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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. maraj cow** r /fry KING AND QUEEN OF SPAIN'S ARMY GALA BALL IS HELD AT PAL ACE OF DUCHESS. Spanish Papers Demand Strin gent Laws for Protection Against Anarchy. By Private Leased Wire. Madrid, June 5.—The populace of the Spanish capital Is recovering Its composure, and the program of the wedding festivities Is being carried out. The king and uueen were present yesterday at n military review at Cara- hanchel camp. About 15,000 soldiers and sailors participated In the review. The military review was followed by a musical competition and a gala ball at the palaco of the Duchess Fernan members of the Spanish royal family, and the visiting princes and envoys. The newspapers of Madrid are chiefly giving' their attention to the need of measures for the protection of society against anarchy. The police are on tile track of the accomplices of Morales, the would-be assassin who committed suicide Sat urday. His confederates, It Is now known, assisted Morales in escaping. PISTOL DUEL FOUGHT III JACKSONVILLE ST FIVE 8HOTS EXCHANGED, pUT NEITHER PARTICIPANT IS HARMED. EIGHT OF THE BIG CHICAGO PACKING HOUSES DECLARE THAT THEIR PLANTS ARE CLEAN AND NICE Special to The Georgian. Jacksonville, Km., June 6.—A duel with pistols was fought here on Cedar street yesterday afternoon, between II. C. Smith nml Charles I). Gardner, prominent citl- A Gardner tired three shots and Smith two. Neither was hurt. The windows in Week's shoo shop were shot out. noth men were arrested. The shooting was caused by s dispute over s debt. CONFEDERATE DEAD ARE GIVEN HONOR Washington, June S.—Musical and oratorical tribute was paid Sunday to the Confederate soldiers whoso bodies rest in Washington. Several thousand persons visited the national cemetery al Arlington. The ceremony tvaa held In the Confederate section of the cemetery, and was under the au* pices of the Confederate Veterans' As soctatloh of Washington, the Daugh ters of the Confederacy and the South ern Relief Society. Among those who paid tribute to the dead were Hon. John Sharp Wiliams, congressman from Mississippi, and Hilary A. Herbert, former secretary of the navy. The floral "Southern Cross" was urn veiled by Mias Elisabeth Gould. The unveiling proved an Interesting fea ture of the exercises. The grave of General Joseph Wheeler, who died re cently, was decorated. Mr. Williams road a letter from Sec retary of War Taft regarding tho pro. posal to erect a monument in tho cent etery to the Confederate dead. In which the secretary said It would afford him pleasure to see that the shaft was given place provided the Inscription on It meet the approval of the proper au' thoritiei. PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD WILL ELECT TRUSTEES fipeclsl to Th# Georgian. Spartanburg, a C., June 6.—At S o'clock K ft t r ?S°i l * of tho tax payers will be held for the purpose of electing two trustees of the public school hoard and It la expected that a lively fight will de- r;: °P- 4 For time there has been oppo sition to members of the board who were supporters of Professor Frank Brans, au- prrfntendent of the. city achooi. and the {£ ht I* to li®* against * Professor Kraus, through the school board of trustees. HAS ACCEPTED CALL TO WILMINGTON CHURCH k|»'< lnl to The Georgian, tvilmlqrtim, N. C., June 5.—The Rev. «*• £"* haa accepted a call to the ‘."'"•'out Bpiwopal ctuipel of rt kUepherd. Of Wlimlngtou. For tl p';; 1 ' •"«« he has had charge S • Pknwhtal sir boot, Beaufort, N. C. "-rVl^VnV ° f 8 *” r * n ** »"'• HOME COMING WEEK FOR KENTUCKIANS. THROUGH SLEEPERS Atlanta to Louisville. On account of tho above occasion he W. & A. R. R. and N. C. & St. i- Railway will sell round trip tickets nn June 10, 11 and 12 at rate of one tare plus 25 cents for the round trip, the rate from Atlanta being |».65, flood to return until Juno 23, ,06. By depositing ticket and paying , e of 50 cents. However, tickets will he extended until July 23. * Three trains dally, leaving Atlanta *t 8:35 a. m., 1.50 p. ni. and 8.50 p. m., •il carrying standard Pullman sleep ers Atlanta to Xashvillo and Nashville to Louisville. In addition to this service there will w through sleeping cars operated on i i m ' tra * n x of June 1# and 11, to Louisville without change. , -- r n * Louisville next morning at 8:20 a. m. Route Is via Chattanooga, Nash ville and Mammoth Cave. , Por further information write or call on ■L A. THOMAS or C. B. WALKER, C. P. * T. A. U. T. A. Peachtree Viaduct. Union Pass. Sta. CHARLES E. HARMAN. General Passenger Agent MCO E» C .Ty. R £i£ , 5£!:3?