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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
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“WILL NOT CONTEST PRIMARY,”
DECLARES THOMAS H.' GOODWIN
Georgia Savings Bank
Trust Company,
South Broad, Cor.
Alabama St.
‘Under 'State super-
Say S. He Finds No
. Irregularities
Crept
in.
GOODWIN RAN
WONDERFUL RACE
Chief Joyner’s Majority is
Officially Placed
At 261.
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Lake Toxaway, N. C 12.70
Tfyon. N. C 10.00
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Simona, Ga 12.00
Cumberland laland, Ga 13.00
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Chicago, III .. 32X5
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Atlantic City, N. J 40.00
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Detroit, Mich 30.05
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Ticket* on tale dally limited for re
turn until Octobar 31, 1906.
Patsanger and Ticket Office No, 1
Paachtrae Street. 'Phone 142.
J. C. LUSK,
Oiatriet Passenger Agent.
Thomaa H. Goodwin, who waa de
feated In the race for mayor by a
majority of 261. aald Thursday morn
ing that he will not contest Chief Joy
ner's right to the office.
He atated Wednesday night shortly
after the unofficial returns had been
completed that he would aerve notice
of a contest, but has since reconsid
ered.
Mr. Goodwin ran a remarkable race.
When he announced his candidacy
some time ago. few of the wise poli
ticians would concede hfm more than
800 or 1,000 votes. But he finished
with great strength and the friends of
Chief Joyner were badly worried Wed
nesday.
It la atated that Mr. Goodwin se
ts per cent of the Hoke
i the city, Chief Joyner's
friendship for Clark Howell and the
fact that he supported him for gover
nor being used effectively against Joy
ner.
Concerning his race Mr. Goodwin
said Thursday:
"I feel that the vote I received la a
cured
late whose virtues had been widely
heralded and who was admittedly back
ed by strong Influences, this, too, In
the fate of the fact that I was backed
only by the loyal support of those who
adhered to the principles set forth In
my platform and my close personal
friends.’*
Mr. Goodwin, being seen In regard
to hla race, expressed entire satisfac
tion at the results, as It seems to be
the will of the people for his opponent
to receive the honors.
“I was under the Impression at first
that some Irregularity had crept Into
the returns from tome quarters, but
upon Investigation found everything tu
be regular so far as can be ascertained,
and I am satisfied with the verdict of
the voters.
“I want to congratulate my opponent
tor the vote he received. J must con
fess that It was a surprise to me.
“My friends deserve the highest
praise for the untiring work they did
for me, and I will never cease to feel
grateful to them.”
BODIES ARE TAKER
FROM WRECKAGE
OF CHILEAN CITY
Eighty Thousand Persons
Expected to Leave
Place.
Special Cable—Ccpyrlght.
Valparaiso, Auf. 23.—The irovern-
ment and local authorities now have
the situation In this city well In hand.
The work of caring for the homeless
earthquake sufferers Is progressing
rapidly, while the dead are being re
claimed from the ruins nnd taken a way
for burial.
Thirty thousand refugees have left
Valparaiso and gone to tianttugo. The
president has Issued an order to cap
tains of all Chilean vessels to proceed
to Valparaiso with provisions and take
away from the city all who desire to
reach other points. It Is estimated that
fully 80,000 people will Ipave the city.
While there Is continued clamor for
food the situation In this respect Is In
nowise alarming. It !•• estimated that
200,000 persons are encamped In open
spaces In the city nnd In itio suburbs.
The fires have been extinguished.
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Election Bets
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Pinkertons Think They Arc
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DOCTOR IS SENT TO JAIL
FOR KISSING GOTHAM GIRL
DENIES THAT GAGE
IS A THEOSOPHIST
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AMUSEMENTS
(CASINO
THI8 WEEK.
TONIGHT—MATINEE TODAY.
VAUDEVILLE
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Co, Adams A Draw, Bessie Phillip.,
Marvelous Merrill, Cameragraph.
Sale at Bijou Box Office.
BRUSHES.
