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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-07-13
LIFE CRUSHED OUT.
ChaS. Nelson Killed While
Laying Pipe in the
Sewer.
The Curling Co11apses and
Catches Him in Deadly
Embrace.


sewer excavation on Second st.y' be.
tween Main and Pine, Charles Olson
OF st. Paul, was instantly killed just
before noon on Wednesday. At that
point the trench is about ten feet deep
through, the sand, and he was engaged
in pipe laying at the bottom. He evil
IDENTIFY raised up to escape his i'm
pending doom when the curbing COM
menced to collapse, and was in a
standing position, caught between the
timbers which were not more than six
iches apart after the accident &C.
Cured.
For those not familiar with the
methods OF deep excavation through
sand a brief explanation may be
helpful in understanding the nature of
the accident: As the work progresses
the sides of the trench are supported
by plank driven down on both sides
OF lateral supports held apart by
heavy braces about eighteen inches
long, and - the excavation pro.
grasses the retaining planks are
driven down until thu bottom OF the
trench 10 reached. The pipe layer
works between these plank WALLS, and
Olson was 30 engaged whom the; walls
shut together snelasping him in their
fatal embrace. = 49,
How it. occurred is not. definitely
known. The. pressure is enormous
and Was increased by the heavy
shower Of the. early morning. T., Mr..
o'Neil,, one Of the> contractors IN
charge Of the work observed evidences
Of wsaknsss inSAia part. Of the curb.
ing and warned Olson out, Of the
trench until the sssys could bs strength
soed. He replied that. it.. was. all
riGhs-ahsre twss no danger. Again
.O'Nsil told him 70 ees out until the
work was rs-enforcsd. He did not
'hesd, and two. or three minutes later
the crash came. ), - -
: oiscAsri.so soa, :, se.htas Ii Il sa.~ !
Ases oAhsrf haa Mo- b. came hon: s..
Rsal 70 lay Rips. The youngero 'Nstl,
ThoiAfs;;.ah ehsrgsyotshs. xerht; hsvv.
int :tastfspksd hissfSshSr ler = nan.
Re arri1ed4 on. Mondsy night !. aad
wsas to. work on. Tufadsy morning.
Asser ,hs aee;dsas the hands employed
CA the es1sr set >ss.works=te'dis. ths
di<kswss thafths;hody nighA b taken
oass EIw4Stu It'll tisw, and while
he .brsGshsd tor some ninutes; IL; wss
evident from ,hi nrst thstAhsreMas no
hope for him. After IN hourSof hard
work. in which many citizens assist:
ed, the trench was widened sufficiently
to admit OF the body being lifted out,
and il va taken to- the, undertaking
rooms Of william. schsrfius to be
prepared, for burial. .
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-07-13

"During the hot weather last sum.
msr I had severe attach of cholera.
morbus, necsssitating my leaving my
business" says Mr.. c. A. Hare, Of
Hare Bros, Fincastle, Ohio. "After
taking two or three doses of Cham.
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar.
rhoea Remedy was completely re.
lieved and in few hours was able to
resume my work in the store. I sin.
cerely recommend it to any one af-
ficted with stomach or bowel trouble.
For sale by Hanson & Emerson.
Superintendent F. E. Ward of the
Great Northern while in the city on
his way to Cass Lake said that the
company would exert all the influence
possible to have the order removing
the settlers in Cass Lake village re-
considered, or at least suspended.
Our baby has been continually
troubled with collie and cholera in
fantum siuce his birth, and all that
we could d osfors him did not seem.to
give more than temporary relief, un,
til We tried Chamberlain,s Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
Since giving that remedy he has not
been troubled. We want to give you
this testimonial as an evidence of our
gratitude, not that you need it to ad-
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-07-13

The Detroit International convsn.-
tien OF the Christian Endeav or So
ciety was the greatest yet held with
thirty thousand delegates. The par
ticular interest this year has been its
growth in Russia, the only country in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-05
Guab wie0er nnmtnirt.

