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THB tJONSTITimOH ATTAWPAt QA MOKl ATKEBBirABY 4 1901 1 g- I BUIS. W. CRANKSH JEWELER. Sfnce first of the year I-have receiving new goods and adding to my stock con tazitiy. I am showing all the new.

up-to-date things for the approaching Spring business. Diamonds Jewelry. rr Cut Glass and Special Art Pieces Of this Seasons Design. CHARLES W. CRANKSHAW JEWELER.

22 Whitehall Cor. Alatama St 0 PIUM Mt Oond nrltutar- lorn la 4r Bomdnd ntnmcm. nwultr Book on Bom TrMtmmt MB 7KU. Addnn B. M.

WQOUEY M. D. Atlanta Osj. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. CHINA PAINTING TAUOHT AT Yon can paint your.

own wedding anti Christmas prvaents White China and Art Materials. OH Whitehall street. Correspondence InvlUd. The OoapUt BuIftIOoars fo Gout Actual Bvstsess from stir to finish. Most thorough ntl A rr tj.

W. ft- HOTEL NORMANDIE. Broadway and 38th St. New York City. Absolutely fireproof European Plan.

Located in the amusement district the liveliest and most interesting part at the city. CRAB. A. ATKINS CO. EYE CANNEL Have you ever used this justly celebrated Coal It has no equal as a grate Coal.

Once used always used. It makes the hottest possible fire with the least smoke and ashes. We are the exclusive agents. RANDALL BROS. NOTICE OF WATER BOND ELECTION.

Atlanta. GL. ZanlUY 29. 1901 Notice Is JlerebT given to the qualified voters ot the city of Atlanta" that the mayor nd generti council of said city have called an election to held et the tcvrral voting precinct. in till city of Atlanta within the legal hours for holfthg elections on TV 20th day of March.

1901. to determine whether the qua tiled voters of the ty of Atlanta will aunt by the requisite two malorl to the blue of 200 000 of boot. of the city vf Atlanta to be sold for not less than jar and tlia roceedi thereof applied only to the rx tenlion and bettor equipment of the water. work. tem of the city of Atlanta.

The bond pruputd to be Issued are two hundred bond. of Aid city of Atlanta or the denomination of SI 000 each to run thirty years. and Lear cat at the rate of 34 Per centum annum. The principal and Interest or Mid bonds to be payable In gold coin of the United Statu of America. or the urecent tandUd of weight and fineness tn no part of the prtn clpal of said bonds to be paid before maturity and the interest to be raid Krai annually to the event said bonds are mooed.

annual tax win be levied beginning with he year 1901. and continuing through the year 1930 sufficient In amount to pay S7 OOO per nnum Of Interest on said bonds and 6 667 per an- ram. on account of the principal of said bonds the amount. so raised on account of the principal of said bonds to be put In the sinking fun. of said city.

and kept by the sinking fund cum. tafscion and applied at the maturity of the bon Is to their payment. Notice Is also given. that the ax collector of Fulton county as registrar of oters for election. ordered by the mayor and general council of the city of Atlanta.

lull opened book of registration for the purpose of registering the Qualified voters of the city under th or Mnances thereof and that i acid registrar will keep said book. of registration open dally Sundays excepted until within ton da a of the i of saia election at his rice in the annex of the courthtuar on East Hunter treet between South Fryer street and Central avenue. tn the city of At Ian a and inl thoxc voters whose names app ar upon ud registration book as qualified to vote the city elections for the present year 811.1 he permitted to vote to sail water bond election. Tie voter. la- Torlcg tn propowd ISBI of borate shall have written or printed on their UP ets the words Pot th of S20O OOO of bond tor tile xtertlon and better equipment of the water- orX vat thi- opposing the ssue cf honds hall have written or printed on their tickets tile wordl Aplnl the Issue of 20000 of ds or the exentlun and better Vqulp- ttent at the waterworks Tile tlon chat be conducted under th tame rul.

and ego tattoos governing th election or mayor a der nez2 and councilmen. loll notice II given la pursuance of an ordinance calling natd election approved. the ZSttt day of January. 1901. UIM8 Mayor City of Atlanta.

3. CAMPBELL. Clerk of Council of the City of Atlanta. I 3 20 ESTABLISHED IN 1357. PETER LYNCH I At 99 Whitehall St.

Dealer In foreign and domestic wine 1 liquors tobaccos and all such goods at 1 belong wJth a first class liquor store- in fact. It Is caned by a large number of ray customers headquarters for fine and pure wines and lIQuors for medicinal pur. poses. Peter Lynch is also running- No W. Mitchell street as his great variety tore and I duty getting more and more es tablished as each.

He has Just received a fresh lot or turnip lIeeds also on hand fruit Jars such as Masons metal top. Masons Improved glass top and and Woodbury pints quarts and half gallons. 100 empty spirit and wine barrels halt barrels and kegs. Terms cash. Ink Used on This Paper Made by the STANDARD Printing Ink Co.

0. Moiphtue and htskey hab it treated without pats or confinement Cure ruarao- trrdornopaT ii. VEAL. Un IT Ltthia Springs Sanitarium Box Amstell. Oa.

BIG OPEN' THIS EVENING Preparations Complete for Tisufleth CentuJ' Bum MANY DISPLAYS SECURED Auspices of the Daughters of th American EaroluBon. MRS. MCXSO DESERVES GREAT CREDIT Society Is Taking eea interest us Dig Affair Merchant Hare Contributed idjeraJly. The twentieth century feaaaar open. tonight at 7 o'clock la the Konts building and has assumed' proportions that Indicate the success the energetic women In charge have made of It.

