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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. THURSDAY, MARCH : RALPH BINGHAM COMES' TO GRAND THURSDAY Ever hear Ralph Bingham? If you have. It la hardly neceaaary to ndvlae you to go to the Grand Thura- day evening to hear him. If you have not, you have something to antici pate. i « + Ralph Bingham holds the key to the store house of sunshine. He lavishes It with prodigal hand on all who come, and a guarantee Is offered that he will s#»nd you away mellowed and chock full of good humor. This rotund person will appear at the Grand Thursday evening for the benefit of the Fifth regiment, and he will be introduced by Hon. John Temple Craveo. Governor Terrell will occupy •» box, and many of the best known people of the city will be present. The theater s. ould be filled to Its capacity. After the entertainment at the Grand—wh*ch, by the way, will >be something entirely new—Mr. Bingham will bo entertained at the Atlanta Pre^s Club. All members of the club ore,In vited to be there to meet the genial Richmond humorist and philosopher. LONG FOUGHT CASES HEARD ON MERITS At n conference held In the office of Judge Newman Wednesday Ik*tween the at torneys for the Southern and Central rail roads and the Judge, It was decided that the litigation* in the Wilted State* court against the Georgia railroad commission. 1 over the enforcement of circulars 316 and SIS, would l*e tried ou It3 merits April 2. , The litigation will depend to n great ex-1 tent ui»ou the decision In the case of the | Central of Georgln road against the state I railroad commission. The contentions of! the Southern are prarlJcaJJy the same as | those of the Central and the settlement of ( the latter will practically decide the fatej of tho former. The Houtliern railway ease will not lie < appealed to the supreme court, ns was at | first thought, hut will lie so nun admit of n full hearing. All Humors Pimple,, boils, eruptions, enema or salt rheum, scrofula, are radi cally and permanently cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla Liquid or tablet*, 100 Dosss One Dollar. docket. The Central hands of George 1 eery, for n report. the ju off the 1 :q»c (*n, n ALLEGE INFRINGEMENTS Kuits were filed In the UnIJed States court Wednesday morning by Martin A Ilossl, of Turin. Italy, against Hen Rosen thal. of Atlniitn, and hr Tangunrar Com pany. limited, of Knglnnd. against Carroll- Reid Distilling Company, alleging Infringe ment of trade mark and selling imitation products. The Italian company charges Rosenthal with selling Vermouth and Imitating Its trade mark, and asks $-\5uo or nil profits and n perpetual Injunction restraining him from further lnfnngeuieuts. The Kugllsh company asks for tr simitar Judgment against the Carroll-Held Company, alleging an Infringement ou-Gordon I try Gin. BUY A | PHONOGRAPH | j Small Payments Weekly. j { PHILLIPS & CREWCO. j * 37-39 Peachtree St. Overhead Pump Jack,, e, 8, 10, 12, 16 and 24 inch atreke. DUNN MACHINERY CO. 54 Marietta St., Atlanta, Ga. I SHALLOW WELL POWER PUMP HEADS. * OUNN MACHINERY CO, 54 Marietta Street. Atlanta, Ga.. DEEP WELL PUMP CYLINDERS WITH BRONZE BALL VALVES. DUNN MACHINERY CO., 54 Marietta Street. Atlanta, Ga. MAN A GER OFNE W DIVISIONS SELECT SHIS HEADQUA R TERS M. M. Richey, the new manager of the south and western divisions of the Southern railway system, was in At lanta Tuesday and closed a contract by- which his headquarters will be lo cated In a suite of offices on the tenth floor of the Candler building. Mr. Richey and his force of seven office men are. expected to arrive In Atlanta and open their headquarters next Monday. This tH the flrst step of the Southern toward locating any department of their Important operat ing headquarters In this city. Manager Richey'* Jurisdiction has al ready been published In The Georgian and It Is shown that the most Impor tant divisions on Ihc system have been allotted td him. Tie left Tuesday night for Birmingham for the purpose if completing details Incident to nsstini- tng charge nnd moving to Atlantu. WORKMEN DISAGREE AND ONE KILL8 THE OTHER. 