Wh carry tho largest stock of
Paint Brushes, Whlto Wash Brushes,
Varnish Brushes and Kalaomlno
Brushes In the South.
F. J. COOLEDGE & BRO.,
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G. 0. P. IN TEXAS
HAS GONE TO WAR
WITH ITSELF NOW
•p^lid to The Georgian.
Dulln», Tex., Ang. 3*.—The expected rup
ture Itotweeu the Republican party lo Tex*
u han .'lime to pan, and there turn been
hfi uaiHjMiitee nominated for governor by
ttf two wing* of the party.
Colonel.K. H. R. Green Is tho nominee
•f th« party of reorganisers, or the‘“black
in'! tan*’ wing of the party, while Dr.
Averltt, of Fannin county, will head the
wing of the party. The Texaa
1*>P»‘| , k have bad red-hot communication*
frnm ihi* hader* ot the tnctlon» during the
"*t few ilnya. The boltere dealjrnnte Htnte
tTwlrinaii Lyou and other members of the
* > a* "pie counter" Uejmbllcnna, while
regulars claim that the dlvorganlsero
?.*, 'bwnintled because
^jjjb*r:il office. The »pUt In tl
, ... ... party will.
'build, cause the vote to lie very small
81 Hi.- < ..intijg November election.
•WWO SPANIARDS
OUT ON STRIKE
“r 1'rival,. leased wire.
Madrid, Aug. 21.—Sixty thousand
**"""« are aald to be Idle In Bllboa
ns the result of a general strike
h im, been declared by the federa
>f labor.
j™ "f labor. Newspapers have been
1 h, suspend publication and out-
trains are crowded with refugees.
English China
The present vogue for English China
5L* n UJ>’ wet In our charming collec-
«on I)l:i ner and Tea services, aete of
' U PaUC ‘ na ° f
Maier & Berkele
He Just Likes Point Loma,
That Is the Whole
Story.
By Private Leased Wire.
Chicago. Bl., Aug. 23.—Lyman J.
Gage will leave for Point Loma, Cal.,
after a three daya' visit In Chicago
and Evanaton. He arrived here, It
developed yesterday, from California
on Sunday to attend the Interment of
the body of his eon.
Mrs. E. F. Pierce, of Evanaton, his
stepdaughter, speaking for him, aald
he had no connection with tlfe theo
sophlcal society at Point Loma.
•'Mr. Gage haa nothing to do with the
theosophlsts," skid Mrs. Pierce. “He
will mak. hit home at Point Loma. or
near there, because he thinks it a
delightful place to live. He has been
looking for such a retreat for several
years, and now that he has found It,
he la anxious to go to it with aa little
molestation as possible."
Mr. Gage Is known to have admitted
strong Interest In the theoeophlcal
colony.
By Private Loan'd Wire.
New York, Aug. 23.—Dr. Charles W.
Wilson, one of the moat prominent sur
geons of Montreal, is serving n sen
tence of seven days In prison for hav
ing kissed the daughter of L. H. Sev
erance, a millionaire mining man who
lives at the Waldorf Astoria In New
York.
Miss Severance and her father wore
alttlng In the corrldnr of the King Ed
ward hotel. While Dr. Wilson approach
ed and then suddenly hugged nnd kiss
ed the young woman. Seven days Is
not too much to pay for the privilege
of hugging and kissing n New York
girl.
By Private leased Wire.
Chicago, Aug. 23.—Formal denial of
the report that Paul O. Stensland, the
fugitive bank wrecker, Is In Aguns
Callentee, Mexico, was received In Chi
cago last night In the forpi of a tele
gram signed by Domotlllo Alduna, may
or of Aguas Callentee. The message,
which resulted from Inquiry made by
Chief of Rurales Antonio Ponce DeLeon
of Culdad Juarcs, Mexico, Is as fol
lows:
SHINGLE BUYERS
“Nojruth In report of arrest here of
' Stensland, embexsllng
FRENCH PRIEST IS CHARGED
WITHCA USING GIRL'SDEA TH
Paul
banker,
here."
