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case for th Idress which' continued a terrible arraignment and of the prf ttng the course of It Un life is cheaper ta i 4 vents cotton. of the I ol friends of hay us mutt In order to protect IrejHied for the deTet p-esident MKtntej hi tin1attnn for the criniej to offloe ti LM live de lacked the wfneei tot It Mr IS whii the hour Of COLONEL SMIIH roUows i the Grave pril IS Special Imith ho died at th Int In tte Philippine fr was burled at The body lay in ph thrLe Jays nd ere hed at the ao yj ater funeral procession including city andVaU' fe veterans vdu knt organizations ted tha services angeif of medical treatment JfS they tire afflicted put it off from UfllS WJ" ive a disease that is ffj pot be beet to stop anas Ion end be warped at Wa IL. Iso. would. it lie to consult a.

physje Just condition DP the eminent CJ I-have the reputation killed men in theirsPjg I win go to them they wf Not only that if tent they will teljiyoa II advise you the qt fco get well. Renw- and have had the fceciallsts in this count Te beep located here the business men. Pe patients heartily inoor treatment. Consult SPECIALTIES Syphilis. speclflo poison nervous deb Ity.

stricture. teney charges urinary plies sklj and eases in an catarrh ant of rnanktfld. Mall treatment 1 by sending torn blank I men. No. I men.

No. I diseases. NO. catarrh. 1 4 Offlee hours vs undays.

10 1. on street. Atlanta parate reception It HOLT CIISSETJUU. Snip Negroes Visited His Relaliie Thenrinj1 Told lira of. the din and Expressed'S SppaHi fur Him.

Ht Will Put Bloofconiis 10 the lull EIy Todi SIEVED HOLT WILL NOW BE CUT Sis Kinsman Was Carried in a Westerly Direction from Cusseta. Members of the Posse Who Heard the- Negroes Tell the Story. At o'clock this morning The Constltu- tion received. a dispatch from Ala. with the information that two of the ne- lToel who were salt to be aiding Holt to escape arrived there yesterday.

They were watched and were heard to express sympathy for the murderer who. they said was making good his escape. The negroN in company with another negro. Dock Reed. a relative of Sam Holt.

left the town late yesterday afternoon go. log In a westerly direction The sheriffs of Opttka and Lafayette have been corn munkated with by wire and have been requested to put togs on the trail of the three negroes. It is thought that Holt is secreted In the neighborhood of Cusseta and. that the us- groes are aiding him in every way. A vigorous search will be made this morning and it is probable that the relative of Holt will also be arrested.

The dispatch Is as follows Cusseta Ala. April 2 a Special Two strange negroes who are aids to Sam Holt came here on train No. 33 yesterday Wednesday afternoon and Inquired for Dock Reed. a relative of Sam Holt. A posse Gf five was organized to watch them and it reached.

Reeds house about 9 o'clock at night. At 9 SO clock the two negroes with Dock Reed. returned to the house. and. their conversations were heard dls- tlncU7 by two of the posse who were eavesdropping.

The neroe related the whole story of the Time and said among other things The scoundrel is moving now. Yea he is safe. They said that Mrs Crantord would also he killed before the end of the year. They expressed great sympathy for Holt. The sheriffs at QpeUka.

and Lafayette have been wired to come here at once with dogs. The neltJMtI carried Reed to a westerly direction that is parallel but about a mile away from the Western railway" NEW DESCRIPTION OP HOLT. Wears No. 9 shoes has no teeth missing. Teeth ate small and short end two of the upper ones are discolored which Iot11.

distance have the appearance of being missing. He keeps his hair clipped close on the scalp except OR the top of the head. It now develops that the name of the De. who Is being pursued hundreds of men in middle Georgia. for the foul murder of Alfred Cranford and the assault of his wIfe at Palmetto.

is Sam Holt and nOt Hose. The entry on the account books of the murdered Crareford confirm the matter and number of competent persons have come forward to say that if the negro was known as Hose it was an assumed name. The Constitution was communicated with late last night at the request of' Mrs. Cranford who wished to give a more detailed description Oil the negro. It is said that he wears a number nine shoe instead of a.

number seven. and that' he has. no teeth missing His teeth are email and short and two the upper. ones ar discolored and at a distance Jiare the appearance of being miss- log. He usually keeps his hair clipped close to the scalp except on the top of the head.

The. fact that Holt has not yet been captured Instead of discouraging those en pgeod in his pursuit seems only to spur them on to more determined efforts. When- er a report La made that a. negro answering Holts description has been located armed men in numbers hasten at one to the place. So Teat is the interest in the chase that it is safe to 1' that fully one thousand men armed and stimulated with the desire to leave' no possible clew uninvestigated are scouring the country In the vicinity of Palmetto for the negro.

The woods and country boot Milan and oodbury- have been thoroughly beaten by these posses until it hardly seems possible that any one could remain in hiding without being discovered. The search from the very first has been systematic and the puraurers have sworn that they wilt not give up the chase until Holt has been run to earth and made to suffer for his crimes. TIM Utile town of Woodbury la practically deserted. Every man and boy able to I a. gun.

and help in the dhase has left home determined to assist in the capture. Business lies suspended soil many of the stores have their shutters up awaiting the rteurn of their owners. Crowds are leaving Grtmrt and through- out that section of the' state the Interest and feeling la at fever heat. For every man returning tired and worn out by the vain pursuit there are two ready to take his place. Fresh bloodhounds are being put upon possible trails and the Interest Instead of dying out is increasing with every hour ct fruitless search.

The people of the counties about Pike ar convinced that the. fleeing murderer Is still In the vicinity of Woodbury and are bending every effort to locate him. The entire country is up in arms and hundreds of men on toot and in buggies are tracking the fugitive over hills and. through the swamp lands. The search Is kept up through the night and the woods and fields are teeming with men anxious for a.

glimpse of the negro. Yesterday afternoon- it was reported at Woodbury that Holt had been seen and positively Identified near that. place and had been chased into a. swamp. The man was running when seen tint' and a posse followed firing two shots at.

the fugitive. AS soon as the Information was received hundreds flocked to the place and at last accounts the' swamp was completely surrounded news was received from there at. a' Tate hour and it. is possible that if Holt was the one seen going into the swamp that it will only a matter of hours when he will be secured. The men were camped about the swamp waiting for daybreak when they would begin the work of beating the woods for the negro.

