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\HATCHER CHASED WOMAN AND THREA TEN ED OFFICERS Demanded $1.00 From Mrs. Wilkes and When She Refused He Chased Her—When Officers Came Hatcher Drew Knife. ' vf-yvr A GEORGIAN 1' •• EXHIBIT DAY AT GEORGIA NORMAL JAPANESE WOULD ADOPT INTERESTS A LARGE ASSEMBLAGE CUST0MS 0F atlantans Because lie la alleged to have fright ened Mr*. W. A. H. Wilks, of 810 Ma rletta street, almost out of her wits, and to have made an attempt to cut her husband when he Interfered Jn his wife** behalf, W. C. Hatcher was Jailed Monday night about 7 o’clock by Coun ty Officer* Dunbar and Maddox, and an accusation taken out against him in the city court under tl^e new law making It a state offense for a man to appear in the curtilage of another’s DUNKARDS TO WASH FEET Al_ MEETING fifteen thousand persons ATTEND CONVENTION NEAR DAYTON, OHIO. By Private Leased Wire. Dayton, Ohio, Juno 6.—The yearly convention of the old German llnptl.it church, commonly called Dunknrds, opened a week's xci.ilon yesterday at Englewood, near thla city. It la esti mated that there are IS,000 delegates and visitors present. They have been coming from all over the United states for the past ten days In vehicles or trains and many walking. They are camping In the woods and are be ing fed on the grounds. The program consists of several ser mono by Dunkard ministers, both men and women, a barbecue, for which twenty beeves, TOO barrels of apple hutter and other edibles In proportion have been ordered, a public foot wash ing of the members of the church and a grand song service at midnight Sun- J iliiv night. r The church has decided that next year It will hold Its convention some place In California. The membership In this neighbor hood and the Miami valley Is very large and with the possible exception of Pennsylvania, Ohio Is the strongest state in numbers. ASKS $25,000 DAMAGES Alleging that through the eareless- , ness of the Empire Printing and Box ''■Company, for whom he formerly work ed, he lost an arm and “can not breathe, sit,,walk or He down” with out great pain, Walter Conally has-filed suit against the company for 336,000 damages. statlseeTcrushers WILL MEET AT LITHIA The annual meeting of the Cotton Seed Crushers' Association of Georgia, which will be held at Ltthla Springs on June li and 20, promises to be the largest attended gathering of the mem bers In the history of the stats organi sation owing to the great Interest given to the work of the association during the Interstate convention held recently In this city. The commlttco In charge of the affair have prepared n most ex cellent program, with a number of ed ucational features, ag well as business and social. In addition to several Important dis cussions by members of the associa tion upon topics brought up at the na tional convention, therp will be practi cal addresses by Hon. T. O. Hudson. • ommlssloner of agriculture; Hon. John PM. M(('andless, stats chemist; Hon. C. 1* Willoughby, of the Georgia experi mental station, and Hon. J. F. Merrt- man, of the N. K. Fairbanks com k*ny, of St. Louis. In addition to the above-named gen tlemen, Dr. Erich Knepffcl-Quellen- •<»ln. the German consul at Atlanta, been Invited to attend the conven tion and address the member*. Mat ters of supreme Importance are to copn« residence while In an intoxicated con dittos. .Monday night. Hatcher Is alleged to have gone to the store of Wilks and demanded a dollar of the storekeeper’* !?*«. » failed to get It. and chased Mrs. Milks around the premise*, terrl tying her. the omcera state, to distrac tion- The woman's husband Inter vened, and Hateher Is alleged to have drawn his knife and made an at tempt to cut him. The arrival of the county oil! re re apout that ttmo resulted In Hatcher being taken to the jail. PARTY GUEST KILLED! WIFE IS WOMAN TRIE8 TO PROTECT LIFE OF HUSBAND AND GETS SHOT. By Private Leased Wire. New York, June 8.