The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • Page 1

VOL. Jewels Lost bi Senora Miranda of New Yark on Coast line Train JEWELS DISCOVERED THE NEGRO PORTER Mirandu Missed Gems at Jacksonville and Had Two Women Arrested Negro POlter Says He Found in Closet Yesterday nr Oft Tinjfl 2 11 A sat irl r.lnl el nns UT rlpdlh Iflmonl" anj rr at 8 SiO 000 wa It zht a I da i tor A la o' tti tt1antI" Toa In' Hp rn 11 It ort thc jtwP1r pr i ti tr I a A Kntlc Coat I ne re it I wt will III nnM- I it I a I I rt I la cnn There I will 1' re fr wtinm It nfln left ork for Tanwa. travel- tie I pnn vlvanli ra lr a I Tn i 1h nutPtrn railway. Il en that ttav took from I Is tnt Iv let- jt tl Jwrls bf I I is wife. I I ese re to taken to tl Ian of tn OS The foreiR Iff tat.

I el c- I ta ing- Oe Jew wll was ie uned their pe lal a on IIKH in wl le travditK wi taken In i lie I llman tn' the Miratijat. JIM 1 ciref illv wat Ifv The hel WA. tinder tl rlr lvter-ane all live while ntll Jax nIII was rea ed the ilrin las being the way to Tampa thence to take tfi se mer for Ha antt. Fra moment or so tier wnt over their tremire car less in then It was that tie ef saw his op. port In I i icl up tl sat hrl and male his 1'1 IA The Miranda- ll oierel their lotat Thoroug-h 1 ma lr I it no tra.

e. of toe ils or tj man who hail secured theta co ilj obtained Tl I sg WHJS ej the Ta kson II who. i the ontp1atnt rataja arr 1 Mr I Tr wn anti I lelal 1111. Hr wn 1 lausn I ear TI I wev th- 0 It wet-e releim I tie mIArlltn Vie rv nl a tie- por er tit. I intl jst Lit.

1 set an 1 i I i hfl a ill tl gem their rxan i ill I i expert pr it me th easllv 50000. on tie 1 i wan it WH i that was ss lll tl e- wa i lot ster v. 01 taminsr 300 Jlamoi Is re kl ref re tell small rtun 1 II 1 ra 1 was le te 1 tl Ix I ir 11 rt" I 1 i mass of ion ii I i Is ran In is 1elfcnph ills ver tie lf tr in I I ir le i i I 1) tit Jo k' lie. tl i il tren ire a vita- min ii Kentucky Town Loses by Tire. ond Kr Ja a ire which tpd far trvfi I ory in the rel ienr I i Hrv fr tn a.

lef dive ri fl destroy. e. nil tl Ti 1 I 11R a nv ree te tween ixtl ant tre and tween Mai an I Hr vi 1 ree The on Mtln la AI. I el lilac is 520000 I the ru- ret had I is irai NEW SCHEDULES ON CHA TTANOOGA MACON COLUMBUS BIRMINGHAM DIVISIONS OF THE SOUTHERN WV al I rc TV 11 i i an I 11 Rh thrn wav ua le i. Tn ill XV si.

a len le Mis I e' It Rft 1 pw Ion ig 1 iPKes wilt I ve lx en t- lent I rr is ri ons ar 1 p- la it iii. I Te te on. rs cr i iie Irs Atlai Chattanooga. Cincinnati. inn rv Ml uta and 1 brn i 8 vli lease a it 15 a rvl at at I 25 1' i special wilt eave at a.

i In tlai ta it I I :47 a in. 5 lo will leave at 3 p. in. ng ttlanta at 8 50 rn 4 the tMrc nna train. w- 11 leave lit 20 arriving In Atlanta at 12 0 a tn.

Re Ing. 13 the On" nnat in lea Vtln- at SO a in. at inattanooga at 10 25 a in. 7 local. I leave 7 20 a.

ng hattan oga at I in. 15. loc l. will leave Atlanta at COTTON GROWERS MOVE TO SECURE FRA UD ORDER ON N. Y.

COTTON EXCHANGE Coil liviousion Haryie Jordan arid Charles Darrtt Ask fur Older EVINCE OF FRAUD GIVEN TO UICORTftYO Alleged That Exchange la Using i Fraudulent Contracts to the Great Detriment of the Cotton Grow ers Coitelyoa Is to Con- eider the Request By JOHN CRRIGAN. Ua gt DC li iary 2 Spe I nat. Ion Le. nlrta I JJ Injfston Of' appeared is masler or ej i is after 1 i urged I op to inv k. spec Pr hare rau1 i the New rk otlcn AT hp pre- i ent 1m I hint' 10 ccom I hr ien II.

