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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-08

Bar silver quiet Esd per ounce.
Money. y. a2h per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is rs per cent
The rate Of discount in the open market for
three month bills is 25s per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-08
AN ANNUITY

Issued by The Mutual Life Irsufance Compsn,
will assure you life income. which Is guarsn
teed by over five hundred and eighty seven mil
lion dollars of assets, accumulated in success
full business experience Of sixty nine years.
Applications received by
THOMAS p. MORGAN.
Fourth Floor Front. Southern Building,
10th and ii NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-08
The Money Market.

Money on cai nominal Time loans
stronger: sixty days. : per cent, and
ninety DAYS ::a:;i, per cent: six months.
Ss4 per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper. ia to
per cent: sterling exchange steady. with
actual business in bankers bills at 4.Si.6O
for sXty-day bills and at 4.S1.1J for de-
mand: commercial bills. 4.I: bar silver.
6H4: Mexican dollars. Is: government
bonds steady: railroad bonds steady.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-08
Trading Is Light.

The market closed easy Today's brief
session was perfunctory and uninteresting
throughout. Trading was light ;nd with
out feature except as to the former to-
bacco subsidiaries. most of which added
materially to their phenomenal advances
of the early week.
The marke; favorites were utterly neg
lected until near the close. when the
whole list went off somewhat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-08
Midshipman Grow Wins.

take place at Ellicott City at :: O'Clock
this afternoon.
Midshipman Grow Wins.
But Midshipmaa Harold Bartlett Grow
who halls from Greenfield. Mich. has
beat all of his classmates to It, for
shortly after / O'Clock this afternoon he
claimed Miss Edith c. Brady. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Ashby Brady of An
napolis. as his bride.
The wedding took place in ST Mary's
Catholic Church and the ceremony was
performed by Father James c. Barron
assistant rector of the church. 1t had
been whispered about that the Grow.
Brady nuptials were to take place soor
after graduation day at the academy
but the young couple had kept their plans
well concealed, and that the knot was tC
be tied did not leak out until this morn
ing.
The wedding of Midshipman Boyd an6
Miss Martin will take place in St. Anne's
Protestant Episcopal Church, the offici
ating clergyman being the rector Rev
Joseph p. McComas.
Come to Parade Here.
Citizens Of Annapolis had the ad-
vantage this morning of seeing a part OF
the parade that is being held in Wash
ington this afternoon, in connection with
the ceremonies Of unwilling of the Column
bus monument. Thirteen hundred men
from the division of dreadnought battle
ships now riding at anchor in the bay, OH
Annapolis. ready to take on the midship-
men for the summer cruise. were dis
patched to the National Capital for the
ceremonies.
Transferred to shore in cutters of the
four ships. and equipped with infantry
arms, the men. the great majority OF
whom are bluejackets. formed in COM
panies on the old parade ground at the
academy and marched to the West
street station. where they boarded spe-
cial trains over the Baltimore and Ohio
and Pennsylvania railroads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-08
SOME SLIGHT GAINS
Price Changes Comparatively
Unimportant, However.
IRREGULAR AT OPENING
Dizziness Marks Early Trading in the
Active Issues.
TOBACCO STOCKS ADVANCE
High-Priced Issues Go Forward
From Four to Thirteen
Points.
IRREGULAR AT OPENING

NEW YORK. June s.-Dullness and ir-
regularity marked the early dealings on
the stock exchange today. Price changes
were unimportant aside from 1-point
gain i'm Canadian Pacific. and points or
more in one of the American Tobacco
subsidiaries. The active issues ranged
within a fraction of yesterdays close.
Gains of tt - points in the several
high-priced tobacco issues were note
worthy features of the first hour. Beet
Sugar and American Sugar also were
moderately strong, but stocks of specu-
lative Importance were irregular or weak
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-08
NEW YORK CURB PRICES.

