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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-01-06
NTESTERN MARYLAND Raj,
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CONNECTING WITH
P. & R. R. at Shippensburg and Gettysburg;
Norfolk & Western R. r. at Hagerstowa;
B. & o. Railroad at Hagerstown and Cherry
Run; Penna. r. R. at Bruceville and
Hanover; P. W. & B., N. c. and B. &P.
Railroads at Union Station, Baltimore, Nd.
Schedule in effect October I, 1899.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-12
WANT PRESIDENT TO RESIGN.
sensational Turn In Cnse ARninst
students nt Tuscaloosa for In
naturalization.

birmingham. Ala, Dec. IA sensa-
uonal turn in affairs has taken place at
the state university al Tuscaloosa. where
the student body has been In open rebel
lion against tho faculty since last Friday
because of certain rules laid down which
the bows hell 90 DE Objectionable
The court Of inquiry met this afternoon
The president and commandaut wese re-
quostel IL retire from the room where
the Investigation WIS being held and se-
we're charges were preferred against the
prcsldent whose dismissal IS demanded
on the ground thar he has acted unmaniy
10 the commaudani upon whom he is try
ing 20 shift au responsibility.
Ia Is stated tnat the boys admitted 10
fhe faculty that they are guilty OF gross
characterization bot that it is necessary
10 secure the needed reforms. i is fur
fher stated by tac students that President
powers was booted. ieerei and cursed
FRIDAY night and was peItod with coal
ana ashes. ana f1at the explanatory note
20 the faculty stated that no disresPect
was intended Co the office Of the pFesi-
aert but a. Powers himself Dismissal Is
O. smauded hy the boys VINO confendeh ina
he mas acted uumauly ln making an al
lrrst effort to shift an responsibility on
the eommandant. Commandant West who
had been prev iously condemned, was eN
duerated.
Tne meeting adjourned until tomorrow
morning without reaching a conclusion
Neither President Powers nor any mem
ber Of tine faculty VIII give out state
rnaUt
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-12
OTHER SIDE OF NEELY CASE.
Wherein We Have thc Right 10
Return Nrciy for Trial.

Washington. Dec ll-Asslstnnt Attor-
noy General james NJ Beck argued for
the government in the Nicely case Ia the
supreme Cour q the United States to-
day.
iIc characterized Mr. idndsay'a contcn-
ton as meaning logically that n an
American citizen should appy the loren
~ the incondlary to tho homes ~ the
cuban people and assa- .untc It's citizens.
and then fec 70 this country, the United
States. although pledged by tho treaty
Of Paris 10 protect life and property In
Cuba during the period Of SIS occupation.
were T'owerless 70 deliver such fuEitives TO
the municlual authorities of Cuba.
Ho claimed that the true position was
that this nation had tho same right as
other independent nations 10 surrender
fugitive criminals where u fet called up-
on from considerations OF comity or pub
ic policy 20 10 90. Moreover he claimed
chat @ was an Inherent attribute OF SOW
crclguty being an international obligation
which each independent state must in
tho comfy 81 nations. fuihl to another
lie claimed that the government. prior
20 thc declaration Of war against Spain.
had uniformly refused 10 recognize the
Cuban Republic Iie clnimed that there
was wiie distinction between the term
people and the expressions state" or
''uaf Tie kingdom of Spain had ex-
ccut treaty with this country ana
that aslle this country held Cuba in
trust for the Cuban people until % had
fulfilled the duties Of such trust and ia 4
inod the Island the United States waa
tho only De farto and Dc iure government
iu cuba. Mr.. Beck argued that. even n
subsequent military occupation could
not be- justified hy the war making power.
% was amply justified by she trcaty-mak-
ing power
He argued that although cuba was
foreign 10 this government In the sense
that 50 was not Incorporated as perm -
ncut domestic territory into the United
States subject 80 our Jurisdiction ana to
our rights as the sovereign power. the
United States. acting through the com
maulcr-in-chicf had fun rights b. exer-
else au executive. legislative and judicial
powers ln Cuba
with reference 20 tho constitutional
guarantee as To jury trial 90 the bin Of
rights. Mr Beck conteudcd thaa they had
no application 20 cuba. The court after
a reply Boy Mr Lindsay took the case
under advsemeut
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-12
FIGHT WITH INSURGENTS.
detachment Of Fifth cavalry Routed
Big Party. kiIitnE Fourteen.
phlIlnninr lnrlns.

