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THE ATLANTA GEORG TAN'.
ORTH CAROLINA INDORSES
MARK JOHNSTON’S RACE FOR
STATE SCHOOL COMMISSIONER
.FALSE AND SLANDEROUS
IS BRAND PLACED UPON
REPORT BY COL GORDON
Tli* following wo dip from th* Wll-
nlRftton (N. CJ Messenger of Au-
EACH RACE TO PAY ITS SCHOOL
TAX.
Tin- bitter fight between Meier*.
Frnlih and Howell hai an overshadowed
ee/ryijhlpii elae connected with the
n*mocraJlc primary campaign In Oeor
cm Hitt people, outride ot the elate
at I' it. have I oat light of the fact that
other candidate! are In the campaign,
(me of there la making a canvaaa
" inch, but for the sensational Smith-
H cell conteat, would attract much at
tention becauie of the platform on
which he la running. If not for any
other reason. This Is Hon. Mark John-
• ton, of Baldwin county, who la a can
didate tor office of atate achool com-
m i * aloner. He advocate* dlvlalon of
th* echool tax fund between the race*
according to the amount paid by each
race. Hla motto la: "White man'* tax
for white man'a children," and with
thlx on hi* banner he la iharchlng
through Georgia urging the white men
to Hand by him In the pHmary elec
tion.^ Dr. Johnaton'a candidacy la of
mor* vital Importance to the people of
Georgia than that of the men at th*
head of the ticket, for he la running on
a principle which. If Indoraad by the
people In hi* nomination, will mean
that they favor thla plan of dlvlalon of
the achool tax, and It will put Oeorgfa
In th* lead of the Southern atate* in
revolutlontalng the public achool aya-
tem. Dr. Johnatnn la a phyaldan. high
ly educated and a moat accompllahed
gentleman, of good old Georgia clock,
the aon and grandaon of noted edu-
In North Carolina.
ANTI-CHILD LABOR BILL
WILL HELP THE MILL MEN
Will Aid in Solution of Hitherto
Vexing Problem.
"Will the chllil labor bill hurt your bu»l-
i hr question waa put to on# of th# most
and progreaalve young mill au*
I < rintoQ'lcnti In Georgia.
"No. tin th# contrary. It will help m#,
i'”I J l*#l*tre n majority of the hlglt-rlaaa
mfil m#» of th# atate will aay th# nunie
iHe jlow? Whr, In thla way. I liar#
i.mi.Io it a ml# not to eraaloy very young
•m lr. ii In th# mill If I could ponalhly
nvl I It. Itilt 1 bnv# had to tak# aom# In
..reV r to hold my older lalmr."
"It work* thla way: A family tnor#a
*■« my mill. There ar#. itcrhap*. Hire# or
f 'ur In th# family of proper age. and two
. r three children really too young to Im»
employed In kuch work. But the parenta
tell in# that I ninat tak# the ynurtjprr one*
lota of our help wHI work two or thr#«
day*, then atop for th# real of tb# week.
We con not effort! to draw the line *a#
rerely, liecaua# mill labor la cttremely sen
altlr#. and will more on to another mill
oil th# allghteat provocation.
“But with tb# age limit of twelr# yeara
now definitely drnwn by leppil atatut#, w#
- rc ((j|t t||J|t
der that
th# law
— .wwwp. children
out of my mill that I Imre had to em
ploy, not from choice, blit neceaalty."
Y
FISHERMAN BAf
m * FROM TENT AC
r By Private lonued Wire..
Ban Francisco, Aug. 13.—While Ash
ing for rock cod from the deck of hi*
vessel off the Head*, Captain Lave, of
J the boat Pilot, was nearly mod* a cap-
' tlve by a giant octopus that h* hod
hooked. Only th* prompt action ot
IELY SAVED
'LES OF OCTOPUS
Chief Engineer English In seising a
hatchet and severing one of the (-foot
tentacle* of the devil fl»h saved Love, ,
who was unaware of hi* danger. It ,
was unsesn by Love, and probably ,
would have salted hi* leg a moment ,
later, when Engineer English happened ,
to see It ,
Additional Sporting News
FOR FULL PAGE OP SPORTS SEE PAGE TWELVE.
ENJOYING SUNDAY PICNIC,
MEN AND WOMEN DIE
K Private Leased Wire.
Davenport. Wa*h„ Aug. II.—While
enjoying ah outing on the banka of th#
Kpoksns* river, about It mllea north
east of here, the following person*,
prominent In the aoclal life of Daven-
i 'i t, wer# drowned yeaterday:
•Ml** Winnie Jimra, aged II; A. K
licrgett, aged 40; Mr*. A. L. Bergen,
aged 35; Boy Hciunrd, aged II, and A.
