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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11
GERMAN EMrERoR's HUNT.
went 90 DocberitK Go Get Out of the
Way OF the RabbIe.

Berlin. Nov io-Thls week Emperor
william held the Saint Hubert's hunt in
tho large military grounds az Dooberltx.
Heretofore the hunts nave been held an
nualiy ia Grnenewald. near Berlin. OF re-
cent years, however the rabble had
grossly insulted the Emperors guests by
shouting opprobrious epitheis and making
offensive jests. This explains tho choice
% Doebcritz.
Thousands Of Berlin cxcussionists how
ever. went 20 Dooberitz. seeking admission
TO the hunt. but they were roughly driv-
On on.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11
WE'RE SENTENCED FOR LIFE.

Conviction of Two Men Involved In
Lynching Case.
New Orleans Nov. 1o.-william Dan
lcls and Ross johnson were to-day con-
vlcted Of murder at Lake Charles. La.
and sentenced to the state penitentiary for
life
Tho case Is "A remarkable one, since u
marks the first instance in this state
where vould-be lynchers have been
caught. tried and convicted.
on Sept q OF this year an sttempi
was made by a negro at Lake Charles
10 assault a white woman. The fellow was
Immediately captured and lodged IN jail.
At night a mob gathered and attempted
90 break into the prison. The sher1n
denutics resisted and during the melee,
one OF their number was killed. Daniels
and Johnson were convicted OF doing the
killing.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11
SENTENCED ron LIFE.
saIson Convicted for Attempt ON
shnp Of Persia.

Paris. Nov. io--The trial OF Francois
salson. the anarchist who attempted 20
shoot the Shah Of Persia. Mouzaner-ed-
Din. Aug. 2. while the latter was visiting
tho exposition. occurred to-day. salson
was convicted and condemned 20 penal
servitude for life. He listened TO his
sentence IN silence Throughout ehe pro
ceedsuRs he showed no bravado. but on
the contrary. appeared timid. though he
maintained an impaaslve demeanor.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11
VERDICT AGAINST GOULD.
valet Mowbray Wa. Awarded DAM
ages Of 81. 600.

New York. Nov. i0-The jury IN thu
suit brought by Frank Mowbray. a valet.
against Howard Gould a son OF the late
jay Gould Tor s2s00 damages for breach
OF contract. brought IN verdict to-day
awarding 500 20 the plaintiff
Mowbray alleged that Mr. Gould en-
gaEed him as valet for life az 80 per
month after he had lost tho sight Of one
eve ana sustained other injuries a. re-
suit Of setting on damp akyrocket on
Mr. Goulds yacht Judy e. 1855. and that
he was discharged Immediately after tho
statute Of limitations barred a cult for
damages on account Of the injuries he hal
received.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11
CHEATING AND swTNDLING.
CoIored Preacher Arrested on Conn
pIaint of q. ~. Merrill.

CoIorcd Preacher Arrested on Conn
piaint Of =. ~. Merrill.
Middletown. Conn. Nov. io.-on com
pialnt Of Rev. =. + Merrill a member OF
the faculty OF Wesleyan University Rev
". II. Jones. colored preacher who had
charges In this city and Meriden. was ar
ralgnod IN the city Court this morning on
the charge of obtaining money under false
prescnscs.
Rev MerriD says that year ago he
gave Jones go 90 be used for the Paine
University of Selma. Ala. Tor which the
c0iorod prca hef sold he was collecting
funds on Friday Jones again called on
Air. Merrill and asked Cor another con-
trlbuiion for the same purpose. Mr. Ncr-
rill refused him. saying that he could not
md any sush university as Jones claimed
20 represent existing.
The case has been continued until Mon
day next. a bond Of 500 being required
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11
Emperor Ixwans H.u Declines.

Pekin Nov 9. VIA Shanghai. Nov. 10
Ii Hung Chang has received note from
Emperor Kwang Hsu. declining 60 accedc
to the demand for the punishment OF Tuug
Fu Hsisng. and consentiuE ony 10 tho
banishment OF Yu Hsieu. The note has
not vet been. formally communicated to
the mlnlaIara
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11
british 20 Get The railroad.

Tlen Tsiu. Nov. .. Friday As n reault
Of the British representations 40 the 81.
Petersburg government. Russia is ofncial-
ly handing over the railway 90 Tckin to
Count Won Waldersec. who will give 81
up 10 the British owners. Belgium also
has annexed land for foreign settle
mcnt
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11
SAVANNAH TRAIN WRECKED.
obstruetionH Tied ON the Track
Near Fayetteville. \. G.

