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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-19
TAYLOR WILL RETURN.
He and Finley Will Stand Trial as
Soon AS Partisan Rancor Dies

Soon as Partisan Rancor Dies
Down.
Indianapolis, July 15.-Charles Fin
ley, eN-secretary of state of Kentucky,
said yesterday that he intends to go
back to Kentucky to stand trial for
completely in the murder of William
Goebel. He said:' "Just as soon as I
am satisfied that the rancor of our op-
ponents has died down shall return.
1 suppose shall have to be guided by
general observation in deciding that,
but knowing myself to be absolutely
innocent 1 cannot bear the thought Of
allowing such an imputation as has
Taylor feels just as do
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-19
vessel owners Combine BROKEN,

Vessel Owners Combine BrOken.
Cleveland Ohio, July Is. The vessel
owners yesterday announced that the
pool recently formed by them to main
tain a rate of 80 cents ton on coal to
Lake Superior ports had been broken
The action was due to taking cargoes
Mt 40 cents by boats sent here from
Buffalo and other ports. i
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-19
SPAIN NOT INTERESTED.

Will Not Take Part In the Chinese
Engagement
Madrid. July 15.-Senor Selvela, the
Spanish premier, says that no Spanish
ing no interests 10 defend in the ex-
tremc orient.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-19
Mi.souri Gown Crop Ru,ned

KaEsas City, July 15.-Reports re-
ceived by local grain men from the
biggest corn counties in the state say
the corn crop is half destroyed already,
and will be almost completely ruined
If rains do not come within the next
few days. There has been no rain for
the past three or four weeks.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-19

1t la announced that the queen has
approved the selection of the Earl of
Hopetown as governor general OF the
Australian commonwealth.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-19

John Donnelly. an old-tlme lake cap
tain, died at Kingston, Ont, aged six
ly.eight years. He had been In the
wrecklng business for many years.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-19

Explosion Causes 100000 Fire.
Pittsburg, Pa, July Is. - The Gar
land Chain Works Mt Rankin, Pa, We're
destroyed by fire at 4:30 o'clock yester-
day afternoon. Loss, 100000. The
fire was caused by the explosion of a
tank of chemicals, but no one was In
iurhd.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-19
STABLE MAN BURNED.
Fire in n Pittsburs suburb Causes a
Loss of $4,000.

Loss of $4,000.
Pittsburg, July 15-Samuel Woods,
a stableman, was burned to death and
eight horses were cremated in fire at
Sewickley, a suburb of this city. which
destroyed six coal and ice storehouses,
three stables, a frame dwelling. num-
Der of outbuildfngs and six Pennsyl-
vania freight cars. The property was
owned by Alden q. Hayes and Birney
Strange. The loss is $4,000.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-19
B0ERS WORE. ] KHAKI ] 4
AND FOOLED UNsUsPECTING BRIT
) - .a,:
IsH SOLDIERS. = &c

No Further Omcial Reports Concern
ing the Nitrals Mex Anair-Boer
Statements Place the British
Casualties at 2OO-Devet's Force,
Expelled From Bethlehem, Has
Taken Up Strong Position
Fifteen Miles to the Southwark
President steyn Said to BE With
Them.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-19
sLUGGED AND ROBBED.

Woodruff, Wis, Saloonkeepcr Loses
$500 at Ironwood, Mich.
1ronweod, Mich, July ia daring
hold-up occurred about 10 o'clock al
most in the center of the town. A sa-
loonkeeper from Woodruff was slugged
and relieved Of about $780, Certain
persons who have been hanging around
the town are suspected, but no arrests
have been made.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-19

In n decision Commissioner Hermann
holds that the general appropriation for
surveying public lands does not 10 any
sense apply to public lands IN Porto
Rico.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-19