—At the height or the merry making at a party given by John P. Keller and hie wife at Ninety- second and Dahlgren place. Fort Hamilton, John Kelly, one of the gueets. was shot dead early today by John Kilbride, whb Is said to have been an attentive admirer of his victim's wife. Mrs. Kelly threw herself between her husband and Kilbride In the deeperate fight to prevent tjie tragedy which all present knew to be Inevitable. The unhappy woman received In her own breast one of the bullets Intended for Kelly and her chance for life le about In 100. 8he Is In the Norwegian hospital, guarded by a policeman whose order le to arrest her If the surgeons succeed in saving'her life. A general police alarm has been nut for Kilbride, and a doxen detectives fitom headquarters are looking for him. The murderer fled hatless, and Is believed to have escaped In a row boat. BEWARE OF SflOY," When Walter Hudson, a whits youth, It years of age, was arraigned Tuesday morning bsfore , Recorder Broyles on the charge of drunkenness, he related a remarkable story. He told the recorder a stranger met him Monday and Invited him to take a drink or sotln water. He accepted the Invitation and declared that after drinking the beverage, he suddenly lost consciousness and remembered noth ing more for a long while. Judge Broyles said he could hardly believe this story. He put the boy on probation, remarking: ‘‘Walter, the next time a stra asks you to drink soda water him, you run—run as hard aa you can and gst away from him. Don’t take any more chances like this.” PURSE SNATCHER V• BOUND TO COURT before the members of the state asso- cleii'm. which Is rather an auxiliary of t"e Interstate association. MARTIN SOAKED HARD FOR INSULTING GIRLS L. T. Martin, a bookkeeper, residing In Etigewood, was fined 225.T5 Mon day afternoon by Recorder Broyles on the charge of Insulltng two white girls Saturday night In the Penny Wonder “M In Peachtree street. The girls, Nora Dumns, of 399 Man- sum street, and Viola Franklin, of 403 Mengum street, both of whom are •bout 11 or 14 years of age. testified **ain«t Martin. They snld he addressed Improper remarks to them. Martin do- Ufd ha. was guilty. Another young “*n who was with him. also said he •eard no Improper remarks. 0 UR Art Rooms are brim ful of beautiful things for b edding Presents. From tiniest vase to the most imposing marble statue; “om the daintiest, most fragile tea- to the most elaborately com pete full service. Every article is fcrfect and artistic. MAIER & BERKELE. Importers of Jlrt Wares. Special to The Georgian. Savannah, Oe.. June S.—Harry She. bachowlts, the Pole who snatched a pocket book containing 318 from Mrs. J. C. Nugxer, on Bull street, about 6 o'clock yesterday afternoon, was bound over to the superior coqrt this morn Ing. The robbery was one of the boldest ever seen here, as the street was filled with pedestrians. A crowd of men took up the chase and caught the offender. Shebachowlts said that he was hun gry and out of work. He Is ono of the laborers from the North who refused to continue further South, claiming that he had been misled by a labor contractor. SCRATCH OF A NAIL CAUSES MAN'S DEATH SEWING CLASS AT WORK’AT THE GEORGIA NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE. CHILDREN OF THE MODEL SCHOOL OF THE GEORGIA NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE AT WORK. Mayor of Kobe Sends Request to Mayor Woodward in English and Dan Carey Will Reply in Japanese. Mllledgevllle, On., June 8.