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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN, T'-' *&m HATCHER chased woman and threa tened officers Demanded $1.00 From Mrs. Wilkes and When She Refused He Chased Her—When Officers Came Hatcher Drew Knife. n«*u*« he Is alleged to have frlglit- ati Mrs. W. A. H. Wilks, of 810 " Jfetta Street, almost out of her v to have made an attempt to t,r husband when lie Interfered In r ,f e -, behalf. W. C. Hatcher was jailed Monday night about 7 o'clock by Coun- S tiiilcers Dunbar and Maddox, , n occupation taken out against In the city court under the new inking It a state ofTenso for a J, sppear In the curtilage of another's MUDS TO WISH FEE! £_ MEETIN FIFTEEN thousand persons attend convention near DAYTON. OHIO. Bv Private Leased Wire. Dayton, Ohio, June -The jraaity convention of the old German Baptist church, commonly called Dunknrds, opened a week's session yesterday Englewood, near this city. It Is estl mated that there are 15,000 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 cnmplng In the woods and are be |ng fed on the grounds. The program consists of several ser mons by Dunkard ministers, both men and women, a barbecue, for which twenty beeves, 700 barrels of apple butter and other edibles in proportion have been ordered, a public foot wash ing of the members of the church nnd a grand song service at midnight Sun- dav night. 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 la the strongest state In numbera. Alleging that through the careless 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 lie down” with out great pain, Walter Conally has filed suit against the company for 825,000 damages. SUITE SEED CRUSHERS ILL MEET AT LITHIA The annual meeting of tho Cotton Seed Crushers' Association of Georgia, which will be held at Llthla Springs on June 19 and 20, promises to be the largest attended gathering of the mem bers In the history of the state organ! iitlon owing to the great interest given to the work of the association during the Interstate convention held recently In this city. The committee in charge of the affair have prepared a most ex cellent program, with a number of ed ucatlonsl features, as well as business snd social. In addition to several Important dls minions by members of the associa tion upon topics brought up at the na tional convention, there will be praett ml addresses by Hon. T. G. Hudson, commissioner of agriculture; Hon. John k. MeCandless, state chemist; Hon. C. L Willoughby, of the Georgia experi mental station, and Hon. J. F. Mem- man, of the N. K. Fairbanks com l»ny, of fit. Louis. In addition to the above-named gen- uemen. Dr. Erich Zoepffel-Quellen- •win, the German consul at Atlanta, Jim been Invited to attend the conven tion and address ths msmbsrs. Mat ters of supreme Importance are to come wore the members of the state asso- ctation, Which la rather an auxiliary of Hie Interstate association. FOR INSULTING GIRLS k T. Martin, a bookkeeper, residing ■ Edgewood, was fined $25.75 Mon y afternoon by Recorder Broyles oi» « charge of Inaulltn# two wfflte glrla „ J urda >' n, fht In tho Penny Wonder- “nd in Peachtree street. he girls, Kora Dumas, of 399 Man- * treet ’ and Viola Franklin, of 403 street, both of whom are 12 or 14 years of age, testified ** a*t Martin. They said he addressed “Proper remark* to them. Martin de- tan *1. Ha * tullty. Another young gn. who w M with him. also said he q no improper remarks. o UR Art Rooms are brim ful of beautiful things for » edding Presents. From tiniest vase to the most imposing marble statue; daintiest, most fragile tea- to the most elaborate)y com- full service. Every article is ^ucct and artistic. toAlER & BERKELE. Importers of Jlrt IVares. residence while In an Intoxicated con dition. Monday night, Hatcher is alleged to nave gone to the store of Wilks and demanded a dollar of the storekeeper’s e * to get It. and chased Mrs. W uKB around the premises, terri fying her. the officers state, to distrac tion. The woman’s husband Inter vened, nnd Hatcher Is alleged to have drawn his knife and made an at tempt to cut him. The arrival of the county officers about that time resulted In Hatcher being taken to the Jail PARTY GUEST KILLED WIFE IS WOMAN TRIES TO PROTECT LIFE OP HUSBAND AND GETS SHOT. By Private Leased wire. New York, June 5.