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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN;
-n?B8»*T, JANUABT 5, IK*
Verdict for Dr. Pierce
AGAINST THE
ladies' Home Journal.
landing tnilh .fur a Ik. U I* as old
aiailm that "a Ik will trarrl term
bat -a Ik will
Iracuio whlln truth If getting lu boot*
on.* and ao doubt liundredn of thouaanda
el food people read the unwarranted and
■OiktOl *
Jlclom attack upon Ik. R. V. Ilerra
and hli"Fa»orlt« I’rwrlptl.m "publlihed
In the Map (IDMi niiotlwr of the l.adlrs*
Home Journal, with IK treat black dla-
pla* heading*. who never »aw the hum
ble. *
, trovi-llnt retraction, with It* Inron
fplruou* headlnt. piihllalird two mnotha
later. It wa* boldly rliarfed In the atand-
aroui and llbaloua article that Dr. Plerra'a
Favorite Premrlptlon, for the cure of
woman'* weakneaaea and ailment*, con
tained alcohol and other harmful Intrcdl-
mu. I)r. Fierce promptly broutht ault
ublUher* ol
NEW RULES ADOPTED
FOR COURT OF APPEALS
BY JUDGES ON MONDAY
Court Will Begin Hear
ing Cases Tuesday
Afternoon.
agtltut the puUMher* ol the l.adl
Home Journal, for BOO.ono.00dama*e*.
Dr. Pierce alleged that Mr. Hok, I
the Ladle*'
the
buitn
editor, mallcloualy published tho article
lUlntng anrh falto and defamatory
wltlr the Intent of Injuring hi*
urlhermore. that no alcohol, or
urloua. or habit-forming, drug*
Were, contained In bli *F»-
Iptlon*; that uld medlclhe
!ra native medicinal roou and
no harmful Ingredient* what*.
... that Mr. llok'i msllclou* *t*te-
were wholly tnd abwlulely fait*.
are. or
vortte
b
»ho md thi wickedly difimitory
•T *aw the humble gnirellng re-
t tn imatl type ind made a< Ineon-
ithle. The matter wae. how
ilore a Jury tn the kupteme
york *tete which promptly
‘kvl.ir'e favor
let In ths functors .fever.
ttr+WTfm'JargtM WSTttilT
t
By a unanimous vote the Evangelical
Ministers* Association Monday indorsed
the policy and resolution ns published
by the Georgia Antl-8nti">n league
and aligned Itself one* itum* with that
organization In Its light against the
whisky traffic In Atlanta and the
atate.
When the resolution was before
the meeting, addresses were made by
Revs, lllllyer, Broughton. Rice. Cleve
land and others. The trend of |>r. 1HH-
yer's retnnrks Indicated that .he was
ncalnst the high license, prcfertrng
prohibition strotghtmit. Hr. Hroughton
^differed with him, and said that If we
must have ^hlsHy. let It he restricted.
After an election of otThera for iw
the meeting adjourned. The following
officers wer* elected: George II. Mack,
president: Rev. R. M Wat ley. first
vice president; Rev. B. R. Helk. second
vice president. Rev. T, P. Cleveland
•ternary.
The new rules for tlie conduct and
guidance i*f practice In the court of
appeal* were adopted at u spec lal meet
ing of the three Judges. Benjamin H.
MIL A. CJ. Powell and JL Ji Russell,
Monday afternoon.
This, and the ndm!*M<>n of attorneys
for practice before the new court, top-
stUutad the work of ths first foimal
session. Tuesday nt 1:30 o'clock In the
afternoon the new court not In
the supreme court room to begin heat-
lng arguments on ths ftrst-fifty-There
eases Assigned to It from the October
docket of the suprsme court.
Thirty-two rules are embraced li
th*»s© adopted for the rourt of appeal)
Of these a considerable percentage at
Identical with those now obtaining
the supreme court, a number are
amended 'to meat ths new conditions
and several are entirely new. Only the
Important change* ars given.
Mow Admittod to Csurt.
In the rules relating to attorneys he.
Xure the court no change Is made In
Nt>s. 1 and 3. Rule providing for
the admission of attorneys, stnies th.
President Learns That
Harriman Does Own
Company.
any attorney admitted in practlc
'he •uprotn* rnurl will l»« ailmlti.il to
the appellate court on taking the oath,
signing the roll book and paying the
Ing fhe break In the river banka.
It la said he is not likely tu do thla.
