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I 31. L. THROWER, Real Estate. 20 ACRES, gojO—This property is on jfcDonough Road, i m from So. Railway, 1 m Constitution. Has jfcps—different varieties. This is elosc to Atlani uul well worth more thi ff arc asking. M. L. THROWER, Real Estate. 39 North Forsyth St. 'THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. AND NEWS. GLORE & JUSTIN, 215 Peters ^Building. et deep 1 per fro HENDRICK & CO., Real Estate and Loans, 23 1-2 Whitehall Street, Both Phones. BKArnm. nine boom residence i mi; finished la the eery Jllfit •Jrle, with every modern poureii- wlshra loara tfcsTSadj 21, ,,,,, •• saitoos t« irU. H lo- ‘ )ou - c * u “■/ olKcr for par- rUT SH1IAI.H HOAJ). e i.cj 'int.T 'if city, we have a ft q ifUitalnlnB 20 acres. 11 acres Ui l. hI*«i has oik* of the Imt oi I: |S» msh and balance monthly. line: price $2,550; month. I.I.KGE I’AIIK. I.OT SO by 19 ervnnt house In rear, renting i onth. We ran rail this for n shot You a**e you rtn make id h*r rent nti thin, nnd yon have her lot to Guild you a home on. You mu iHt th!«. wr HAVE A NICE FIVE ROOM Hen Hill. Small house W. A. FOSTER, Real Estate and Loans, 12 S. Broad. •rt Thnne Atlanta 'Phone 1881. It* A<'ItRM IN MIDDI.R GEORGIA. HIM* FROM A CITY OF 40,000 PRO- !!•« of railroad frontage, also pub- »*itnp bottom* atlll to he developed. f - T "f wood nnd timber for home con i’'’"' 'lost of the land Ilea level - ' ‘hrk, loamy toll, with strong "* mule enn cultivate 40 t id* H:d Two alx-room dwelling* J t.r.ant liout«>a of two nnd four rooms, •trll.ii b< tU. ken h. usea, etc., nil In g»Mwl rood I f hog wire fencing. land. Station and eld* track h r ' !ft ' •• h' liool and churches conven- A ml average net Income 16.000. Iffietu *• dcf.rr •*1 tt. 1, kt ?. *, H \\i . *»* i.t. fete 1 . * »u I - acre. Term* obe thli " r Itefore ten yenra In aununl •• suit purchaser, with 0 per cent I payments. Thin la « bar gala ' '»>ee of n lifetime, llake the •nt and the place will ipake the Ithe balance. Good water Labor la plentiful and i further Information, write or GORDON STREET-NO. 3*2- ■m cottage; nH conveniences; Price 11.000. Terms. I Vl*T ONE BLOCK ~~ FROM '' lots for $2,100. It would pay this property, either for rent. illllKIMtooil IlomK IN new, good condition; now p'-r month. Mulch buyer; 91,- |lc>AI.8 ROAD. RIGHT AT horue Junction: a new fire- lot GO by 150 feet. {Ido* * r, UN,r * I *°T. IS WE8T END. A h*. ••Ivr.Hnn cottage, with two "• 1,1 lm«m*nt. for I ' i;i»h anil Its por uiuulb, '■nt Intpmt. - I BRET. IN ONE RI.OTK Of "'ntt nrrniir rar lino; lot SO • ""i i*ri« kt». -nil 8 i„r uiotitlt. If ? k, , r - NEAR t’AB I.INK; BEAU- - •-hi ratUMi nils; akdr nnil •t. Price f 1.400. Nlc« borne 4 » UOUK,' C "wtih’XJZBRSlntSME L n2 J 8 #”' electric nnd gaa Oxturea L Srt MnV ,,0m ' " rh,r "- “ 23 AFBEH. 1 MII.RH FROM « i„ 011 “ l "" ft '•><• Hn-st parnl rnads ® iLi^* , ‘ OUD *J r : claht ruuia b-UM-: wo iruli “SSi-vvr nil ».