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Newspaper Page TextATLANTA 1910 The Atlanta Georgian. vol. i. NO. 52. ATLANTA, GA., MONDAY, JUNE 25. 1906. price: TWO GENTS. MOSCOWHEARS ROAROF BATTLE Alarm is Felt That Bloody Fight Was Fought. RUSSIA'S new ministry MAY BE FIRED OUT Marines Mutiny and Take Ship Back to Port—Slaughter of Officers Continues. 00000000 0000 0000006 O RUSSIA IS PREPARING 0 FOR REVENGE IN EAST. O O By Private Leased Wire. O St. Petersburg, June 25.—“The O moment for Russia's revenge In O the Far Kant le approaching, O and all the preparations are be- 0 Ing made,” was the response to 1 a toast given by General Ren- nenkampf at a banquet of offi cers. • o o 0 ooOOOoooooooooooooo By GEORGE FRAZER. Special ('able—Copyright. St. Petersburg, June IS.—It Is again stated In high circles that the Goremy kin ministry Is to be dismissed within t few It Is recognised that the Implication of government officials In the Blalystuk massacres has - made this Imperative. Even a strong party In the council of the empire hns Joined In the demand for the retirement of the ministry, and 1 learn that Count Witte has Informed the csar that Ruesla's position Is tm periled by tho continuance of Goremy kin at the heRd of the government. The Liberals hope the cznr alii constitute ministry under the advice of the dou ms. but this la extremely Improbable. Report is Alarming. In the meantime news continues to reach here of the slaughter of officials In various’parts of the empire and of additional . mutiny among the troops. The most ominous news comes from Moscow. It Is alarming because of Its vagueness. The report says that tho sound of Held guns nnd ride volleys was heard outride of Moscow In the direction of Khodlnaka plain. The cannonading was heard nt Intervals of from three to live minutes for more than an hour. Interspersed with rifle nrc. Marinas In Mutiny. It Is believed that n great mass meeting of the eoldlers of the Moscow garrison was being dispersed by nrtll lery Are. The soldiers nre known" to be openly discontented. A corps of marines mutinied board the cruiser NIJnl Novgorod, Ip the Black Sea. The soldiers who were being taken against their will from Odessa to Sebuatopol, revolted when the cruiser was midway, between the two cities and took the ihlp back to Odessa. Officials Shot Dawn. A band of rebels shot and killed a police sergeant at Uola, a suburb of Warsaw. An hour before the band had killed two poll.■••men nnd wounded an other policeman and a gendarme who were seated In a cafe drinking. Two high officials nnd a policeman were shot dead In the street of Plet- kow. Russian Poland. And so It goes, throughout the empire. BULLETIN. It.r 1'rlvote Issued Wire. New York, June **.—Kina man have been buried by the fall of a pile of lumber at One Hundred and Hlxty- Drat- street and Broadway, according to a report to police headquarters. DEBATE IN ROME AN JEN BREAK Crowd’s Fealty and Applause Well Divided. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO DEBATE WAS PITCHED ON A HIGH PLANE. After the debate was over Mr. Smith and Ur. Howell came In contact with each other. They shook bands, and Ur. Howell eald: , "I am glad we have at last got things on a decant plane.” “So am l” sold Mr. Smith. Throughout, the debate waa free from bitterness or personal mud-al!nglng. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO By JOHN & REESE. Pitiful the way Hoke eat Clark up.” —Smith Supporter. •We are satisfied with the result-”— Howell Supporter. “Dog fall.”