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Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-01-16
BUSY WEEK.
Legislature Getting Down To
Sure Enough Work.
Republicans rIust Now Meet Cold
Legal Facts and Brag and
Bluster Will Not Avail.

Frankfort, KY, Jan. 15.-During
the present week the Capital will
be the scene of unusual interest and
excitement. The committee to hear
the testimony in the contests for
Governor and Lieutenant Governor
will be in session every day, and
there Will probably be several
thousand witnesses or soldiers
in citizens clothes swarming the
streets.
The Contest Committees will hold
their sessions in the ballroom of the
Capital Hotel They will sit as
separate bodies, but will hear the
same witnesses and be guided by
the same rules. Several hundred
chairs are in the ballroom for spec
tators, of whom there will be a
large number.
Representative G. w. Hickman,
of Mclean county, as chairman Of
the Goebel-Taylor Committee, will
be the central figure on the two
boards. He is lawyer OF ability
and a legislator of experience. A
better chairman could not have
been selected from the committees,
as he knows thoroughly the duties
as presiding officer of a legislative
court. He is the Democraticl leader
on the floor of the House.
The Democrats will introduce
their witnesses on Monday, Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday.
On Friday, Saturday, Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday the Re
publicans will introduce witnesses,
and on Thursday the Democrats
will have an opportunity to intro
duce evidence in rebuttal. This
will close the testimony, and
several days will be given for the
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-01-16

arguments, so that February l the
committee will be ready to vote and
draw up their reports.
In addition to the busy scenes
that will surround the meeting OF
the two most important contest
boards, six or eight Of the leglsla-
tive contests will be disposed of
during the week. 1t may be safely
predicted that Representative
William Klair, of Lexington; Will
liam Ray, of Garrard; G. B. Stout,
of Woodford, and Senator ]. Embry
Allen, of Fayette, all Democrats,
will retain their seats, and that the
committees will report in their ia
vor. It may also be safely said
that Mr.. Mckinney, the Democrat
who is contesting the seat of Rep
resentative Taylor, of Trigg coun-
ty, will secure a favorable report,
and that he will be seated with
ease, and probably by unanimous
Democratic vote.
The Simmons-Huntsman contest
will come up in the Senate by the
middle of the week.
other Events of the Week.
In addition to the contests of all
kinds and the regular Legislative
grind, the General Assembly will
wednesday, for aUnited States Sen
ator, and at-nlght big banquet
will be held in honor of William
Jennings Bryan. On Wednesday a
Joint session will be held, and Sen
ator Blackburn will be elected
again. Mr.. Bryan and Senator
Blackburn will address the joint
assembly.
All these events will draw to
Frankfort the largest crowd that
has been here in several years, and
the interest will continue through
the entire session, for on February
6 the State Contest Board will meet
aud try the minor contests for State
Offices.
The Court of Appeals will prob
ably decide the State Election
Board case Tuesday.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-01-16
HEAD END SMASH.
Bad Collision of L. & N. Freight
Cars.
Thirteen Cars Wrecked at a Loss
of SIS, 900, But No Lives
Lost.

A great crash was heard all over
the city Saturday night about 8:13
o'clock and it was soon known that
bad collision had occurred on the
L. & N. near the Clarksville cross
ing. 1t was first thought that one
of the trains was the Nashville ac-
commodation, but fortunately it
was freight just ahead of the ac-
commodation.
The trains were the third section
of southbouhd freight No. 81 going
to Nashville and the third section of
freight No. "a going to Eva nsville
No. 81 was officered as follows;
Conductor, Capt. Longstaff.
Engineer, Tom Gianani.
Fireman, Harvey Freeman.
The crew of No. o. were:
Conductor, Capt. Ingram.
Engineer, John Stanfeld.
Fireman, Tom Benton.
All of these, and the several
brakemen on both trains, ,leaped for
their lives and escaped without in
jury except that Fireman Freeman
had the toes of one foot mashed
and brakeman named Rose
sprained one leg pretty severely
by the jump.
The trains met on a considerable
grade, about 200 yards south Of the
Clarksville pike crossing and soon
after the curve was turned.
Engineer Gianani as he turned
the curve saw ahead of him the
bright headlight of the other train
rapidly approaching. He had just
climbed over the hill and started
down with full steam and his long
train was moving with terrific force.
He gave the warning whistle and
called to the crew to jump. About
the same time the other engineer
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-01-16

