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I'umjia , .—— ■ M. L. THROWER, BEAL ESTATE. nrt ,10MB PROFO*ITIONB OH CAW TOL AVENUE. m|J - CLOSB IN CORNIER, 8IX.R00M cotuc; * f,w toochM of the point brush •ill msk" thin • 15.660 homo; lotto corner 1^. Torino o. k. «„V-A MODERN EAST FRONT TWO. ^err homo; lot 54 hr 300, between Rich- ^•>n and Crumley; electric hollo nod In , m; ireport o toed homo; worth on the airtei I odor, W.000-, Terms, ono-fonrth ol S; Mltneo nil. gj* EACH, FOR TWO TWO-BTOBY ■odrrn bomoo, loot beyoad Georgia are- OP loti 40 bp m etch. Throe houoro S^«rM^r“&n VB 3*! _ FOB ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL "impo jutt beyond Ooortlo oronoe. Own • Urro boro, nod the Interior of the homo ini hr oron to bo appreciated. Thlt hoqoo p 0 modern two-otorp; elfht rooms. •u, THE ABOVE ARB EVERT ONE A Imnr prepetition, ond cbenp ot the print. All olrftntlp loco led on Cnpltol ironoo. M. L. THROWER, 39 N. Forsyth Street. GLORE & JUSTIN, 215 Peters. Building. POCR ROOMS AND In bill Noth r* * tlAOO per month. ind Ball, bttnse of cor lino. BOO c . tl.150. OHFIn nrtr •III br olrrlp flnlohod with cnhlort man toll; or mu wll for 11.30; 1100 cotb tnd IU per month. NEAR WHITEHAt,Ii 8TRKET WB HAVE t pm.1 rluce ronolotlnf of one iteromm nirk.t ami one ilwrlllng. l’rlce 11.000. ON FLAT SHOALS ROAD. • MILES km cmttslnlor SO nemo. It nemo In bot tom taud; eloo baa one of the bent oechtrda h tbr rountrp; food four-room bonne unit aot htillillnpi. etc. Tblo to tbe very place lor t rrtrtoble farm; 22,100 cash. Thin lo LV BERT PART OF _ •re return consisting o ud boll, aloe porcbeo. < Meek ef ear lino, ond lot •» *w SO; DM caolt and ho lance monthlp. routine at Tor a naort i a homo on. T< Ton can't •treet*; |J5 rnob and S per month. pot. roll ot tiffirc. ■ ACRES. 10 MILES FROM CENTER OF ,dty. Near Ren HIU. Small hooaa on Mom 11.30. Uirr VOI R PROPERTY WITH I’S FOB rut or aalr, If you want food results. W. A. FOSTER, Beal Estate and Loans, 12 S. Broad. Ml Vbooe MSI. Atlanta 'Phono UD. A PLANTATION AND STOCK FARM OF bin aches ix middle oeorqu. s MILES FROM A CITT OF 40.000 PEO- Pk : ultra of railroad' frontage, alao pah- >r nod fronts**, ijtt aernh In cultivation ** ,c ™ rf rich bottom Innda; 380 acre* of », mp hottoma nun to bo derotoped. ™*t, ol wood and timber for home con- •■ptleo Meet of tbe land Hot Intel end »* loeor. darh, loamy toll, with strong clap •baoii. tut,, ntnte can cultivate «• acme * Two oli-room dwelllnci and ■Urt, tenant hotiaet of two end four room a, ■wlf dlatrlbnted. Corn mUI and gin. new bor ** *nd mala harne, crib and hot “ rblckro houses, ate., all In food eondl- 5 ii,lira or hoc win fendnf. Creek JJ* hrktrbra eupplp water In neartp all H ' t * ol the land. Station and aide Inch •*,Oa plica. School and churrhee conven- ”■ *""»*• averafo net Income It,000. riw 115 per tern. Terms one-third cedb: HENDRICK & OO., Real Estate and Loans, 23 1-2 Whitehall Street, _ Both Phones. KRE \aimnsBit ■•* VJfigPSj! ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NKWfl. 1 ^ NEAR.FOR riSKWSgSKM mfff , I*one« -JkUUUiX—BTKHKr. NEaR “lg£Wo® tm>Atory ml ^mmiF'* ■l*”bnoM cirrfAoB 6n Bnamlt xtmw. —r Jarkaop. * wawiw, pRrRVnli HOUTIl bIIjE h^hidencks. Ha0_ BUTB A^WCB^RIPHT BOOU_COT 0lna ' ^ moBi > IpS~%I)Vb tWftsfoliY NINURGoM boaar on Capltd nr ram; has nil Im- provemrnta; lot 10 br 140. fiSuTII ritYOR BTKKET-BfcAtlTllUtt two-story aloe-room bourn; atorra-abert Jm- 1 ?!. *?.!!*• modern; on lot M bp for only >4.000. burs A VINE botlar on Park avanur; on lot M br bottir on Park avanur; on lot II hr 1J7. CH*R6KEE ATIKUK. KKAH AnVAN ET5K1 r HZ ' LI.'C cottage: >ot tSfT McCRORY & JOHNSON, Real Estate, SOS Peter* Build Inf—Phone* 4691. 