6Qrri8burg, 9a., 3. Sanuar.
- Die republitaniTfEn Mitulisoer
Der 9eieBsge6ung BON 9snnfplDunien
btelten 6euts 4benD einen @uutu5 uno
nominirten 90. QWdD uno Sone8 gu
8unoesienatoren. 0as 8otum mar:
Quab 90, Sones 9 Stimmen. 3pei
Stimmen puroen fir Srn. 6. g. sra
gee ~a6gegeben. 8pn ben 164 Sendto>
rem uno ReprGIentdnten lpo6nten 1O8
benz GautuS BEL. 20 peniger ol8 bic
Mn3abl, peIae erforoerlt4 1T, UNI bic
GrpGbtung BET gemeini4aftli4er Do
itimmung burf2uHsBen.
Die HominotionQuap' puroe fpdz
ter auf antrag Magee's CUR etnittmz
mjgen gemd9t.
(SpGter.) = Don ben 1874 republiz
tuniI3en Mitqliebern Der 9eIeBgez
bung tparen i'm 8an3sn 100 - 10
tpeniger, ais CUR GrpdbIung nOt6penz
big = i'm GautuS antpeIeno. Sin
56liaBli9 Der 0emotraten beIte6t Die
Qegislutur aus 256 MitgIiebern. Die
Nnti Quup : 2Sibrer iubiltren Beute
Qbenb unO prop6e8eien, DaB 4uaD
ME tpieoer ertpGblt perbsn t0nne.
Quap uno feline @n6Gnger be6aupten
baS 9egsntbeil uno GuBern bic lle6erz
3eugung, DaB lie bic ibnen nod fe6len@
ben Stimmen BEL Der emit 6eioenOen
Q6itimmung erbalten psrOen, Da berz
i6teoene Republifuner bur4 &rantz
6eit unb unosre 1mitdnbe pon Der 8e>
t9etligung am Goutu5 abgebalten
purben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-05

Gin iugenbIi9er Musretz
Der. - Der GonftabIer SoIepb Sic
mon fanb geitern Nbenb gegsn 10 l1br
an SanoperItrdBe, ndbe Sort : 4Dez
nue., bon 10 : iG6rigen Gam. Wbeeler,
Der fpeinenO unb Dor &Glte 3itterno
9egsn einen 3oun 9elebnt am 8ooen
FAB. Serr Simon, peIfer Den &naz
ben fannie, bru6te i'm nab Der fioltz
9en Station, mo er cine itetnertpetz
9enbe 9eI9i9te gu er3GbIen bate, ME
ibn feline S4peIte o6re irgenb tpelz
den 9runb aus benz 9duie gepieien
uno inn bsfoblen babe, ME 5uriid gu
fe6ren. Seine S6psIter 6lorence
tpo6nt felt Dem SoOe ibrer Gltern in
Nr. 1421, Siib : G9a%rlestraBe, uno
fagte ouf 8efrogen, Dap ibr 8ruoer
~borgeitsrn na4 Dor Qrbeits S9ule in
Qrbutus, mo er felt 16 M2pnuten Qufz
nabme gefunben babe, abgereiit lei, u.
mar .6D9It erItdunt, bon Der QnIpeienz
beit i6res 8rubers in Baltimore gu
6Oren. @s itellte ii3 bann aud hers
aus, OaB Der &nabe Bel ieiner Qntunft
in Der @nftult ReiBau5 genommen
bate unb bier6er 5uriidgefebrt mar.
5reunbe Der 6amilie bOlten ben jun
gen Our9gGnger bon Der Station ob
unb perben Jpn beute nd3 Der S4uIe
3uriid6ringen.
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Bier sriner deirutGen bisr s6pefern