It caught his fate is assured and it Is probable that he will never be carried to Palmetto alive. FIRE UNDERWRITERS AT Georgia Association Meets end Transacts Business. Savannah. April 19 Special The Georgia association of Fire Underwriters held their session at Tybee today. with President Fred W.

Cole In the chair. The. most important topic before the Insurance men was the. subject of Overhead Writ- lug about which there has been much complaint from many of the Georgia. agencies Mr.

W. 1. Wilson. of Savannah read a carefully prepared paper on the subject. and a discussion or it was then undertaken.

At the afternoon session a committee five made a favorable report on a suggestion from Mr. A. Ouerrard. Jr. which was in substance that the association will apply to the.

state legislature for the passage of a law which will protect them and put a stop to overhead writing The report was unanimously adopted and a committee was charged with the duty of preparing a bill to Introduced at the next session of the legislature President W. Cole. of Atlanta first vice president R. S. Allen.

of Augusta second vice pr sldent George Turpen. of Macon secretary and treasurer. li Wilson of Savannah executive committee. W. P.

PattlHo of Atlanta John W. Walk- er of Augusta S. M. Hull John D. Carswell end A.

C. Harmon of Savannah. B. Kimball Columbus and 8 B. Wright of Albany.

The nsurance men adjourned sine die after deciding to hold their next annual meeting at the usual time in Augusta. They were given a dinner at Tybe and an oyster roast by the local underwriters. Burial of a Suicide. Valdosta Ga. April IS The body of Robert Miller the Canadian who committed suicide here the other day by cutting his throat with a piece of glass.

was laid to rest-lo Oakland. cemetery yesterday afternoon. AU efforts were made to get the news to some of his family. but the sheriff had tailed up to the time of burial. ABSOLUTE SECURITY.

Genuine Carters Little Liver Pills Must Bear Signature of sssMU wsA ay SEE IICARTERS GENUINE WRAPPER. irmc IVER FOR HEADACHE. FOR DIZZINESS. FOR R1UBUSRESS. FOR TORPID UYER.

FOR CONSTIPATION. FOR SALLOW SKIN. FOR THECOMPLEXJM SEE GEtnJINE WRAPPER. RED FAIRER. GEORGIA DOCTORS' SEMI-CENTENNIAL IUUI' if Ui suti ledleil Uzwtitin' ttllHO IT IS LARGELY' ATTENDED Among Those Present Are Several Torty JUDGE SPEERS ADDRESS OF WELCOME Discussion of Typhoid Treatment Among the Moat Important Proceeding Constitution Bureau Brown' Housed Ma- con Ga.

April 19 The fiftieth annual session of the Medical Association of Georgia convened this morning at 10 o'clock at the Academy of Music with the largest attend- acre of members In the history of the so fIety. Besides the doctors there were pres ant many spectators on the opening exer rises. The stage had been beautifully deco- rated with flowers palms and A variety of hothouse plants in honor of the occasion. As the center piece of the background of the stage was conspicuously placed a large portrait of Dr. Crawford Long the distinguished Georgian.

and the celebrated die- coverer of anaesthesia. This portrait is the property of the state and has for years occupied a position on the walls of the capitol in Atlanta. It was kindly Ipaned to the association by Governor for this convention The Georgia association was fonne4 in- Macon in 1849. fifty years ago In Ayres's hail. on Mulberry wiUiln one hundred yards of the building in which the association la now holding its sesntceutenulai convention From about sixty to seventy-live members at the first meeting the association has grown to over GOO members now enrolled.

Officers of Association. The following are the present officers of the association. President Howard J. Williams M. D.

Macon. Vtco presents. Hopkins. D. ThomuvUle I H.

Goes M. D. Athens. Secretary R. 11.

Taylor D. Griffin. Treasurer. C. Goodrich.

it Augusta. Board of censors Hicks M. chairman. Dublin U. B.

McMaater I D. Warn W. 8 Elktn. M. D.

Atlanta. Eugene Foster. M. D. Augusta C.

Benedict I Athens. Chairman committee of arrangements. Henry MeFLatton it. Macon. Chairman committee on programme Rob- art Barren.

U. D. Macon. By. special invitation the following citizens occupied seats on the stage during the opening exercises this morning lion tf Price mayor of Macon Hon.

A Bacon United WtaXea senator Hon. L. Bartlett member Qt congress W. H. ielton.

judge superior court Kev. Father Brwlan at. Stanislaus. Presloent P. Pollock.

Mercer university. Professor D. Abbott school board lroteuor A. D. Williams Academy for the Blind editor Macon Telegraph editor News editor Atlanta journal editor Atlanta Constitution Dr.

if. Holt Dr. C. H. Halt Dr.

A Mettauer. Major F. Hanson. Mr. G.

U. Jewett MT. Bam Mayer Sir. George A. bmitn.

president 01 association oxfloers of One qc1auon. chairmen committees of arrangements and programme and surviving members of the taeeting of It4. Opening Exercises. The convention was caned to order by Dr. Howard Wiuiama.

of aeon president or tOe association. A most beautlflil and approj rmte. prayer a oftjsred by rasldent J. W. Roberts of Wesley an Fe- mate college.

President Williams in a few well chosen soc graoeneuy ocByerea words wtrotiuced uag" nmory Spear. who made the address of welcome. Juuge lipeer1 speeches always charm. and the eloquent orator was in his happiest and most pleasing mood. His glow- lug trihutas to the meuiosL profee ioa were loudly applauded uiowuig is an extract from Judge Sp erjj speecn.

mat neea observer and critic DT Samar. Parr said waiie 1 allow tout pe- LUiiar anti important auvaflianesarive liojn tue appropriate StuQIeC 01 tab tares liberal pr i aaiottd I must corneas that in. eruus- on science hauus 01 UCCP aUli comprehensive tZLn4ng toe pro-eminence la some aegree must us a aasigneci to jmyslcians' And Rosaeau ceciaren mere no condition wnicfl requires more study man theirs. In every country they are toe most truly usetul and learned of men. Tie truth Is mat men trained in the medical profession have excelled in many departments of flu- man endeavor.