63,7(0 WILL BCY 10ROOM RE8II1ENCR would like to b*v« ft perbept. hut It It sur rounded hy good nrtfhlmm mid other nice botnt*Ni. llaa two linTroome downetnlre end four up; ulre mantrle. tlllug; built for « IVtir «l|l | UltT UlSHiriS, I. ■•Min borne end would coet today 16,000. lot owiidv, wun lour wr*r iwuii in mir rented for 69; floe aesortmrnt of fruit*; tbit I* dote Id. Bee ue etioot It. uriTO auu auvj. uuiii iw ■ «av anxious to eell for good rrason. elone would cost the price. 94.90 WILL BUY lOtlOOM REH|PENCE at Htuyrua. Qa.. on lot K>x2SS and barn on .Jt 9x100. Faces railroad and car line. Tbe Tory place for hotel and llrcry business. J. A. BROOKS, Real Estate, 407 Fourth National Bank. Bell Phone 1393 Main. • «gg», ee id.vwr a liffl* lot Price 63.150: 61.000 cash and 6ft pw month. OkMltNIt. NI;AH (■lilatllKEE. A NlTtV alx room cottage; tile sidewalk; large lot, for 12.780. On easy terms. This la • beauty; you should are It. aTTiTsTa , x TVtism ill cooyenlencca: large lot; alx rooms and ball. I*rlco only 93,0o0; |7W cash and 63 sh and 69 per month. to\b RRVEhAt. Pot R.-mg-Ayn from 61,500 up on terms < ShK, or before ten poem In annul ••ik'nii to anlt porckiaer, with I per tent * wferroi papmentn. Thin Is a bargain W Ut. chance of * lifetime. Make tha **> Pa; meat tag the place will mate the •« pep tbe balance. Good water r»l health. Labor le plentiful tad For further tnforaaUon, write or fe^e^TSsSJffgRvJSSSIS 9**n. rrit'p * pa Tea and txt rytaing .ii '—COMPLETE f-ROOM HCT™?] 1 ,^',^conv«J.^; elevntetl tot. llfrl'^'AVBj-ALIIOtT NEW b-ROOU PfllH Vallieb fne BT -NEAR W. HUNTER BT. ir h.' .1 ifl'l** home; nice lot clip we- try Wng completed; fl.eft, on front lot on new ' car line. All right for WOO. oj, ■^nOR RUR, JUFT EAST OF NORTH - l; b«utlf»l tot; U,W>. MOSS & GIRARDEAU, Office 501 Fourth National Bank Building, Bell Phone 4256. $2,850 spot ensh will buy a brand new cottage, No. 347 Ormond street, within two blocks of Grant Park. House nearing completion. It has fivo large airy rooms; beauti ful hallways, bathroom, pan try, etc. The lot is splendid ly elevated with tile walk in front. If you haven’t all cash will try to arrange with $1,700 — Splendid 4 - room cottage, 245 Magnolia. Room for another cottage on lot; will pay 14 per cent if properly improved. White tenants. $3,000—One-half cash, bal ance $30 per month, will buy a good 6-room, Fraser street, near Fair. L. A. WOODS, 818-819 Empire Bldg. BELL PHONE bOW-ATLANTA PHONE HR I MAKE EAST TEEMS. W.8JO-TWELYK-BOOM HOUSE ON ONE of the vorp \<m north aide etreeu: two tMtb.i ban stationary w.sh.tantU; tbe beet thing that gees to make op t IUW - MAONiriCENT TWO-iTORT H.OOO-ON CAIN STREET. WB II five-room bouse, with AU modem A ,?0« D CM^N„yQ.COT,OVT **NTi etrtcllp white vklnlip. iwelLhSut ’ eottan home. Lerge rooms: bonae ban beak built •koet; four pun: water, sewer tnd gas; m Mondap. or poo will mint this. gt,«0O-WB HAVE A RRA! jve t J£SS?'LJSS: 1 net* lot. tut Ilea letaj •haga evarp wap; 1300 nab FOB n.«0 WE HAVE A BEAUTIFUL tract of I acres woodland tut la right hatweoa the North end Booth Deeater eer - . Ws ran nuke B.H0 - FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE WITH . long hall on Htewart avanae, with large toL About one-Ulf cash; balance aeap. UW-A KICK SUBURBAN SIX-BOOM eottege. UII t _for a toua poo moot rraaouble terma on this place. in about taro alnnt IU an the now am rou a alee little home, aad we can arrange lerme. blocks of Grant perk, and I distance from Wonderland. : perk. This will make 12,000-441 bam HTREBT-AN UP-TO date Ha-room cottage, with all modern conveniences. A little cash and the Ulaaee the maw at rent. H.W0-AN IDEAL SIX-ROOM COTTAGE on the beet part ef Beat Georgia avenue. Thla Is a special bargain, na tbe owner waata to salt Inside of tbe next few weeka. can make you easy terms. NEW MODERN HOME FOR SALE. On