saw, and answered the danger sig
nal and the men one after another
leaped off into the darkness. There
was a high bank, but the ground
was soft and they all played in
luck, although it was the 18th day
of the month and Is cars were
wrecked.
When the engines met the speed
of both trains had been slackened
and had the distance been fifty feet
more the collision would have been
averted. But the crash was Sc
we're enough to smash both engines
and pile up in a shapeless mass Of
broken wood and iron thirteen cars,
eight of them loaded and FIVE
empty.
OF the loaded cars, two were oil
tanks, FIVE loaded with coal and one
with axe-handles. They did not
leave the track, but the couplings
were broken and some of the cars
were piled up on those in front,
while one of the OIL tanks holding
1000 gallons was broken open and
a stream of oil escaped into the
gully by the track and ran off to-
wards the river. The train men
gave the bystanders permission to
help themselves and the gully was
damned and peohle were soon dip
ping up the oil in buckets, tubs,
pans, and every other kind of yes
sci that would hold oil. Several
parties rushed to the scene with
barrels and succeeded in gettingitby
the barrel. The second oil tank
was not broken and it's contents
were saved.
Although the license given as to
the oil did not extend to the coal,
the crowd that swarmed about the
wreck began to take away coal also
until stopped and a guard placed
over the wreck.
Wrecking trains from both Nash
Vile and Darlington were on the
scene by IL o'clock and worked all
night clearing the tracks. The
wreckage was rolled into the ditch
on one side and by 10 o'clock Sum
day the track was ready for trains
to move.
The accommodation train, the ST.
Louis through train and the morn
ing mail train were all blocked out
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-01-16
Eloped to illinois.

MIR, John Mcintosh, of Eddyville,
and Miss Bertha Davis, Of Dawson,
eloped TO Metropolis, Ill, Saturday
and we're made one. They will
reside at Eddyyille.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-01-16

CONTINUED on Fifth Passl
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
HOWIT WAS WORKED
,.r TRrsr NATTER KEPT OUT Oh
ELECTION TALK,
ooELL WIRED TO ROOSEVELT.
,y,tNT ATTORNEY GENERAL DAVIS
THINKS OF II.

.,,d ~ Was Of the Utmost Import
cnce THAT No Case ne Made
AGAINST the MAYOR of the Greatest
,it, IA the Country Unless IL
ro.ld Ne sustained - Hc Said the
Importaut Evidence should First
nc Produced.
New York Nov. Ain connection with
-. answer Of Mayor Van Wyck 20 the
,s--es against him nled with Gov
i 5sevelt regarding his alleged impro3ee
-raction with the American Ice Com
,,nt the World to-day prints q tcle-
~ purroriing 20 have been sent by
odeu. chairman % the Republican
e>~-~-.,,es ard NOMINEE e the Republican
Coestgaon ior governor To Gov
rass..s. ,7ror
sens ~ 1900 -Tneolo.e Eo0se, e.'.
es.. ..or o. New York cripple srsss.
rsI wire Attorney General Davies 20 hc
,g,. not 10 give out to the reporters the
Nan wyck answer az this time. Il must
Be-, held tHl after election is over This
would lmperl our chances and get az into
4 4sele.s wranelo have also wired pa
1iss y II. od-N
In ,nc letter Of Attorney General D'-
WIGS to Gov. Roosevelt, dated o-t. g. COM
muuiauus the answer of Mayor Van
WICK the attorney general Says
TH Mayor by his answer. admits that
aurug his incumhency of the oiilee Doe
nos been the owner of shares Of stock pa
the American Ice COMPANY Tie also ad-
m.ta tnat durlng the period la which hc
VA. thc owner of such stock che Ameri-
can Ice Company had contracts with tho
cir, for the sale OF ire 90 various depart
u-nts OF the city and for the leasing ~
dc ks belonging 80 the city. ln my uHiu-
ION the owner of stock IN the corporation
is Interested within the meaning Of the
word l> employed il section 1888 81 the
Greater Now York charter tn Al contra 4
between the corporation and the city
Wanted Proceedings stopped.
Further on in his letter 20 the Governor
the Attorney General says.
In order to justify the Mayors roe
n'oval / do not believe that 81 d. uecc--
sary 20 establish o case against him upou
which De could Doe convicted OF crime uh-
der thc provisions 90 Section 1888 above yes
ferred 10. hut 10 believe there should De
clear and satisfactory evidence OF his
moral guilt
1T Is OF the utmost importance that 20
further proceedings should he taken in
fhis matter unless YOU are satisfied that
the charges can De- Sustained The Mayor
Of the greatest city in America
sbould mex be- humil ated by being
placed upon trial upon charges which ere
groundless or which cannot Dc prov
Under an these cir .umstances and la view
% the Gct that the charges are mad
upon Information aud belief and consider
ing the crcai expense both ~ thar M iy'r
and tho state involved iu such "a tr.al. !
believe that before q commissioner Is ip-
pointed or any further proceedings taken
"a this natter you should require the pt-
titioncrs 10 place iu Your possession the
evidence which standing alone and unfis-
puted would justify the removal OF thr
mayor
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10

