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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-02-14
SIocbrauo.

Rerre 6sIOins p~rafesauro, 7 NiI
ipo for 6OIfebro, er tOtaIt neobrGnot.
SIosn antus,s at pare tommsu fra Stor'
fmtsnsn. Btietninssn Os Rirttbsserns
reopeoes, mebens en- DsI 5nobo brenote.
B~rRfesaarben Dar iorfitret / saubs
bpsningsrnss aImiuoeIise 4ruubfOrft.
ring for 1864 Sr. Stusbuitt Os
ben enc SiOslonss par ipauniettsi,
bpor iros be TO andre SibsIGzssr par
aranistts. aas 9ansber pnr iammsn'
bpsetes.
= 5orIsbsn Aften psb ssGihen ops
fob SIo / en- mtb SGbp 0ampuRDURrt
iummsnspsset eisnbOn. buOri Unr
Snssfsrporthee. Der par ifor Care
for Sappertst, men BIT Iptt.bss bog
S%ranssalsnst at rsbos bette eiter 10 ri,
msrs arbsibs, msssns ban al 5Ioen ans
ersbne gisnssm til 8tIs ~sbtIaso,s.
Iissiom en- MansOs Snsetsrparttsi Os
RatsrisIi.r bronbts. 5lbsn antasss
opfaost fra 9imopneu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-02-14
SpnOerjDaanO.

Riasbagsfanoioater / Sles'
uia,6dtrnferbe BaIsfrsbs. Sfsnt ben
ifaaersbt Rissba9smanb | Slssuig lite
bar nselast fit Wunbat, 90 Rissoassn
enbnu insen Af9srsIie bar tOset, CT Der
naer.oe opfintt lite minors eno IRE
Ranoibater til Ct npt gele. De tonier'
uatipe / 5otenin9 mso Asrarsrne % au-
tilemitttrne opffiue @rtu RepentIOw
til @oIfsba9tn, be friiinoeoe Or.
Sdneioer al Yoiseam, lom falot
isennsm / Ienosr Bal9tr,os / 1898,
Socialoemotratsrne ell 6r. 9tnide
fra 2aeeroOrf / lpltlano. Desuoen OPP
filler be natIonal:lOciale for fsrite@nns
en- aonoioot / en- iespisif 8aI9trebs,
nemlie Rsbnttsr Damadte at Bsr'
lin, iOm for no9Ie Mar fioen uar Reoai'
tor at ,aisIsr Rsusis gia6yi6trn~ Og
JONI peO lioftt RissbussOal9 fit lite iua
Stsmmer / en- 8al9trsos Dfbolfen.
gitnbOmsa lg. AfbOoe tioIi.
s,rs Ranbmunb Rnutb's Aruinsu,
6Isnsbors, bar ioIst bet Osm tilbsrenbe
gus ct. 5nns9ooe s Ill grsorene 6rs'
berit Os SatOb Klaus Tor %. 600 Ut.
Rsberns cster al fptts beres a%leinimsb.
otUartfeo. iOm uu ar 9aUrstoru II, til
bsres npe Gienoom.
6on9et Raabpr. st Raabpr,
iom .nien CT bIeuen foria9et euer bar
ffOrUiIbet fig fra StOuene, ipuoierebe fore
Isbsn omtrin9 / Photographers Aue ueb
9psum. 6aabpret bIeu bog mart ops
onstt at 9unben / prafesuarben, %
MI bs9pnbts ct uilOt anpIsb uo opsr
Deartene, Iom enbte meb, at bet fart
aimn9rebe Og ubmattebs Ra0opr muotts
eIue tnbi. 6orpa9teren ira P%rGitesaors
ben Tom M I'll o9 befritbe bet ~ltattsIs
Roaopr fra 9unoen, men bet MATTE
rietienof bsoe oerfor meb bribeosn %
forsIsbis ipseisre / 6an9enfob. buor bet
bar uRret @enffano for en- Del Bcun'
bring. Du bet uu npoer en- COB 5Or.
%pItiuins, oil bet fOrmobentIi9 mart
TONNE til Rrafttr issu.
600 Mart. gn lille er9bsnbe gige
omI,be fOrIeoen en- bel JIot m,bIiosnoe
Rsuneffsr ON fig / 5IensbOrs. Sun
fOrtoIts, at BUN buUos tabt 600 Wlurt,
icm bun Iis. bopbs bap.t pna Spar.tnss
en-. Ia BUN par sanst IT lille Stptte,
par ptns,ne pInblsIis fOripunbne.
SILENT BratstoIen. Ran
fOrtansr. of Sosnspraft fen fra absbsI
fOrIsbsn. bu ban flIbe prGbite i @raus
fen SIOtstirtt, buSbe sIent PrefeiiO'
len bismms. 9nn bs~tenbtsiorbe ian, at
BON lite tnnoe mtsis for alteret, buOri.
mob ban 10 NOT tunbs b.fise preoiit'
~isIsn. ST Buo bsnt.oe linens fpnb'
lsmt Ornat,t.
Den suberipits platte, iOm
eiter Bsfiuius al YSsnO.ripft GentrOI'
%iOrsnlns. u uofsrt af ben tOnssIiss
sanfie gOresIensfabrit, er nu farbig.
5%Orsninsm bar / 5sIse pDannsbrOs"
bsfiiIt 1900 %gtssmpIsrer, buoraf 500
.rt afbsnbsss til p%riVats. D%asblsmmu
Of BE- isnbujpfts 5Orsniuse / aonsui.
get fsa BIott.n for IL groHsr, 9ttu
WtoIsmmer for 10 aroner. 8Iatien
siisr Tom tieIiau, nssoelt StamIinsss
bantsfsit.n mse gGIt.t % 5pn i bel
%flerns. pso esns JOB, omtranist al DUN:
%Itrantsr, SIssUiss StiOlb mso be TO
9susr, Sorsnlne,rnss emblem Os 8uIs,
IprOs .eansbsb Os Ret.
8~sbsfutb. abD. 9Oainipsttsr Tor
9sriusOsmmans @reu Carl Gbris
tian 5reoerit old TT OFsaast p.o
8sSen / 90mbors / en- albsr af rs
Aor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-02-14
Sil Nbonnenterrle.

