcat incut or homes.
DOUBLE TUREE-ROOM HOUSE IN
third ward; new. go«Ml condition; now
rented for $1$ per mouth. Quick buyer; $1,-
750 cash.
ON FLAT HHOAIJI ROAD. RIGHT AT
the Holdlera* home Juuctlon; n new Bre-
room collage; lot 40 by 120 feet.' Good
vain, for $1,400 ensh.
ON A CORNER LOT, IN WERT END, A
comfortable alx room cottage, with two
additional rooms In the taaemeut. for $1,900,
on terra of $500 caah and $16 per month,
with 6 per cent Interest
ON BERYL STREET. IN ONE BLOCK OF
vtbe sew HteWnrt avenue enr line; lot UK
hy 112. to alley: nak iliade Prlca $2Tt.
Term. (100 rank and $3 per month.
HILL STREET, NEAR GAR LINE; BEAU-
tlfill four-room cottage; alley aide and
rear; large lot. 1'rlce $1,400. Nice home
or Investment.
A JAM-UP FIVE ROOM COTTAGE. IN
the beat section of Went End. for $2,000.
On terma of $50o caah nnd $20 per month.
HALER DEPARTMENT:
A. H. HOOK. If. C. EVE.
L C. McCRORT L. M. JOHNSON
McCRORY & JOHNSON,
Real Estate,
603 Peters Building—Phone* 4(11.
$2.W nt’YR BEAUTIFUL LOT ON PARK
avenue; two blocks from Grant park; 10
by pm. Only one left. Ree >ua at one*
shout thla.
BEAUTIFUL LOT ON TENTH HTRRBT;
$1,250 You will have to hurry to gat
thla. It's now worth $1,500. and aura to
enhance.
HEE I S ABOUT A J.OVHI.Y HOME ON
Jnckson atreet; modem aud unto^Sata;
owner has decided to aell nt a big cut III
price.
♦2.5A) nt'YH WEST END GOTTAOE; 10
by 1^> to allay. Don't hurry.
ON CHEROKEE AVENUE. 40 BY BO:
flve n->m* anil hall; M.aao. Thla la all
right and cheap at th* price.
ON I.OOMIR AVENUE. NICE LITTLE
cottage; $2,260.
ON OUANT-RIX ROOM COTTAGE: 63
hr ISO; corner; 63.100. This la aomatblag
worth your attention.
»2.«n BUYS NICK SIX-ROOM COTTAOE
■>n eaey term. In the Grant park aac-
tlon.
ON SOUTH PRYOR: 59 BY 210; NINE-
roam residence. 1C* an elegant borne and
cheap at M.499-
CENTURY REALTY CO.,
(0$ Century Bids. Phone 4411.
J. 77. GABNHR. C. HORACE McCALU
NORTH RIDE—MODERN HOME; CAST
walking dlatance; elevaled earner lot; $$,.
009; all coa*, or If dcrirml nail caah pay
ment. balasr# eaay. Bplrndd oppariunlly
tn get a ske home far llttla Bor* than
rent.
ACItUAGE-TWO ACRES ON CAR LINE,
near city limits; email cottage; $1,709.
porcelain I with; cabinet mantels; ulce recep-
street and fronts one of the liest car
lines In the elty. This rsn In* bought
easy terms and Is one of those rare chan
at this and aee us for special price.
$S.M4-OX BAHT GEORGIA AVENUE—A
splendid six-room cottage with all con
veniences. Thla place was built for a home
and Is A-l In every respect.
BOTH PHONES 4214.
*2.600-HIX ROOM EAST FRONT ORAXT
nark cottage; porcelain bath, cabinet man
tels; art .windows; $200 ensh nnd $26 a
month. Convenient to cars; lieautlful view
sntl locatlou.
$2.330—HI X-ROOM HOUTII BOULEVARD
cottage; on lot 40 by 14p. Can be bad
imy ran
Gas Fumes Menace
Lives of Wounded
Passenengers.
'Vimn, Pa., March 7 —Mora tbaa a
•eara of paraotu war, Injurod. atn, of
them aarlouaty, whan two cart of tmta
No. It on tha Wcatarp Now Tack E-
vlalon or tha Pennaylvaala railroad
Jumped tha track and plungod ovor a
l>-foot embankment, and rolling ovor
and over, landed wheel* uppermoet ta
pond between Irrlnston and thia
place. '
The care In their daoctnt broke d. .
natural caa'maln and as the bruleid
and bleedlnt pantneera itrugfled out
of the broken care many tell unoon-
idoui from the **a fumta. It W«a a
manrel that none at the puoenaere waa
killed by the wreck or eicapln* re a.
