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J' Alabama and Broad Streets 1 ATLANTA GEORGIA a. jrc73 4000000. OFFICERS Wm. fe Robt. F.

MaddoxVicePrBs JM P. Windsor Aut Cashier Thos. J. Peeples Cashier Commissioner Asks for Investigation. City Engineer Says Trouble I Puy Personal The Street Committee Holds Meeting to Consider Street Paving.

The four between the city engineer tbe oomnIoner at public worn threatened to break out afteflb' at meeting of the Ue committee Of councilyeaterday morning but tbe utoYln blew over and the wrangle wni probably now immer down as it has done In UIie peat. At the meeting of the street committee a petition was presented from the Uirn Wood Pr erving Company of Fort McPhereon. which want. ed contract to- treat the wood Woe Its used by the city to paving the street the city to furnish the wood and the creoeou. It the contract had been made the city would iv done It.

owo pa and. it would ve fceen under th retion of the coxnmlesLor of public Works ttlateacS of trader the city engineer as has been tile custonn for many yeu. Zeat. Alderman Jofcn W. Gram made a talk and this brought up the old row between the cay engineer and the commissioner of public works.

Alderman Grant said that he did not believe the city should pave the streets. el better reautte could obtained by having the work done under contract. lie also did not. think it wee to take the work from Under the superviSion of tMeil engineer. In the course of his remarks the al derman said had seen three white guards Ovars eing tore negro convicts.

He esid when he was chairman of the council finance committee lat year he was astonished to the pay rolls of the public works department. Commissioner ot Public Works Collier made a reply' In which he ald that thr men had never- guarded three oonvkfts. Re teed that a he appointed to investigate the working of his department. ouicflnian Chamber wanted both departments investigated. City Engineer Clayton said he had never asked for any investigation.

The difference between myself and Mr. Collier are purely personal and not offfci said Captain Clayton. En- sTlneera jtesgree just like doctors and lawyers. Alderman HuddlesThn said it would be Inadvisable just at this Aime to plunge any city department Into an Investigation and hi views were adopted by the committee. A resolution was adopted wtAc stated that it ws the sen of the street committee that the city do not at this time establish a wood block paving plant.

Th petition of the Southern Wood Block Preserving Com- pan was laid on the table for the present. LiON ATTACKS TRAINER. Quick Work of Albany Citizen Saved Mans Life. Albany. February 3.

Special. While putting several wild animals through an act at. a street carnival here last night Captain CardQ. the trainer. was attacked by a large lion and severely bitten in the neck and arms before he Was rescued by the attendants and spectators.

Captain Cardo tripped and fell to the hoot of the arena. The lion Immediately spring upon him. By the quick work of Samuel Farkae. a citizen who ran from the audience and JfcUfced the brute. with a Walking' stick tbe train rl Ills was saved.

Chrtsto Valerto. another trainer. was scratched in. the face by a pumaand it Is feared will lose one eye. Nuns Formed Bucket Brigade.

Cole. February I. When fire broke out to th House of the Good Shepherd yesterday the nuns of the order termed a bucket brigade and ullbed th flames before the arrival or tile tin department. Their prompt action prevented a ssrtou. pmla unxinc the eh and yams girls who ass Inmate 6 th uututloa For Card Parties If you choose your card prizes from our Oriental Room you're sure of something distinctive' and beautiful at a little price.

Brass things for. the desk hanging Vases Plaques Stands Stems Smokers accessories quaint little bits of Brass and. Pot- teiy scores of attractive novelties. They re things that. are different things that have a touch of originality about them.

By the way if you haye never made a visit to our Oriental Room a treat awaits you. A delightful hourjoaay le spent looking at our' Art ft Maier fBerkel to to Have-Brothers in Atlanta-and Memphis Was Killed While Resisting Ar- rest bi Not- Want to Be Caught With Pistol on His Person. Fort Woith. TL February 1 Sp clal. Ororer ndzay.

who states that Ms Ihome at- Dalton. is dead- from woundo received while resisting arrest today. Mounted Officer Turners who did the shooting surrendered Im. nedlately upon hearing of Lindsay death. Although suffering intense agony.