—Non-partisan. On streets. In clubs and wherever a few gathered together that waa the trend of comment etfer the Joint debate In Rome Saturday. . .. . ... Saturday forenood the Howell people were not In evidence.. To even |he most casual observer the outlook -earned an overwhelming Smith crowd in the town, and from the ••iToundlng country- A gray-halred patriarch prob ably volt fd the ge-mrai fueling: fc Ef than’* eny Howell >otera her* E COMPANIES PLAN A FIGHT ONTHE BELL Are Going to Get To gether to Wt-ge a War/ By Private Leaaed Wire. New York, June 26.——'The announce ment I« made In Wall etreet that ten tative pljms are betas worked-out for the unification, of all the large Inde pendent telephone Intereets of the coun try for the-purposed greater develop ment and . for resisting the Bell com pany. A committee, representing the prin cipal Independent companies, has been In cession In New York for several days, and this committee will report to a meeting of the telephone companies which has-been called for next Tues day, Wednesday and Thursday In Chi cago. A member of the committee said to % newspaper man: f . “The whole matter is In a tentative state,, and I regret that t^e newa has become public. It Is true, however, that a movement Is on foot of great Importance to telephone Interest*, not only In New York, but throughout the entire country, the details of which are not fully worked, out “It has'for Its object the unification all the large independent telephone Interests and the building of heavy trunk lines between the large Independ ent telephone renters, such as St Paul, Minneapolis, Chicago, Kansas City, 8t Louis, Baltimore, Philadelphia. Buf falo. Rochester, Syracuse, Albany and New York. Many of these- telephone centers havo an extensive system Of connect ing lines, and In the far west heavy trunk lines have been built for connect ing large centers with lines of lesser capacity running eastward as far as PeekakSUT , YELLOW FEVER CASE FROM CUBAN POR Has Been Detained for Past Six Days in Quarantine.. Special to The Georgian. New Orleans, La. June 15.—A case of yellow fever has been reported the quarantine station. 97 miles below New Orleans, on the deltn. which la the first case to be reported tn the state this summer by the state board health. Tbs patient Is n Cuban sailor, who arrived at quarantine on June 11. on the eteamer Holstein, from Havana. His temperature bring above normal, he was taken off the steamer and dc talned for observations. During an official visit of Inspection of members of the state board of health and the Louisiana legislature to the quarantine station Saturday night, consultation of physicians decided It case of yellow fever. No other case of elevated tempera lure has yet appeared on tho Holstein. Dr. C. H. Iron, president of the state board of health, said that develop ments eo far this year In which no eases of yellow fever havo been found by the board In the etam ex, one brought here from Havana, Indi cate that he disease does not originate here. ■ He sold that so long as present quar antlne regulations are maintained In Louisiana he believes there will never be another epidemic of yellow fever here. At present live quarantine sta tions are operated by the state along the Gulf of Mexico Coast. The .existence of yellow fever at Rto Janeiro and also of two'cases of bu bonic plague at that port ware report ed to the state board by, officers of the steamer Sallust, arriving hero yes terday. The Sallust was disinfected at quarantine both fur fever and bubonic plague, although none of the steamer's ersw had been allowed ashore at Rio Janeiro. ATLANTA BALL PLAYERS SAW MI8SIN0 MAN Springfield. O., June 25.