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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-18
GATINS TO BUILD
HOTEL ON PEACHIREE

Joseph Gatins. of New York. formerly
one Of Atlanta's most prominent citizens,
will. in the course of the next few weeks.
erect at the corner OF Peachtree and
Ponce de Leon circle a splendid eight
story hotel. containing approximately 30
rooms, at a cost Of about $4,000.
Mr. Gatins arrived in Atlanta Sunday
and is the guest Of his former business
associates and friend. John E Murphy.
Tuesday he had a conference with Mr..
Wood. of the firm of Harvey & Wood.
lessees Of the Piedmont hotel and other
large hotels in the south and east. and
q contract was signed whereby Harvey
a Wood are to lease the new hotel for a
term OF several years.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-18
BOY WITH VALENTINE
SHOT FOR BURGLAR

MONTGOMERY, Ala. Feb. 15.-Edward
Bowman, an u-year-oId lad, was shot
by Mrs. w. H. Pierson last night, and
died today.
The lad ran up to put a valentine on
the porch and was taken for a burglar,
the woman shooting through the door.
Mrs Pierson is held at the Jail.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-18
TALLAP0OsA MARSHAL
KILLED At JAIL DOORS
Officer Maeger Is Shot to
Death While Trying to
Jail Boss CaSon
Especial Dispatch to The Journal)

TALLAPOOSA. Ga. Feb. 14.-City Mar
shall w. H. Maeger was shot and killed
by Boss Cason Sunday night at $50
o'clock. Cason was arrested for drunken
ness and as the marshal was opening the
Jail to lock him UP Cason fired. striking
the marshal in the breast. Maeger lived
half an hour and Cason escaped and
blood hounds were secured from Carroll
ton. Ht -
This morning Cason was found at his
home in bed. Sheriff Parker. of Buchan-
an, arrested him and carried him to the
county Jail at Buchanan. The coroners
inquest is being held, The funeral will
take place Tuesday afternoon
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-18
BOUND AND GAGGED, MAN
AND WIFE ARE ROBBED

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Feb. 15.-Sur.
prised by three burglars who were rob-
bling their cottage on Hill street here
late last night. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wy
man. of Peoria, Ill, were bound. gagged
and robbed Of jewelry valued at $4,000.
Wyman. his wife and the negro cook.
after being bound and gagged were
thrown under the beds and were not able
to free themselves until today.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-18
6 BURN IN FIRE SPREAD
BY WHISKY EXPLOSION
CBy Associated Pre,s.)

NEW YORK. Feb. 15.-Six persons
were burned today in a jefferson street
tenement blaze, the spread of which was
fastened by the explosion of a five-gai-
Ion jug of whisky which a family of ten
ants had bought for a wedding celebra-
ton today.
Exis by the fire escapes and stairways
were cut off and firemen had to raise lad
ders to get down the imperiled oc-
cupants.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-18
POSTOFFICES BLASTED;
S400 IN STAMPS TAKEN
tsnao,a, n,.notoh % r,a 1o,,r,.,,

Especial Dispatch TO The JournaI.)
MAXEYS, Ga, Feb. 15.-Unknown
yeggmen. believed to be experts, blasted
the safes in the poseoces here and at
Stephens with nitroglycerine and secured
lot of stamps amounting to $500.
The office here was robbed of 800 in
stamps. while $500 in stamps was taken
from the office at stephens.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-18
GEN. HOWE TAKES WOODS
PLACE TEMPORARILY

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-Because of
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood, the president
has directed that Brig. Gen. Walter
Howe. recently promoted, be assigned to
the temporary command of the depart
ment of the east at Governors Island,
n. Y.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-18
WEBSTER BAGLEY DIES
AT HOME IN AMERICUS

AMERICUS, Ca. Feb. 15.-Webster
Bagley, a prominent and well-known resi-
dent of Americas, died last night, after
protracted Illness. He was 90 years
of age and is survived by a large family.
his brother being Henry Clay Bagley, of
Atlanta.
The funeral was held here this after
noon. 49,. - .,.a
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-18
[. H. PATTILL0 DEAD;
VETERAN NEWSPAPER MAN

SPARTA Ca. Febb 14-Last night MIR.
Lewis II. Pattillo died here of Brights disease.
He was So years Of age and had been a promt
nent newspaper man. having served the Augusta
Chronicle, Atlanta Constitution and The Atlanta
Journal. ...
and Frank Pattillo.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-18
GEORGIA BARACA TO
MEET IN SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH. Ca. Feb. l5-The Georgia Ba-
raca association will hold Its state convenitn
in Savannah June 10, II ana u.
These dates were settled upon at meeting
held Sunday.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26

