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15 tfe 4 0f pw Inans edition them. lone that has wvrf How keen is tkir Mind more have forthcoming letter plckd are beta or one or th insurance colony i gets back iarion of this. he knew had my I you have is Uttli I Alterations pry. tti2j of the VI1eoft 3 pr all these rl was until- I'm so tiokledt' Inney. If please buy the ss i me it a point I is singuiar ow Ince calls me t'- SrS' I says Tm a 1 seps.

cut shows is represented ai le that of teUlnrti SE33 I be interested the Midland sketches and est article is pictures will retirt et Joel Chandler rtk ink L. Btanton Ortski K. Ohl. Dr. ail.

Mr. Charles light Robert I Leonora Beck-ad day reminds jnS ttl leesboro. Tenn. sJs I the weather wejsj tdlers encounttredTifj 1st ween the 28ttOtlp rember anJttiii of Jtonsjy Isald hr. Hei Jj the known cotton yesterday spoke he the' cold vnd ktaround him tlu- lenced what we did Re 1 never forget 4 1' 3e 8d of Jannsry army was sUtli 4l8 ac river at HucoekVi Jiat day that OUT trtftrij ve and when weMsVf Id North Caroaa lo death on the grOOM Iched in their n3 Irvica deserves conffij l-er in such unow lj Ian honest aettitjE I to prevent tlefJ in a lack of ttlin fort- praise shotMy The Georgia 413 street lit at night i would have been I by the atcuUItiU which i their burners are i i were sent tosJli the machineryrf.

order and the Ibs enjoyed the did system of iidst of the few days. Iless attentive would have Monday. As ne chief recent lard had a sore leart of which tne ughter. Mlsa pro a bed as aware of Utt 1 knew that tM is household would. i to bloom in th rly yesterday new.

of ft ed hereyea lo pathetic one tM. that Miss her fathers 1 of the trial. her death die ih. and she wai i close of her JTWf well known to neat of her death id sorrow 07 IvT rt of every J1. aln Wright 4l1' The funeral i o'clock from a arid the ALLI WAliM ebruary largest The fire evening to r-Ferson Hlsb.

and Bin tes the endr flames were hard if SOME LOCAL YALENTIES. Sa tlo to St. Valentine la Local Vie. ton THE rITRi or' TTTL JXK IIJ Tx KHITION. FOR MAYOR KING.

FOR THE CONSOLIDATED STREET RAILWAY COMPANY. FOR ATLANTA SOCIETY. THE CITY DETECTIVES wits UN TRIAL THIS AFTERNOON Tke Detective la Confident of Acquittal. tecUve Jim Woolen will be called be- the police rommisaloners this after- a it 3 o'clock to answer the chrges itainst rim by F. H.

Donalson. At th came time Patrolman Brooks will Put up for nrg intoxicated while on The detective la not at all disturbed over Prospect of the trial. I think 1 can jt all that they have brought against he said. In the first place there was Oallciousness about the case. The sam- cues had been made and daring the unUUUUOn I Was as lenlent as s8lole inn a' there wa an attempt to ducr One of my witnesses.

This eon- unj Reusable and I gave them to Th that they could no blurt me. ch Ealsons became mad and these Were the result. rly nSM Were made Inst Woolen ch December but were postponed at old hi Ung of the commissioners. Alt this ress Will be cle red up by th board au Porter i ly 0 .2 on a Damage Suit. February 13.

Brand told a Herald ret that he would immediate- sun rgatnst th owl following amounts A OCO J. A. M' Cruce' 5000 J. M. mallci prosecu.

er named gentle- THE WHITECAPKING Snch Is the Title GUeo Jim McCatcMn of HE IS HO UN ATLiHLA JAIL Brought Here Yesterday Morning from Arkansas. He WAI a Mudtcto Fakir Clown end Wal Olsen Away by Clipping from Tot VoitituUon. James McCutchin who is sail to be grand high priest and prime minister of the north UrKt whitecappers who make Murray county their headquarters was brought to Atlanta a prisoner yesterday morning Rot 11 o'clock and was placed to Fulton county jail. McCutchm is a. picturesque looking r.

lie is six feet WI and heavily bull He apparently a. man of unusual tngth. and trvm the sworn testtrffony witnesses he UI certainly a. man or snore than ordinary daring both in ilascin tnu executing lust such work as those Murray county W1iitettppre have done. Morth3 ago Will Roper a young noun- tail-eat was taken from hit bed and shot or a.

gang of whltecapP The story of Roper terrible experience is one that will not sOln De torottin by any one hearing it. The young man gave information regarding a. sill where the ardent was made In the nloht time and no taxes paid. Tn. still wao railed and Broken up.

That woo a. crime that. In the eyes of the moonshiners. lUlk-J for the death of the man committing It. Roper was taken from his lJ in II.

little mountain cabin hl1J taken al miles to a deep ravine. Hoper was allowed Um for II. short prayer 0111 then hr was shot and dashed over the din His rescue three days later his life. Swore A if a lust MtCntchin When these men were on trial they all swore that MoCotcitin was the ringleader in that Id many other affairs of not so much Importance. He had tied tile ooun- ry however and none of these men who were so willing to place all the blame upon him ever expected that tie would IA captured.

Before his sudden departure McCutchln is charged with having taken part In an. other and more daring piece of outlawry even than that or the Roper ease. Henry Worley who hall been reared in Murray county was the victim and this time the white apptrs rJrEd their victim. He was taken tram his home by sixty men. who muue vu effort at concealing their iientitj These men took him to a deep gulch and there under the coyer of the blackness of night that must have paled at the terrible deed they hung him to a tree urd sc a leaving their victim to strangle himself in his struggle for life.

WorlH was nut to dl at the end ollli. rope however and finally succeeded is releasing his hands. He then threw his legs around the tree and untied the rope. Finding himself free Worley ran and saved ins life. Lot only for a short time.

Sever days later he woo found dead in a. field iii which he hail been working. The had shot him and forever stlenl tie man they hated. After this murder McCutchln disa peareu from Mur. ray cuury und made his way to Arkan- Willie he imagined himself sate from the officers of the law who did not think tie had left the state.

MeCutebolne Talent Engaged. McCutcluin is a versatile fellow and can make clown of himself as well as a white- capper arid a distiller of moonshine whisky. After reaching Arkansas his ability In the clown business served him well. He met up with a vender of medicine who could tell a crowd of its many virtues but he- could slot draw the crowd. That was just whit McCutchln could do and the men formed a partnorahip.

The Georgia white- capper drew large crowds by his peculiar antics and while the country folks were under the charm of his jokes the medicine man would come forth with his wonderful cure all. They dd a rushing business and then be- came confidential. The medicine man told MeCutchin that he was wanted In another portion of the state for some small offense. Not to be outdone MeCutchln told his story or daring deeds dene In Georgia. Visions of a large reward that would place many dol- lam in his pockets were too much for the roan and he determined to betray his part- nor.

He watched the tie and when a letter came for MeCutchln he secured and opened It. That letter told the story completely and McCutchln was' placed under arrest. By a eiv i per Article. In the letter was an article clipped from The Constitution giving the full details 01 the many whitecap outrages in Murray county. The article contained a picture 01 John Edmondson.

Sr. who was charged with being in league with the organize. When ilcCutchins associate found that he was the supposed prince of wtaltecapperl rf he thought he had a prize. He at once communicated with the government official here to know if there was a reward for his prisoner. There was none and he was no informed.

The vision of money earned easily quickly wished but it was then too late for in release of the prisoner and he was placed under the charge of United States Marshal Arthur Gaines at Little Rock. He commissioned S. M. Dyas- and a man named Bailey to bring him to Atlanta and the three men arrived yesterday morning. When arrested McCutchln was sailing under the name of James Graveley and was just twelve miles from Hot Springs.

There was some delay In starting for Atlanta with him as a mistake was made here in sending the necessary papers. they going to Fort Smith instead of Little Rock. After McCutchln saw that he was fairly caught he made no attempt to prove that he was not the man wanted and same quietly with the men detailed to bring him back to Georgia. In the Atlanta Jail. The soon him In custody went to the office of Marshal Dunlap as soon as they arrived with their prisoner.