L. Inntan, aged 34.
Folir'of the drowned sacrificed their
live* In an attempt to Cave other*. Ona
after another they plunged Into th*
river, only to be drnwn down either by
the whirlpool or th* undarcurrent. I,.
F. Moore returned to Davenport laat
night with the body ot Mra. Derg.lt,
the only one recovered.
sGOSSir OF.
STATESMEN AND POLITICIANS
When Mr. Covington, of Colquitt,
F mae Saturday to urge the paaaage of
pDtIha Gordon monument bill he took a
deep breath aiM cut looae. In 13 sec-
' n la and 1 minute he waa nerk-dfep
in htatory nnd reaching out for heroea
uf mythology.
Mr. Covington raid Gordon waa n
1 1 o. So were the eoldler* who had
l ■ glit under him nnd no were the
Hi irtnne nt Thermopylne. In passing
he referred Incldentnlly to Hnnnlbnl,
Hti'l paid n tribute to Alexander the
Groat. He dwelt upon th* virtue* of
Nap leon and brought that warrlor'a
twenty centurle. remark* down to
dais. Then he got hla aecond wind and
• a onx off the beaten trark of hero
wordhlp and atrayed among other great
nu n he had known. He began with
N"nh nnd played both way* agalnat
the middle. If It waa not Adam In the
garden of Eden It waa the Rphlnx gat-
Ing meditatively acroea the aanda of
Sahara lie touched up William Tell
and 1.1 Hung Chang. Mark Anthony
amt Xlrodemua and then brought hi*
ten minute* to a climax by giving
prominent mention to Rameaea, I.nor-
!*- Thucydides, Demoathenea and Pe
rl. lee. When he had brought that gal-
aw of talent and Intellect nut of hla
•"torn and waa about to reaume hla
-eat a diminutive page preaaed a men-
race In hla hand. The orator read,
in the writing or a gentleman from
a. ms* the house;
[ "What'a the matter with Roomie*?"
"Mr, Speaker. I move the prevloua
•iiiostlon. The voice 1* not a loud
one nor penetrating, but It eaalli
iv.iChaa tha chair from the front row
of deake.
"The gentleman from Glascock
ii . v. - the prevloua question,” an
n..on. ea ' Speaker Blaton. Mr. Kelly
Hi* down with a gratified expression.
I "Don’t know what we would do with
out Kelly,' remarked one veidrun mem-
1,. r .Saturday. "Ha'a the hafidleat-man
in ihc house when It comes to getting
dmvn fo brae* tacks. He save* lot* of
Mr. Kelly, of Glascock, Is the official
ill, ..-saver of the house. It la Kelly
uh i la on the lookout for any short
cut which will settle a bill—and he
r»TMn't seem to care whether It paaaea
or defeats It. It la Kelly who move*
that the houae dlapena* with the verl-
f iitlon of the roll. It Is Kelly who
Mki unanimous consent to omit the
reading of the Journal. And as regu
larly as debate grows heated and par
liamentary taw ta entangled In lta own
red tape meshes It la the gentleman
from Glascock who rises In hla seat
and says:
"Mr. Speaker, I move the previous
question."
Mr. Smith, of Greene, explained Mon
day morning that he was agalnat th*
Western and Atlantic lease and always
had been.
”1 have received a table drawer full
. of letters asking about my position on
that lease question." he said, "and I
L- want my correspondents and conatltu-
^MBta to understand that 1 am against
first, last and all the time.”
E
.Mr. Anderson, of Chatham, sat In
Suiokcra' Club puffing a Turkish
cigarette. After remarking that he
must break hlntaelf of that Tinblt alnre
the cigarette has been made an out
cast by tha legislature, he began to
discuss the Gordon monument bill,
then under discussion beyond tha
closed door*, anil-of hla own bill to
erect a monument to Oglethorpe, pa
tron aolnt of Rnvannah.
"1 want alt you boya to vote for that
monument If It rnmea up again," he
aalil. “It will be your laat opportunity
to eract a monument to the memory
of Pleaa Htnvnll and me. After this
year our names will be In oblivion.”
"Why don't you lack on your monu
ment n» an amendment to thla Gordon
them both through. Better hurry. 1 '
The gentleman from Chatham made
a run for hla desk and looked busy for
a while. But the Gordon monument
bill waa burdened with no amendment
when It went through. Mr, Anderaon
evidently did not act on the suggestion.
Malaria Make* Pal* 8lokly Children.
Th*. Old Btandard, Grove’s Taatelaas
Chill Tonic, drivoa out malaria and
bttllda up th* ayatem. Sold by all
dealer* tor IT yeara. Price to cants.
