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THE AThA1TA GA. DECEMBER 15 1905 PUBUSHED DAILY SUNDAY WEEKLY ROWZLL Edtto BT KOBXXSOir BuIns Manager Entered at the potoffie. at Atlanta Sm class mall matter. POSTAGE SATES. United States.

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If not pleat drop. UM to The Constitution. ATLANTA GA. Txxsember 15 1905. After Christmas the water wagon.

Korea might tell her troubles to Rusia The early bird gets the worm. when It comes to Christmas shopping. it wttt. Isnow in a position to-sym- pathiM with Mayor Dunne. or CnJ- cago.

The more the insurance scandal is V' officially Investigated the more eoandai. ous It becomes. Another pleasant holiday season thought Last call to pay your stats county taxes. Lnin. the freaks to be seen In Wash- niton this winter Is a.

congressional delegate from the We of Pines. i And now the annual poultry mhaw of the Atlanta Poultry Association. and the best yet. Don't miss St. The president of the Home Li In- fsutance Oorrrpany testified that his own life Is not Insured.

Huh We Infer from his testimony that Thomas Ryan is one of those phllan- I thropio life Insurance missionaries. As soon as the presidents message was read the house senate hoppers were choked with administration bills. The Old Ironsides controversy his temporarily diverted th Boston 5 from Tresident Roosevelt's split SnAni- Uves. A democrat succeeds the late Sena- torMitchellIn th United States senate. This ought.

to clear the moral phere. Germany Slid Brazil are threatening- to become embroiled. Does the kaiser see that big stick yclept the Monroe doc trine Because 215 lives were lost on the Great Lakes during the put season we note a disposition to censure the weather bureau. The Baltimore Sun thinks the planters might retaliate by issuing a report on the condition of the department or ggj. culture.

General Horace Porter declares a navy is to nation what a lightning rod la to a house. Now. wasn't that it mean knock i Mrf Hughes as a life Insurance presl. dent might inspire confidence but the question' is where do the policy-holder dividends come inT The democratic minority in. congress will find Itself in an even greater minority royally.

Lf It goes to washing Its dirty linen on the floor. President Roosevelt is said have Bought two 3150 bull don arid added Bat Musterson to his body guer Now bring your cranks Count WitU thought he was having strenuous at Portsmouth but. jpeOTjjnan he did not Imow what lie had. still to go up against. TVe- fear Chauncey Depew will notget Mi hoflortd oompBmentary vote tot a presidential nomination at the next republican national convention.

The servant problem Is increasing Its eompUcatrd phases. A New York man required the help of to pcilcemen to carry out his. attempt tadiacharge his cook. Th dispensary iwas voted out. to 46.

vmimanshome town of. Trenton. S. C. South Carolina seems to have decided torgo out of Jthe.

whteky Iowering and Cotton Estimates. Until the governmental estimating boards give the southern cottot planters more ground for confidence than they possess at preesent. The Constitution will view the request of Congressman Levering of Musa- chusetts for a January estimate of the cotton crop with emphatic disfo- vor. Mr. Levering reported to the largest manufacturing cotton buyer in the country in fact.

he may be taken as the representative or the New England milling interests. The plan he now proposes has the air of using the already- more or less discredited federal estimate system' as a hammer to beat down the price of cotton. The Constitution wishes to do no Injustice to the mills of New Eng land their owners or the men and women who earn their tread by tending the looms and spindles. Neither shall injustice be done the several million farmers of the. south and THEIR wives and children.

through the ingenious dodges of henchmen for market speculators-If if a protest from us is of any avail in that direct tion a protest moreover which we think win be supported by the entire southern press. We submit that for a great many i years the. planters' or this section have been at the absolute mercy of mercenary cliques in the price-fixing market. They nave frequently been compelled to sell their cotton the cotton produced by the sweat of their brows and in triumph over many inimical conditions-at at a clean loss or for such little profit as kept their farms mortgaged and their waste acreage undeveloped for sheer lack. of funds' with which to do.

the work. Now that through the arduous and splendid efforts of the Southern Cot- ton Association the men who pro- duce the staple. have shaken off the domination of the men who aim to make sit easy living by juggling its price. we hear emphatic expressions from those called upon to pay a Just figure. Mr.

Lovering whose candor Is at least commendable openly declares that he believes the recent estimate to have. been too conservative hence lie hopes that a later report will show a bigger crop the pri being beaten down in the meantime to a figure that will mean a larger profit for" the operator of New England mills and a lower price to thejhen whose la- bor has kept those mills running these many years. It is sd transpa rent a. plan to aid the bear influence that the only difficulty southern congressmen should find will be in the most effective manner or its disposal. prom an.

honest straightforward accurate estimate of her cotton crop the south has nothing whatever to rear. But the agricultural -department or at. least its statistical di vision has somewhat Jarred the confidence of the southern farmers during the last two years. Moreover Mr. Layering's unconcealed Intimation that the proposed recount Is to be in.

the Interest' of the- bear side is not. calculated to Increase southern confidence in the accuracy of that recount. We do not suppose it would have been suggested at any rate were cotton' now selling at 5 cents. Under- such conditions it would have been superfluous. Is question able If the planters could secure a recount under those conditions.

But there appears to be a radical differ- moo In the goring of respective oxen. Levering's concern the operatives working in the New England mills is truly beautitul. The Constitution- also has' concern GENUINE concern for. the' operatives and the capital invested in both sections. But it also knows that if a deliberate scheme to prune down the price of cotton is executed at the most sensi tve portion of the season when much of it has yet to be marketed tad when the farmers' plans for the pending year are in process of adjustment the- most unfortunate results are to be expected.

The southern farmer does not want to hold up the mill owner he has. too' intimate on acquaintance with poverty to desire the undoing of working people' in his circumstances. He DOES want an. equitable compen. sation for his labor.

