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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
TUESDAY. JULY 9. 19».
Your Hair
At Home?
Or ha* your comb run away with It?
Better look oatforwbat’sleftof it,end
keep It it home on your heed, not In the
comb. Arer’t Heir Vigor will ect ee
‘•keeper.’ 1 If you here e perticle of
doubt ebout using this splendid preps-
retlon, let your doctor decide for you.
btlih th« fbrwlM f. O. Ar #r Co.,
FIRE FELL OK BED,
AROUSING FAMILY
BEFORE ROOFFELLIN
Had Narrow Escape From
Being Cremated in
Home.
$3,000,OOMYED
Wall Street Astonished at
Allegation in tlie
Probe.
New York. July Charges of con
spiracy against J. Plerpont Morgan. In-
rnlvtng a loss of $1,000,000. ware heard
today before Irvin Belford, as apeclal
master.
Watt street heard with astonishment
of the sllegatlons connecting Morgan
with the conspiracy charge. So quietly
hnd the Investigators gone to work
that little or nothing was done In the
matter until Mr, Belford eet to work
today.
The charge against Morgan la
brought by the Ohio Savings Bank oml
Trust Company, Of Toledo, Ohio. It Is
altered that Morgan, with stockholders
and bondholders of the Toledo Itsll-
ways and Terminal Company, conapir-
ed to aell out the property under fore
closure proceedings to the detriment of
the general creditor*.
Special to The Georgian.
Columbus, aa„ July The family
of J. tv. Yarbrough, who resided on
Twenty-eighth street, came very near
being cremated yesterday morning
about 1 o'clock, the house catching Are
and they being awakened by burning
timber* falling on the bed.
Mr. Yarbrough waa quite painfully
burned and Mra. Yarbrough slightly,
anil the family barely escaped from the
building In their night clothea before
thb whole roof fell In. 'The house waa
in an Isolated place, far from the beat
en track uf possersby. which prevented
the lire being discovered.
ATLANTA BOY DIES WHILE
VI8ITING GRANDPARENT8.
Special to The Georgian.
Columbus, da., July 9.—The
months-old son of C. II. Bradley, of
Atlanta, died at the home of hla grand
parents In this city yesterday, and tha
funeral took place today. Hla parent!
brought the little child here, hoping the
change would prove beneficial, hut the
disease had advanced ao far that no
good waa accomplished. ,
FUNERAL 8ERVICE8
OF MI88 MARY MOORE,
Special to The Georgian. '
Columbus, da., July 9.—The death
of Miss Mary Peabody Moore, which
occurred here Sunday, was a great
shock to the whole city. She was the
daughter of City Clerk Moore, and waa
a teacher In the kindergarten depart
ment of the public schools, and also a
teacher In the Sunday school of Bt.
I.ukcs church. The funeral took place
yesterday afternoon and was largely
attended.
IN FLEET'S CHANGE
TO PACIFIC OCEAN
Naval Expert SnvB It Is a
Prearranged
Plan.
Toklo, July I.—"The movements of
the American navy are of no apeclal
Importance," said an Influential naval
expert In an Interview printed In The
Aaolil Shlmbun. 'They are part of a
prearranged plan which hue been
adopted because of the constant growth
of tha American navy during tha last
decade for the sake of training and
for the purpose of protecting America's
wide Imereste in the Pacific.
"Meanwhile It la proper to under
stand that the squadron Is not com
posed exclusively of battleships, but
Includes a number of cruisers as well.
From a strategical point of view. It
does not concern Japan whether the
squadron remains In me Atlantia hr
goes to the Pacific, although for Ameri
cans there Is some room to believe that
the Atlantic would be preferable."
WILL CAMP ON OROUNDS
DURING THIS DEBATE.
NATIONAL TEACHERS
WAli OVER OFFICERS
Lob Angeles, Cal., July 9.—Tha Na
tional Educational Association, at Ita
Initial cession yesterday, declared for
universal peace, sondlng strong reso
lutions to The Hague peace conference,
and today and tomorrow It will proceed
to war within Itself over the hardest
problems It ever faced.
Tomorrow a new president will be
elected and the question will be taken
up of amending the constitution so rad
ically as to revolutionise the organisa
tion, throw out of power the "Inner
circle" and place the great educational
body In control of.the ballots of teach
ers Instead of the small coterie of gov.
ernlng official*.
8pedal to Tbs Georgian.
Jackson.. VIIts., July I.—Tha moat
unusual debate that hie ever been
scheduled in this state Is to be hold In
Jones county beginning July IS, and
It.sting for five days. The object to be
debated Is "Future Punishment, nr
Whether There la a Hell." Rev. A. O.