—At the height the merry making at a party given John P. Keller and his wife at Ninety second and Dahlgren Place, Fort Hamilton, John Kelly, one of guests, was shot dead early today by John Kilbride, who Is said to have been an attentive admirer of hit victim' wife. Mrs. Kelly threw herself between her husband and Kilbride In the desperate fight to prevent the 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 Is about In 100. She Is In the Norwegian hospital, guarded by a policeman whose order is to arrest her If the surgeons succeed In saving her life. A general police alarm has been out for Kilbride, nnd a dozen detectives from headquarters are looking for him. The murderer lied hatless, and Is believed to have escaped In a row boat. - "BEWARE OF SOOT," ADVISES RECORDER When Waites Hudson, a white youth, 10 years of age, was arraigned Tuesday morning before 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 drink of soda water. He accepted the Invitation and declared that arter drinking the beverage, he suddenly lost consciousness and remembered noth lug mure fur n lung while. Judge Broyles said he could hardly believe this story. He put the: boy on probation, remarking: “Walter, the next time a stranger asks you to drink soda water with him, you run—run as hard as you can nnd get away from him. Don’t take any more chances like this.” PURSE SNATCHER ROUND TO COURT Special to The Georgian. Savannah, Ga., June 6.—Harry She bnchowltz, the Pole who snatched a pocket book containing 215 from Mrs. . C. Nugser, on Bull street, about < 'clock yesterday afternoon, was bound over to the superior court this morn ing. The robbery was one of the boldest ever seen here, as the street w*s filled with pedestrians. A crowd of men took up the chase and caught the offender. Shebachowitz said that ha was hun gry and out of work. He Is one 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 Special to The Georgian. Wilmington, N. C. June 5.—Follow' Ing a brief illness, resulting from a small wound In the hand made by a nail, John M. Wright, one of the most popular young business men In the city, died this morning of blood poisoning. AT EIGHT SHOTS After shooting a mad dog through the head and body eight time* Tuesday morning at No. 17 Tennessee avenue, a vacant ktHi*t. Officers Gallaher and Dunton had finally to drag the wounded canine out from under the house And knock It In the head with a heavy blllle fore killing It. , . , Each of the eight bullets fired from the big police pistole went through the dog's body, and one crashed through Its head and brain. Notwithstanding it was literally riddled, the dog *}JJJ manifested signs of life and yelped with It had crawled underneath a low of the house and the officers had to fish It.out with a longwire- They then knocked It In the head with a blllle. extinguishing the remaining spark of life. . The dog Uld not bite any one; but Its appearance In the community created considerable excitement. EXHIBIT DAY AT GEORGIA NORMAL INTERESTS A LARGE ASSEMBLAGE SEWING CLA8S AT WORK AT THE GEORGIA NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE. CHILDREN OP THE MODEL SCHOOL OP THE GEORGIA NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE AT WORK. JAPANESE WOULD ADOPT CUSTOMS OF ATLANTANS Mayor of Kobe Sends Request to Mayor Woodward in English and Dan Carey Will Reply in Japanese. Mllledgevllle, Ga., June 5.