They re toed there until the necessary papers were prepared and then took him to jail. McCutchln talked freely of his travels and told of his experiences as fan maker for the medicine man and seemed to enjoy It. Re gave an Imitation in the ofno of boir attracted the crowd and laughed loudly as any of those who heard him. A soon ie he was Inside the jail walls he was placed in one of the most secure sectims of the prison and no one was al lowed to see him. There he will remain In close confinement until he la taken out for trial.

He has made no effort to secure counsel and does not seem to have made any plans for a defense. Although considered one of the most desperate men la north Georgia McOutchlt la scarcely more than twenty-eight years of age. ORDERED TO SALE. The Atlanta Tpacttoa Company'S Property Goes to the Block. Judge W.

T. Newman issued a decree yesterday shortly after 1 o'clock in which he ordered the sale of Ch Atlanta Traction Company's property. The sale will take place on the first Tuesday in May- and Attorney L. Z. Rosser has en appointed by the court special commissioner to conduct it The fight over the lines and other property of the Traction company has been one made up of many differences.

The company was badly crippled financially for some time before Its affairs were taken into the courts which resulted In the road being placed In the hands of receivers. The action which has caused the lsou- sore of the order for the sale of the road was brought By the Baltimore Trust and Guarantee Company and the Rne1-Gran Company with a few small creditors. The property of the Atlanta Traction Company- was originally owned by two corporations. The Atlanta City Street Railway Company was the owner of the road going to Decatur while the company now owning all the lines wast he proprietor only of those going to Grant park and Fort McPherson. The Atlanta Traction Company finally ab- tOrbeOThe other line and made a cornec lion which gave It a through lbs from Grant park arid Fort McPherson to Hag Lake and Decatur.

When the property of the Atlanta street railway was sold it was plasterer over with mortgages amounting or RMOOU Tile United States Mortgage Company held these mortgages to secure the paymen of bonds to that amount. On the property of the Atlanta Traction Company" a. mortgage for th6O000 given for the same purpose and held by the Baltrmore Trust and Guarantee Company. In addition this the Atlanta City Street Railway Company owed Mr. H.

T. Inman 12000 for money loaned. The decree of Judge New man makes the claim of the Baltlrrorf Trust and Guarantee Company first of at others In point of security. The only- exceptions made are for the payment of such amounts that may have een borrowed by the receivers under In. structloris from the court the taxes and attorneys fees and court costs.

The claim of the tnited States Mortgage Com- any comes next. but the deer" say" i will be allowed to file a cross bill provided this Is done before the sale may have taker place. Mr. H. T.

Intnans claim also corner under the head of those considered smon the ones entitled to first consideration. AU of the assessments foT street pavlnsr on lh lines of both the roads must be paid out 0' the money derived from th vale before other creditors ate to be considered. The purchaser of the road must se soon as the bid 1 accepted deposit a certified check for J20000 with the commissioner for the sat The decree does not overlook the attorneys in the case and several rice fat fees will he palJ out as soon as the road Is sold. The receivers have been represented by Rosser Carter and Walter R. Brown.

attorneys. They will be among the legal genttemen who will be remembered. Thee will be 3 according to the order of court. 3600. Then will come Shubrlck Daley and Glenn.

Eaton Phillips as attorneys for the other side. These gentle men will receive J2000 for their services. The sate has been ordered to take place between the hours of lb and 4 o'clock ot the day named by the court. The property will be sold at the corner of Church and Forsyth streets. only a few feet from PeKchtree and at a.

point where the company's lines run. The. appointment of Attorney Rouser as special commissioner will bring to him another snug fee. The amount which wilt probably be allowed him by the court for tills service has been estimated at from 1000 to just double that amount. WHITECAPS IX TALBOT.

Complaints of Threats from That Other Capital The whitecap trouble seems to have clanged bate from the northern part of the state to the western counties. The ccm- plalnt8 which came frosts Troup county or threats received by prominent citizens and the depredations which followed the re- fusals to meet their demands are supple- nnented now by a similar story from Tat. trot. Yesterday the governor received a let- ter front the sheriff of Talbot courtly en. closing one which he had received from a prominent citizen i Geneva.

This stated that Mr. J. A. Colquitt had been driver from that town back to his farm at Juni- per by a series of mysterious warnings the purport of which was that he must leave within ten days or there would be dire consequences. Mr.

Colqultt Is described as one of the substantial citizens of the county. The letter from the sheriff states that it is presumed that it is the work of the Whitecaps of Mirbn county. He says that he Is unable to reach them and asks the governor to come to his as. slstance. The Contested Election Cn Colonel Harrison and his associates on thE ccmntittee on privileges and elections art still hard at work wlththe Douglas county case.

The arguments were begun day nil tile case win prosanly le curapieieu today. Th Collectors and Receivers. Nothing has yet been done In the cases fJom the tax collectors and receivers whose bonds have not yet been re at the cpitoL The governor devotes his day to consideration of the papers In the applica tlon for pardon for James Landsrg wile Is In tile penitentiary on the charge of as. sault with attempt to rape. A strong effort is being made to.

secure the pardon of Landsberg and it is claimed that subse quent developments are such as to warrant a. pardon. The governor is however going very carefully jflt5 the record of the case. He has been called upon by a number of prominent citizens urging the pardon. but will probably not act upon the case for several days at least.

Hon. C. L. Bartlett who is the attorney in the case and Representatives Rockwell and Deolan of Chatham county were In the deleguUcn that called on the governor in tile interest of Landsberg. MISS HOLLAND STILL HERE.

The Young Lady from Kansas at the Home for the Frlendleu. Miss Laura Holland the youSg lady from Hearts Kan. whose penniless condition forcedher to take refuge in the Home for the Friendless. Is still an occupant of that Institution. She was picked up at the carshed by Patrolman Jordan.

It was her intention she said. to visit friends In Florida and her funds were exhausted on the way. This is the only reason she has given for her departure from home. The officers think however. that behind it is some to- viisa Holland refuses to be seen.

She says that SOC expects to receive money from tome today and win continue her trip. HELPING THE POOR. The Muting it be Chamber of Commerce Raises' a Lars Sum OY R2OOOTOfiTIHmSETflEB Atlanta's Citizens Never Fall to Answer a Call. POLICE RELIEF ASSOCIATION GAVE 150 Th Atlanta CUT Brewing Company th Hungry Committees Will Be in th Field Today. Liberal response was made yesterday to the call of Mayor King for help for Atlanta's needy.

The meeting at the Chamber of Corn- merqe resulted In the immediate subscription of over J1000 by those present. and during the entire day the amount sent Into the headquarters of the charitable association was close upon J20W in money and other subscriptions. The committee of fifteen appointed at the Chamber of Commerce meeting went to work at once and secured yesterday after. noon over 100 In a short canvass. Today the entire city wm be gone over as th necessity for funds to relieve suffering is becoming greater each moment.

Those who have beets helped once are needing help again and must have It. All day yesterday the headquarters of the association were blockaded with peo. pie who came for well-deserved assistance. Eleven men were filling orders all day and not less than 700 families were helped during the day. But for the usual liberal response by Atlanta's citizens the cold hand of death might have held in its grasp last night more than one unfortu- nate person the pangs of hunger would have been felt by scores of human beings and suffering both mental and' physical would have prevailed where the best relief possible was given.

The meeting was called by Mayor King for 10 o'clock. but before that time there had been i a number of subscriptions sent into the charitable association. The of- tee of Mayor King was filled with a number of prominent citizens yesterday by a. few minutes past 10 o'clock and it was found necessary to adjourn to the council chamber In order to make room for all. By a quarter past it o'clock there were not less than fifty present.

Mayor King began the meeting by nominating Dr. R. for the chairmanship of the meeting. Tile motion was put and Dr. Spalding was selected to preside.

Mr. Julian Harris was seleoted to act as sec retary. Mayor King explained the object of the meeting. He said that the cold weather had brought about much suffering and that he was of the opinion that too much scrutiny should not be used In selecting those who were worthy of charity and those who were not. He said that the' character of the applicants should not enter into the matter if they were really In needy circumstances.