[ i MINISTERS OF CITY
AGAIN IN LINE FOR
f**# of 91.23. Prior to the first day of
th.- Match term, 1907, any licensed at
torney of the supreme court may ap-
js'rtr by brief In the appeals court.
T, T, JAMES NAMED
On *urll InAulC-nt'* will l>, iillnwrd.
Rut* «*vnn *x|>r**Klv fnrhliln «t*n-
SOLICITORFDRSTEWART
In any cnurl, which la it ilachl*d d*-
1 PROHIBITION WORK
Hncttnn 2. r*l*llltir In hill* nf ciccp-
tninn null record*. In tl.c mini., nx for
tli* hlKl-.mt cnurl, will) flic •xcj.tlun
«‘f >'<«W H end i.~
Hon. T. T James was appointed by
Governor Terrell Monday morning so-
Hcller «»r 4 »**- t-minty enurt-of StewnrtT
l- SUU HIS SROTHKR
p='— SOS CONTROL OF ESTATE.
■prclat to -Tli. tleorglnn.
Chattanooga, -Tern. Jon M.
Wgterhoune. of QeorRtn. him flln.l a
bill In th* court* hum chanting thnt
Euclid Waterhoune, the raectitor of the
Mtatc of Mra. C. F. Waierhotuc, do.
rcaacd, hau diverted nn ratal* of t«0,-
000 toward hi* own un* nnd thnt tin ha*
not received one penny', benefit from
• th* -Mate. The property ron.lata of
•hare. In the Cleveland National Hank
and real r.uitv In thl* oily and In
JNew Tork city. The ooinplalnunt
charge, that he wont to hi. brother to
•ak him
Elm about th* mate when ho wa*
ordered »»•»» from tho pr.-'ml...,
1 Tho defendant make, complete de
Istal of the charge, made by hi. broth
ATLANTANS MININO COAL
ON TENNESSEE PROPERTY.
Sped.I to th*- Oeorgtan.
Chattanooga, Tenn. Jon. S
Carbon Coni and Coke Company,
-The
vhlch
Itall.te, h*. pun-lian-il the eld Hotel
mine., near Whlle.lde, Te»n., ami la
mining .truni and caking coal very ex
tanalvcly.
A QUAKER
Tilts Hew Thsy Do In Phllsdslphla.
Doubtless Heaven will l»e full of sur
prise at what simple things hud for-
tnsrly made us happy nr unhappy!
If a man Insisted on taking salsoda
dissolved In his drinking water day
after day and wondered why his stom
ach was Irritated, people would think
ha was crazy. It's about us bad to
take the drug that's In ruff** into your
atomach. although It's an old tlme-hon-
ored habit to do so.
"I used to Im a great coffee drinker
and thought there was nothing so
nourishing us voffee except milk. But
I was sickly, with hollow cheeks and
headache about all the time." said a
Philadelphia man the other day.
"StlH I kept on drinking coffer, never
Suspecting It was the cause of mv Ills,
and wondered if I was doomed to u>
alck all the time, and never enjov life
like other folks. It was as If I was
wondering why 1
“Many times I read about Poetum
Pood Coffee, hut thought it was .*ne of
the fakes palmed off «»n tin triple 1
wouldn't try It at first, but left off cof.
fee to see If the I’ostum |>rop!e were
right about Its being Injurl *vif
"You mnv well guess I wn* surprised
when my headache* were few and far
between and I felt ns If a loud had been
liken off my stomach.
•When I was thus half convinced
that eoff.TO- had done me harm, t
dtought I'd tr>* s package of Post uni I
liade It carefully according to dtree-
lons, and it was simply great!
*Tt ta delicious when made right, and
teats coffee all hollow in taste, let
done whoiesdmcnesH l*ea\lng off cof.
ie after It has become n. fixed habit
• hard, but P«wtum makes It an raav
aatter. There's no greater lover «»r
Itamplon of Postutn n*»w than I am. for
have learned how to b« well " Name
riven by Postum c... Battle Creek.
4lch. Read the little hook, "The Road
o Wellvllle,** In pkgs.
“There's a reason.“
Rule 11 provides that hills of excep
tion and transcripts of records shall be
plainly written or printed on white
P«l"*r not so thin ns to he transparent,
with ample sparing between the lines
A margin of one and a quarter Inches
must be left at the top of each sheet,
and the sheets must not he larger than
H 1-2* by H Inches nor less than 7 .1-4
by 12 1-2 Inches The use of t urbone
Im strictly forbidden, photographs must
not he mounted, nor wilting hidden by
clns)m or fastenings. A disregard of
any of the requirements will be treated
contempt of court.
