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CORKER ALJUtAMAamd WUJliUIAlJ So-called Trust Case Being Heard at Norfolk la MANY SOUTHERN WITNESSES Attorney Will Try to Agree on Statement of. Pacts So as to save Time dant be Wfgktthg Bel In TTHIHIMOO. Norfolk. September On th question of whether or not. as defendant In the American Fertilizer Company cut brought In the federal court at MacfavUle.

Tenn. charging the violation the Sherman trust law by the formation of fl alleged trust to control tfrtcea lid output they shall be removed to the JurixSJotlon of the Tennessee court required to give bond for appearance IF S. Roycter and Charles F. Burrowea two well known fertilizer men were arraigned In' the federal court today be tore Judge WaddllL The ease went over vntll tomorrow The postponement of the beating was tit the request of the attorneys for the defendants. who explained that they do- red to confer with their clients as to the fact In the case before submitting evidence a to whether cr not there Is umclent ground to require the defendants to answer in a court of anoUltr jurisdiction.

Wtneeae3 on both sides include many prominent persons summoned from Alabama. Georgia. Tennessee and other outhn vtates for the protection of the Interests of the government. it was evident that a month or more might fee consumed In the present proceedings the case wee gone into without an understanding of facts. On motion of United States District Attorney Lewlo.

speaking for himself and Assistant Attorney General Edward T. ganford. who Ii here from the department of justice the hearing went over with a view to reaching an agreement with ounsel4or ttie defense whereby a statement of facts for the sake or saving time might be presented to the court the question as to whether there Is sufficient evidence to warrant the re snoval of the defendants to Tennessee for trial to toe determined by the court upon this presentation following argument by both slftes. John S. Miller of Chicago who appeared in the Standard Oil cases an 1 John J.

eVrtresl and John I. Bradford of Nashville au. nr- appearing for the defense W. F. thmIt Funeral services or W.

F. SChntz will be ILtld this morning at 19:30 o'clock In the private chapel of Harry O. Poole. The following gentlemen. who are to act as pall-bearers.

are requested to meet at the un. dertk1 tAbll8hmcnt at 10 o'clock Charles Gillette. Frank Smith. Win Stewart. 8.

W. Carson J. A. Warren. R.

R. Blackburn. The body will be removed to Marietta. Ga. whorl burial will take place.

HEADACHES stopped avid stomachs settled by TARRANTS Seltzer year of our Tutal Hke soda water. tnInIata everywhere We. an Annual Session Begins' in Atlantic City Today. THREE SECTIONS CONVENE Trust Companies. I.

Banks and Clearing Homes Were Rep. re entd at the Prellm Lar7- SleetinE Held Tuesday. Atlantic City. N. 3 September 24 The three sections of the American Bankers'- association those dealing with the trust companies savings banks and clearing houses met here today In annual convention.

The an nual convention of the American-Bankers' association in which the three sections will' participate. will begin to- morrow and continue until Friday. The savings fund section was called to order by G. Byron Latimer. of New York.

With the reading of the reports out Of the way. the section turned its attention to addresses by various members. Wm. Hanbart. of New.

York the secretary of the section addressed the meeting on uniform laws for savings banks In the various states. Alfred 1. Alken treasurer of the Worcester. Mass. County Institution for Savings.

Worcester Mass. spoke on the question of life Insurance in savings banks. Postal Savings Banks" was the subject of a paper 1. Leroy Rarw000 of New London. Conn.

was to have read. He was not present. but the paper was read by another member of the section. Wm. R.

Creer. of Cleveland. Ohio discussed uniform laws for savings banks. In the absence of President F. J.

Wade of St. Louis the trust company section was called to order by Philip fl. Babcock. of New York vice president of the association. Papers on subjects or interest to owners of the trust companies were read and this IL there.

was a. general discussion of trade matters. The section devoted to clearing houses- devoted the opening session to a discussion of technical matters affecting clearing houses. The feature of the morning session of the trust company section was the address of Former Postmaster General Charles Emory Smith of Philadelphia who spoke on the distinction between trusts and trust companies. Following Mr.

Smiths address five minute speeches were made on trust company conditions In various states. W. W. Kern of New York spoke on the question of savings banks doing business in the evenings. Edward I.

Perrlne of New York. was another speaker at the morning session. He presented a program for bank examination. RI. Doom Sealed.

Mrs. Brown awoke her husband lr. the dead of night with the startling In formation that site had just heard a burglar In the room below. says Tit Bits. Now she exclaimed excitedly "he's lgibting one of those cigars I gavt you for your birthday.

I heard him pick up' the box and put It down again. Then John sat. up. and listened. By Jove.