No pent up Utica contracts tnetr powers. Two tae moat persuasive and powertul orators. I ever heard were Ueorgla doctors Dr. William H. leiton and ti M.

Miller and Before this convention disperses we can all testify how well toe doctors wield the power above power of heavenly eloquence' which doth master sway ann move tae eminence of men affections in jurispruderap even they have sometimes surpassed tni disciples of Blackstone who have devoted lucubraUones vlglnU annorunt' to the service or that jealous mistress Indeed that polished and famous commentator hlmselt declared the medical rofession to tie pre for general. and extensive knowledge How innumerable are the illustrations of this trutht There wa Samuel Freeman Miller for thirty years associate justice In that court to whose. Independence influence nd majesty. neither peat nor contemporary history can afford a parallel The first of that noble bench of jurists and statesmen accorded to the vast territorywest of the Mississippi he heard. counseled and decided with them during the most critical years of the nations life.

his judicial labors more than WO opinions are recorded. As a constitutional lawyer an accurate writer has pronounced him the most eminent authority since the mighty Marshall. When he was first appointed his country wee if I may use the immortal language of Webster states dissevered discordant belligerent a land drenched with fraternal blood. before he died lie had beheld and largely through his own labors the flag or. re united and peaceful America still fun high advanced its arms and trophUa streaming in their original luster.

not a stripe erased or polluted or a single star obscured. or- th great man it is wen to recall that collegiate education was had in a medical college and that for ten years of Ma life he was a country doctor in a remote county of southeastern Kentucky. Well did Chief Justice Fuller say of him- He came with a mind trained fey experience of active practice in two professions nearly ten years in that of. medicine and fifteen at the bar. a practice In' either requiring for success learning knowledge of men and of dg'S acutenesl and above the habit- It was expected that Dr.

DeSaussure Ford of Augusta would. In beheJ of the association respond to the address of wsi come but he was too unwell to be present and Dr. Virgil O. Harden of Atlanta admirably fined his place. Dr.

Harden opened hi speech by saylnc- I can but feebly express to the people- of Macon what. is felt in our besets at th most cordial address or welcome which has just been received from YOU through your eminent representative. Judge Emory jBix-er From everywhere we- come as strangers within your gates but happy in our. lot of being your Invited guests. far many of us have been here before pave enjoyed four liberal hospitality and basked in he smiles of your.

fair women. Many of this body are. however. here for the first time and have now the pleasure of learning that nowhere on Gods green earth could Iruer- exemvlllcaUoIuof southern hospitality be' found than has been given to this morn- Ig" i la cfcF War seech Ur. Harden mate tew beautiful remarks to the living mem hers of tSi Silt meeting.

He said feel Howard you Hh tovei rever ence and respect that a faithful child feels toward his May God giant that. we may prove ourselves your worthy succes sors. PresldentlpBTippy Hit. President Williams made a happy' hit VT the Introduction of the association of the living members wo were present at the first meeting. He did thU in verse.

and the bright and original production wee on of the most enjoyable features of the day. During its reading President Williams was greeted with rounds of applause. President Williams. though a young man. is one of Macon's ablest most popular and successful physicians and the esteem In which he is lucid by the medical profession of the state is best evidenced by his being the president of the Georgia association in the centennial year of its existence.

Koutlne of Business. After tuls the regular business was commenced. The following reports were heard Report of committee- on arrangements. Report of committee on programme. Report of committee on publication.

Report of committee- on necrology. Report of committee on medical legislation. Report of special committees. Appointment of auditing committee. Application for membership.

Afternoon Sudan. Following was the programme at this afternoons session. Report of board of censors. The Eliminative- and Antiseptic Treatment of Typhoid Fever" T. Virgil Hubhard MD.

Atlanta. Infant Feeding In Health and Glllham Robinson MD Atlanta. Seven Cases of. Dlphtherlc Croup- and M. Harbin MD.

Rome. Address on medicine Some Facts In Regard to the Medical Complication Sequm- la and Treatment of Typhoid Fever" Hobart A. Hire MD Philadelphia. The Necessity of a State Paedlatrlc Bush. D.

Colqultt. The Endoscopte Treatment of Chronic W. I Champion. MD Atlanta a Some Fallacies to the Modern Treatment of Nose and Throat Diseases Th Effect Upon the Eve or Electric Flashes of light" Dunbar Roy. Atlanta Technique of.

fiuprapuhtc Cystoto- my for Stone Varicocele F. Westmoreland Atlanta Mitral Stenosis F. Carson. Griffin. The Therapeutic Value of R.

Rose Eastman. The Best Remedy for Opium A. ODanM MD MilledgsvItle. Social features. Following were the entertainments arranged for this evening' Prom un 9 o'clock the pupils It the Academy for the Blind entertained the doctors with a complimentary musical.

At I p. m. a Bohemian smoker was tendered by the chamber of commerce. The conventlon will be In session tonight and Thursday. A New Power Company.

Messrs Robert E. Park I English and G. I Patrick have applied to Bibb superior court for a charter for the Ocmulgee Electric Light. Water and Power Company with a. capital stock of 50000.

About two years. ago Sir. I B. English bought 1 600 acres of land known as the Stealey place. on the Ocmulgee river.

eight miles above Macon. He at that time recognized that the water powers of that place were susceptible of wonderful development and he has at last determined to utilize them. and wilt organize the Ocmulgee JJlectrlc tlglit Water and Power Company forchis purpose. It is proposed to develop th water powers for the operation of machinery for electric railroads. for lighting purposes and for any and all other purposes for which electricity is used or may be used.