£ l .£ H0 7P? 0F ACTUAL SCENES IN THE SLAUGHTER HOUSES DENOUNCED BY UPTON SINCLAIR. THE ONE ON THE LEFT 8HOWS HOW "8KIN- eiTGuBD f..V‘o R A E ^^ R .S P ^£ 1 5P:„ A t L KINDS OF DISEASED MEAT. UNFIT FOR OTHER PURPOSES. IS DOCTORED FOR THIS PRODUCT. PHOTO ON THE RIGHT HOW8 HOW SUMMER 8AUSAGE IS PREPARED. THE AUTHOR OF “THE JUNGLE" DECLARES THAT THE TAINTED HOG MEAT 18 DYED ANIJ PREPARED WTH CHEMICALS. TOOK CHILD TO FUNERAL AND FAILED TO RETURN HER Now Mrs. Sidney Goss Must Answer in Court Complaint of Her Husband and Settle Custody of Mary Ruth. Because Mrs. Sidney Goss, of 211 Rawson street, eald she only wanted to take her little girl, Mary Ruth Goes, a funeral, and would return her after the service, and has failed to bring her back, as L. H. Goss, the hus band and father, alleges, he has Insti tuted habeas corpus proceedings to get possession of Mary Ruth, whose mother and father are separated. In thff petition flled in the supe rior court, Goss alleges that he and hie wife are separated, and that since they started living apart, he has had possession of their S-year-old girl. On June 2, 1906, It Is claimed that Mrs. Oosa went to 386 Olenwood ave nue and said she-wanted to take Mary Ruth to a funeral, and that she Would return her to her father after that. It ia alleged by Goes that hia wife has failed to do this, and that Mrs. Dick-- erson, the child's aunt, has said she would aid Mm. Goss in retaining pos session of the. little girl. Charges of a sensational nature are made against Mrs. Goss In the petition: which also asks that Mrs. Dickerson and Airs. Goss be made to appear In court and bring the child. Judge Pendleton has set June 7, at 8:30 o'clock p. in., as the time for the hearing of the habeas corpus proceed ings, when It wilt be decided who is to retain -possession -of. Mary. Ruth Goss. ' IN SING SING PRISON DEATH HOUSE LAWYER PATRICK DEVISES A WAY TO AGAIN ESCAPE ELECTROCUTION By Private Leased Wire. New York, June 5.—Working night id day In his cell at 8lng Bing, Law yer Albert Patrick, who has been In the death house over four years await ing execution for niurder of William H. Rice, has devised a way to escape the electric chair for the flfth time a week from next Monday. MRS, ASTOR'S COUSIN SAID HUJBV BIT HER WOMAN REFUSED TO COMMENT ON HEARING REGARDING HUSBAND’S DEATH. By Private Leased Wire. Monrovia, Cal., June 6.—Mfs. Al berta Jewell Dabney Storfs, cousin of Mrs. Nannie Langhorne Bhaw Astor, and bride of five months, today re fused to comment on the hearing In connection with the mysterious death of her husband, Roland Storrs. City Marshal Miller testified that Mfs. Storrs said to him, while she rode with him from her residence: 1 can't see how Roland could do It If It had been Ned Cutter, as mean as he Is, it would not be so bad.” Mrs. Kendall Cutter, who sat at her sister's side, became convulsed- with laughter^v H R oreve* testified that Airs. Storrs spoke to him of unkind ness shown -her by her husband,, and showed black and blue marks on her arms, where she said he had bitten her. He teetlflad to assisting Hr*. Storrs Into th# house after she> had fallen near the door, and that she ex Ct -WU10od ever forgive me? Will He have mercy on me?” - ■ Prosecuting Attorney Fleming made the eensatlonal • announcement thst the prosecution wouldLE-Un hi£ had been a struggle between theJluS* band and wife, and- that the shooting n£T?nd Howarth. friends i of the Stoi. testified that they had j been at dinner, leaving about 7 o clock., They said Mrs. 8‘orrs had drsnk a glass of whisky and one of beer. f MEMORIAL SERVICES HELD IN DECATUR RmcUI to The Georgia. Decatur, Ala., Juue Bceatifal ind »P* ] nroorUte memorial services In comwemoru *. Goo of Jefferson Davis and , dead, buried In the city cemetery In tbl« city, were held Sunday afternoon. Th, services were under the «aspires of tb*| Camp Horace King United Confederate; eterana. Joe Wheeler Chapter, Doubters, the Confederacy, and Hem BlarkweU; Chapter (children's) of the United Dssgk-| the CimfalenC?