THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
WEDNESDAY, JANCABY l SOT. —
BANK ADVANCES
INTEREST BATES
> Through n rrgrrftatib* nvr-raight the
name of the Oe«Mgiu Savinix Hank un«l
1 Trust Companv wan omitted from the
lift Of Atlanta Imnkn that advi)nt**d the
lnterent rate vnf ^Unu* to 4 |*«»r <«*ht
on January I
The tleorgta Hh%4*\k* Hank and Truat
Company In the pa\|nK* hank In
the city and I- n.did in* Gibraltar It
number* dmonc lta anfctv tk.pu*itum
•vary olaaa. and through Klvlna Ini
attention to thi> feature bn* u.*n u
high place in the »omiminlty.
Any amount <i*|e»»lted with them
or before Jamntv |o will bear Intel
at the advum*ed rale of 4 per cent from
January 1
1 ff. f, Shropshire -
DIED IUES0AY NIGHT
W. F. Hliropahlre, one of the beat-
knon n. and tn »*t highly re«|»erted citl-
— tana of Atlanta, dtrff Tuesday night at
the realdenco of IiIm brother, I H.
Shropshire. 1SI Windsor street. Mr
Shropshire had been In falling health
for some time, hut Ida deuth cyme us a
shock to his many friends,
rr He tea* n <*onfederate veteran and
»erve<l In Company K. First Georg I»
; cavalry, and was un lmnor/d memht r
of Camp A. Wheeler's Confederate «uv •
airy. of which lie was chaplain At the
i time of hh« death Mr. Shropshire was
, In his ality-thlid year. Il»* Is mirvlvi
by two brothers, \V. It. and I S. Hhrop.
■hire, of this city, and one sister. Mrs.
W. 1- Cole, of Henoilu. Ga. The fu-
." ptmi peTTtnMrwpr* mnmp-ti-il Wednes
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. The mem-
bera of Camp A. Wheeh-rs delate
cavalry. Attended the funeral
DETECTIVES ON HAID
TO PRESERVE,ORDER
F
Beveral extremely Interesting litci-
dents, some funny and some quite
the contrary, made the time worth
While to the people who ilowde.l the
council chamber at the Investigation.
Shortly after the lie had b«*t*» passed
between the mayor and Alderman Key.
a number of detectives appeared on the
scene am) ecalteteil among the spec
tators. Thev were cnlleil there hy the
city marshal t«> keep order.
In the original resolution condemn
ing the nmyttr for making * burg* *
wgalnst the tntegiity e.f jpgmhfcH* t?f
council, without * \Idelu •• tu sustain the
same. It was worde«t ’Itesmved, t»v the
mayor and general council. Thai the
mayor be condemned, etc "
Alderman Key suggepte*! that in the
•rant of Its pu>u*«re It wasn't exactly
prwpar to make the mayor pass upon u
resolution lutulrmnlug himself, u wa«
changed accordingly, and was after
ward a tabled.
Mayor Pro Tem. Harwell had the
time of his life keeping nnythtng like
order during the meeting.
When council Cook, a trees*. during
the drawing of the resolution of ex
oneratlon. the ftii*tui* of Alderman K**
swarmed around him uud congrutulAt
•d him «*n Ids
Foot Will be Amputated.
Special to Tlie U«*eiglnn.
Rpme, Ga . Jan ?—Henry Keel had
one of hi* feet aertouely hurt Iasi
night while In the H«l of hiiurdlng n
trolley car. The Injury I* of sui h a
aatinus natur** that the foot will hiivc
— ta bs amputated
k New Stomach
ftwtt'* Syiptpd* Tablet! Hwtore
Litelee* Organa to Konnol
Condition.
A TRIAL riCXAOB FEE*.
