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SrSHS SteS tfftg 3 X- Tate Heady 150000 Mote for Next Year. Commissioner of Pensions Lindsay Already Hall Hearly OOO New- Names on List Will Be About 500 More Be- fore October 1. The- Indications are that the pension roll text year will be Increased by something like J12SOOO to J150 000 If not more. Commissioner of Pensions J. W.

Llnd ey stated yesterday that he had already approved the applications of 851 new In- tdlgent pensioners. forty four In the dte- Isbled class and ten of the old class of widows. This makes a total of 904 new applications that have been approved. In addition to the foregoing the pension commissioner has already approved. as has been stated the applications of 1 047 Widows of the new class provided for under the act of the lat legislature and known as indigent widows.

It will be. ie therefore. that there are already pearly 000 new names to go on the pension From his past experience and the rate at which the applications are corning in now. Commissioner LIndsey says that there will be. at least 600 more apptica- tlonll approved' by October 1 next making a total of about 2 600 new ones in addition to those already on the rolls.

The grand total will be reduced some-what of course. by the death list. Last year. this was about per cent. or a total of about 400.

Taking this Into consideration then. It will be seen that there will still be more than 2 000 new names to go On the pension rolls next ear Last year there was oald out for pensions about 696000 With the additions herein stated. therefore the pension roll next year will foot up in the neighbor- borhood of 850000. If it does not fully reach that amount. Among the new applications which have been approved by the pension commissioner.

there are from Fulton fifty from Indigent soldiers one from Ii bled seldler ninety one from the new class of widows and one from the old class of widows making a total of 14 new applications from this county alone. In the case of the new class of widows the coming session of the legislature will have to provide for their payment. No adequate provision was made for it at the time the law was passed and that is the they were not paid this year. Your Liver and Kidneys can be kept in perfect condition by Ty. ner Little Watermelon Seeds.

Price 10 cents at all druggists. CHANCE FOR SWEET CHARITY Cue Needing Assistance Is Reported To Police Father and Mother Both Sick in Bed. It was reported to the police last night that the family of W. Scott. of No.

SIT Decatur street were In ne of help. Scott Is upon a bed of sickness and has not been able to work for many weeks. Yesterday Mrs. Scott a ho has been trying to take care of the family ring her husbands 1 Iness birth to a child making the seventh Little mouth to be fed. The family Is now without any means of support and In need of food and medl- cine The cue Is said to be a most worthy one and a chance for sweet arlty to show itself.

America Is fast forging ahead In everything Cooks Imperial Extra Dry Champagne Is excelled no foreign article. BUSY SESSION OF THE COURT Disposition Made of Twenty-Three Cases Yesterday Before Judge Calhoun. The city criminal court was eonvenei yesterday morntng and when the session adjourned after 1 o'clock dlspoeitlon bai been made of twenty three cases. Out of that number sixteen convictions were recorded. AU of the oases involved petty offenses and none of them were special public Interest.

The session was very busy and. Judge Calhoun nd SoUt- itor Black patched the business rapidly A special term of the- superior cour was held yesterday In order that applications for charters might be con5id re Judge Lumpkln passed on eleven ai i lica tions during the da a of which were granted. HENDERSON GETS A PARDON Was Sent Up from Fulton Superior Court for Five Years for Criminal Assault. v. H.

Henderson. who was convicted the of criminal assault at th prlng term of Fulton superior court last year and given a sentence of five years in the penltentlarj was granted a pardon the governor on recommendation of the prison commission. MtlS id To Be" Paul of Stone Mountain. CLEW FOUNDIK MING body Was Exhumed Yesterday Jof- fin Will Be Opened and Examination made Today State ments of Candler and Johnson. Interest still centers In the Identity- of the man who was killed by a Georgia railroad switch engine Wednesday a week Charles 8 Johnson of the Annuity Life Insurance Company.

who le well known In Atlanta. is positive that the dead man hitherto unknown Is his broth- er Paul D. Johnson. of Stone Mountain. who up to a short while ago was to the employ of A.

C. Latnpkln on West Peach- tree street. On the other hand. Colonel Milton Candler states that Paul D. John- son was In his office the Friday after the accident and that he talked with him.