Manila Doe ~ "A dcfachmeut of tho
Fgfth cavalry had 81 nsht with a hum
droi insurgents south of santa cruz Sum
day. The insurgents were chased for
four miles Fourteen of them were found
ties.
ln addition to this engagement there
had been several minor encounters be-
tween the troops aud tho iusurrccuon-
lsts.
The United states hospital ship solace
hnr arrived 81 Cavtc from san Francisco
Her officers say the condition OF affairs
ot the lsland 81 Guam hns considerably
Improved since week ago Dwellings
are beiu- RESTORED aud thc people are
rcsum.us th'ir occupations. but thc crops
are practically eel destroyed thous n
there is go Immediate Wout. The solaee
lcit supplies there ami the Arctnura has
taken considerable quantity of sup-
piles 90 Guam from CayIto The repor s
h7 2" che numner 81 deaths are uu
changed
Tho United States Philippine Cammis-
sion discussed to-day tho prcUmlna y
ortions of tho bun bin iu COMMITTEES
oi The Whole Merchant made 4 few
suggestions The Importers Gro watching
tor th" decision ~ tho supreme Court on
ihc Porto NeIn arIn They say thtt IL
20 iH decided 90 be uncoust Itutioual they
VIII claim return of 900 duties pild on
goods from TIE tultod States since tho
dato ~ the Paris treaty and viii also
claim tho RETURN of pnri charges on pas-
scia irom the United states up to the
ra .HHH. Naa E.sa
spanish duties hlvc been levied whI.h
Impose import taxes ou roo,ls from tho
United States
Upwards Of S1eaoo have accumulated
in tho Philippines from customs and
other taxes.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-12
MINDER TRIED SUICIDE
Man On Trial for Murder sIashed
Himself with n Knife

Macon. Dec. Ill Mindcr. who Is In
JAIN charged with the murder Of Andrew
Mahoney IN a tailor establishment in Oo.
tobcr. and whose only plea OF defense Is
that be was insane with anger stabbed
himself eighteen times Ga his cell az aha
Bib county jal. during the noon recess
OF court.
His trial bad been begun IN the morn-
ing. and the evidence was nearly all In.
lr some unaccountable way. he secured
small knife aud after eating good
dinner at the Jail. during the dinner hour.
he smoked a clgar.
Suddenly one Of the prisoners began
calling for help. and Il was found that
Mindcr was plunging the small blade
Of the knife into his left breast in tho
region q the heart. ne also siashed his
right wrist as II trying TO cut the art
terry
Physicians were summonded and che,
pronounced the wounds not dangerous. as
not a great deal OF blood was spilled.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-12
OTIS on rHE rHILrrrINEs.
believes They win soon Present n
Fertile Field.

Chicago. Dec fi-Maj Cen Elweu 9
Otis. commanding the Department of tho
Lakes. and formerly cotamanding in the
Philippines. was the guest of honor al
the banquet Of the Illinois Manufacturers
Association last ght
''rhe maseea ~ che Filipino" said Gen.
Otis. ARE ignorant ana aled with super
siltion only minor fraction j able 70
read ard write Oh any language They are
unskil4.d In every enf nfcrprlse or Industry
as viewed frcm our standpoint. I wish %
be understood describing che FiAplnos
that exceptions are NUM- rons. believe
the islands. under a revised tarin viii
in a short time present a fertile field for
many of our manufacturing industriee
aud FOR considerable quantities Of our ar
ticles Of subsistence"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-12
COMMONS vorE wAR FUNDS.
England To spend GIG.OOO.OOO More
In south Africa.