Jo Jan or rt otton he try I la and Harr Farm- ill rn1 and Co I on ash ng on exchange The charges re-Me that I op rates ler fra lllnt i I nes largely a and I I pomp a mere can bllnt tine and that tie nffc a and me sioild le forbidden tt sc of ia In aiivprtlsinK the lnp Alleged Proof of Fraud. The action of toonel Uv tun In vini against the rlt cotton exchange was prov ke. bv at lanl pro irsiler pr of of frai 1 prat tired 1 the exchange to he inn and I ot o' the legi Imate trade of tie si tl Tils proof apr i- a the offidal market report of le tsew' rk cot on exchangp Issued on ns her 28. Ich wee notice da On that late the price or cotton futures on I tracts ratting for Deeember dells-cry was 9 02 and 9 04 wl He the price of ot cotton was 1065. The llsparitj hetw the ar al value of the staple and TU vi on i re contracts made on tn fl or or the excl an wis th' I6J nts would 1 make II renr of t8.

15 per 1 ale On th- San' lav New Orleire wis nearly 100 po abo New orh Its uuo at ts boln 998 on fl ire 0 3 IS on spots. In discussing he alter lei I ng on lull larli- Inr stress ipc this latlon as In the r-lali fra lit rQnne- on with tie New York exchange a. tlo He sail If Mrfa 1 Ipn or any other rntton np slur 1 a 1 I ht cot on on that li at 9 02 ai Id have secured a al Sloe. he la have sold It tl sp xark Tn I ma le a profit tie 4000 bales traded In on that a ge a liv II I 41 I 000. He 1 I tot I se hp knew.

an 1 a ew there was no tton to le had If tV New Ork ot on exchange or u-rlte on the same plan as the stock xrhan the CM' exchange. and I an Informed tl at such is their charter must keep on hand for act lal de- liven the tton tn le In JUT as does br ker win sells railr al or other clocks. i ii km tha cn is elr ir ail I has-e leeT nable 0 find it If It is true. hey mi Continued on Page Two. By John Corrigan.

10 9 IS No a i it il attjno iga I I i at 5 56 10:15 i i i1 ha II leave l-c atta and corn- Between Atlanta and con. 1 tl tn a 1 Mar fo I III' iniujr irat i 6 wilt Alia at 6 15 a in. I I CO it Ma at 9 Oa a and ir Br rsw ck it 4 25 1' No 6 i At arM at I I 5 a mo RrM'- sr a Macon at 2 20 i TM jTrk or at 9 35 p. rn 8 A- 11 leave Atlanta. a I :45 1' irr np at it 4 35 in.

No 0 wilt At nta at 35 in. arm nt at on at 9 45 p. No IS 11 leave Atlan a at 8 30 1' m. 1 rs at in at I 0 p. m.

an Ja rvll at 7 30 a rn. No. 14 wilt leave Atlanta at 12 25 a in. reaching Min at 3 03 a in. Prfnswi I at 9 30 a in and Jacksonville at llj am Ret rrire No.

15 leave Brunswick at 8 3d a. a art' tnj Marvin at 2 55 in. end A lai it of m. I No. 5 special wlrtjeave Jacksonville St 8 45 a rn.

at Macon at 316 p. to. and Atlanta at 5 44j. m. BABY'S SKULL.

A MANS FOOT PORTION OF A HUMAN FACE. WOMAN'S HAND FINGERS. TOES Gruesome Reminders of Baltimore and Ohio Wreck in Dead Room" of the Washington Morgue. Coal Dust in the Mass. i WASHINGTON C.

January In en or to Identity the mangled bodies of the victims of the Terra. Cotta wreck of Sunday night. a i esome discovery was made at the morgue today. AS hat was sup- poeel to the mangled boot or a man attired In a suit of pepper and salt. ed to he the composite remains of several or the unorumate who died 1 tl Sunday evening horror.

The morgue master had all the pile of human flesh The I Stetall I Llfuor Dealers Associa lion Atlanta has declared In or of holding a prohibition election. This action was taken at a meeting held yesterday. when resolutions to that effect were adopted. The vote was not unanimous however. some of the members of the association stren i ously opposing such action.

It la frankly recited In the rpsolu- lions that the retail dealers do not vie- sire protioltlon but wish the matter to lie settled def nltelj the public. To accomplish tills end they otter their services to the prohibitionists to do an thing In their power looking to the holding of an election at which the question may be determined. The resolutions adopted are as follows Itesolved That whereas the Retail' Liquor Dealers' Association of Atlanta. a fraternal association in the city of Atlanta. having been and are now be.

log as we fees. unjustly and without cause unfavorably legislated against by the municipal authorities pf the ty of Atlanta. ad alS legIstattoh although perhaps not Intended to be unfavorable or unjust or detrimental to the Interest of said association and our members. nevertheless the same is and leaves us and our members In a state of uncertainty as to what will mature. Ith reference to the present seem- log dissatisfaction from all elements.

and all parties at Interest and there bring no probable il stantlal adjust- ent in the near future or the differ- cones existing. on the part of the i Iclpal government of this city. and I'M prohibition element tl ereof fas can le tasll inferred from the daily press with reference to a prohlhlttodal den- and it appearing that. If the present ordinance recently Introd iced pi pl and later vetoed the mayor. 1 all heeonn5 a law.