SAYS HIS WIFE HAS
ANOTHERHUSBAND
Alleging that lie hna evidence to prove
that nt Hie time of her marrtago to bltn
ahe Imd another hnslatinl living and with
( th* marrtago atlll In forve. X. T. link*
ton, a prominent attorney of I'otumlms. has
Oloil a anil for divorce naalnat bis wife,
Maymle A. l.yon. of It* llatinli’iitt street,
Atlanta. The petitioner states tbm when
laat hiwril from she waa employed la a
pnnta factory la Atlanta. They worn mar
ried at Coltimlma la 1803.
In praying that Ibc ninrMngv la- de
clared null and void. Attorney I'liikaion
states In hla allegations that the "pre.
tended marriage la a cloud upon the good
name of the petitioner. rompMelT nairn-
•ialag him from ma-lcly and depriving
hint of all tmptlnl right* that ho ta entitled
to under tbc lawn of the tiiltnl mates."
The cirac will la* heard Iwfiirc Judge I’d.
dh-toli at the Heplollilier term id the civil
hraneb of the superior court.
ELECTION^ SUPPLIES
HAVE BEEN SHIPPED
Special to The Georgian.
Montgomery, Ala., Aug. lie— By to
morrow the election supplies for the
coming primary will have all been
shipped U> the various chairmen of the
county executive commltteea. J. K.
Jackson, the governor's private sec
retary. who representa Chairman Mal
lory, has thla work to perforin.
Insurance Tax Paid.
Hprelst to Tito tleortlso.
Jackson, Miss., Aug. 13—Insurance
Commissioner \V. W Cole has paid Into
the atate treasury the sum of 124,028 13
derived front collection* through hi*
fTIce during the month of July.
The payment t* of substantial alii to
the treasury at thla time, us the bal
ance ot cash was below th* 333,(00
mark.
Special to Tb* Ueorstan.
Savannah, Os., Aug. IS.—Colons!
Gordon, commanding the first Oeor.
gla, Sunday afternoon received th* fol
lowing telegram from Brigadier-Sen-
oral John \Y. Bubb, commanding
(Thicks mauga:
"Have taken the matter up with The
Chattanooga Times. Have branded the
report published In thle morning’s la-
sue as absolutely false. Have de
manded that they publish a complete
retraction and dismiss the reporter.
Have telegraphed th* war department
saying tlure Is no truth whatever In
the report.”
Commenting on thO message. Colonel
Gordon said:
"The object of the article In qu<*>-
tlon was to Injure the first Georgia
Infantry. The motive for tha slander
ous story la unknown, but It will be
known before the Investigation con
cludes. The article sought to convey
the Impression that the regiment car
ried ball cartridge* Into th* engage
ment for blank cartridge*, and that
two companies were ordered from th#
Reid, and subjected to rigid Inspection,
one company waa ruled nut because
the men stood up In order to eee the
enemy: the other because It marched
by flank under Are to reach tb* pro
tection of the reserve. The entire bat
talion, which hod-sustained the brunt
of the attack, was assembled and
highly complimented by Colonel
Chaa* himself after the sounding of
the recall. Both the blue and the
brown hail compnnloa ruled out. Fri
day was the third day for blanks'and
before each encasement the men w-ere
searched for hell cartridge., end not
on* waa fo und. ■ me battalion was nut
of ammunition nml retreated for that
reason.
REPORT IS DENIED
BY GENERAL BUBB
Hprctal to The Go,rclon.
■ Chattanooga, Tenn., August 13.—Gen
era! J. W. Hub* In command (f. the
army maneuvers at Chlckamauga, em
phatically denies th* report paMtsfled
throughout the endntry TTist lead bul
lets wer# Rred In the, sham battle of
Friday and that one soldier was
wounded In the arm. The story was
given newspaper' reporters here by at
lenat twenty-live soldiers at th# park,
but General llubb says that the Joker.
If he can be found, will have fo suffer
for hla fun.
West End Team Drops and
Foote & Davies Go Up
SATURDAYS RE8ULTS.
J. Hllrey A Co. 0, Deck A Gregg 5.
31. Kali 10, J. Itegenaleln 2.
Foote A I levies 13, West Kud 10.
8TANPINO oTTHE CLUBS.
Played! Won. lewt. I 1
.7 « 1
CLUBS—
M. Kills..
J. Silver T
West Km! 7
S ente A Itavles 7
eek A Oregg 7
J. Hegenateln 7
I l
The unexpected happened In the Corn-
nterclnl I .ensue . Hut urdny when the Fuoto
A Davies team defeated the West Knd
hunch liy 12 to M. This made s decided
sltnke-np In th* lesgn* standing, dropping
West End from s tie for second' place to
safe hold on third, and pushing Pdotn
k Itavles up Into fourth place.
The M. Kuts ti’iim. which has never been
nut nf the lead In the race for The At
lanta Georgian's pennant, won again, this
time front Ihc ltcgeii«tcln teem hy the
overwhelming score nf JO to 7. J. Hllvey
another, ami this team Is hnrd after
the Kuts liuneh uud Th* Ueorglau'e pen
nant.