To BE- cured Of eatarrh7 II you or YOUR
friends hAtc this disease. you know how
dlsagresable It IT, L. symptoms are In
nhmcd. eyts throbblng Temples. ringing
NOISES IN .tho ears. hcadaches capric Gus
appetite hnd constant discharge OF nu-
Gus Fortunately iis cure b. not a que
lion Of what YOU viii give. but what YOU
win take ~ you wih take Hoods sarsa-
parllla. iho great constitutional remedy.
which thoroughly purincF. eniiehes and
vitaufos The blood you may expecf % be-
completely ana permanently cured. Tho
sood blood which Hoods sarsapaiilla
make rcnchink the delicate passages ~
,he mucous membrane soothes ana re-
builds tho tissues - ultimately cures al
symptoms of cntafra -ld
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
HUNTING THE NORTH POLE.
kANN brings NEWS Of THE ARC
TIC EXPEDITIONS.

sc-ie Feeling Ergendered netveen
rssry ana sssrarnp-Ihr Latter Il
Wnt~riBg ~ Aoncs' soUnd saa
Tsar, 81. - Fhrt JonRcr-Dcsth ~
Member of the sNrrdrup ENpedi-
lion.
Edinburgh NOV 9-It now appears that
Dr. Leopold Kann IS the only member %
hts party Of arctic scientific exploration
who arrived at Dundee yesterday on the
whalcr Eclipse from DAVIS STRAIT
Dr Robert stciu OF ,hc United states
Geological Survey decided 10 await the
first opportunity Of being landed on the
American side
samuel Warmhath 81 Boston preferred
to remain "a Cape Sabine
Den AN Interview to-day. Dr. Kaun gave
-cme interesting dcts.ls regarding the
rnry and svcrdrup expeditions.
Lieut. Pcary party be said. passed
,ho winter al Etaa. on SMITH, sound.
near the spot where Dr. Hays had his
winter quarters in 1850. and not far from
the scene OF the Greedy disaster. In Feb
ruory and March Of this year Fort Mag
u,-ii. our winter house at Bedford OF
pym Island. was tnricc visited hy the
members OF his expedition. Lieut. pcary
reported thar about ten months previously
he had met Svcrdrup in the Kane basin
north 81 smiths sound From CONVERSE
tons 7 ELECTED that some feeling had
been enEen1cred between Lieut. pcary
and Svenirup. the former rather resent
ina what hc considered the latter in
trusion into ground which for exporting
purpose. tHo American was inclined TO re-
gard his own Stetdrup had largely "N-
plored the El'smerc iiinterlaud mapping
ont region that was hitherto a blank
on the chart-
% believe Stsrdiup on tho Fran DIS now
IWinteriug Ia Jones sound aud my opinion.
which IS backed by chat OF the Dundr.
whalers is that 10 viii bc Impossible Tor
the FRAN 20 come home this year
! Lieut. Peary had 20 dogs and =
-ledges. but having moderated the Difficult
t.cs - the journey and not having q sur
/ Gclcrcy ~ food. most OF his dog died
~ am certain that Lisui. Peary Is now
| wiutcriur az Fort Coucef.
cdr Stein and myself discovered m ,i-
ancholy record Of tho Svcrdrup expedition.
linear Fort Magnesa 60 tine grave Of Or.
| Sveudsd,n with the inscription Died
june e. lSg which was nearly two
months before che arrival % our party
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
IN THE WORLD OF TRADE,
Iron Market. Are Encouraging hut
spot Cotfon HR. Not Advanced
ON Approach Of Frost.