In arranging transcripts care must
he token In bringing them So-consecu
tive order The pages of each trim-
rlpt shall Is* consecutively numbered
at the bottom of each sheet and pref
aced with an Index to the record.
Filing of Brisfs.
Section 3, relating to briefs. Is
of greet Importance n the legal-pro-
fession. Citations r.f authority shall
be by name of case ns well as by vol
ume and page. Counsel for each party
must exchange brier* al least five days
before the day set for the r ail of the
case.
Three days before the day set for the
ciill of the ruse counsel on both shies
must file threo copies of his brief and
written argument. If any. with the clerk
of the court. Reply briefs may he filed
at any time before the case is called for
argument. No supplemental brief shall
be filed without special leave of the
court.
C|N>n-tiling original brief, counsel for
plaintiff In error shall pay coats due In
case, or Hie with brtrf, statement that
he has pauper's affidavit to relieve him
of the cost. Clerk of the court Is not
allowed to receive such briefs unless
costa have been paid or pauper affi
davit made.
Docksting of Catso.
In case of disqualification of any
Judge of the court of appeals tin* iulo
Is the same as applied to the supreme
court when that body consisted *»f only
three members! All cases brought to
the court will be numbered consecu
tively and docketed In the order of til
ing In the clerk's office.
—faeee transferred fnmt the supreme
court will be docketed In the order of
their reception, nnd consecutive num
bering will he continuous from term to
term, falls f.»r hearing cases will Us
on such days as fixed by the court. A
calendar Is to be prepared by the clerk
fifteen days prior to the date of the
call, with written notice to those In
terest'd.
Ordinarily cases will be assigned to
the calendar In the nrd« r In w hich they
appear upon the docket, except m sep
arate calendar will he made for crim
inal cases, unless otherwise ordered
When a caso has turn reached It will
not Ih* postponed i xci-pt for providen
tial or other good reason, tn which
event It will go to the heel of the
docket.
In the event of a case going to tin-
heel of the docket the court has dw*
cretlonary power to take It therefrom,
and advance It. A rehearing will be
granted In this court, on motion of tin
losing party, only when It appears that
the court has overlooked a material
fact In the record, a statute or a de-
Islon. which Is controlling as author*
tt\ and would require a different
judgment from that rendered. Such
m«nton* must explicitly point out the
material facts.
Rsvisw of Supreme Court.
The rules close with facts ns to how
supreme nourt decisions are to in* re
viewed. Whenever counsel tn a c.i**e
In the appellate court desl
lion or to revlt
f the supreme court for the purpov* of
having the same modified or overruled,
i written request to that effect shall Is*
xprcssly presented In the brief of
ounzil. If upon consldei at ton «.f tho
tuestion. the court is or the opinion
that the iteihMort should l>e modified or
err tiled, or that the question Is one
so much doubt •that It should be
referred to the supreme court for con
sideration. the appeal* /'outt will cer
tify such question t• * the supreme court.
Washington. Jan B.—Proof Is in ths
hands of the government that tends to
show the fullfiirnla Development <*om
pany, which Is regarded as responsible
for the break In the <'ulorado river that
has resulted In the formation of ths
Hutton sea, la a Harriman concern and
one of the enterprises of the Bouthfrn
Pacific.
Mr. Harriman denied thU some day
ago in a dispatch to the president. Ih
Indicated then that the Hot!them Pa
clftc would undertake tu repair the
break as a favor to the government.
He als.. Indicated, however, that the
ompany ought to f»e reimbursed by the
government The president waa about
tn s-ntt
to succeed lion. (Irahum Forrester, re
signed, to enter ministerial work.
Judge James will till the utiexplrcd
term eliding April 27, B»07. and >
then begin serving an appointment
two ycais to the same position.
Mr. For tester resigned -hie position
to enter the ministry. He has already
l»een admitted and will go to Valdosta
In response to a trail from the BapttHt
church there.
Cured of Piles by
Pyramid Pile Cere
If You Suffer, You Can Be Cured
Coita Nothing to Try.
If you think that you must be
Der
ated upon to be cured of plica, you are
wrong. Thousands "f canes of piles
excruciating severity—worse. nn_daubt*
titan yours, have been cured painless
ly. quickly and permanently, while the
patient has been nt his work without
the loss of time necessitated by
operation. In fact, many It sufferer
has not been able to reach his work
or even move across tin* room until
after using the home remedy prepared
by tin* Pyramid Drug Company
ReBerePlUa! OzsBox Cursd-Only 60 Cti!
ter
'ondltlon bf an Indiana
shown in a recent let-
1 your sample of Pile »*ure
and have given it a fair trial and It has
proven the best 1 over tried. I can rec.
ommend you l^ghly In tills vicinity.