8neclnl to The Genttglan. Dallas. Texas. March 28.—G. A. Bry ant last night shot and InHtnntly killed Emmet Henderson, one bullet taking effect nnd passing-entirely through tho dead man's body. Both turn were em ployed nt the same place 1 nnd the kill ing occurred dree a disagreement be tween the two regarding tjielr work. HEADACHE3 AND NEURALGIA FROM COLDS. LAXATIVE IIIKIMO Quinine. tbe world SOLEMN CELEBRATION OF ROLY THURSDAY Services were held at the Sacred Heart church on Holy Thuraday morn ing, nnd thcHe are to be continued at 8 o’clock In ?he evening. Holy communion wa$ celebrated at 6:30 o'clock in the morning, and at 8 o’clock there was solemn high mass. After m t«8 the altar boys, the Sunday school children ana one com [tuny of the Maris: College cadets, together with tho entire clergy of the parish nnd liege, formed In a procession to the altar of lepose. The altar of repoae this year Is In the Sunday school room, nnd during the day the faithful Catho lics rf-mmemorated the anniversary of the institution of the blessed eucha- rlrt. \t 8 o c.ock on Thursday night Fa ther Gunn will give the stations of the mss and a sermon will be prbached by Father Rapier. You May Need It Ask your doctor about tho wisdom of your keeping Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral in (he house, ready for colds, coughs, croup, bronchitis. If he says it’s all right, then get a bottle of It'at once. Why not show a little foresight in such matters ? Early treatment, early cure. Wo publish the formulas J. C. A rer Co., of *Tl our preparation, Lowell, Urn! Beautify Your Property FOR YARD, POULTRY, LAWN. CEMETERY AND FARM—EREC TING PAGE FENCE OUR 8PE- CIALTY. CHEAPER THAN WOOD. W. J. Dabney Implement Co., 61 So. Forsyth St., Atlanta, Ga. TEETH MEN OF SOUTHERN BY. GIVE FOR MONUMENT Moat <)f the 40,000 employees of the Southern railway have made contribu tions toward the erection of a monu ment td the late Samuel Spencer. As was stated some weeks ago, the monu. ment Is to be erected on the esplanade of the Atlanta Terminal etatlon at cost of about 150.000. The contributions are made In the Shape of slips turned In to the time keepers of the different divisions. These slips Anally reach the treasurer of the Spencer memorial fund. Re port* from all the divisions covering nearly 8,000 miles of rails, are to the effect that nearly all of the employees have contributed. GIVES PERMISSION FOR STATE TROOPS TO PASS TIIRO’ STATE M. M. RICHEY. Newly appointed manager of big torritory for Southern, railway. PA WNEE BILL MA Y WINTER IN PIEDMONT NEXT YEAR Pawnee Bill, the famous scout nnd wild west show proprietor, wants to winter in Atlanta next winter, and it FREE CATARRH CURE Bad Breath, K’Hawking and Spilling Quickly Cured—Fill Out Free Coupon Below. la now up to the park commission to suy whether or not his big aggregation und several thousands of dollars will be spent here. The wild west show Is now preparing to leave Nashville, where the past win ter 1ms been spent, nnd the park there bus been offered to Pawnee Bill again next winter. But he wants to come to Atlanta, nnd his friends are now pre paring to make application to the park commission for the use of Piedmont park. The coming to Atlanta of this show means the coming of between 350 ami 400 horses, 75 or 80 men and the em ployment of laborers nnd mechanics during tho winter. It takes thousands of dollars to maintain the big outfit during tho winter and this money will he spent in Atlnntn. All the curs <>f tho trains are overhauled and painted and the**same l« done with the wagons, harness and other things used. • The men are paid every month anti the money they receive would be large, ly spent here. As nn Illustration of the money spent In Naahvllle during the past winter it might bo mentioned that on one car alone It required $500 worth of gold leaf. COLUMUBUS LAMENTS DEATH OF PROF. ABBOTT. Special to The Georgian. Columbia, S. C\, March 28.