Let us be sure first the south will be dealt with justly by the governmental estimating boards then we- can discuss new estimates' and justice to the OTHER elements with. out misgiving. Cadet Ca se. The public generally will indorse the verdict in. the ease of Naval Cadet Meriwether.

which fixes a comparatively light punishment upon the unfortunate young man. That he should be punished for Infraction of the rules of the naval academy in taking part in a right all who sympathize with hint will. agree but there was no real' warrant for the extreme punishment of dismissal which has been advocated by some of those taking part in the discussion growing out of the unfortunate death of a- fellow" cadet. There was danger. In the light of the widespread interest in the case.

that the young man would be made a. scapegoat or a system for which ho was in no Wise responsible but the verdtct of the courtrnartial shows that the officers who comprised the court took the sane and sensible view of his offense. Dismissal from the academy- would have greatly injured the young-man without doing anybody particular good. Thetestimony Showed clearly that the death of ypungBranch us a unfortunate incident to a fight in bringing about' which he seems to have been the aggressor but that there were no grounds for the. charge of manslaughter.

Certainly the ends of. justice' will befully met' by the punishment meted put by the eourtmrtiaL The case ought. however serve to. bring about IL stricter surveillance by the authorities not only to. pro.

vent. fights between the. cadets. hut particularly to put an end to. the system of oppression by upper classmen which is responsible.

the much- talked-of code Statistics of Value. The annual. report of the director of the census speaks eloquently of the work being done by. his bureau in different There. is every reason believe the record made by the bureau will commend itself to the people of the United States strength ening them in their confidence in the wisdom of making the census bureau a permanent institution.

As' Direc- tor North points out if the bureau as now organized will so shape' things as. to insure the next decennial cen- sus being taken at considerably less cost relatively than the lat. this. will of itself prove the wisdom of permanency. In discussing the.

future work of the bureau. Director North. makes some important suggestions. He ad- vises among other. things.

a. report at year intervals upon the industries of the country pointing out that nothing so rapid so striking so revolutionary in its ef- fects upon private manufacturing and public utilities as the application of electricity to power and heating pur. poses- has been witnessed in us trial history. He. recommends also decennial reports upon life fire and marine insurance upon savings banks.

institutions for saving cooperative banks mortgage loan and investment companies and similar in. stltuilons- upon the fisheries of the country and a consolidation and study of the midway state censuses. But perhaps the most interesting of his suggestions Is for the. compilation of what are known as judicial statistics. These include the records of homicides felonies misdemeanors and other punishable offenses.

So far but one state in the union. Mu- sachusetts makes an official compilation of the data contained in police docket and court records. In all other civilized countries this field of statistical research is regarded as most important. and Mr. North' believes it would be of great value in this country.

He thinks the-present unofficial statistics untrustworthy and of- little value. tending to misconception in regard to the' prevalence and increase or crime. The facts should be known. Such an undertaking would. he thinks tend to produce uniformity of the codes of laws relating to crimes and misdemeanors in the several' states whidrnow differ greatly.

Authentic statistics oi crime which point out the' inconsistencies of state' ordi- nances would. he says assist in solving this' problem. and make pos slble proper comparisons betvTeen different states and municipalities. This North believes to' be a thing much desired. and it would seem to be.

It there are to be sta ttsttcs these judicial records- should be an important feature of them even should they not. have the effect of producing the uniformity of laws of which the director speaks. The probability is however that they would have a beneficial effect in that direction. ORGANIZE EAST POINT Directors Elected Building Commit tee Itemed and Building Will Be Erected Immediately. East Point will have a flourishing banking Institution In the course of the next two months.

A. meeting of well- known business men. and Capitalists teat yesterday and formally organized the batik. A board or directors was elected. a building committee appointed and voe stock subscribed to.

The capital stock was placed at S2V 000 but the subscriptions amounted. to smith more and' the capital will orob- ably' be Increased. The sentiment was unanimous in favor of organizing the' bank and It 1s believed that the lneUu- tlon will- be reat success. The need of bonk in that. section of Fulton- county has been felt tor some time' Un organization of the bank Is de culmination of an Idea that has.

long laid dormant. The building committee was instructed to select a sits- at once and to begin the work of constructing the building. It is believed that the' doors of the bank can be opened In the course of two months. ATLANTA CAMP WILL MEET. Some Interesting Matters to Corns Up at Gathering on- day Nlght At the regular monthly meeting of Atlanta camp.

No. rs. United Confederate Veterans which will be held next Monday night In the office of Comptroller General Wright. at the capitol. some Interesting matters will come up for the consideration of the camp and- a.

full attendance of. Ifhe members is desired. Among other things the committee on resolutions rfIattii to the proposed roon- urneirt to Captain Henry Wire. who was tile commiulee at Andrsonvil1e. will ke a report.

The thc-emeh to build this. mounment. his eo Inaugurated' or the Daughters of the Confederacy who are asking subscriptions for the pur- The commute on relief fund Will also. report at this meeting and there will be several other matters' of Interest and Importance Orignal Story Confirmed. Rio Janeiro.

December- 14. The' Journal de commeiclo today says tine Ofticial inquiry Into the Incident involving the German cruiser Panther confirms the original story. Among' the witnesses Is a. German naturalized a Brazilian who said that he Tecognlzed- the commander of tie Pu1the among the party which seized the alleged German deserter- gtain- boS shore at It In. the Christmas Weather.

I. In- the Christmas weather skies an. hit in 11 But were In Hallelulla. Land. an' hoi- bun' Hoorzyr An still the dim December can.

wear" rose op My Hands around' fojr Christmas time. It Georgia In the Christmas weather hearts beat In' IrueS" Joy Is still in or the sweetest thin KB. to VThUe the music's jrola' never care to skies blue sands around for Christmas times In Oeogta1 The critics. keep telling us this is not a. literary age but just take a glimpse of the literature.