—A letter from Henry Harley, a Springfield ball player , who was In New Orleans last eek with- the Atlanta team, conveya the Information that George Nleuf- fer. the missing service board director. Is on his way to Mexico. Harley and William Smith, another local ball play er, saw Nleuffer In New Orleans and be told them be was going to Mexico. WONDERFUL ESCAPE. FROM AWFUL FALL Helena. Mont., June 15.—Thirty or forty men had a miraculous escape from being blown to atoms last night when the powder house at Harris Lltne Quarry, ten miles from here, was ex ploded by some person unknown. The men were asleep In it brick house nearby, and logs from the powder house were blown over the house where the men slept. Against the door was found a sack containing thirty- five sticks of dynamite, to whtch a fuse had been attached. APPREHENSION IS FELT OF SPREAD AT JACKSON, Special to The Georgian. -Jackson, Miss., Juno 25.—According to a telegram received bl‘ Dr. J. F. Hunter, secretary of the state board of health, from Dr. Iron, president of the Louisiana board of health, the Cuban vessel Holstein has been detained at Port Kads quarantine station for the last six days, on account of a case of yellow fever being found on board. The vessel has been fuinlastsd and wnn d« mined the full six dots and apprehen slnn of a spread Is felt. CHARGED WITH BOBBING CORPSE OF EMPLOYER Special to The Georgian. New Orion no, Jane 28.—Tony Hunan, nn Italian gardener, we* I in primmed hot tho charger of robbing the rorpne of hi former eiiiplnyer, I.oulu Hkhnnln. who died middcnly from heat. Ouo hundred mid fori fire doner* In currency nnd other nrtloli Mere t/iki-n from fbe dead mmi'i rojfjjp* j, fore tho body becanir cold, nml when lluano wnn *eu relied they wore round on hla per SOD. FELL A HUNDRED FEET LANDED ON ROCK PILE CUPID FINALLY WON, BUT *TWA8 HARD RACE Chicago June 25.—Cupid triumphed today In a Chlcag oromance that reoda like a tale of the middle ages, when William Lelferman was married to Miss Grace Monroe, the lt-year-old daughter of the Rev. Alexander Mon roe, paator of the Chicago Lawn Con gregational Church. He had won her against the odds of abduction, the un- llllngness of her parents and the In trigues or rival suitors who had stolen her away and held h«r captive until he rescued the girl from a farm house "castlq.” terday, blamed ef they'ain't stayin' out- 1 right.” But the Howell folk were In Nevln opera house all right, enough of them to make the balance so nearly perfect that the man of unbiased eentlmcnt was puzzled to definitely decide wbeth- It leaned this or that way. More Applauee for Howell. The volume of applause for Mr. Howell equaled that for Mr. Smith, and eras perhaps a span longer In duration when the candidates entered the build ing. Mr. Howell waa tn splendid form, and bore an air of confidence and of strength far keener than In the Joint debate In Atlantal And undoubtedly bis speech and showing restored the confi dence of hU supporters. Mr. Smith bore himself with accus tomed confidence and looked upon hie adversary with a curious admixture of contempt and pity. It waa not needed, for Mr. Howell gave a good account of himself. When Mr. Howell opened the ap plause was big In volume and hearty n tone. He plunged Immediately Into his speech, end was accorded close and respectful attention. Personalities did not enter Into his hour's talk. Frequently In hla references to Tom Watson voices thrust In blatantly with yells of "Watson.” The personnel of the crowd was largely farmers. They came In their shirt sleeves or dotted coats as the sweltering beat of many crowded bodies sent tbs temperature up toward torridltjr. Howell Cool; Smith Hot. Only tho sudden uprearing of thun- derheada In the west, bringing cool brasses through the open doors, pre- Poo rl a. III., June 25.