Columbus, D., 8. San. - Sn
Sratl, 3ebn MSsiIen n0rOli4 Don Ga
nal Opber, o, ino nit bier 8riiOer,
Namens @umers, bier S4peItern,
Ramens Sp9Itetter, bor6eiruthet NOR
ben. Die 8rGute urb 8rdutigame
itebsn fGmmtli9 i'm Qlter BON Is bis
% Sabrtn. Der ndmli9e 9eiitli9e
pol3og bic bier Srauungen, tpeI6e
nabe3u cine Stunbs in Qnipru3 nab
men. Die bier iungen &bspdare
perben bi9t Bel chamber tpo6nen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-05
ShucGe Sahrt,

NRGc0go, 3. Sanu1r. = Uet
9oftf9neQ5ug Der n8urIir8ton8a6n,"
pel4er IeBte No6t BON Council
8luff8 Angling unb beute frii1 bier an
fam, fat bic i9nsuite 6abrt 3piiden
beioen StGDten gemo6t. Die Gntferz
nung betrGgt stfpu5 iiber 500 W&eilen,
unO Der 3ug Iegte bieIel6sn in 523
Mfinuten auriid, BON nelGen er od5u
nod 49, M}inuten urterpeg5 bura
Wufenth1lte berbrdu6te.
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Ser TeuerOG1nnl1.

9roptbencs, 81. s., 3. San. -
Sn einem BON a4t 6amtlien 6epobnz
ten SuuIe an Der 2tneitraBe BRAD
heute frUb 6euer aus. 6rant Mc0srz
mott, "a Sabre alt, erittdte babel, unb
Sobn S'8rien, iopie oeIfen Satin
tpurOer bom &au4e iiberndltigt.
6rau SH8rien bsfinbet ii9 in fritz
f6sm 3uitanbe. Der bur9 ben 8ranb
beranIuBte petuniGre 8ertuit lit nt4t
beDsutenb.
9ttts6urq, 9a., 3. Sdnuar.-
Se6S 2Gben unO @o6n6GuIer i'm Sc
f9Gftsbiertel BON Surtle Greet, ga,
branntsn beute nieoer. 8erluIt $780,
900. Wan bermut6et 8ranDIttftunq.
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germii6te trIrgrupbii6e srpri6rn,

Der 3uItdno oes IN Md1brngton,
.. g., tront barrieber liegsnben &ez
prGientanten 0ingIeD bon W2atne bat
fi9 geItern pieber etpas g%e6siIert, unb
man Eegt rreue 9Offnung auf 9enez
Tung bes 8atienten, obgIei9 bic &riIi5
in Der &rant6eit erit mOrgen OOer am
6reitag erpartet Dtro.
- Die 2egi5latur bon Sennefee
fat ben Senator 20. 9. Bate auf's
Isue gu feinem &mte nominirt.
MlfreD Sones unO MDrris
&nig6t, 80, reip. Is Sabre alt, bra4en
nabe 5untingOOr, 9u., bei'm S4tittz
19ubtdufen ouf benz Suniuta RiOer
bur9 bas Sis unb e~rtranten-
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shrrd[ihe Notwithstanding.

8Ioomtngton, Su5., 3. San,
- So6n QittOn i6oB beute in Dem
bena46urten Srte Minter, peitli3
BON bier, feline Satin, feline 5pet
8inbsr unb fi9 fsIbIt. Die 5ruu uno
bic Rtnber Tinb tpbt, unD Option tann
ni9t bubon tommsn. Gtferfu4t mar
bic urTaGe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-05

