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CHERSl for 48 years. V. 87 arid licensed 6 Lewis was brij to preach in I88J. 3 born in 1875 aadj 1895 3. M.

Jjawi I licensed to pr a was born in r882 in 1903. raduatd from MJJ. city each tkbt ass and enteriaf Istry lmmediat3l natter of some jjf the fU11111r Jus Lewis did not Joltt Her was born 1 imaged In the ra past fifteen kor on. the Illinois Canton and Jof the family oiea i lit years I PRIGS. of Oral Instro sorth Carolina boT rubbery the ua en told only i lorn Ohio also shotf Ttul training 1 nf the convenWB I net three II tth The 1 ected with the E.

krolina was bre and not rmtenoent 1 thattahoochee aurt alone the rj- who Procefi I adjourned to jj- fternoon wnen he given knt lr cae- i SY I M3S Men Chosen I nendedtjfBoafdofTfustees Tompkins of Charlotte. N. C. the List Jerome Is' Still Unable To Secure the Report on the Equita- bl tors i iert i Tw dl I He hk Pres bi u- LKe ed mar a york iv or llutler Co um ere ran hares E. Ma tal ril Nevada yor New 1 i we ia Ions a ntly ties ed VleJ 3rd of Jl orc jb I ie 11 iran Jv ft t-rs Who Quit.

dl i xl uen U-a Ix zk rn nr of the Mer llorae TV i rs Tt of that nt i I rne who ws i i i if the. voi Pr i Is Cyr i i Mr. j. WT lira tod on wh' ct- 11 I Il ein fl II i fi is for i rr a 1 by i tr re after rr pondlne Hid con a po I 1 ders The full 1 1 dirt tor- To i v3 I the rm pxpi ng rVr 3 Oft i 1 erce of Bos an Da mi of ha- Inttf Th a 5 att of O. re i Is tern or New ank I he ork Jar.

Mah 0 New York. For th" term to De ember 31. 906 a pn nlel ph' 0 ftro Charles E. I tt efield o' vk i id Me. urrn De ember 31 1907 add tJT han lecto rof th vrt Cody liPrrl of A T.

For tern cxr 1 De er 31 908 Nicholas nr president of Co. 1 nbia jn rr Chare H. Zehnder Philadelphia. No Report for Jerome. For a se nnd limo witTi four jrs Dlstrl Attrrnev Jerome his made In mourcesful effort to procure from th New York ce stat" Irisur.

ai an offirisi of the sUper nten nt report of i into th affairs of the i lultahle Life As. suranre iet The report had been trade pub at Albany lat zht Mr. Jerome' pe nnal representative Vs tan DIstr Attorney in went to tfce office of th Deputy tate Insurance Commissioner Hunter and prp nte 3 a letter from the tri attorney together with A formal demand fo the official cor of the document. Mr. Garvin and Mr.

nt were closet. more than half an hour and when the assjsunt district ait rn emerged from the of was empt handed He admitted that he did secure the dor inent but would not say what took pla a the conference. District Attorney Jer said he would Inform the of the failure of th insurance department here to turn the te timon to the district attorneys of as prom. i ed. Gr at Increase in Values.

Vac. Ga. July 14 Special Tax Tceleer Andersons books show in im nensg increase In tax values of Blbb er la year at the close of a seven 1 mlt given in which to make th fl al turns Many pertv owners en registering protests against the in a ed ahjat ons placed on real esta rut the chang. In assessments have come a result of a general increase of vttuation and this with the large nun 1 of industries located in Bibt Ct year. will cau a od showing for th" rounty.

Wardman Refuses to Violate Ethics of Ills Profession. He wm Not Furnish Names ot Per- sons Who Said Corpora tans Were at Work To Sure the Acquittal of Justice Hooker. Albany. July 14 I Ward- man. ed tor Tl New orK Press.

who was summoned to answer in regard to an article In that paper Intimating that boodle and corrup on were being Wed to' secure Justice Hookers acquittal was a witness today Mr. rS roan was que tloned by Senator Brack- eU. chairman of the Judlclar commit- tft lie saJd- he was unable to state was the auth of the objectionable ir icle since 1 was out of town when the art was written. and did not inn i the writers name. after receU ng the ibj-ei a Mr.

