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The Atlanta Georgian. VOL. I. XO. 61. ATLANTA, GA., FRIDAY JULY, 6. 1906 T>T»Ti-lT?i # In Atlanta TWO CENTS. •tlUL/AJ. on Train® FIVE CENTS. CHILD LABOR BILL WILL PASS SENATE, COMPELLING EDUCATION Measure is Fathered by Majority of Senators. body last year KILLED BELL BILL Confusion Will Follow as Bell Has Again Introduced His Bill Into the House. That a child labor bill will be passed by this senate was definitely deter- mined Friday through the Introduction of a bill bearing the signature of twen ty-three senators—a majority ot that body. The radical difference between this measure and the Bell hill In the house and the Peyton and Furr measure the senate Is the compulsory education clause. The act expressly forbids the em ployment of any child under 14 years of age In any factory lp Georgia who cannot read and write simple sen tenues; who has not attended school twelve weeks In the year previous to reaching the age ot 14; such children must attend school not less than six weeks each year until they have passed the school age, which Is 16 years In Georgia. ' The bill waa Introduced by Senators randier. Hand, Miller, Bunn, Hogan, Strange. Bond, Bennet, McHenry, Steed, Wheatley, Slrmapg, McAllister, Foy, Bloodworth, Westbrooks, Adams. Crum, Peyton, Furr, Lumsden, Grayblll and Copelan. Changed Their Views. Several of these Opposed the Bell bill, killed In the senate last session. Indicating a determination to at last place on-the statute books a measure fur the children of Georgia. It provides that children under ten years cannot be employed in factories under any circumstances; children un der Vi years only when the support of a widowed mother or a disabled f er Is required. All factory owners are required to keep on file in their offices certificates procured through the ordinary showing the date of birth of children employed, such certificates to bo of force for pe riods of one yaar only. Children under 14 years cannot bo employed between the hours of T.n. m. and (am. Violations of nny provisions of tills set make the violator' punlshablo hs for a misdemeanor. It also makes It a misdemeanor tor parent or guardian to make.false affidavits us to age. Will It Pass the House? Passage ot this act Is Insured In the senate. It remains to be seen If the house will accept It with the compul sory education clause. Representative Madison Roll has reintroduced bis bill In I he house. The senate bill was referred to the committee on labor and immigration, of which Senator McHenry Is chair man. MOTHER AND CHILD HURT IN A TROLLEY CAR CRASH Two Cars on College Park Line Collide on Curve Near East Point—Mrs. Galbraith and Girl Slightly Injured. ALL BUT 1, QRR ARE TO BEDROPPED BY NEWYORK LIFE Robert J. Lowry Re nominated For Board. ' K.v Private Leased Wirt. Xew York, July 6.—The New York Life Insurance Company has announced 1,s “Indr.lslratlon trustees ticket to be v ,,ted for In December. In view of the proposed action of the International policy holders’ committee and public sentiment, all the officers except Presl- Oit have been dropped, rhe thirteen new men on the admln- I'trotion ticket are: James H. Eckels, n. ( "dcago; David It. Francis, of 8t. Louis Ju* pieischman, of Cincln-. ?*’.*• Ltetman, of this city; 1 L orac# n* Lurton, of Nashville, Term.; Seth M. Mllllken, of this city; John C,. Millburn, formerly of Buffalo, and -.runsel to the Fowler Investlgat- inK committee, which recently turned ... a "Pfclal report, “whitewashing" j, IV p ® r klns; Anton A. Raven, J"hr, Reid, Fleming H. Rclnell and E. h>- Snow, all of this city, and Louis Vayner. 0 f Philadelphia. Th« present members of the board 5?" ar “ renominated are John Claflln, Im" 11 ;?' £ Fowler, chairman of the O'■'tlg.-itlng committed; Woodbury Mac? , n ’J tob * rt J - ljOMTy - ClarenS Henry C. Mortimer, George Mam 11*22: A'exender E. Orr, WII- i Ptankett,- Augustus G. Paine aml Hlrsm Steele. ED, OF ENGLAND, 0 BE GOD FATHER rTl''. C Il?I , ?? 