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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
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COUNCIL OFFERS
HEARSTNOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR
BY THE NEW YORK DEMOCRATS
. WHO ARE GUILTY
’€1$ Hfrlcpmiried -Bpiflsh
t \ if*-.’** *•
i The determination of;
omi'-;-any" stigma, Venn*
eisitislnf .the I'-'*!' feu any* was eienr-
ly • inn eat; Hie" tdxJourfl^J. »o'»«lhn of
.*..uiicU, W+dnesdjijV'Inftertfyon. when It
wqs/unanltnpuidy vftted to, reword? the
capture <^?nn’y Jfif-(hoseho killed.or
ntfimtSed- tp^klil.dyflhit Ihe, plot. <T(>e
Solution w»j; adopted giving- 220'1„ to
yiefcdptor.of'anivdl'thip murdiy-ers. The
rewird}n'{ll-be; gK’eji &*t‘e<fhvlctlgn.". !
} CiCptlUn r W’r D^EIIIe spoke of the .ac
tion'., taken by Jho cltlgens* 'committer,
gtatlog th#t;t he.committee-favored glv 1 -
Ingthe rewards.' / f . ?'../■ \
•if the'clty council of, Atlanta favors
attd<»fnrt»,lh.e renardaVhedtlie'ni ,wHl
sup'p.lcment It." sald„f'nptnln Ellis. ‘The
rewards. should'lfce /gfrene by the .'city,
thc'f'nun'fy’ nodf sfarcWp'hnve/seen
ithe".mayor, apd .will .see the. governor."
7'Captain English' also* (poke on 'the
■dHJert. •' ■ f • ’1 *‘' r '\ ••
j -The mayor- had-the, following com-
munlcptfnn' , bf himjto, the’counclrread:
' To the General 'Council of the 1 City of
< .Atlanta: ;<{ f> i
"Gentl#nien--It, becomes my painful
duty to' olfl.-ia||y catl^to,your attention
the "deplorable conditions that have'ex
isted,"u. ‘.o'nr. beloved '.clly.'iilnee -last
J atvrday"nlg|tUf11. would 'have' ad-
ressedra communication' to your hon-
or.Thle 'hjtdjv at'.Its 'Session' on^yes'ter-
naSf.'but; eaVnestr'afMI necessary .-work
tnyither uir4ctl<m» torevjfcntea .my, dolntc
So'or^svcn being presentat the meet-
hut o(,V«Hr'bAjlf r • - <--• . .
,j ?It^ut,«oi 7 be' deeply ...regretted .that
tucll; (tcenee. aa^j were presented upon
bur atfeeii ■ jong last i.Stttitrday .night
should,, ever .navel, occur red, and i do
not believe that they .would have been
poesK)le'oh < atjy ’ojlier. time .during ;the
peek than-Saturday night,'when such
kirn*' iWmbecs ,0^ pedple are \congrc-
S 'kjetl.iipori the streets'.' ‘While'there
ad beet) several, beastly crimes .at
tempted o^'brack t/nitesl upon white
women during tne past-few weeks,‘yet
I do not believe that violence Would
have beep 1 resoAed to \tf\U had - not
been for the Inflammatory., sensational
Sftvspaper'extras that were, continual
ly Jlotyllng the'streets; and the reports
they ^contained. In’ some Instances, were
Upon Investif stlnn'found to'be utterly
void of any foundation. .Such work Is
a sttginii upon'reputablo Journalism,
afid should be, and I believe will-be,
condemned by all cissies of our people.
'I ^thoroughly, understand that our
peoplc’wllb not’ tolerate the'crime'of
assault, at the same time there Is
nothing that -Justlfles Jhe Infliction, of
punishment upon Innocent pjcople. Ac-
' ‘ ormatfon that I
cording to air the Info
have 'tli • “ * "
oulbreal
Who- had no res
(here, were.! a
tbe-atre" ‘
' there were a
have 'the vlcl|ms of Saturday night’s
outbreak were.JmHie<rlo)is,'ilaw-abiding
negroes Who- had no reasotf to' expect
surlr 1 realmfht-'.\-While
necessary , for me.'rft this
ress you at’length,'but >1
>er to dir
I great many- l-eople .upon the Afreets, 1
do tint believe-tnht'thefe were a great
many actually engaged.In rlotoua.con
duct;-;'’ m i
"It Ik nc
t hTnle It
attention to* the-preamble-, and'-resolu
tions’ printed. In the .dally -preas. They I
am Ihe.'egpresslooa ,of.eome;.*f >At|an-
1 it's fnrempsl eltlxens, people whobnve
no .toleratlo'n'or’pnlllatldn for the Crime
of • assault. • yet they. are people \ who
condemn rnoli -violence.-
"I hope that your.honorable body will
glva-.thle jpafter your earnest rgnsid-
srailon. . The.fair name of Atlanta be
fore tbe-, world demands It, and. I .rec
ommend-thgt you offer, such' a yetyard
as win'toting the Offenders'to a speedy
trial, "that"Justice 'may be dieted out |
to each| I
flilent !
