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Rookwood The just-in Rookwood ex- flji in artistic beauty. Shapes, colors, decorations #re of exquisite grace. So duplicates in Rook ed. Each piece is signed by its artist and is therefore unique expression. You arc invited to make a stlu lv of this collection. M J - Maier & Berkele Atlanta Agonta for ROOKWOOD FOR ASSAULT ON 12-YEAR-OLD GIRL 8pe«-ia| to Tbe UMrilati. %>«• Orleans. 1*.. Marrh lll.-tjenrge Morrla, • white man. trim was re«-eutly eonvlrted of rrtmloal aaaault. will barn lo expiate bis rrtnie on tbe fallovi. Morris, after bit eonrlrtton. appealed to the state supreme rourt. but that tribunal toflay handed down an opinion affirming th £j w t■ ***%* t« hau* Morrla The victim was Hilda Bon •Uera, a 12 year- k ,L,CT " ,C ° m ts Hn DUNN MACHINERY CO. *4 Marietta 8tr.«t. Atlanta, Oa. II UP PEACHTREE TO LAY-CONDUITS ('minnl to Pass Upon Fran- rliise for Bell ’Plume Company. '•••« e.itincll at the meeting Monday n»t'ti turns down the report of tin i- si rtimmtttee and the hoard o| rival vontrol. the Houthern Hell Tele • and Telegraph Company will l*e per •I t*i lay eondulta under Peachtree front Tenth street to the city llm a meeting Monday morning of theae ••mmltteea. a joint report waa adopted Inc the |ietltiou of the tflephoae root- with the understanding that tlie grant hated with the charter of the root In addition to putting the conduits iVin-litree street, the company wnuts a- portions of several other street* mieet lines already Uowu. nil lm recalled tbit this petition ws* • A up hi the laat meeting *>f couudl. aud referred to the two committees. TOWN IN ALABAMA DESTROYED BY FIRE; LOSS IS $100,000 luislnesa section of Hmltbfleld. a (Nirt of Riortnn. Ala., waa deatroyed l*y fire Hun- dav night, entailing n loss estimated al tim.ftm. Twelve residences were also con sumed. The flre atnrted al*»ut 7:»* o'clock bunds/ night In n negro reatnurant and •Bread rapTdly. Inrlndefl In the list of burned buildings was the city dispensary, u ihiiuIht of get era I merchandise storea, several of wide were handsome building*, two meat markets THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. ' '"'Jo*. iuiojijjggg|g||QggjQ^p MONDAY, MARCH U. Wt. -- J '5, +■ . Va- if’ md two reaiaurauta. BULLET JUST MISSED ITS INTENDED VICTIM A* the result of a row. (tus Knight. lew Is In Powell afreet, waa fired « lo Wallace Hughes, of • Hanlel street. !*»»*dsy nicht alniut S o’clock In the home f the hitler. • Hughes nred at Knight with n derringer h*‘‘bullet entering the collar at the neck n<* glaiielng. the Intended victim corn plug scratch. The weapon waa •••• to lilnt. howrovor. Knight's face l.n keited prltll powder. CAN'T PAT ALIMONYi MUST STAY IN JAIL If Albert 8. Whitfield, now In Hie Tower In charge of the sheriff of Fultou county, tlocs not get relief from Judge Pendleton on Monday afternoon In n tmlieas corpus proceeding, lie elands a good chance being In Jail Indefinitely. Through his brother In law. W. J. Barnes, he Hskeo for nud secured n writ of hnl»eaa cornu* from Judge Pendleton on Monday, anil Hherlff Nelms Is ordered to produeo Whitfield In the au|»erlor court at 3:») o’clock Monday afternoon. Whitfield’s confinement In the Tower r w out of divorce proceedings Instituted hla wife. Temple Whitfield, nud n Judg ment against him for allmunv of fcn n month and £S counsel feea. lie eou“ pay the alimony nud on March IS. on petJtkui of his wife, a writ of no event was secured providing for hla nrrest nud finement In jail unleos be waa able to a bond of tml Being unable to give a tmud. lie Is up against an Indefinite eonflueiueut lu Jail, nil less he gets relief by the baM-aa rorpua route. ; • -,v ru'ii.t ' ; t' ■ «y • ■ BIG AUCTION: If you want a first class Kentucky 8addlei or Harness Horse, don’t fall to attend my Auction Sale tomorrow. Have a full supply of business horses on hand also. J. W. FERGUSON. PATRIOTIC HIBERNIANS CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY OF ST. PATRICK BY SOLEMN HIGH MASS NEGROES ON STRIKE IT POSTOFfICE JOB n Aft* or more negroes refused Mon- ••rtilng*to work eight hours a flay for ‘ ^ I pend of $1.3 on the excavations foundations of Atlanta's new gl.nn.. "•■lice building, the i-nntrartoni called ■ nud had tlie discontented fines 1 tif Job, Heveral «»f the teams were i '•"*suae of tbe Insufficient nuuilter ■•rers to keep the wagona fillcfl with W. F. ADAMS IS DEAD AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS FROM PNEUMONIA Rperlal to The Georgian. Jackaon. O*.. March 18.—W. Adam, died thta morning about o'clock of pnaumonla. He \wa» one of the moat prominent dtliana and bual- nm men here, being a member of the firm of IV. K. Adame A Co. He wa» 11 yeara old. a member of the city board of education. Knight of Pythias, a member of the Nerd of trustees and treasurer of the First Methodist Kple- itiel church. He waa taken alck Friday night, la a brother of E. I.. Adame, of the firm of Adame. Wright * < Jo., of Atlanta. He waa a eon of J. Adame nnd leave# a wife, one child, father, mother end two brothers E. I* Adame, of At lanta. and Emmett Adame, of Augueta. The funeral will be held tomorrowr at o’clock at the Methodist church, conducted by Rev. 8. P. Wiggins. and the Interment w ill be at Weatvlew cem. etery. . . —; Rewards for |m On December 28 lust H. Jackson, fn Wilkes strayed by flre, and neendiarie tel ilie run re rtamty. on Mnrth ieriee. home of E. was de ft in. 1907. M. Sale. In the same county nnd community, waa burned. The belief Is that both Area were of Incendiary origin, and that, one parly la reeponalble In each rase A DEEP WELL POWER DUNN W M«°»« M Marietta SL Atlanta. Oa. ngrand Tonight and Tuesday—MaL Tueaday, MR. JOHN PORT PRE8ENTB ' MAX FIGMAN The Foremost Comedian of the Amerl- can Stage. In Harold McGrath's “THE MAN ON THE BOX" Night. Sr to 81.80. Matinee, Sr to 8L flair Now Oa, THE Tenlght—Matinee Tuesday. :i Flrat Tima at Popular Fries*. A MESSAGE FROM MAKS" Complete Elaborate Preduetien. l.oyal It'Mbmcn celebrated the birth 4*y». iw Patrick on Han day T.y i soltirfn/>tfch mar- ttt the Sirred Heart Monday morning'the governor offeredIn church.' which heian at 11 o'clock. The reward of linn for the arrest of the mans waa attended t>y,,itttimat every party or partlea In both caaea. I Catholic of Irlah birth v.r descent In Come and Pluck One You’ll find just the hat you want in this great stock. Soft and stiff styles in newest shapes, black and colors. Stetsons range from $3.00 to $6.00; Miller hats are $5.00. 45-47-49 Peachtree. Atlanta.-ami father Murphy'* discourse on "The Me of 8t Patrick" whs re- eel veil with an unuMual degree of In terest. The jnembers of the Anrlent Order of HllfeinlanH. the (’atholle Knight* of America and the Knight* of t’olumhu* a*aembled In the hall of the chureh and mnrehed In profession to the *#at* set aside for them. Father Petit officiated at the mans, and the music, which waa prepared especially for the occasion, was under the direction of Dr. J. Lewi* Browne. The celebration will dose Monday night with a banquet at Hibernian hall, at which Mayor Joyner and other* will be among the speaker*. Father Mur phy will be the principal speaker of the evening. Ul* address on 8t. Patrlek and Ireland promises to Nurpas* any ef. fort of it* kind In year*. $200,000 to loan at 6 per cent. Trust Co. of Georgia. Chicago Settlar is Doad. Chicago, March 1K.