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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-03-08
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Tar roofing, at Schillings.
Mr.. John 7. Stephens, formerly at
Jacksonville, Fla, is now in Atlanta.
Flower and fern pots at Schilling's.
Crisis Mammoth Mill-End Sale will
continue until Saturday, March 18th.
Read advertisement in this issue and
see that you get new goods for Spring
at q lower price than ever offered
before.
Jap-s-lac finish wears like iron Get
q can, at Schilling's.
The sad news reaches Marietta of the
death of DR.. G. w Williams, which
occurred at his home in Pennington,
Mo-, on last Friday. He at one time
resided in Marietta. He was the grand
father Of Miss Nellie Legg, daughter of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Ben r. Legg.
The host of friends of the family will
sympathize with them in their bereav-
ment.
Jap-N-lac, the new stain and Warmth,
can be had, in all colors, at Schilling's,
Those who wish to vote in the COM
ing primary election must register by
March 18th. These who have paid their
taxes for 1906 are already registered.
Va +. WILLIAMS,
Chairman Cobb County Executive
Committee.
You can have your old cook stove or
range repaired and made like a new
one at Schilling's Repair Shop.
MT. ]. Dan Anderson announces him
self candidate for the Legislature in
this issue, subject to the Democratic
primary Mr.. Anderson ia the we'll
known cotton buyer for the firm OF
Anderson Bros. Company, merchants
OF this place, and is strictly business
man, and has a host of friends here
and throughout the country. If elected
he will make Cobb county a good rep
Tesentative. as he is identified with her
interests.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-03-08
w T DEWBERRY,
FOR TAX RECEIVER

hereby announce myself a candidate
Tor reelection to the office of County
Tax Receiver, subject to the Democrats
primary. desire to thank nv many
friends and the voters for their nas,
avors and confidence believe That
the experience of my first term in Office
has qualified me to do more proficient
and better service, and tlust that Won
may again see proper to give me This
office. | have tried to treat evervone
with perfect courtesy and will continue
10 90 so. Respectfully,
K r Ramon
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-03-08
FOR CLERK SUPERIOR Co17RT

We are authorized to announce Mr. J
3 Glover, for Clerk of Cobb Superior
Court, and George Lemon, as Deputy,
subject TO the democratic primary.
To the Voters of Cobb County: 7
hereby announce myself candidate for
CLERK OF Cobb Superior Court, subject to
the democratic primary, April 4th. l will
appreciate the votes of the people, and
II elected, promise to faithfully and
attentiVely discharge the duties of the
office and see that satisfactory and com
potent service is given to the courts and
the people. JIM. ATsT1N
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-03-08

A man who will lie to you about a
small thing. will lie to you about big
one, and can't be trusted.
It looks like the race for offices in
Cobb county will be short, sharp and
decisive.
For early spring out-of-door and in
door hardware needs, go to Schilling's.
Mr.. w. A. Sanges, of Atlanta, has
been in the city several days on bust
ness.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-03-08
FOR TAN COLLECTOR.

To the Voters Of Cobb County: re-
specttully announce myself candidate
for Tax Collector of said county in the
coming election, subject to the demo-
cratic primary. Thanking you for
your generous support in the past,
hope to merit continuance of the same
by faithful discharge of my duties of
the Office if re elected, ''0' -
Yours Respectfully, H.B CtAv
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-03-08
SENSATIONAL PRICES.

Wheeler 4 Wilson Machines, cheap.
See us before you buy. We are here to
stay and are always on the spot to give
your wants careful attention. We
guarantee every machine we sell.
SINGER SEWING MAoAINE Co.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-03-08
FOR SHERIFF,

To the Voters of Cobb County: 7
hereby announce myself candidate for
the office of Sheriff of Cobb county. sub-
Ject to the action of the democratic pri-
mary. If elected peldge faithful and
impartial discharge of the duties of the
office. shall associate with myself as
deputy, Mr Joe II Kincaid, of Acworth
district, man capable and efficient.
Respectfully, A. A. Bishop.
TO the Voters of Cobb County: I
hereby announce myself candidate for
reelection for Sheriff, with w T Dew
berry, as Deputy, subject to the demo-
cratic primary. We desire to thank the
people for past confidence and sunnort
and pledge ourselves if again elected. To
fully discharge the duties of the office
to the best of our ability, promisinC
vigilance, ndelity and impartiality in
the same Soliciting your vote and
supper, we are yours to serve,
w j FREY.
W.T. DEWBERRY.
To the Voters OF Cobb County.-
g! hereby announce myself q candidate
for Sheriff, subject to the Democratic
primary, with Mr.. T. P. Carpenter as
my Deputy Sheriff. I will Appreciate
the support OF my fellow citizens. and
II elected will strive to do nv full
duty. WN. McKfNSvx rNi'
To the Voters of Cobb county, an.
nounce myself as a candidate for Sheriff
subject to the Democratic primary, and
solicit your support. Mr.. A. w Flor
ence of Powder Springs will be my Dep
uty. A0P
@. NJ MAYFIELD.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13
OUTLAW NOT IOWA MANS SON
Elias Smith Journeys to Portland
and Has body Dis
Inferred