The tour chapters of the Daughters of the American Revolution are giving the In order to obtain funds to do their part toward erecting the continental hall in Washington and toward building the Oglethorpe monument' In Savannah. Ca. The bazaar Is a commercial enterprise consisting of a series of- exhibits being made by the various business corporations In the city every wen-known firm having In some way signified their Inter- est by a display of some kind. The bankers the bakers the candle. stick makers the grocers the fertlUz.

ers. the druggists. the merchants ths confectioners the book dealers the patent medicine agents the steel manufac- tures hardware dealers insurance pea. pie. artists cabinet makers.

plumbers. wall paper manufacturers all have united their wares and interests in an exhibit at the bazaar. which presents to day a world or varied Interests. The concert tonight wm be a brilliant one and there will be many other feat- ures of bright entertainment. Mrs.

William Dickson. general manager deserves a great deal of. credit for the able manner in which she has brought together In one concentrated exhibit so many branches or commerce. and with the committees of energetic women cooperating with' her the bazaar Is assured a great success. ADDRESS BY MR.

WILLIAMS International Railroad Secretary Spoke Yesterday at the 7. N. A. H. Williams or Richmond Va.

In ternatlonal railroad secretary for the southern field Young Men's Christian Association remained ire the city yesterday for the purpose of delivering an address to men In the association rooms here. the other members of the International committee having left for their homes on Saturday. An unusnuily large congregation of me greeted Mr. Williams. considering the Inclemency bi the weather Mr.

WI- lams spoke on the Bible story of the rich young man who asked What shall I. do to be saved and drew some Interesting lessons from his text. The address was one of the most Interesting and enjoyable the members and friends of the association have had the pleasure of listening to In some time. General Secretary R. Morse.

of the International committee said Just before leaving that the annual dinner held at the Kimball house Friday night was one of the most successful and best conducted dinners of the kind ever given. even In New York city. He and the other members of the committee were well pleased with the reception with which they met In Atlanta. The members of the Young Men Chris- tian Association here are all looking forward now to their annual state convention to be held In Athens this week. Feb- ruary 7th to 10th.

A special car has been secured for thE Atlanta delegates to leave here on the morning of February ith and It Is said forty or fifty delegates will go from this city. Has a Bit of Paul Jones' Flag. Denver Republican A tiny fragment of the very flag which flew over the Bon Homme Richard when Paul Jones engaged the British frigate Serapls and won the victory which heads the list of the triumphs of the American navy. the first Sag of the American nation to be flown at tile mast-head of an American vessel and the first to be saluted by any foreign power. Is In the possession of Ralph Voorhees of this city.

It Is only a few yellowed raveling. or bunting. once white. and a tiny square of the red. now almost brown with age and salt water but It is accompanied by documentary evidence which makes tile relic one of priceless value.

The original flag Is now In the Smithsonian Institute In Washington where It was sent by President McKinley after Its presentation to the nation by Mrs. Samuel Bayard Stafford to whom It had descended by In herttance. The flag was made by Misses Mary and Sarah Austin. In Philadelphia. under the upervlston of General Washington and Captain John Brown.

At that time Georgia had not joined the federation of colonies and the flag was made with twelve stars. It was presented to. Paul Jones. who put it at the mast head of a small boat and sailed up and down the buy kill rivet' show PhUadelphlaps what the ensign of his nation looked like. Then he put it on the Bon Homme Richard.

and put to. sea. He soon fell In with and captured the British ship Kitty. and on her found several American prisoners Including James Bayarti Stafford. a youruq man or education who.

Joined the forces of Jones and became the lieutenant on the Bon Homme Richard In the battle With the Serapls the flag was flying at. the mast head and was shot away. Lieu. tenant Stafford leaped overboard and recovered the ensign. which was nailed to the mast.

When' the ship was sink- lng the mg was pulled down and taken to. the Alliance. After the war the flag with other relics. duly- attested by the secTetar' of the navy. was presented to Lieutenant Stafford for his part In- the war.

The relic was preserved by Lieutenant Stafford and went to. his daughter. Miss Sarah Smith Stafford. upon the death of her mother In 1881. She willed It to.

her brother. Samuel Bayard Stafford. and It was his widow who gave It back to. the nation. Before giving it to the.

president Mrs. Stafford carefully stitched th flag to a backing of silk and In this work trimmed off a few of the tatters One of these fragments was given directly to Mr. Voorheos In. exchange for a similar fragment of the Sag which the First Colorado Volunteers carried with much honor In the Philippine campaign. LUMBER Get our prices.

We carry a large stock of alll kinds of Building Material. They tell the tale. SOUTH GEORGIA LUMBER CO. osrrro Ttonassz. 62WHUKTEK rcor MADISON AVE.

Lr DEADiNGINEERTO BE BDRJED TODAY Body of Charles L. lackzon Brandt frflmGraysillIe to Atlanta HE. WAS KILLED IN COLLISION Bodies of JHen Killed in lox Car Are Taken to Chattanooga ROWACCIOET IS SAID TO HAVE HAPPENED Fireman Nichols Who Was Seriously Injured Taken to Chattanooga Hl Rome. The body or Enginer Charles I Jackson was. brought to Atlanta from Urtyaville yesterday morning at 11 SO o'clock and was taken In charge by Undertakers Barclay Brandon.