—Adjutant General Boyd has issued a circular to the adjutant generals throughout the country, saying: “Permission to enter and pass through the state of South Carolina, under arran and In uniforms, en route to nnd from the Jamestown Exposi tion during tho present year. Is hereby granted to all bodies of the organized militia of the several states and terri tories of the United States.’* I tlcuUn sent FBKH „ IB. M. WOOLLRY. M. D 1 Atlanta, Ua. Office 104 N. Prror street CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY. Arrive l* 1 rum — j Depart To— (tavnunnij .... J.OOamlMocon 11.40 pm Jacksonville . *.60amlMncon ........ 6.60um Macon 11.4(1 mu Jacksonville ..10,46 am Mftcou 4.15 pui Mil con 4.00 pm 8HALLOW WELL POWER PUMPS, Dunn Machinery Co., 54 Marietta Street. Atlanta, Ga. THIRTEEN CADETS . STRIKE, CLAIMING HONOR IS ASA1LED DIE8 WHILE RETURNING FROM VI8IT IN CUBA* Special to Tho Georgian. Charlotte. N. C., March 28.--Dr. John R. Brooks, for many years a prominent leader and figure In the Methodist church In North Carolina and formerly located In ChaNotte as presiding elder, Is dead after an Illness of a few; weeks. Dr. Brooks had just returned from a visit to his son, u physician in the army, located on the Island of Cuba, and was stopping In Wilson, N. C., when the end came. The deceased wa largely Instrumental in founding Trln Ity Methodist church, one of the lead Ing churches of this city. Dr. Brooks lost his wife about one year ago. Mpcrfnl to TheOorgfnn. Ckarloxton, s. c\, March S8»—Cadets Lyles. HI on ii, Murray. Crawford nnd Ktirllch. of Columbia; Mahon, McAllister. Richardson nnd Belittle, of Greenville; Able, of 8t. Matthews; <!onsett. of Wllliinnnstoii; Alex under, of Charlotte, walked out of tho South Carol! int military academy last night; nnd Cadet Butler, of Jncksonvllkv left yesterday, alleging that the hoiiof of, of their number had been attacked by the faculty in charging that Cadets Mahofk, Alexander and Sloan gave fnfsc tctujiiiuiiy .at the court martial of Cadet Able, charged with breaking the barrackn last Friday night, mid expelled yesterday. Able said Unit he was not the cadet *en bv Coiiiimindaut Simons on the streets, mid that he was in the room of the three enacts, who backed Ids statement. Other testimony made the faculty prefer liarges of perjury, which was resented y the thirteen who have left. They are all expelled out he charge of desertion. Recently four cadet*, wv’ro expelled for breaking barrack*. Able making'the fifth. There Is great Interest In ths matter r till .tho cadets nm sons of prominent men Cadet Hlftan ii a 0ou of ex-f.leiituiniit Gov ernor Sloan, * and was recently.' .reinstated bv the board of visitors after a faculty expulsion for Intoxication. GEORGIA INVENTORS GRANTED PATENTS DECATUR GOES DRY BY OVERWHELMING MAJORITY OF VOTES Special to Tho Georgian. Rainbrldge, Ga., March 28.—The con- Bolldated vote In Decatur county ca*t Tuesday Hives prohibition a majority -bit 641. Every precinct In the county gave' prohibition a good majority except Balnbrldge and Spring Creek. Steam Mill wa* the only precinct which went absolutely dry. their vote b“lng prohi bition by 40; whisky none. It wa* the hottest election of any kind ever held In the county. Tho ladles aided greatly by going to the polls In Ralnbrldge, singing and pray ing during the entire day. The prohi bitionists are Jubilant over the out come. BIG LUMBER PLANT BURNS IN FLORIDA WITH A $25,000 LOSS Special io The Georgian. Gainesville, Fla.. March 28.—An alarm called the entire fire department of the city at 11 o’clock Tuesday morning to the Eddlns^ Manufacturing Company’s huge’ plant. In spite of every effort made the large building the south western portion of the works, containing an immense amount of valuable machinery, was totally de stroyed, Involving a losa of at least $25,060, with an Insurance of $10,000. No cause of the fire can be assigned. It Is the Intention of the company to rebuild immediately. WERE MADE SICK BY EATING ICE CREAM AT A RECEPTION ■NPMJi MMiMM £ tsi U | 14 AVegctablcPrepa.