—Miss Letts Allaworth, an amateur balloonlat. making ascensions at on amusement park In this city, fell n hundred feet from her parachute yesterday after noon. landing on a rock pile and re celvlng Injuries which are expected to prove fatal. , WILL INVESTIGATE SOMETHING NEW Washington. June 25.—The senate today passed a resolution Introduced by Senator LaFollette, directing that an Investigation be made by the Inter elate roomier. *- .■.minjurion of the re lations existing between the grain ele vators and the railways. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO BRYAN AND HIS WIFE GO TO NORTH CAPE. By Private Leased Wire. Trondhjem, Norway, June 21. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Bryan left yesterday for North Cape. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO § Continued on Pass Three. By Private Leased Wire. Madrid, Juaa 25.—King Al fonso and Queen Victoria will A 1st OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO o THE LONGWORTH8 DRINK O TEA WITH THE KAISER. By Prtvata Leased Wire. Kiel, Germany. June 25.— "Princess Alice” and her hue- band took tea with the kaiser this afternoon on board hla American built schooner yacht. This was the second entertain ment tendered by the ruler of Germany to hla American visi tors Mare their arrival at Kiel. BASEBALL NO GAME HERE TODAY T OF DOUBLE-HEADER TO BE PLAYED WEDNESDAY TO MAKE UP FOR LOST TIME. When Atlanta and Montgomery started In to play the first game of the series after the return from the long and disastrous western trip, rain waa falling in torrents, and after waiting the required thirty minutes the game was called off nnd n double-header an nounced for Wednesday afternoon. AT BIRMINGHAM— B’gham ...0100020 — Nashville. 0003000 — Batteries: Wilhelm and Matthews, Hunan and Coagaji. Umpire—ltud- derham. AT LITTLE ROCK— LittleRock. 0000000 — N. Orleans.. 0101000 — NATIONAL. 8t. Lout 100 NO 000— 1 1 1 Chicago 001 010 00*— 2 5 0 Batterlea: Kargrr and Grady: Reul- bach and Kllng. Brooklyn 100* 100 000— 1 5 0 Boston 000 000 000— 011 Batteries: Scanlon and Bergen; Young and Needham. Philadelphia .. . .200.000 001— 5 5 5 New York 202 007 10»—11 12 2 Batteries: Lueh and Donovan; Tay lor and Bowerman. P0LIC YHOLDERS PLAN •TO OPPOSE CONTROL B Y WALL STREET MEN Mutual and N. Y.Life Men to Vote in December. Batteries: and Stratton. Weaton. Watt and Orr, Guess Umpires—Buckley and Memphla-Shreveport, no game, rain. 80UTH ATLANTIC. Savannah ... 2 8 1 Columbia ... ■ 0 1 0 Batteries: Kane and Berry: Wslnlg and Sweeney. Macon .... o 0 l Charleston 5 4 0 Batteries: Clarke and Robinson; Turner and nelslnger. Enbout the most I here today, the bolds, being the Shsspthssd Bey Sheepnhend Ray. Race Track. June 25.—The Grass Brakes, at a mite and sixteenth, for three->§ar-olda and up with 11,500 added, \vi Intereating on the ca Rosebud*, for two-ye aide light. The Gram Htakes event and. an Its natr It a course of eonteat over the turf. There Is a long standing tradition nbout this rare, the idea being that a long ahot Is generally returned the victor. t waa that ther’fcennrnualy held choices In the betting received n-llttl. more than ordinary attention today In thla particular event. • Hwlft stakes for 5-year-old he the grent attraction tomorrow, countant will have t.. pick u| pounds, because of a four pound pennl ty accruing from the Tidal stakes n Inst Saturday. Trainer Allen, nf "Kid Glove Fame," wll 845,000 colt. On next ftaturday, the Ad vanro stakes, with Whimsical, nnd tho eatern champion Derby Huon, engaged, will he the star raco with the celebrated Great Trial tor two-year-olds, which Becuiity annexed lost year, as the secondary event. It la a $25,000 fixture. The race track wna faat today and the attendance large. FIRST RAC*:—Peter Pnn. 11 I won; l'aunionok, 3 1-2 t<> 1, second Yankee Girl, 15 to 1, third. Time, 07 3-5. SECOND RACK—Timber, won; Roaebrn, 9 to 6. second; Hand xarrn. 