davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-08-15
Stdotiihes,
Greeoon Ser Sie9er.
lDdbreno oes 5auftfampfes inoet Elm form:
lider 1niturm 9eocn Ole um5dur1ur9
Ger 2lrena ltatt.

Die 9roBc 9lre11a Oc5 yGoLumbta Qlt6lettC
Clubs" in 8obeD, Sub, tpar 9citern bis auf
ben lcBten Hlab aefiiut. @egen 1000 Ser
lone1 Datten itb e~ingefunOen, ltm Dem
6auitfarnpf SiptlcDcn Dem 2luitralier DAN
Hrccoon uno Nler. @reggnin5 bci3umobnen.
NlBcr otelen ltan0cn abcr gegcl lauieno
WtcnlcDen orduBen, sic nicbt gelpiIt lparen,
Gtntrttt St be5ablen, lpnDcrn All dllc m0gz
llcDe 9Scllc perlItbtelt, lncntgeltlicb in Sic
Nrend 81 9elangen. 0tebrcre Ofalc pcrz
lucbtc Die robe Ba1De nit WepQlt cinStz
Drl19en, iplroc aber ebenio oft BON Yintcr7
tonlpG6terll Wtcoer Suriifqetriebclt. Damn
begdnn Die Wtcuge nit Stctlten ac0en Sic
llnl5Gunung Der Nrena all lpcrfen unb ais
aub bas NIGHTS bali, etnen ipa6ren &ugel>
re9en altf otelclbc loSSula1ien. SblieBlicb
gelong e@, et11e Srelbe SIT ibla9en uno TO-
fort ttlrmten 9ubenOe BON Mcnifcn
btnetn. sic tpurDcn ober bon Ben q infer
tonlcltten unD @llbdngeltelltcn nit &nitpz
peln uno anoeren Q6dffelt e%mpfangen uno
mach einem belBen Sample nit bluti9en
80pfcn 5urllGgetrtehen. Witbcn0 iiber
ibrcn WtBcrfpl9, iteftc Die 6oroc Damn bic
StdetsO tice, Die un9efdbr ~fiinfSig SUB Dor
Der ltm5Gltnung itan0, in 8ranb ltnb Der
Tlammeni9etn ricf ntcbt gerttge 9(ufz
regutg inter Ben 3uibauern i'm Snnern
Der Qtreno Derpor. gSGbreno bieie ifanba7
l0ien Scencn iic6 auBen abipielten, fano in
bet 2(rcna Der Sauittampf itatt. GS mar
eth erbitterter &dn1pt I'm bic yWi6oletpei9bt
Gbamptonlblp". S6on nac9 ben erlten
uGounbS" ipur0e es ber W2cbr5abl Der j3uz
tcbdler tlar, odB 0re9gainS unterLicgen
mltrOe> Ser Sebtere mar ieincm @e9ner
pobl an Wfut6 ebenburtlg, njdbt ober an
@ei9idli9teit unb boz auem nicbt an
Stdrfe, Sn Ser fiinfse3nten v9touno"
puroe ct BON ctnem iurbtboren Taritz
l1lage unter OaS &tnn nic0ergeltrcctt uno
Wor nicbt I'M Stanbe, ieinem @egner in Der
porgcibriebenen Belt lpicoer gc8eniiber3u>
treten. Der Sieg un6 nit ibm Ser 8rei8
bon $4,000 mrroe Gree6on 5u%erfannt.
, 1893-08-15
..0rteSe lei NIT @nm y.