Write ups of the gsnlra follow:
8ILVEY TCO. WIN.
Hllrey A Co. defeated lh» strung Berk
Gregg leant In an eirltlng game Sat
urday nt Fort McPherson In the presetiee
of a targe crowd of spectators by s seoru
nf ( to 5.
The game was a finch for fho Sllvey
boys up to thu ninth Inning, as their op-
ponents failed In reach home plate, nod
Hllvey boys mads four runs III tho
flfth liming.
The (nine Inked as though It wns going
to lie a shut .nut, hut on account of aomu
good hits sail Imd errors In Iho ninth. Ilcek
A Gregg, mured nee runs. Dabney's long
■Ingle brought In Moore and tied the score.
The hardware Irnya failed to make good In
the tenth, unit lout Ibe game an a pawed
hull, allowing Moori) to ucore tho winning
run. nnd that ended the game.
The score hy Innings: It II. E.
Sllvey A Co.... ona Mo an l~* n J
llri’x A Gregg 000 000 006 0-5 8 2
Batteries: Hlnen end Mixiee, Unrwooil
and Pariah. Umpire. Doraey.
RUNAWAY FOR KUTZ.
The most decisive defeat given to any
team In the Commerrlal league to thla
ilute wtt huinled to tho J. Itegenuteln tea hi
hy the M. Kota leant on Katurdsy. Edens,
who pitched for Kuts, worked out a gilt-
edge game, giving np only two hits, and
striking out fourteen hatterx. lie waa
very ateady. nml dhl not allow a lutse mi
I sills. Only five bulls went, to the out
flow.
Sullivan caught a very Hire game, hold-
lug Edens In fa unless stylo. Another
stellar feature ws* the halting of llli-b-
ardsou, who got four lilts out of dve
times at l«t.
The score hy Innlsga: It. II. K.
Kitts 132 0I« HO-IO 13 3
lt» 001- 3 2 8
WEST END VS. FOOT & DAVIES.
In good shape, was relieved hy "Bed"
Smith, who aettled down and strnrk nut the
the next three jnen. He rnntlnueil to pitch
an excellent game, striking out twelr*
men, mid with better supiiort would havs
won the game. Klnsev, who relieved
Hblelds, also did well, fanning alxteen
men. The feature of the game waa tbs
work of ('rant, who ilror# In three men
with a clean three-hagger. nnd also scored
two other men oat of four times up. Here
Is the rest!
Heorn by Innings: It. II. E.
West End 133 800 00—10—10
Foote A Davies 121 000 23—12 0
Summary: Thrce-Pase hits, Kinsey,
Parke, Crane; two-haae hit, Wilson; »a-*'
rltlce hit. Parks'; doable play,’ Parks to
Holms; stolen bases. Wilson, Crane, llnod
ill, ‘Ill’ll, Holms. Parks, lion, Rpangler,
Imcktmrt; struck out hy Kinsey 18, hy
Hmllh 11; lanes on balls off Kinsey 1, oil
Wilson I, off Hmllh 1; wild pitches hy
Hntlth I; hit hy pitched Imll. Doyle, Hull
III, Wilson, Holms. Time of game, 2:2$.
I'mplre, Uonsalcs.
ANOTHER VERSION.
Before a large crowd of apectalnra, the
Finite A Itavles loam defeated the West
End Htara hy the score of 12 to Ilk The
gniuo was played Hatunlsy on Gnmuinge
Crooning -grounds st Oakland City. The
game wan very exciting from the Oral
Inning to the Inst, as Imtb teams put up
a fast article of hall. There were no fes-
fhrea to the game, but a large bunch of
pretty young knllee won the hnuort nf
the day liy the rooting they put up for
the Foote A Davies team.
Hcore hy Inntnge: It. II. K-
Fix.le A Itavles 421 000 Jt-12 11 I
West Knd 133 300 00-10 7 I
NO MEETING
AT MEMPHIS
By PrivAt# fs#ttit#4l Wirt.
Mrmiihl*. Tran., Aiiff. 11—Xu iii##tlng of
ronii#rt trill It# h#M h#r# this fall,* nc*
ronllng to th# #niiuitn##iu#nt of th# New
M#ui|thlB Jockey Club, which conduct# rac
ing at Montgomery iwrk. A nuiul»#r of
agent# ot outlaw racing tr#r* trytu* to
get control nf th# track, Imt failed.