-
Wilmington. ". C.. Nov. i0.-The Allan
TIC Coast Line local passenger train No.
- from Savannah 70 Richmond was
wrecked to-day about noon near Hope
Mills. a small station SIX miles south OF
Fayetteville. ~ G.. by On obstruction
tied on tho track with the evident plr-
poao OF tho wrccking of the train. The
engine and four cars were derallod En-
gineer Frank McGowan OF Florence. s. C.
was seriously injured. The passcng rs
escaped unhurt The injured were taken
20 Fayetteville on o speeial train and
bloodhounds were put on the trau OF tho
perpetrators OF the deed.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11

Hong Kong. Nov. i0-The Canton pa
pers report the execution OF Chu. a prom
inent leader OF the Triads. and the arrest
OF Yeung ticung Po = prominent reform
er The officials are doing their utmost
20 stamp out the reform movement
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11

He a. Absolutely Certain OF Erection
to the United states senate.

Jacksonville. Fla. Nov o-Ex-sena-
tor Matthew Quay Of Pennsylvania ans a
party OF friends arrived at his winter
house at Saint Lucie, Fla, to-day. They
Travelled in Senator Quays private clr
wildwood" lie will remain here during
the winter. returniug 10 his state a inter
walls to look after hia political inter sta.
lie stated to-day that DE- wss abfolutcly
certain of over 10 votes in Joint ballot in
the Pennsylvania LeRiaaIurc for Uni cd
states senator and that he expected 70 b.
elected.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11
STANDARD on BOUNDING UP.
Trust Securities Respond 90 Result
of Election.

New York. Nov. io.-standard OIL eer-
tlncates were quoted at 100 bid. none Of
ferea as against 655 yesterdays highest,
ana unsl to-day tho highest on record.
The par value OF the company's entire out
standing stock Il Hf5n.eoo and sI0 per
share. indicates market value OF tsa-'-
10000. During this year the company
bas p1id SO $4,000 IN dividends.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11
A Temporary NNar mea.ure.

Berlin. Nov io.-A dispatch from Pc
kin dated Nov 2. says thas as the Rus
sian seizure OF territory on the left bank
of Pei Ho IS regarded as Temporary war
measure tho British minister has re-
Trained from protesting against the ac-
tion taken.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11
WILL CONTEST ms ELECTION.
voters On Philippines Cut n Figure
In Kansas.

count from tho Third District. received
here tonight shows that A. NJ. Jackson.
fusionlst. has been elected 20 Congress.
defeating George W. Wheauey by a ma
jorty OF 2s2 There arc % Third District
vo.crs serving in The army IN the Phil
ippincs 70 BE- heard from. Republicans
say they Will contest Jackson's election.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11
KENTUCKY STILL DEMOCRATIC.
Bryan's Majority About 5000 and
Beckham's About 5000.

Louisville. Nov. i0.-oficlal returns
from all save about a dozen counties in
the stote received by the Courier-Jour-
nal up TO Il o'clock tonight do not ma
ieraily alter thas papers unofficial report
Of the election. Bryan's majority will
be IN the neighborhood OF 5000. while the
plurality Of Beckham. Democrat. for Gov
ernor. VIII be about 5000 the unofficial
being { $50
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11
Ninnnrti nn. ne.IEnrd.

Columbus. O.. Nov. io.-Attorney Cen
eral Frank Monnett has resigned from
the Buckeye Republican Club az the re-
qtost OF the club
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11

isenL generous and flexible. and proba bly,
VIII YIELD quickly and with absolute con-
hdence 20 tuition and advice. when thor
oughly Informed Of American institutions
and purposes.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11
CROKER WILL co TO ENGLAND.
Tammany Dos. Not Yet Ready TO Dss-
cus- the Election.

New York. Nov. i0-Richard Croker
said tonight that he would sail for Eng
land next Saturday. lie will make a
statement before he leaves. but he IS not
yea ready 10 discuss tho election, the
mayoralty campaign or Tho pr0j ctcd re-
volt against him Regarding the sta o
constabuiary bin he has nothing 70 cay
at present Mr Croker expects 70 return
next spring in time Tor the city campaign.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11

Raleigh. ". C.. NOV. io-Congressman-
e,c,t Kitchen, Democrat. has been In
formed that his election from the Fifth
district viii be contested
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11

New York Nov. io.-R. g. Dun. head
OF the mercantile agency firm OF r. G..
Dun a Co died IN this city to-day OF
slrrho~ls Of the LIVER.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11

