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paling Springs. now-capped Peaks. ure Skies. lenwood Ites Park. yal Gorge.

11fv shall Pass. f1 pend the Summer its bracing di late. sienger office No 3 Kte Kimball House. LL Gen. Son.

Xt. lightful Route ORK Eastern idler Resorts THE NION NNECTION fiblps leave Norfolk undaj. at 7:30 m. Jt affordingopportu Ksservgers from th west to visit flich- fort and Virginia general Information tet agents or to M. int.

Norfolk Va. 7. 1212 Main 1. Rich. 3.

WAXiEB flc Manager. 71 sat mon OOLI rans Cheap. llespie Elec- iential-Bldg. IX 1857. LYNCH llehall St.

nd domutle faccot. Ale foods as belonr uire the ryJJ Jj Send your orders I Terms CUE. and Variety Btorj iAnd will tOjfnS Inew stock la Tarlety rs rir UL CUTS Mrs Or James Hutch's Mind Becomes Unbalanced from Long Illness and She Sheds Blood Wife if Lincoln County Physician Suddenly Becomes Dangerous. KITED TO SLAY HER SISTER. TOO Arrival of the Husband Saves the Life of His Wife and Probably Saves Those of the Dement- ed Woman and Her Own Child.

Augusta Ga. September 8 Special Sirs. Dr. James Burch. of Uncolnton.

Ga. In a state of mental abberlltlon caused from continual Illness at the house of tier sister. Mrs F. Dunntngton. where she wsa visiting cut the throat of Marie.

her year child. and then cut her own throat. Both wounds are dangerous but unless complications set in both may re- cover. Mrs. Bureb has been Ill for some time.

The pain and suffering to which she has teen subjected had unhinged her mind. Mrs. Dunnlngton lives six miles In the country. This morning alter she left the room In which she had slept with Mrs. Burch.

the tatter seized a razor and committed the deed described. and was look- We for Mrs. Dunnlngton to kill her when the was disarmed by. Mr. Dunnington who was attracted by the screams of the lira.

Burch forty eight years old and well connected in Georgia. JIBED TKROUGH A WINDOW. Attempt To Assassinate a Prominent bmertcu Citizen. Amadeus. Ga.

September 8 Special Some miscreant tired two bullets Into AE. Shlpleys a residence this morning with the evident Intention' of killing hm as one bullet struck a window beside which he was standing. Mr. Shipley seized a Winchester and searched for the would-be assassin. but without success.

The affair is Quite mysterious one. Mt. Shipley Is a well-known citizen. CRUSHED BY FALLING. WALL.

Tront of a Thiildthg in Rome Gives Away. Rome Ga. September 8 Special While workmen were busy this morning jacking up the front of a two-story building preparatory to raising It to the established grade level. the heavy timbers gave way. precipitating the front of the first story.

All of the men managed to get out of the way except Warren Young-blood a carpenter. who wan caught beneath the weighty mass and badly crushed. His in juries are tat-al. WILL MOVE TO TEXAS. former School Commissioner of Yloyd Expects an Acquittal.

Rome Ga. September 8 Special The family of W. M. Bridges. ex-county school commissioner of of his wife two grown daughters and three.

sons will tartly remove to Texas. The argument of Bridges's case before the supreme court will be heard In October and the outcome of that hearing will decide his future movements. Bridges is firm to the conviction that lie will ultimately be acquitted. He says he will continue to preach as long as he physically able to do so SRORT CROPS IN DODGE COUNTY Cotton Corn and Cowpeas Wont Be Up to the Standard. Eastman Ga.

September 8 Special lion. H. Jordan delivered an Interesting talk to a few farmers here today after which a. farmers' Institute was zed by electing S. H.

Lawthan president and C. W. Rawlins secretary. The president announced that at the meeting to be held on the fourth Saturday In September the subject of wheat and oat sowing would be discussed by some one who had experience in these' crops. The short cotton crop In this county end low prices will leave the farmers In worse condition than they have been In for some years.

Not only is cotton short but cane peas potatoes. hay and In fact everj th ng In. the way of grain product In many sections of the county are more than half short. Gardens have been an absolute failure. TAMPERING WITH SWITCHES.

Negro Who Has Been Attempting To Wreck Trains Is Arrested. VaJdosta Ga. September 8 Special A negro named Bryant has been arrested here on the charge of attempting to wreck trains or the Plant system. The officials of the road ha had a great deal of trouble with the negro and have I latched him very closely. He is In possession of a key to switch locks and it Is said that he has been tampering with switches west or here for some time and was finally caught lingering with a switch.

He was lodged In jail. Lamp Exploded in a Church. Waycross Ga. September 8 Special A large Rochester lamp exploded last eight In Mallon hall where the Weslyans were holding their regular Wednesday evening prayer service. The bl.

Id was QUlc-kly extlngu shed Marriage in Quitman. Qultrnan Ga. September 8 Special C. Taylor of Cuthbrt. and Miss Rasa- lr Badger were married this morning by Rev p.

Ward at the Manse and pro- at once to Cuthtert their future SEALED VERDICT IS tow EXPECTED tfsndtnt Guldens Cut Is Jaw in tie Rants or tie Jury. IS CHARGED WITH BURLABY Prosecutor Claims That Chloroform Was used To Bob Rim. HE LOST EIGHT HUNDRED DOLLARS CASH Case Was Worked by the Best Legal Talent in That Section of the State. Calhoun Ga. September 8 Special The case of E.

C. Chllders charged with burglarizing the house of Dr. W. Vaughan at Falrmont an the night. of March Rh last went to the jury at 9 30 o'clock tonight and a sealed verdict will be returned tomorrow morning.