u, lake
when they
actual-
kill or punish an Innocent, law-abiding
rltUen for the vicious erlme'of a brute.
Respectfully submitted,
r —, (J. WOO
- "JA>1E8 I
©warp.
- "Mayor."
W. ,Op Smith, of - the -United • States
department,- of‘agrlciiltdrt. has arrived
In Atlanla'nnd will take'up ths werk of
examining-soils In the localities offer
ing sites for the .congressional agri
cultural colleges.
For the purpose of aiding tbe state t°
•elect , the lands best adapted for the
purpogjf, ,th<y United 8tates depactn)ent
uf agrlcuUnre vvlli gend two experts to
fleotgla, MV. Smith being the Hrst'to
arrive. ' He cpnsulted' with .Governor
Terrell Wednesday and after securing a
list'of' the lands offered will begin, his
lnv,-*tlgations. ’"He Ms an expert on
the subject uCaI|J^.^> . * • ■ ,(I ,
•" -t*" , 2■ t ■ ’
City -Land ../Ule. Postponed,
kpo lsl to Tbe Ii'rorgtan.
' Macon. Op','Sept. *».—The big aup-
l*"n of abotlt 20# acres of the city re
serve has', been postponed unlll next
spring for ths reason'tbat It.wss feared
not enough bidders could be secured' at
•hl» time of the yeah The land waa.'to
have been sold by the city block or por
tion- of blocks, and It'wee believed that
•t least 1204,000 could -be realised In
GRAND SHOWING
-OK-
Fall
and Winter Clothing
FOR 1906-07.
You will flud New and Fashionable Suits, Top Coats, Overcoats, Raincoats,
Trousers, Hats, Shoes, Youths’ and Boys’ Clothing .from the famous makers
of America. We are showing an enormous stock of the “Fit-Rite” Brand jmd
hacked up with our
wtssastsssassssisssis^^
Easy Payment
Plan of
$1.00
Weekly or
Monthly
which has brought us a won
derful business. If not a
customer of The Terminal
Clothing Co. you should in
vestigate the advantages of
fered here. You get the
best goods, the best atten
tion, the lowest prices, and
the best Terms made by any
concern on earth.
OUR
. Ladies’
Department.
■This department is our
recent, addition; new goods
coming in daily. Handsome,
up-to-date styles from the
very best makers. .
Skirts, Suits, Cloaks, Millin
ery, Cravenette Rain
coats, Shoes, Furs, Etc.
ySSSSSS99aSSSSSSSSS9SSSSSS^^
Dress Well and Look
Prosperous.
prosperous.
Two; . Other ; 'Nominees of the Independence League Ar,e. Chosen
- -/By the Qonvention to' Places on Ticket Which Is- to Be
v Rut in Field for the State House Officers.
t Buffalo/ if..,y.."? ffept.V 27.—William
Randolph pearsl nominated, for
governor by'the. Democratic »t*le,coii-
ventlon/nt 2/o'clock - thta morning, on
the • flril ballot/, by> an overwhelming,
vote.. Tlie ybte wax: '. '
' Meant 200, Sulxer ilSt, John ..Dlx .17.
Although.- the 1 -'oppoiitlnn, to Mr.
Ileant. wM feeble. ,the organised force*
oppoelng. orgdnlxe<l a filibustering ex
pedition to dcndlook. the »e«lon. ■
With Hearat werei nominated Stuy-
veeant- Chandler for .lieutenant gov
ernor ehd'.J. S. WJialen for secretary
of (tale, both from the Independence
League .ticket. . . ■
Nominated By Cooke.
Martin. Glyhn w*« , cho«en a» the
candidate for comptroller; Jullue Haue-
of Suffolk, - for «t(ite treaaurer, and
Erederlik. W. Skene, of Queena, for
elate engineer and aurveyor.
