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itiiiut UIP niPiif ixp8 Ti' 1 ft ytT is tftV- ta vt i 2 HK wHvgljitfdiilodg- 1 I' r' Ar Lzk1ti. of- the sdperfor court. zedayadj flown an optotea tJr regajpJe legal circles as a print whom the' fOEr ftekl months part. Tli8 opinion is fcassd on a case Appealed from aal Atlanta jusUceT court. and In It Jug ZAImpkIn hold that a laborer has no legal right to waive his exemption- from tie garnishment laws ot the state of Georgia Th state law provides that all day laborer shall be exempt fm garnishment and.

Under. a decision of Judge Lumpkln no laborer has be au- JllorttJ. to sign agreement waiving this exemption In savor of a money lender or any one else. Tie erect of the decision lawyers declare will be tar reaching. It means the taking from money lenders the power or tubjectlng the wages of a laborer to garnishment It is understood thatthe practice Is In vogue In Atlanta of haying.

laborers who borrow money to sign an agreement assigning their salary to the money sender and also waiving their exemption from garnishment and. the opinion of Judge Lumpkln Is a direct knock blow to this method of procedure. Case of Peter Mills. The se on which. the opinion Is founded was brought by Charles Colyer against Peter Mills in the court of Justice of the Peace Bloodworth.

Mills an employee of the Southern Railway Company. and in 1900 borrowed the sum of 12 from Colyer assigning his salary to Colyer end signing an agreement waiving his exemption from garnishment on his wary for the onths of the years 1901 and 1902. Mills te some reason. failed to make payment on the note. and a suit was In.

tltuted and summons of garnishment. taken out. Mills claimed that his wages were exempt from the garnishment. he was a day laborer and that his agreement to waive such exemption vas to Valid. Colyer.

on the- other hand. contended that the waiver wasi perfectly legal and of force. The case was tried before a jury in Judge IoodwortWe court and a. verdict rendered In favor of Colyer. the waiver being sustained.

The case was then appealed by certiorari. to the superior court and was heard before Judge Lumpkln. After carefully deliberating on the ques. Uons involved. Judge Lumpkin yesterday handed down his opinion.

reversing the verdict of the Justice court. It is that ttie case will be appealed to the supreme court. arid if It' should he. the. decision of that tribunal will be watched' JuulfE held that the main ueaU01l at issue in the cassis whether a day laborer has the right to waive his exemption.

from garnishment. He held that such an exemption Is contrary i to the law of the state. and that It Is igalnst the morals and public policy of the state. He' cited numbers of author- 3 Stlu. both from the decisions of the Geor- jrla supreme court and from the supreme courts of other states.

to sustain his po- 1- sltion and to demonstrate that thexwalv- In of an exemption from garnishment to matter that affects the public policy of the state. The opinion deals fully with the questions raised by the case and forms a lengthy typewritten document. Mm Is represented In the litigation by. Atrofll7- Walter Mclh and Colyer Is represented by Attorney E. Purrlnton Busy Session of Criminal Court.

The criminal branch of the superior court. with Judge L. S. Roan on the bench. field a busy session yesterday.

a total of sixteen eases being disposed of during the day. The court will" be' In cession again today. Howard Harris colored. charged with robbing the establishment of. his employer Harry Sllverman was tined SI00 Or twelve.

months in the county chain- gang. He was also ordered to pay the sum of Ira to Silverman. in default of which he Is to serve six months In jail. i Some of the other more important cases disposed of were Will Brown Warner Sanw and Perry Finley. five years.

each for carbreaklnir Ernest Moreland. five years for burglary Florence Auetell four. years for burglary Ernest Johnson three f. Tears for burglary Lluie English. and iMary Jackson.

two years each for bur) glary Henry Gay. 1100 or twelve months for assaulting a negro man. AU of the above mentioned defendants are negroes. DenlurDeri Are Judge LumpklD. ln the saperlor court.

waSiengaged yesterday In the hearing of demurrers. The first and second dlyls- tthe city court with JudgesH M. A. E. Calhoun on thi bench.

In session yestetdU iP ta January Tha eoj tuUoV ficroventioS nietagain todayipdCap. proved. on. tie constitution itelcU contains tie following principal points M. Htfci 1 v- iJ7 i abbiitlbi" bfi nees rmonoppllM lit therepnfe41cf th TiJ6UtfonbX tnft1ctfon pf penaltjyforpoHtlc crimes the armband the eltab.

llshm Btpr-4i efllclentIpohce force thai the taajorlty of the- jstbmiansare of th ftoman- Catholic tolth recognized but. church' nd state are separated all cltii lens. wjth the excepttoD. member. of' any.

military body which may. be estab. lished shan toave the right to rote and the. press shall be tree. BOND.

MrsACTIoN. kable in Court-at Baleigh NC Raleigh. N. a January Speclal. In.

the superior court here the grand jury examined witnesses as to a re n4abf transaction Two North Cern. Una bonds each of 11000 were stolen from the. safe of 1. I. Godfrey.

at Jonesboro. last Spring. Last August he got the bonds from 7. C. Harris a Raleigh lawyer but had to pay 11000 for their return.

The matter made-a great stir. Ti Judge required the party to tell froth whom he got the bonds ahj he said he got them from H. H. Do tch Jr. a ctrk in the state agricultural department.

Dortch. swore tie got them from CharluCJon of Goldsboro- The lat- ierswore thein from a man claiming-to be A. 3. Stanton of Wilmington. who asked for- a loan of 500 on them for sixty days for which Stanton was to pay Wm 50.

Stanton was never again heard from. Jones found the bonds had been stolen and gave them to Dortch to place in the lawyers hands in order to negotiate for their return so Jones would get his. 500 Harris got 1000. kept 250 asxa fee. giving Dorteh 750.

who gave this Jones. who then rave him 250. Jones found that Stanton had the alias of C. C. Bradley.