Quotations furnished by W. b. Hibbs & Co
members New York Stock Exchange.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-24

@rafen Sumo an 6onbau, gu 0obers,
oorf BEL &iel. 9rei Sobne ginger,
aus oielen 8nnbe berpor. Ser al
telte bon ibnell, @raf Otto gu STAT
tau itarb i'm SCRIPT b. S. aIs Mefe-
renoor, 81 Sabre alt. Der 5peite.
Gbriltian lit 2eutnant in 2iineburq,
ser iiingite, 9einrib, Geferenoar IN
6ranffurt q. SO. Serbert Ger 5neite
sSsiirit BON gisnlard, Ser 1S49 gebc-
reil ipar, rubt ibon lett 1904 iri
@rabe unb feline @itttpe, Warenert=
te, eeborene @rdfin Sopos, mohnt
init ibren flint 2inoertt 5u 6rieo.
ri1srub. gs iino orei S6bne, oere,l
a1teiter, Der am 25. September 1897
geborene Otto, ser brittle sSurit ron
gismard, 5ioeifommiBberr ollf
5dmar5enbef uno Serr auf Sdon-
Ganien lit. Der 5ipeite Der Sobnt
beiBt @ottfrieo (geboren 1901 mo
Der brittle lit 9llbre6t geboren 1908
Die gohter oes Siiriten @erbert fms.
alter als ibre griioer: Die @rafitt
9onnab lit 18idbrig nno Die @ra-
fin @oeoela 16idbrig. auh @rai
Milbelm gisnard, .giG" i'm
5reunoesfreiie eenannt, Ser 1852
geboren par, iiberlebte ieiner gro
BEN @ater nidt lanee; er itarb 1901
5u @ar5in, oos Ser @itttpeniib ieiner
@enablin, Der @rafin 5ibplle, geba
renen bon Mrnint, geblieben iit &tsr
iino bier ainoer, aliBer orei So6-
tern elm Sobn, 9eifolaus, Der 1896
eeborene, fiinf5ebnidbrige 6ioeifom@
nnbber uuf @ar5in un0 @rb-Sber=
ssGgernteiiter i'm @er5ogtlnt 8ont-
mern. 9on ieinen Gdneitern Der
nldblte iih Die dlteite, Die 1886 ae-
bcrene @rdfin &ertba, NIT Dem Qic
tbeol. 9r. 8alter @laipe, Erinatoo-
5enten Ser 9beofogie an Der llniner-
iitat Hoitof, oem Sobne eines gerli-
ner Sonoperfsmeiiters. Das ei,l-
Sige bieler gbe bisber entiproiiene
2ino nabm ser 600 balb luieber
fort. Die atpeite Ghlpelter, bic 1888
seborene Grdiin Serene ift oie @at+
tin oes @rafen Serbert bon @iniie.
be! auf @reba, 9tegierungsbcsirf
Riegnis. Gin SoAterden, @iieIa
oie ein8ise ltrenfelin gismarfs, iitI
norbanoen. Die brittle S6peiter, Die
1892 eeborene @rdfin Dortbee, lit
nod unbermablt. Sonlit ereie6r
iid9, oaB gegentpdrtig 13 gaadfont.
men 8ismarfs leben: feline God.
ter, feds gnfeI, flint gnfelinne:'
ino cine l1renfelin.
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M. s.. G :. Balm.

~. ot+ " -. CuvH.
SO. 241- Son 9ouiton. 7.so porm
9o. 7-gon 9aaas nno Sort @ortb
7.55 bor,,l
SO. 2o5-8on &anias gitb unb ct
2ouis ............ $40 borilI
go. 15-2ofnl bonn Norben. $40 nadlnI
go. 9-gon &anias gitp, ct 2ouis uno
Chicago ...........8.3 $50 abenos
$50. 1e-0ad gaorben bia auItin nao
6mitbbine 800 BORN
SO. 1owaad ct. aOuis. aanias eitp
unb Chicago .......9 900 BORN
No S--gad Sort 8ortb nno 9allns
$50 abenos
SO. 2o6-gsadb ct. aoilis un6 sanias
@ttb .S.uO dpeHos
SO. 242-giadb 9puiton lob abenSs
O. 6. & g. 8. e. G O. %. gabm6of)
Nnfinft
SO. Bonn Worben. 1000 bornt
No. 9-gsom gloroeu. .10.45 dbenos
Mbfahrf
So. 8-Natb oem Norben. .780 BORN
Wo. 6-ssah benz gsorben. 800 abenes
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SnIano.
9eE sSrad5toanlpfer