Popit Geo bat BEN tircblidben Gegnern
ntcbt ben @efalIen get6an, itcb iuegen 6eS
Or, Ofcglpnn nit Benz Grsbii0of Gorris
gan gu itberrpcrfen, 6aS >pGre aub nidt Ser
Wtlbe tpertD 8%eipeier, benn Ser Or. Ntcz
@lQnn lit in tirbliber 8eSie6uno III ben
0rantS 5u recbnen, su 6en y8opultiten" Der
tat1oltlden @erneinic5oit, GorrfQon ober
ut, tOenn oucb piellej6t ser Gaibereou Ser
11orOa1nertfanii9en Sircbe, 10 boA INNER
bin Elm peroienter Wtann, Der in ber Rirc6e
bon Der Ptfc auf 9ebicnt bat un6 6o6 bo8
3elt9 81 etnern Stlbof al iicb baben mus,
lo1l1t lpare ct nicbt auf ben eriten 8iibofSz
itB I'M &anOe berufen wor6en. ST iou Elm
Gtferer un0 en86cr5i9er Menicb icin, oGio
oaS a3cu9 sum 3prannei1 an iiC6 babcn.
aber I'M Wc@lDnn'i9c1 Safe bat er 9&ecbt
9e9abt, tpenn oudb ni4t i'm 8urbleQ'i6en
, 1893-08-15
NusitbtsIofe RLdQe.

Sin getpilicr &. q. Ginion ats Stem
Dort mill bic Stabt GDicogo bnfiir perontz
iportltdb maben, oaB CT am Gage Der bob
mtlcbcn 4Snrooc burcb sic lcbtcrc 10 langc
olf ictlcm @an8c nacb DEM 8o6nDOfe oufz
9cboltcn DUrOc, baB Der 80bn5ug obnc TIN
ooporIu9r lnO icin Silct ieinc @iiltigfeit
perlor. 6llfSzG superintendent 3ci9ler
lnetllte 9eltert, 0aB Die StaOt fir baS Becb
oeS 6errn Ginion nid)t D~erantiportltcb 9ez
macbt tperoen f0nne, neil iie iicb feincr8erS
leBung irgcno elmer Or6tnal1S ihuI0ig 9cz
macbt bat.
, 1893-08-15

- IS lit 0oc6 cttpas Gb6ncS tim Sic
60ft9feity g8enn man ie 10 fie6t, bic
6erren &on6ufteure, mic fe bic iungcn,
biibiben Nt069en uab gGetber bcim Ser
abitei9en pom Grittbrett 10 recbt ber5baft
an ber moui9en Stelle am Nrm faiien, oQz
SIT ben frecben Slid, unb oann glei9 binterz
fer nit anieben muB, mic bie nGmlicber
Sterile Gltere 0amel1, BET Oenen in ben
Qtugen Oieier &unben bic bepuBte vmagnez
tticbe 2(n5icbungsfraft" ST. BEN tempt
passati" gebOrt, eintac6 ii6erle6en oOer
t6nen I'M nit einem @eiibtSauS6rud, Ser
Oa io8t p0ta9 nur i9nea, gu oIte
S6a9tcl, OaB 9u Derunterfommit !" baS
6erobf(immen BON Ben Na9enitufet err
mO8li9en, pcn1 man baS iieDt, 10
fi5It man BEN 9epiB Der3ei6liben 9rong
ilt iuh, 10 eilrem &erl einen gcbOrigen &rttt
altf'S 6tnterleoer 81 geben!
, 1893-08-15
Ser Senator Goorbees bat i'm Seno

- Ser Senator GoorbeeS bat I'M Senat
Ben 2lntra8 9eitelIt, ben 8anten Die Grz
bDbung ibre8 0~{otenumlaufS auf ben 8ez
tra8 iDrer 9efung 5u 9eitatten. Nenn
nGmlicB cine 8anf Gel6 ou5ge6en mill, 70
nuIB ite Oafiir Observation-Disclosures binterz
le8en unO friegt Oam fit ieben Dollar
8OnO 80 Sent 8optergel6. sic iou nun
racb benz &OOrbees 'icben 8orid6log 100Gent
%befontnen unO tpenn Der Sonb iptrflicb
100 Sent tpert6 lit, 10 lit iie a1cb 6a3u be-
recbti9t. Ser SunO leBt ia ionit feline
ei8ellen S9uIooeri9reibungcn berunter,
Der 6tna15mitiiter Carlisle lit nit Dem
Ylane etnperitanben uno en1pfieblt benz
ieiben in einem Sc6rei6en an &oor6ce8,
neil oaOur3 Ser 0cloumlallf INT 10
NftQionen erb0bt mitrOe. Der @orlblag
lit nicbt neu, bat ober biSber BEL Den 0ez
motrtael, bic grlunOl6Blib Den Nationo(z
b9nteH, ais elmer repubLifaniidben @tnz
, 1893-08-15
l(oh cut ~db0cIdufen.