DlC S( v Nv I ~ W. NV
bunt eta m mes Nr. 80" bonn
nunQ66. Sroen Der Rot6mGnner"
purDen geItern @benb in Der nSrintz
tDzSuQe" an Der SrinitpItraBe initial
Iirt. 9ie neuen 8eumten finO: Or
G6ief 2puts 0unnenfelfer,' Sber6ief
So6n @rob, unter4isF GOnrab WelB.
8ei6ief $. S4mel8, SstretGr @9riit.
WiBgoG, @4aBmeiiter 8urI S4mibt.
Die S~n3taqirung fanb bur6 bic fols
genoen 8roBbeamter fat: Oberg8r.e
G6ief Grnft 8runblo8, 8roB@8st6ief
Wm. MQders6uuIen, 9roB1Setretdr
sSo6n 8art6olomdus, 9roBHS4aBz
meffer Quq. R6isde uno @roB : Murz
f6aG SO. S6uub. No6 Der Snitals
lirunq fonb in benz Reituurant beS
6rn. &art Sfmibt an Der @aIternz
@pen1e Elm ganfett Itott.
Der .5effenz 0urm It a ID
ter g bialt geIttrn46enO in
Serrn 9litt5 5aae, Nr. 1907. Gan
tom 4Denus, feline regelmdBige Ser
TammlurQ ub. Den @orIib fiibrte
8rGioent Seinri8 S6neiOsr uno ba5
9rotofoQ Sstretdr &ttterpuE9. 3pei
reue Mttglieoer rpurben borgeT4tagen.
Sine Ginlaoung pom rSeHen : 0arm>
ftdbter : 9erein" bon @afbington, ..
g., tpuroe perteTen uno Der 8erein be-
f6loB in Gorp0re, Der Ginlabung5o.,z
ge gu ~leiften. SIN l1ebrigen purben
nur 0foutine : @eI4dfte erIeoi9t.
81. Satpbu8 Ritter. -
Die SnTtaGdtion Der neuen 8eamten
uno Sffi3iere Der Ct. SotObus : 8itz
tor fanb geItern @berb in Der 81.
Satobus 9aue an 4isquitbz, 3piz
f9en Eager uno GbaIeItrabe, itatt
bur9 Serrn Sp9n q. Rsis, t%porauf
Dom 9rGiiOsnten uno beri3ieDenen
unberen 8eamten fur5e QnTprd9sn
ge6alten puroen. Die 8eamten unb
Sffi3iere Iin0: 9rdIibent @buarb
@olf, 9ice : 9rGIioent GaIpar 9olOz
mann, SefretGr &arI Ries, S8uBz
meiiter SSSo6n 0iinnenberg, Capt. Sdz
fob 5lefenftein, 1. Bitter 9ster Roz
ienberger, 2. Bitter So6n MiQer,
QDiutant 2todm 6lsdsnitsin, l. Ser
geant 9uu[ Sentf9eG, 2. Sergeant
@eorg Oteb, Sergeant : at : Mrms
Sobn q. Risb, 5abnentrGger 2ouis
&reiIinger unb SObn 9einlein.
8I0Bli9 %9eitorben 1T aez
fern Morgen in ieiner Wobnung, Nr.
627, Siib 8atterfon : Partz4benue,
5r. 5rieOri9 8o6nenberg i'm alter bon
SO Sa6rer. Sin 9er3f4lag mar bic
3Obesurfa9e. 9r. 8Obnenberg bate
1i9 an Qbenb pprber geIunO unb mum
ter our Rube begeben, uno geItern 8orz
mittag 80 ubr fan0 feline 9attin i'm
toot in feinem 8ette auf. Der Ser
Itorbene fannie aus 9euti4Ianb unb
fam Dor 80 Sabren na9 4merita.
QuBer Ieinsr Satin binterIdBt er flint
&inber.
0us st. 2eo's 89mna<
fium" unb Der r2iterariI4e @erein"
6ielten geTterR ibre Sabre5berfammz
lung in Der @srsin86aQe, Nr. 9O6,
StilestraBe ab unb ertpG6lten bic Folz
gEnOen 8eamten: 9rGiiOent So6n g.
@iQeIpie, 8ice : 9rGiibent s. @incent
Murp6D, S9aBmeiIter Wm. 8. u16er,
Sinun3sS etretdr 6rant 8. @aLentini,
torreiponbirsnOer SetretGr Gbp. 81.
8baG, prOtotOGirenOer SefretGr Sol.
3. MCglamaras, SergeantzatzQrms
Wti8ael Gain, 9ilfs Sergeant : at
arms S6Omas Mcg&umaru, Daniel
g. SuIipan unb 6rsberid Simmsrs
man, 8ibliptbetor g.. g. @itD, Sc
i4i4tsi4reiber %. $. @pnrOp; Ser
tpaItungSratb: u. s. Gilentp, &ub s.
POpers, 9. $. S4mibt, Sas. g. Gar
rett, Sus. Mc@ontgle, 80. 6. Wilipn
unb eugene gsfagnp.
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Gehnrbcn,