New York. Nov. s-R. Dun & Co.'S
weekly Review Of Trade tomorrow will
say
Iron markets are IN an encouraging con
diuon No violent speculation is threat
oned but In numerous Instances better de-
mand has caused small advances. The
mos, notable change thus Tar s. in pix
iron which is eagerly sought at all mar
kets. Arge contracts heing placed. Is 20 50
cents q ton above the bottom point reccnt-
ly quoted
spo, cotton has not advanced as expect
"a on the approach - frost Actual dam
arc has not come and belief in a current
Weld Of d. 800 on bales Is stronger British
exports OF yarns and cloth in October
showed a loss. makiuE che total for the
year very heavy
Russian ports send OUT wheat freely and
even IN Argentina the outlook FOR the crop
D. less discouragiug. although the quality
IN some districts will ~ inferior spccula-
live selling here FOR foreign account meets
every advance. ana exports are behind
last wears Western receipts are fairly
large but the movement o. corn INFO sight
aud out Of the country is extremely Hight
A heavy cur IN fhe price ~ refined sugar
o. an TIE lereo interest brings standard
zrarulafcd 90 6lc
rards nll.cl Ncat.e. }. u.sA rs ueN oc
T NIA te.slle .adu-tfte aHu almo youa-
t.Iacts the ei,- Ton.
Failure for the week were ah 81 the
/ -uittd States against i5' last year ami y
4 10 Canada arainft - last year
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
cLosE on wIlcnoss rA,n.
one of the best Ever Given Ia thc
Mnnlr CIV.

Waycross Ca. Nov . The greatest
fair ever held in South Georgia came TO
successful close tonight ani thousands
OF visitors were In Attendance. This wos
" b. Dcnham Day. and Plant system
employee from all over the line came in
a. see the show There has been no dcarth
~ attractions Tor Old and Young Ia FACE
Waycross never saw So many shows at
one time and ~ no other fair have We
had SUCH crowds Al least i0.Oen people
were in attendance To-day and almost
Ike number yesterday. Blackshear Was
hero IN full forcc and 80 were
aH the other surrounding towns aud con1-
sies
The races in the Elcruoon were olo-c
and exciting The a2s pace three quar-.
ter run and 2is pace each had seven en-
tries
MMwa, Plnlsaucc has been going al
week dav and nirht The largest and
smallest men OF carth attracted large
crowds ~ spectators us did ~ the other
shows while the Ferris wheel rwar lib
orally patronizei
Tho agricultural cNhibii was not ~ good
q o. should have hceu while farm animal
show was short Floral Hall MAS @oreeonr-
iy decorated The Nomons Department
was EXCEPTIONAL, nuc. whnc me educa.
,onal exhibit % the Waycross public
schools was a credit "a Prof Pound the
Teachers and pupils our merchants oceui
t.cd considerable space iu Floral Hall
Among the most beautiful exhibits being
those of tho Satnia manuf1cturing COM
pany. the Murphy Whitman Company. tho
surprise store Knights music store. and
many others
Hon Lem johnson and Or J VI.
.H H. a .Eaa sn
~ tho products OF their flrms These gen
ucmcu are practical farmers IN addition
20 being good business mcn Thty Guilt
waite their farms systematically ami intel
lrcnily and their exhibits shoH what
Ware county soil IS capable o. producing.
Taken ns a whole tho fair Of 1900 was a
success IN every particular and great
deol % credit S. due the ladies
who worked 50 faithfully ana well
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
wa,cro.. New. Votes.

Wayrrbss. Ga. No, o. Tho public
Schools on Wayrrots settic's Southern
poyteehnic School. together. eith the
sthools oi ilh,chshtar attend thc fair SEA
n hody to-day
Sam Jones spoke a. "a iarse crowd a.
Inc Otffa House lat' night g. subject
was "Charhcter"
SIR Newton Rodenhcrrl tax collector
Of Chhtlloh county vas roshed ~ his
pockeslook. containing about 81 in cash
shortly aiier boarding the tgcksonville
train lost nifht
While Ia the far grounds ytsHrdny Mr.
= M sweat hAd ne rockets picked Jos
ing q p0cketh-ck containing '9'lh cash
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
c,vALn, Tm.T rwNoHoss.
Iibrrts Independents Carried or
First Prize.