Yromau gave de- ta led oxpla at ou of how copy is nan- dl in metropuliwcUi newspaper office. hut said nothing that shed any I ght on the so rca of tie article under discus- Ion. Mr. WlIrJmaa dfc lined to give the i tantes persons had given Ills ifx i furina ioji led ts editors exiee II Jig would come i Hooker trll illuming that to do Jld I I ethics of 1 la I 1 Vlr rJma persisted t1 I is I ti tnswer 1 the Joint as gp te 96 to 23. dire thi- wltntss answer.

Mr. Wardman 111 to in wer i lTg I re ita I mmi that list 010" but lie jr the uhstance of the In rm ill were told. sad he 1 at ry ong press ire would be rr ugj to tx rate dge Hooker. par- tl ularh by a cert iln corporation. guf ned rther said that the rporatl i the Delaware and II id son company.

Asked if he would undertake to bring tie leg si i ire the desired information tie witn ss replied that he would talic th his mAnlglng editor er the tel phone and if he divulged the names de- red he Vardma.n would gYe them to tl it I na 1 not direct him to give me the names. said the witness Benjamin Franklin as an Advertiser. Every one kn ws that Benjamin Frankln a philosopher and a patrioT. and all ncw pnper men rec gnlze that he a the first great American newspaper roan hut few realize that he wa a good ad. vertiser Ayer Son.

the dvertls ns Agents or Philadelphia. issued as a Four of i so en a hanls me booklet under the. title of In he Land or Benjamin. whl sets forth ny most interestlne fa ts regarding Frinklin and PAture" as only an advertising agency could. BnJamln advertistnz Ideas arid practice Franklin 1 sense in using the prir ed page to tell people ha' he wanted them to know.

made him an excellent example for the business men of all time The book abounds in many facts on crnlng the most interesting man in our history. and brings out in clear Ugh his gra and i of the advertising id a The ho ise of TV Ayer Son. in the Land of Benjamin. has a history of own and method" of Its own It no disparagement to others to say thi has done more advertising. and more t5 develop newspaper Ilng than any her firm in history.

WALTER BALLARD OPTICAL CO ugn furnish yOU with any glass made for i ar and Near seeing combined in one. We make them to fit so you can wear them with con fort 81 Peadhtree St. 352 Bell phone. New York To Invite Togo. New York.

July 14 The committee named by Mayor McClllan to consider 11. plan for submission to the next mayor for the centennial celebration in 1907 or the first use of steam In water navt- gat nn ha. decided to send an in ati- to Ice Admiral Togo. of the Japanese navy. to attend.

NO PLACE HERE FOR SICK MAN Institutions Decline to Take Man Who Suffered for Another. C. II. Franklin. the aged resident of Mic Ga.

who served twenty one years In the penitentiary for a murder wl Ich was committed by another man lay the police station all day yes- terda and Th irsday penniless and suf- taring from II dreadful malady. The poor old man sat in a. chair In the stnJUon yesterday afternoon his face distorted wl pain. Every now and then 1 would ask when 4ie WM to be taken to some hospital for reatment. Ch ef Jenn ngs used every effort pos.

sil le to have the- helpless man taken to the Grady hospital or one of the city man nflrmiriefl but all efforts were In vain. lie couldn't be taken to tie Grady hospiiai because he was a non- res idfnt. arid the Infirmaries were all crowded. Fnillv Chief Turner said he would use his efforts to have Franklin taken to the alms house. bout 4 o'clock ve trday afternoon it was reported that he hid succeeded.

and hp would be taken there I ite in the afternoon. Franklin is aged 65. ears He has been out he penitentiary for near four years now. He was convicted by a Bibb county jury for murder and sentenced to impr sonment In 1901 the man who really committed the eeti railed hl sister to his side. and on his death bed confessed that te had nn dered the mm and put it on Franklin to get revenge on the latter for whip- pi in a ght a few days before.

Mitt Bryant was th man murdered. bred Knight was the man who in the thr es delth. rayed like a maniac and finally confessed his crime. In the letter of confession dictated to his sis ter Augusta. ne begged tnat Franklin be released.