London, July 15.-Lord Roberts has
sent no further reports concerning the
NitraIs Mex affair. Pretoria dis
patches, however, show that the Lin
colnshires lost half Of their officers, in
Guiding Col. Roberts, who was Woun-
ded and taken prisoner. Stragglers
continue to arrive at the camp, but few
further details can be gathered. The
British fought stubbcrnly until night.
fall, when the cavalry turned their
horses loose The Boer report of the
engagement places the British casual
ties at over 900. In the Derdepoort
affair mentioned in Lord Roberts dis
patch, the men in TIE front rank OF the
Beers
Wore Khaki Uniforms
and helmets, and the dragons passed
them unsuspectirgiy. The mistake was
not discovered until the Beers opened a
heavy fire when the dragons We're
within 400 yards. British prisoners
who have escaped to Kroonsradt report
that Gen. Dcwrt's force of 10000 men
expelled from Bethlehem by Gen. Glenn
ents and Gen. Pasct have taken up a
strong position fifteen miles to the
southwark in the hills around Reteif
Mex. President Steyn is reported to
be with them. Another case Of the
Beers wearing Khaki is. reported to
have happened ut Lindiay OIL June 26,
when they surprised q picket of twen-
ty-fve men OF the Yorkshire light in
fantry. eighteen of whom were killed
OF wounded.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-19
KilIed nv Lirhtninr

IA1IIeU Dy LIRhtMnK. I,
Winnipeg, July 15.-Vernon Stewart,
from Athens, Ont: was killed by light
ming while working OH eA-Premier
Greenway's farm.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-13

geb.en 6reitag Moraen Tim 4 ubr
brad iiber Senbahiers Gleioeritore in
Canal Oooer III einem fleinen ,lnbe=
mobnten 3immer Geuer aus, uno ob=
mobl Die 6euermebr prompt our Gteae
mar. llno oas Geuer rllb sel0Iat mer,
Den tonnte, belduft iih Der S9aben am
@ebduoe uno on ben Waaren auf nebr
als $1,000. Der eisentiibe Seueriba.
ben mar perbdltnibmdBia aering. um
10 ar0Ber aber III Der S1aoen our6
Gau9 uno WaIier. Bis bas 6euer
entitanoen, 1T niht betannt. Ser Ser.
luit lit ourd @erliherlns aeoef!.
8ie @igent6ilner oes Gleioerltores
itanoen Sur 3eit nit 81. WeiB in un=
terbanoluna, Inn oemlelben oas 4e=
idaft 81 oertaufen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-13
9ai@cntiider fiir .@eibma @ten

NeraeBt nidt. ooB mir einen ltarten
9lnlpruh auf Cure Gnnoidaft fir GU
rem geoarf an 9nI6entiibsrn fir Weib-
llahten MAIDEN, uno mir tperoen lie En-
balten, tpenn sbr bic Werthe oeraleidt.
ginfahe, aanS lei1ene. boroirte 1a-
identii1er fir Dameil 81 10c., 15e..
zoe. nno 25c.. jeoes lit bic Qdlite
mebr tpertb. Daielbe 1T lDabr besiig.
LID Der 5alAentiiher fiir 4erren 3u
l2c., Hc., zoe. nno 25c. bas Stiif.
Sic lino Is ipertb, bab man Dana1
Iiebt. gute baumpollsne 9aibentii-
der fir Rinoer. brei Il, elmer biiblhen
S1ahtel iii l5c. Gh6ne broDirte 9a-
identiiher 3u Sc. 1Oc,, 25c., 30c. oas
5tiid. Seine iriibe 6pibentaibMtn.
der, bon 0dnb 9eilaht. 75r. bis SIS. 90
bas 6tiif We(u1f oies Ngpartement.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-13
0cHorbcm.

glm z. Ges. in 9hilipsbura Grau
gotberine Stpller, i'm Mlter BON 28
sSobreu. 6 Wonaten uno 3 Easen. Sic
@erfprbene. cine 5ohter pon Garl
qenS in sssefferien SownIbip. mat in
@rapforb 5olpnibip, Goiboeton go..
eeboren. Sie mar nit Sobr Stpler
berheirathet llno mar ibre5 freunblibetl
unb aefdliaen Weiens ,pegen bel Sung
uno Ylt beliebt. Sic binterldbt BEN
trauernten @atten 3 Ginoer. bon beneu
oos dltelte 10 Sabre. oas jiinaite taun
10 Mo1en alt lit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-13