gaa @runo al mar fOrsfiuosnbs, fore
nObstnIiussr bsbes enbuer, Der enbnu
lite bar betaIt for narDarenbe Aareana
al 8Inbst. ON UsnIisff at inbfenbs BEN.
gene i~narelt mulist.
gGrbsbisf,
Danish Luth. Publ. House.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-02-14

gintoln 6Gpr,n siUsr / @enneminit
l1o 6OIs. Den 9ipsr 2o-45 Suibels
msrs pr. aer. % lunbOm bet bobbsIte
al, bvub andre eertsr sipsr. Oct pil
uItio lsnns fig bebit at BRUCE ben bebiie
Art SGostOrR. ON De snifer at bplis
Cab, bo lfriu til Farmer Seed Co,
Faribault, MINI ,iisr beres aOtaloq,
Iom isnbss fit til ale 6armere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-02-14

Iom ioI9t pua %anfsrts Waaos ialt 1928
50ifs9aaroe meo cirta 46. 325 3or.
barttorn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-02-14

aanbiooien snio. 6prfitt.r % bOoo
bdn eQers baUbe | eommsn, % fsrte
BAN bsrpaa inb ct Tibet. sunife mertt
gareIIe, buOr ban maOiis utnis en- balD
times lib.
gaaar gentttiom par iOrbi. fsrtes
bon inO / en- iuagi OpIpf Glue. bOOr
Der FOB en- aubtn gI9tilts mlet pda @ul'
pet. Sire RGno meo iorie Dlniter for
anistst Insbs BAN / Rilisn, o9 Der
faubt MI en- Ratfe baurlfiienoe eerts
monier SisO, iOm Ran6ioatsn maatie
afIGsss SD paa albrig at rebe. timber
Observation-Disclosures bar MtoIsmmtrue
ba Ogiaa bsparet en- ubrOorli9 (ausbso
ON bette guntt, Gen beitloeIige I'D
Ieb iaaI,oss:
r9pis jag OmtaIer eaer paa anotn
Rnaoe rsbcr Orbsnsns bernneIi9beotr
itaI 9isrtst riUes uo al nit Gin, %
Iunsen mites ub al min Danno, nit
ee9sme br0noss, os aiten iirsss Tor
nue Vinoe at mine Oteensbreole.
Detts lOuer Os b,treftg iss mso min
SaIisheos 6b, iaa ianoi biGlpe mig
Sub Os bans be1i8e Orb.
Oct par nuturIisUis iusen biais 6ors
neieIie at bIius RstIsm al en- Orbsu,
Der bispontrsss Opsr en- laa omianssrig
80. OptuseIisssebprst par 10 RI,
BERTH tom ct uorligt contingent al 3
RI. men butrt CiebIit bI,u Der besuom
unoer be f%Orf'.aisiie Quafuo OptrGuet
Gtsiratontinstnter bsr sObt fuuos Isbs
op til 10 a 20 9roner om Aaret. Dog,
Rtblsmmsrne pun9eee 9labeli9 no !
6aab ON at iaa bet belle tiIba9s mso
Rentsr. enbusr ggroost" par nenlig
efter fem Mars 6orIsb bereiti9et til en-
aarIis giOrents, bDis SterrcIie oibang
al ben Stilins, ban inotos i Orosnslt.
Gen par ntmIis ineu:st @raoer. Uau
bsspnote iOm yUiuerboanbIanser" Og
tanOe fti9e !isetil psrtsnseI". Stras
Ssrsu iprts litsI al vStormeter".
gu par be lem anr nstop snast, og
be elOfe ygrsOre" absspnot, iuO ima0t
at fOrbsrs fig ON giursnten. vStors
msfsrsn" Tom msb ueHu9isr o9 bob
benz psnte ct Bar Naansber, men oa TN
rBrOoer" netsp fob Os ItuIos BRUCE
genss, bI.U ban m%istantiom O%uerfor
bsis J%Oreta9enbet % meIble Sa9en TT
pOIitiet. ReiuIiaist bleu, at .Sior.
m,fsrsn-, tire r6rteensIe" oS ct BAR
~Rurmstrs" bIeu 0rrshusbe for Bee
orasni. Oct Uiite fig nemIi9, at bisie
9errsr baroe brust ale be inOtomns
gsnee.
5sOr msssi B~sbrngerisrue bsIsbsr ls
Ill. ,an snsnu lite li9ss, ba Resnltas
btrne b%sfinoer fig / ben isr9elisiie lOrs
ben. Rsn bet bar uif fig, at Orbenen
Ouiatier ben buIus saImar gp os TN
Del rise @Obssitrt, bsribIanbt en- Baron
/ Omssnsn, iaa bel brsier fig rimsligs
pig ON a.rs lulinbe Froner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-02-14
nrs. asinsIotp's eootbinsx prup