* He has prepared two new motions. Ono Is In the form of a writ of error, and the other la In the form of a writ of habeas corpus. -Both applications^ MU are to-be made to a.judge of the Uni- have expressed themselves as entlrel; Are Willing, However, to Listen to Sug gestions. SAY THAT ROOSEVELT IGNORES VITAL QUESTION / ' Assert Investigators From All Over the World Have Exam ined Their Houses. By Private Loosed Wire. Chicago, Juno G.—Declaring that their plant* are kept clean, that the methods of handling meat are sanitary and that their products are anything but unwholesome, eight of the groat Chicago packer* last night issued nn olllcJal statement in gnawer to Presi dent Roosevelt and Miaan. Neill and MAN WHO PROVOKED INQUIRY. SAYS IT’S UP TO THE PUBLIC By Private Leased Wire. New York, June 6.—t*ptnn Hlnelalr, who®e book, “The Jungle," caused the president to start the Investigation, la rejoicing over the 1*111111*0110)1 of the report of beef In* qulry whleh he oaya vindicate* hi® poattlon. "The people now have the fneta," aatd Mr. Hlnelnlr, “and If they do not not It will he their own fault. I am glad the president la atilt Inn chemicals mid dec) houses. It seems 0_ rhcmlenla ahould lie auflricleutly proven by the catalogue* of the packers* supply houaes. “The moat important thing. In the whole report ia that It deals with nothing hut atilt Investigating tho use of I deenyed meat !u the parking earns to me that tho use or bought aa * healthy and condemned on inspection after slaughter. And now*, In spite of persistent misrepresentation, we nre heartily In favor of making this inspection more efficient, if that can be done, and of extending operation of the law to cover the sanitary conditions of packing houses. What Professors 8ay. to be regretted that Messrs. Reynolds, whose report on alleged re- Nelli nnd Reynold* did not gel n prnc- volting conditions in Packlngtown was sent to congress yesterday. The statement Is signed by Armour ft Co., Swift ft Co., Nelson, Morris ft Co., Q. H. Hammond Company, Omaha Packing Company, arid the American Provision Company, Libby, McNeil ft Libby, and Schwarzchlld, Sulzberger ft Co. Open to Suggestion. The packers declare that doctors, chemists, sanitarians and Investigators bearing credentials entitling them to consideration, have for years made In vestigations at the packing houses and the personal nhaervatlons of the rommls aloncra and la thus Impregnable. Anpnreat* ly the packers havo not n loop hole for curette. "Certainly I am In a position, if anybo* In. to testify to the extraordinary cautli R lth which the commlmdoq (Worked. It w eqtiently a source of vesutlou to me to bring to them evidence which accmed to lie absolutely overwhelming nnd to have It flrat excite suspicion and then In* rejected. "Mr. Neill explained fo wo. however, that he played the part of the devil's advocate and he did hia heat to find n ftnw In every argument. 1 cama to understand ala po sition and to ngree with him. hut the effect of tlie attitude which ha had to assumo should be noted ill Judging of bis report nnd whnt It proves." ted States circuit court, and in case of his denial, an Immediate appeal Is. to be taken to the United States s;i< preme court. ON HIS WEDDING DAY MARRIAGE OF WEALTHY REAL ESTATE DEALER IS POSTPON ED INDEFINITELY. Spevlal to The. Georgian. Wilmington. X. t\, Jane (.