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WILSON MIZNER HITS BROADWAY
AND A STRANGE, LURID HAZE
MARKS HIS PATH AT NIGHT
THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
j'rlriitt' I.an Mil WlPa,
Sen York. Auff. 17.—The strange,
lurid haze hanging over Broadway lut
nirht was due to the reappearance In
to»n of H'llsori Mlancr, of California,
,ho attached Mra. Charles T. Yerkes
unto himself.
•Oh. heavens! Will this awful noto
riety never cease?" cried Mr. Mlsner
despairingly when asked If he had
-eased quarreling with his wife. -It
u such an awful thing to be harrassed
mis way. Why can’t the public let us
»l,ine. I love my wife devotedly and
etie loves me dearly. Our case Is one
„( love if there ever was one and It Is
bad to be misunderstood and have my
■nolives Impugned.
‘It is nht true that I was thrown out
of my wife’s house In Chicago. It Is
mU® K h ? r ®, hB ».f>*en some slight trou-
ble, but It will came right In time.
Mrs. Yerkes—1 mean Mrs. Mlsner—Is
getting better rapidly, and within ten
days will be able to Join me here, and
then we will build a little home down
In Bensonhurst and go there to live In
seclusion and away-Xrom the noise and
chatter of Broadway."
Mr. Mlsner said he was doing well
In San Francisco, where he Is a con
tractor.
•'Our enemies have tried to* make
trouble but have failed,” said Mr. Mls
ner. “One of them has committed sui
cide. The other Is worse off. Nothing
can come between us now, and our fu
ture Is one bright, glad dream.”
boy, five years of age,
TRA VELS 6,000 MILES ALONE
By Private I-ennoci Wire.
Detroit, -Mich., Aug. 17.—Over land
sn<! sea, a distance of (.000 miles, came
little Robert Wallace, aged 5 years,
from Glasgow, Scotland, In search of
his father and mother. Robert arrived
In Detroit Thursday and was held tem
porarily because the officials at Que
bec. w here he landed, had failed to pro
vide him with a passport. He walked
SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA.
Judgments Affirmed,
Green, administrator, vs. Freeman,
fp.in DeKalb superior court, before
Judge Roan. Green. Tllson A Mc
Kinney, for plaintiff In error. Etheridge,
Boykin A Etheridge, contra.
Hawes, trustee, vs. Glover, from
Jones superior court, Judge Lewis.
Hall & Wimberly and J. E. Hall, for
plaintiff In error. John R. L. Smith,
contra.
Home Insurance Company of New
York vs. Chattahoochee Lumber Com
pany, from Decatur superior court,
Judge Spence. King, Spalding ft Lit
tle. for plaintiff in error. Donalsnn ft
Dnnalson and Adams ft Adams, contra.
Baxter A Co. et al. vs. Camp et al.,
ind vice versa, fiom Clinch superior
court, Judge Parker. L. A. Wilson. John
W. Bennett, S. R. Atkinson and Tnom-
er & Reynolds, for Baxter ft Co. et al.
J. L. Sweat and W. Q. Brantley, con
tra.
■Mhrlght-Prlor sCompany vs. Pacific
Selling Company, from city court of
Atlanta. Judge Reid. .Moore, Pomeroy
A Jones, for plaintiff In error. George
Gordon and J. W. Moore, contra.
Greene county et al. vs. Wright,
comptroller general, from Fulton su
perior court. Judge Pendleton. S. H.
Sibley. J. D. Kllpatrlrk, J. T. West. J.
11. and N. P. Paris, Seaborn Reeae and
E. P. Davis, for plaintiffs In error.
John C. Hart, attorney general: Boy
kin Wright, Smith, Berner, Smith ft
Hnattngs. contra.
Pnlmer et al. vs. Inman et al., from
I Rulloch superior court, Judge Rawl
ings. F. T. Lockhart. J. A. Brnnnen
and G. 8. Johnston, for plaintiffs In
error. Osborne ft Lawrence and R.
I.oe Moore, contra.
city Council of Augusta vs. Dozier,
from Richmond superior court, Judge
I Hammond. C. H. Cohen, for plslntlft
In error. Salem Duteher, contra.
Southern Railway Company vs. Born
Steel Range Company, from Chatham
superior court, Judge Senbrook. Os
borne ft Lawrence, for plaintiff In er
ror. O'Connor, O'Byrne ft Hartrtdgo,
contra. •
Herndon vs. State, from Sumter su
perior court. Judge Littlejohn. Williams
ft Harper and J. A. Anstey, for plain
tiff In error. John C. Hart, attorney
general, and Frank A. Hooper, solicitor
I general, contra.
