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'lill’J ATLANTA UlbUrtu 1 AN. — SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT New York Life Insurance Company of New York. OfmalMd under the law* of the elate of New state of .Jeorxla. to pursuance of the law. of Principal "trice, 31$ and Zi K Broadway. I. CAPITAL STOCK, None—a purely mutual company. II. ASSETS. Total assets III. LIABILITIES. Total policy claims eh. made to the governor of the policies which the company voluntarily seta aside In .wo5.aoo.ooo.oo qulrcuieiits... 7,400,000.00 Additional excess of the states requl Beserre to provide dlyldeuils payable to policyholders In 1000 and there after ns the periods matnre 30,000,000.00 Reserve to provide for all other contingencies 0,000,000.00 Total liabilities ; 8469,909,009.09 |V. INCOME DURING THE FIRST 8IX MONTHS OF THE YEAR 1900. Total Income »M,010,50104 v. DISBURSEMENTS DURING THE FIRST 8IX MONTH8 OF THE YEAR 1900. Total disbursements. A .829.900,7*8* A copy of the act of Incorporation, duly certified, la of Ola la the office of the Insurance commissioner. STATU OF GEORGIA—County of Fu'ton. that Personally appeared before the undersigned E. J. Clerk, who. being duly sworn, deposes and aaya that he le the euperriaor of New York Life Insurance Company, end t the foregoing statement U correct nnd true. E. J. CLAItK. Sworn to and aubaertbed before me this 51th day of July, 1900. C. M. HOLLINGSWORTH, N. P„ F. Co., Ga. L. MIMS, Mgr., 807 Empire Building THREE REBATERS E INDI BY FEDERAL JURY American Sugar Refining Company Thought To Be in List. amusements XASINO TONIGHT—MATINTE TODAY. DAN ROSA AND CRIMMINS GORE T FOB SALE UNFIT FOB FOOD Butcher McAfee Arrested by Meat Inspector and Their Own Company In- •A WARM MATCH.’ Next Week VAUDEVILLE NEXT WEEK HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. BRINDAMOUIJ, The Mysterious Handcuff King. Mills & Morris, Corned iana. Aldo & Amour, Comedy Gymnasts. Jessia DaWaist, Banjolst. Early & Lata. CAMERAGRAPH. DONCE DELEOIJ 1 F'yVRK n Direction JAKE WELLS, Pres. ATLANTA'S GARDEN OF EDEN, WITH IT* Fairy Tale Delights. BAND CONCERTS TWICE DAILT. Picnic Grounds Now Open OLD MAN ATTEMPTED TO PASS "BUM" CHECK Wasser. M. B. McAfee, a butcher, was lined In two counts In the police court Satur day morning. He was charged with trying to tell meat unfit for food and for contempt of court. Meat Inspector Waaaer stated that he had found McAfee with a wagon load of young calves which were too lean to make good food and which were exposed to the hot sun all the fore noon. The case waa set for Thursday afternoon. ' When the case was called McAfee was In the court room, but was found to be asleep, following Indulgence In Decatur street whisky. He was locked up the next day and held until Satur day, when he had sobered up. Judge Broyles fined him $16.75 for handling bad meat and £he same, sum for con tempt of court. FAKE LORD GIVEN A LEASE ON LIFE By Private Leased Wire. Washington, July 58.—The supreme court of the United States yesterday received notice that the chief justice of the supreme court of Mlseourl had |S‘ sued an order extending for sixty days from July SO the Mme for the tiling of the transcript of the record In the case of "Lord" F. Seymour JJarrlngton, un der sentence of death In that state for murder. The fictitious English lord has led a variegated career In his swindling op erations In this country and England. He has swindled by shrewd confidence games and has wooed heiresses with all the ardor of a youthfu. lover. Bar rington met James P. McCann, a wealthy St. Louis horseman. McCann took pity upon the exposed and penni less wretch and gave him a home at his house. According to the testi mony upon which he was convicted, Barrington lured his host Into the country, murdered him, robbed the body and threw It Into a stream. Albert A. Clark, an old man, was arrested Friday afternoon by Detec tive Lockhart and charged with pass ing a forged check for $* at the Fa mous dry goods store on Decatur street. The check was signed with the name of A. E. Collins. When It waa found to bt worthless the officer was called In and soon succeeded In locat ing Clark. Judge Broyles bound him over to be tried In the city court. AMERICAN CONSUL ANGERS GERMANY ff pedal Cable—Copyright. Berlin, July 28.