KNIGHTS OF HONOR OFFICIALS Spend a Pleasant Day In Barnesville Georgia. Barnesvllle Oa April 19 The officials or the Knights of Honor of Georgia were In Barnesvlile today in conference with Mr. Edward Elder. grand reporter for Georgia. They were here to make plans for the ensuing year work.

and to look Into the affairs of the order. It was an important meeting and their report. will be made to the grand lodge of Georgia at its annual meeting be held soon. The officials are all prominent citlsens of Georgia and they had a. very pleasant day In Barnesvllle They partook of an elegant- dinner at the' Matthews hotel.

especially prepared for them. and besides transacting Important business the day was made very pleasant for them in a social way. The following were present Hon John P. Shannon. Elberton.

Ga supreme vice dictator United States Hon. Steve R. Johnson Atlanta. grand dictator of Georgia Hon. S.

N. Nash. Stone Mdun- taln grand treasurer state of Georgia Hon. W. L.

Platt Augusta. chairman fi nance committee H8n. I S. Ledbetter Cedartown member board of commission Hon. John Reid OrtifIn.

member finance committee Ron. Edward Elder. Barnes- vile grand reporter. Messrs. A.

Y. Lanbdin. H. H. Snolts and others of the local Brethren were also with them during the day and helped to make their visit to Earnesrille a pleasant one.

MAN DYING OP HYDROPHOBIA. Was Bitten by a Dog Just Before Last Christmas. Geiflin Ga. April 19 Uncle Billie" Smith. an' old gentleman nearly eighty years of age.

Is dying- at his home near Sunny Side from the effect of a mad dog bite last year. Just before Christmas Yr. Smith was bitten by a dog which had some of the symptoms or hydrophobia but under medical treatment he soon appeared to have recovered from the wound and as the weeks passed the incident was al most forgotten. Yesterday Mr. Smith complained of feeling.

badly and retired at an early hour last night. He soon began acting in a strange manner and a physician was summoned who discovered the old man had every symptom of hydrophobia. The physician did everything possible to relieve the patient but a telephone message received this afternoon stated that Mr. Smith was slowly dying with the tables. XETBON SHOOTS EDWABXS.

Affray Near darksrllle One Man Fatally Wounded. Cornelia. Ga. April Special A shooting affray took place near Clarksvllle this county. in wliicti Marion Ketron shot Howell Edwards.

The cause of the shooting is unknown so far. Edwards is in a serious condition and very little hope Is expressed for his. recovery. Ketron Is the on of Dr. Ketron.

of Clarksvllle and Ed- Wards is the son of Attorney J. c. Edwards. Both parties belong to good families. So tar no.

action has been taken in regard to Ketrons arrest. DROWNING or' R. P. WELFARE. Was Riding la Bateau with.

Young Ladies. Perry. Ca. April IS R. P.

Welfare. while rowing on Bltf Indian creek in a bateau with some young ladles was drowned this afternoon. So gs Has Not Made Bond. Waycross. Ga.

April 19 HSpeeiat Judge Joseph BenneV after hearing- the evi dents of the. case. of E. ugge from Chaylton county who charged. with the order ot Charley Sthrlce he nxee the bond at HOOO but to this time Suggs has been unsuccessful SD' giving- a satisfactory bond and still remains.

in the Wayeross ENDEAVORERS HOLD STATE UONYNTI Exirebes it Iimiti Testerdij Ysr- ImpraslTi. BEGIN WITH MORNING WATCH Business Sessions at the lint res- bytthn Church. REPORTS OF THE COWinEES HEARD A Symposium. on Interesting Subjects. Delegate.

Take- a Trip to Tybee Today Savannah. Ga. April- U. Special. The Georgia Christian Endeavor convention began Its convention today with a morning watch at the Christian church at o'clock.

It was conducted by Rev. a W. Bull of Atlanta. The meeting was very Impres sive. At o'clock services were held at th First Presbyterian church.

Mr. John Willis Deer conducted the quiet hour- set- vice Rev. Av 1. Smith opened the meeting Mr. William SZzaw.

of. Boston vas called on to otter a. prayer. Mr. A.

3. Smith and Mr. Coombs offered Impressive prayer. Mr. Deer then addressed the convention on the subject or Christian Endeavor Work.

Mr. Beer la a charming speaker. He is so thoroughly In earnest In his work that he Imbues all those who hear him with the same spirit. The reports of the various committees era then heard by. the different delegates.

They were hott but entlrtaIain A symposium on Our Relations The Chairman anti His Committee. by Mr. W. I. Hubbard.

of Atlanta. The President Society. by Mr. F. Depuy.

of Atlanta. The Pastor and His Society by Rev. C. P. Williamson D.

D. of Atlanta The Society and the Church by the Rev. F. E. Jenkins.

of Atlanta followed. Ten minutes were given to each of the papers and five minutes for discussion These were very interesting and much enjoyed. After the papers were read. Rev. John D.

Jordan pastor of the First Baptist church. spoke on The Baptist Young Peoples Union. Us Work and Methods. Mr. Jordan wee listened1 to with great attention.

The Epworth League Its Work end Methods was ry Interestingly put before the ponKr ncatlan by Rev. td F. Cook pastor of Wesley Monumental church. The afternoon session opened up at the First Presbyterian church- at 330 o'clock with singing. The address was delivered by Rev G.

W. Bull of Atlanta the subject be rg The Endeavorer and the Holy Spirit. after which there was meditation and prayer. The conference on committee work" was taken up. each one having three minutes to talk on their sublect Rev.

Rt White or Macon. then addressed the convention on A Well-Rounded Endeavor. The evening service largely attended wSa held at- the First Presbyterian church. The clef feature was the convention ser mon an eloquent and Interesting discourse. by Rev.

Y. Fair pastor-of the Independ- ent Presbyterian church. The question box was opened and the subjects were discussed by Mr. W. Beer The service was concluded with congregational singing To- morrow the delegates will enjoy a trip to the salts at Tybee.

WOMEN MEET IN CONVENTION. Foreign Missionary Society of North Georgia Conference. Rome. Ga. April 19 Special.

The twenty annual convention of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the North Georgia Conference- opened here tonight in the First Methodist church. About ISO delegates are In attendance. Mrs. W. P.

Lovejoy president or the Society presided at the meeting tonight. Addresses of welcome were made by Rev. H. Rakes Dr. Muon Dr.