Use publishers jive us In the holiday season Millions In it for somebody. And new. authors' are' corn leg to th front every day In the week The Chilly Brother. lie heard de cor win' blown Higher it en higher An' then. he'd shout The fires out Good people.

fix the nrer II. tile winter long that washis blizzards comln' ntghint Before freeze. Good people please Pile snore wood on the al" Ill Until one day he went away Where folk perspire. An' round bout They hear him shout Good folks. put out the flr Log Cabin PbilosophyT De best in 41.

won' aint n6h toe rood tel" MS en wen we cant glt ter it dor aint no use' in tudyin bout de worst. Ef dir won. a railroad ter do Ilereaftei felts wouldn't want ter take it fr feat leg might- glt off at de wrung. station. De Is God mane de country en man made.

de town. en dat last proper. sltion counts fer house rent beln' so sigh. A Song of Life. Good deal of joy As you're- tola' along But life Isno circus- An' Ute is no sour An' may be up there They'll forgive what went wrong.

Since life's not a circus. An' never a song The bright sky- 1s always Just over yondef ays an exchange. Well. may be if we had It right over wed lose too much time admiring' ill DontOet Weary. SeU re don't.

ryr- youil Iii doubt A The storm wont last forever There's aTambow Mighty soon 'you'll' se It- Ripple round the sky. An' then youU tell the tempest A long an' last goodbye in Believers don't glt we4rjrt The tide Is rushing strong But the storm will find the. music- of- an evr1aatln song There's" always OP enough. In this old country to make tile oldest children of dream that there's gold at the end of every- glittering rainbow. The Race of Life.

You're pretty' sure win the race faithful you begln it Though this ld worlds no friend to grace Lets thank the Lord were In It Word trom Br' Williams We hope' Charity Won't'S keep cold eruuff dim winter tar set. rosin' de fire. pl ce en pity de poor. Perhaps its well dat Clirlamus only comes once a. year.

is we pouldnt Afford ter have It come any mot frequent. Wedont want deearth de holdays. Do tact is we want no mot dan we kin tote away convenient. The Dreams of Old. In the chimney corner redflames glow.

Drelmtn ver dreamln Dreams or long ego. It out tlmaj that were as pleasant As a crystal rivers flow fl Lifs gardens glimmered With- the taUIn' o' the snow. in Thousi. tender ties-Have bound him- The joys that he. shall know Corns from thelight around him light of long ago To the Growlers.

No useto grumble- For life's still sweet With a. drink. a dust to eat. The- old worlds rollin' Iii' love an' light Ke i up the niuslc Ttil you say. GOddnlght ovr out of the many Christmas trees well bare this year.

we. ought to. able turn over a new" leaf now and thou. The Only Troubles We stake nc when the blizzards. blow- We take whateet the- weather twills We like the Christmas but oh shiver at the Christmas bills Is always knocking atthe doot fot.

he' never will come in to llanc when Joy plars the fiddle T. 4- So Husband We and Six Cliil diiin Were Deserted Mrs. Sophia vItch and Henry itl bfum Arrested in TJorf Jewess Played Detective and' part liar BrotSer Caught. Causes Sensatioi. The beautiful Mrs.

Sophia Uranovltch whose beauty say those whom she has wronged is due much to rouge and powder. has been arrested. at' Norfolk Va. with Henry Teltlebsum one of the two men with whom she Is said to re eloped from Atlanta. Thissensation the Guettc of Atlanta is most remarkable because it is alleged airs.

GrnCTitch Tan away- watt two married men at the same time. Henry Teltlebaum was one of tnem. anti the other is said to be a named Mey er. who. has.

a wite In New Tort who does not know where he Is or was. Chief Jennings received a. telegram yes terday mornlpa from Norfolk stating that Teltlebaum had Mrs. Granovitch had been arrested and were being held in jail to his orders. Along with this unique eopment.

which has thrown a large portion of the Russian. Jew element Into a. frenzy of excitement Is fact that a young Jewish woman. Mrs. Annie Malrmont has shown herself.

possessed of' detective powers that would almost make- her a female' Sherlock golmes She Is only 20 years of. age. very handsome and with a. mind. as penetrative as that a savant.

It was through her work that Mrs. itch and Henry Teltlebaum were- caught. TteUebaumts is tier brother but she. did not- let that deter Her in assisting in bringing him to justice for sh says he has acted most- cruelly in deserting his wife ant three helpless Stile children and should be mad. to suffer.

Six Little Children Deserted Henry Teltlebaum who had a butcher shop on Decatur street deserted a young wire and three small Children. the youngest of which Is only two montns old. Mrs. novltch whose truffband A. Iranovitch lives at 290 East Fair street left a nice home and three small children the eldest of Whom 8 years Of age.

The man. Meyer has a wile and children in New York city. Two weeks ago the trio suddenly disappeared froth Atlanta. It was suspected that TelUebaum had run away with' hire. Grahovltch because tie had long shown signs- or Infatuation for the woman- beauty painted Jseauty1 they now say tire.

ltirni0nt. with her bright ap epalkllng intellect took' tie case In. charge. lt- husbaxd. Who Is a traveling- peddlT7Wi raway.

from home. BW said she that tri. Orsnovltczi had lf the dtj three day3 aiead. pt TelU iaim and th1ght try to communicate with him in Atlanu She waited and tchedv ind sure enough a telegram care- from Richmond for Teltlebaum female Sherlock Holmes did not hesitate to open. It waa.

from Ctrs. QranOtltth and In It She lid bum to et her In Norfolk. It was-believed the couple with Meyer who Siam Siotbeea caught so far intended to. sail for Europe. Mrs.

Malrmont lost time In communicating with Chief Jennings. and to him she unfolded the whole story. The chief wired Norfolk and the result was the arrest of TietleDaum sail Xra. itch. The Arrests Caused Joy.