Many a sufferer from Dyspe|>*lH. In
digestion amt kindred ailment* .if the
digestive organs rarri.. around an ah-
aolutely useless stotnurh -a tlt'uil load,
and a cess • t>on| far ever-increasing ilia,
order*. The unit, tea are ae.anihr 1 e
.worn' nut. ttie mural). Ilnluii Ima lost
Its necretlve |«».r, nml (.»>.! taken Into
the otninsrli lua there amt ferment*,
causing sou* eru.ian.m*, tu-lching*.
hesrlhutn. dLsstness an.l other ilia-
treading nmilltliina Many sufferers
heve Riven up In despair until they
have been Induced by some Interested
friend to try a box i.f Stuart's I>>*.
pepela T«blet»
Stuart's Dyaisprl.. Tuhtcl* are (In
dyspeptic's aura nnd an y h..|*> Tin y
ore • naturiil restorative .if heolthy na
tion I" Hia stomach and am.ill Intc-
tln**»,because iliey supply Just 111.’ ala.
rnenls tlmt the weak stomach lucks
peptln. diastase. golden kanI and other
"digestives."
If you am aflllclrd with any .f tin-
symptoms above described. he
that your dlReatlva nlg.uis ill
power—they need help, ami tin
more eenslble help to be gl\an them
than IO supply elemema whlih will d"
the work of dlRe.ilnn for them
• Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets have hr, n
found by the teat of reputable physi
cian* In the I'nlted Hlatas and iin .it
Britain tn have rctnnrkable dlgostix >
poerere. one Rraln nf the native prlm-l-
ple of these tablets beina suffleletu n>
dlfeet Rralns nf ordinary fn.Hi It
1* plain that no matter what the e.m-
dltlon of your stmimah. ur hnw far
your disease has pr..Rmsseil, nne nnlv
of Ptutrt's Dyep. psln Tablets taken -1
meal tune will ilo ihe work—Rive your
ntomseh an opportunity to regain us
loat powsra ihe muarles will be
atrengthoned. the.Rbmds InvlRnrn'ed.
•ml you will be a new man
It POM* nnthlRR in prove the rfl.a-
tlvenera nf this cure Ken.l f.n
•amfrl- fwakape imlay F. A Sluail
t Co.. 71 siuart Itulldlnr. Marshall. Ml. h
All dPilSRlMa sell Plnarti Dyspepsia
>blRfe at iO cent* m b-uu
POLICE ORDERED TO SHOOT
MASHERS WHO RUN A WA Y
mg i
Alton, 111, Jan. The mrtnber!* of*
tin* poiit v ftdve have h-tn oWIcrcd 1*>
Ghlef .»f l»tillce .M.ixutU l>* about .it
umaheiii who annoyed women on the
atreetp «nd sttempt t*» #pr nnvat
The oiiIpv r.dl.iweti ,m unMicceasful
nltempt l»\ •’liter .Maxwell to hit a
inn*her at whom In ilieti The « hit f
chaaed the ma*her two hi <ek*. nnd lm-
GEORGIA BANKERS
SEND MAN ’I'D WORK
EOR sm-TREASl RV
Sim*. i.ll In ill.
Mac n. lilt. Jan ! II m I. IV Hill,
ycr. cn*hi»»r of the Ameih-MD Natlonul j
Hunk, will leave for \\ .p-hingion \■*- I
night I t be pi**pi*tit at the ineetttig ..f
tin* lomnilinv i*f the Georgia Hanker**.
Apooelntlon. up|Mdtiteil for tile inn p.’
•f iM*t urlng the *ub*trem*iu v for )••••»» - j
Kia, tf jowMld. While Mr llUlver will,
exert strong efforts f »r Ue..rgln, he wilt j
also exert un • fT*»rt for Macon II .1
Tuyb>r. president of the Atu«'ri«-.in N.»* !