Sine 3elepbousS Otic6ait ricf 6eute frib
nm 2:l5 llbr bic acbtc SpriBenfompngnie
nat9 Benz @ebauoc go. 2013-2O15 Gtate
Str, Dem O@jrOur 0oule", cinem orejz
ltOfi8cn 8aditcingebdube, in ipelcbent 6roll
Sennie SbeloOn Elm 2o8irbauS betreibt.
Die @Gite beS 6auieS 9eriet6cu 0urcb Ben
iicb in Cen Gorrt0orcn seigenben 9taucb BET
nabc in cine 8anif u1lo eilten gum She'll
nUr balb betlei6et in oaS Treie. Die
6eucripebr purbe ie0ocb nacb fIrSer 9(rbeit
nit DEM 6euer fertig. SIS tpurbe niemonO
ocrleBt, uno Der pcfunidre Sdba6en miro
$3.50 foum iiberi4reiten.
, 1893-08-15

ri0tln8 ab9cneigt iinb, feline @no6c ges
%funOcn. ltnO nun fommt 10 Elm Stots
Ocrtofrat, mic Sic 0id!anfc SDtnmore" ltno
mocbt i'm lcibit. 90 mlB Docb mil BEN
0cmoJratcn cine groBe llmlpanOlun9 pprs
geJangcn icin. Sa bic Ntot6 lebrt 0eten!
, 1893-08-15
0nnnrth1 Dntnuter.

3ret Mtal ta9!!b nod9 Mtlluautee. g rbr BORN. '739
@6eaoS IMP 8 4Br 9lbenos. Ser ueue Sampler r@trs
9ulaa lagd . up6 2Jtor9ens uuo Der neue 9anipfs= aSn
Su9llV ne0 SuoLn9ton uno Nioniftee, g Born. &Ht
SGmIta9 lupft Ger SampTer um 9 Ibr Qbenbs ab.
SSeoeh gag na9 AoCire, 0tilipaufee. Sbe6onaaL Ota'
lltoipoe, Selponnee, @bnopee, Sturoepn Ban Ha0 Neno=
mtnee I'M 7:3O ubr Nbeubs.
q Ss9eH 2o9 Han 6ran6 tSooen, Musfegoh, Srane
atuplo1 Ell. I'M f"50 ubr AbenOs, nuT ben Ieuen Gam
pissrn ,Atlarta" unb p@itp ri 8acine."
Na9 Sreen 8aD. Gscanaba. Otaniitique uno 99aD
Rorts am SamftG9, Z Ibr Qbenbs.
Nu6 oer WfidIiaan 9ue, i0oprtpb
, 1893-08-15
Qafebdu.

9oS 9eitri9e critic Spiel Der Serie stpi>
ibcn BEN 2ouiSuilIeS unb Gbica9oS enbete
nit etnem Siege fir Sic Griteren, bauptz
iGbli9 lpeil Der Umpire" Gorntberes fait
1T auen 5tpetfelhaften SG1en 81 @uniten
Ser QoutspiQcS enti6teb, Gapt. 9lnion's
nele 2eute, beren 9eiteru 6rei mitipielter,
bepieien abermaIS, baB tie tbr 6anbpert
%Deritanocn unO au9 Cuff un5 2iebe 5ur
SQche hQttelt. 9fochltehenh bic .Scnre".
, 1893-08-15