LOCAL BOY
SPARS WELL
t'oiialilcrabl# wan doing In the Itotlng Hit#
nt Hoot#, (J#., Hnturdny night. In tb# uintu
Imut l*#t#r Mnh#r nnd Jock Hoy, of At-
Iniit, went twit rouudt. It Wtt# * ulce #xbl-
liltlon i'f clean #|t«rrlng.
lit th# |ir#ltmtnnry two local kid# m#t.
nnd lu th# neeoiid liout IVter Maher w#ut
ii|> Again#! Jeff Kleiiuulng, n Hmm* star,
wlu»*c £.*) |Muind# and grant atrangth luirdly
bnlaneiHl hi# nwkwnrdn###.
WINDER NOW CLAIM8
THE CHAMPION8HIP
B«*for# n large nml #nthtt#la#tl# crowd
i»f fi mu Hat unlit y nfteritooii #t link land, lb#
W#»t Knd and Foote A I tar leu team# plity-
od ti#ttcofully along until th# eighth In
ning. when, with the rat* It to 9 In fa
vor of \V##t End. I*mi»lra lloumle# cull- • H|t#rlnl to Th# (ieorgtatt.
od th# game ItecttUtt# th# ■«»» wn« directly j Winder. t{#.. Aug. IS.—Winder defeated
the |dtrht*r*tt nml tleMera’ ejr«. A ! the Houthorii Bell ImwIioII team In tb# de-
rue I Ion followed, mid th# g#iu# wn# railed, j riding game of the eerie# h#r# Katantny
Wllaoti |iltehi*.| (Mirt of the Ural Inning! I»y # #coro of 7 to 0. It wn# # |tltcb#ra‘
for Went Knd, giving up three hltn, # I him# i Imttl# from the mart, with Fegara In tho
it ImII* nml three rutin, nml not iNdttg , Irad.
Winder now clfilnifi tho cbmuplottiiblp of
tioorgln In numtmtr rank#. Thoy hnvo do-
lintiNl prui-tlidllr every tram of nny prom-
liicmv. Mini uioat of them away fn»»» home.
The annv: R. II. K.
WltHler,. 7 C 1
Houthertr Bell * 9 4 1
Hummnry: Strmk out by Hegara 7, by
Mangum 8. rniplro iHirat.
RACES IN GADSDEN.
Hpoidal to The Georgia*.
Gadsden. Altt., Aug. 11—Th# tioraemen of
thla city and Annlaton are dlm-mudiig a
pin it to have a aorloa of raora In that idly
■otu<* time lu ttctotior, where thinv la «
gi*4*l half util# trni'k in egceHenl iimditlou.
GadNdeti haa aotue good hor»e Ce«h and it
I oral me# track waa talked of here laat
apring. However, the prupoolUon from Au-
XASINO
TONIGHT—MATINEE TUE0DAY.
VAUDEVILLE
Elenora Sisters, Jacobs’ Marvelous
Dogs, Mile. Latina, Sanford and Whit*.
Morris and Morris, Cartmell and Paid
and Camsragraph.
SEES FATHER FALL
IN A PISTOL DUEL
LOVER
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
Girl Crouches in Corner
"While Mortal Encounter
Occurs in Room.
Special to Th# Georgian.
Greenville, fl. C, Aug. U.—Allcn Em-
craon, of Anderaon county, was
brought hero nnd placed In tho Green
ville county Jail yeaterday for tho kill
ing of hla cousin, Thomaa F. Drake, 4
miles from the city of Anderaon, Sat
urday night ahortly after midnight.
Tho clrcumatancei attending the
•hdotlng are raid to be that Drake on
■* ’r S-ifunlin- night }i#nrd a
nolae In the room of bin (laughter, Mi««
Annie Drake, and going there, found
Sntemoti and Immediately began
•hooting.
Saw Her Father 8laln.
Gmeraon grabbed hla platol lying on
table and returned the fire with
the result that Drake was immediately
Wept Over Father's Corpse.
Miss Drgke Is a beautiful girl and
A half doien* shots were ea-
BOV BADLY BEATEN
APPEALS TO POLICE
With his lip* trembling and targe
tear* coursing down his dirty cheeks,
12-yrar-otd Kirby Brown told a pitiful
tale of how hla father, J. T. Brown, had
tied hj* hand* and feet and beaten him
until blood streamed down hla body.
After this terrible beating Kirby rah
away from home and was picked up on
the street and carried to the station
houae, where h* told hla story to tha
police. An offleer wa* sent to It Con-
natty street, where Brown resides, and
nrreated him.
In police court Monday morning the
boy stated that hla father did the beat
ing with a (trap about a foot and a
half long and two and a half Inches
wide. H* says that tha strap instead
of being solid la apUt Into little atrip*
up to the handle. Acting Hecorder Im
posed‘a'flne of 35.73 on Brown.
ALLEGED SWINDLER
GOT $5 FROM TERRELL
On the charge of having collected
about ’ 330 on fait* pretences, a man
who gave hla nam* a* W. M. Hair
ston wa* given a preliminary hearing
Saturday b*for* Justice Puckett.and
wa* bound over to the city court In
3200 bond.