The general impression Is that the verdict will be an acquittal. On the night of March Eth some one entered through a window Into Dr. Vaughan's bedroom. and took two books from his clothing containing 800. 3 of the amount being found In the yard the following morning making the actual loss 795.

Dr. Vaughan was awakened by his wife about 3 o'clock and at once detected the odor of chloroform In the room and on a close examination traces of the drug were found on the pillow and quilts. Dr. aughlln suspected Childers as being the guilty party and sent to Atlanta and engaged Detective Green Cone who came up and spent several days In the county working on the case. The trial commenced yesterday after- noon and over 100 witnesses were present to testify though only about thirty were used.

The prosecution was represented by Solicitor Sam Maddox Hon. J. Watt Harris. Colonel Onstarr. and R.

7. McCamy while the defense- had Hon. W. Rankin Colonel F. A.

Cantrell and Hon. Carter Tate. This is the only Important case tried during this term of the superior court. that of the state vs. Frank Bodw charged with the killing of Mollie Curtis having been carried over to next term of court.

FOUND NEEDLE WITH X-RAY. Columbus Boys Leg Gives Surgeons Some Work. Columbus Ga. September 8 Special. A day or twolago a needle stuck In the cat of the leg of Paul the year son of Conductor 7 Darden.

Yesterday Drs. Desports and Oautler turned an X-ray on the leg and photographed the bit of needle which In that short time had already worked half way around the leg. Today the broken piece of metal was cut out. COTTON IS MOVING SLOWLY. Clark County Planters Are Holding Bad Their trop Athens.

Ga. September 8 Special The cotton crop In this section Is being marketed very slowly. On account of the hot. dry season and the rapid- opening of cotton It was expected that the movement here would be rapid but It Is not. It Is true that the crop is short In this section.

but that does not. explain the slow movement. It la believed that quite a number of the farmers ate holding their cotton for' better prices. A prominent cotton factor here said today that by ember 1st the falsity of Nelll estimate would be thoroughly established and that cotton would bring 4 cents before November 10th. HORSE RAN' INTO FRUIT STORE.

Italians Wife Thrown Into Spasms by a Wild Runaway. Cartersvllle GIf. September 8 Spe cial A large spirited bay horse driven by Mr. MeCalla. the assistant state geologist took fright on a side street here this afternoon and Mr.

McCalla jumped from th buggy. The animal reached the public square and made a ild dash Into the open door or the fruit store of V. Comazall an Italian on Bank block. The buggy was released from the horse at the door by being torn. into splinters.

while the horse dashed with fury Into the back room of the store capered wildly about the room. and returned to the front room sprang behind the counter where It staid until taken out. The Italian wife and four children were in the back room but escaped Injury. The woman was thrown into violent convul- ns by the fright that lasted several hours and the puyslclans say death was only by- promptness and skill averted. Georgian Killed in Florida.

Columbus Ga. September 8 Special A telegram received at Buena Vista announces the accidental death at burg Fla. of Robert Minter. Jr. who iwaa mao- vertantly shot by a.

boy. He moved from Buena Vista to Leesburg several years ago and had accumulated considerable property there. He is a eon of Robert Minter and brother of Mluter the Cussta lawyer. The remains will be burled at Buena Vista. Will Hold Vesper Services.

Athens. Ga. September 8. Special Mrs. 31.

A. Llpscomb principal of the Lucy Cobb Instill has decided to hold vesper services In Stovall. lapel very Sunday afternoon at clock The lint of these series will be conducted Sunday afternoon by Rev. F. Bishop.

of Denison Tex. who is visiting his mother. Mrs N. M. Bishop.

Coffin Factory in a Healthy Town. Columbus Ga. September 8 Special. A gentleman was In Columbus today prospecting for a site for a con factory employing fifty hands. He was shown over the town by Mayor ChappeU and.

seemed favorably impressed CEDARTOWN PUSHES HER COTTON MILLS Well Bicket YluLnelally Smill Cam- piolis Me Mined. OUTPUT IS GROWING RAPIDLY Order Has Been. Placed for AU the Machinery Now Needed. HOSIERY YARNS IN LARGE QUANTITIES Philadelphia Capitalists Are Backing Up the Enterprise with Means. Cedartown.

Qa September 8. Special The Cedartown Cotton Company la one of the largo corporations Just been organ. tied In Cedartown for the manufacture of a high grade of cotton. yarn and embraces the following companies under Its re-or. ganliatlon.

The CedlWtown Cotton Manufacturing Company. the South Extension Mill Company. the Paragon mills. the Warehouse Company and the Cedartown cotton gin. The Amalgamation of these companies prepares the owners of these properties for still greater development.

The order has been placed for all machinery necessary to till the new Pit agon mill which will crowd the building to Its full capacity of 12500 spindles. When running. to its full capacity the mill will turn out weekly 90000 pounds of fine. hosiery yarns. The main building will be increased by the addition of a large pack.

Ing room greatly enlarging the size and convenience of the mill. As soorv as the machinery is all In. running order in the Paragon mill the cptton company will begin the work of erecting what will be known as the north extension of the original Cedartown cotton mill for the addition of 9030 spindles to mill Wo 1 which. when completed will turn- out with the other mills the largest weekly output of cotton arn here in the south. Cedartown is rapidly forging to the front not only as the center of large Iron mining industries but Is becoming one of the largest cotton manufacturing points In the south.

Charles Adamson the vice president and general manager of the Cedartown Cotton Company states that a strong company of Philadelphia capitalists is getting together the money to mild a new 10300 splndl cotton factory In Cedarton who will build and equip the cotton mill ready for running. to be leased and operated by th Cedartowp Cotton Company under e. long term of years. This new mill company is composed of Quaker City gentlemen of abundant means. whose attention has been attracted to Cedartown on account.

of the splendid tecord the three cotton. mills have already made under the management of Mr. Adamson's company. It Is said that last ear Mr. Adamson company cleared on Its Investment the magnificent dividend of 38 per cent and It this be true.