- Ser Sradtoanlpfer vSena" 1T
an Dem .Sitanic" in elmer Gntfer-
nune BON oreibig MeiIen poriiber-
gefabren un0 bate idnea 9illfr
bringen f0nnen oa er aber feinen
orabtloien Mpparat an 8oro battc,
ipuBte er BON oem llngliif ni6ts.
= @ie es in elmer 9epeide aus
gaelp gorf beiBt, bofft man bort,
oaB ourd Die 8ermittlune Der sfe.
gierung eine ginigung atpiidem Den
.2ofomotipfiibrern un6 ben 0itliden
giienbabnen 5u Stanoe fonme.
ssn ben republifanii6en Yri.
n1ripablen BON Stem Sampbibire
bot 9rdiioent Gait geiiegt.
Sn @aibington lit Die go
tionaI Chamber Of Commerce" or
eoniiiert poroen. Sarrp 9( @beeler
Don Gbicago puroe gum Brdiioen,
ten eripdblt.
Ser Senat BON glri6ona bar
bie Srauenitimnredts 8orlage 5ll.
riifgemieien.
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O. 6. & 9. 8. g. G O. %. ga6nbof)
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Die Nefa6r nadl Der Grippe

fomnlt meiitens bon Dem geidtpdd-
ten Spitenl. Shipdde, Nerboiit1t-
nno gnersielolisfeit NIT 2eber. ,ino
9eieren Storuneen folgen oft Die
Ter 9ronfbeit. g1otig lit oann
Electric gitters~, Ser beriibmte 60
nif, 8lutrei,liser uno gfeguIator fir
Magen, 2eber uno Nieren. Salienhc
baben erfabrell ipie er Die Nerpen
itGrft, bas SDitem aufbaut, &c
illnobeit uno 2ebbaftigfeit nod ei~
mem @rippe-Mnfan brittgt. 8erin6t
i'm. Nur SOC. 8erfauft uno garan-
tiert bon alien Mbotbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-24

SO. 8-geatf oem Norben. :. .7.30 BORN
Wo. 6-Hah benz gsorben. 800 abenes
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N[Ifrenn Nfoh[es 0onlinall