tlon »l H.itfk, was on the «onimlttce, |
\u»t he I.Himl he would be unable I t go
and Mr IlHIjer was .*» l«*, ictl tn 1.1*1
stead
*! the I ntel failed lo obey the v.*m-
nil to halt, two bullet> w»tv tind
■i him. without cITect. ether than
!tn I • .»*!* hi* *|h i‘i|. c
lit • hn f then i**m d a general
•ting ot.ler, mul said in* hotted In
i'- v mild b.* beiter nmrk*men -Tin
'tiling of ladle* on the Mieet tn
CONTRACT AWARDED
FOR GRADING ROAD
alingj
LAURENS COUNTY DOCTORS
ADOPT BLACK LIST.;
S|H*i in! t.» I h.* ii<» rglfiti
Hubtiik iU. Jan _* \»
yestmlay of tin l*mimi*-*
Irnl S**.leiv, the following oflheis were
ilc. ted for the mailing \ear |*rrsl»
dent. II. II. HtalileV . vice president. K-
New . neeretJiry nml treasurer, J M
Page.
The memIwr- of the society dnldr.l
to ailopt a black list and all who foil I
or refu*i to |*ay their nndb id bill* in]
the futuie will have their names |d.l«e«|*
•jU this list and lumHhcd.to aM of ti.v
NEGRO MI’S IN ESS
HAS BEEN DROPPED
MV BIO JTMI.ISHEE
ahla, b «*, J..n Solicit.q *
le.totv f.»r Gomel's W.ekiv In
Ith have hi ! n instruct! .|^bv cli -
**t.ni! o*. not e\»*n if paid Itu advance
This I- from the Northern |ltihlieatlon
w hlch ha* luul *.i mam *|>a*m* ov«*r
tin* Atlanta Ti.*t.
The cmuilur In i*art snvs
• l-'iom this .Hi we will rtiaept no
contracts whatever se^uied from ml*
oi*-d |WM»ple. roganllev* ,,f eltxum-
siames. This I* at.soluiely lln d. H It
is n»*«*es*.irv for «n\ agent to till out
»• »ntract* se» uinl fr%»m negtm**. let
hem mark *Vnii»tx*»l' plainly ••«» the
that K.111U max
Hpooln! tn The Georr'iin.
St. Marys. Ga . Jan. 2 The «ontrnct
for the construction of the St Marys
and Klngstntid railway was signed on
Monday. S T Hank*, wlm has had
< onshlernble expeileme in i.illtoad
j building, cunttmts to have tin* nwul
ready for operation of trains bv June 1,
11*07, between St. Mar\* atnl King*,
ami.
Three mile* «.f new grading ha* Ju*t
!*• i'll completaMi and fmii uni.** of the
• Waycn*** Air l.lne grade" which
will be used, leave* only time miles of
g- tiling ti* he done This line v ill ultl-
i itelv form a part of the St Marys.
V vitohh mid Nashville rnllw.i.v
nf the contt
>’ -separated and tvturneil.
apt oil. to agent on receipt of
Med- j phy-MkOans of the oiiinty
weie) The.niCmlHM* . f tin* society wen* on*
I tertallied l»V l»i Sidney Walker at the
residence ..r Mr and .Mrs. James M.
Finn.
LADY CLANCAR7Y JS DEAD
AJ HOME IN IRELAND
Puhlln, Ireland. Jan. 2 —I.adv t'lan-
carty''iWR1 at her husband's estate *n
I'ounty Galway, Monday night.
She was the first of tip' musk* hall
beau lie* to marry Into the peerage.
When the earl married Helle Hilton she
was the reigning .*t ige beauty of Lon
don. I'nllke ninny of the succeeding
marriages of a like character, the unkm
of Lord (Tancnrty and Belle Hlltnn v.i
a happy one.
The one-time music hall singer made
the enrl a good wife. She settled dow
to a life of rustic peace among h
husband's Irish tenants and won tl..
hearts of the Country generally by her
splendid cross country riding. Can-
• i*r, which developed last Christmas,
was the cause jf death.
CHANGE IX BCHEDl'LE
ON SEABOARD.IAN. i>
PILES CURED IN « TO 14 DAYS.
PA7.0 OINTMKNT 1s guaranteed to !
cure unv case of Hctdng. HUnd, Hired- !
tug <»r Protruding Piles In C tu 14 day* I
or money refunded. 60c.