The wreck waa blamed on the failure
to properly cloee a ewltch after a
frelrht train had taken the eldlnc. Tha
enrlne of the paasencer train pauod
safely over the ewltch. but the flrat
coach Jumped the relit and plunged
over the embankment. <1 rear In* the
second car after It.
Mtaa Anne Corbett, of Parkers Lead,
In*. Pa., who wee Injured, waa comln*
to Warren, where ebe waa to have been
married to Orville Brown, who. with a
party of frlenda. wee waltln* for the
train. When the wreck became known
Brown hired a team and hurried to (be
scene, where he aesleted In rescuing
Mite Corbett and had her taken to a
boapltal.
LIVES ARE RESCUED
AT GOTHAM FI
Women Faint as Flames At
tack Car on Elevated -
Road.
cabinet uinntels.
$1.800—NEW FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE ON
Connally afreet; porcelain bath, cabinet
mantels, gaa. etc.: only $300 cash required:
balance $20 a month: builder la losing mon
ey. Ills loss your gsln.
EMPEROR WILLIAM OF GERMANY.
Ha was attacked by an insane musican at a concert at tha palaca Wednes-
day night.
Insane Musician Leaps From Stage at Palace
to Attack the Emperor
of Germany.
■$1.600—FOUR-ROOM AND HALL NORTH
front cottage: extra well built: cost $1.-
400 for labor and material. Yon can get the
lot <>n which this bouse stands nnd one
vacant Immediately adjacent <100 feet front
age) for $100 above the rost of the Im
provements. This Is certainly a snap.
wfc HKT RKHt-I.Th.
RKE US FOR BARGAINS.
STATISTICS.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
liUO—W. H. Crowder to Dr. J. T.
Freeman, lot on Paine avenue. War
ranty deed.
SI.600—Charles H. Girardeau to Ml*a
K. ilnrrlK. Henry L. Rnrrla and Dnvld
M. Ilnrrle, lot on Washington street.
Warranty deed.
Sl'.ouo (Penal Sum)—Mr,. B. V. Ger
man to Mrs. M. B. Swanaon. lot on
Juniper street. Bond for title.
$1(5—Rhoda Brooks to Ida MeCants,
lot on Beckwith street. Warranty deed.
$2,700—Mr*. Fannie 8. Stewart to J.
nnd R. 1.. Smith, lot In land lot
No. *9. Warranty deed.
$75—Edward 1 H. Barnett to B. F
Mauldin, lot on Oliver street. War'
canty deed.
$78.27—Susan Jones to West Lumber
Company, lot on Mayer street. War
runty deed to secure loan.
$750—W. W. Stephens to T. J. Tread
well, lot on Greenwood avenue. War
runty deed to secure loan.
$10—Kmnry College to Mra. Georgia
, Stephens, lot on Bonnie Brae ave-
nue.
$1,250—Mrs. O. C. New to H. T. In
man. lot on Highland avenue. Warran
ty deed.
$2.100—W. J. Prater to Mrs. Emma N
Douglas, lot on Brotherton street. Loan
deed.
DEATHS.
Mrs. Jape K. Scott, age <( years,
died at M Hunt Linden atreet.
Harry J. Fresher, age 24 years, died
at (10 North Boulevard.
I^asle Fulton.^Colored, age 17 years,
dle<y>t 347 Meldon avenue.
WTIIIe Phew, colored, age 22 years,
died at 101 North Butler street.
Claude Greer, colored, age It years,
died at 200 Mason and Turner avenue.
Will Williams, colored, age 2$ years,
died at corner Bartow and Lurkle
atreets.
D. Hlckok. age (5 years, died at
205 Oglethorpe avenue.
Carl Reynolda, age 15 years, died
from railroad accident at 2* Luckle
atreet.
Mra. Sarah Coggins, age 72 years,
died at (I DeKalb avenue.
II. Weaver, age 75 years, died of
old age. at Mllledgevtlle, Ga.
Priscilla Lipscomb, colored, age 55
years, died at $12 l*ted,nont avenue.
Ren P. Hlnam. age 75 years, died at
442 Frasier street.
Mrs. M. M. Tolbert, age 7$ year*,
died at 17 Luckle street.
BIRTHS.
To Mr, and Mr*. Z V Perker*on. at
$15 Oakland avenue, a boy.
To Mr. and Mra. H. L. Canada, at
($7 South Pryor atreet. a girl.
To Mr. and Mra. W. It. Robert*, at
It* Grant atreet. a boy.
To Mr. and Mr*. XV. A. Rector, at $12
Spring street, a girl.
To Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Kemps, at
$17 Capitol avenue a boy.
To Mr. and Mr*. C. H. Mitchell, Jr.,
at 147 oak itreet. a boy.
To Mr. and Mrs Jennie Bowen, at
Kirkwood, Ga., a boy.
To Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Elliott, at 1«
Berlin. March 7.—Kulner William's
Ilf* wan threatened at a concert at the
palace last night when Herr Kupke,
n member of the orchestra, went rav
ing n\gd and attempted to attack the
emperor.
Sturdy officers near the monarch
prevented the musician from killing
him.
Kupke seised a ba** drum and atari-
ed across the stage, beating It and at
tacking avncy.mne who lateefered. Ds-
fore any one realised the situation.
Kupke had leaped from the platform
and rushed toward the kalaer, who oc
cupied the front row. 1
Kupke w»* taken to a mad houae.
The emperor was the coolest man In
the house. The audience was In a
panic.
PRE1TYGERAL
MA Y WED E
OF MME. LIE
New York. March 7.—What appears to ta
a well authenticated report that Mlaa Her
ntdlne Farrar la to Ixt-ome the wife of
Zoltun Dome, the former htiabond of Lil
lian Xnrdlca. waa given much credence at
the Metn>|>olltan Opera House today.
The young singer, who gained her fame
In Italy aud France long ere her own eouu-
|ry people knew her vocal nhlllty, inet the
afnfuestjiie Lillian's former spouse In Monte
Gorlo. They flrat saw each other on the
.DINE FARRAR
X-HUSBAND
LI AN NOR DJCA
street. An Introduction followed, nnd ever
since each has taeu countoutly In the oth
er’s company.
(loaalpR ut the opera honao told the mar
rlage «f the eouplo would take place nt
the end of the current Metropolitan season.
Mlaa Farrar la young, pretty, and this I*
her flrat lev** affnlr. For a woman of her
uge. ahe la coualdered a great artlat. IHiuie
(a said to ta qulto wealthy. It la decalretl
hla wife pol«) him a large anm Just before
she secured her divorce.
THOSE CHANGES IN PLA 7S
WERE PERFECTLY LEGAL
"These atnrlee about the changing
and mutilation of the record honk* In
this office are misleading.' The pages
are In the book and any changea made
were made In the regular form by the
owners of the property.”
Deputy Clerk Keeney had thla to aay
about the printed reporta of the al
leged myaterloua and crooked work In
the record room of the court houae.
Instead of any lines being drawn nml
changes made In the original plat In
the book, these change* were made In a
later plat Riled, which was perfectly
proper (ind which the .owner of the
Weyman avenue, a girl.
To Mr. and Mr*. II. 8. Torrance, at
> Tumlln atreet. a boy.
To Mr. anil Mrs. Charles Gridin, at
7* Proctor street, a girl.
To Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Varmeter. at
Waters atreet, a boy.
To Mr. and Mr*. Ilcnry L. DcGIve, at
!7( Juniper street, a boy.
To Mr. and Mra. C. E. Black, at $9
Capitol avenue, a boy.
To Mr. and Mrs. M. XV. Moffett, nt
J2H -Windsor street, n boy.
To Mr. and Mr*. R. C. Boon, at 421
Simpson street, a girl.
To Mr. and Mr*. A. Veal, at 29 May*
street, a boy.
BUILDINcfPERMITS.
$109—Mrs. It. C. Huntington, to build
frame veranda at $(5 llltl street.
$«oo—H. Cunningham, to build one-,
•tory frame dwelling at II Webster
street.
$«nu H Cunningham, lo build frame
dwelling at 23 Webster street.
I3UO—II. Jacob*, to move and re
pair frame dwelling M 41 Butler street
(rear!.
1125—Thome* Kimble, to erect addi
tion to frame dwelling nt 2$ Tumlln
atreet.
$(5—11 B. Flelden. to build frame
shed at rear 221 Ivy atrrei.
$75—Mr*. A. B. Coulcy to recover
frame dwelling at 314 E. Fair street
property hnd a perfect rigid to do.
The Mr*t plat, from which a small
coiner of the |mge had been tom In the
constiim handling, was tiled In 1813.
und this was /-replaced by a duplicate
on August 17. 1900. und part of the
Foster property was shown as three
hits. Then again on Julv 27. 1(0$, an
other plat was filed by XV. M. Scott *
Co., and the three lots had been sub
divided. making slg Inis In all.
These were different plat* entirely,
hut Deputy Clerk Keeney say* on*
would be led to believe, by reading the
report*, that *nn<* on* hail aurreptl-
tloually changed the second plat tiled.
The change* madp In the third plat
filed were perfectly legitimate.
two l-story frame dwelling* at 3$2-8
Oakland avenue. 31,600 each.
It,600—Mr*. Alice Howell, to build
1-story frame dwelling at 529 Baas
(300—L. It. Stoney, lo build two
I-story frame dwelling* ut 361-3 Wind
sor St reef, (too each.