First Prize.
waycross. ca. NOV 9-The Liberty In
dependent Troop twenty-five suong. un-
Ter command OF Capt. a Gordon Casscl'.
reached the city last night and ,ho lab
erty Guards. nficeu men. commanded by
cant J. " Hughes. arrived on the same
train
Tho teams selected from the different
troops fer the TIT which occurred nt 30
o'clock this mornng. were as follows
Liberty independent Troops. First Team
capt. Chsscls lA-uts Gordon and cas-
.cis. sergts W. \ Fleming. Jr.. J r.
Waite. second team. Prlvates ".
wynn n r. Gordon Y " Davis. =.
r Gordon. corn, "a C. Norman, ,hiri
cam scrst W : harden PrivHes T.
s. Davis - ~ Gordon. r. l. HendTy.
%. Rogcrs
Wayne Lisht Troop First Tcam-Llcut.
Miiikln Strgts. H. Price " sur
rrncy Omcry Robertson. Corpl II. J
Westbcrry
Liberty Guard First Team serets. j.
T. Chapman. IA e. Martin. privatos B.
~ Martin. n. II Horne " l. Martin,
second team. Corpl o. G. pnrsoy. Pri-
Yates + Hughes r. r. Chapman, T.
4 Hughes VI n Horne
The Wayne Light Troop dil not arrive
u time 70 take part Boo tho tllt and tho
Liberty Gunrls ami Liberty Independent
wen the only entries
The nrsi team OF tho Liberty Inicpcnd-
nts won the prize ~ sl.o. That's same team
won tho first prize for lifting iu Bruins
wick lost June and the first prize at the
state Fair m Naldoeta last week
Tho fair closes Us fourth annual exhibit
to-niehi aud while tho managers are
Unable 90 say now how the, came out
financially. o. is believed they are out
ahead
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10

.Thoma-tilit o. Nov an Bal
fo0r has htgNh work ou his hig crate aud
haekc, facioty Ia thia city.
The nihhaHsrs - tn carnivdl ana races
which are TO, be- h-ld in this city on the
~ u and u ~ November state there
viii 10 more horses on tho track ih1u
cvcf seen ln south GcorFn heforc
Tho tfadts display for the oarni II
promises 20 o. quite feature. u
win be- onsthe uiornhr Of Sev tii
The fiorul I.afadc Jos the Cafhiynl will
~ one 81 ~ nrettil-t featured
Thc riani SCREEN sni the 1afiou Thorn
awhile add Onlf Railroad Will sel round
TRIP tickets tn the 'raomaavlllc Carnival
and raceF AZ one fare
rhc Mitchell HOUSE will be- thrown open
10 guests dNrihe caiulvni week.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10

Douglas. Ga. Nov a.4The surpri4iue
event 81 the season Tor Douglas. was the
marriage iast night of Miss \ T inhneor.
io Rev j. Barber
Tine revival services SIN continue ~ the
Bautss Church. under tho inspired preach
iue OF Rcvs J G. Gillespie aud /.
Oxfori New members have been added
to tho church.
Tie aret freeze Of the season stru .,
Douglas iast night Tee was seen as late
MS s.al o'clock TINS morning
Editor james " Freeman 1ad the mis-
fortune 90 lose his uocketbook IN Douslas
containing about $50.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
VIEWS OF DEMOCRATS.
Features which the Party should
Eliminate.


