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ATLANTA GEORGIAN. *K||»ay, jink a». Jf** 9 IF YOU HAVE $25.00 CASH IN YOUR I PANTS AND CAN PAY $10.00 PER MONTH NERVY WOMAN KEELY’S KEELY’S ou a beautiful shaded lot we can start your fortune. Do you believe in Atlanta Real Estate! Do you want a home? Come to our auction sale Tuesday, July 3d, 3.30 p. m., on Soldiers’ Home Line opposite Brownwood and adjoining the beautiful Sanders summer home. Ladies especially invited to this sale, innnmnnnnnnniii—— S. B. TURMAN & CO., J- W. FERGUSON, Auctioneer. ROUND TRIP Summer and Convention Rates. Round trip Summer Excursions from all points East to Pacific Coast and Northwest from June 1 to Sept. 15, with special stop-over privileges, good returning to Oct. 31,1906. N. E. A. Meeting at Los Angeles, July 9-13. Elks Meeting at Denver, Colo., July 16-21. Summer rates to Colorado, June 1 to Sept. 30. Hotel Men’s Convention, Portland, Ore., June 25-29. Use the splendid through service of tHeSOUTH- ERN PACIFIC from New Orleans; UNION PA CIFIC from Kansas City to Chicago. Through Pullman Tourist cars from Washing ton, Atlanta, Montgomery, etc., and from SlLouis and Chicago to California. KEELY’S KEELY’S TO ESCAPE JAILj Gets Turnkey Locked; Up While Prisoners Take Leg Bail Ily Private leased Wire. Richmond. Ky., June 29.—J. P. Ball, of Mlddleboro, Ky., a desperado eastern Kentucky, escaped from here last ‘night, being assisted by his wife. James Saylor and Steve Turner, charged with murder, and James Tur ner, an alleged cattle thief, also es raped. Mrs. Ball came to Richmond yesterday afternoon to see her hus band, who was to hal/e been taken t« Frankfort In a few days to serve life Imprisonment. When Turnkey J. W. Leads entered the cage to let out Mrs. Bali, she slgnated to one of the prisoners to grab him, and threw herself between the turnkey and her husband. A re volver was shoved In the * turnkey*!, face, and he was forced Into the cell and the door closed. Mrs. Ball was arrested. A posse pursuing the fugitives. NEGRO BOYS ASSAULT AN AGED FARME ENTERED CORN FIELD, PELTING HIM WITH ROCK8, CAUS ING INJURY. Write-me for literature and information. J. F. VAN RENSSELAER, General Agent.- 124rPoachtree St., Atlanta, Ga. R. O. BEAN, T.'P. A. G. W. ELY, T. P. A. Special to Th« Georgian. Chattanooga, Tenn, June 29—War rants h^ve been sworn out (or almost a rtosen small negro boys on the charge of assaulting W. M. Shelton, nn need farmer, living near this city. It Is nl- leged that these negro boys entered the cornfield of Mr. Shelton anil began a crusade In tearing down the corn, whereupon Mr. Shelton ordered them out. They refused to leave and In the melee which followed the negroes poured a volley of stones at ths old man, which brought him bleeding to the ground. He Is raid to be In a sertoua condl tlon. amusements GERMANY TO CHARGE BAD FAITH TO U, S CASINO | TONIGHT— MATINEE SATURDAY. VAUDEVILLE MME. THERESE RENZ. Introducing her Arabian Horses. Brothers Me.rs. Leroy A Woodford, Chadwick Trio, Csmeragrsph, Wst.rbury Bros, end Tenney, oils st Grand box office. Next Week MAX HOFFMAN’S CO. 30 PEOPLE. IT IS DECLARED AMERICA HAS NOT KEPT HER EXPORT PROMI8E. DONCEDELEOk) I n DIRECTION JAKE WELLS, n*Mi£ THE HARDEN SPOT Of Atlanta. BM CONCERTS TWICE DAILY. See OSTRICH Farm high license bill PASSED IN LOUISIANA to The Georgian. Baton Rouge, La., June 29.