A reporter of The Constitution visited yesterday the homes of All the persons concerned In the story. He found Sirs. at 240 Decatur Street- a little room. in a dark- and winding pas sage wlUi her three lItUchu1dren. aha la a sadand worn Utile woman with i She was lad very glad that per unfaithful husband had been arrested.

1115. blairniont wa there ndshe was simply overwhelmed with joy when told that her brother wa to tie brought back to Atlanta. Mr. OrinnOsitch not at home and wordwas left for Mm to callAt the pa- lice Barracks to' see the. chief of police.

who will hays the runaway" couple brought backto Atlanta 1 When the news or the arrest two of the runaway trio had spread there was a lively commotion among the Russian all were pleasedat the arrests thathad been made. They" all want to see Tletlebaum and- Meyer and the beautiful. Trot heartless wife and mother brought back where they can mad to face those whom' they are charged with having deeply wronged. ROADS CTARTERJS RN-EWE Atlanta anti Birmingham Railroad Was Ttrst Chartered Legislature lit- 1886. For about the elghta time a renewal of the charter of thi Atlanta and' Ala- bama Railroad company wilt be granted today by Secretary of' State Phil.

Cook. This railroad wig first chartered by the general assembly' December 27 1885 and since' that time the act has been passed providing for tine issuanceof railroad charters by the secretary of state. Though first chartered about twenty- years- ago. not a mile of the road has been built. Under the State laws.

unless fifteen miles of a railroad are constructed and in opera- Ben within two years from the granting-of the. th oherir becomes void. This company has thus been kept alive" the thewal of its- chatter e. cry time It expired. The-petition for renewal was flied by.

Secretary nd Treasurer L. E. OKeefe following a meeting ef the stockholders' authorizing thtj step. The meeting was held yesterday at the offices of the secretary and treasurer. Xo213 Ponce de Leon avenue The other Incorporators of the company are W.

A. Handler. A. thorn. estate of it' If.

Tlsdale" A. C. Smith r. E. Mann.

David Manley and W. H. Jackson. I Would Sr the ConstItution. Washington.

December i4i- 14 Uve Sulzer of New- York. Introduced a resolution to save Old Ironsides which requests the president to' prevent the destructitw of the frigate nd to reconi mend na9urwtor preserving what re mains pf th lmtnrii pt MOTHER SEEKS SONS PARDON. Mrs. Taylor Pleads With Pardon Board for Release of Son From Life Term. The commission heardan earn' est appeal yesterday for the-pardon of TVIU Taylor a young white man.

of Cherokee county who La serving a Me. sentence in the penitentiary on the Charge of having murdered two women Mrs. Anne Iloicombe and her daughter in- tile fall of i 03. There were three men arrested char with this crime Taylor Bill Archer and Luther Dowda Dow turned states evidence. stating he went to the hou of th women with the.

two others and when the quarrel began ran but heard a number of pistol shots. Upon this testimony with corroborative statements from others Taylor and Ar- ches- were ent to the penitentiary Ilf iMrs. jt. 31 Taylor mother of Will Taylor. and several or her friends ap peared haters the commission and with tears In her tyes Mrs.

Taylor appealed for th pardon of her boy. She declared that the alibi which was set up atET3 defense was true and that the' crime was. In reality ttnmJttfcd fcy Dwa4" fiW another man whether it was Archer sot site could not say. The crime was a. horrible one.

coO from' the evidence which was submitted there is no doubt about the tact that two znen were concerned In it. Taylor and Archer were ably defended by. Senator A. S. Clay Reuben Arnold of.

Atlanta and other prominent lawyers and both made out alibis which the Jury evident. ly did not fceU ve. The prison commis sion has not as yet taken any action In the case. NAMED TERRELL FOR US SENATOR Mrs. Groves Grateful for Husbands Pardon Com" pliments Governor.

When Governor Terrell placed In the tends of hire. MT. C. Groves of Macon yesterday a pardon for her husband who tias been serving a. sentence for gam- tig.

silo promptly nominated Win for Uni- led States senator. With tears of gratitude in her yes as she received the paper from th governor's hands. Mrs. Groves said Thank you-'governor. May you U' to enjoy many happy' yearg and to be the next United States senator from Geor- Groves was convicted la Macon 01 gambling and sentenced topay afine of 250 and- cots on sisrve six months on the chalngang.

lie could not raise the toney and. he had no friends who could help him Inthat direction. He went to the ehalngang. where he served tour months of-his eenteBcaandon the ground that he 8 la physical health the prison commission recommended apardon which the governor promptly' granted It U. stated that Groves 1 not7 a.

professions gamblers but just- had the misfortune to ought in a little quiet game. Atlantans in Washington. Wasiangton December 14. pe lsU Speaker and Oira. Siaton and' Miss Ka- ton lion Joseph Birch and Secretary of the Senate Northern Are.

among the Atlanta who th day In Wash- ingtou. seeing the lght Officials Sworn In. DubHo Ireland December 14. After ah Interval of twenty years the earl of Alter. Seen was today- swornIn as lord n- tenant of Ireland for the-second time.

James Brim was also sworn in as chief secretary for Ireland. BEATTY' COMES TO THIS CITY Succeeds Schofield as Local ManaEer Pastal telegraph Company The successor of former Manager I. E. Scofleld of the Atlanta office of the Postal TelegrafSi Cable Company- has been appointed. He la Alfred H.