7 to 1, third. Time. 1:19 THIRD RACE—Clare Russell, II t won: Barlngn, 100 to I, second Woodwlteh, out, third. Time. );00 2- (Adoration, second, disqualified ) FOURTH RACE-Knight of El way to 6, won: Tim Organ, 5 to t, set Drnmednry. 9 to 5. third. Time, FIFTH RACE—Grenade, la I won; Dainty. 10 to 1, Tromp, 9 to 5. third. Time, 1 39. SIXTH RACE—Loglstella. 9 1 won. Mandarin. * t-» 5, second; Far West, 12 to 1, third. Tim Iworth. June 25.—Here ■aces here this after- AMERICAN. Boston 000 000 000— 0 Philadelphia .. ..000 001 000— 1 Batteries: Dtneen and Armbruater Waddell and Schreck. * Cleveland 001 011 000— I Detroit 000 000 001— 1 Batteries: Donovan and Warner Joaa and Clarke. ■ New York .020 000 000— 2 7 Washington .. ,,000 000 000— 0 I Batteries; Cheabro and McGuire; Falkenberg and Hsydon. eastern! Roehester-Montrenl gams postponed wet grounds. Buffalo-Toronto gams postponed wet grounds. Newark .007 000 031— 5 13 Providence 021 100 40*— 8 11 Batteries: Turket and Shea and Fertsch; Joslyn and Bartou. Umpire —Kerins. LITTLE A~WINNEB. London, June 35.—Raymond's American best Sawyer, English, In the Srat round nf the all-England Tannls Championship at Wlmbladon today. Score, 5 to 1: 4—2; 5—1. Krelg Collins, America, also wnn hla match against Patterson, English, score 5-1; 5-1: 5-2. atlantaITget $200,000 CASH 0000000000000060000 0 BOOTH TUCKER WEOS MISS MINNIE REiD. By Private Leased Wire. London. June 25.—In South Tofenhsm at the Salvation Army citadel look place the marriqge of Commander Booth Tucker and Miss Minnie Reid, old General Booth performing the o 0 o o 0 o a a06 0 0 o o o O 0 o o 0 O 0 0 OI vict q Buffalo, S. Y, the results of the noon: FIRST RACE—Lucy Marl won; Wing Ting. 4 to 5, second; Round Dance, 12 to 1, third. SECOND RACE—Azellna, won; Cadlchon. 5 to 1, second; Non sense, 20 to 1. third. THIRD RACE—Jack Dolen, 7 to 20, won; Carey, 3 to 1, aecodn: Henry Wa- terson, 10 to 1, third. FOURTH RACE—Knight of Elway, to 5. won; Tom Cogan, 5 to I. nnd; I) |. .r 1... I .i i ‘J I.. third FIFTH HACK—Moon vine, j to I. on: Pepper and Salt. 10 to L second: Rarlnette, 19 to L third. SIXTH RACE— Miss Rlllle. 1 to 1 won; Karl Rogers. 7 to 5, second; Mlse Hawley. 3 to I. third. Windsor. Windsor, Out.. Juno 25.—The races this afternoon resulted as follows: FIRST RACE—Wexford. 4 to I, won: Loupanla. 2 to 6, second; Wll lowdnle, 2 to 5. third. SECOND RACE—Book, even, won. Pinafore, 4 to 1, second; Britanla, It to third. THIRD RACE—Exclamation, 5 to won: Dollndn. 1 to I. second: Lemon Girt. even, third. FOURTH RACK—Charlie Gilbert, i 2. won: Voting. ouL second: Miss Martha, 4 to 5, third. FIFTH RACE-Bonnle Reg, 5 to t, won; Buttnskl. 3 to 1. second; Scotch Plume, l to 2, third. SIXTH RACE-Operetor, 4 to 1. won; Caper Sauce, 4 to 5. second; Od- dolletta, even, third. ’ Letonia. Estonia. Ky.. June 25—The reeult of the races thla afternoon are as fol- ° FIRST RACE—Happy Jack, 2 to 1. woo; Malleable. 2 to 1. second; Sharp- boy, 4 to 5, third. SECOND RACE—Bugler, 3 to 1, won; Euler. 8 to 1. second; Long- bright. 2 to I. third. THIRD RACE—FROWARD. 11 to L won: John Kaufman, t to 1, second: Blnondo, 2 to 5, third. FOURTH RACE—Frank Flasher. 1M to I. w.,n; Edith M- even, second; Still Alarm. 2 to I. third. SIXTH RACE—Fonaoluca. I to 1, Little Elkin, 1 to L second; ln- thlrd. to L Omnibus Public Buil ding Bill Is Pre sented to Hxmse \\j Private Leesed Wire. Wnahlnfcton. Juno 26.