PORTLAND. ore May 12.-(special Tel
egram.)-'I want to find out for certain
whether or not Frank Smith was my SON
Elias Smith OF Shenandoah. Fremont
county, la, had come all the way to Port
land to get satisfactory answer to this
question.
He asked 1t of Detectives Snow and
Vaughn, who had been present when the
outlaw was killed two weeks ago.
But the man who was shot down by the
officers is not the son of the Iowa man
The father became convinced Of that after
he had seen the body of the outlaw, which
at his request was dlsinterred by the Ore
gon city authorities
Frank f. Smith, "a years old, is the man
for whom the father is seeking. When last
heard from he was in Tacoma He had
been in Nome. where his father last saw
him in July, 1906
Mr.. Smith was in Milwaukee when he
read a description OF the outlaw killed in
Oregon for the murder OF three officers.
At once he started for Portland
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13
DEADLOCK ON CANAL TYPE
Senators stand Five to Five on Lock
or Sea Level Plan of
waterway.

WASHINGTON, May l2.-Tne senate COM
mittee on inter-oceanic canals is in a dead
lock on the type of canal to be recon-
mended. The question was taken up today
and the vote showed five for a sea level
canal and five for the lock type recon-
mended by the minority Of the board of
consulting engineers. There were two alb
senteCs.
These are German and Carmack. The
latter telegraphed from Tennessee instruct
ing tho chairman to count his vote for the
sea level type, which would have made a
majority against the lock canal.
After wrangling for an hour over the
question of accepting the vote of Senator
Carmack the committee adjourned until
Wednesday next.
The vote today was as follows:
For sea level: Kittredge, Platt, Ankeny,
Morgan and Taliaferro.
For lock type: Millard, Hopkins, Dryden,
Knox and Simmons.
An effort was made by Senator Kittredge
to vote Senator Carmack, but objection
was made.
II Senator Carmack Should return to
Washington before the meeting Wednesday.
undoubtedly the committee will be in favor
Of a sea level canal.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13
KING SELLS MOTHERS GIFT
whistler EtchinEs Given by Artist
to Queen GO to an
American.

LONDON, May 12.-(special Cablegram
to The Bee)--At the time Of Queen Vic
toria's jubilee whistler made up and pre-
sented to her a portfolio containing a COM
plete collection Of his etchings, including
those Of the naval review, of which there
is only one other copy extant.
Why Whistler should have made such a
present to 30 eminently Philistlne a per-
sonage as Queen Victoria MAJ be a matter
of conjecture but there can be no doubt
that 1t was the most valuable and beauti-
full memento Of the celebration of her
jubilee. This, It Is now stated, is amongst
the collection OF Whistler etchings recently
sold by the king to an American million
aire collector. The explanation Of the
transaction is, 1t is stated. that they were
got rid of to make room for other i'm
portant works in the library at Windsor
OF course these etchings we're the personal
property Of the king and he was perfectly
entitled to sell them II he chose. But II is
apparent that II IL was found necessary
to provide more room for the works of art
at Windsor there are many family por-
traits by WitherhaHer, Prof. Angel and
others of no srti1tic merit which might
much more properly be sacrificed The in.
eident has caused some very unfavorable
comment in artistic circles and a good
deal more IL likely to be heard OF II.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13
MONUMENT FOR FoNTENoY
Half Of Necessary money Raised for
Memorial on old Battle
Field.