stlfreoo 9fobles 0ominguc5.
friiber elm Itarfer 8arteiadnger oes
9rGiioenten Maoero, lit unter Der
Mnflaee oerbaftet iporben iih IN ell
ne Moroperihnorung aegen Inn
eiueelolien 81 baben.
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alebt enogiiltig erleotgt ieln, lpe2s
rltnmebr Die ltrafrebtlthen Sonic
quen5en Hlas srelfen, ote etne er-
nente stnfrollung Der Arfare nod 11b
8leben meroen.
Gem prellBr1den abgeorolle
tenbollle llno mebrere 3nlammeH-
ltellnnaen i.ber Die BerbalmIlle ;lll
boberen Sdnlmeien 5ugesanaeu.
Die 3abl Der 5ur Mnltelllingsberedls
tigung gelangten 4al1oIoafen oes
boberen Sdulipelens batte I'M Sabre
1901 754 errelbt. 3ebn Sub
re porber betrug lle tlllr l6S. Ser-
baltnislnaBtg au 8ablrelbiten iIno
ote Ganoloateil Der Wfoebematlf, oea
Geihlbte nno Der oeutlhen Spradle.
Cur feiten gInltellung als Sberlebrer
gelangten i'm Sabre 1901 mt
itaatliben oftentllhen boberen Sebr.
anitalten f64 uno al nlbtitaatliben
offelltlihen boberer Sebranltalten
432 aanoloaten. Die @elammt5abl
Der boberen REORGANIZATION betrug I'M
Sabre 1901 845, ole @elaHnlt-
5abl Der Shiller 1872 ,692. 9anon
beinbten runo AZ b. 8. blnlanntI.
ihe ilno rnno SO p. $. realtlttlde
glnltalten
= @roBe gorbereitnngen iperoeil
ieht idon fir elm m ben lesten Eat
gen oes Suit IN Wfiinhen ltattfln-
'renoes y5eit Der gapernDereine" 9e-
troffen. Teils oireft, tells burt
sic gcrnlittlung Der aoniulote, iino
ale baperilben 8ereine m Delltld~
lano, Seiterreid llngarn, Der
5dDei5, Sranfreih, gnglano, gfug-
lano, ben @alfonitaoten, gsoro- illto
Sioanlerifa ullo Muitral1en CUR pc
teiligung eingelaoen poroen. Us
6dben iid] bereits iiber 1000 SellneD-
mer an9eneloet, ilno Die 3abl oer
@apern Die ii6 aug allen Serlen oei
Belt m Der &onptltaot lbres Ses-
rnotslanoes 3lilommenflnoet lper
ben, oiirfte 3cbntaltlenoe befraaeit.
8pranitaltet miro oas Set bon oer
s@aperiiden @eiperbeidou"
Die Sngenieure Der 3eppelIil-
@eiealdaft limo, nie Don 6rIco-
ribsbafen geneloet miro, gegenlpar-
tig init ben gerebnungen fur ellte'
neilen 2nftfreu5er beihattrgf, Der
bon Der gfeibs WarlneberipaltlltIg
belteqt uoroen 1T nno aue blsberl-
gen 2lifti9iffe an @robe, MftIot's'
raoins nno Sragfablgte1t nett iiber.
tieffen miro. Der 4oloB lou lbon
in Der naditell Belt III Angrlff ge-
nomnen tpcroen. Dos tieue Ealld-
gier Suftlbiff r3eppelnl u" ut
-fertig uno miro porauslihtltb i'll
2aufe Der fontltienoen Wobe icInc
Yrobefabrten beginner.
S,i oieiem Wlnter Wdreit es 5o
Sapre. oaB Hinaro wagmer IT g'e.
GRID ~ oer leslgen "Staa Anllu
lelIle ~Dfellterll'lger Doll 9fllrnDefg
lduf. anf ger an oeln 9aule ll''lSl'
errl1feten 0eoeltffa1el getBi es: y'Sn
oleleln Sanobans lguf Hl1aro wa9
ner ielne .Wtenierltllgcr I'M Sapre
1852. yta1 etnenl grlete, oen
Wagner BON oorfans an ote lgm oe-
treunoefe gran UfdiDtloa Uelst.'
bod idrleb, begfe er oan1ais oie NC.
ber5eit9ung, oaB ole yWfeIlferllnger
lem pollenoetltes wiellfernert meroen
ipiiroen, teri1er gIebf e. oarln yfag.
ridt, bob er N yleorlf erfrantf
NOR uno erlt am Gage oor lelnenl
@eburtstage (22. Wta1 1862 iulsoer
IN ben Bort geDen ton1fe V'e Sars
tItnr Der uWfellferlnger mutoe erH
i'm Sabre 1867 pollenoef Ure grl.
onffiibruag oieler Sper fallo am Il.
SUM 1868 81 Wtiln1en III 0egen'
mort ocs aonlgs lfoff
@roBes Mufieben erregt IN ben
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Sabrgalg AZ
Suites AasrIei aas 9eati6laab.