Htrtln, of Alabama, a Universalis!
preacher, le to take the negative side
of the proposition, while the other aide
will be upheld by Rev. J. J. Porter, a
Baptist preacher. It le said that peo
ple are preparing to go for miles and
camp near the country church during
tbe debate.
BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOLS
MEET AT ASHEVILLE.
Special to The Georgian.
Asheville, N. C., July The North
Carolina Baptist Sunday School Assem
bly met In Asheville yesterday evening
at tho First Baptist church. Tha ses
sions. will continue until next Sunday,
and all Indications point to an attend
ance of over one thousand being ex
pected.
The assembly will have Instructive
dally programs, Including addressee by
the Rev. U. W. Spillman, of the South
ern Baptist school board; Or. T. B.
Ray. leader In Sunday school mission
work; Dr. 1, J. VanNeee, secretary of
the Sunday school board; Dr. J. F.
Love, of Atlanta, assistant secretary of
the home board; Secretaries Hlght C.
Moore, of North Carolina; Oeorge W.
Andrew*, of Georglu, and J. D. Moore,
of South Carolina,
8UMMER SCHOOL PUPIL8
WILL ATTEMPT FARMING.
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8TOP-OVER8 AT WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK.
TWO TRAIN8 DAILY WITH THROUGH PULLMAN CARS,
SHORTEST ROUTE.
“ELKS SPECIAL”
LEAVE ATLANTA 12t15 NOON—JULY 13.
ARRIVE PHILADELPHIA 1^:55 NOON—JULY 14.
TICKET OFFICE, 1 PEACHTREE ST., PHONE 142 AND 2199.
NEW TERMINAL STATION PHONE 4900.
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LUSK,
District Passenger Agent.
COIPTTEESTOHEAB
Senate and House Bodies to
Meet Jointly Wednes
day.
BRO WNSVILLE INVESTIGATION
WILL RESULT IN COMPROMISE
Washington. D. C„ July President
Roosevelt will suffer hie first toes of
a trick In the great game of politic*
and administration as a result of tho
,ensto Inquiry Into the Brownsville
matter.
Senator Foroker, of Ohio, will reap a
reward for a courageous sttfnd against
the combined forces of the administra
tion. headed by the fearless and ag
gressive leader In the white house.
The settlement of the Brownsville
matter will be a compromise that will
be approved by the president and the
Ohio senator, to the end that the negro
may thereby receive the greatest pos
sible benefit and the racial Issue, which
was ao accentuated by the unfortunate
Incident, will be given a lasting qui
etus.
In other words, the result of this In
quiry will bo a unification of tho war
ring Republican elements, to the dis
comfiture of the Democrats. More
than this, the report of the senate
committee on the Brownsville case will
bring about a more advanced step by
President Roosevelt's administration In
the recognition of the colored race, so
far as the army of the United States
la concerned. j dared to the sheriff. Deputies
The report upon the Brownsville In-1
vcstlgatlon by the senate committee
will not be made until congress con
venes In December, but It will fall to
uphold President Roosevelt's course in
all particulars and will pave the way
for the discharged colored soldiers to
re-enter the army.
When the senate and house commit
tecs on temperance meet Wednesday
afternoon at 3: $0 o'clock to pass on the
prohibition measure, delegations from
Savannah, Augusta. Atlanta, Macon,
Columbus and other points will appear
to appeal ogalnst the enactment of the
bftt.
According to Representative Coving
ton, one of the prohibition leaders, this
Joint session will save tha delegations
two trips, ns well as get concerted ac
tion from both bodies. He believes the
prohibition bill will be before the house
Thursday or Friday. .It Is expected that
It wilt reach the senate on one of those
days.
Both opponents ond advocates of the
bill will appear at the committee meet,
ing Wednesday, and voluminous petb
tlons favorable to prohibition will be
on hand. An Immense amount of lit
erature on the Issue has reached both
branches.
Monday a copy of Saturday's Atlanta
Georgian ! wa* placed on every desk of
both houses, and tho paper was read
with keen Interest. It is the general
belief that the Hardman-Covlngton bill
will bo passed by both houses this
week, and that within tan days It will
have the signature of tho governor. _
SEES HUSBAND KILL
MAN WITH WHOM
SHE HADLEFT HOME
Husband In Search, Found
Couplo Eating Lunch
By River.
Special to Ths Georgias.
