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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. ATLANTA GEORGIA at Sandersvllle. It will bo rememborod that Mr. Mc Carty attempted to end tils life last Monday night, at tho Hotel Lanier. He was carried to the city hospital and for a time tho doctors thought ho would recover. But several days ago his con dition began to grow worse, and his wife and brother were sent for. ALLOWED TO RAISE CROP BEFORE 8ERVING SENTENCE. Special to The Qeorglon. Macon, May 8.—The Federal jury re turned a number of Indictments, most of them for Illicit distilling. The following Indictments were found: Jim Lamar, charged with breaking Into the United States postofllee at Montrose, Oa; Peter Dennis, charged with Illicit distilling; Arthur L. Clem ents, charged with Illicit dlstlllng; John Qay, charged with Illicit distilling; Sol Bowman, charged with, retailing liquor without paying the tax. William K. Little, of Twiggs county, charged,with Illicit distilling. Little was taken before Judge Speer and he pleaded guilty. Judge Speer will not pronounce the sentence until next De cember, In order that Little may have an opportunlty'tp make his crops. yesterday at the family residence, on Mulberry street. Mrs. Machntd was one of the pioneer German settlers of Macon. She Is survived by one adopt ed daughter. Mrs. C. lluhn. 8he was the aunt of H. P„ Frank, Ed and Julius Loh. Miss Loh and Mrs. Frank White- head, all living In this city, and Mrs. George Mann, of Atlanta. The funeral services were held from the residence. CATHOLIC KNIGHTS OF AMERICA ELECT 8TATE OFFICERS. Special to The Georgian. Macon, Ga., May 8.—At a meeting of tho state council, of the Catholic Knights of America held In Macon, E. A. Horne was elected’supreme delegate and Oscar J; Dorr, of Augusta, supreme alternate, to attend the supreme coun cil at Its annual meeting In Cincinnati. The other odicers for the state council elected were as follows; State presi dent. Mr. Oscar J. Dorr; vice presi dent, Mr. J. G. Barron, of Albany; secretary, Mr. J. B. Kearney, of Au gusta; treasurer, Mr. J. J. Donovan, of Atlanta. HAYWOOD’S TRIAL BEGINS ON THURSDAY President Small Proposes a Plan to Improve tho Transportation. Special to Tbe Georgian. Macon, Oa., May 8.—A great merger of all the coramerclel Interests concerned for tho development snd nso of sll thoso Inland Georgia waterways, which empt>*itt Bruns wick, Is tho latest promised t <lerelopiuent that affects Macon and ths Ocmulgee river. The project Is being pushed by Emmett Small, of this city, and n number of Inrse shippers below this city. The. Idea Is to put a line, or s boat, according to tho de mands of tho city, town or locality, on every etresm that Is navigable between tble city and the port of Brunswick. AGED MACON RESIDENT GOES TO HER REWARD. Special to The Georgian. Macon, Go., May 8.—After nn Illness of several months, Mrs, C. Machotd, one of Macon's oldest residents, died Special to The Georgian. Macon, Go., Slay 8.—The tenth an nual session of the Georgia Underwrit- SELF-INFLICTED WOUNDS RESULT IN M’CARTY’S DEATH. Special to The Georgian. Slacon, Ga, May 8.—After lying In the hospital Just one week suffering from self-inflicted pistol wounds, P. H. McCarty passed away yesterday. Mc Carty's wife and brother. W. A. Mc Carty, were at his bedside. « He la survived by his wife nnd four children, all living at Moultrie, Ga, and his brother. W. A. McCarty, living LONDON’S LORD MAYOR k PRINCIPAL IN KI8SING BEE. London. May 8.—Richmond Pearson Hobson has a new rival In London's lord mayor. Reports from Cornwall, where the mayor Is touring, state that he received a storm of kisses, the first helng given by an old woman, but later many young ones Joining In. CHARLES H. MOYER. < WILLIAM HAYWOOD. ,On Thursday at Boise, Idaho, one of the most remarkable trials In ths eriipinsl annals of the country will be celled before Judge Wood. -William Haywood, secretary of the Western Federation of Miners, under Indict ment with Charlee H. Moyer snd George H. Pettibone for the murder of former Governor Steunenberg, of Idaho, will' bs formally arraigned. • Preiident Roqieyeit, in s letter recently made public, branded Moyer and Haywood at "unddsirsble citizens." Ths'Federation of Miners has rallied to the defense of their comrades, declaring that a plet has been hatehediby the- mine owners to railroad the prisoners to tho gallows. On the other hand,, the mine operators say the miners are echeming to prevent justice