TRENTON. ~ J.. Jan, 60 A
new freak bin Ia the New Jersey
legislature has raised spanking
breeze about an official 'upanker
FOR the State Home for Girls. ia this
city A bin for this measure - 20
be introduced next week and viii
provide for q salary Of $1,000 a
year.
Those interested IN the lnstltu.
ton urge the appointment Of a
woman. whose sole duty il viii be
to forcibly discipline all OF the girls
who require H. There are appli-
eanta to burn
One woman has written saying
that she IL the mother OF 10 chill
drcn and considers herself well up
In the art Another describes her.
self aa being six feet long. weight
$50 pounds net. aud states her
ability % spank tili the cows come
home
IN Training for Job
A third quotes her dcsirability
owing 20 the fact that she has
been USING dumbhellH. punching
hag and boxing gloves for years
The diselpllnarlan will have full
power a. an expert critic 20 deter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26

For the first time In the history
81 Seattle the taxpayers are given
an opportunity al securing a city
treasurer who Is fitted By training
and ability for the responsibility
THIS Is Edw L. Terry Its can.
dldacy has met with the unanimous
support Of the bnsinoas men Of
Seattle
With Terry a. city treasurer the
municipality viii have a custodian
~ IN funds who II a banker. Thla
Il what the city has been sorely ia
need Of for years
Terry Is an expert accountant
THIS qualification Il of almost as
much weight n Terry IL elected
the eisy books wili Be under his
supervision u has taken years %
Terrys life Tor him 10 acquire the
accounting ability that be now has
Financiera openly declare that the
city should secure Terry ~ city
treasurer because o. this quallfl.
cation.
Terry. - an assistant tn the city
tFeasuger's office. has acquired
knowledge that will D. ~ In
esiimabie advantage to him aud the
taxpayers @ere be elected
Terry Il a native son % Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26
CLUB WOMEN WILL
CENSOR THE DRAMA

ST LOUIS Mo. Jan. "a win
the view 0f preventing the preusn .
taliou ~ nasty features IL iheat
rical performance. the members ~
Tho "Wednesday eiub one nf shr most
exclusive organizations ~ wealthy
~ tsosiis women. l. arranging today
20 boycott ali piay houses where the
least suEgesilvensss is thrown into
n play BY actors
According 20 the plans at pres
cnt, a special committee will View
a PLAY when first produced n II
does not meet wtth the committees
approval The club members aiii
herald their eisarproval ~ ths pro.
du9tlan.
Mrs. John Green q the chairman
~ the committee arranging the
scheme.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26
-ls-Y9!g!-. ,
ENTER CARS !!!! :
BEING BUILT

sars q the pay as lo y.
ny ,vse are under construction y. =
~ ss.sllle Electric eoml'snS !
! y !, ' Georgetown The cars .... are
~. Y. ,ss,ussisae,cd as an eApel'm NEW,
wy w.. sss,,e successful L Is prop
Il. =. M ne entire street csF .. sss'
- Y - SEATTLE wIll be eha I. o Ne,
- y. !. 81 - lines q New iefh' Nn..
n ,, :, and Toronto have been ..
~ sss Win the pay a. YOU en J. !. !,
~ ~, X =, ! number Of years. ana
- ~. !, New Yerk the s''smp, 'o
- ~ ne rev method s1allvu :
.. ~. he pahlie later approved
y N a - yoaen'eF cars have
81 ~ ssr - with a stationary
~ ~ md an Iron rallins NE
"a theatre box office, 90
~ passengers come IN one az
w N. III ~ conductor stands De-
X fsss box 20 make change.
y. 4. .ssvm exists lee. 70 van
.....r nj Victoria
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26
JERSEY WANTS OFFICIAL SPANKER
FOR MAYNARD GIRLS--$1, 900 A YEAR

mine the punishment IN each In.
.AiaRee She viii not be allowed
10 employ assistants, only whore
greater strength than she poaReanea
10 ahcesaary She will have office
hoidt AT the institution. aud an
houf for lunch She will not be re-.
qnired 20 DO any apunklnR on Sun.
days or holidays.
One woman proudly communi.
Gates that she can spank anything
from a husband to mule. and
could even take little dust out Of
an alligator II he WAS naughty
1hls valiant member says that
always, an a matter 81 Keeping IN
form. she would spank her chill
dren before and after meals. ghak
Ing well Of course, before using.
tie Really an Art.
One woman. a blacksmith. por.
hapa. claims the credit Of conaid.
orlng and developing spanking aa
an art She mentions her long
and serious Study. aud even a post.
graduate course She admits to
a soft heart. however. saying that
20 whip a child always gives her
more pain than the child-only not
Ia the same place
The girls hope the measure
won't go through
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26
TEAMSTER
Is A HERO