-r- In l.ln.kWrrlM nail o rSbSijfftoJS!' * io "" ,m ,n , tl.JM-ON Itlt.l, KTHEKT. NEAR GRANT t t r a \r^rr ^° ,,r ro ° ui 4<)^y iiu. 12.440-tvimntvAllll AVENVE: MIX ROOM ,«M4 101.32 lif 14-. This U a uloc ^ little homo, wnriii l-x-k 1 riK Into. H.inn-WOOIIWAim AVENTE; TIIIM IS „ "i amall cottage, with tbrw* rooiu« and n (I hnll, on a lot 33 by 115. Fan be sold on easy pnyux'.ntR. 12,750—BBYAX STREET. THIS IH A beautiful II ft lo cottage; fire rtHima ami a reception hnll. All modern rouveuleiu'es, ou derated lot. Hcrtunt houae In rear. 13.644—CENTRA I, AVENIE-SEVENIIOOM cottage, on lot 6n try 130: slightly elevated. Fan Ik* iHinght on easy terms. $2,700 -ON FREW HTRKF/r. NEAR RICH- nrdRon^six room eottage; lot 50 by !M; oc- eupled by owner. I^*t tin show you this. SEE J J EVANS. A. d ANTIGNAC OU A. L. HENDRICK. I. C. McCRORY L. M. JOHNSON McCRORY & JOHNSON, Real Estate, 603 Ptlors null ding—Phones 4691. . GOOD THINGS WORTH YOl'R ATTEN *: THIN. ’ ON (UlUnilN 8T.-I IIU 13.404. I.OVELT >' 5 rmiUi cottage, on bit iio\.'U; it u Just what you want mid stire to In* worth more • money; let iin show you. It Is shady mid has fine fruit fu bearing. Is a real hurgulu. ON WEST ENH AVE A 7 ROOM I'OT- ^ tage, new and up to date. $3.imi. ■*' ON OAK ST. -loT^lti; FIVE ROO.MH; M easy terms. $2.50". - $5,000 BUYS TUOOM 2-STORY RESIDENCE . on Park street; It's a peach iiikI will suit *• yon. LOVELY 6-110031 HOME ON GRANT ST. Up to date; most lw* sold. $6,7‘»i. ■ 14.M»l TAKEN ONE OF THE NIEEST a liotncs on Fherokee avenue; lu reoiu*. ele- : vnt«*l east front, facing Grant park; easy paymenth; nothing like It in thi* section for that price. . ELEGANT HOME ON NORTH AVE : 12 t risuiis. two baths, Inuudry; every other t nitNlerti eonveuleiiee, ami tin* price 1* very ntmlenite for such n loratbm. $3.LAI. t WE STILL HAVE A NUMBER OF sphoKlbl Imuies on Jnrksnn anil North Boulevard. Siu* us l.efere ooii buy. TALK TO US ABOUT LOTS ON TENTH and M) itie streets. 1 1 CENTURY REALTY CO.. 306 Ontury Hide. Phone 4499. J. H. GARNER. C. HORACE McCALL. NORTH StllE-MOIIERN 9 ROOM llol'NE — Inrg'* elcvateil eorner lot. roibstniitlall.v i built, nttrnctlve exterior and the Interior* Is all th.1t could Im* desired: natural hard wood tlnlNli laldnet mantels, stained flo.irs; refine*l nelghl>nrho«N|. near IVnehtrres. nnd easy walking distance. We ran S4*|| tills elegant home for 16.t>Vi lasli. or If 4b>slro4l ] n small cash payment, balance easy; either wny, ns the owner has plenty of money, but «h»es m»t m**4l the house. ^ NOTICE. WE HAVE A FINE LIST $ OF COTTAGES, NEW AND MODERN. THAT J WE CAN SELL ON . TERMS $300. AND $400 CASH, BALANCE TO * SUIT PURCASER. , WE BUILD HOUSES ON ( EASY TERMS IN ANY « PARI' OF THE CITY, ON 11 YOUR LOT. OR WILL $ buy you a LOT. MONEY TO LOAN ON IM- * PROVED CITY PROP- ’ ERTY AT 5. 6 AND 7 PER . CENT. N. JACKSON ST.. 7-ROOM COTTAGE. NEW AND MODERN, ELEVATED LOT; PRICE $4,250. EAST PINE ST.. 7-ROOM COTTAGE, LARGE ELE VATED LOT, NORTH FRONT; PRICE $3,750. NORTH JACKSON LOTS, n $1,500 EACH; STTI, 40\ u 149. ;.. i, WE HAVE SOME GOOD, h CLEAN TEN PER CENT INVESTMENTS THA’i WOULD PLEASE'YOU. K WILSON & NEAL. , ; Real Estate, Renting and Loan Agents, Bell 2022; Atlanta 1480. 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 corner 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 Avc. Bell Phone 4596. L. A. WOODS, - 818-819 Empire Bldg. BELL PRONE NA4—ATLANTA PHONE 1771 I MAKE EASY TERMS. splendid 6-nxun cottage with all conveu Irurva. Thlf .place wan built for a home and la A-l In every respect. WHAT ABOUT FIVE AGUES ON THE Month Decatur ear line, that Ilea nice nud level, for 91.900? Any kind of terms. • ash and $5 |w*r mouth, tills far close to tlo* Atlanta Athletic **1 ill#, where there la thousands of dollars ludng spent for Improvements. The first mini lit gets this hurgulu. I1.7M-A ClOOIt 6UIHIM HlIrHK. WITH lot 7i feet (rout ami ®fl feet deep. Flue iherted rmid