London. Nov io.-Tho Associated Press
ienrna that Lord Raglan. grandson of
the Crlmean general oi that name VIII
he appointed Under Secretary OF State for
Nar.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-12-07
dOIl1lIg BICGg0 fIIs Insurance CO

The undersigned having boon az
pointed agents OF the above compsn
are prepared 20 insure risks agamg
hre On Stone and Brick BUILDINGS ana
m Merchandise stored therein on the
most favorable terms. For particular,
apply at the Office OF
Y. A. SCHAEFER & co. Asts
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-12-07
General Insurance Co. for Ssa.
River and Land Transport,
OF Dresden.

Having established an agenc. q,
Honolulu and the Hawaiian Islands,
the Undersigned general agents are su.
'hor!2gd 10 take risks against the dam
gers OF the sea at the most reasonable
rates and on the most favorable .erus.
+. A. SCHAEFER &c CO..
Agents for the Hawai!aD Islands
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-12-07
A CURE ron CHRONIC pIARR
HOEA

About HYe years ago ! was troubled
Win catarrh Of the lower bowel" says
A.. y, Chisholm 40 Dearborn avenue
Chicago, and although I consulted soy
sral emlneul physicians who prescribed
ur me-, ! found their remedies failed
60 ln uuy WY rellofe ms, and lhl
lruubl almost brcamr ahr1alc Aiter
suffering several H0plbs. ! ono day
concluded 80 ~ nllmbrrIWn.s npllr
Cholera ana parrh9e lsemedg and
bog ~ assure gNu ihal ! wac mnsl
Agfseaily aurpiHrd ip ilui htlHr lhklns
$50 dnais M lhn f0Wed} MAJ J wa
completely rlirfri ~ iht disease MAJ
Hld rHH WH ~ Wufl tlnnh'' hh hh
hafn nui Hlnrffl from n HlurH fnl
su Hulil q r0I go asenF u q
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-12-07
TRANSATLANTIC FIRE ms. 20.
OF HAMBURG.

Capital OF the Company
and reserve, reichsmarks 6,JUu sss
Capital their reinsurance
companies .............. 10I. So 80
Total reichsmarks ...... 107,6 $50 .ss
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-12-07

HTrs as . iffllpls lpfmpni " ms
mus fQlhs AAg ~ slHie ellsf pAsf
Upspfs Vlniwfai npfp tlls ssiaW
flsNislt tg uaiF
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-12-07
ierman Lloyd Marine inSur'Ce CO
or BERLIN.
Fortuna General Insurance Co
OF BERLIN.

The above Insurance Conp.ulsf
have established general agency here
and the undersigned, general ag.ntA,
are authorized to take risks against
the dangers Of the sea at the most res
sonsble rates and on the most favor
able terms.
F. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
General Agents
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-12-07

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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-03-06
FRANCE AND AMERICA.
National Friendship IncreaSing-La
Fayette Dollar Presentation Eng
liShmen Mobbed.

Paris, March 3-France, beyond a
doubt, is sincerely anxious for the
hand grip of friendship of the United
States, and not only is this true Of the
government. but of all responsible
French politicians as well. The presen-
tation Of the Lafayette dollar to Pres
ident LoUbet today furnished another
unmistakable proof of the existence Of
this feeling.
References t1 the event in the French
journals of all political shades have
been invariably of the most sympathet-
ic character and the ceremony itself
is treated as if destined to prove an
other link in the historic friendship Of
the two nations.
President Loubet himself, the corre-
spondent Of the Associated Press has
been informed by one entitled to speak,
is charmed with the whole affair, and
the manner in which it was carried
out.
The exquisite orkmanship of the
casket in which the Lafayette dollar
was presented formed an object of es-
pecial admiration from all the French
officials who examined it.
Some of the newspapers find in the
Lafayette incident an occasion to draw
a contrast between the ideals of Amer
lea and France and the conduct of
Great Britain at the present time.
The news of the capitulation of GEN
eral Cronje arrived on Mardi Gras and
served as an occasion for a demonstra-
tion for the British. Two Englishmen
who were indiscreetly seated on the
terrace of a cafe were noticed and de-
nounced by some fanatics and in a few
moments the merry throng of carnical
makers was metamorphosed into a
bowling crowd.
The Englishmen were struck and
forced to take refuge within the cafe,
which the mob besieged for an hour
until Strong body of police arrived.
French admiration of General Cronje
has found vent in a subscription open
ed by Henri Rochefort in L'AntranSi-
geant to present Genral Cronje with a
sword of honor. The subscription has
reached over 1000 francs in four days.
The United States auxiliary cruiser
Prairie received a very cordial recep-
tion on her arrival at Rouen and a
movement is now on foot headed by
the chamber Of commerce of Paris to
entertain the captain and officers of
the vessels here.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-03-06
THE DOCKERY-BELLAM HEARING
Blocks-of-Five Dudley Argues That
10000 Republicans were Prevented
from Goting-An Affidavit from Mike
Bowling.
Charlotte Observer Specially