In the effort to defeat. Hearat thf
flood galea of abuse were throvvn wide
open. The delegatee llatrned re»tlea»ly
and then-began vlnmnrlng for I he op-
IKWltlon to rente deruini lntlons
Mr. Hearat-wag-pUced'In nomination
by William.V. cpoke,, of • Albany. Mr.
Cooke wae -followed .on the floor by,
George Rhine*, wbornominate! William
Suiter,, of Xew -York, which wait the
•Ignal for ckeer«. ' John A. ,l)lx. of
Waabington county, wa* .placed In
nomination.by Thoma* M. Osborne, of
Auburn'., ‘. .
Hunt- la RoaaUd.
Mr. Heamt's nomination was prompt
ly seconded from,all.sides with Rourke
Oockran miking a seconding. rpeech
for the delegation from Manhattan.
The otpe'r nominees were supported
cheerfully, by the cohorts of J'atrlrk-
H. MeCarren, of Rrooklyn.' and John B,
rxtuiitllnif thr pow»*r of-BoverwufiU tnunt llatn Junnlngi* Hry(\n,' in whom lh<* iM-ino
nircrfiv«t«*..hut In <lotnocra»F which lijr «*x |»rut« of N>w York uxIommI tnoft.cnrdltil uud
ulmlluK iToT**runiont from ntijr lurt*rfrrotico stnuoro fetldtAtloim.
. udltik tfov«*rnmont from Any tutorfrmico
whAtever wl^h private* ludmtry, must-cur*
nie to tint* ro*A*ouAlil»* rutrji for tbu «ecv*
ice they perform.
. *‘We link the FmlefAl government to oxer-
d«e It* luf!u**i>c«» to hrlog nlKtut «|>e«Uy
cexsAtlyn of tliH Atrooltlet now lielng com*
mltt«d ngnlnet the Jew* In Ruwln.
“In com 01011 with the Democrat a of ill
the stfttaa nud expreealtig the mmtltueut of
the high-minded eltUenublp of .tbe repub*
lie. without roference to party, we view
With pride aud UAtla/neilon tbe hoapltalltf
and -arclAloi whlcb» bare been accordoil.
at borne and abroad, to that great Detno
cratlc leader and typienl American, Wil
»...« felicitation*. ,
••When*'’the law not only permit*, hut
empowers, 'great .trnata tiF exact for^ their
products from the tieuple of thl* coiiur
iHVtho
Him . .
Itlsens Is tn^ated as the pmperty of ...
lain private eorporatlons, openly capital-
Ized for billions of dollars, the vu*t vn>
mud of tribute drawn from the m.isaes of
.the eouuminlt, v *•
It* • -
der
eouuminlty Is the* least pernicious of
results. The wide emi%ntlon In pltiu-
wblch It evokes:ls'It* vrurst result.
•We denounce the NOelnl|*ur which socks
to. make the government the sole ngeiii
of production as nnthlnj^ less than a pro-
re-establish
Institution of
iyranuy and Industrial, slavery which pee
* * ‘ orCbrlstlau civ-
ielp the
JOIN THE ARMY OF PROSPERITY TODAY.
One Price to All, Cash or Credit.
Terminal Clothing Co.
7 West Mitchell Street,
IL
SPECIAL NOTICE
closed until 5:30 p. m.
Saturday being a Jewish Holiday, we. will be
COLD BOTTLES SCRATCHED
OFF RESTAURANT MENUS
A cold bottle and a hot bird” will
be nil Oreek to reitaurant -wait*™ In
the future.
There will be no more tete-a-tete
midnight lunette* while the nrcheatrn
dlecouraeg dreamy waltxe. and the
paplerfnaelie palm leave* away In
rythm fanned by the droning, plead
ing, conaollng. bun of the electric fan.
The city father* In *e»lon oovembled
Wednesday .aid auch frivolity mutt be
done uway with, *o a* to do away, with
the lower order of bacchanalian pay-
time participated In on the |e**er thor
oughfare* of the city.
No mtnurant will be allowed In
xyrye wine, whlaky or even beer. And
no chair* or table* wlll .be allowed in
any adloon.
Alderpian Qullllan 'offered the reaolu-
tibn and It-, wa* iihanlinouily, poeaed
after a few feeble *klrml*he*.
Tbe reaolutlop followed the granting
of reatnurant llcenae*. Twelve licensee
were refuaed, the place* being either
under nr at th beck-of aaloon*. Theru
were H2 uppllcntlona acted upon.
