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THE' ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. vATL'ituAT, JrnK a, ivrr. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. Brenau Summer School and Chautauqua, SUMMER SCHOOL. JI NK Jf4ULT SI-Chautauqua ,Jaly 1*40. Special nowml ~ llah. Mathematics. Ancient > Mounfftloi, beauti ful aov'uery, ilrllgbtful summerr climate, mineral water*. Boating, excursions. Coyigv dorroltorfM opea* Chnutaiujna abort of Lake Warner. Camping outfit and prlvlle Expense Very Moderate Mourn U fltbli ^ Jag* mmtati ..... held under canvas tent near tb privileges provided. Write Fcr Progpeetus Great Summer Discount Call, write, or phone for CATALOGUE and full particular*. Special SUMMER DISCOUNT NOW ON. POSITIONS aecured or MONEY BACK DRAUGHGN’S PRACTICAL BUSINESS 29 Colleges. 18 yearn* aucceaa. Address JNO. P. DRAUGHON. President ATLANTA. COLLEGES 122 Peachtrae, Piedmont Block) Boll 'Phono 8£9| or Jaekunvilla. COX College and Conservatory Delightfully situated in s beautiful guburb of Atlanta, with most salu brious climate, COX COL- LROS and CON8HRVA- TORY off era many advan. tagea to atudents from all parts of America. Sixty-fifth aestlon begins Sept, to, 1907, with tj inrtructor* from Americao and Baropean universi ties and conservator ies. Broad courses of study, high stand ards, fine patronage. Music, Painting, Elocution arc specialties. Conservatory, under distin guished directors, has 9 teachers, 30 pianos, pipe organ. Building equipped with all modem conveniences; many improvements made recently. For catalogue and illustrations, address JOHN W. GAINES, President, or Wo, S. COX. Manager. EMORY TRUSTEES NAME SUCCESSOF TO PROF, KEMBLE Retiring Member of Facul ty Will Take Special Course in Harvard. SUMMER SCHOOL. ■immW WKI.I. B»TABLl»H«p HCIIOOf.. In our own building «t our own home, and In large, comfortable and well-ventilated lawn till at $00 Hprjng street, Central jj* retired and .private, ^Cornraeijee* line. for Ixn, nu<i ilrl*. I'r.pnration for mir Inutltmloii, Including Wei BELL l'flO.NE NOUTII M7-J. COLOREDV.M.C.A.PAYS OFF DEBT ON IIS ME The colored branch of the Young Men's Christian Association, on Au burn avenue, with the axalatance cf white friends, has completed the pay ment for the home. The place was purchased four year ago at a coat of $5,000, Including re modeling and equipment. The Cen tral (white) Young Men's Christian •Association pledged $2,000 of the HER STUMBLE SAVED HER FROM A BULLET branch raised Aside from the $2,000 gift of the Central Young Men's Christian Aaao elation, the secretary of the colored branch has been paid by contributions from a few white frlenda during the poet five months, which has enabled hint to work directly with bln own peo. pie to rnlnc the' balance of their In- ■debtedne.*. Anion* those thus con* trlbullng were: Me**r». J. J. Kagan. K H. Thornton. W. t\ Manaflcld, H. Y. McCord, Fielder & Allen, Uoorgo Mu»o, W. W. White, Joseph IIIrHch, J. F. Beck. H. E. Fry. Rev. C. Jt. Wliiner, Joseph Jacobs. John W. Grant, A. O. Candler, Delhrldge & Rice, Elsemnn Bros., II. 8. Johnson, M. Rich A Bros., Brannen A Anthony, II. A. Miller, Law ~ ‘ Hardwaro Company, Bros.. Andarson . Wi Gus Williams, Oeorge E. Knott and J. K. Ottlry. The colored Young Men’s Christian Association has been.helpful during the past six years. Its wortli to the city at large was never shown to greater advantage thnn during the troubles of last Beptember, when It proved to he one of the atrongest factors In holding In check the rougher element and fur nishing a meeting place for conference for the better element of both races for the aupresslng of vice and crime. The fact that Mrs. M. D. Burnley, tvbo has apartments In the St. Clair l!i*s In East Harris street, stumbled •ell. probably saved her from being r. 1 and killed early Friday night by a bullet Intended for another. Three bullets whlssed by close to Mrs. Burnley, one of them passing just over her body. Had she not fallen to the floor this bullet would have struck her In the side and might have pro duced Instant death. The shots were Intended for Ida Wlmhush, of 88 East Cain street, a ne gro dressmaker, and are said to have been flred by Dicey Parks, another ne gro woman, residing next door to the dressmaker, tine of the bullets struck the Wlmhush woman In the thigh and made a serious wound. At the time of the shooting Mrs. Burnley was having a dress fltted by the Wlmbush woman. The shots were flred from a dark window tn the home of Dicey Parks and passed through a w indow of the other house. At the first report Mrs. llurnley tried to get out of the way uml as she did so, stumbled nnd fell to the floor. Two other shots were flred In rapid succession, one of the bullets narrowly missing Mrs. Burnley and the other taking effect In the Wlmbush woman. Dicey Park,, -.as nrrested nnd will he arraigned Saturday afternoon. She will he prosecuted by Attorney Bom C. Crane. Hpeclsl to The lieorglnu Oxford, Oa„ June 8.