—Atlanta geta $200,000 (or a public building, accord Ing to the oninlhuN public building will which wnH presented to the houee today by Chalrmnn llartholdt, after I had been agreed oh by tho hnuao com mlttee on public building* and ground*. The following I* a list of other Houthern cltlea which are to get ap proprint Inna for federal b ulMInga: Alabama—Montgomery. 612.000; Hel mo, $60,000; JtesRpmrr, $50,000; nor ence, $&o,000; Tuaralooaa, 616O.OO0;'Do than, $40,000; Demopolla, $5,000; Gads den. $10,000; Troy, $5,000. Arknnita*—Little Hock, 6126,000 Pino niu:, 676,000; Fayetteville, $50, '••MI Florida—Gainesville, 626,000; Ocala, $85,000. Georgia—Galneevllle, $46,000; Val doHta, $126,000; Albany, $126,000 Arnerlcu*. $50,000; Atlanta, $200,000. Kentucky—Dowling Green, $100,000 Danville, $60,000; Lebanon, $20,000 London. $66,000; Mayfield, $40,000 Owenaboro, $176,000; Varla, $40,000, Winchester, $46,000; Cattleeburg, $7, 000. Loul*Unn— Rueton, 620,000; Lake r’hnrleH, $126,000; New Orlaana, 6200, 000. I*«lfl*lppl—Jockaon, 640,000; Co- I tun boa, 640.000; Oreenv'lle, $60,000 Gulfport, 6100,000; Yaxoo City. 640,000, Matt irhliutg. *10.000; W#*t Point, S&.000. CHARGED WITH KILLING THEIR SHALL DAUGHTER Hpf*r|ui to The fleorgtan. (Menu*, June 'Jt.—Yur cruelly treat ing tbetr 17-year-old daughter, Cecelia, who died Tbaraday from tbe effect* of a blow *b*» weired In her home, Frederick B!*d aarki'r and bl« wife bar* been arreeted at Gretna, a aubarb. charged with the marder of tbe girt. Tbe ronple declare that tbe rblld filed from natural eai “— — r, bat an mat have l> they kM violent I *1 ran***, ns far as utnpftjr ‘showed that a dealt. Thu women AMERICAN T0URIST8 INVADING CONTINENT By PAUL LAMBETH. 8peclsl Cable—Copyright. London, June 35.—There la no dlmt nutlon In the Invasion of American tourists. The hoteta are well filled with Americans, and every ship brings oth Among tha moat prominent In London are: Mrs. and Mrs. Henry B nt Pittsburg: Mr. and Mrs. J. off, of Philadelphia; Thomas F. Ryan and Colonsl O. B. Harvey, of SIM AIK. USOflWn WH A1 UWI, of Washington; Georgs B. Paine and *™Mrli. T. P. Shows and the Misses Shows liars gone to the continent. Among the Americans In Paris are: C. I. and Mrs. Andrews, of Detroit; Hamlin Garland, of Chicago; Charles Dyett. of St. J»ufs. P. J. Dugan and wife, of Pueblo; Cola; C. F. Lueth, of Chlcmgo; W. F. Osborne and Miss Mar garet. of Buffalo. Registered at Alx-Les-Balns are these Americana: Mine Hopkins, of California; Mrs. Hall Kay and Mr. Ed ward Thaw, of Pittsburg, and. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dupny, of Pittsburg. Wsshlngtoo. June 35.—Tbe president today signed the bill authorising a bridge arroee the Mlsat-->pp: with a view to Introducing com petit loo with the so-called SL Louis bridge trust MORGAN AND OTHER8 TO BATTLE FOR HOLDINGS Cardinal Gibbons and President's Son-in-Law Among Those Who Are to Wage Campaign. ny Private Lsased Wire. New York, June 36.—From today un til the election In December, the policy holders of the Mutual and the New York life Insurance companies, through a committee upon which arc governors, former cabinet ministers ami the head of ths Catholic church In this country, will urge a remarkable campaign to take from the control of Wall atreet the combined assets of the two com panies, amounting to the colossal sum •>r 5900.000,000. Wall atreet will have the light of Ita life to retain control of this enormous sum. Ths policy-holders of the United States, Canada and ths principal Euro pean countries were organized during the last six weeks by representatives of the International policy-holders committee, under the direction of Ita counsel, Samuel Unlermeyer. They will vote on December IS to turn out the Morgan management, which con trols the New York Life, and tha OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO O o CONGRESS’ HANDS OFF O IN INSURANCE AFFAIR8. O By Frivate Leased Wire. Washington, June 25.