1 1 n« "HI take place Au- fwther. Kln * Edward will be god- Two trolley cars on the College Park lino of the Georgia Railway and Elec tric Company collided Thursday night at 6:12 o*clock on a sharp curve «at Knott's crossing, half a mile this side of East Point, os the result of which a mother and child were Injured and the cars considerably damaged. The injured were Mrs. F. M. Gal braith, wlfo of a well known druggist In. Peters street, and her 6-year-old daughter. Mrs. Galbraith was cut on the cheek and her right shoulder was bruised. The child was bruised by be ing knocked from a seat. Mr. Gal braith, the husband and father, was on the car, but escaped unlojured. Motormen Escape By Jumping.* The front ends of both cars were crushed. The incoming car, No.-167, was being operated by Motorman J. C. Parker, while E. W. Arnold was motorman on the outgoing car, No. 166. When it was seen that a collision was Inevitable, both motormen shut off the current from their respective cars, ap plied the emergency brakes, and leaped for their lives. Neither of them was injured. The speed of the cars was greatly reduced by the quick action of the mo tormen. and this prevented a more h® rlous wreck. The Incoming car had ot board twenty-nine passengers and th® outgoing car thirty-five passengers, all of whom were Jolted and given a gen eral shaking up. Shortly after the collision, the pas sengers were transferred to other can nnd the two wrecked cars brought Into the city. The Galbraith family was on the in coming car. Mrs. Galbraith and her child were able to continue the trip to the city. Their Injuries aro not considered serious. Cause of the Accident The accident Is thought to have been due to a misunderstanding of the sig nal lights. Car No. 167. on arrival at East Point, took the switch and wait ed until one regular and one special car had passed. Tho wait for these i delayed No. 167 seven minutes over Its variation of five minutes. Aft er the special had passed, No. 167 pulled out of the switch f--r the city, the crew- supposing tho track was clear to. the next switch. As the car rounded the curve at Knott's crossing, the head light of No. 166 loomed In front, and • . II 4 UK.' the crash. BUYS SUIT AFTER 15 YEARS; WIFE HAS HIM ARRESTED By Private Leased Wire. Chicago, July 6.—August Manthay lost week bought the first suit of real new clothes he has had In fifteen years and yesterday his former wife had him In Judge McEwen's court and accused him of trying to be a eport. From the testimony of the woman It appeared that there was due and payable to her the sum of *76 by way of alimony. This trivial fact was brought to the atten tion of Judge McEwen and that offi cial called upon Mr. Manthay to ex plain. “It Is true,” said Manthay, “that I bought a new suit of clothes, but It was the first new suit I lmve had In fifteen years, nnd I renlly neded It” The court gave him till Thursday to settle." PREACHER HAS MOCK HANGING IN THE PULPIT OF HIS CHURCH By Private Leased Wire. Red Rock, Minn., July 6.—Rev. J. D. Morrison, an evangelist, of Louisville, Ky., who Is conducting a series of meetings here, aided by the Methodist congregation, astounded ■ his audlenco last night by presenting a mock hang ing In the pulpit Before the services the evangelist had a rope with a noose at ono end sus pended from tho tlmbera over the pul pit. When In the course of his bitter arraignment of such men as Stanford White, tho New York millionaire alaln by Harry K. Thaw, tho evangelist pulled down tho rope, placed the nooso around his neck, drew down tho other end of the rope and acted as It he were being strangled to death. COUNT BONI, SEEKING GORE, ONLY GETS MERRY “HA!’: “HA!’ CAPTAINS AT ANY COST. By Private Iasi sod Wire. Paris, July 6.—Count-Bonl de Caste! lane Is howling for gore. He wants to fight a duel In which the seconds will guarantee that some one shall be hurt. The particular object of his wrath Is Deputy Regnles, who headed the proceedings that led to Bonl being unseated and fired from the chamber of deputies. ... , It appears that after the debate In which It was agreed to throw the count out of the chamber, Bonl met Regnles and said: “Ah, baht I do not wish to make a scene here, so plesse consider your face slapped." Regnles gave vent to a very deris ive 'ha ha" and passed along. This angered Count Bonl, who later left his card on Regnles’ desk. When the latter found the card he wrote the count, saying: "Consider the duel as having been fought and yourself dead." Now tho count’s friends say that Bonl will Insist on fighting ltcgnlrs. The letter’s friends say that If Bonl makes any attempt to alap the deputy’s face Regnles will thrash him soundly. GOULDS DI8CU8S FATE OF COUNT Special Cable—Copyright. . Paris, July 6.