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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS MONDAY. UARcn n. m. DISEASES ' Bone Paint, Itching Skin Diitases, Kcxema. PmMnrntly cured by takln* Botanic l italin. If you hava achca and if. h»nr*. back and Jolnta, Itching Lm blond f»»l» hot or thin, rtalnia •ad'hontra on tha akin, aoro throat. *_ or nffanalva eruptlona. or nth L .kill arc run down, or nervoua, ul- Min i PRESS; msiKia With her han<! an<l ann bnt a maaa of crashed Arab. Violet Ayres, a 14 year-old *lrl. employed at th«- Fulton flag and Cot- too mills, was taken to Orarfy hospital ^arly Monday morning. Ifsr arm must !>«• amputated at the shoulder. The Utile girl Is a daughter of Mrs. Ka- ale ||. Ayres, of 6?) IteKalh avenue. (the was employe In the printing department of the mills and In some way her left arm heeanip e-aught in a preas early Monday port of the tad7.ic.Se or “" rnl . n «- '""'-I «"P* «bc Ml. ' , r\ IHl.ter. of ectema. carbuncle. Jfj* drawn her nrm between them end It |,.,in take Botanic Blood Belm, *** rru.hed to tii„ >hnnM., i. ... ag.r.nt.td to cure e.ven the wor.t end jeei.-ecntcd caeee;' Heale ell air nwrlllnge, make, blood ’'.i.f bodv Into a dean, healthy eon- H B. B. I. the recognised blood f..r all Blood Dleeenoe. CANCER CUBED. i hare a peralnttnt pimple, wart, awwtftns. .hooting, stinging palna, taka Halm nnd they will dleeppear be- (her develop Into Cancer. Many •bparenilv hopeleee caeee of Cancer, miiliuratlng .welling., eating aorea or cured by B. B. B. * Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. B.) it , .j.an' nnd «afe to take. Thoroughly ! f,, r 3.i veer*. Compoaed of pure j..,,nlc Ingredlenta. Strengthen, weak Itlilner. and weak atomacha. curea dye. nenvl.i Sampla aant frae by writing ni..i.] Halm Co.. Atlanta. Os. y.ild hv all drugglata at }I per large Muir or «cnt by expreea prepaid. ILL IS FRACTURED l« FALL FROM HOUSE MAN DIFS OF INJURIES .. Tin* Georgian, v. < In.. March 18.—-Benjamin f this village. was accidentally v u fall from a building here. • nu-nns he‘became unbalanced worn on the Wadley Southern shops and dropped 20 or 35 hN hpad striking: a scantling, tin*: the skull. He died a few « after the accident. 1 »«tvis whs a very honorable cltl- ili- was 53 years old. He leave* *«p.i voters and his mother, who ,t huv i old. deacon In the Baptist Tor HI ST IMPRISONED ON A LONELY ISLAND l.- - Angeles. Cal.. March 18 —ImprU- R.-<; f t inn dgya and two night* »»n n arrow Ipdge of crumbling rock »Q stalina Island and unable to com- tunicate bl* danger to boating parties, within sound of his voice. E. I«. a tourist from Ardley-on-tho- N Y| wa* today rescued by a f fishermen. He was In a con- ipproachlng collapse. alnv Hu. tLJt 3DCOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOao '• terdiurg. March 18.—A* n O •*f n 'iimrrel In the dining O the tirand Hotel do Eu- O .iptaln Kosloff. of the East O sharp shooters, drew his O and topped off the ear of O Nlkarlage, n marshal «*f the O from Kutnls. The prince O sallant. who I* hot ex- O live ws« rruahed to tin- shoulder. It was uecea- snry to stop the machinery and take It to piece* l>efore the girl's arm could be eitrl- COLDS CURED MUNYON'S Munyon'g Cold Cur* relieves thej head, throat and, —— lungs almost im- Sees Danger in Scheme to m a d I a t a I y. ^ w «„ with States’ Checks Fevers. Stops Discharges of the no*p. takes away all aches by Slate. ON MEN ARRESTED Gems Valued at $30,000 Taken From Clothing of Pair. New York. March 18.