BeaUT manager of the- Knoxville office. Scofleld resigned from the manage meat the Atlanta- office early during the month to incept the elate of general manager of the Bowden Uthia Wa- ter company. He is very popular In At laxita and. was one of the most efficient of the managers of. the Postal com I any.

ilr. Beatty has been manner or both the Ctnvinnati and Bloonilngtdn His of- fices of the Postal company. lie has served the postat company in nearly every capacity having teen connected wits It- fox IS years. For' time put' he has been man sger of the SnoiviIle office of the com pany and ha made or It. one of the best In the.

southern territory. Superintendent G. E. tie of- the southern district announces that the Atlanta office is very fortunate In securing Mr. Beatty as manager.

as lie Intone of the most efficient of the local managers In the employof the Postal company. WBZCK ON THE SANTA' IL Fireman Craigio Is Killed and Three Are Injured. Houetoas. x. tM mber 1 4.

fireman Fi Ou1gxio was killed ana. three' train. men Injured In a wreck of freight train on. ure' Santa I ratlrCarn near Temple. TeL.

today Fourteen1 cars were- demolished- iciained.by the President. hingtQn December. J4- The sn dent today" eent the following nomXn5- lions to the Senate Walter. GBoblnsoon register land. of- flee.

Gainesville Fla. i- Henry S. Ctatob receiver at publk moneys. Gainesville PIe- Chief. Justice or the.

supreme court of New Mexico. William Mills or New United States Abraham Ii. TJnman Tennessee oiddl district of Teunens i slmaser Blodptt Is Heady Post Office Department Hu lied Employment of six Additional Clerks New Thom In order to cope with. the nnnxwil Christmas rusts Postmaster Blodgett en that a big room has teen rented ret. handling the tr It registry busloecs cd that ne Siam beea authorized by the postoffice department.

to employ forty- stx additional men during the Christmas holidays. The room which- ha beer secured tot- handling- the big registry tnrein-js win be amply Se to attend to the' rush of Christmas packages The room ii in thebulldiac next to th pcstoiflce facing' Forsyth street. It bat both fitted' Alp- so as to give the people of Atlanta the promptest kind of attention and to relieve the. congested condition of tile stofdce. Tie' rooms In the' postofflce at present devoted to the registry department are entirety too small- to handle easily even tie regular daily mall that comes to Atlantis.

Each. snail that conies In In creases the confusion piling tip sacks upon sacks before the clerks axe aid to complete theft' writ end attend to- alt the packages. Tim big toem rented for the next forty. lye days win handle practically all the registered mail coming to Atlanta and ping away from Atlanta. san coming to Atlanta either foe.

distribution here or for distribution for ninny. different Kles for- whiCh Atlanta Is the distributing point will be taken to this room. There it. wilt be bandied tine t1eAt nail being sent to the pxxstotaps proper and either delivered by' carriers by sand to the owners. The for other points will be distributed the new.

room a. record taken or eschp4ece. and then sent out again on Us final. Journey to whatever points In-Georgia Florida or Alabama. It III Intended for.

All package mailed In Atlantar for outside points wiB also rent to th room to lie handled there hr the big force of cterks employed. TO Ea HanEIed Paster. The room is 60 feet. It Is only a temporary affair of course. but it ha been nicely fitted up7 said so I that the matt can be handled faster this year than ever before.

en. It- is understood that something more than 60000 packages will handled Ion. AtXaats during tat month the necessity for quick workJs at once recognized. In this room something. Kk twenty- sev i.

clerks. will tfis employed some 1 three orTfotir. doing be. distributing and the- other the rortsse Postmaster Blodgett. fea beta atMr zed.

to. employ- for the Christmas toosl- nens thirty additional clerks and sixteen additional mall carriers making a total sik new employees. states that It will be tetter for th se who Intend sanding packages to Mend to start them on their journey tw or three. flays Zn idvsnoe as the eon condition of the alls Ml ver the United States win very probably result la. delay In deUvery.

No unnounceanect has as' yet been made' in regard to the detiery on Christ- das day and- tth hours. during which the pootofflc will be open- to those esklug remembrances from friends TOlNTERVIEW THE PRESIDENT Committees From Southern Cities Including Atlanta in Washington. It- the intedest of a ssuthfrst reform atory to be under the direction and control of the tUnlted tate gorerttment a- cornTnittee from the Associated CharS ties of. Atlanta let the city yesterday at noon and will meet this morning 1 lprclock la the Rlggs se Washing- toiv with committees from ether rn cftles for the purpose of and proceeding to the oboe of Roosevelt The committee from Atlanta cqasfsts of Dr. T.

D. Lon lno president of the Associated Charities' t. aWll mer rector- of St. Luke church. Mid others.

Thsy ill be Joined In Washington by- committees from other cities of Georgia. Among the Atlanta who will visit the presidentaa as it member of the-com- mlttee Is Alderman Joseph Hlrsebv who was in. Baltimore yesterday tipo business' connected wlth the He4 re er- phaos' home and whtfis very much In- torested la tlie southern' refornMttory movement. Presldent Roosevelt lia ejtpt self very favorably regarding the south- ern reformatory and it Is red that there will little dlfflcnlty in establishing It Prominent men In ecclesiastical circles among them Cardinal Gibbons mhop Potter Archbishop Fancy and others. are working fox' the southern rerorma- ON rOBQERY Alleged That Qrilfin andcaldwell rorged Chinese erUtcatie.

Dallas Tex. December 14. A and Will ealdwell or Big bprings Texas have been arrested here fay th federal authorities charged with toiler and counterfeiting Chinese exclusion" cer ideates tot the purpose of seeing them to Chinese Immigrants. Both were plo- ed under bond by the United com- misslcuier. Government-agents bvebeM active In Texas recently looking for Chineae who have com across the.

hot' rs of Mexico In violation of the iclu lonaeV Ii TI Eqo JITr rioN IDA 15f I fiPht I 1t titutigtt. I ru8USHED DAltYSUNDAY TR WEEKlY I 2tt. cLARK uttu i U. Manacer' 1 1 I I I y' lOOn lassmaJ1 0 12 qe 0 3 palr 30 10 gg t' onllear 100 onit your eoo 41ieTY. 20 anJ mi ki7bT thnemonth aU temtory outside of ASlIINGTONBUREA Conan.

tutlon lOOIL. ted 121- t2 The char e. trav Jng repre entatln. I Cons Deo 1f5. 19O the I tnl ht.

