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THF ATLANTA GEORGIAN. ;f’ST 11. \ v +. HELD NELL A BY THE NOSE AND BUSSED HER GOOD NEW VILLA AT NEW PORI OCCUPIED BY MILLIONAIRE BOY AND MOTHER Accident Happens to Miss Webb, For merly of Atlanta, Now of Broadway. Th. Xew York Sun of Friday aaya: Frank Daniels. snm.tlmss n comedian •nil At other time* the village rutup of R><*. M. T.. got real gay at Wallaek'e th.stsr laat night at the performance ■ f the show-, "HI* Honor lha Mayor." lmnlels wa, .rated In a box at the i lirtit hand of the stage. With hint wet* Colonel Elveraon, a Philadelphia t e « .paper proprietor, and eeverat other friends. Ml** Nell* Webb was singing her M>ng, "Wouldn't You Like to Have a Little Olrl Like Me?" There I* a re. train to this song that ha* much con- ■ ••minis kissing. Each night there I* a .1*11" In the orchestra seats tvho ki to teal nervous when the spot light i* thr.nrn on him and Ml** Webb sing* I ns of nice things to him. While this stunt was on Inst night Mlaa Webb tripped over close to the I*"* containing Daniels and his friends, puckered up her lips and sang toward th>- comedian. Everybody In the house laughed, but Daniel* dldnt get narv. ous. He Just waited until the actreaa got sufficiently near. Then he grab, lied l.rr by the nose and held on until he climbed over the front of the box and i n the stage. A'ter planting about a dosen kisses Daniels crawled back Into his box. All this served to cause the audl- ence to rise to their feet and howl. Miss Webb was so flustered that She couldn't sine the rest of the song. Illnnohe King, who had been a wit. ness to the proceeding, looked at Dan lets repr.ihchftilly and said: ”f)h. Frank! Jfow could you?" Three men who sat In the front row of the orchestra seemed to approve of Frank Dnnlrls' act. One of them, who looked and talked like a Southerner, led the way, and the three Jumped Into the orchestra and then climbed up on the stage. The Southern-looking man got a few kisses before the stage manager concluded matera had gone far enough nnd rang down the cur- tain. After a brief Interval the show went on. BIG FORCE OF POLICE OUT TO STOP MONEY-TOSSING The Fourth National Hank building cornet has become a whirl-pool of maddened diminutive Immunity scrambling for coin*. I leapt te the ef- forta of the police, which are being re doubted day by day, the dropping nnd Pitching up of colna for atreet gamins to fight for haa been Increaalng until Saturday afternoon, the entire force of call officer* at the police station waa Kent up to atop the sport. Captain Whitley and four men, with the call officers, cleared the atreet by 2til o’clock Saturday afternoon. Four POLICE RUN INTO NEST OF MISCHIEF men were left stationed, one at each coiner of the quadrangle, formed by the Fourth National Itank building cor ners and the two points opposite. They will be left there until night. Two men who threw pennies Friday were arraigned Ir. police court Satur day nnd lined $$.76 each. J. T. Whittle, who la alleged to have thrown down red-hot pennies, which severely burned the hands of several of the gamins, will be tried Saturday afternoon. The acting recorder seld. he would heavily line any on* who wa* foOnd guilty of this queer aort of aport. SEVENTH GEORGIA NAMES OFFICERS officers of the ensuing year were elected at tha annual meeting of the oxeruttve committee of the Seventh Oeorgta Regiment Aeeocletlon held In the mayor's parlor* Saturday morning. Whtt In thought to be u nest of mis chief making negroes has been located In the rear of 14 Evnas street. A complaint sent In to Chief Jen nings by the residents In the nelghlmr- huod of this alleged rendeivous for bad The meeting wee adjourhed to meet In negroes, nays that at alt hours of the i Virginia July 21, of next year, when night negro men may be seen going to | ,h e committee will attend the James- '!’'