During the dlacunlon of the matter
Ak)Orman Holland became aomewhnt
heated and declared: "If you atop the
*»le of beer In reatauranta there won't
he any place for the prohibition people
to get a drink."
The ordinance waa then paaaail.
SON . OF FORMER ATLANTA MAN
KILLS HIMSELF
*flEE BATHS LIKELY
T9 BE ESTABLISHED.
•p—1,,1 Th, Georgian.
Sovonnab, Go, S«pt. 17.—Fre# pub-
« bath* will llkoly bo eaUbllahed here.
council lut night appointed a com-
Wttee to conalder the edvlaeblllty of
■Kn a plan by the city..
LEADS
All tho standard brands. "Red Seal,”
^■jrtsr,” “Railroad/' at the
GEORGIA PAINT AND
GLASS GO.,
40 PEACHTREE.
«S'^{SSUd.'sul^. nomina- |
lion Indulged chiefly In vituperation «f
Hearat. Early Ir, the agaalon tlle tlrat,
teat wak taken on the adoption of the
renort of the committee on renolii-1
tfoh*. 'The platform wa* atlopted|g|<eelal to The Georgian.
unnnimoualy. .- .. | Pharlotte, X. f. Sept. 27.—Edward
no'mlmitMm; 1 were^nLade by acclama-1 Roach, aged H year*,'while toying with
Uo'n The aeaatiln adjourned ut 2:04 |* pistol, ahof and. acrldemelly killed
“' m ' 8.ntimant in Platform. ; ~ ~
In part, the platform'adopted It aa fol-
h **We denounce Bepabllcmn blah prolec
Hon which enable* " trw to plnnder the
whole Ik*I» of, their fellow-clt xena b>
* h .„, '^itortlioal# price, for th. uec-
“itTa.d th* »*«fl»l«
a *JK‘ Kenioe. II the mo*t alnlater coo
aSfiSTS ffsasttSSjBi
of Hepubllcan govermuent which they
hare produced and which have led many
hac* proou pri>| ,„ r , n4 , n |ent pa-
GOVERNOR OFFERS
HEAVY REWARDS
FOR ALL RIOTERS
Rewards Are in Series From
Two Hundred to Fifty
Dollars.
TO PROTECT Hi I WILL
T
FATALLY BORNEO
BY MOLTEN STEEL
Plttaburg. Pa, Sept. 27.—An explo-
elon of hot metal al the Olareton Steel
Work* furnace* today ranted the fatal
r'Kt’c.T’l-l'-ntTr.“if' 1 1.T'm.r!w : j burning of John foanle and Melo Daat
^dlatlnelly aorlallatlv. inwltch. When the furnace waa tappe,
’Jaf fa if idmrte.1 mu.t Inerltahly wreck
WUlCD It. S.v •,^.„Kllmn ffnr»niino*nt
tappcnl
which Yf sdnptcd I the molten metal poured out Into tlie
th* foundhtleu of !^?e ,, ff"rlc n iM*l!rr.‘ i sluices and It is supposed came In con-
“ n<1 ‘ * ‘tact with water, causing a terrific ex-j full Investigation. He denies he lu Ihe
uormouelv oloslon. , guilty iiioa. »
Thursday mornliiK Governor Terrell
Issued a procliunutlon offering a nerlea
of rewards for Instigators and i^eri*?-
trators of the riotH here flaturday.
H»*wards of $20U for the first five,
$100 for the next ten and $&0 for ull
subsequent arrests are offered. The
proclamation In full Is as follows:
A PROCLAMATION.
Georgia: By J. M. Terrell, Governor of
said fltate.
Whereas, «»diclal infiMinatlon has
been received at this department that
on fleptember 22, 23 und 24, 1006, rlo$»
occurred In the city of Atluntu, re
sulting in damage to property and loss
of llf»» to Innorent while persons anti
Innocent negroes, ard the Jnstlgutors
I and i**rp**truior» ure unknttwn. and
ACCIDENTALLY from Justice.
I have thought proper, therefore, to
• j Issue thls< my proclamation, hereby of
fering a reward of $200 each for the
apprehension and delivery of the first
live, $1 Of each for the apt reln*n*»lon
and delivery of the next ten, and $f#0
*»«• h f<»r the apptehenslon and delivery
of each subsequent person, with evi
dence sufficient to convict of a felony
In connection with said riots, to the
sheriff 4>f said county and state.