—The doors of Mllledgevllle's fine old homes and the hearts of Its people are Opened Ide, in proverbial - Southern hospital Ity, to the guests arriving on every train for the fifteenth annual com mencement of the Georgia Normal and Industrial College. Monday was exhlblt a day, and the main building on the campus presented the appearance of a vast bazaar, so varied In scope nnd character were the exhibits held there. These exhibits, representing as they did the average of the work done In ench Industrial nnd academic branch, epitomized tho pro gress made during tho present term, nnd gave the visitor a complete Idea ot tho alma 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- tlce school. In which the child acquires no knowledge which Is unrelated to a certain task set for him by his teacher. ‘Only knowledge that Is useful ami nothing that hinders” Is the motto seen In the model school here, and It ex- Pcrsonal Mention I Miss Faith Harris, of Nashville, who has been attending tho Woman’s Col lege in Baltimore, Is the guest of Miss Francis McCrory at College Pork. Miss Harris Is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Lundy H. Harris, of Nashville. Mrs. Harris, who Is a Georgia woman. Is the well known brilliant writer, and Is ths literary editor of The Independ ent. Among the- Atlantans who are going [to the Llttle-Jordan wedding, which takes place In Macon on the Itth of this month, will be Mr. nnd Mrs. Car- roll Payne, Miss Laura mu Payne. Miss Mary Thomas, Ulrlc Atkinson, Joseph Brown Connally and Logan Clarke. Mr. Royall J. Miller, of Thomasvllle, Ga., Is spending several day* In tho 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 Rosa Steiner, of Montgomery, Ala, arrives In the city Thursday cn route to New York, where she sails for Europe June' It. While here she will be the guests ot the Mlseee Auer bach: Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Fraser and children, accompanied by Mrs. Wllllnm Ames and son, of Cuba, will go In a few days to Kentucky to spend several weeks with Mrs. Fraser's mother. Mrs. Pauline Gray will arrive from New York In a few. days to be the guest of her mother, Mrs. William Au stell at Inman park, ( /or a portion of the summor. . , A ". ■ The friends of Miss Jean Allan will regret to learn that she Is very 111 with appendicitis at her home, 151 South Pryor Streep Mrs. A. McD. Wilson will leave Thursday for Asheville. N. C-. to attend the general convention of the Y. W. ■ A. to convene In that city. Mrs. William Ames gnd her son. Leonard, of Cube, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Fraser, on Pied mont avenue. Miss Claude Simpson, of Canton. Ga.. visiting her brother. Dr. J. Ross Simpson, and other relatives In At lanta. Mr. and Mrs. Atgood Holmes, of Reading, Pa, are the gu..»!» of Dr. ind MS. J. B. K. Holme-, at the Mh- Jsetic. By SELENE ARMSTRONG. presses the spirit of all' model school work. In the practice school of the In dustrial College there are sixty small pupils. Their exhibit rend llko a sort of primer of the universe, comprising, as It did, the rudiments of nearly every branch of knowledge. There were col lections of rocks, shells, pressed flow ers anil butterflies. There.were fish, real live ones, nnd growing plants. Thero was shown cotton In every stngo of development from seed to cotton goods. There were tiny baskets, and even garments made by the children themselves. And In the two rooms de voted to till. exhibit, nothing e.nild lie found which does not have Its practical vnlue In tho everjt-dny life of grown up-'. Thtit In a model m-.hool me liny tots taught, "In terms of plti.v," every branch of Industrial work. Exhibit In Dressmaking. An exhibit in dressmaking proved In terostlng because so far removed from anything amateurish. Two large rooms wore given over to tho work of tho sewing class. There were on exhibit score* of pieces of lingerie, and several dozen lints, every one of which did honor to the sartorial art. About n doaan and a half dummy figures were transformed Into something quite Mr. nnd Mr*. Williams Austell are now at luma n i11, w her.