The treasury of the association he explained was depleted and help was needed at once to relieve the suffering. It required some JbOO or more a day to run tile association under the present circumstances. Mayor King while on the hour reported that C. I. Brown had given tour bushels of cowpeas J.

D. Frazier one parrel of flour Clifford L. Anderson no and Mrs. Callo. way a large lot of old clothes.

With this he turned tine meeting over to the gentle. men present. Among those present were Dr. R. D.

Spalding H. T. Inman. E. P.

Chamberlin Captain J. IV. English. A. U.

Rhodes J. e. Branan W. P. Inman G.

E. John- son. Dr. J. D.

Turner W. H. Scott David Woodward Dr. J. N.

Craig Dr. C. P. Wil' liamson V. A.

Iteatie. C. A. Collier R. B.

Bullock Judge W. it. Hammond W. S. Thomson T.

B. Neal. K. H. Richardson J.

G. Oglesby P. H. Snook T. C.

Mayton Councilman Campbell H. M. Atkinson George Howard. George Sims W. S.

Bell Dr. Turner Tells of the Association. Dr. J. D.

Turner who was present. was called upon to say something regarding the charitable association. He stated that it was organized two years ago in January. and that in an hour 6000 had been raised that when the wants of the poor had been looked alter there remained a surplus of 427 which amount wee the cause of the beginning of the association. The association dispensed charity and became a permanent affair.

On the last of December of last year said Dr. Turner. we had 000 in the treasury of the company. The weather became suddenly bad. During all of last month and all of this month there has homily been single working week.

This made the demands on the association such that the money had to be used and gradually the treasury was drained. Last Saturday- night. having received during the week 210 from the city we closed up with 3 to the treasury. Five hundred dollars was sent in Tuesday aril on Monday there were 1201 applications for help yesterday there were 600. I had hoped that we would not have been obliged to call a public meeting.

Lat night a. man came to one and said that he understood that money was needed. He said that he had 21 cents and that some one might need it worse than he did. I met a boy last night on my way home. He said that he had made a quarter during the day and wanted It to go to charity.

Subscriptions Became Lively. I have here. said Mayor King "several checks. One is from the Atlanta Gas' tight Company for 25. another from Judge L.

E. Bleckley for 21 one from Mrs. Chloe H. Bleckley for the same amount and one from Robert Zahner for Jo. i Rhodes Snook Haverty as a firm de- sire to give a carload of coal.

said Mr. A. G. Rhodes. This was greeted with a plause.

And I desire. continued Mr. Rhodes to give 50 personally. There was more applause at this. Put me down for 50 said Mr.

Hugh Inman. Captain English handed In a check for 50 for himself and another for 2250 for the employee of the American Trust and Banking Company. Harry L. English Co. sent in a check for 5.

Mr. F. Richardson gave 50 for The Journal At this point. Mr. E.

P. Chamberlin explained that a great deal of good was be. log dyne by Mr. M. M.

Mauck the well. known wall-paper man. He said that Mr. Mauck was helping all the needy painters as the weather had been so bad they had not had any work. Neal Loan and Banking Company 100 Mr.

J. C. Branan handed in a check for 1150. explaining that it had been sub- cribed by the employes of Branan Bros. The Woodward Lumber Company do states 55.

said Mr. David Woodward. Mr. Turner reported that Dr. E.

L. Connolly had telephoned a donation of sly. The Neal Loan and BanklSg Company and its employee donate 100 said Mr. T. B.

Neal. The Woodward Lumber Compass doubles Its donation and subscribes 10Q5 said Mr. David Woodward. A burst of applause toflowd this. Mr W.

P. iTn Ti subscribes 50. announced Mayor King. Donation Came Fluttering In. Colonel W.

8. Thomson handed Dr. Tur ner hla check for 10 and Mr. G. E.

Johnon wrote out a check for 16. We rave out 25 worth of coal and provision yesterday said Mr. I. G. Oglesby.

and we tender that much more. I subscribed 25 personally the other dad' said Dr. Spalding but my firm paid It so I subscribe 5 more. A subscription of 25 was announced from the Gregg Hardware Company. Mr A.

MeD. Wilson is unable to leave his home said Mr. Harry Scott but he asked me to say that he would stand subject to the call of the association for pro- Visions. While I'm on the subject I want to say that my wife telephoned me to subscribe 10 so I guess I wilt. Four Subscribed 00.

Mayor King announced that he had re celved four checks which had been given by S. 31. Inman. 50 A. Inman 25 3.

W. Cooper 10. and C. S. Meador.

5. A check from L. J. Laird for 10 was announced. There were once 600 subscribers to the charitable association.

said Colonel Thom- son. I think something should be done to stir up this membership secure back dues and add more names to the list. On motion. Dr. Spalding appointed Cal' onel Thomson and Mr.

J. Ogtesby a committee to draft resolutions to this effect. Five dollars was handed Mayor King J. A. Fischer.

H. C. Sawtell handed in a chock for 10. Governor R. B.

Bullock stated that he was a member In arrears and wanted to pay up at once. Councilman W. S. Bell gave two tons of coal. Councilman Campbell pave two barrels of flour and stated that he would represent any needy printer before tile association.

Sheriff Barnes handed in 10 as a subscription from the sheriffs office. R. F. OShlelds gave 1 and a check for 195 was received as an additional subscription from E. T.

Clarke. Preparing to Do Great Work. I move. said Mr. T.

C. Mayson. that a committee of fifteen be appointed to solicit subscriptions and secure members to the assoclatlan and that the work be commenced at once. Mr. E.

P. Chamberlin thought this a good Idea. He stated that himself. George Lowodes and Dr. Smith had secured 300 Tuesday.

Mr. W. S. Belt subscribed 10 for the First Christian church Sunday school. Dr.

C. P. Williamson made a motion to the effect that ministers In Atlanta be re quested to not only take up a collection for the poor but that they explain the obje ctof the associitiin and tsk tIle m- bers of their congregations to join it. This suggestion was adopted. Subscriptions Kept Coming.

Those present kept up the list and turnid in checks and money varying from 1 to 10 this last amount being contributed by Mid- dlebrooks. Shumaker Co. the Encyclo- paedia Brittannlca arm. At this point Messrs. Ogteeby and Thom- son reported their resolutions calling for citizens to Join the association and Dr.

Spalding appointed the following commit- tee T. C. Mayson. chairman E. P.

Chamber- un P. H. Snook W. S. Bell H.

T. inman. E. H. Thornton George Landis 7.

Stowell Smith V. J. Campbell. H. C.

Sawtell J. K. Otley C. P. Williamson J.

C. A. Branan H. H. CabauiBS W.

A. lernphitl Harry Solesslnger D. A. Beatle A. L.

Kontz M. M. Mauck George Simms. Woodward R. P.

Dodge M. P. Camp J. H. Welch L.

II. Beck. Nearly One Thousand Dollars. While Chairman Spalding was selecting the committee Mayor King and the secretary went over the list and found that slit in money had been subscribed. Mayor King announced this and some one made a mo.

tion to adjourn. Not yet boys said Captain English lets make it at least 1000. Here goes for ten of it. "Here's ten said Mr. Hugh' Inman who had just subscribed 50.

Put me down for 10 said Governor Bullock taking out a bill. Ten dollars for me said A. G. Rhodes and Judge W. R.

Hammond simultaneously. Five dollars more for me said Hon. C. A. Collier who had previously subscribed kid.

With this the meeting adjourned and the committee of fifteen went into session at once. Mayor King and Secretary Hurls went to work on the list and while they were were preparing It other subscriptions came in. The Amount of the List. The various amounts subscribed at the meeting were as follows Neal Loan and Banking Company end Entpioyes 100 Woodward Lumber Corn- pany 100 Middtebrooks Shurnaker Co. 100 A.

G. Rhodes 60 H. T. tnman 50 S. M.

Inman 50 W. P. Inman. 50 J. W.

English 60 the Atlanta Journal 50 C. A. Collier Pie H. M. Atkinson 25 Venable Bros.

25 H. A. Inman. 25 Gregg Hardware Company. 25 Dr.

Z. R. D. Spalding 25 Judge L. E.

Bleckley 25 Mrs. Chloe H. Bleckley. 25 Atlanta Gas Light Company 25 American Trust and Banking Company employes 2250 G. E.

