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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-12
DR.. T. FRANK LYNOTT, '7'e ss S:s'ss"; l s'''s
SHERIFF GARMANY
: UNFAIRLY TREATED
Walker County Officer Says
Governor Brown Treated
Him BadIy-His Appeal

Sheriff r. s. Germany, of Walker
county, has issued a card to the sheriffs
of Georgia, reciting the details of the
trouble at the Durham mines and the
unfair treatment he was accorded by
Governor Brown. His card follows:
Lafayette Ga, Aug. s. 1910.
To My Brother Sheriffs Of the State:
/ feel interested in Ex-Governor
Smiths election this time. as Governor
Brown has treated me so unfairly in re-
gard to sending troops to Durham mines.
He never did communicate with me in
any way to see whether troops were
needed or not. 1 can truthfulIy say
that they were not needed. After troops
arrived at mines ]. w. English, Jr, man
ager Of the mines, ordered troops to ar
rest italian miners, which they did. Aft
er arresting % italian laborers J. w
English, Jr., told the italian laborers IF
they would leave the mountain, get off
his property, he would not prosecute
them.
All the Italians wanted was their pay
for the work they had done. That was
what they contended for. so you can
see the poor laborers were forced away
English is strong supporter of Cover
nor Brown, and have heard it said that
he gave heavily two years ago to Gov
ernor Browns campaign fund. can't
say that this statement is true; I have
only heard 1t. They say they had
right to send troops to the mines, under
orders OF special deputy sheriff that
had appointed only for English's mines.
I gave him no Jurisdiction anywhe ere else
only on mining property. 1 did not
know, him, and he not try to get me.
II he had he could have gotten me by
phone or telegraph. I only live Is miles
from the mines. He, Special Deputy
Sheriff Mitchell, goes to Chattanooga,
Tenn. there he found J. w. English,
Jr. In a few minutes they were calling
for Governor Brown In Chattanooga
only live IS miles from Chattanooga,
much nearer to call for me than Cover
nor Brown, with long distance telephons
service and two telegraph stations here.
This will be eight years that 1 have
held the sheriffs office of Walker coun-
ty, and have been master Of the office,
so the people say, and there has nevr
been a time but what I could have mus
tered UP enough good men TO handle %
Italians in an hours time.
Well, ]. w. English, Jr., told the Ital-
ian miners that they must get off his
property. No Italians in Walker coun-
ty now. No troops needed in Walker
county now to quell Italian laborers.
Very respectfully.
r. s. GARMANY,
Sheriff of Walker County, Georgia
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-12
VATICAN SEEKING To
REACH UNDERSTANDING
An Agreement Or a Definite
Rupture to Follow Negotia-
tions Now in Progress I

ROME, Aug. SIT was reported today
that Cardinal Merry del Val, the papal
secretary of state, was trying through of
fetal, semi-official and private channels
to reach an understanding with the
Spanish government.
1t is believed that the next note from
the vatican will announce, an agreement
or a definite rupture between Rome ana
Madrid.
A good omen was found today In the
presence of Marquis de Gonzales.
the Spanish charge d'affaires to
the vatican, and the STAFF OF the
Spanish embassy at the mass tceie-
brated by Cardinal Merry del Val In nom
or of the anniversary Of the coronation
of Pope Plus X In view of the strained
relations between the Holy See and Spain
the decision of the Spanish representa-
tives to be present at the morning func-
ton or to absent themselves was aWalteu
with great interest.
grand lodge of Georgia. He will be in
troduced by Hon! Thomas ]. Jenries'
past grand master. Worshipful Master
Roysl Daniel, of the Fifth district, will
make the response
After the open meeting the Masonic
sessions will be held. At 10 a. m, the
entered apprentice degree will be con-
ferred by Worshipful Master Royal Dan
iel A basket dinner will follow, after
which the fellowcraft degree will be con-
ferred by DR.. DeLos Hill. senior warden
of the convention. Next the first section
of the masters degree will be conferred
by Dr. Charles z. Hall, district deputy.
The convention will adjourn for sup
per, and at 7:30 o'clock the second sec
ton of the masters degree will be put
on, completing the work of the conven-
ton. --. ..-a
Officers will probably be elected at the
morning session. -
The special train will leave Monroe the
same night, so as to reach Atlanta prior
to midnight
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-12
VETERANS PROTESTING
BROWNS ENDORSEMENT
Was a Piece of CannoniSm,
Pure and Simple, Declares
Camp Walker Minority