Hairston I* charged with having gone
about the city collecting fund* for the
Junior Order, n fraternal orgar.mllon,
which did nut authorise «ny auca aim*
asking. He got 35 from Oovernor Ter
rell, 33 from Chief W. R. Joyner and
also from The Georgian, The Journal
and The Constitution.
The Great Preparatory School of
the South for Boys and Girls
rUiabllahsil in ll.'2. Magnificent ?L-h**ol plant, pep.
f#i liy lighted, ventilated and gtenm heated. Spacious
balls, c-»mm«x]lous study and recitation rooms.
Th# character and management of Gordon appeal
• . j. i’rntta . !.■• <i•-*-11 *» *'■ send their son* and dun* -
tera to a school vlitri trtry fncnity m-ntnl, moral
and phy«Vrtl—urfll be developed In the right way and
to th# highest degree. Military department under dl-
racUon ot U. 8. Army ofllcsr. The faculty Is as
strung a» that of any college, and th# curriculum It
ne high a# that of any female college. Thret
(‘ourses—full Classical Course, including Latin and
Greek; English Course; Business Course* Including
]<...ikk#eplng. Shorthand nnd Tvp#writing.
Catalogue give* detailed information of tha ad
vantages which have for half a century enabled Gor
don’s graduates to excel in college, professional and
business life.Write for it. B. F. PICKETT, President
Fall Session Opens September 6th.
STATE UNIVERSITY,
ATHENS, OJA.
David O. Barrow, - Ohanoollor
20 SCHOOLS 33 tHSTRVD TORS
, nirhnr training in LAW. AOkH’ltLTUBE, ENGI
NEERING, I'll Altai AC Y, TEACHING FORESTBT,
anil in CLASSICAL AND bOlKNTIFiC hTUDIES.
Board W.30 a mentft.ifeomU M. TaitionFRKE. f 100400 for
pnlsrjfemeitl of Agricultural Department. 9S00400in recent inp
proremonu.
Gredastes among foremost in iJiw,Statesmanship, Educa
tion. Ministry. Industrial v\rm, Finance and Joarnalism.
PALL TERM OPENS SEPT. 29th. SEND FOR BULLETINS.
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
STONE MOUNTAIN, GA.
A home school limited to seventy boy* with eight experienced teach
er*. The largest and best equipped school gymnasium In Georgia,
with a competent physical director. Opena September 12. Write for
catalogue. W. B. GRIFFIN, Principal, Stone Mountain, Oa.
GEORGIA MILITARY COLLEGE.
University Preparatory. ■ Threo Course*. Full faculty of expert teach
er*. Discipline after West Point model. Captain U. 3. A. CommandanL
Term* reasonable. Next session begin* Tuesday, September 4, 1806. New il
lustrated catalogue on application.
Address Wm. E, Reynolds, A. M., President, Box 82,
Milledgeville, Ga.
CONVICT8 RETURNED
TO THE STATE
FARM
Bpcclil to Tb* G#orgb»n.
Montgomery* Ala., Aug. It.—The
twenty-eight convicts leased to the
■Montgomery t’ordage Company, for
hleh a receiver was recently ap
pointed, havs been sent to the state
farm at BpeJgners.
nlaton. It I# li#ll*red, would pl##M thru*
better, nml It I# prulmbl# tbe races will b#
arranged for.
PRE8BYTEr1aN8 DEFEAT
WE8TERN HEIGHTS
Th* I’raahjrterinaa plnyed with tho team
from Western Height# #ud came out the
victor# by th# #core of t to 3 Saturday
afteniiMMi, on th* corner of J#rk#on and
Old Wheat street#. Th# gam* wns hard
fought front start to flntab. and It was In
doubt uutll th* Inst tnnn wa# out In tho
ninth Innlug:
Tb# features of tbe game were tho
round” playing of the Presbyterians, and
the work on th# Inis## of Ylttnr and Hints
for tho Preshytertaus.
Hcore by Innings: II. II.
Presbyterian# 010 091 131-4 5
Western Heights W0 100 Q0»-S «
SMITH TO SPEAK
IT BIJ0U_ MONDAY
Candidate for Governor
Will Address Fulton
County Voters.
Hike smith will deliver hi* aecond
address of the campaign Monday night
at the Bijou Theater, the *peaklng b*
ginning at 8 o'clock. A mas* meeting
of clilxenSj under the direction of the
Fulton County Hoke* Bmith Club Will
hear <h« candidate.
B. M. Blount, president of the coun
ty club, will pre*lde over the meeting.
Mr. Smith will be Introduced by J. K.
Orr. The arrangements ere In the
charge of W. D. Harwell, who will
make every effort to provide sufllclent
accommodations.