Johnson 15 employes Branan Brothers. 1150 Dr. E. L. Connally 10 L.

J. Laird 10 Colonel W. S. Thomson 10 Sirs. V.

H. Scott 10 J. W. Cooper 10 H. C.

Sawvsll 10 sheriffs office 10 First Christian church Sunday school 10 George W. HowarQ 10 Governor R. B. Bullock. no Clifford L.

Anderson 30 Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Collier 12 B.

S. White Dental Company. 10 W. R. Hammond.

10 Mayson Hill 6 D. A. Beatle 6 Robert Zahner 5 Harry L. English Co. 5 C.

D. Meador 5 J. A. Fischer 5 W. P.

Hill 5 C. H. Swift Co. 5 J. H.

Thlbadeau 5 Mrs. J. W. Selby 3 C. D.

Hill. 3 R. F. OShleleis 2 P. E.

Mc. Donald 2 E. T. Clarke 95 reporter 104 Dr. J.

N. Craig. 5 J. R. Phillips 1 W.

C. Glenn 1 R. H. Randall 1 Miss Etta Cohen. 1 W.

T. Chandler 1 L. Callahan 1 and Dr. H. M.

Payne 1 by Dr. Turner. 64 cents. Total Lll 4a. Sonic Splendid Donations.

Those giving something other than money were as follows Rhodes. Snook Hsverty one load of coal J. D. Frazier one barrel of flour C. I.

Brown. four bushels of peas Mrs Callowny package old clothes Oglesby Meador. 25 worth provisions and coal A. McD. Wilson provisions W.

1 Campbell two barrels of flour W. S. Mcii two tons of coal George It. Sims two barrels of flour and E. W.

Marsh 260 pounds of meat. Subscriptions Sent Direct. Some of the subscriptions that did not go through the band of Mayor King were the following The Atlanta Constitution. 50 S. 8.

White Dental' Company 1460 additional Rev. Dr. G. B. Strlckler no Isaac S.

Boyd 6 Mrs. Nellie Peters Blank 5 Dr. H. ii. ley5 T.

M. Clarke 10 Jake McKinley colored. 2. Solicitor. Lewis Thomas who was too sick to attend the meeting tele.

phoned a subscription of 10. The Committee and It Work. Immediately after the adjournment of yesterdays meeting tile committee of fifteen held a meeting and the work was divided up as follows Mr. T. C.

Mayson acting as general chairman sod Mr. hi 1. Campbell as general secretary L. H. Beck D.

Woodward and W. S. Bell to see the building maternal and machiss- cry men. E. P.

Chamberlin H. A. Inman and George S. Lowndes to call on the dry goods cotton and notion merchants. C.

P. Williamson P. H. Snook and U. U.

Welch to call on publishes' paper deal. er and book stores. K. H. Thornton.

K. Ottley and W. A. Hennphill to call on bankers brokers and Insurance men. 1.

C. A Branan. 1. Btoyfl Smith and George U. films to caD on grocers commission and market men.

D. A. BeaUs. Anton Konts and B. B.

CabanlM to see professional men. R. P. Dodge M. P.

Camp and H. Schleslnger to call on railroads and liquor dealers. This Was a Great Help. The Atlanta City Brewing Company had 1000 pounds of meat and LEO loaves of bread ready for distribution yesterday. There were not less than 800 people given a pound of meat and a loaf of bread each yesterday.

There still remains bread and meat and it can be seclred today. Mr. M. Id. Mauck gave out a lot of provisions yesterday.

It soy painter to needy circumstances will call on Mr. Mauck he will be looked after. They Went to Work at Once. The committees went to work-Immediate ly. The Mutual Printing Company donated iii the necessary Ranks and the canvass Log was begun.

Nearly 100 was collected by the Branan committee yesterday after- noon anti a goodly amount of provisions and the like secured. AU the committees will be out at work today. The committee composed of Messrs. J. 0.

A. Branan F. Stovall Smith and George 11. Sims secured the following sunscrip- Lions yesterday afternoon Frank Sit Block. 25 Percy W.

Rose 10 Lamar Ran-kin Drug Company 10 Potts. Thompson Company. 10 Tripod Paint Company 5 B. M. Blount.

5 L. B. Fo- tom. 5 J. B.

Smith 5 In groceries cash 3 Logan Bleckley 2 M. C. Morris 2 W. J. Wood.

1 W. C. Davis. 1 Dr. Van- Poidtsnoven 41 30.

Wilder Ii pounds of sugar B. C. deLeon I ton of coal War- ren Co. 50 pounds of flour Armour Packing Company. 50 pounds of meat Nel- son Morris Company it pounds of meat Swift Bros.

54) pounds of meat H. A. Boynton one crate of hams ScfiwartZ- child Sutzberger Company. 50 pounds of neat S. W.

Baker 1 A. 3. Spencer Co. 5 bushels of meal A. P.

Youngblood 6 cans of lard A. Fugazzl Co. 1 barret o7 potatoes C. L. Hutchlnson Co.

1 barrel of potatoes W. H. Barnes 1 Philip lireitenbucher 1 Randolph Rose 1 W. W. Hulbert.

1 D. SteinheiOnei' 11. and working girl 55 cents. The amount secured in mousy was 48560. The Policemen Come to the Front.

Realizing the widespread want the Police Relief Association was caned together yesterday afternoon. Short talks were majje by the officers and without a dli- senting voice 50 was voted out of Uh treasury to be paid down immediately. It was sent by Chief Connolly with the following letted Dr J. D. Turner President of the At- lanta Charitable AssociStlotr Dear Sir Reports coming from all quarters of the city tat niere is much suffering and destl- lutlon it seems Impossible for the good citizens of the city to supply the demands.

Please crept in behalf of lie Police Relict Association from their funds this check for 58 with the hope that it will do a little rood to the many now in want. Very re. spectfully. A. CONNOLLY.

Editor Constitution We did not attend the call of the mayor at the city hall to day to assist in the fund for the poor to the reason that we sent yesterday morning before any call was made a check to Dr. Turner fox 50. to be used In the relief of the poor. which we have no doubt Dr. Turner has invested for that purpose though we have heard nothing- from it.

We are ready to send another 50 or more if necessary. We do not care about the notoriety of the subscription but we do not want to be considered as not having subscribed when there is a demand made on the citizens to relieve the poor as we have always made it a point to con- tribute to such funus hence this notice. Very truly yours BANKING CO. IN THE LOCAL FIELD. The young peoples mass meeting at the Central Presbyterian church tonight wm be well attended.

An address from Governor Northen win be one of the feat- ures of the occasion. The exercises wm be entertaining and all the young people of th city are Invited. Chief Connolly has in his possession a roll of money found by a. patrolman on Peachtree street Monday. It will be turned over to the owner on being described.

Two distinguished Catholic divines are at the Kimball. They are Rev. George Colby of Yonkers N. Y. and Rev.

Joseph Campbell of Staten Island. Nearly all of the passenger trains came in late yesterday on account of. th snow. An adjourned meeting of the National American Woman Suffrage Association was held yesterday at the Aragon hotel. The business transacted was such as was deli.

gated to It by the executive committee. It was really the formal closing of the conven- tiosa. There will be a valentine entertain- ment at the residence of Mrs. S. Id.

Alex- ander 75 West End avenue Thursday even- log. for the benefit of the Ladles' Aid Bode- 17 of West End Presbyterian church. No admission fee but charge will be made for refreshments. Time public invited. One of the saddest accidents resulting from the coasting on hills about the city occurred on East Baker last evening.

Has- tar Paul Dixon son of Mr. John Y. Dixon deceased lied his leg broken by a collision of sleds. No steps have been taken towards the removal of the old engine house at the end of Broad street bridge. The excessive cold that has made work on it impossible has also prevented Mr.

H. T. Inman from asking for bids for its removal. Nothing definite has yet been heard regarding the relatives of the dead man Bogardus at Austell. Several letters from parties claiming to know him have been received there.

but none contained any ad- dress of his relatives. The many friends of Purser Alex Faver. of the Ocean Steamship Company will be glad to learnt that his ship. the Tallahassee. reached the port of New York in safety after weathering one of the severest storms of many years.