Have used your sample and one box
and it has effected a complete cute it
has been worth fiort to me.
Thanking you for the sample nnd
the cure. I will recommend you to
everybody. Yours respectfully, JuIIum
Mayer. IValer In Feathers, Ulnseng
and Hides. Bedford. Ind"
Thu Pyramid Pile Cure can be used
nt home In the privacy .»f your own
r.min There |m enough strength In
each little suppository to drive out In
fection. while at the same time It melts
_ ^ away Into the d%>adened tissues of the
l» w one or more decision^; rivtmn, he.il*- up the tlssut***. relieves
the intlAimn.itIon. starts the circulation
of the hemorrhoid.il vein**, diminishes
the congestion and hringH the organs
back to their normal condition
We want to prove to e\ew Mlffvi.'r
from piles that the pyramid Pile nire
will mrr. This tr^atmefft is pretntred
exclusively by the Pyramid Drug ('om-
|»an>. which I- suttident evident^ of its
genuineness However, we do not ask
you to depend upon the reliability •>(
•»ur name or the hotta fide te.-tiumnlals
of the blind reds or cured piles sufferers.
Send us your name nnd address f., r a
free trial package t’se it aceordlng
to dilutions The relief you win got
will Justify your going at one to the
druggists for a fcu-cent box. All drug
gists sill the Pyramid Pile Cure, just
like the sant|l« Accept no substitute.
Pyramid Drug C.-mpanv. ii Pyramid
JJulldlng, Mni.iliall, MuU.
8AVANNAH PHYSICIAN
YIELDS TO INEVITABLE.
glMf-liil to The tieergtati
Havxnnah. (Ja. Jan . -Dr. J ,C. I.c
hardy, one of the oldest and ln-st
a n citizens of Savannah, died her
>esteixl:ij iU"iniug.
SEN. CEARiN
WANTS U. S. TO
KEEP MRS OUT
1820 1907
Assets Over $85,000,000:00
In Speech Before Sen
ate He Opposes the
Views of Roosevelt.
THE
AETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO.
W.Mhlnrton, Jan. i.—- Senator ft»nrln,
nt nrrgun, Monday dlicusrai) In th*
**nute the gueatlona of the rlahtx of
Jupuneaa children to education In white
ri-hM(jla and of the neeeeelly for tlie
remrlcthin of Immlarratlon of Japan*,*
coolie,. HI* apeech wee delivered with
much emphaela and wu regarded n, a
NtroMK preaentatlon of the feellnif jf
the I‘urine cooat on thaae aubjects.
The. uenator took utronir lorue with
the preuldent becauue of the ton* of his
tne„age In It* reference to th* J«l>n-
neae, nnd uttered u vlfforouu wanilnK
Id irtl.-i uaulnat the threatened Invaeldh
of clieap labor.
Peaco Won't Laat.
"U'e nre at peace now with Japnn,"
,nhl the uenator, "but we almll not Con
tinue «o without a I letter undrrrtnndtns
rl«ht* auuinntrert-try-
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Offers
GREATER OPPORTUNITIES TO AGENTS
than the majority of life insurance companies that are doing business in the
State of Georgia. Why? . ... „ .
It Issues
PARTICIPATING
NON-PARTICIPATING
TERM POLICIES
ItM t«
prusnm
treaty and the obligations Imposed bv
rms. A very* serious trouble Iiuh
about, a trouble that tnay lead to
and more serious troubles, nnd I
It Is the opinion of all fulr-mlnd-
•*n that If there Is any quest I
this treaty or what It imuuix.
i.v respect whatever, we should
a new treaty about which there
be no such trouble.”
PARTNERSHIP
and the standard fprm as prescribed by the
New York Legislature.
Malaria Cauaea Lota of Appetite.
The Old Standard. Orova'a Toateltu
Chill Tonic, drive, out malaria and
build, up the ay,tem. Sold by all
dealers for 17 years. Frio# SO cent*
ATTRACTIVE AGENT’S CONTRACTS.
To men who wish to make the insurance profession their vocation, we wish to
call their especial attention to the contract we are making, details of which will
be given upon application.
WE RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS FOR 1907.