. h ; ,U :V n h ,h *o ,0 Th. om™ n ra n,, M*. l ct*.T*ara n - below blackt who do Infest the house drink, gamble and rarouae all night long. Thle complaint coming Ihe day after two bold burglariee In that Immediate neighborhood, hae led the police to be- Hove the place to be a tryattng place for burglars and other evlldoara of the colored race. Chief Jennlnga la also In reeslpt of a letter from the residents of Ashby street, not more then two blocke from Evens, stating that there have been several email burglaries In that neigh-! horhood In the course of the past few ; ■lays. Another letter, from Mr. (Hr- ! nrdeau, states that a tramp Is inhabit- , Ing a house which he Is building and which Is yet unfinished. Detective Con- nelly le working on the burglary cases In Wait End and haa already made several arrests. Boston Lamar, a n«- gro who runs the West End Pressing Club, 11? Gordon street, has been Jail ed, an old letter addressed to Lamar having been found In a house on Ash by street which was burglarised, l-a- inar states that he had written the names of some of Ills customers on Ihe envelope and given It to Frank Hal sey, a new boy which he hud hi rad. Ilolsey waa arrested at a late hour laat night by DetVcttva Connally. Xhadrack Holmes ta also under ar rest on suspicion. FOR SUNDAY CONCERTS Sunday afternoon and Sunday night HallowaU'a Band will give two open hii concerts at Ponce DeLeon. Wed*- meyer’e Band will give Ihe regular Sunday afternoon concert at Grant Park from 1:30 to It:SO. PONCE DELEON. Sunday Afternoen. 3:30. The programs will be ae follows: March. "Buncombe"—Hcgoer. Intermexio, "tola"—Johnson. < nerture. "Btredella"—FlotOwr. Chont*. "Th* Heavens Are Telling" (from "The Creation")—Hadyn. Medley, popular—Morse. Ballet music. "Faust"—Gounod. Patrol. "Guard Mount"—Etlenberg. Spanish Fandango. "Los Novloa''— Schwarts. March, "Maryland"—Mygranta. Night, ItlO. March, "College Life"—Frantsen Gloria. From tha "Uth Man -Mo- sart. -Selection, "Th* Office Boy"—Englan der. .Suite, "Looking Upward"—Bouaa; (a) "Under the Southern cross: (b) "By the Light of the Polar fitv; (c) "Mara and Venus." Intermesso. "Cherry"—Albert. Grand Selection, "I Lombardi"— Baliat Mualc and Soldier's Mirch, "William Tell"—Rossini. Selection. "German Llederkrans”— Berger. March, "The Diplomat —Sousa. qrant’park. Sunday Afternoon, 3t30. March. "Our Senators"—Chambers. Overture, "Hungarian Comedy"— K< ier-Belta. Sextette from "Lucia"—Donfxeill. Selection, "Bho Gun"—Luders. lntermexxo, "tola"—Johnson. Intarmiaaien. Waltae, "Jolly Fallows"—Vollsladt. Polonaise. "On Mountain Heights"— Keltler. Selection. "II Trovatora"—Vardl. Caprlca, "Idle Hours"—Kretschmer. March, “Thunderer"—Bouaa. named: J. K. Pendergrnat, president: II. Wilson, vice president: V. A. Wilson, secretary; W. J. Hudson treasure; W. L. Norman, color t>carer; J. B. Daniel, assistant color bearer; W. J. Hudson, chaplain ami captain. The retiring omagra art Robert Mr Folium, president; J. B. Daniel, vice president; V. A. Wilson, secretary and W. J. Hudson, treasurer. HOW DOES GASOLINE AFFECT ASPHALT? What effect haa gasoline on paving I* a question being widely considered and which Is being given a test In Atlanta. It la claimed that gasoline le ex tremely dbrllmrntal to asphalt, disin tegrating It and causing It to Inst but a short time. Commissioner of Public Wurkij II. L. Collier, when asked his opinion, slated that he was watching with Interest what effect the gasoline had on as phalt In front of the garages on Pryor street. Mr. Collier salil that the asphalt In that locality waa kept saturated with gasoline and that if it was Injured the garages would have to make repairs. This test will be watched with ho little Interest, nnd If It Is found to be true that gasoline Is detrimental to paving, a law will doubtless follow- making automobile owners equip their machines with pans. In which to catch lha drippings from the tanks. BRIDGE SMASHED; 40 SHIPS HELD lly Private Leased Wire. Duluth, Minn., Aug. II.