Mr. Smith ha* spoken only once In
Atlanta during the campaign and on
that oceaalon the time wn* divided with
Clark Howell, who met him In Joint
debate. Mr. Smith will deliver the
only long address of the evening and
promise* to discus* campaign l«*ue*
fully.
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
ON PASSENGER TRAIN
th? ALABAMA BREN AU
■■ — BUFAULA, ALABAMA. ——
A high graU# Collegv-tConservatory for
young ladles. Thorough course In lite
rary. special advantages In tousle* art,
oratory. Orchestra of U Instruments.
Beautiful new bnlldlngs located upon a
mngnlBrent elevation. Ideal winter ell-
mate, splendid health record. Ala. Bre-
nnu Chautauqua takes nlaco of usual
Commencement. Specially low price*.
Writ# for Illustrated catalogue.
WITH THE FIGHTERS
By Private Leased Wire.
New York. Aug. 11—Mlk# HcUnvk ha# re-
relved an offer from Butte. Mont., for a
tight with Tommy Bums. With the offer
comes a guarantee of 93.600 ami a atlpula-
thm that the mill Is to take place on the
night of IaW l»ay. Kcbreck Una accepted
th# offer on the condition that Kilille tltp-
i#T. G#*»rg* Sllef or Abe Pollock referee
hk tight. #
Amity McGary and WUII# Kltxirerald will
•e sera In action again, for Paildy
Walsh, acting for McGary, today accepted
terms fr#m the Bridgeport Athletic Club
BrHgifmrt. fonu.. for a return go with
Fltagcrntd at that plnee, to tak# place with
in two weeks* time.
Kvrrjrthing has lieen arranged fiw the
rmftle fetsras I’uk ftosvett Iflrf Young <\>r*
licit at Indianapolis Ijlmr Hay. The boys
will liottle at 133 pounds.
Jlnt Itrtscoli. tbe champion featherweight
of Ragland, who recently defeated Jim
Ibiwker far tbe title at the National K|iort-
Ing flub of Lomlnn, hsa arrived In New
York and will soon be •#*» In action In the
tisga of tba uear-b/ club*.
Special to The Georgian.
Chattanooga. Tenn., Aug. *.4—Be
coming despondent on a Nashville
train bound for thla city because her
huaband waa bringing her back to her
home here, hlrs. George Qunnn, the
wife of a Mexican, drank a vial of
laudanum and had It not been for the
efforts of two lady passengers and a
physician she would have died.
The drlnklnjr of the drug followed
a quarrel on the train between Quann
and his wife.
GEORGIANS IN ATLANTA.
AT THE MARION.
B. B. Braswell, Gnlnesrlll#; Mrs. A.
f*. Triad, Tallapoosa: C. H. Itonlel. wife
uud son, Ihtwson; Charles M. Perry nltd
wit#, Gainesville; L. II. Adams. Thomas-
ton; C. M. Burimut, Gainesville; It. It. Cole,
Jr., Newunu; II. K. Fenn, Snvnnnuh; P.
D. Stamps, Mneon: W. M. Pembl#. Havau-
nah; M. A. Jarrell, wife ami child, Con
yers; Mrs. E. V. Htoektoti, Columlms; \\.
II. Griffin ami s*hi. VaMosta; J. W. West,
Valdosta: W. A. Hill. Calhoun; J. W. Is»w#,
Washington; II. F. Newton mid wife,
Lyons; IjohiiIu Bradley, Adrian.
AT THE~ARAGON.
C. It. Wright. Mm on: Mrs. I.luh* Den
nis, Miu-iiii; Mrs. J. M. Ilorton. Mueou;
J. W. Harrison. Jr., Piedmont; 11. T. New
ton nnd wife. Icons’, Wllllnin II. llubb,
Columbus; Mrs. A. J. Tinigrn*. Columbus;
II. M. Cosgrove, Ctdumbiia; it. I». Cole, Jr.,
Newunn: W. It. Cantrell nnd n^ife, Athens;
W. C. Unrus, Griffin.
AT THE KIMBALL.
II. E. Newton, Forsyth; W. A. I Unison,
Alucrirus; ,\. L Miller, Doiinldsotivltlc; J.
|>. Miller, Arlington; G. W. Falbigton,
Plnehurst; A. Emmett Brown. Mscon;
II. 11. Arrlugton. Uome; L W. U##ves,
Csrtersrlll#; 4. II. Jones, Conl#l«; M. 4.
Walker. Quit man; W. C. Brake. Griffin; J.