In south Africa.
London. Dec. n.-Whcn tho House OF
Commons went into committee Of tho sup
piy to-day william ST. John HrodrIck.
the Secretary q State for war. introduc-
cd The supplementary estimates of ns..
10000 FOR the army
lIe admitted the governments expecta.
tious had not been over sanguine and II
was expected that the Expenditure 10
March 81 would BE- little short u the out
lay the government had been incurrlns
during tine whole financial year lie said
that the government policy was 70 pur-
cue the war with the strongest possible
force and "a continuous stream Of supplies
$50 that peace may the more quickly 10
achieved. 4nd that The government was
now ask nr FOR tho dnnl sum required for
me abnormal war.
Sir William Vernon lIarcourt. Liberal,
said the House had no. heard more de-
pressing coufes Ion. Tho whole secret Of
the government miscalculliions. be add
od. was this. 60 was iu no wise a warfare
OF governments. bur a conflict of races.
They should deal with the brave burghers
remaining by policy Of reconciliation.
Tho supplementary estimates OF ns0o0 .
90 were then adopted by vote of -
against s.
The House having gone into Commit
tee ~ WAYS and Means. the chancellor
0f tho cXehcquer. Sir Michael Hicks-
Beach explained that the existing bot
rowing powers OF the chancellor only
amounted 20 f5.pG.poO. He moved there
fore resolution authorizing him TO bor-
row hy war loan. cxcheuuer bonds or
treasury bills of III poo9s lie sad se
dll nor expect 20 use his borrow ius
powers until February or March. Tho
resolution was agreed 20.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-12
KRUGER'S LAST HOPE GONE.
Dutch Government Refuses 20 Take
the Initiative in Behalf OF Ar
bitrntion for Beers.

The Hague. Dec 1.-THE Dutch govern
mcut to-day finally aud definitely refused
90 take the initiative 30 behalf Of arbtra-
tion between rho Tmusvaal and Great
Britain
The decision OF the government was
communicated In an interview between
Mr. Kruger ana Dr. Leyds on one side.
and the Dutch forcign minister aud the
minister Of finance. y. g. Plersou. on the
other.
Mr. Kruger explained that the object
of hts Journey was % disseminate tho
Idea Of arbitration. ana the Du.ch min
lister replied that the role o. The Meth
crlsnds must be passive The Initiative
belonged 10 the great Powers. they adj
ded Whom the Powers had reached
decision the Dutch government might see
wh1t Il could do.
a serenade OF Mr.. Kruger by the
scholars fixed for tonight has been pro-
hhited by the police for fear OF disturb
auce.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-12
COT. MILLS ENTERS DENIAL.
he Asserts That Booz Was Not Mis-
treated at the Academy.


Washington. Dec ii-Col Mills, super
iatenlent OF che Military Academy. has
Ut.red the hroadest denial. basel upon
a. fun investigation made 10y himself
a. tle report that the late Cadet Oscar
ia.1 was hazcd and otherwise mistreat-
ol az tbc Academy.
The Secretary OF War has transmitted
81. Mills report ot the House Commit
an Military Anairs with the state
rrt tnat board consisting % Maj Gen
.hs Col Gillespie and Col Clous has
f.n appointed 90 meet M West Point
sr tHe l5th Instant TO Investigate, not only
E8az case. hut also che methods em-
,I at tine Academy 20 prevent haz-
.. Nils statement IS in effect that
F resignation was attributed 90 weak
ana a poor record IN studies lie
rfs the cadets academic record 10
H.u-'rltc that there was no mfdlta.
rHco OF mistrcatment. The cadet mao
t'ualo prior 20 AUG. G. ls2s. when ~
Ns' fight witnessed hy six cadets
al ~ whom are now AZ the Academy
z had replied TO some advice given oy
a" 90 the cadets 80 "A manner to Incense
ia hence the fight TWO CLASSMATES
O.. Eoo1 testify that che latter invited
'"sm tp attend tho fight. ana that Booz
w. Iu no way injured or marked on inc
tmory of the cadets. Col Mills repels
'ae -h1rrcs of brutal pounding ny ON o.d-
~ ldet. and that after the hight a huid
poured down Booz throat lie says
t'a ea4rgos are absurd and untrue.
Immediately following the encounter. no-
""r1.rg 90 COB Mills. Booz fe.l into INC
H'emuf of his fellow cadets ln con %
ai.aea of d report thnt he had been guilty
700 untruth in conirsdictiue "A report
corporal OF the guard and also be-
,i.-e Doe had shown little spirit IN his
i-1' Col. Mills specifically denies other
eleEatIore
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-12
MINER VIII DlsArrRovE.
Does Not Like Resolution of Afri-
knnder congress.