CITY'S FINANCES
W. E. HAWKINS, State Manager,
904-7 Prudential Building, Atlanta, Ga.
An unsurpassed record of over forty years ou Annual Dividend Policies.
IN ANNUAL REPORT
Thu report of tlie finance commit to
shows the city to he In a splendid
llnnnclnl condition.
The report begins by stating that In
comparison to the financial difficulties
that confronted Mayor Woodward at
the iH'ginnlng of his udiulnlHtmtlon the
difficulties at the* beginning of the term
of Mayor-eject Joyner n<e trifling In
•mpartson.
Besides reproducing the salient f»a-
turcH of the, comptroller's -gnnual r«*-
inirt, otijrr valuable information Im con
tained In the report, the most imin.nunt
which follows:
Previously created obligations, ma
turing In 1907. $29,490.40. of this one
Item amounting to $27,640.40 has al
ready matured and been paid.
The overdue and unpresented bonds
amount t<» 94.110. which hua been pro
vided for by the depositing of that
amount with the sinking fund com
mission. .
(hi January l, 1907. there matured
$2h.ooo of waterworks 7 per i**nt bonds
and 919,00m waterworks 4 per cent
bonds.
The city treasury was In such good
condition that on December 15, 1906,
160,000 of Piedmont park bonds were
taken ua by the sinking fund bond
commission. These were due June 15,
1*11. By so doing 113,500 was saved
the city, l.'l.oOo for each year for four
and a half years.
The bond sinking fund commission
now holds 9449.000 city of Atlanta
bonds. A cash balance of $95,217.1* Is
due the ? vommtsstnn-by the-etty.
It Is recommended by the committee
that provisions be made for Increased
revenue by the city for tin* mainte
nance and enlargement of 11 .* different
departiufiiU *4 t!»♦* vhy-govvr mount
CHARGE OF MURDER
Another chapter In the mysterious
Dodgen murder case was written
Monday when the grand Jury returned
Indictment against .Mrs. White
Htamper, charging her with murder,
and two Indictments against Griff
Freeman and Charles Jones charging
arson.
It will be remembered that shortly
after Mrs, Stamper and several other*
were Jailed In connection with the
Dodgen murder, the house where the
crime was committed was discovered
ablaze and Furman and Johns were
arrested charg' d with setting It on lire.
In addition to these Indictments. J.
II. Hogan was Indicted for assault with
attempt to murder, the alleged victim
being. Will Adams. ,
COLONEL GODFREY
GIVEN A BOOST
Washington. Jan. R. — President
Roosevelt has appointed Colonel Kd«
ward H. Godfrey, commanding tho
Ninth cavalry, a colored regiment, to
he brigadier general. c<*|t»no| Gmlfrey
was recommended for promotion by
Chief of Staff Bell.
FERTILIZER MOVEMENT
IS VERY SLOW IS VET
«> far the movement of fertilizers In
rgla Is very slow, falling wall be
hind records of other years, as Imit
ated by the demand f»r tags made
»n the agricultural department.
Saturday the department received Its
full quota of tags, hut the demand for
hem Is very slow as yet. The de
partment Ims (Hit Its con* of fertilizer
Inspectors at work ull aver the state,
ah*I "111 l*e prepared to meet the rush
when It begin* -•
il* delayed movement I* not con
sidered to have any special signifi
cance now. It Is too early to venture
any prediction* as to the Increase or
decrease In the use of fertilizers.
TRI-8TATK LEAGUE
NO LONGER AN OUTLAW
Mm lnnatt, o. Jan. 7 —The national
baseball commission today decided to
admit the Trl-Btate league or outlaw
league to the national agreement under
condition*. The principal condition, Is
list the players now under contract
In tilts league icinutu where they ate.
SEWING MACHINE FOR RENT
by week or tamth. nt low rates. Tin*
Rtltger l» acknowledged tlie light.'.!
ninnliiR unit most convenient «f nnv
Try one and be convinced. Only nt
the Sliccr store.
l.ook for the red letter S.
71* Whitehall street, telephone Dell
IS9-3, tut Devntnr street, telephone
tti'tr r.rri: TWr-Mrnmta—atTcct, teto-
phono Bell 5s0.
TO ARREST JONES
IF RE SHOWED UP
He
let'll
OLD BOOK STOOL
stmt * DISPUTE
W. B. Burke, the old book store man,
tiled a voluntary petition In bankrupt -
cy In the bankruptcy division of tha{-
t'ntted States court Saturday after
noon In an effort to hove his store on
Marietta street opened for business. It
having been closed by a lien from Jus
tice *>r the peace court over a disputed
rent claim of $500.