SOCIETY NEW AND GOSSIP. The valentine party which was to be given at the residence of Mrs. Easterlin on Jack son street tonight has been postponed one week. The Knickerbocker Club" will give their last hop before the Lenton season on next Friday evening at the residence of Mr. It.

Mahoney on Richardson street. The dancing will be interspersed throughout with many other now features. Mum progressive euchre in Dominos will be a unique part of the entertainment Miss Ma nor ey will be the pretty and gracious hostess and In her proverbial manner will en tertain the club in a most hospitable and lovely way. The tea which was to have been given by the Social Union of. the First Baptist church has been postponed on account of the inclement weather.

Mrs. M. J. Hill of Greenville. Ga.

is visiting in the city the guest of her daughter Mrs. E. W. Martin op Washington street. After the Yaw concert tonight ears will ran on mil the line.

by clJ arrangement with President Bart. Judge Jenkln Painfully Hurt. Eatonton Ga. February SpeclaL Judge W. F.

Jenkins suffered a serious sod. painful accident this morning. While ascending the front steps at his residence he supped on the ice. fell and' broke one of his arms between the wrist and elbow. The Judge is resting quietly tonight.

After the Yaw concert tonight car will ran on all the lines by peetai arrangement with President Hart Highest or an in AT WHOLESALE BY THE TRADE FAIR AXD WARMER. That I the News That Uncle Sam Sends to the People of Georgia. The lowest reading of the barometer at the evening observation was 2968 Inches at Baltimore and the highest 3062 Inches rcrirud frosts Denver. CjL The reading at the latter place shows an increase of pres- sure during the preceding twenty-four hours. Temperature tied risen in he lake regions and had fallen in do North und South Carolina along the Georgia cost and in eastern and southern Florida.

Cloudy weather Is general in the western sections. Light snows have been general in the northwest. Heavy snow had. fallen and continued at 7 o'clock p. m.

at Abilene and Palestine. Tex. The first reports a fall of seven and the latter one and four- tenths Inches. Low Report for February 13 1G3. Mean dally temperature 16 Normal temperature.

47 Highest In twenty-four hours 22 Lowest In twenty 9 Rainfall. 24 hours to 7 p. mT of an Inch Deficiency of rainfall since January let. 174. inches.

Observations taken at 7 o'clock p. m. STATIONS AND STATE OF WEATHER. lii J3 3 0036 0032 t026 SOUTHEAST- Atlanta Ga. clear.

130221201101 Wi22 Augusta Ga. clear 30iii2210 0028. Charlotte N. C. clear 130M18 81 00128 Jacksonville Pla.

clear. 3014361 6 0042 Kroxvllle Tenn. cloudyS02613lLJ T. 20 Mobile Au. clear 130.24132 8 00S6 Montgomery Ala.

cloudy3028a6ilOI T. 130 Pensacola Fla. clear 302034jl2 0040 Savannah Ga. clear 1302024116 0036 Tampa Fla. clear 301438101 00 Wilmington N.

C. clear. 3008j22 0024 SOUTHWEST- Abilene Tex. snow 130401141 8 70120 Corpus Christi Tex. rain30143432 T.

36 Fort Smith Ark. clear j30342SiL 0080 Galveston Tex. cloudy 302436jl2 Memphis Tenn. clear 303228iL Meridian Miss. ptly cloudyl3028j26L New Orleans.

La. clear i MMj Palestine Tex snow San Antonio Tex. cloudy. Vlcksburg Miss. cloudy.

NORTHEAST- Baltimore MS. clear. Buffalo N. Y. snow i2J90l2ol8 00120 Cincinnati.

O. clouay 302018 81 T. 20 Detroit Mich. snow 3002122 1 01122 Lyncbburg Va. clear 3006118 New York.

N. Y. clear 29722 Norfolk. Va. clear 2994 246 00 NORTHWEST- Chicago Iii.

cloudy. 301g20ll4 T. Denver CoL clear 3062 2 6 01 Dodge City Kans. snow304g14 6 T. Huron S.

D. cloudy 3052l612 T. Kansas City Mo. cloudy. T.

North Platte Neb. snow3052112 8 T. Omaha Neb. partly cloudy. 304218L 0022 Rapid City.

S. D. cloudy. 3052 8 6 0112 St. Louis Mo.

clear 30 T. 22 St. Paul. Minn. clear 301020110 0026 COLONEL THORXTOJT IS SII3SWG.

He Has Been Abient from House for Six Week. Albany. Ga. February 13. Special.

Colonel S. T. Thornton a prominent citizen of Calhoun county has been missing since December list last and his family re deeply concerned over his absence. Thornton left Dawson on December list in com- pany with J. P.

Ing Jianviai renneijeei stock mean going to New Stanford. tJTfcj with a car load of stock. They reaM there until the stock was disposedofs n9j then went to Thornsevils. CJa lwhew Ui rf received another ca 1 pM. disposed of.

Since then ThorntonVfainW have had no tidings of nlnv SKHfc Thorntons canoe to this cltyfithls wee and used the wires extensively in is6 of his father but could get him. Thornton is a man of means iniPro 5 neut in his county beta an large arm saw mill owner and stockidealer4 2515 family fear that he has beenifpnllyoea with 7 Wis The owner of a large fUnr101 New York is now In correspondenceifOlft parties in this city looking toV ChangjW base for lids entire plant Tiej rt la expected here In afeflaysV ZfJ Mr. Holland's Death. Lawrenceville Ga. February ii i Mr.

T. M. wlH yM fey a falling limb. leavesSLwtt I children to battle wittofsvdTersef sej Mrs. Holland is a daughter.

if Jackson one of the cleverest jieajUiilW county and be a lady highly teeme iina her community. Hogs Killed jttf ffFf Lawrenceville. Ga. rnaryil i avtreuceviue bra. cw i JCT It is unusual weatherInltliejwaay tooth" when hogs begtnto free to death.

but such was the weather last Friday night. Uncle Newt RoWnsoaha4vl5 to freeze to death FridayBlg1it iA-i ItcH Rials colored. aJso hs41pnes 0 jfrtW the eamne night. Rich red blood naturally Tresultil from taking Hoods Sarsaparllla. It aearspat the system.

gives tit tone andrenew a vigor. The whole body' Is v1gorate4 lWf Take only Hoodax Yaw concert will begl at 8i36r0- night. STILSOLLl COf 55 Whitehall St. Make a specialty of reliable Md standard goods. WATCHES Jewelers DIASIOVPS Cut Glass and Sterling Silver re 31 WHITEHALL Old papers tffiioffl 1 at 20 cents peif hund Overcoats and Suits.

Examine our Ulsters. Head to heels. wrapped in a blanket. And yet dressy. Long Coats generous Coats chime in with the wcather.

Almost last time in all the year when you'd prices. But here they are Rain or Snow or Blow. The wheels go round Just the fame in the FumlshIj fQ' if partment tumbling bouncing big values into view with Men's Hermsdori dye Black Half Hose seamless worth asc our price Men's ply Linen Collars including worth asc ourprlce. i. Men's Tecks in and Bows made' silks and satins worth 500 our price.

Men's Tecks in and Bows all colors and designs worth 750 our Men's Swell Neckwear embracing the qualities from to 150 our price iseman WASH1X GTOS D. ATLANTA. A. COB. Izu AJCDFSTSN W.

17 WHITEHALL Sr. Only tIanufcturers of Dealing Direct withConsumwv if llle lor tI iorri Yf r-- 1J I i I I I i I r' F. I I TJ fl I 4Jt FOR MP nt.E COLLIER MA Y0R r-- C- Fort tIr VVI UI I Detective Detective ovtn fore poi romml lonfr noon oll rk. an wer do a1nst Donal on. the be f1 d1 ty.

th Prospect th meet mt the 10 cloU8ness 14 ProecuUon lene possible until I Itw that rul ate dUCt Wu laeeusable UtQefld not The Dong055 charres The charges against early tfl5flecb each meeting th bUsiea cleared atternoon. Big La eneviUe Ca. tltI. lr C. last night cOlr1nence the following Itntlernen.

and fo the ProtesMr J. A. IRagweil Pirkle lOO 3. Ethridge. lOUiij 1.