—The annual meeting of the board of truitess was held In the reading room of Candler hall yesterday morning. The regular business routine was gona through with at the morning session, At the afternoon seeslon Professor F. F. Farmer, of the 1808 class, was sleeted to nil the place of Professor Douglas Kemble as adjunct professor of mathematics and assistant in the eub-freehmsn department. Professor Kemble will etudy at Harvard next year. An Interesting talk was mads by Bishop W. A. Candler, of Atlanta. The attendance was exceptionally large this year and President Dickey reported the most prosperous of many years. The trustees meet again today and the commencement exercises will be continued with the athletic exhibition In the college auditorium tonight at 8 o’clock. Bishop W. A. Candler will preach the commencement sermon Sunday at 11 o’clock and Dr. J. B. Robins will preach Sunday evening. The freshman and sophomore apeak- #r» and the champion debate between Few and Phi Gamma literary societies will be the program for Monday. Monday night will be given to the fraternity ana non-fraternity banquets. NEGRO 18 8ENTENCED TO HANG ON JULY 19. Special to The Genretsn. Columbus, Ga, June 8.—Bud Thomas, the negro convicted yesterday, was sentenced by Judge Little In the su perior court today to be hanged on July 19 for the murder of Prince Hoi- Ha, another negro, February I. He took the sentence coolly and said noth ing. ATTENTION, ODD FELLOW8. To the Members of Fulton I-odge ho. 32, I, O. O. F.: You are requested to intend the anniver sary services to ho hold on Sunday. Juno 9. at the hull, comer Moore nnd Decatur streets, nt 3 p. tn. The futilities anil friend* are nlsu Invited. A special liivllnlluii Is ex tended to sister lodges. Your* la F. I,, and T- OF CENSUS BUREAU National Uniform Divorce Law Is Planned by Uncle Sam. Delving deep Into the musty records of Fulton county, extending as far back as 1187, with a view to unearthing the divorce etatletlce of this county In or der that a national uniform divorce lew may be enacted, one Of Uncle Sam’e epedal agente, connected with the de 'ound by a Georgian reporter Saturday morning. The name of the special agent Is Butler Toombe, and while he l* w,, r k- Ing quietly and unostentatiously, the work hs Is doing Is of national and vital Importance. Mr. Toombs arrived In Atlanta a few of the department of commerce nnd labor, bureau of the census, at Wash ington. This department of the gov throughout the United States and when they are completed a national'uniform divorce law, the necessity for which has been urged for yeare. will be pre sented either to the national house of representetlvee or the legislatures of the various states, as may seem best. Intsrsstlng Statistics. Mr. Toombs Is getting the divorce ■tatlstlce of Fulton county for the pest twenty yeare, rrom 1887 to 1908, Inclu alve. The data which he reporte le ne follows: Where married, date of mar riage, date of separation, date of tiling petition, who was libellant, how notice was served, was rare contested, was decree granted, date of decree, number of years married, grounds of divorce, was Intemperance a direct or Indirect cause, kind of divorce, number of chil dren, was alimony asked, was alimony granted, occupation of husband and HOTEL WOODWARD, Broadway and Fifty-Fifth Street. NEW YORK CITY. A high class transient and residential bote), catering only to a refined and exclusive clientele. T. D. GREEN. Manager. WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS 1 GREENBRIER WEST VIRGINIA ITUs "OLD WHITE” Sulphur.) Now Modern Improvements, wfth prlvato baths. Permanent orchestra. Terms. $15 to $26 week, $50 to $93 per month. Wr‘ IV "UTB, piu IU fJV 11IUI1IU, for lllustrsted booklet. Address, GEO. A. MILLS, Jr., Manager. Greenbrier White 8ulphur Springs, w. Vs. Iff. These statistics are being gathered department w. DEVELOP SCANDAL Thirty-Two Are at Work on Alleged Con spiracy. SPEECH REPEATED BY SCHOOL BOY Professor Wesley Peacock, head of Peacock's Military School, in .San An tonio, Texas. one of the best known institution* of its class in the south west, Is visiting In Atlanta. Professor Peacock Is a Georgian, nnd left Atlanta twenty years ago for the West. He Is a graduate of tho Uni versity of Oeorgla, and comes back to the reunion of the class of 1887, In Athens, Tuesday, Juno 18. At the graduating exercises of his school recently, one of the boys deliv ered John Temple Graves' now fatuous Chattanooga speech as his graduating oration. Professor Peacock said that It was received with the wildest enthu siasm. COUGHLIN GOES BACK TO CHICAGO Springfield, 111., June 8.—Governor Deneen this morning Issued a requisi tion on the governor of Alabama for the return to, Chicago of “Big L)an" Coughlin, once Involved In the Cronin murder, who is under arrest in Mobile, and Is wanted here for Jury bribing. COVINGTON TO ELECT MAYOR TO 8UCCEED L. A. CLARKE. Special to The Georgian. Covington, Ga., June 8.—The Coving ton city council .has ordered an elec tion to be held on June 20 to till the ttnexplred term of Mayor L. A. Clarke, whose death occurred on May 27. It la expected that there will be several gaplranta for the office. Sleep Like ql Top Don't lie awake with the remedy at your elbow. To banish wakeful ness, nervous starts, bad dreamt— to sleep soundly and waken re freshed—take Beecham’s » Pills BALLARD BIFOCAL AND TORIC OR CURVED LENSES have gained a reputation In two ysara no othsr firm In the entire South has made In u halt century. Not thaae tlcel service In every way not usually (ound elsewhere. Ask any Atlanta man about us. WALTER BALLARD OPTICAL CO. 71* Peachtree Street. RUEF NOT WITNESS IT Surprise Followed The An nouncement That Boss Is Not To Testify. Ban Francisco, June S.—That Abe Ruef,,who hail confessed to tho same charge of extort tun on which Mayor Schmitz U being tried, and who has said since his appearance before tho grand Jury that he will "protect no one," will not be called by the prosecu tion to testify against Schintts, Is about tho iinut disappointing development ao far as the public Is concerned. Much speculation Is being Indulged In as to the cause of the derision of the prose cution not to put the fallen boss on the stand. SPANIARD FINED FOR HIS RAMPAGE Ruflno Junquera, the Spanish cigar- maker who went on a rampage Friday afternoon at his boarding house, 12 Gilmer street, and viciously (ought Po licemen Coker and Bynum, was fined 125.75 Saturday morning by Acting Recorder Press Huddleston. Witnesses testified they believed the Spaniard hud been doped. He la sold to have gone away from the house with a stranger and to have returned a few minutes later, acting like a wild man. Junquera aald he remembered nothing whatever concerning his con duct. Sold Everywhere. In boxes 19c. and 250. Miss 8andar*on III, Miss Ruth Sanderson, former police matron. Is 111 tn the Grady Hospital. It la announced at the hospital that her ailment Is not serious, and that she will probably be able to go to her home In a short time. Cincinnati, June 8.—The Tltnes-Star stutes that thirty-two postofllce Inapsc- tora ore at work on u case of alleged conspiracy between the railroads and the postofllco department concerning the carrying of malls. The Investiga tion was directly Instructed by Presi dent Roosevelt, This Is a part of the Investigation which has already resulted In the sav ing of more than 22.000,000 to the gov ernment. The roads said to be Involved In the conaplracy has not yet developed. TYBEE BY THE SEA VIA CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY. Week end rate, 28.25; tickets on sale Saturdays, limited Tuesdays following date of sale. Beaton rate, 212.15: tick- ata on. tale dally, limited September 30th. W. H. FOGG, D. P. A., Atlanta, Ga LOVING CUPS GIVEN TO TENTH ST. TEACHERS. The parents of the children of the seventh grade of the Tenth Street School have presented handsome loving cups to Miss Elite Dunlup, principal of the school, and to Miss Eva Cas- sels, assist ant‘principal and Instructor of "the seventh grade. The cups were accompanied by a let ter from the parent!, expressing their pleasure at the work done by the teachers, and their appreciation of the same. Douglas Burlsd at Columbia. Washington, June 8.