—In order 1,1 meet the heavy drain that the In- wee.M appropriation bill will make “I*™ the atate treasury, so that a state monument can be placed at the Vlcks- •org battlefield, a new court house pro- »Wei| for the state courts at New Or- ™n* and more funds be given the chanty hospital also at New Orleans, the senate fuu passed a bill providing * h Ncenae In Louisiana, Through this measure the retail II- euor dealers will have to stand for an “creas, from 2100 to 1200 per annum me license to carry on their business. BDROLARS EIGHT DUEL OVER THEIR WORK *~>*> to The Georgian. ■New Orleans, La, June 2».—Thomas cLsughUn. alias "Irish." Is wanted for * murder of Hyman Berger, a bur- * tar - Berger and ancther alleged crook “Red" Parker engaged In a r er alleged underhanded work In x*upailon„, an d Berger ehot and . . - •*arker. Berger was him.'If fa- •uy wounded by a third party. By MALCOLM CLARKE. Special Cable—Copyright. Berlin, June 29.—In a most sensa tional article, Inspired by the German government. The Koetnlsche Zeltung complains of the unjust treatment of German exporters tfi the United Btates When a few months ago Germany de cided to treat the United Statea as the ' "most favored nation,” It was done be cause the American government at Washlnkton solemnly promised that the American customs officials should not contlnua their unjust valuation of Ger man Imports ovsr which German ex porters have complained for years. This promise, the Cologne paper says, the American government has never kept or even endeavored to keep. On the contrary, the American customa of. flclala have, during the laat few months, put an svsn hlghsr valuation on German goods than ever before. This has rssulted In almost total destruc tlon of German export trade to Amer ica. Under the present circumstances, the paper says, It would ortly be right that Germany, according to the old rule, an eye or an eye. us* the same tactics against American goods received here. As a result of the arti cle, the German minister of the inte rior and the Oerman ambassador at Washington will In the very near fu ture ask torn* explanation from the American government. BARR SAYS FAREWELL; GOES TO BIRMINGHAM By Prirste Leased Wire. Buffalo, N. Y„ June 2*.—Farewell was said last night In a formal way to Chief Engineer C. J. Barr, of the Lack awanna Steel plant. In the banquet hall of the Broesul house, by a represents- live gathering of the officer* and heads of the various department* of the work*. Mr. Barr retire* July 1. to me cept the position of genera! superin tendent of the Tenne**ee Coal and Iron Company* at Birmingham, Ala. Mr, Barr wa» presented with a handsome silver service. Opium REDUCED R. R. RATES FOR FOURTH OF JULY. The W. & A. R. R. snd N. C. A SL L. Railway will sell cheap round trip tickets to all points south of the Ohio and Potomac and east of the Missis sippi river. Including St. Louis, Evansville and Cincinnati, at one and one-third fares: tickets to be sold — July 2d. 3d snd 4th, good to return mnA wmiokev habit® 1 until July 8th, 19C6. cured .t home with* For further information and ttek- out pem. B°°kofper- et# apply to any agent of the W, A ticalan sent • . g g _B. M. WOOLLEY.M.D. , A. H. «• _ pi ARM AN Office 104 N. Pryor Street* i CHAS. fc. General Pats. Agent. FELDFR COMMITTEE WINS RECOGNITION CLARK HOWELL'S MEN GET DE CISION FROM SUB* • COMMITTEE. The Felder committee wn» Thursday af ternoon recognised as the official represent tatJre rrats by .... ■ . the purpotM* of (tedding between the rival IhmIIhs. As stated In 'rnurwlny’s Georgian, the suh-conmilttee wok. of the opinion that the evidence submitted left t‘ ‘ 1 ‘ favor of the committee headei Tlmmis II. Felder, J datlon I* made that t ‘rarrnngli ■The two I - _ differences to the srbltratlon