It will not only rk a hariIP to many. soil wouli only le ufltust to them. hut would leave Brm wlck at 8:30 ng at Macon at 3 OS a m. at 5 40 a in. leave ksonv Ille at 9 10 lit Macon at 5 26 a at 8 10 a Atlanta and Birmingham.

On tie anta and Birmingham uris. Uan a I RTTI I g' 35 arri inp a 37 a i inR at No 25 arr ng a 1045 replace No. 97 leaving in and arriving at 5 12 a in. Mianta at 6 20 a in. rn insham at 12 15 p.

in. a Atlanta at 6 4O p. ngham at 12 15 a. in. a Atlanta at 5 15 in.

lln at 9 30 p. nt. Rer rnlnp 12 will replace No. 98. leaving r-r gharri a 12:30 a.

to. and arriving a a a at 7 a To. No. 26 will leave Hpfll at 4 15 a in. arriving at Atlanta at 8 20 a m.

No. 39 will a Birmingham at 6 15 a. m. ing a Atlanta at I :50 a. m.

No. 36 will lea HeOin at 5 45 p. m. arriving at Atlanta at II :50 p. in.

23 ana 24 are taken off between Atlanta and HpfJn The new time tables will be final corn- pl the latter part of this week and will be sent to New York. where the new forms and new rules for the various 1 dJYi ion will be printed tpt dtTibIa. arid parts wh ch had been gathered at the' wre-k removed to the dead room today In an effort to establish IdnUt hen hp del ed Into It he found a piece of a skull. a mans foot. bad cr ished arid encased In a shoe the hand of a woman and a portion of a human faces also fingers.

toes and other parts or women and cill ren bodies anti those or men. all ground Into the blank I coal ist find with pieces of garments I xed the mass. LIQUOR DEALERS FAVOR PROHIBITION ELECTION practically annihilate many of the. smaller moneyed Interests In the whisky business and make It possible that a monopoly in this line be created In favor of the few. and this befngf so would create an injustice to the man an 1 in or of the few.

and would not onl do this but would still leave the question of the proper regulation and sale of whisky In an unsettled nondi. lion to be d. legislated. or dl' cussed. and thereby continue the urn- practicable disturbance of the present time and do so for Sit Indefinite time and therefore.

In order to bring about a settled state of affatra. and to cause peace and quiet to be in our community we the retail liquor dealers of Atlanta. pledge ourselves heartily' and sincere to assist the prohibitionist. of this clt who desire an election In the premises to use our utmost en deavor to secure names to a petition or petitions. or.

such other Instrument of writing as may be desired of the prohibitionists to secure sufficient amount of names to obtain a prohibition election from the proper author ties of the county of Fulton and to do TO at the earliest moment. so that an election may be had as early I practl- tlcatn rtd frankly admit that we are not desirous of prohibition. but with a tvlew of bringing about a settled state of affairs. for a. time at least' we hereby tender our services as above set forth.

anti sincerely trust that this resolution will be accepted by th pro. hlbltlonlts In as frank and honest spirit as It Is offered. Not with an great degree of pleas. ore we have bl ed our me In silence We have held our tongues patiently. relj Ing upon the jugment of an Intelligent and upright people.

and bellete that WI' ran conscientious sa. that. however hrnestU apv man or set of men may' have acted to our Inj ir they. art' ist as clearly anti Just as honestly mistaken in th lr views hut however. we have suffered and borne it In patience.

and are now willing to abide the judgment of an enlightened bllc ROOSEVELT CALLED BELOVED BY THE SULTAN OF MOROCCO Us nton January President ltonore3 anti Fxcel ent Prudent of the erelt has received a letter from the RppuI of tl I rnitpd State-II of mer of Morocco expressing gratitude ca who the pillar of Its great rt or Samuel R. hum- nuene and the director of Its most Im a American minister Morocco Portint TTar the Most Telebra Pr lran addrrsees the tresident as the Tlp' of True Frlena teioved the Most Cherished the the Fa 1 ful Fr end Theodore 0S9 I-1" the MostGraclous Friend Most Tint Spring Ark. January 2 The heaviest rains ever recorded fell in I almost' a continuous downpour all or 1 night and toda Man houses and bridges in the northern part or the clt I were a Merchants along rErtrnl avenUe. where the storm wrought the greatest voc were damaged to tl extent of at least 75000 Central avenue which Is the principal thoroughfare of the cltv was hours a seethtng rlv ring debris or all Descriptions Tie wa er wa ai de and no one attempted to cross tug street except in a vehicle Three houses on Water street were I washed a wav as also was the grand stand at hitt ngton park. At least twenty bridges were swept down stream I and in the lower Tart of tb cit the lumber manufacturers lot many thousands of feet of lumber.