one of the most beau tiful streets on north side, two-story, nine-room mod ern house, just completed, every convenience, furnace heated, electric lights, dou ble sheathed and floored. “WE BUILD HOMES.” TOO CAN SELECT A LOT ANYWHERE IN TOWN. AND WB WILL BELL IT TO TOD, AND BUILD A BOUSE ON IT TO SUIT YOU. ON A CASH PAYMENT, BALANCE LIKE RENT, OB WE WILL PAY OFT YOUR NOTES ON ANY LOT, AND BUILD A HOUSE. BALANCE LIKE RENT. W. P. KELLY & CO. 312-313-314 Peters Bldg. D. F.M’OLATCHEY REAL ESTATE AND INVEST MENT COMPANY, m CANDLER BLDO. BOTH 'PUONES. HILLS STREET, LOT M BY 100 FEET Only 9100 cash required. One - block from city limits. 91e7IO—TWO BLOCKS FROM SOUTH Boulevard. A four-room house, with cabi net manteli and all convenience*; 990 cneb end 615 tbe month. I1.960-WK8T END—SPLENDID ? borhood. Quiet street. Four room all convenience*. Large corner lot. .now nmigr who nan. porce lain bath, pantries, cloeeta* etc. Lot ele- shaded, * 3 62.700 - A DELIGHTFUL SUBURBAN home In Ed*ewood. The lot le 100 feet front by 290 feet deep. The bouae la new and contains six rooms and bath. Terms, 65<M cash and $25 tbe month. 62.900—CRUMLEY STREET—EXCELLENT neighborhood. A two-story seven-room house with every convenience that could be Li basement is servant’s room, storage room, furnace room with cement floor. First floor, reception hall, parlor, sitting room or libra ry, dining room, kitchen, butler’s pantry, storage room and lavatory. ' Second floor lias four bed rooms with large closets, bath room and linen closet. All rooms and closets nice ly tinted, wide veranda front and side, fine lot, east front first class plumbing, material and workmanship through out. Price $7,500. ADDRESS OWNER, CARE GEORGIAN. FOR SALE Homes at College Park. WANTED REAL ESTATE NIGHTY FINK EAST AVE. *^ A I.j|^L|T O^inoilLAin) AVE. A fl&sgvtkm. If you own property that you are willing to sell at a real bargain price, list it with us for quick sale. We handle bargains only and have customers waiting. ATLANTA REAL ESTATE AGENCY, 1507 Fourth National Bank, Bell Phone 250 Main. 12 ROOM 2 STORY HOtEL-FRONTS CAR line and railroad; large thadM corner tot; poo could not actually build tha than tbe prtco-H.no. Tha lot la oaHIp work H.500. Tbe owner la galling along la pears aad la about worked down aad aoi Ions to fiall. Easy terma. No * gat boardara. SEVEN-ROOM CONCRETE COTTAGE. 0 foot ball, large dining room amd kitchen, four fins cabinet mantels, bath roam; fin tailed la mahogany; tot MzIN; lorejp grove. Owns* leaving tha towa aad aaztooa to •ell (would iqat). Tha coat to owaer more than prtce-42,100. ILfiOO cash. Harry up. NICE t-ROOM COTTAGE ON LOT Ign new; fitaadul disturbances aa well aa matrimonial causa trouble. Only 11,100; you will hare lo hurry to got thla. FOR LOTS. HOMER OR FARM LAND* lo and around College Park, don't full to J. C. M’CRORY, 503 Peters. Phones 4691. RENTING PROPERTY FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN! On Fair street, between Washington and Capitol avenue, we have a lot 85x270 feet, and on the rear end there is four houses; on the front there is a two-story, 8- room house, which could be added to and converted into apartments. There is also room enough for a 2story flat on the front. The present rent is $65 per month. The whole property can be bought, if taken within a few days, for $9,500. This is worth your while to investigate; the property is right under the shadow of the Btatc capitol, and is within three blocks of the end of the Washington street viaduct, and only fotir blocks from the business center of Whitehall St. Splendid home, consisting of nine room house, lpt 70x 175 feet; all kinds of fruits, etc., price only $4,500. This will interest vou. S. B. TURMAN & CO. FOR SALE NORTH6IDE HOMES. $3,750—E. Pine street, good