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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
wxdnbsday, maboh m. mt.
ATLANTA GIRL IS WINNER
OF DRAMA 7ICAR7 MEDAL
T „, \ii.ini* friend* of Miss Caroline
will be Interested to know
the gvadoatlnE exerclice of the
vljrnan Academyof Dramatic Arte.
In New Ttirk Tueedny. at the
g,“ lr0 thraier. ah* erai ewarded the
ftthcr
Zi |.r.'Bre.»
JfCincinnati, won the David Belaaco
f„r general excellence, theee
f.,, ui.mcn bel ns honored out of a
thirty-two.
(ireenfleld haa atudlrri alio at
Saduaini with honor. It I* her Inten-
" - gn .in the eta«e neat aeaaon.and
Vmerson Coll*«* of Oratory, In
from which achool ah* wax
m liredlctfor here hlfhlyeur.
tarefr. MINI Oraanflafd li
the
2, If r nt M. C. and A. D. Oreenflald
Mr*. Joseph Loewun, of At-
lintM.
BROOKLYN WINS
IN SECOND GAME
*5ack».'Vi'i Hi!'.' I'bv.^Mareh 30.—la the arc
J,, p,,,,,. rotrrday Brooklyn (cored 4 and
Brooklyn, Burker.
HAN CRIES IN COURT
WHEN SENTENCE 18 PASSED.
Kr«-:i! t.. Tl>»* l»**«»rglan.
Trim.. March 20.—Dave
Lfnriirl wan Riven one year In two
m the penitentiary and three
ja.ai!.‘ m the work house In three
child
broke clown and cried like a
u.m given one year fo»'<-nr-
V the Iron of a portable
ik h"n-** and one year for hauling
u>■ Iron.
RAISE IN SALARIC8
WANTED BY 0PFICIAL8.
Iltrrial The Georgian.
rhattan »oga, Tenn.. March 20.—The
cit\ council has aaked the legislature
m am<*nd the charter of the city of
Chattanooga providing for the raise In
ttlari^: of the city officials, making the
mayor'* salary 12.000 Instead of $1,000
per annum; the treasurer, $2,4000; the
auditor. A1.8Q!); member* of the two
boards. $130 f»er annum. Instead of
$75. rtf. .
MI88 CAROLINE GREENFIELD.
WOOD BLOCK PAVING
FOR BROAD STREE
CHATTANOOGA MAY BUILD
WATERWORKS PLANT.
AiH.il tn Tin■ Georgian.
Outt.innoaa, Tenn.. March iO.—
Chittan-i-igiina will probably have the
yrtulrse of my-ins whether they want
their nan waterworks or not. A blit
bi« perred the senate, and, It Is said,
the house this week, which
rid»> fur the Issuance of <900,000
Ax f.ir the purpose of purchasing nr
2ptmc a wtertvorlu plant for this
,SM i
i"0il
A*rhl to The Georgian.
Chattanooga. Tenn., March 10.—Gib
Undorgrlff. an old man about <0 years
ft age. was given a sentence of ten
lily, in Jail hy Judge McReynolds yes-
Jirday afternoon on th* charge of hav.
Hitt "tampered" with the Jury In the
raie of hlr ran. Hugh Vendergrlff, who
*u charged with the larceny of some
tool, belonging to a workman In one of
ue factories here.
AGED MAN SENTENCED
TO TEN DAYS IN JAIL.
The pnvlng of Broad etreet with erenaete
W'io.1 hlnrk, la the purport of a petition
f° council Died tVirlnesday la the city
clerk'a office.
The petition la alyned by the owners
of a majority of the property fsclng and
abutting on Broad street, and It will proh.
sidy lie acted upon firoraMy at the next
meeting of council.
AmtWig the signers of the petition are
the ajfbnta of the Prudential, the English.
American and the Umpire buildings. II. I..
Collier M. I\ Greenfield, for the l>.
(Ireenfleld estate; Walker P. Inman and
Hugh T. Intnin.
CAROLINA DEBATERS
TO MEET RIVALS
Washington, March 10.—The Univer
sity of North Carotins will meet the
George Washington University In a de
bate at the Belasco theater on the aft
ernoon of April II, on th* eubjeet:
"Resolved, That the Interests of the
people would be beat subserved by th*
governmntal ownership and control of
Intrstate railways."