A vigorous protest. signed by Is mem
bers OF Camp Walker. No. S25. U. c. V,
has been addressed to the general public,
following the passage Of resolutions by
the camp Monday night, indorsing the
candidacy OF Governor Brown. II is de-
cIared that 4 Confederate camp never
has been properly and never should be
political organization. and that the rail-
reading OF the Brown resolution over the
heads OF strong minority Monday even
ing was e piece OF Cannonism. pure and
simple.
The protest follows:
ITO the Public. We wish to make
protest TO the so-caIled Endorsement OF
Gov. J. NJ Browns administration by
Camp Walker. No. rs. United Confed-
crate Veterans. In the first place.
Confederate camp is not a political or
ganizatiOn. and we fought this pro-
posed Endorsement to the last ditch.
Besides that feature OF our objection
there are many members of the camp
whose political views the Endorsement
does not represent.
We desire to ask the public how
many Confederate veterans are on Gov
ernor Browns staff? We would further
more ask the question: In what por-
ton OF the United States was his chief
NA Is e q houInerner, ana
IS he a Confederate veteran? Under all
the circumstances we feel that the in
dorsement OF Governor Brown by this
camp was q piece OF Cannonism pure and
simple. and we the minority reserve the
right to vote according to the dictates
OF our own consciences- Since Cover
nor Smith has denied the return to the
quarterly payment OF pensions II elected.
we feel that he Is the choice Of a goodly
number OF our camp and that any Off
cial Endorsement Of either candidate by
the camp itself does many OF its mem
bers a grave injustice We recognize
IN former Governor Smith an able. i'm
partial statesman and politician
Respectfully submitted.
i. H SHELLNUT,
and
Fifteen others"
The adoption OF the Brown resolution
was preceded by a heated debate
w p Archer. adtutant OF the camp;
J. 81. Spurlin. y o. Foard. DR.. J. I.
Keovn. w. 7. Bowden and others spoke
IN favor OF the resolution. while ]. A.
Cherry. W. D. Stewart, J. z. Maddox,
J. T. Reams and others opposed II.
The resolution. which was adopted by
a vote or Is 20 Is. was introduced by
Mr.. Sourlin.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-12
TO MY FRIENDS

We starting on the last two weeks OF the
campaign. Our political enemies have begun circuat-
ing all sorts of stories against They are dong
this because they meet the real issues of the
campaign.
During two years of my administration, some
thing really done for the people You have seen
the record of Governor Browns administration Alb
soutey nothing in it for the people, not even attention
to such things issuing commissions to county Of
ficers justices of the peace, and notary publics
VIII you not be at your precinct on the day OF
election to see that every who is with votes
and works all day the election to bud up major
itv? Every vote is needed and every man who be-
iev,s in progressive Democracy should give every mo-
ment of his time possible from till the close OF the
polls on the 23rd Of August.
/ am getting splendid reports from all parts of
the state We will certainly win if we do our duty
for the next two weeks. Sincerely yours,
HOKE SMITH
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-12
ATLANTA MAY HAVE
AN "0LD Boy WEEK
Jack M. Wilson Has Made the
Suggestion and 1t Meets
With Approval