All cellars along Central avenue were ftoojezi to' th. depth of 10 feet. and all goods stored there ether destroyed or dam-1 aged. There were no trains In or out of the cit after the early morning trains ed on any road. The Rock land road attempted to send Its train out at i 2 clock but after proceeding about 5 mfles.

was forced to turn to the cty The Little Rock and Hot Springs t- I road attempted to nd out no tra ns a th. track was under IS feet of water a dl ance of 800 yards. a short I distance from the city. It will be possible the railroad companies to TV the extent or their damage until I tue water sxbsides. I Tonight rain 1 still falling and further dam It-is feared.

will result. DR. FRANK U. BID LET JR. Wounded at LaGrange by Hrarv 07 Kill.

Dr. Ridley Was Captain of the Famous 1902 Georgia Un versity Football Team and This Picture Was Taken at That Time. FAMILIES OF DISPUTANTS RELATED BY MARRIAGE Uncle of Dr. Ridley Married Aunt of Harvey Hill. Sketch of Participants in Unfortunate Shooting in LaGrange Yesterday.

BOTH the Ridley an Hill families are among the most prominent socially and profes- sienally of Troup county and. entire state or George uncle of young Dr Rldley married the aunt of Mr. Hill tt that Uc- tw fftiriUe were 4 FT HILL Prominent Atlanta Attorney. Who Wound Dr. Frank M.

Ridle Jr. at LaGrange- Ye terda related as will a mste for several generations Dr. Frank M. Rldlt' Jr. was one of tie most noted athletes tl at ever graJu- nteU from the I nlvcrMtv of Georgia and was for three years the star player on the football team.

lie was also captain of the team for two 3 ears 902 and 903. arid also all southern end for the same pan. He was the acknowledged champion athlete of the university haying won championships on the baseball diamond and track as well as the gridiron. Graduating in 1903. he was one of the most popular members of his class anti 4.

fine student After graduation he en the Atlanta' College or Physicians and Surgeons. where he again took a high stand in his studies and was grad. uatsud with honor These- honor graduates announced by" Dr. Elkin werg t. C.

Tavi otipjaevland tatls M. Rldtey Jr. W. P. Fills.

Strlbllng Schnauss E. A Be cfa and A. Magnet. while the' hospital appointments are E. A l3oeckh.

P. Magnet an B. unnally In June Ridley was married to Miss Mah. Hood. youngest daughter of the late General M.

Hood. prnl- 1 dent of the Foiled Street Hallway system or Baltimore. Dr. Rldley Is also the nephew of Dr. Rtdley 8r.

of the Fverett Ridley Company of Atlanta. Dr. Rldle Is 23 old a social favorite In Atlanta. where he ha a very large number of friends and admirers and a promlmfnt member of the Atlanta Athletic Club. Since beginning upon hl professional duties he has secured a large practice In Troop county Of Distinguished Ancestry.

Harvey Hill Is the son of C. D. Hilt. solicitor general of the Fulton county superior court. and A nephew of Judge B.

II. Hill. Ill' makes his home with his parents on Piedmont avenue. He Is also the grandson of the late Senator RenJa. Olin It.

Hill also or Troop count and i one of the first and foremost figures In the history or the state. Mr. Hill is also a graduate of Jhe Unl- I versity of Georgia. and has a great many friends In Atlanta. which ha always been his home.

After leaving the university he took up the profession of law and I since starting In this profession has be- come one of the leading attorney. of the cit and a member of the firm of Arnold Arnold. Harvey Hill Is a member of the Capital. iCtY Club and the Piedmont Driving Club. hole nouled warm heart Pd.

there Is not a more popular man in the city CT Atlanta. Only few days ago Christmas night he sustained painful Injuries In a runaway accident and he had not I ly recovered when lie went to LaGrange. the Capital City Club and the IPldmont rated and his face showing the effects of bruises. I HARVEY HILLS STATEMENT. Harvey Hill.

the well known Atlanta attorney. who in a personal difficulty with Dr. Faruk M. Ridley. Jr.

at LaGrange. Ga. yesterday afternoon shot the latter. called up The Constitution last night at o'clock and made the following statement over the long distance telephone 1 desire to sa saiJ Mr. Hill that the count of the dim cult hicn appeared in Th Atlanta News this afternoon Is Infa.

mously false from beginning to end. and the author knew It was. false wti be wrote It 4 absoluteb justified in hat I did The other man was the aggressor. and I had to defend myself. This will all be shown 4 at the proper time.