TOUR OF OI.IDDEX
HALTED BY STONE
REMAINS OF T. J. PHILLIPS
INTERRED AT GRIFFIN.
Hpecl.il The Georgiaii.
Grlftln, Ga . Jan .* Tin- remains Inf
Thotna* .1 Phillips, who died at his I
home In Atlanta Saturday, were in- (
terred lit «»ak lllll ismetcrv In thhii
UJX.—Mr PiiHTTps was a son ,
• >f W. It Phillip*, who at one time was
a pnuuini nt im ichant In this city Mr.
Phillips *fwnt 2»» years of his life In
Texas, but at the time of hts death he l
wn* the president «»f the T**nn»s*.*»*
C*ett'Kxi hunge in Atlanta.
Kflfcctive Sundav,• January »>. the
following changes will he made In the
schedules of trains *>n the Seaboard,
Air Lili** sxslem:
Train No 32. for Norfolk and New
York, will leave at 11 40 a. tu.. In
stead of noon Train No 32. whb h
comes In from Memphis and Hlnnlug-
hnm. will arrive ut 11:25 a. m, In
stead of 11:45
Train N«». 41. from New York and
Norfolk, will arrive at in, In-
steail of 7.3a u. tu. Tills same tmln I t«p|H*d nnd the
cross
goCf
v ami
Ing Atlanta at 6:30 a
7:45.
nn) the)
‘ity of Mexico, Jan. 2—While trav
eling at the rate of 28 miles an hour
Monday toward this city, the Ulld-
den automobile special struck n stone
which In came wedged between the
rail and the guard at
ing. 4$ tulles out from here
The huge machine Jumped tip* track
and was i ariied by Its momentum
about 1*0 feet, when it struck un em
bankment and turned over. Mr. (Hid
den carries a telegraph Instrument and
‘ operator. A wire was
fTh tills here were null-
highwii
U
Pills.
in. Instead of 7 45.
No 33. from New York
Ko*t. will nmve aRel* - Janufi
4 .1" p. m, Instend of 3:30. Train No.
Is will continue to dc|mrt nt S p. tu.
a** at present. The Athens train will
arrive at 9 a. ni. Instead of 8.25.
This train will continue to leave At
lanta at 4 p. ttt.
Nurting Motn«rt and Malaria.
The Old Standard. Grove's Tasteless
Chill Tonic drives out malaria and
builds up the system. Sold by all
dealers Cor 17 yean. Price 80 cents.
qWednesday markad* the opening of
the second term of the year for tha
Georgia School of Technology, and un
less all signs fall this will be a record-
breaking year for Atlanta's great edu
cational Institution. Last fall the at
tendance reached 645 for the first term,
the best previous attendance for an en
tire year being 614. and with the many
new students now seeking admission It
looks as though the figures would run
close to 675 for this session.
Splendid progress Is being made In
the construction of the new Carnegie
library on the campus, and President
llatheson expect* It to be ready for oc
cupancy some time before the ‘com
mencement exercises In June. Hereto
fore the library has been .limited Jo
Three rooms on~the second flbor-nf tits
academic building, and Its growth has
consequently been more or less re
stricted. but with the opening of tha
new building exclusively for that pur
pose the Institution will soon have the
the best college library In the South, us
It already has the beet technical.equip-
ment
Last summer a man of means from
Florida went to Boston to take a course
of work in textile engineering, but
when the officials there learned of the
work he wished to do they advised
him to come to Atlanta to the Georgia
T*H'h, stating that It was the best gf ile
kind in the country. As a consequence
he came here, and after the first three
months states that beds perfectly satl*.
Med that he.ls getting the best training
possible. This man has brought hi*
wife and family with him to Atlanta,
thus adding so much to the population,
and to those who make the merchants
nf the city prosperous. —
1
OPENED SECOND
ENGLISH LI
GO TO GREENVILLE
TO TESTIFY IN SUITS
pedal to Tin* Georgian.