B. Whitwcrth 5000 O. COsby. Ofl. The lt against Pro- esor Bagwell Is for malicious end against the Ther to lts which aPpU in The wrencevUle es hat n.

Jt I I WIIITBOAP KING. Marriy NOW THE TALE OF HIS CAPTURE THERE a a Jam count yester lY oun pctu ue v' Ialdin a lrra whlt go 1 Uleel' tr rs anyone regar Jnj ma. rs Llje roken I1cJ ti veal Ho er da. hed Against sW 11118 h. fur" hi sud jen chl qt' 1 eve count wa th whiteappers hi Identit 111 1" the tr die i lll Ie silen Il disapeare ury way C1 t' th clown' th man wa.

wh partn r6hlp. The l' ot Geor la. pock ts Newspaper was. clpyd onsluton gving ful detls outrges Mua artice contned a charge wih Il gue wil org1 tln. asociate vas suppsed prnce whtepr prie.

te govrmet otcaa 8 wa ad earne easty l. te the rdeas prisnr Rok. commls loned I Dya name Bale brng Atanta arrive yesteray moring. Whe areste wa salng James wal mies Ter wa starng ml take wa neessar paper Ltte sw wa taily ca ugh attempt wai wante qUety wih deted brng hi bak Gergia. tht Atanta Jai.

ofce Marsha a son a wih prone. Tey re- mned unt neesary prepae ten tok him jal. tlke hil trav l. hi eprence 8 tu ma meicine ad semed en3C ga ve Iml taton I te oo 0" hO attd te crd ad 1e wboherd hm A ln wa te jl wls plae 1. te scure seti te prson ad alt Tere wU remin clos con1ement unt I ten tra.

ha etort scure se dol p1s dfen. Atough cnalder de rte I norh Gerga McCtchn rcely mor ear ORER AtaDt Tactoa Cmpany' Goe. wman Isued yelerday shorty afe ocock whih tl Atanta Trcton prpert ale wil frst Ma Roes ha een specia I fght ovr nes Tracton mny compny bady financaly tme cour. wlc resuJt plce reeivers. Te acton ha caujel wa brough Balmore Tst wih a IImal creditor.

Te te Atant Tctor. Cmpany wa orglnaly corraUons. Atanta Ciy Raiway' goinl Dea- whie te al lnes wat Gran Atlnta Trcton fnaly sorbe an ton whih lne For lcPhersi Eas De atur. Atanta tre raiway Ith mortges amountng Iorgage hel thesemortgages paymen bords amount Oi poperty th. Atanta Trcton 60 heJ ru ad additon Atanta Raiway panyowed lr.

S1 mone Te ew te claim te Baitrof frst onl exception th3t been browed structons an the attorne' lnlted orgag" om. pany wi a10ed fe btfore te pla e. r. InTan' th0e cons entted frsl trpet the lnes road. mlst to gall btfor othr co slderpJ purch 8er Is ar epteJ deposi cert fe chfk 200 wlh commssionP ree atorneys easl Fe wi son rord receiver hI ve bn reprsen te Ros er attornes.

1 gentle en who' vm w1 raid. accoldlnj 6. Dale atorcys 1e3e gent wl S2. salf orere tae betweenthp ocl c1. 0 da ropert wt sol rorer Chlrh tfpt pSchtree an A torel' wl anothe wi alowed court servk.

hl 000 amount PS Complaint eats tbe. XfW. trm norher th countes. plaint whlC tom thrts receive prinent ctzers depredatons Colowpd eands a smia frm ot. Yesterda goernor Tabot receive a 1f stited fro mysteriou arlngs purrt th re conequences.

scribe a te substantal citzens sttes Witecap 1UiJ asl te goveror hil. Te Conte ed Electon Clue. a cc mmtee prvieges electons stll Duglas caSE. argum gU cale Wil 1" CUli" teday. Te Colecton ha bn csel te tx colectors recelv re elved considerton paers applca- ton pron Ladsbrg wll penItentary carge rap.

Ldsberg cldmed subse develojcnt warrant goveror carefly in' rqrd cse. ha cled upn citien wi probly nt' at da lon. Barlett i te cse. Repr- sentatves RoclEI caled goveror Interes Ldsbrg ISS Te Y01nl Ldy Kans FrleDdle. Mis Lau Holand.

ycu tro Hear penniess. cnditon forced her tae Flendleu. stl ocupant tat Inst tuton. picke wa Intenton Forida tuds on sle ler thn howevr. I or myster.

Ml Holand retules tht ext. rllv. moey 10ml contue tP. THBPOOR. Te leetlg the Chaber Cnerce Su OYER200U WA SENT I ATOGEHE Atanta' Citen Fai Awer Ca.

POLCE RELEF ASSOCATION The Uanta Brwlnl Fed the Tht Com mit. Wi the Libral respse wa mae cs ayor lants metng Chaber fl rsulted i Immeiate srptio n000 thoe cung entn amont heaquarter chal- table asciaton wa cose upn 2O subsiptons. cmitte fteen appoitd Chabr meetng wet a sued yeterdy ater. non 0 shor canya. Toy enUe gne ovr a the neessiy to tWds releve suerlng bmIng geater eah momet.

The bn help oe needng agan Al yeterday hequrers asodatkm w-r blokade wth cme wel-desered asistace. fIng al Ie tha tamles helpd du- usul lberal respons Atatas ctizens cld had deth grap lalt or unCrtu- pg bn sores suelng bth ad' physica prevale re psible 118 metng calld Kng ocok bfore tt tme tere bel lubsrlptons charitble asiaton. fce fle yeterday tw oclok i neessary counci chabr I rom all qurer pt oclo were' les ttty preant. Kng th metng noinatng D. Spalding te carashp meetng.

moton selete preide. Julan Haris wa a lee eplaned letng. had abolt wa scrutny use seleting worhy chaacter applcat jhou teaury sodaton. WW hep wa nede a releve suterillg. I require a asocatln Mayo Kg.

whie reprted that gven pea lrater Drel four CI1ford Anderon ad Calo clothe. lth th tured metlg iente thoe preent Chaberln Captan Enlsh. Rhoes Brnan Dr Tuer ot Wodwa Lrag lamon Bate. Coler Bulok I Hammond eal RIChrdso Snook 1' Ma son Couclman Atktnsn. Geg Howar' Sim Bei cnr Trner Tl.

Auoclaton Turer preent wa cled sy rearding ch rltable aSoiaton. le stat ag Jauary 000 ben laSed tat wh por ha lok- atr remalne sulus aount wa aaton. as laton ad bcame perma aalr. lat Deember Tner ha 0 treaury compay. weater sudd 1 Duing al l8t mont alotthl ben aslngl wek.

Ths demads assolaton ualy te treury drcn8. Lt Saturay haVng reeived during wek frm ciy coe wih trasur dolars Tuesay 12 applcatons esteray 6. hop woud oblge publc meetng. Lt ce sid undestod ne. tat 2 cen ts ad ne Wrse home.

quaer du- te wate I cha- Iy. Subclpton LIel I her. sid Kg erl chek. Atlanta lght trm Mr. Chlo Beckley te slme Ut frm Robr Zaner 1 fr.

carload Rhoes. Tis geeted ap. contnued gve ronaly. Th re sid Captin Englsh hllel and aotber 5 Aerca Trst Bakmg Hay Englsh Richarson Journl Chambrln plsned geat del go wa Mauck wel- wall belplg painter weter ben I ha work Dllni CompnY 10 Banan haded chek 15. explann ha ben sub crbed empoye Brnn Brs.

mr Comany sd vld Woodwa. Turer repre D. nly telephone donaton D. Te eal ad Bk8g mploye doate 10 sId TB Nel Wow4rd Lmber Compnl It doatOnad lucb no sad Davd Wow. burt applt twe Yw I IUbc a- nue Haor Ce Flaten lonel Tol D.

Tr hl ce fo 0. ad Joho. wta cec 5. worh cal ad pro srona yeteray. r.