BCBLIN, May 12.-(special Cablegram to
The Bee)-Barry OBrien announces that
500 Is now in the National bank of London
to the credit Of the Fontenoy memorial
fund In the names of the Very Rev
Canon McCartsn. p. p, Donaghmore
Councillor Hutchinson (ex-Lord Mayor
Dr.. Henry vice president OF the Gaelic
league Of London, and Of MIR Barry
O'Brien himself So far the response
made to the appeals OF the Dublin and
Fontenoy Memorial committee have been
extremely gratifying More than one-half
OF the Catholic bishops Of Ireland with
his Eminence Cardinal Logue at their
head. have generously subscribed to the
fund Subscriptions have come in from
various parts Of Ireland as well as from
America. The Hon. John d. Crimmins
of New York has written to Mr. o Brien
saying that he has brought the subject
under the notice Of the Friendly Sons Of
St Patrick, and that he is cooperating
with Mr. O'Brien in his efforts, Mr..
John Redmond, NJ. p, has given the pro-
ject his warmest support. In Belgium it.
self the movement has created the greatest
interest. and a free site has been offered
for the monument in the town of Journal
and on the plain of Fontenoy itself The
practical sympathy shown by the people
OF Belgium has given pleasure here. The
total amount necessary for the erection
Of the monument is only about 81 800, and
II Is hoped that this amount will be sub
scribed before the end OF the year for II
is the desire OF the committees to erect
the monument in the course Of next year,
and II possible on May II, the anniversary
! of the battle.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13
NEGRO is FATALLY STABBED
Man who Commits Crime Escapes and
Identity Not Positively
known.

John Johnson. colored. aged about 30
years and living al Council Bluffs, was
almost instantly killed by another colored
man who stabbed him in the left side at
Z o'clock Saturday evening in front Of
the house at 1923 Howard street Upon
receiving the wound, johnson went around
to the side of the house, where he fell
dead. The identity of the murderer has
not been thoroughly established by the
police, but It is known Dell Wiseman,
who lives with his wife in the rear OF
1923. was present when the murder took
place and that he fired shot at johnson
himself, but missed. Wiseman then slipped
away and is being sought by the police.
Another negro was present and It is
possible he did the stabbing. The name
OF this man has not been learned. John
son, according to Mrs. Wiseman and
others, was greatly intoxicated and prob
ably became Quarrelsome.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13
MORE GOLD is NECESSARY
Production of Mines Must He In
creased to Meet Demands
of Trade.

LONDON, May 12-(special CabIegram
to The Bee)-In moving the adoption Of
the report at the forty-second general
meeting of the Chartered Bank of India,
Australia, and China, Sir Montagu c.
Turnor discussed the worlds gold produc-
ton.
He said that without a supply Of gold
sufficient TO meet the requirements Of the
worlds commerce the great banking CEN
ters could not increase their reserves, and
without such reserves bankers could not
accommodate their customers. That led
him to remark how essential it was to en-
courage in every way the gold production
Of the Transvaal which last year
amounted in value to over SlOOOOO.O0O. more
than a third Of the total gold production
OF the world. II was not, therefore, a
question OF consulting or considering the
interests Of mine magnates, or Of unfor-
tunate shareholders, but IT practically
concerned the property of the whole world
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13
MISSIONARIES AFTER CANNIBAL
British VIII Attempt to Reform the
FerOciOus Inhabitants of
New Guinea.

SYDNEY, May 12-(Special Cablegram to
The Bee 1.-THE ferocious tribe of cannibals
who inhabit the Purari Delta. New Guinea,
are to be visited by delegates from the
London Missionary society with a view to
their mental and moral reformation. They
are known to be alert and daring men
hunters and, when on the warpath savage
and ferocious beyond description. They
are cannibals of the most daring type. but
not merely for the sake of procuring hu-
man flesh animal food. Oftener than
otherwise they seek for victims that they
may get human blood for ceremonial pur-
poses. and on such occasions, when victims
from an alien tribe cannot be got, they
find them among their own kin. This phase
of cannibals is the most difficult to deal
with from a missionary's standpoint The
deeply imbedded idea that human blood is
essential in their ceremonial rites has to
be uprooted.
The London Missionary society has or
ganized a company to develop, industriaIly,
the more civilized portions of New Guinea
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13
GERMANY ACTIVE IN TUNIs
French Report Trouble Following the
Work of Agents of the
Kaiser.


TUNIs, May 12.-(Specisl Cablegram to
The Bes.)-Many acts Of aggression toward
Europeans are reported. Two French col
onists, between Ganouda and Hajeb el
Aioun, were recently assaulted. Foreign
agents were travelling throughout the re-
gency, Affirming that the real protector
of the Maussulmans is the German en-
peror and that the sultan OF Turkey is
going to recover Tunis. In fact, during the
last year many African posts those Of the
English as well as of the French possess
sions. have been attacked by fanatical
bands. No one win have forgotten the
murder Of NJ. CoppolanL the commissioner
Of western Mauritania.
Shortly afterward troubles broke out in
the region Of Sinder and the district of
DJerma. where Lieutenant Tailleur was
killed. Now Il is certain that the murder
OF M. Coppolani was not the crime of an
isolated Arab fanatic. It was the work of
member OF a we'll known religious sect
dependent on the order Of the Quadryia,
which is itself in direct relations, through
it's chief sheikh, Ma ell Amin with the
shereefan authorities. and with the imme-
diate encourage of the Khalif, of which DR..
Hoffman is a member
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13
RELIGION IN IRISH SCHOOLS
Protestant and Catholic stand To-
gether Against Purely Secular
Education of Pupils.