Lindsay talked freely while he was lng Ii. stated that his pa rents' were d- but that he had a brother in Atlanta. Z. IV. UmJsar and another In.

Memphis. Homer Lindsay. Hewas 21 yean of Lindsay stated that he had restated arrest because he did not want to be caught with A tilitol on. him. claimed that he armed because be' had He on his person earlier in the.

ntgM. This was not Oft. his' person when he was shot. The fatal bullet went directly ugh the entering the abdomen. Another bullet took effect in the Instep.

WEATHER FOR TODAY FAIR AND WARMER There Been Change in Conditions Over the' Country. Forecast fr. today Fair weather. with high temperatures. Conditions have changed but little over the coon- ALMOST FORGOT TO GET INTRODUCTION.

try during the past twenty-four hours The temperature Is still a ttw- greee below freezing in Georgia. except at. Atlanta and Savannah. Funny thing happened at a. dance' the other rjght aid' the Gorfher My friend.

Doe shrewdly cut his eye on an attractive young belle and without more ado. or evln an introduction he promptly obtained her permission for a couple of dances. Then he left. or rather. she left Mm.

Towude- the' close the yonng lady was seen with a young man an acquaintance of Docs They walked over to him- and the' friend uld Miss So. let one in troduce you to my friend. Doer And Doc was to know the young lady did. not know' Urn He was so eager to dance with her. he didn't even let Wa name slip.

The temperature 63 was the highest. SECRETARY WILSON THE LID He It Guarding the Report of the. Expert Cotton Classifiers. Washington. February S.

Jame Wil son secretary of agriculture. I sit Ung on the lid. in conn ctlon with th recommendations of the committee of raped cotton classifiers designated by hint to fix an official standard for the various grades of cotton After a three days' session. tile committee has concluded its work and. submitted their report to Secretary the finding of the committee were a state secret.

they could not be more carefully guarded. The secretary will not discuss the nature of the committee's conclusions until he has carefully reviewed them. Meantime. officials or the agricultural department have pledg. ed themselves to secrecy.

It learned. however. that the committee unanimously reed upotr an official standard for the sine dlferent grades of cotton. at called ior. by congress.

Thr Trainmen Killed trainmen were Wiled mwj one lured early today when two stock trains on the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad collided on at Powerwllle. Mo. it at pe rs one of the trains a runaway JwciVw avlng lo te sentrol of k. The dead I Engineer John Stlpp CttU- Meotbe.

Mo. Janyeo Brown. of. ottnzna town BrskemeD VF. Belcher.

Ottumwa. Iowa mineer Torn Rent of Laredo Mo. WM Injured. The Illinois Deadlock. Swtgiisid.

111. February Only. on bil lot. twe ntr- lxtb Joint ballot. wu tkca trds Ca the etlosi of United Stats MB tor fey tt members of.

the gensrai Wr. TIle rseelt tb ballot stowed slight chaste. traI the tw tweaty4iftb ballot of utdaT 1 sMft lath demB et gave Carter H. Harrison tea vote Kane of tb were oaaildartd slgalftotst at kssk. Coweta and Worth Mar supfajsRfvalsTp Favor.

i Frank Parkland Colonel Harry Fisher Good Natured ly but Earnestly Advance 1 the Claims of Their Two Counties. jF-- yJudge frank Park tbe' Albany cir Judge Park tatheTmaa who tendered the on hundred Worth county pose inns to theTift-Atlinta'banqut that were accepted. by the Atlanta chamber of commerce. and created world-wide talk about Worth county. And our county not only appreciates but Witt til the good thltbat have been said about Mid Judge Park.

There is no better county of its site In" the. world. and no. people live on the top of the earth. How did you menace to get all those possum 5 TAe onatituttoa ske4 him.

It was a very simple matter. said Judge Park. I wrote. mr friends all over the county telllnthem that I had pledged one hundred possum for Mr. Taft's Atlanta banquet.

Pretty soon th wJKiIe county was on' the hunt and we made our last shipment. to. Mr. Caverly and Mr. Wilkinson of the chamber of commerce a' few days be fore the banquet.

We also sent live pigs and three gophers Just for good luck. 1 have been literally deluged with teller. about Worth county and. there tias been universal demand for the Vortfie6urity possum. Thla particular variety It now being terved at the St.