—The steam er Troy crashed Into the span of Ihe Interstate bridge this morning, throw ing the bride Into the channels on either side of the center pier on which Ihe span ravolvtd. The accident la the most disastrous that has ever happened In the Duluth- Superior harbor. Traffic la blocked. The draw span waa Sou feel In length. :»ne of the longest In the world. ! Forty steamers now In the upper harbor are cut off from returning to the take or to Ihe Duluth side of the harbor. GETS $ 10,(XX) JOB; DOESN’T RESIGN Hy Private 1/niwl Win*. WnR|iln*t«Ht. Aug. II.—Professor lleury t Adams. of the Mlohlgnn State ITiivrralty, who trill lie “expert In charge of statistics aud accounts” under the new. organisation of the Interstate totttttiertv commission and get tlt.QOO a year. has formally mo repten tht* position, am.I after a conference with the commission ha* gone to bt« home, lie will retain hla connection with the Michigan State t’nlver*ltjr. which line IS NOW STOPPEO Office of Andy Stewart Is Besieged Saturday. Afternoon. At 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon, oily a few hours from the timelier regis tration to'close, only a scant few over 12,000 voter* had registered In the city of Atlanta, but tha of five of Andy Stetv art was besieged by a crowd of delin quent*'who were anxious to be In tht running for the coming primary. Ac cording to the opinion expressed by Mr. Stewart, the total registration will be about 12.600. with vary little prospect of reaching the expected 13,000. "As clean a registration as was ever held In Fulton county," stated Mr. Stewart In answer to a question Sat urday morning. "There has been no trouble of any kind and only a aurprls- gly small few have been turned down, tier the registration closes this aft ernoon we will have to go through the list and take out a few th it have reg istered Illegally, but on the whole the Hat Is remarkably clean." New Ones to Allege Ac cepting Rebates in Southwest. Hy Private J*enaod Wire. Chicago, An;?. H.—Work la being rushed by stenographers In the office of the dis trict attorney to complete the Indictment* which It I* declared an* to In* returned Aug. 20 ugnlust thy rttandnnl Oil company. Thu grand Jury adjourned yesterday without re* porting, hut It I* declared u true hill wa* voted nnd no iudlctiuctit wa* returned lie A communication wa* received by Mayor WiMMlwurd Saturday nuking that the mnt* t having Atlanta adequately represent* ed at the Jamestown Ter--Centennial Expo* •doll. May 1 to November SI. 1907, be Ukcu up with the city cnidicll mid the Chnmfter of Commerce. The communication came from the exposition heudqunrer* In Norfolk, \ a., and It b* probable that council will consider the ndvlNjthlllty of appropriating money for exhibit* within the next few week*. The Jamestown cxitoidtlnn will In* unique In many rc*|»oct*. ft will be international In character, mid the first large exposition held where battleship* of nil nation* wUI Ih* In attendance. HI me the $3),Q0O appro priation lin* l»ecii made by the state It I* the belief that Atlanta will do Iter part. Tin* t’luunber of t'oiumerce has the mat* ter under consideration. Snapshot of Mr*. John Brown and frlanda on a whopping tour In Newport Mm. Brown Is In the center of the group, fnrlngr the camera from her victoria. A bride of only 2ft month*, stricken with typhoid fever on her wedding tour, Mrs Kva Cone, wife of liougln* M. Cotie. of 12* West Cain street, died early Hnturday mdru ing at a private imuCtAiium. Mrs. Cone was only 2* years old at the time of her death. Ileforu her marriage. Mrs. Cone was Miss Kva Jackson, of Kdge- wood, Gu. Thu body will |»u curried to Ralrdstown. (In., for funeral sendees and Interment. ivcst aud the southeast. ATLANTA NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD IS FINED 12,500 FOR TAKING FUNDS i lly Private I .eased Wife. Chicago. Ills., Aug. It.