It appears that the latter was the man who toot the. bonds from Oodfreye safe. Harris and Dorteh have returned to' Godfrey the 250 each received In the transaction. PEEST. Weeding at DeSoto Hotel in Savannah Last Night.

Savannah. Ga. January 20. Sneclal. Miss Hannah Ferst and Yr.

Henry S. Jftinhard were married tonight in- the lrawfnJr room of the Th care- mony was followed by a' dinner in the banquet room of the DeSoto. The bride. who with her father. Joseph' Fert.

Will attended only by a meld pf honor. Miss Viola Frank. Yr. Slegtrled Tantl was best man and Yt Hugo Prank. master of ceremonies.

The ushers were Muns lake Smith. Herbert Traub Ferdinand Neub- rger and Jerome Eeksteln. bout. ninety guests were. present.

among those from other cities being Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ITlrsch and Mrs. Joseph HIrsch Jr. of Atlanta.

and Mr. and Yrs Rlttcnberg. rf Suroter The pride and groom left tonight on their wedding Journey. which will Include a trip along the east coast of Florida and a visit to Cuba. The bride Is the lovely daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Ja Ferst. and a special interest is given by the fact that she. celebrated today her eighteenth birthday. Mr.

Melnhard Is a member of the firm of Meinhard Sthaul. The wedding was one of in terest in Jewish society throughout' the. state. GAPJWES ACCIDENTALLY SHOT. Well-Known Man of Savannah Receives Mortal Wound.

Savannah. Ga. January 20. Special. Henry Garwes.

keeper of the city cemetery who has been a. prominent figure In local politics for a number of years. was shot and probably mortally wounded on St. Catherine island 40 miles from Savannah yesterday afternoon. Garwes was one of a party of welt known Saran.

nahns who were hunting leer He left his stand and got in the line of fire of W. ld Kldwell. another of the party. When a deer passed Kldwell he fired arid one of the struck Garwes in the stomach. A tug was hailed and Guwe.

was brought to the city tonight. His physician thinks he will die. Garwes has a wife and children. Russell Announces. Columbus.

Ge- January 20. Special. Charles R. Russell a. popular young at torney.

announced this afternoon for representative In the legislature from MuscOgee county. Judge A. W. Cozart and Judge W. G.

Love also well-known young lawyers are the other candidates to date. Sa far ion. B. S. Miller is the only candidate for the state senate from this district but It seems probable that Hon.

A. A. Carson win also run. Liberal Free Trader Won. London January 20.

The election at Gateshead to fill the seat in the. house of commons made vacant by the recent death of Sir William Allen advanced radical has resulted in victory for John Johnson. liberal free trader by a ma. jority of 1205 votes over Lord Mot- teth unionist. and tariff reformer.

for Infants and Children. The Kind You Hare Always Bought has borne the stgna. turo of Chas H. Fletcher and has been made under his personal supervision for over SO years. Allow no one to deceive you in this Counterfeits Imitations and Jost a8good" are' but Experiments and endanger the health of ChUdren Experience affainst Experiment.

lie Kind Tor lave Always Bought Bears the Signature of or Over if SHIP JO CAUSE FIGHT Reports or and A alni etfinlhr Wailttngtonfjanuary' 20- Ms report Tthvl an 7fll toay aTrj0f tol illi blfluthiain1 ommiisiori to consid- VlQ r3 tlofl sf sMpriubsIdy nepr seflttUvBQrosveaarchairman of tilt and fisheries. ays X1 eiWtter that we art todlflgnatlonibi alj that makes ft nation great and yet we ate a subserv. lent nation-and a helpless nation In one the great factor of national wesltm VnO. independence. jOtheRn tions earn our products 1o the markets of.

the' world General Qrosvenorj that of at- most a billion dollar worth of exports to' Burope during UH a1 year 1902 but I 4 per cent was carried In American vessels. the balance being carried in ships of foreign countries. Of nearly fire' hundred million dollars of Imports during that ar American ships carried but thirty million dollars worth. For the carrying of that trade. says General Grosvenor.

we pal 200000000 which amount he maintains. should have gone Into the pockets' of Ameri cans. The minority members of the committee have designated Representative Lucking. of Michigan. to present their views on the subject.

These' win contain the following reasons why the bill should not pass We are utterly. opposed to ship bounties and have reason to believe that tie adoption of such a polfcy Is. the real aim of the bill. We are In favor of the rehabilitation of our merchant marine by effective measures to' he enacted at tne present session of congress. We favor Immediate action by this committee In the.

way of Investigation and hearings and then the bringing in by this committee of a bill putting In force substantially the system of discriminating tonnage and port duties which was enacted by the early congresses of the United States. and which resulted In the Immediate and permanent uphuilding of our merchant marine. The policy of discriminating duties was Inaugurated by Jefferson and Madi- son and Monroe. and It received the endorsement of the republican national convention of 890. or William McKinley nd William P.

Frye now president of the senate. and may therefore be justly denominated partisan and strictly American. six Candidates Elected to Membership 7 the Woodmen. Another household of the Columbian Woodmen was organized last night at Columbian Woodmen hall. 122 Peaclltr street.

six candidates. wer elected to membership. Officers were elected as follows Wor thy Consul Professor William Si. Slaton worthy' Viceroy. James B.

Suttles worthy cardinal. Rev. R. Unn Cave worthy clerk S. H.

Beam worthy bank- er peter Clark worthy counsellor- John S. Gleaton worthy physician R. W. Hynds. MD and 3.

MfcF. Gaston. M. D. worthy herald Professor 3.

O. Bagwell worthy pilot W. B. Cofrell worthy picket. Charles II.

Evans worthy guards man T. E. Argo. Law committee. Postmaster It.

F. Blodgett. chairman Colonel' H. C. Peeples R.

Ross. H. M. Ashe. Professor M.

Neal. A brief address was made Eminent Director General Jonathan E. Frost. Ex. Governor 3.

Xorthen Ron. lIe1Ii Smith General Clement A. Evans. H. Thornton W.