VA hile serving in a lumber camp In Adrian. Ga. during his imprisonment. I fell in some machinery hs left arm was cut ort. Franklin Is In Atlanta to ask the gen- era assembly to pass a bill which will recompense him In port at least.

for the twenty one years of Impr sonment he served for the crime or another man. He says that Hon. A Davis Blbo co representative. Is pushing the bill for him He got up out of a hospital In Macon to come here. and arrived the city with exactly 15 cents which he spent for supper two weeks ago.

His health has completely failed him again. and he says he Is getting worse every mm- ute. Franklin did not nave a word pf re nuke lor anybody on account of pill- hie condition ou said he wanted to go somewhere where he could be re ld from the terrible torture he was suffering. He has not had a physician yet. ONE FARE TO HOT SPRINGS ARK Plus 2 for round trip.

twice a week. for 80 dav A your ticket agent. Store open this evening till 2:00. Summer We deem it our duty to the trade to show the newest and best to our custom- el always. A brilliant array of new Sum.

nar Negligees waits your inspection today. If your taste runs to neat effects we have them galore and the man who prefers dark patterns will find them in quantities. This display of Season Negligees is without a peer. Made plain or with pleated bosoms attached or detached 100 to 350. cuffs.

General Porter Describes Findio of the Bod of Jones Remains in a Remarkable State Preservation and on the Body Was a Flits Linen Shirt with Baffles and Bearing Initial II New York. July 14. General HOTQCe Porter. retiring ambassador to France. who has ed here after an absence eight years broad.

discussing the finding or thl bod of John Paul Jones a the result or a search testing six ear said At last the three excavations trough to light fl leaden coffins Four ha plates tdentlfyIr tl bodies within an the fifth. of tar better ruction. had none. Ely the process' of elimination decided It must cnaIn the bod of th distinguished naval hero. When In th presence of anthropologist" and surgeons of note the coffin was opened words cannot express the surprise at the remarkable state of pre The- ho was found clothed ll a winding sheet of linen.

th arrangement or the coffin tallied exactly with the 1 istorlcal documents that tol or the careful preparation to ship th boo to tie United States as was their ll a It wit with tin foil over the hand and face and the Interior of the coffli is filled with hay and straw so that the bod ro ild roll In the long am neocseirily rough voyage at that time In a sailing voyage. Together with th dor iments we had the Houdon bust with wh rh to compare the ad and si carefully was this done the examining savants that a mole on the let ear wa co by one and Immediately upon ex examining the ist the same physical mark was found. In all the measurements there wa not the variance of two millimeters. that Is sc eight thousandths of an inch. If all of this Is remarkable the autopsy IH" th.

eminent Dr. Capital. of Paris. I more Think or the autopsy toeinf performed on the body of a man who el 113 years ago. I know that John Pa Jl Jones had an attack or bronchia pneumonia in Russia a year before h' lied In Fran The autopsy ho the presence or disease in the left lung which the French physicians long before had recorded as out of service The a i topsy further showed.

as history stated. that John Paul Jones died of chronic nephritis and plainly showed the drops al condition of the patient before hi death. The hero was somewhat of dandy you know. and on the body was fine linen shirt the bosom of which was laid with ruffles and plaits. His clothing bore the- Initial Mr Porter will be for sortie time the guest of his son.

Clarence in this cit WILL MAKE VETS HAVE BIG TIME All Committees for Macon Reunion Have en Named. Macon Ga. July 14 Special All th permanent committees representing camps of veterans sons of veterans th Macon chamber of commerce and th city council have been appointed by tt executive committee for the purpose making arrangements for the veterans' reunion here In October and these committees will begin at once with the duties devolving upon them. Macon will make an effort to c- re greater success at the coming reunloi than the veterans have ever witnessed. The committees named are as follows nuance Committee.

Lamar Williams chairman Mln Wtmberly W. Solomon. Wlnshtp Cabaniss. A Dasher. Leon Dare Lm me Barnes Marlon Dunwoody.

Her Holt. Douglas" Feagln Howell tar. rls. Martin Callaghan. Wlllingharn Jr.

Frank Happ. Rev. Bohler Walker Rice. Dane Hill. Lowry.

Jr. George Duncan. Cobb. Reception Committee. R.