Mary. you're right lie answered. Ho is Hell actually smoking one of those er er those cigars. Then he nestled once more comfortably beneath the blankets. Go to sleep again Mary.

he said complacently well find the poor wretch In the morning. Infant i known Person at NO CLUE TO THE MURDERER laUd Was Born Oat or Wedloek and Acid We. Posrd Iat It Month Soon It Had Been Nursed By Motile. Macon. Ga.

September 24. Special Murdered by an unknown hand la the conclusion reached by a coroners Jury investigating- the death of Roscoe. the three-month's-old infant of Mia Cattle Arnold the Door of Hope yesterday evening. Carbolic sold was deliberately poured Into the mouth and tOe flesh was badly burned. The child died In agony soon after the dose was adroin.

latered. According to the evidence the young mother. who came to the home- from Hancock County. had Ju nur ea the Infant and hid it on a- bed. In her room when some one In the house heard crlel She wa sent back to attend to Its needs and said when she put Itn mouth to her breast the acid burned her so badly that she discovered the trouble.

A physician was called but death came within a few moments. A jury was summoned by Coroner Young and Deputy Sheriff Edgar Ross who. was present searched the premises. finding a half bottle of carbolic acid beneath the bath room window In the yard. This was evidently the poison that had been administered but a lengthy Investigation did not reveal the Perpetrator of the crime.

The mother is an attractive young woman hardly twenty years old. Her parents are dead and she hat only two uncles living. Her account of the affair was said to have been an apparently honest one. The officials investigating- the case are not satisfied with the re suits obtained And there may be arrests. The acid used was obtained from a drug store not tar distant from tli home.

as the label on the bottle showed. The druggist there did not re member to" whom he sold the acid or when. LANCSTON ADMITTED TO BAIL. Justice Holds That Killing of Ore Voluntary Manslaughter. Macon.

Os. September M. Special. John Languton. th young man who shot and killed Elmer Ore last Thursday on the Columbus road miles west of the city was today admitted to ball in the sum of 1500 before Justice 1.

P. Burnett. Ed Smith and R. V. Nottingham.

who mtd a close Inspection ofthe teen of the killing after the shot was fired. were leading witnesses for the defense. Mrs. Bertha Molton the woman who gave evidence before the coroners Jurjy was also present end toUTth story- of what the claimed have over age The' theory the prosecution was that Lnpton shot On'- while he was seated In. his cart and had no time to defend himself.

The defense claimed that Ore drove out of his way to rate a difficulty with Langston. having been already angered be- cause a member' of Laoigatens family had killed a dog belonging to him. The. effort was to show that Orr had assailed Langston and in a scuffle over a single-barrel shot- gun which Lanpt had in his wagon the dead man sustained the fatal wound. Justice Burnett was not long in making up his oiled regarding the case.

He committed Langston on a charge of voluntary manslaughter and flied the bond. The prisoner will mate It and prepare for a defense In the superior court. Augusta Want. Sew Jan Augusta Ga. September 24.

Spe cial. At the next session of toe grand Jury In Richmond county Investigations will be made looking to the advisability of rebuilding or remodeling toe county Jail. Many officials members of the local bar and other public spirited citi- ions feel that Augusta has outgrown the ancient building which is now In use for the retention of prisoners. This action la not Intended to reflect directly or Indirectly upon any of the officers connected with- the. jail management for they are intelligently administering the affairs of.

the Institution to the best possible advantage. but the building itself is antiquated and II In keeping with the progressive spirit or the' times. New. Manhattan Shirts See the Window Display today Exclusive Patterns in New Fold Ties wj You'll like these new Manhattan Shirts they're the handsomest patterns you'll see anywhere. Of course you know the Manhattans by reputation they're ad mittedly the- best" shirts- on the i- Perfect in.

fit faultless in workmanship correct in- style. Priced 150 to' 350. The Home. of Hart SchtJuner Marx and Rogers Feet Co. Clothes Daniel Bros.

Co. L. J. DAf EL President II sndE Strong Saloon Sentiment GEORGIANS TAKING PART Governor Tomer of Alabama Will tadoubtedly Inelade Prohlbt- Urn 1 Ht Call for Extra lea 1011 of' Alabama erlalatar Ittaatl. Birmingham.