—The senate judiciary committee re ported today that It was unani mously decided that congress would not Intervene In Insu rance matters, either marine. Hr* or life. A large amount ot buiilne** whs disposed of, among which woe the panning of the Long resolution asking for a re port on all antl-truet and nntl- rebate prosecution now pend ing. a O O O o o O o 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 O 0 0 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Standard Oil management of the Mu tual. One of the most notable member* of the committee !■ Cardinal Gibbon*, primate of the Homan Catholic church In America. An equally notable member 1* the Rev. Dr. It. H. Conwell. who 1h prob ably tho leading ltaptlst clergyman of the United Htate*. Ho 1* the founder of the Uaptlat Temple and Templo col lege, of Philadelphia. Among the other member* are Rich ard Olney, of Ma**achu*ett*. attorney Keiif-ral und i Pn-Mi-nt Cleveland; Judge George Oray, of Delaware, head of tho anthracite coal strike comml*- Hion; President 23. E- Clark, of the Order of Hallway Conductors; Govern or* N. It. Broward, of Florida; N. C. ItlaiH'liiird. < .f Louisiana. .1 Frank Hanley, of Indiana; J. A. Johnson, of Minnesota; H. F. Pennypacker, of Pennsylvania, and Henry Robert*, of Connecticut; Representative Nlchnia* Longworth, of Ohio, son-in-law of Pre*ldent Roosevelt, and other not able men. CHILDREN NOTKIDNAPED BUT DROWNED IN LAKE Dy Prlrete Leased trice. Chicago, June 26.—The dead bodlea of Iseonard Kaufman and Mary Knuf- mnn, for whom the police have been searching since Friday, were taken from Lake Michigan near 39v. street at 1:16 p. m. todav. It wu supposed that the children had Iw»*n kidnaped and the family of- fei»-d .1 n-w.'Hd of $r.o0 f«»r i»i#' arrest t.f ili«» ini'll ulin were suppoaeri t" have dono the deed. Three thousand police men were ilovotlng nil the.'r spare time to the search and hundreds of school < hlidren wen* lending what assistance was In their power. GUBERNATORIAL CAMPAIGN OPENED JUST A YEAR AGO Just a year ago Hoke Smith of-not actually open his ficlally opened his campaign for gov ernor with a speech at Madison. In that address he sounded the koy- noto of his cafnpalgn. and It Iff al leged, made the statement that hie call wo* a divine one, and b« waa simply answering It. From that opening speech to date Mr. Smith has made 160 campaign ad dresses, more than one for every coun ty. In some countie* he has made several, and In a very few ho has not yet spoken. Thl* campaign has been one of the longest, and. In aome ways, the bit terest In the history of the slate. Many charges and countercharges have been made by Messrs. Howell and .Smith. Home have cut deep, others have fallen flat nml Insipid. While It had been the genaral im pression that Mr. Howell would be a candidate tor the governorship this time as long as two years ago, he did palgu until months after Mr. Hmlth. Howell )i a.