It Is plain that capital in abundant quantities already' started. this way will Increase their investments hero during the coming ear and Cedartown will witness the largest development in cotton manufacturing lines she has yet anticipated. Mr. Adamson left Cedartown yesterday fur Phllade phla to confer with his associates on some extensive Improvements and in. vestments here and while away he hopes to accomplish such work as will enable him to make to Cedartown people on hs return.

the last of September the most Interesting announcement yet made by his company. Daniel Baugh the president of the cot ton company. Is one of the wealthiest and most prominent citizens. of Philadelphia and Is pleased Immensely with the splendid record which his Cedartown In. vestments nave made for the company.

With Mr. Baugh Is associated such men as Edward 35. Wlstar Edward 8 Hyde and Nathaniel B. Crenshaw gentlemen of large means in Philadelphia and A. Howard Merrltt of Reading.

Pa. In Cedartown. Hon. Charles Adamson vice president and general manager. has charge of the operation and direction of these large plants.

and with him la as sociated in the management his father. the Hon. Thomas Adamson. who la treasurer of the company. and his broth.

cc Wright. Adamson secretary. William Parker. a mm man of long experl. ence formerly of Columbus.

Ga. has charge of these cotton mills In the capacity of manager. The Cedartown Cotton Company has at Its back unlimited means and its management has announced Its fixed determination to stop short of making Cedartown the veritable and' real Lowell of the south. Their Investments already In' cotton mills- have passed the half million mark and they have just fairly begun the building of cotton mills at this place. which Is admitted to be one of the finest localities.

with magnificent advantages for cotton manufacturing or any. section in the south. Thabbarda Slayer Arrested. Athens. Ga.

September 8 Special John Henry Smith. the ntgro boy who stabbed and killed George Hubbard. another negro boy a. few days since was arrested last night. by Bailiff Lester.

Smith says he is under ten years of age which. If true. exempts him from prosecution but others say he is over' twelve and he will be held to be tried by the proper authorities. A Humane Society In- Athens. Athens.

Ga. September 8 Special The Athens society for the prevention of cruelty to animals Is being organized. Its promoter Is Miss Louise DuBose and the new organization has already over seventy members. This membership will be considerably enlarged. Elder Is Better.

Athens. Ga. September' Special Press Elder. who suffered from. sunstroke yesterday.

was much better today. He had a narrow escape from death And It required the attention of a physician for several hours before he could be revived. Negro Pound Dead. Athens. Ga.

September 8. Special This morning Lewis Taylor. colored. was found dead in the heater room back. of the city calaboose.

Foul play was at first susptcloned. but it afterward turned out that Taylor had come to his death from natural causes. He had been subject to epleptlc tits. The Question. Settled.

Athens. Ga. September 8. Special The wrangle over the adoption of the new time standard nlnttcth meridian- Is over and the observation' of the new time' Is general. AU the larger Interests In the' city and nearly all the.

business population have adopted the new standard and it will be given a full and fair trial. Broke His Arm. Athens. Ga. September 8.

Special Mr. ndenhalL agent of the Standard Oil Company here. broke his at yesterday while repairing a flue. The accident was very painful but not serious. Dr.

TJUlard set. the arm and Mr. Mend- enbsJl getting along nicely now. SEABOARD BOYS LAND IS AUGUSTA Official the System ire Euhrtalud by tb6 Citizens. SPEECHES MADE AT LUNCH President Williams Intimates That His Boad Will Enter City.

TERMINAL FACILITIES ARE ACQUIRED Officials of the System Show a Friendly Peeling for the prosperous Georgia City. Augusta Ga. September Special- President John Skelton Williams of the Seaboard Line. said In a short speech In the Commercial. Club today that Augusta and Charleston are the only two Important cities In the south not re tied by lines of the Seaboard Line' system.

and the road would not' be satisfied until Its lines ran Into these cities. The Seaboard or Its allies have purchased a whole block just across Walker street from the union depot costing more than 1100000 and this looks like they are In earnest about coming to Augusta. The leading officials of the Seaboard came down from Atlanta on two private cars last night Pentthe the day In Augusta leaving at 10 o'clock for Charleston. The party consisted of. President John Skelton lams Vice President and General Manager E.

St. John. General Superintendent V. UcBee Mr. W.

Mlddendorf of the banking firm of- Middendorf Oliver" Co. of Baltimore. who are largely Interested In the extension- of the Seaboard Mr. Cecil Babbett vice president of the Georgia and Alabama railroad. now a part of the Seaboard system Colonel B.

Cameron of Raleigh C. one of the directors of the road. and Private Secretaries Weddell and Stacey. President Williams gave out the following statement for publication The Harrison block has been purchased by parties friendly to the Seaboard Line for the purpose of being turned over to the Seaboard in the event they should ultimately determine to build. into Augusta.

The price paid Is not given out. but it Is understood to be something more than one hundred thousand dollars. The property wlll be transferred to the new purchasers within the next few days. This Is' understood to mean that nothing now remains but to secure the most satisfactory right of way In and out of Augusta and other cities whereupon the work of building will be pushed forward with all dispatch. Colonel Dyer placed a special car at- the disposal of the' party and It was carried over the various lines or the.

lectrmu road in charge. of James U. Jackson. the Seaboards special agent at Augusta. On their return from the ride around the city the were conducted to the Commercial Club.

where they were entertained at lunch by James U. Jackson. Short talks were' made by Congress- man Fleming President T. Alexander of the chamt jof commerce and. of the Commercial Cub Colonel 1 Dyer.

president of the Augusta Railway Compan Rice. Smith. general manager of the Georgia Chemical Work and II Hook editor Augusta Chronicle. aLt assuring the railroad men of a cordial welcome for the Seaboard Wne to Augusta. President Wtllianll Vice President St.