-Gteutenont Tranf S'gfeiu tpuroc 6eutc
gum BriDatiefretGr beS ne1en 9oli3eidef5
Brennan ernannt.
Die 67iGbrtge @itttpe 2lnna 8urt9e,
geo. 763 N. Chicago 2lpe., itarb beute
Wforgcn an ben 8ranOpWnben, bic ite ii6
am leBten 9onneritag beim 2lnsiinOen zines
&eroitne9S fens 3u3og. 0o5 brennenbe
Del bate tbre SleiDer in 8ranb geieBt unb
ba NtcrnanO inn 6auie mar, lpelcber Der
altcn 6rau sur 6itlfe fommen fonnte,
lpurOe tie bon ben 6lammen i9refli6 5u7
gertcbtet.
, 1893-08-15
9focblte6en0 Sic Score


ugarneb auns" GDico9o 3; eouisniaes, 2. rGeft
on ~gaiesoxGDica9o s; SOHiSpras 4 6trlt Saie on
9rolpn. uStru1 Dut"-@amp, Sarge, 80. 8rpmu (),
:, 9r0wn; H9oms raaS"-@omg, SDit4ell. gSpo=
uSocriftce bttS" 1aNniou o. Mbbep, SO. grOpn, Camp,
Strattpn. uStole1 1Wtlm1pt, S'8Durfe, 98ea=
oer, &orrott, :. Srpmn. v9ouble Nlog,"aoG. 9romn
2:10, llmptre-GnrutberS.
, 1893-08-15

- ST lit pieter BON Sen &obten auferz
itanOen; Ser Daniel 98ebIter!.. Scbpei9
title, ungldubtger G6orna5, ct lit 9eitern
gum Otaiiepuertpalter beS pertradbteu
vWtonroe 0otel" in 0poe Barf ernaunt
tpDrOell.
, 1893-08-15
GoteaeO s. ssea : gatdoteam : sabm

@bIc09O citation, SUB BON u. sfr.
(Staot=Cffice, 81 Glart Str)
Nbt0Drt. Mufuuft.
3.25 0t-@O9ento9e-bur9f 9orlor=@ar-6.5O u
5.45 Observation-Disclosures Sdblofu. . Oh
1875 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eS 9tofpag- 80 Nt
9uTdfabreroc s3ttee andl @ramo Rapios,
MetsSfeg, GbarteO0tg, Ban @iem, SrauerIe
SitN.
, 1893-08-15

Nbonntrt auf bos Nbenoblatt oer Sutnots
StaatSs 3eitung. greis l Sent per drummer,
6 Gents per Wo9e.
, 1893-08-15
0i(en6aRm- &aRrnldne.

Nbica9O, W%tigtpamfee &c 81. @nuI=Gt5cmbahm
" Stoot=Sidct Oftce: POI Glarf=9tr.; Selephone
2l9O Drain. Union @aiiagier.S tattou: GanoL, @Doms-
mo Mt1otipn=Str.
, 1893-08-15

Isle WiGeI=@Iate!" Tetu BORT, Gbtca9o
umO ct. &ouiS=&iienbabn.

9epDt: @de Slart uno 3lpDIfte StraBe.
Gbfabrt bon &bicagp 7.35 Born. 2.90 yta6m. unb
go Abenbs; @utunft in Gbicogo $40 Born, $40
@beubs uno $50 Abenbs. ale .3l9e laufen td9li6;
Wegeu Der sSabrpretie ober 9etten i'll S9lafpdgen ri1tet
NntraQen on 8. &EorHe. 8iaet'2l0ent 1879 Start Ctr.
, 1893-08-15

E@ESS7 Chicago, &HrItmetoa & Guinea
R,HaFhfIkTKM Gtienbahn.
AAAM Sir 3iGets unb 56lafpaQen fpredbl
E8 ~ tTk<i Dor in 2l @lorf=Str. II. III Der llniun
sfMlNil1ss9s Vafen9er Station, @anai=StrnBe Auo
E-1&4Z@A3 adams.
2Gue 9hfnhr Il Nlnfrnf
, 1893-08-15
Die StelIun9 Der ~ Stubs ber vgtationaI
2eague" lit bis ieBt folaen6e:

- 9as S1abamt in 8ai6in9ton bat
George &. @alaOan gum SbersSngenieur
oes Goitumbauies in Chicago crnannt.
, 1893-08-15
QbfaDrt 2~Infunft
epunctr gIuffs. Omaha. QcsWIoI.