Regt. tiotel and at MartlnBi to York. 1 know this makes JIarry Fisher green with envy. for. somehow or other.

he has long been deluded with the Me that lie Coweta possum was' the best specimen or the genuine Georgia article. But we have chartered that dream and hereafter Cowita will have to play second fiddle to Worth-In the possum busl ness. Say. Flltltr Is Frigid. Have you seen Harry nshr since you have been here Yes I met him casually but.

I was track with the. fact that he wa a lit tie frigid. I am going to try to put trim in it good numor however. by In viUng him to an old-fashioned Worth county possutai banquet. which Ch been Imitating every once in.

awhile la oweta county. and throujte which he has achieved some national celebrity that really belongs to Worth county. Colonel Harry PUh r. on being seen la reference to Judge Parks' claims bout the Worth county possum said The judge doesn't disturb mi at ail and I lays more faith than ever In' the fact that there Is no other variety Of Dossum the face of the earth that equals that grown In Coweta count I am going to prove tills to Judge Park by taking him dews to Covets county me day and introducing him to Billy on hi. native heather.

By the way continued Colonel Fleer I met Judge Park today. and It struck me that he was a little colt" He says the same thing about you. You don't tell me so said' Colonel Fisher. I guess Ill hunt Mm up at once and well fix that tit now. And then turning to The Constitution reporter.

as he was leaving the colonel said. in conclusion Well really don't you think Its gall for any man to claim that. Worth coun. ty. or any other county.

can beat Coweta. as a possum grower The children are fat and happy when they eat It CUTTING TEETH- KILLED WOMAN AT AGE OF 78 It Was Mrs. Sucldield' Third Set and Proved Too Much for Her. Plttsbuwr1 Pbniary. A Cutting her third bet of.

teeth at the se 78 and complications produced by It. are' assigned LS the cause of death of Mrs. Theresa Snckfleld at McKeeeport a ttb- um. yesterday. Ten grandchildren and thirteen greet are mo her descendants and several of the Utter were teethloc wu1ianeouaq wttiI Buy St of JFort Mimi.

WaslaAgwfl. February I. Tea thonuad donan tor tt purcham th rite upon which Fort" Mheu. In' J4wlu county. Al tnnia stood.

Lad to. ii erection or a monument I appropriated In a bill Introduced by Representative Wiley of Alabama. Nearly all or th men women sad fblldren occupy- Jill the prrlaon at Port Mimi ass niasis. cred by the Creek tndiao us August 55. mi.

Bill to- Make Tips. Illegal. Denver. lo. February I.

A bill was introduced to the legislature rd making It a in demeanor it tv accept or solicit a tip except bit pln tar. REAL FOR SALE. Advertfac in THE CONSTITUTION The Real Estate col-- urnns. of Publicity Campaign it Central Church. Northen Presides Over Senioni GOT.

R. B. Glenn Makes Address on A Gria- tianiZed America for World Redemption. Tbe first day" session of the public Ur canipa1g for home missions was held In the Central Presbyterian church yesterday and largely attended by representaUvea of every congregation In AtlaiatL Th purpose Of the meeting which is to arouse interest In the work of rnlMions. was' sinn clear explanation by eminent speakers from-all part.

of the United. StAtu ho Lbs hue to conduct the inpa1cn. Tfte- opening slon begun it 2:30 o'clock In th afternoon. with Governor W. J.

North a presiding. The night sesilci brn at 7:46 o'clock and was presided dyer by fl 1. Carson. Tb topics discussed In the after- noon were- as follows Today's Outstanding ProWemI of Home Missions. by Rev.

D. Gray. DD of Atlanta The Vnlty or the Church In Its Mission to America by Or Julia R. Net- son. of Nashville Penn who is the home mission secretary for the Meth- oMit Episcopal Church.

South and "Importance of Education In Home tilo- ions. by IPdmund D. doper. of New York. secretary of the Young Peoples Missionary Movement.