Charles Johnson we. seen by a representative of The Constitution last night and gave the story as follows My brother was last seen the day that the accident occurred. He then left th store of Mr. LamPlkln. for whom he had worked.

saying that he was too sick to work and that he was going down to Stone Mountain. where his family lives. I was not In Atlanta at the time the accident occurred and by. some strangle coincidence failed to see the papers which contained accounts of It. I had no reason to have fears as to my brother until he had been away from home for over a week.

I heard of the unknown man who was killed on my return to the city and went to the undertaking establishment of Hllburn Poole. where I identified several articles of his clothing. I positively recognized both his coat and trous- ers and his collar bore a laundry marl which I have used for fifteen years. 3 asked the undertakers as to a. gold filling which was In one of my brothers front teeth and they said that the man found had a filling corresponding with It.

I am confident that the man killed Is my brother and had his body exhumed this afternoon and lave arranged to have it carried through the country tomorow morning to Stone Mountain. where it will be Interred In. the family burying ground. Several years ago he" sustained a gunshot Wound which left a bad sear in his side. At Stone Mountain the physician who dressed the wound will examine the body which will settle all ouestion to Identity As to the statement of Colonel Candler I can only say that he must surely be mistaken as to the day on which he saw my brother.

I am as confident that nV the man who was killed as I am that I am now living. AGNES SCOTT INSTITUTE Seeks To Develop the Highest Type of Womanhood. The aim of the Agnes Scott Institute at Decatur. Go. la to develop the highest type of womanhood.

For the accomplishment of this end an effort is made to provide the advantages for higher education and. at the same time. to surround the student with those influence best adapted to form Christian character. The curriculum and standard are high but not higher than in the best Instltu Uons and not higher than necessary to meet the demands of the modern education of woman and to prepare her for the largest usefulness. It is sought as far as possible to make the Institute a.

Christian homo with both the freedom and restraint which characterlee such a home. Special care is taken the health of the pupils. and provision Is made for their physical development. The authorities of this school regard each pupil. as a sacred trust commended to their care and guidance to prepare for the highest destiny here and hereafter.

Catalogue and additional Information can be had by addressing Rev. F. lL Gaines President. WASN'T MOSE BENTLEYS SON Negro Lynched at Leeds Ala. Was Charlie.

Bend MOM Bentley Is Overjoyed. hose Bentley. the well known colored bart erTe luU The Constitution to sa for him that he Is glad to let his whit and colored friends in the state know that it was not his son who was lynched at. Leeds. Ala.

Charley Bend was lynched at Leeds end several newspapers printed his name e. Charley Bentley and said he was th son of Moss tJey. of Atlanta. Bentley received a letter from hi daughter in Alabama yesterday mornln In Which she contradicts the erroneous report about Charley Bentley. The fact that his son was not lynched end that he Is stve and well gives Moss Bentley much joy.

He thanks his white friends for their sympathy and wants them to know his son is all right. Colonial Army for Germany. nial force with tie troops who have lei China using this as a nucleus of a future colonial army. The Fr lslnnlge Zeltuns expresses the opinion that such an attempt would lead to a. new conflict between the government and the relchltai" ABSOLUTE SECURITY Genuine CARTERS LITTLE LIVER PIUS Must Bear Signature or Tery mall and as easy to take npa.

4mNTEDJ3N RED PAPER. FOR HEADACHE. FOR OIIIIIIEU. FOR TORPID urirlt. SEE GENUINE WRAPPER ALL SALE FOR HOTELS BREWERS ATLANTA GA.

DEALERS Astfria Extra Pale Is a beer which stand the test of scientific examination. It is absolutely pure being made from superior hops and malt after the must approved modern method. It is an in vlgoratlng tonic and a delicious beverage and costs but 135 a dozen bottles 350 of which is refunded for bottles returned. Astoria is delivered tree of charge to any part of Atlanta. Connect' with 1249 either phone and order a case for the sick mother the overworked father or the friends who enjoy a refreshing glass or the Ideal sammeY drink.

SEARCHLIGHT MAN WANTED Will Be Charged with Publishing Obscene Literature. WAS LOOKED FOR. LAST NIGHT Chief of Police Says the Case wm lit Made Today Investiga tion To Be Interesting. The police authorities decided yesterday that a weekly paper published in Atlanta called The Searchlight' Will not the kind of paper to be sold in the city. and Chief Sail made a search for the editor James W.