Wlilluoutee IL. ~3faciue-WbTobrt: 100 At, 1870 81.
hoo o.; Gntllnft: '7:l5 81. $3.50 Wt. 1905 ID.
II 20 VI. Ills IT,, 1900 81. '6:l5 81. '9:45 q.
geaufefbo & Dto .fo1-N6fabrt: 100 81. $3.50 81,
tll:3O W&, 300 81. '5OOgt.; aufunft 1905 0&,
fl:l5 ". t400 81. t6. 15Qbbs.. '9:45 @bos.-'S69l9.
+3dQIidb. ausgeuDmmen SpHuta9S. f&Qgl9, Dlon.
tags ou5genommen. +Sdglid, Soms Tags ausseuOm.
mon
, 1893-08-15

gbtcaeo SC giortbtpc - si1eh
" Offices: gtos. 206-208 9lart : StroBe. on Der
SofleD Noenue Citation un0 am 9epOt @Ge @eQs=un6
&iuSie=Str.
9lhfnhrt LNLrf,u.t
, 1893-08-15

Nbicaao, Sod SsIanS & 9actRc.sabu. -
" 8aIogier=Stattou Ban guren=5tr, elm @Iod
iu0lt9 bonn 9ooro Of Srabe. 3idetECffice: 1O4 @Iarfftr.
, 1893-08-15
n : " Union paKen9er Station.
yIzGnnSyIVdnid lines.
eloams., 0amaI. mno Waotfon.s tr.
. ousgenommeu Gonntag.

Sldet=OfftceS: Yin Der Station. III CAB @. elarf.
Str0Be, Sde SadloH, mo I'M auditorium 6DteL.
0urd=5uge labreu tpIe Iolgt na1 @eutral=53eit:
, 1893-08-15
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

Nem Sort Central nno Bolton & %9lbanB=
GiIenbabmen. Sic 9tiagara Sails gtoute
3uge n~erlaiIeu uno to1tmen on in Der reuen @entrol=
citation an 9ate Sront SUP pon 4art 8op. mo
p. Str., 80. Ctr. uno 9poe Bart. Staot=&tdet=OfTce
81 Glart=Str.
, 1893-08-15

2%(benbblott Der 81. GtaatS5tg. 1 Sent.
, 1893-08-15
2t6foDrt I9lntuuf t
&a@roiie. mtnOno, ct. Saul unb
W%tiHneapoliS ......... ..... !

3d9ltG. / Sdgl19, ausgeuontmen @unntaa8.
Sdgltd, ouS9et. SomitagS. Z 2dgli6, ausgenOmmer
Wt0ntaQS.
, 1893-08-15
Iaal9a R9!gn155.

safe SbOre tmo sgttG). Southern, ySelp g)orf
SeitraI, Softon u1o Observation-Disclosures.
Sic 3i9e 9eben 90 uro fonnten an, iuie folgt:
, 1893-08-15