DUBLIN, May 12-(Special Cabegram to
The Bee. .)-The proceedings at the opening
of the Carnegie library at Drogheda had
nal Logue performed the opening ceremony,
having previously mad presented to him an
address by the corporation, which was
supported in very warm words of welcome
by the Protestant rector of St. Peters.
Cardinal and rector found themselves in
agreement, not merely with regard to the
occasion that has brought them. together
and the usefulness of a public library TO
the people generally, and especially to the
young people of Drogheda: not alone In
admiration of the public spirit and gen
erosity of Mr.. Carnegie's practical preach
ing of his gospel on the uses of wealth, but
terest.
From the topic Of the public library
to that of the public school the transition
is natural and easy. With no fear of dis
turbing the harmony of the occasion, the
corporation of Drogbeda had included in
its address a reference, to the ardinars
recent pronouncement upon the Subject Of
religious education. Rev. Mr.. Ledoux
availed himself of the reference to declare
that Protestant Episcopalians and Catho-
lies would be allies in the coming struggle
between religious and secular education
and would insist with all their power that,
while their children must be given an edu-
cation as good as that of the English board
schools, regard must be had to vital re-
ligious convictions
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13
TROUBLE IN SAN DOMINGO
Washington Hears that New RevOIu-
tionary Movement Has Been
started Against CacereS.

WASHINGTON, May 12.-Reports have
reached the State department Of the or
ganization Of another revolutionary move
ment directed against the government OF
President Caceres Of santo Domingo. II is
understood that the island of Porto Rico
is the base of operations and it is sup
posed that ex-President Morales and Jim
inez are the leaders of the movement.
Instructions have been sent to the insular
government of Porto Rico 10 take steps to
carry out the neutrality laws, which would
prevent the organization and departure Of
any hostile expectation, and the American
warship surrounding the island OF santo
Domingo will also be instructed 70 prevent
any landing Of hostile forces.
WASHINGTON. May 12-AmericaD war
ships have been ordered 10 cooperate in
prese rving neutrality
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13
WILL TRY TO OPEN MINES
Ohio Operators VIII Make an
Effort 10 Use NOnuniOh
Men.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May l2-Reports
received at the United Mine Workers OF
America headquarters from the Ohio min
ers' uriCns say the operators In that state
will make an effort next week 10 open the
mines with nonunion men.
Secretary Wilson refused to-
night to discuss the probable effect the
Ohio operators action may have on the
Illinois mine owners, who also have threat
ened 20 opsn with nonunion men. The min
err expect no move viii be made In this
direction. until after the conference at
sprir gheld next Thursday.
President Mitchell is confined 70 his room
with a slight illness, but expects 20 at
tend the Springfield conference.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13
WOULD TEACH ALL TO WORK
BtshOD OF Carlisle Says Rich and
Poor BhOuId Learn to
Labor.

LONDON, May 12.-(special CabIegraIn
10 The Bee.)-To teach the heather tho
dignity OF labor by instrueting him in
manual industries is one Of the first duties
OF missionaries.
Thus the Bishop OF Carlisle at a meeting
Of the Church Missionary society, at
Carlisle this week. There are a good
many heather at home who could learn
with advantage" he added. FOR both rich
and poor need this teaching. II had my
way would make some of those fellows
with 10000 year know something about
manual labor.
"A man or a woman who leads an idle
life leads a Goddess life. We could learn
a good deal from Jews The feature OF
Jewish faith used to be that everybody.
no matter what his tribe or family or
what their influence. should learn a trade.
Il am convinced that II everything In
England had 10 learn TO use his hands II
would be both a good day for the England
OF the future. Our hands are as much
made by God as our brains. and use OF
hands is as dignihed as the use OF the
brain "
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13
zIoNIsTS LOOKING FOR LAND
Movement Awaits Selection of Terri
tory for Colony for jews
wishing TO Move.