fConciudsd.)
s=sse-.aa,aaTassssaaeIfa Is1aaasaa. ssaasssssss
clothing store al s0t Ia First ay.
Fire broke nui In the store last
night Schmidt was awakened and
bis first and only thought was Tor
the people sleeping to the lodging
house upstairs lie dashed out of
bis sleoplng room and upstairs. into
the flames. In an eIfor, 20 apen a
rear door. and WAS found KAmping
hts last BY firemen All the lodE
era ia the building escaped b. the
front door One. Mark Moore. a
marine cook. eoloFed. vas slightly
burned
schmidt undoubtedly thought
that n he didn't open the rear deor
some OF the dodgers would be cut
of by the fiamea. aud 10 save them
all strangers 10 him be died.
without ever knowing the futillty Of
bis bravery He Was about 80
years old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26
GIRL STRIKER
SLABS COPPER

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 20 a sifi
ahiFtwAiat striker slapped a six
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26

sssas i R.s: . Prescription asry,s.
kfsIae 4 y, me-. doctors sslll in ore
s !. y ~ shielsniiy supple.
~.alpoana'na - arupgist's sklll In
lais l.ssn1e RAVEN oaUo CO"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26

foot policeman square In the face
last night when be told her to
Move on
This started a disturbance which
ended IN six girl strikers being
marched 10 jail. charged with dis
tnrblng the peace
Mrs Mary McMuFtrie. a society
woman. furnished bail for them,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26
''SHAH TURNS
BUSINESS MAN

a.,..'. Rasala. Jan. "a n IA.
here today that former
~. y All ~ Persia wb+
Il. ~. Y Aassia % I'VE folioelpv IN.
:. ~ ~, ,'em His onu counfrv r '.1 y, ,,,-
4 Y nonsy b. brouss, w,,h ~ h ',.
c. ....aiaetarins entsrpri ~ '' ~
~. = = which he uili ass, p,..' 49,, ,H
" aHeeilon ''''e inc
49,, III \. sas laaelent aensuo,,. ,,e,.
AZ /, +. attendants knew n ~
"A Z M, Y. power ihe former =, o,o ,ns
ssn.e' I. ". has been iran..
49, ne 2 vide awake. smsi,,,',,.
i.st,,. e has es,abllshed 4 6 .Iis
49,. Z work ana stg6, 49, asii =,
Il N Y here e a'amp win . i1. y
@, .anoaneed Intention ~ ~ se
s Progressive man ~ M.
hns.. During the las, m@,,h w., ,ns
f .... has visited M f l''oa,n s'o. !,
ss.s almost daily, ana i', gal .s OF
~ : '''Fprising ieo6nleal loo ,,I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26
Il1sE PASSES THE
MITE SLAVE BILL

U43t4t<-f. - y q EFssN
~ ls,'.'''sf iON. p. G.. Jan rs
!. ~ 1870 his afternoon nassed
49, sa1 4. slave bin prohibiting
- . Eomsn, which resulted
So. - ~ & sensational exposure made
co. q lae report Of an inyeati
n. a immigration authorities
~. - rsssaFe wAs urged By pres
-. ~ u a message To con
-. s y as the investigated
80 me- The traffic had rssrhes
~ n a.'sAsming proportion that
ssa.r. ~ sale 81 slaves were
~ " ~. ssossd at Seattle. Chicago.
49,, ~. and other cities b. ne
gD...',. Z net With practically no
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26
is HELD UP BY
TWO HIGHWAYMEN

Alfred Noftbursl. a resident OF
Youngstown. was held up and rob.
bed last night BY two men nj the
corner OF Fourth ay \ and spo-
kane ay The robbers got a few
cents in loose change
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26
u||NDREDS LOSE
HOMES