John and GenerMent James Jack son made shoty talks on behalf of tue road. President Williams said the matter practically rested with Augusta. and Charleston whether or not they would get the road. It they met the Seaboard way and showed a liberal splrt In allowing entrance and exit for the system the road could bo had The party left at o'clock for Charleston. ANGRY WOMAN HUNTS BAILIFF Armed with a Pistol Mrs.

Prudhomme Enters a Court. Savannah. Ga. September 8 Special Considerable excitement was caused around Justice Naughtlns office this after noon by the appearance of an angry woman with a pistol. The woman was Mrs.

Fannie Prudhomme who has for some time been separated from her husband and she was In search of negro constable named Isreal Small. Small is sometimes employed at Justice Naughtin office and she thought she would find him there. It seems that Small rote Mrs. Prudhomme an Insulting note and she started out on the warpath Small did not wait for an answer to this note but made himself scarce. Though separated trim her.

Mrs. Prudhomme husband was with her in her search for the negro. and there would no doubt have been a lively scene had he been found. A complaint has been lodged against Small. DELEQAL GETS A.

MISTRIAL. Jury Was Unable To Agree and Change of Venue Was Granted. Brunswick Ga. September 8 Spe cial. The Jury In the case of Henry al returned a statement that they stood seven for conviction.

and five for acquittal sfter being out all last night. Seabrpok ordered a. mistrial de- elated. On Votton change of venue It was granted and the. case set for re hearing at the special term of Eftlnghain ct the same week that the Delegal urderers are to tiled Judge Seabrook and all the Savannah attorneys returned to Savtinaah today.

Elega was. carried back under' military escort and lodged In Savannah jail. Efflngihams special term of crnrt be gins next Wednesday. The prisoners will all be removed next Tuesday night. FOTTR STORY BRICK BURNS.

Building on Savannahs Bay Street Destroyed by Fire. Savannali Ga. September 8 Special Fire- this morning- shortly after four O'clock destroyed a four story brick building on Bay street next to the City Exchange. The fire is supposed to have started from. defective electric wiring though this Is denied.

by the agents of the electric company. The building which was the property of the. Waldburg es tate. was occupied by A. P.

Churchill cotton exporter Cooney Knksteln Co. lumber merchants. and T. Chapeau Sons. naval stores.

The total losses of all parties concerned will be about fc 5000. She Took' Too Much Morphine. Amerlcus Ga. September 8 Special Mrs. Richard McRea an aged lady residing In the country near merlcus was found dead this morning with a half emptied morphine bottle near her bedside.

Physicians suppose that she- untntention. ally took a larger quantity of the drug than necessary and died from the effects. Gin House and Contents Burn. Toombsboro. Gaf September 8" Spe cial.

Thoma E. Freeman's glnhouse and outfit with several-bales of cotton taU his milling plant were burned yesterday evening. Lou 500 partially colored by Insurance. FARMERS' DAYAr HACON CARNIVAL Street Parade III Show- the Reu1ts. of Bibb Faraist FLOATS ARE BEING BUILT Central Georgia tare Expected To Make a Great Show.

PRIZES ARE TO BE AWARD ED Association Will Hang Awards for Those Who Make Best Showing in Various Lines. Macon. Qa. September 8 Special. The second day.

October llth. of the Macon carnival will 4 known as Agricultural Day and It promises to be one of the greatest successes of the tour days' elaborate programme. The street parade of the agricultural products of this section' will be a crowning- feature The carnival association is having built three beautiful allegorical floats for this procession. one representing Agricul re another Horticulture and the third Labor Hon. R.

A. Ntsbet. for many years secretary of the. Georgia State Agriculture Society. Is In charge of Agriculture Day.

He completed. the premium list today. which is as follows. MOST UNIQUE DISPLAY OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS. First Priie One horse wagon offered by Brown Wagon Company.

3750. Second Prize Two-horse Atlanta plow. offered by M. C. Balkcom.

5. LARGEST AND BEST DISPLAY OF. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS. First Prize Cash 20. Second Prize Ton of Feltons Favorite guano offered by Farmers Supply Company 20.

BEST DISPLAY OF CORN. Prst iPrize Two-horse Chattanooga chilled plow. offered by Etherldge Baker 10 Second Prize Half ton Plowboy guano. offered by. American Fertilizer Company.

110 BEST DISPLAY OF HAY. First Suit of clothes offered by Benson Houser 10. Second Prize Stetson hat offered by Cleni Phillips 3 BEST DISPLAY OF WHEAT OR OATS First Prize Overcoat offered by Chas. Wachtels Son 10. Second Prize Five bushels best seed wheat offered by.

H. Wright. the seeds- man. 6. BEST PAIR HORSES DRIVEN.

TO FARMERS' WAGON First Prize Five dollars In- gold. Second Prize Pair shoes. offered by Rolf Sims Co. Jo BEST PAIR MULES. First Prize Set of harness.

offered by G. lternd Co. 15. Second Prize Fine hat. offered by Bails Ned Co.

J5. Best Jack-410 in gold offered by Wat- erman Co. BEST HERD. OP JERSEYS. First Prize 20.

Second Prize Water set offered by 7. C. Van Syckel. 5. BEST HERD OF IIOLSTEIN3.

First Prize Cash 10. BEST DISPLAY OF HOGS. First Prize. Cash 3. rile above list shows over 200 in prizes offered to farmers.