And I do. moreover, charge und re
quire all officers In this state, civil and
military, to be vigilant In endeavoring
to apprehend the mid guilty persons
In order that they may be brought to
trial for the offense with which they
stand charged.
Given under my hand end seal of the
state, this the 27th day of September,
1906. J. M. TERRELL,
By the Governor. Governor.
himself at his mother's home In the*
city last night.
Dr. Roach,, father of, the boy, ones*
IIveil In Atlanta, moving here about 12
years ago, where he died.
NEGRO HELD IN STATION
AG OAKLAND SUSPECT
Arthur Truitt, a negro, waa arrealed
Woilneaday morning by Pollcaman Wl-
l*v and locked In the police atatlon,
•uapected of being the aaaallant of Mr*.
J. A. Kimball, who waa aaaaulteil a
few day* ago al her home In Oakland
City.
The primmer will he held landing a
-W« bold llwl I•>.
U dot la anthillaiu.
PHII-IP COOK,
Secretary of State.
Floyd Baptiat* to Matt.
g|»>cl*l to The Uennriuii.
Rome. Oa.. Kept, 27.—The- general
meeting of the Floyd County Baptiat
AaMoolation will convene At Ihe Firat
Baptlai rhurrh In Rome next Friday
«nd will be In aeaalon over Sunday.
Giving-th* name of Jacob Relue and
hla nationality a* a Ruaalan, a power
fully built inan appeared In the recep
tion room of Governor Terrell Thura-
duy morning, and den/unded protection
"from a conaplracy again*! him, led by
Rev. Sam Jonea."
Executive Secretary B. M. Blackburn
took the fellow In charge and liatened
to hla wild atory courteously. Retain-
said he had written Prealdent Rooae-
velt for protection, but had received no
reply. Now matter* had grown bo had
that he would have to appeal to the
governor to protect hlin.
Mr. Blackburn told hlin that thl* wa*
a matter with which the governor had
nothing to do, and that he would have
to aee Sheriff Nelms und Ordinary WII-<
klnson. and Relsse left' sailsfled with
that statement. The fellow wae evi
dently mentally unbalanced.
WALLACE RELEASED
EOOM POLICE STATION
Hugh 8. Wallace, the young man who
4'ua arrested Wednesday on the charge
ut lunacy, waa released from the police
station Thursday morning. He left the
station with Dr. John K. White, pastor
of the Second Baptist church, who In
terested himself tn the young . man.
Wallace hoe been going about th* city
of late obtaining signatures lu petitions
for* the segregation of fallen women,
and calling fur th* removal of the
mayor and council tn caa* hit Idea waa
oppo**d.
THI8 "MODEL SOLDIER"
18 FIRED FROM ARMY.
Waahlngton, Sept. 27.—First Lieu
tenant Louis E. Caulfield, of the Phil
ippines rcouta, who has been absent
without leave for the past llv* month*,
was yesterday dismissed from ihe serv
ice of the United State*. HI* record
la an excellent one. and he waa consid
ered a model soldier In *v*rv raatmeu
THE BOYKIN BILL
VYaro & Inland Will Close
l T p Office? October
15th. }j
H develops that there will be'no fight
made on the Boykin anti-bucket shop
bill, so far us Atlanta la concerned.
Messrs. Ware A 1-eland announced
Thursday that their Atlanta offl.-a
would be closed October IS, and that
pending trade* would then be handled
"y'h'dr New York and Chicago offices.
T^e other local "wire houses" will
ulso clone.
SALE OF FIRE ARMS
STOPPER BY COUNCIL
tiiievlal to The Georgian.
Savannah. On., Sept. 17.—The council
lest night passed an ordinance giving
tile mayor the tight to stop sale of
nrearina and ammunition by pawn
brokers during time* of disturbanc e
ATLANTAN FALLS DEAD
WHILE ENGAGED IN WORK,
gpeels I to The Georgian.
Anniston. Ala. Sept. 27.—A. J. Jack-
son. ■ of Atlanta dropped dead at 2
o clock yesterday morning while at
*° rk ' n the wrecking shed of the Weet-
h Car and Foundry Company
tXty. He came here from At
lanta Tuesday to escape from the
r, ° ,,n ir and had Just gone to
work when he dropped dead, the coron
er giving heart disease os the — —-
All-Day :
Spe«i*l to The Get
Washington. G
day meeting \tv<
of the revival set
In pregre-s at th
'ices Held.