—The doprs : MUIedgevlUe's fine old home* and the hearts of Its people are opened wide, In provbrblal Southern hospital ity. to the guests arriving on every train for the fifteenth annual com mencetpent of the Georgia Normal and Industrial College. Monday was exhibit day, and the main building on the campus presented the appearance of a vast basaar, ao varied In scope and character were the exhibits held there. There, exhibits, representing as they did the average of the work done In .each Industrial and academic branch, epitomized the pro gress made during the present term, and gave the Visitor a complete Idrn of the aims and scope of the Georgia Normal and Industrial College. The Model School. No phase of education Is at present receiving more attention In Georgia than the methods of the model or prac tice school. In which the child acquires po knowledge which le unrelated to a certain task set for him by his teacher. “Only knowledge that Is useful and nothing that hlndera” Is ths motto seen In the model achool here, and It ex- Personal Mention Special to The Georgian. Wilmington, N. C„ June 8.—Follow ing a brief Illness, resulting from a small wound In the hand mads by a n * 11 . John M. Wright, one of the moot I Mn p* u n n . Gray will arrive from popular young business men In the city, I N#w York In a few days to be tho Miss Faith Harris, of Nashville, who has been attending the Woman's Col lege In Baltimore, Is the guest of Miss Francis McC'rory at College Park. Miss Harris Is the daughter of Dr. and Mis. Lundy H. Harris, of Nashville. Harris, who Is a Georgia woman, . a well known brilliant writer, and Is the literary editor of The Independ ent. Among the Atlantans who are going to the Llttle-Jordsn wedding, which takes place In Macon on the llth of this month, will be Mr. and Mrs. Car- roll Payne, Miss Laura Hill Payne, Miss Mary Thomas, Ulrie Atkinson, osepb Brown Connally and Logan Clarks. Mr. Royitt J. Miller, of Tbomasvllle, Oa„ Is spending several days In- the city. He has leased a house at De catur for the summer months and will bring his family In a few/days to At lanta to remain until the autumn. Miss Rose Steiner, of' Montgomery, Ala., arrivee In the city Thursday en route to New York, where she sails for Europe June It. While here she will be the guests of tho Misses Auer bach. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Fraser and children, accompanied by Mrs. William Amts and son, of Cuba, will go In a few days to Kentucky to spend several weeks with Mrs. Fraser’s mother. By SELENE ARMSTRONG. presses the spirit of all model school work. In ths practice school of the In dustrial College there are sixty small pupils. Their exhibit read like a sort of primer of the universe, comprising, os It did, the rudiments of nsarly every branch of knowledge. There were col lections of rucks, shells, pressed flow era and butterflies. There were fish, real live onex, and growing plants. There wns shown cotton In every stage of development from seed to cotton goods. There were tiny baskets, end pven garments made by the children themselves. And In the two rooms de voted to this exhibit, nothing could be found whlrh does not have lie practical vnlue In the every-dny life at grown ups. Thus lit a model school are tiny tot* taught. "In termx of play," every branch of Industrial work. Exhibit In Dressmaking. An exhibit In dressmaking proved In terestlng because so far removed from anything amateurish. Two large rooms were given over to the work of the sewing close. There were on exhibit score* of pieces of lingerie, and several doxen hats, etery one of which did honor to the sartorial art. About n doxen and a hair dummy figures -were transformed Into somotbing quite died this morning of blood poisoning. AT EIGHT SHOTS After shooting a mad dog through the bead and body eight time* Tuesday morning nt No. 17 Tennoeeee avenue, a vacant boose. Officer* Galtaher and Dunton had finally to drag the wounded canine out from under the house and knock It In the head with a heavy blllle be for* kilting It. Each of the eight bullet* fired from the big police pistols wont through the dog's body, and one crashed through Its head and brain. Notwithstanding U