S1(Sir ionntsn ben aansen @aum oie~l
- les ylattes auffiillen, UNI ale
bic bilblben Saden aufsn3dblen. lpelbe
mir 81 pertaufen baben. Befonoers
inodten mir aur priifung unIerer aus.
aepdblten 5ild.Heinmano, Gerpietten,
Danotli1er, 9eitempelten Qeinmano,
31llen-u -uebersiiaen Deden, Rleiberifofs
len. Seioen, frana6lifden sSlonelen
einlaoen. Srasno etlpas bon oiefen
inabt Elm fd6nes Gef6eni.
Wir seiaen eleannte 6aben in Biir.
ten nit 5terlina-G -Gilber unb gbonp
Maden, soilettenitiiden, tleinen Bilbers
Habmen, bibf1en NaoeltiiienSu. /, is.
verlabt nint unIere Rio.Oanoihube
su $l.OO uno $l.49 bas paar he
tonnsn niHt oupIi3irt lperoen,
Mooilientpaaren uno garnirte 0uts
3u iebr reouairtel preiien. I.ES||
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-13
ltmtcrfleioer iiir &imDer.

Wir baben etpa so Dubeno i6uer,
Vlieb-WeIten unb Qoien fir Rinber,
palieno fiir Mdbhen oDer Rnaben I'M
utter bon 2 bis l6 Sabren, fpelhe al
ben folgenoen niebri9en preilen per-
fauft meroen
Nlter BON 2 Bis 4 Sabren, We|ig
ober Dole, 81. bas 5tiif.
9llter BON 4 big 6 Sobren, WeIfs
Doer 0oisn, l0c. bas Stiif.
Utter bon 6 Bis s Sabren, WeFs
Doer 0ofen. l5e. oas Gtilf.
Utter bon 10 big 10 ..yabren, Welts
Ober D0ien, 20e. oas Slid.
Ilter bon 10 Bis IA Sabren. Mept
Ober 6ofen. 25e. Das Gtiif.
Nlter BON IA biz l6 Sahren, Weift
ober 00ien, Doc. bas Gtiid.
Dle NlieBsllntermaaren fir Domen,
iDelhe mir ieBt 81 Csc. per Gtiid Der.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-13
Straps fiir Samen.

9Dir baben unsefdbr einbunsertuno-
fiinF3i9 Wraps fir 9amen BON Der
Mahe oieier sai!on. 10 mobilize uno
tpiinidenswertbe Gleioungsiiiife, ipie
Iie iiberbaupt 81 baben Iino. Dieie
Bretie ueroen ibnen idnellen 9tbiab
Iidern
Sdmar;e unb iaybiee glpes ooer
Safets fir 9amel, bic fit 5000 per-
tanFt puroen, selten iest $4.O0 oas
5tilf.
sSene, Die fir $3.50 oas Stid per-
tauft muroen, aelten iest $500 bas
Gtiif.
Die $1,000 Sorte III auf 5000 bag
Gtiif reousirt uno Die $500 Glei=
Oungsifiide seben fiir $1,000 ieoes.
gs Iino nod cine oan;e Mn3nbl
Wraps au anberen preiien DDrhanoen.
aber jebes bieier Rlsioungsitife ,pirb
3nr ndmlihen Derbdltnibmdbigen 2e=
onttion bon einem Orittel bonn friiGe=
rfn preis Dertauft tperDen.
ssafets unb Mdnt.l fur Ginoer ba=
ben ebenfols einen ihueren Gdnitt in
preiie erfabren, alerbinss nibt 70 niel
ME fur bic Gleibun9sfiife Der Danien.
llnQefdbr Elm babies Dubenb Rlei=
bungsitiife fiji 9amen, bic DDin lebten
Sabr iibrig blieben. iperoer 5u preiien
cilsrirt iDsroefL bab lie fdnea ab9eben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-13
OetrathSbe,