F. Manry J. B. Frost P. E.

Murray. M. Ii. and Assistant Eminent Clerk Richard Thornton are members of this household. No Federal Jurisdiction.

Denver Cob. January 20. Judge Moses HallettJ in the United States district court. today. after consideration of the Sherman Parker habeas corpus cue against the military authorities of Colorado announced that his court is without jurisdiction in the matter.

Parker is a' union miner. of Cripple Creek who is held in the military bull pen without warrant PERSONAL MENTION. R. W. Parker.

olMaalson. is registered at the Kimball. W. B. Holllngsworth of Fayetteville lf a guest at the.

Kimball. 1. C. Mandevile and wife of Carrollton are stopping at the Piedmont. B.

F. Hardeman. of Athens is in the city. Hon. C.

D. Loud' Is registered at the Kimball. R. E. Hlghtower and T.

Matthews of Thornaston. are stopping at the Yi d- mont. H. Koch. a prominent Milwaukee architect.

Is a guest at the Piedmont. Paul trett of Washington Ga. Is In the city. t. C.

Johnson wife if Mlcanopy. Fit. are guests at the. Kimball. I.

Geiger and wife. of Albany' are stopping at the Kimball. Many winter tourists are paying Atlan ta visits of a few days' duration as they make they way' farther south. Among the prominent tourists registered at the Piedmont yesterday were y. H.

ImmeV Mrs. D. W. Immel and Miss A. Immeli of Plttsbur T.

D. Huff of. Columbus wa sin the city yesterday. C. T.

Mobley. of Monroe la a. guest at the Kimball. Denman Thompson and his family axe topping at' the Piedmont Porter Fleming of Augusta Is at the Piedmont A. Hill of Rome was at the Kimball yesterday.

Charles I. Melt. of Athens iq In the Hon. Joe Hall of Macon. Is KlmbalL 0) A.

Gentry of McRae is registered at. the KlmbalL D. Ztoke. otGaineavft was in At- lantyelterdai C. C.

P. Hammond of Augusta. Is registered at thePiedmont C. C. NotUnghamTa welt known patent man of Chattanooga Is stopping tthe' piedmont D.

M. Rouser. of.Macon.-lsatthe Kim- William. A jJttle ofJ cutaneous eruptions m- ft ey sore ears HoodsSsarilla Effects perm i rt ree. Continued fromPlr tPag it is said thattheReasian fpr- slgnrmlnister.

Count1Lasmidorff has a Tilg-h regard for M. Dilcas rfs prudence inthp nlfflcnlrtltuaUpn. One. of the most prominent diplomats' satd today that Count Lamsdorffs task answering the Japanese note' is one of the' most difficult he ever observed. owing to Russla' dilemma due to her determinations firmly to maint In her position and at.

the same time comply with the czars desire ion- peace. Concerning the specific character oM. Deleaves advicethe only guide is the note. of 1902 which is being discussed in the efforts to determine Its bearing on the present situation. The text of the document refers to the' purpose of the two gc OHrnments to lard the Integrity of China and approve the principle that China and Korea shall remain open.

to the commerce anti industry alt Mo tlons. This course is Construed here. as restricted to- the eighteen provinces of old China and as not applying to Manchuria. and other parts of the Chinese empire outside of old China. FRANCE MAE DECLINED TO OWE RUSSIA ANY AID Berlin January 20.

The1 Germtn government has become privy' to the' filet that France declines to glee Russia any assurances of armed. help should war' become the outcome of the Russian- Japan troubles even should GreatBrltaln aid Japan. It Is understood here that Russia asked France to' define her position in the contingency of Great Britain' actively participating In a Japanese attack on Russia and that' the French 'government replied that Prance must re main militarily neutral as the Russian- French alliance was quite separate on' tire question now pending. Resolution of France it is red here. deeply affects riot only the situation between Russia and Japan.

but the Russian alliance. NEWSPAPERS OF RUSSIA ATTACK UNITED' STATES' St. Petersburg. January 20. The on Japan In.

the Russian' press re ceasing. The newspapers print prominently reports to the effect that the acute phase is passing and they continue- to. assert that mediation Is unnecessary. A confusion of Otorigampo Suhig bay near Manila with' Yongampo on the Tails river has led the Russian press Into-a curious attack on. the United States.

Tine statement that. Rear Admiral Evans' squadron was to proceed to toOlQngampo was either garbled in transmission or misunderstood for it was. reported hers' that the destination of the American ships twas at YongamphoThiserror was made the basis ofao attackpn the urn- tivesof the United States by The Novoe Vremya. and Llstbk both- papers pre. tending to see in this move the entrance of the United States into tile quarrel.

The Noiroe Vresnya remarks At least America will he an open enemy. which is preferable to a secret one. MANY AMERICANS AEE LEAVING SEOUL Seoul. January 20. The emperor of Korea.

has ordered that 700 revolvers and clubs be distributed to the peddlars who are nominally secret police and a dangerous element. Many Americans one leaving Seoul. fearing trouble. TO CUBE GRIP IN TWO DAYS. Luan Drone Quinine remove.

ti cause. To ret the genuine. call for the fun name. 250. THEY SENT GOLD SPOON TO HER Mrs.

Cutllff a Real Daughter of the Revolution. Columbus Ga. January 20. Special. Oglethorpe chapter acting In behalf of tile' National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution today expressed to Mrs.

Mary Jones Cutliff or Albany. Ga. a beautiful gold' spoon. Mrs. CuWff Is one of the few surviving real Daughters of the Revolution.

It is said that there are now only about thirty of them living It is th custom of the Daughters of the American Revolution to present each real daughter a handsome gold spoon appropriately engraved. Ogletilorpe chapter established. the record In Mrs. CutUtrs cave securing the necessary evidence which. was all.

verified by the officers of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Her father Mr. Jones. was a Virginian wino moved to Georgia. before the revolutionary war. He fought.