As will be seen about 75 of the amount Is offered in cash prizes and all the other prizes are such as every farmer will be glad to win. Chairman Nlsi et wishes it understood that- every farmer who desires to enter a wagon in this display must leave his name at Chairman Nlsbeta office at once. It is intended that all displays shall Be tastly arranged on farmers" wagons. and the. same decorated as much as possible Any farmer can easily arrange an agricultural float at little or no cost and he may be able to get one of the above valuable prizes for his trodDle.

It Is probable that other prizes to the value of about 50 will be added to the above list making over 210 in prizes for Agricultural Day. WESLEYAN FACULTY MEElSL First Session Since Term Opened Is Held at. College. Macon Ga. September 8 Special The first faculty meeting of Weslej an Fe- male college for the new term will be held tomorrow for the purpose of exchanging greetings.

The full term begins next Wednesday and the outlook-is is spendld for a large attendance of pupts. President Roberts is highly satisfied with the prospect. The college building has been renovated and greatly Improved and everything Is In readiness for the opening of the new. term. Aged Lady Dead.

Macon Ga September 8 Special The funeral services of Mrs. T. W. H. Murfree were held this afternoon from her late residence and were conducted by Rev.

Jullen S. Rodgers. The deceased was highly esteemed by all who knew her. She was one years old. Mrs.

Murfree is survived by two children Mrs. F. H. Muriree and Mrs. 7.

H. All. FARMER STABBS A MACON HAN. Twiggs County Planter Is Now Locked Up in Prison. Macon Qa September- 8.

Special J. R. Whltehurst. a farmer of Twiggs county this evening stabbed Robert hmeckner of Macon. in the abdomen with a knife.

The blade entered the cavity. Berkner was carried to the city hospital. but the doctors have not yet determined the se riousness of the wound. Whitehurst was. placed In the barracks.

District Convention. Macon Ga. September 8 Special. There was a large congregation present tonight at' Centenary church when the South Macon district meeting of the Woman Missionary Society conven II for a session of three days. There Is a.

large. attendance of delegates and the exercises promise to be Interesting. Methodist Mass Meetings. Macon. Oa.

September 8 Special. Beginning next Sunday the Methodists of Macon will have a week of prayer and mass meetings in behalf of the great nineteenth century educational movement. The motto of the movement In the south- ern Methodist church Is A revival In every church and a contribution from every member. Mr. tfpson Goes to Raleigh.

Athens. Ga. September 8. Special Mr. Edward S.

Upsort. one. of the most popular young men of this city. leaves tomorrow for Raleigh C. where he will in the future reside.

He will enter the cotton business In that cfty. Quitmans Cotton. Mill Assured. Quit man Ga. September 8 Special The first call for 10 per cent on the stock of the Atlantic and Gulf Cotton Mills loss been made and men are at work breaking up the old machinery which was found to be worthless except for scrap.

Work' will continue steadily and the company hope. to begin operations in a- short tlrf School Well Attended Way cross. GaSeptember Special ThftWare Institute- at' Waresboro ba about seventy pupils enrolled words of Praise About onr Children's department greet us. on every side. It really is a beauty a veritable store within itself.

We wish every lady in Atlanta to know that it is ready. You certainly must- see it. and you will be charmed. George Muse Clothing Co. 38 Whitehall St.

NEW ARRIVAL. Battle Creek Sanitarium Health Food Company's Nut Dromose. Pg. 25o Nut and Fig Bromose. Pg.

Rc Malted Nuts bottle. 40c Fruit Coco Me Nut tola pints 25o Nuttose. pints. Me Nuttose. one-half pints.

20c Nut Butter pound cans JOo Nut Butter one-half pound cans. IV Nuttolen pound cans 30o Nuttolene. one-half pound cans 0o Antiseptic Chu- oal Tablets Protose large. 9to Protose. small.

no Fruit crackers Pg Oatmeal Wafers Pg JZo Whole Wheat Wafers. lSc Granose Biscuit Pg. 13o Granose Pgt 15a A FARLINGEE. Wholesale and Retail Grocer. So Country orders special attention.

Murray Hill Club Whiskey The Whiskey prescribed by. physicians because- it Is absolutely pure. It is. years old. Get thi genuine.

Beware of refilled. bottles. JOS. A. MAGNUS CO.

CINCINNATI OHIO. UtiuBCH HAS INVESTIGATION. Police Court Trial Followed by Sensational Story. Rome Ga. September 8 Special Several days ago S.

I Camp was arrested by Officer Joe' Duncan on charges of having entered the. home of. Pearl Camp a. year girt It is' said the policeman- crawled under the house and secured evidence sufficient to cause the. arrest.

Camp was tined 5 and the case dismissed. The matter has taken. a more sensational turn however as a board of In vostigation from the Second Methodist church of which Camp Is a member has been considering the charges against Camp. The meetings hive been held In the courthouse because It was said that toe case should not desecrate the' church. Camp has filed counter charges against Policeman Duncan and through his at torney.

Max Meyerhardt. has filed a petl tion with th city officials asking that Duncan be suspended until the charges are thoroughly Investigated. The affair has caused quite a. sensation here. GEORGIANS AT CHICKAMAUGA First and Sixth Regiments of Infan try Will Have Reunion.

Chattanooga Tenn. September Spe cial The survivors of the First and Sixth Georgia Infantry confederates residing In Catoosa. Dade and Walker counties Georgia have arranged for a reunion to be held at the Georgia monumen Chlckarnauia a Park. September 19th. to which all ex-confederates will be Invited.

Invitations were received by It. Forrest Camp ex-confederates of this city and the Chattanooga Georgia Society to be present participate In the ceremonies. Colonel Tomllnson Fort. and Congressman John A. Moon of this city will deliver addresses.

In New Chapter souse. Athens. Ga. September 8. Special.