Come home, old boys. come home"
may be the call sent out from all At
lanta in the next few weeks
An "old boys" week is being planned !;
a week to be given up to boys and men
who once lived in Atlanta or who may
now call the city home but happen to be
away.
The ''old boys" week will be general
invitation from all of Atlanta for the
prodigal son to return. The fatted calf
will be killed for him and there will be
days and nights of jollihcation.
The prime mover for old boys week is
Jack NJ. Wilson, and his interest In the
affair is caused by the old boys reunion
at Belleville, Ontario.
Mr.. Wilson has seen a number of prom
inent men regarding the old boys week
for Atlanta and every one has agreed
that the idea is a fine one. Monday he
consulted with members Of the chamber
of commerce and Tuesday morning had
a consultation with President F. ]. Paxon,
of the chamber, looking to some definite
plan of action.
1.-The town of Belleville," he says. has
a population of only $4,000, and yet there
were 10000 visitors on the old boys days.
BOYS and men that many thought dead
came back to Belleville to joip In the
general holiday. to see the home folks
once again and take look at the town.
We can have ten times as many people
here as Belleville."
President Paxon, after having talked
the matter over with Mr.. Wilson, decided
to call a meeting at the chamber of
commerce for Thursday afternoon. This
meeting will formulate plan of action
and get to work at once. Railroad OFF,
Gals seen say they are heartily in favor
of the idea, and 1t Is thought very low
rates can be obtained II may be that
the old boys week will not be held this
fall, however. but will be arranged for
in May.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-12
FIGHTS DESPERATE DUEL
WITH MAN EATING SHARK

BOSTON. Aug. s.-The next time syed
Mohammed wants sea bath he will take
sharp look at the c"ean before he
Jumps in. II he sees any sharks he
probably will remain on dry land. Syed
is a Lascar sailor and he shipped at Ca
cutta on board the steamer Kabinga.
which has just reached this port. When
the vessel was passing through the Red
sea, Syed became crazed by the heat and
jumped overheard. No trace of the Las
car could be found.
Several hours later the steamer Trafford
Hall came over the same course and
spied a man in the water. 1t was Syed,
and with a long dirk in his hand he was
fighting a terrific duel with a 20-foot man.
eating shark. A boat was lowered, the
wounded shark dived and Syed was res
cued.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-12
WILL SOON START WORK
ON EPW0RTH CHURCH

SAVANNAH. Aug. lO--At a meeting OF
those Interested in building the new Epworth
Methodist church. last night. plans were ap-
proved and the preparations looking 10 the Civ
ing OF the contract FOR the erection OF the
church were put under way. II. ". Wltcover,
the architect, has drawn the plans for the
building and they are modern in every way.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-12
OPENING SESSION HELD
BY CATHOLIC UNION

BOSTON, Aug. 10.-A solemn military
high mass at the Cathedral Of the Holy
Cross preceded the formal opening today
Of the convention of the National Cath
Ollie Total Abstinence union in Faneuil
hall The cathedral was crowded by
delegates and citizens. The celebran'
of the mass was the Most Rev. Diemede
Falconio, the apostolic delegate.
At the close of the service the dele
gates marched to Faneuil hall, where
addresses of welcome were given by
state and city officials.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-12
1oke Smiths Visit Is
Awaited BV Bibb Voters

MACON, Ga, Aug 9.-The visit Of
Hon. Hoke Smith to Macon Friday night.
when he is expected to deliver one OF
the most important speeches of the
campaign. is being looked forward to
by Smith and Brown supporters alike.
The latter viii be in plentiful evidence
at the meeting, as they want to hear
what Mr.. Smith has to say. The Bibb
County Hoke Smith club is making big
preparations for the meeting.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-12
PLAYED HE WAS DROWNING
AND SANK TO DEATH

