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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-04
SIGNS ARE ALL FAVORABLE.
BrenkinridGe on Conditions in Cubn
and Porto Rico.

New York. April S.-Brig. Gen. Breckln-
ridge. Inspector general Of the United
States army, who arrived to-day on the
Caracas from Porto Rico. said:
"In both Cuba and Porto Rico signs are
everywhere manifested of American enter
prise and / am satisfied that at an early
date there will be many improvements
which the natives will hail with JOY and
bless the day when the United States de-
clared war against Spain"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-04
HAD THE FUNERAL STOPPED.
Bullet Taken From the Dead Mans
Hend ns ENIhemce.

Head ns Evidence.
Birmingham, Ala, April S.-When the
body OF Ira Goggans, the expoiceman,
who was shot in the Arcade saloon satur-
day by Cln Cahoon. a boy. was about
to be lowered into the grave to-day, p.
G. Bowman. an attorney who was em-
ployed to prosecute the case against the
boy stopped the burial and had the body
carried back to the undertaker's, where a
bullet was taken from the deceased =
head. The second funeral with the same
remains then followed.
When weighed, the bullet taken from
Goggans' head was found 90 be nine
grains heavier than the bullets from Ca
hoon's pistol. IL is believed third party
had a hand In the shooting notwithstand-
ing the claim of the boy that he did It
all.
G. A. GrHith, deputy city marshal at
Woodlawn, a suburb, was arrested to-day
charged with murder. He was in the sa-
loon at the time OF the killing
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-04
WARSHIPs SENT TO CANTON.
Reported the Chinese Have Captured
Capt. Francis May.

Hong Kong, April st is reported that
the Chinese have captured Capt Francis
Henry May, superintendent Of the Hong
Kong police.
Two companies of Welsh fusileers went
to Canton last night on the torpedo boat
destroyer sent there to protect British in
terests, and the torpedo boat destroyer
Fame followed at daybreak this morning
with 200 men. The Hong Kong regiment is
now under orders TO proceed to Canton.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-04
p,ocord. brighten OmciaIs.

London. April 4.-The Hong Kong cor
respondent OF the Daily Mal says: "Pla-
cards have been posted In the Kew-Loon
Hinterland melting the people 70 stop the
British officials from surveying there, and
the officials have returned 90 Hong Kong
because Of the threatening attitude OF the
Chinese"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-04
LARGE IRON COMBINATION.
Said That 1t Will De Capitalized mt
S55,OOO. 900.

s1DDsUUUsOOO.
Chicago, April 3-The combination of
manufacturers of merchant bar iron, upon
which Chicago promoters have been at
work for several weeks is practically con-
summated, and within a few days the
properties will be taken over by a corpora
ton and be organized under the laws of
New Jersey
The title of "The Republic Steel and
Iron Company" has been suggested, al
though not fully decided upon. The total
capitalization will be S55000,00O OF which
S25O00000 will be in per cent. cumulative
preferred stock and $50 100000 in common.
The properties include all the bar iron
manufacturers of Importance west of
Pittsburg, some Of the largest being in the
Birmingham, Ala, iron district. Exten-
sive iron mines In that section and in the
Mesaba range Of the Lake Superior copper
district will be transferred.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-04
Il wnI Re satisfnctorr.

London. April 4.-The Berlin correspond
ent Of the STANDARD says Mr. White, the
American ambassador. expressed to me to-
day CMonday) his firm conviction that the
whole Samoan question IL now in a fair
way to a settlement satisfactory to an the
Powers interested"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-04
WINDSOR SEARCH CONCLUDED.

Contractor s0ys There Is No Rem-
nRnt of Body Left
New York, April S.-The work Of search
ing the ruins of the Windsor Hotel ended
to-day. The contractor said that every bit
Of the debris had been turned over. and
that all parts OF the ruins had been ram
sacked for bones and property. lie thinks
there Is no human remnant left In the
ruins.
The total known dead now number for
ty-five, and several persons are stil MISS
Ing. u
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-04
BUTTE ELECTS A DEMOCRAT.
Republicans and Democrats .spIit
Up in Montana.

