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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-17
ELECTION IN WARE COUNTY.
TOOmer Won for Represent ative.
Other Waycross News

| Waycross Ga, May l6.-The vote polled
| throughout the county yesterday wa
probably the largest ever known at p /
| mary. This IS accounted for by the fact
that Populists have come back into tbs
Democratic ranks. The large number OF
/ candidates is also partly responsible 70,
this. The election has been quiet and
orderly throughout, there beicg a notice
able absence of treating. and 10 rowdy-
ism.
Hon. w G. Brantely, for Congress; John
w. Bennett, for solicitor general, and
LemueI Johnson, for state senator, Iecciv-
ed a solid vote, there berg no opposition
TO either.
The race for representative was a three
cornered affair. Hon. j. r. McDona d,
for reelection and viEdcaticn, was oP
posed by D. c. Carmichael ard Col W. NJ.
Toomcr. the latter gentleman being elected
by handsome plurality
For sheriff, T. J. Mcclellan was re elect
ed by a large majority over Ed Smith. For
tax collector, r. NJ Lanier. present incum-
bent was a winner over Capt. J. J. WIKI
inson. AT this writing actual figures ars
unobtainable. In the CONTEXT for ak re-
ceiver the race Is very close between w. T.
James and c. J. Mcdonald.
]. A. Jones gets a good majority over d.
Sirmans for treasurer. Warren Lott or Ii
nary, and II. e. McVeigh, clerk, are re-
elected without opposition.
RuslSin Colony has decided TO give big
picnic tnd blowout on the Fourth Of
July.
The local lodge of Odd Fellows Is max
ing extensive preparations for entertain
ing visiting brothers next week, when the
Grand Lodge and Grand Encempment will
be held here. There will be about 175 reD-
resentatives with large number of their
friends in attendance. and a lodge of SIS
tiers of Rebakah will be instituted The
programme, which will last three days
embraces speeches. music. parades, ban
quets, and picnic at Waltertown, on the
picturesque Satilla river Cheap rates on
all railroads entering the town will insure
large crowds.
Monday at noon the Confederate Vet
erans of Camp Harrison held q meeting
at Jesup In the Superior Court room. The
following delegates We're elected 90 the
Louisville reunion: D. r. Johnson. H. NJ.
Grantham and George w Nichols. Cap
tain Ben Miliken was elected major on
General McGlashan's staff. and D. r.
Johnson captain. Misses Maud Johnson
and Kate Mihken were chosen as sponsors
for Harrison Camp.
Ritch & Huxford lost their commissary
at Screven by fire Saturday morning.
Their loss is about $500, no insurance.
The origin of the fire is mystery.
j. F. Wilson & Co. have dissolved CO.
partnership and the Waycross Steam
Laundry will be run by S. H Hunnicut
IN future. J. E. Wilson retres.
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MORRIS BRANDON DEFEATED.
JACK sLATON WON IN FULTON BY A
SMALL MAJORITY.

Later Returns Changed the Result of
the EIectiOn-Labor Candidate Led
the Ticket-Hulsey Was Defeated
for Ordinary by WiIISinsOn-small
Mnioritics Led to n Desire for n
Recount But the Motion Was Voted
Down.
Atlanta. May 16-The returns from the
Fifth ward az o'clock this morning to
the surprise of everybody changed its
legislative complexion and Jack Slaton
was elected by thirty-nine majority over
Norris Brandon, this vote bringing King
up to second place. Houston led the ticket
by eco
This ward also overcame the majority
of Hulsey, the present ordinary, and elect
ell Wilkinson by 46 votes. Wilkinson s
small majority over Judge Hulsey led to
a discussion of a recount of the ballots.
AT the meeting of the Executive Commit
zee this afternoon the subject of a re-
count was brought up by William P. Hill.
Capt. w. H. Brotherton. moved that re-
count be ordered in the ordinarys race.
Harvey johnson seconded the motion and
proposed to amend by including the leg
.slative race.
Luther Rosser and John b. Goodwin
vigorously opposed a recount and the mo-
tion was defeated by vote Of to 4.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-17
MOB HUNTING FOR A NEGRO.
He Attempted to Assault a White
Woman Near Rome.