Twil _
To W ait
9 It you ve worn Hart, Schaffner & Marx
or Rogers, Peet &Co. clothes it will hardly
necessary to ask you to wait and see their
spring lines before buying your new suit,
for you know that no other clothing will
please you so well.
^ But if you are not acquainted with these
famous clothes, don’t buy before you see
°ur display. It will be ready this week in
° Ur magnificent new r show-room.
Daniel Bros. Go.
45-47-49 Peachtree Street.
^ -rfdfrtW, - _ £
Careful
Attention
Given To
Fitting
/ Trusses
Attention to the little things
makes the aggregate result a
big thing.
Anyone can see the big
things, but the lesser require
the trained mind and eye.
We attend to every point'
that goes to make up perfec
tion in Truss fitting.
Truss fitting is given indi
vidual attention by an expert.
All makes of Trusses. Come
and let us show you our fa
cilities.
Mail prders filled.
Write for catalogue.
JACOBS’ PHARMACY
HEAD OF ALLPY7HIANS
PA YS VISIT 70 A 7 L ANT A
Judge Chariex A. Barnea. of Jock-1
aonvllle, III., aupreme chancellor of the
Knight, of Pythlox. the head of the or
ganisation In the United States, Is now I
In Atlanta making on Inspection of the
local organisation.
He arrived Tuesday afternoon, and
wax met at the depot by a large re
ception committee, from the various
lodges, headed by Supreme Represen
tative Hamilton Douglas, of Atlanta
At night Judge Barnee wax escorted
hy the uniform rank. Knight, of
Pythias, headed by a bra*, band, to
the Knlffhta of Pythias hell, where the
Pythian, of Atlanta were assembled.
After receiving a matt enthusiastic re
ception. Judge Barnes mad* on address
which wax a. well received. During
this time. Mr*. Barnes wax entertained
at a box party at the Orand.
On Wednesday Judge Barnea wax
driven over Atlanta and expressed him
self as delighted with th* city. He and
Mr*. Berne* will leave Wednesday aft.
ernoon for Chattanooga
HOPES SHATTERED,
FATHER COLLAPSES
pnrrf. IV!., March ».-A laat deaperat*
hope entertained I»r Dr. Horace Marvin that
he trua aoodr to lie reunited with hie kid-
n«fmmI eon waa *ti|ttered today by the an
nouncement from Kile. I*a., that the child
held there under the Deliaf that ha waa the
stolen boy haa iteen Identified as John
Morrele. of Fredonla, N. X.
A. P. Howard, a lawyer of Krle. at III In-
«f4tx that the Inti In j«>ung Marvin, but a
thorough Inquiry held last evening by the
Erie police and a Pinkerton detective con
vinced them that a mtatake had t»eeo made.
When Ur. Marvin waa tuld of thla be col-
la peed.
MISSISSIPPI PLANTING
A LAR0E CORN CROP
Special In The Oeorglan.
Jarkaon. Mlee., Match M.-During the past
ten days the farmers of tbs stale bar* been
actively encaged In planting corn. Com-
mla,Inner of Africaner* Btakesle* estimate,
that there will lie more corn planted thla
In Mississippi than for n number of
rent. He baa stirred up readdsreble
enthusiasm over the corn Diluting propoel.
linn by urging tbs organisation of corn
clubs.
Younp People Give Reception.
Special to The Georgian.
Macon. Oa. March 10.—Baptist
young people of the city of Macon were
In attendance nt the rally and reception
given by the Clly Baptlat Toung Poo
pie's Union at the First Baptist chtuph
yesterday evening. Many college elu*
dents from Mercer and member, of Ihe
Baptist congregations of the city, both
young and old, were present.
CONVICT FOR LIFE
While at wort Wednesday morning at <
o'clock at th* Chattahoochee convict camp.
John Clark, a negro Ilf* term man. killed
Spier Merett. another Uf* term convict,
with s heavy Iron wrench.
Clark has had a remarkably bloody re
rear, Merett, It le said, bring the fourth
nun be baa slain. The cans* ol the treu-
Sjw'ursB Xrrinu!