R. B. liedden and Dr. G. T.

Goetchlus Mrs. thvejoy re plied in behalf of the ladles The meeting tonight was In the nature of a praise service The business sessions will begin la the morning. BRUNSWICK TO HAVE CARKTTVAZ Meeting of Business Men Last. Night To Arrange for It. Brunswick April 19 SpeclaL A rousing meeting of business men was held here tonight and an organization perfected for a Midsummer Carnival of Sport and Trade.

to be held In Brunswick within- a few weeks. Horse races bicycle races and sports of all kinds both- on water and land will be given with mammoth trades display. 3. Llsner was elected general manager and heads the subscription list with 500. H.

Raymond general ern agent of the fitallory line war elected president. W. EL Kay. first vice president Emanuel second vita president. P.

Davenport secretary Frank U. Atken president of' the Brunswick Bank of Com sierra. was elected treasurer. It will be the greatest carnival of sport and trade ever given In georgia and the railroads Jiave promised extra low rates. villa Selects Memorial Orator.

Barnesvllle Ga. April 1 Special The Ladles' Memorial association of Barnesville nas secured the consent of Professor Harris Chappell of Miliedgeyfile president of the Georgia Normal and Indus tulal College to deliver the memorial ad dress. here next Wednesday. A splendid programme has been arranged and the lay wit. be properly recognized.

Alt the stores and business houses will be closed for the entire day and all the clUiena will- atteend the exercises at Gordon Institute auditorium Sustained by Supreme Court. Griffin Ga. April Special. In the case of Cunningham City of Griffin- decided yesterday the supreme court sustains Judge Reagan in holding that the act Qt the legislature constituting and pa- faSUshing the criminal court- of Griffin Is constitutional. def ndants in a great many eases have attacked the court as being unconstitutional but the question was- dually decided- against their contention in the case shove referred to.

They also decided- that. the blind tiger' ordinance was valid. This ordinance. passed In' February of last year prohibits the. keeping of a Wind tiger" or keeping for sale or exchange any various spirituous or malt liquor In the city at Griffln.

GOOD DIGESTION Good Hems and Good Health re- tb of HffSTtfl MM rMtpMit Tata na SnbstJtrrtr. 11- Farlingers Condiment Department Cross. ftlilaclCT eWVliHJtvCatiRn J5 Blue Point Catsup pts.l.\ir. JSa Gordon ft Dlllwortha Catsup pie Jx Slitters tpt r. rj Sfjer-s Pure Catsuit half pints J5c Pride of England Catsup halt pints Faust's Oyster Cocktail Catsup French Bordeaux prepared Jlui Im jxrrted German itairtanL' per Boyle's Celery Mustard per jar zc Boylq 5 Horse Radish Mu ta d.

per ir Sc Boyle a English Saoforicb Mustard per pu 26o 2ac 1 Bengal Clttbcnatneynair vlnl. ngal Club Chutney plots. i a Ahd5O5I PP oottla Mayonnaise Salad Drei lnB Royal Salad Dressing sroill. Royal Salad Dressing large. Yacht Cluj Salad ressl3g small Yacht Club Salad Dressing- large.

Plf 8tlad Dunkleys Celery Pickles Dunkleys Celery. 2 pound tinsk Genuine Horse Radish small. Genuine Horse Radish large. Chilli Sauce small. Chilli Sauce- large.

J. TObasco Pepper Sauce. Special attention to country orders. 00 ya 55o 35c 250 txj 350 A. W.

FARLINGER Wholesale and Retail Grocer J21-C3 Peach tree Street. A HUT- A I1VTC BARUAINS Watches- Jewelry 30 Days In Diamonds. and Silverware. WHITEHALL BT RANRIN HAP ALL HIS PLANS LAID' To Llbmnte HtosiU iii Other Prisoien In Met Jail. BUT HIS- SECRET LEAKED OUT One ft the Prisoners Under Light Len' tence Wrote to Relatires.

iGIYINB THE. PUNS UABE FOR ESCAPE They Wrote Him To Remain In Jail. Then They Wrote to Officers Who Made Search of JaiL Cartersvlllev April IS. Special. An ugly plot originated- by Simon Rankin a prisoner in the jail.

to liberate himself and five other prisoners and then fire the jail. was discovered and thwarted by the officers on yesterday evening. Rankln la a blacksmith and Is confined through ure to make bond having been bound over to superior court on a charge of Incest his arrest being. effected at the Instance of his wife and daughter. Snce be has gone to.

jail. the daughter has gone and the wife has developed an unaccountable interest in. and sympathy for him visiting him every day or two in hl. confinement. Yesterday she carried in a monkey wrench.

and file concealed about. her clothing. With the file Rankln made a key out of the handle of a. spoon which would about fit his cell door. and one key unlocks.

every cell of. the In the jail. He had previously told the prisoners he hssl good news for. were all going to' get out' of there and those who didn't go would be burned up. as the d-d building would be set.

on firs. The plan was to unlock all the cells and let the prisoners out. then the monkey- wrench would be. used in breaking the. lock on the Inner iron lattice door and the outer door would.

then be forced in by friends from the outside. A negro Ed- Neely. whose sentence was lighter than he looked tor the charge' against him being murder and he was consigned to the' chaingang. wrote his people at StUesboro about the plot and said he didn't want' to stay in Jail and be burned and asked advice His parents wrote ta lm to stay In Jail then notified Deputy" Sheriff TInsley living near them. of the plot.

That officer came to town notified Sheriff Maxwell and Deputy Eurrough and a. search was made of tne jaB and the monkey wrench and file were found and also the key. which was hid in a crack in the wall. The break was to have been- made last night Among the ririsonera is Bud Hacke t. condemned to death on the gallows May 10th.

and Charles Mann alias Jlugleton- alias Alson the genteel swin dler who did the bank and sundry bust. ness mess otth to a month or so ago. ARTHUR QANNS BODY POUND. He Was Drowned with Dudley Potts Two Weeks Ago. West Point.