The funeral will occur this afternoon at 3 o'clock from the residence lot Fowler street. and the Interment will be at Hollywood. As was stated In yesterdays Constitution Engineer Jackson met his death in a rear-end collision at Oraysvllle on the Western and Atlantic railroad Saturday afternoon at 6 60 o'clock He was on the second engine of it header second section and his train ran in the first section which had stopped at water tank 130 miles from Atlanta. Jackson. Touchstone.

it trainman. and Ament were killed outright. Fireman Nichols who. woe in the engine with Jackson was badly injured. The.

other engineer and fireman were only slightlY bruised. The men killed in the box ear were Touchstone and Ament. who lived in Chattanooga. Touchstone worked for the railroad and tarot la said to have been traveling for a baking powder' company. Their bodies were taken to Chattanooga.

Fireman Nichols whose home' Is lit- Chattanooga was also taken to that city. Jackson body was brought here as quickly as possible upon the request or his relatives. The wrecked cars were removed yesterday and travel was resumed with but lit tle interruption. Just who was to blame for the accident the railroad authorities do not thy as they have not made a full official Investigation or the affair. It is said that the conductor of the first section failed to signal the second section when his train stopped at the tank and that the second section did not know the first section was so near by.

It Is also said that the all' brakes en the seccnd section failed to respond promptly. The collision was a terrific one for the two engines of the second section ploughed through the caboose and several cars or the first section setting fire to the caboose The accident will be fully Investigated by the. officials of the Toad. The following special from Chattanooga tells of the fatal results of the wreck. Chattanooga.

Tenn. February 3. Spe cial The freight wreck on the Western and Atlantic railroad last night et Grayzviile Ga. was nee serious than was first reported. Owing to the tact that telegraph wires were torn down by the accident and no trains having arrived from GraysvUle until this morning details could not be secured last night.

The accident was caused by the second section of a double header freight running- tutu the first section while the latter was taking water. Englner Charles Jackson of Atlanta- on the second engine of the second sec. Uon was killed. AlOZiZO Touchstone. a switchman and not a.

tramp. as was at first reported. and his brother in law. Ar. thur Ament both of this city.

who had been hunting arid were returning on the' freight were both killed. and tames Ntch- olson. fireman or the first engine on the second section. of Atlanta had both legs broken. and was otherwise injured so that he will die.

Touchstone was a prominent man In railroad and labor circles. The wreck was cleared away so that the first train came over the road this morn- more or less cover. Sunday morning at MO clock the cries ofTrnan in distress were heard near the polUe barracks and Captain Thompson and Officers Rowan and Doyle began to look for the person who kept amt at short interval. Time and again the dismal piercing cries were heard and it tdok the officers ten' or fifteen minutes to ascertain from whence they came. A white man was found under a front porch of a negro house on Butler street near the railroad and he was stru ang to get out of the place by swimming He had gone under the torch to sleep off a drunk' and durtn the night the heavy rain filled the place with water and when he awoke he thought he wa In a river or lake and he was doing his utmost to swim out.

In his efforts to. beat back the water he had cut his face head and hands and was bleeding profusely when found by 1 The Ollceen. still drunk and coulc scarcely walk to the police barracks. He saw his name was Thad nlth and that he was a painter by trade. He had re cently come to Atlanta.

Officer Rowan describes the affair as one- of the toast ludicrous that ever hap. Bemuinded mat of Old Time General Joe Wheeler. islands. waa capture0 been taken by our troops they to such Urge Yorce that It was necessary to call out all the' troops and the re- serveVto defend the town. The railroad runs through Angeles.

anti our troops. who were being deployed through the fields were obliged to cross theraU- road embankment. As they. crossed toe embankment they ran In a tooplng pos tore and many ducked from the bullets. General Wheeler had ridden his horse out along the railroad and had halted where the troops were crossing and.

sat there watching the Insurgents through his glasses. As the troops crossed. crouching and ducking. General Wheeler called to them. There's no use ducking.

men. When they sing' they're past you. Straighten Up. straighten up Title- great It reminds of 81 and 62. New York Tribune.

TIO QUESTIONS TO BE CONSIDERED 3 ssl llll lSlllSlS lSS SSIa Commutes of Cointy Commissioners Hold Important Session. TO MEET FIRST OfcTHE WEEK Apportion Court Booms end Act OIL Proposed Paring. QUIET WANTED ABOUT COURTHOUSE New Pavement Will BSCOtnlfllfl deit If City Win Bear Half of i the- Expense. A. meeting the commute on public buildings of the board of county commissioners will be called before the regular meeting of the- board on- Wednesday.

for the purpose of taking action on the question of' apportiorring the court rooms la tha new courthouse annex and also in reference to the recommendation of the bar committee and the Judges that an asphalt or some other smooth pavement be constructed about the courthouse. These matters were referred to the committee at the last meeting of the board. and it is the desire of the members to have their recommendations ready for the meeting Wednesday. It is likely that the bar committee will appear before the board committee and urge certain steps In reference to. the.

apportioning of the courtrooms AS they were invited to do so by the board. The Indications are that an effort will be made to secure for Judge Lumpkin the court room on the first floor of the annex. It la stated that the members of the bar favor this plan and if is adopted this will likely mean that Judge Candler will be given the room In the old courthouse at present occupied by Judge Lumpkln Judges Reid and Calhoun who preside over the two divisions of the city court will also be given courtrooms in the annex there. being lone on each of the up- per floors. The selection of the rooms he left to the two Judges" The supplanting by some smooth pavement of the belglan blocks on Hunter street between fryer street and Central avenue and.

on Prytar between Hunter and Mitchell streets Is being strongly urged members of the bar and the judges and the indications are that. the committee wm report favorably. If the City will agree to bear one-halt of the expense. This appears to be the senU- meat of the CMmnttteemen. but It the city should refuse to assist the plan wm probably fall.