Hutchins. last nlllht for the purpose of placing him under arrest. but failed to find him. The case will be made this morning as soon as Editor Hutchtns is located. The attention of the chief of police was celled to certain articles to The Searchlight several days ago and he took the matter under advisement with the result that he decided to arraign the editor In the police court on the charge of publlsh- InlZ and selling obscene literature.

In one of the recent numbers of the paper there was an article about bathing In East Lake which will be a main feat- ure In the prosecution. Them have been some sharp paragraphs about members of the police force end a general collection of alleged news ml without names. Chief Ball. with Officer Gloer. made a long search for Hutchlns last night.

At 10 o'clock the chief reported that they had tailed to find the editor but that the case would be docketed this morning and the editor tried on the charge of publishing a paper that was obscene. The Investigation promises to hare some interesting features. WHEN AWAY If you want to get the papers and magazines you are used to reading just let us send them to you. You wont nave to depend on the uncertain country Dew. dealer.

then. John M. Miller Co. 89 Marietta. A TRAIN KILLS NOAH PHARR Wd on Freight Train Near Xenns- saw Brought to Atlanta and Died in Hospital.

While stealing a ride tin a freight train near Kennesaw. on the Wtern and Atlantic railroad list evening. Noah Ptiarr. a white boy IS years of are was run over and his Injuries were. serious that he died after being brought to Atlanta and taken to the Orady hospital.

rrsi mother resides B. Ten- street. He had Beett of a roving and disposition for two three had been taken In custody by the po Ice a number of times. He appeared to be a very good boy. with the exception that he would not stay at home.

He often said he warm-d to. be II. great mew nod could not do so If forced to grow up without a chsnce to see the world. Two or three times he was given work. but he would not stick to a Job for any length of time He left his home a few days ago and was not heard from until his mangled body was brought to the city last night.

He died immediately- after reaching the hospital. The train had crushed both of his legs and Injured him Internally The body was taken In charge by Undertakers Barclay and Brandon and will be burled by the boy trot hers An Excellent Combination. The pleasant method and beneficial effects of the wen known remedy. Svuur or Ftos manufactured by the OALIIOUIA Fro SYRUP Co. illustrate the value of obtaining the quid laxative principles of plants known to be medicinally laxative and presenting them in the form most ref reihin to the taste end acceptable to the system.

It la the one perfect strengthening laxative cleansing the system effectually dispelling colds. headaches and fevers gently yet promptly and enabling one to overcome habitual constipation permanently. Its perfect freedom from every objectionable quality and sub. stance and its acting on the kidneys liver and bowels. without weakening or.

Irritating them. make it the Ideal laxative. In the process of manufacturing figs are used. as. they are pleasant to the taste but the medicinal qualities of the remedy are obtained from senna and other aromatic plants by a method known to the CuIJORXIA Fro Sratir Co.

only. In order to get Its. beneficial effects and to avoid imitation please emembertho full nami of the Company printed on tho front of every package. CALIFORNIA FIG SYR UP CO. A FORTUNATE BIRTHDAY Tuesday August 6th la Accounted a Propitious Anniversary.

EQUAL RAIN AND SUNSHINE Today Is Forecasted Slightly Cooler with Rain Clouds and Probable Showers. 00000000000000000 0 0 According to the stars people are today advised to deal peculate 0 buy and push ahead before 2pm 0 The day fs a. particularly fortunate birthday anniversary. 00000000000000000 Yesterday was about an equal mixture of rein and shine. Up to 2 o'clock It was clear and fair with a medium degree of heat.

Then a. shower Inconsiderately caught the dinner crowd. This continued about halt an hour with an Intermittent clear spel before a second threatened storm about 6 SO o'clock. when gray clouds covered the. sky.

The highest temperature was 87 degrees. The lowest 71 making the mean 2 de- grees above the average which is now 77. Humidity during the day was high 74 per cent at 4 SO This section is already several Inches ahead on rainfall for the year. July also exceeded the normal. Aue urt bids far to keep up the average.