MIDDLETowN. N. Y. Aug. 1o.-The prank
Of a boy IN playing that he drowning
caused the death in Wickbam lake yesterday
IF Angelo Fratuli and Henry Crapello. aged
IL and 10 years. respectively. Of New York.
tain camp maintained by Rev. W. p. Picksley
Crapello while in swimming, pretended b.
was going down and Mr.. Picksley sent Fratul
to his aid. Both boys stepped into a deer
Aals s~d aAnk tnEether.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-12

one of them showed the same vote.
Those who had voted together on the
flibuster were: Senators Akin Of the
4th, Galloway of the 2sth, Cotlum Of the
18th, Irwin of the 18th, Longley of the
37th, Morris of the 18th, Mcdowell of
the 9Th, McCurry of the 31st. McCollum
of the 36th, Mcclure of the 39th, and
~ he
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-12
WOMAN DROPS DEAD
AT HOLINESS MEETING1

ADMISSION, Ala, Aug. 10.-Mrs. J. z. Car
son dropped dead at a revival meeting. held
here, last night. The meetings are being con-
Quoted by the Holiness people and the religious
fervor was at an extremely high point last
night 1t at the heightof this fervor that
Mrs. Carson was seen to fall. She did at once.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-12
BEST AND BELCHER MINE
DAMAGED BY FIRE

CARSON, New, Aug. 1o.-Fire started. pre-
sumabIy by crossed wires early today. destroyed
the hoisting plant Of the Best & Be1cher mine
near Virginia City. The fire spread to the
timber Of the mine shaft and is still burning.
The loss on the hosting plant and numerous
surface sAacEs and buildings Is $1O0.Oo0.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-12
Hoke Smith Club Sends
CHALLENGES for Debate

CEDARTOWN, Ca, Aug. A-Ihe
friends Of Hoke Smith have challenged
the Polk County Governor Brown club
for Joint debates in every precinct in
Polk county.
At the present time the challenge has
not been accepted by the Brown club.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-12
Veneer Plant Burned

LOUISNILLS. Ky. Aug. 1O.-1he plant OF
the southern Veneer Manufacturing company, at
22d anu standard avenue. dstroyed b.
fire early TODAY. entaiiing loss Of S65, 00Q
The loss i party eoIered By insurance
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-12
BISHOP DUMMIES FUNERAL
HELD AT CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Aug. l0.-The funeral OF
Bishop Dunno, of Dallas, Tex, who died
at Green Bay, Wis, was held at 10 a. m.
today at the Church of the Immaculate
Conception. The service was in charge
Of Bishop HennsssyI Of Wichita Kan.
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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-20

whether he will join the extremists
who are clamoring for state wide
prohibition. 1t Is believed that the
object OF the present renewed actiy-
ity on part OF the anti-saloon leag-
uers Is to force state wide prohibit
ton plank into the republican state
platform. These people are very anx-
lous to secure Mr.. Brady's opinion
on this subject. but he is hard to
draw out. They want to know, you
know.
The many friends OF Mr.. o'Neil
down here are hoping he will find
the time to make complete tour of
the state, especially In this section
where he Is not so well known as he
is up north. They want to hear from
his own lips what his Views are and
to express to him publicly their APP
probation of his services to the party
and to the state.
Being recently from the east, he
will no doubt have many good and
important things to say about eondi-
lions there and the trend of political
opinion.
The new primary law is being
studied. 1t has some puzzling pro-
visions. Still, all want to give 1t a
fair trial Any defects appearing
therein can be remedied by subse-
Quent legislation. There are those
and their name is legion, who think
the convention better plan, espee-
tally for a new and sparsely populat-
ed state.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-20
JOS. 7. SCOTT. pdl,or ana Publisher.
WHERE DOES BRADY STAND?