of it sub committee of the state Democratic ezecni take any part In the deliberations. Chairman Mtark and Mr. Blalock were the only memliers present, but Mr. Stark held the proxies of Judge J'ark and Judge Bora- side. Chairman fttark stated after the meeting that Sir. Illalnck had differed from the other memliers on certain points and had re fused to sign the report, which was for warded to Chairman Yeot committee. nnan Yeomans of the state Th* Committee Report. It as follows: J, Yeomans, Chairman, you should deal witn in ''arranging the coming state Democratic primary/’ to 1m held on August 22, INS. beg leave to make raent and Instruction In the city of Atlanta of) the rsth of Slay, J**. it* 1 both commit tees, through their respective chairmen, t Immediately notified, trying out the suggestions contained In your communication to us, we tried to get ““ two committees to agree upon * .basts ettlement among themselves, and In r to give the factions or committees ...... to adjust the mater we adjourned over to the 29th, next day.. The two committees could not, or at least did not. settle the dif ferences. amoug themselves, but the follow- sS'aSra sc? dox coamilttre, vis: fir, raauultl", snd Hist IX" msnsr-r. ssd clerks Is said primary rlcGoa sbsll h« those who served In th' recent prtnury lu Fulton rnuntr: nny reeasHe* In nny pre cinct to lie fill'd by,three nmnar'r, and drekn who qualify In sold prerinct." In view of the fnregntsg agreement, that tustiree a fair eleetlnn In «sld county at said primary, which l» hereby utsdc n part of our report, w* hereby maka the followln "tve*.!* of the opinion, after berime from I*>tIt side, snd raoakUrlaa tbs .rqj—‘ crldenre aulimltt'd to ns. tbtt all tbr white ticmnrrstle rot ere of Fnlton • county who desired to partlripat, la the election of a ■mlttee, did not Of Nwvetnlier, .jta their rimee betmesallr 'halrmaa ■ithrtr the roart room •t a,a adequate far the eleetl.ru of o and Crtumlttee: t Inor the plain la IWI—WWW each a host of whir* Demnerets as there are In Fulton county to elect s new chair- man and committee, and laaamnrh aa tbeae con'llttona existed. we woald hare grewtly preferred that the matter be nettled and tie, l,le.l st s Special Democratic priaury election called .for thot pare.tee. as was suggested Itf Mr. C. T. Ibitthlns. I tat this annestlon did not meet with the approval rejgter hesdad by Mr. Maddox aa the crldcncc attltmltrd to tis. t lb- prims farlc right t.f .crimed to l.y retiring Item- that 1 rimhsma sadlewmarittee the Hob. D. N. Mrtmiloaxh. ncratle rhalnosn of IMMa...,. or.reuma by the ecldeace sultmlttrd . sad that yon should. In imaging omlsg state Democratic prlsiary el~-. tlon, deal with aad recornhc what la knows as the Febler committee. R\ IV. ' i AUK, Chalrtuau. PRANK I’.tliK. J. Ill UNl'II.K. White Canvas Shoes New styles, 'worth $2.00 and $2.50. Sale Tomorrow As this Sale is for Complete Clearance, None of These Shoes Will Be Sent On Ap proval or Sold Subject to Return or Exchange. Samples from the Line are in a Show Window. Every stylish woman wants white can vas shoes—the ideal footwear for tennis, golf, automobiling, for wear at the baseball games or summer theatre and for general wear with white frocks. . Here’s a chance to buy them at very much less than usual price—for we secured twelve hundred pairs at a bargain figure and will share our good fortune with our customers. The collection is about equally divided between two styles, one of which is shown in the accompanying illustration. One is a 3-eyelet blucher tie with plain toe, turned sole, canvas covered heel and wide ribbon lace; the other is a S-eyelet blucher tie with neat cap toe, turned sole, solid tan leather heel and'wide lace. Both are made of ex tra quality canvas—new in shape, stylish, comfortable $nd durable. . Real retail values are $2.00 and $2.50; take them in this sale at Choice $ls£ Special Sale of Fancy Linens Keely Company Special Sale of Brown Skirts Rancher Wouldn't Dine With Teddy Because He Didn V Have Dress Suit By Private Leased Wire. Washington,. June 29.