While the city police are thus left at
sea, Pinkerton detectives are,working
on a clew which has led them to point
toward India.
By Private Loused Wire.
Parle, Aug. 23.—Abbe Casaan and
hla sacristan were arrested today at
Fougeree, charged with having caused
the death of Mile. Augustine Lange,
who died at the priest's house last
Saturday night.
The priest, with the assistance of
the girl's brother, carried the body to
her father's house on Sunday. The
authorities refused to grant a burial
permit, and an Inquest was ordered.
This revealed the fact that the girl
hod died from an Illegal operation.
The abbe then said that hla only mo
tive In having the body secretly car
ried from his house to the girl's home
wns (o spare her character. The po
lice, however, searched hi- garden to
day and found evidence tending to
show that a crime had been commit
ted. The arrest of the abbe and the
sacristan followed. The villagers say
the girl visited the abbe.
IS SERIOUSLY ILL
Reported To Have Lost For
ty Pouudsin
Weight.
EOF
GOMPERS REPLIES
TO LITTLEFIELD
Special to The Georgian.
Washington, Aug. 23.—President
Compare, of the American Federation
of Labor, today gave out the remain
der of the 132 letters from congressmen
which have been received thus fnr In
response to his queries as to their
poaltlon on the varloua queatlons dis
cussed In the bill of grievances pre
sented to pros[>ecttve candidates for
re-elsctlon. Mr.' Compere', editorial
comments on Individual letters are
confined mostly to those from Repub
lican members.
Llttlefielg and McKinley were among
'\ e >th-r Republican members whose re-
dies elicited adverse comment from
iir. Gompet* today are:
Cromer, Indiana; Dixon, Montana;
Dovener, West Virginia: Draper, New
York: Each, Wisconsin: I-rencit, Idaho,
Fuller, llllnola; Fulkerson, Missouri:
Garden. Massachusetts; Graff, Illinois.
1' • hi r'AnnAchcut: Head.
By I'rlvnte {.eased wire.
Clarksburg, W. Vs., Aug. 33.—T. 8.
Riley, of Wheelfjig, formerly attorney
general, of West Virginia, woe nominat
ed for congress by the first district
Democratic congressional convention
held here yesterday.
A resolution was offered favoring a
law fixing a 2-ceiit fare for railroads,
but It was defeated.
At the mention of William J. Bry
an's name by on? of the speakers, as
ths next president, the. convention
broke Into wild applause.
Play Houie Season Opens.
Hpcclnl to The Oeorgtyii.
Anniston, Ala., Aug. 23.---The Noble
Street opera house opens here this
evening for tho season of 19 00-'07
under new management anti with jnnny
new Improvements made for the great
•r comfort of patrons and players.
The attraction for the opening night Is
the Dundy Dixie Minstrels and a large
advance sale of seats Is reported,
VICTIM OF AUTO WRECK
18 LIKELY TO RECOVER
By Private Ixviaed Wire.
Paris, Aug. 28.—T. E. Stillman, the
New York lawyer, Injured In an au
tomobile accident at Llxux last July, ta
likely to recover, according to a abate
ment made by hla physician.
FOR SALE.
The buildings on tho premises, cor
ner of Walton and Ftlrlle streets, for
sale, and to be removed by tho pur
chaser after September 1.
Proposals to be submitted to tho un
dersigned not later than 12 o'clock,
noon, August 27, 1905.
MORGAN & DILLON, Architects,
707 Prudential Building.
Hougen, lows: Hill, Connecticut; Head,
Massachusetts; Jones, Washington,
Knowland, California: Frederick I-an-
dlS, Indiana; Lllley, Connecticut; Ma ;
hon. Pennsylvania; Mann. Illinois,
Veedham. California; Persons, New
York; Powers, Main*; Rives, Illinois;
Smith,
California; Smith. llllnola;
Weems;' Ohio; Weeks. Massachuaetta;
Perkins, New York.