The Phi Delta Theta fraternity of the university ready to occupy Its new clubhouse on the. opening of the. university. It is the old General Tom Cobb house on Prince- avenue. The- Thetas have fixed It up.

handsomely and it wm be quite an attraclve chapter house. Delegates Are Appointed. Athens. Gi' September 8 Special. The First Baptist church has appointed Its delegates to the Sareptll.

Association which meets In Uaysvllle. Ga. on the 20th Instant. Those delegates are Judge Andrew J. Cobb.

Colonel T. S. Mell. Dr. W.

H. Yocng Mr H. Hulme and Mr. 7 G. It Edwards THE POLICE BICYCLE RACES.

Who Won Last Night at the Colli- seum McCurdys Fast Bide of Half a Mile. The police bicycle races last night re sulted as follows The mile rice was won by Wells with ease. The one-hour run by the Georgia Crack- er tandem team. Manguni and Bathers broke the. state record of 28 miles and 400 yards the distance made last night being 27 miles and laps.

In the mile race. Cornette. Martin and Chandler qualified and Chandler won. Cornette and Bankston collided during a race and the former was thrown from his Wheel end. badly bruised.

Sargeant UeCu dy gave an exhibition race of one-halt a mile his time The slow race was won by Chandler. Quite a large crowd witnessed the races and- the Police Relief Association has real- Lied a handsome sum by the three nlghU ofraclnj. WAS FACE TO PACE WITHODRGLAR Exciting ExperIecs Or' tks Wlfrot Officer Gloir List Kijtit SON CAME TO THE RESCUE He Seized a Pistol and Shot Down the Fleeing Burglar. NEGRO KNEW MRS. ELDER WAS ALOtit Search Made for the Burglar Last Night But He Could Not Be Pound Although Wounded Last night about half put.

o'clock Mrs. 7. M. Gloer. the wife of Policeman Gloer.

discovered a burly negro In her home. She wwa just out of a sick bed. and timers were no men folks At home. She screamed and as she did so her eldest son who had been to a meeting ran Into the house and seized a pistol. which he fired at the fleeing negrd.

The negro fell. wounded but got up and escaped in the darkness. The affair created considerable excite- merit In the neighborhood. Officer Gluer lives at No. 9 Mills street.

He was out last night on duty Kb eld. est son went to a meeting of the Henry Grady Debating Club. Mrs. Gloer got a. lady neighbor to spend the night with her and but for this precaution she would have been by herself when the negro entered the' house.

The negro evidently thought Mrs. Gloer was alone and he entered the dwelling for the purpose of robbery. Mrs. Gloer heard one. of her children.

In a bedroom adjoining her own. roll out of bed. and she got up to cross the hall. way. As she stepped Into the hall she' came face to face with a brutal looking negro.

She staggered back and gave a piercing scream. At that very moment the front door opened and young Gloer stepped Into the halt. The regro. seeing that the women were no longer alone turned and fled through the back door that he. had broken open and entered Olcer got his fathers pistol and was on the back' porch in time to fire one shot at the fleeing negro.

The negro fell with a groan. Then he staggered to his feet and ran away. A search was made this morning between and o'clock for the wounded but no trace of him could be found. Preferred a White Bescuer A white and a colored man raced In thi surf tiff Atlantic City the other day to the rescue of Miss lenle yatt. a girl of about twenty year.

who. was caught In. th current opposite a hotel In Chelsea. sod was being carried oaf to sea and was In imminent dinner of drowning The colored man. a stalwart' fellow sad a strong swimmer was tint to reach her side.

However Miss Wy tt who nw the white swimmer within a few strokes of although strut rlloc for her life refused tb ftMUUoctt of the colored mm And waited until the' white mass reached her' side. Miss Wyatt threw her arms around her rescuer and within a few minutes was brought ashore. Mlw Rosa Slmpkln of Philadelphia wSI rescued by John Warren also of Phlladenbla shout noon near Maryland avenue. William Baker and James Young. of Philadelphia.

got beyond their depth near Virginia arenas and were picked up in the lifeboat by QOasda Kills sad Davis. 411 1 I i I ut beue1ieiati reQ1edJHt Ui Jt Co. laniit present I rdreshingtothi able liylltemt 6 1' laxao. he. effectuUy 1 fe I.

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preJ atory fnter In- unes Rc me The he outcome that" wUlultlmately 8. C. sh rt ine everythlng I 8. syst m. have er te tember 8.

ght wherolhe We neliday exUnguished. ltman 8. I. Rev. 1.

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C. tes fy Sam. Hon R. only Bodwen. the carrledovel" Y.

SpeclaL tWoI ago ye old J. R. X-rayon 8. mote- bell eyed November the ubllc Id or sons 8. a 0.

C. rem lna 8. I to 6 o'clock. serieswill Be lthf 8 gcnt eman uln ctlng favorablyunprealed i' Ii tjf ii i lC le OEDjRTowBntlsH S' t. OOTTONMIttS I SmtIICtm 8.

tortne ufacturln theiParazon Ced rtown chlner necesur I1l to' turnout hOBle szel mBChlne ty 11 ualon cpt ton rk ofthe No1. ot yarns uth. th town the on It nt will' lI Phllade-phla on' ac ompllsh Ba gh thepresld nt ot as oclated alEdward S. Phllad lphla. In pres1J nt as- J.

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G. from.sun- was thndlt hii. tutal sp claL- riew stan rd. mcridlanlaovet newlltandardan4 It Sp c1 1. A DtDWatd thearm 4 ea cet to.

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cll I I N. C. andPrhate I the I the hundr propertywlll of W. of Cub D. B.

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On for re- 11 tOd3l. caried mitary ecort loged i Savana jai. EmngmlI IPeca rt. be. ns Wenesday Te wl al be' nght.