It the proposed change of pavement la acted upon favorably. It Is probable that an asphalt pavement will be recommended. A wooden block pavement has been suggested but there to opposition to such a pavement as It la stated that unless it- Is treated with asphalt the blocks absorb the water. and filth of the street and the pavement' becomes unhealthy. A vitrified Wick pavement has also been suggested and this pavement would In all probability be accepted should the committee not agree upon asphalt.

It la estimated that art asphalt pavement on the two blocks in qifeatitin would cost about 8000. while a vitrified brick- pavement would cost about two-thirds of that amount. The committee may recommend that a proposition be made to. the city. In reference to the pavement question.

The committee on public buildings la cm. posed of Commissioner Forrest- Adair chairman. and Commissioners E. B. Ros- ser and Clifford L.

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box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by all druggist Tersenese and Fullness Are characteristic of the orld Almanac. pSV ar nVSK Sffl oVi 0 KM cents. Sold in Atlanta by 31.

MU- lc- Co. 89 Marietta street. AWOKE IN POOL OF WATER AND TRIED TO SWIM OUT penal In connection with police work in the city. Smith drank very heavily Saturday night and teellrtg' overcome with the ef teats of whisky and wishing to escape the police. he crawled under a small negro house which fronts on an alley close to the Butler street culvert.

lie was soon sound asleep in a low place under the porch. Then the hard rain came down and the water ran front the railroad bank ano made a pool under the porch. Smith- was awakened about o'clock and Jbeinjt ttlU contused front the rquor and not rernem- boring when he drawled under the house he did not know' where he was and believed he was in a lake or creek of some kind. He thought. he had to swim out.

and as he scuffled in the mud and water he bruised his hands and face until- the water was dyed red with bloom The rain was beating In' his face. and thinking that hp would lie there sad drown In ta water he began to scream. His cries are saId to have been blood curdling. and all whs heard them believed murder was being committed. Smith was locked up on the charge of being drunk and lie will be given an op portunity this' morning of explaining his strange experience when he thought It was a case of drown or swim Grady.

Beside the BY BLANCHE TBKNNOR HEATH. I used to hurry rough the lane at nljht Knowing she would be there. Another step would give her to my sight In the soft sunset air. Somewhere among green leaves drowsily A bird called to Its mate I knew. beneath the blossoming linden trees.

What tender traltinc Pt watch for me Beside th gate But now the- bird has left the lea The stubble. field are bare I do not hairy through tfi lane for now I know sh Is not there. Oh sunset gold now dark and desolate That used to light her yest Beyond those far- ff heavIes. doth ah stilt welt With tender watck for me. Inside- the gau Ot ParadlMr FLORENCE Vtt8At0Rz.

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28 Orange at. modern room house comparatively new 27 SO NO. 12 Windsor et modern room house. S2S 00 NO. 178 Mangom at 7 rooms' H5 49 NO.

71 Smith st. room cottage. water. gas and bath 1310. A.

F. LIEBMAN 28 Peachtree Street. HENRY. L. WILSON Seal Estate 10 Alabama.

St. Two handsome cottages on west side of Cooper street near Whitehall. 8 and 7 rooms. 2650 or room' cottage on Simpson street. near Peachtree lot Ililts.

4250 for nice clean pretty cottage of room. on corner lot 60x200 on Gordon street 800 for a valuable vacant lot on west side of Pulliam street. 45Hzl50 to alley. 3000 for elevated home on East Pine street. 7 rooms.

lot 0x201 overlooks the city. 20000 for splendid Marietta street prop. arty near postomee. Big brick house always rents. Lot bulb.

Here la your chance. Want to exchange some word dlv property for farm of from 400 to 600 acres within twenty miles of Atlanta not too tar from railroad. Want improvements on farm. J. C.

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PRATT LABORATORY. HannfaoturlnyChBinlstSt ATLANTA GA The coming of H. A. DuSoucheta farce The Man from Mexico at the Grand tonight and Tuesday should be a welcome one bringing as It does George C. Boniface Jr.

Adeline Mann and Others. Boniface Is Benjamltf Pltzhew the man who finds It pleasanter to tell his wife fairy stories about a trip to. Mexico than to confess the ghastly truth that he had to serve a term In prison on account of a farclal combination of naughtiness. Mrs. Fitxhew came to prison to distribute flowers among the poor dear convicts but the danger passes for the time.

Later. when the picturesque Fitzhew re turns in a Mexican costume and fully equipped as he believes with plausible llestne climax comes. Mrs. Fluhew Is a bit too clever and the husbands a friend Majors. Is too enthusiastic In the excos.

vlcts behalf. However. confession la quickly followed by forgiveness and nobody I. allowed to have a really bad quarter of an hour in the play. A matinee will be given Tuesday.

Tonight the Lyceum theater will begin the fourth week of polite vaudeville and. judging urn the past weeks. immense business this week promises. to be a record breaker. As the.

bill selected is one of unusual strength presenting- such wen known performers as Gus Williams the eminent German comedian. who' promises to keep the audience In' the best of humor wlta his good stories popular songs and clever recitations Corlnne. the clever young prima donna. and everywhere a favorite. will also be on the programme.