A fratuM of the evenings session was the address made by Governor R. It. Glenn of RaleUh. N. C.

who spoka on A Christianized or Xa- Uon-Bult4lnc Anothe Interesting address was that of Rev. Reese F. Alsop. DD Canon of the Cathedral Ix ng whose subject was A Tlatlan- led America for World Redemption. The campaign will be concluded with two sessions today the first In the afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.

and the second In the evening it 7:46 o'clock. Fred L. tlely editor or The Georgian. will preside over tile afternoon session find Ass. D.

Csndter swill preside at night. The program for today will Include the following addresses The Backward People. by Rev. John E. White.

pastor of the Second Baptist church Our Expanding Frontiers. Rev. Ward PlaU assistant secretary home rats- stems of the Methodist Episcopal church. Philadelphia The Church and Its Re- sources the Men end the Means. 3.

for the World. Rev. Josiah Strong. of home missions. Presbyterian church.

New York America Oods Laboratory for the World Rev. Josiah Strong of New York city. BIG BOILER EXPLODES WITH TERRIFIC FORCE One Man Is Dead and Several Badly Injured as Result of Catastrophe. Sour Lake Texas. February One man was killed and three others se riously injured here today by the ex plosion of a boiler In the plant of the ifardeastie Oil Company.

ad GEORGE UERWIK aged SO. Seriously injured' Fred Hanks. Charles Daftle. Gus Sbelander. The cattle of the explosion Is not known.

Men and derrick were thrown high Into the Jr by the force of the explosion. The boiler was hurled 500 feet. Mtr win left a family residing at Kyle Texat' BEER MAY BE EXEMPT FROM LOCAL OPTION Oregon Ministers and. the Bop Growers in Conference. Saloon Ore Fetoruary S.

sad hop Krowerj iaitnight appeared before the houe committee on revision of laws and the Mil proposed by th hop growers and dealers exempting from the local opUon law. The bill provides that a special election Shall be held at. which the people of a precinct dd whether or net the saleof Jt hil be. allowed in their preeJnot. The measure probably will be reooauntodwd iBaVonibiy toy the oommlt- tee.

Have you tried Clinchfield The Coal of Quality. BRYAN AT VALDOSTA. Passed Through There on His Wayto Tampa. Valdosta. February S.

Special. ROtt. William Jennings Bryan passed tbJOUlKb the city title afternoon and TT4s gi 6t by a large crowd-at the Atlantic Court I pawenger station. His train topped only five minutes but Mr Bryan alighted from the steeper" and stock hands with the people congregated around the car chatting in an informal way. Mr Bryan did not discuss politics iv- eept to state la reply to a question that he considered the democratic party in condition today than it had been in txteen years.

Mr Bryan was on hi toTimpa where be Will make an iddeisa at the opening Florida. tat filr towotrow. THREE IGLLED IN WRECK. Two Freights on Seaboard Col. lide itGreenwood S.

C. Spartaabtirg. 9. Ct February S. Two freight train collided on the Seaboard AIr IJne railroad.

near Greenwood to. dayv rtsalttng' in three men being killed and several Injured. The collision was on between tie regular local and extra freight trains ofth s8eaboard Air Line and Is alleged to have bum caused by to engineer on thesetra setting his watch one hour wrong. The engineer who mad theJmJstakevVrJdyil iflremaa Jumped and thelcli as. Brake- man Tyrus was juried underneath the brffrandEngineer Moore.

of Chet and Fireman Nichols of' the local UiUnwtret We Announce the First Spring 25 Styles of 125 Waists Choice Today See the Window Display Jut for today. Thursday we will offer extremely choice values in 125 5 Waists bought for our regular stock at One Dollar each. These are not Waists purchased in a job' lot but styles and values that we have selected fro ma host of. others to carry through. out the season.

The size range is- complete in every style. We emphatically assert that 125 Waists are the equal if not- the superior of regular 150 qualiiies and today's sale puts' them to you at the popular price of each 100. M. Rich Bros. Co.

M. Rich Bros. Go Live Stock Convention Adjourned Yesterday. Interesting Papers Were Read by Prof. M.

P. Jarnigan N. O. Nelson Prof. Flint Dr.

Stalling and P. A. Methvin. Madison Ga. February 3.

Special Features of the last day of the convention or the Georgia Dairy and Live Stork Association wer the papers reed by Professor Id. P. Jarriqln. or AtlI- ens. Ga.