home; 7 rooms, bath wa ter, gas, etc. $5,000—N. JackBton street, a gem of a cottage, mod em and nice; flpp neighbor hood; near Ponce DeLeon. $7,500—N. Boulevard; beau tiful home; 8 rooms; mod em; elevated east front lot. $8,500—North avenue, near Peach tree* elegant home; 9 rooms; modem. $9,500—Juniper St; beadti ful home; modem; near Fifth street. $12,500—West Peachtree St. home; elegant large lot. CHAS. M. ROBERTS, 12 Auburn Ave. PRYOR ST. HOME!! Nice home on Pryor, near Glenn street, on large, ele vated lot. Price only $5,250. See LIEBMAN, Real Estate—Renting, 28 Peachtree St. STATISTICS. PROPERTY TRANSFERS. MOO—W. I. Ware to E. B. Frepur. tot on Cheanut etreot. Deed to aucure debt. MOO—E. M. Stanton to Mro. C. C. Broom, lot In the town of College Park, On. Warranty deed. •5.000 {penal aum)—Mlaa Myra N. Grave* to T. L. Ingrain and H. O. Roller, lot on corner of Center and Eleventh etreeu. Bond for title. MO—Jacob Haas to Leopold J. Haas, lot on (mint street. Warranty deed. tnt—3. W. Appling to C. H. Conollp, lot on Brown's Mill road. Warranty deed. •1—J. A. Vomer to J. A. Frlta, lot on comer of Fort and Green streets. War- ranty deed. 11.250—J. A. Frill to Katherine H Morgan, lot on comer of Fort and Green street Warranty deed. r •WOO—S. O. Van Dyke to N. D. Avis, lot In West End. Warranty deed. Thla Ii a ploture of Frederiek Weyerhauser, the multi.millionaire lum ber king, who is said to be richer than John D. Rockefeller, and who waa reported to have been loot In Californlt The report wat falee, however, at Mr. Weyerhauitr wae at hit home at St Paul. AFTER TWENTY-TWO YEARS HE IS SENTENCED TO PRISON; HAS GROWN TO MANHOOD DEATHS. Regina Satterflekl. died of menlngt tla at II Doana atteet Lola Nolan, age • yearn, died of meningitis at IN Ashby street Mrs. Nettle Bchealnger. age 76 years, died at tin South Pryor street. B. F. Floyd, age (2 years, died 101 Butler street. BIRTHS. To Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Pond, at 72 Capitol avenue, a boy. To Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Frldell. at 12 Alaska avenue, a boy. To Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Purcell, at 7» Martin street, a girl. To Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Monaghan, a'. 27 East Georgia avsnue, a boy. To Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Llpscqpib, ot 210 Mrs. Albert Ford, at 24 North Boulevard, a boy. To Mr. and Mrs. W. If. Appling, Jt 104 Rldgo avenue, a girl. To Mr. and Mr*. W. E. Owens, at 5.1 Glcnbordle street, a boy. To Mr. and Mr*. E. L. Gordon, at 200 McDaniel street, a girl. BUILDING PERMITS. 2100—Forrest Green, to build bath room at 100 Park avenue. •1.600—Mrs. M. B. Burney, lo hull, one-story frame dwelling at 47 South Jackson street. •050—J. M. High A Co., to mak changes In brick building hi (0 Bouth Broad street. • 100—F. L. Williams, to build addl tlon to frame dwelling at <6 Hill street •500— F. A. O'Donehue. to build ad dltlon to frame dwelling at to Sum mit! avenue. •7,700—Mrs. I.. B. Haygood, to build two two-atory frame dwellings nt 00 <1 Bt. Chsrlea avenue (00, 11.800; 01 •>.000; (too. servant's house). (200—B. B. Thomas, to re-cover frame dwelling at 24 Stonewall street. 1*0—F. M. Aiken, to re-cover frame dwelling at 2* Btonewall street. (too—W. II. Blackman, to build frame liable at 040 Central avenue. *1.000—W. B. Bplelberger. to build one-story frame dwelling at 17 Ken nedy street. Buaoart BOTH PHONES 4234. 1,000 cords of wood c*&& twri w .sttsLar hJsj In It. H.IN-ON ONE OF THE REST NORTH — — —. .— - t worth HMD: tboe- rooet and two-story side streets: Urge tot, eagblp m-Mati sight-, boose; furnace: modern bath; lavatories, sliding doors: tinted walls; elegaat mantels; comblnatlou fixtures: van select neighbor. lion sad . stons 97,000—NORTH BOULEVARD MANSION, near North amor; alar rommodloas toga: place to be grand of. Price reduced “ft's® 1 "?"