Work Begins on Depot
Special to The Georgian. ,
Gadsden. Ala., Aug. 23.-A large force
„f mechanics arrived here yesterday
morning and Immediately commenced
work on the addition to the Louisville
and Nashville, Nashville. Chattanooga
and St. Louis depot and platforms. The
grading for the additional sidetracks Is
nearly ready for the rails.
$26.25
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J. C. LUSK, District Passenger Agent.
By I'rlrate Leased Wire.
Washington, Aug. 28.—Senator Alli
son's condition Is so serious that his
family and friends are alarmed. He
haa lost forty pounds, It Is aald, alnca
the beginning of his Illness. His phy
sician has ordered him not to return to
Washington when the senate reassem
bles In December.
You are losing money if you buy Laths and Shin
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Beg to draw your attention to our “Carolina
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Our “Carolina Cypress Shingle” is an exceeding
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All old contractors and property owners say the
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One inspection of our “Carolina Special Cy
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CAROLINA PORTLAND CEMENT CO.
RICH YOUTH HELD
PRISONER IN SHIP
over the remains of hla mother, who
died at that place Monday after n short
Illness. Mr. McCord will remain In
Minneapolis about two weeks.
By l'rlvste Lessed Wire.
Norfolk, Va., Aug. 28.—It Is stated
at the Norfolk navy yard that J. Rny-
ner Stores Wells, scion of a wealthy
family, prominent In Newport and New
WHITE MAN SLAIN
BY UNKNOWN NEGRO
York society, and now an apprentlci
seaman, has been courtmarllaled for
recently overstaying his time from ship,
and has been sentenced to fifteen days
In'the brig, above th« time he baa al
ready been confined.
RETIRE CHEATHAM
AS THE SECRETARY,
SAYS EDITOR POE
By Private Leased Wire.
Winchester, Va,, Aug. 23.—A message
received from Berryrllle soya that Eli
jah Pierce, a white man, 4b yeara old,
waa shot and killed by nn unknown
pegro late Inst night. The ehootlng
took place near the Berryvllte horse
show grounds, and Is reported to have
occurred while they were drinking nnd
rambling. The negro escaped after
he shootl
i shooting and haa not been caught.
Linar Manchuria.
By Private Ix-ssed Wire.
Honolulu, August 13.—The Pacific
mall steamer Manchuria remains fast
on the rocka and It Is believed she will
go to pieces. It Is expected that the
steamer Korea will take tlje vessel's
passengers to Manila.
Conceal Purposes.
Special to Tho Georgian.
Oadaden, Ala., Aug. 31.—A syndics!#,
composed of local and outside capital,
has completed negotiations for the pur
chase of a business block In the heart
of tha city. The parties Interested de
cline to make a statement of their In
tentions.
Hperlsl to Tbs Georgian.
Charlotte, S. C„ Asg. 33.—A'matter that
will lie of eotislderable Interest to the
farmers of Georgia Is the nnnouucemeat
that as successor to Secretary Cheatham,
of the Bouthern Cotton Growers' Assocla-
tlou, C. C. Moore, of this city, and pres,
ideut of ths North Carolina division, may
be appointed to the position soon m
that Mr. Moore
this position. ■
Meetings will be held all over tho state
tturdsy, “—
aetkn Is r
Clarence Poe. editor of The Progn-sslve
convlneed tliat the only way for the I
era Cotton Growers' Assoclr ‘
tsla Its prestige Is to retire
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By Private Lessed Wire.
Philadelphia, Pa., Aug. 33.—The po
lice were searching hare today for a
band of thugs whose.plan of robbery
la to get Into a vacant house, write
postal cards to second hand dealers
asking them to rail, and then to beat
and rob them when they enter.
Samuel Mueller was attacked In this
manner and robbed of 3(0. Jacob
Booegfor received a terrible beating,
but he made hla way to the street
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Anniston, Ala., Aug. 23.—H. A. Mc
Cord, general manager of the Western
Steel Car and Foundry Company's lo
cal plant, has gone to Minneapolis.
Minn, to attend tha
final obsequies
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