hilbert W. Brap @ora eimmers,
bei0e DDn Ne,DpDrt.
Robert 3 Yerrp Catherine 5. Wel-
Ter, bei0e BON Wineral Woint.
@barles u. Trebsr bon yafersoille Vs.
Son 9. 6hlup BON yieip GDmsrs-
topn.
Gptrett R. grolDn Nlite Dliper, bel.
Be pon Dennifon.
Helninao Wenapace BON GoIbnctDri ~
2uigia SoooriSi bon llbribspills.
Oauio Nobinian - Nouila Menner -
beioe bon Ypliear.
SacOb 9Dll - Gnma 6bumafer, bel.
be bon Stat.
Hobert 6. gDans Mlice 81. MlbauQb,
beioe pol Nem Cumberland.
CHARLES S. Mattern 9lnna 9.
Nign, beioe bon ubribspile.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-13
Vels shdrpem fit 9amcn.

Gin tpenig taltes Wetter unb Sbr
tpiiroet gu6 beeilen, @uA einise oieIer
leltenen Wertbe anaulhaffen. Yeoentt,
mas fir elm biiNhes Gei1enf elmer bic.
Ter pelstrdeen fir Die Mutter, Die
ShDeiter. ooer bas G6dBden abgeben
lpiiroe
glle S1drpen in bieler Partie 1ino
bon ben mooildlten Sortsn Dieier Sai=
ion uno iino eemabt aus oem foleen-
ben faibionablen pelsmert: Ghmaraer
Maroer. Steinmaroer, Wint, 5hpar=
ser Sppoilnm, Bieber. elettrilhe Robbe,
glauer Guhs. dineiiide Robbe, Otter
ooer Near=&obbe.
sSeoe oisfer Sddrpen lit ber5iert nit
einem einfaben ooer 0iiibel bes ba;l
paflenoen 5hnan3es.
Oier 1T Die Meiie. tuie fie perfauft
iperoen:
pel3=Ghdrpen fir Damen, bic fir
$3.50 0as Gtiif perfauft tpurben, ge
ben iebt fiir $3. 90 bas 5tiif.
pel5-6ddrpen fir Damen. Die fir
$500 Das Gtiif Dertauit tpuroen, 9e%
ben ieBt fiir $4.O0 Das Slid.
pel5sGddrpsn fiir Damen, Die fiir
$3.50 oas Stiif Dertauft uuroen, ge-
ben isbt fir $500 bas Gtiid.
Yel3=6ddrpen fir Dan,erl, bic fur
$1,000 DaS Stiif bertauft purbel, ace
ben isBt su 81. SO Dns 6tiif.
pelsS Sndrpen fur Damen, Die fiir
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-13

tdufen, iino 10 gut mie oieienisen, fir
,uelbe Shr anoersmo 35c. be3ablt.
Oie ertra ihDeren @Iieb= butterflies
Der fir Mdnner. uelhe mir iebt 5u 39c.
oas Stiif berfaufen, miiNen anoerstpo
nit soc. bas Stiif be5ablt tperoen.
6einere Gorten BON llntert.eioern
fiir 9erren, Oanlen uno Ginoer fir
tueniaer 8elo, als iie ionit iraenomo i'm
GountD gefunoer tperoen tonnen. Dies
III cine ffarte 8ebauptllng aber eine
Briifung uirb gu6 bon oeren Wabr=
belt iiberaeu1ell.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-13
Spesieuer S1mD=3crfa,.i.
3uanSig Rrn;cnt 3abatt fir ale
2cSer Maarru lpagrrno bret
Sagen Oieier Wn9c.