1a. lcomu r. l. now inR tot with cago he I I nd county oon lonal tzom Pln i ultr7 bbCst. i UfIn nce 15 ti i m8l8 and' atb choked the em tor' Mitchell In the themo i th doC- I Because215 110te.

wea er bu au. IIl tre e' on the. I rodtsto that' 1IrHuhes 1ns UUI coml ce. Is. wbere40 In mln rlty it1t oe to I 10' ight ttwo 80 yQur I ount WItt be mouth.

d1d. WfeerChaU Cey Umbonored vote' 1. 1 np blican conve on. ee1V Ce rTfom to. ThediSpetlMr a to.

nlImans horns wn to se eaiollna8eema Cr thw Lovering" rid u1n I' th cottolj Plante. rs I preesentThe constituti. I I irop ith. sta. II Is' manufa turing I In I' presentat1ie a' th 1 land.

I south I wlv a a moreover we thl' that at' merce ry cUqu mark have the tottonprod ced 0U elr rows' cond tion clean which 1 duee ns upqn whose and commend th rec nt be cons rvative li bigg lng largerpront the ri1enwhose transpa. southern ressmen er tralghtf rward wh tever But' depart at lstlcaldk as somewtaatJarred con'- years be In rease accur cy It an now' 5 1 plan er. a concern concern op ratives Invested sche nsl- when be. sul acqu intance Poverty slre tindolngof I I want com pen. th the alt stly can The 1ght' I Uon the ho dismis al ota.

here system verdfct. Whoconiprls thesaue- msIntssalfrom th young man withoUt The cl arlJ' th hthedeathOf ung BranCh waS unrort1m 1c eJ a. t- i br1 twM a sor J1ogro 1ds be. fully thepu shm nt orl es b6t een oppres lon for I. tal1 edot lng be eve itseltto UnIted States.

nndence1n a. orth Ii ne iialcen- pe ency work bureau. in ervals l1idustriesor he tl at nothi in. to. I I I 11fefire insumce II S.

loan andstmllar I consoUd t1on I I i I I I I I I ts. mak. es officl I' aildcourt. all statis tics untru l1 tle n. crlme.

The kno an uniformity fth es the' which now Auth ntie of po Out onsi rtencles 8ta ces saya. in nd pOs- compar1sonsb een sta es t1es. Mr. North bea to' an ye of pro1 Lbll1ty th 1 ORGANI E' f- tee1iamed 1Ju1lC ng Instlt tion et Was atS2S. SU xn re was avorot Is ejreat se on of.

seth. ofihe bank18 that was1ntructed s1te t1ng bul14 doorsothe course nths. CAMPwiL LMEET. InterestmgMatters Mein- NI ght 1antacampK 5i. ld' i thecap1toJ some1n- anda th rigs Ute com n1ttee.

rpg tb ptOp08edmon QLptaInnry comm rt i1I ThemoyemeK tobuUd mouwneiat been l1edera ywho esklngsubscrlptlOIlsor his' wlUbeseVeraloth mttersof ryCohllimed ember' 4. inqul nnanocrulser Amon thewitnes. a. natuIalaedBruUlanwbo beTe the Gtt thepart7whlch ailegedOernisa w1I1le I ab ifA US7PRbMGEORGIA thechrl3tmas IntheChrlstm weather-skies an' Hall ull. Landm An1Itlll 41mDecember canw a1' rOae 1iaA Chrlatm ttmee lI.

hearts true tsJU thlnstojOu Wh1lethemulJC' to iklu 0 bll1e ee aI this'll UtefLturet1ie. com. to. th6front el I Broth r. I decor n' H1lh nten' JJJthen ut 1l1e I iix' 1I11 II 101l was his on NlI.

TM outt 1e nr" OabinPhilcsoph sin lIS It no y1n aral1road i 1k ulant 1 dewrnng tlon. Desaytn decOUIItry ofoy o1nal Is no songr 7oniletsays Weumay betf' I overuswed toomuth ntGet y. lIeJlT 4 be be tmwont for ver a a1hbow 1)U 1 agon7oul1 R1 Ie. st i I 1Se1leveri. If aryt IItr ng the' 111lnd Ofn ev rJaatln' ai aY.

la unt1TItO lldream th t' eBce ti to Ii the talt tu170 iln 4td t1 e. Erer We CharttYWOIJt dts. winter' plCe des Perha. 8 It De' fa tiswe it' mo I tr ent. dont de earth in' de' 1We no.

kin' tote convenent I I Dreams olOId Whet the red flames veJ QI tI as pl ant gad ns gllnUpereil W1tbthe. Inow Th g1oteuder t1e Havebo the light" him- Dieam Iirht. otloq use. to i ur 8 seef drop. to a lust an- 1ig Keep them sic' you sa 4 lgh 1 Many trees gbt.

be anew1at nOwatld TheOnl esbke hot wh 1I11 t8ke atherms ike Ch ut WlhIvet tii hrlstmas" SOn-owJs a1waT ng at tb oo butheMver Int a thefil1die SHE ELOPEDWITH TWO MARRIED MEN Wifeand drenWere vnch Teitlebnm Norfolk BTo fer CaulA8 The rouieand at the II saId. I etto. Ull alle ed thesanie I on them bea mannamed Mei- :1 er erram Ye stat1 I ere be1D cltemntfs tl sctthat YO powers 1herlock Holm onl a e. jf. waI he d.

tcher onl GranovltchUvesat 2to. stre children eld erer clt Twoweeka Itwaa ted wH IUrsGranovttch lon showna1ans- palnt rL rmont. Onn aldsPafk11ni eUect. casean d. peddleW 1 e.

tl J1fe e4of. eiti. anamIghttty ommunJ hltnn tt nu. Sh wat hedand tele am cur TeIUe um which' efemale ht itat op n. WUl r.