—Arthur Pres ton Oreen and t'harles N Dumont Ro- herer arrived home from Europe today on the Hamburg-Amerlcan liner Amer- Ika. They went abroad Just two months ago on a cattle ship. Special Treasury Agent* Br&slnskl Wilson and Parr re moved from the clothe* of Green and Roherer Jewelry estimated at from 120,- 000 to S30.000 In value. Thl* Jetyelry 1* part of the* proceeds of an enormou* haul made by a band of American crooks In London last month. The valuables were stolen from the London house of Tiffany & Co. and from other large Jewelry houses In Bond street.' Green and Roherer are locked up at police headquarter* on the technical charge of smuggling, but It Is very likely that the pair will return to England In order to make a close study of condition* at Wormwood Hrrubb* or some other British penal Institution. From an ordinary cheap clothing ■tore crook to the principal In one of the biggest Jewelry robberies of a cen tury Is a long step, but Arthur Pres ton Green whs ambitious and took It. He is an alumnus of Blackw-ells Island, while Roherer is a graduate of Waupln. WIs.. and also took a course at Moy- amenslng. near Philadelphia, not to overlook a term he served In Trenton. FORMWALT GRAVE FOUND AT LAST The grave of Mosea W. Formwalt. Atlanta's first mayor, has been located In Oakland cemetery. The lot Is the property of P. II. Bell, an Atlanta student. And his two-sisters, heirs of Marcus A. Bell. Content has lieen given by the owners to remove the body of the fltat chief executive of Atlanta to a bu belonging to the city. Muoyoa's Pits Ota a rsw nay*. Knee, me. lanyon'a IirspepMs Cars oosltlrsly 4 ferns of indlgeetfeB lUastetBSCB sll forms of Pllse. Muoyoa's * purities ' Muoyoa's Cold Coro prevents pi •od breeks op s cold lo o few hours, stops Maaron'e Headache Can etope betdache la tbree mlDutrt. Hrlra, Ka. Munjnn'a Narva Cora can* all tbr oymp- lenn of nervoua ezhauttloo. Prise, Mr. *'• nioo.1 Cure blUouenaaa, lean " troablaa Frier. Uunyea'a Caw If you arte Catarrb nr are alTUrled with dteraeee aaa Manyoo'a Improved lobalar. • Female Hemrdlra are a I toon lo ..P" 7 " druiflsta.moatly A sspsrats curs for sorb a vto . ihlngton. March 18.—"The South 40d polos caused | takes ^he same ground of conservatism by colds. It cures : that It has always taken on this great . ! question of whether the national gov- gnp and odsu- |«» rnfn#n t *h«JI assume powers now- oxer. note Coughs and jclsed by the states." said Henator over- . n_... man. of North I'nroMna. at the Raleigh prevents Posu-1 lJ|Bt n|jrht Thf „ rnalor a Inel „| )t . r moots. Bold by i of the senate committee which Is In vestigating the Brownsville shooting. "Tno tendency Is In the direction of « more Centralised power In-the hands of the national government, and that l» the great danger of our time," be con tinued. "No serious encroachments on the rights of the states have been made, except In a very general way. but any casual observer can constantly see the danger. The trouble Is that the Indi vidual man 1s not concerned directly, and. therefore. It Is hard to arouse him. But If the tendency Is permitted to grow every Individual will feel It soon er or later by the restriction of his lib. ertles under a more paternalistic poll- Sll Drugglltt. !6c. Bt jjosltlvsly eurvs . erodtests* all Im Pries. 25c. Liver Curs corrects headache. Jaundice, constipation and liver dlsaass. At all AMERICAN DENTAL PARLORS 191-2 Pucktra Street, Mott. Si. OVER SCHAUL & MAY Rubber Plate* 22-K Gold Crown- Percelain Crown - . Bridgeworlc,?gg TH . Painless Ex- nil PH tractingwith $4 No More Dread o! the Dental Chair all plate work Hours, 8 a. m. till t p. m. y*. B a. m. till 4 p. m. PASSENGERS TAKEN OFF ST GIRL CASHIER IS LOCKED IN A SAFE BY ROBBERS Evansville. Ind., March 18.—Miss Jo- ale Gray, cashier for the R. it G. Fur niture Company, the largest .establish ment In this city, was found locked up In the safe In the ofllc* at 1 o'clock yesterday morning, where she hHd evl dently been placed after having been slugged by robbers, who robbed the safe of several thousand dollars. IHEF'I OF MULE CAUSES WAR BETWEEN NA 7 IONS Washington. March 18. that a mule stolen by a regiment of cavalry was the cause of the war which In now rag lag between Nicara gua and x Honduran. The controversy began when RsnOr Augusta CoellA, the Honduran minis ter of foreign affairs, wrote a note to Renor Jose D. Gomes, the Nicaraguan minister for foreign affairs, on Janu- uooooc COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOG sperlni to Tl»* Georgian. Jackson. Miss., March 15.