Cape Town. Dec il.-sir Alfred Miner.
Governor OF Cape Colony. to-day received
the deputation appointed by the recent
Afrikauder Congress Co present to aim FOR
transmission to tine British government.
the three resolutions adopted by the Con
gress
IN reply TO the depuauon's spokesman,
he sad.
~ snail forward these resolutions 20
the imperial government with my strong
disapproEal. They were framed by clever
men. now engineering the present agita-
uou. AMI eucouragiug those VINO are car
rylug .ou hopeless resistance ="
OF the resolutions adopted AZ Worcester
the first demands the terr1iuation OF the
war with its untold misery. protests
agaiust the devastation Of the country
aud the burning OF farms which will
leave a lasting heritage OF bitterness. %
and declares that the Independence OF the
republics viii alone insure peace in south
Africa
The second urged the right or the col
onN TO manage its own affairs and CEN
sur,s the policy OF Sir Alfred Miner
The third pledges the Congress to "la-
hor iu constitutional way TO attain tho
ends defined iu the two preceding reso-
f4fforn "
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-12
SAYS LEAK ~ IMPOSSIBLE.
statiSucInn Hyde'- Estimate Not
Hrads IntII Noon.

Ready intii Noon.
New York Dec ii.-WiHlam v. King.
superintcndout of the New York cotton
Exchange to-day received the following
letters from John Hyde. siatstlci,n Of
the Department Of Agriculture. dated
Washington. Dec. To- relative 10 the al-
lssed ietk in the COT ton government re-
port;
"In answer 60 your inquiry ] have Just
wired fhe supcrintcndeUt of the New or
leaus cotton Exchange tHat ! shall be
most happy 90 have him ~ ke public Gee
tain tolccrlms that have been passed be-
tween uH this afternoon. would send
vou eopic. of tclegrams ln question. but
at this hour I cannot get access To thcm.
can. however, give you tho
substance OF fhrm aud shall he glad 90
have you make whatever use of this lee
ter YOU NAV think 90. Col Hester teie.
era9h.l me to the effect that some time
before th. issue of the official cotton RE-
rort az noon TO- iay private disuatch
from Sow York 90 parties in New Orleans
stated thaf mv report would De ippo"m
of upwurI Ms respcus" 20 Col Hester
was mat no matter how close this alleged
adyarcc Information was % my estimates
u was ahsoIutelv impossible that thers
should Doe ary leak Il was an ! could
do and almost more than ] could DO 70
have ms csf. mates ready by noon. and
neither on Saturday nor even yesterday
c.uId J myscF have guessed az the esti-
mate within several hundred thousand
bales ] had NJ previous opinion % my
own ana non oven my trusted clerk was
In position up 10 noon to-day 70 forecast
tHc estimate.
~ have been prldlEg myself On the
stoppagc. not only q any possible leak.
but % au claims o. possess or % advance
iaformasion. and however. positive I may
be chat the present claims are fictitious
they are exceedingly annoying and J
oarnestly hope that President Hubbard
VIII succeed in following ulem up 20 their
remotest origin."
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-12
CADET BOOZ'S DEATH
v,rsE COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO
INVESTIGATE 1T.
DEMAND THAT HAzINe CEASE.
pr,crIcEs AT WEST POINT TO BE
LOOKED INTO.