. Z, - sselr headsf Why wcrt
49, u years Of thrifty savius
" sssusrea / lltslc piece Of land
1000 d see that liny piece 81
.s..rx apos which the owner
- 4 husia 4 home sold % q
1870 slmply and solely because
i. an machine wanted the politi
Z uppon q he Seattle Electric
ez,a1y
=, refs q the lootlng ~ i6t
s,msss 81 the Mcadow place os
s.~s baulssaTd Is not a long onr
~ ,ssy decided on a street on lop
<srs.rsk trunk sewer The para
s.rksiaaefs gulng outside uf the
6,...-as sfslsm o. parks and
s<.sxris. decided that y houle
81 1 nile loag rannlng fFom
xnl.sxn sv 10 the University
bn<szrs soaia BE- a good thing
II n.ane1ls owhcrs and horse
a.
Wanu Recn for Tracks
~ ssatsle Electric company
s11.r,s fnand lhai this boulevard
~ p.ushis = new and more a.
IL srsa az lins frnm north a.
- lzkz ID the center u the
y y Used Al some indrflults
~ Il ik< fzsars Tbs PARK euu
n|rrxx xfassd 10 permit the
<s<ssrt % b encumheFed with
rr~ a. tracks The traction
un~ay rssAsd 10 The Gin crowd
III II - 4 xce In tie gank :
)rczx Il corporations must be
m szzs theY want because is Is
4 iAs1 - gang turns FOR the
fax<< 4 sslisieAi support
IN ~ decided thar 4 strip ta
~ ~ zpald b eeudemned un
sf&1<1 : the boulevard 10 meet
~ - 4 he lraeti0n COMPANY
I1zf and fusdxays wouid cost
bais waa Assessed against
&e1<fts ownsrx u pa far the
szlFhgk "A k4zezsmeuf district
<x&eh small hqme e@ners we're
- pfeaamsnascN uas created
~ H. maa wRs cvaamelms In
a4 ftiFicl ~ kls ahseaee
nIFI ds4s Eas Eisea the home
49, Q pag ne bgll The prop
fE<fs protested. TIE courts
ta' n priest and they Rad to
q = sold ont MANY ~
PC ~ Ne nioney at usnriops
a'H q Interest irOm loan sharks
~ 20 lhs tar. Two hundred
~ Ig ashsfs coald not Ret fhe
Mse jass Is. 1903. thesr homes
~ hsss ssre kzocksd doun
hshsss bidder b. the eitg
Treasurer
\ A. tins this JOB was being
MisaxA III Cin vas the ~
M1f = ne city council chi
! 49, -. 9 a's record. and The record
"a Ihs saag never denied anv
sn anyfhing II wanfed
60 &c thing they wanted ~
s'<aa.sa ihs selling wage earn -
z q hause sad home
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-26
KING CORN RULES
THE GRAIN MARKET
Unusual Heat, Without Pros.
pect of Rain, Sends Prices
Rapidly Soaring.

CHICAGO, July 25.-With temperatures
above 100. no general rain expected this
week and with a water famine reported
already from half dozen cities, fright
a:oui the corn crop tooS on serious
proportions today. Anxiety was in
creased by the fact that this cereal lad
been largely relied upon TO make good
TIE huge shortages in the seasons yield
of other grain "A feeling almost AKIN
- panic sens prices wildly upward and
tae close was firm at 3394Ac n"t ad-
vance. Wheat sympathized 3@sGl]c,
and oats S@l@1ac Provisions also fin
ished dearer 5@22ac.
Most of the extraordinary influx OF
orders TO buy corn came from the coun-
people who had sold against the market
and were backing the opinion that the
acreage and growth this year would pro-
duce q record breaking total Specu-
lators who had been impressed hy the
drought havoc to spring wheat especially
and were pessimistic In equal degree
as to corn supplied the great bulk OF
the offerings today. Handsome profits
lively few dealers Strong winds and
higher mercury were believed to have
inflicted much damage to pastures as
well as 10 corn, Kansas and Omaha
were reported to have suffered the
worst The advances greatly increased
the sales OF old corn that was still In
the hands OF farmers, put quotations
showed few signs Of yielding. In con-
sequence some operators who tempted by
the hope of break had sold on the
bulge early today, were confronted by a
necessity to buy back as the session
neared the end,
The September option ranged from 81
a 6Skc and closed 3393ac up at 66s@6S3c;
The cash market was strong. NO.
yellow closed at 66I@6Tc.
Country acceptances of bids for wheat
today were the largest OF the crop year,
but the actual arrivals were disappoint-
ing. In addition, the bullish excitement
in corn spread In a measure TO wheat
Trade however, was OF comparatively
small volume. Furthermore: the ocean
passage supplies were shown TO be now
less than 100000 bushels behind last
year September fluctuated between
sl.o5s and s1,0eS. closing firm at S1.o65
al .O6s. a gain of 3@E@8c.
Oats reflected the corn advance, but
were met with increased hedging sales
on the rallies. Price variations for the
September option had as high and rs
low limited 399c and 39c. with the fin
ished 1c net higher at the first named
Pork closed 5@22sc up; lard 5@lcci
ribs 7s@10c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-26
CROP PROSPECTS.
RULING MARKET
Feeling of Depression Among
Spectators, Owing to Gloomy
Grain Outlook.
VERY MUCH DEPENDS
ON FARMER THIS YEAR
Active Selling of Steel Forces
Price to New Low Level for
the Year.