LONDON. May 12-tSpecial Cablegram
to The Bee THE Zionist movement is by
no means dead. A letter from Mr. Cham
berlain promising to help any practical
scheme to establish Jewish colony Of
refuge was read at the inaugural meet
ing Of the Jewish territorial organization
al the Steinway hall.
MIR. Lucien Wolf presided and Mr. Israel
Zangwill Sir A. Conan Doyle, Lord Kin
naird General Sir. Alfred Turner and Mr.
Holman Hunt were among those present
Mr. Zangwill, who moved a resolution
pledgtng the branch to extend the work
OF the orga nization. said that the neces-
sity Of a Jewish land OF refuge was so
glaring, written as it has been in letters
Of blood across half continent. that all
Christendom should have combined with all
Jewry to push forward their political nego-
uations. Under the inspiration of Zionism
and territorialism the Jewish masses have
awakened to the notion of self-regenera-
ton, he declared. In Russia the Jewish
territorial organization counted among its
adherents an organized group of 5000
young men, who would lay down their lives
for Jewish land, and the Russian middle
classes were planning their exodus. It
only remained to find suitable territory
and to arrange the political conditions with
favorable government Although the ne
gotiation had not yet reached a decisive
stage. he remained unshsken in the belief
that England would not refuse
Sir A. Conan Doyle expressed the deepest
sympathy with the scheme That a race
which had proved itself in comparison with
its numbers to be the greatest upon the
earth could look upon map OF the world
eh rd hat IL
called its own must be a thing intolerable,
he said.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13
CARL SCHURz MUCH BETTER
Pulse and Respiration of the Dis
tinGuiEhed Patient Are
Lower.

NEW YORK, May l2-Carl schurz, who
is critically III at his home In this city,
rallied during the day and tonight is some
what better. The following bulletin was
issued at 10 y. m:
The patients condition has somewhat i'm
proved. Pulse and respiration lower. The
patient has had several sleeps and seems
brighter.
The bulletin was accompanied by state
ment from a representative OF the family
who said that Mr. Schurzs condition was
considered so much improved that no fur
ther bulletins would be issued during the
night
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13
PERFUME TO FOLLOW MOTORS
swiss Discovers Chemical which VIII
XIII OdOF of Gasoline
on Road.

GENEVA, May i2-(spseial Cabegram
to The Bee)-M Deletrain, young Gem
evan. claims 10 have made a discovery for
motorists which would be boon for the
public. II consists OF a small solid cone
which the inventor has named the motor
cone When Il is dissolved In petrol OF
benzine the cone destroys the odor Of
burnt gases and leaves an agreeable per-
fume behind
Motor-cones will be sold in small boxes
containing six cones Al about Is cents a
box and one cone IL said TO be sumcieat
20 perfume sixty miles OF road
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13
THE BEE BULLETIN.
Forecast for NebraskR-ShOwers and
Cooler sunday. Monday Fair.

Cooler sunday. Monday Fair.
NEWS sECTION-Eight Pages
China in Peaceful Condition.
ZuIus Are Not 20 he Trusted
sultan VIII Withdraw Troops.
Senator TiIImRu TELLS OF Deal,
2 Hoppe Leads the BiIIiard Players.
Another strike Called I'm Russia
3 News from All Parts of Nebraska.
PresbyterIRns Meet In Des MOiues.
Tricks of standard oil Salesmen.
: woman Thief swallows Diamond.
q Affairs at south Omaha.
Pioneer of the CbuE wagon.
sporting Events of the nay.
EDITORIAL sECTION-Eight Pages.
2 Past Week In Omaha society.
3 Henry Plays Bnd Hand on wife.
Victims Before the Peoples BHr.
Z Editorial.
3 sunday Services at Churches.
q Daring work Done by Surveyors.
Council Bluffs and Iowa News.
Democrats BaIk at !. q. Dunn.
WANT ADD SECTION-Eight Pages.
Spreading the Gospel in India
Methodist Hospital to he Finished.
kOuntSe Pays Church Debt.
Timely Talk of Real Estate Men.
West Paradise for the Hunter.
Condition of OmahR'S Trade.
Want Ads.
Want Ads,
q want Ads.
Want Ads.
Comm ercial aud Financial
More Lumber wanted In Cars.
HALF TONE SECTION-Eight Pages,
I Bryan on Dutch Colonies.
T.. ROSeWater ON Postal Congress.
short stories of Several sorts.
Gossip of Plays and Players.
Music and Musical Matters.
IOwa'S Railroad COmmisSion.
sketch OF Mayor DnhlmRn.
Fur Trade OF North America
woman; Her ways and Her world
weekly Grist Of sporting Gossip.
Some CRpers of Cupid.
COLOR SECTION-FOUR PAGES.
1 Buster Brown Gets Room in Car.
2 odds and Ends from Far aud Near.
3 HObsOn on the Needs of the Navy.
Sambn starts Bank Account.