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PAY TRIBUTE TO

MEMORY OF WHEELER

Veterans Of Two Armies Memo

rialize Hero

PARADE DID NOT TAKE PLACE

City Was Crowded with VisotersAmong Them Icing Many ProminentMen and Women Public ftchoolaWere Closed at Noon

Atlanta March Exorcises Inhonor ul the immury of General Joiuph-Wheelr place Tuesday afternoonat 2 oclock In the Grand opera house

Prominent men from many sectionmet In Atlanta to bow thtlr heads Intribute to FlRhtlng Joe the beau abrtur In war the hero In peace thestatesman In politic and the patriot inprivate life

One of the features of the eierclethe rendition of a composed

by Colonel Hardin Junes of Atlantawhich was dung by Miss Furlow Amler

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Ttiv SOUK Is to b particular-ly litlirltiK and will suited to thefcpleuilld of Mi AnIt r on

Other f afttia of the program rantiered follow

Infroit ifi n of Governor Joseph M

Temll ThjriUh Ii Junes maxter ofceremonies

Address of welcome Governor Jo-seph M Terrell

MusicAddress linn loan V Maddox rep

rteeutlnj confederate cav-alry

Sons Wheelers Cavalry campsons I

Address General Clement A Evanrvprofcentlng United Confederate Vtterans

MusicAddress James Tanner

commander in chief of Grand Army ofthe Republic

MusicAddress Major Charles R Miller

commander in chiefWar Veteran

Bugle Taps Hcvtlllc-IlenedlctlnnAll the public schools of the city

closed at noon by order of LutherRosser president of the board of edu-

cationThe parade which was part of the

program did not take place on accountof the inch nint weather

FIt Rebate CasePhiladelphia March 28 The first

rebate case to come to trial la thiscountry In which the defendants arecharged with giving and accepting re-

bates in violation of the Elides lawbegan Tuesday In the U B court

Judge Holland The hullctmentJito t presented to the jury are thoseagainst the treat Northen Railwaycompany which company is chargedwith offering rebate to R D Woodand Company of this city

Walsh Case ContinuedChicago Match preliminary

hearing of John R Walnh arrested oncharges growing out of the failure ofthe Chicago National bank has beencontinued until April tth The Inabll-y of his counsel to acquaint them

selves with the details of the charm s

against him heenu of the prwMinof other buslne was plven us tiecause of the continuance

Laid His Head Upon TrackMilton Kin Munh i William Da-

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Begin Tnklns Ozonnlsloa Todayand Your Cure Begins Today

Its Vitalized Mnilcinal Foodtie ar V ry UwUlitd

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FAILURE CAUSES ARRESTS

Five Are Held In Connection WithSank Failure

Plttsburg Pa March 28 Five ar-rests have been mane as a result ofthe failure of the Enterprise Nation-al bank of Allegheny which suddenlyclosed Its doors last October followingthe ensattonal suicide of its cash-ier T Ixe

The arrests were made by DeputyUnited States marshals who took intocustody wrest B Nichols private sec-retary to William H Andrews ChasMensemer George R Ralston and

P McMillan employes of theEnterprise bank and George E Cookan alleged partner of Cashier Clark-In several real estate deals A warrant also was issued for Har-vey turner paying teller but he couldnot b found-

In all there are slxtyclcht countsagainst the men Twentytwo areagainst Nichols seventeen against Ral-ston six avalnst Mensem r elevenagainst McMillan eleven against Cooksail one a ilnst Harvey

All the charges are fur acts allegedto have hem dune between June Wland the date of the closing of the bank

Free Alcohol ProposedWashington March 28 A free al-

cohol committee of thu house commit-tee on ways and means has agreed toreport a fr alootwl hill In fullcommittee Wednesday The feature-of the bill Is that It takes the

revenue tax off denatured domes-tic alcohol for technical uselighting heating and motor usesbill Is to go Into effect throe monthsfrom the date of Its passage It ispredicted the effect of the bill willa revolution in heating lighting andfurnishing fuel for motors as alcoholwill be cheaper thnn kerosene oil orgasoline and can be made from anygrain vegetable root or fruit con-

taining starch

Wilson I AcquittedNew York March 2S Frederick H

Wilson formerly financial agent anddbtrlbutlriK clerk In the Indian bureauwarehouse been acquitted of thechaw of the prey roll at thewarehouse by a Jury In the InledStates circuit court Monday TheFpeclilr charge that Wilson put a-

political mend on the pay roll for De-

cember 1004 making affidavit that hehad dune work for which he was enti-tled to a wage of Wilson admit-ted the man had done no work butsaid that he haul been taken on withthe Idea that he would be needed andwas discharged as noon as It was dis-

covered that he was not needed

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Real Estate Coo try teeing and Gen-eral Practice All promptljattended to Once meat door to Sunoflce OAiyifYiLLi FLORIDA

JTERDINASD BAYER

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tweenJacksonville and Atlanta

NORTHBOUNDLeave Jacksonville 745 p IPArrive Atlanta 630 a m

Pullman Sleeping Cars can be occupied in Atlantauntil 755 a m

SOUTHBOUSDLeave Atlanta 1020Arrive Jacksonville 850

Pullman Sleeping Cars can be occupied in Atlanta9 p m

SOUTHERN RAILWAY Cars serve supperleaving and breakfast arriving Jacksonville

District Passenger Agnt Jacksonville

Air Line RailwayFOR

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ington Baltimore Phila-delphia New York

Two Elegant Trains Daily

Seaboard ExpressSeaboard Mail

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