—John A. I’onke. convicted of stealing the county** funds ns clerk of the circuit court, was lined 12.W) and sentenced to an Indeterminate pe riod of from one to live years In the |»ci»* Itenllarj today by Judge Hen M. Smith. , after n motlou for a new trial had Iteen THE TEY A WANT AD Mora Wrack Suita. Hulls against the Atlanta and Writ Point and the Central of Georgia rall- roada to the amount of 119.000 were tiled Saturday morning, all as th* re- suit of the rerent wreck of the Pearl Springs picnic train at Castleberry street crossing In tht* city. All who tiled stilts Saturday claimed personal Injuries and the amounts were as fol lows: Ed James, $2,600; Mr*. Mattie Hrllsy, 12,600; Lula Sweat, $1,000; Mary E. Parr, $1,000; Minnie l*e Pate, $$.- 000; J. B. Garner, $2,600; Ella Rich, $1,000; Marvin York, $6,000, and Rena Medley, $l,6So. Sues far Divereo. A suit for divorce was tiled In the *u|ierlnr court Saturday morning by •Mrs. Eaielle Garrett Uaker against Os car A. Baker, supposed to be living near New Orleans, La. The couple married tn iOiH and resided together until 1000, when they .separated und have never since met. The petitioner prays for absolute divorce and alimony. Tried for Lunacy. William II. Wilson, a well-known machinist employed by the Georgia Railway and Electric Company, was discharged by Judge Wilkinson, after trial for lunacy conducted at the court house Friday afternoon ns the result of rharges brought by his wife, Harriet C. Wilson. Several witnesses testified tn the unusual circumstance* surrounding the case nnd Mr. Wilson was Immediately freed from the charge against hint. Entertainment for Knight*, highly entertaining program has been arranged for next regular meet ing Knights of Columbus Tuesday, the 14th. After n short business session. Dr. John E. Gunn will deliver an ad dress on "Travels In Foreign I-unis." He la amply qualified to cover the field, as h* has Just returned from an ex tended visit over the continent, spend ing quite a while In Italy, Franco and Ireland. A ear load of Augusta melons has been purchased and all brother* are Invited to be present and take a slice. Spoke at Clemeon. Guy L. Stewart, of the land and In dustrial department of the Southern, returned Friday from a trip to Clem- son Agricultural College, In South Car olina where he addressed a gathering of agriculturalists upon matter* per taining to the labor problem. Mining Engineer Her*. E. D. Stone, mining engineer of the land and Industrial department of the ATLANTA WOMAN TRIES TD SUICIDE AT Special to The Georgian. ' Chattanooga, Tenn., Aug. 11.—Be cause a promlneht young man of this city refused to marry her. It le claim ed Mlaa Daley Chewnlng, who gives her home address as Peachtree *tre.|:, Atlanta, attempted to commit suicide by Jumping from th* county 'bridge her* lest night. She we* In the act of Jumping when two pa*aer*by_gr*b- ber her by the dress. i Mis* Chew nlng came -here from At lanta with Mr*. Mabel Woodtlde. . The nam* of Ml** Chewnlng In con nected with a prominent young pi*n here, whom she save promised to mar ry her. Mis* Chewnlng tie* a brother, P. C. Chewnlng, who le a telegraph op erator for th* Queen and Crescent. Deaths ahd Funerals. Says He Promised Chinese Coolies Wouldn’t Be Used. By Private tensed Wire. Washington, Aug. II.