Ogleb. more" lubcbed pnly oter lald D. Spding bt i 8 subcrb me subcpbn wa announeetom th Hware Wllon unale leve hlahme Har St. tt stnd sub 3et cl asocton pro vslon. Whie Im subject wfe tleponed sub 0 so.

gess Four announce receive fou chec whch gven chek frm Lird 6 8ubscrlbers te charltable asoclaton 89d somethlng str up ad lst. moton. Splding ThcIson G. lsby commitee draf thi efet. Fve dolas W3 F8her.

Sawtel Gveror Bulock memblr arrear oouncman Bel c. Counclman Cam hl four prnter assoaton. Sherlt Bes 0 sub crlpton er ofce. OShlels 195 a adltJnal subsrpton Carke. PeparD or" I sid ayon.

ffteen solcit 1 assolatJn. te comlenced lr. Ctambeln goo Gerge Lwndes Smln Bel 0 Frt Chrstan churh WUiamson moion ettct Atanta re Queted tat ct as ocljti11. th congegtons suggestIn ubclptou Cming. lst dlebroks.

th Brttannlca nr. pint ad sn reslutonI caling ctzens as octon D. te tolowing calrma Camber- ln Del. Thorton Geore Lndis Smih. Campbel Sawell I Otey Wllamson n.

Cabiss Hemphl Beate D. Woodwar Carp Tousand Whie Spding Wa selectng commitee 1layr tar lst ad 0 bEen subscrlbe. Klrj an ton ajOrn. Englsh. lets mae 1000.

i Hers sid subscrbEd 5. 0 Goveror Bulok a bi. dlars HamJond simulaneou Fve dollr fo Coler prevously lubscrlbe 0. meetng ajoured cmmtee fifeen ito Scretar whie wre preparng sUbscriptons cae vlou subscriid meetng eal La nd Eployes. 10 Wooward 0 ddlebrks Shumker 0 6 5 11 Englsh 6 te Atanta Joural.

Cler 0 Atknson Venale Hware 2 Spaldig Beckley 2 Mr. Chlo Deckl Atanta 2 Amercan Tust Cpy emploes 5 5 0 0 Tomson 0 0 SVl l. 0 sherifs ofce Frt Christan schol 0 Howar 0 Goveror Bulock Clford Aderson 0 12 now. 0 HU Beate Har Englih Fscher Hi Tlbadeu MI. Slby.

Hi. Mc Clake 9 reprter Crig Ph1p. Genn Rndall Mss Ette Cder 6 cens UU IOe Donaion. Tose gVng Imettng Oter folows Hav rt. crload cal Frier brel 10ur bshel ea Mrs.

packag clote Oglsby ad A Wison J. Campbl four Gerge 1. barel four. 2 punds met. Snbcrlpton Sme subsrlpton tat throuh hand Maor folowln Atant Contuton 45 additonal Stricker.

Is Neie Pet Blak Mea ley Clke 0 cKley Solcitor. ThOm. wa to meetg tele phone subrIpton 0. Commitee I. ork ImedIately ater te yeteyl mee cmmtee tee me g.

wor wa cVde a tolows. MYSI acUg a lener1 cdrIa Id Campbl a cenerl lecrewy Bec Wcward Bl se te budng mtenal mchtn- er CambrHn Inln an Gerge Lwndes cl te goos coUonand noton merchat. lmn Snok a Welh onpublhen papr dea. erl ad bk sorl 1. Thornton Oe Hephi.

bkel bla iunc A Bra Sti bt 1 Wl 2 1 1 i 6 0 eI mD ad mkt en A Bete tn Knu ad Cbl le relion De L. 8heir cl ad lur der. W. Att Bewg Cmpy 10 pud mt ad 10 Ina I bre' rm dtuton' yety. Te we.

les 8 gven pud met ad loa br yeteday. ltl rema brad ad I' aece tY. M. Maucl gve prG WOD yesterY. I ay tr 1 ne cicmtce.

wl ca M. Muck w1 loke ate. Te Te commte worIete lutual Ptg Cmpay donte a te neear a tfe Cnv SS bg. Nely 0 wa colected te cmttee I godly provlol te We secure. te comtee tO1.

Te ltee Mess. Bra Stova Smth ad Gerge Sis seued fOlowi Uscnp tonl Yesterd ateron Frn BloK ROle. 0 Lmr Rln Dg 0 Pott. Cmpany. 0 Tipd Pant CmpaY BoUt Fo 10m Smth goeres cah Bgan Bleley.

MOrl 1 Wod Dav D. GoldJsen Ii. er. 5 pOU su deLn tn ca Wa- C. 5 ou Aour Packng 5 pund met Mors Comp 5 punds met Swif 5 met Bntn.

crte bat ICwaU- Slberger 5 pun Bker Spncer Youngblod lad Fugaz barre ptatoes Hutchnson Barne lhllp Rndolph Steiheie 8nd grl. 5 cent. secue wal f6. Te Polcemen Reallng te Polce Relef Assoca Uon wa caed yesteray Sort mle otiers dl- aentng wa lt treaury pid metely. I wa Clet Conoly wit te tolowlg Trer.

Preident te Chartable Dea SIr cmng al quatr ct tere sutrlng det- tuton te citzens demanCs. Pleae acept behat Assoclaten checl wth wi ltte ie mny re sptuY. A CONNOLY. Etor Olttuton cl th cit hal to aelst te reao et yeteru ay cl wa mae Trer to us rel por Trner tnvete tat pure hear 10thng i. ray mo i necessar.

te subcrpton wt cnidere havig subscrbed 1 mae citzens releve pr mae It. pnt trbute funs thl Ver ous RUC FELD. Te pples metg Pebyteran tnight wel atende. A adress Goveror wl fct Te exercses entertlning ad al peple te cty InVted. hief Cnnoly ha i psesslon I rol pehte steet I wt tued oner descrbed.

To distnguished Catholc dVnes Gerge Colb ad Cap- I bell Stten Islad. ealy al pasenger trais cae yesteray accunt A ajoured meetng te Natonl Americ Surae Assoiation Aran trnste a dele executye realy costng te com' en- Uo. There vaen ie entertln- reskence Mr. Thursy te bneft Lie' Sce Welt Pesbyteran churh. amlslion te chaie wt retreshet Te publc invie.

ne te sdest accdet resutng frm te cottng hil te ciy oe Et Bake lt eeng. pau Dion Dxon deceue ht cllon sle. No step ben twrd remova engn houe te I Br a excesve me wok i tplslble ha aso Ina I aking Nothng detnt' ha et ben herd rgaring relatves de Bogadus at Autel. Sever leter clalmng ko receve cntaed a- des hs relatves. The frends Puer te Ocen Staship compy glo ler te Talahaee reache pr saety weaterg oe te Itrs mny y.

I Te ventne py whic gVE reidence Mr. Eattrln Ja. Sn stret tngt ba bte pstned k. Te nickerber Cub" gve thei ho bfore te Lntn Mu Dxt eveDng resdence Maey RcharsO steet dnctng w1' tntrae thoughout my nOY fetues. pressive Domnos w1 pt enterent Mis Ma horey wi te prety g1 bs- tes ad perbla maner wl en- terin te cub I 8 mt hospltble' lovly WiY.

Te te whic hae ben gven Si Unon te st Baptst ba ben pastpnet acut th Incement wea 1 HIl GrnvJe Ga vsItng cty te gest hr dauhter MI. M. Igo Itt Ater erl al tlo Ie. apla wih Prellcet H1r. 1dle en1d.

Har. Ga Felra 1. pc Ju ge WF Jenn" euered seroU panul accdent moring. Wle ac ndlng font rsdene. 5Uppd Ie tel bre on ars btwen te an elw.

restig quety tnIht Afe te laeer tOalt r. w. oa UaeTpt ufemeaf wt Plieat D1. f.i& Hghet a i Lv PeLU SG i nVAI B. aRi WJ Powder POtr J' 4SIIEIY PIB yl WHOLS TE GE 0 WAMR.

Tat I. te Tt Sa te Geor. Te lowea reag te broeter evenig obseaton 26 Inche Batmor ad te 36 tels rld De3ve leding I te later plae pre sue dung pe lg haul. Temrrture hd rsen re gU1 an hld falen Suth' Caln Georga eater ad eoutern Forda I Coudy weter gnerl wtern setOI. Iht have bn te nothwest Heavy sno h.

talen onttnue oco ad Paetne fst reprt tal later Inces. Repor Febnar 13 189 ea dsy temprture. I Nora temprtre. I HIget u. 2 Lwest twent-t ou.