—It Is probable that the United States government will be asked to recall the American consul at Kohle because of his report of food adulterations In that section. The newspapers are very bitter In denun ciation of his report, which, they de clare, Is without foundation In. fact. By Prlvst* Leased Wire. New York, July 28—The Federal grand Jury appeared before Judgs Hough, In the United States district court, yesterday and handed up Indict ments for violations of the anti-rebate laws against three corporations, the names of which United States District Attorney Stlmson refused to give out for the public Information, on the ground that It would tend to defeat the ends of Justice. ' He admitted that no Individuals were named In the indictments. It Is almost certain that one of the corporations named In the Indictments Is the American Sugar Refining Com pany, as It Is known that for at least two weeks past that company's activ ity In the rebate business has occupied all of the Federal grand Jury's atten tlon. MAY DEMAND CHANGE OF VENUE FOR THAW His Attorneys Are Expected to Take This Action. LETTERS OF WHITE HELD BY GARYAN Wife, Brbther-in-Law and Detective Talk with Slayer of White in Tombs. ARRESTS CERTAIN IN HARTJE CASE EARLY NEXT WEEK By Private Leased Wire. Pittsburg, July 28.—Matters have reached such a stage In the Hartje case that the arrest of two conspcluous personages, It Is said, will be no longer delayed. In all probability next week will see them arrested on charges of forgery and conspiracy. The admission by Susie Wagner yes terday that she had received three let ters from Mrs. Hartje, It is claimed, sustains the contention of Mrs. Hartje that she had not written the celebrated ‘‘Susie'' letter, exhibit No. 8, but that the second letter she had written sim ply contained the statement that she had broken up house keeping and was living with her mother and hoped Susie would be able to secure a position hers. This letter, Mrs. Hartje claimed, was a short one, whereas the famous No. 6" exhibit Is lengthy. The de fense asserts that the second letter was used as a copy, and additions made to It. The assistant district attorney admits that he has a deposition made by a negro who states, In substance, that Hooe, the negro coachman, asked him to go along wit" 1 ‘ ' Ith him In a story to the effect that he had seen Mrs. Hartje and Hooe together, the latter saying there would be good money In It. AT FLAT" BUT NOTHING DOING Just after midnight Friday night the tetephope at the police station rang sharply and Call Officer Gallaher went to the box. In a moment he emerged and ran for his bicycle. ‘‘Burglars,’’ he said. “Burglars at the Carlton flats.” Call Officer Dunton Joined him and the two sped to the corner of Fatrlle street and Carnegie way. Here they found an excited woman with a story to tell. "You see my window Is on the base ment floor and the sidewalk Is almost level with It." she explained. "I saw the shadow of a man passing by. He stopped and then I heard him tiptoe The officers looked at the window and the sidewalk. Then they explained that It was very natural for a man to walk by, even after midnight. There was no trace of any burglary and they returned to the police station, leaving the frightened flat dweller to slumber again. By Private Leased Win. New York, July 28.—Counsel for Harry Kendall Thaw. It was said to day, are likely to ask for a change of venue before the date set for his trial. October 1$. for the murder of Stan ford White. It will be argued that the attention of the community has been aroused such an extent that a fair and Impar tlal trial In this county Is Impossible. The district attorney will oppose such a move. Assistant District Attorney darvan. It Is believed, has In his pos session the letter written to Stanford White by Evelyn Nesblt In the stormy period preceding her marriage to liar ry Thaw. That these letters are In existence known, and It was said today that they were found among White's effects and turned over to the district attorney's office. * There Is a possibility that the din trlct attorney may ask that a commie slon be appointed to Inquire Into Thaw's mental state. Carnegie Is 8ssrchsd. Mr. and Mrs. George Luder Carnegie, the latter Harry Thaw's sister, visited him In the Tombs today. They were Joined there by Evelyn Nesblt Thaw and Roger O'Mars, the Pittsburg de< trctlve. This was the first visit of Mr. Car negie to Harry Thaw since the latter has been In the Tombs. He was sub mlttsd to the most rigorous search bo fore permitted to go to Thaw's call. ALL SOUTHERN RUSSIA SEE THING IN RE VOL T Manifesto of Dissolved Douma Is Causing Endless Strife. MUTINY REPORTED OF BIG GARRISON Prince Lvofl Declines to Ac cept a Portfolio in the Stoly Pin Cab inet. By GEORGE FRAZER. Pr Private leased Wire. ‘ St. Petersburg, July 21.