Mrt'askIH ct al. vs. Bower et al.,
| trustees, etc., and vice versa, from De-
ratur superior court, Judge Sitenee.
Russell ft Hawes, for plaintiffs In er
ror. Powell ft, Pottle and John R. Wil
ton, contra.
>h Donald vs. Slate, from Henry su
perior court, Judge Reagan. C
Hryiin, for plaintiff In error. O. H. B.
Woodworth, solicitor general, and W.
P. Illoodworth, contra.
Jones vs. State, from Rabun su
perior court, Judge Klmsey, W. S.
: Paris, for plaintiff In error. W. A.
I Charters, solicitor general, contra.
Into the immigration office with all tiie
self-assurance In the world. He did
not understand what was meant by
passports snd such things, but he did
want to know why the officials held
him here.
Rankin Wallace, the boy's brother In
Chicago, was telegraphed to and an
swered that he would meet the boy.
The lad was then allowed to proceed to
his destination.
superior court. Judge Mitchell. Stanley
8. Benner, for plaintiff In error. J. W.
Edmondson and L. W. Branch, contra
Hall vs. Stulb, from city court of
Richmond county, Judge Eve. 8alem
Duteher and B. B. McCowen, for plain
tiff in error. No appearance contra.
Springer vs. Indianapolis Brewing
Company, from city court of Columbus,
Judge Willis. T. T. Miller, for plain
tiff In error. C. E. Battle, contra.
Walpert vs. Bohan, from Chatham
superior court, Judge Seabrook. Alex
ander ft Edwards, for plaintiff In er
ror. O’Connor, O'Byrne ft Hartrldge,
contra.
Duren vs. Stephens, from city court
of Thomnsrllle, Judge Hsnsell. Theo
dore Tttus, for plaintiff In error. W.
H. Hammond, contra.
Brandon vs. Pritchett, from Laurens
superior court. Judge Lewis. P. L.
Wade and Daley ft Bussey, for plain
tiff In error. Sanders ft Davis, contra.
Kendall et al. va. Kells, from Col
quitt superior court. Judge Mitchell.
Shipp ft Kline and J. A. Wilkes, for
plaintiffs In error. Y. L. Watson, E.
L. Bri an and W. C. McCall, contrd.
Harris, administrator, et al. vs. How
ard, from Early superior court, Judge
.Sheffield. A. G. Powell, for plaintiffs
In error. W. D. Kldtloo, contra.
Bennett • Atlantic Coast Line Rail
road Com ,iv, from Ware superior
court. Judge Parker. Leon A. Wilson,
for plaintiff In error. Kay, Bennet ft
Conyers, contra.
Allred vs. State, from Dawson su
perior court. Judge Klmsey. F. C. Tate,
N. A. Morris, Ri R. Arnold and A. W.
Vandfvere, for plaintiff In error. W. A.
Charters, solicitor general, contra.
Howard vs. State, from city court of
Sparta. Judge Little. Williford ft Mid-
dlebrooks. for plaintiff In error. R. W.
Moore, solicitor, and R. H. Lewta, con-
trn.
Ilohensteln vs. State, from Chatham
superior court, Judge Cann- Garrard
ft Meldrlm and C. V. Ilohensteln. for
plnlntlff In error. W. W. Osborne, so-,
lldtor general, and D. J. Charlton, con
tra.
Put These On Your C.-J.-D. Short
Saturday Shoppihg List.
The short Saturday doings at Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose have become
famous. For this Saturday there are still more little items. The little but
all important accessories.
Neckwear, gloves, etc., with which to “freshen up” the summer wardrobe.
Few of these listed run over a quarter or a half dollar. New novelties and
sharp reduction mark this entire page for Saturday selling.
CHARLES I. BRANAN IS A WIN
NER FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
A8K HI8 FRIEND8 WHY?
GEORGIANS IN ATLANTA.
Dismissed.
Anderson, administrator, v*. Wyche,
f"rn Bibb superior court, Judffe KH-
■»n. M. O. Bayne, for plaintiff In er-
"i Lane A Park, contra.
1 ‘X va. Macon Hallway and Light
| Company, from city court of Macon.
Hodges. J. H. Hall and R. 8.
Wimberly, for plaintiff in error. Ro-
j land Kill*, contra.
Reversed.
Hfndereon Rlevator Company va.
| N-rth Georgia Milling Company, from
Whit Held Ruperlor court. Judge Kite.
E. K. Sc C. D. McCutchcn, for plaintiff
In error. R. J. & J. Mctjamy, contra.