nnd fairly dose In. What nlniiit this, you poultry men? make you terms to null. WIIAT ABOUT A NICK LITTLE 3 ROOM house, with hall, on a good-sized lot; miiiiII easli payment and the balame like $400 easli. balance $15 |H*r month. on half acre lot; well fenced In nnd de al ruble place In every imrOculur; $10u down, Ini In lire fyi per UlolltU. J. A. BROOKS, Real Estate, 407 Fourth National Bank. Bell Phone 1393 Main. \ HILL ST.. IN TWO BLOCKS OF Grant Park, a nice little 5-room cot- | tn*e with all conveniences for $2,200. Ternis. $3.150-A 7 ROOM HOUSE IN till ANT park vldulty; water, gns and nil coi lice*. Her us right away for this. W.Kuh-A 2 STORY 9 ROOM HOUSE, ON N Itoulevard. IaiI 60x140. Won't lie oi market long. IX MAKE YOU EASY TERMS ON •ottrgi* with lot 50x150 In lurnan Park. hn| place for the money. OAKLAND AVENUE, A NEARLY new 4-rootn cottage with water and sewer connect Iona, for only $1,800; $350 aali anti $20 tuunth. UENTRAL AYE.. NEAR GEORGIA avenue, I have n modern up-to-date 6-room cottage with all convcnlcncea for the iery low price of $2,750 on HOMES IN COLLEGE PARK. NK Rim»M RESIDENCE: MODERN IN (•notriiethiu; with elnetrle lights: plmuti- Inc. hath. etr. Comer lot: h*' by 3*0; serr- lions'* and Imrii It Is nil Ideal suhur- '•me niol In Atlnnfn's very best sub- Owner U orferiuc this a wav under value for good reason; $6,150. It Is $5,000.00. A new home on the North Side, between Peachtree and I*iedmont avenue; na» 8 rooms, modern ]>luinhing, eleetrie lights; $1,000 cash, balance easy. $3,100.00. An east front lot on West Peachtree, 47x170, on best part of street; nothing else left under $75.00 per foot. J. A. BONDURAXT & CO., 012 4th National Bank. Phone 4870. FIVE Room COTTAGE: NEW AND rell built; an lot 3o liy 200; for only $1. : oik* half cnah; I m lo net* $10 per month. This Is n real bargain. D. F. M'CLATCIIEY REAL ESTATE AND INVEST MENT COMPANY, 202 CANDLER BUILDING. BELL BHONE 220—ATLANTA IH. 8. PltVOB-7-B. II.: LOT HHIW), U..WJ. iiAitliK.v—6 B. 11.: lot mm 11.900. SEE ME I OB FAI!SIS. VACANT LOTS, In till, m'rtlnu. I. C. McCRORY, Phones 4091. 503 Peters Bldg. IIII.L-Olt, II.: LOT'kAHI. »2.Ri«). FNN'V<HI|i-.-i |l. II.; LOT; fm«l70. 1J..^l. liriTSyR’iMili-t-h. II.: i.'nrS-uL-n. WAV' III I.t.—*i-H. II.. LOT UxISO. B II.I.IAMS inmI.O'I l-ki.,V g,IW foiail.ANIi-10 It. II.1 lot cj',172. tv."-’ f: I.INIil'.N l II II.; lot 11,15 WiioIi\\ aiii>- -< i». il . I.OT I'lllM. .iniikn-4 11. il.: Lor”iioK 11.1*0.' IIII.I.—r.-U. II.; LOT Mil','. 14.1211. Tiai.ti.uobf i'lack-h-b. 11.; i.o-rivi i-r ITS, t7.ocm. liltANT-f. B.‘ll.; I.OT 6O1I.V). IT..*,,-. N. aACKSON—S B. II.: LOT Kill.',I iiltSIF ■•- II. II.; I.OT Mil;-. 'loo MOSS & GIRARDEAU, Iny and Sell Real Estate on Commission. iflice 501 Fourth National Bank Building. Bell Phone 4250. 2,000—Cash will buy a cozy j new eottage; <5 rooms; j lodern improvements; row street; convenient •ar line. oobiioSi-iThTTT.: Lot Soiicn. ttAiu. i.inui:n-i; b it, ; lot toiica. i.oc.i. Ft lltBFHT AVK.-SIt. ll.: LOT Sdll.'a ii." K ALFXANUKB-II B. II.: LOT Soil.--. 19.149. Will i KIIAI.I -I" It ll.;LOT ttnil.-o J53S7 I.Tl-TI.K T it II : LOT 4-i.'to ANOIKB—9-14. II.; LOT <9il&< i4.