Washington, March 2.-The contest
ed election case Of Dockery VS.. Bel
lamy came up today before elections
famous blocks-of-five man, appeared
for Mr.. Dockery, assisted by Claude
Dockery. Mr.. Bellamy was represent
ed by Hon. Charles NJ. Rusbee, of Raj
eigh, and Hon. Frank 7. Osborne, of
Charlotte.
Mr.. Dudley made the opening argu-
ment, and occupied about four hours
contending that the democratic lead
ers entered into a conspiracy TO carry
the state and in order to do so resort
ed to murder, whippings, use of whis-
key and negro intimidation. Mr.. Dud-
leyS arguments were assumptions of
fact not proven by the record, and
many not even referred to in the evil
dence. He contended that through an
intimidation 10000 votes in the district
were not cast and that if allowed to
vote they would have voted for Mr..
Dockery. These contentious were in
the teeth of the fact that appeared in
the evidence that the vote of the Sixth
district of North Carolina was the lar
gest vote cast in the south in the last
election and was nearly 10000 greater
than in former years, the vote being
even larger than that cast for General
Grosvenor, in Ohio; Reed or Dingley,
of Maine, or of any republican leader
in the house.
Mr.. Dudley, after arguing the case
on its merits, agreed to open up the
case again, and to take testimony,
showing a weakness in his case. He
submitted an affidavit of Mike Dowl-
ing, setting up intimidation and use
of whiskey on the part of Representa-
tive Bellamy in Wilmington. Dockery
has had this man in Wilmington OBJ
tanning affidavits in opposition to Mr..
Bellamy. Mr.. Dudley even went so
far as to bring in lynchings that oc-
CURED year after the election.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Dudley's
argument, the case went over until
Monday next. when Messrs. Busbee
and Osborne will be heard for Repre-
sentative Bellamy. At the session
Tuesday testimony will be introduced
showing up the record of the man
Bowling mentioned above.
[Dowling was here for several days
recently, and it is charged against him
that he exhibited letter from Dockery
offering good pay for evidence of the
kind they propose to submit to the
committee; it is also said he made
overtures to a number of pollholders,
offering pay for evidence to corroborate
his statements. How far he succeeded
remains to be seen:
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-03-06
TcLEGRAP hIG SUMMARY.

Long staple cotton sold for 121z cents
in Norfolk Saturday.
President Kruger leaves Pretoria for
a conference with President Steyn.
Prince Henry of Prussia will soon
visit his granmother, Queen victoria.
The steamer Alamo rescues the crew
from the sinking schooner Anna H.
Ketcham-
Government receipts from the Phil
ippine islands for February amounted
to s426, ,423.
No news is received from South At
rica. Roberts is keeping his move
ments secret.
Since last April Insurance Commis-
sioner Young has turned into the state
treasurey 100000.
The revenue cutter returns after
weeks fruitless seach for the Spanish
steamship Minerva.
There is no immediate intention of
making any changes in the military
commanders in Cuba.
Two Englishmen We're attacked by
a Paris mob the day news was re-
ceiyed of Cronjes surrender
The Kentucky legislature appropri-
ates 100000 to be used in hunting down
the assassin of Governor GOebel.
The argument in the Kentucky gov
ernorship contest is closed. A decision
will not be rendered for several days.
A subscription is started in Paris of
a fund to purchase a sword for General
Cronje 1t reached 1000 francs in four
days.
The Cuban delegates fail in their
protest at Washington against the ap-
pointment of Majr. Sbaretti as bishop
of Havana.
P s. Hill, of New York, is appointed
receiver of the Blackwell Durham To-
bacco Company on application of the
majority Stockholders.
The chances of the German anval
bill have grown worse Of late. The
government will hardly approve the
meat bill as now constituted.
a bill to remove party emblems from
ballots is the only amendment to be
made to the GOebel election law at
this session of the legislature.
The presentation of the Lafayette
dollar to the president OF France has
awakened stronger national feeling of
friendship for the United States.
An army board is appointed to look
into the purchase of the lands on Sui
livan's island recently ceded to the
federal government by the state of
South Carolina.
The senate calls on the secretary of
war for the cOurt-martial proceedings
in 1864 in the case of then Lieutenant
Colonel Corbin, who is now adjutant
general of the army.
Kentucky republicans say guns are
being sent to London only for militia
companies to be organized in that
section. They deny sensational ru
mors as to their intended use.
An anonymous letter received at the
navy department from Manila says
that at the time of the wreck of the
Charleston a number of her officers
were under the influence of liquor.
With the passing away of the fear
of continental interference in South
Africa there springs up uneasiness in
England as to what position the Unit
ed States will take. 1t is feared pop
ular pressure will force Mckinley to
! make some anti-British demOnstra>
ton.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-03-06