C. Hazlehurst chairman Walter A Harris. P. Wheeler. IV L.

Stn eve McKenna J. A. Thomas. Jr. Atber Jones n.

Lamar. Jr. Randolph Jaque Alex Wachtel Rev. R. E.

Douglass W. A Taylor. Transportation Committee. W. A.

McKenna chairman R. A Nisbet T. Young O. Ch stney A. I.

Dasher. George A. Smth Decorations Committee. Dr. Eugene B.

Elder. chairman Frank H. Powers J. Cobb. John R.

Oanf M. Kara Vie Mertard Sam Hunter T. Lowry Jr. A. FlOurnoy.

Printing and Advertising Committee bll P. H. Gambrell. chairman R. L.

Kenny. E. Burke T. And son R. P.

McEvoy George Watson. Invitation Committee. Lamar llIlam chairman Sam It mayer. MInter Wlmberlv A. L.

Dasher. Rev. J. M. Glenn.

A. WolllWn Parade Committee. General C. Wiley. and such hen as he may select Information Committee.

W. A McKenna chairman Fritz lone. P. Gambrel. L.

J. Dinkier tke Dun. woody Gus Daly. James Freeman John Blount. John I Brwson E.

A. Wx- elbaum. E. Artope. Rev.

A. Northrop George A. Smith. Entertainment Committee. W.

E. DunwoodY. chairman Herbert Smart. Max Harrlf II. T.

Powell Melton Billings ea ft A Chaman A. Juhan. R. E. Sheridan.

Comlssary and Quartermaster Committee. W. C. Turpln chairman P. W.

Tone- Chester Jones. Ed Loh. Doc Mulllns T' geant Smith. of Hussars Torn Davis Rifles B. Drew.

Jr. George Gmtt F. T. Abel George Collier. Executive Committee.

Bridges Smith chairman C. D. Findlay T. D. Tinsley.

T. O. Chestney. A. riort A.

Surprise Party. A pleasant surprise party' may be given to your stomach and liver by ak log a medicine which wm relieve iel pain and discomfort Dr. KInri New Life PUs. They are a most wonderful remedy. affording sure relief an i cure.

for headache dlxxjpess and constipation. 25c. at any drug stora. a Pair Women's Stylish Summer Vhoes 4 Valued Regularly 200. and 275.

Three hundred pairs of them Oxfords Viol Kid pr Patent Leather all the nal run of styles. Nothing wrong except the sizes A very busy season has left lues and widths pretty badly broken among eevsrl popular lines and it is time' the last of these were up and moving. Values 12 00 2 50 and 2 75 are all included now in one col lection at 1. 65. You can be fitted in some one of the many different styles.

All sizes are represented in the full variety and there ore none but desirable Shoes among them. An correct and approved shapes of heel and' toe as well as firm though flexi. ble soles of preferred weight. They are splendid Summer Shoes stylish serviceable and above all comfortable. The buying chance is very unusual.

Stokes CO. Store of Many' Departments. THEftTER TRUST WILL BE mm New Combine to Place fifteen' Companies on Road Such Actors as Sarah Bernhaxdt David Warfield Blanche Bates arid Mrs. Leslie Carter Will Cut Fortunes with Ne Combine. New York July 14 Announcement or a.

new combination of actors In Amer- against what. is known as the theat- cal trust was made today by Lee Shu. hfrt of S. S. Shubrt Lee Shubert.

The leading companies In the new corn- I nation are those headed by David. Belasco and Mrs. Minnie Maddern Fiske. I ee Shubert will manage the line or ti eaters which will be placed at the disposal of Mr. Belasco Mrs.

Flske ann others. The new combine will back fifteen rrmpanls on the road and such actors a rah Bernhnrdt Ada Rehan Jeffrson de AnglUs Henr Miller. Lll- I an Russell id Warfield Blanche Bates. Bertha Galland Robert Milliard Mrs. FIske.

Bertha KaUsch and Mrs. I leslie Carter. These actors. under the rfw management expect within another wee to have a sufficient number of tl eaters on their own circuit in Amen. and England to play In the year round Mr.