-»«l KAU9H.Y 7 11. II.; lTrr~4-llm DAIRY, POULTRY OR . TRUCK FARM » ACHES INSIDE CORPORATE LIMITS of Stone Mountain; good pasture, nice groves, plenty water; 1,940 feet atreet frontage; all under fence. Only $t,7S0; one- third oath, balance 7 per cent. C. H. WELLS & CO. 1104 FOURTH NATIONAL BANK BLDG. ARCHIE ROOSEVELT FOUNDERS DA Y S. A. E. CELEBRA1ED BYBANQUE1 The Founder*' Day banquet of the Slcma Alpha Epallon fraternity, held at the Piedmont hotel Saturday nl*ht by the Georgia member* of the well- known collete aecret aorlety, proved to be hlflily enjoyable from beglnnlnc to end. The banquet was not a local one. aa ha* Jieen the ra*e In the past, but mem bers of the fraternity from all over the elate attended, and the chapters of Tech. Ueorala, Emory and Mercer were well represented. Hon. Hooper Alexander was toaet- maaier. He Introduced the following speaker*: Dr. James Bcott Todd, r— Jehn Stewart French, John Doncttn, Charles Parkinson _ Judae lllchard B. Husacll, Charlea Frederick 8ton«, William Carroll Lati mer. Robert Purmedux Jones, M. A. Knox. J. C. Brooks, W. O. Brantly, Jr. and Garrard Haines. The annual election of officers of tha Atlanta Alumni Association held during the evening, resulted a* follows: Robert P. Jones, president; J. Le- Roy Duncan, vice president, and R. E. L. Timmons, Jr., secretary and treas urer. CHE UA G CHIN CHA TIERS CHINESE CHOP-CHOP ARCHIE R008EVELT. Son of protidoRt it reporttd rapidly rt- covering from attack of diphtheria. President’s Son Rapidly Re covering From Diph theria Attack. Washington. March ll.— Announce ment was made from the white houae morning that Archie Roosevelt, non of the iiroHldent. who has been critical ly III from un attack of diphtheria, wax "doing Hplendidly." If the grand Jury at It* next Herndon bejlevea and can understand what Uheung Chin and (*hu Wy and Ju Hu nay about Cheng Yec, the lant named Chink will have to explain before a Jury the nlnyular myatery aurroundlng the disappearance of 9150 belonging to Cheung . - The alleged victim la u coukln of Chu Wy, and Chu tried to tell John Mona- ghun. Solicitor Hill's aHHi.itant. about It «»n Monday. Mr. Monaghan han been to 8an Francisco nnd to Chlnutown, In New York, hut he can't speak the Chl« tu*ne lingo. He knows Chu Wy and he listened patiently while Chu Wy told just why he wanted Cheng Yee shoved the limit for lifting his cousin's wad. Cheung and Chu claim that during A fight In William Ijee's place on East Hunter street somebody went in Cheung's pocket and lifted the one-fifty. The case was given « preliminary hearing In the court of Jjistlce of the Paace Kln*rel»ery, and Cheng Yee was held under a $250 bond. NEGRO OF OLD REGIME SUCCUMBS TO ILLNESS Penniless anil almost friendless. Bob Howard, an old nrgro who for yeara wan on speaking terms with men of promlneiu-e from all over the atate. died Monday nt his home. In the rear of 161 Gilmer street, after a lingering illness. Beginning with tile administration of Oovemor John II. Gordon tuid con tinuing until the time when Governor Allan D. Candler nssumed the reins of Georgia government. Howard wai Janitor In the state library, and many of the most prominent lawyers of tha Atlanta bar will remember him. Borne montha ago ha became too III to work ami outside of a few who > helped him 111 his lllnees, few of those who formerly knew and liked him were uware of his straits. Medicine tuid food was provided for him, but the disease which laid hlrti low could not b« over come. Hie death removes another old- time negro whom white folks were a)- , ways willing to help.