I do not rare to enter into any epxlanatlon of the details of the affair. I would not. for the world say anything which would re- fleet upon the young man or his family. and I forbear speaking Turtber of the occurrence. other than to say that I was forced Into 1 the difficulty and could not have acted otherwise than I did.

I deeply deplore the nece sltv which brought about the'- wounding of the young roan. and I am sincerely glad to kno that the result is no 4 more sericus than it Is PASSES GIVEN LEGISLATORS BY GREAT NORTHERN ROAD RAND FORKS. January Passes law by the following provision printed Great on each annual This Is' good for have been issued the Northern and Northern Pacific MM railroads to members of the legislature trip. nor baggage be cheeked or and others In this stale. The issuance I sleeping car tlltrvatlolJol be made for an seems to effectually evade the federal Interstate trl Prominent LafitaDp founded at Mrs llidIey' Home by Ma Attorney SHOOTING WAS DONE WE BRIDAL COUP HEARD Hill Spoke to Dr.

Frank. Eldl Sinter Word Followed id Sid lay Knocked Hill Dow -Itter Bose and Fired Hill urrendua and lodged in Jail at LaGrange. LaGrange. Oa January Speela Dr. je M.

Rldley Jr. was hot by vey Hill of Atlanta about I tfcjockrl lay. The wound inflicted upon pr. Icy was a flesh wound-In the' right of his body and is not con1d ned ruou. Tins tragedy occurred at ft Reside of Un RIdle 4tlrln tfa wt ceremonies of her' Ug6lt4f.

MIss nor Ridley. who was merrier to I Swanson. iiardlr had the io4 words of Dr. I. 8 Hopkins formed thg ceremony died from his when the guests were startled by pistol shots In the rear of the bride was being congratulated ho of friends soil everything happy and peaceful.

when all at on sharp reports or. the pistol were Hill Surrenders on the floor In the kitchen. with a In hla right lde. Mr. Hill out upon the backporch and announc that had io Dr.

Ridley and he had killed him. He went immedlat down town and gave- himself tip to i sheriff and la now confined in the' county jail. Dr. Ridley to resting quietly at thej of his father Dr. r.

M. Ridley. Colonel Charles D. Hill. of AUaht father of Harvey Hill arrived 3 o'clock this afternoon and is.

no consultation with his son. They given out no Interview for. the press. Hill only saying he regretted the afftj er much and was glad to know. Dr.

Rldlet' wound was not serious. It la not known what. caused. th tinulty. as there were no witness and neither party has yet told BoW If was brought about.

Cause of the Difficulty. It Is thought however. that the ed was the result of ThlVa att fflpt to engage In conversation today Miss Mary' Ridley a sister of Dr. Some time ago the elder' Dr. Ridley quested Mr.

Hill not to iieak to daughter. It said that when Ridley today heard of urns dUr of this request. he at once sought out and demanded an explanation. Hot words were passed between thi two men Dr. Ridley finally knocklna Mr.

Hill down. Hill immediately ares and- ftred two shots. AA hlle as above stated. no statement have een made. the.

general' opinion herd that young Hills attempt to to Miss Ridley was the. cause or todk tragedy. THE WEATHZR. Washington. January 2.

Forecast Ueorgia flaTn Tnortdajr Pr clearing and colder fresh east becoming variable. Locai Data Highest' temperature Lowest temperature Mean temperature Normal temperature Precipitation wt 24 hours Deficiency since first or month From Various Stat indicates Inappreciable ralnfl J. MAR Section' r. I I :7 SUBSRIBERS E'- 1r T' tJ I J. Oi 61 i.

1 5. i1. flr 4 0 of PAPER j1 1. to C' t- i' u- No. 202 A GA.

T1 THURSDAY MOR TItG JANUARY 3 1907. FOURTEEN PAGES. STOLEN GEMS WORTH 3 ll IN CLOSET or rain OISCOV RtO gtJ C1oe lIn fSf' 1,1 1. rtrlt ri1c1pllJl 1 r. t' I Rt OOOO a t.

A Alar Ih. 11rn Ih. fla rpr nl wtr 1' I. Alantk rn Tn t.n 11 1 stk In k.Oll 1. Ha.

I ratu" I' r- I. nnr 1 nra 1n" Mlr1Inl. frnm inln III' mlr 31 nl or Ii- unrJR York via PnnYhAnla t-alroal anti tha The nr nf ty ox the 111 hfolon 1nK hi. If 111. to the or thr rnala lid ntaln 6 wlkh 1" tegned for I flal a- lol1lnlO while IltIg.

a Into PlIllman lIrhl rarpfllll1 watcl1fi. Thp Rteet their 11 II. 1111. 1. 1 rpaII d.