wa* literally riddled, the dog stjfi manifested sign* of Ilf* and yelped with pala It had crawled underneath a low portion of the house and tho officer* had to fish It out with a long, wire. They* then knocked It In the head with a billle. extinguishing the remaining ,r Tke dole did not bit* any one.'but Ita appearance in the community created considerable excitement. guest of hor mother, Mrs. William Au stell at Inman park, for a portion of the summer. The friends of Miss Jean Allan will regret to learn that she Is vsry III with appendicitis at her home, 181 South Pryor streot. Mrs. A. McD. Wilson will leave Thursday for Asheville, N. C- to attend tho general convention of tho Y. W. C. A. to convene In that city. Mrs. William Ames and her son. Leonard, of Cuba, are the guests of Mr. and Mn. Gilbert Fraser, on Pied mont avenue. Miss Claude Simpson, of Canton, Oa., Is visiting her brothsr. Dr. J. Ron Simpson, and other relatives In At- lanta. u f and Mrs. Algood Holme*, of Reading. P»- are the guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. B. 8. Holmes at the Mu- Jostle. Mies Alberta Rankin has returned I Dom New York rtty.'wlwga «t»l tended Mtas Masons' School st Tarry- | town. tend tho Tennessee Bankers’ Associa tion. Mr. and’ Mn. william Austell are now at Inman pork, where they have leased a house for the summer months. MUs Annie* Laurie Pondtr, of Oak Mountain Springs, Is ths guest or Miss Willie Lewis Crusselle. Mrs. F. F. Lyden, of San Francisco, Is visiting Dr. and Mr*. Henry le Wil son, Peachtree place. Mies Mails Emory, of Jacksonville, Fla., will arrive Wednesday to visit Mrs. John Hill. Mrs. Le* Douglass has gone to Indi ana to attend tho funeral of her moth er’s broth, Mr. T. D. Cash. Miss Carrie Sasnett will entortaln her card club Wednesday at her borne In West End. Judge Van Epps and Mias Minnie Van Kpps are at homo at the Marl borough. Mr. Horace 81. Ellington, odllor of Ellljay Courier, spent Monday In At lanta. kfr*. Clarence Blossor Is quits III at hor apartments In ths Victoria. Mrs. Charles D. Hill Is ths guest of Mrs. Dan Hughes, In Macon. Parisian by the gowns made altogether by girls who took their first sewing lesson last September. ' Cooking Cls» Exhibits. Near tho main building, In a rose covered cottage thoroughly suggestive of domestic felicity, the rtnss In cook ing and domestic science gave a most enticing exhibit. There were seen many specimens of dainty rooking. Ths bread stuffs were especially remarkable for variety and perfection. Over a doxen kinds of cake were shown, and as many varieties of fine, candy. On on* table wa* set a dainty model meal for school girl, and th* visitor wa* told by the young student of <l(wn*atlc science just what fats and brain foods are to - <1. ,1 l>\ ill. glil ,• f tli, ,;. .1,1,, N'.,i Mai aad Iadastrtal College. Especially creditable were th* exhib its tn drawing; ait to over yform of decorative work and design, of the sophomore, sub-freshman and freshmnn classes. The work of .Mines Kale M. Traanor and Alice Atwood was given I 1 Olid 'll' 1 -I \ I.. , l.il to II tlon. Both of these young women are gifted In decorative work, arid besides excellent Itlll-llie studies, they exhibit ed some unique and prlgtnal decora tive designs. * Atlanta's fame has spread far and wide. Even across ths broad Pacific have th* tiding* of her well arranged and well-executed municipal govern ment traveled, so It Is stated In a com munication received by Mayor Wood- warti from II. Mtnokaml, mayor of Kobe, one of the many cities In th* land of tho mikado, which Is adopt ing American customs. Th* letttr. In It* wonderfully reverential style, asks that matter pertaining to the govern ing of Atlanta be sent so that the city of Kobe Hhl Yaknaho may profit thereby. Mayor Woodward said Tuesday morning that he would send a copy of the city cod* and th* reports of the several municipal departments, and that he Is only sorry that the council this year wns »o penurious that It would not hart a combined report, so that he could send It. 1 Tho communication follows: “Mr: I hove taken the liberty to write lo you. b«lng told that your n m. ip.ilili - l.it.