* POLICE MATRON MAKES ANSWER TO CHARGE Hun mu $3.urt. I'll’DMQNT H |{, || : LOT .Vixl.T*. I7.6np lUiULU.V.fUD ht- ml It.; LOT 43x185. I.OT r *&xH*T» Ho a cottage now near in ii: com- ncar Fair, near Bailey; large of Martin. Svlvan and FOR RENT. "!" DWELLINGS !•' r. Ii . K1 Norlli Jih Umiii Nirii*t H r. h.. W Haul llwrrla atreet Il r, h.. Emit fain atrert I*» «*. h.. 493 Kfirliig atre»*t 9 r. Ii.. 29 Emu TlilrU afrert '.' r. Ii., 233 t'Mirtlnml V-r. h.. INI I ItuliLi u*l a veil ik* * r. Ii . 143 Kelly atreet 7-r. Ii.. J74 Angler avi-iim* E. North nvi*. ifuriilwln-.li Grant •treet Klin noon i n.iiu.Hk «. r. Ii., 17 Antihy *tn*»*t j;, JOHN J. WOOD8IDE. THE RENTING AGENT, 12 Auburn Avenue, Doth Phone* 618. erge fm f * report to Chief ’nptnln Jett to the e ■ion. pullee matron, i a illw.tr.lerly huu< pollee eommlMlon an Inventlgatlo out Of few liliclitm Nip Tueailny night MImh Smolerioii won reon to cot the tioiiNf III i|iK*Ntlon hy a IHillee rejMirteil the matter to Captnln Jett of tin* evening wateh. The latter In turn reported It to Chief Jenninga, who Ntntisl Momlay Ik* would bring It to the attention of the eoiuiul* *lmi. MInw Hnmlern'iii d<*elxreN that nIk* eotmlil ereil there niik mulling Ivroilg III her \Im|I, ha aln* wan merely In the Imime on rliarlta- hie hnalliei*N. Mr*. Zenle G.mh|h.,ii. who |* mi Id to to* loaluc her inltNl. Is held In the matron'* ward, and It wn* In her iutere«t Ml**** Kandernon nny kite made the vUlt. Mr*. GimnInoii lw h erlpple. Inn lug |o*t one of her f»**t. and the iiintren hu* Ionui rain ing a fund to pim-linye mi urtlflelal foot for the woman. BOUGHT THEIR OWN COTTON, WHICH HAD BEEN REMOVED. WOMEN GO TO POLLS AND WORK IN ELECTION TO A00LIS0 SALOONS Hpet-lnl tr. The Georgian. Knoxville. Tenn.. March ll.A-WIIH 3.000 men. women and children, head ed by brag* bands and carr>'Ing (lags and temperance banners, parading the street*, church bells tolling and men and women working about the polling place*, n prohibition election I* in prog- re** In Knoxville today. Early Indl- atlona are that prohibition will carry the day by a large majority. Many bu*lne*N houee* are cloaed and all In- tcre*t 1* centered In the election. If prohibition carrle* the present charter if Knoxville will be abolished nnd the :lty re-Incorporated without saloons. New A. B. & A. Folder*. i'The new and attractive four-color folder* of the Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic railroad have been Issued by the passenger department and are »o be found In the standard rack* of the different transportation lines. The fold ers Include a double-page map of the Atkinson system nnd steamer lines mid a store of Information (or the traveling public. Ruth 8winson. Until Swlnson. aged 3 year*, the young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Swlnson, died nt the family residence, 305 Houth Boulevard, Monday morning. The funeral service* will be conducted bv Dr. 11. L. Edmondson, of the Rt, Paul* Methodist church, Tueeday aft ernoon at 2 o'clock at the residence. WANTED REAL ESTATE ff you own property that liargains only and ATLANTA Bell Phone 250 Main. BUILD DIG. BOTH PHONES 4231. NEGRO l-KOI-KRTY. REST 1I..A9— EAST FAI It r.H- ll.- iM-r I -ill Iwllrr with s little u $2.6itt GOltlMiN MTRKKT - F|VK IttHlM e«MtSgi'; lot W I'l 250; Irt Big iMrgnln. K-iwm term I7J04-1IOX TON APARTMRNT: WELL lor*ted. ntsl over $90 |wr uioiitb. Usn't renliK-** iiidklbig fur lets than $>,$*>; • •ne thinl en«h m 'VB GET ItEBlLTi.** H|Ki lal t.» 1 .Macon, i claimed to robin*ry wn k* Gvorglnn. a.. March 11.