In the American army in the Georgia campaigns. He. was married tour times and lived to be 80 years of age. Mrs. Jones was the youngest of twenty-three children.

Oglethorpe chapter has among its members another teal daughter of the revolution Mr Augusta Bellamy. Cheney of Montgomery Ala. ATLANTA tfEGEO CONVICTED. fcamnel Archer Went To Philadelphia and Killed Policeman. Philadelphia January 20.

Samnel Archer. negro who claims Atlanta. Ga. as Iris iome was convicted of murder in the first degree for killing John J. Donovan a policeman.

on September 24. Th policemen believer Archer" to be a burglar and attempted to arrest him. Both men were wounded in a pistol duel. and Donovan died after lingering several. days.

Genuine Carters Little Liver Pills Must Bear Signature. of SEE ricsnoij WBAOTB BELOW. FoIUACHE. FBI DIZZINESS FOBBIUOUlKSt FSITOinBUYEB. fMCOMITIPATllMI.

nit SALLOW SKIRr nl1KECIIIPWJDI fGURKtilCK HEADACHE Presbyterian Conferenc Wvidet Into Tw6 Coinmitte bneE pre8ni isig ClarkrrtUe Pnireraitj and the Otter Columbia Seminary The first note of opposition to the re moral of the' two Presbyterian seminaries to Ailahfa and the establishment here of' a Presbyterian university which wo' ld. be strengthened by the generous sum. of 250000 which the cltIaens of Atlanta hays offered to those- In charge. of the project was sounded yesterday morning In speeches delivered by Tennessee representatives. The synod of Tennessee refused to send representativesto Atlanta to Join In the conference of the' synods.

which meet here to discuss the university project but appointed three representatives to dome to this city appearbefore the conference and lay before It the Tennessee side of the question Immediately alter the meeting was called to order the representatives of Tennessee were given a chance to present their side of the question. The" sum' of their remarks was that' the removal' of the Southwestern Presbyterian university was both illegal and Immoral since At. the time of the-establishment of tile uni verstty at. Clarksvllle In return for aid given it was' promised that the Instltu Uon should remain In ctArkavUle for- ever. As Dr.

Anderson who was' ao- pointed one of the delegates had pot ar rived Dr. J. H. Lacy or Clarksvlle and Major G. W.

MeCras. of Memphis made addresses on the subject. Major HcCraea Address. Major a MeCru made a. strong address on the subject He said he want ed the church to work out Us own des tiny In regard to these two Institutions and that he doubted whether any good would come from the uniting of the two' Into ore.

The scheme for removal is Impracticable said he. He went on to show that the establishment of a Wg university- a matter of time that Its growth is a slow process. It could not. cope. said he with the big universities of the north and it Is doubtful whether you would prefer to send your' sons toAtlantarather than to Chicago or other.

big universities. He stated further that the corps of teachers at tlip Southwestern university was equal to that which cbuldbe secured' by the Atlanta university and expressed his belief that the contention In regard to this university would bring about hard feeling and would lessen the number- of students who would attend the college. After the conclusion' of tnese two' speeches a motion was made by Hon W. S. Stevenson of South Carolina that conference separate into two divisions one-composed of the commissioners representing the synods that control the Southwestern university and the other of those' commissioners from the synods controlling Columbia Theological seminary This question was discussed at length ergunnents being' brought up on both sides.

It was argued that the minds of the commissioners would be prejudiced In favor of the contentions of Tennessee as the representatives of this synod had just spoken while others argued that the matter could be more easily and readily settled and a better understanding of the real situation be obtained by committee meetings. Committee Work Agreed On. Thejjuestion was finally put and the motion unanimously carried. The conference decided- that the representatives of the synods having In. charge Columbia Theological seminary should meet immediately after the adjournment of the morning session and discuss the matter.

The commissioners from the synods controlling Southwestern Presbyterian university re ruested to' meet at 7:30 o'clock in the Central Presbyterian church. The meeting of the Columbia. synod was attended by the commissioners of. Georgia Soutk Carolina Alabama and Florida and resulted In a full an Tcom- plete discussion of tile subject. in which every one present took part.

It was finally decided to refer the drawing up of a report to a committee of two. composed of Dr. A. A. Little of Selma Ala.

and W. J. McKay of South Carolina. This committee was' appointed by Dr. I W.

Walden chairman. 1 This report will be submitted to the Columbia committee this morning at o'clock. Just before the meeting of the conference and will be discussed by theta and finally after they have acted on it submitted to the conference. It Is stated' that this report will be favorable' the establishment of a University in Atlanta. Last Nights Session.

The meeting of the committee repre. senUn Southwestern Presbyterian uni. varsity was held last night at the appointed time. Dr. O.

W. Patterson of Alabama presiding. It was attended by the representatives or Louisiana Missis sippi Alabama and by request the mem' hers from Tennessee. Alabama has a voice. In' the control of.

both colleges and was represented In the' committee meet- tugs of both. The members discussed the and made addresses upon mat- ters incident to the removal of th Clarkaville university and the establish- uncut a university here for three. hours and fifteen minutes. No decision was reached. Dr.

Patterson said at. the' conclusion of the meeting We discussed the question at length. but did not arrive at any conclusion. At our request the representatives- of Tennessee attended the meeting. Its conference' will open this' morning at :30 o'clock.

No other sessions have been definitely arranged. It is not Re however that the. work. of the conference win completed today. SHOOTING IN BIRMINGHAM.

Bow In Saloon Young Attorney Birmingham Ala. January 20- Roian4 Shugart a young attorney- tonight shot and fatally' wounded Andy- Bansholder in a saloon here. Banzholder was in oonvertlon wflth anoti4r- men when Shugart entered apparently in r4ase condition VShugart JJecamai offended at something eald and fired bit revolver. Bantholder being ilyt to tbe M9fflea PUBLISH THIS LETTER Williim Riser PnsbyjfriM a York Mikf a Pilli for tars0 BIT. ULlAit The T.