-l 1 juadc remarkn [a ai ■ . ■ .i!i 1 1 d.*i. i o.- iit In all :.| I ! - A , ..j .1 r»* a cl l II w .lie, air th* manner* and clvlllxati .n v country were brought Into ours, have rapidly experienced s ■ ma changes and Improvement*. Hut m ertlltles*. It I- ;i gtcat happiness me If I am able to have soum thing fr you with regard to perfecting Hie n nl. Ip.tl i ti in "In the meanwhile, I si,all estei It a great favor, if you will have t goodness to furnish me with some a nual or monthly reports, or the li concerning your municipality. Than Ing you In advance, I have th* hor to hie, sir, your most obedient ser ant (Signed) ”U. MINOKAMI. "Mayor of Kobe, J The IrlleMs typewritten In Englh Additional Sporting News FOR FULL PAGE CF SPORTS SEE PAGE TWELVE. THANK GOVERNOR HIGGINS FOR PUTTING ON FIGHT LID Ily Print# Leased Wire. NSW York, June l.-Tho Methodists at their meeting yesterday adopted tin* fol lowing resolutions which are acir-oxplau- ntorjr: ’’Whereas, the attention of the goeernor of the state waa culled to the brutal ex blbltlon aud prise lights permitted lu oar rttjr and the failure of the police nuflinrltlrs to enforce the law to atop such deiaoraUalng »bowa by resolutions paaaed by the Mr tho dlat ministers uf New York ami Brooklyn and the help of the law enforcement ao* ctety; and, •Whereas, ths governor responded to thltf call by sending the sheriffs nf New York and Kings counties to stop the flgbts and the fights complained of were stopped without u single arrest, thus demonstrating the majesty of the law; ke It **tteeo!vrd. That the thanks of the New Ywt) |nMgfi —stlig be extended Governor Frank W. Higgins for his prompt* action and for his display of manly and Independent courage." CADET3 WIN GAME. Work-outs At Gravesend. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Miss Lydia Brown returned from New York Toosday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry English are In Now York city. 81 rs. Robert Alston is visiting rela tive* at Clayton, Ala Mr*. Walter Lamar has returned to her home In Moron. Mr. Algood Holm**, of Now York, la In th* city. Stuart Boyd baa returned from Chi cago. . Magnificent collection beautiful He- twre I’oxtal Cards. It will Interest yon to seo this display. For sale by PIEDMONT SOUVENIR COMPANY, In Lobby Piedmont Hotel. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOO O o O DON’T BE WITHOUT THE O O GEORGIAN, NO MATTER O O WHERE YOU MAY GC. O AT THE ARAGON. ■ F. E. w<—Imff. Atlanta! A. T. flmlth. New York; Al Font, city; It It. Ilian, Urn. Ilian and twu rkllilr.n, Virginia; f,. L'. Jennings, Atlanta: IV. il. wkllr, 41a.; C. II. Thompson, Iiirmliixhaai; <1. It. I'uihmsii, lin It tutor*, lid.; J. W. Toner city: W. 1- Dral'*«*k.Tolmnhns. On.: IV, IV. Iloyd, Jr . city; l-tslly Frarkl, Mt. IsiuD, Mo.: C. Andereou, Jnckaouvllle, FI*.; Join B. * mollis. Mt. Lull.. Mo.; O.rxnre i; Hamer, Quincy; IV. C. Il’antlaw, t'lnrld null. 6.: C. rt. lines, froulavifls, Kir. Miss Kathleen Jours. Asheville, N. C.| 11. I. Jones, Asheville, N. J. T. Hherwood, Mrs Oak, VIs.; .N. C. Miller, Americas. C»*.; Msrutensnn, .New York: Mrs. Maratenana, New York: Mary Mara tenant. New York He III# Mst&er, Boston; M. U. Ilnmlly, Phil sdslphts; K. a. ffamily, I'hlfs.lelphla; J. Ats. New Orleans; N. ft. Munson, Mobile; H. It. Munson, Mobile; B. L Moors. Blf- J: t Jang. Miami. Fin.; Mnra Green. All mil. Fla.; Mrt'lMd* Brnca. New York; tvsl ilormia AMs. New York; lira AMs, New lorki K. K. Mchnaneg-r. Atlanta: \v. H. Mtswtrt, Valduala, Ga.; W. II. Lawson, Jr., rttjr; II. K. Wormier, Mill* Itork, Ark.; AT THE KIMBALL. B. P. Knowles. r|ly; |„ (lllbr York: B. V. Vsnrejr, Home, On.; Hampton, t'orlntb, Kr.; J. A. Dunlap. Now York; II. T. Utlloy. riirrinnatl, (L; Wa. Bobbin*. CMrngo, III.; T. Vrrdw, Georgia KallriMd; C\r. Horn and wifi, Florida; J. I,. Ism ran. Hoodoo, <!