—The question of a! lowing alimony to Count Bonl do Cas tellano was discussed at the palace of the countess between heraeir, her sis ter, Miss Helen Gould, their brother, Georgs J. Gould, and the countess’ law- FLAMES IN STORE CAUSE SUSPICION OF ANJCENDIARK Sleuths Investigate Midnight Fire in Store. reported today that_the pay ment of allmi yer. It was r#L ^ __ ...ent of alimony to Count Bonl was strongly urged by the countess herself pending her divorce proceedings. The count. It Is understood, would be. In dire straits If the outcome of the Gould family conference resulted In the defeat of hia hopes for alimony. Everybody expects that It will ter mlnate favorably for Bonl. .IVERYMAN IS SHOT BY A HORSE TRADER AND DIESJNSTANTLY 'AS TAKING A DRINK WHEN FIRED ON FROM BE HIND. Special to the Georgian. Dalles, Tex., July A—W. A. Mims. weU-kaowo livery stable proprietor end hone men, of thle dty. wee .hot end In- ntnntly killed et nn eerly boor thle morn- inervlll®, s snail town s few mites north °^llhus*wt§ shot Id the back be was tsklDf a drink of water. With word®, God. Wllllrm^ foo havekllled me at nothing." he sank to the floor and ex ited almost Immediately. Aa bt turned rilllama ahot him again In the. breaat HEAD IS BLOWN OFF BY AN ACCIDENTAL DISCHARGE OF GUN HORRIBLE ACCIDENT OVERTAKES PROMINENT DALLAS CITIZEN. 1 f „ Pr ! v »*» Leased Wire, c. "i Ju *r 6.—The condition of the n ** ““"log some uneasl- 1 J’ nt the palace today. : VT word receded 1. that her although }Ef , not “ Un »»l*jg, >h. ha? - ~ cUI - d,nUI <» made that , ■uttered any serious relanse - Ihru 0 ., b * blrth of th * hew heir to the tmMnmer~home~'at Windsor. Vt, where ' he has a etudlo. and that he Is su«er : tills in. shot him an ither ahot would hare r> v > n A Williams lied, lint wan captured end Pl A”bn«lnMs'dtengreemrnt led to the -bill ing. CANCER MENACES LIFE OF FAMOUS SCULPTOR By Private Leased Wire. New York, July 4—It was learned In this city last night that Augustus fit. Gsudens, th* sculptor, to HI at his Ing from the effects of a number of operatlos supposed to be for cancerous growth. Special to the OeorgMn. I Dellas, Tex., Jnly 6.—August Keller, well-ksowB end prominent rltlien of Del las, wan Instantly killed laU yesterday afternoon,by the accidental discharge of n shotgun'while he was out hunting The tep of bis head wan Mown otr. COLD ME AT AUCTION, ASSERTS JEWISH GIRL By Print# Leased Wire. ■New York, July 6.—Lena Galeno and Joseph Ruggers, of *041 First avenue, were held for further examination next Monday th the Harlem court today, as the result of the revelations made by Boole Cohen, 17 years of age. of No. J2S East One Hundred street The girl declared that she had been held In practical slavery for two months, finally being sold at auction for Hi, As the rosult of a fire Friday mortv Ing shortly after midnight In the de partment store of C. G. Hannah, No. 372 Windsor street, believed to havo been of Incendiary origin, city detec tlves are proeecutlng a thorough In vestlgatlon. The fact lhat the store wee saturated with oil and the rear door was par tially open convinces the detectives that the blase was the work of a fire bug. The fire started In the rear of the stars and was discovered by an employe ot the Southern railway shop*, which are situated directly across Windsor street from the etore. The fire department was hurriedly eummoned and the fire extinguished before any considerable damage had been done. Pollco Call Officers. Dunton nnd Gallaher also went to the scene and made an Investigation. As soon as the firemen entered the place they detect ed the teU-tale OIL and It was soon Ascertained that the place hod been profusely saturated. Further Investi gation revealed the fact that the rear door waa unfastened and partially open. The police say tho door had not been forced open, but appeared to have been opened with a key. The police also state-that ao far aa they could discover nothing had been stolen from the store. Officer Gallaher had a conference with the detective.'department Friday morning and turned over to the sleuths what Information he had In hand, the dauctlvaa at once beginning work In an effort to run the firebug to earth. GREEK UNION HEAD DEAD IN ROUMANIA Br Privet# Leased Wire.' Rome. Italy, July 6.