- I Imy hay leased a house for the summer months. Miss Annla^Laurle Ponder, of Oak Mountain Springs, Is tho guest of Miss Willie Lewis Crusselle. Mrs. K. F. Lyden, of Snn Francisco, Is visiting Dr. and Mrs. Henry L. WII- eon, Peachtree place. Miss Mazlr Emory, of Jacksonville, Fla., will arrive Wednesday to visit Mrs. John Hill. Mrs. Lee Douglass has-gone to Indi ana to attend the funeral of her moth er’s broth, Mr. T. D. Cash. Miss Carrie Sosnett will entertain her card club Wednesday at her home In West End. Judge Van Epps nnd Miss Minnie Van Epps are at home at the Marl borough. • Mr. Horace M. Ellington, editor of Ellljay Courier, spent Monday In At lanta. Mrs. Clarence Bios ser Is quite 111 at her apartments In the Victoria. Mr*. Charles D. Hill I* the guest of hire. Dan Hughes, In Macon. returned from Parisian by the gowns made altogether by girls who took their first sewing lesson last September. Cooking Class Exhibits. Near the main building, In a rose covered cottage thoroughly auggestlv of domestic felicity, tho class In cook Ing and domestic science gave a most enticing exhibit. There were seen many specimens of dainty cooking. The hrenil stuffs were especially remarkable for variety nnd perfection. Over a dozen kinds of cako were shown, and os many varieties of fine candy. On one table was set a dainty model meal for school girl, and tho visitor wn* told by III" y.iiim; : i u.|. m of - l le I. Just what fats and brain foods are needed by the girls of the Georgia Nor mat and Industrial College. Especially creditable were the exhlb' Its In drnwlpg, and In ever yform of decorative work nnd design, of the sophomore, sub-freshman ami freshman classes. Tbs work of Misses Kate M. Treanor nnd Alice Atwood was given prominence and deserves especial men tion. Both of theso young women are gifted In decorative work, nnd besides excellent still-life studies, they exhibit ed some unique and original decora tlve designs. HOTEL* ARRIVALS. AT THE ARAGON. E. WoodrtBt Atlanta! A. T. Smith, Now York; Al Pop!, city; It. It. Blnti, Mr*, ltltin uml two children. Virginia; L. n Joinings, Atlanta; W. G. White, (*n.; C\ IJ. Thompson, Birmingham; G. Cushman, Baltimore, Md.; J. W. Tow*/. rlty: W. h. DraPasI*** Columbus. Os.; W. W. Boyd, Jr., city; I’hlly Peace I, Ht. (.outo. Mo.; C. Autjeraon. Jacksonville, PI*.; John It. HmsIlU, Ht. Louis. Mo.; bnreoo* I' 1 tumor, Qnlncy: W. C. Wnrdlnw, Clndi —tl, O.; C, IT. line*. IsoulavIHe, Ky. M Kathleen Jones, Aabevltle, N. C.j H Jouhs. Asheville. N. t\; J. T. Mwrwood Live OS It, Phi.; N. €?. Miller, Americas. Os. II. V. Honrs, Ht. Lottls. Mo.jIJ. II. uWb. New York; J. II. Bslnl. J'lil.-sgo; J. G Msrntrnnns, New lor It; Mr«. llarotiusns New York: Mery Mamtensse, New York He Ills Mother, Boston; H. U. Ilsadly. l'bll ailelphis; H. U. Ilendly, I■!.[la|1 el|.h 1 o: .1 AU, New Orleans; H. II. klsnsos, Molillo; H. H. Mnnson, Mobile; II. 1- Moore. Blr- Jfr. and Mr*. Harry English are In New York city. Mrs. Robert Alston Is visiting rela- lives at Clayton, Ala. Mr*. Walter Lamar has returned to her home In Macon. Mr. A (good Holmes, of New York, Is In tho city. Stuart Boyd has returned from Chi cago. Magnificent collection beautlfnl Pic ture Postal Cards. It will Interest you to see this display. For aalo by PIEDMONT SOUVENIR COMPANY, in Lobby Piedmont Hotel. 