He Attempted to Assault a White
woman Near Rome.
Rome, Ca. May 16.-This morning at
Coosaville, fourteen miles below Rome,
John Moran, a 16-year-old negro boy, at
tempted to assault Mrs. A. B. Camp, wife
of Sheriff Camps brother.
The negro worked for Mr.. Camp, and
while all the family but Mrs. Camp were
in the field, Moran returned to the house
on some pretext. Mrs. Camp was sitting
on the back porch when the negro tipped
up on her, grasped her about the throat
and began choking her. She struggled
desperately with the negro. and finally
breaking toose screamed. Moran became
frightened and at once fed.
Weak and unnewed, Mrs Camp gave
the alarm, and posse of desperate arm
ed men have been on the boys track since.
Many rumors have reached the city, but
owing to the isolation of the community
nothing can be learned. When caught it
is believed Moran will be a victim of
Judge Lynch.
Mrs. Camp is a handsome and cultured
lady, the daughl er of eX-Sherif Joe Lump
kin.
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RESULTS IN RICHMOND.
Predictions of Tuesday Night Were
Borne Out by Count.

Augusta, May 16-The consolidated re-
turns in Richmond county to-day con-
firmed the report sent last night The
only local contest that was in doubt I'M
all the official count was for sheriff be-
tween P. ]. O'Connor and JOHNNY. Clark,
and Sheriff O'Connor won by 122 major
fly.
In the solicitors race. Hammond car
ried McDufie and Columbia and Rey-
nolds carried Richmond county and
Burke. The official majority of Reynolds
is 4S3 in the circuit.
The Democratic Executive Committee
to-day passed resolutions in favor of the
Australian ballot and elected the follow
ing delegates:
To State Convention-Boykin Wright, ].
S. Reynolds, w. B. Young. ]. ]. Cohen,
J. c. c. Black, Hamilton Phlnizy, w F.
Eve, Warren Walker T. s. Raworth,
James Tobin, J. ]. Doughty, M. P. Car
roll.
To Eighteenth Senatorial District Con-
vention-William Nixon, j. w. Chaffee,
George F. hanback,, w. H. Lougee, Will
liam NJ. Bearden, A. ]. Gouley.
To Tenth Congressional District Con-
vention-C. Henry Cohen. Irwin Alexan-
der, P. NJ Mulherin, w. T. Gary, T. S.
Raworth, Frank X DoTr.
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UNDERWRITERS OF GEORGIA.
n. NJ. Hull of Savannah Was Elected
President.

Augusta, May 16.-The State Convention
of the Underwriters Association closed
to-day, after a social session up the
canal. and an elegant barbecue dinner
at the locks.
The election of state officers for the en-
suing years resulted:
Presidential. NJ. Hull. Savannah
First Vice President-Edgar Dunlap, At
lanta.
Second Vice President-I. w. Cabaniss,
Macon.
Secretary and Treasurer-John W.
Walker. Augusta.
Executive Commlttee-E. w. Cole and
NJ. p. PatIllo, Atlanta; ]. J. Cohen and
F. NJ Butt. Augusta w. f. Train, Sa-
vannah; l. n. Klmball Columbus.
Atlanta was selected for next years
convention.
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PRIMARY IN BULLOCK.
Very Small Vote CaSt-summary of
the Outcome.

the Outcome.
Statesboro. Ca, May 16.-In the primary
held yesterday only S12 votes were cast
out of a total white registration of 1,056.
All tffe candidates for state house Of
fees received 80 votes except r. E. Park
for state treasurer, G.. r. Glenn for
School Commissioner and o. B. Stevens
for Commissioner of Agriculture, who fell
short enc vote. One vote each was cast
for w. A. Broughton for State School
Commissioner and Pope Brown for Com
miss oner of Agriculture. Two districts in
tha county held no election.
Only a few Populists participated. A
few who offered TO vote declined to take
the obligation, and were accordingly de-
n ed the right to vote.
The only interest felt was in the solicit
tors race. ]. W. Overstreet, of our neigh
boring county, carried the county by a
majority of three and-a-half to one, re-
ceiying al to Rawlings II. Rawlings,
however, carried the circuit by a major
ity of a thousand or more and his cleo
ton is not at all distasteful to the people
of Bulloch with whom he has been asso-
ciated pleasantly for four years.
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PRIMARY IN JEFFERSON.
Interesting Results in Some Very
Warm Contests.