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WAS PAEDONED OUT' TO DIE. Governor of Alabama Exercises Executive Clemency. Montgomery Ala. January 20. Special.

Governor jglks today' pardoned Charley Anderson. convicted of assault with Intent to murder in Jefferson noun- ty. Anderson was convicted in 890 end woe. sentenced to ten years. The gov- ernor in issuing tlWpardon says Because of the' statement of the ph- stolen inspector that this man Is In a.

dying condition let pardon Governor Telks this afternoon commuted the sentence. of George Mlnette a negro of Walkercounty who was sen. tenced to be hanged to life imprisonment He killed another negro named Bob Olin. TO CVRE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if It fills to cur E.

W. Groves signature la on each box. 250. Bryan's Answer To Widow. New Haven.

Coplh January 20. The answer or William J. Bryan to the appeal from the probate court brought toy heirs of the late Pub S. Bennett was filed. today in the superior court.

In the' answer Mr. Bryan figures both as executor' of the Bennett will and as trustee under. the terms of the. will. In effect the answer declares that the sealed letter re fenced to makes It the dutyof the execu tor to pay 50000 to Mrs.

Bennett to be turned over to William Bryan. Body of Smithson Arrives New York. January. 20. The body of John Smtthson the founder of the Smithsonian institution.

at Washington wino died in Genoa in 1829. arrived tonight on. the steamer Prlniess Irene The body was accompanied by Professor Alexander Graham Bell of the Smithsonian Institute and Mrs. BelL The body will be taken to. Washington on the United States dispatch boat olphln to morrow.

White Woman Says She Married Him Thinking Me Was White. Montgomery Ala. January 20. The de cision today. by' the supreme court in the case of Nancy Locklayfr against It.

Locklayer draws attention to a peculiar case from Lawrence county one. that la unique and almost without a parallel li Alabama. It' is a case in which a white woman sues for dower rights in the estates of' a nrgro to whom she alleges sIne was mar. ried. Her suit is based on We assertion that she did not know the rain was a ne gro even after she had lived with him fo fifteen years.

The decision of the lower court that she had such knowledge at the time the ceremony was performed was sustained. and the further ruling of th court that the marriage was null and' void an that the woman was not. therefore en titled to any of the proceeds from tine es tate was sustained. Alabama Supreme Court Montgomery Ala. January Sp The following cases were handed down by the supreme court today MiClellan Susie Porter et al.

v. H. I Martin appeal from Coffee chst eery court 3 Appeal eJdiginhssed lIarkls4 Jack Rledson v. Wi It. HortoiC appeal from t0necnh chancery court Affirmed Tyson.

J. Nancj tockjayer v. J. R. LocMayer from Lawrpnce probate Sharpe NewTprir life Insurance Company STorencey OV Smith appeal from Geneva' circuit csotot Ztmest TusealobMipert tRallTOy1 Company Hepstall administrator appeal front Appeal dl Dowdet J.

Irvln tile State of Alabama appeal fro Mon omery city. coUrt AmXmed. YOUR" OWN PARTICULAR CASE IS THE ONE' I AM INTERl JED IN. I see no reason why evenyon. in this section who Is" ffICtsd with Chronlo Disease should not avail themselves or my services and be permanently ur d.

I am confident that it Is simply neceiesr for me to acquaint you with my superior skill in handling these and show you Just how I have cured handrea oi cases lnnflr to yours and many no doobCmuciworV IsA an opportunity to talk to have a confidential Interview and show- you why YOU tan be cured. wlirshow you the mistakes" that have made In treating you. and how' advaaced up at sd aUfl treatment by a skillful specialist will restore you to pen feet health. At any rate it wilt cpsf you nothing to consult me aM you will be well repaid for your trouble. I an tell you of the many cures I have made probably of some of your friends and Lam sure you will bVclAd you called.

Remember you will be welcome at all times. Thoa woo cannot should write me fully about their ctse my perfect system of treatment by mallls' available ti Ii. HEWTOM HATHAWAY M. B. Suite 33 inman BWg 22 8 Brw4vi Street Atlanta Q.

Of fi i feroi ft i. Llf TIjlBnR tR. N' Cft I HI8 ffiitMj i iit2 F- teclsiOIli i j1 I 1i f. pHfromnhh Dt r. 1 9 c' XUat' 4tTn 1 r.

i 4t1 i the aU jior 1t Ii ded 40 tf opn oia le JfrtcJei 4 T. 1 J1 srJ Ot Oie tf1 b' iL4 bl4 bei I' Efi. 11I sa ef at 1nlonta 4. eJl' a tourtan4 InJt ll f.1 mthe JawPfQvid shflbe ml f1n er ecl on f' nnokborer toaJrn ue zptlon lender anyone it T1 elfect' IaWl he takln er ubj Un. wage80t exez pUon the.

a ro- et ure. cue ulht Jus ce tfthe his the. a- I railed ted the cerU rari. wuheard Ju ge lions han rever Jng tl Il with much interest. judge Lumpkin ca Is hll he1dthat the1W a1nllt th t.

su eme itf th walv- lnc ofn exemP on I of th I Is' Atrotl lented be a s1on th 11 em. loer Harrr8l1verman I 00 pn was Of' IUch au 8m1rand. rryFlnley. Un yuratorburglary lUJcuon clUYHenry fl D. abovemenUoned ar 1 Demurre Arg ed.

i' khl 9i ed r. 4 econ ions c1t1court. Jud aH 1i51 t1dand ECalhoun onthtbench l1 iter8 also PAfl KINGU' L' Yi A 019 3 titil frit c. Jt fitsfJ 1 i It iDetiate 11 i ntion met a todsy afldcap a h' co amathe toU Pr1Ddpafpotn it boJ 4 tatD a1lJI thtuol1 de t.I/- naity. Jor J1t1 ct fI th4 1Jt1Oncoftt1e tpf tentpoHCe otJty JsthmJ na re the.

ml Jr etlurchUd afeep4r te4JL fmembers a Bhanltave oyoteMd i pre ie atIXEDB ND ACTION. bl cueI N. 1elgh Sp rethe rand re- mB abf tranSa tlon. nis. ch le fro thaae rOJast bOw1sfrom SICOOtor thoputy fzo go a tromH.