entnebmen mir yolgenoes, aus oeln
berborsebt, oaB oie Sinan5meiiet
beg Deutiden Meides nidt nur aui
ben ipriibip0rtliben Suno, iog-
ioeor auf Die &ase sefommen iino
"gBie mir bereits mitteilten, i1t man
hi ben 3lltanoigen Miniiterien Der
Gtnfiibrnas elmer 2aseniteuer nid1
abgeneigt. Ser bon ben Wiiniltern
bes Snnern llno Der Jinan5en aus
geganeeue erlab beiagt folgenoes
,,Wir erfIdren ilns oarnit einber
itanoea, oab fiinftigbin big alif ipei-
teres Der Ginfiibrltng ciner 5teuer
anf 0ns 9alten BON 8asen III
Gt1oten nidt grunbIdslih eutgegen=
getreten tpir6, fats Die Steneriasa
fid IN eiilen angenleiienen 8erbdlt-
nis 3u ben 56seu Der am Srtc
giiltigen 4unoeiteueroronung bal-
ten. gs tpir0 ieood) elmer eingeben-
ben Nriifung Der 8abeniteueroro-
numg biniihtIih ibrer 3wefnlaBig-
felt nno ibrer 8uldiiigfeit pom
Gtanopufte beg Gierihuses aus be-
biirfen. Die iiblihen @orihrifte,l
Der Sunoeiteueroronungeii fonneil
nidt ale auf Die Raseniteuer iibcr-
trugen ipcroen, Snsbelon0ere per-
hietet lid) oie 2enn5eihnung Ger
perlteuerten ansen ourd Salsbano
,,no Marfe, neil Die 4asen BEL If.
rem gepobnbeitslnaBisen Sdliipfer
burd enge SpaIteil uno 2ober 10,
ipie beim aletterlt Ieiht am Sals-
bano bGngelt bIci6en uno oaourh Ell.
,,en1 quaIbollen 9ooe iiberliefert
mer6en. sSn lanoliden @emeinoen
uno aud in ben fleinett 2anoltdo.
ten n1ub bic Rateniteuer als fir
ldnolide gerb6Itnifie llngeeignet
nod pip Dor alisgeibloiien blei
Ben. Ole Serren Disqualification
baben mir eriudt Die 3nitimmltng
8ilr @enebnigung elmer etipolgcn
Notwithstanding anndhlt mn
auf boditens 5iuci Sabre ausdltlple~
den, oanit ilt5milhen proftIlde er
fabrungen iiber Die Durbfubrbar-
felt un6 8uedm1Bigfeit Der Steller
gelonlnelt lDeroen fonnen" BIS sur
giufiibrung oieier reuelr Stener,
beren Durdfiibrnng nidt ebel1
letAt iein uiro, oarfte nod inan.
DIES @ort gu ipreden ieiil.
Gin ebemaligcr &olrer Bier
brduer, Der nod i'm Gerblt binter'
benz Ghanftiib fob, bat am Staof
t6eoter il, Mnben einen onBergs-
mobnIiaen grfoIg als Sicgmilno
In Der .@nlfiire" errnnget. Wic
beri6tet miro, beiist Der Saneer,
Beter Intel, cine flangboIle, notiir.
lid gebiIoete, bon ieoem itorenoe'l
1eiIalit freie Gtininle, bic aud bel
alnftrenguneen ibreii gni5en bliibfil-
oen WoIlaut bebGlt. -. Sofrai
MooIpbi Bat ben Sdnger gleib nit
Idngerem 9ontroft perpflihtet
@un6erbar lit, 0ab Der Sdnger tel
uerIei @eIangsunterriht eebabt bat
llls0 aud int 4erbit nod feine 9aei.
guua gum aiinitlerberuf beripiirte.
s(uer6iugs mar Heter llnfel Wait.
glieo oes 26lner Wdnnergeiangper.
etms, Der idon manHen Sangcr
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gcrfanfe ober pertamidJe

fir perbeiiertes staoteisentum, mel-
ne 120 slder perbeiierte Sarm, por.
5ilelid seeienet fir @emiiie, 8ieb
lmo @efliieel5udt. 9loreiie:: g. 3.
@or 351, Corpus Gbriiti Seros.
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GiienbaDll : TabrpIall.
5. & g. q. Balm.

antunft-
go. 3-@ont Norben. :. $3.50 oben6s
gto. 5-@om Nor6en. -. .6.45 aberbs
yfo. 7-9ailb @gpreB Spe5iaI, Guoen. ).
......... 9.55 ntorg
yfo. Social bon Paleftine 80. i.
..1O.45 aben0s
yso. 4-gsDn Nerifo. ..1.55 mahm
No. 12-2oral bon 2nrebo (gemiibt).
.6.UU nt0r9.
Nbfabrt
SO. f. Mad 6em Nar6en. 1.55 nat5m.
go. O. Na6 Dem 9or6en. 800 n6enbs
No. Social naH Rnlefine Il. 80 nora
SO. 1o-9ailb ggpreB Spe5ial, goroen
800 morg
Wo. 5 -Na6 Negifo. 100 mortt.
@o. 11-2ocal nad 2arebo (semiidt)
- - .S.UU QDe1t03.
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= Die Staot Suiselac I'M Stoa-
tc Merifo lit BON ben merifaniiden
Megierungstruppen luieoer beiett
iporoen.
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g. q. & u. g. Balm.