I.ewI* v*. Douglas County Co-opera
tive store, from Dougin* superior court,
Judge Bartlett. J. 8. James, for plain
tiff In error. J. II. McLarty and Rob*
erts & Hutcheson, contra.
Atlantic and Birmingham Railway
Company vs. Ilnttnwny, from city court
Vienna, Judge Henderson. RosRer
* Brandon, W. T. Colquitt, J. L. Sweat.
‘ ruin Sc Jones, for plaintiff In error.
"HI Si Royal, Mur row & Pate, contra.
IMaware Insurance Company vs.
| Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Company,
from Fulton superior court, Judge Pen-
I "Won. Burton Smith, for plaintiff In
error King, Spalding & Little, contra.
I *V«*ioii V*. state, from city court of
i griffin. Judge Hammond. Thomas W.
| Thurman, for plaintiff In error. Thomae
j E. Patterson, solicitor, contrn.
Pickens vs, Georgia Railroad and
Banking Company, from DeKalb su-
| PJrtor court. Judge Roan. Hulsey A
rlel.i and A. M. Brand, for plaintiff In
I #rr ;>r. Joseph B. & Bryan Gumming
[ an '* M A. Candler, contra.
Sv.'iiiey v,.. Hooker et al., from Brooks
AT THE ARAGON.
II. M. IlnUelnrd nud wife. Perry; E.
W. Vance nud wife, Fort Valley; Mrs.
W. M. Howard, Iterneerllle; Mrs. It. L.
Fox, Mount Vernon; J. F. reader, Val
dosta; Mrs. James II. Whitehead. Waynes-
iMiro; Mrs. F. II. Whitehead, Wnynesfioro;
Miss Bertha t Jordon, Waynesboro; II. W.
Blake, Bnll Ground; H. J. Hlatc. Columbus;
Norman C; Miller. Americas; Ben Watts,
Home; Mrs. .Inmes Whitehead and three
daughters, Mncou; Orville A. Park, Ms-
AT THE PIEDMONT.
T. It. Mills. Origin; Miss Mary M. Mills,
Origin; Thomas 4. Shepard. Fort Valley;
Jncksoii Annated, Monroe; K. P. DImiiiuIccn,
Columbus: J. It. Dabney, Wnrm Springs;
J. c. Newsom. Washington: 4. W. Hnlutml-
ster, Macon; 4. K. Bouden. W u yen mu; J.
W. Dillon, Tluminsvlllc; Maud Bailey,
Canon.
AT THE~MARION
A. N. Brittain. Palmetto: W. I* Fendei
and family, Valdosta; T. Kirkland nml
wife. Way cross: Mrs. A. B. Kemp, (Jifsy
ette; Mrs. II. Peterson. Douglas; C. If.
Itanisny and wife, Qnttuuin; 4. It. Davis.
Quitman; Mrs. Blalock. Quitman; 4. A
Horn. Boston; C. M. Todd, tawrencevllle,
D. Fowler. Keiiola; Mrs. Judsoti McKl
Fihc Fans
At Half Price
Fans formerly from $1.00 to $18.00
reduced to 5oc to $9.00.
Fans of so many bespangled de
signs that detailed descriptions are an
impossibility.
Birthday presents galore in these
HALF-PRICES.
$18.00 fans $9.00.
». 13.50 fans 6.75.
12.50 fans 6.25.
7.50 fans 3.75.
7.00 fans 3.50.
6.00 fans 3.00.
5.00 fans 2.50.
4.00 fans 2.00.
3.00 fans 1.50.
1.50 fans .75.
1.00 fans .50.
50c Stscks at 15c
Soiled stocks that were 50c each,
White Lawn Stocks with embroidered
tie 15c
Lace Stocks
New creations in lace stocks
25c, 35c and 50c.
Thos. H. Goodwin,
Candidate for Mayor,
''HI n.hiresB the voter, at the city
! all this evening at 8 o'clock and dls-
| cu * s the issues of the campaign.
are you going to
PAINT?
[ 7in V;, ,,se Southern Home Lead and
. M led p *lr.t«. The standard of
v-ai.ty in the Pout? for the pa.t
I * < ‘ r ’’r t wo years.
£ f COOLEDGE & BRO.,
u ■' Forsyth St Atlanta.
W . |f. 1'iwirr. wimiii, mi
ninrrn.T. \Yarne,1mm; Mr*. J. 4. M' KInnir
I'liv, Wnyni'nlmro; Mr, M. K. Harriet!
WimiezlHirn; Mr». A. Urey, Wn.vureborn
SUM l.txxle 1.011 Grey, SVayneiboru.
AT THE~KtMBALL.