In its ardent support of Governor
Brady for the republican nomination
to succeed himself the Boise Capital
News mlsrepresents hon. B. F. o'Neil
on the liquor question, by attempting
to lead its readers to believe that he
Is opposed to temperance. Mr.. o'Neil
has made a plain and candid state
ment Of his position on this question,
which is more than can be said OF
Governor Brady, who Is lodging the
Issue. Mr., O'Neil says that he favors
giving the present local option law a
fair and thorough trial before going
into further experimental legislation.
That Is the platform declaration OF
the republican party of the state upon
which Mr.. O'Neil stands until another
Is made. VIII the Capital News tell
the public where Gov. Brady stands?
He has announced that he favors
wiping every saloon out OF the state,
yet he denies that he favors a state
wide prohibition law-'at least he has
said that he never authorized such a
statement to be made. The governor
Is evidently attempting to dodge the
question while o'Neil makes dec
laration OF principles on which he
stands. Who Is worthy of the great
est confidence. the man who tells the
public where he stands or the person
who evades question and attempts
TO deceive the people? II Governor
Brady Is waiting to see which or
what Is to be the most popular in the
campaign he may continue to wait. II
he wishes to make a campaign on
principle he will announce that prin-
ciple as have o'Neil and Clagstone.
Both Of these men are standing for
something--o'Neil for the present
local option law and Clagstone for
state wide prohibition. while Cover
nor Brady is flirting with both fac
tions. He cannot deceive the people,
neithed do we believe that he will be
able to pull the wool over the eyes
OF the prohibition leaders by refusing
to declare himself other than in a
manner calculated to deceive the
people. There are many people OF all
shades of belief who want to know
where the governor stands.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-20
Whr DID Governor ston2

OF what avail has been Governor
Brady's bombast about probing the
land board matter to the uttermosl
ends Of the earth and then some? In
the beginning OF this matter he was
right and had the commentator OF
the people. but his recent declaration
that he Is through with the matter
has caused the public to regard his
motives with suspicion, at least. II
Is now apparent that his great rush
into print, was for the sole purpose OF
advertising himself as the great re-
former OF the age. and that he had no
serious intention OF exposing the in
nermost workings OF the land board
TO the detrlment OF his ofiicial family.
If he had preserved In his first course
to the end no matter whom his prob
ing might disturb. the people would
have applauded his good work and
he would have discounted his enc
mics. BY his latter act. in Diminishing
the investigation after making a
ecape goat Of Register Church, he
has weakened himeslf In the eyes OF
the people and stands branded as q
political trickster. who would fain
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-20
ROOSEVELT MEETS
KINGS IN LONDON
As Special Ambassador Holds Prom.
Inent Position.

As Special Ambassador Holds Prom
inent Position.
LONDON, May 19.-Colonel Roose-
welt today had an audience with
King Haakon of Norway and met
King George Of Greece. With all the
members of the American special en-
bassy, he wrote his name In the Wis
itors' book of the king of Spain,
Prince Henry OF Prussia, Duke Mi
chael and other royalties. At lunch
con, at Dorchester house he met Lord
Lansdowne, Lord Cromer and other
noted Englishmen, while at dinner
Lord and Lady Londonderry were
among the guests.
Colonel Roosevelt has brought
together r. ]. Cunninghame, who was
one of his hunting companions in
Africa, and Marshal Seth Bullock.
They were taken greatly to each
other and are seeing London togeth-
err. The colonel went with them to
the shop of the taxidermist who is
mounting some of his trophies, and
also gave the marshal view of his
game.
Mr.. Roosevelt Is seeing many per-
sonal friends at Dorchester house, the
home of Ambassador Reid, but is go
ing out very little and is accepting no
invitations. On Friday he will be
present at the funeral of King Ed
ward in his capacity as a special am
bassodar Of the United States.
Mr.. Roosevelt began the day with
a long talk with his old friend, Seth
Bullock. deputy United States mar
shall in South Dakota.
During the forenoon Mr.. Roosevelt
was received In audience by King
Frederick of Denmark. Mr.. White
was received at the same time by his
majesty.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-20
CURRENT COMMENT
Fooled spokane Police.

They must be wide awake bunch
on the Spokane police force. The
police of Occur d'Alene the other day
arrested a murderer from Tennessee
who has been wanted for seven years
and big reward was offered for his
apprehension. His picture and de-
scription had been furnished to the
police department OF every city in
the United States. including Spokane.
II was found after his arrest that dur
Ing about three years of the seven he
had been employed on the police force
In Spokane and left there with high
recommendations. Press.