Shubert announced today tl at his company now has fourteen tlay houses under Its control Including theaters in Sew York. Philadelphia Chicago. St. Louis and London. England.

prrt that he would within a week be able to open a half dozen more thea- tens to his attractions. among them a house In Boston. Besides these places. the new combination Is counting on the support of Independent houses all over the countr- Causes of Break. The administration by the theatrical syndicate managers of a contract whlcn Lee Shubert say he made with them agreeing to pay them 25 per cent of the profits on all of the syndicates at tractions booked at.

Ills theaters. was the cause of his break from i trust ranks. His friendliness toward David sco during the last two months. he raic was a further caube of trou. 1:1.

Two years ago ttld Mr. Shubert In explaining the origin of tm spute wo tiened a contract with the theatrical syndicate which is headed by Meur Klaw Erlanger agreeing' that the syn dlcate could book their attractions our houses for 25 per cent of the pronu for a. period of years. After we lad elgned this contract a letter was sent to us by tile syndicate asking us to amend the contract by agreeing not add any more theaters to our own elt- cult Mr. Shubert says tha at this point he had only eight theaters In his own dr- cult and did not feel strong enough to make a fight agalnflt the syndicate.

When I asked Mr. Shubert continued why this new amendment was required I was told that our company had violated its contract with the syndicate by refusing to accept some of their attractions which they had booked at our house. They raid that this was a violation of our contract with them. though that document contained the provisions at the syndicate attractions were at all times subject to our orders. After this eon- creation the matter was allowed to rest for a time.

Warned by Trust. Meanwhile the Lyric Theater Company was extending i own clrcul4 and acquiring new attraction' When our company was building the Garrick theater In St. Lout the syndi cate told us that we would not be al lowed to book our own attractions in our own houses It we pi rsued our policy and yet. at their convenience they al ways Sliest their theaters with our attractions On my return from Europe lat Jun. 1 was tent for by Mr.

Erlanger and nad a chat wl him about patching up our difficulties He told me that If I did not book Betacco in any of our theaters I could have anything I wanted. And because I booked Belasco In one of on. houses. the Garrick. in St.

Louis he said that the tours of the Royal Chef' and of fintana already booked. were oft. Let me say that In the present move we are not attempting to tight the yyn dkate but merely In self protection try. tag to find a place tot' our own aUrae. lions.

i MANY TO. SPEAK AT INSTITUTE Farmers. of Newton and Rockdale Gather at Smyrna Soon. Covlnglon. Ga.

July 14 Special The farmers of Newton and Rockdale counties will hold their annual Institute at Snlflna camp ground. in Rockdale county. July 20 and 21 President Coffee. of fltarrrrtlle will call the Institute to order Thurs. day morning After an address or wel- come.

which will be responded to by Hon. Harvle Jordan. the routine work. of the Institute will be taken up An excellent prograthme has been arranged. which includes addresses by the follow- log well known Georgians ROTS.

He5 vie Jordan. Professor Stewart. Ron- T. E. Massengale and Mrs W.

H. Tel- ton. It Is expected also that Mrs 3 H. L. Gerdlne of Macon will be present and deli her address on Woman la Rural Life.

EQUAL DIVISION IN BIG ESTATE The Will of Green T. Todd Was Filed With Ordinary Yesterday. An application to admit to probate the will of Green Dodd one of the' most prominent pioneer citizens of Atlanta was flied in the ordinal a ottice yuter- oa altern000 by James Warren at- torney Lot the estate. the will disposes of an estate wiilcn Is estimated to be worth 400000 fl- stating ot real estate. cub and other property.

Mr. Dodd at the time or his death old nut owe B. single debt and his property Is absolutely unencumbered. The sole heirs named In the document are his wife Mrs. Hennle Dodd.

and his children Dodd. Gus T. Dodd Mrs. W. Warren.

and Phil and Mary Dodd. among whom the estate is al- most equally divided. The wilt makes provision for the expenditure or S7 000 for charitable purposes SS 000 to the Tscllie Dodd Memorial church for the purpose of erecting a new brick structure SI 000 to the Methodist orphans' home at Decatur. and SI 000 to the fund for aged and maimed Methodist ministers. The document wnt not be probated solemn form until some time next month on account of the absence from the et of Ordinary Wilkinson Charles E.