9 RaJuall hus mT 1h Defcency a ralta sinc Janu 1t 17. nche Oberatons at clok p.m. I'I I Qi gi. STATI A STATE lgl5t SOUA Atata cear. 132121101 012 Aust Ga cer.

3uiu 101 0 i I I I JI8JI KoxvWe coudyI326i1LI i2 Mobie Aa cea. 1324j31 ii 03 Aa. cOUdYl 2 jl0J IJ Pensacl t1a. clear. j32i311.orW Savan Ga ce.

J3. 2i1 013 tla. clear. 13 13110 0 WimIngn. cear.

012 02 SUTHWET- Ablene Texsnow 4kU 7r m1 i3 IJ Oi coudy. 0136 r' I lt L. clea. 3.1 Hi30 Oc Ml i j32iSIL 013 Baltmor cer. 126212 026 Bualo.

snow. 2 181 012 Clnclnnat coUQY. 132111 Detri. MIc. 11.

i30i2 Dl2 Lynchug Va cear 30110 0124 cear. 271211 03 Te 02 l' Fi 2 Dge Cty 6r' 16 Huron clOudy. 35161 1 Kasa Cty 2 16 2 Nor Patte snow. 35111 16 Oaha py 1 2 Cty cQudYI35 01 L' JI :01 COLNEL Si Weel. Albny Ga.

Febrary 1. Thorton promlnentcten oun bn ming sic Deember 3t lt ad hi far deply concered hs abnc Tor- tn lef Dawsn Deembe 3t. paYwth i j1 stck I goi tNewB wIt ar loa at e7 Ut Itkwd1ed ooa ten ToGL he Ufi rceived aoter. Ca of lt Jr pse otScete rtD1 JmtlT tdg ofht Thortons cae th ct te wre exelve I Muh 1 hi fate oew him 0" r' Thorntn I if hs ref ii ml andatk deerJ famly lab nfQu ower i 1' Ylrk I cope 1 partes thl ciy 10 efj entiep1tnjJ afeca i HoUa Lwrenev9 GJe Im CI9Mr. 1 HoU111VW L' falig 1eejflde chldn bttewU aT4o Hollnd I.

dugble. jBf I Jacon te cevetmeQ t.1 cunty ad I la 1h- ed Ga Fn i I uUuwetaIte i SOt whe hog bgtotitc b. wa werltiY nIght Unle NeWRn hJQ blto feeze detFdaTJ br Ra clor. pn takg Ho's. Srp 1 Qt" gves tn andrneWe VgoJTe bT IIt orten HooI Tk on o' wn bea- TiLON it ti IJStJ Mke spatof Jllble- WA S.

DOWs Ca. la.terl5 Ye' W. wT tr Yl 5 jI an Ul Emln. hels. Forr i wrapp ye Te a1IJ vJel Lng Cat.

gnerus Cat wit jt Iat tim al Y9 exp. one 4 IJ i prcs. Shine iif tl wbels rund fam theFm lntro prent tumblng buncng lues vle i i C. ip Hersor Blak Hal seamlesaIAf Uig a i worh f1f. fi lnen Clar.

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rn eted oes3cd t. thed doQer1 ehanc. Ifli caII e1t1y he tet. flt over ufl ke I r. 1 or the t.

to un wrote th. 1s tbl 1 Photog i th Itti Th uyt ft Yesr ea3 ufl un I in ttckXeI ce a bSI. Mu4o0 rreen 1LQnth crs po Ute7 by ture 1 al git L. AAe. eezboro 1j dier encout t4.

of De. 61 an1t Jannye' eatd He011R bm cottoaMki sn si-'i ghtyeri roLl taroun h1 erce1 wad1ii ie II ltLtbo4rn Bncom at trOe e. WI di4. I CarOUflJ' 0 ched rvLce coimie. tr UOXOII 3A th6 obe rt hotL1 El.

flghti. U4 rT. it v. hith checke' to 11 parW th macblnery of th reS ba. Ma 1 0 eleOtLO.

zt DOV Ea4 1eP3 DOt beefl Die. ehu1d learn rs tD aughter of the I rae right the cC tflVOOa ard. tart ILS3 oungg1r1 ot WO the ly net ecd her eyes 4 1I irignt elw C1 tP1 Ifl 4tt1 exit all1 of One 10 in hIS fue fro eel. DeIalb COU7 ALLINO WALL pie ii r4 iimbu. 0.

it-1' buIiflCU th IS bloCk. UU 0017 fIghUU Iding led with 10 fcee in th timated at were- hLlrtt7 Ut Oflb uiiknOU-- OONSTijuiIO ATLA1TA. utmsjy FEBRUARY 14 1895 TSOMELOCAL Sae 5e5e1U0fl jE FITRfSS TiE 1 1 JTL iTL A 0V n. Th betectiveIcnndent Oje etado trr Potr man Ike I Ii sa ha liltifUldate Fe ea ol the fternoo Sulti. 4WrenceytUe lr E.

re- EOtO ickle oo thridge Vhitwrth 5O salt en amdaitt ed teIl. Mornin HISCAPTURE sod Toc 5kVeU lit 1 ei er 0 00 1 hoe ac it aa ofu iid hi business dol- was the finn informedJIhe ho he As Ii fo an 0 mi been re Tru sowed News. of yVter' The or aa- or ycug mance mysterY. Miss YA J1 ALUGflER lbO 100 les OO sec- as bOO I 0 117 a me las- eubi Ininan Ion 1r. hlshome 5 t.

I. by" A 10. 1 re- of associ all r1 ce 1 n50 10 I. A 1 1 111540. 30 5 Its ers it bro A- 8mJ 0.

lmLtocali work- Immediate. 1 Is tOe Deur ity tO- The he Chief Two Nes.rly the A.n One IE WS A ND see special I2.4peclaL judgels earl ofail LeayenngPower-Latt JSG Vt RCXt LVVD ABOLVTftY PUDE' CENEIIALL. rOad I twenty m. 4 is im Js 5 cIi. JnfL 30B20 10 clear30ai1m10 clearI3004Isl 61 cloudy.

3026lStLI cloudy. d0Z8ztbU Stle. clear30Bii410 I30 10 0046 30OSIIIt hi rain. 1301434251 clear303tL cloudy30241361l1 clear302528L cloudy3030 26 3614 35331301L 1430 302l21a8 5130 cloudy30281351L t056 22 t026 ciouoy30301111 8 30OflIffitLI 30t tTh10 00124 21tj14 6 0028 24 2j 4 snow. 3048 14 6' l012 15 cloudy.

130381B16 24 i05212 cloudy4lo4218L clearl303218116 clearI301020I10I Special. Ingta2iU. ft Tennessee TZ. he7 remained disposed of an4 Gawbere theY car stock which WU Thorntons fn2IIT 0 A jfl CItY this W5ek search 00 OW of a mea fld PT00d' beIng a farzift. stock dealer.

1 beenfOullY dealt kniftlng mll1 15 correspondenre ivih tos ches of ThO genUeuia t. a few dayr. 1L0SP Holland. wha WSJ kiU leaves a wife audi 011t with adverse' todU- 1 00' Ida' Ii. menIn the qoteemed In set b.

the Freele. February Spi weather In the 7B1B07 freese Rubinsun had SOUl' FridsT ntht had one to frOOO4 resultS. eleati OUt and reneWed by SI3O1O- STILSON COLLiNS' co otr 3EWBL1 Wv5 ST5 at per hundrd i For warmth Ilkebelnj jbese are Alm st the expect one and one-half ji i j. I eer turn. and full regulrmade 3G en's every size and popu of haijg0 II fic Including rich' price that recentiT retailed Si 5 Eiseman Bros.

WASKIXOTOIf GL BLLTIIZ0u Ago Srs. uacroay5 w. GIIIIjI I Clothing In th ot'- with Consumer I rio BRANCH HOUSE IN a I- C. 1".