Dottch I ortch. s. th sk 150000 Ixt bon a 15 JOtSIOOO I as' a fo appearst Harrlland tran t1on. soto Sav 20. 1f' lnhard th i tIes ibelng andMIiJ l1irschaniJ 1 i Rlttn rg.

i I Thebtide i elr wl111nclu I Juserb giv cel brated l1elnh rd The. we ln In. 2 Special. rtally Sav 11nah van- a other part I deerpas ed I 20. at fr Musc ree trlct.

ems on 20. lu ulted' v1 1ory Jo tr der Infantandc6ndren trJ KlndY Iav A1w llBoulhtJias tureot 1 na1 torov SOY AllOwDO veyoq CQunttni ltsImltations f' as i Hlptf fs i AUSeFIGHJ Re Qilii pd' nt I Fi 1fT i tht 1WA4todaytnbvorpf. th i itbbPi i iOtifcf rlCj. 1 1P bsld tr el 2o e1i 4Uyithl. 1U.

I' at1 A1t tmw. paU tan4 arec lentinaUmr2I4 ahelp naUonm ot nat1onalw a1 itn oni outI' U' tlJo. maike s. :9 nefaI9fQave that a niOt blll1otiC1o ra 4U gtt 4 dorel ftv bundred n1l1Io i oUaf year i IP8 ofthat tra ars ehOuld" members' conta oppo ed lltt- thatthe asures In an In' was' m1llaml1cKlnlcy and 1 ow presl ent strlcUY HOUSEHOLD ORtiANIZED. Memberah by wefletrcted memb rshlp.

eleet r- mes S. eamworthy ter worthphyslctan. rthy. wn Cottellwlrthi Evanwo gvar 1l- Ar CM addreuwas Wr 1JFr08t. Judge hab annou ed gues ton.

Har e1D1ln. AT. C. MUwl krs II1 Dtt. M.

and wife Ml anoP1. teu Ai1 D- tourists wereJ u1r C01 lu st lnr theP1 ont. A atttie 1. wu IYeli city. I ACentI7 na F.

Jto e. InAt 1 C1P Hamo ofAu1ustaJreg. eP1e mo cNotUngh welftnowDP4tenl Of. Ple monL. i D' JIHou er.

otYaeon lratthe Kfni. le. 0 ofCoInmbus II ter U1 4mOD r. i 1 dUlijf Ja b. ti lle J.

co uJalieQ 1 Od n. Eft ctS 8I CLOUDS Ft SH IK EAST i' 1' mEiMPa a ltls 14 tha RusSlaD 1m emlntster. counfL 1i i rtr a 1I.UI Iv t. 1L of prc mlnent to ay Lams or1fs In' Japanuenot dlf ult he" wtn I mma. maintain posltloqand co ply Pea oC.

vlce. the ulde lnc present' an 1pprC Ind stry et all11o T9PlVE Ber1 n. The' nntn 1 1te usslaany ubles t1 Brtt ln partlclps Ung muatte neutalas the. Rus n' Francelt 1Uan e. 1NIT1USTAtES The I he newspaPtrs elf ct phasels an medl3 1Ion 1 h1g YOt1 mpo EVI.

lIqua ron' procee mlsun eratoo re' Am rlcan 1or as ball 4 ttaclc th Unlt to' lvoe ut op lecr A14 CANS RE LZLVXNGSEOUL The to' leaVln To Br mo Quti lne rmovu till THE" LD Real cOIWnbus" 20. lal. torpe toMr JonesCUtlllf Itl the th realdaughter InMra. essaryevldenc cletTot Rev lutJon. I umArrted ai1 SOrun oftwentythreechl1dren.

l1 Chenerof ao krauelArcher eman. Duary uel wh ome. conTt tedot The Ar to woun ed duoe1and tt. fterHnttlnt CartetsLlttleLiver Must 4 sEi7 SIJWJ TwuuJI. lab CARTERS WlI" 0 Fl.

tall UYU. CIIITIPAnOl. FOflAUOWKIL N1 1" 1 CUR1. liCK I.H :1 I i. IfO' 1C 1I OJr nt JUU 1J OPPUSLT1ON Je Des t8e r8 ntali' pO flan lorUn l' lSi J.

Pr rlanPonf Ji4u eomnJ pr ac inB irJi t1 Col rn- b1a. 1 1 ote wo P1esb1t lanfaand byterlan' riltr. be henedby the efo SUtn of I av charllkot re terdaj mo epeecl1esd vered byT nneneef pre- etu ecl repre tatlvesto confer nce ot' here dlsCUsI un s1ty px Ject. apjl lnted threerepresentaUveti io app ar before on nco Immedlatey weregii oen. th Was unlvers 1I1 gal 4 ImmoraJ8lnce the' un a rksv11Ie for' Ande jlon a de egatei.

ar nd MajorMcCraes a. ad ress on out es- Oed th scheme. forremoval Is. t1me. 1d 1 1at groJ th J' he.

bI northan toAt antarather 1 Suthwe. er uiverity equa ott could be a ered 1t unverslY. hs lfef thecontenUon rer4 unlverUy wold brng about bar lUtn numb stu ents aten Ater conculon thes to poUn 101 Clna that conerence eparte it dvlsIO. one loed Sutbetern universty thos' emmlSlonerfrom ynO eologcaJ Inar wa discusse lengh ament belngbro ght tdes. I as te he commlalner wuld prju lc favr contentons Tennesee ae reprelentatves srO jUlt other arge tt mor eal sette an bter undernd- sltutbn beobtlned commitee meeUng Cmitte Ageed On The queston wa carre cont r- ene' decldedthat repres nt aynas havng' Colbmba Thelica semina met me lately iter dlSC1 mter commissoners od con- trolng Suthweer Psbyeran rslty ested tomeet cock I Pebyrlan churh.