Curt Gue T. Dodd and William Warren are named as the executors and are not required to give bond or to make returns to any one BOYS WANTED TO SEE WRECK So They Placed Angle Irons on the Railroad Track. Lime. Ohio. July Albert Herter 14 and Charles Fee II eon of promi nent farmers 2 miles east of Um re arrested today try Pennsylvania railroad detectives charged with an at tempt to wreck westbound passenger train No.

38 Angle Irons were placed. on the track and when Re obstruction was hit a. brake rod on the engine and two under the coaches were broken but the train kept on the rails. We wanted to see a wreck. the only explanation given.

Niagara Pails Excursion via Erie. R. R. July 27. 7 round trip from Cincinnati.

Tickets good twelve days. Stop-over privileges. For further tntbrmaUon write II. E. HununztoD.

O. A. P. D. Cincinnati.

Ohio. PUT UNDER BOND FOR LARCENY Thought Macon insurance Agent Will Easily Come. Clear. Constitution Bureau. 467 Second Street Macon Ge.

July 14 Bp dal John B. Mills a well-known insurance agent of this city. was today placed tinder bond on the charge of larceny after trust delegated after a warrant bad been sworn put against him by W. L. Reynold general agent of the Oermania Alliance Insurance Company of New York.

Deputy Sheriff Ross notified him till morning that a warran was out for him and tails cause to the sheriffs office and made bond for 500 He will. have' a hearing before Justice ud1ne on Monday morning. The warrant was worn out in Justice Gerdlnes court. charging Milts with having shown up abort tnhla accounts for cash amounting to between 200 and SI 500 Mills. stated this morning that he was in dept to the.

com pany but not illegally so said would have arranged the I by 10 o'clock today had The agent waited. Mills is welt known. and owns property here. His friends think he will bare little" trouble In rnakng his side of cue clear. A Good Story' for Business Men We want to get.

in touch with manufacturers and merchants whose business can be improved. We have a good story several of them in fact. and all true of business men making good money. by the judicious use of newspaper and magazine publicity. There's no better medium in which to start and try out" an advertising campaign than the newspaper or the magazine none better to use con.

stantly and liberally after the advert 0 ing grows beyond the experimental stage. The Massengale Advertising Agency of Atlanta Ga. with its corps of- experienced and successful advertising men are the people to help you plan. prepare and place your publicity. See them at once for counsel and advice.

4 CH ER ILfil' licensed. 4 11 raa4 l1 i li 3. a s. ent rlnli Immed1a. ble dlyinle.

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dpn birjr ro stern. rrank i Vjh. Qf York rMah o. th December William F' opk. of Phla1el.

LittJefild kland Fr to xpre DIemtoer StrlT1hAn. cn the rK k. Abany. to rXliri Dhemt 31. I rr IL Ir pre irlln Lonba unirrity Chare.

ennd wtthin twety-fOut imura DI trlct un.ure-.s ful Ift rt the or I' tat a uperinten- nts 0 hi th" etr. publir ht. tr. plr As. slHant Distriji the 1d nt dl trkt for copy lr fr Hunter ed for aE lst-4nt dl tr-t attorny handed.

not document. place at nflren e. DI trlct Jenme th the th over attorn ys office Jn. 14 Andr ln' im- 0 tna 0' lat dvys limit th' rpfrt gl trjng in- rHased vaPuations estate. a Emlnt ha re ult th now.

a ted sst ar od nwnlt tl I EDITOR DEIES NW YORK SOLONS Profes ionl NI Pe I CorpoulJns Alba. I editor of The ew York bO dle corrupZon ure ta 1. r. Ir quetloned whu author arlcle. he le he i inqujre after receiving I ab.

na I tailed explanation a met ropvllan i in jght source oJ r. i II vr Wt It I t. oel' Ila rithing Ia' so woulJ 101. l' he his Inft JIl. r.

perl ted LI I. f1l1 a semhi UV vllte of directed tn" tn :111 saying I rerusoJ commit honor. 1 Ini furmition. he. that Yer strong pressure brought exoicrate Jud tkularh' certain further.