—Congress, man Williams announces that he will ot pav much attention to the Issue ntsed by Governor Vardumnn. calling for the repeal of the fifteenth amend ment. Mr. Williams does not consider that this Is much of an Issue, holding that If Impossible for Governor Vardanian or any other man to bring about the repeal of this amendment. Iloth Governor Vardanian and Con gressman Williams have taken the stump and the campaign Is warming a mule from Ireno It is learned five Nicaraguan cavalrymen, who were charged with entering Honduran ter ritory. Dispatches grew longer and the con troversy waxed warmer, other ques tions arose. Then the arbitration tri bunal wns opened, and finally the break came when President Zelaya of Nicaragua withdrew his member of the board of arbitration, and war between Honduras and Nicaragua actually be gan. up. PURITY SYSTEM U the Secret of COMPLETE HEALTH. A Cl OR-A R1H>1 WILL DR A W SEVERAL ATLANTA SCENES Wal ti the actor and srtlst. who In.red with the William Crane Coui|inuy In nr week, spent Smnlnr afternoon In At lam*, mnklnc sketches for s series of |*lc lures ami scenes ami buildings which will Hppear In I tide Ib iuus'* Magstlne Mr. Hale Is to furnish a series of nletiires and sketches of Atlanta. New Orleans. Memphis. Mobile, gan Antoni' t'hnrle Doesn’t it stand to reason, that for perfect health, the human system must be kept pure and dean, inside as well as outside? I Then take Cascarets, the i world-famous Bowel Medicine | and system-deaners, that will j help you KEEP CLEAN | INSIDE. ! The body of man is the | •nost perfect and delicate mechanism in existence, and the least OBSTRUCTION or accumulation of filth in any past ofit, will make it hobble, move IRREGULARLY and SPASMODICALLY, ; and if not attended to promptly may atop the machine altogether. ; i*. Ami .... ....... . ..... Richmond, and Norfolk. Its Is slsc nfrnct with llfirpfr's to furnish n similar srrlrs of llluatrstli Accompanied by Mrs. Ilslr, hr will Mil | for England latr In April. ..... lira. Hal. will ^lay In London In a prominent ^production Hale Intends to open a studio there bis drawings from bis Ainerl •nn sketches. Mr. lisle wai a member of the stock Lyceum theate I®: at the wood avenue, which several rears ago He has NitceewH iMith on the stage i and his drawings will Im i coming Uncle liemus Mngntlu A number of original drawings »i»de n distinct >d ns an artist feature,Ilf the chtrev Whitehall windows seen In |'. . . Including the work of Chart Mull, displayed hr the lister 11 hIngBto >k f. s hr Charlotte llardlug In ?ll»rlil»e A Mice; John Cecil In Knott k Aw try * win- panv; lllastratlons lu the window of hello* Hay's poster girl in .low : a painting hr K. M. Ashe at the . .. lumhlan Book atore; a picture bv II h henn at Wllev's „n Peachtree; n sfmli Im Nndhenrjr at 8cbsul A May's, all to niuiem III 1 tide lleinus a .Magasllie. PREDICTED DEATH, T White Star Liner Suevic Goes on Roeks Near the Lizard. London. March 18.—Shortly aftci o'clock last night tha White Rtar liner Suevic. from Capetown, February 26, with 400 passengers and a crew- of 160 on board, ran on t'lldges rocks, Just « utsld* the 1.1 xunl lighthouse. Two life boats went to her assistance. A moderate, gale, is blowing. The pas sengers are being landed. No danger to life Is apprehended. The Huevtc went ashtfre on .what Is known as Mmentre rock, untler a light house. The White* Star liner Huevlc, which Is commanded b> l “Caplain 'Selby, Is of 12,500 tons, and piles tfctween (<ondon and Austrulla by way to Capetown. BURGLAR DETECTED BY FINGER PRINTS San Francisco, March 18.—Thf linger prints of n man who had oqly two fin gers on his left hand, led to the detec tion of n burglar who last night rohbod the Jewelry store of W. It. Greenbauni. In Oakland, of watches and rings worth |2.<HM>. In the dust on the border of the safe were marks of the rlna and little ttnger of a man's hand, li whs evident that the combination had been worked l»y someone with only two fingers. A former clerk who hud been discharged a month ago. who had the disfigure ment of the hand, was arrested nnd the stolen property found In his trunk. On Christian Science. lecture on Christian Science he given Thursday night Ht the Grund opera house by Hliktiell Young, a member of the fhrlsthjn Science board »f lectureship of the First t'hureh 'hrlst S< lentlst, Boston, Mass. The leeture will be untler the auspices the Mrst Church of Christ Scientist Atlanta. The lecture, will begin at Vdock. Rscsivss His Commission. Special to Tim‘Georgian. Hamesvllle. (la.. March 18.