—Because he had no dress suit and knows what’s proper to wear at white house dinners, John Willis, of Glasgow, Mont, who Is a warm friend of the chief executive, yesterday turned down an Invitation to dine with President Roosevelt. Willis and the president fbrmerly ranched together on th* Little* Missouri river. They have eaten together In the smoke of th* prairie ramp Are, nnd Mr. Roosevelt told Willis he could come to the white houee dinner table In a buckskin suit, but the old rancher couldn’t bo persuaded. Willis nnd Senator Carter rifled on the president to dlsruss the apparent dilatory tartlrs of the en gineers of ths rerlamatlon service on the Milk J g|“‘ "'ll ~ ■ nt this time tho dinner Invitation was extended- SCHOOfca AND colleges. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. COLLEGE and RD TV A IT CminesvlIU Conservatory XJ CV. ML/ 11 /* V GEORG I A Two ■ Th, DJI-,, fwl *& I,be11 sratr ins'l< i<|encc sit! Vln«1fv’l lubj*-11; fdfullr of 25: offm b«ii *dk*r,Mg«d in muile, rlocution,art; ipecls. cnuri^L^ralrTrig t r«r M> Plano*; two p(o« organ! 5 m-» I 'jnMfui cssc'rt hall In th* I'k.th. L'r-i.i i had 275 h re l refer tiny 11 sD'rs. RcMtijM hui'dinirs. Id»al local Inn. AMtodn IjBOffH. r»f. A. W. VAtf IIOOSK or II. J. PEARCE, A ‘ ‘ " WHITE IS PROMOTED READ OF DEPARTMENT! Mr*. A. T. Mnrkwood nt»l . blld, lira. C. K. Ilurrliflelrl nnd two rhll-lri-n of Jobn»«»n City. bu'I lira. KauI* of Iliwtt Hiy. Jrr crrnm was wrvH for dfnnar and nomi all uuro deathly nlrk. PhynlcUin* vrara luittlljr ' } • x ‘ “1*7 annonnr^l that all bad | j from «ill I M ting fhi» tr* errant, tb* do**n pa BECAME GENERAL AGENT OF COAST LINE RAILROAD. Special to The Georgian. Wilmington, N. C- Juno 21.—The promotion of T. C. White, dlvlsoln passenger agent of tho Atlantic Coast Line railroad, at Savannah, to th* of fice of general passenger agent of tho Coast Lino system. Is announced. The apoplntment I* effective July I, Mr. White will make his headquar- tars here. E. M. North, now commercial agent the Coast Line at Augusta will prob ably bo named to eucreed Mr. White. Ilrxl. nnd thi <*u poison**! Tb* phydrlnna worked __ _ , tlentn for pavaral boars and they are ri ! peotrd to rraover. I Hr. fiihor I* sin Mod agent of the Ronth- PASSENGER! .7,"*” C,r " AT THE THEATERS FINAL MEETING FOR THE SUMMER UPRISING^Or JROO RMANY important dlacusslon. may arise Th* mloleter* who belong to .the Evangelical Ministers' Association wilt hold their laat meeting for the sum mer at th* Toung Men’s Christian As sociation Monday morning at 11:1* o'clock. Ths meetings hitherto have been held In the old First Baptist church, and this will bs ths first In the | Young Men's Christian Association. All j members srs Invited to be present, as At ths Casino. Large crowds are visiting the Casino this wsek and .very ono Is delighted with th* really meritorious perform ance which Is bslng offered there for the amusement of loeetergoers. Bet ter vaudeville could not be wished for. ee the six act* presented are ell clever and the feature of Mm*, flens Is per TH * ALABAMA BRENAU mmmm Kt KAl l.A. A I.AHAIIA. — A high grad* »*«il»#|-«* <*on*frmtnry .111.tf ll. Mi« 'I tl.l.