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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN -
S
BRYAN IS INVITED
TO VISIT AUGUSTA
The Great Commoner May
liver an Address During
Fall Fair.
‘HARRY K. THAW IS NOW INSANE GRADY'S PAY WARD
to The Georgian.
aSto.”. «!«.. AtiffUit l.-IInn. WMU«
Jennings Bryan Ims been dbM from Au-
«ut« to visit Ibis rlty durins the fall fair
anti make an addreaa. Tho cablegram was
•ent to Londou. where Sir. Bryan has bla
headquarters. The executive committee of
the fair association held a meeting yes
terday and approved this action. and have
prepared for offering him Inducements to
visit here during the fair.
The cablegram sent Mr. Bryan from Au
ffusta I* ns follows:
-To William Jennings Bryan, care Amer-
lean Amite sender, London.— 1 The Georgia and
Carolina Kalr Association cordially Invites
vour attendance during the fair at August"
October at to Novemlter 3. \1 here will fo
mat Invltatlo" *—■ *“•*
'‘Prealdant.'
. No reply has lieen received to the rob e-
E rnm as yet. but there are many here who
rllevc that he will ylslt Augusta.
PRIDE KIDNAPED
RIS OWN CHILDREN
jong Chase Began at Brunswick
•Ended in Massachusetts with
McBride’s Arrest.
Requisition papers from Georgia have
been forwarded to Massachusetts for
Dr. James T. McBride, a prominent
phyelclan of Franklin Furnace, Ohio,
who Is held at Cheater on the charge
of kidnaping his two children.
The necessary papers were forward
ed Wednesday, and Dr. McBride will
be brought back to Brunswick for trial
on the charge of taking hla two little
girls from their mother by surreptitious
methods.
Dr. McBride's arrest follows a long
nnd persistent chase, which began at
Brunswick and continued through
Florida, New Jersey, New York state,
Canada, back to New York, and Dnally
ending with hla arreat at Chester, Mas
sachusetts.
Early this year Mrs. McBride went
to Brunswick with her two girls, aged
13 and 8. They had been In Florida
for • the winter, and Mre. McBride
seemed to possess means. A man
known as Thomas W. Gray was often
se,n with Airs. McBride and the chil
dren.
On May 15 Gray and the girls‘dis
appeared, and Mrs. McBride became
frantic with anxiety. She finally em
ployed John W. Connally, head of tho
secret service of the Southern railway,
and he began work at once. He soon
ascertained that Gray had persuaded
the children to go with him on the
statement that their mother had gone
to Florida by boat, and they would
meet her there.
Chief Connally also learned tfiat
Gray was really named Walter Bett-
man. and that he was employed by Dr.
McBride, who was separated from his
wife, to secure the children.
Then began the long chase which
ended with Dr. McBride's arrest In
Chester Monday. . ,
COL. ESTILL ATTACKS
SMITH AND HOWELL
Special to The Georgian.
Camilla, Go., Auguat 1.—Colonel J. II. E*-
till, enmlldnte for the Democratic nomina
tion for governor, vpnkc In the court houi
here jreatorday to nil audience of about J..
to 300 people, Including n ftov ladle*.
Me wild very little about nuy of the
other candidate*. ami did not mention any
except Hoke Smith and Clark Howell.
HI* ahnrp thrust* at these two gentlemen
... introduced by W. A. Alien, ed
itor of The Camilla Enterprise, lu a abort
and eloquent *|H*ech.
ARRANGE FOR TIL
OF NEGRO ASSAILANT
Special to The Georgian.
Perry, Oa„ August 1.—Judge W. H.
Felton was In Perry yesterday for the
purpose of drawing a Jnry to try Jeff.
Illllhouse, who Is charged with crlml
nal assault and murder committed
upon a mulatto girl about fifteen years
old, near Wlllston. The special term
will be convened here on the second
Monday In August.
J. P. Duncan and L. L. Brown were
appointed to defend Hlllhouse.
BIG GINNERY PLANT.
ABOUT COMPLETED.
Special to The Georgian.
