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TELEPHONE QUIZ
DUNE IN COUNCIL
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Electrical Affairs Committee to
Urge Dropping of Inquiry.
No Interest Shown.
' Cftunrll's •>"tri-al a Waits eommlttr*
will racommend Monda l ’hat there be
no Investigation of th* Southern T?»!1
Telephon* Compan'- as there i* nr
publie demand for op*
■ The commltt** hwi<j firn meetings
and invited the public to come .and pro
test, but there u at no one pres»nr be
sides th* members of the rnrnm'Ust
and the t-lephone ffirialr X"t " er.
Aiderman -Tame- v Maddox *h* au
thor of th* resolution ailing for a
probe appeared to Mai’s ■'omplSint.
V T. (»en’ry president of the eom
pany explained to the committee yes
terday afttrnoon that thev were spend
ing a ’arg* amount of nionev now to
Improve the service He asserted that
Atlanta has the cheapest rates of an
city in the . nuntry of the ®am* popu
lation and produced .-tatistks to
prove it
■t Kpr • Brown vice presid'-n’. said
the compan.' was now sp*nd'nr sl6
OOP inrralltnc new trunk* between th»
exchanges To show 'hat his compa
ny had a liberal policy toward the
public he said it had recently spent
$2Mi rtfi putting v.ir<y underground and
taking down pole- when not rtquired
to do ft
Mr Fro- n raid the** ” • far less
complaint? now than lite years ago.
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1910 and 1911. ? X e e ’
INo Third Reprive For
Alford> Macon Slayer:
Will Be Hanged Friday
Ed Alford, the Macon slayer, ”’i!i
go to his death on the gallnv * in the
Bibb count- Jail at noon tomorrow.
Governor Brcwn has toltj Alford's
attorne-.s that he would not again
mt rf*re with the death sentence pass
ed h' the Bibb county superior- court
A’ford hat received t” o reprieves of
30 days tach from the governor. His
rxecution on April 10 was stayed upon
representations that Alford -■ as in the
last stacr? of tuberculosis and would
havt- to be held up while the noofce was
placed around his neck.
Alford s attorney John R. Cooper, in
making an effort to save his client
from death, introduced testimony to
show that Alford v as Insane but three
alienists sent from the stat* sanitorfum
reported to the governor that Alford
was san*.
PH. D. DEGREE Won
BY JAPANESE GIRL;
COLUMBIA STUDENT
yryv YORK. Mar 3.—When people
tall-: about th" intellectual progress of
the people of Japan they hardly ever
have her women In mind. While it is
true that, Miss Japan has almost as
good a chance as n*r brother for edu
cation at horn*, she has not made such
progress as her brother in this direc
tion Rut an incident in Columbia uni
versity. which happened th* other dav,
tends to show that she is coming closer
dav by day to her brother in this re
spect
Miss Teuru Aral, a young Japanese
’■oman. passed the Anal examination
for ‘he degree of doctor of philosophy
at Columbia Saturdav. She is the first
r oman of i>*, nationality who ever ac
quired the degree Miss Aral name tn
this country to study about four years
ago after having giaduated from the
Woman s college m Tokio.
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lueedav —Arrive Cincinnati 7 am. (Leave baggage m vpur berth, and take street car uptown ) e»«ir
fast and dinner (any hour) at the famous Manhattan Case. 15 to 23 West Fifth, half block from Fountain
square. Leave Cincinnati ip, m. via C., M. & D.. from C., H. & D. station, Special supper lunrh cn train
Wednesday—Arrive Toronto Ba. m, (We take charge of all bagoaae and transfer fr se
deck.) Breakfast and luncheon on fifth floor in the famous grill room of Eaton's mammoth deoai-tn,«nt
store. I’o Yonge st-eet. (Present veur tour book at time of giving order.) Leave Toronto 3:45 p m via
Niagara Navigation Company's steamer, foot of Yonge street. Arrive Niagara Falls 7:10 c , vj a Great
G e -g« R"ute. (Change from gtea’mer at Le-mston. > C»' * will stop in front of each hotel, On arrix ai at
Niagara Falls, supper and lodgino at International. Imperial and Temperance hotels.
Thursday—-Breakfast, dinner, supper a”d lodging at International. Imperial and T e mpe-anee hotels
Friday—Leave Niagara Falls 9:30 a. m. in special electric oars, from corner hy International and Im.
perial hotels. Arrive Buffalo 10:45 a. m, at D &C. dock, j Bring at| baggage to baggage room.) Dinner
at *he famous Statler Case. Ellicott sauare. Leave Buffalo 6 p. m. via D. & C. steams; foot of Mam stree*
i Get baggage before boarding steamer.) Supper in main dining room on .steamer. Stateroom berth
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to dock and we will transfer free to Unien depot.) Steamer trip from foot of Woodward avenue every half
hour schedule —to BeHe Isle and return. Special dinner at . .Leave Detroit 6p. m. via c HA O
from Union station (Fort street) in special Pullman train, using same berth as going trip. Special supper
lunch on train.
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