Syn wa atended commlssloner Gorg South Corolna AlSama. Forda. reu1edln Cul bjet. In tk I fnaly deided reer drwlngup rt om psed A Ltte Selma A. l1cKy.

Bouh Crtna Ts commite wa potte WWaJden crn. Tis repr wU te. submlted Columbia commit. ts o' clok. eUn conrerenc wi thm ad fnly afte havea ed I smitted cnference.

stted Jprt wil favoraleto etUsment 8 Univully nt Lt Snion. meeUn cmtee tepre Suthweern Peyerin un vnIt wa lat Drht i pited tme Patelon. I Alaba pres ng. I atende raprentve Louin 1s iipp. Al a aby' reue meO bl Te ee.

Alaa entrol 11Ie. 1tepresent8 I thecmteem bth Te member dlcase auestl" addr8 tdent remova the Clle uiversity eatUh- a unverllt1 le ttM ad flt mute. dcion rh D. Patternu1 conuot nUg duletequUtlontlerh dd nt avat Cncuaon. ou re tthe NpnsntUve' enuee ee meUn.

cteenc' w1 op ta mornr A :3 oclo otaso han be deteli 1 t.not- pp howeer tt wot conueee wtb cmpeted ta. mOTG GR 1wms Yo B. lre JatUWo4" Bi Jao Rla Shurr ayon Attey tntaot fatly. wouted Ay Bo1er slon her Boldel In ctwron WtD mwJen 8hurtenteH' a PehUyI" aeie a eil oM' i. tr hi molve poldeJ 1 tl em lfBt THlt 1 I' Wif.mFrserPr br tMibt I CblpJaoNIWJ pr MaSlr Stat ntForOthBrs Goodlt 1 i n.

uu Te lllr Furisa1eamKbvofker. Be wt1 endltion healh lme helpd utUhetred D. Nertr bl nd nere rm dy. efcent mat mei cie tnhis cehl BTWm Far Psbyteran CburchCamplain Inn ud Grene' Nera blo nere remey Andean remend it al that i calmell oft addle it uat other lu Iqut 1tely ireJdin Cnaa TfoudiUOf debiiy lver tr ble genera. ton1ng Yltm mo excneu b8V prision tpubUah te wih photgp1 go.

Cmmending pub Gree ea theRev1rr Ferhu Totcd gratfu thouh th nsnds whohae bn he pd fm.wea.k- es tstrengt ths medidneHisendonementof i bra ister I I gln otbersgo Ar feelng rn dow i he1th athls sean Dlyourlytm ne generl tning Isyout apptit pr le night Ar yo ad lstles D. Nemr blo nem. rm wl quckly blk stndard healh classs of ple i torttstrlngwo los tt that i wer not what i eaimE twould no culd bendorsd ad publcly cmene byifuential pople. Watchfor nae 9lhe mlnlstr magstras oth ofcal pris neNen Tey prnted 11 nearyeTerisue prlyou ar i D. Gren Nervra b10and tepre' medice debity adehautiot Fe adv abut helth gvenbJD Grne 1l Ffh New You mtd NerrL 0 :0 HOME MANACMENT leenill butweteto I For ki pubished prlc I Imhoule futllh Ingl now culd dupleateC theictot no sle tlmeito tlmehavel ch baro daysa9aln an fln allure youtaftobuy furiture I InYhere el ewlthouUjr getIng price men.

orlfce a a 6 cnt money YOI OW he AS IWA PAN OvDI i Gveorof Abw heris ltve Montomer Ala Januf 2 c1Fvernor Cley Andero. convcte asult wil Inent murer. I un- tYAde on Ws I nd wn entenc4 yers Te lmlngthep on sr n' cu the sttement I soan Inpe tor thlman a yl CnUon 1t pdon Isue. Gvrnor aternoon Miete neg Walkecounty wasen ten bange tte i ment kle4 anther gonsled 1 Bb Oln. I CR CLD I OnDAY I Ttt Brmo Quinie Tablet drlr rru mne I tla el Grove.

Ilrtl eah box 250 ras AwerTo Haven OD. The alwer WIiam Brya app3 pbte coJ bruht. te lt Benet Wa fed" today uror cur 111. figre a eecutor' wl a trste uneri ter wl. fo i ler tt sele leter reI fed mke diy of lh ex u- pay 5900 Mr Beln tued ovr Wii J1n.

I ody mitinAlv Nn York The by' Smhson. founr Smth Inl tuUon. Washlnn Go 1I820. ite l' Pne ene Te bw' aomnled PfeS8f lexandf Gra. Bell smt- Ini Jttuteand MBelL bd toWaahlnn Stea dpb tat olph 10rrw.

I GES NON OP NRS MN i Wte Woma Sy Se Mmed BI Tng HWu Wte lfontomery a. Janur Thede Ue Sreme ctrt cse Nan Jkbe A 11 Lcklar4r drw atentin' I plar fro rwrencecoun tt 1 and wftoft lel Alaa taelnWlch ale womal dwer rght te elttu ofa whO' 8ealleg se. wa mr. rle. sui 1bed on te aseon rot kw1h ne go.

hehadlved hi to- teen Te desIon otthe lowrcourt knowled tetheO cremnj- WI peroned a furter rlng th. cr ta th mewa nul vo ani that the womn thereCor. tte ayoftbprcee fom e. sustaie Aab Supreme' Cut Montgomer isJanury fOllwlngcaelwere hael srem ty eltn. use prer.

at. J. L. tn. oP.

frm Cte cal cer en pp1d laJ1Ja Horton' tiom ceel cou A Tysn NaeLk Ltayer. AtttJ Lwee prat. cu Afed Saf NeYotkIte nlu Coipy T. g. iOappe fom rct.