Ills liabilities were scheduled at
$1,021.51, while his assets were stock
In trade, 91.000, W. II. Withers was ap
pointed receiver. In the petition for
receiver Captain Burke urged immedi
ate action, as his stock of old honks
had been considerably damaged by
water In the recent tire In the Peoples’
building, nnd it was necessary thnt
they be dried out as early as possible.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BltOMCk Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money If It
falls to cure. K. W. UHOVE’S signa
ture on each box. 25c.
EDWARDS DAMAGE 8UIT
HAS BEEN COMPROMISED.
Fpeclal to The (ieorclnn.
Asheville, N. C., Jan. H.—Telegrams
r-ATlYrd here frum L'nien City. Tcnn-
announce that the celebrated and sen-
sat tonal* Saii.ono damage suit brought
against Colonel D. K Edwards, of Fn-
l«»n *’|i\. Trim., by Miss Lola Walker,
of Asheville, Ims been compromised
and stricken off the docket. Hv the
terms of the order dismissing the case.
Miss Walker is to pay all costs, which
arc said to amount to $l.om». The
terms t.f the compromise nre not known,
and the announcement has created
much surprise here.
Bragg ft Ryon
OSTEOPATEUSTS
E.E.
PHYSICIAN AN Si
0E0N T|
Offlcaa: 32442S Century Sldg.
Ball Phon- S*Q1
. I\cc[o\
• ' ' (li I V
iot ewj Rmvyims
|l|l |n 099C|i9i
229 Wootwiri As., ATLANTA, 6A.
WINDOW GLASS,
Plate Glass, -
Builders’ Hardware,
Tools.
XF. J. C00LEDGE ft BON,
Branch Store 150 Peters St.
GRAND .JURY LIST
IS DRAWN MONDAY
Following la the list of tho pane!
drawn for the grand Jury of the aupe-
rior court of Fulton county, the Janu
ary term of w*hlch began Monday
morning:
William Lowe, foreman: E. 8. Me-
CAIidless. A. B. Bteele.B. M. Walker.
W. F. Manry, William A. Hpeer, W. G.
Whlsenant, W. II. Woodall, .\V\
Gramllng, J. N. McBachern. H. I>.
Smith, B. Davidson, W. F. Crueelle. J.
A. Apperson, B. B. Toy, G. T.'Eubank'.
A. Baker, P. II. Donnelly and J.
Frank Beck.
Messrs. Manry, Whlsenant and
Davidson were excuted.by Judge Fen*
dleton.
Th' statement mail*
Broughton In his include to Ids
m«jn-Sunday night, thnt V. (’. Jones.;
who has b^n several times convicted i
of gambling, and who jumix tl hb b >nd
in order t*> avoid a workhouse sentence
of twelvemonths, had returned to the,
city for the purponu of adjusting Inf
difficulties with the court, created a
great deal of int« rest in court circles
Monday.
Jones, however, did not nppenr In
court. It wn* stated at the court houst ■
that Jones has been put on notice that I
If he returned to the ely he would bt |
arrested and sentenced. It was also!
said that Instruction* had been given j
Detective-Langford to arrest Jones and!
bring him Into court so that sentence
could be passed upon him.
With regard to M. Thrower, who wax :
Implicated’wIth Jones In the gamblum
cases. It was learned Monday that the
principal witness against Tlnower nns 1
gone to Ohio and does n« t intend ie- j
turning, so that the prosecution win
not be able to make a case.
MISS CUBBE0GE TO WED
LIEUTENANT STEGER.
Hpeetsl to tlie Ct'orglaa.
Savannah. (»a^. Jan. 8.—The engagi -
..lent of Miss Angle ('iibheulge to Lieu
tenant John O. Steger, V. S. A . n«»w
stationed at Fort Sciwen. has been
announced. Miss t’uhbedge attended
Agnes S«‘ott College nnd h«s many At-i
Unia friends.
P TUT The leaving time of
* AU * the Afternoon train
From Atlanta via
THE NEW LINE
L.N
TO
Cincinnati 1 " Louisville
ARRIVES CIKCINNATI 7:50 A. U. LOUISVILLE 7:50 A. M.
FOLLOWING HORNING
Train Lure* Onion SUtlon
THROUGH SLEEPING CARS
DINING CAR SERVICE
CITY TICKET OFFICE, No. 4 PEACHTREE ST.
PHONES, MAIN 1058. ATLANTA 175