,.... Of New York Would Favor
.boiishInE Military Academy ~
tru,al Practices Cannot he stop
p.d-wRnEcr of Pennsylvania Who
A,pointcd BooE Insisted ON the In
,r.rfgntion-Acadcm Fears No
lrvcsttEntion.
-..argton Dec lin the House to-
d.. ra. speaker appointed the following
....r.tt.e 10 investigate the death Of
,.... Booz. az West Point:
st...rs Marsh. Republican OF Illinois
-mau. Wanger. Republican OF Penn
.s..rIa. smith. Republican Of Iowa,
r..s.4 Democrat Of New York. and Clay
-. Democrat of New York.
,iaetltuto resolution was reported
f-.a tho Military Affairs Committee re-
r.-s..rg the Secretary OF War "to report
-. result OF che investigation he Is now
..r- Of the Booz case 90 the House
q, Re-resontatives. together with such
andatiOns as he may see 90 TO
u..e.
Ar pr.rrs of New York. the author of
+ts o. ginal resolution, protected vigorous
.nsf the adoption OF the substitute
Ion as 10 did not include provisions
tr ar investigation OF the general sub-
4.s ~ hazing az West Point. with
,..a putting n permanent stop TO sucn
r-s-,iees. lie declared that the proc
e OF lufamous.y hazing 'plebs' NJ
v~. Point was notorious. He cited the
rse q whitaker. who was hazed 80
,,.. and whose case led to "a congression-
oI .rvesugation. MIR briggs declared ,ha5
e. would be in favor OF abolishing tho
Academy II these brutal practices could
o.. 6e stopped. (Applause)
Insisted on InvcStIEation.
sl- Wouger of Pennsylvania, who ar
u .ad Cadet Booz insisted on a con-
eia. aual Investigation. Tine gross OUT
RACES known 20 nave been committed at
ta Academy In the past. he sold. had
aroused the conviction that the officers
~ ,he Academy ana OF the
h-mv were so Jealous OF the fair name
o. the Academy that they guarded Il a
!ris--eotly as the officers OF France DID
fa .ae Dreyfus case. Only a congression-
a. invesugauon would bring out the
N..AN tNalA ~ AAtA@AA WAaANth ""'At.t
forever prevent hazing IN the future. Alr
Wagner had read a lester from an on
ca - tho town az BRISTOL. where Booz
ie1 which testified 70 the young
mans nigh standing. physically. mentally
al morally which recited the charges
a. brutal treatment and which called
.1r ao investigation.
'fr clayton OF New York graduate
cs W.s, Point. said the Academy fears no
frestsnton
The son % a washerwoman ana q
millionaire arc on tho same footing when
tnev enter tne Academy"
From his personal experience Mr.. Clay
tan said be knew that the reports Of haz-
i-r were terribly exaggerated.
Alr HAY Of Virginia favored n couges-
san1I Investigation. because ne believed
eH investigation would vindicate the
Academy and the cadets NJ. Hun. chair
man Of the Military Committee slld he
la1 little faith in congressional investi-
fau1as. taat Of the War Department he
Thought would be- much more searching.
M- Wanscr offered a resolution for a
eH- 40 committee of five TO Investigate
tfe ease, which was adopted without di-
vision.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-12
cHAFFEE MADE APOLOGY.
Count Won waIdrrsee Then Invited
Him 90 nrcakfnst

Berlin. Dec 1.-THE German foreign
office authorizes the Associated Press to
make the following statement regarding
the Waldersoe-Chanoe incident. based
upon cable dispatch Just received from
Field Marshal Won WaldcTsce:
Gen Chance wrote Field Marshal Won
waldcrsce letter IN rough tone
Field Marshal Won waldcrsee refused TO
receive g. returning the Same 20 Con.
Chanee. The latter then wrote a second
letter apologizing for his objection bio
expression. whcreupon Field Marsh !
Won Waldersec invited Cen Chanee 10
breakfast ana the incident was amica bly
closed."
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-12
A SYMPATHETIC STRIKE.
brotherhood OF Railway Trainmen
Are ConsfderinG II.