Knoxville, Tenn., July 9.—Edward
McNew, of this city, yesterday shot
and almost Instantly killed E. Macklln,
25 years of age. while he was seated
on the grass enjoying lunch with Mrs.
McNew.
McNew, following the tragedy, went
to the court house, where he surren-
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
In uso for over 30 years, has borno tho signature of
and lias been made under his per
sonal supervision since it s infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and “ Just-as-good” are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger tho health of
Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria Is a harmless substitute for Cnstor Oil, Pare,
gorlc, Drops ond Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It aurcs Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho
Stomach ond Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep,
Tho Children's Panacea—Tho Mother’s Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYF
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TMC CENTAUR COMPANY, TT MURRAY STRICT, NCWVORK CITY.
LUMBER-LUMBER-LUMBER
We arc making'special terms to liom6 builders .giving throe
months to pay for material after the completion of building. Wo
keep the largest stock of every class of lumber as well as in
terior finish, sash, doors and blinds.
E. G. WILLINGHAM & SONS,
Prompt Delivery. . ' 542 Whitehall St.
HOTELS AND RESORTS.
HOTELS AND RESORT8.
SLEEPLESS CITY TOSSED
RESTLESSLY ALL NIGHT;
MANY SOUGHT OPEN AIR
New York, July $.—The summer
school season In the city will start to
day and with thalr opening will come
some decided Innovation*. In some
casee school yards will b* turned Into
truck gardens and every child who
Wlshfa will bo assigned to a plot which
the child will cultivate under Instruc
tions, harvest the crops and take home
the products of hie toll.
You Don’t
Cook
Grape-Nuts
food because it is scientific
ally cooked at the factory.
You Save
all that time, trouble, fuel and worry.
More cool, solid comfort and quiet
energy in a saucer of Grape-Nuts
these hot days than in pounds of
meat.
“There’s a Reason.”
3 oor in Slums Found
Relief on Fire
Escapes.
Atlanta atlrred uneasily In her sleep
Monday night, toaslng and turning to
find a cooler spot, gasping for a breath
of air, awcarlng at the sweltering at-
moaphere. But It waa of no uae. Un
less one had a cottage in the suburban
hills or an electric fen close to the
bedside, there wa* no relief from the
scourge of torrid temperature which
wrapped the city.
In the home* of the rich there waa
discomfort, but In the slums where the
poor are crowded Into tenement rooms
It amounted to torture. All night long
women and children, many of them
awakened by sickness, tossed despair
ingly In hall room*, where no breath of
fresh air penetrated, moaning piteously
at the heat and drinking freely of the
lukewarm fluid, half watrr. half mud.
which came from the pipes. The Ice
wagons kept up their rounds until late
In the night, and for those who could
pay there was a momentary relief.
Many gave willingly the price of Tues
day’* breakfast for on hour's coolness
Monday night, while hundreds heard
the rip of the saw through the block
of crystal comfort with no chance of
gaining a taste.
Hundred* took the fresh sir treat
ment Monday night. Down In Decatur
street and all through the tenement die.
trlct the lire escapes were filled with
Improvised cote, and men, women and
children In scanty raiment stole what
slumber they could under the stars,
creeping back Into their stifling rooms
when the breeze at dawn gave promt**
, slight relief.
ut the open elr sleep wa* not con
fined to the poor. Many a man In tbe
reridence district swore at the heat
until sleep waa frightened A»ay. and
then took a blanket and moved to the
hammock on the porch. Out In Capi
tol avenue a policeman on the morn
ing watch awoke a slumbering citizen
shortly after dawn and advised him to
more from the hammock on the front
lawn Into the house, or else replace his
filmy pajamas with something less di
aphanous before the early risers began
their downtown Journey peat hts gate.
Those who had roar verandas protect
ed from the public gaze were fortunate,
and more than one bed was moved to
these before midnight.
"Lots of people stayed up and out
doors all night," said the policeman.
"Some wefe In the parka until mlgbty
late, and a lot of 'em found a hiding
place In the grass and slept there until
daybreak. There were a lot sitting out
In front of the stores and doxlng In
their chairs who never went to real
sleep at alL"
No records were broken during tha
night. The thermometer at the weath
er bureau showed that Atlanta has
known hotter nights. But the thermom
eter Is sometimes deceptive. It was
the deathtly stillness of the air, the
sticky, nasty heat that clrovo one alter
nately to the water cooler and profani
ty, that did the work. And Atlanta
hope* thot she will never know an
other night like thnt.