• 450—Mrs. E. Rich, to build addition
l« frame dwellings at 324 South Pryor
street.
New York, March 7.—Thrilling ■
and half a dozen rescue* of life marked
the progress of two myitcrioue Urn
today.
In one, the burning of a five-itory
apartment house at No. 157 Wait fix-
ty-atx street, the live* of 100 person*
ware Imperilled and panic reigned In
several of the fashionable hotels of tM
neighborhood.
The second blaze was on the L itruc-
ture at Ona Hundred and Sixth street
and Third avenue. An empty train
caught nr* on the track and forty-ffea
minute* during the early ruah hoac-tte.
road In both directions was blocked.
Many women In th* stalled trains
fainted when they heard th* clang at
the engine* and saw the names, while
thousande of men braved the dangers
of the deadly third rail and walked
along the structure between stations.
SUBMIT PROPOSITION '*
TO FURNISH CITY WATCH.
Hperlal to The Georgias.
Columbus. Ga.. March 7.—Tbs Hud
son Engineering and Contracting Com
pany of New York has eubmlttad n
proposition to the Columbus water
works commission lo supply the city
with artesian water under three dis
tinct provisions, via: Three million
gallons per day and a stand pipe far
1175.000: four million gallons for tll(.-
ooo, or sell the city three million gal
lons per day at $100 per day and tha etty
to own the works at the end of flva
years. > •
BIBB POWER COMPANY
PERFECTS ORGANIZATION.
Special lo Th* Oeorglan.
Macon. Ga. March 7.—A mealing ot
the stockholders of the Bibb Power
Company waa held yesterday at thalr
offices In the Grand building, and the -
organization of the new company waa
perfected. The charter granted by tha
superior court was accepted and of
ficers warfc elected.
MAN HELD ON CHARGE
OF MURDERING WIFE
*r»'i"l to The G«or*iae.
Dothem. Ala . March 7—Frank Fow-
lor, a white man. agtil 35 year*, who
Uvea a short distance south of thla city,
has been arrested and placed In Jail
here, on a charge of murdering hla wlf«
last Monday night.
Fowler Is a aaw-mlll man and had
been In Dothnn Monday. He aay* when
he returned home Monday hi* wife
complained of balw otoh, and wo* un
able to prepare supper, and retired In
her bed unusually early. Thinking her
not In a serious condition, he left h*r
In th- core of their *ls little children
and went to a neighbor's home to at
tend a board-sawing and dance.
When he returned late In the evening
Mr*. Fowler was lying dlaguaally
arroe* the bed and anorlng heavily.
He measured a do** of medicine for
$(5—8. II. Pbelsh. lo recover frame her and'retired for the night,
dwelling at t$ Ynunge itreet. Aboul I o'clock Fowler awoke, aud
$3,0**—Mr*. Alice Howell, to build found hie wife dead.
EMPLOYEES SUBSCRIBE
TO MONUMENT FUNB.
Hperlal to The Georgian.
Columbus. Os.. March 7.—Il
Mow Riley and J. L. Jones, of Atlanta,
who have been In the rtty for tha past
few days, In th* Interest of the fund to
erect a monument to the late Samuel
Spencer, have mat with a hearty recep
tion and a generous response by tha
railroad emp1ny**a of this city.
SPARTANBURG TEAM ’
TO PLAY AT CHARLESTON.
Hpeclsl to The Georgian.
Charleston, 8. March 7.—The
Spartanburg basket ball team plays
charleston here tomorrow night. Th*
avenge 1(0 pounds. Boozer, Nes
bitt, Frey: Gentry and Andmwa ate on
the' team. It I* their flrat gam* with
the charleston local team, which I*
lighter by nftoen pound), but very fait.
Church Entertainment.'
The Young Ladle** Society of thg
Jackson Mill Baptist church will give
an entertainment Thursday night In
the Sunday school room of th* church.
This I* the entertainment pottpoaed
from last Thursday.
They hare arranged an attractive
program for th- evening.
FUNERAL NOTICE.
loo OEM I Mr. Tbnauu Hoofe*.
HIU.IVAN—The
of Mr. Jait)
1 Union lllst
•rph |(union anti Mr. Tbomaa num.
of Atlanta, awl Mr. j4M*ph HsUHran. it
Washington. 1). c.. ara lavltad ta at-
trml th# funeral u f the fonMr tr+m
Harm) II<*art church FrMar Whtma
* o'clock, later moot at OakltaJ.
•allhoarora. nil
, Wch ntm H
Jim GUleapI* aa*l Matty
arc requested l«i Meet af tag
•jM'atrjrkHaalva, 46 lUnfit *Vt
imil $iu$ until •
at t o'clock.
The followtoff
T. L. FraturTa.