glbfabrt gnfuuft
Il. aug. 1893. pOn in
Chicago Chicago
, 1893-08-15

- Sin ~blutt9er StraBenfampf fan6 in
8erlt1 in Der ncuen &0ni8itraBe itatt, Ser
3pan5t9idbrige SoDn 6eS S9anfpirtbs st.
gertetb nit eilli9en &otpbieS in Streit ltno
tpurbe cbeniO tpie fem ibm SIT 9itlfe fomz
member Gater arg gemiBbanbelt. Nnpob7
ner ilcbten bic 8eorangten 81 unterititBen,
baS @eitnbel erbielt ebenfallS SuccurS, unb
nun tpuroen Die Wtcifer ee3oaen, NIT mel
chen bic Strolbe auf ibre @e8ner etnoran@
gen. Sin Dtl6utDmmenber S6uBmann mar
Der Wtcr8e 9egenilber mabtIOs, unO 10 Der>
9tn9 tpobl etne babe Stunoe, bis cine
grOBerc Nbt6etllng 8oli3etbeamter eribten,
oenen eS 9eloH9, iecbs Der 6aupti6ulbigcn
gu perboften. 2tuf Der 8acbe macbten Ote
Stitirten grOBen 2Grm unb S%erriiien II. q.
ctncm Sdubmann Die Uniform, 10 baB ite
i6lteBlt5 9ebunben tperben muBten. Sine
gr0Bere Nn3a6l BON 9erionen batten Ser
leBun9en e%rIittelr, tpetcbe ar5tltcbe 9llfe erz
forOerltc6 macbtel.
, 1893-08-15
BIC EOuR-ROuTE.

80 Station, Gde 8ntt uu6 Dearborn ctr. Sidet.
Office; POI G. @Iorf Str.
ESnnllh rSnnl nrGnett En,ttttI 0IhEnhrt u ArnEn,.fA.
, 1893-08-15
Ralfimore C Dim iEpn6nhn

CHE5 s3f45 0eGfaR3;B6AAT I'VE gTfE It. RY, co. Srans
Stoot=Office an @lorf uuo Sodion Str. C9benIr 8lbg.l
, 1893-08-15

0tbfabrt Ianfunft
, 1893-08-15
CHICAGO & A~lT0N-URi0N PASSENGER STATI0N.
Canal Street, between Maulson and Adams SITS
Ticket Office TAE South CLARK Srraar

(Nbicaso & @aftern Saimois GiIenbabu. -
W S~rdet=Sffices: 23O @iart=str, GmbitoriumESote
rno 8aiia9ier.StotiOn, 9earborn= uno 8olf=Str.
Sd9t9. / Sonnta9S aus9en. IAbfabrt. NnfunFt.s:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-18
RARBOUX,s ARquMnNT.
He Urges the Jury TO Restore the
Luster to the Name OF De Lesseps.

He Urges the Jury TO Restore the
Luster to the Name OF De Lesseps.
PARIS, March I'm. Barbour to-day
concluded his argument in defense Of
Charles do Lesseps. He said that from the
outset Of the trial. the country had looked
upon it less for its value than as q symptom
of French public life. All these men were
in the harness Of Office and not alone those
accused here, but others also might have
been prosecuted in order TO satisfy public
opinion. WHY exclaimed M. Barbour,
"were Rouvier and Nanet let Rog Doubt
less because it would have been dangerous
90 prosecute them. Remember Lafontaine'
saying: According ns you arc po werful or
miserable the judges Of the court will pro-
nouuce you white or blackP Your con-
sciences, jurymen, will dictate 20 you the
verdict whereby you will earn
the imperishable honor Of having
done justice TO an honorable man, restore
fame 70 an illustrious name and oompen-
safe the country for the prestige lost
through the accusation OF one Of her noblest
children
Murmurs ofapplause greeted the close Of
M. Barboux's address.
NJ. DubGit then proceeded to argue In de-
Tense of Marius Fontaine. He urged that
there was nothing in the evidence to sus-
tain the charge against M. Fontaine and
that be was being made to pay for devotion
20 his chief De Lesseps.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-18
A FOOLISH STORY DENIED.