Denver. Col. Dec. 1.-THE local com
mittee OF the Brotherhood Of Railway
Traiumen held a secret meeting to-day
ana discussed the question of aiding the
Santa re telegrnphcrs BY means OF a
sympa thetic strike h was said that ~
was practically decided 10 submit the
question to "a vote of the body immedi-
1tely. Tho result viii be- known to-m NOR
row
Four new operators % ls claimed hr ;hs
strikers. walked out to-day q offices. be-
tween Denver aud Pueblo.
The now operator AZ Castle Rock dis
appeared this morning and later in che
day he walked into the station az sc-
dada. eight miles south ~ Castle Roek.
He said that a crowd or masked strike
srmpathizcrs entered the station. ordered
bin 60 hold up DIS hands placed q rope
around his neck. tied his hands behind his
back then marched him down the track
"a few miles rast and LEFT him. with 10
structious 20 keep on going.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-12

London. Dec i2-Thc Morning Post pub
fishes the following from lts Pekin CORE
spordeut. dated Dec. l0.
The French have refused 90 participate
in the scheme of police committee for
Pekiu. formed under tne direction of Cob
Baron Gayl. in which the American mem
her ia Capt DSlds Tho Russians have
been excluded because tncy no longer cx-
erclse control"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-12

S. Louis. Dec. IA six-story building
a No. 7I7-Tls Lucas avenue. occupied hy
Julius Glascr 4 Co. importers Of laces;
suen Thread Company, st. Louis Pants
Manufacturing mpany. ROYAL 81 r.
tianufactur ng Company Agste.n shirt
company and Bohm Bros & Co was
fcstroved by nre last night Loss $1,000
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-12

Los Angclcs. cal. Dee li.-santa Fe
officials say the entire system from Alhu-
querQuo Go san Francisco ls amply sup
piled with operators and trains practically
are on time last night tho operators ~
Dandy and Blake were assaulted by
former agent 80 DANNY and both We're So
rlou-ly injured. 4 warrant is out for theii
assaIlAut
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-12
a FAILING orr ~ TRANS.
santa Re Handling Fewer Through
Emporin. Kan.

Emporia. Kan.
Emnoria. Kan. Dee. u I1.-Chalrman New
man OF the Eastern division OF the Santa
fr operutors. tonight gave ont state
meut Of freight tralns run nnd loads and
empties handled through Empora. which
De- says shows the great loss tho company
j. sustaining by the strike and shows
that the company is making losing
fight.
The strike occurred Dec g. Cars
through EmporIa averaged daily before
the strike 40. otter the strike. $50. cars
stock handled through Emperln, Sunday.
ucc. O. f0r Kansas CITY market. ie. sun
day Dec. o. only 10 cars for market.
ouiy one stock train har been received
from the Oklahoma division since the
strike was called Nothing hut through
Ie.shis are running. nud tHey are badly
delayed Forty trains were handled
Through Emporia. Dec 5 a. on the Tth
Is en- the 9,h. and ~ on the 10Th
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-12
onArrEr's vIcOnors LETTER.
Used strong Language In Protesting
Against LnorfnR.

Washington. Dec. 1.-THE War Depart
ment has received report from Gen.
Chance OF the Waldersee incident. II ap-
pretty vigorous language Do protesting
against the thleying and .ootlng OF the
foreign troops What particularly hurt
the feelings OF wadersce was pointed
reference by Cen Chanee 70 the fact chat
This disgrnccfui and unmutary practice
OF iooung was being INDUCED in hy the
late comers. who had born. none Of tho
bruut OF conflict and hardship.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-12

Canton. Chia1. Dec. ii.-Ouuawry IN
Kwang 81 ana Kwang TuuE g. Increasing.
The officials appear 90 bee losing their
hoid Of the situation ana are ppgcrless 90
restore order piratlnF on the river Ohe
West riveD is iucre sing
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-12

Boston. Dec. ia contract was entered
to-day by Thomas W. Lawson waR
George W Lawson OF South Boston 70
build a cup defender. crowninshield VII
des!Ru her
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-12

Port Elizabeth. Cape Colony Monday.
Dec l0-A number az persons. suspected
OF plotting 20 murder Lord Roberts dur
ug his visit here recently abandoned their
rcmes on learning that they were shad-
owed