—President Samuel Qompers, of the American Fed eration of tabor, today condemned the proposed Importation of Chinese coolie} far work on the Panama canal. He also charged Chairman Rhonts, of the canal commission, with bad faith, say ing that the canal chairman had prom ised him that coolies would not he brought Into the canal gone. He says It I* a violation of law to bring Chinese coolies to the canal. EATON TO REPLY TO JUDGE PARKER fly Private Lease*) Wire. I'hllsdotphiu. Auk. II.—Keymowr Eaton I* preparing an nitsifer t«» Judge I’arker** re- Luke. Mince early till* tneruliiK tie tin* been working on It. ”11 will take me at lea*t until 4 o'clock to finish my nuswer.” he *uM. inojipln* the ••end* of |>er spiral lou I rout hi* brow. Washington, la In Atlanta day* on official buatnes*. a few 01 VC DAILY BARBECUE AT SINGING CONVENTION Margaret S. Andrews. Margaret 8. Andrews, the 19" months-old daughter of .Mr. and Mr*. J. 8, Andrews, died at the residence of her parents, 20 Lucy-street, at 9 o'clock Friday night. The' funeral service* were held at the residence Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The Interment wa* at Westvlew. Jennie Louise Turner. Jennie Louise Turner, 4 years old, the daughter of Mr. and Mr*. L. 8. Turner, died at 6 o’clock Saturday morning at the residence of her parents, 6$ Mc Donough street- Th* funeral service* will be held at the residence at 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon and the In terment will be at Westvlew. Four Small Boys Arretted. Wandering aimlessly about on the lower end of Decatur street, four small boy*,, Robert Green.,aged 16: Ed Buch- an*p..aged 14; pellwood Weaver, ngtfl 16, and Walter Jenkins, oged 16, were picked up Friday night and sent to police headquarter* by Patrolman Wil liams, The youth*: any they ran away fr-qm . their ItdmeoMn Columbus, O*., a few days agOkiand have been wander ing ever since until they struck this city Friday morning. There are no charges against the quartet, and Chief Jenlnngs-says that the boys will be de livered to their parents upon receipt of address and railroad fare. , Georg* Moor* Pardoned. On recommendation of the prison commission. Governor Terrell Saturday morning' signed the’ papers pardoning George Moore, of Cobb county. Moore was convicted . of selling whisky nnd received a- twelve-month sentence, most of which he ha* served. He Is said to be In veiy poor health. Sen tence was commuted to present ser vice. Mrs. Mery J, Almond. Mrs. Mnry J, Almond died Saturday morning at her residence, 292 East Cain atrset. The body will be carried to Washington, Ga„ for funeral ser vice* and Interment Runday. o mistaken for bear, a O FARMER 18 KILLED. 0 O O By Private Leased Wire. O East Stewartstown, N. H„ Aug. O O it,—Samuel Manslteld, a young O O farmer of this village, was shot O 0 ami Instantly killed by John Gil- O 0 bert . late yesterday afternoon. 0 O Gilbert says he mistook Mansfield O 0 for a bear. He was not arrested. O O O OOO0O0000O000O00000O00OOOi HOWELL CAMPAIGNING IN DeKALB COUNTY. Special to The Georgian. Llthonla. Go., Aug. 11.—Hon. Clark Howell Is making a whirlwind cam paign of DeKnlb county. He will de liver two speeches, one here and one at Stone Mountain. He Is also meet ing the voter* and conferring with lenders of the party in thla county. SUES “COKE KING” FOR HALF MILLION 12 FREIGHT CARS ARE DEMOLISHED Hp<>c|nl to Tlu* (luorgimi. Greenville, B. C„ Aug. II.—News haa reached here of a disastrous freight wreck which occurred at' Blacksburg. Twelve cars were derailed and turned over. No one was killed. BRODIE DUKE GETS \ FINAL DIVORCE By Prirnte Leased lVIrc. New York, Aug. 11 Brodle L. Duke, of Durham, N. ('., brother of the presldert of the American To bacco Company, wa* today granted a (Inal decree of abeolute divorce from gpccht t« The ticirgtsn. hi* wife, Alice Webb Duke. The cou- Newbcrn, Ga.. Aug. U.