—Impressive fu neral services for E. Scott Douglas, & prominent lawyer, who died Wednes day. were conducted yesterday after noon at the family residence on Con necticut avenue. The remains were sent to Columbia, S. C„ Mr. Douglaa’ former home. by 160 special agents of the of commerce and labor and before they finish their work every county In the United States will have been worked. It Is a Big Job. "I expect to be In Atlanta for several days yet," eald Mr. Toombs Saturday. “There Is a good deal of work to do and It Is no easy job going over all these records. "No, I am not allowed to tell the number of divorces or give out any Information along that line. The de partment does not Intend to make any comparison between any sections of the country In the matter of divorces and the Information Is only being secured In order that a national uniform di vorce law may be enacted. “I will say. however, that I find few er divorces In the South than in the Eastern and Central states.” The necessity for the national divorce law contemplated by the department of commerce nnd labor was emphasized recently In the superior court of Fulton county, when. In two different cases, the divorces secured In other states were questioned under the Georgjftjnwa, and one man found himself the husband of two wives ns the result of discrepancies In the divorce law of Illinois and tho divorce law of Georgia. STEWARDS DISCUSS WESLEY MEMORIAL The Atlanta District Stewards’ Asso. elation held an enthusiastic meeting at the First Msthodlst church Friday evening. Many of the pastors and a large number of the official members of the churches were present. The evening was largely given ovV to the discussion of the Wesley Memo rial enterprises, which contemplate the erection In this city of a large Institu tional church. The fact waa brought out that this church will be of great service to Methodism and religious Ilfs HEALTH RESORT GAMMON’S STRONG EPSOM LITHIA SPRINGS. A sure cure for Indigestion and other ehronlc diseases. Telephone and tele graph connection at Morristown. Dally mall. Write me when for hack to meet mon’s Springs.. J. W. Gammon, Prop., Tate Springs, Tenn., R. F. D. No. 10. DISCHARGE 2 GIRLS, THEN CALL POLICE The discharge Saturday morning of two girls at the Atlanta Woolen Mills resulted In an appeal to the police by the mill people to run the girls off of the premises and prevent them from trying to Incite discontent among the other female employees. It was at first reported that the girls refused to leave the mill, and that It was feared they might try to Incite a strike. Bicycle Policemen Dunton and 8mlth were directed to go to the scene and Investigate the matter, but when they arrived the girls had gone. They returned later, however, itnd announced their Intention of present ing their grievances to the manage ment. The girls declared they had been discharged without good cause, and said they wanted some kind of showing. They denied they were try- he mill people declined to discuss the affair and denied that anything ex. traordlnary had occurred. Atlantic City, N. J, World's Renowned Health Resort. HOTEL RUDOLF Largest and most modern Hotel on the Coast. Directly on Ocean front and Beach Promenade. Open all the year. New York's Aristocratic Lo cation, Favorite All-year Seaside Resort. Capacity 1.000. American and European Plan. Rooms with Bath. Hot and Cold Sea and Fresh Water Baths. Dining Room overlooks the Ocean. Tho Finest Salt Water Bath ing. Balmy Sea'Air, Fishing and Sailing a Popular Pastime. SEND FOR BOOKLET AND RATE8. A Special Feature of this Hotel Is the reproduction of the celebrated “Harveys’" cuisine. JOEL HILLMAN, Proprietor, Atlantic City, N. J. Also Proprietor "Harveys,” Washington, D. C. WILL NOT DPEDATE OVER ELECTRIC LIRE vantage to the city at large In the In fluence on the life of Its citizens. The newly elected officers of the as sociation are: H. Y. McCord, president; J. N. McEachern, vice president, and J. M. Skinner, secretary. Hpeclal to The Georgian. Griffin, Ga., June 8.