The Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, GA.) 1906-1907, June 06, 1906, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. RESULTS FROM OLD QUARREL Special t,. The G- >rglan. lu rry, K. C., Jane 4.—On San ity afternoon at 1 o'clock D»ro Chap lin. a young white man 21 yean ot was shot by James Jackson, also shite, at tlie home of Mark Kuther- !ord. time miles from Saluda Court- Heuxe. 1 ■ A pistol was used, the bullet enter itis at.ove the left eye, penetrating the train ' n an lingered in an un- : lous state until 4 o'clock, when he llle.l . Tin tilling was the result of an old i t m l. Jackson has been lodged In PREPARING TO MOVE GEORGIA PEACHES Fprclsl to T) O r,. -cl .. Chattanooga, Tenn., June 6.—Fruit were of this territory who hare to peach orchards In Georgia fear t tire crop will ripen rapidly and tat It will be necessary to move It in b.Lit ten ilnys. K. K. Wolcott, manager of the Fruit lroveers’ Express, la looking for 1,000 in. to be r-flipped from tha North korirla section. - The crop will begin .Move about June It, but the earll s^tles «lll begin to move In two »fekr. rrferenro to tho berry crop In the Jashviiie district Mr. Wolcott haa re- olvorl a leb-cram from W. H. Martin, sent of the l.'.uisrlllo and Nashville, I Nashville, in which be lays that the fietivllle hri ry growers have netted iror *1 o.ono tr m Die crop there thla uson. Koine at th" growers realised l, 15 per .rate Tile letter further utea that ahout thirty cars are to be toyed from that section. The grow ls In this section have realized about m. ooa from tho berry crop. About r.oo cars were shipped out ot ils district. Dublin chautaiioua WILL BEGIN SOON Aperint to The Georgian. Dublin, Oa.. June I.—Tha time for he oisinlng of the flfth annual session >f th.. Dublin Chautauqua la near at land The first session of tha Chautauqua {s»s hold in n . "ttnn warehouse, the second yeni in u tent, and the third and fourth si-sal' mb' ware held In the court house, and this year the fifth session la to i." held in the Chautauqua'a home. Tin- Iiidltartum. which la nearly com- ilrt.-d. Is prnlmbly the beat arranged mil most commodious In middle or H-’ii i It Georgia. it in . -tlintaed that the building will wily and romfortably seat 2,000 peo- K- llnwlng Is the program In detail v in appear during the week: Sun lay, June 17, Sp. m.—Sermon by br I o. Herbert, Lodi, Ohio; aub- Scclng Hint Who la Invisible." day. June II, 10:10 a. m.—Lec- ;■ Rdwarrf Amherst Ott. Chicago, ii .sum. fii" Hrenders;" x p. m, rture by Dr. Herbert, subject, "A an Among Men." Tucday, June 10, 10:10 a. m.—Grand i. -it anil entertainment participated by Hater's orchestra of Macon, Royal . lecture by Profeasor Ott, sub- i'he Haunted House." Wi dn.-day. June 10, 10:10 a. m.— ectuic nv Ur. Herbert, subject, "A rlnlu d l'.iwar;" 0 p. m., grand con- d entertainment by orchestra, nu-rtain. t . and male quartette; ( p. I|M tine by Congresaman Richmond rs'.u Hobson, of Alabama, hero of Mrrrimac, aubject, "America's Iglitv Mi--1"it Thursday, June II, 10:10 a. m.—Hu- mrous lociura entertainment by Her- >rt l.. Cope. Chicago, III., subject, rhe Smile That Won't Come Off;" grand concert and entertain- mi lu ..iclirstra, entertafnera and ale unirtatte. Friday. June 11, 10:10 a. m., old- slsl.mod sang service participated In ■ Movonty-nva rolcea and directed by r. J. A. Wi r. J. A. Warren; 1 p. tn., tnter-publlc hnoi declamation oontaat participated l>y pupils of the leading public hoots; s p. m.. humorous lecture en- rtolnim in by Mr. Cope, subject, “The ellglori of 1 ..oighter." ARE YOU GOING AWAY? If S". have The Georgian mailed to du. M.ii;- i to city subscribers while tuv from home for the summer ninths at tha regular rata of ten cents —no charge for mailing. Bant address In tha United States or mails l". IS I p •Stage extra. REUNION WEDNESDAY AT THE FIRST BAPTIST At the First RapUst church Wednes day evening at ( o’clock there will be a reunion In the Sunday achool room. Thla promlaea to be one of the most enjoyable occasions In tha history of tbe church. A. P. Stewart, the popular tax col lector of Fulton county. Is the super intendent of the Sunday achool, and under hla leadership of many years the school has grown from a small lot to one of the largeat In the city. An excellent musical program will be a feature; besides all the Bunday achool superintendents of the city will make short addrease*. MATERIAL INCREASE IN ASSESSMENTS Special to The Georgian. ■ Newberry, S. C, June Auditor W. W. Cromer has made up hla abstract ot the real