-The Jasper »n» married In December. 1904. Mr*. Duke filed an answer denying ARKANSAS FARMERS' _ CONVENTION CLOSES.: County Slbalng convention met In «"hl* Kperl*I t« Tbe licorgtss. ™unday mon .|„g for a two Little Rock. Ark , Aug. Il.-The sec- U »«■ bY «h* Invitation ond annual convention of the Farmers' " f **• *}• Mitchell, of title place, who Educational and Co-operative t’nlon of 1 attended the convention at Liberty laat August that Newborn has the pleasure of entertaining It this year. The convention has at It* leaders some or the best talent In middle Oeor- gta. end the singing by this body Is j Indeed fine. Th* good people of Newborn have royally opened the doors of their homes tn the attendant* at the convention, and have prejared a free for all bar becue at noon of each day on Ihe grounds. Arkansas haa closed Its three days’ ses sion. There were more than 200 dele gates present, representing slxty-ltve out of the seventy-live counties tn the state. According to the secretary's re- port there rerc t.aj$ torsi union* chartered a year ago. The organisa tion now hss 1.972 chartered local unions on the rolls, an increase of SS4 local union*. It al*o has <7 county union* sip! 19 dlslrlrt unions chartered. Th* total membcnhlD I* «l,0$6. the charges set up by her husband, but she did not appear to defend the suit. She brought a counter suit against him, but It was abandoned. Manufacture Car Whttle. Hperlrtt t„ Tbe Georgian. Gadsden, Ala.. Aug. II.—The South ern Steel Company will shortly begin the nianufaMUPt of tram cor wheel* on a small scale for It* own use In the mine*, ore beds and rock quarries. If the experiment I*, a success, the manufacture will be taken up on an axtenslve scale A temporary restraining order was Issued by Judge George F. Oober, of the Blue Ridge circuit, who la presid ing during the nhsenca of Judge Pen dleton, Saturday morning, to prevent the Louisville and Nashville railroad, the Ferro-Conerete and Construction Company, the city of Atlanta and tbe Georgia Railway and Electric Company from taking poraesaton of Waverly place, near Washington atreet, and from blockading the free passage and use of sold street; from removing or placing railroad tracks and In any manner Interfering with the said street until a hearing can be held upon the case by Judge Pendleton In the supe rior court on September $. The re- straining order wa* Issued as the result of a petition to the effect tiled by Ger- siicn Brothers' Company. The Gershon Company occupies * tlnee-atory brick balldlng on overly Place, close to Washington street, with a lease which doe* not expire for two years. A few week* ago the Louisville and Nashville began the construction of a warehouse on the atreet and the city voted to construct a viaduct as an extension of Washington street. The city council voted to close Waverly place on condition that the railroad company grant a deed of land close by for a new Waverly place. The p*a- tloners claim that in order to obtain the consent of the mayor and the city council to make such change, the rail way company falsely end fraudulently represented to the mayor and counsel that It was the sole owner and In pos session of all property abutting on Waverly place. The petitioners, further allege that the new Waverly place has not been deeded tb the city, sidewalks have not been graded, no curbing laid down, sidewalks laid out or the street paved, as ordered by the t.