Sparks. Oa„ August 1.—The Claude
Adams Company, wholesale grocers and
cotton factors hers, are just completing
one of the largest ginning establish
ment! In the state. The plant repre
sents an outlay of 820,000, and has a
capacity of 100 bales per day. This
plant handles both upland and sea
island cotton.
Your Nerves
It la your nerves that cause the heart
to pulaate. the lungs to Inhale the oxy
gen. the brain to direct the motion of
every organ of v the body, the stomach to
digest food, the.liver to secrete the bile,
the kidneys to filter the blood, and the
bowels to carry off the waste.
When the nerves of the stomach be
come weakened It results In stomach
trouble. Indigestion, constipation.
This Is true of all the organs of the
liody, and proves that to cure disease
you must strengthen the nerves.
Dr. Miles’ Nervine *
will do It. It seldom falls to cure all
nervous nffectlou*, Mleeplessaeen. Neu
ralgia. Headache. .ftacka«-he. Epilepsy,
Stomach. liver aud Kidney troubles.
•*I was all broken down*- nervous, worn
out, ami In constant pain. 1 doctored
for months, and finally the doctor sold
be eoubl do nothing for me. I took l»r.
Miles* Nervlue. nnd It made nie strong
and healthy; now weigh 170 pounds."
II. C. t.’VXXIXOII.Ul. Allegheny. Pa.
The first Imttle will In-urtlt. If not, I
the druggist will return your mouey.
ON THE SUBJECT OF INSANITY”
• —DECLARES A TOMBS PRISON WARDEN.
De
MRS. EVELYN NE8BIT THAW.
Ro„ Maratcn, an aetre«» and artl.t'. mod.l, .aya Evelyn Neebit wa, a fraquant poaar and waa not any toe mod
cst about it.
His Mother Proposes to Have Him Examined as to Sanity—Did
Evelyn Thaw Pose in the Al’ogether ? One Witness
. Declares That She Did.
By Private Leased Wire.
New York, Auguat 1.—"Harry' K-
Thaw la Inaane on the subject of In-
sanlty," waa the declaration made to
day by one of the warden. In the
Tomb., who hna been trained In the
obeervatlon of men under the charge
of murder. "He begin, every Interview
with 'I am «ane,'” .aid the warden.
The prisoner'! mother, having de
cided upon the line of defense. I.
awaiting the return of former Gov
ernor Black, the senior member • of
Judge Olcott’s law firm. Hhe will Im
mediately request Governor Black to
go before the supreme court and ask
for a commission. In lunacy to Inquire
Into her son’s sanity.
Harry Thaw to Protest.
Harry K. Thaw’s protsata against
such a move will be unavailing, and If
the commission finds him Insane he
w)ll be sent to the asylum at Mattewait
nt once.
Clifford \v. Hartrldge, Thaw’s per
sonal counsel, Is prepared to oppose
siich a move.
•the prosecution Is handicapped by
the temporary writ of prohibition Is
sued by Justice Blanchard, and As
sistant District Attorney G^rvan today
Is awaiting a decision on the writ to
examine Important witnesses. One of
the most Important of these has fust
arrived from Chicago. This witness la
*Mabel Harrison.
Posad in ths Altogether.
Gamut's anxiety to see Mrs. Har
rison was • caused by the testimony
which Bose Maratcn, an actress and
former model, gave. Mlaa Mnrsterf
told Garvan that she had taken the
Kesblt girl to various artists to pose
and *he asserted that Evelyn Nesblt
was Introduced to White by Mrs. Har
rison.
After Miss Marstrn was examined
by the assistant district attorney, Mrs.
Evelyn Nesblt Thaw gave out% state
ment In which she said ahe did not
know the witness and hod never been
taken by her to an artist.
Miss Manrten told Oarvnn that the
Nesblt girl from the first posed In the
nude and that her conduct never could
be called modest.
Mrs. Evelyn Nesblt Thaw -went to
Roelyn and spent last night with her
mother-in-law and Mrs.-Georgs Law-
der Carnegie.
MAY BEJOLISHED
Trustees Seem To Be in Favor of
Such a Move
ment.