Johnson. Wsrrenton: h. C. Cowsii and
wife. Futon Springs; J. I. Turner. Ea-
tiHiton; C. |». Haller, Angustn: W. C. Mc
Allister, llawkluavlllo; B. B. Tat#. Cartvn
J. II. Gary. Nashville: F. tt. Ktnlilm, Mi
con: T. Fender, Vshlostn: J. Ilarrell. Val-
ikuta; J. A. fJMfitv. ComWc; J. T. lit nr mu,
^ * P. Carr. Covington; It. M.
tts; F. B. Davis and wife,
Newnan: K. Y. Jamesim. Mneon: W. Live.
Griffin; J. C. Has». Csrmllt.H.: K. T. Ilow-
ell. Augusta: T. C. McWhorter. Htcpheua;
W. A. Chapman. Macon; II. N. Galbiher.
Moutetnma; Itoveuiwrt Gnerry. Macon; <1,
W. JorUrth. Jr.. llankirsvIU#; |j. )|. K—
(sinks. Boston: L V. Hati-her. Augusta;
L Vinson. MUIclcevlII#; ll. M. Stanley,
Dublin; O. L. Lit lie auJ wife, Abbeville;
JUST THIRTY BUYS
* FOR CHICKEN THIEF
Q«arg« Porch, a ncjjro (0 yesr* old
u-ho I* Mid to have walked fifteen
mllea In quest ot s half dozen frying-
■lied chicken*, ws* arraigned before
Atclng Recorder Oldknow Monday
morning. Deorge says he bought th*
chickens from a friend of his for 11.34
nnd was bringing them to town to leave
’em with nnother friend because he
had no j ..,ce to keep them at home.
Porch aay* he bought the ''fries" at
Hlverdsle, soma eight mile* from At
lanta.
The negro wa* arrested st th* lower
end of Marietta street about 2 o'clock
Friday morning, carrying the chicken*
In a sack slung over hi* ahoulder.
He got 30 day*.
RAILROAD COMMISSION
TO HEAR COMPLAINTS
Special to The Georgian.
Montgomery, Ala., Aug. 13.—Th*
Alabama railroad commission met
hare today to hear complaints against
the roads for better station* and serv
ice. On the docket ar* the following
case* to be disposed of: Depots at PI-
l>er, Rldervllte and Mulberry Tank on
the Southern; Marbury. on the Louis
ville and Nashville; Carpenter on th*
Nashville, Chaltnnoogs and St. IhiuH,
nniV Jonesboro on tha Alabama Orest
Southern. A complaint that th* rst*
on flour from Franklin, Tenn., to
Oresnsboro Is too high.
1,714 8CHOOL TEACHERS
AWARDED CERTIFICATES
K|MH-lal to The Georgian.
Montgomery, Ala, -Aug. 11—The
atate board of examiner* nf teacher*
ha* completed It* work and adjourned.
There were 1,714 teacher* awarded cer
tificate* to teach In the public school*
of Alabama.
WORK ON CAPITOL
HAS BEEN RESUMED
Hpeetal In Th, Georgian.
Montgomery, Ala., Aug. 13.—Work
on the cap.ltol an^ex wa* resumed to
day after ■ lapse of three weeks be
cause of the failure of some *tee!
structure* to arrive. Thl* failure of
the structures to arrive, however will
not keep, the contractor* from (Intah-
Ing It on contract time. The entire
annex must be completed on or be
fore December I. '
Vvilltam JCmp iial wire. T*te; J. 0.‘ New
ell. Georgia: II. iloalriglit. Georgia: II. !-•
Ilii**. Jark.m: II. I'. Itarker. Tilton: J.
M. Kelley, Griffin: t\ It. M«r»h*ll. .Key
iHtltl*: l‘. W. Godfrey, Covlugtoo: J. P. Me-
Cord, Ampul*.
attheTiedmont.
J. It. Mereer. IMwaon; Mr*. IV. II. Tl«d-
1U. Allxtsy: It. I- Johnoon, M*e.>»: A M.
ewm.li. Home; do**’ I>. . Kr*n* AO-
gn.t«: Mr*. A. II. Murrt*. M.,-.,*: J. JJ.
KoU-rto. Ball Gnmnd; J. It. KeruoWa Grtf-
Sn; 3*. J. UoMiiwm. H.r*oiuh: Mta* 1^
mm Hwlft. Cntumloic l', J. jwlft- tj*
lu in I >ii,; Mu* M«ry UeyooMa tlriffls: Mr.
•ml Mr*. Fleming Tlneley. Bsr.sssh/yil’
Maxi 11. Klesilog. Angimu: Mr. *mliMr*.
<-. It. I tar la. Auxiny: Mlw Nannie MsL
Alliony; loom Conierford. M.rlett*.
ARE YOU GOINQ TO PAINT7
IJnseed Oil Is tbs life of paint. See
that tt Is pure. Spencer Kellogg Old
Process Linseed Oil lx the oldert
brand in tbe United States. Sold by
F. J. COOI.EDGE & BRO.,
Atlanta. Savannah.
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