NEW YORK, July 25.-The reports of
damage TO the corn crop greatly disturbed
the financial district today. Great re-
lance has been placed on the state Of the
corn crop to make up the deficiency in
spring wheat and to redeem the agri-
cultural return for the year The i'm
portance OF profitable harvests is consid-
cred great since the publication last week
OF the comptroller's report, as the years
profits OF agriculture will be required 10
repay the extensive banking credits
throughout the country, away from the
banking reserve centers. a prospect that
be in Jeopardy would put now face on
the financial prospect even from the point
OF extensive anticipation of bad results
70 which the stock market has come.
Weakness at the closing was the reasser-
tion OF this influence of depression,
II was evident that speculative holders
cautonaiy measures against a possible
unfaNorablc effort on speculative senti-
ings TO be published after the meeting of
the directors tomorrow. Estimates from
PittsburS sources were in crcua tion OF
material decline TO be shown In the earn
ines United states Steel was under
active setting pressure and was one of
several prominent stocks to sell at new
low levels for the present year. The weak
ness was not confined TO the common
stock. but the preferred stock also being
sharply depressed. The common stock
furnished large proportion OF the total
the transactions In Union Pacific and
Reading the rest OF the market proved
dull by comparison. Copper securities
showed effective resistance to the pre-
vaiijns depression, The belief that de-
YclopmentS In the control OF the principal
Of The copper producers and in the direc
,iou of the output might be masked un-
der the general movement of stocks had
part IN the attention paid to the group
The money market IN New York showed
growing ease. rot only for call but for
time loans. Discounts declined In Lon
don in spite Of the division between New
YorI; and Berlin Of the weeks arrivals of
South African gold and degree Of
anxiety over the stock market settlement
there tomorrow. Redemption OF British
treasury bills will release s55,00o.o0o To
the London money market in a months
time. The London Stats affirms: 1--WE
have made careful inquiries and we are
informed that Americas Indebtedness TO
Europe has been fully satisfied by the sale
OF permanent securities and that 1t is In
n position TO draw the proceeds Of Its
large shipments of produce which Will
soon be made"
Bonds were easy Total sales, par value,
81 $40. 900.
United States bonds were unchanged on
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-26

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-26
st. Joseph.
Special to The Tribune.

SOUTH ST. JOSEPH. July 25-Sheep,
receipts 1000. Prospects slow. steady:
Idaho and Utah lambs. $7,00D7.40; Idaho
Utah feeder lambs. S5:75@61o: Idaho
Utah yearlings. 81 60@5.00; Idaho Utah
feeder yearllngs, si.o0M4 Go; Idaho Utah
wethers. S3S5@410; Idaho Utah feeder
wethers. S3.50@S,75; Idaho Utah ewes,
S3.60m3.S5.
Cattle-Receipts $500 Prospects l5@
zoe lower; Colorado and Wyoming steers
$d5Om625; Colorado Wyoming cows.
3259476: Colorado Wyoming Gamers,
s275@3.25; Colorado-Wyoming feeders.
S2.1hmh.2h
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-26
Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. July 25,-Cattle-Rc
ceipts. 10000, market. 10 TO l5c lower
fers. 50 50@6.75 stocfers and feeders
SS-0o@6 90, bulls. s3.00@4.3o calves
81 5O0S.25: western steers. S4.250T. 20
western cows. 50 5065. 90.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market. 10 TO i5c
lower; bulk of sales, SO ,i5GDS .65. heavy
IS 35@S. 40. packers and butchers, IS IL
as SO; light. SIS 60@S.T5.
Shecp-Reccipts. 5000: market, shace
lower; muttons. So 50@4 25. llInbs. So 80
al I0 fed wethers and yearlngs So 5C
"a so; fed western ewes. So 00eldCO