Thooe with a aupomhmuliuuo of money
with which to defray the cxpcnaca of their
IHa will. In the future, find no place In
Grady hospital. It waa practically decided
to eliminate the pay ward feature from thla
city Inatltutlon nt a meeting of the trus
tees Tueoday afternoon. The aesston was
filled with debate of caloric nature. It
wa* finally decided to take definite action
In the pay ward matter at the next reg-
ulnr scanlon mid to put all tribtoc* ou no
tlce of thla decision. „
Much dlaantlafactlnn hna arlaen from
time to time liecativc of the |wiy ward*.
It hat been claimed that the pay putienta
have not received sufficient attention, mid
for thla reaaou the t*-u*tee* wUU to luukc
the hoaplfnl n charitable one .throughout
by euttlug off the only source of revenue
now allowed at the Inatltutlon.
The late trouble with the nurses was also
touched upon at the meeting.
Dr. Floyd McRae mid Dr. .inme* Hnlrd
were In attendance to miewer for the med
ical board In the matter, but It wn* decided
tbnt the trustees had no jurisdiction lu the
matter, so It was dropped.
rev, lawrenceThelps
BROTHER OF MRS, WARD
Noted Congregational' Minister
Is Coming to At
lanta.
AMERICAN DENTAL PARLORS
19 J Peachtree Street, Atlanta, 6a.
OVER tCHAUL A MAY.
Dr. C. G. NEEDHAM, Prop.
Rubber Plates e % cr
22-K Gold Crown v #i0U
Porcelain Crown t lip
Brldgework, per tooth
PAINLESS EXTRACTING
TEETH CLEANED
Hours, Sam. till 8 p. m.
Sunday, 9 a. m. till 4 p.
IVf TAKF I M PR r c ,", ION AND PtJT IN YOUR TEETH SAME DAY.
FREE!
As a brother of Rllxnbeth Phelps
Ward, the noted novellat, the recent
announcement which wna made to tho
effeft that Rev. Lawrence Phelps, n
well-known preacher nnd pastor of the
Orthodox Congregutlonal church nt
Leomlnater, Maaa., had accepted a fac
ulty position with the Atlnnta The,,log
ical .Seminary, hna been of apeclal In
terest to theologians throughout the
South, not only because of the promi
nence of Dr. Phelps In tho theological
world, but also from the fact that he
comes from a literary family which
haa won fame during the pest cen
tury.
Kllxabeth Phelps Ward Is perhaps
best knowh to the literary world from
her "Gates Ajar," which hns been
translated Into several tnngunges. Her
husband, Herbert D. Ward, Ih almost
equally as well known from his many
magaxlne articles and books nf fiction.
Dr. Lawrence Phelps Is himself u great
student of literature nnd ns nn au
thority upon productions of n Biblical
nature haa attained considerable fnme.
His coming to Atlanta Is n matter n(
great pleasure to members of the local
ministers’ association, who recognise In
him a worthy addition to their number.
RETURNS TO JAIL
TO SERVE SENTENCE
Special to Tho Georgian. ■ \
Columbus, Ga.,' Auguat 1.—Fondera
Ilrldgoa. a Marlon county, negro, mine In
yraterdny nnd gave hluiaclf.up to CiiHim
Hinton ComralMloner Ilrown, mid wna arm
to jail.
Ilrldgoa waa non toured by Judge Newman
at the la*t term of the Hatted Huto*
court held here In Decern I ler, to n term of
one month In Jail and n fine of $ino. Hla
aentenee, with that of aeveral other no
groea, waa nuapeuded until Auguat 1, to nl
low them to go homo and make n crop,
with the understanding that they wera to
come luick and nerve out the aentenee of
tho court.
ROUND TRIP
Summer and Convention Rates.
Round trip summer excursions from all points
East to Pacific Coast and Northwest, from June 1 to
September 15th, with special stop-over privileges,
good returning to October 31st, 1906.
Summer Rates to Colorado, June lsttoSept.30
Use the splendid through serviefe of the SOUTH
ERN PACIFIC from New Orleans, UNION PA
CIFIC from Kansas City or Chicago to all points
West, Northwest and Southwest, including palatial
steamship service from San Francisco to Japan,
China, Australia, etc.
Through Pullman Tourist cars from Washington,
Atlanta, Montgomery, etc., and from St. Louis and
Chicago to California.