«.; W A. n,!,,,*,,. m T. Cart - .... C. Mef'iilkingh. Conelnn. 8 .1 C. H. Ward, tlndadra, aTs.: A W. t ax. ew York; J. A. Aliuaa. fblr-axo. III.; <'. II. ' III*. Ky.: f. r. Consonl. .; -Vv. If. Lamar. Wa*- ’ ■' “ neb. Ns.brlll*. Colon#! and Mrs Robert J. Lowry left Tuesday for Chattooooga to ui- Clty subscriber* of Th* Gtor- gtan need not b* without th* new. from hom If they will only notify th* office by le*v- Ing their out-of-town iirldre.% No extra charge I* made for t.'ie mailing Mailed anywhere: si 1 - dre-1 changed as often 0* dt- d. .OOOOOODOOOOOOaOODOO tVs.kington, D. c.;-\V. If. Mtas. K C.s W. M. VbMVUUB Tran.; O. U. ftiurk, Baltimore, Md.: .. ... Du slap. Cult:. .Vine, fit.: Him £ II. Rnwy. Madison, (in; T. L Van Xtta, Chicago. III.; 'V. V. Hpetir*r, Atbenn, <!a.r W. if Mill* rity; S. Cob Ions. Itolliroore, Mil.; K. M. lloUr/wan, city: C. T. Mobley, Monroe; K. H. Ttrbeoor, Monroe; C. B. p"j5Li4i. , Aifi^KTS: tl L A. Krerano. city; B. C. H-pronlnx, '»* "j 8 - Ji’SKi “'r-iTB' aw. . x, I*, dree, amitifus« fis., i, k*. Wi.irnon; Baltimore, lid.; A. J. Frns. New York; H. Tbompnofl. Chattanooga. Term.; Aril. Birmingham.; f. J. Tsfwtlec wife, HMvmiuah; A. If. Maloney. Hty; W. K. «’ssoo. North Carolina; C tf. full. r. Ao* Os.: •sekeudorr, jm*w totl, .. fb»hm. .Nsw York: J* R* MstWSk rlly M. Hutton. St. IriOuls. M»».; T. T. J Hperlal to Th# ileorgton., Wayto#uboro, flu., Jan# Richmond Academy mdrts of Augusts yeslerdoy ds- f#uted tbs Wsynestxiro team by the scon* of 6 to 1 The winning run was scored by tho cadets lu tbs last Inning sfter two men were out. Ilstterlrs—Wsynentjoro: Corker and Fos ter; Augusts: Oliver and Itbermsn. MOREN PAID FOR. Llttls Rock, Ark., JuneC.—President Kavannugh has received a check for 1150 from Beers lory Farrell for the flnol draft price for Moron and Smith. PROPERTY OF OOWIE IS TAKENJY COURT ADMINISTRATOR TO GET 118,000 LEFT BY AN AUSTRALIAN TO "PROPHET.” By Private J.rased Wire. Chicago, Juno 8.—Overseer 8p*lch- er, of y.lon City, under Ilowle, wan dl rectod by Judge Cutting, of th* pro- bat* court, yesterday, tn prepare to turn over to an administrator 111,400 worth of property left to Iiowl* by Frederick Hutton, of Australia, when hn died In 1902. Hutton loft tho glent •r port of hi, 380,000 ratal, to Dowlo and Hpslcher Is executor under hi* will. Two brothers tnd a sister of th* testator contested the will on th* K iund that Hutton was Influtncsd by wls and hi* assuclatss, and also that Hutton loft a second f ill. Nkthsn’s Homs Bskiyy, M. Nathan tnd Alex Hnunders bavo filed an application for a chArter for Nathan's Homs Bakery, with a capital stock -of 130,000. Th* company will do a general bakery and catering bunt- i. J — tie.: w, 18. — II. Kppra, Onlnravllle. Oe.; Inane .Nnnbanm. ilaltlmqre; K. T. Jnymen, 8oatk Carolina; V. A. llPks. IleyooMs; A. 11. Cox, lieor- Is; A. H. I*e*y, owenslvore, Ky.: O. W. rlknr, M.'iiiw, (l#.: 1: W.Taking, Nsw ork: Mrs. A. FTArrber. FlP-rto*, Os.; Mrs. J. W. Ilisek, Kllwrton. Oa: Ml.« Ho- rak Ilisek, Klbertoa, O*.; BaJ# lllmk, Klbertoa, Os.; E. A. O'Hour ke, Ms rletu, Us._ AT THE MARION. C. IV. Griffin, QreaajBIs, g, C.l 0. II. Hielner, elty; W. C. llnllry, CoPimbu.. O*.: C. A. Kewlsll, kowtkrrn ILIIwiriJ. II. Wsttn sndvolffi rtlr; 1'. n. J’.n; •; u. I*## Moon 1 , •wiw- lUdgsrs snd wif#. Mil fly rrlvsf# Lc«s#fl Wire. Grsvcm-iii), .V. Y., Juns A—Weather dear; track hit. Jessamin#, I furlongs In 1:17, hrtsglng- Wlll d«» next lime. Ilnwiwn, S fnrlongs In 1:14. gulloplmr. Geninlum. 4 furlongs In :49. hnndlly. I'hll nodi. I furlongs In 1 A S*. bn-#xlnf. Amlrla, 4 furlnugs In ^S, srnllnpluc. I IK Ik I ' I li ftirlmiL'd III 1 'I. Il MKlIly. Hcsdy nml good. 1 j>tti*4, f furlongs In 1:18, bnmllly. Try h#r again. Hpraker. 