Nm Sonneritag, Dreitag uno 5amss
tag oieIer gSod]e oheliren mir unleren
9onsen Gorratb ppn ausse5eihnsten
Shubuaaren fir 3amen, Mdohen,
ainoer uno Serren 5u einem Habott
bon 20 pro6ent. liniere friiheren Ser=
tduFe warcn gut putroniIrt, uno mir
boHen, bel oieIem Ge.fauf nod piel
mebr 9unoen 5u iebeu i'm i,eleG S1ub.
Store SurrD's.
glu1 Nbenos often oieIe Mo9e.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-13
Ncacnf6irntc.

gSenn Sbr ben allerbsiten Geeen-
thirm fur Dame ooer 0errn, ben ss5br
lenals aeieben babt, fir 98c. haben
lpollt, 10 tommt 3u uns. Nusgendblte5
natiirlide 0olSariffe. nit ober obne
Stsrling.Gilber gersierunsen. Sin.
fa1e ooer Spul Gloria Sei0e ooer
en9liihe eer9e-Dedel al 98c.
gellere @orter uertauFen fir $l.49.
sl.75, 1925 uno aufmdrts bis $500
oas Stiif.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-13
Geht su s o bn s. Gin1e,

WSV1 du ~ ~ ~. ot ~ "
iilr Veifgei9cnfe. Sort finoet Sbr
cine uollltanoiee Musipahl bon sSafets.
@opes uno @nsiiaen fir Damen uno
Maoden al ermdbieten Yreiien. SD
babe ou1 eine lb6ne glusmabl uon Ne-
aenld)irmen fir Damen llno Serrell !;
Rleioerltoffe. seioe, pslsmert ouer 9lrt.
Wenn Sbr olsacbt, Inn Gub Cure
Gbrilttaesaeldente alls5u,Udblen, 10
perneBt niht, bel uns oprsl,lpreAen,
ebe Sbr Cure Nusmabl treift.
8liltlihe Weibna0ten oil Nle
S. :. 3inlep,
NorosueiteGe bonn public Square. 81
3ur gequemlidteit Der 5eiertoas=
Nusflilgler miro Die 6lepelano, Gorain
& Mbeelina @ilenbabn So. am o..
23., "a, %. unb 81. 9eselnber 1900
uno am /. sSannar 1901 @rfu.llons=
3ifets sll reou5irten YreiIen perfaufen;
eiiltig sur GildIa1rt biz am 2. Sanuar
1901. 80
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-13

Gin Observation-Disclosures glatt
bemerft: ,Ralte Stlle i'm Winter to-
ten mebr Sutter als marine, oenn oas
8ie6 muB Die ibm BON auben feblenoe
Wdrme ourb mebr SSutier, urro 5mar
wdrmeerseu9euoes. erIeben. IS 1T alIo
Die Sraoe: SIT es biliser, einen uar-
men staff gu baben, ooer mebr Sutter
81 rei6en ? Die iid Der GARNER porle=
gen mub." SeOer ohtuugsmertbe unb
braoe Furmer aber iollte Iein gieb
tparm balten Il II iatt iiittern. g,rau=
lia lit Die Siinoe, Delhe Der Menid
NIT Der uniferblidea Seele 10 bielfah
an benz niibllben rno armen Gieb be.
9ebt +!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-13

$500 oas Stiid berfauft tpuroen, ae
ben jebt fir $1,000 bas Gtiif.
yel3-Shdrpen fir Oamen, Die fiji
$500 oas Stiif Derfauft wuroen, ae,
ben leBt gu $l6.66 bas 5tiif.
Sine grobe Nn5abl Sbdrpen gu an-
beren prelien muB perfauft tperoen uni
5par in Eamlihen YerbdltniB De,
preiserndBisuns.
Vile Gollarettes unb GturmfrGQer
llno 3u baben gu eirem Drittel bi0iger,
als Der regelmdbige Breis.
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: Gemo1te llnterr6fs 81 $2.96 Sci
g. 6. urfers.