-ationror As similating thelood and Regula ting live Stomachs and Bowels of imSRSftMlMiil PromolesDigestion,Cheerful ness andRcst.Confalns neither OpnimtMorphine nor Mineral. Mot Kabcotic. JBccfpe ofOIdT3rSAKV£LrtrCBSR fisazs*. Jain Sent* \ fiRSEZt* i A perfect Itemedy forConstipa- tion, Sour Stomach.Diarrhoca. WormsjConvulsions.Feverish- nessandLossOF SLEEP. Tac Simile Signature of NEW -YORK. IGASTORIA For Infants and Children. {The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of jsyjjy j EXACT COPYOFWHAPFEB. In Use For Over Thirty Years iOASTSRIA THE CKNYAUft COMPANY, NEW VOW* CITY. waBvmmm “My New Discovery Quickly Cures Ca tarrh.”—C. E. Gauss. Catarrh is not only daugenw*. but It causes bad bresth. ulceration, death nnd decay of Ixtnes, loss of thinking nml reasoning power, kills ambition nnd energy, often muse* loss of appetite. Indigestion. 4|y*nep*tu, raw throat nml reaches to general debility. Idiocy nnd Insanity. It need* attention-itt ones. Cure It with Uau**’ Cntnrrh Cure. It Is n quick, radical, permanent cure, Imcuusc It rid* the *y*t*Hn of the poison germs that cause enuirrh. In order to prove to nil who are suffering front this dangerous nml loathsome disease that Gnus** Cntnrrh Cure will actually mire any cane of catarrh qufrkJr, no matter how long standing or bow tmd. I will send -.1 trlnl pm knge ny mail free of nil cost. Mend ‘ your name nud address today and the tfarshnii, Mich. Fill out coupon below •oanon . package of t*auaa* Combined Catarrh Cure, mailed free In plain package. Mmtdy All In your name and mldrcs* on dotted Hues below ami mall to C, E. GAUSS, S650 Main Street, Marshall, Mieh. Special to Tho Georgian. Columbus, Ga., March 28.—Don. Q. Abbott, the well-known Georgia edu cator who died In Baltimore, wan « brother of II. L. Abbott, local manager of the Postal Telegraph Company, of this city, and also of L. J. Abbott, of the Georgia Fertiliser Company, was well known In Columbus, where he was highly esteemed ns an earnest and efficient teacher and man of ability. HE FOUND GRAFT MONEY IN HOTEL BATH ROOM. Washington, March 28.—The Her mann trial wan enllvc t.d yesterday by the startingly frank* admission of William E. Vulk, a clerk in the general lqnd office, that from 1897 to 1903 he was receiving compensation from John A. Benson for furthering the land claims of Benson through the land of fice. The last payment was made and received In r bath room at the New Willard Hotel. Benson went into tha bath room nnd left the money there and then told Valk to go In an<\ get It. GOVERNOR COMER’TO SPEAK AT THE BRYAN BANQUET. Special to The Georgian. Chattanooga. Tenn., March 28.—Gov ernor Comer, of Alabama, has accepted Invitation to be present at the Bryan banquet to be given here April *10 and deliver an address on “No Conflict Between State and Federal Regulation of Railroads.’’ Hon. John W. Tomlinson, of Birm ingham, president of the Bimetallic League of the United States, will also deliver an address. John Temple Grave*, of Atlanta, will be followed by William Jennings Bryan, who Is to be the guest of honor of the evening. Piles Cured Quickly at Home Without Pain, Cutting or Sur gery. Instant Relief. W, Provo IL Sample Package Frae. Seven people out of ten are said to have Piles. Not one man Jn a million need have them and we are proving It every day at nur own expense. We send a sample package of the wonder ful Pyramid Pile Cure to any person absolutely free. We don't do till* ns a matter of amusement or philanthropy, but be cause It Is to our Interest to do so. We know that the sufferer from piles, tor mented and driven almost ciaxy by this wretched trouble, will And such Immediate relief that be will go at or.ce to his druggist and buy a box and get well. We know that we have got the great est remedy In the world for piles, and wo are ready and willing