- Truu SuIiane 9ader, Satin bes
Srn. Seinri9 Suder. lit an Montag
i'm Otter bon 40 Sabren in ibrerWo&
nunq, Scr. 127, NorbI0urbamitruBe,
qeItorben. Die 8serbigung tpirb NOR
9er Na9mittag 2 ubr pom SrGuerz
bauie aus ftattfinben.
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Sine aan3e GaoettrntlaHe rntlaRcn.

8i9monb, 3D., 5. Sanuur. -
MuS 2erington, 3d., pirD gemel0et,
baB bic gauge erite &loIIe Der Stuz
benton bes borttgsn Staatsz NttIttdrz
SnItftuts, 35 an Der 3ubl, relegirt
tporben lit, neil bic Stuoenten am
SpIpeterabenb elmer ipe3iellsn @arz
nung gum 2roB 9egen Die 9is3iplin
berftieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-05
Senator @rrtins rriu6t nm Suftruts
tinncu.

Can 6ran3t8cO, 3. Sumtar.
SIN Stoat8ienot bon Californian
purbe 6eute cine 3uI3rift be5 8unz
bssIenators 9erttns berIeIen, peI9er
I'M Snitruttfonen be3iiglt4 ieines8erz
balten8 in Der @gpuniiOn5fruge err
iu3t. Gr ertIGrt, in Grmangelung
nGberer Snitruttionen Seitens Der Qez
gi5latur perbe er 8egen bic &nnerion
Der 9btlippinen itimmen. bu ieirer
Qniiat nab bic Snterefen Der Ser.
Stauten ni9t mebr, ais cine MiIitdrz.
Slottens uno &oblsnitatinn auf Der err
pGbntsn SnieIgruppe erbeii6en. Die
.3uI6rift fpurbe 3um Druid beDrbert.
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sbdteite &abelberidte.
9os neueIte 9uea in 8ubapeIt. -
8dnffp unb SOrans3tD BADEN ii4
lGferli4 eemu9t.

2onbor n, 4. Saruar. Der
@isner GprreipOnoent Der n0aiID
Wlail" teIegrapbirt:
yOus 9uen Stpiihen Dem unguris
Iden 9remter Baron 8anffp unb Dem
N6qeoroneten 6orans3tp mar cine ID
6erli&e NFfuire. Die SetunDanten
6uttcn einen &ugeIpe6Iel duf 20
S6ritt p~sreinbart. Sorans3tp mar,
uls er feline StelunQ sinnabm, ir ers
regt, oaB sr ale 6uiTung psrIOrsn
bate, urb 8anffn'5 Stimmung NOR
algenT6einli9 sbenfaus cine 6O3It
u1rgemiitblite. Sebsr 0ueqant feuerte
bier S6Ufe al, dQein bteIel6en gtn9sn
10 melt pom s3teI, buB Die SugeIn in
benz 0ufe uno i'm obersn RanOe Der
boben Wunb Der Reiti4ule, in neI6er
Der g&f" Itattfano, gefunoen nun
ben. 8eiDe 0uelanten taul9ten, uI5
Ite bas 8sbGube osrlieBen, grjmmige
8lide aus"
Ser 9apft Gegt iein 9sto
elm.
2onbon n, 4. Sanuar. - 8ie man
Der y0uiiD Muil" aus Rom meIOet,
piro Der 9apit Dem gr5bif4Of Srez
Lamb berbieten, bic Der. Staten auf
benz QbriiItungs1@ongreB gu Dertrsten,
neil Der 8atifan ni6t auf Dem Gon=
greb pertreten fem tpirb.
Die noffene Sbure."
2onDpn, 4. Sanuar. - @iner
0epef6e Der r5ime5" aus Sorgs9ung
5ufoIge bat 2orD @6arIe5 8erssfOro in
elmer geItern (0isnItag) Dor Der OOrtiz
gen 9anoel8tGmmer gsbalteneR Reoe
feline @%mpfeblung elmer 4lian3 3pi~
i4en 9roBbritannien, 0eutI alano,
ben Ser. Staten uno Sapan gu Sum
item Der offenen 3bire pieoerAolt.
Reue Sutttt Der Gurlt It E n.
2pnbpn, 3. Sunuar. Aus
8uDonne piro t%eIsqrapbirt, buB bic
Garliiten tire 4gitation in elmer neueu
SSorm betreiben, inbem lie bic 8d8ten
quffta8eln, ii9 our DteOererri4tung
beg &6nigst6rones bon Nobarra gu
erbeben. Sn ben ieBt gu 5rantreI4
geb0rigen bu5tiI6en Qan0est3eilen
ion Oieie 8epe9ung giinitigen 8oosn
finbPn.
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900 tea.