—The report that the Seaboard Air Line railway was. contemplating arrangements with the stockholders of the Atlanta, Griffin and Macon Electric railway Is pronounced by officers of the electric company as an impossibility. The charter under which the electric prevent the use of the tracks by a steam engine, tn Griffin tho tracks of the proposed line traverses many of the principal streets. The only thing that Is hindering the construction of the Atlanta. Griffin and Macon Electric railway Is the reluc tance of some property holders to con cede the rights of way through their land. Cure For Rheumatism GRIFFITH'S Compound Mixture of Gualao, Stllllngla, Etc. Isldxii SUmedjr Tho "OM Reliable 1 RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA. SCIAT ICA. GOUT and LUMBAOO. Not#—Thta Specific Remedy h*» beta %d. vsrtlMd la ths Msdfcsl Journals and wh4 la private practice for *»#r II years, and la« tho assertion that _ . relieve or oaro •$ per i«t of tho casoo in* floated. DM Rot Disturb tho Stomach, Afford* Quiet blorp and Croatoo a Good Appotlt* Atlanta, Ga.. Dfetrfbatts* Depot: JACOBS’ PHARMACY fA; SVholMolo DruggHt*. And for salo by Retail Dnifftsta generally. Bend for l^rro Drocrtptlvo Circular to Griffith Rh* matte Cure Co . sole mnfr. tV Third Are. cor. Ilth fit.. New York. ML X. When you go to Jamestown Exposition Stop Over at Chicks It is on your direct route. A rest here will do you much good. Good people and prominent physi cians use and recommend Chick Springs Water. For Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver Com plaints it is Nature’s Best Remedy. Write for any further information you may de sire. Chick Springs Co., Chick Springs, S. C. flflarlborougbsMenbeim Atlantic City. N. J. Capacity, .1,100. Open all the year. WHITE HELP throughout Jts dining leg* to announce the Installation of r - —... „ amice both American and a la carte. Tho spacious outdoor plans and indoor sun-parlors, overlooking the Ocean and Boardwalk, among the most attracUve feature*. Superb central locaUon with one and a half blocks o» the ocean front. THE PRIVATE BATH ROOMS are each ,cq nipped with hot and cold tea water, as well a* fresh water. Running artesian ice water In every bed room. The Marlborough-IUenbelm music, which, under the direction of Louis Kroll, has noted. ■onUuuea every evening throughout the year. JOHIAII wfiitTE & HUSH. I'll MPIUETOnS AND MANAGERS* HOTEL TARRYMOORE W. J. MOORE, Proprietor. THE FINEST HOTEL ON THE NORTH CAROLINA SURF_ AND STILL WATER BATHING, ‘SAILING AND FISHING -EVERY MODERN CONVENIENCE- Wrightsville Beach, N. C. To those seeking rest from the tumjotl of city life the HOTEL TARRYMOORE, Wrightaville Beach, N. C., offers special udrantages. Extensive Improvements are being made, 20 rooms and a dozen bath rooms have been added to the main building. • Reduced rates from June 1st to loth. Boating, bathing and fishing. There is no more ttellghtful month than June for all varieties of sea food, which Is abundant. Cut* sine unsurpassed. Free from mosquitoes and other Insects. For further information address HOTEL TARRYMOORE, Wrighttville Beach, N. C. Bretton Hall Hotel Broadway, 85th to 86th Streets, New York City. Hotel Cumberland Cumberland Island, Ga. NOW OPEN—Remodeled, refitted and ready for the big gest and best season in the history of this fa mous resort. For full particulars write L. A. MILLER, Cumberland Island, Ga. C,New York'. Large.t Uptown Hotel, in ezdutive reiiden- rial lection, overlooking Hud- •on River end the famou. Riveriide Drive. C. Subway Station at door- only ten minute, to theatre and .hopping di.tricU,Grand Central and new Penntyl- vania Railroad Station.- *I,Moderateprice>—unexcelled accommodation.—excluxivo •ervice and appointments Ca n ideal Summer Re.idenco Hotel for visitor.. ANDERSON & PRICE CO. Also Ormond Beach, Fla., and Bretton Woods, N. H. Daily side trips will be made to Feniandina and other points along the line. Go to Brunswick and take the Cumberland Route. M. V. Grea, la Here. M. V'. Grees, formerly of Atlanta, who gave to the city the Grant park zoo and the cyctorama. Is In Atlanta at the Piedmont, rearing after a five day*’ tourney by ralL Mr. Oreza Is just back from a trip to California and he de cided to remain a few days In Atlanta and get over the effects of a week In a railroad train. He returns to Georgia improved In health and well pleased with his trip. (