Anaconda, Mont, April 3.-The result
OF the Buttle election is a majority OF
about 800 for Mccarthy Democratic cam
didate for Mayor The Republicans elecE
the city treasurer, police magistrate ana
four or five of the eight aldermen
In Missoula, Webster, Republican, Is
elected Mayor and a Republican majority
In the Council is elected.
Collins Republican. is elected Mayor OF
Great Falls; the Council Is Democratic.
Anaconda elects the entire Democratic
ticket, except police magistrate.
In Livingston. Smith, Democrat, is elect
ed Mayor, with practically the entire DEM
ocratc ticket.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-04

Washington, April S.-The President to-
day appointed the following postmasters;
Alabama-W Il. Kennamer, Demop-
oils.
Texas-James Gipson, Coleman; II. c..
Heillg. La Grange; John s. Shook, Cald-
well.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-04
ACCIDENT IN AUGUSTA.
Two Deaths Expected TO Result
From n Collision.

Augusta, Ga, April IA bad accident
Is reported at midnight on the Belt line.
just outside of the city. collision did
considerable damage TO rolling stock. and
will probably result in the death of two
firemen.
Edward l.. Jackson was crushed across
his hips and il in critical condition, and
Edward Bunord II reported TO be pin
ioned In the wreck and probably dead. Full
details of the accident have not yet been
received.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-04
MAY WIND 1T UP THIS WEEK.
The beef Board Is Trying to Hurry
Up the Testimony.

UP the Testimony.
Washington, April 3.-The beef inquiry
board had no witnesses before it to-day.
Maj. Lee, who represents Maj. Gen.
Miles, presented an additional list of wit
nesses for the board to summon and
this list was considered in executive ses-
sion.
The examination of witnesses will be
resumed tomorrow Among those who
are here ready to testify is Maj. DAILY,
who hrst made the charge that the refrig-
Grated beef had been chemically treated
Gen. Miles will also be given an opportu-
nifty to reappear.
The board is anxious to close the in
quiry at the earliest possible moment, and
it is believed that they viii be able to fin
ish with the testimony this week.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-04
SAID LELAND CANNOT LIVE.
Wfndsor's Proprietor Expected to
Die From an Operation.

New York, April 4.-The condition of
Warren F. Leland, who was operated upon
for appendicitis on Sunday afternoon, took
a serious turn about o'clock last night.
and an hour later DR.. Pitkin was hurried
ly called.
He at once pronounced the change a
very grave one, and advised that all the
relatives be summoned.
Mr.. Leland was still living at o'clock
this morning, but hope had departed, and
DR.. Pitkin said only a miracle could save
his patients life. He did not think he
could survive until daylight
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-04
spanish Prisoners Escape.

Madrid. April 3.--According 20 dis
patch received here from Manila, twenty
two Spanish prisoners have succeeded in
escaping from the Philippines at San
Fernando
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-04
Won BUELOw CALLED HOME.
HAD Conference With British Am.
bassndOr on Samoa.

Berlin. April 3.-The minister of foreign
affairs, Baron Won Buelow, has curtailed
his holiday, returning Unexpectedly to the
capital to-day and had a lengthy confer
ence with the British ambassador TO Ger
many. Sir Frank Cavendsh Lascells, on
the subject of Samoa.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-04
FIVE MEN KILLED ar JOPLIN.
Three Died in a Sewer Cave-in, and
Two I'm Mines.

Joplin, Mo, April alive men were kill
ed in three accidents here to-day The
following three were killed In a sewer
cave in:
william, MincheA Marion Neighbarger.
and Walter Bum, colored.
At the Old Shoe mine, Dan Carmine was
knocked down the 120-foot shaft and died
soon after.
Al the Missouri Lead and Zinc Company
mines, John Smith, msner, was killed by
a falling boulder.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-04
POPE HAD A PAINTING FIT.
Cardinal RampOIIa Is Trying to
Conceal the Facts.

Conceal the Facts.
London, April 4.-According to a dis
patch to the Daily Telegraph from Rome,
the Pope had a fainting fit yesterday
which proved of the gravest character.
Every effort is being made by Cardinal
Rampona, papal secretary of state. to con-
ceal the real condition of the supreme
pontiff his object being to prevent the
mowers from working for the next con-
clAye.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-17

Handsome Black Cheviot Suits, made
double breasted, tight-ftting. very snort
,,tt.on ,rilIs skirt three-hounce, Tunlo
erect: also. trimmed with ribbon frills;
entire suit lined with rustling taffeta ;
regular price was so; our price now.'S%''
Oxford-Gray Fine-Quality f10in ls.iP3- IN
coat made tight-ftting double breasted;
scallop dip-front, Black crystal-cord
facing. skirt made habit back, draPery
effect lined throughout with elegant q S.,-
itv taffeta, sold for s35; special prlce.'S-'
Cadet-Blue Homespun, box-front coat,
short. pointed back finished with tailor
stitching, velvet collar. cut,,steei puttoh,s'
skirt one Of the new STYLES, lined thtous u +,
ont with swivelled SILK; TINS SUIT $40
for $3.50; here now for .........'.'...'s-o
Very Handsome Black Lightweight
Rroadcloth. fy-front, scallop bottom; the
entire suit deliberately braided; res9.,,aaI
$3.50 suit; special. ...........'.'' ''.F-''
Rlack- Flannel Suits, made hy-fIont
coat sold for s.; a bargain for........S-'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-17