—Despite all the efforts of the government to pre vent the fact from becoming public, there Is ho doubt that all of south Russia Is seething with revolt and that 'the situation there Is rapidly approach ing a condition of armed revolution. It Is estimated that In the govern ment of Kharkoff there are close to 90,000 men organised, many of them armed and drilled by men who have served In the army. At Yusovka, one of the principal smelting centers In southern Russia, workmen have risen and seised the smelting establishment, and It Is said that troops sent tn quell the uprising have Joined the rebels. Peasants Are Active. All through the south the peas ants also are particularly active, and In many Instances have organised n system of guerilla warfare, which Is extremely difficult for the authorities to successfully combat In the govern ment of Podola, attempts to arrest agi tators have been vigorously resisted by the people, and at Poskurov the whole town rose and rescued the revolution ary leaders, who had been arrested by detachments of dragoons. In many places barricades have been erected, defense committees formed and the announcement Is plain to Interfere with the liberty of leaders will be resisted by force. Manifesto Causes Strife The manifesto of the douma Is being circulated as rapidly as possible, and It Is notable that as fast as It reaches a locality disorders begin there. Despite the fact that scores of men were arrested In Moscow, while pine ardlng the walls of the city with the manifesto, others took thslr places, end the city Is plastered with copies of the document. A printing office waa seised last night at Yaroslav by armed men and a vAst number of the manifesto were run off. Another manifesto has been Issued, addressed to the peasants, pointing out the grievances under which they suffer, and the Impossibility of their receiving any relief at the hands of the govern ment as at present constituted. Mutiny Is Reported. It Is reported that a widespread mu tiny has occurred at Kronstadt and that practically the entire garrison Is In revdlt. One report has It that the famous Semanovsky regiment has de cided to cast In its lot with the people. Prince Nicholas Lvoff has declined to accept a position Jn the Btolypin cabi net. Special Instructions were Issued to* deputies to the dissolved dnuma were not to be expelled from the capital, although under the law It Is forbidden for Jews to reside in St. Petersburg. Two new steamship lines are tn be established between Llbau and New York under government authority and with government md. The Idea Is to make It easy for the dissatisfied els. ment to leave the empire. Measures of this kind, however, are likely to do very little good. TRY A WANT AD IN THE GEORGIAN THIRTY-NINE COUNTIES SHOW GAIN OF$6,872,525 1909 show a net gain In values of $9,872,626 over : The same counties for 1906 showed a gain of 17,219,289, At first blush It would appear from these figures that the wealth of the state Is not Increasing as rapidly In 1909 as In 1905. But an Important detail not here appearing dissipates this Idea. Sev eral of the counties In these thirty-nine are counties from which part of thslr territory hss been cut off Into new counties. Of course, these counties lost several large districts, the returns for which will go Into the new counties. Eliminating such districts, the thirty-nine counties will actually show an Increase over the huge total of 1905. HERRING’S CATARRH CURE WHEN USED AS DIRECTED IS A SPECIFIC FOR CATARRH IN ALL STAGES It will absolutely and permanently eurc nasal, throat and bronchial Catarrh, Catarrh of the Stomach and Deafness. H. C. C. C. is a local treatment and a blood medicine 41 one bottle. Perfectly harmless; contains no alcohol. For Sale by All Druggists at $1.00 a Bottle. -MANUFACTURED ONLY BY- HERRING MEDICINE COMPANY, ATLANTA, GA. up in the: ozone: "In the Land of the Sky” KENILWORTH INN Situated In a Private Park of 160 Acres, Riltmorc, Near Ashe ville, N. C., J.500 Feat Above the Sea Level. najuar tmc place to spcnd thc (ummoio— lined as tht leading tints! In tbs mountains of We. Twill " NOrth roll ns. No scenorr In tbs world will rompers with the slew from Ibis Dots!. Mount ultrbsll sail Plagah la full risw. Adjoins and overlooks tbs Blltmor* mats. Cool. Inrisorstlnc rllmsts. nin.