Amec. i alWi. ny 1e vl amftror peaL frol 7Ct1 Ap dl. Qwdep1.Irn h' AamW ct 0 PARTJCUlAR" ASE ISTHE I 1 RJT DIN I. I.

w7tm Intl ieUnwhl. wih Conio Deahoul ntavSl temevs amy lrce a Jlltl J4 a coi ent th slmpiiie a formeto aCunt wt apuior l1t ha1i thel 4taeD4 you drulnde4 4e llar yur' nd Jo dO 1tfJ iQ ia a oporunity tlk wltabo r' Con1enUaL Interle" J4 howJwhy eb crd wllfhoW7oU mllte' Ut hve bn ma teatln ouand avaneeut dt aenUe tratent I ku peWt W1 reMor tp fee helt. ntel wil not sultzne 1ou11 bwen reaid truble tan tel7u 0 thmaT IhV mtprob11 ur friend. a- wl b1 ou ue Remembryou Wl welcoe atall tme. Wocannot caUahold wt tlyabuther prfect 11remol ttmet snail llavable A4 d' ot ofhe cltyCO IP n8 I W10N AY ai leu Bi.

2 iBr Str Q. 7 I 1- 2 5. IaW ONSTITUTIONr TiAIflA TEUBMDAY JAkUABY 21IO4 i LABORER CAWT" AYEHIS RIGHT' 47 3 Xto4 ocure i Campfl1hg 1Lb tTWjy. Tbel Exx' C1gedUn. 3 deNtw Ruling.

I 4 i IJ41dg Jfl sUpe or ci downan tsreg431 a 1 b1QW one- On toftnt7djuri ba wag. 1ng eftzsade foivai i aa fniaj juEt1c t. flj dfthe Oeog1a. f. flaborer Ia boi1t in an de- i pi es i 1.

I4i we f. i 4 as in- t- i1l thattribunal 3 law 5 i as1net urt the I a ofth a l' 5 eId Tt. t. TT 5 3 Sotheci nest forurgIary fary A mentioneddetendants LWnkthIfl was entaed t1d and On th were PANAMA MAKING Somei4otabe- ts Aio nFlrst I Debate. p.

2o14ha etituu1in- al nreitIon aaii ir4 ap- rt rst hicb thetoIiowtng 5 ebott1oApf bsInesimqnpoies othe deatIp for poiit1l Ushment of-a cLent police thst lt man Pathoiiofafth is xae ciU- exception Of aid. th BQN smarkable ere frontthe the iawyerblit a Tha wh an charlsse Jones. erswOr Jng- to The an. Ritt nberg. weddlngjourney.

an The I Infantsand HaY6AlWayS celce and The YoirHave I r- Jfl se Fp 30Year8. Nr esesus eP5UV. vu" triter. weweesa ev Cet' 4 HIPUI for Agant AiF1id1 hr 2 I tonJnur120n pbougflh1edtodayfnfavor of the IUbidT entittve chairman corithlttee onmercbantmsrina erie gAyE 4 we MtteourseLYesjltlT 1eng atlon In ajthat natloa and a nd OtbefnUona produ ti totIl woi Grpsvenor statea uropedurthg1ha. fiseal dis- I IS were 4t.

Ga ton. ColonelH 2. C. Loudia 1' guestat Ailan- a Mi dl i Hill Halt P. wa the iytoppiltg of MaoonIt Judga AUttle steredaVtbfPi dmou- I ks rieece bowa by miy tumorsbwch kthSJek.

i edB8ore vAL1N' RAST Frnce It 0T Cowtt Laufsnrff Delc6s the in dlffl RussIdhlemma dater 1natlons advice goernments shah no- ta af- fectsnot lp ha Into a the' pre- AMEft A ba 20. Ogl thereaze ry lie Ton Mra ATLANTi WentTo Poli Philadelph1a3usgy 20. he rn aeveraldays CartetsL1ttle Yesi4aIu7. IakaUisgu. RariiirrM bNIUt 101 IlU0U1U I I FM U.

Ouj WUSIelJJMUL A. A. ITE tSMJofD1iA IN 1 llepien1lies Up. pos Ianfor Pre wol' ofAtianta dtIvered represertatives to apar the waitt- lles- i sIo 4 lth to Atlanta rather tba Was the intp Southw ternunlverslty a question declnledthat requested aa andcom was to I. byreqntst ers th 01 9:30 Noother be- Li completenttodaY.

OOTING II Bo Bec Iei PatAl Woin4 B4rm1niginAla. 2. a we Silugat Pth4ngLt24itrpd. paio14ege1ng tb4omeo PtJDIJItTH1S' RIY4Wi11IViI Prssh of ChampJo Nw II SImenIFoi is' T. i jL--i JI ISABEL Rev.

rseris bsbeen struggling with untUhe case thatit I ua I a Yoabave tbeRev raserhu froniweak- othersgood reinedywlll toyonrold ofpoople thefact DrGreena 5 It. puLl hed tI fcno tlmetotime andln theinterirn youthat least ou nowlsnt thlsthe placetobuy Governor joten saysi' sentenceof Walker county curs. re- duty theexecu GETS NONE NEGRO'S MONET. omemSays Hi The 3. On I knowtbe no- gm the.

and anyof ci. Alabania' 114 tianm ontApp 1ortomappeal Naiicy fl Ney Tot1 nsuranc. 00rt Wo1letaII TttAcal0dA conanty cont dli. msefl h7 egreemenf. lrvln' Bllee Alabaiapeat.

frons Mqi4gomery I4TERETED wb a avalItbemselyea be ermanentl etar thee5 diseueg hnndreao toy urs. doubt much ose AlIfajk with yvuabgtat yuarmse. will show bean advaneednip to ientms cpa Con- can msnycures pl call should 1 is I those who res1d out of the city. Correspondence eoaMea- DR. HA1IAWAY.

tial. Address. 4 a. NEWTONHATHAWAY MIL 224 SBrpat StreetAtlanta Offl a3 tsIa I i. n- A..