8auoonra Sui2entii1er - 81
big So oas Stiif = Surrp's.
- Mir buben beIonoers biaiae Yrei,
lie fir SoGsts, YelStappen uno 5bdr=
pen fiir 9omen uno ainosr uno fir ole
9arnirten 0amenbiite. id0ne Qerren=
Senoen uno aemutbte ieioene Mslten.
Sm groBen Store.
g. g. urfer.
Su perfaMfen: /: Gin GROCER Gor=
roth BON lcihten, trofenen Dauben fir
9dstiibel 81 65 Gts. Dos 9unbert ;
Sulbelti|ten Ill $l.5O oas 8ubeno.
Dian iuenoe f6 an Die 3iseelei in Ibi-
lipsburg. 8. 8. Nt . 0 III a NJ. 80
: grfluiipe MuFer in porseQan=
5aller. sllntertahen, =Sellern llnb .8.s
fhlrr in 8urrDs @QenmaarenlaDel..
- @eaen Wobnunesdnoerung 1T
cine ahtjdbriae. gut gebaute StEte.
suoerldlIis fir Gamiliengebraud, lo=
uie ein Suasp uno glatform Spring-
lpagen fir elm pOer Suei Yfcroe bilis
Su osrtsuien. Ndbere NustunIt bel
S. q. yteumann,
703 &ap st., New philadelphia, 8.
81
- Spiben= uno 0uaeB=9 9aihentii=
der fiir Samen $l.25 bis $3.50
Oas S1iif = SurrD's.
- @on 2anonenfuttsr 1T nod tein
Volf iatt getpor0en.
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Weihnahten naht heran !

mypHM b Fl
Wg mawN
par fn miu
fir
m
8Hb
@ b iii ar hM
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GriefltfSe.

Sir Die am s. Ses. enbenoe Wohe
blieben folgenoe nidt retlamirts Yriefe
auf Der bieli9en Ypitpffise:
Peter gedDtel. 3. g. Wtortpr.
s5ameS e. Gbie. 9ltrs. S5iram Yolafro
Jpbn 9enmert 9lrthur Geprpbs.
Hep. SO. g. sSeipett So.pb Steu
SameS Dtc2augbltn 3infler s. @p
8. u. Searoorff q. M.
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0eyd1,wcrtseuIifte.

Sir ben Sannarterlnin bes hieliaen
6eritbts tpuroen folgenoe 8efhworne
herausoelDfe:
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NJ ~
g gSSaS fnnn icl) ais
G5cict)ctlf fiir ci,lcn ainnil
faufcl1?
$3.50

Dieic Syrage htroc id)pn oft AIT 1ts &c. \
r;abtct. ysmt,, 5a.n, 8e9imn ns6btcm mir ia \
y aem: Gita gmpfimg Safet pDer cimen biib= I
id)ea gcitridte,o sSlnMs Oanm S3alSbinoen y
4 unD 9anDiDute, cine bibid)e Grapatte ODER !
y eiu Ssaar 9anoSd)abe tpiro ftets NIT Oaamit !
y amfgeatDteagaaem. S9eut0ett, iopDba iancD tpie
eitsfad) tpeife. tqasiere Mnstpahl ,,afaRt !
!, cise Wostsstgfattigfeit BOA 1,e,iet,, reid)en
Mnitesn, bcionoers amsgespdbH fir oem
syeiertag5 1tusSats. 9anu iiuo oa @egers
y fd)ira,ae pos altcep Gortem, fold)e sit cinfa=
d)ess eeatiir[ieDen Gso5gstifem no aatDcre tnit
z Sterling Gitber pcrsiert. Wamid)etters
y an5ptc, ssrdgeu staso Mamfd)ettese. Snidcats
tilebcr, 4einene taeo Seioene, eiuSd)liebiiN
x eOte 8anoaa,a2, @mfiers, fo.pobl otc t,eue
= apenobare S,arOaro Sorte, tote Dieredigc.
K strunptsuaaeese, ltnterfleioer, 9saNtgen,
oet eeseo 5elbitoerSt8aaotid) Gleioer.
S5eoer s,aeo olas oben angefdbrte 9lrtifel
2 iino aeitBfid)e teno pernimitige 0eid)enfe,
gees crircateu sueroet..
D stuSere 2guSpalu lit Die gr1bte, Die ,pir
jeueals seigteu,
: Sic Nreiic itato Die ,,ieor5gitesa, Ole i'bere
X tperoem g0asten.
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-12
CITIZENS NAME THEIR TICKET.
sweeny Nominated schwarz and
Naughtin Named HorriSan.