WRITE ME FOB LITERATURE AND INFORMATION.
J. F. VAN RENSSELAER, General Agt.,
121 Peachtree Street,, Atlanta, Ga.
R. 0. BEAN, T. P. A. G. W. ELY, T. P. A.
Are You Still Paying Rent? If so, I am Surprised!
Rent Receipts Remind me of Money
Thrown Away.
Do you know that the Stnndnrd Real Estate I/inn Company or Wash
ington, D. C.. will sell you a home-purchasing contract whereby ynu
can buy or build a homo anywhere In the United States and pay for
It In monthly* payments for less than you are now paying rent? They
will lend you from $1,U00 to $6,000 at C per cent, simple Interest, al
lowing you to pay It back In monthly Installments of $7.50 on each
thousand borrowed. For prospectus and plans of our proposition,
call ou or write J. St. Jullen Yates, Stnto Agent, 321 Austell Bldg., At
lanta, Ga. Bell phone 2C53-J. Atlanta phono 1918.
Truthful Hustling Agents "/anted in Ever; County in the Slats
GOES TO NEW YORK
TO AID IN REVIVAL
8pectal to Tha Georgian.
Dublin, Ga., Auguat I.—Her. II. A. Jen-
kina, paator of the Flrat Hnptlat church,
of thla City, left Sunday for .New V
when* he will preach Mr a week lu
Tabernacle evangelistic. meeting, which la
now lielng conducted l»y tho Calvary Hap-
at church. In that city.
After filling thla engagement, Hr. Jen-
„Jn* will apeud aeveral neck* In the moun
tain* of North Oarollna, with hla relatlvea,
before returning to hla charge.
During hla absence the llnntlat pulpit
will be occupied by Iter. IV. II. itlcb, of
Maeon; Iter. Allen Fort, of America*. and
Ilev, J. II. Harber, of Keutucky.
ENEMIES OF LABOR
WILL BE OPPOSED
By Private Leaned Wire.
Washington, Auguat I.—Tlinmna *F. Tra
coy, of Iloatoii, Iiiim lieen appointed to lend
the enmpalgn of the Federation of I^ilnir
ngnlimt the men In congress who have
allowii themaelvea n* opposed to leglala-
tloa favored by organlaoo labor.
••We hnve lieen following iiintter* at the
rapitol eloaely for n long time." anld Mr.
Tracey, dlaeiiaalng hla npiMilntuient, "and
we have lieen very particular to know Jitat
where we atood before any concerted ac
tion waa taken. We have marie note of
the different leglatatora who hnve taken
a atnnd against meaaiire* In opposition to
orgnnlaed lnl»or. and we are nor prepared
to uae our very lieat endenvora to defeat
tlieae men at the coming election."
SOCIALLIFE AT COLLEGE.
There Is nn good reason why a girl
should wolt unttr she Is through school
before she acquires those graces of
manner and conversation which fit her
for a placp In good society. On the
contrary, It must be admitted that the
acquiring of these social graces Is an
Important part of the equipment that
she should get at college. While
Hhorter College Is by no means a
“society school.” In the narrow sense
nf the term, yet Us teachers fully real
ise the Importance of aoelal culture,
anil the Imparling of It. bot'c hy precept
and practice. Is a part of their constant
work. Frequent talks on etiquette are
given by the teachers, und In order to
give the students an opportunity nf
mingling with polite society under fa
vorable conditions, musicals. and re
ceptions are held from time to time.
The dignified, cordial and self-reepeel
ing manner of the Hhorter College
graduate has been commented on again
and again In every part of the Booth.
Would It not be wise for you lo place
your daughter In such a school when
you send her off? Learn mure of this
great rollrge hy writing the President
at Rome, Georgia, and asking him to
send you copy of the new catalogue.
WHILE WINE GLASSES CLINK,
WOMAN SHOOTS HER HUSBAND
Jly Private I,en*ed Wire.
' New York, Aug. 1.—While gluaMca blinked
anil men nnd women atmnteil orilera to the
waiters lit "Meotty". foivelle'u Emerald boll
nt No». 1 »tw\ * Ptatham early to-
ivomnn. pole nml llniplmr,
iloor which bora tbu algn.