FOU BY JRCBUBNS. Buding Svaah' Fe Svanna Sptembr 8SpeclaL- ater' cJck desboy tou to bick on tret Cty Ichanre. lre1 EPpEed to' strte defectve electrc wlrlrJ. tlouh dned aent theeletc Te a proprty Wadbug es- wa ouiled A Curch1ll cton Coon Enkstel mer merchant. TT Capeau1 Bns navalitres tota110sses wl 000.

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a ed Iay re In. th coun ne cad morn 1ta hlt ted morhe' botte. nU bel1de PhsJa aupPSe' tt unlntenton- lytoo lrger th ueesar ad elfet dC ntet Bu ombb GrSpfbr sp itb 1 hl mlpat' wer bumeY LI' I 1 Fl. DAY AT' MONCARNIVAL Stret Pard I I SOI. ResDls Pulg 1 BING BILT Ctra org Planter td PRIZE BE' AW RED Aloca Ui Wi Bg Awad.

Wo Showig VaOUI Ln. Septembr a. scond dayOtober 1th wl kown a culural and promie cne geatest' prpamme. agiculural wi associatiO ul fioat th1 representng. Aglcul ture HorticulUre th Lbor HonR A Nfslet.

year eorga Aglculur Sciety. chage Dy. lst whih a DSPLY OU TURAL PRDUCTS. Firt Prlne hore Wlgon 6. horse Atata.

Bakcom. LARE AN DSPLY AGRICLT PRODUCS. Frt. PrlzeCsh PrizeTon elons Favorie Fameu 8 ply DSPLY CRY. rst I zT hotse Chatanoog Bker 0.

Sond zeHalf Powboy FerUlzerCompy. 0. aEST DSPLAY Frst Prlzeult cothe. 0. PIzeeton.

hat Phiips S. DI8PLYOF OAT. Firt Prlzevercat. PrleFve se PAI' HORES AGN Firt PlzeFvo dolara Sond PrizePair BII IR MULS. Irst PSet harnes.

olfere Seond Prlzebine olfeec1 Jack 10 JERSES. FlrstPrlzean 0. PizeWatr tEST HOLTEIN. Flrlt Plzeash 10. ES' PlSPLY HOS.

irst Plz lh he abve 11t pries otered wl abut 5 amounts otered ch pries an al othe pries ever wll win Chairan Nisbet wihes I undertoo ever famer eJlret walon disply leve. om I al shal tasW pollble cn ttte cot. valuble hl I I wi th abve lst 2 WSLYA FACT MiS Frst Sic Held lege. Mcon feptember 8. etlrllfe CeUl morrow purpse of eetngs ful gns Venesdy te attendance Robertl satsfied wih colege ha ealy Impred I ope nine ter.

ged Ld DeeL Maon. Ga. Septembr 8. fUfral lerlces Mn. Murree afernoon rlildence ad Rev.

Julen Roger. wa eteemed year sUfVved chiden Mr urfr Ms. At FAR STABS CN TggCount ter Lked i rlon Macon pclal.H ofwlgscoun stbbed eck abmcl wih kife caviy. caried ty to Whiteh rt pl ed I th barl. Dstct Conventon Macn Ga Sepember 8.

wa engrgaUn preset Cntena curch distrct meetlS' Soety convent Therei Iargf atteldance delete cses Interestng Methost Mss MeetnP I acon Ga. S. plIL Beghml Sunda Methost on. wi. avea eek prayerand ms meets bhaloC geat cntur eucatioal Jovement moto I Methot Is reVIn churh.

ad cntrlbuton frm ever1 memb. lpS Oeato tgh Ath ls. tember8 themost populr of ciy tomorow. Rl ll NC re the' he Hewenter te' ctton busn slntht cfy. Quta Cotonm Alud Qutma Sepembe" 8 Ui I gCI I md.

atworbrekln machiner wa wores fOIlap wI onlnueltelycand beg opertOnsmalhorttJ SClW Ut dedl'- 8pembr8 heWarcltlte Wabro1 autaeYI 1" I i 0 otds A but onr Chjdre deparm nt sid I realys beauty estore witin itlf. wih ever Atanta ow th i Yo cr in mut andy. wl charme. 38 lSt. NEWA AI.

Sanitar llHe lfh Brmose. Pg. Ptose. Jag. Poto smal.

Ialed Nut. bottle. 4 Ft crackerPg ii Nv i Nutoeplnts one Grnose. Jr. 15.

rd WFA LIG Yr wolesaloand JetaCl Antseptc Ch rolTlets Countrorder epecaJ attenton Hi Cub Wikey presc ed by' physicans. becu5it I I I year t. Bewr rfled. botes JOSAlIAGNIS CmCIUATI OHIO 1JJ. iRC HA ITGATO.

Pole Cour olQwed by' sUona1Str. Rme G. Seember 8. Svera dys D. amp wa reste Oftlc mcan.

chares hvng eltered' lt a grL I 1atd thepolcemlUl' houe seured evdere to cuse wa dlsmssd. mater ha amorelens tu howevers bard orl vetgton fr. thesond. hubof whic Cp conslderngthe chargs ganst Cap Te mtng i courthe bauselfwa sd th ce rot desete churcb tiled' enter carge aast Pliem Dncan ad JaxMeyerhardt 1lea trn wit the omcalll al Jucnbe lWpended unt charKC ae thofouhly. ivestigate alr caused.

quie' Iesato here. GERGIS A CUG FiIt Si' Rgmets oIa- WmJve union ennSept mbr. ep- The e' surivor Fretand Georla Infant COnederatei re sldng Catops. Dadead Gra hve anged for reu- Grga monumen Chc mau Ptembr hl e- onederat wl Invite InvfaUo1 we rece ve4 Fonest ex ciy an Catlnooga Gera Soc prsent pacpaten te ceremones CoionelTomns conpess' n. JOhnAM wil delve dds8e NewClter ouse.

i Ga. Sptember I I Dlta frat rn1y oupy It i cubhuse unlvC- sly. I I nea Co Prln 8. Te. Tets I handsom I' wi u1 aattalve cha ter' ho se Delegtes Ae Appoited G4.