—What lx* a slick and easy cotton umarthed Haturday. When Sam Kingman. «*f the KngllMh-Johnson t’ontpres* fompany, returned from din ner he found two bale* of cotton stand ing by themselves on the platform. He was told that they were brought In by Mason Thomas, a negro farmer »*f Jones county. I .a ter In the day, a ne gro who said that hi* name wan Mason Thomas. ap|»*ared with sample and re. cel pi and got the money fi»r the cot ton. • • My this simple plan It was only necessary to truck two bale* of cotton from the big pile to another part of the platform during the dinner hour and tear off the tag*, the only mean* of identifying the cotton, and Rngllsh- Johnson company would pay for two bales of their own cotton. NORWOOD BANKER DIES EARLY MONDAY MORNING. Bper!*l tn The Ocorgtsn. Norwood, tla, March II —J. H Ward died till* morning at 9 o'clock of apo plexy. He was apparently In gwl health yesterday, laughing and talking with hi* friends. He complained of feeling a little un well or retlrlpg. but no serlour alarm wa* excited. HI* wtfc was„awakened this morning at 4 o'clock by hi* heavy breathing and Immediately summon**'* medlcul aid. but the doctor* were not' hie to arouse him. Mr. Ward was vice president of the Hanh^vf-Nnrwood and prominent In the hUMtness circles. HI* sudden death D tulte a shock to the town. ID* wife an** one daughter survive him. The funeral service* will be conduct- ** tomorrow at 3 o'clock. George N. Emory. George N. Kmory. aged 90 years, died Sunday night at the home of his daughter. Mr*. M. Tl. Hand. 102 Weat i'aln street. The body will be sent to .Mr. Emory’s old home, at Glenn, (la., where It will In* Interred Tuesday. Mr. Kmory I* survived by three daughter*, Mrs. M. IL (land and Miss Matilda Kmory, of Atlanta, and Mra. A. A. Stewart, of Knoxville, Tenn. and one son. George W. Kmory, of Atlanta. GEOROE 18 ACQUITTED OF THE CHARGE OF MURDER. Special to The Georgina. Louisville, On., March 11.—The case of the state against F. J. George for the killing of D. Brown on the streets In Loulavllle, February t. 1907, wa* tried before Judge Warren and the accused wa* acquitted. Mr. George wa* represented hv Judg K. U Gamble and the state by Fain A Hardman and Phil lip* A Phillip*. COURT OF* APPEAL8 OF^EORGIA, MONDAY, MARCH It Judgments Affirmed. Julia P. King Msnufsctirteg <%>mpauy ii. Walton, fn»m city court of JtlchuinoU s-s>iintv. before Judge Eve. latunr ft Falla way. for plaintiff in error. Austin Branch and A L. Franklin, contra. Harris vs. HIM ft Bridget, from city court of Mylveeter. Judge Park. Pae*nn*re ft Tl sou. for plaintiff In error. J. II Tipton, centra. Patterson Produce and Prevision'Compel ‘ * “ iltn AT POLICE BOARD MEETING 1 —MAYBE The reormnlsatlon of lh, police board for the year will take place Tuesday night at a meeting of the board In the commissioner*, room, at the police station. It Is probable that Commlsaloner Ter. ' ry will be re-elected chulrman. al though Captain English hgs been men tioned In this connection. Commis sioner Wnndslde Is said to be alated for the vice chairmanship, and Councilman Roberts will be elected secretary. All discussion relative to the next chief of police and civil service will be tabooed. The reorgnnlxatton promises to be a tame affair, but one can never tell what will happen In Atlanta police Irclea. It Is possible that the charges pre ferred by Captain Jett against the ma tron, Miss Handerson, wilt be Investi