8Hr @itesEbtrRtnuns unp GrbaItuHs efR Sa
funebeit utbmet Or 9lnud @fertn9B
VEGETABLE COMPOUND, 81 ee bldfd1s.
3H Pabsa bel aatE gpotbsteTH uro IN gtr. l6O5' Op
GGltImorefttGRe.
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.02 B / e."

Der @eIungperein yM&eIobie" biett
Qe7tern 4benb in 9rn. S6mtbt's
5aue, Gde McGloerrpz urb WuIbingz
tonitroBe, feline rsgeImGBige Ser
iammlung ob, in treI6er 9rdIibent 90.
6annenalb ben @orTiB unb SetretGr
@ittor @6mtot has 9rototoG fiibrte.
0as @6re6mn9sgGpmi beri9tete
qiinittq ii6er b:n Mu8faQ bes leBten
Gonsertes; es purben 8or6ereitungeR
fir eine nG6Iten Sonntag in Der Ser
etngz6uQe f~tattfinberoe 6eitlt4teit ge>
troffen, unb Elm attiOes MSttglieo purz
be a~ufgenommen.
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Oierins's meOi3inii6ss SnFitnt,

9oniuItirenoe asr5te - Or. Mnna 0isrlns une
Or. giObt. j. @leTtna. CDRai2I,Q lQlGI9
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Sentide Singer.
r9armonie" trifft @orberettungen fir
ben Mdstenbdq. - Ius anberen
@e1dnqz0ersinen.

"
ben RagtenboG. - aus onberen
@efongsgereinsn.
Der 9siangosrsin harmonic" ibts
eeItern 4benb unter Der 2eitung bes
Brof. Seimenod6l mebrere G60re fir
bas nG9Ite Gon5ert elm. SpGter fanb
cine @eT6Gftspe rIammlung unter Dem
8oritB bes 9~rdIibsnten 9enrp S6omas
unb Der 9rototoGfiihrung bes Sefres
tGrs @m. MittI06ner ftdtt. in tpel6er
bic erIten arrangements fir ben 9rpz
BEN Mastenbau, peI9en bic rSarmoz
ME" am Mpntag, Den 6. Jebrudr, in
Der yMuIifbdqe" d6balten ptro, gez
troffen puroen. Wie perlautet, bat
YrGfioent S6pmas fir bieIe Mfdsten>
8eboute audi in 0ieiam Sabre pieberz
I'm ettpas gang 8eIonoeres als ueberz
raI6ung 9eplant. Die MitglteDer unb
6reunbe beg 8ersins ieben beretts nit
Grtpartung benz 5eIte entgegen uno in
tereIIiren Ii9 fir ale arrangements gu
Dem MustenbaQe in nt4t geringer
Deife.
SbaIid ID Gnner6or.
Sn Der geItrigen @erIammIung bes
nSbalia : Mdnner9or5" tpur0en Die
in Der an LeBtsn Sonntag in Der
rSbaIiaz 6aIs" Itattgsfunbenen Spez
3iaI @erIammIung erpdblten neuen
8eamten eingeIeBt. Die 8eamten iinO:
9rG5ipent 8il6elm StabIbod, @icez
9rG Iibsnt G6riitian Wfeper, PROTOCOL
lirenoer SetretGr 3beobor 9oI9bOtb,
6inun3 : SetrstGr Ri9arb 8prig,
S9aBmeiIter QuguIt Snaup, Solicitor
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-05