30. 1-Soliton u. 3. aiifte. $3.50.
ZOO nben6s
30. 3-aouiton uno Der aiilte. 80.
go. 5-aiiitenitdote ..1.15 nadm
Mo. 44-@on aerrbiIle. ,llir an BoGen,
1d9en ...... .9:S5 BORN
9io. 42--@on aerrpiIIe, nur Sonns
mO. 461gsOn aerrDiile, nur n;'a an 's' $50"
d5entagen. :. =. ..6.40 nahn
Abfabrt =
no. 2-9ollitOn unb Der aiiite.. -.
;. -. ;. -. -. $3.50 BORN
SO. 4-5ouiton ilnb Der Riifte.. ~.
................ .9.05 aben6S
go. 6-aiiitenitdbte. .2:t0 nadm
SO. 43-Nad &errbine, rlir an gtos
Uen1dgen. .4.45 nadm
No. 41-gfa6 aerrbilIe, MIR Sonns
tags. >. ....8:40 BORN
No. 145-2a6 3errbille. rltr an @os
d]entaaen. :. :. ..7:25 bonn
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g., $. & g. q. (saupt-einie.)

w. 3. & g. ". (Saupt-2inie.)
Nilftnft-
go. g e-g0m Often. ;7;15 BORN
go. 10-gI Yaio II. 8eiten 9. 80 na9m
Mo: 9-9on 81 Baie.. ..10.15 born,
GbfaBrr-
SO. e-saa6 eI gaiO unb @eitem. !.
80. 7-aad 81 9aio unb meifen. ..'a'
$3.50 abenos
SO. 10-gaa6 B. Often. .10.30 abenos
SO. S-Nah bem Often. .11:15 BORN
gicturta 9itiiiom, 9. $. e g. y.
Mntitnfs
SO. 301-guero, gictoria. 800 abenbs
SO. sosss1s-guero. Wietoria.
............... .7:45 abenos
Wfatrt-
SO. 302-guero, @ictoria. .7:3O BORN
SO. 304s314-guero. @ictoria .....
..........11:30 abenos
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-23
WRITER OF INSULTING
NOTE Is H0RSEWHIPPED

MACON. GA, July %. Horace Jones.
of Yatesville. was given horsewhip-
ping by infuriated men of Lee Pope, in
Crawford county because he wrote an
insulting note to a young woman, the
daughter Of a prominent farmer of that
section.
The young man has been in charge Of
the Armour lines refrigeratng estab-
lishment and shipping point for the
Crawford county peach growers near
Lee Pope for several weeks. He sent
the letter to the young woman, who
turned it over to her relatives
The crowd of men took Jones out on
a lonely road and severely dashed him,
cutting his clothes to shreds with the
whips He was then given an hour I'M
which to leave town. He passed through
Macon on his way to Yatesyille.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-23
PEACE IN ATLANTA'S
BULL MOOSE CAMP;
DELEGATES NAMED

Grim visaged war hath smoothed its
wrinkled front-almost, anyway-in the
ranks of the Georgia bull moose party
Atlanta bull moosers of various persua-
sions-57 Of them-met at the Aragon
hotel last night, and resolved; first, to quit
rowing among themselves; second, to go
after the common enemy
To that end a number of gentlemen
present made ringing speeches eulogizing
Theodore Roosevelt, and predicting that
he surely will be elected president in No
vember.
Bernard suttler called last nights
meeting to order and V. c. Terry was
elected chairman, and A. M. Crosby
secretary. The gathering elected six
delegates to the forthcoming state con-
vention of bull moosers in Atlanta, as
follows: c. w Mcclure, Robert H.
Rodgers, Victor c. Terry, Samuel J. Jones,
]. F. Race and Horace Grant.
The meeting resolved many more or
less important things with respect to po-
Iitical conditions. national and state, and
resolved particularly never to fraternize
with the negro
Samuel ]. Jones and A. NJ. Crosby were
elected from the Fifth district to the ma
tional bull moose convention in Chicago
next month.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-23
CRAZED BY CAMORRA
TALES, ITALIAN RUNS
AMUCK, KILLING FOUR