—All Ihe plan, had been pbrfected for an early morning marriage here, and the gronm-elect had ■pent the greater pert of two daye arrang ing the detail, for bis honeymoon, wben a andrien eelinn- of fright took poaaeaatoii Ini ami bla whereabout, are nnkuowu.. RFo. Illll. of .Newborn. Jf. f\. and Mlaa Margaret Douglau,-of hud lawn aweethearta for yeara and their frtenda were not anrprlimd when their engagement announced. The wedding waa eet fig rday morning. The mlnlaler and at- lendnuta were mi band promptly nod the arrangeuienta were complete exeept the preaenre of the rroom. All effort* to And Mm remitted In fallnre and th, marriage wnf postponed Indefinitely. > Mr. Illll la a Wealthy real estate denier, (0 years of agr, nml a gentleman well known In eaatern North farollnn. Miee - Don glass Is - • handsome, refined vounu woiunn. many year* the junior of DOUMA MADE MISTAKE, SAYS PREMIER GOREMKYN. Special Cable. Bt. Petersburg, June (.—Premier Goremkyn iMued nn official statement today, declaring the dourna made a mistake ih Ha right to-rote a “lack of confldeDce" In the government nnd that the doumn and its fuprtlone found a model In the Prussian diet. satisfied with the manner that meat handled. They say that a slaughter pen la no placs for dress suit*. Also, the packers announce that they are ready and willing to adopt any practical suggestion which r Improvement. Packers’ Statement. The statement of the packers fol lows: •The question raised as to.whether diseased meats are sold by our.packtng houses Is a question on which the whole world wait* Ihe facts, and the truth must be told. Ia the entire meat and live, stock Industry to have a ‘square deair Thla vital aide of the whole question, however, la absolutely Ignored In President Roosevelt’s message, and all but omitted from notice In the Neill- Reynolds report. "Kvery pound of meat In our pt houaes 'comes from animals which are Inspected and passed by trained veteri nary agents of the department or agri culture. Thla I* the absolute fact. We are not Interested In animals condemn ed before slaughter, We do not buy them. Every animal bought by us la Inspected both before and after slaugh ter, In accordance with the strictest In- apectlon regulation ever devised In any country, not even excepting Germany. Every animal or carcass that doea not pass this rigid 'Inspection Is condemned and disposed of under the personal su- ervlalon of the, agent of the United tatea department of agriculture. Balieve in Impaction. ‘The administration always know* these facta. The writers of th* Nelll- Reynolda report know them. That these are the facte Is reluctantly admitted In their report, b'ut even thla slight reassurance to the public la almost burled *ln the tall end of what they have written. ‘We have been believers In rigid ani mal and meat Inspection since th* In spection was Unit Inaugurated. We have shown our belief In It by shoul dering for th* benefit of'the Industry on annual loss of approximately II,- 000,000—our loes on animate which are GEORGIA TRANSFER & STORAGE GO,, i I WE HAUL EVERYTMNG j j Offices 14 E. Mitchell and all freight depots. Telephones Main No. 2. Special attention to delivery of mer chants’ freight. Gcal light on their eubjecl before writ ing a report. In whlrh It Is apparently assumed that bloody grease and the overy-day Incldrnte of animal slaugh tering are dirt. In contrast with Own view, we call attention to a report on packing house conditions by Professor T. J. riurrlll, Ph.D, vice president and profeaaor of bacteriology of the Univer sity of Illinois, and Professor 11. S Orlndley, professor of chemistry at the seme Institution.” The report nf Professors Burrlll and Orlndley, after nn Investigation nmdo within ten (lays, la offered by the pack ers as follows: 8aw One Expectorate. "Our observation makes It Impossible for us lo believe Ihe horrible stories recently appearing 1 In. print, or'Mint anything approaching th* described conditions In this Industry really exist*. M - .'PI' '" Ill I" II" l Im, II,, V 1,1 I, of the government Inspectors was done In strict accordance with the ragnla- tlnns Issued by the bureau of animal Industry. The condemned carcases, or parts carcases, nre followed by these offi cials, notwithstanding, the statement* to tho contrary, to the rendering tanka and thase tanka are sealed and . un sealed In their presence, and only In their preaenre. If these men are com petent for their work, ilnd they ap peared to us to be performing their duty, It Is Impossible