—Michael Ana- negeus falso written Anagnos-Topou- los), president of the Greek Union of America, son-in-law of Dr. Samuel O. Howe and Julia Ward Howe, nnd Dr. Howe’s successor as superintendent of the Perkins Institute for the mind, M dead at Turn-Severin, Roumanla. MRS. W. K. VANDERBILT RIDES ON FIRE ENGINE By Private Leased Wire. New York, Jnly 4.—“I’ve ridden on most everything, but this ha* been the _ of my life," said Mrs. Willie K. Vanderbilt yesterday as she alighted from the seat of the Great Neds fire lepartment’s steam engine. ft waa not a long ride that Mrs. Vnn- lerbllt had, "Ittlng bselds the fire en- gin* driver, but It was none the less exciting. She warn speeded from the *Jg» »f Lake Success te bar country ' Decddale FATAL SHOOTING 3 One Dead, One Seri ously Wounded, * Other in Jail. 8perlal to the Georgian. llnwhlusvllle. Os., July A—Heeb Hunt, Baeweg Penial and Bartbn ■■Flendley eg gng.,1 In n fitful shooting affray'Mat night In the rear of Ujan'a store. Headley was Instantly killed. Hunt seriously wounded ntul Itsnhd I. In Jnll. Hunt nnd Pnnli-1 lived near bare, and tool li.t't troll,-I. r--r. filer,guns and pistols'were used In the shooting. 00000000000000000000000000 u o 5,000 8EE MAN FALL FROM "LOOP-THE-LOOP.’ 0 5 a a a a a a a 5 o a a a o o 0 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOP By Private Leased Wire. Kenoaha, WIs., July 6.—Ar thur Holden, of Newark. N. J, p - thi loop-the-loop performer of O the Mundy carnival nhows, bail “ a narrow eacapo from death here last night, when the mech anism of the loop failed to work, and Holden wan thrown with great violence from the car. It Is feared that he was'Inter nally Injured. The accident was witnessed by 6,000 people. O0OOOOO0OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO0OO AMERICAN ENGINE G0E8 75 MILE8 AN HOUR. By Private Leased Wire. Reading. Pa, July 6.—The Reading Railway Company re cently turned out a passenger locomotive tor the Atlantic City railroad which has made a rec ord. In a trial run the locomo-' live made the distance between, Camden and Atlantic City In 41’ minutes. ThM M at the rate of 76 miles an hour. FREE RUSSIA CRY' IS BEING VOICED BYREVOLUTIONISTS Outbreak at Samara Adds Fuel to the Flames. Special Cable—Copyright fit. Petersburg, July 6c—The rear has personally entered Into the task of suppressing revolt In his army and haa Issued order# for the peremptory re moval of several of his favorito com manders and otherwise done unpre cedented things. The Grand Duke Nicholas Nlchollvltch Is given power to rauso mure removals- as well os In vestigate conditions In the army. It Is lor I > -lid lll.lt ' ;• ll-l .11 I irtrl'ill. l-o oil, ly disgraced for Indorsing the douma, M an American and the eon ot a man named Gordon. r.o regiments In the Samara g, are fn open mutiny awaiting the decision of their officers on a set of civil and military demands, which they drew up and presented. Sailors at Saveatopol and Cronatadt continue In a mutinous state. REPUBLIC OF RUS8IA,” CRY OF REVOLUTIONISTS, Hy Private Leased Wire. St. • Pstersblrg, July 6.—Revolution ists today declared that the republic of Russia was their only hopo, and that It would soon be declared. The out break. st Horners has given great Im petus to thslr cause, and It Is believed that a general strike order will be the first move. PUI MIL mil ID Members of White’s Family Constantly 'Followed. PRISONER S MOTHER SAILS FOR AMERICA Detective Promises Sensation When Thaw Hears of Return of "Mysterious Oir].” njr Trim to I .on soil Wire. London. July 6.—Mrs. William Thaw, mother of Harry Thaw,* waa a pa*®en- ger on the Kalserln Augu.ita Victoria, which sailed today. Net* York, July 6.