"Lal<l«*a’ Kntrnnee."
Jamea Kelly, tha waiter In the place,
known on the Itowary nn "Hamlaoine Jim
mie," nnnweml the mimnioiia. A* lie auw
the woman he acowM nml atarteil townnl
her. ilomnmllng her hunlncan.
"My laialnena la with you," ahe repllml.
"I am your wife, nml I have more bualueaa
tliy worlil. You have not been «|i
me. You have l»eeu keeping company wun
oilier glrla. Now 1*11 ahow yen how n
wife can get revenge."
Then »Itvw a revolver from tin* folil*
of her aklrt nml n nliot rang out With it
groan. Kelly fell to tho fltwir. The t>nII*-t
iiml ■ track him on tho arm nml lodged lu
the ahonliler btnile.
The woiiimii turned nml darted nwny Info j
the flowery, where ahe wn* noon lout In 1
the crowd.
Kelly wna taken to Hr. Gregory’* hospital. i
where he refuaed to give the womnn'i
mime, wiylng he did not wlali to proaecuta
her.
WOMAN 571 75 PA 7 M’CARREN
IS HER OWN DEAR HUBIiY
lly Private Leased Wire.
New York, Aug. 1.—State Senator
Patrick H. McCarren refused today .to
discuss the claim made hy Mrs. Mary
Dixon, of No. 82 Lenox road, Flntbush,
that she In hla common law wife and
that a 3-year-old child christened by
Father Pan-lies, In the church at the
corner of Fulton and Aberdeen streets,
Brooklyn, as "Patrick 11. McCarreo.
Jr," is Ills son.
Manton Wyvell, an attorney at No.
ON LOUD SNORING CHARGE
HACKMAN IS ARRAIGNED.
*60 Broadway, announces that r.-pre-
senltng Mrs. Dixon, he will move In the
supreme court, Brooklyn, for Judn-
ment by default In tha sum of t3no.-
ooo against Senator McCarren.
The latter denlee that paper. In Mrs.
Dlxon'g breach of promise action acre
served upon him. !.ut Lawyer Wyvell
displays an afildavlt from Process
Server Julius Mandetbaum -, ■ t r i n <
forth the service of a summons at No.
4 Court Square In Brooklyn on July
18.
TO REPRESENT SAVANNAH
AT STATE MATCH AT MACON.
Hpeetsl to Xhe Georgian.
Savannah, Ga., August 1.—Ben Herb,
a hackman. was charged by a police-
man In tho recorder’s court yesterday
with going to sleep In his hack and
snoring so loudly as to awaken the
guests of a hotel In front of which the
hark was standing. Recorder Myrlck
could not at first understand how a
man can be guilty nf disorderly con
duct while asleep. The harkman waa
permitted to go with a warning against
too loud serenades through his nasal
organ.
Special' to The Georgian.
Savannah, Oa., August, 1.—The fol
lowing riflemen will represent .Savan
nah at the stale match ht Macon:
Lieutenant Colonel J. C. Poetell, of
Ihe general staff; Captain B. J. Travis,
i-nmmandlng Company C of tha
Guards; Captain W. O. Austin, ord
nance officer Guards; Lieutenant Ste
phen Harris, Company O of Guards;
Lieutenant Ralfnrd Fatllgant, ob the
Naval Keservea; Lieutenant Dunran
Kent, of the Naval Reserves: Private
Neyle Colquitt, Company D of Guards.
^SfrALora^
If You Will See
that ttitii seal la on every roll of
Rooflnff you buy. WE will see that
you ffet value received for your
money.
VULCANITE ROOFING la a per-
manent roofing, and not a make
shift. It la put up one square to the
roll; easily applied, and la recom
mended by the National Hoard of
Underwriters nnd S*mthea*tern
Tariff Association. Take heed, you
need our roofing nnd we need your
j»atr*mage. “You can put it on.**
ATLANTA SUPPLY C0. f Sole State Agents,
29 end 31 South Forsyth Street.
/. C QtUUmiD. Pretidtal.
ATLANTA, C
C. A. Pf(K. Secretary.