"fajss sssspsrsftd.. m. th.
verdlrt being murder. The Slayer will be
.Wka^. tt a« d M«‘2rra
trial, dark was seat si ‘
county for aerder, ns '
county for the same i
PLANS TO REBUILD
CHRONICLE PLANT
BEING CONSIDERED
Augusta Oa, March SO.—'Temporary
headquarters have been established by
Th* Augusta Chronicle, In a building
next door to tho one ruined by the fir*
early yesterday morning, and prepara
tions will com mono* gt onco to remodel
th* plant, building and oil th* fixtures.
The Chronicle woe Issued yesterday
In Th* Herald office and will be Issued
The Herald and The Tribune are being
used, and Th* Chrontcl* appeared to
day the same as usual.
The files of Th*
back oyer 100 yean,
safety of these files were matters of
much concern, not only to tho ownen
of the paper, but to the people of Au
gusta ae well.
The firemen are receiving much
praise for the efficient manner In
whlrh they handled the fire, and many
of them came from the wrecked build
ing covered from head to foot with
melted lead.
TURNER CASE *
TO GRAND JURY
When th* trend Jnry convenes stein on
March a there will be a large batch of
business calling for Invsstlgntlon. Maes
th* last session of th* Jary many cats,
have been sent to th* grand jury by com'
mltmrnt rootle and In addition there are
several other cases which the members will
n* asked to investigate. It la mid that one
will be the embeaalement charge
CHARLES A. BARNES,
Supreme Chaneellor of Knights of
Pythias.
Mrs. C. 8. WrighL
Mr*. C. B. Wright, aged it years,
died Wednesday morning nt a private
sanitarium after an lllnees of two
year*. She cam* to Atlanta from
Griffin. O*- for treatment. Th# body
wax removed to the undertaking parlor*
Greenberg. Bond A Bloomfield. From
there It will be sent to Griffin. OA.
Wednesday afternoon at 4 o clock,
where the funeral service* will be con.
ducted by Father Bcblenke. of Colum
bus. G«-. Thursday afternoon. Mr*.
Wright Is survived hy her husband and
a niece. Ml** Mary McOratb. of Lex
ington, Ky.
Regina Sattarileld.
Regina Battetfleld. th* It month* old
Infant of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Batter-
field, died at the family residence, 33
Doene street, after an IHneo* of throe
day* with meningitis. Th* body will
be sent 10 Dahlonega. Oa, Thursday
morning for Interment.
Two Girls Lett
John M. McAllister, of Bast Chat-
tanoogo, ha* asked Chief Jennings to
find hi* 14-year-old daughter and an
other ll-yoor-old girt, who ran away
from their homes last Sunday. Th*
two runaway* are thought to have
come to AttantA go far no trace of
th* girls ho* been found bsra
S. C. A. OFFICIALS
TOURING STATE
Hon. E. D. Smith, of South Carolina,
general organlier of the'Bouthem Cot
ton Association, and Slate President
M. L. Johnson nro speaking thin week
In a number of Georgia counties In the
Interest of the association. Largo au
diences have gvected the speakers and
the farmers have shown much enthu
siasm.
Mr. Smith speaks In Hartwell, Hart
county, on Wednesday. He will speak
In Comer, Madison county, Thursday;
In Lexington Oglethorpe county, Fri
day, and In Athens. Clarke county, Sat
urday.
CAPITOL CORRESPONDENTS
CRITCI8ED BY MOON.
■pedal to The Georgias.
Chattanooga, Tenn., March 10.—In on
Interview here Congressman : John A.
Moon goes after Washington corre
spondents who credited Congressman
N. W. Hale with being Ihe whole thing
In the matter of securing the 11,000.000
xnpnpriatlon for the Improvement of
the Tenneeeee river and appropriation*
for other rivers In Tennessee, Including
ihe Holston, Clinch and Hlawoas**.
SUPREME COURT OP GEORGIA.
B. P. Hall ve. H. A. Turner, from
Dougherty. Postponed tn April II.
William Hodges vs. City of Jackson
et al. (two cases). Withdrawn.
R. T. De Lamer ve. Amends J
from court of appeals. Submit
Ordered, that Jntehp A. Cronk. of
Chatham, be re-appainted as a member
of the hoard of examiners of applica
tions for admission to th* her. for th*
term of six years, from January 1, 1107.