Louisville. Ga, May 1e.-The primary in
this county passed Off quietly yesterday
The official count to-day gave the result
as follows:
For representatives. S. F. Tarver and G.
G. johnson; solicitor general, B. T. Raw
lings over ]. w. Overstreet by majority
of 1876. The contest for all county officers
was the warmest in some time. The race
for sheriff was the hottest ever known in
the county, and Farmer was reelected
over B. j. Brown by a majority OF Ca
For ordinary, A. P. Wooten won over T.
F. Caulk by a majority of 81; for tax COL
lect, G. W. Kelly won over J. z. Hannah
by a majority of 81; for tax receiver, o. B.
Brown won over ". z. Clarke by a ma
jority of 60; W. s. Murphey. clerk, and S.
NJ. Clark, treasurer, were reelected with
out opposition. There were about 915 votes
polled in the county. Prohibition cut no
figure in this county.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-17

Abbeville, Ga, May 16.-The consol-
dated returns for this county give for
judge. D. NJ. Roberts, 52s; c. C. Smith,
292; j. H. Martin, 30O2 for Congress, E. b.
Lewis, 80; Allen Fort, 1873; for solicitor,
J. F. DeLacy, 3O7; j. E. Wooten, 1893; j.
L. Bankston COS; for state senator, ]. j.
Dennard, 646 r. V Bowen, 466. In the
special sent from here yesterday 1t should
have said that ]. L. Bankston would
carry this county, as this Is his homo
county, and il gave him a good vote.
This correction is made in justice to Mr.
Bankston. The primary for county Of
fees will be held July 81.
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RESULT IN BIBB COUNTY.
Ellis Defeated steed and PoIhiIl Beat
Hodges.

Macon, Ca. May falkland Ellis de-
feats Glenn steed, the Prohibition candi-
date for senator in this district by 613
votes. Ellis carried Bib and Pike and
Steed carried Monroe by small major
tty.
Hope Polhill beats Hodges in the Macon
circuit votes for solicitor general.
Hodges had III majority in Bib, but Pol
hin had Log majority in Houston and
Crawford. The other five candidates were
lost In the race.
l.. ]. Kilburn, Joseph II. Hall and Thorn
as S. Fielder go to the Legislature, Carl
ing. Johnson, the two Ayers and Stro-
hacker being defeated. G. s. Westcott de-
feated T. NJ Butner, che vote being 2.05l
for Westcott against 1913 for Butner. Abe
Davis was elected coroner. The County
Commissioners are as follows: G. M. pa
Wis, w z. Jenkins, John e. Bailey, w. l..
Henry and w. T. Shinholser.
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Prohibitions wins in sumter.

Americas, Ga, May 16--The consoldat-
ed returns from Tuesdays primary show
the nomination of w. T. Lane and b. L.
Joiner for the Legislature. There were
five candidates and prohibition was made
the issue Of the campaign. Both nomi-
nees are ardent Prohibitionists and the
result shows the strength OF that party
in Sumter county.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-17

McRae, Ga, May 16.-The following coun-
ty officers were nominated IN the primary
yesterday: w. S. McDuffle Ordinary; j.
w. Cameron, clerk; ]. d. Stewart. sheriff I;
ID. G. Graham. treasurer; c. D. Beacham,
tax receiver; Lewis Rawlins, tax collector;
d. r. Harrison, coroner; w, f. Graham
surveyor; d. c. McLennan. representa-
tive; D. NJ. Roberts, judge; ]. F. DeLacy,
solicitor general.
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EFFINGHAM HUSSARS.
Elected Officers After Quite a
SqualIy Session.