Little BOYS Vcstee Suits, made or Al
Wool Tan. Gray, Blue. or Brown M
viots with large sailor collars. 81 i4a,
vest. trimmed with three rows OF SIN
soutache braid; ages 10 5 years. M, 49,
are usual $3.50 suits. for.....;.'. -
Little Boys Vestee Suits made or Bld-
and Dark Blue Clay Worsteds. WIN ItI =
sailor collars and separate vest irliillilv . Z,
with three rows OF silk Soutache piaiu
and inlaid Red Kersey; ages 3 10 y,a a.,
these are usual 8 suits, for."...;' - .. -.
Little BOYS Nestee Suits, with shoi
collars of velvet. or same MATERIAL WY"
separate vest. made single OF IouD'eos
breasted. open down front; ages 70
wears. these are usual $ suits Tor. .S".,,V.
Little Bows Nestee Suits, made OF inc
very best quality Peacedale CheVlolS
and Cassimeres. with short collars, Sept
rate vest. open down front. ana separate
shield: ages 10 years; these are usual
Sc suits, Tor .......... ~, ;,,,.,
BOYS Atwood Tan Twiiled covert
Cloth Oyercoats: ages TO 10 years lngs
are usual s. coats, for ............ 30
Bows Navy-Eme Overcoats. with Velvtel
collars; these are usual - oVeie q, ~,
for ....... ....-...-- '..,.. .'''. =, 800.
Bows Navy-Blue Chinchllla heeitr
Goats. with storm collars ID protect .tie
ears: ages to j. years; these are re-, ~
usual 81 REFERS for.....'.' w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-17
Some New Golf Canes.

Bright Plaids; also. Black and White.
made with founce and hood. trimmed
with fringe, certainly worth $40: our
price ........ ......... .................$ 80 30
Heavy All-WoOl Golf Capes I'm pretty
and stylish plaids. plain and hounce bot-
tom: your choice OF these for ..... SU 5O.
Bright-Blue and Garnet Sond-Colorod
Capes. with bright plaid hood and
rounce ........ ......... .................S5.
Castor Tan, Red, and Blue kersey Cloth
Capes, golf effect. hoods lined with rich
plaid taffcta; they We're meant 90 be great
values AZ $40, our 81 80.
Golf Capes. made OF plaid. IN bright coli
ors. hounce and hood; special at. 81 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-17

Tan and Gray Whipcord Suits, made
tight-ftting short coats. habit-back. side
fastening skirt. sold for $50; now mark
cd .. ....................Si5
Plaid-B Back Golf-Material Suits. double
breasted coat plaid collar and revers;
10 lining. seams bound very stylish;
real value $40: here at this sale......$i'.
Royal-Blue and Habana-Brown Nene-
tian-ClOth Suits. double-breasied coat
scallop-hnish. suit trimmed in fancy-silk
braid. sold for $3.50; remarkably cheap
suit AT ..ssss..s-
Suits made of Homespun. CheViot, Nene-
tian, and Covert dOuble-breast ted, iiy-
front. and tight-fttin" sold for So; your
choice now ......... ........-......i% .'bo
Another lot, made in the latest designs.
and the best All-Wool CheVlois, Home
spuns. etc: these suits come I'm all street
shades, including Black; regular price,
$3.50, special ........ ...'.......''; ~
Tan. Gray Cadet-Blue, and Black Suits,
tight-htting. dOuble-breasted. and fly
front: sold for $40 and $3.50; your choice
now ........ ......... '-.'.'.'.-.''''. -. 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-17
Ready for Your Boys, ; TO 10 Years,
1850 New Suits and OYtrcnN
special purchase just in time for Present Giving Los,
aroe q nd assortment is beautiful.