® eoerndearea: carrying a 414 per cent pu reels la bath: laotaataaeooa banter: i Meet Ml tola: stono sheeted: M Idiot Bra; near Gordon; noe third rath; balance [a month, riot ImlMlag and benatlfnl tot. bath: laateataneooi beet. » bp no. OwnerTlss Uft Atiaata. It’S poors st a sacrifice. RESULTS.' -WB GET HEAD-ON COLLISION OCCURS IN TUNNEL. Specie) to Tbe Georgian. AahevUle, N. C„ March 20.—A head- on collision between a freight train tnd a work train, which cams together In the middle ot Bwannanoa tunnel, caused a bad wreck Monday morning and delayed traffic on the Aahevllle- Ballsburp division for twelve honra. Engineer J. K. Harrison and Fireman Joe Davidson, or the freight, and John C. Hammett and John Davidson, brake- men on the work train, were badly cut ud bruised. Both engines were wreck ed ud a number of can *ma*hed Into kindling. OR. M’CONNELL’S DEATH OUE TO PNEUMONIA. Spedel to The Oeorglsi. , Cornelia. Oa* March 26 —Dr. J. W. McConnell died at his home herp last Friday night, March 11, after ol>. III- ■ of ten days. The cause of hit death was pneumonia. Dr. McCon nell was 44 years old. He had been a devout member of the Methodtot church here for a number of pears. The funeral was preached hy Rev. KoMnson. pastor of the Methodist chorrb. Dr. McConnell Is survlvsd bp a wife ud live chUdrtn. For twenty-two years Mark J. Boto' mon. of Savannah, had been endeavor. Ing to be tried for killing Oacar New man. He had been to court regularly twice a year alnce that time, but to his disgust, the case was always post poned for one reason or another. But last August he succeeded In getting the case to trial, sad then he had a sur prise. t He was convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to three yean In the penitentiary. Now hi* case la to ba heard before the court of appeals. He denies any guilt. Bolomon engaged In a difficulty with young Newman when they both were boys. To go free through his young manhood, to rise to a responsible posi tion. to be married—and then to be sentenced to prison for an affair of twenty-two yean ago, la enough make s mu think he has a had dream. Shelby Myrlek, ode of Savannah's lesrllng lawyers, ud for she years re corder of that city, arrived In Atlanta Wednesday and will argue the case be fore the Court of appeals. He says It to the queerest suit he ever knew. Mr. Bolomon Is now an engineer on the Atlantic Coast Line. He runs the Florida vestibule, one of the fast trains, and there la no better known engineer on the system. Denies Any Quilt. In the fall of 1125, Mr. Solomon and Oscar Newman, and 15 ud 1( yearn, respectively, were returning at night from the residence of a young lady In Pulaski county, near Cochran, when u argument enaued about aome applet the boys had carried to th* young lady. The atory la that Newman made aome blighting remark about any one who would accept u applo from a fellow like Solomon. Then the boya fought. In the light Newman waa stabbed and fair. He died next day. A case waa made against young Bol omon, who strenuously denied that Iff" had cut his opponent The com dragged through the courts ud was never tried until August of last year, twenty-taro yean after the affair. The only evi dence against Mr. Solomon was that of' the father of th* dead bay. He testi fied that his son had told him before, dying that Bolomon had cut him. A conviction was brought In ud the Judge Mnteticed Mr. Solomon to threw years In the penitentiary. A motion, for a new trial waa argued ud n-'' fused. Some New Evldene*. ’ Blnce the trial of the case some now. evidence has coma to light which la very favorable to Mr. Bolomon. old mu In Pulaski county baa com* forward and saying that he examined the clothing of the dead boy after bw died, say* there was no cut through th* outer part of th* clothes. The cut through th* lining of th* pocket, a* though u open knife had been held In the pocket with the blade up. A con tinuation of this theory to that In the light between th* boy* Newman b4nt over, causing th* blade of th* knife to pierce hi* body ud Inflict th* fatal wound. -4i “Th* Yanks* Consul.’’ Those whose acquaintance with the atrical* begins at the box oflloe ud ends ot an orchestra chair often wonder Just what salaries chorus girls earn. John P. Slocum, manager of -The Yan kee consul,” which will be heard at tbe Orand Friday and Saturday night ud Saturday matinee, has to soy on that Interesting subject: -Chorus salaries very ss do salaries for all positions, t have known young women In musical companies who did not have a line lo speak to earn as high as ttO a week, others 1 have known to earn only III. If the girl la pretty, ahnp^y nrn! possessed of a good voice she ought to receive 126 a week. If the has no especial ability her salary will be from lit to 120.” There la no doubt about th* satabw llshed fact that this offering 1* abeo- lutely the beat dramatic treat ot the Bijou history. Th* company with the magnificent play has but recently played successful'appointment* In th* other theater* at the higher icale ot price*, ud Its appearnnes on the Walla circuit Is simply/ ud perfectly a Mt of evidence that the management moke* an effort to hold the standard of the houee to a high point ot excel lence. "A Mrsi leased of t make It popular with that class ot the. aler patrons who wut something ta Messenger From Mara” Is poa- of sufficient comedy qualities to Th* Dinner aa a Gastronomlo Treat The bill of far* offered Blr Regi nald on his Drat visit to his charming little wife, Kilty, In the comedy, ‘The Marriage of Kitty.” which Is to be given at the Grand Monday matinee and night, has been often spoken of aa an Ideal menu. Kitty, the hoetesa, call* It ‘‘a very small dinner.” But Blr Reg. Inald. gorntand that he Is, Is siulte de lighted with the treat before him. He repeals after Kitty her enumeration of th* good things with smacking lip*. tain, instruct and Interest all the com bination of tastes that mak* up aa audience. The company la excellent In every character ,and the play la on for the entire week, which will Include mati nee performances on Thursttoy and Saturday afternoons. "KIWmP Band Sunday. Sunday afternoon ud evening, at the Grand,, there will be taro sacred concerts by. the world-famous "Kilties” Mm*. Bembrlch. When n struggling girl In Poland. Mm*. Bembrlch. the great prlma donna whose local appearance la scheduled for April 6. aroused th* Interest of a be nevolent old gentlemu named Luo- witch, who chanced to hear her at some festival ud saw how gIRed she wss. Through his assistance she was sent ta a Polish conservatory. where sh* be. came a pupil of Wilhelm Stengel, whom he afterwards married. pearing In fhe full regimentals of Gordon Highlander*. Kn rout* to the Jamotown Kxposi tion. thla (ptendlil bud Is stopping *4 Several of th* larger Southern elite* and Atluta to one of the few fortunate this famous band. The Kilties haa been engaged to furnish the tn«s4« tor the opening of the Jamestown Ex position. a fact that should give tbe two concerts Sunday at lb* Oreoia i tenet two coact added Inti "Equinoctial Social.” At the Bijeu. 'A Messenger From Mora” has scared a triumph at the llljou. ud every garn ering of representative theatergoer* £‘ entertained this Wtek coatrib bolt way t* th* The Ladles' Aid Society of Memorial Methodist church u "equinoctial social” Thursday lug. March tl. at-• o'dock. program of ntuslc and reel be given. Rev. Bara -»”33 tbe wUI give a short ta) h \