Guyton, Ga, May 16-The Efingham
Hussars had a heated contest ever the
election of officers to-day at Springfield
There are two factions about equally di
,i,;5i as - numbers The Guyton squat
has elected ten new members and pre-.
scented them at the beginning of the me 3
ing to-day for confirmation by the troop
but upon ballot they were blackballeti.
hence they were not allowed to vote. This
caused quite disturbance and for awhile
things were sQualiy.
Finally quiet was restored and the vote
was polled. H. r.. Dasher received six
teen votes for captain and was elected by
one vote over j. S. Neidlingef. o. NJ.
Morgan was elected first lieutenant and
D. G. HEIDI Jr. second lieutenant
John Delegal Is on trial for murder. The
case was taken up this afternoon. The
jury has been selected and the evidence
is being heard, the case will not be con-
cluded to-day.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-17

Sylvania, Ca, May 1s.-Hon. James II.
Daniel. Sr., of Milen will announce in
the Sylvania Telephone tomorrow as
candidate for state senator from this the
Seventeenth senatorial district. composed
Of the counties of Screven, Burke and
Bulloch Hon. T. w. Oliver, of Sylvania
has already announced his candidacy for
the place, and they will both run subject
10 the Democratic nomination in Screven
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BUY ONLY THE BEST GINGER ALE,

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RESULTS IN MILLER COUNTY.
stevens and Griggs Stricken From
Many Tickets

Colquitt, Ga. May 1.-THE Miller coun-
~ primary Tuesday passed quietly.
James A. Bush was chosen for the state
Senate by a small majority over p. N. J..
Dozier Col John r. Irwin carried the
county by eleven majority over his op-
ponent, j. A. Laing for solicitor general.
large vote was polled. The regular
state House officers ticket was voted
straight, except Hon. o. b. Stevens who
was almost generally stricken from the
ticket, as was also Congressman ]. M,
Griggs, but not 10 such great extent. The
iact that stevens and Griggs were using
tner influence In this county in behalf
OF their friend, James a. Laing, who was
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-17
Pythians From Americas.

Americas. Ca, May ia large delega-
ton OF Knights of Pyhias went from
Americas and neighborlng towns this az
ternoon to attend the meeting Of the
Grand Lodge in Fitzgerald. the party
numbering half hundred. The Americas
delegation will extend an invitation 10
the Grand Lodge to hold its next annual
meeting here.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-17
NIuncngee,. EIcctinn.

Columbus Ga, May 16.-IAttle and Miller
were nominated for representatives by
large majorities. All the old county off,
GERS were renomianted, except Ordinary
Pou. who was defeated by William Redi
by 1S9 majority. Andrews won over Mar
Gus for tax collector by only SIS majority in
the county.
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Clemson Won From Georgia.

Athens, Ga, May 16.-Clemson defeated
Georgia to-day by a score of 10 to g.
Georgias errors were costly and hits
were scattered. Clemson punched her
hits. McMakin Of Clemson struck out
eleven men. Clemson: ten hits, nine err
rors; Georgia: Nine hits. nine errors.
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Election I'm Berrien County.

Sparks. Ga, May 16-The consolidated
returns this morning show that the follow
ing parties were elected yesterday: ]. A.
Alexander, for the Senate; ]. P. Knight
representative; A. W. Patterson, Or5ina-
ry; J. A. Sutton, clerk; w. l.. Swlndle,
sheriff; NJ. w. Jones, tax collector; and
Allen Hesters, tax receiver. ]. l. Norwood
was reelected treasurer without opposi-
ton. The closest race was for clerk Over
l. 500 votes were poled.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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Results In worth County.