-istiifli ...nr... I.. I orat'irr. Um DrawHf»:I law Write for III. Iifttrii »»f If, In «-*t abandon and vrti tura* ablrh dmlopi artraaa would prove hsp* th* greatest of Its kind In vau- >lVP| never fm By MALCOLM CLARKE, kperial Cable—Copyright. Ilerfls. Jane Jf.-Gorerntuest papers to day desy that there has leva any uprising snioag thVBSa troops la koath Africa. All the rsmart devilla. The' three remaining performsur** will certainly test th* capacity of th* cool summer play house. Th* ’’piece de resistance" of the sum mer season will doubtless be th* com ing next week of Max Hoffman’s own company In musical comedy end vau deville. Th* company number* over thirty people. Including a chorus of pretty girls, that have fairly set the I patrons of the front rows delirious In i other cities visited on th* circuit. Commenting on the performance Th* EXCELLENT SERinOE TO u ^gS, feeling of frte •{•Unary I nfi>n- t> «»f a *lng the vulgarity, but onlooker* with a miration for hot witching grace." VILLA RICA. Ml** Mszle \Vln-l***r ifiurm-.! Krlilnjr fro Dnw»4iii. Da., wiirr* *b«» rw«i-iul> .1..***-*1 If-rm of *rbool. U rJ.-y Italdwin n*w*__-__ N. A. Win-1 1 * tbe of 3ir Mri ■ * • . . ’ * ' - i/unuK >iiH luuiiuiB u» . '* XXSSrZf *nO Augu,t the Seaboard fk«* gortnuu+ttt’a mlimlnl poflry. Tbr die- Ing AM* WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH, NORTH CAROLINA. During the month* or June, July “ ‘ Air Line \t*\£ wllntJiiiid •»ong*'tke' •»****^f» l» I URDAY, ft through sleeping car to N’ 0.; returmog the will operate on It* train le*v- Atlanta nt 9:26 p. m., every BAT- through Bleeper will leave 1 mlngton Thursday DOZEN ARE POISONED t.i. driving hi BY EATING ICE CREAM '■ Vl " >'■ • , _____ h-vo been made with the street rail- 1,. Th.* O'WglsB. way people at Wilmington to have Hr:--. 1 i ■ : j. •.. a-Th- f t.itly *f J. I ears ready at th' depot tc Imm'dlato Flsluv. of Hind city. Tens., n<«r here.; ly transport pasaengers to the hotels ■ -’lr,s nt .- rrn. ssd #rh pre, • s who, at Wrlghtsvlile Beach. fJnvgag' will I sre risltiag ih'ra, sre all Is n rrltl'Sl mm ! be checked to destination. \\’KKK- ■ linos freui i'd, •■ Ing s - .-lin'd by mtinj END rate, good for five days, fb cost.i which was sll-.w —: >'• ■■'1,1 SKASON tickets, »l k ..55. I’ JL “lu.'i' mV I'.*"';. I, g.„,„• SEABOARD. ths performance taken ** a whole Is th* nn* peculiar thing that makes s vaudeville something worth while, something besides mere horseplay, that may arouse lb* peanut gallery, but 1 never appeal lo people of taste. It ; Is the fact that In th* midst of all the nonsense genoin* artistic tah ut craps out. For Instance, what would the skit of Otto Brothers really lug • month nt Young Ml-. Smith U.I- Isat week. Dr. H I. rint.nr was Dr ND- ll . I l.lt-.r- to Alls tits. th** It. Y. Colnnrl I'barln a* * rarfiit vte Mr. Jos- Iteltil «t of bl* i leave WO- It not for the realty remarkable vocal Mra. A. Whit* m..i - ii<r.ir*-u t t 3:00 p. gymnastics of Kniast Otto, who*** bar!- Aeytell wiiinkf to u-u i»**r AtInnt.'i at I" » >un<l and i.l**H*inir, ai,.l ,lr ; 1 . J]; ' . J,'V ,,f * IfTangementa * han if i Ml** M«rg*r. r • iii,.iu'r“u n t h-.n so pliable Leon of the old K<*11> atre I Com {/any? "There is In HofTnu true BrtlNt. an*] *li** I man hrr^.f a f»M i. hose avelt teal rhythn h** human flK'l ti‘» otnpeny one irtxU H*»ff- _ “fuJ woman, iapts Itself to mu* ell-made glove fit* veritable *rtl*t in i”*’^ "* tno- ne nt* of tiie gri *t- ' *rb« here n i-un-nta. f rrturaed ting frii-ud* lu tb*t