-snily furnished, cuisine nnsnrpsssnd. Pare wstsr. All vrxetat.ie. from out: Primo. garden gathered fresh .vary morning. Orrbsstn. golf, pool, billiards, tennis, Ursrr, beautiful rides and drtv *5 pool, billiards, tsonls, Ursnr, bssnllfnl Coach mssla all trains at Bllfmors stall tmnodated under any etreumetanrss. C< a and d _ —. .— . _.atloa. Conaumptlrra not ae- rommodatnd under any elrrnmatanrea. Coach Is operated hy man axement. running every half hour bstwsan trollny front Ashetrtle ar the hotel. Open all the yaar. Writs or wire for honk kl-t and rates. DENTAL COLLEGE OPEN ALL SUMMER All Work donc at Rcoular collioc prices cost op material • iMPRirdiONS Taken and Work delivered Same Day. TV, Is S Dental School whrrs Dm tilts of rsars of sipsri- In nss SM Mr r ica com- to learn tho latest thlnxs In Crown nnd ltrl.li, Voclt am' Urntal Ope rations. No atudsnts allowed to anfar. I'atisnta patronising na will tat thr adrantaca of sipsHsnce and aklll at rant, which fhay could nat cat .lan ds*. Air or J LMalSnJ*ctlon admlnistarad'for the PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH This la a r*xulac chartered Partial Coheir, running 1] months In thoyrar, and Always oritrf. Ramambar tha placa ATLANTA POST GRADUATE DENTAL SCHOOL DR. W. 8. CONWAY, MANAQCR. 2nd floor Slrinfr-liTtrr) HulUimj. I'r.nhlrrr Slrrrl, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. 8EMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT For the Ms Months Undine Juno SO, 1M, of tho Condition of tho NORTH AMERICAN ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY, oi Chicago, laws uf said atata. l'rlurlpnl offlrr, 217 La Balls stmt. Chicago, Ilia I. CAPITAL STOCK L Whole amount of capital slack Amount paid up In cash ii ASSESS Tutsi assets of the company, actual rush market veins III. LIABILITIES. Total llnhllltlra !2D 9.09 Total Income actually rrcrlrad during tbn Brat all mouths In rash Uil V. DISBURSEMENTS DURING THE FIR8T 8IX MONTH8 OF THE YEAR 1000. Totnl ( “* . — - - *1 ospendlturoo dqrlng tho first ols month* of tho jroar In m*b A copy of tho net of Incorporation, duly certified, I* of file In tbn Inouranco rommlMlonor. HTATK OK ILLINOI8—County of Cook. I'rrootmlly nppenred before the tiinleralguml A, K. Fftrroflt, who. o, depofloo and aaya that ho la tho vlre-preahlent of •North Aiaori naurance Company, and tlmt the foregoing atnteiuent la correct and t Sworn to and aubaertbed before me tht* 26th day of July, 1W6. KmVAUD ST. C LA I It, N A. H. KOJ tit RUT. Name of fftate Agent—A. M. C'ONWA’ Name of Agent at Atlanta-A. 51. CONWAY. ARCH M. CONWAY, STATE AGENT. 703 PRUDENTIAL BUILDING, ATLANTA, GA. BELL PHONE 5330 GOOD PROPOSITION TO AGENTS. 8tarta for Europe. General Duvall, commander of the department of lha gulf, left Atlanta Saturday morning and on Bunday will sail from New York for his Kufopaan trip In the Interest of the government. “ will attend the aerman army ma neuvers In September and those of other countries later In the year, re- turning to tha United Stales Idle In the fall. Dr. Allan to Spank. Dr. Y'oung J. Allen, of Chlnu » speak at the Wesley Memorial chip- Sunday morning at 11 o'clieg. Subic Dr. Alle of the best authorities concerning the Chinese empire, van recently entertained by 1’real Roosevelt at the White Hour" foi urpose of getting hla knnwlmig, Ivlce 09 conditions In the Orient. OUR ADVERTISERS SHOULD KNOW— That The Georgian seems to become a part of the family with its readers. Mr. Van Winkle, of the Van Winkle Gin and Machinery Co., came to our shop the week he left 8TUCKEN A. CO., Moakau, Boa tow a Don. Odessa. TWIa^Baku. ^ ^ lug IMBU, rfUIJ •, IS*. ^l£?5!«°T£*ve j5ri !Sk2f here !iid A foond several copies of your paper welt WllK^Sl I. reading home —• m h8f& l rraE» P bnSf mw'hV» l >°r' «£? l8t*rwt I Anil In rradlng bom* 5 on ran hnrdiy rra«i*« I l»r«* *wn *lue* leaving the that iwr^rer ^n In thl. i^rion 'd^he wwkL rff|ir|a Bw Xb , Georgian. pn,« pn[dhjhed. o *> — “ MBref w & EllW. K. VAN WINKLE. 65." for Russia and said he could not do without The Georgian, and ordered it sent ten thousand miles.