Sylvester, Ca, May 16.-For Congress,
J. NJ. Griggs, 1872; senator. A. o. Bacon.
1885, solicitor. W. e. Wooten. 1.2l7; for
Judge. w. N. Spence 6l5; T. A. Bush, Ga;
J. e. Donaldson. Il; state senator, G. Ct.
Ford, 1882; for representative, w. l..
Skies; clerk, ]. W. Warren: ordinary,
J. w. Price; sheriff. J. N. Sumner: treas
urer, J. w. A,fltman; Tax collector, N. J.
Fouston: receiver. c. w. Graves: sur
veyor. z. Lindsey; coroner, a. j. ruui.
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WoLF,s FLOWERS AT COMPASS.

have arranged with Paul Conida TO
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a full supply of Fresh Cut Flowers. He
will also take orders for Designs or any
special order for special occa slons.
JOHN WOLF.
Telephone No. 597.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-17
MILITARY ORDERS.
IRISH JASPER GREENS.

IRISH JASPER GREENS.
Savannah, Ca, May II, 1900.
Order No. i2-
The corps will assemble at the armory
in citizens dress this Thursday evening
at $50 o'clock, for drill and meeting. A
full attendance is requested as business
OF importance will be considered.
P. F. GLEASON, Captain.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Office of Savannah Water Works,
Savannah, Ga, May 16, 1900
The water will be shut off tomorrow
Thursday morning, May II. al O'clock
and remain off for several hours in that
section of the city as follows:
Abercorn to East Broad streets, CASTOR
and Taylor streets.
I. u. KINSEY, Supt
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WHITE WARE SALE
LAWTON MEMORIAL.

Entertainment tonight by Woodmen Of
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musicale and recitations. The public cor
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-17

Ocilla, Ca, May 16.-Irwin county gave
Smith 125 majority for judge and Wooten
II majority for solicitor.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-17

Macon, May 15-Police Sergt. Charlie
Wood who has been one of Georgia's best
known and shrewdest detectives, died to-
daV
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-17
DE LACY WINS FOR SOLICITOR.
Results of the Election In the OcOnes
Circuit.

Eastman, Ga, May 16-Of1cial returns
from all the counties in the Oconee Cir
cult show the following results; Roberts
for Judge, majority, approximately 1000
Delacy for solicitor, majority, approxi-
mately, 500; Every one here is highly
pleased with the results.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-17

a candidate for solicitor general of the
Pataula circuit, accounts for the friends
of Laing's opponents making such al
terations in their ticket
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TAE WAY no CLEAN CARPETS.

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store furniture and pianos.
c. H. MEDLOCk. Supt. and Mgr.
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RYAN's BUSINESS COLLEGE,

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FOR SALE,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
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daily invited.

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EUxERAL LIMITATIONS.

O~~~---~~~-~~~~~-----~
MIDDLETON.-Died, Wednesday after
noon, at 1880 o'clock. at the Savannah Hos
pital Harry Middleton, in the S7th year
of his age.
Relatives and friends of the family are
invited to che services at the residence,
A9 Price street, near CASTOR, at o'clock
this afternoon. Carriages reserved for the
family.
WALDRON.-The relatives and friends
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Waldron are
invited to attend the funeral of the for
mer from the late residence, 523 Little
Jones street, west, this Thursday after
noon at 4 p. m.
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BEcKMANN's CAFE.

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:
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MEETINGS.

MEETINGS.
~~~~@~-~@~---~-~-~-~-~
sOLOMONS' LODGE NO. L, #. & A. NJ.
A regular communica ton of this A
lodge will be held a Masonic Tenn x x
pie this Thursday evening at S:l5 "
O'Clock
The e. A. Degree will be conferred
Transient brethren and members Of sis
ter lodges fraternaliy invited 10 attend.
JOHN w PARKER, w. NJ.
JAS. r. CAIN, Secretary.
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The Leading Laundry
OF THE CITY.
SAvANN1H STEAM LAUNDRY
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DEATHS.


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OCEAN CITY LODGE NO. .,
knights of The RoyaI Arch.

Savannah, Ga, May 16, 1900
The regular meeting of this lodge will be
held at X. of p. Hall Thursday evening"
May IT, o'clock.
H. E. DREESON, V. c..
W. F. COURTENAY, Recorder.
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