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O 8TORK MAKE8 A VISIT. O
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O Special to Tha Georgian. , 0
O Rome, Ga., July 9.—In the wait-
O Ing room of the Central of Geor- O
O gla railroad here Sunday Mra. 0
O Dora Hendrick, a pretty woman of O
O about 25 years of age, gave birth O
O to a girl. At the time the baby O
O was born the depot was crowded. O
O Mrs. Hendrick and the child were O
O sent to the Hamilton Hospital. O
O O,
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sent to the scene and the body of the 1
dead man removed.
The tragedy occurred at Luttrell'i
Bluff, south of the Tennessee river.
McNew had for aomrf time suspected
that his wife was on too Intimate
terms with Macklln. He was Informed
that she had left their home on Fouche
street with Macklln, and that tho pair
had crossed.the river bridge together.
McNew Informed his wife's brother and
another friend and the three proceeded
to where the couple had gone.
Macklln and McNew saw each other
about the same time, and each pulled
hla mlstol at about the same Instant.
McNew fired flrsL however, and tho
bullet struck Macklln's right forearm
and entered the right breast. Two more
shot* were fired by McNew and death
ensued almost Instantly.
Mrs, McNew is a young woman, 35
years of age. She ahd Macklln had
been on tho bluff about one hour when
the tragedy occurred. They had Just
opened a lunch which Macklln brought
with him, when the husband approach
ed and the tragedy followed.
NEW CHRI8TIAN CHURCH
OPENED AT FITZGERALD.
Special to The Georgian.
Ftttgerald, Go., July 9.—Sunday
waa a day of unusual Interest to the
members and all connected with the
Central Christian church of this city, as
tt marked the Informal opening of thalr
elegant new church structure.
The building la of artificial atone and
has a seating capacity of eight hun
dred.
The formal dedication Is announced
WARM SPRINGS, GEORGIA.
The Resort for Health, Rest and Pleasure.
Mountain Climate; better bathing than the Surf;
only 75 miles from Atlanta; morning and afternoon
trains via Southern Railway. Board $2.00 to $2.50
per day, $12.00 to $14.00 per week. Four - or .more
weeks $10.50 to $12.50 per week. Special family
rates. CHARLES L. DAVIS, Proprietor.
QUEEN OF THE MOUNTAINS,
Porter Springs, Ga.
BELL PHONE. DAILY MAIL
A most delightful drive over splendid country road from Galnesvills.
Good hack service.
No city's smoke to mar the sky.
No sound of traffic strike* the ear;
Tho hush of nature gives the lie
To every thought of turmoil near.
NOW OPEN.
Correspondents Can Address
PORTER SPRINGS LAND CO.,
MR. ROOSEVELT HAD
EARLY MORNING CALL
Oyster Bay, July $.—A young man of
powerful physique who wanted to In
terview President Roosevelt at 4
o'clock yesterday morning was frus
trated by the secret service guard
maintained night and day at Sagamore
Hill.
The caller, whose name ha* been
withheld, la a member of a well known
and respectable New Jersey family, and
had evidently lost hla mental equilib
rium through enthusiasm regarding the
merit! of a submarine boat he claims
to have perfected.
HOTEL WOODWARD,
Broadway and Fifty-Fifth
Street.
NEW YORK CITY.
A high dais transient and residential
hotel, catering only to a refined
and exclusive clientele.
T. D. GREEN, Manager.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRIN6S
GREENBRIER
WEST VIRGINIA
(The '-OLD WRITE" Sulphur.) Now
own. Fnmotifl for/ Ita sulphur bntbi.
Modern Improvements. with prl.ato
hatha. Permanent orchestra.! Tense, Ill
to $25 week. $50 to $90 per month, writ*
lor III unrated Imoklet. Addreee,
GEO. A. MILLS, Jr., Manager.
Greenbrier White Sulphur 8pt lnx». W- v »
DR. PORTER) an Old
Railroad Surgeon,
spent several years
of study and experi-1 Awnings
ment in getting up j P °“ b ?£
the preparation!&3£3T«i*fSK!p;
« n ft i I AI1 work guaranteed
known as ur. rorter s Phono
estimates.
J. M HIGH GO.
Atlanta. Ga.
Antiseptic Healing Oil,
which is coming
into universal use
as the most conve
nient and efficient
application obtain
able for wounds,
burns, sores and skin
diseases, whether slight or serious. It is a'scientific combina
tion of medicinal qualities which relieves pain, antiseptically
cleanses and rapidly heals all injured or diseased parts. It
has become a sort of ‘‘HOliSSliOld Surg80fli n All druggists sell it 25c!
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