Now orleans. Nov s.-The Picayune has
received additional replies from ieadins
Democrats ciyug expressions with refer
-n.e to th, future OF the Democratic
party.
J. r Mclean ttlcgraphine from Wash
neton says The Democratic party. not
w.thstanding 81 has nal 90 carry many
,i.uls and that "a hos allowed the disap-
poiut.d 90 cnli-, under its banner and ~
once become active directors In the party.
mas nolled about 100000 votes To say
that such an organization should Do"
abandoned or the devoted mon Of that
party should be dismissed or retired is
t-,or poHcy and viii never meet with sue
cess The election mas proven that the com
rpsrcl,l interests OF the country ere para
mount whether the commercial IN
ssInet viii submeree nll Others IS Go "e
sbo,vn Business Interests must be- r.
ssrded and values unmoiested. but a."
general government must not be- forgot
zen believe ass party W. should re-
main uulet iet tine excitement pass away
aud atcr CONSOLIDATE enc opposition g
th. other party under conservative lead
.rs buu not under selfish personal poati
clans thar may De- labelled Si,l tine nam"
of one man
stcfimg Morton Nebraska city, say
ITO De- saved the Democratic party
should repens the crime Of miscegenotion
with populist- and free silver Rcpubi-
cans. After tuat Il should remove Bryan
anarchy ana au which that name roll E
eauv implies Then 90 ought 10 nominate
Ion thr presidency iu lsot some man VINO
a.
Tor a tnfln for revenue only FOR strict
construction Of the constitution. and for
% conscientious enforcement 81 ihe law
e.. interpreted bv the courts
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10

a decotatlnR thr main exhibition nai
Ytststdhys ftces resulted ~ fouows
First Rhce.-2l7 Trot. purse Noo. i've
enitics rtle FIRST. Allie King second.
Thtk5a thifd
seroud Haze Free for all trnt. purse
san severn entities Emo Powers wen.
Jdliseo setond sanphirc third
Third iltce hnnhlnr hnlf-miie heats
purse ~ siS entries nayview won san
ticoy second Cv Cionctta shird
There have been NOR, trotlers PAGERS
and runners entered in the races this year
than ever before
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10

Columbus. o.. Nov. e-chairman lli'A
~ en-, Republican state Executive com
wroo. to-day announced mat Mckinney :
unuty IN ohio % figured nom tue com
lIt.cd returns from every precinct ln
OHIO as reported TO the Republican COM
miuee. is 7li62 No material chih--
rom these figures b. expected unNi enc
official count Of the vote % .hc state hls
Teen completed.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
rn,mns,cr GENERALS Report.

Washington. Nov. 9.-Thc annual report
OF pavmaster General Kenny of the navy
deals Boo large figures Re shows inst last
wear So spent sioC59cp GA account Of con-
uructlon and pun hnsc OF ships N.Fi3."H
for repairs to ships fli.7l5.@o 10 keep
ships IA commission. Including pay N.f's.-
90 for the marine corps. and Ni.ss3 for
The naval militia Thc report sets forth
tho need ~ additional storohous,s at k~y
West and Norfolk
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
nnnnne, fnr McI.irIr,.

Sydney. q &c. Nov AT "a gathering
~ succt.stul Liberal candidates - cape
nrcion Tonight Hon } X Armstrong
pronounced prcridcnt Mckinney the great
80 siAtesfnhu 81 the nge Dr Kendall.
nismher-eitct fot sydney proposed three
cheers iar the terat republic. after which
the somrart ioinAd IN signing The Star
epanged Hanner
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10

Randolph and T.. NJ. IAvcl, TO invcstigats
the matter
4 cold wave swept down upon this seq
tlou last night. the mercury droigiing ,n
forty and tho weather is sam qu g. chilly.
ID Land has a country club. which has
hpnn incorporated hy Letters patent from
The Secretary Of state. The capital stock
b. 500 and n club house ana game
GROUNDS Will De established and maintain
"a
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
rnract rracnce In GERMANY.

ncrin %ov Interesting target prac-
lice ia now In progress on tho huWe mili-
tAry TARGET grounds near kunersdorf AMI
Jutcrheik whcfe the experts ae testing
the perfarafinF capacity 81 latest Mausrr
model and the --LATEST held guns that are
helur ietiuducsd into the army A. tar
GETS. several hundreds Of pauper oorpses
,rc being uss,l The bullets when Ard a.
q co.nudruti,ciy short distance. tear asun-
ler an the softer inner organs and frighs r
fli, unnule tho botiica
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
M.nrL I'D &C nIn,,rr..

Hrazil Ind Nov. safcblowers enter
cd the co-operative Mercantile store az
Harmony lnst night and with dynamite
tore va -four quarter the heavy safe. then
Ioote1 Il ~ rc0 iu currency and several
OLD sahdfats