IV. It. Leopold anil wife, Savnnnali; C.
B. Wllwni. Hot* trunk; K. I.. Forrwter. Uo
Hum; Sir.. K- Wakefield, Auierlrtnt; A. L.
«'i.lWt, Blur Bliltrr; It. I'. Hull. Albany;
\V. \V, Thiimnwili. Aibfil.m; It. II. 4mir«.
Antrum.; W. SI. Henry, Home; It. 8. Bale,
Newton; M. 4. Inure., Griffin; It. \\. 1
mnn, Atireu..
WHITE BABY LEFT
ON NEGRO’S DOORSTEP.
Sprrinl to Tiie Georgian.
Covington. Ga., Aug. 17.—It in learn
ed that a white baby, about t month,
of age, w'a. found on the doornt.p of
a negro woman last Monday night, on
rafter ztreet In the .outhem part of the
city.
The child wa* nnugiy tucked up In a
banket with a bottle of milk by it*
side.
No clew ban been found an to who
placed the child at the woman’, houi
BLUE AND THE GRAY
ORGANIZE CAMP.
Hprelnl to The lleorKllin. ,
Gr.tnesvllle, Fla., Aug. 17.—The Con
federate Veteran, and Grand Army
men of Alachua county have organized
a battnlion of the Blue and the Gray,
with about 25 charter member.. II.
F. Dutton, the banker, wa. elected col
onel.
CHARLES I. BRANAN WILL GET
A MAJORITY OF THE VOTES FOR
COUNTY TREASURER IN THE
COUNTRY DISTRICTS.
New Peter Pan
and Wihdser
Ti
in
ies
shape,
All that’s new both
width, length and pattern.
“Peter Pans” in diagonal stripe
silk or solid colors with self dots.
Embroidered ends and in plaids.
Ruching
Six different patterns of neck ruchings,
in a box, at 25c
Tourists ruching, 6 yards to a
at
box,
25c
Black net ruching, yard . . . 25c
Ruching in assorted colors, black or
white, by the yard 25c
Half-Pri
nee
Collar ahd CuffSets
New patterns in Collar and
Cuff Sets in embroidered
lawns.
One lot of 50c stocks em
broidered linen lawn. Two
designs.
Saturday 25c Each 25c a Set.
SUMMER TO/LET ARTICLES
Rubifoam at
...19c
Sozodont at
...20c
Magda Cream at..
Pompeiian Massage
Cream, 40c and...
..60c
Ella Berry's Cu-You-Cau
Powder at
..35c
Ella Berry’s Bcautiola
at
..50c
Nail Enamel, cake
form,
large size, nt
..10c
Emery Boards, box.
..10c
Haraisch Nail Enamel
at
.35c
Roger & Gallet’8 Rouge
at 20c
Pear’s Attcr of Roses
Soap, cake at 60c
Soeicte Hygcniquc Soap,
large eake, uuscented, 38c
Hind’s Honey and Almond
Cream at 38c
Fiver’s Lnit d’ Iris (Milk
of Orris), ut 59c
Pond’s Extratit at.. . .20c
Listerine, $1 size at. ... 67c
Pinaud’s Eau de Quinine
at 45c.
Newbro’s Horpicide at 90c
Mason’s Old English Hair
Tonic at goc
Lyon’s Tooth Powder
Coke Dandruff Cure, $1.00
size at 60c
Roger & Gallon's Pomade
Rose, for lips 16c
Roger & Gallct’s
brow Pencils at.. ..
Eyc-
..16c
at.
• 15c
Pozzoni’s Complexion
Powder at 38c
Levy's La Blache Powder
at 37c
Colgate's Faee Powder
at 16c
Roger & Gallct’s Violet do
Panne Powder 44c
Dorm’s Face Powder in
tiny boxes with miniature
puff 35c
Roger & Gallct’s Violet
Vegetal Lotion 75c
Pinaud’8 Vegetal Lotion
at 65c
Johannc Maria Farina
Cologne at 35c
Stinson’s Deodorant pre
vents any odor from per
spiration, box 26c
Woodland Violet Talcum
Powder, the softest and
most delightfully per
fumed of all talcum*
box 16c
Roger & Gallet's Talcum,
at 20c
Roger & Gallet’s Violet
Soap, cake, at 30c
Packer’s Tar Soap, cake
at 15c
Pure White Castile Soap,
cake at .. .■ 7c
Hudnut’s Violet Sec Wa
ter, 75c and $1.40
'Trailing Arbutus Ex
tracts, ounce at 26c *
Ask the Young Lady to Tell You About
Kingsberry’s Freckle Remover. Dem
onstrated at the Elevators. First Floor,
Right.
Chamberlin-Johnson-DuB
r
ose Company.
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