—Kil How ard has been elected first lleutenunt of the Itarnesvllh Blues, hipi stood his examination and received his commis sion. all the transactions being accom plished In about three days. He Is a popular and u splendid military man. takes the place of Lieutenant J. L. Bush, resigned. Isn’t that plain common sense to any person that has had »ny experience with machinery of human Invention, from the tewing machine to the triple-expansion engine? All tne parts, •Juntos F. Norwood Found Dead in His Bed. joints, connections, gearings, must be kept absolutely pure and i »n m. it.. u..t a ratviKs. untidv engineer is a clean to get the best results. A careless, untidy engineer i Uilure and will lose his job. A pr»Hllrtl«tii that h* would soon dls, mad* on last Hkturday. showed that Jauw-s F. NorwiMHl. 54 years of age. was rather r^l ■ — «•««» forecasting. Oh Huurtay tnornlsg he wts Nature hu been kind to ni by banding oyer to ue to be oecuptea our- , fllUMll , |M(I , n >t inn iw* ">t our earthly exiatence, in elmoet lutomatic, eU«Ue mechenUm, thet wiu . ^ properly cered lor.^^ M mpun Food - tu *i , reppUed with “Pure Food •f iHt right kind."eoclied In the right way,—inat ■ lubricant *»« 4“™*”*.° [? r , h* joint*. muJKer^. throLh the ^ system of arteries and vein*,—nnd that all part* of the engt e lot the purpoee* intended without undue etrain. street by hi* sou. t» whom the predlc lloti of death had l»m made. A coroner's Jury later dei Ided death had been due to alcoholic |hi|honing , A week ago Xorw.wd eallesl upon his wife, from whom he was separated, and an Id be was going to die wmii. Again op Saturday he told hla son. Garnett Norwood, that hla end wan near and thl* caused the •uin to visit hla father's room early on gun- •lay morning. He found hi* father dead At the time the prediction was made to hla wife. Norwood said hla approaching death wsa due tu Injuries be received while mqklng on the railroad last December and _ “ l„, .areefIwe littU I he began preparing a caae so that when Ceiearet* Cend* Cithertie are Iregrent. eweet. mUfl hut eneenre mu- li. ill-l l>'« «'f» mlfh! »nlrr nil. Th. whta «ttl. mlrtake* we wUe ta •»«»ive exertion, there U * liability oi . aWPPMe In the not *»»«•», and you are liable to become UNCLEAN INSIDE. S3SSSg53ESS» iBB J. 0B ; poieoning of the blood by your own the development of any of hundreda of aerioua dieeaeee. ..w * K,rew t»ndy catnartic art iwam, ——y —r ~~~ "...i.. ,, that were Arat compounded Inb|i pu«. »• •tancii. unrl.r • D.,n. n«> of thrir own. in 1896. Theie tioieii under a Pure Drug of their own. in 189£ Thaw tebWta provtai^ ^ <1>« greatest lubricator* for the Bowel* e**r diteortred. and et the aaro* rgreeteat lubricator* for the Howei* iw j"-?,-—- Hf* * deitroyer of <U*e**« farm* in the whole allraenUiy (tooa^ Th ^y have now a sale of over a million boxes ft tl ** now ■ ortT ■ nuuwu . orevent- !-. 3uu -^isS i - -*■ BiiHUf n’orn accumuianons w * , haww develoD«l Jje *nd siding the core o€ chronic condition* efter they neve develop ei,'rfiilmti loTtaxfrom your owndruggi.1 TO- SMlIONS OP FRIENDS *c c c“ r * 10 "°* t Wh * t Yc “ ** Fo ^” 0,e mrr hn—r-r. tnM I hr i-mnrr'. Jury that It all-Oh.>IIMU tiHl urtt rallr—lit Injnrlrt I hat rnaar.1 thr itrelh. Norwood for lorrlr » ur»» huli brr m ihr Kmithrrn oiut I. ,tir\ Irml hr 1 wlfr. two dauehlrra toil I Be> 3eclel. A ’box aocltr will br alvrn In the flunilay achool room of the ttt.’ John Mrlhodlrt ohurrh Thuredty rvrnlnf Karh lady who aittndx haa brrn re* uurrttd lo hrtnt rnouah lunchonn tor two pmplr. An rxcellrnt program hsr horn arranxrd. and thr promd* are to go to the church fund. ROOFING la the all absorbing topic, we have three line*: “Asconite” (Double Flint Coated), “Quartz” (Quartz Covered), end “Gravel” (Gravel Covered), AH set ih pure Trinidad Lake Asphalt. Contains no tar to evaporate. Will not crack in winter or run in summfer. Large head galvanized nails, cement and directions pack ed in each roll. These are matchless roofs. Heavy stock on hand. Wecan supply you. “You Can Pat It On." ATLANTA SUPPLY COMPANY, HANUfACTtMKR*. 