Cleveland Did Not Ask a Rearrangs.
msnt OF the Senate Committees.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE statement
that President Cleveland, through the Seu-
ate, expressed dissatisfaction yesterday
with the committee list as adopted by the
Senate, and sought to obtain a reoonsiders-
tion of it, ought not TO need the denial
which was made to-day by the friends of
the President In the Senate. President
Cleveland is not in the habit OF doing fool
ish things, and 10 ask a rearraDgement Of
the assignment Of democrats TO committees
after the entire committee list had been
unanimously adopted by the Senate would
have been too fatuous even for
foolish person TO do. OF
course MIR. Cleveland did no such
thing. He can hardly be expected to ap-
prove OF the Senate committees unquAlI-
fiedly. 1t is very well known that he diff
fers with the majority on the finance com
mittee on the silver question, but Mr.. Cleve-
land has not protested to the Senate against
the selections he did not like, nor will be
make war on the senators selected. Neither
is there any sign that the democratic sena-
tors who differ with him will undertake to
Obstruct the confirmation of his nomina-
tions On the contrary, it is evident that
all the nominations made by the Presidents
will be promptly confirmed,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-18
QUARANTINE RULES.

The Conference at Washington Ad-
journs After a Harmonious Session,
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE confer
ence between Supervising Surgeon General
Wymsn of the marine hospital service aud
the maritime quarantine officers from al-
most every one Of the Atlantic and Gulf
states, for the purpose of agreeing upon
unRnimity in the national quarantine, was
resumed to-day. Resolutions framed by
officers of the marine hospital service were
carefully gone over section by section, were
perfected and were voted on in detail.
The sessions have been entirely harmo-
nious. The conference remained in session
until about s o'clock Tonight, and then,
having completed the work before it, Rd-
louTned sine die.
Many changes were made in the resolu-
tlons before they were finally adopted as a
whole. They provide in detail
rules and regulations concerning
what vessels shall be placed
IN quarantine, their treatment while 50 de-
tained as well as that Of their passengers,
crews and oRrgoes; contain specific rules in
regard TO handling of yellow fever and
cholera cases, and in fact, embrace every
thing that should be done for the preven-
tion of the introduction of disease and the
handling of vessels containing it when they
reach our shores.
Tho conference has been a most salts
factory one 20 the officers of the marine
hospital service, who believe that strict en-
ioreement OF the regulations agreed upon
Will keep disease from entering the country
so Tar as the porEs Of the United States are
concerned.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-18
SCHNEIDER BANGED.
The Prisoner Had to Be Helpad to
welk to the Gibbet


WASHINGTON, March IT, 49, Howard
Jefford Schneider was banged at 1852
O'Clock this morning in the district Jail on
the outskirts of the oity for the murder Of
his wife on Jan. 81, 1899. He was indicted
also for the murder Of her young brother at
the same time and place, but this case was
not brought to trial. The procession to the
scaffold was a small one. First came the
warden of the jail. Beside him walked
Robert Strong, the guard who adjusted the
rope about Scnneider's neck, and who par.
formed the same service for Guiteau. Then
came Schneider staggering and supported on
either side by one Of the guards Of che jatl
Then came che minister followed by two
guards. There was but brief delay when
the soafoid was reached. There was brief
prayer. The signal was given, the drop
fell and Schneider With a rope about his
neck fell about dozen feet and sn was
over.
STORY or THE CRIME.
The double murder which led Howard
Schneider 10 the gallows was ons Of the
most sensational crimes IN the history Of the
District OF Columbia. By reason Of the
previous respeotability of the murderer, the
standing and wealth of bis relatives and the
unremitting efforts OF his counsel and
friends 10 save him from the gailows, the
case attracted widespread interest. la inaDy
Of its surrounding circumstances the case
recalled that OF Guiteau. One Of the judges
who participated in the trial OF the case
Judge Cox, was the same that tried Guiteau
the plea of insanity was set upin Schueiders
case rs in GuiteGu'S, and toe principal ex-
pert on the part OF the government in both
cases was the same, Dr. Mcdonald, The
tragedy enacted was in the most
ar1stocratio and quiet residence section Of
Washington and occurred just at drak on
Sunday evening, the last day OF January.
1899. The victims were Amanda Hamlink
Schneider, his young wife, and her brother,
Frank Hamlink. They we're the son and
daughter Of Derrick +. Hamlink. a retired
business man of this city, and it was almost
In front of their fathers house that they
met their assassination on tho public street
Because Of his general worthlessness aud
vicious propensities the young wife had sep
arated from her husband and the latter re-
sorted 10 tho pistol for revenge. There is a
general conviction that Schneider has been
shamming insanity for many months.
His actions at the last moments in
dicated that bis mind was perfectly
clear. During Schneidsr's last hour upon
earth Rev. Mr.. Paison and colored evan
Relist, named Roberts, we're with him.
Roberts sang the hymn, Jesus Save Me, 4"
and endenvored to have Schneider repeat
the words after him, his efforts being
crowned with some measure of success The
two men prayed earnestly and exhorted him
10 stirring words, but to the end their ad-
vances were met In only alf-hsarted man-
ner Schneider went to his doom az be mad
lived for the past year, apparently oblivious
OF the past aud reckless Of the future
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-18
PRaspYraAIAN pIssnNsIoNs.