MIranta tn th th nrp tllmpr fa' For a SI wOttli tearne antI wa the tltit-f lUlty i klr tie aaIit. tile hl a n' on di rpd mad" hilt J. or the 110 Pnat1i I 0 rt-orteJ In kenn polkf' 110. III rtnd Mre. e.

Hr. RuRh tlrtwn. I1pr I. ho h1 1 hp utr AfR re Iary hearing. 1' reieaeI I.

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I. i1 11-- illtt h11 ap t. I to Wr han iltilOltS Atlanta AtItl IlIC t' bran wI tZa :15. nt. r'l I' 1:25 1' m.

r- Atlanta 11.7 a. ar- rn I 8:50 p. a. th t1rrinnatl will I A E' pm. Rp I slni-innatl 1' a Atl.

530 a. haltan 10:25 a. 7. :11 at 7:20 tn. Zeaehtng ta p.

Q. IS 1 FRAUD I 1 I I I' 1 I an SI As rdeil I fR UO I I I I i 1 It era quest. I I Washington. I LJarr 2. I.

Jhlng ton. of I I a PII1 r. I fqtma lr i or pJn this 111 I the I flIP CI' of 0. 1 ew I York In pre-I pnlp1. lolollPI om i f' I'- In ilthp 1 I lnlt Jr.

rrla sitr.t Iiaroett. tll" I EtlIistioat lnlon to 011 a hingoll. llil lieli pub I the 1' against I ipw Yrl cotton I I t. I 1 I opral tlnIAr frlll tr. that Its bin Is Jail andl i 1145 lanblin" an 1Ia I h.

orticla mtI hOlld frl Ihe IIse maPs I. 11I. prtll ln thir htl I I A Ion I I moving New Y. 1 provoked wat 1 pr frau1 :1 i Ii's- hl1" dftrlm nt leghimate I I' Ssiiitli. In the I hurt t' hAngp ued 1 whlrh A day.

i futur I rallln mbt delhry II 902 904 while lpnt i ac I vahic flitlire floor erhange a I II.w which dirr 815 i IIarro' a I pnl Torn uuoati 99 futures i 3-16 dlu lnJ1 rvtttcr. 1 Lisngson tnilar tr. upon th or fraud ronnfon ton If MCFaIIlen hHl colon. ilsu- 902 and 0111 1 at al 11 1 ton. la ha Ih spit liWlrko Onl made I I l1e foX- hnn lha cla SII411000.

ill 1IS. nii knEw rton YOrk olton I I or that Py actual nitlon trailed In. do. le broker ell railriad n. that tltnir hurler.

oh hilt. i hty I T' rIS uil3ttjfl 1ga 11. 0 5. 11. ago :11.

wilt har3 556 p. rm. rahll111 Cilatta- iiOI5 lit p. in. T' h.

no pt p. 11. I Bttw I t8rIir thE' I. sflitjti nWIlIrato I IS I AilatIa 6:15 a. T' :1 9:05 :1.

m. r' 1 Rrln ir 125 in. 6. icove Atlanta 115 at 2:20 ii Cl. 1111' 9:35 r1.

S. I at 145 1' Tri rln 4:35 p. 0 iO tsne kttanta 6:35 p. I in 9:45 nt. wilt Atlanta 140 7:30 a.

wlllla 12:25 rar ing 3:08 a. BrrnWjCK 9:30 a. a. m. RltllrnllC will I 6:30 in 2:55 p.

Atlal. p. I 5. will 113 I I 8:45 a. ilfaon 54' WOMANSHAND in in ASHIXGTON 2.

1 grHllome dls be ppr proe 1 te In the A lIocla- of ha wall The trenu- oPPQ lng Et tied defin Itel nd the anything el ctlon ma re AIIlO latlon I i A tlan ta. ba Ing I fe I a1t nl 1 Inten ed In With pre ent dl tIfartlon uhstantlal nient munIcipal thereof as rt tio an I. introduced. passed. by hall work har li lp 3 will BrJnlw1ck m.

ucrvlitg 3:08 a. and A'a 5:40 No. 17 will Ja k8011fJI. 9:10 p. in.

urrting 5:25 To. and Pu 8:10 a. m. II1EHlanla iliv ion. 11 0.

