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CAPT EVNP HOWELL DEADIW Mfeil Known Georgian and ProminentNsMnpaper Min Passes Away

Atlanta August 8 Captain Evan P1

Xtowell died Sunday stiernoon at 1222r1 Retook at his residence in West End

Captain Howell was for years Man-aging

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editor of The Atlanta Constitu-tion

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He was connected with that j

paper with the late Henry Grady Hewas mayor of Atlanta 19031904 Hetad served several terms in the Geor-gia legislature He was a gallant Con-

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y > soldierThe end came calmly and peaceful-

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The sleep into which he sank lateSaturday afternoon was unbroken tothe end Occasionally it appeared

A that he would regain consciousness-and he would speak a few words onlyto fall asleep again

During the late morning his breath ¬

ing became more and more subduedand at noon members of his familyrealized that the end was only a fewminutes away His death at 1222oclock was scarcely perceptible With-out a struggle and without a move-ment life passed from him A momentlife lapsed before it was realized thathe was dead

His funeral will take place Tuesdayscorning at 10 oclock at the residenceThe Interement will be in Westvlewcemetery

Captain Howell is survived by hiswife Mrs Julia E Howell and sevenchildren Hon Clark Howell Jr Hon

xS Albert Howell Jr Mrs Robert L

foreman Mrs Ida Cramer Miss Rosake Howell Mrs Byron Bower andEvan P Howell Jr His brothers areColonel Albert Howell Sr Charles AHowell and Clark Howell Sr His

r sisters are Mrs Nathan Lyon andYrs Park Woodward

Priceless Collection of Antiques-San Francisco August 8The Ex-

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of Melbourne brother of the lateSenator Stanford has offered to dosate to Stanford University almostpriceless collection of antiques whichbe says were collected for him fromEgyptian tombs by the Astral bodyof a blacksmith mystic who took but99 seconds for the round trip fromflfcypt to Australia The name ofthe blacksmith medium or mahatm-aS C Bailey and it is said that someer the leading scientists of the world4

Relieve in his work as communer withthe inhabi nts of the astral worl-dYd his ability to perform seemingalracJesDr Jordan however hasmade it clear that this collection thelist of which includes many articlesel great value as antiquities will not-

e accepted basing his objection onthe openly avowed method g it scotJacUng-

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SrTi Narrow Escape from DeathNew York August 8Paul Morton

president of the Equitable Life Assurnee Society and Mrs Morton had amarrow escape from serious injurywhen their automobile ran into anEIghth avenue car at Twentyfourthstreet Mr and Mrs Morton weresi their way across town with twofriends whom they bad met at thePennsylvania railroad depot when inattempting to avoid a southbound carthe wheels slipped and the machinestruck the car a glancing blow Theconductor was thrown from the plat-form

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and slightly hurt and tiyj auto-mobile

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was temporarily disabled butnot further damage was donei

J Mute Child Burns to DeathAtlanta August 8With her cloth

Ing on fire and the flames leapingabout her body and into her face Hilie Silverman the 9yearold dauThterof Isaac Silverman of 147 Piedmortavenue stood on her front porch Sun-dayI evening at twilight unable to cr

1 out for help because she was a muteHer uncle discovered her and took hrup in his arms and did not seem tocare for the flames His face andhands were badly burned The cliilrlhad inhaled the fire and her internalInjuries caused her death

Train Kills Cotton ChoppersHillsboro Tex August 7A fast

Cotton Belt passenger train somewhatbelated crashed into a party of nEgrocotton choppers about a mile and ahalf east of town shortly after mid-night

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killing Ray Edwards and hiswife and badly mangling HenryThompson and his wife A child ofEdwards was run over try the trainbut was unhurt The negroes tried ofchopping cotton had camped on the t

t track thinking the train had passedand wer easleep when the struck I

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Negro Killed at Camp Meeting1 Gainesville Ga August SOne ne-

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is reported killed and severalawounded as a result of a riot at anegro canipmeeting at Klondike a sta¬

4 tion on the Gainesville Midland rail ¬

way 11 miles below Gainesville Sher-iff

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Crow wassummoned and left for thescene at once As the place cannot-be

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IAlabaman Fatally Shoots Brother

2 Birmingham Ala August 8cIaud I

Tetherow shot and fatally injured hisI

brother W B Tetherow Pinckneyf City near Birmingham Four shots

were fired each of which took effect

t The man who did the ahootisa is caabed in jail here and ref AM to

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