Ala. September 24. Special The prohibition wave is sweeping ect1on by section all over the' state. This the bitterest opponents of prohibition are free to admit. Last week Butler county admittedly one of.

th strongest whisky counties la the state went prohibition by. 480 majority. Efeetlonif are pending now in Plckens Etowah and Calhoun counties with the odds favoring a positive victory for prohibition. While Governor Comer will mate no to to that--effect. the roprt very strong that he will include in Ma call for an extra.

session of the legislature tbe consideration of a state prohibition. This call will be Issued about October 7. and the making body will reconvene about November I. The fact that the governor Is a strong prohibitionist himself. and the additional tact that much pressure Is being brought to bear.

causes the prohibitionists In Jefferson county to feet con' sldenbte elated and encouraged. 6850 kasnes on Petition. The prohibition so far have had everything their own way. the pro hlbltlonlst. fighting' from ambush now- ever.

it is reported that with the return of Wilson Brown the anti-prohibitionists will' get exceedingly busy. it being the understanding locally that Mr. Brown win manage. the campaign assisted toy a committee of more than a hundred prominent citizens. Judge W.

A. Covtngton or Georgia. joint author anti law of that state. delivered a very strong address in. tarot of prohibition on Sunday.

He was Introduced to a large audience by Governor Corner who declared from the platform that prohibition was coming Judga eCovlnrton described the selling of whisky as a low form of graft made possible by the votes and influ' ence of church members with corner lots to rent. A Bitter Fight Another Georgian. Hon. Seaborn Wright. will make an address In Birmingham next Sunday on the subject of prohibition.

Other speakers will go over thV county. taktag eacn city. ward by very one feels that the- war to' hilt is on. and the most conservative readily admit that the tight will be bitter and exceedlngypelo The opposition of the' great Industrial companies Is admitted this being the great' backbone of the prohibition defense. The city council has recently adopted a very high caloon license.

2400. as against 800 formerly. This step is judged to weaken the prohibition. 'movement considerably although- the most conservative believe- that It will eventually carry making Birmingham and Jefferson county dry. MOORE TICKET IS NO5CEP.

Chairman of Campaign Committee Put Ticket In Plaid. Macon Ga. September Special Chalrman W. Massee of the John T. Moore campaign committee has an- nounced the following ticket for the coming municipal primary to toe held on November' 13 For Mayor John T.

Moore. For' Aldermen First ward J. R. Bowdre. T.

O. Chestnut. B. Hart. Second Ward Jerry L.

Flckllnr Thomas trier W. A. McKenna. Third Ward J. Culxiepper Ii S.

Dupe Alexander Proudflt Fourth Ward John D. Pearson. St H. Sloan. W.

W. Williams. These announce themselves with strong declaration In favor of efficient public service. strict enforcement of the law better service of PUbll rutllltles and the upbulldlnl' of the city. Judge A L.

Miller has not yet announced his ticket. for aldermen who will make the race. with him. but the indications tonight are that J. Willingham A.

P. Chappell and Joseph D. Riley will toe among his' strong supporter INSTANT RELIEF FROM CATARRH. Send for a TrtalSample of Thi. Great Remedy and Convince yeuraetf or It Merit.

When- we ay that Eclipse Catarrh Cure gives Instant relief from that die- agreeable oftentlve disease from which go- many Buffer- ready to. prove WI assertion to your- entire satisfaction- No matter. how long- you have been afflicted' no matter how badly topped up your i iead may be the sample which we will send you will glv immediate relief clear' up- tile clogged sflr passages throw the offensive accumulations and soothe and heal the delicate. Irritated memjnnfc Eclipse Catarrh Cure 1 a Testable preparation of wonderful curative pow. It promptly reaches the remotest all" passages where.

th di aa 1 located and effects a permanent cur. Ira even the. worst ease Robert X. Wiggins Augusta :0. Write I Some Urns ago I wrote you sample package of your Catarrh Cure which you sent me and I win siwys thank you for it.

for 1. un never used anything' to stv. me much relief in short a tune. opeDe" nry no. and throat.

and pavmrelief in every way. My' throat was or that I could not ilsP but alter using th first pipeful 1. went to bed and lspt like tired or. Xncloied plea tad money order for 1100. for.

which pleas. send a whole packire. tad oblige. gend Week' TreatBaevu We ar anxious for every uff r7 to try this treat remedy and will und IoV tw tjr- nt la tamp sv 'liberal-trial treatment- and a pipe to-all who will nd- their- name and ad- drec 7 have hundreds ot letters from grateful patient. whom have cured and will aind you also ar booka lat' containing ih se testimonial and about the dlMa Do not dey.

butwrit today. Addr Eclipse dlclne and Manufacturing 'you've wondered whytheyre so popular just smoke asfew and like' everybody else yQifil ant more. That's what has made them the largest selling Turkish cigarette in the world. lOcforlO S. ANARGYROS Manufacturer New York Some' Charming New Styles in Black.