and personal property of the county, and haa forwarded It to the comptroller general to be passed upon by the atate board of equalization which meets In August. Tha figures may b-« slightly changed and those on the abstract do not In clude railroad property. Tha Increase for the county la a lit tle more then a half million dollars over last year. Tha slats board haa tha powar to raise or lower tha property In any county. The auditor haa not'received the returns of tha railroad property and Insurance companies, as these returns come through the comptroller general’s office. It Is understood that the rail road assessments have been materially Increased thla year. Accepting the as sessment of these corporations as they stood last year will show a total as sessment of $4,424,IM, or an Increase over last year of-1 (01,>10. SUES IRON WORKS FOR $20,000 DAMAGE Special to Tha Georgian. Columbus, Ga^ June 4.-—Mrs. R. E. Brooks, of Girard, Ala, has sued for 110,000 for tha life of her husband, H. K Brooks, whose death was caused by a piston-head exploding at the Co lumbus Iron works two months ago. It was a peculiar accident, and only tbe second one ot the kind within the knowledge of old employees of the Iron works. A piston-head from a cylinder of.a steamboat waa being healed In a fur nace when It exploded, creating hav oc, and fatally wounding Brooks, who raa standing near. Thomas F. Fotta also sues for $10,- 000 for Injuries received In the asms accident. HOME COMING WEEK FOR KENTUCKIANS. THROUGH SLEEPERS Atlanta to Louisville. On account of the above occasion tho W. & A. K. R. and N. C. A St. L Railway will sell round trip tickets on June 10, ,11 and 12 at roto of ono faro plus 15 cents for the round trl the rate, from Atlanta being $13.5 ticket! good to return until June 13, ISO*. By depositing ticket and paying fee of 60 cents. However, ticket! will be extended nntU July 33. Three trains dally, leaving Atlanta at 8:36 a. m.. 4.60 p. tn. and 1.60 p. m.. all carrying standard Pullman sleep ers Atlanta to Nashville and Nashville to Louisville. In addition to thla service there will be.through sleeping care operated on tho 4:60 p. m. trains ot Juno 18 and 11, Atlanta to Louisville without change, arriving Louisville next morning at l-.IO a. m. • Route la via Chattanooga, Nash ville and Mammoth Cave. For further Information write or call on J. A. THOMAS or C. B. WALKER. C. P. * T. A. U. T. A. Peachtree Viaduct. Union Pass. sta. -CHARLES E. HARMAN, ■ General Paeeenger Agent Balf-Ushllhg' big-nsr—old prloe, it.29, cut to SO ovals. THE VICTOR SANITARIUM 321*323 Whitehall Street, Atlanta, Ga. OPIUM. WHISKY S£trSr SB Patients do not suffer as do at msny in»t tuition*. Comfort of patients carefully looked af» Sanitarium Is home-like and pleasant, and not a prison, as some sMgfne. - Treatment entirely free from any harmful results. For full art ulars call or address The Victer Sanitarium, or Dr. D. M. Weelley, Lock Box 387. For the *lck room or for a hun dred email things, the alcohol lamp la very handy. Price only 50 cents. We carry the largest line of sporting good* this season that we have over carrlrd. Prices very r*A*onab«e. • Only Have Just received large ship ment of Lawn 8wlngs. The best on the market. Batter order now; they go very fast. Mad* J P»« Atomism ami is Tw® SyUe, h 'Madusss is 4 -X*,. 4 t0 14 cvptS ll you want M Coffee, try our "Uni versal;" It has no equal. S2.30 n to $5 This Is the rich season for the germs to got In their work. The carpet-aweeper cuts out millions of them. Price, 92 30 an£ up. The Joys of June In the border will be found just a few things that will add very much to home comforts during the hot summer months, AND AS A REMINDER, let us suggest that every day delayed in buying .these things is just so many days that you have been minus these comforts. A Hammock would not be bad; a new Lawn Hose and Sprinkler would cool things off a little; the doors and windows nicely screened would cause the fly and mosquito families to take new quar ters. Or, to make a long story short, we have all the things to make home very cozy and cheerful during the summer months. give me Main 1007—THAT'S ALL YOU HAVE TO DO, if you can’t get down town just when you wish, and your order will get very quick and accurate service. King Hardware Co. ^RON saSH Almost for the prlco of sn old- fashioned Iron. You can sot tho Call llandls for only 66 coats. 53 PEACHTREE ST. 116 DECATUR ST. 87 WHITEHALL ST. 203 PETERS ST. $3.00 (Don’t wait nny longer. W# stll the very bast thing In the way of Lawn Mowers. 