Ga. April IJ Special. News has reached here of the finding of th body of Arthur Cairn the colored boy who was drowned in the Chattahooehee slier near Long Cane. about two weeks ago with Dudley Potts. His body was found In some bushes near flames' island this morn- ins.

where It had lodged. A strange coji- cldence Is that his body was found-by Mr Ben Anderson an uncle of James Arier son who found Dudley Potts's body. His face was perfectly' natural but the corpse was terribly swollen. waa buried on the river batik CORPS RETURN. Grading- To Begin on Road from Tifton to Thomasyflie Tif ton.

Ga. April Special. The cur. veylng corps for the Tifton Thomasyille and Gulf railroad returned yesterday after noon from ThomasvlUe. They have not yet completed the final survey of" the line into that city but returned here to start tb graders to work.

All Is now clear on the tine between th two cities and the contractors are ready to go ahead with the grading. They have a carload of scrapes- shovels and trading tools lien. and will go to work by Mon. day at the latest. W.

A. Heath the general manager is expected In. Tiftout today. The engineer corps Is in charge of 35. C.

Gllmore. who has for the past year or more been engaged In mining and railway cur. veying In Central and South America. The cltlxens of Moultrte- and Thomsaville are enthusiastically work for the line and have given it all the encouragement and concessions possible. There eiaa been some little opposition to in the northeast ern portion of Colqultt cousty owing to the Influence or competing lines but this has been overcome and there la nothing BOW in the way of the speedy completion of the line.

so long desired by the people of three of the most prosperous counties of south Georgia. The tine will go oat front Tifton over the grade cut. by the Macon Cone traction Company In UM. and will follow It for some distance and possibly all the way to Thomasvllle. For reason of Its own.

the management preserves a complete silence as to the route the line will take but It is apparent on the face of affairs that the old grade win be followed out to Tifton. South Georgia Railway. Qultman. Os- April 1L Special. The first etlnr of the directors of the South Georgia Railway.

Company for-- th fiscal year took place last The' old officers were re-elected as follows J. Ogtesby- president 3. W. Hopson. vice president Ogtesby.

superintendent and John Tlllnuuv secretary sad treasurer. The road was shown to very good condition and to have made a very remarkable show- Ing lor the past year In the matter ot per. eentage of operating ezpensea. ta earnings about 35 SOPHOMORES IN SOMBREROS. ROW' THE SENIORS' WERE' SUB- PRISED AT EMORY.

I Seniors Intended To Wear Wide Wata To Beep Off the Sunshine. Hence the Joke. Oxford. Ca' April 19- 9pecla The steady routine of college life was La no. little measure disturbed this morning when sixty-five bold.

sophomores marched to morning chapel attired in gay and gaudily ornamented sombreros. They were speedily in center of Ill-concealed disdain and envy and straightway felt their spacious hats none too large for their important heads. From sentinel to sentinel the veteran oaks guarding the campus walks echoed and echoed with- the cries of learner "hayseed" and the like which the rest of th college unstintedly voiced. Every where the sophomores were seen- they were invariably followed by the Invectives of aspiring college mates. There was.

no peculiar reason that in duced the sophomores to don these capacl- one hats. In fact they had a very good motive for so doing. They Had heard that then' senior friends contemplated procur- the hats for the purpose or keeping all. sunshiny influence from their serious and benign countenances and conspired together to play a practical joke on their dlgntfied lders So class action was taken and it was unanimously agreed to buy th hats and adopt them as the sophomore regulation ere the' seniors were up and doing. Accordingly they were telephoned for to Atlanta and came down by the night express.

It is understood that the seniors are taking the joke calmly and serenely and will not retaliate at Speakers' Places. The contest rot- commencement speakers' places- In- the sophomore freshmen' and sub-freshmen' classes resulted in bringing forth some fine oratory and showed' the presence of many forcible speakers from which Emory may choose her next repre. sentatlve to the oratorical contest. Those who acted as Judges of the speaking were Dr C. ft.

Dewman and Professors Bradley Stone Peppier Bleed Browne Bonnell Jarrell Johnson. Magath and. Dickey They pronounce the speaking tb best they have ever heard at Emory. The successful competitors in the different masses were Sophomores D. Blvmt Barnesvllle Ga.

C. JBroome Newnan Ca. C. Dowman Jr Oxford. Ga.

Ii. E. Elder Waycross. GL U. W.

Foreman Washing. ton Ga. C. H. Lewis.

Atlanta. Ga. F. Land Abbeville. Ga.

S. Guyton Parks. Dawson Oa Gray Quthaey- Waynesboro. Ga Qulluan Jr. Atlanta Oa Ed Sessneti Atlanta a A.

Wood-ward Winchester Tenet. Freshmen W. A Erwin. Ylklma. Wash.

Hitch Waycross Ga. E. Jenkins Shilob. Ga. if.

A. Jackson. Dawson Ga. A. Poer.

West Point Ga. Dick Thornton. Atlanta GaT Robert Simmons Oxford Ga. A. Olive Oxford.

Ga. 3 Roaser. Washington. Ga. George I.

Reid. Atlanta. Ca. Sub- Sub A. Davis Brunswick GIi.

Porter Clark. Covlngtoo Oa. G. A Bierkstock Oxford. Powell West.

MH- ledgevUle Ga. O. T. Griffin Oxford. Ga.

Peckney' Griner. Dublin Ga. N. Me- Ghee. Talbotton.

Ga. 3. Clifton. Louisiana Hudson Boyd Savannah Oa. John Candler.

Oxford. Ga Willis Oxford Ga. Harvey Walt. Oxford. Ga.

Mr. Gray Qutnneyo of Wkyneaboro Ga. who won the freshman declamers medal at last commencement will contest this year for the sophomore medal. Mr Quinney is a fine speaker and has an excellent chance of winning the prize but has a worthy rival this year in Mr. 8aa nett of Atlanta Besides these there are several other contestants' woo are by no means poor speakers and.

the contest will be most exciting and interesting. Decides using a good speaker Mr. Qulnney ranks with the but ball players in college being without doubt the. best pitcher and heaviest hatter and is very popular with the boys. City Elections.

The municipal election of Oxford officers resulted in the election of Mansfield T. Peed mayor and the following gentlemen as aldermen Messrs 3. ZL Johnson ii. S. Bradley Edgar Johnson Simmons Browne A.