—General Joseph Htockton. president of the Joseph Htockton fompany, ami one of Fhl- cago’s old settlers, died early yester day morning at hi* resilience In l«u Halle avenue after an Illness of sev eral week*. POLICEMAN'S BODY TO BE REMOVED The body of James L. Heard, the county policeman who was killed near Brownsville during the riot, will In* re moved from Oakland cemetery and ra- Interred Thursday In the family bury ing ground near the home of his father, about 14 mile* north of Atlanta. The body will leave the undertaking ? irlom of Harry O. Poole at S: JO o'clock hursday morning. CHAMBER DINNER TUESDAY EVENING All preparation* have been rnmpleted for Hm»nt hot . The address of the evening will Jw de livered by W W. Finley, president of the Ko ul hern railway. A short talk will lie made by Ham I* Jones *hi I*i«j work done by i he rhsmlier la*i year, and a anther by J Wllle l‘ope on tbe work doae so far this year, and contemplated for the rest of i he year. Many prominent railway mea. and the iio-inWr* »d iIm- t»e»*rg1a t'niteii H**rd oil AsaoetotbMi. will he In attemlanrr Tbe ditttter wUI begin prvmptljr al t wileck. — "The Daylight Corner.” A Suit You’ll Be Proud Of! ThgtY the kind of n Suit vonr Spring Suit should lit*. Aud it's tin' kind of a suit it will bo if it comin from tliia I Ionic of flood Clothe*. Thu known character and the ap parent superiority of our clothing arc gometimeg positive handicaps to tin, because popple form the idea that sill'll fine clot hex emit more tlmii they do. But with all our Rellfnir of the fincHt Heady To Wear (Mollies in the World, we have never neglected the Man wIiokc outlay for a Suit is to he $12.00 or $15.00 * For Instance, take this aoaxon’a grout «rr*.v of Suits at these prices. The variety is large—they fit perfectly nnd they # *re designed by the flame experts and made in the same work room* and with the same care ns our elothing at double the price. The Mnn who wants the bent moderate priced Suit his money can buy, will do well to turn his step* towards this store, where his satisfaction is assured. EISEMAN & WEIL, 1 Whitehall Street #TEELT 4SM D DUNN MACHINERY CO. M Maristta StreeL 7 Atlanta. Oa. CAPITALIST IS DEAD i AFTER LONG ILLNESS OF HEART DISEASE MprHal in The Oeonrtal. Rome, On.. Mareh II.—After a long I linens raunefl by heart trouble. W. J. Writ died this morning at 10 o'clock at hla home, on Kaat First street. His death was not unespected, as all hope for his recovery had been abandoned. Mr. West was prominent In business circles In Rome and w-as president pt the 8ouihci n Hank end Trust Company. Hr waa a large real estate owner end had. In rnurar of construction, a sixty, five thousand dollar office building. nnd aeV« YOUNG WIFE SLEPT. : AT POLICE STATION WIimu Bn l.uey Whitworth. % y«*wrs pf ■t lh»> |«M|ltv gUtbNt Htfnilty * plgf* to •loop, skv rrlgty by | *gr. ti|*|»l|. wftrritoon * roniarkrtltlo tiory of aM«*rtl< baud. Mrs. Whitworth m1«I hrr husl«M loft tliHr iMMnlltig houw. tour I ho KbIIl Bag an,I t’otton Mills, owrlog • lMgnl’N| nn.l that bo hu*l alaei 4-ollm-to<| (ho h Mils of sovorwl tillior bnwnloni on tho i**xt that bo luoi taken «tuirgo of tbo ‘ Mrs. Whitworth •iM'ttt tho night wit _ von Boh no Mil and Monday wag goat Math os In Audor*on. 8. C« by rrobBt Officer tlloor aud Wardon Kvgnos ROCKEFELLER'S NIECE : . S IS REPORTED ENGAGE* Now York. Mitrh IC.-MI«i foliar, a daughter of WIUU ami a nl«v of John l>. boon liotrothod t» • Itndp, of Ibk Hty. William Horkrfaner. tm T waa mid that Mloa Rthet ’ i t'onnet-tlrai with hot f« It ts iwr etaar from the minor J' William K Ifcatgo b MUt to be t of Mlsffi Hia-kefellrr’a flaore. 1. however, that young XI J*bew ,.f He% U. *tuan D UK rorgr Bihtb .irvtU