gated by the board. TABEBlCLTlO TO BE CONJRIBUTED Dr. Broughton Changes His Plan For Big Struct- A grant building, BodHM exactly after tin* funioiia Spurgeon Tabernacle In Lon don. la now the plan of Dr. L. G. Broach- ton for hi a new edifice on Lockte atreet The Broughton Tabernacle le to v toe n mas sive building, measuring 225x150 feet six atorlea high, on auditorium with seating cn- pneity of 5.000. two galleries running around the auditorium and many roetgs for Baodsy ortiool ela»*ca nnd other uoen. Thi* 1*. in substance, the plan egtUned b.v Dr. Broughton Monday morning nt the ItnptUt mbit*ter*' meeting. Dr. Krengfcton stated that live people had voluntarily ap- proni hed him recently with offers of aLOM each for such a building. Dr. Broughton says that $31,009 will bn raised lu hi* ehureh. that ttO.OOO ought to lie oeeured here outride of that ament, nnd “I will get the rest of It," he MM. on next Munday afternoon nt I o’dock n K nt mans meeting will lie held at the ntlat Tabernacle, at which time the plan will In* Innnrhed. Dr. John Uordon, of Wilkes, from “ mhfvri Ibddlllj Kdiile A Bolding, for pi Mat tot A Johnson, roulr Htolie Toba Holme*. Hiwphr.--. . . error.^ W. F. Way, cuiitre. Ity raurt «*f Moultrie. ft KIV.li lalntlff In error. Allen Tobacco Foinpauv v«. Allen A from city court of Moultrie. Joilgt’ tiihrejra. T. II. Barker, for |>lalutlff In W. F. Way. centre. Telfair County »* tTeineote, from eliv court of Meltac. Judge Melts*. Graham A Urahntu. A»r plaintiff In error George II Harris. t*u»!rn. rimrleaioa and Western CaroUnh Kullwnv Foinpony v* Johnaon. frem ritv .-ourt of ... - a- . ... j nrtgl . Krt . \v»o »-■ tiff In error. I Kokcw Barber * Bnptdy Company, from Clark* superior ronrr. Judge Brand. Henry TuAk.,f«»r plalutlff in er- Thouias r. flreeu. i-otitra. H-irrell \*. Mayor and Council of M»».••ui. frnii. Htjr t^mrt of Maeon. Ju.lx- H«*lg«- Freeman. A. L. Miller and J. C. . ;. f«»r plaintiff In trroft Winter Wlniberly. eontra. Head riKwphate <*»tn|Miiy er al. v*. WeiciiMdbunm Company, from i It* court of Dubtla. Judge Bureh Jaiiic* A Tlo ina«. ir idnlutlffN In err*»r. W. F. Davis. I*. I,, ’nde ami Harvey Itttt. eontra Meager A Hon »». Linder l.umtfr pany. from Worth superior mart. Jmtge Pf*enre. FlMa A Kills, for plaluttlfa In el- rvr. J. II. Tipton, contra. MAKE8 NO 8UGQE8TI0N OF WHAT COURSE TO PURSUE. •pedal to The Georgian. Raleigh, K. C . March 11.—The spe cial Committee of the general assem bly, appointed to investigate R. W. Simpson, Jr, the newspaper man who refused to divulge th* name of the per son who furnished him certain Infor- mntlon, made their report this after noon. They* went over the evidence briefly amf conclude their renort aa follows: “As to what course should be taken with reference to the refusal of Mr. Ntiiipson to itn*wt*r the queatlona put to him during the Investigation by the committee with reference to hla r |pfor- imition and his failure to make good hla charge, your committee think onet not to make any recnmmendatloaa, but simply leave the matter to be dealt !*<*dlni{M may The icglalature will 'clock this evening. adjourn at • Crib and Contents Burned. Mpcclul to The Georgian. Louisville, <la., March 11.—A Am oc curred till* morning at Wrens, In this ounty, destroying W. J. Wren'# barn, rib* and all hi* com. fodder and hay, valued at about 91.&00, partially In sured. ' A TOWERS, DUNN MACHINERY CO, S4 Msrirtta StrMt. Atlanta. Qa.