29-31 Soilk Forsyth St., Atlaita. 6a, I. C. Greenfield, Pres. C. A. Peek, Sec. PLA YED BA NJO A 7 HANGING; MA Y HIMSELF BE HANGED Within a few day* Man porter, the negro who played on his lunjo nnd sang whlle-Jolm Bullard (parched to the gallows In the Cobh county Jail, and who kept It up until after Bullard had been dropped Into eternity, will know Ills fate. A Jury will soon tell him whether or not lie will staml on that same trap door while High Hherlff Frey adjust* the black cap and the n mse On Monday he was placed on trial for ooooo ooaoooooooooooooouoc ^ .Annapolis, MU., March 18.—A O O significant Incident of tile warm 0 O relation* between the Cnlted O O State* and Oreut Britain was the O O presentation to the naval academy O O last night by direction of King O O Kilwnrd of a bunt of Nelson, mold- 0 ed front metal taken from the Vic- O 0 lory, hi* flagship at Trafalgar. O 0 and oilier relic* of the great ad- O O mlcttl. ' O O There was also a shield made of O O Victory tnetal. which wn* given to O O the first class, nnd upon which O O will he placed the name* of mid- O O shlptnen who perform deed* of O O heroism. O his life, charged with the mtfrder of an other negro, Dave Henderson, 1tt August of last year, at Mahleton. Porter I* defended by the same at-, t**rncy who made such n strenuou* tight to keep the state of Georgia from hanging a man almost dead from con sumption. K. Herbert Clay, a son of Senator Clay. In this case, however, self-defense I* the pl«-a made, and At torney clay feels confident that his cli ent will not be the stur actor lu unoUfc* er tragic scene. Hprelnt to The lietirglnii. Lavonla, Oa„ March 18.—A. J. Ma re t. one of laivonla’a most prominent citizen* and merchants, dirt! Saturday at hla home, lie hud been In bad health for some time. The funeral oc curred at the Baptist church Runda? afternoon. Th* Passion Play. The entire Passion Play, us seen at ibcmtnmergau, will he produced In novlng pictures at Red Men's hall lit West Knd March 19. View* of th* Holy city will also be reproduced. Tha exhibition will he for the benefit of the organ fund of the Church of thi Incarnation. OUOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOQ PRAISES GEORGIAN ARTICLE IN SERMON AT ROMe! Miss Ludia Atkinson. I The funeral service* of Miss Ludle I Atkinson, the 15-year-old daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. 1). V. Atkinson, who died Sunday night at the family residence, 111 lo*e street, were conducted Monday morning at 9 o'clock. The Interment HpcHrtl to Tin* lienrgtmi. Rome. Gu. March 1^ -Rev. S. It | Ledbetter, presiding elder of the Home, district, preached ut the First Metho- J dlst church yesterday morning on then- M*rs uml thelt evil Induence. Mr l#e«t- | better paid hi* re*|*ect* t«» "Zaza" and | roasted Ihnt pi (shut Ion lie referr** 11 to an article recently published In The j Georgian lu Mrs. Bark and praised tie . arthlc in tie* highest terms. He also IoucIumI u|hiii dancing an*l j card playing. Ml* discourse was a very sensational one nn<l has Ih en much discussed on the streets A FACT ABOUT THE “BLUES” What I* known ns the ••Blue*” Is seldom occasioned by *ctu«l exist- Int external condition*, but In the Brest nujority of exxe* by a dU- ordered UVER ——- THIS IS A FACT which may be demonttm- ted by try Inf ■ conrse ot Hpertul to The ^leoigl.m. Jackson. Miss., March-1 h Is to have a new^ compress which wlll.Jw built b\ lot Ul This will give Jackson tar, , „ r • III lia\e u capital of |5n.*H» »filch has already been so buyer has agreed to gp laths of cotton to the mw |tr« Gulf 4',»inprv»a Ccnipany has herv now. -Jackson next full I capital, n presses. $2'» TntfsPills Theyoxttroljndre*ul*t* the UVER. They brio* hope and bouyancy U the mind. They bring health and etaalto* Ity to tho body. TAKE NO SOMTITtmk l A mmm — —- oaflia