U. Williams. Mr Tom Berry was elected marshal and Mr John P. Henderson justice of the peace Child Palls Into Water Adalrsvle GL. April Special.

An months child of Mr. and Mrs. Coteton who lives near here. had a oar. row escape from drowning In a tub of wa.

tar into which it felt When rescued by its mother. Life- was nearly extinct. No Good Reason for It. It is plain that there sue good reason Why. any one should sufferwlth rheumatic pains.

Chamberlains Pain Balm affords prompt relief and Is within the" reach of an. During the winter of US says Mr. Maddox. of. otKennaW Vs.

my boy had a severe attack of la grippe followed by rheu- matlsm which settled in his feet and rendered him unable to walk a step or even to put his feet on the floor without great pain. I procured a bottle of Chamberlains Phi Balm and it completely cured him. For. sate by Frank. Sdnuondson 03- Whitehall street.

Many Un. Bayed. In almost every. neighborhood there is some one whose life has been saved by Chamberlains Colic Cholera and DlarrhO Remedy or wKt has been cured of chronic dtanhoe by the us of that medicine. Such persons make.

a point of whenever opportunity offers- hoping that it may be the means of saving other tires. For sale by Frank mondllOllt- 3 Whitehall street. A Good Cough XedIcIZI It la difficult for the average' newspaper reader to distinguish between' the good and' the bad cough medicines. fair trial however wlfl convince one that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy' is perfectly reliable- and that It is pleasant and safe to take. Those who uselt always ak well of It and often recommend It td their friends.

you have a troubteaom cough. a- trial-and you-are certain to-get. relief For sale' by' Frank Edwondsoll. AI Whsltrst- 3v TM i pe ed se orthi dreu con ue4g amlfllDl. pc uru ofI Is hea lJa He Co ts ctT rl nds tiayng In 1i Jt i 4' 4.

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a fore' con- dilpeleswe ca al testil abve elouence' weh mater sWIY emnencpof mena aecto in lome lma oursed tn d1Clple Blacktone. vJU rce 1r jealus polaed bmelt mcal pre mlent enera Ira UustraUon tth was mer thrty esoe1te te tht 1hos. Indepndence Juence and neiher pst conkmprar an attor paralel. 0 bnch sttesmen vat tertory. wet 1Lllsslppl counsled decded mot crUcal ear.

naton' 11e. Of hI Judicil labr. thn 1 opinion re Iecoded. coasUtutal lawye aourte Wter ha prnoue hi mOt eminnt tlrlty. 1LUlha wa lnt appln cout wa mayuse Immrtal laguage Web terwtes dlseverd bUler- lad denche frateral 1101' die lbol.

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tough younl Haon. abletmMt ppu1rand uece. tt ph7klsand 11 poteslon tte bt hl bing I ottheOerga aoelaton entenna1 yearot exlst nce. Butfe bfJles. Atter ttls reglU bsl ls I mence Te talowfnl rers wee head Reprt e' argement Reprt commiee commtee publcaton.

Reprt commIt otO. neprt comitee medial legtl Repor al Apntmen acdl ln8' commlee. ApplcaUon Aeroon IFolowngwinthe progamme th atrnoonIII slon prt orcnson. ElmIntve. Antfaeptc Teat- T.

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Addres meicne theYedka CompUca on. Seque la nTreatment Tphoid Ho brt re. Phlade1phla. Ne sity Stt PaeIatrIc S- B. Bs.

MD Colquit. Endolcplc Teatmentot Cronic W. L. Champon. Sme Falaclu Tre th Eect F1etrlc 1alhes MD I Burapu le FWest Atanta.

Mira MD Grlfn. TerpelUc MD Eatman. Opum ODalll Mledgevte. SocIa 1eats. FoloWnr wee entertainents rlaedtor eveng oclok the.

pupls tbe' te wth musical 1 A te commerce. conventon 111 slon Turday. ew Poer Robrt Pak B. Englsh 1 ve app1e Eletric Lght. WAer Cmpany.

wth IItok 0. Teat. I. Etl hbught 16 aere. nd a eigh mles Mson.

tme reogized pwers. susceptble hi lat determIne utle them wt theO- pt Waer Id CmplY ptsel propose Jwelfor thO or aton ma lery electrc rairoads Ughtlg rp. al PUrOe fO hlch electrlc17 pld GH O' FC Spnd llet i arenne Gorg. Banesvle The ofclals KnIghs BarnesUe conterenc Eldel Georgia ber mae pls years work afas orer I Ung ad thei Geori Is meetng BOn' omc ls ILI promient cten Geor a Brnesvile. Plto a' e1egat.

diner tthews especal preared bsides tanscUng Iprtnt te wa ver pleant tem In. a socal folowng wer Joh dIcttor Unied Sttes Atanta. gan4 dltetor Gergi Nah. Yont tr urer. Gerga 1 Platt August.

chaan f- comItee H6n 1 Ldbetter. Carto1 mem ba Reid Grn. membr tnance commtt Bares- vUe. gad rprer. Messr.

L9bdln Snols loc8 rethren wee wth dring helpd ther vsit BaesVle pleant MA DYG ROmA Wa mte JWt Llt Crsu Glmn Apri BUle. old genteman nerly etbtyyearaof efect cog bie bfore Chrlstmal bten Iymptoml tetment appeaNd i rco rd from' thewound a thewek al- Jost fOoten Yest dy Smih planed' feelng ladl1 night Je oon bgan lI maner Wa aummoned disovere man evr hydrophobf. physican everyting slbl to relev th patent mesage reevl thi ateoon Smth dyig 1h tables SOT E. Ay CarbleeMn ude Comela' A afry ne Clrvte. thi couty.

wlc Maon Howel Ed1Vards theslot- unnow II 8eriO condton ver ltle exprels fo hs rcover. Ktron I ln Dr. Ket oD of Clkle EI Ewadl. ptle Co faUes 8 ha taen I rger Ketonl url DBWG WA W. ma' tauwt Le G.