Low Wells the musical comedian who has been a prime favorite in the larger cities will try his skill on various musical Instruments. Herbert and Hall wm do. their operatic travesty act which Is said to be very laughable. New views on the Bio graph" will be seen and one- of unusual Interest will be the Meadowbrook Hunt Club In full chase. The advance sale seats has been large.

and Is more than likely that all or the tickets will be sold before tontghts performance. The famous Bostonians will give three of their best operas Wednesday and Thursday nights and Thursday. matinee at the Grand. They will be presented In the following order. Wednesday night The Viceroy Thursday matinee.

The Serenade. Thursday night. Robin Hood. Among the prominent figures of" the lyric stage the. beautiful young soprano.

Hilda Clark. prima donna of the Bostonians. easily takes first rank aa a strikingly handsome creature. Miss Clark la a blonde with a Grecian profile and features that are familiar to. nearly every music lover.

for the numerous photographs or her In magazines and news-- TXTJI are rolled by collectors. MLs Clark Is a western girl born in Leavenworth ymitait and received her earlier musical education lit ttoston. After three years' abroad she returned to this. county- and her debut on the lyric was made in the per rtncei Bonnie. She then appeared for a reason with toe huktqauua UflL ut uui upua Highwayman and now returns tothl company fresh train triumphs abroad.

2Uu Clar- has a brilliant soprano voice of' lyric- Quality and. her range extends to In alt. She will appear here as Yvonna the dancer in The Serenade. The best colored shpw on the road. Is the verdict or everybody who has seen Cole and Johnson In their time musical farce comedy A Trip to Coon Town.

This will be the attraction to night. Tuesday and Wednesday nights and Wednesday matinee at the Columbia theater. The St. Louts Star reviews the performance In the following way A Trip to toCoontown' was the attrac hon that began a weeks engagement yesterday. A company composed entirely of negroes furnishes two.

and a half hours or genuine fun. The show on th line of that which was at the Grand recently. headed by Wlllams and Walker only this Is better. The singing dancing and specialties are Up-top Bob Cole and' Billy Johnson head the company. Cole- Is seen in typical role of a hobo while his partner is a bunko man.

titss May- Irwin is meeting with enormous success in Hedge Smith Attor. ney. her new play which was such a hit during her j. York engagement. Her tour Just now Is proving to.

be a red- letter one for this popular actress. A search or her box office statements this season reveals the fact that she is enjoying the blreest profits that have marked her notably successful career. She will be seen here at the Grand and It is safe to say to e. house packed to the doors during the engagement which wm occur Friday and Saturday nights with it matinee Saturday afternoon. The management of me Columbia theater ha booked for next Ftday and.

Saturday the rural comedy A Jay front laysviule with its qualnfrNew England people and wholesome comedy These rural comedies are always popular and generally draw large audiences. A brass band and complete orchestra will be special attractive features. A Litter on Imperial Paper. Baltimore American- It is not' often that an American citizen has the op- portunlty to conduct hrs correspondence on stationary which is supposed to be sacred to the use of royalty. and particu lady of such very exclusive royalty as the emperor and empress dowager of China.

William F. Wheatley. who Is secretary of the chamber of commerce. has. however.

received a letter onsjust such stationery from his son. William F. Wheatley Jr. who is a member of the Sixth cavalry now in Pekln. In shape the missive when It- reached Mr.

Wheatley. was not different from' that. which- an ordinary business- letter often assumes. The. envelope is about eight- Inches long and three and a.

half or four Inches broad. and It Is yellow. Just many business envelopes. are. But there.

the resemblance ceases. for this envelope la of the softest- flowered- silk add- the yellow is the color sacred to royalty. It has three stamps in the upper right hand corner. two. of.

them being Chinese and one. a plain. American center. and la that shape It had come all the way' from distant Pekln. having doubtless caused astonishment In the' breasts of many postal clerks.

The letter consists or a long sheet of red paper the lucky color folded In' box pleats at it were to fit into the envelope. The two- outside folds are covered with the yellow silk and behind the whole is a length of yellow paper. In- the letter which was dated October 24th. Mr. paper I am writing you on and the- envelope Inclosing it are the imperial tationery ed the empress dqwager.

and the' emperor they Issue a summons to a court dinner etc. It was looted from the imperial palace. sad I send it to ou as a souvenir of the taking of JACKSON The Mends of Mr. and Un CfcarlesS Jackson and family Mr. and Mrs.

W. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. W. A.

Payne are requested to attend the funeral of the former- this Monday Afternoon at 3 o'clock. Pallbearers' C. W. Fischer. W.

W. McClaln. Charles E. Adams. W.

A. Woolbrlght. Thomas E. LentEn sad W. T.

Hyer. Interment at Hollywood. Special cars at. Luckla and Alexander streets at i p. ni.

Atlanta Division No 207 Brotherhood of- Locomotive Engineers be at your' hatt earner Marietta end Alexander streets at 2 o'clock sharp today to attend. MA- eral of Brother Charles. L. Jackson Members of No. OH respectfully Invited.

CHAS. E. A. E. W.

W. HARRIS. C. E. Washington.

February S. Forecast foi Monday and Tuesday North- Caroling South Carolina and Georgia Fair Monday with colder in western poejiena. Tuesday fair. with colder In tern portions Irish to brisk westerly winds Virginia Fair in western clearing In eastern portion Monday with colder in southeast portion. Tuesday fair and colder brisk to high westerly winds.

ADVERTISED LIST. List of letters remaining In the Atlanta Ga. postofnce for the eek ending February 2. 1901. Persons calling will please say advertised and give date.