Voile. Skirts' A half dozen seasons' nave Drought new weaves to vie witn Voile in Skirt materials. But Voile' has held its own unshaken in popular favor and the faithful- dQifl of duty. Little wonder then that we have made greater and greater effort each season to discover them at. their hest and.

most advantageously. new arrivals are. of the finest' French Voiles guar anteed fast blacks-- made full half yards wide. Twp points to consider and to weigh long. with price.

Dainty plaited designs. trimmed- with ridc taffeta hand and two stitched smaller- hands above. In quality and making they are regular 1000 Skits. We've Marked. Them 755 Also three new styles in Taffeta Skirts" and Taffeta Skirts are exceptionally good this fall.

1175 1250 5. I a Johnson DuBose. Co. TEXAS FIGHTS WESTERN UNION And Also' Pullman Company- Proposes to PretentyThem Going Business. Austin.

Texas September 24. Attor ney General Davidson. of Texas Insti- tuted suit against the Pullman Corn- pany and the Western Union Telegraph Company to prevent. them from doing business In Texas and asking for per- roli sees of 1100040 from etch company on the amount doe the state board on the capital- stock one hundred million In each Instance. The petitions recite that both corns have been doing business In Texas for a number.

or yeas and have never fled copies of ttnf articles of Incorporation' or taken out a permit to operate In Texas as required. by law. That because of these omission they should be enjoined from doing busi ness here and It so prayed. The petitions specifically state that they are not Intended to interfere with any intrastate business but are designed only to ou the companies from doing an Interstate business. Service was had on the local agents and to.

attorney general will endeavor to have the cases tried at the coming tff I court. Steekmea to Orgsaise Griffin Oa" September 24. Special. There will be a meeting of. stockmen farmers and an others interested In such a project here on Saturday Sep tember 28 at SO o'clock at tnei city ban for the purpose of organizing an uioclatlODto to conduct a periodical stock sales in Grlffln.

An election f- officers wlU 4 be' held rat the. same Um oiutr halt be prop rtr aaldaioclr. ialea DEATH COMES TO DR. DODD Prominent Physician is Survived by Fourteen Children. Dr.

3. T. Dodd sged It year' a pioneer citizen of Clayton county. died at the reel- done. yesterday morning at o'clock after a bort Ulaeu.

Dr. Dodd was a practicing pbrsIcian at Rlrerdale In Clayton county for pvet fttty- five years and served In the civil war as" surgeon Ifs was married twiceand leaves a wife and. fourteen- living children. Thi first wife was Mlu Elizabeth Hemperly aa th second MI SI mie Shdrick. By fleet wife Dr.

txxli had eight children two dead and lx leg and by the second wife be had ten. two-dead and i ht llvlnf. The hunw of' the. surviving children are J. U.riiAi IL.

Dr. Wi T. Norwood w. it. Walter P.

S. Claude and Osceola. Dodd his daughtsrs are Mrs. Alberta Allen Mi. MurteBishopMrr R.

Brown. Mrs. Joe Walker and xsia Pearl Dodd. a Funeral services will held atthe home IS Ponders avenuthI afternoon at o'clock. Rn.

Dr. Motley of this' Central Saptht church will officiate. Interwent will be' 111 Hollywood cemetery. Th following will Tact II pallbearers 3. M4 A.

IL Dr. W. T. Osceot. H.

and Walter Gordon Institute Paper Oat. i3arneivn Ga. September 24. Sp- cial The initial number for the preo- cut term of the Crimson and White tb college paper issued by. the student body of the Gordon' Institute made It f- appearance today.

It Isa bright llttLs Ii fi sheet. and reflect credit upon the editors and the Institution from which It 1 issued The present editorial staff. I composed of the following Paul R. Anderson 08 editor in chief U. R.

Forrester OS. manager Clay Blnlon as sltant business manager- William Faulk. athletic editor associateedi tori B. Powell. Mlis Lucy Stroud.

Miss Ruth Elder. The paper is printed by the Barnesvill News i-- MM A MK yi 9arv tdviofe dfliarw. sma tome cam be completely VW I1IUII uppy. Without themyettlw w. ili.

BBaii sjs i 4j ordeal uiroughwhicB. tne ex pectant mother must pass IISUaljia so full of suffering danger and fear that she looks forward to the critkal zrwith appi hea cm and dread. Mothers Friend by its penetrating and soothing propatikL tlkys nausea nervousness and all unpleasant feelings azd io prepares the system for the oroeal that she passes through the eventvsafely and little suffering as numbers worth its bottle of druggists. Book containing m' e' valuable xaformatioa mairtd free. tti J.

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tioD a. outP t. remov 1e 1otton or a arance. RoY er iBUrr men. be- ntUtOmorrow 0.

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