A Newspaper Secures "a Ballot on the
Recent ControversisR.
CINCINNATI March 1.-THE ballot Of the
Presbyterian ministers on the Briggs and
Smith heresy oases, and on the doctrine OF
biblical inerrsnOy inaugurated some time
ago by the Cincinnati Post is practically
complete. A few scattering votes from far
distant regions, India. Asia aud Africa, will
drop in during the next two months, but
these cannot change the results. Prof.
Briggs and DR.. Smith are overwhelmingly
defeated by a majority equal to that ia the
last Presbyterian general assembly at Port
land. The Bible is also indOresd as a
book practically without error and
containing true messages of God TO
mau Higher criticism as explained by
Prof. Briggs is condemned destructive
and as an aid to Inddeliry. Blank ballots
we're sent TO every twelfth Presbyterian
minister whose name was found upon the
church roll in the general assembly's minutes
for 1892, OF the 325 ballots received 259 In
dorse the dsliveranoe OF the general as
sembly at Portland on tho inerrancy OF the
scriptures. Against this vote stand eighty
ballots from ministers who do not approve
Of the deliverance and are mostly on the
side Of Prof. Briggs and DR.. Smith. A dozen
or more of the sdIssenters declare, however
their faith in the Bible as an inerranb book,
but claim that the general assembly at Port
land oversJepped its TiRhtful powers in en-
forcing the new dogma on the church.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-18
ATLANTA,s PosrMAsrERsnIP.

A Lively Fight Between Senator Gor-
don and Congressman Livingston.
ATLANTA, GA, March Congressman
Livingston arrived in Atlanta at 1890
o'clock tonight from Washington to take q
hand in the row over the appointment oe
postmaster. Col Livingston and Senator
Gordon are at daggers points on account of
this appointments. The senator has indoreed
J. M. Couper and insists upon his appoints
ment, but Col. Livingston has manifested
determined opposition. He has secured tha
assurance from Postmaster General BisselR
that no appointment will be made until
after he returns from the visit he Is now
making TO Atlanta for the purpose OF sizing
up the situation. Col. Livingston
will not, however, allow ths
appointment 20 be settled by
e primary Of the people IL be can help II,
but hopes TO be able to defeat Senator Cor
don and his man on their own ground. The
dispute has developed into the most disc
cuBsed topic OF the day and the proposition
10 submit the whole question TO a regular
primary election has intensified the feeling
between the friends OF the rival candidates.
A hot fight on that issue has been forced bea
tween the morning and evening papers The
Journal, Secretary Smiths paper, opposes
a primary, which course, it is said, Is
dictated from Washington as at the
inception Of the issue that paper took
neither side. In regard to the report that
he had endeavored to create strife between
Senators Gordon and Colquitt, Congressman
Livingston intimated that something might
drop" in that quarter in the near future.