being done. The case has attracted world-wide DIED OF HEART FAILURE SEATED AT SUPPER TABLE. Special to The Georgian. Sparta. Ga, May 8,—On.Momla^ evening. Mrs. C. S. Duggan, wife fcf q. S. Duggan, one of the wealthiest and m6st prominent cltlaene of-Hancock county, died very suddenly from nn at tack of heart trouble nt her home about three ihllee'east of’Sparta. Mrs. Dug gan woe seated at the supper table at the time tha,t she was stricken. She died before a physician could be called. Mrs. Duggan was In the thirtieth year of her life and leaves a husband and two small children. Write today for a free copy of Book for omen. If you nee Conductor Injured. E. G. Willingham, of Atlanta, a freight conductor of tbe Southern rail road. was badly injured early Wednes day morning at McDonough. The conductor was caught between two cars and Ms left arm terrtMy crushed by the bumpers. The Injured man was brought to this city and taken to Grady hospital, where It was stated It would be necessary to amputate the arm above the elbow. Chicago Strike Growing. Chicago, May 8.—The strike of brick layers continued to spread yesterday. Involving nearly 1,000 more men by night. They weremostly laborers. ] rN FACT WE DO OVER 90 PER CENT OF THE BEST WORK OF THIS KIND IN THE CITY AND SHIP THESE GOODS ALL OVER THE SOUTHERN L STATES. ] rF YOU FIND A RESIDENCE IN THE CITY FITTED UP WITH UP-TO- DATE STYLE, CHANDALIERS, MANTELS, TILE GRATES, NINE TIMES L OUT OF TEN, THE ANSWER WILL BE THEY CAME FROM HUNNICUTT’S. Big Barbecue at Log Cabin Closes the Annual Con* . vention. era’ Association will close here today. This morning an executive session was held by the underwriters and eeversl business matters were considered. There seems to be a pretty general feeling among the underwriter! who are In Macon that the Georgia Insur ance man Is greatly underpaid for his work. The convention- urged a re adjustment of the rates In general lot Georgia. Last night the delegates were enter tained at a banquet This afternoon a big barbecue will be given at the Log Cabin Club by Edgar S. Wilson. You Need Tone Weak Women need nerve force and vitality—what doctors call "tone”— to-enable them to throw off disease and build up their flagging forces. No matter what form of female trouble you suffer from, If you lack tone, you will find It'Impossible to recover. Tonics give tone. Hence their name. Women should take a female tonic—Wine of Cardui— which acts principally on the womanly organs and constitution. Purely vegetable, non-lntoxlcaitlng. harmless, yet powerful In curative properties, 9atdul fills all tho requirements of an Ideal tonic for weak and ailing women. Mrs. Blanche E. Stephanou, a well-known lady residing at 1228 S. 42nd Ave., Chicago, IIL, .writes as follows: ■ “Five years ago I suffered with a constant backache, and had such a miserable bearing-down feeling every month. I also had a pain in my side and am al most unable to describe how miserable I felt Of course, living In a large city like Chicago,! received treatment from some of the finest doctors In the city, which did me no good. At last I began to take Wine of Cardui, and from the very first bottle I can truthfully say t began to Improve. I have now taken eight bottles and look and feel like a different person. My pains are gone, and f am getting stouter.” Mr*. Blanche B> Stephanoa, ChicMO, nt. FOR LADiESESiS cSm ^SsfuncMa.'Tenn? Wine of Cardui s—x. An Interior View of One of the Show Rooms of J. E. HUNNICUTT & CO., 56 Peachtree Street, the Largest MANTEL, GRATE, TILE, GAS AND ELECTRIC CHANDELIER HOUSE SOUTH. Established 1866. “QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS”—IS OUR MOTTO E have six of these show rooms, displaying the largest assortment of Brass Goods, Wood Boxes, Fire Sets, Andirons, Coal Vases, Electroliers, Hall, Parlor, Library and Dining Room Lamps ever shown by any one concern. Among the prominent build ings we have fitted up with Gas and Electrical Chande liers are the r 9 MAJESTIC HOTEL, \ PIEDMONT HOTEL, v, NEW KIMBALL, TERMINAL HOTEL, v# MARION HOTEL, ▼ CENTURY BUILDING, PRUDENTIAL BUILDING, ENGLISH - AMERICAN BUILDING, V, PETERS BUILDING, INMAN BUILDING, . • EQUITABLE BUILDING, LOWNDES BUILDING, . - * PEOPLES BUILDING, ' AUSTELL BUILDING, Remember' ’ * We Are Headquarters for HARDWOOD MANTELS, TILES, GRATES, PORTABLE GRATES, ANDIRONS, FENDERS, FIRE SETS, ELECTRIC AND GAS READING LAMPS. If you can not call and see our stock, write and tell us what you want and we will send cuts and prices.