One cent must be paid on each letter. Woman List. A Clifford Andrews Carlo Arthur Mrs Armtstcad. Katherine Askaa. Miss Allison Lula Anderson.

Miss Argletree B' Berry. Anties Banks. Mrs faugh Mrs Hernia Butler. Fannie Barnes ila Butler. Henrlett Duefort.

Sirs- Clifford Brice Mary Bowers. Maud Barren Mattie Bowers. Mrs Carr Mrs Alice Crab 2 Addle Chapman Mrs Carrol. Callie Chapman Bette Clay ilrs Alice Crabb. Miss Ease Camp.

11 Old Wheat. Miss Hattie Clark. Gertrude Coleman. Mrs Lenora Cotient Clara Ga Miss i Copeland. 42 Ells at Matilda Cash.

ffl Johnson aYe Sarah Collns I Mrs Alice Dowdal. Mrs Georgia Devin. Llzle Davis. Mrs 71 O' Damford. Br Down.

Miss Edls 2 Mrs Ida Evans. Mattie Edwards. Nora Friend. Mrs Glass Birdie Com. Mrs Gordon I Gilbert.

Mrs Gutorld Mrs Sarah Graham Mrs Guerry Mrs Haralsxm Gaoe Hulln Laura Harrison. Mrs Homes May' limes cal Mary Holway. Mrs chumbla Jennard Mrs Bliss Jackson. Mrs Henry- Jackson Laura Jones Martha Jackson. Mrs Pearl Jones Susie Jackson.

Ylney Jones. Lorzly Kely. Adle Leek Estele Latin. Mary Lucas Mrs Lee Addle Martin. Cora Milieu 2 Bethel McElroy Fannie Merlweather Florence- Mitchell.

Mrs Coo Mullen Mhs A Marshall. Lilla Miller. Mr Jane Maddox- MlM Louie Moyes Mrs Motile McCromie Miss Brig Maulker Mrs Mamie Motto Mrs Root A. Morris. Mrs Sarah lloestey Samuel McCary Airs Tithe McWillom Rose Nelms Bethel Nichols.

Mrs Emma Newton. Mrs Nichols. Lulla Nobly. Mrs Sos Owens. Minnie Partee.

Lizzie Phillips Mrs. Bessie Price. Clara Power Annas Pratt Ester Prathere Mrs Fannie Patter Mrs Georgia Patterson Mary Pain. Mrs Annie Robinson col Amr RYde. Mrs Ada.

Reed Etna Richtand. Itchy Ramsey. Georgia- Ramsey lrs Handy Robtn oa call. Mrs A Reese. Mrs Maggie Reed Mrs Maetllda Rayon.

Stella Reed. Ml a' Reynolds Mrs Thomas Ryans Allies Stttttlt Mrs Anle Btvles. Mrs Anna Suton Mrs Smith. Annie Snell Mrs A Smith. Mrs Shaw.

Mrs Dora Strlclan Llzle Smith Mrs Lilla Smith. Uile Sherwood. Nosy. Sendser. Mrs May Simon Mrs I Simpson.

Mrs Sadie Stephens. Stub Smyth. Sallie Scott. Alice Talbert. Inzora Trice Mrs Hattie Tithes Mrs II Taylor.

Mrs Matgrett Thompson. Mrs' Mamie Thomton ilrs Nancy Taylor. Leila Williams. Anna Wallace Chanty XV llson Mrs Chanty Wilkins As- trsulla. Ware Lizzie White.

Mrs Jane White Mrs Lola Ward Mrs IV "Williams Minnie Walker. Mrs Mlnle Hams. Mrs Mollle Wing Mrs Mlnnerva WashIngton Matilda Men's List A Charles Alston. Charles Alison O. Alexander.

John Alexander. John- Arnold Allen Mlllon Alskey Dr BeggOr col Charles A Brumer. Columbus Brown. Blanton. Burkhalter Frank' Ben on.

Eugene Barrett. Eugene Brennan. Dr F- Bell. Henry Berry. George Butler Byrd Bruffey.

Henry Beck. Beck. ill Butcl. Jo. i-i Bouchard.

Prince Bolton. Bolling Brown. Bayless 2 Thus Brady. I. Eurkett Mr and Mrs Wm Booker.

Dr A Chambers. Cooper Caraker IV Calfiaday. 1 Clark. John dowers 1 Costele 6. Co Jas Cooghlin Jo.

Croliier Leander CaOan RliA Clark. Colyer Mr and Mrs Wm Do Van Gotten Day. Dean Edgar Burrett George Duncan. los Dupree. Rev I Davis.

Denck. Dr Dawson. Wyatt Drake Felloe Henry Forte Fried Franklin Web Freeman Flannasan A Grace. Gleason. Dr F- Graham Ed Ge hen 3 Outhied I I Gore.

John Gifford. Samuel Gilbert. Gorby. Tommle Green. Grlfltn.

Alex Hill Andrew Hans Gee Hytower. A' Hill. Chart Henteon. Howell 2 itufert. Prod Hatrlson Mtt.

let Harper. Emogene Ilardin. Fred Harris. Hill. Hannon Herman Jolla Hamilton 7 A Hopkins Monroe Howard.

Samuel F. nns. Wm HutchinS. Howell 21 lillilard. I 1.

Ingram-Alf Jones. A Tetson. Ebenezer John- son. Jones George Ome Johnson. Jackson.

John Johnson. Terden Johnson Rowland. James. Seldon Jones 2 Roe John on Wm KJmpei Tenings Dr Zilmer ChatUe liopkes Frank Korskell 1 Key. Randolph Kidwell Mr Lewnet Mr Lewis.