Little Boys Light-Blue Reafr Ca,
made in the very latest sli'e HH
back and pearl buttons. ages to r.fr
these are usual $40 reefsrs. f0r.... Is's
Boys Melton Pants. ages Q 0 - i.r
per PAIR ...'... .''.--t'-. .............. .Ia
Boys ATWOOD Brown or Cray Gen.
and Black Thibet suits ma.e ..
breasted: ages 20 ID yeats, fls F.,
usual $3.50 suits. for .................. 80 q,
BOYS All-Wo0l Scotch Chog0t. CO.
mere and Homespun Suits made AZ
breasted and lined with Famor sf.
ages . 10 10 years; these na lg.
suits, for ........ ..--.....t.-..........i -
Bows All-WoOl Imported Ca
Suits, made dOuble-breasted nnl -
with the very best quality farme- l.f
ages 9 90 IL years these orr r.
suits for ........ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 'i -
Boys ATWOOD English Chcy.1t suns
Black and Gray Shepherd s-Pld c.ta
chat are made I'M the best of
and would cost you not less tf1l
ages tO l6 years fOr..................iii
Boys Purple Asrachan Refer e. H
with short collars. ages Do 5 years. f..
are usual $3.50 coats. for ............il q
Boys Navy Blue ANA Black tlf
Refer Coats. with large 0r small 1
collars: ages % years, these ore Ii-
S.eS coats, for ..............,...,..,...' ~ 2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-17
3s0 New Dolls,

including Dressed and undressed Dolls s.
will be ready Monday morning AFTER ~
o'clock-5c. TO sl5. ,,-
some special Rag-Dressed Movable
Bisuue Dolls az 13c.
A Special Kid-Body French-Bisque Doll
some Extra-Large Kid-Body Blsque
Dolls at $50. - ~.
An elegant lot Of Specially-Large Dress
ed Dolls at s2.93 .
All the Dolls in our shoW-wlnooW are
for sale--$1O 10 S1J.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-17
Leather Goods.

Where Leather Goods have siet-
ling silver plates we engrn'e an
initial without extra charge or %
preferred. We stamp entire names
AT m additional charge Of zoe.
Cari-Caees Bul-B0oks Rolls Nl'-
lots-a special line IN real seal Noro-.o
and Loyant feathers, at 81
Others. 25c 90 50.
Black Grain Leather Collar all H.T
Boxes. satin lined. special at Si-5.
Collar and Cun-BoX Sets. Alel'i
Skin. Leather Lined; special, Slo5 a-l
Others. @5c. 90 s..
FOR LADIES
a special line Of Rali Erhantsfa
Combination -Pocket-hoHs ana 'ti-
Cases. leather lined throughout -
Also. q line with sterling silver mount
inps in Lev.nt. mur...--aIn. uui r
seal feathers. az So Engraved "iih.
extra charge
Leather Boston shoppins-hass. 81 O
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-17
Ill Sterling Silver
oEn"raved Free.

Reports having been circulated
that we have put up prices 10 meet
the cost Of engraving, We DEFY
anybody 10 show the raise in price
of a single article here a single
cent since we commenced engrav-
ing free; 10 the contrary, we are
offering some Of the greatest spe-
cials I'm Sterling-Silver articles
ever seen in Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-17
Ebony Articles,

with sterling silver platcs, Is one Of The
raging fads OF this Xmas season. and we
ARD well prepared TO show YOU the nroIor
things at proper prices Military Brushe.
tor men. II ebony. with sterling silver
plates. which we viii engravc, am al d.
cost OF Si.7o; no extra charge for box.
ing. From this price up TO So YOU haze
and Brush in a set for Si.25, but II yol
prefer 10 spend 81. we can give you a.
much more for your money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-17
TailOr-Made Suits, EtC.---A Reduction Sale.

Where is the buyer buy the exact right quantity of
kinds sizes He she has not been found and the
advertised those of which had too
G kinds sizes We think it better to give
advantaus of the REDUCED PRICES NOW that you
wear them durinq the holiday festivities Don't delay coming
The reduced very large most and this
Mt will brind hundreds OF buYerl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-17
Shest Music.