Apr R. Wela. whe rw Bf Ind 1 be th Smyo1 11ua drWed ayrn S1NotM1n Waysl ADI D. olpb Beteb eS dene c' tW. Clt.

eUty wo I cret te' mareloot Cl be. fete bndat tq' t' tSUUh 8U Ut 14VSt re i te WaJCI' 1 i U' Elrelaf iin a1 Y6 iBEGINWITH WITHMORthNGWATCH 1le attheJt Pe bfrChuh RR 1 I HERD I Sslu It tg' SbJectJ Dsgte. e' Tp T- Ty. I 1 Svaah Apr Slea Te Georc1 Crla Edevorconvnt I It cnvnton toay morn th Cris ihurb ocok I Conduded Rv G. W1II Te meUc wa vel tpl Ive oclok lerlces wer he1' 1 the Peb1ter chur WUI Bier co ducte4 qlet ler- vce Rv.

oPned themeet Jni. W11a 8w. BOlton a pryer. A Smth Combs iPessiv thp adrease convetUon th lubjet ChrIan Eoeavor Work' M. spaer.

thorGuhly I Imb wh 1VIb ae I irit Te rports of vanou delelLte Th Ih elt rtalnln sypium PeltonsThe Charman and Commitee 1 tant Peslent SOdpty' J. 3. Atata ePator Slety. Rv. WIlason Atlur Cuhi R.

Jenkns Atant fOlo1Ve mlnutr ven te mutes dulon. Thee an eDOfe tepper red. Jora 1tor oftheFra Baptit Joke I. andMetho M. Jor tene4 1Vlt Ceat atenton.

It Metods. wa bterestng1y bftore nfr ton bJ J. Cook pa- Monnentl chunh afteron sellon orne Frt bytpnan rhurch- 3 Oc wih adres wa delver Bul. Atan te ubjet brr Jd th elrt" whlhthere Wi medtton cnerence co mlUee tken havil te mnut Re. RR Wte Macn.

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Age It Brnlnck. A roll metng slen men' tonl tt ot aUQn perete Caival SPrt Trae" hel I Brnswc wthn. 1Veek. rau. bIcce rs' lds.

bth. iand. wI ven moth tres Llsnel electe cenerjl mnager an he lubpton Ryon sout er aent oUoryUne. wal electe presden flt ve predent Emnu1 seond prsden Dvenprt seretr. Frk tt tb Brns1Vlk Cm merc.

Wl ele te. tuurer. I 111 b' cretet cnlvaof oprt tre geor te rirads. uave proms exta mee Slet Memor Otr BaresvUe. GaApnl Ldl MemQrialusaUonot Baes vUe bUleur consnt Pofell 3.

Ha CPlell JegeYUe. pr Iden Geora Normaand ndus' tlal olege dever memorl ad- Wednelay. plendd progae huben aanntr ad day proPrly ogi Al store businel house wt coudior' entre a te cUena 1ll atttnd exerces Grdon Itute dt Sutaed Cu Gritnn GIL 1. eunnn vl. Ct7 GlUfn decIded ynteQay cur 81 tl an h01dJ leg1aure ctltutng ande.

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jai. dauhter h. we deveop an. 1ountble mtrlt I. apathy hI vtg ever.

dy I cntemet. esterJ she care In. tle conceled abut. cotg. Wl tl mde de which wo aut h.

cel ke Ulo. cel jai He haprevo sly tld prsqners' 1 co them. were gole ther those' ddt 1 bued upa. bl lg wou fre" uno he cels prisone. out te moey wf nh woud I brl' te Jok ie Ion Jattlc dr a.

WGud for Ib7 trends te outBlde nego E' Neel sntence lghte thn looke ILglfh muder. ad heaeon- olge chlg. ha pope atStUesbro ILbut te lu IItay' I bur W. ote. I.

jal note DputJ She Tnley. UYng them 10t Tat otcer ce tw note Shert Mawe Dputy Buoughan eJhwa ade or. jland money wnch nl ad 111 I crckl wa The' br' wa. hve bn re lt nght. AOn the' prn I Bu lafett deat te alowl 1O Carles a au ai Ason th gentel awlh dl ban ad undr ne.

mo th 8 a5 TGA8 I Ft. Dwe wtDe Pots We Wet Point. riIU49car Ne reaed te tndt the bT ArhurG cle by dWDe1 te- CttO rver. LI abut wek Wtb Dule lott. buhes ne 1ln ths Jom.

i loded stange co clde I tfhlaby wu toun Andero Jam A ter" ln. Who dey Pott. bdy pfect1) bt th orse terby. 1Volen. He WL bured' out te' rver S1VYN C01 Ordi gon Roa fr Tf.

Th utaVle. Tton Ga. Ai u-s a Te corp for. Tlon Tmavie ralIad retured yesterayater non Tomuv1e. Th notJet complete l.

Jurey Iie tat cty. retre ti star tJ craere 1Vori Al nowctear lne btwen the lel. e' ontrctoraare redy ahad wththe calgTe I carl otsepaps ad Coa Il soto1Vorl b7on lel WA Het. era managerla eXte fton tOy Te geercorp. hrge C.

MC GUm re. ha pst yea i elePe a4 ralway eut. I Tl1r. Cetr l4Soutb Aerica. Te cltlun andTomuv111e I enthullas al7 wor th lne i anI bav ven 1 al' te enu eent cncI plbe ere sme opion te er pron COlqult.

Uty nfuence cmptc" lne. tIs bal ovrcome. ifnothlnAr JW I thewa ap comeUon I De. longd re" peopl thr themoatpOprouocunt Georc I Te Un at. trm.

tton I de CODtfctlol I Compay 1. folow Wfot amednce andplbl7 a thewaTty- omuvUe. 1 Pordrn nt own tJnament pe ea cp te Jen4r CoJle Dl bJJpnton taof alaI theol pw1 1 folowe ot tTtn 1flbuetl fte leorotthe Suth. Rw Cpy fo. ttaaf ye tookplace oldoftleen were' ufonowaJiVfOlesby WHopeo V1cepreald it ZWOdesbrauper1ntadetan JSUmaDaeqetaJy aDdU Ther0a4 allownto.

1D eond1tloDo and. 1011 ore ve. iT remarbb. le. alI9W.

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