80 get tbe full use of a machine by ordering now. Big line of Canary and Mocking bird Cagee-every size; end for the balance of season the prlcee are cut. - The Servant Not a Necessity Tha work Is so staph an.i light on oar ''Climax’’ Oa* Range, and you can feel Independent of a servant and at the *ame time cut yow gas bill nearty l n holt The very newest thing in Warns Irtni- htart Shaped. They ora beauties. We have sold thousand* this season, end we guarantee every Refrigerator w* send out—a dozen different makes and styles. 4 Best I Price Ry 1 Only fan A $2-*° Our new patented' Fly Fan la ornamental as well as doing the duty intended for It. You ahould have on* quick. Concentrated head means cool cooking, fiuroose you try- one of our ’ Blue Flame" Wlckleas Oil Stoves—from S4.B0 to lf.00. MURDERED MAN'S WIFE PLACED UNDER SUSPICION Bp*clel to The Genrclan. New Orleans, La., June 6.—The au thorities are clearing up, the mystery of the death of the young Italian gro- cer, Joseph Plcone, whose lifeless body waa found In his bedroom' 8unday evening. - Murder Is the theory upon which the Investigation Is being fol lowed. Bo far the Identity ot the party who committed the deed haa not been learned, but Mrs. Plcone, the dead man's wife, haa admitted that .he threw the revolver, with which the deed waa probably done. Into a privy vault In the rear of the premises. She said at that time also that she was asleep w hen her husband met death, and had heard no pistol shqjn and had not seen any weapon near when she discovered her husband's body. Nurslnq Motoers and Malaria. The Old Standard, Grove's Tost.lets Chill Tonic drives out malaria and builds up the system. Sold by all dealers for 27 years. Pries 50 cents WOMAN DIES IN CAB AFTER VISITING DOCTOR Ry Private Leased Wire. Detroit, Mich.. June 4.—Mrs. Belle Berger, wife of 8. Wellington Berger, of ths manufacturing Arm of Gustave Berger A Hon, died suddenly and alone In u csrlrsge while being taken last evening from Dr. Bhurly's office, where she had been treated for lung trouble, tn her home at 025 Trumbull street. Her father, Superintendent ot Police Downey, hod ordered the cab to take the young woman home. Arriving at the destination, the driver of the cab opened tbe door of the vehicle end found the young wom an dead. Doctors pronounced deeth due to heart trouble. Mrs. Berger was married last October. STRUCK ON HEAD; BECAME UNCONSCIOUS B peclal to The Georgian. Portsmouth. Vo., June 4.—Rueaell Reynolds, sn engineer employed by the Seaboard Air Line railway, In Its freight service, waa struck on the heed by a projecting plank on a freight car tn the North street yards of ths Seaboard In this city at 2 o’clock Bun- day morning, as he was running past In hla cab. Reynolds Immediately lapsed Into unconariousnes. He was removed to tbe King's Daughters' bos- I, where he haa. been unconscious more than thirty-six hours. CANINE POPULATION SHOWS GREAT INCREASE Special to The Georgian. Newberry. 8. C, June 5.—One of the Interesting Items of the county tax as. seeament ot personal property Is on ! increase of 5M dogs over last year, or I,tee In two years, meaning an ad- ; dltlon of over $400 to tbe school fund. Moneys and credits are also Increased by 2:4.126. 1 COMMENCEMENT CLOSES; AWARDING OF DIPLOMA8 Special to The Georgian. Birmingham, Ala., June 4.—Ten graduates from Owenten College were today awarded diplomas. They are: Coleman L. Sumner, of Dolomite; Carl C. Gregory, Birming ham; Clyde H. Vann. Albtrtvllle; Eth- elbert M. Norton, Elyton; Herndon O. Dowling, of Russellville; Virgil C. X erndon, of Oadsden; Arthur E. Wilks, Bessemer: Robert B. Hayes; cf Woodlswn: Daniel C. McNutt, of Birm ingham, and James D. Hunter, of Pratt City. The commencement exercises came to a close with the awarding of diplo mas and medals The baccalaureate address waa delivered by Dr. Enoch Marvin Banka, of the University of Pennsylvania. J Owenton College la under the di rection of the North Alabama confer ence and will be enlarged during the coming year. Only recently many thousands of dollars were raised for the contemplated Improvements. BEST MAN IS ARRESTED ON EVE OF WEDDING By Private Leased Wire. New York, June 4.—Frank Robin son, a Buffalo business man, spent an anxious night In ths tenderloin police station wondering whether ha would be balled out In time to appear as best man today at the wedding of his sis ter, who Is to be married to Frank Hanley, the prisoner's business part ner. 1 Robinson was arrested for playfully upsetting a half doten potted plants at Murray's restaurant, Broadway and Thirty-fourth street. In an exuberance of enthusiasm following Hanley's bachelor supper. BUILD THIRTY-MILE IRRIGATION CANAL COX DENIES STATEMENT THAT HE IS SATISFIED Sped si to The Georgian, Chattanooga, Tenn., June 4.