h5 Id corporation was Had- Asked i I Ilgisl de Ired wltns with hl over tll srEd hI' questioner. I all th on knws w. I nrp per recognize wa i i fl' V. Advertisin1 i a Fourth Juy souvenir tltl In whlh I facts Fr nk.1 nd I Advrtl lnt I Id i th prlrd I I Th bCk fJn. I th Inten' tng our I hl lory hf I gr ad lng Idea.

hOI W. th I hl tory it no' dl It I paplr lng I hl to I I I furnl Far ear OU comfort. The I guhm th I cEI bratlon fir I gtnn ddd en in itatl Vice I i I I th r. iJent cn sen' twenty-one IH which 11Y llce da es terday Thursda mala. terdar with an tie I as ho ltal Chief Jennings slbl to hllpl city's vain.

ecaus rt' hl as late years. ha Ol of the nearly rs a. imprisonment. I Je ter cLlnrEs pe ntur- ping hm fight few itt Brya nt the throes of rn begg While i i I I i' a WA I He. got cit lled as vr Fra nklln 11A' re- his able ho' re- et rc und In da Jr ers a ur I ns I of.

I I. and 7 peochtr" Daniel ros. Co. rts alton ft 1A lE" tj i i1 i. REMAINS BU IN HE LINEN finding I odJ of neral ambu adr ho of I 18 dlllCU slng I as I years.

I At 11 five had and ne. we lli cldPd ntaln the dl the anthr pologlst th l11n Ixpre I rfmarka hlf' preservation I hod wa In I. the I told the I Idsa. ra 1 ffln W3 bQ 1) could not and nf'-C'pf' Ilrjh' the lot I' whlch head by a was I dl bust I In was tW lis. seventy I th Is or.

I bod i 13 Pltr Paul ha Ru sla ear he In' I prl' lnce th I I u- toP ed.as hl tory l- Of be Core his naval ro d. ou a as I city. Ben I 1 a rtt I vet ran" the ocnou ee I I of ma king Imlttees II score a uc attht' reunion I wltn3 d. commltt Mlner nt IOr CHar. C.

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S. W. J. J. WaIt W.

Jr" Al' rt J. Wachtel. A. A. NI E.

Chtstney e. J. O'Hara. S. J.

Ad lng h'- V. Andrsvn orge Da her. M. ele t. A.

H. wO Y. I. T. J.

ortb- Her ert Gui W. W. Blilingalca. w. W.

II C. ntt. Hott. lttrprl 1 It. ihelr aol dlS1 es.

an 1 1 For 260 2. 15 them-Oxfords aUthe uenal 8iz son left' lI lt tb ZOO 1250 275 collectlon atfl65. diftereDtstyl arer ented though sol splendid8nmmer tltyish ZJaisonla on I ITHAURTRUST Com anies Le Ue I I he tru wa h. rt. I he I addem I' rt I theaters I F1 ke I' Sarah ff on Henry Ian Dl I rr manag mlnt veit num tIeaters I Shu rt I ttat company I Bo ton.

I i I Th 8 ndicate el" 8 I at- bO kd Le I frl ndllnes9 i I I hu rt we rI ned th I I I I Shu rt that on our-company Irndi at th syn cate is a I 31- wed hou eA ptrsued tbey.al- I ttrlwlth my' II' with lasco Bela co ou Garrl k. attemp ng In. ft. if prot eotlon I Special. 21.

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They colds brO SC 1 Tlil UOflTtIflUN GA. jLZERDAY 15 1905. NEDIRECTORS FOREOU1TABLE Me. ew Tn lv ore lIerrICk. ett IR ot Coum- ogrPec JEee'd lare.

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trjnhan collector New S. Herrkk. N. xpr' Mrror flutr. rident uffi.

emty office. ae. copy nts his Equitable riety. nizht. Jeromeo pernal stanZ te State preeent dlstrlct a hal office de- teotimony ised.

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I m5fl. Thursday. 2ie many resident. I yes- I I takenihere urn Tie twenty-one lmprsonment iV A. rOuntys ho pitai Ie.

corn I good days. Ask I I il Th 4and 4i eochtree aflie Dros. oostwon st 5 a ROBED oer General I the body ttw body if Sf body body a body so au by lhs so. I 3 France. au- tat Ali the tito 1 tho the W.

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