GERMAN POLITICS.
Chances for the Naval Bill Grown
worse-The Meat BiIi-sympathy for
the Beers.
copyrighted by Associated Press.)

copyrighted by Associated Press)
Berlin, March S.-Most important
matters were transacted during the
week, in the reichstag. before almost
empty benches.
The foreign Office budget being TAX
en- up, a variety OF matters came un-
der discussion, even the query as TO
why the Prussian government gave
a Prussian decoration 10 a German OF
Chicago. However. Count Won Bue-
low. the minister of foreign affairs.
made a good showing and got his sal
ary voted.
The chances of the naval bill have
grown rather worse lately. Both the
centre, the conservatives and the
agrarians are demanding compensa-
tions for their vote, the first asking for
the recall OF the Jesuits and t0- .sst
demanding a meat law tn sgI. their
convenience and guarantT from the
government that agrariau interests
will not be neglected in tine projected
commercial treaties. There viii evil
IDENTIFY be a hard pull TO get the bill
through, though there is indicator
that the popular sentiment among the
electors is rising for the nav a. increase.
The National Zeitung speaking about
the meat bill, today, expressed the be
lief that the government viii not ap-
prove the bill as now constituted and
thus tie its hands regarding the com
ing commercial treaties, not only with
the United States, but also with Rus
sia, Scandinavia, Holland, etc. 1t
says: "A general tariff war would be
the result if the bill became law. all
to appease the Unsuitable aGra~ians.
The total proportion of mea- imports
after the new year of 1905 would be
tantamount to meat uSury.
The Prussian Diet, this week Consid-
cred the railroad buget. l. was plain
ly shown that the Prussian street
railway system is fearfully behind in
comfort and the latest improvements.
all because of fear of diminishing the
annual surplus.
The South African war continues to
hold the attention of the public here.
While sympathy for the Beers contin-
ues, respect for the British has risen
under their latest successes. Lieuten-
ant General Becher in the LOkal An
Zeiger today concludes that the war
for the Beers is now a hopeless strug-
gle for they lack that which alone
could have given their victories a per
manent value, that is to say. the ca
pacity of fructifying victory by pursu-
ing the enemy to the point of annihi-
lation.'
Prince Henry of Prussia intends
paying a visit of some length to his
grandmother Queen Victoria" in Eng
land.
Viscount Cough, secretary of the
British embassy, informed the CORE
spondent of the Associated Press that
| the embassy knew nothing about En-
| peror William having sent congratu-
| lations to Queen Victoria on the occa-
sion of the latest British success This
| is confirmed in court circles here
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-03-06
THE ARGUMENT CLOSED.

Louisville. Ky, March S.-After hear
ing argument by former Governor
Bradley for the republicans. and Zach
Phelps. for the democrats. Judge Field
in the circuit court today took under
advisement the cases to determine the
rights of the rival claimants 10 the Of
fees Of governor and lieutenant gov
ernor- An opinion is not expected for
several days. When it is announced an
appeal will be taken to the stale court
OF appeals which the democrats claim
has ffnaI jurisdiction. The republicans
however. will try to get the case be-
fore the United States supreme court
il the decision is against them.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-03-06
Does 1t Pay to Buy Cheap.

\ cheap remedy for coughs and colds
is all right, but you want something
that will relieve and cure the more Sc
we're and dangerous results of throat
and lung troubles. What shall you do?
Go to a warmer and more regular eli
mate? Yes, if possible; if not possible
for you, then in either case take the
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in all civilized countries with success
in severe throat and lung troubles,
''Boschee's German Syrup~ 1t not
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Inflammation, causes easy eNpectora-
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Recommended many years by all drug
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