for th* packers, If they so desired, to use, unlawfully, condemned animals or carcases. We paid particular attention lo Ihe charges that employe** spit on places which com* In contact with th* product*. ■ * No Use for Drsia Suits. "We saw on* man expectorate dur Ing our entire Investigation and he was a government official. The pack ing business Is for butcher* and any on* having any connsctlon with the actual work has no us* for dress suits or kid gloves, as It Is not milliners' or Jewel ere' work. We did not And anything seriously repugnant to cleanliness or wholesomeness In .the operations or procedures, but we did And a desire on the part of all employee* we cam* In contact with to avoid unclean prac- tlGM.” In the light of what w* ara doing, w* have a right, w* believe, to protest against hasty and empirical judgments that serve only to put weapon* Into the hands of foreign competitors of th* American live stock and meat produc ing Industries. This phase of the ques tion cannot be svadsd. At the risk of being accused of trying to hide behind th* farmer, we say that hasty, lll-dl- gssted. Intemperate criticism of Ameri can packing houses strikes not at th* packers, but at svery farmer who raises a hog, sheep or steer for market. With out the foreign market, created by th* parking Industry, th* American live stock growers’ business would be ab solutely stripped of proflt. > Expected Suggestions. When Investigation by Messrs. Nell and Reynolds was undertaken ws as sumed that It* purpose was to forward Improvemsnt In parking house condi tion* If Improvsmsnl* could be devised, rsther than to gather ammunition for an attack upon the live stock and meat producing Industry. Acting ution this belief, w* Invited from these Investiga tors and from Presldsnt Roosevelt any practical suggestion they could make for th* Improvemsnt of packing house conditions and at the same time we guaranteed that their suggestions would be carried out. "We know our methods are go. we stand ready to adopt any pr suggestion In the tine of lmprov _ We do, however, most emphatically dls- SERVICES TUESDAY AT FIRST BAPTIST .At .the new Flmt Baptist church Tuesday night thoro will bo services open to the general public of the city. A musical program has been nr* i. 111 k »' * I f"r tin- on ii'.lt.Ti, iin<! Huhlil David Marx, Dr. J. \V. Lee, Hev. Ormo Flinn and others will speuk. The members of all churches nnd denomination*) In thle city, and the general public Is welcome nnd cordial ly invited to be present. Hervices will start at 8 o'clock. John M. Ureen, chairman of tho board of deacons. Monday night stat ed: “Wo want the people to meet us It.nit.I MU llllllll, ll lf.|.t t tlvi* nf dfUMIll Inatlon, to enjoy tho services and seo our new nnd magnificent house of worship. A cordial Invitation Is ex tended'to the public." GREATER CHARLOTTE IS BEING AGITATED gprrlal (o The CIcorjrlon. Charlotte, Jf. f\. Jape 6.—Thcro was en Informal meeting yestsfrjfly of the com* lutUees from oil of tb* legldaUre bodies the city to consider tbe question of taking In tbe ■nt.'ir • of n* n borough.' Tho papulation of the aoctUw la now 7,000, It being tbf* residential section of the town, where many luilunntlal and molded mail have their suburban homea. Them wee warm discussion during the meeting. SCIENTIFIC TEMPERANCE IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS Be Wise When one maizes a contract agreeing not only to keep a Life Policy in full force for twenty yean, but also to be alive twenty years hence, under penalty of losing all profits on the policy, he ads foolishly. Why? Because he can get more without doing it. How? By taking an Annual Dividend Policy in the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company, New ark, YV. J. Angier & Foreman, State Agents, Atlanta. OVER 2,500,000 WORDS CONTAINED IN WRIT — TRANSCRIBING TO COST GREENS AND GAYNOR ABOUT . •7,500. Special to Tho Georgian. Savannah, Go., Juno 6.