COURT OF APPlAL8 OF GEORGIA.
D. W. Jams*, Jrjv*. S. F. Bowaer A
Co., from Early anterior court, bafore
Judge Sheffield. Judgment affirmed. W.
C. Worrill. C. L. Olepener and J. B. Pot
tle. for plaintiff in mor; W. a. Park,
contrA
HENRY SCHAUL .
BUYS PROPERTY
The property at Peachtree And Har
ris street A at present occupied by the
Motes photograph gallery, was sold
Wednesday by J. F. Leary to Hanry
Bchaul for ISO.OOO. The deni was con-
hummed by Rolf, Sima A Co. It I*
not known what dlaponltlon will be
made of the property by Mr. Bchaul.
It Is the opinion of real eslato dealers
that Peachtree, os far out as Harris
street, will soon become a business
thoroughfare.
WANT VETERANS
TO GET MONEY
There are still elxty-ell Confederate vet
arena In Fulton county Tho have not drawn,
their pesetas* for last year. Where they
ere neither Commissioner of Pensions Lind
sey nor the official! In the ordinary’* office
know, but every effort Is being mad* to
And them. A few dtye ago Commissioner
Lindsay submitted a list of elghtyeeven
nemos to Ordleary Wilkinson of Fulton
county veterans who had not claimed their
mosey, and h* wen naked to Ionite them.
Of this number nineteen have been found
to be ilend and two nr* Inmate* of the Sol
diers’ Home.
TWO AUDITORIUMS
INSTEAD OF ONE
The tpeclsl committee appointed ’ to In
spect the different auditoriums over th*
country reported tn th* Joint committee en
plane from the cltlaena and council Wed
nesday morning.
The principal elep taken waa th* reqoeet
of the Joint committee that the architects.
Morgan A Iilllon, draw plana for n sup.
pletaentary building for spall conventions.
It belog planned to hare two ondltorlaate,
ooo for conventions of as many as 1,000
people, end the other for convjntlons of
not more than 1.400.
The committee that looked over tho en
dltorlnms throughout the. cosntry_was
cnmi
Oeal
nr CHIU mill ere; team ewrasna wves »sso w
orlnma throughout the reentry w
nnosed of Major E. K. Pomeroy, W.
utry and T. U. Morgen.
Thousands of
former
Coffee
Drinkers
now well.
Use Postum
•Thor*’* a Raeeon"
Will Revlvn Alabama Town.
Special to Til* Georgian.
Huntsville, Ala.. March go.—Captain
Milton Hume*. Colonel T. W. Pratt
and Colonel W. L Wellman are among
tho Huntsville capttalUt* who will aa-
•let In reviving and building op th*
town of Bridgeport, AIa Several new
Industries will be located there at once
and the town will soon be on a sub
stantial boom.
TAYLORS
Some of the Newest and
Most Desirable Things
That Have Come to
Us This Week.
LADX2S8* SKIRTS.
Chiffon Panama in all-wool
qualities and in niany new
designs are priced $3.00,
$4.00 and
$5.00
Black Voile Skirts with
Taffeta Folds, really worth
$7.50, as a special leader at
LADIES’ WAISTS.
Some very attractive values
in white Cotton Waists are
priced at 75e, $1.00 and
$1.25
White or Black All-Silk
Waists, in very attractive
styles, are priced $2.00, $3,00
and
$3.50
HEN’S AND BOYS'
CLOTHING.
No matter whether it be Boys'
or Men’s Clothing you can
always save money here.
Hsu’s Suite $7.60 to $15.00.
Boys' Suite $1.60 to $5.00.
Man's Fonts $1.50 to $3.60.
Boys' Fonts 50c to $1.00.
MEN'S AND B07B’
HATS AND OAFS.
All the new things in Straws
and Furs arc here. We have
the correct things in each,
and you will And our prices
lower for the same quality,
than elsewhere.
CHILD’S HEADWEAR.
Pretty Mull and -Silk Hats
priced from 50c to $2.00 each
and white Lawn Cap* for lit
tle tote are.priced from 75c
down to
25c
THIS STORE
is a safe place to trade in—
everything to wear for man,
woman or child; priced at the
lowest possiblo figures and
one price to all alike.