Jas tat- ferty lord Latenet. George Lancot Locker. Robert LJyants Sam Lawrence. M-C A Mclntlre. McConnel lb McWllllams VV alter McIntosh.

l-j Mc- Fastin. A' Margran. Andrew Marshal. Marshal. George Meilln.

Matthes- son. Dr lan. Kinchen Martin. Holmes Mason. Mr Robt Mooney.

Wm Moran. Win Martin Ambrose NewelV Ceale Neal Milt Neat Shidd POsten. Obryant- Pharr Gerge Pratt. Hoary Pryor. Potce.

Isaac Prtsam. RH Patterson. Willie Peters. Walter Penn. Royal.

Albert Ross. Row A Rowland. Frank Richardson Boris Ragon. 11 Redmon Jay. Jtelmr col Zack- Richardson.

John Robinson. Mr and- Mrs Marsh Ragsdale I Reece. Bus- 8 lRev Mr Smith. Dr 3 Smith Dr I Smith. Ollet Smith.

Robert Smith. A Sbugan. Ben Spradltng Sanford. Stewart. Frank Singleton.

Ar. thur Reid. Ed Singleton Shlflet. Seveat. Johnnie Shells.

John Sraedler. Uoler Sholer Mel Sanden. Steiner. Steven. 8t lU Sara Smaller.

Seager Sanford. Saw Taylor. TTeagle Ed Thom. as. Many Tomklns A Tery.

It Tousley. Tout Thomas. While Mallon. ii- Wiliams Waltay Wlf. cn Prank Wanrack.

Dr wiillams 1 Wager. 7 Williams. Jag XV Wood ruff las Worrell I Wtekars. Rev A Woods. Lands Williams Power Walk.

er. Wages. Easer Walker Timothy Wallace 2 Y-J A Right Zellay Miscellaneous List. Atlanta Wagon Co Atlanta Cider Works. Atkinson Care.

American Fruit Growers. Jrnl. Atla Spectacle Co. American Pub Co Atlanta Museum. Atla Starch Co Bern Chemical Burdell Cooper.

Boil- 5' Graham Ungham Haynes Educational Pub Co. Gate. City Dye Works. Honnotie Co. Madden Hardington.

Morgan A Herrlck. Merchants Debit. Exchange. Omsett Co. Rheumatic Ito.

pital. Sampler- Lumber Co. So Optical Co Sprat A Thompson. Williams Lumber Co To Insure prompt delivery havw your mail addressed to street and number I. g9fB jfJY 9lt Y411 01" 1 stw.

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the or- day eleetl nat t. Atlanta. wh appear sold ell y. r. II rI the propoto le 118 tha tssue 1200000 bo 1tork" IIcket.

IId. th equtp the the ele tlon ader en 1 6tb. 1.31- 2 f. PETERl 1 go first-clan at re poa Ly eb I a li aj Id ctl 100. I I CINCINNATI OPIUM.

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1 DES YES6REAl I teen AU tXn ub ran ks nlc 7 theXonts ofthe Du eri Rev luUon the at the tt1 ns dlspl th cleaiers plumb ra to. nner many' ener tlc women Yeste ay C. HO. in- tlDnal fi ld Chrlst an Int rnsuonal address ha. ve C.

Men's theBrltlsh i i nV he otl hl' 1t 8sesslon. I I I ft ie th presen otlon Ba Iud In- US1 Washlng Qn Ge lr- na 1 ut mast-head to lookedl1ke. mast-head. a nIlYywas Ir i ve of th1 tc rk 0 ca plrn jBlD BNGINBBR TQ BEn RiBD QDAY otQarJes LlcksoDrelh film Gratnllle Io1I anta. KILLED Of CuAn UIDTD VhO.w.

1 to. bo L. charn o' 1ock teJ nce nd 1 Hol1W1 kL as Well tern 5:50 waa first sec Jn a A ment a en1new1th ther I be n' Ja ksons lit- auth rttles fullotrlclal atr r. to' the not Jac James.Nlch- die mn rard lces weck cleed tt fst tsJn mor- ig arving here at I OcDCk Both en- gn of the second' secton tota weck Pour of th teraimen were severey lnured but wi re ove Sday 3 o'clock of a matt berd polce Ofcers Dyle or ket Icreamlng Interal. af1 dill mal plercnK heard 1 ok ofcers 4en as ertai fro tbeycame.

whie man found uder a' prch nego hous Buter stret rairoad wa stclng swimmlnr. uer Drch Dfa durn nght heaV tled placewth wlen le though he wee rver lake-and hs out eforts ie face wal leellg the The man wa stl drnkeD oul sarely plce brracks. sal waTad Smith wa pinter r- centy Atanta. Ofer Rwan descrbsthe a1alr oDe mos ludIcrou eve Rme Rm Te. oe Wheler lke Lwton' ad an ex or the la.

whl ha just retured to thi cty from. the Phlpplne Islands wa brave toI the pint of rkessnesi expsing himself to the enemys fIr. On one- Oon when the nsurgent5 atemptng reeaptur AnEl afer the town ben tken trops attacke sch larg orce tt nery aJ trops and re serve to tow raU" rad rns Urouh Angla tops depoye a I embkent fey rn J. tu my ducke te bulets. Weeer ha hore rair ha1tedwhe tps' ere croIIDe.

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t. A. meUiof te comte OJ publo bld te ba ct em- mun ce bfor Ir meUg th. bon' Weeay. pq tgeto te queUon aPo tUt te ho ant XaDd so mteEldaQn ba cote ad the jude apht or.