GranotUch tOld T6 t1e- um ton t' Norr 1ltaIt tar lnten4ed. no. time ef tlrB. J01.1 ofThe yest rday' om at catur streetm s- thuer aut7. arre ted.

was. was ty I was toAtlAnt i. Or Itch word was leftrOr mto cali' barrak th pnc. wh wl. hlve te rnaway cuple.

i ihtbc tt We tenew arest Of terunawy hlpre er 11' a. lvely co otlon ao sIa ews. and' all pe at th arests that' ha eI mae eT al wt 8 TeUbwn ad. ad te beau fu heale WIe brught bakwl thecan be md fe tey' ae ched wth haVnl 4eIyon ROADS ARE IS NED Atl E1rngh Iod Fit Cb Lg- ite 166 aut eit te rnewl eharl ot Aut ad' Rrod comny wn gate toay set tary ot' Stte Phl rad 11 che hegen mb1 Dember 27. 8S ste' th II' ac 1asbn sed roviing Inunc.

of ird harersby th scret hugb frt ch rereC abut yer ao. mle th I rad' ha er ben blt stte IW8. lesslee ml I rirod aT constrte4 opr lo wibin rtas frm thegt m' of te ohr th chrr I TIs compny hUtU ben a. the. rnew.

al 0 chrer te I txpr j' TeUtn renewa wa fe Sereta Trerr1 ng am. eetng Cf th e. stOCk. oders al1thori sep ta wa eter 1 ot Ofe sec ret ao trurr 213 I Lna eue. otbr- rratl cpny ar A Haley.

A Cwthor estte Tbdai. A Sth nn. ad Jackot ud te OtUon Wahngton. er 4Rpresert- Sullr. of NeW York ftrod rluton sae1lrnl s.

whic rusts Psdent tth destrt te rr1dtorm. II 0' i' ON Mr Wih Boar lell rom Lfe The' pran commIsin hea' an m- ppyester the pron Wl Taylor young whitman Cherkee count 1s18r 1te lenc i to penitentia ne Chage alng mmdered to wom Ae lo combe ad 1e da hter uie ral 1503. Ther wer en aested ths m. Talor. Jm Acher ad Dora tue eVld ncestui bewe to te houe i th" wom wt ohers.

I hn qu rel bt hear n1br ptol hot. teUmonYIthcerljCI1ratn lttemes frm other Tailorad Ar che nt penltnua Use. rs Tar or mothe jn4 leerl fl1en ap Pe fo. mrIsI ard Wth 11el appae fo pUon by. deared aUblc wa lt at defe t.

a that crme rar hU db anethem Wheter Aehe Ihci eT. anc frm' th eidec wc wa a te thee out. t1e tht' en We cncered I Taylo Acher al deee 8nat A CY. R1 ol4 Uat othe prmit lw a bth ae outalbhch theu eV ent- bUn pln I' slo bs yt ten aton CI U. SSENATOR fJ Husban sPardonJ plments.

Wen Goer eU pled i tbf 8 Gres ofMQn. 7etrd a pdon ht1hulbnd bseI Ietc fo a 11. ie pr tly nomte i Un te State seitor. Wt tofctltude hr eyel a receved pa1ertom the oern os 1s Grae 10U' oor 0 6 may ysand neX Unted. Sttes lenator' Ger.

Grvu' ClT tt. gb a seteced topy fe of lenelt monUa thecha Hel ld ot ree te mney dheh Jmnds hep intt dtlonHeent chn he sere fou 0nt hs aente. a. tha 1c0 ph1 cmmlo teIede pdo wb ted I' state 1not a rofemon. ut bd' the.

msrortUn i. cai ltte quletnme. ata 1WahJ. Wh Deemer Ser a 0. Saon ad St HoJol Hc aSaltr oftheSt Norther re a1 Atta.

the In on eel sights. NnOias SwrI Dab1 Ir Ir Ater Interal tentyyenthl Ar- 4en toay a ln. Sc Un tet Ired the end aes Brl chef etal for rand THISCITY i i Succ Sch feld' loc 1 Maoaer ofP al 2 aph pany lu elo fe 2tA J. 1 Oted tut te Ptal elec Cb C1yb appolted L. Ard 1 ofleld eman e- mentilf cept IIl otien manager otheBowdtn Ll com InA Jan off i them8n erS the' com Mr1Jeattyhas the tnrlnnaUandin09m1itn nnl.

eSof Posta1tomp9J1Y. Hehu i serv l1 cttr- hlnrWen Jt 1 some' man- eofthecom panyand on of st terr1t rY OE elthat nta. ortl verifot11inat Be ttr utie Is oneof oatefflcl nf th calm en ftheP tal mpa W1tECXONmZSANTA I ighoia andThre I AieInjured lIo ston. Tex. emb 14.

F.aa4gho Walklllldndt ree' mentnJured tre1gbttraln TeJ FOU. relie Nimedb1thePresid Wat ngtQ The ftIt 8en J1Omn Jter bln reo gt. SterIand Of 1 aChUbi I dalnenllJePla xto. IlIs OfNeW attorI eyAbrab mM. middle 121nictof AREAijRANGlNG' fORDHRlSTMAS Blo getllsNearl Ready for th Christmas Rush1- Oifi 1z EmP 8Ilt POXty.

ix al Cler i ry. tl1iasterB1odgtl haabeen rt bU8 11i18. aDdtht 1 e. beeo. departmentt dd1ttlalmen 4ur1 cthe hrtstma a.

baa tor. thebllftS1i1try I eamply ttdto rls the ne tothpostOUlce th flttsdUp. Atlan omp am1to ge ed otthe Therooms eat 1t toosmall niaJr come. mai1that in hi I sacks theiOJerka taNe rnd. 10.