240 MARIETTA ST.
EASTER FOOTWEAR.
_ Many new modeia in ladies'
kid or patent leather
Oxfords ana Ribbon Ties,
etc., at $2.00, $2.60 and
$8.00
BOSSES’ and CHILDREN'S
Oxford# and Ties in many
new and atyliah modeia ara
priced from 75e up to
$1.60
Men’s oxfords and Shoes in
kid or patent leathers, at
$2.00 ana
s i« $8,00
H081ERY.
Everything in New Spring
Hose for ladies, misses ana
men in lace or plain stylos,
and priced from 15o to
BOo
UNDERWEAR.
Spring Uses are ready in.
ladies ’ from lOo to 60o. Men**
25o to 60c, and in children's
and boys’, from 25o down to
100
LONG BILK flLOVlS.
Quite largo shipments of
these popular styles have just
been received, and for the
full elbow lengths we hare
three qualities, priced 75e to
$1.00 and
$1.36
DRESS GOODS.
Wo aro now showing all tha
popular lines of .Wool Dress
Goods, such as Voiles, Pana
mas, Batistes, Crepes and oth
er Sheer Goods, also pretty
lines of new fancy plaid and
cheek Suitings, priced from
26o to
60o
SILKS. \
Hero are jnst a few of the
many good things i
36-inch Taffetas, 39o.
Silk Crepes, 50c.
All Silk Taffetas, 50c.
27-inch Chinas, Mo.
18-ineh Taffptas, 89c.
36-ineh White Silk, 50c. !
18-ineh White Silk, 25o.
Full line of colon in 18-
inch Silks at •
38o
240 MARIETTA BT.
r*
Rookwood
The just-in Rookwood ex
cels in artistic beauty.
Shapes, colors, decorations
are of exquisite grace.
No duplicates in Rook
wood. Each piece is signed
by its artist and is therefore
a unique expression.
You are invited to make a
study of this collection.
Maier &'Berkele
Atlanta Agents for
ROOKWOOD
GEORGIA, FULTON COUNTY.
To tbs Superior Court of Fulton County:
The petition of James E. Belcher, Kfi
L. Humphrey and W. L Scott, ell ef said
•rate and rennty, respectfully ebova;
J. Tour petitioner,, their ttsorixte* end
■ncceeeers, dexlr* to be Incorporated esd
mxd* a body politic under the name tod
atyle ef
ATLANTA FIFE AND FOUNDRY WORKR
for e full term of twenty (101 yeera. with
th* pritllec* Of renewal at the expiration
of Hid term, aa provided hy law.
L Th* principal office of Mid corporation
•hall be In Fullon county. Oeorgle; bnt It
deelree the rlflht to o|ien branch offices end
transact buatucia both In and out of Mid
SUM.
». The Object of uld corporation le pecu
alary gain to lie atockholdere.
4. The principal badness In which It pro
pose* to engage le th* raanofectnre end
Hie of exit Iron pip*, exit Iron radln-
tort, and any tad til klodx of carting!
which are ninally made out of Iron or
•tefl. and to this end It dertrex the right
ro purchxH, own xml hold any and ell
materiel! seed In euch manufacture*.
1. It deelree the right to purchase, own
and bold ae much reel eatete aa giay be nee-
taury for Ita corporate purpoeee. and to
tmprora the ume, with the privilege of
borrowing moor, *
end to. neenr-
dremed
umry for lte corporate purpoeee.
ire the payment thereof, when
reeary and proper, by a morl-
“(TI t°de!irM > tt« , rl*h^ I aCi r to aconlre
estate for He corporate purpose by le
rise, aa It may <l«*in proper,
capital stock of Hkf corpora;
ten thoorand dollars, dlrlded I
reel
aTatherwlaeTas U may deetq proper.