97. Atlanta. 1' p. m. 512 a.

0. wr 6:20 a. arrlin at r11Jngham 12:15 1 a In hrttlngham 12:15 ipa'- 5:15 p. arrng St 9:30 Rf tzrnlng. 0.

ttirrnirham at at a. 0. 4:15 a. 8:20 iIl Is 6:15 at 5:45 tahl m- lI nt wh re th nr1 JU1 dNiziona ill which ten gathEr I wrt ad room" When delved pl baby's mans crushed tac. I an chiln ns bod I Ill I.

thO. gro nd dust. th pJ es mixed in If man th I I I I In' thl rng flo.1 many I I anl WOUId tlJ1 un Ettied I i th dlsturba. nce 0 i I I in fsln.r..I th prem sES en- cur orlluch wrtln earl tIo n1l I Iew laO I I Slnl' ere rE' olutlo1 the pro-I I a ot any i relying upon A. injury.

jut I. hon their Al1ff rpd I p1lbllr. I I Ihing1on. I an 1 Fxrellent gpnt ha rfeht th tile I an ira. Is in- the to rpll' rat.

addr' nt server of TI. Friendship. thp' Faitiuful Friend. Thpo lore Most GracIous YPIt. HEAVY RAINfAll AT HOT SPRINGS i The haYl etralns last today.

hou hd al. a 00111 the IER I tr. W8 for rivur r. watlr I a cro 11 i hou. away.

WhittJngton bri g. er IItream1 art the city sands along to I Tt I' 1 I I Ro I land Cl i na a I West- und tran I a. wa ter I On fOr com pan 118 I Tonl ht Is sni I1ame. Ill I 1 I I 1 lUDLEY t. 1 RELA TED I Shoot ng I OTH Ore5- IotI and.

rthe Thel DCle Rldleym med unt jiere Ii 3 1 HARVEY f. Ridley. 4 Yesterday. in' 1. that Inl itr wa pars I h.

Ii al I a 711 acknole gd mo a a mo at II duatlon lll honor. announeetiA weret evland G. P. A. Beech P.

A. ckh. G. I Dr. wu- D.

J. syt i phew I Rldl atlold I has A thl tl. his I prOfl' fen3. I ha. II nator Ion flr for mot he Un IG rgia ha hM en unlvf rslty profee lon Clplta1ICty 1 Whole warm-heart- I Clt I i I well-known I difflcultywlth call 1 I Ir.

a 1 culty which in ews 1 1 wlwn It. t. :8 ab6olut h' what 1 I 3 rp I 8P aklng 1 occurrt E' I necessity know by only wholly the stale. It ca. nnot.

1 1l turo be used for an portion or an. late can chl ked a ms etre ttally rw nD IRv HI SHorn Rm yo ntr ysfciaKo LaG ng dal Cl 9. dlelHome 8HOOTIHGWASDONE CONGRATUlAT. Jr kjrld Wod. dA FoUo ed dJI Do 1" I.

lnZaU raOrangei JanUalY12 4s Jr. Wa1b veyl11l1 tictock da ncpr" WOUndiJnthed hi" Is died 4 e' :1 occurr datth i the fiti 111 a bo aa toDr had th oi S. 110' dle tromhta ata t1ed ifh te thehouH wu. eongratula db host andev 17th1nC atf ri Ute iea l1d. 1JT luutDJm I l1I ihOtrect dJ iIirt kl henwUh Inlm m6 thebackporotiantannou 1 h08 I lldholi ewent lmmedIat Ipt andla cont1nedlnthe' i quletlyatt MR1dJey HIUtlrAtJ e4i thlsatternoonand i.t ls regrettedJhi gl waIDQt.

ertot rr ea. ttzi. re hu i l4 iO Dttt1C 1tT ttb edY Ofl1111' Ue ipt convereationt04a7. 10 fl' not. i thatjwhen l1 1' c4it eS JIIllISedb tW' eDth men.

lln UT ocldn 1m ed1at t' While etatednoltte nen ha ye been ll j1' is Jc cauaeo 1 WEAT For CiJt Th rtdAli frelheut ble a ta temr eratU1' Iln ta t10Da and I tau 11110. Attanta foggy I AUlene. part cloU. dy Augusta. clear .1 58 SO i :1 I Ilaltimure cloudy 42 4 4.

Charleston. dOU. dy 58 I Charlotte. Iart doOOYf SO 6 Ct attaJloo cloudY. 60 Chicago rain 40 CIrclnnaU cloudy 152 Corpus Chtlati.

clear f72 Dftrolt raln 34 clear. 66 Huron. clear 10 JekaonVllle C. clear 6 Jupiter clear 72 oj Kansas City. clear 48.

Tbomasvilie part CdYSI toe Angelespart 521 Memphis. cloudy' 72. 72 Mobile. rt CloudY. 6 Montgomery.

part. cdY 70 74 NewOrteaM etoq4. 40. 42 North' ptattedear IC 2 Norfolk clear 44i SO Omaha. clear 30 Pal UDe.

rate i- 7 Raleigh. cte r. 1' 114. 64 YlUlna cloudyeo 66 Taint A pOD 1911I THE ATLANTAr ON STITUTIONt ATLANTA MORNING PII jjIE OEM 5ODOO CAR Na s1 ffl8 Negro 5 Janay Iatt S5O000 jt tdtv TIn rnq I t' A tivt. ttd Tt1na1u au n1n.

nter an Sinra MI- ft Nw Ing tp.t tiI r1M Ivme 1n hlh OhIuIIIflth' by he katnvlll aa ttit' 1 aw op- nity Quit aaay. 1 he tlonvere1 wac tra-'t. Ja t-t he Tile oa 1100 th a rret IC ugn- I wh hOli ic At a rr I he tnea I tim. K. in i.