rent 11 pra tcaJly tlntand or t1eS' betaJken to bmJdlt nt tau Jtor bYcarrtehq owneriTh6 d1Strlbuted112. 1I Oi each pf PointSIn' JJ tend lgN At1anttfot' IkHIpoInts be eentt9 the roomt bancU th bitpe lied roomb 60 onIt' tthu ftt ed tbattbemSUcanbe ha lIll ta.eter-t.ht.- eYh-betore. derstoodthat memht1lenecess ty worltIsat Inthls rOOxn lng1 8 k3wt11 emp1o threeo fot e41s othenIth fbr thdUrerent tnilns. tar 1as In- znail. mak1ng.

tot -e-'The tl tOr. these t.w-o. otthree ays mails pvei UnitedSQtes wDilYei7prob blyresult IUdeJaytn de1J oanno1m has. Iet to Mlyerron t11ehottrs. vtUbeoPen tot108e THEPRESIDENT From Citi I I uthen nft- atolJto underthe dlrKtlonand I f' ilie Unlt state tie rrom 1eA hari- t1 tA anfa ye la 1an4ium et u- IIJo' ick to wlthcommlttee UU1 cttiest01ithe.

lztnjt ndProceedlntoth Pre ldeut Tbe Omm tteett anti tt. ts otDr Lonylno i uoctat d' ReV' B. wl mer- torof Lukechureh Therwlllbe SoIn 41n nbTcomint eslrom ett es orglLc AmOng t1eAUantan the co It was na1 mor Cted. bre er w11cfisierr nUesoUthern rero lol Pres1deI1tROOf elt has pr ora.biY utli. eritCormatOf1and litt1edlmcultr f8t n81J.

i menJn clrc1 aI PotterAtchbillhopFarie7 re1rorldnglor er DD FO GER E. A11 ged and eaidwel1 DaU Qrif ftnamiWUlCaIdWe1t Cfm re the fede 1argeofwtfh JI co Ch neseeiciuatoi t1ficatea. I DIthm CJ 1mmkrantsBothwer unroon4 nrlsslont1Golt t' aeUvein reeentJjtOOklntor ee who' th 1 1 olth Ion ILE COBuiunO YRmAY Ii dtioi Tnt Io to I I 6 i' one WELKLZ on t. nd DAT. dsliyeyiper sI a cffoL8 so to rritoi TH Obi 3 HOTALJNONEWSPAPER 1ThANTA I theirater a.

In athtze itou5. ay nd iinu jt es1den i 1ft noe ot 2 i Wa tor do 2 5 i BaIt morf a Mr 4 In Ilnenoni 10 os on I a peor be kflO I bad Cbaunee The ew rry out. I was TL1insafs to th. ad1In oottoiizttinaies. ew dis- ig.

1i oi lad whi anc a openly prIe thea he whatever dl lslon-haa ng ave It seen xsn for the op- oncern-ior the DO The testimony th4the pung Branch cidenttoaLIght-1u wi 1i ut ie str nzth- th ef- co- toneetI ence nd auce the s- sta- wa a do atters ten- a be tbepvopo nike 3anelro The smong atItajab7 ho rose. a arou fc i tI i thlngsto you Whuf- susittoia o' no literaryage are the I. in Good. ah o1k Lo 5 nOne to 1. dc er AStngcLIfs youregoin ut no 1 dreus is iidet says- a oo ell4yus doz ry' In doutep wont cominbuti a on dt es.

isis. Th We 7oia oId pace. thank were1 rgm wont onl fact- Is an eaih In nio' redflames-glov ever flow- wl ILL- ties liar. 3ys rorn the a te newt I we Sorrowlsalwayskn cking attbedooZ but She ELOPED 1TH ME Idler at ThIS sensation from the a er has mornin to is sb olmre. ws mt he a if cfis- 4tianta.

as ected rag iiauly-'ainted Lowaaetbes Anhis ape spaklingsmeliect in in ta Sh brew that olt isxedaya eit1e xna trr watChed- tb net oitde he Teitlebaum in h6 bcauty. er and she tul hki. runaway brought-back thTAtlsntaj Jews all pleased had ut macSe RGADSCHARTERiS by wk 7. Issuance- has cc log th4 by end lv. Ste to snt recone- menen5asdres fOZ re- the as a.

SONSPARDON ReIa prison heard pardon 01 0 5lr charged house he rail. wltti ceraIpcorrtib ratIvs for up- the St 515 W6-5in eaane inan was. Or aboutthi 1t A U7 Intliecams. FORth S. t' husband.

aI oi sr' yQU governor. tlaN to pay a. fine sIno Hewent of- his aentenee anatou w5pqepph7atoal commlssonrecovlfliended a is oaprofeuIona be 14. Miss epent After an sworn I In- second I TOTRS Sch fi d- of siicces or Cothra i at. id from nage- of the zl Ml- id Ii iitwa saacttyt some man ottheOrn ha5 announissthat managers CrigSioiaXiUed tisceinber 1 an.

tbe Pa WashIngton- The the 0. Roblns000 J. Mxlca I ARE ARRANGING FOR- CHRISTMAS iodeff the New it000 e. rvoznhaa tb transit 5 et he he e1 ti building the pcgto1fice e. a fc different nd yet.

for inta i oumey :0 ide wi be ter. lies ii maircan ev like aevcn ie orfonrdolngtbdlstrbtulng the-other th hap ne li1on1 a of six t- wo madeln O5tOflice I To INTERVIEW Citiesincludlng a ie tif t7flitd stataag.oyeiwrnent- at oClqck bouse froenbthea South- ern-chies ori1zin andproceedlngLo It. A anti WI reb Nh-acm Ith. Ifehrew wh a him vry belittle in hop fory. Ez cAaGE.

Cti cae A. setlinrSiem 0 werplso nleai aier. have heed toe- hintee haveoon nSct.