Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-04-01

CUMMING. Ga.-Miss Mamie Bacon
died at her mothers home here yesterday
of tuberculosis. She is survived by her
mother, four sisters, five brothers and
quite q number of other relatives.
COLUMBUS, Ga.-Sam Salisbury, aged
&c. a prominent citizen of Columbus for
years, engaged In the insurance business
here. died suddenly this morning OF
heart failure He was the son of the late
Mai William Salisbury, who was as
sassinated at Scale, Ala, some years ago.
He leaves a wife and large family. He
also leaves several brothers and sisters.
MACON, Ga-Mrs. Daniel Blake, one
of the best known women in Macon,
died today at her residence on Airing
ton place. She was 7s years OF age.
she had been in ill health for several
years. She is survived, by one daughter,
Mrs S. H. Boynton.
DALTON, Ga.-The funeral of Will
Bennett, prominent citizen of Varnell
station, in the northern part of the coun-
ty was conducted at the home there sun
day, death having occurred Friday night.
Mr. Bennett had been i'll with pneumonia
for several weeks. He is survived by a
widow and two children.
PERRY, Ga.-Mr. George c. Mum, an
old Confederate soldier, died Saturday.
He leaves his wife, four daughters.
Misses Eve. Bessie Ethel and Clara
Num-, of this place, and Mrs. Annie Hud-
son, of Americas, and four boys, Mr.
Robert L. Num-, of Florida; Mr.. Sam
Num-, of Atlanta; Prof. Ira w. Num-, OF
Columbus, and Mr.. George Num-, Jr.,
of Macon.
CHAUNCEY, Ga-Mrs. Allen Cad
we'll died yesterday afternoon at her
home near Chauncey, in Dodge county,
Immediately following an operation. She
is survived by five small children, moth
er, Mrs. N. Powell, and two brothers,
Messrs. Newt and Willie Powell.
CHAUNCEY, Ga.-Mr. William Nor
ris, candidate for tax collector of Dodge
county. died this morning at his home
near Chauncey, of typhoid fever He is
died last year.
WEST POINT, Ga-Mr. Ben +. An
derson, a we'll known farmer and carrier
on route Z, died at his home about three
miles of this city at o'clock this morn
| ing. Mr.. Anderson was popular men,
Der of the Masonic lodge, and had held
mains will be inferred at Pinewood GEM
etery tomorrow morning at IL o'clock
! MACON, Ga.-Mr. ]. w. Smith, aged So,
died here yesterday morning. He was a
prominent Pythian, member of the Car
penters and Joiners' union, and a mem
Der of the Methodist church. He is sur
vived by a wife, two sons and two daugh-
tiers. The funeral was held today.
MACON. Ga.-Mr. ]. w. McCook, aged
81. died yesterday at his home at Ivey
Station, after a brief illness. He is sur
vived by four sons and one daughter. The
funeral was held today interment being
made in Hickman cemetery.
MACON, Ga.-Mrs. Atlanta Goodwin,
wife of Baggage Master w. r. Goodwin,
Of the Central of Georgia railroad, died
, last night at the residence, S54 Oak street.
| She leaves a husband and one son. The
body was sent today to her old home
! at New River, Fla, for funeral and in
terment.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.-James Pendleton
Helm, one of the most prominent law
years in Kentucky died here at an early
hour this morning OF heart disease. Mr..
Helm was so years of age. His father,
the late John l.. Helm, was elected gov
ernor of Kentucky in 1866, and his mother
was one of the daughters of Ben Hardin.
one of the most famous attorneys of Ken
lucky history.
! JACKSON, Miss.-The Mississippi leg
islature has adopted by the required ma
jority a resolution favoring the income
/ tax amendment to the constitution of
the United States. The bill is being en-
rolled and will be forwarded to Wash
ington at once.
SAVANNAH, Ga.-Mrs. j. B. Thomp-
soon, who died on Sunday and was buried