Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-06-04
Condensed Nezus items Gathered From ali Parts of the State

FAIRBURN, Ga, Jun LAT about 2:3O thin
s,orninR this place. was again visited by
lie. 1t was discovered in 4-room dwellii {
belonging TO w. II. Young and was well IN
Ter way before the alarm could be given. TIL
house was unoccupied. 1t was completel
destroyed. 1t was insured at about two-third
value. The fire supposed TO have bett
OF incendiary origin. 30
ATHENS Ca. June 1.-Following is list OF
graduates OF state Normal school. who, on yes
tardav received diplomas. The address was By
Miss Nell Shocley, of graduating class, and
who will represent State Normal school at uni.
versity commencement; -...-
sic Frances Beard, Helen Blackwell, Ruby
Beauchamp. Sarah Hinton Bird, Willie Brill
Annie Chapman. Edward Percival Clark, Fan
ME Campbell. Frances Cheney. Estha Clark
EVELYN Cory, Ed. w. Davis Lula Edwards
Louisa Fnmbroukh. Mamie Fletcher Marguer.
tie Forlarn Rosa Leigh Fletcher. Martha Eos
ter Elise Gibbs. Margaret Beard Kate Hicks
Della Hisman, Mary Elizabeth Holcomb, Ru-
bye Hodge. ophelia HolRgsworth Harrietts
Hinnebrew. Annie Elizabeth Lane, Evelyn
Maxwell Elizabeth Mlligan, Lorena Martin
Pattie Meiere, Mamie McRee, Clifford Oliver
Erna Proctor julia Reid Pierce, Hermie Pow
ell Madeline Quillian. Edith. Robertson, Annie
slaton Gussie Simpson. Nellie Shoclley, Annie
Milde Walker. Effie Whelcel Mamie Williams
Birdie Wilkerson, Joe williamson Ehzaoetf
Young. -fs -.
f. MACON, Ga. June 1s--During the present
summer Rev. W. n. Ainsworth, the new lresi
dent of WESLEYAN Female college, OF TINS Guy
win acquaint himself with the duties attached
10 the office of a college president. and whtT
the fall term begins he win take active Charge
He will be lent assistance during the mex
few months by Hon. Dupont Query -
IL IS the intention OF Mr.. Query to re-entel
law practice and he viii have offices In Macol
with Hon. Joseph II. Hall and MI Warrei
Macon friends of Wesleyan believe that Mr.
Ainsworth WIN make a splendid successor to Mr.
Query and have every reason to believe tl's'
the college will continue Ito prosper even ON
broader scale than it has in the past.
AMERICTJS. Ca June Flour we'll dressed
men, Aultman. 'Allcock,s Griffin and Perry
all hailing from Reheceas Ga; were 5ailed N
Americas this morning on charges Of blind
tixerng Ihe men we're eaPruFsa yesre1pa
exercises by Sheriff Feagin and the Americas
Light Infantry, doing guard duty there.
Plenty of whisky said to have beer
found in possession of the strangers, and they
are In jail here, being unable to make bono
OF $1,000 each.
sANDERSVILLE Ca. June 2.-Under the
management Of Mr.. e. H. Sullivan, repre-
senting the Alkahest lyceum bureau, OF AT
lanta, arrangements have been made for a
chautauqua at this place, beginning June 10.
Among the attractions will be found Mrs.
William Calvin Chiffon, Robley Male quartet
Rogers Goshen band, Happy SID Lanoon'
Reno B. Melbourne Walden. the magician
and others. 3D. -. fE @-.
Judge ]. S. Turner chairman of the
prison commission, who has been i'll at
mis- home at Eatonton for several weeks,
shows no signs of Improvement, and T.
may be several weeks before he will be
able to resume his duties at the capt.
toll.
Governor Smith returned Wednesday
night from Milledgeville, where he has
been for couple of days, The governor
visited the old capital city to deliver the
commencement address aat the Georgia
Military academy, and remained over to
INSPECT state institutions located at Mil
ledgeville.