to stand or fall by the verdict of those who make the trial. We have been doing thla for some years now and we never yet have had occaelon to regret It, And the remedy at the drug store Is exactly the same as the sample we send out. As, for Instance, here Is a man who got such Immediate relief from the sample that he at one, bought a box. Wa* It Just the same? Undoubt edly, since it cured him after all sorts und kinds of things had failed. Here la it sample of the kind of let ters we get every day and we don’t have to nsk for them: "Received your sample of Pile Cure and have given It a fair trial and It has proven the best I ever tried and ef fected a complete cure. I can recom mend you highly In this vicinity. Have used your sample and one box and It has been n complete cure. It has been worth 1100 to me. "Thanking you for Jhe sample and the cure. 1 will recommend you io everybody. Yours respectfully. Julius Mayer, dealer In feathers, ginseng and hides. Bedford. Ind." Pyramid Pile. Cure Is for sale a*, every druggist's at 50 cents a box. or If you would like to try a sample flrst. you will receive one by return mall by sending your name and address to The Pyramid Drug Company, 59 Pyramid Building. Marshall, Mich. Washington. March 28.—R. W. Bish op, patent attorney, reports the Issue of the following patents to residents of Georgia and Alabama: Gearing for cano-mllls. J. P. Gol den, Columbus, Qa.; burglar-alarm, O. F. Smith, A'alley Head, Ala.; flat-car stanchion, F. J. Buxbee, Mobile, Ala. planter, S. R. and T. IS. Sikes, Ocilln, Ga.; reinforced concrete oross-tle, W. A. Bryant, Wetumpka, Ala., assignor of one-fourth to T. W. Rouse, same place; combination dental plugger, P. E. Williams, Suvannuh, Ga.: rotary en gine, G. F. Burton, Woodlawn, Ala.; watchmaker’s tool. De Roy Bekle. Mc Rae. Oa.; device for Inserting explo slve oltargc*. Rosendo Torres, Bruns wick, Ga.; thimble. Eugene Barnett, At. lanta, Ga.; annunciator, D. H. Coker, Piedmont, Ala.; balunced valve, J. M. (Josper, Brighton, Ain., assignor of ttvo- tltlrds to J. S. Acton, same place, and M. K. Connor, Milwaukee, WIs., nnd ruling device, C. C. Glldden, Birming ham, Ala. CLAIM8 SHE MISSED PARTY AND WAS LEFT BEHIND. special to Tile Georgian. Charlotte, N. C„ March 28.--Some In terest lias been created here by the ap pearance of a woman, giving her name os Nellie Armrtrong, who says she Is one of the party of English Imml grants, who, after spending about twelve months In the South, were start ed back home a few weeks ago with passage and /a wcll-fllled pocketbook for each, ubout $80, It I* said. The woman declares that she wanted to return with the othere. but somehow lost track of their movements. Nearly all of the English girl* have gone back to Old England, but n very few of the girls preferred to make America their home, and are working at various places In this section. BUTLER 18 APPOINTED ASSISTANT ATTY. GENERAL. Special to The Georgian. Jackson. Miss., March 28.—Hon. Geo. Butler, of McComb City, was today ap- pointed an assistant attorney general. He graduated from the University of Mississippi when 28 years of age. Mrs. Nancy J. Englatt. Mr*. Nancy J. Englett, aged 80 years, died at her residence, corner Ponce De Leon avenue and Highland avenue, on Monday night. The Interment will he In Decatur. Ga. The funeral arrange ments w ill be announced later. ttpeclnl to The Georgian. Spartanburg. S. C., March 28.—There have been many cases of Ice cream poisoning during the past ten days. One day last week twenty-five persons who attended a reception were made ill from eating Ice crenm, and laBt Satur day tho little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGhee was critically 111 from eating Ice cream. The bo$ird of health has taken up tho matter ahd is making nn Investigation of Iho milk supply, the process of man ufacture nnd the kind of flavorings thut are used In the cream. Thus far nothing unusual has developed. NEGRO IS SENTENCED TO HANG FOR MURDER Special to The Georgian. Charlotte. Tf. C„ March 28.