7 furlongs In 1:34 3-f> All out. Torch#m, 7 furlong* In 1:31 35, bomllly. May win cheap rac#. • Keator. 6 furloiiRB In 1:18 38, hun.lllj. Never ao K'hmI. Arkllrta, • furlongs In 1:18. bamllly. N battsr. Memories, mile In 1:43, handily, will do. Nannie Hodge, flra fnrlongs In 1.00 In Ing. In good trim. Angler, mils In 1:43 2-5 handily. At f..i in Jmlgo White, six furlongs In 1:19 In log. Boland, four fnrlongs In :81 1-8 hsmll 4'ontenf, mil# In M3 brrexlng. Very cl filly. Botiodor, mile In 1:47 galloping, ltunnlng Water, six furlongs lu 1:19 hr ig. Mb# Is fit. Kaphl Water, four furlongs In M handily. Not much Jast now. Otscau, mite In Ml galloping. Colonial tilrl, mil# In 1:U hsndflj. good form. OOOOOOOOOO'OOOOOOOOO o o O DOING8 OF THE PUGILISTS. O O O oooooooo DO ooooooooa By Privato Leased Wire. New York. Jane 8.—Al Kaufman, tbe Han I'r.iih'Irc.i hciii) wdghr, lmi« goo# to rblln- ilelpbla In search of matrbcN. He Inn edved sevenil offers to meet g»*>«l rm-i fh# Quaker City, and If Is enlcl he bo seen In action tbla week. The flftccn-rnuryl tuittl# scheduled 1 been belli at Buffalo last night b Will i« ii >• irI.rI• V iiikI i v I hmi urn < iiIIci| There was a rumor I lllgglns bad sent orders to l»st tbla was denied. It Is aatborltlea sent oat th# notim-utbi fear tbe government might Kberlff Smith, , uld th# local | Manager Tom McCarey, of th# I’ncUIq Athletic Club, lias renew id |fi# match I*#- tween Abo Attdl ami Frankie N.-lll and the buttla for tbe fiaatherwrlgLt champion ship of America originally SChedul.-M f..r April M will be pullif] «ff In I^>a Angeles oo tbe sfternoou of July 4. .Neill, who had trained at bis home In Hnn Fra nr loco, la about rsudy for tbe bout now. The hojs will fight nt ir pound* ring able. Jem Bowker, th# Kngllali featherweight rbniuidon, has algulflfil Ida WtQJngiieBa to f tbe winner, and M• furry to bring him to I/)s Angeles for the (mr-pose. New York, Jus# 8.- Western heavyweight, ritcatmmooa at !>«i night, baa received on < and meet Jack O’BHe win or lot# with Fltml tha trip, aa he has b past two ^rsort U> m#c “fliiu 1 ,’' tUnuCvksa. 'ikT THROUGH SLEEPING CAR LINE TO Wrightsville Beach, N .0. CommcnclnK Saturday, June the OUt, nd continuing each Saturday during the months of June, July and Au* gust, through sleeping cars will bo op erated, delivering pnns*i»geni at the hotels at Wrlghtavllle Boach, leaving Atlanta at d:35 p. tn ; returning. leave souw'kt.'irai.' M" ; 11 'r."iv.t-V.r7,! Wrlfhtsvlllo "arh Tnurxday, arrlvlns North Carollim; B. 4*. Brta- • Knot wide, Atlanta the following morning at fllO Ttan-trO. K. tti|-. i.. a ni . .Season tieksts $18.55; week y.-Sf'Rs.fjS-fc M.V r Blr'J J.. . <«4 tick-.*, Rood for five .layA $tM Ala.: It, W. Mattox. Ja* k* nvl. I w Kmltk. Merldtsu. Mlaa,:_nowafI V**! SEABOARD. ' ' j- hurt. •etlao, HL Loutei rt jt l'w we I aud wife, OOOOOOOO QO OOOOOOOOO o SOME SCINTILLATIONS. O O OOOOOOOO O 000000009 Not n put-out for Atlanta'* three gar- dsusrsn That Atlaatn lofleld of naimr*ei| alien aad aha[M-n (.late,| 1-4*mllfi.l bnn^.nll HM Smith as<l Jordan wer# conapleuoualy great atop by tBf (MW gad n long running rntrh of Stratton’s Texna leaguer by Otto being the fielding feature# uf th*» game. Jo# Blrkert got to first Jnat on# tlm#. II- irn-l etcfll. but w.-ll, J##ma Archer VU« W* aril k' " • II' • r|,»k.I I !»•- ■ l-iwd h^eit- cd frabjously at Jo#’a dlaa omfitar#. The only error charged to Atlanta was due Winters letting O Brleu’s alugl# get peat him. Blrkert. Bird ani^KnoU f#rm a pretty Hevtr oodstd. Ths Bnt.t— B>»<l. neat catches. Not a profe»t to hii ■ Whltey Giieoc Is nn emulation by s-ma nt hi fto far aa ima ha* her yfter watching him pit h# has nothing ev-pt n serves and a pippin of ha’s a might'- ,p-m| pit,- work ami aakca good ys Crosier’s sin. almple life b« ;4fr.-r ;