Today Is forecasted pertly cloudy and cooler. A NEGRO WOMAN DROPS DEAD Fannie Dodd Dies Suddenly on the Street Patrol Wagon Hauls Body to Undertaker. Fannie Dodd. the wife of Charlie Dodd. colored.

fell dead at the corner of Kenne- dy and Vine streets last night about o'clock while on her way home. The woman lived at 1 4 Fowler street. Her death is supposed to have been caused by heart disease The coroner was notified and he will hold an inquest this morning For some reasoa no undertakers wagon could be obtained to move the body of the woman. and the police had to furnish one of the patrol wagons. Get you a SUBURBAN Home cheap by attending FORCED Sale at Bdgewoodd today 5 p.

al. SEMI ANNUAL STATEMENT for the six months ending condition of the June JO 2401 of the Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance Company of Hartford Organized under the laws of the State of Connecticut made to the Governor of the State of Georgia. in pursuance of the laws of said state Principal office 650 Main Street. Hartford Conn. I CAPITAL.

1 Amount paid up In cash 500 OOP 00 II. ASSETS. 2 Total assets of the company. actual cash market value. T2TO09411ft III.

LIABILITIES. Total liabilities 41653099 13 IV. INCOME DURING THE FIRST SIX MONTHS OF THE YEAR 1901. 4 Total Income actually received during the tint six months In 71680985 V. EXPENDITURES DURING THE FIRST SIX MONTHS OF THE YEAR 1901.

5 Total expenditures during the first six months of the year In cash. 699227 A copy of the Act of Incorporation duly certified. le of file In. the once of the Insurance Commlrcioner STATE OF CONNECTICUT. COUNTY OF HARTFORD Personally ap peered before the undersigned L.

B. Bralnerd who being duly sworn. deposes and says that he Is the treasurer of Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection suet Insurance Con and that the foregoing statement le correct and. true. L.

B. BRAINERD. Sworn to and subscribed before me this Id day of August. 1901. J.

LINCOLN FENN. Notary Public. Name of State Agent. JOHN A. ERDUE.

Perdue Egleston. Name of Agent at Atlanta. PERDUE EOLE8TON. HE HAD MANY NEW KNIVES. Detective Arrests Negro with Knives Supposed To Be Stolen Eli Brother Has Pistols.

Detective Joe Green caught a negro yesterday afternoon with a large lot of new pocket knives and cigarettes In his possession. The negro gave his name at Henry Kenny. It is said his brother is near Atlanta trying to sell II. lot of new pistols. He has been heard from at times on the Central railroad.

The detects believes the knives and pistols were stolen and came from a store that was burglarted Kenny will be held until the knives can be Identified by some one. B6e OCEAN WAY TO NEW YORK AND BOSTON AKDTHE PAN OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY LOW RATES Strmuom soma 50 Hours of Ocean' Breeze full Uformitiam from Ticket Agent. or a BREWER. Ots TPASaeass EEMt ANNUAL STATEMENT for th months ending June 30. 1901.

of the con- i dltlon of the Liverpool sod tendon and Glob Fire In ur BC Company. of New York. pr ruilt under th laws of UM state of New York to the wm of th state of orgla. in pursuance of- the laws of sold pSnclpml office. 45 William ttrwt.

New York CU r- I CAPITAL. whole amount of capital stock. 200 OOO 00 Amount paid up to tub. 200000 00. n.

ASSETS. i Total of the company. c- i lust cuh market al 1159029 69 nt LIABILITIES. AU liabilities SI 01 252 00' Joint toc capital ctnallr up in cub i ZOO 000 00 Surplus beyond blUtIe 7777 98 Total llsbimtes 1359029 99 IV. INCOME DURING THB" FIRST SIX' MONTHS or THE TEAR I Ml.

Total Income actually' received during th six months In cub. S69 S3S 28 V. KXPENDtTCRBS CURING THn KRffP Six MONTHS Or THIS TEAR 1804. TtjUI expenditure rt tk 4 Ec months of the year In C4S SS8IS2 92 A copy of the aot Incorporation duly ear. tltsd of ti.

la the office of the Inmraue eommiastonr STATE OJ' NEW YORK. cowry OF NEW' YORE appeared before th uder. klCMd. Hoary W. Eaton.

who. being duly. worn depose and says that he to the pretty ent of the tfmjwol sad Leodon nd Glob Insurance Company of New Turk and that UM foregoing itauiMiit comet and true. HT. w.

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