N. O. Nelson of St. Louis r. Tart Butler.

of Raleigh end Professor Flint. of th experiment station. Mr. Nelson of St. Louis spoke on co.

operation among farmers. detailing th prosperity of northern arid southern lo lalltlMl that buy and eil together and marUet their products rationally. C. White of Duckhesd. made a strong address on better railroad and market- Ing facilities.

A per by T. R. Sawtell of Atlanta on beet production was reed in hl absence by the secretary. Atlrrmoom la The-first address In the afternoon was on swine breeding and feeding by professor P. N1.

Flint 7 the Georgia experiment station detailing the beet breeds of hogs their care feeding and management. The subject was dis cussed by Messrs. John Iloatwick. who reported on tics feeding or cotton seed irreal with good results aral by Will V. Zlmmer off the use of hotel refuse for grade hogs.

W. I. HarlEY of Sparta then rood a paper on diversified farming. I r. R.

E. Stalling. of Atlanta. state chemist. gave a highly interest- log paper on things the farmer' should know about reedstuffs and P.

A. Mettivln. inspector or th same depart. merit detailed the plan of work in en forcing the pure food laws and results secured. Etcetios of Officer On the election of officers the nominating committee recommended for president W.

L. Williamson of Commerce for vie. resident. Professor Andrew 33. Soul of Athens for secretary C.

F. HunnlCvtt of Atlanta and for treasurer Professor C. L. Willoughby of Experiment. These are the tame officers with tile exception of the secretary.

Editor who la well qualified for the work. The time and place of the next meeting was left to I the executive committee- of the association offers being received from both Athens and Mllledgevtlle. Bridge De troyed. Fayetteville. X.

C. February 3. Fire today destroyed the. massive wooden bridge which spans the Cape Fear rivet In this oily. This bridge originally cost 54000 and was Insured for 125000.

Going Away Go comfortably. Get one of our large roomy dressing trunks. Youc almost live In it. Evetythiag always bandy and orderly. ROUNTREFS 77Wh haHSC EFORE drinking whisky either as a beverage or' a- tonic be sure that it.

bears an-Established Reputation for Age Purity and Goodness. For fifty years has been a whisky prized fonts fine flavor and its excellent tonic qualities. Lewis 66 Rye is absolutely free from aromatic ethers or fusel oil. It is a genuine drinkable whisky especially valuable for medicinal purposes Its Away Everything in the whisky line. Keep in mind ttic name and the lab eland-accept no substitute.

FOB IIALII BT AlKLeadinl Mail Order" ThseS in lacbonnue Chattanooga Montgomery and Mobile. Strauss Pritz Goe-Difdlea. Cincinnati M32tt The White- Dental Rooms io0l Whitehall St. Over Bramaeaa Drag Sterg. To.

advertise our new. business for ten day. we will do all kinds of high-clan dental work at one-half the ethical prices. Sit of teeth made- and delivered In Ore hours. Others charge 110.

our price 5. Fit- teen rear experience. nag L. hi. 1 A P.

n. COLEMAJT 6:15 A. M. Is the leaving time of the SOUTH ATLANTIC LMITBD da for GINCINNATI LOUIS VULE and CHICAGO. The fastest time and shortest route Games drawing room' steeping cars coaches and lining car.

Arrives Cincinnati and Louisville early same evening and Chicago early following morning affording a daylight trip through the. most beautiful scenic portion of- the South. 5:10 P. M. Is.

the departing time of the SOUTHLAND SPECIAL daily for CUICUNATI and LOUISVILLE. Through foacfaM ftr 4 drawing room steeping ears. Pining car service. Arrives both cities early llowing morning. The best nigl1t service out of Atlanta for all points north.

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wa eb lut aJly. eal groweri' chil ren Pitbb i of. 8 II Ied cau M. 9uc 1d. b- 1 i arw ndr otbMI To His Sit ofFort I WIWI I.

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at tb ra 1 a at ForCard a 0 Fern th OU. hour. ma Wares. Maiei4Ber1ce1 j4. i- i GEO4r IES KillcdWhile Did Ti L-Bpe.

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