sweeny Nominated schwarz and
Naushtin Named Horrigan.
The Citizens nominating committee met
last night at the Metropolitan Hsl and
made up it's ticket for the primary Accord
ing to all accounts the meeting was love
feast Harmony was the watchword acd
the candidates who have been competing
with each other for the nominations for
the the county offices sid out of each
others way in the incest way possible.
Col Merritt w. Dixon was in the chair
and there was a large gathering Of the
leaders of the Citizens or Osborne-admin-
istration faction. All the well-knoWn lead
ers were on hand, along with pretty much
all the minor leaders, and the candida tes
as well. Mayor Myers was also on hand
as well as a number of business men who
are allied with the administration faction.
The number present was stated at i76
The nominations were all taken up in
turn and everything is said to have been
done by acclamations. There were Only
two Offices for which there were
rival aspirants within the faction.
These were the offices of county
sheriff and city sheriff. For the former
the names of Mai. Schwarz Maj. Screven
and Sheriff Sweeny have been freely used.
and in fact, all three gentlemen have been
in the field for the nomination. Outsid-
ers have been wondering for some time
how the Citizens leaders would adjust
this apparently delicate situation, each
one of the men named representing an
element of the strength which the ticnet
could not afford 20 lose.
Whether IT was the fine Italian hand of
Mr. Osborne, or whether some other pot
ter handled this political clay it all work.
Cd like clockwork. Mr.. Sweeny got up
and nominated Maj. Schwarz in a neat
little speech, in which he spoke nicely Of
the major, and urged party harmony.
Then Maj. Screven seconded the nominal
ton, after which the meeting confirmed
1t by reclamation.
The city sheriff business went off Just
as smoothly. Mr.. Michael Naughtn, who
has been an avowed candidate for this po-
sition, got up and very pleasantly nomi-
mated his opponent, Mr. Horrigan. This
nomination was likewise put through by
reclamation. The other candidates went
through in like manner.
After some incidental discussion of party
matters the meeting adjourned. A num-
Der of the leaders and candidates accom-
panied Mr.. Osborne to his office in the
Provident building and there was quite a
representative party gatheredYthere when
a Morning News reporter called to get the
ticket.
You can say that I predict the election
OF that entire ticket said Mayor Myers,
who was one of the party. 81 do not
think a single one will fail" The others
present echoed the Mayors views and all
seemed very well pleased with the out
look for the primary.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-12
REGISTRATION BY DISTRICTS.
The Fourth, as Usual, Leads With
1,S77 White Registered Voters.

The Fourth, Usual, Leads with
1,s77 White Registered Voters.
Registrar Sullivan has completed for
the benefit of the managers and clerks of
the primary election Of next Tuesday, a
list showing the registration of those pre-
sumptively entitled to vote at the primary
in each district AS usual this puts the
Fourth district at the head of the list
with 1877 registered white voters.
The white registration, by districts g
as follows: First, 1855; Second, s92; Tnird,
1.322; Fourth, 1877; Fifth, 1902; Sixth, 81;
Seventh, so and Eighth. 1872. The total
white registration is 5764.
The Fourth district, in which live a
lerge proportion of the Irish vote, usually
goes Liberal by respectable majoritics
This year the Citizens Club leaders are
claiming with great vigor and apparent
earnestness that they win carry The dis
trlct This claim is based largely upon
the feet thot Col. NJ w. Dixon the form
er liberal leader OF the Fourth is with
them in this fight and they are counting
upon his personal popularity and influence
in de Fort" to carry Mr.. Osborne
CO use and the cause of his friends to
victory
This claim the LIBERAL Club leaders, on
the other hand. view with Amused uncon-
Germ They say tbat not only will the
full Liberal Club ticket carry the Fourth,
but that the majority VIII be increased
instead of diminished. Amid so much of
conflicting claim and olarnor. it is impos .
sible to form q correct estima te, and
what this important district will do can
only be determined after the day of the
election
1t is evident. however, thot the fight is
to be closer, and the maioriues of the sue
cessful candidates. smaller than has been
expected by the conservatives up to few
days ago. The political battle OF Tuesday
will be one of the hardest and most de-
tcrminedly and desperately fought in the
history of Savannah and the county.