*y council. Tito Ueorgla Railway and Electric Company Is tearing up Its tracks through the old Waverly place and the Louisville and Nashville Company, through the Ferro concrete Construction Company, Is laying Its own tracks thereon. The petitioners pro/ that defendants be restrained from taking possession of the old Waverly place and from blockading the free passage and use of same; the Georgia Electric Rullwur Company be enjoined from removing Its tracks, wires und poles and from obstructing passage of street, nnd fur- thermor%thut the ordinance of the city of Atlanta deeding to said Ia>ul«vH'. and Nashville the possession of Waver ly place be declared null and void. Th" plant of the plaintiff company being situated on Wuverly place, would be Irreparably damaged by the change? being made, declare the plaintiffs. LIST OF INJURED IN TEXAS WRECK Special to Tbe Georftnn. BOwte, Tex., Anv.,11.—The follow In* l« ft iurtlal list of passenger* lnjnre$l tin n remit of the wreck of the northbound passenger train of the Fort Worth nnd Denver City railroad, near Frultlnud, Tex.: A. J. Krnns, Wichita, Falla, Tex., slight* ly Injured. H. W. Davis. Snyder, Okla.. hand and flhotihier hurt. Ilciiry (.‘olctnan, Ellsworth, Tex., hack and hip hart. Lee I’ueii, Cblusiunn, shoulder and side hurt. J. Wi Vincent, Kherniau;, Tex., bend cut, face bruised. Joe liavls, Isougvlew, Tex., back wreueb- ed. Miss K. J. Moore, Llauo, Tex., bead and hack brulaed. MIm A. *•'. Gray, bead nnd back bruised. Miss It. K. Foru, Him Autoulo, Tex., betid bruised. J. T. Ranks and wife, San Marcos, Tex., slightly hurt Miss Lixxie Anderson, Fairfield. Tex., arm hurt. Miss Kuium Durkbeader, Shreveport, La., back wreuebed mid braised. O. IV. IsUMMlter slid wile, guanob, Tex., seriously bruised. T. 1*. Itllcy, Hbertuau, Tsx., sbouldsr urt. Leslie Stallings, Bowie, Tex., ’shoulder hurt. Mrs. U. M. Hensley, son and daughter, Prosper, Tex., slightly hurt about bead. J. F. Minitli, • iietutm', Tex., shoulder bruised. 4. Jt. Jlynrr, Walnut Springs, Tex., scs.p and bauds hurt. V, A. itolierts, conductor, scalp hurt. U. M. Miller and wife. New Boston. Tex., back and brad hurt. . _ . . W. K. Itonettsoii, Hereford, Tex., buck and shoulder hurt. ... , . T. W. full. Temple, Tex., clavicle, cheat aud back i>riilftc v . W. II, Myers. Henry, Tex., dlsloeated nnd luternul Injuries. T. T. Hauidlu, Matador, Tex., wounded ami leg strained, J. W, Thorne. Reeves, aud mui hurt. . . _ MIm Jennie K. Edwards, Cleburne, lex. slight Injury. shoulder scalp Tellii., shoulder 4. l\ liana aud wife, Hnu Marcos. Tex., Miss Emuin Webb. Tolly Kpriugs. Miss., Internal Injuries aud bruises. Mrs. Itnroii Mmmders. Fort Worth, Tex., nose cut and eye bruised. Picture of Mm. Delorah M. Raf ferty, wife of the aon of the coke king of Pittsburg, who la now au* Ing her father-in-law for $600,<MM fur ulleneting her husband's af fections. DETECTIVE DAVIS CLEARED OF CHARGE Special to The Georgian. Savannah, Ga., Aug. 11.—The police commitee concluded Ita Investigation «>£ the charges agalnnat tin department thla afternoon. Detective Davis P*™'' ed no Connecticut with the gambling rooms. The committee will atft tne chargee, It la atnted, and give Huperln- tendent Garfunkte an opportunity to answer material ones. Me will alro answer fifteen questions formulated by the committee yesterday, It la aa*d day. MARSHALLVILLE. , Mr. J. Manning Poole and Httlt daughter, Carrie May, have returned from a ten-dnya’ trip to New York dty. , nl Mra. Mac Lowrey, of Americus, will be with Mra. Walter Frederick next Dr. Jamea Bodton la at home, after a week In Atlanta. . Mlaa Bertie Walker haa returned from Athena, where aha haa been stuuylng tbla summer. Mlaa Brown, of Newnan. la with Mrs. I* P. Murph. . , Miaa Kona Frederick leaves Monday for Law rencevtlle to Join a camping party for a week. . . Among those who left for Indian Spring thla week are: Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Humph, Mr. and lira* Edwin Baldwin. Mlaa Ethel Baldwin. Mra Goodwin, Mlaa Clam Martin. Mr. Mrs. IVulter J. Walker -rad Uis* Dale* Hafer,