1t au SdvI 100 Ii. ti' cr1 aiti log 1 iid innt tIi lirran flii itiany I. ec l3 It SOlid tia tOOT ilt liotlilter ring. it- kllle il ie- ira tel i nnlktIfliiI ii lCilrlS ISIS ly in cr1- efl thtt IUISV 4 a fr krni irrli re. earv tnitty in C1111 vs I I eon Sixth i1ei eith sreos ree iut 1 tew euf- I NEWSCIIEDULES ONCtIATTAN000A MA CON COL UMBUS lO I I frnai lt ustt h5 new lIe haltaliiolra.

IIllii Ill iloithern hn licen ina1ie. ii. ltrttdeflt ranSpctalIir lIlt lrrw. IShit litCilvi it' wifl tCi nIlli to say. ti toa-ng barges itt-c he toO h.

or 0 itt 1l O' No 1 7:15 rvtng ii 0 I 7 arris Inc 2 No 3. htlrta N' a 2oc1. 3i on ORO WJ3RS ORDE I YCOTTONEXCHANGJ aryi 2. Spe i lOfl Le Livingston lo lrtmasier oro1.ni OflIt a eu I 1 spect- icr th a itin was I JalI1Pfl lii- I aOl ins 1 rSa Ii Ire Vaahingtoti. put1 I case Ii lrt I fraildillent 0 irol ra niake.

I I lIpsonip mellern ertflgth rbtheu. I Iisv gntin. I YIir I by rd-hr slier proof I if I roton hat I hi I ths 631 I Pintn. differenoej 5 Lyle. th a auuta lion lng I lO I qiriel I situation or tog etaiuiin done.

I i I oiild ttc aotiial i the tae I change it as 141 bit bllISc I tt de- nit know sich 0 must I tl1 9-15 p. the slseIaI. a tittg Te sctitt lea hoen ill ted ztecon. eli ttinris an. fo- Iie.

ca II Nl I irl Inc oti ci ar- rti :10 ttrirswich p. a ri wllt I nt. tsrori i 8 1 arriving I 4 a. I I 5 I a. urrving Jesse ji 31 WOMANSHANDFINGERS A 7 D.

fl last What po ed proved definitely by fol- al oneletneti presen lIt a. I a ill Jarkeonville a. a n. ttnnta No. i No.

arnising N' 1 6:40 WrI N. 2 at a. lave Xtlanta II leave I I an finally print I Identity. I badly I chulrens I only I we. si ncere ly city ofrulton.

bIded I say I I ptlbl lu. Ii. Ian lea in' an Pre- siltan if 1 I Many cIty uwanhed away. I i I I I p. atid0000eotle mpteu1 1 I I the I dam.

of. city I I I tralns. the distance li lP is I I S. S. vi I it A1aflW a I 44k I a jtLIk I A fr4 I I.

1 iiv itna i 1M1t14 I 7 RAN e' I LaGrangeYesterday. anit ThefoiicIe SG' t' fstlewere Ut f. I 4f ic j4 5. I i t- I 3 Wounded as intimate general Ions. lnlreridty orgia years.

hi en af ii tiaiotlcIeveIam1l. 5t thehespital ap- ansi ooij I I 25. B. Everett flidley I I I I county. I I I city I I I I I i say.

The I I I Is. 5 SISwSwSwS I GREATNORTHERN I- 3 trips within csnot ani a sersation flWEDDIN u. ARYEY' SHOTR1DL' Younghysicidh 1aiangeWounded l. WAS' idi a4 El Down Fired-Bill .2. if 1 o'clock 3r.

wound. In Conideed 1 tb. es1d C. wed Dr. p.

so wor who by aton RI Si1rrendero5b. I A1Icuiaauafmedfksly hlhabowMthat icflIdi tW camqu1 back 1port4 he thou the now very I tht st how I attenipt whena th thegenersi her Uorga-n'Thuxrday I Line eat Stations 8tate I Weather. 4 57 1 cloudy 58 60 i I 60 Iltoston. etesr i 28 44 Buffalo. cloudy 1 32 34 44 cloudy 6 ciox4yl Chattanooga.

1 1 1 52 5 72 7. Detrottraln 1 3 68 1 tO 38 62 72 72. 76 52 cdyl 65 78 Angeles. part cdy 52 1 54 1 72 72 tart 64. 6 70 New Orleans.

40 Platte. giCar 2 1 44 6 38 PalestIne. 1 64 clear. 1 54 savannah. cloudy' 1 60 ii.