000900000 50 0000 0 000 DON’T BE WITHOUT THE GEORGIAN, NO MATTER WHERE YOU MAY GC. tloroan Asia, NAw York; Mr* Asia, New York; B. K. Hehromegcr, Ailsnis: W. H. Htewsrt. Vslduste. tin.; W. II. Lawson, Jr., diy; M. H. IVorniser, Utils Hock, Ark.; It. L. Msunerlng, .Mum; I,. II. Hnnly, Ms uisse, ixrit, y imru, Orleans iMsebsll clab. — —an, u, ii, itnuiTi Jin* Prsuk. Manuel, Kindi. Guinn*. Btrst* ■ *•, O'nrleu, iUikert, ucbsll club. AT THE KlMBALL. J 8. P. Knowles, city; Gilbert. Nsir York; II. c*. Ytncey, Rome. Ga.; Miss G. Hampton. Corlntb, Ky.; J. A. Imnlap, New York; II. T. Malloy, Clooluaatl, OT; Will. - ItnbblIIP, Chicago. III.; T. Vtrdef, Georgia Railroad; C. V. Horn amt wife, Florida; 3. I,, nounm, Hondoti, Ga.; W. A. Hooka. Georgia KsIIpnmI; w. T. Carter, Danville, Vs.; C. McCnllongb, Couelnnatl, O.j C. 8. Ward, Gadaden, Ala.; A; W. Co*. New York; 4. A. Aluian, t’blcsgo. 111.; C. It. SSJSV Iranlsp, .Oshiesrlll*'. <!»,: Miss B. H. Harney. Madison. (Is; V. L Vs* Ness, "blesso, III.; V. V. Hpeneer, Athens, Os.; Ion roe; B. H, Tlebrnor, Monro"; C Ii. nest, HtxrkrUte. MIm.; J. P. Mri'ord, An- rvufc. Georgia; Mrs. It. P. Henrson. Allendste, H. ®, i iP7rk. c Kr C Bi&i?; Ala.: M. B. Hires, Arnmeos. Ga.; TTd. Wolfson. Baltimore, Md.; A. 4. Fra*. New “ * •, Ti Atlantn’s fa ms hna spread far nnd wide. Even across tho broad Pacific Imvo the tidings of her well arranged and well-executed municipal govern ment traveled, so It Is stated In a com munication received by Mayor Wood ward from IT. Minokamt, mayor of Kobo, one of the many cities in the land of the mlkndn, which is adopt ing American cuatoma. The letter. In Its wonderfully reverential style, asks that matter pertaining to tho govern ing of Atlanta be sent so thht tho city of Kobo Phi Yaknsho may profit thereby. Mayor Woodward anld Tuesday morning that he would send n copy of the city code nnd the reports of the •evf'rnl municipal departments, and that he la only sorry that the council thin year was ao penurious that It would not have a combined report, ao that he could send it. The communication follows: “Sir: I have taken tho liberty to write to you. being fold that your mu nicipality has IntHy made remarkable progress nnd development In all re- l ••• t- A - ell the manners and civilisation «»f your country were brought Into ours, wo have rapidly experienced h«> many change** and Improvements. Hut nev ertheless, it Is u great ImppIneMs Mr die If I am able to have something from ’.••ii with iv~ud t” perfecting the mu ni' lp.il -\ j ti in “In the meanwhile, I shall esteem It a grent favor. If you will have the goodness to furnish me with same an nual or monthly reports, nr tho like, concerning your municipality. Thank ing \..ii in inham-e. I have the honor to be, sir, your most obedient serv ant, (Signed) m. M Ilf OKA MI. “Mayor of Kobe, Japan." Tho letter I* typewritten In English. Secretary' Dan Carey Is preparing nn elaborate answer In Japanese. Additional Sporting News FOR FULL PAGE CF 8PORT8 SEE PAGE TWELVE. THANK GOVERNOR HIGGINS FOR PUTTING ON FIGHT LID By Private Leased Wire. New York. June 6.—The Methodists nt their meeting yesterday adopted the fol lowing resolutions which are self-explan story: •Whereas, tho attention of the governor of the state wns called to the brutal ex hlldtlon nnd prise tight* permitted In our rlty nnd the failure of the poltrc authorities to enforce the law to atop such demoralising shows by resolutiona passed by the 3fetbo dlst ministers of New York nnd Brooklyn nnd tbo help of tho lour enforcement so defy; and, "Whereas, the governor responded to tbli call by sending the sheriff* of New York nnd Kings eountlea to atop the tights the light* complained of were st»p;i without a single arrest, thus demonstrating tbo majesty of the law; he It “Resolved, That tho thanks of tbo New York preachera meeting be extended Governor Prank W. Higgins for hla proi action tond for hla display of manly Independent courage." CADETS WIN GAME. Hpeclal to The Georgian. Waynesboro, Ga., June 8.