SOD oer smot pvement abnt cuhoulle mttersWr' refere It te lar unot bo a It1th desie tb reDDdtons Weesday. I lkely tht ba cmt Wl app bor boad COmte cer efernce the pPrtlonlng couoms a the wee iVte 8 boar Indlcatona' a effor wl secre fo Lupkin rom Ue 1r foor th annex I stted tt member ba taW thl pla a i adopted wU Ikel men udge wl gven. rom prlnt occpl9. udge LumpkR ude an Cal1oun prs2de dlvalon cty cou wl gven coum. ne ther bel i keon up pr foors.

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play. whch we bi provng fortl. atrs. leanh hel bx' Oflce statement ti seasn rveals' enoy- bhr2stvrot marke notaby 8ucceatut er r. he wi seen Grad I sfe sy oor engeent ocur 1day nht Ine atteron.

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teho otLmotiv Eneers atyaur han' crer Ma etl nd AeundetBtt ocokshatoy aten fu1. otBrother ackson Member 3 rsptully Inve CHS. AIAMS A E' WW WAT1E itOD. Feary Fo at MODdy ad Te Noth' Carlna Ui CaU Far Mondy. wth wstern nttenTeday' far.

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Akam. 118S Ln A180n AnderDn A gletree 1Us Ber1' rC jaugh. Jlr Buter nn Mrs Ela Buter 1r' Clfford Bric. May Dower. Bann Mrs Carl11 Alce Crb Car Cale Cap Cay.

Alce abb Mis Eae IOld lUss Hatte Lnor Coler R. 4 Els Matilda Cah. Sarh I Coln Mr DowdaI rJa Dvn Davs Mr 11' Daford. EMlss Mrs. Matte NoraFren GMrs Gl' Blrde Gaul.

Grdan Glben lrs IS SarahOram. Mr 8. Guerr. Mr laal Ga Lura laIon. Hins I aZel YJenn rd.

El a Jackn Henr. JackonLura JOles. lr Pear Jackon Lnly IAleLek Estell Lfn. Lueas Un 1lm iJ fethel WrM rM rn Mashal. L1a 1Ier Maddx MII Luie MoyesMrs MoleMcCromle Br Jaulker Mr Mo fl I ff Rose Nichol.

Mr Emma MnS Lula Noly. ollrso8 Minnie Lizie Ph11p9 Ji PFe et Georga IUeraon IarPBn. RblnsOn' roll. Am Ada. Em Rchland Hety Rmser Georia Rtey Robinson Cl.

N. MrsM ge Red. rs. etda Ryon" Shla Red. Als Reold 3 Anle.

Styl srs ton 11 Smih Snel. 11r Smih. Mr Dr. Strlcln Lzle Smlb Lia Smit. Shlrwood ay Siton.

RI SaIe Sal SlleScott Talber Tce te I MrMJet ThampSn. lamleThomton rs 0 WIlams. CantyVlson Mr ChantyWlkfns As" trula Wart. Lzie Wite. MNJan' Irs Wad.

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1 MUon Al BDr Beg r' col. Columbul Brown' lanton baler. Bnon Euene Barrett Bell Henl Ber. GeoeButer GPByrdH Brf- Beck YBck 11 Butet I Bouchard Pince BlonS C.Dol- Br wn. ThO" Burkett 111 111 8 Cbamber.

CoPrC JVC dJAC Crlzler. Lander Cadn. I A WM Esq MrsnCD CE Dean Egr BUret. os Dupr WW Drke. F- Fell.

Henr l. SFle. Feman WD GA Glean Grham. EGeshen. Gutble.

GlffordSmuEIOlbert S8 Grby. Tmmie GJn I. Grn. Alex lans er A SHi. Cbarte Henteon.

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Jon Hamlton JA Hopkins Monre Haward llynns Hutchin HoeUW OHUUa I Ingm. ons JelonEbneer ohn 80n one Grge htonJ ackson atn Jobn Dn. Jobnson BJones2 Ro ohnon 1 JeriesVmKpt Jenlng. Kimer. Hopke Korkel.

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sf' Neal. Mit OShdd ObrnL PharGee Prat HcnrD Pro. H. Polc I aPm. terson.

Wiie Peter Waltel Pn. AlbRo Rchads nH4ls Rgon. Remonayelmr Cn. Zck. RchasoD.

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upon ths c. k1ndsof s. BuHdIngMaterIV. i SOUTH tt flane 532. 62 W.

UtflstR IT. Car. MADiSON--Ak a TO Bo4 reig fre Graysillleloiiithta. an I or one. ac- trig arriving ociock gines second section are total wrecka.

the terainmen severely injured- wilt no- l0 screamtng tenor struggling placewith policemen. was nd Me re- he like LawtoIi. said sergeant regulArS. who has returned this city Philippine WI8 to point recklessness In exposing enemYs fire. OcCDaiofl were attempting recapture Angelef after bad attacked force serves iaat yo It remindsm.

i QEGOSIBBRED C. 1ttC5aOf umISlone3 TOEJ FIRsTOflHE will ooma sne Actou I- of cfajortioning tbeiew lastmeeting th thu btie eac judge belg i members and refusetoissist pavement brickpaTeznenthal suggestedand pavemeatwould beaccepte4. a' corn- LAndersop healit jjlcersBotls. 2 501dbe4tgglt arraawo- completely that find moment The price tw.nty-ftve AWOKEIN POOL-OF the-house. the whaheard oP- A Besid Gate.

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