ROME, July 23.-Crazed by reading
accounts of the Camorra trial at Vi
terbo young bankers clerk named
Sabatino ran amuck today in the town
of Rajano and killed four persons be-
fore gendarmes finally shot him down
Sabatino rushed into a room In his
home, where his wife and three children
were, and. shrieking in maniacal fury,
began firing at them with revolver.
His brother ran into the room and was
Immediately shot dead. Then the ma
MACS mother in-law ran to the rescue
of her daughter and grandchildren and
was in turn shot down. The next vic
tim was the father of the demented
man, who was killed as soon as he en-
tered the room. The wife and children
escaped the shots fired at them. Saba
tino reloaded his weapon and rushed
into the street. firing a every person he
saw. Four gendarmes finally sur
rounded him and ordered him to sur
render. His answer was TO shoot one of
them dead and seriously wound anoth-
err. Thereupon the other two fired at
the maniac with their carbines and
killed him.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-23
EMPEROR OF JAPAN
GROWING STRONGER:
CITIZENS REJOICING

TOXIC, July 23.-Further improve
ment was shown in the condition of
Emperor Mutsuhito today, although a
short sinking spell caused alarm this
afternoon. The royal patient rallied,
however, and his condition was fur
Their strengthened by stimulants.
Though the physicians were optimistic
in bulletins issued during the day. they
held out no great hope of the emper-
or's recovery One said
He has a chance but would add no
more.
The great fear was that the poison in
the system caused by uremia would af-
feet the heart Efforts were made to
combat this There was an indication
that the poison was gaining strong
foothold when the first bulletin of the
day announced that the patient had
been somewhat seepless during the
night" In the early morning there
was a marked increase in tempera-
ture. but the physicians sa this was
to be expected.
Profound rejoicing was seen on every
hand today as a result of the physi-
clans bulletins.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-23
Dorcas Snodgrass Disappears
in New York Like Long-LoSt
Dorothy Arnold.
SEARCH OF HOSPITALS
AND MORGUES FRUITLESS
Last Seen Boarding Train at
Station-E Engaged To Be
Married Shortly.

NEW YORK July ga fruitless
search of the morgues and hospitals in
three cities for Miss Dorcas Lymans
Snodgrass, a beautiful Mt. Vernon girl.
whose disappearance without apparent
cause Wednesday morning is almost
Identical with the Dorothy Arnold case.
ended today, as far from solving the
mystery as when the detectives en-
gagged We're called in.
Not since the Arnold case has such
interest been aroused. Like the Arnold
girl, Miss Snodgrass was of wealthy
and socially prominent family. popular
and winning. Like Miss Arnold, too,
she was engaged to be married shortly.
On the morning Of her disappearance
two friends saw and spoke to her, re-
ceiving a nod as the girl hurried by.
This was in the Grand Central station.
Also Miss Snodgrass declared on leav-
ing the house that she intended to do
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-23
TALLULAH SUIT BILL
is RECON- MENDED BY
COMMITTEE IN HOUSE

After listening patiently 10 large
amount of eloquence pro and con yes
terday afternoon the house committee
on special judiciary agreed by vote
of to 3 to recommend favorably the
resolution authorizing Governor Brown
TO institute suit for the recovery of the
states alleged rights in Talulah Fail
The Georgia Railway and Power
Company through counsel undertook
to convince the committee that the res
olution was useless and that the suit
would be worse than folly. but repre-
sentatives Of the conservationists over
whelmed them, and the resolution viii
come up for passage soon. with excel
lent chances Of going through the
house