*4 m»t vlstad um many counties and places ns Hmlth und has not made more than half as many speeches. Spice was added to the raco by the entry ..f i1 .1 If r.Mtlll. of Hnvnnnali; Judge It B. Russell, of Winder; Jamm M. Hmlth. of Hmlth- sonla, and Dr. G. R. Nunnnlly, of Sew- nan. Dr. Nunnnally retired, but the rest of the field Is sprinting yet. Hoke Hinith says that the four now In the contest nro all combined to defeat, him The other candidates vigorously protest against any such charges. foke Hmlth threw down the gaunt- b*t In Rome, when, after charging that the field was combined against him, said: •T undertake to beat the four of you.” Clark Howell Is speaking Monday In Macon, and Hoke Hmlth in Thoinmm, M< I nim<- « 'Minty, the Iwm- of Torn Watson. PEABODY GOT A SPECIAL TRAIN TO PREVENT LADIES LOSING SLEEP Because he did not wish to have the ladle* In hla party disturbed al 6 o’clock In the niornlna to catch the regular train for Columbus, aeorge Foster Pea body last Friday morning chartered a special train from the Southern at a coat of near $500. When be learned that the regular train left at euch an early hour, Mr. Peabody at once ordered a special pre pared to Isava Atlanta at 10 o'clock Fri day morning. With Mr. Peabody** party, vuitlng Governor anil Mrs. Terrell here, were several ladles. Ae the party waa formed largely of ladles, Mr. Peabody gallant ly vetoed any loss of beauty sleep for them In order to go to Columbus for tin* caremony of laying the corner atone qf the new technical school building. And from the same generous hand came big gold coins for every tnembrr of tho train crew. From engineer to porter every one received a handsome ■um. Unconsciously Mr. Peabody put In a bad hole n prominent passenger offi- I of the Southern, who went along „ see that the special was handled without hitch. , „ . . When the gold coins were dletrlbuted. through some kind of-mletake the offi cial got a pretty neat bunch of the yellow coin aa a tip. ferlng, wouldn't he offend a mo»t ex cellent gentleman, who wae utterly un conscious of the ludicrous situation? If ha did accept, would he be written up In the papers like some official, of the Pennsylvania? He remembered tho grilling some of those fellows received, and, while hie caso was In no way akin, wouldn't It subject him to critli-lam? lie fairly sweated blood for a uhil* but suddenly the solution e.ime to hli» That tip went to the Sheltering Anna In Atlanta. That official waa In an awkward pre dlcament If he ’didn’t accept tT»« he Of- HE KILLS HIS WIFE, THEN ENDS OWN LIFE JT..-A <11.* found betide tl.*- L«*«l> of \Vminii farmer, ot Tennym»n. Ii. which ww writ ten d *<’<nintft <»f hln wlf<* m rliii»>l»*«tln«* m*»et- liu* witfi *• H uni* ; "f Iii;»1i>**bb ni<*u then*, ••iplnli.iol the niHitl. r nf the woumn 1»> h*r tiADd hut Light and the talcM* today of nnd k tbe L_„_- llnrdlu harrlf «-|.-d hi* h<> police at l-ay for sot Oral wrote a long letter etiilatiilnic the fn< down In the dlftnr and accusing b! having wronged him. , k X tho ONE CAR JUMPS TRACK, THEN FOR TURN TURTLE By private learn4 Wire. Marehaltown. Iowa, June 25.—Smith- bound train No. «, the "Twin city" and Chicago special, on the Chicago Great Western railway, waa wrecked I early today. Ono of the care Jumped the track at a bridge 114 mile, north of Gladbrook, Iowa. While running on the tlee, tbe train pas.e.j over the bridge safely. After reaching the far side, four coaches overturned. Several persona were Injured, but none fa tally. Trial of Greene and Gaynor Cost Uncle Sam Just Si 00,000 Washington. June 28.—In a letter written by Attorney General .\f.*>dy to Chairman Tawney, explaining a request for a deft. ien. v appropriation. It la staled that the government paid 31M.00O to extradite Greene and Gaynor and bring them to trial In Savannah, On . on a charge of attempt ing to defraud the United Btatee. Foreign counsel t« to be paid 523.- 500 of thie turn.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, GA.) 1906-1907, June 25, 1906, Image 1