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4uSpdrtigen regiItriren IaiIen.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-12
TRIED TO DISQUALIFY HIM.
WITNESS IN LYNCHING CASE con-
VICTED OF LARCENY.

Legal Battle on the Testimony of One
of the Men Who Turned states
Evidence-Matter Not Yet Decided.
Witnesses Pat III Yesterday Mere
Iy to Prove the Crime-Rushed Out
of burning House While Shots
Were Being Fired.
Charleston, S. c., April 1.-THE Lake
City case was continued in the United
States Circuit Court here to-day.
The leading witnesses examined were
Lovinia Baker Rosa Baker, Cora Baker
and Lincoln Baker. members of the family
of the postmaster, who was lynched.
Each of the witnesses had been wounded
at the time Baker and his child were killed
by the mob They described In detail what
they saw and heard the night of the muir
der They woke TO find their home in
flames. Soon men began shooting into the
building.
Baker and the child we're killed and
they, though wounded, escaped from the
house and hid in the woods.
The cross-examlna ton brought out moth
ing new.
A legal battle followed an effort of the
government to put up Early P. Lee, one
of the men who has turned states evil
dence. The defense objected on the ground
That the man had been convicted of larce-
ny. The prosecution for larceny fol-
lowed closely upon his giving testimony
for the government, and the claim of the
government is that it was instituted to dis
qnSfry Lee in this case. Some of the
records of the court in which he was con-
victed cannot be found.
The court adjourned to-day. pending
further argument on the eligibility of this
witness. The effort of the district atror-
ney to-day was merely to prove the crime;
no attempt was made to show the connec.
ton of the defendants with it,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-12
EnMorth Lengue at Oxford.

oxford Co.. April 10--President Gerdine
of the Epworth League Association of
Georgia came to oxford and organized
local chapter of the association at Emory
College last night. A large membership
was secured. and the association has a
bright future in this community. The
following officers were elected: Prof An
drew SFedd, president; MIR. II. Bardwel
first vice president; Mr.. 1. S. Hopkins, Jr.
second vice president; Mrs. II. S. Bradley
third vice president; Miss Tula farrell,
treasurer, and Mr. w. F. Qullian, Jr
secretary. Mrs. II. S. Bradley. Mr. Conner
NJ. Woodward and Mr.. Bun Kishi win at
tend the state association at Columbus
this week as delegates.
Contest for speakers places will be had
Thursday among the freshmen and sopho-
more classes. Twelve members VIII be Sc
feeted fe1m each class 10 appear on the
stage al commencement, and most every
member of the classes viii enter the con-
tess,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

City of Savannah, Mayors Office, April
10, 1S99.-The following Section No. 66S, in
MacDonelPs Code, is published for the
information of the public, and the same
will be strictly enforced:
Throwing filth, Stops and garbage in
streets, penalty-It shall not hereafter be
lawful for any person to throw or deposit
any filth of any kind, or any slops or
garbage, into any street, lane or thorough
fare within the corporate limits of Savan-
nah, under penalty of not more than
fifty dollars for every separate offense
and every tenant or occupant of a house
in other premises opposite or nearest to
which such filth or garbage may be found
shall be presumed to be the offender In
connection with the above ordinance, it
will be the policy of the city authorities
that wherever accumula ted filth and old
rubbish is found, the occupants of such
places will be made to remove the said ac-
cumulations at their own expense, but all
rubbish placed in barrels OF other recepta-
cles. will be moved away daily by the
scavenger department.
HERMAN MYERS, Mayor.
Attest; VIM P. BAILEY,
Clerk of Council.