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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1901

Page

12

Arlington to Receive Body of Captain Austin Davis

The body of Captain Austin B. Davis will be interred with honors at Arlington National Cemetery in Washington. The Navy officer, praised for rapid promotion and leadership in the Santiago and Tsin campaigns, died in action near Ties Tsin and is mourned across Alabama and the nation. His mother Mrs Lucian B. Davis and sisters travel to attend the funeral, with Army and Navy representatives and many friends present.

Austin BR. Davis Atlanta Sachoners Arlington Washington, DC Aretia Davis Natralten Mercies Ties Tan Davis Lucian B. Davis Priliam Street Willey B. Hutchins Clarence Groover Columbus Washington Captain Davis Ady Wassing Fear Oral Austin BR Santiago Chareg Colon Cavite Manila Bay Philippines Toon Tsin Chaftee Emirers Arlington Cemetery Army Navy

Madstones Worthless Declares Dr Slack At Georgia Meet

Dr Henry B R Slack of LaGrange argues mad stones and caysties fail against rabies. He cites Pasteur's method reducing fatalities and urges muzzles and euthanasia for ownerless dogs to curb transmission. The address covers incubation, treatment, and public policy.

Noted Kentucky tobacconist Horace W. Means Dead by Own Action

Lexington Kentucky May 21 Horace W Means a well known tobacco dealer in coastal Kentucky apparently died by his own hand today due to despondency over ill health. The act was attributed to personal distress and illness.

IH Health Lexington Horace W Eliy Kentucky

Clower to be buried here after Mexico duel death

Atlanta learned that W. P. Clower, a Boys High School graduate, was killed in a duel across the border near San Antonio, Texas. His father and brother, J. E. Clower, left Friday for the war and will likely return with the body for burial in Atlanta.

Atlanta W. P. Clower Mexico Mr. Clower San Antonio Tex J. E. Clower

Prof W H Noyes to Speak at Tabernacle

Professor W H Noyes, educator and writer praised by critics, will address the public at the Tabernacle Saturday evening under the Henry Grady Debating Club. Noyes, a Columbus Ga manual training teacher, will discuss The Social Problem and is noted for studies in evolution and sociology.

Wil Tabernacle Henry Grady W. H. Storm Publi Schools Columbus Jenry Grady Debating Club Noyes Lony Rani

Edward Patterson Dies After Sudden Illness in Atlanta

Edward Patterson twenty one, son of Captain John D Patterson and Mrs Patterson, died last night after a brief illness at the family residence on Peachtree street. He had many friends in the city and was a member of the local team. The bereaved family received deep sorrow and heartfelt sympathy from the community.

Tinisa Edward Patterson John D. Patterson Peachtree Street Mr Patterson Cay

Druggists May Elect Dr Elkin At Convention End

The druggists convention concluded today with papers read and officers and the next meeting place to be selected. Dr Elkin was among those discussed as a potential elected officer.

DR. Elkin

Georgia Pharmaceutical Association Holds Open Session at Lyceum

The twenty sixth annual Georgia Pharmaceutical Association convention opened in Savannah with 1% attendance and 42 new members. Dr Henry B Slack presented Hydrophobia while officers and board members were nominated. Mayor Mims welcomed delegates as sessions continued with papers on drug advertising, retail manufacturing, and turpentine. The planned barbecue at Cold Spring grounds was canceled due to rain. Members attended the Lyceum matinee in a body.

Georgia Pharmaceutical Association Henry B Slack LaGrange Georgia Pasteur Institute Savannah Association Rome Rore J. J Seay Piedmont Driving Club Mims George D. Case Muledgeville Egat Folnt Lyceum

The Lyceum Show Delights Atlanta Audiences This Week

A vaudeville bill at the Lyceum pleased a large crowd with energetic acts led by A G Lawrence an imitator and comedian and the Jenny Eddy Trio whose singing drew multiple encores. The program also featured Hugh Stinton with Mies Lorence Modena in For Reform, Clark and Gently in a clownish sketch, Berger and Vernette on horizontal bars, and Sheehan and Kennedy. Sweet Lavender by Pinero received strong praise for its genuine portrayal and the Grand performance drew enthusiastic approval. The Mayers ensemble, Ruth Rot of Miss Holinger, Miss Rice, Miss Barrington, and Miss Butler carried strong acting, with Miss Rice charming in the Ingenue role. Sweet Lavender repeats this afternoon and tonight, with Augustin Daly's The Lottery of Love slated for tomorrow night, a premiere for the stock company.