—In. a telegram Governor John I. Cox denies the statement that he Is satisfied with the actions of the recent Nashville convention and that he will bow to the will of the Democracy of ths state. He says that he would have been satisfied with the will of the majority, but that the wholesale unseating of‘ his dele gates, fairly and honestly elected ln Wilson, Maury, Smith, Weakley, Wash ington and other counties, was not In accordance wltb the will of the ma jority, but waa made possible by the Greene county trade and hence there Is little satisfaction In the result of the convention. Special to The Georgian. New Orleans, La., June 4.—With a view to building a 30-mlle Irrigation canal the Union Rice and Irrigation Company haa been organised. The project Is a big om and when It has been successfully undertaken 26,000 acres of fine rice land tn southwest ern Louisiana will stand a better show of development than under present conditions. The canal will extend from Washington across 8t. Landry parish to Msmou Prairie. The company Is capitalised at $1, 400,000, and among the stockholders are a number of prominent Phila delphians, who are at present on a trip over the route with J. Franklin Schnell and L. E. I.lttell. of Opelousas, who are In charge ot the undertaking. CONTRACTORS STOP WORK ON PASSENGER STATION pitai. for m. a Recently Enlarged 1 WITH 25.000 New Words New Gaxettoer of tho World with more than 53.000 title], bawd oa tbe Must census returns. New Biographical Dictionary rontslnlnff tbo names of over 10,000 uoUM persona, date of btrth, death, etc. Edited by W. T. IIARRIS.PtkJX* LL.D, United StatoaComuUMiouerof Education. 2380 Quarto Pages S»v FUm. tOM lUMtrtttaM. Illcfc BMJosa Needed In Every Home Also W cbatsr’s Colkflatt Otcttooary HI* I'bgve. UM lUMtnllw. Regular EdftfoATslOBtHtwbee. s Madia**. Dt Ull LiitioaC\ilHi>S b. IMalMriea tame HeMqeqMMs paper. • WnJlaga. FREE, -rtrt oo*T7W r nkW Uleeuwted G. <5 C. MERRIAM CO., Publishers, Springfield. Mass, Special to The Georgian. Chattanooga. Tenn, June 4..-WI1- llam Dunbar Jenkins, special engineer In charge of the plans for the new •600,004 Southern passenger station. Is Indignant because the city council failed to pass an ordinance closing cer tain streets about tbe site In the sta tion, ao that the work of excavation for the station may go on, and the contractors who had commenced work have been recalled. LONDON FOLK WON T BUY GOODS PUT UP IN CANS RAILROAD COMPANY APPLIES FOR CHARTER Special to The Georgian. Chattanooga, Tenn.. June 4.—The Chattanooga Northern Railway Com pany haa applied for a charter here for the purpose of building a 1 railroad from this city to the Walden’s ridge coal and Iron belt and to erect a bridge across the Tennessee river. The capi tal stock Is 6100,000 anil the Incorpora tors are: W. G. 14. Thomas, Thomas MacClellan, J. ll. Thomas, Robert J. MncCIellnn and L. M. Thomas. This step followed tho recent visit of Theodore Crewdson, of London. Eng land, to this city. THROUGH SLEEPING OAR LINE TO Wrightsville Beach, N .C. Commencing Saturday, Juno tho 9th, and continuing each Saturday during tho months of June. July and Au gust, through sleeping cars will be op erated. delivering pnssijigers at the hotels at Wrightavlllo Beach, leering Atlanth at 9:35 p. m.; returning, leave Wrightsville each Thursday, arriving Atlanta tho following morning at 4:30 a. m. Season tickets $18.65; week end tickets, good for flvo days. $8.25. SEABOARD. By private Leased Wire. London, June 4.—The sales of can ned provisions In Z»ndon today were Inflinlteslmally small. All the deal ers had ths same tala namely, that for the test week their sales had drop ped. until today, when the official con* rtrmatlon of the fthocktiijc Ulacloaure* wa* published, many of the large pro- ▼talon store* did not *eli a single tin , of meat or pound of sausage. J The boycott affe» i* BrftUh colonial, as *ell ua American supplies. TELEPHONE TIME One of the attractive features of tho Bell telephone is that it is ready for use all the time—day or night. It is alwayB on duty, In an emergency it may save lives. It is necessary in the modem home. Bell Service Is Satisfactory. The Rates Are Reasonable. Call Contract Department, Main 1300. Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co.