Sptember 84SplaL Te Batst cburh ha appinted Is Aseocatlon Idi meet. Yayale hlstnt Tosedeleates Jude 1 A wJ COlon. el. 8MeuD. YOlng.

lulme an Mr. Edwas I POLCE Wo LltNlghtat th Cl. eum Mcf' lde I a1 TePle bICc1 rce' rht ra u1 d. foU6W Te1vem1erc wuwim byWeUI' Wth hour Jh Gergia Cr ck dem teMa Rther rer 2 nJes 4 dstnc me lat nlghtbell I. mie.

ad lap. Ifttbe rce. Corete aIn Cande It and. wn Cornete ad ton. eld a thefor fwa twn fm whe by brs SUK Mc exbion rac on ha ue hs ueell I 0d Te alqwcw 17 Cadlr to fa cwd es Jh i anlUepoUJR1 fAOctn bad eI e.

tee nhU i j. :5 ti WASFAGETO WITH BURGLAR EI Epe lce W1. Or OMcerGll' LstlUht 4 SONCAMETO 1teSted Pist ad hCtD te Feefgrg1 E6RDINEMRS lOE ALf Sah Xa4eJor tg1 Lt Coud o' Foudtug Wode Lt nlhtaboqrhatf U9cloc. MraJ Goer. we JoUcm Oor dlsv' red burlyngrO er homeShe jutouf ofallcb4 ad.

erwjre tolkt Jm' she-seamed ad alshe er eldessonwhoha bn Janl tothebousa ael d. p1. hedredat lgiegr6. Te neg teU. wunde t' Kt eplnthe.

darnn. 8altceaied cnsiderable ecte hHheneghbro OmceiGlorllveatNo6 M1I st wasoutlatncJt ondul H1eld. Ilt son' tto ameet oC1he Henl GradTeb tnt 1rsOoe cC ld elghbr 0 lpndthenlehlwfh fr thi. precButons wo ldhvebICb7 hersel entere hoUe ThenegevidenUy u9Ulht Mr Gorwasalone he. ente dw IUngforthoPr eOfrbbl XGler heardoneof erC1dreii 1 bdrooladolninberoW 1ot be' lot.

tcro hah Wy. A sheatpd ltothe ha ab cme totace tha brutl o1 ht' o. Shestggee a plerdngscrei thaf momenlthe froItdor opene a 7 Ung GlorltepPlntoth hal reg lelngthat womenwer nolong raione" turne and. de touih te bk that' opn nd enieied. bsfathers wa time to one' bot nigro enegfelwtha gn ataggere hfef raway Aleachwas nad hlsmornb twon1 ad QcIOk or tewouDe negrobutn acofhco bfou PefmedaWteBsc r.

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mnute. brcbt M. Slmpkln o. Jelp ue b1JohWana 9fiPle. abut nn ne aaTnue W1Ua Ble aI a To al onibJ.

ptb7 terdept na. vliaYe a weplce itJ ba a t' 1 p1 te tUfl Ci Iazi. itutil UI. flR insl AIIFCRNIA cr bcaeflc1e fl kl lnarneofthcCompany Pruc c. pet tott 18D10y Oo Ski ILCases.

cotta. 4 4atmon Ji DOS j1 NOERSI ure ener oce te I- ghtfuERoUte IE n1a atCordlng opportU snser thS et nt Wid ans tehall accu. Ales. p0rlST. Gods Tori be OfCD neWItOCk1 I 1 CO1BT1TUT1O ATLAITA GAh SATUBDAY SEPTEMBEB 9 18 r- IOTHER HER CHILD's THROAI AND DRAWS fio if ANTE ER re- La Mr ld a 1 I orrner Oc- er edetl Tt TT tT prosecuton tw G.

ge- wIld wasreleased LI The-that Pi pLII mbIne Enterpriseiwith manufa ure th Pu nd soor o. 1. to-build cottonmllishave year year death4ndit 8. 8. tionhave itrin Sp ctat- A LANIff bytk8 Biafload nter AR reb3hed butit meanthat AugOstaand they chamtof U.

shor tlk 3. oave Seabr uok de- iotion bQttied POU 8 T. tea fromthe Oa S. Thumuis several bales a qi 1500 co red Ii i AWAROED. be asfollowE Prize-One Two Prize-Cash Ton horse 10.

Prize 20. Stetson DISLAYOF OR-OATS. Prize-Overcoat. Prize-Five Pive Prize-Pair 5. Set Prize Water 5.

Prize-Cash Prize-Cash 3. Special. term. 8. 8.

mans I Special. nlnetee th em 8. N- iithat Quitman percent-on the Oul1CottonMIlls work scrap. steadilyand sborgtirt. Waycrou Ga.

Speciat The Ware baa T-------- a- a on JT I itis nl1 2 i 1 5 m. 6 .400 crackers 20 WafersPg Nuttola. Pg T150 AWFAItLTNG20R Cheecoal I 8. oid 3 In. at- I ofInfan- iil.

8. N. ex nfederates. I i I I 5. I it- I I Speciah has I I I ienmMccurdyB ofEalfaMil re- anddiG ialId MeCurdy being 0l.

baadaomeum Ei. 1 t' i' Li a AS A Wife of IbL I II. I a I fd onduty. he one ahegot ace gothis negro th Wyatt. Wyatt.

her struggllngfor the a Mi Jam also.