—Tom Walker, the negro who killed Chief Chason and one pnlrolman nt Fayette ville three weeks ago, was sentenced yesterday to be hanged April 15. FRENCH~BARON TO VISIT PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT SOON. Hotel Marlborough Broadway, 36th and 37th Sts., Herald Square, New York Most Centrally located Hotel on Broadway. Only ten minutes walk to 25 leading theatres. Completely renovated and transformed in every department. Up-to-date in all re spects. Telephone in each room. Four Beautiful Dining Rooms with Capacity of 1200. The Famous German Restaurant Broadway’s chief attraction for Spe cial Food Dishes and Popular Music. European Plan. 400 Rooms. 240 Baths. Rates for Rooms $1.50 and upward. $2.00 and upward with hath. Parlor, Bedroom and Bath $3.00 and upward, $f .00 extra where two pertom occupy a single room. ■ -■ ■ WRITE FOB BOOKLET. ■— SWEENEY-T1ERNEY HOTEL COMPANY *E M. TIERNEY. Manager Pari*, March 28.—Baron D’Estour nolle* de Constant, who Is likely to i) one of France's representative* at The Haguo conference, will sail from Cher bourg on the steamship La Savoie to be present at tho Inauguration of the Carnegie Institute, Pittsburg, on which occasion he l* to deliver a speech. He will be a guest of President Roosevelt on April 8. KINGSTON IS SUED BY CANAL BOARD Kingston. Jamaica, March 28.—The Panama canal commission has filed a claim for 219,000*against the local gov ernment for tents nnd food supplied to the earthquake sufferers. The com mission will bo asked to waive Its claim. The earthquakes aro recurring. There have been six sharp shocks since Fri day. , FRASER STREET SCHOOL WILL VISIT THE GEORGIAN Fraser Street School will send tlie pupils of Its higher grades to visit The Georgian Friday afternoon. The teachers of nil the grades In the school have been Invited to accompany the pupils, and learn for fhemselves how a great modern paper is made. These weekly excursions to the plant of The Georgian have come to be STATE SENATOR HARDMAN WEDS VALDOSTA GIRL, Special to The Georgian. • Valdosta, Ga., March 28.—Dr. L. G. Hardman, of Commerce, Ga., state sen ator from his district and prominent In political circles of North Georgia, was married in this city Tuesday night to Miss Emma Grillln, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Newton Grillln. The ceremony was performed about 10 o’clock at the family home and was witnessed only by the Immediate fam ily. The couple left for points North feature of the Atlanta schools. The visits have proven an education along n practical line, and many of the teach ers have been given a new insight into one of the most wonderful examples of modern enterprise—the making of a dally newspaper. The visits of the schools will con tinue through the remainder of the school year, or until every school has paid its visit. nnd will visit Canada, after which they will return to the groom’s estate In tho Nacoochee valley and entertain a largo house par.ty. Many Peach Tree* Planted. Special to Tho Georgina. St. George, Go., .March 28.—The fruit trees planted this season have suffercJ greatly from the drought, but trees planted last year are doing well. Peach ■and pecan trees have been planted on many small tracts of land and some large orchards planted. “The Household Surgeon” Ely Edwards. Ely Edwards, the young son of Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Edwards, died at the family yesterday. 101 Bedford place. «*n Wednesday morning, after a short ni nes!*. The body was removed to the undertaking • staldfshmetit of Harry Poole, where ft will remain until Edwards arrives from North Carolina. Dr. Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil A Household Surgi* \ cal Dressing for all wounds, sores and skin diseases, whe ther sl ight or serious. Relieves pain-antlseptically cleanses-quickly heals. It is sought after and continually used by all who give it a gi first trial. Nearly all Druggists now sell it. 25c.