Lyceum Atlanta A. G. Lawrence Jenny Eddy Hugh Stenton Mies Lorence Modena Clark Gently Berger Vernette Sheehan Kennedy Pinero Mayers Ruth Rott Miss Hol Inger Misa Rice Miss Barrington Miss Butler Miss Rice Augustin Daly

Park laborers sworn in as special policemen at Grant Park

The chairman of the board swore in all white laborers at Grant Park as special policemen. A squad will be on hand in emergencies to assist police patrols, with several workers wearing badges and exercising police powers.

Grant Park Potles Board Grant Park Ag Speriai Etvqi Recnlat Fischer Agines & Co Jewett Royal Francis Bacon Svereit Hazelton, Foster, Haines & Co Martin

Lively row on between justices of the peace

At a special county board meeting this morning, a bid to restore Cook's district to its former boundaries sparks a political clash. City justices push the change, while Justice O. S. Puckett and Russall Shirley counter with a petition to maintain current lines. The session also probes district road fund irregularities from 1900, with N. T. Cheshire prosecuting and bids for the reformatory discussed. Commissioner Walter R. Brown aims to have the county construct the reformatory to avoid further delays.

Board of County, Commissioners Cooks Panca Cty Justices of the Peace County Board Pedce S. Puckett Russall Shirley Cooks District Peachtree N. IT. Cheshire Reformatory Reformatory Committee Walter R. Brown

Washington Seminary Graduates Receive Diplomas

Dr J E White addresses 17 graduates at the Washington Seminary exercises held at the Grand. Ten received full diplomas and seven certificates in subjects. A reception followed at the North Avenue seminary with Dr and Mrs Connally hosting and decorations in green and white.

Washington Seminary P Eakes L. D. Scott Joan BH. White Second Baptist Church Scott W. F. Clark Ione Clark Grave Norcross Marla Piickard Elose Stewart Carolyn Baylor Iove Clark Saran Connally Laure Beauregard Larendon Alice Jeffries- Moore Mlizabeth Pope Woodward Alma Branley Louise Gay Helen Johnson Daisy Adams Helen Pendleton Licile Paschal North Avenue Friends of the Young Indies BG Connally

Four Thousand In Road Tax Paid In Forton County

Tax collector A. P. Stewart reports about 4000 in commutation road tax collected this year from 1690 residents of Forton County. Each person was assessed 2.50 dollars, with tax applying to county residents outside the city. This is the first year the tax is collected by the county tax collector, instead of district road commissioners. The books closed after an extension from May 1 to May 20 granted by the county board of commissioners.

Stewart Fulton County A. P. Stewart Board of County Commissioners

Old Soakers Get Saturated with Caffeine

A Huntsville Alabama woman Mrs M M Brazier cites forty years of coffee use causing long standing stomach trouble. After trying many doctors with little relief she stopped coffee and tried Postum Food Coffee replacing tea. Four months in, health improved, appetite returned, sleep better. She credits Postum as the cure.

Huntsville Ala Teesen

Exercises at College Park College Park Senior Class Delights

Fair students from many sections take interesting parts as Southern Female college at College Park continues commencement. John Roach Straton of Macon delivers address on The Potentialities of Southern Literature. The program features society leaders, music, and a baccalaureate sermon by Dr White. A reception follows with pupils and locals, despite rain, in a night of varied, polished performances.

Southern Female College College Park Lterary Collee John Roach Straton Macon Wilson Smith Vernon Lewis Columbus Chonian Society Adno Turner Madisonville The Philharmonic Society Mise Fhaldee BeRenste Montezuma Parlharmonic Society Misa Janie Swann Tannhauser Wagsner Lucile Doty Middleton Baconian Basiery Pessia Cahaway Cumming Hemerks ‘Wy Hawthorne Sciety Hine Taylor Hawkinsville Hawthorne Society Straton John Temple Graves General Graves Graves Second Baptist Church de John E. White Dreneutea Gloria Dmisa Mary Graham Montgomery Alp Martha Warris Coliere Parl Jerole McCormick Stileakers Eunbeams Vernon Levwts Elle DeBertot Ethel Dating LaGrange Hagar Annie Camer Midway Ala EL Fleatribling Westminster D. C Grace Evan Halesoniinia

Patterson Funeral Notice for Edward Patterson

The friends of Edward Patterson and his family are invited to attend his funeral from the residence of his parents Mr and Mrs J B Patterson 90 Perchtree. The service will be held Wednesday afternoon at 1 o clock followed by interment at Oakland.

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