Greeiiftlmni. N. Jsn. 2.—Deputy Halted
States Marshals J«h* Millikan and J. M.
Bailey went to Charlotte Huudajr morning
I returned Inte yesterday afternoon,
bringing wlfli them about twenty women
and live men, who are known ns the Ini-
|M*rti*t cotton mill people who have beeu
in-ti| by llie government In Charlotte fur
past month, ns witnesses against sev
eral Charlotte utUI owners Indicted for al
leged violation of an set of congress pro
hibiting the bringing of aliens under con-
tract Jo labor In this country. At the
Charlotte term the ease was transferred to
i special term of court to be tried, licgta-
ting .InHilary 14.
The court officers who have had them In
harge for a mouth say that every one of
hem U well educated In books, and can
write neatly and legibly.
In England, one of them said this sfter-
...xiii, no |m*i*noii Is allowed to be employed
tu a mlU untli hc.hna stood an examination
» bU . tin. atlunal attainments.
SUCCESS OF TICKET
IS NOW ASSURED,SAYS
THE ADMINISTRATION
Special to The Gi*orglan.
Bavnuniih. Ga., Jam- 2.—The di*<Mpltat(oo
if city offhinl* I* the chief tuple ofi^con-
creation In |Militb*nl circles hen*.
The op|N»Hltlon to' the administration Is
latinl over the affair. They regard It til
a bail |m.111L il mistake. They say It as
sure* the * “ * • * * “ *
of tlndr ticket and tlmt
felt the ax Will he
tied for.
Tonight both parties hold rallies.
tie*
K»anl of abb'
Is to be elected.
In the party.
AWAITING THE ARRIVAL
OF IMMIGRANT SHIP.
Special to The Georgian.
Chester. S. t\, Jan. 2 —The ship loti
t*»n I December 2s ha* nut >*et put In It*
ap|H*arance. When It di*es nrtlve aev-
• r.il - f our prmntmnt contractors will
he on ham! to employ any win have
not already been placed.
of the number who 'were brought
over by Commissioner Watson In No
vember forty received employment
here. They have given satisfaction.
PISTOL DISCHARGED!
WOUNDING HUNTER
Special to Tho Georgian.
Mucon, <itu Jon. 1.—Clauile Turner. «
young man of this .Ity, wn* painfully
v.mtmleil while nui hunting yeaterday,
l>> the accidental diFolmrge cf a platol.
The young nmn lind gone hunting
wild geeae nnd while riding a mule the
ptxtol, which wn« nttnehed to the end -
tile, wn* hv come menna dlachnrged,
the hull tmealng through the Iteahy part
of the young nrnn'H leg, and Inflicting
a severe flesh wound.
NAUGHTY '' SCH00LMA 'AMS''
No! Always Fair to Thamaalvaa.
•'I taught; school for n number^af
years 1 . 1 ' write, n Vancouver Indy, "nnd
like nisny other brnln worker, forgot'
how necessary the right khid of food I*,
nod therefore suffered greatly from In-
dwbdtnn.
"My system became run duwn. my
blood Impoverished, and I had to take a
year's holiday In the hope of regaining
my strength. .
"I saw nrapo-N'uta food highly
s|Hiken of, tried the food and became
Very fond of It. After eating It with
cream, only tor breakfast, 1 gained
quickly in strength and energy, and
went back to work.
"When I mantel 1 noon convinced
my husband—that H was hts heavy
breakfast* of meat, potatoes hot bis
cuit and white bread that caused hts
feelings of languor In the mornings.
•Since eating Grape-Nut* and fruit
■ ha* become hearty and well.
”U Is now many years since we be
gan to use Grape-Nuts and the food
seems as ‘necessary tn our household
us salt.' A favorite desssrt Is alter
nate layers of sliced apples, sugar,
nutmeg and Grape-Nula. cooked In the
oven until the apply, are done.” Name
given by Postutn Company, Battle
Creek, Mich Rend Ihe little book, "The
Road lo Wellvttle," In pkge. "There's
a reason."