T. The cepltal stock of eekf rorporatloe
•hell be ten thonmnd dollars, dlrlded Into
•hares or 1100 seek, .with tbs privllrxr of
Increasing Mid capital stock to one hundred
thouMDd dollars at any Ume npoo a rote
of lbs majority of stock held In Mid cor
poration; and also with the privilege at
any time upoe e vote of the majority of
th* stork held In Mid rentoraUnnlo dlmln-
lah Mid stock, .when eo Increeeed, to nay
•mount not below hrn thooaam! dollar*.
i. It deelree dhe right t* ertl Ms mens-
fectured product either et wholsMle or re
tell, end to do esy sod ell each thing* as
•re .usually done hy such manufacturing
£ "wherefore, petitioner, pray that after
cempHsnes with the statute In inch cates
made aid provided, the resrt may para
an'‘order'Incorporating Ihetn. thrtr a'too
t-jute* and surcssaors under Ihe name, and
with all —
•numerati
era, rights
the powers and privileges above
led, loerlbar with escb other pew
its end privileges •• ere common
dent to corporation, of like chef-
"" *• Mt^OREE,
Va tit loner,' A Hera eye
^MSSY&rcierh.
•TATE OF OEOROIA. COUNTY OF FUL
TON.
I. Arnold Broyles, elerk of Iks auperior
reert of arid reewy, do hereby certify that
Ihe foregoing la n true end correct copy
of the epphcnlloa for charter of
ATLANTA PIPE AND FOUNDRY WORKS
as Ike Mae appear* of its In thla office.
Wit urea my Official rtgnature and the
NqUm of Water Bond Election. *
Atient*. Oa., March X lM7.~Nottre I*
hereby given to Ihe quilted voters of
Ihe city of Atlanta that Ihe mayor end
general roencll of Mid cl(y have railed ta
election Id bo held at the aarrral Tstlag
precincts In the city of Atlanta, wlthle -
Ihe legal hoars for holding elscUone, on
Ttwodey, the glh day of April, 1M7, tn
determine whether the quilted voters of
Ihe rlty of Alltnta will aaernt, by the
requisite two-thirds majority, to the le
ans of are hundred thousand (MOO,to)
dollars of bonds of the city of Atlanta,
to be sold for not leu than per. awl .
■be proceed, thereof applied only t*
Improvements In and eddltlose to the eye-
tern of water works of arid clre i—
rxtrnalnn of water malu —^
•erete limit* of uld city. __
poied to bs leaned are live km
bond* of Mill city of Atlanta,
nomination of oaa thoused (t
each, to run Iklrly (30) yun, an
Interest at tha rate of fur (4) pt.
per eenum. The principal end lati
Mill bond, to be payable la (old
the United 'State* of Al— *
•at eteaderd of weight I
bS:
"1 semi
are leaned,
levied, beginning with tha rear
continuing through the year !rx,
In amount to pay twenty theeaai
dollars per annum latareat on i
sod sixteen thoaaand rtx hundred end
•even (114,4471 dollars per annum on «.
of tha principal ef Mid bonds, tbs am
•o raised oe account off the prlnripa
sis Ww
commlMloa. end applied et the mat'
T the bond, to thalr payment.
Notice la also siren tut tha tax oolite- .
.or of Felloe county, state of Georgia, aa
registrar far elections, ordered hy Ihe may
or and general council ef -the.city of 41.
laata. has epsned hooka ef regtetratlos fair
the purpose of rrglatrrlng (he uusUfled
voters of the rlty, eerier the onfluaeae
therefor, end each registrar will keep aeM
books of registration open dally. *noAus
excepted, until within ten days of the
dele of uld eleclkw, at hie office la th*
annex nf the court bhuar on Eaat lluatar
street, .irtweeu South Fryer street aM
Central ereae*. In the rlty ef AUaate. arid
couety. eed only lh->— y-t-ra shoes names
ppear upon the Mid registration book, aa
jullted to vote In city electloqa for the
present year, shall be permitted to Com
In Mill water hood election. The voters
fsvwteg the proposed lease or bosde shell
have written o» printed on thrtr ttekem
iJoOO.wjO) dollars of Dooqo, i
' — ef thn j
£ag*g
ntli’S *n«l regulations fin ilMdsi
sMcrtuen and couadUMo oi dial
Inf, tfcn «
OOUMB 1
In PurfdAdCd !• M
aid vWtloo
M.1 ri Uld co.rtyjmM.rvh CMvh ritt.ncl, of tl^cFt,
Clerk Bopertor fivt rvlUd Oouii. Oa. MM of CHjd
Uijor Cfljr of ,
W. CAR
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