Our Music Department has "a AninS
Gift for NIL. Everything il now in
readiness for the great shopping OF
next week, not only in quantity Of
goods, hut at prices in reach OF
every one. Never was Music goods
So cheap. and ali should take adj
vantage OF these miraculous prices.
Every sheet of soc. Music at Zoe.
This includes Just Tell Her That \
Loved Her Too (Harriss latesD, DeWeys
Victory professor Boiling. one Little
Word Always Whistling Rufus. Smoky
M0kes She Was Happy Till She Met
You. all Sousa's Marches.
lOc.-Our line 40 this price @ for 25c)
Is new and extensive. IL includes Chop
ms ImprOmptu. Leyback's NOcturnes.
Flower Song. MendelssOhns Spring song,
Last Hope Palms instrumental and VO-
CAD. Rubinstciu's Melody IN +. and many
other simple and difficult classics
our Toe. Music Roll Is "A great bargain.
We have then IN every style shape. ana
quality. Prices reasonable. Come and
see our line before buying
S:.fs-Our Mandolin offer Is another
item OF interest. We offer for tomorrow
our 81 instrument at S2.te. II IS nicely
made OF sectional polished wood. and has
a tone not eXcelled by so instrument
Others At si.75 SO, si4s, 50, etc.
a large lot Of Folios OF Dance Music.
Classics, Duets. Mendelssohns Songs.
without words. f9c
Instructors at special rates.
Strings for all instruments.
Dance of Demon.
Moonlight on the Hudson, 3sc.
Princess Bonnie WaltZos,
NOrdica WaltZes.
The contest for the Mandolin continues.
Rememhc~. with every purchase there is
q chance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-17
sspttssf6-r: tohfear 81 555sE[[,
So .l.y- - 70 ,,lJ - ~ - - ~

Royal-Blue-steel Trains. regular price
81, soc.
locomotive, with two coaches. loo.
300 Unmounted Passe Partout, oil kinds
scenery, Be.
TOYS run by WEIGHTS.
A great invention. and the only store
in Richmond that has them. Come and
see them work.
Trolley Cars SOC. to 81.
Team Of Horses. soc. TO 81.
Hill-Climbing Locomotive, 81.
LARGE WOODEN TOYS.
Boys Work Benches. first year out, a
, wonderful trainer, Si.25.
Seds. Cutters. and Clippers, only COM
plete assortment in town &3c; to 50.
300 Express Wagons size l2X2i, generally
sold AT 81; sale at zoe.
Large Cedar Tubs and Pals Zoe.
Large Complete Washing Sets, 1oc.;
! others up TO 81
zine Upright s-key Pianos, 1oc.'
Lipton's reversible Tops, a wonder
1Oc.
Toolchests, with hinge. wooden boxes;
first time ever sold at I0c.
Large Express Wagons, with dashboard,
| seat and whip; greatest wagon ever sold,
Hook-and-Ladder Truck. TO hold four
children; special, $3.50; others up to
Police Patrol-wagons, $3.50; Others
! UP 10 $40.
| DOLL FURNITURE.
! at zoe. ' '
Large Oak Wardrobes, Doc.
/ Patented Bowling Alleys, y feet long
$40.
| Folding White Enamelled Cradles 10c
| Wooden Washstands, with drawers and
| cupboard &c
| Very Large Washstands, 25c.
| Special-Extra-Large Wmte-Enameled
Dresser. 1915.
Perforated-Seat Large-Size Rockers
zoe
| Rattan-Seat Rockers. large SIZE 81.
! Furniture for chidrens use-BOOk-
| Cases, Washstands. Dressers--S5.
/ MISCELLANEOUS
Dewey Swords and Belts, the latest
! craze amongst boys 25c.
! Large Rubber Gas Balls. 1Oc.
a, B, G, Decorated Plates Sc.
| Christmas-Tree Ornaments-BaNs Tin
sci, Candies, Santa Claus, and Angels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-17
Fresh KeesWear iron
Paris for Ladies',

and it's worth coming 20 the s'Dr
see. JabOts. Bows, to be worn a
neck: Coilarettes Real Lace ll-.
other little da'ntics. prices.
ONE DOLLAR AND 8 HAIL.
SEVEN DOLLARS AND A 81 AZ.
special table of lace and eIh
Six and Satin Collars. ine.udnF
WhlIe NolNot Stock CnlluL. =. ID ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-17
Two Specials
Ladies' Jockeis,

K0rsoy COats. IN Tan C1HI1r. =
Navy and Black; double breasted
Iront entire jacket lined N..h
ccrize, would be cheap at N
price ........ ............ ..-.-..sf ...
Ail-W0Ol kersey in Light IHi
Royal. Navy ana Black hbgtton
front. stitched finish. very n0bby
worth xfUt .ragfa1 rFIaa ............ M"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-17
T (lY s.

The greatest show of them ever ="
Richmond; things no other SUI
have: more like n New YORK S'"'
than you could expect In Hich
Closing sales of some sio"-sei''"N
articles will make the week very
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-17
Dress Patterns.

swell ana Ordinary Dress FH'' "a
c,t ,o my length desired aud -
,,,. .,n,,ou.. form "a very nrffP'
m. ,.l,,. We have the stock i"f
"a select from. .. !
Some special PARIS 'teSs A~''-'
10 yards, at 81 a yard