Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-03


the alarm had indeed had its origin in
the very place we had anticipated.
felt my husbands arm press me closer
to his SIDE as we worked our way to-
wards the entrance, and presently caught
warning sound from his lips as the
oaths and confused cries everywhere sur
rounding us were broken here and there
by articulate words and we heard:
rs it MURDER"
, The beautiful Miss Challoner."
"A millionairess in her own right
Killed. they say
mo. No suddenly dead that's all"
Womans Curiosity.
George, what shall we do?' I man
aged to cry into my husbands ear
Get out of this. There is no chance
| of our reaching that door. and | can't
have you standing round any longer in
this icy slush."
"But-but is it right" l urged, in an
importunate whisper. should we go
home while he"-
Hush: My first duty is to YOU We
VIII go make our visit; but tomor-
row
81 can't wait till tomorrow" I pleaded.
wild to satisfy my curiosity in regard
to an event in which ! naturally felt a
He drc,,, mo &C 49, . a..
tho crowd &C bo o,,li5 We VI
murmurs all about us
IF it's "A case of heart failure. why
send for the police" asked one
ITS better to have an officer or two
! here. grumbled another.
Here comes a cop"
We'll. I'm going to vamoose"
IN tell YOU what I'll do" whispered
| George, who for all his buster was as
| curious as myself. I'VE will try the rear
door, where there are fewer persons
Possibly we can make our way in there.
and if we can, Slater will tell us all we
want TO know"
Slater was the assistant manager of
the ClermOnt and one of Georges old
est friends.
Then hurry" said l. Il am being
crushed here"
George dd hurry and in a few min
utes We We're before the rear entrance of
the great hotel. There was a mob gath
cred there also, but it was neither so
large nor so rough as the one on Broad
way. Yet | doubt if we should have been
able to work our way through it if Slater
had not at that very instant, shown
| himself in the doorway, in company with
an officer to whom he was giving final
] instructions. George caught his eye as
soon as he was through with the man,
and Ventured on what | thought rather
uncalled-for plea.
A Hasty Refuoe.
"Iet rs in slater" he begged "NJv
wife feels a LITTLE faint. she has heen
l5noclkad about so b,. Tho crowd
The manaoer Glanced AZ NV f.oe and
shou+ad 70 III. neorIe .ro,,nd nc " r,.ka
roon, feI+ ,,,rse,t Iit+ad 80 80 .ha4 =
all / rapamhar ~ +hie nar+ ~ orr adven-
+ura Eor .Hac+ad WORE +h.p / resI-ed
Nv ". svoI+oy,eo+ - ~. avsn4 ~ 900.
or sa,v the wav cIaarad for ~our entrance
+bar mad. cood NV hushand,e v,ords Nv
! faintfno away in earnest
Vybap conoa to i u,as s,,ddor1y and
win narfact RECOGNITION NJ nv, surround
mos rbe small rocontio, roo,,, 10 n,nioI,
I bad haep talon u,as ono nod ofta,,
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bo1d nv. o+ton+io,, TO-, :. ,,,o,r,an+ y-ha+
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er,a6 ,.iraiorot+o i, h. haod ~ ttis
,.i". mo - i.,.'
''"? Geo' rr''ue ,,,,. ''l $500 +,'a
aa,',., 80 ,,,' t,,,1larea =, tho hota,
ei. M,.t.r,,
II was of a somewhat different nature
from, what I exnected. and during the re-
cita1 could not rrevent myself from
astinp furttve and inouiring glances at
| Caorpe
! Edith tho u,eII-I,novn daugbter of
| Moses ChaIloner had fallen suddenly
dead on the floor of the mezzanine. She
was mot known to have been in poor
health. still less in danger of a fatal at
tack. and the shock was consequently
great to her friends. several of whom
were in the building. Indeed. it was
| likely to prove shock to the whole COM
munitv. for she had great claims for
general admiration and her death must
he regarded as a calamity to persons in