—The Richmond Academy cadets of Augusta yesterday de feated the Waynesboro team tiy tho seoro of B to 6. The winning ran was scored by the cadets In the last Inning after t en were oat. Batteries—Waynesboro: Corker and Fos ter;* Augusta: Oliver and Hbertnan. MOREN PAID FOR. Little Rock, Ark., Juno B.«— President Kavunnugh Ijoh received a check for )250 from Secretory Farrell for tho final drpft price for Moren nnd Smith. PROPERTY OF DOWIE IS TAKENJY COURT ADMINISTRATOR TO GET $18,000 LEFT BV AN AUSTRALIAN TO "PROPHET. 0 Ity Private Leased Wire. Chicago, Juno 5.—Overseer Hpelch* er, of Zion City, under Dowle, was di rected by Judge Cutting, of tho pro bate court, yesterday, to prepare to turn over to an administrator 818,000 worth of property left to Dowle by Frederick Hutton, of Australia, when ho died In 1902. Hutton left tho great er part of )rts 880,000 estate to Dowle nd Bpelcher la executor under hla win. Two brothers and a alater of the testator contested the will on the ground that Hutton was Influenced by (>owln and his associates, and also that Hutton left a second will. Work-outs At Gravesend. Ily Private Leased Wire. Gravesend, N. Y., Juno 8.—Weather cl« track fast. JesMnmine. C furlongs In 1:17, breez Will do next time. Roseben, 6 furlongs In 1:24, gnlloplu < tiTii lit mu. l furlong* In .49, hsndlly. Phil Finch, 5 furlongs In i:na 35. br Andrla, 4 furlongs in :53, gull oping Unrlo Urlgb, 5 furlongs In 1:04, ha Ready and good. IsOtus, 6 furlongs In 1:16, handily, her again. Kpraker, 7 furlongs In .1:34 8-5. All out. Toreheiu, 7 furlongs In 1:34 3-8, hnndlly. May win cheap race. Keator, G furloug* In 1:15 3 5, handily. Never so good. Arkllrta, 0 furlongs In 1:15, handily. Never better. Memories, mile In 1:43, handily. She will do. Nnnnlo Hodge, five furlongs In l.np breez ing. In g"<»d trim. Angler, mile In 1:42 24 handily. At top form. Judgo White, six furlongs In 1:19 breez esing. Try Ing. Roland, four furlonga In :61 1-6 handily. Content, mllo In 1:43 breezing. Very clever Oily. Kobador, mllo In 1:47 gallopiug. Running Water, six furlong* In 1:19 breez- ig. She I-* lit. Rapid Water, four furlongs In :50 haudlly. Not much Just now. Olsen it, mile In 1:64 galloping. Colunlnl Girl, uillo In 1:43 handily. In good form. 00000000 00 OOOOOOOOO O O O DOINGS OF THE PUGILI8T8. O O O 00000000 00 OOOOOOOOO Ily Private Leased Wire. w York, Juno 5.—Al Kaufman, the San cisco heavyweight, ban gone to I’blls- Jelphln In senreh of tnfitebes. He bn* re »d several offers to meet good men In Quaker City, and It la said he will bo seen In kctlon this week. Nathan's Homo Bakery. M. Nathan and Alex Bnunders have filed an application for a charter for Nathan's Homo Bakery* with a capital stock of 830,000. The company will do a general bakery and catering buai- ness. dlson, OtJackson Arnold. Monroe, .: W. 13. Ha nn nous, Arlington. Ga. 5 B. ... Kppes, Gainesville. Oa.; Isaac .Nushnum, llaltiuiore; B. T. Jeymrs, South Carolina; P. A. Ilb ks, Reynolds; A. II. Cox. Gear- gla: A. H. tarty. Owensboro. Ky.; G. W. fewer, Monroe, Go.: 13- W. Cushing, New York; Mrs A. P. Archer. Klberton, Ga.; Mra. J. W. mark,' ftlbermn, Oa.: Mlaa is* Illark. HltiertoB, Ga.;i *' * rah Ma- AT THE MARION. C, W. Griffin. Greenville, H. C.; H. II. Htelner, city; Vf. C. Unlley, 0> ntni.u*. Ga.; m A. Kendall, fitatfcrra Hallway; J It. >tte and wife, city; P. 8. Dance, Rich- d. Va.; A. B. Brown, AsbevlUe, N. C.t ... u. Htratige, Htntcsboro. Ga.; A. P. Daley, Wrlghtavllle: It. l*e* iloorc. htates- tmro, Ga.: .!. A. Rodgeiy sim wife, MU- lew, Ga.; J. II. Rode* is. Atbcn*. Go.; J. T. Joffcrs, I^julsvHIp. K/.; L*. C. Dugnn. Ma* 3 >n; A. W. Walker, city; LA. Walker, ty; 4. C, Harrison, city; P. Prater, city; K B. Word. »1ty; W. A. f.omlrlcli, ij.F. W, Fraenian, Mansfi* bl. Ha.; 13. W, AflatBS, Mnunfb'hi, Go.; J. Hays. Mans field* «•.; H. H. Rnmn, RotIm-H#; G. C. Hrnry, Jacksonville; G. R. Adai gla; I*""* l) Tbo fifteen round battle scheduled to hnva r*en held nt RufTalo last night between barren finrbrtck and Ty Flynn wa* '•ailed T. Thero wns n rumor that Governor lllgglu* had aeut orders to Sheriff Hmltb, but tbl* was denied. It 1* nald the local. uthorltles sent out the notification for fear tho government might take action. ringer Torn McCarey, of the Pacific Athletic Club, has renewed the match be- 1 Abo A11ell and Frankie Nelli and the battle for tho featherweight champion- ship of America originally Mrhedulcii for April 2d will bo pulled off In I^>* Angele* on the afternoon 0/ July 4. Neill, who had iniiiK"t nt hi* home in Hnn Francisco, Is. about ready for the bout now. The hoys will fight at 122 pounds ring side. Jem Rowker, the pngUdi featherweight champion, ban signified hi* willingness to meet the winner, and McCarey «*ip«»<*ts to bring him to Ix>8 Angeles for the purpose. Now York, J Western heavyweight, who la Pltzalmmona at Rsalngton night, has received nil offer to and meet Jack O’Brien. Bur win or l«»*e with ritzxlmmnna the trip, as ho has been ant past two years to meet OUrt Tommy Burns, the meet Boh 1 Monday • to Heattl* says that will make us for tho OOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOO O SOME 8CINTILLATION8. O O OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO d a put out for Atlanta's three gar* That Atlanta hapoa played I ind Jordan w. Infield of a< eautlftll baa- re conuplcu 1 1 Mizes and Sbl Smith *' Inllllant. «lT. B. Fulion. rllr; B. M. Cot*. N*w- 11. n; IJ. C. Alrumlrr, Ht. IxjuIs; C. II. Wilson, Wrinliizhsui, Al*. City 1 bu when His* Alberta H.mkln from New York rtt tended Ml** Masons' town. Colonel and Mr*. R«t"rt ten Tuesday for Cbattano. hi Tarry. 1 0 iibscrlber* of The Qeor- ?d not be without the n" ws from borne If they will only notify the office by leav- I nit th"lr out-of-town n'Mre.a. < No oxtra charge Is made for the mailing. Mall"d anywhere; *<?- dn changed as often as d»- slred. ■g.i to al'- I00 090999 0 99 9 0D09090 J I. i’. roop- r. elty; O. B. Adaiwh Osonia; W. W. Thomtison. Augnsu; W. I. I' IIhIII. Huf- falo: ll. Abyer, ('Inriosstl; W. W. Ur... HwalaMioro; K. I. Htepbeas. WrlshUTlIle. (Is.; It. A. Ilsrrts, New York; J. I' Wsd dell, Hlrmfsgbem.; T. }. TrftwUer ssd wife. Hsruimsb; A. II. Me Is key, city; W. K. Cssoe. North Csrollsa: C. IJ. Heller. Ao- rusts, tie.: N. E. Adsmsoa. Doston, Ma,..; J. W, Minor. BlrtWortsss. Als.i •;. II. Hoe has. New York: J. H. Msfi.ls. ••(!; M. .'••iltoo. It. Lools. Mo.; T. T. North Cerolhui; B C. Ilrtame, Tran.; O. K. Hee<k Jseks»er I!, llwlde. Jscksnio Tennj r Bseo*. He.'. J. B- Belsc. n- Ala.: K. W. Mattox, Jnrkaourlllr y. HoJlth. MerMiae. Miss ; Ho srllsa, 8L Lools; It. H. rowel running catch of Stratton 1 by Otto being the fielding ring the Uverpad. THROUGH SLEEPING CAR LINE TO Wrightsville Beach, N .C. Commencing Saturday, June tbo 9th. p ax , and continuing each Saturday durian tho moiithH of Juno, July and Au-, - s ‘ ot 1 must, throuah Wceplm: car# will ho op W |ilt, erated, delivering passtJlgorH at ilic |, lt hotel* at Wrightsvl 11o Ih-ach. leaving , ir Atlanta at 9:35 p. m.; returning. l*evol,f ( , r , Wrightsville each Thursday, arriTtng i„ ha- Atlanta the following ...orrilng at •:JO srrm a. m. Season llrketa $lfi.SS: W»ek |h. s o end tickets, good for five days. JS SEABOARD. sd frahfoasly at Jo Tbc only err** due to Winter* get past him. Rlckert, Bird Hover outfield, catches. chnrg'-d to Atla i pippin of v good pit- id IDtng t head, steady ball. But Ity studying ■■■■■ m