- trnnscriblng the writ of Oreene-Gaynor suit for The ermt of »rrnr In the tho circuit court of nppenls will bo $7,600. Tho record comprises eight volume containing about 25,000 folios. It will cost tho defendants at least $3,750 to havo this rocord transcribed and an equal amount to havo it jirlnted and put In shnpo for tho appellato court. Clerk Johnson haa thirty days after the writ of error in which to preparo tho record. There are over 2,500,000 words in it* CORNERSTONE LAVING CHANGED TO THURSDAY The laying of tho corner-stone of fit. Luko's Episcopal church haa been fixed for Thursday afternoon at 6 o’clock. Tills change was made because Bishop Nelson had to bo out of the city Tu day afternoon. A splendid program has been arranged. COLLECTION AGENCY To maintain p general agency, to furnish a price a members at a regular intervals, and to promote generally tho Interests of tho Atlanta wholesale grocery trade, number <>r Atlanta grocery dealers have applied to the superb a charter for the Atlanta Wholesalo Grocers' Association. Tlie merchants who will hold mem* borship Jn the Atlanta Wholesale Gro cers' Association are George Boynton, Frank E. Block, D. II. Br.mder, Jacob hinosky, W. P. Fain, H. T. Murrett, H. L. Hlnger, A. Mcl). Wilson, K. M* Yow, M. J. Krnnklln, C. Goldstein, J. N. Hlrs. fi, K. H. Kelley, .f, K. Maddov John A. Mftngot, N. E. Murphey, W. Walker, It. F. Wynne. QOO0OUOOOOO 00 0 00089 o THE NEW8 FROM HOME. 0 O Mpedal to The Oeorglso. Charlotte, N. C., June 6.—The mlnfstertal conference of this dty, meeting with l>r. B. O. Taylor, of Boston, who lectured through tbe Carolines last autumn on •dentine temperance, yesterday appointed delegates to go to .High Point, where state gathering will lie 1 dlacuas the queatlon of atate legislature pest January weblog of sdentlflc tempera two In this evening to •iallslng tbe ,.... to establish the leaching of adeutlfic tempers nr all of the public admols of the state. The High Point meeting will probably lie attended by representative loaders of the diardl and dtlsenahlp from all Rd Dr. Taylor will ha pi tbe state, and to outline r movement be preseat MUNICIPALITY LEAGUE WILL HOLD CONVENTION ll|wrl,l l» Tb, (iKirglsu. Anxnsts, Us., Jun* (.—Mi,or Alim rr- port*4 lot nl(ht thst th*f* would l>* about ■■ mmnlicru of lbs Lcsgua of (Iwrgtu Municipal,Ur* la tb* dip during tb* ran- .rmtlon that will b«'h*ld her* arxt w**k. Tb* lot daj'a wMtm will h* bald at tb* Loch*, wblrb I* ** ran mil** above tho dtp. on tb* Angnuu ranal. Tbara will THROUGH SLEEPING CAR LINE TO Wrightsville Beach, N ,C. When you leave Atlanta for your summer vacation, drop a postal with your address to the circulation department of Tha Georgian, and the paper will be mailed to you at the tegular carrier rate to city suhsrrtbera, of ten cents a week. When no tifying the office In this man ner, add your home uddress also. OOOOOOOO O O O 0 000000 AT THE THEATERS At the The program at Ponce DeLeon Mon day night announced that Mary Marble and Little Chip and a select company would arrive next Monday night, and if the company of musical tendencies is able to give as pleasing u per* formance as that put on Monday night at the Caaln< record-breaking •. i• .t. t -< pi« tertalnment are a long time. sent from tbs opinion that the way to ' le*s food supply Is to at- better tha publli tack the source of production that li already under thorough g ^ver supervision/* Commencing Saturday, Juno tbe 9tb. and continuing each Saturday during months of June, July and Au* gust, through sleeping cars will be op-1 V orated, delivering passengers at the | J but I hotels at Wrightsville Reach, leaving Atlanta at 9:35 p. m.; returning, leave Wrightsville each Thursday, arriving Atlanta the following morning at 4:30 * ha a. in. Season tickets $18.55; week I teraat end tickets, good for five daj'a, $8.25. of IM long With were descrlbei ers/' every m excellent. Th eclipsed anytfc fered this season mat bers had to be esp withstand tha nsesssa The Military Octet, pany with two chorus and figures thorougl with tha act, made th nlng. The act *ras wel charged for the entire Azra, who manlpuli balls. Instead of glvl performance, with wht tar. Introduced a decl which th# crowd gave lest applause. The Quartet mads food, « hart, Ptl-n "f a as "Whirls Per on the Military Oi g that ha; SEABOARD.