—Tho family and friend* of Stanford White held a coun cil of war today to determine on fic tion to offset the campaign ®«*t on foot by the Thaw family, and Harry Thau * lawyer® and detective®. ntchard Man*flel<l White, with Mr Me Kim, one of Stanford Whiten part ner®, Allan W. Evart®, his nttcrn<>v, nnd Private Detective p. L. Bargoff, met nnd formulated action to turn the tide of popular opinion to a more fav orable view of the ®Iain architect. White Family Shadowed. Detective DergofT said today that ev ery member of the White family, n® well n® their clo«e friend® and the de tectives employed by them, are bring constantly shadowed by MrutliH believ ed to bo employed by the Thaw Inter est®. He said that he hlmaeJf had been shadowed for several day®. ‘ There will be another actuation In the cane In a few day®," said U-rg. rr, "we have located a mysterious young woman whom Thaw knew intimately. She fled from New York after the Hliiintimc, out will rrtiiiii and wr will turn her over to the district attorney m a witness. When Harry Thaw hear® he I® back in New York ho will col lapse In his cell.” Affidavit 8tory Denied. Young Mr®. Thaw visited her hus band In the Tombs, staying them ton Inutcs. Hhe went thence to the of fice of Rx-Judge Olcott. Hit** refused discuss tho iiffldavlt story. Ex-Judge Olcott again denied that ny affidavit was drawn up to use against Thaw. THAW BRANDS A8 FALSE REPORT OF WIFE'S 8UIT. IJy Private Lcnm-d Wire. Now York, July 6.—Harry Kendall Thaw today declared that tho ®tate- ment that Evelyn Nesblt Thaw, Insti gated by Stanford White, signed an af- llduvlt In ;i o,-!itemj»l;it.’d breach of promise suit against him,, six months prior to their marriage, i® part of a conspiracy hatched by the enemies of himself and wife to send him to the electric chair. Evelyn Nesblt Thaw has denied that sli«’ ever signed an affidavit In a con-* tcmplutcd breach <>f promise suit, and declares that she cannot »>.• frightened out of testifying for her husband. Itoger O’Meara, the detective who ha* been engaged by Thaw to procure evi dence, \tns In t 1:1m * It v today and had conference with the lawyers for tho defi’nte JoMiah «Thaw said that ho had full authority to do what he could the West. Henjamln Thaw, a brnth- of Harry. 1h in New York stopping 1 the St. Regis. 0O0O0OOOOOO0O 0000000000000 O000O0OO0000O00OO0OOOOOO00 By Private Leased Wire. Charlottesville, Va., July 6.— P. R. Bradshaw; a young busi ness roan or Brunswick, Md., arrived at False re I* day# ago, complained of being III and went to bed. He has be«n asleep ever since. Only at long Intervals does Mr. Bradshaw awaken, when he takes the Hit I, no jr- By Prirate leased Wire. Parts, July 6.—A royal ball M to be arranged tor the entertainment of Con gressman nnd Mrs. Longworth, and the plana have aroused a great stir In the fashionable world. Little has yat been made public regarding the affair, but It haa leaked out that (he principal fea ture Is to be a national dance by the members of the suite of the king ot Ambodla. President Failures has secured the BoM de Boulogne for the affair, which party. It M to be an outdoor affair, with a number of novel features added. The Americana In Parle, headed, of course, by Ambassador McCormick, are arranging a long program of enter tainments for Mr. and Mrs. Longworth, and the entire embassy staff haa bean pressed Into service. Several dinners hy prominent Americana will take plan. , _ . ,the coming weak. In addition to the 00000000000000000000000000 larger affairs and receptions. MOTHER OF THAW'S WIFE DENIE8 8TORY ABOUT WHITE Private I-cnecd Wire. Pittsburg, July 6.—The following statement was given out today by Mrs. harles J. Holman, mother of Mm. Eve lyn Me.hit Thaw: I neveS Introduced my daughter to Htllllf'.til Whit.- I Ii.MI trruk tl'T t-* theater mnnngern. I accompanied her,' I « mild t“11 I" r iiilt h.-r filing alone, have been Htolictousiy mlarepivnont- ed. My story will bo told.nt the time. 1 ntn not In strict seclusion. Have received nil frlende, but have de nied reporters, (filgned) “MRS. CHAS. J. HOLMAN." FOUR ARE KILLED BY AN EXPLOSION Of GASOLINE VAT Many Persons Are Re ported As Fatally Injured. Hy Prirate Leased Wire. Saginaw, Mich., July 1—A i vat In the Coeendal Dye Wc plotted here today, causing th ot four persona, as. far a. knnv Many persons are totally toj M reported. In neerby building- 00000000000000000000000000 O O KING CONGRATULATES O MOUNTAIN CLIMBER. O By Private Leased Wire. Rome, Italy, July t: —King Victor Emmanuel ha» wired to hla cousin, the Duke of Ahru/zl, now In Uganda, Central Africa. 000O000OOOOOO00000O0OO00O<*