Ct 1t sammelt, eobt prspet Waibbsi, Tom ojpu SO
xl0r bar p1rsf brnsi of Hiaionsr Ngbrt for bsres
Smaab6rn I 1amppsrtobsn msb iuletommsH
eufees. Oct ~btrollser Barnet. blebsier eumnetns,
torminbfttr eei0nstiitH, bulmtr S%HltrieH, btibrsbtr
tebhs 1Ribbd mob glarboe. Eofass al Duaatiier
sDsrait ! Dtrttu. Ystfsn 80 25 Seats 6iatfen.
Ruif at ~forlanss. Nrb. k~8tmSIctps zccfbtne
6Hbs ben al pors ben bssbs pt<btein I Tauspsrtoteu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-02-14

grOuiiOr. cand. pharm. Sang
9ObrO FAR ~fOrpustst Rsrrs SaItum
Gpotsf.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-05-01
THREE THEFTS.
HauIs Included Groceries, Rifles
and Mule.

Crofton, KY, April 3O.-The gro
Gerry store of Walter Mcintosh, at
Warrington, was broken open Sat-
urday night. Several pieces of
bacon aud some other provisions
were carried off.
DR.. Gooch's Office at Empire was
also entered the same night and
two valuable rifies-one a 22-cali-
Der Winchester and the other a D.
caliber Marlin-were taken.
Some one stole a mule from Mr..
E, H. Woodson, of this place, the
same night and rode it up near
Hopklnsville and turned it loose,
The animal was found next morn
ing making his way back home. 1t
is believed that the thief who broke
into the store at Warrington and
office at Empire is the same party
who stole the mule. MIRIAM.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-05-01
ARGUMENT
Will Be Concluded at Washing.
ingtOn To-day.
Maxwell and rlcQuown for Beck
ham and Helm and Bradley
For Taylor.

Washington, April 3O.-The Ken
lucky governorship case will come
up before the Supreme Court of the
United States to-day. The case
will occupy the time of the court to-
day and tomorrow. Counsel for
Gov. Beckham will file brief on a
motion to dismiss, for want of juris-
diction, and this will be argued,
Lawrence Maxwell probably open
ing for Gov. Beckham, and Helm
Bruce making the presentation for
the plaintiff in error. The position
of Gov. Beckham, to be taken in the
brief, is that due process of law
was afforded in the contest, and
every formality of the statute com
piled with. Many authorities are
cited to sustain the position taken
by the Democrats.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-05-01
TITLE CLEAR.
Judge Breckenridge Will Occupy
Attorney Generals Office.

Frankfort, Ky, April 28.-Yes-
terday was the last day for Judge
c. J. Pratt to execute a
sepersedeas bond, and thus retain
possession of the Office till the Court
of Appeals passes on the question
as to who is really the Attorney
General. He failed to file the bond,
so an execution can be issued now
to place Judge Breckenridge in
possession of the office. Judge
Breckenridge is not here to-day, be-
ing detained in Danville by the i'll
ness of his wife, but he is expected
Monday to take formal possession
of his office.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-05-01
WAS TOTALLY BLIND.
Aged Fruit Hill Lady Passed
Away Saturday Night.

The wife of MIR. Max Barnes,
died Saturday night at her home
near Fruit Hill. She had been in
bad health for some time and had
heeu totally blind for several years.
She was about 65 years old and
leaves a husband and four children,
besides host of friends and rela-
tives. The interment took place in
the Barnes burying ground Sun
day afternoon.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-05-01
MOTIONS FOR BAIL
Another Hearing In TheAssassina-
ton Cases.

Frankfort, Ky, Apr. 30
The arraignment and motions for
bail of the men indicted for com
plicity in the Goebel assassination
will come up before Circuit Judge
Cantrill at Frankfort this after
noon. Both sides will introduce
evidence, and the hearing may last
throughout the week. The grand
jury will make a final report today.
The warrant against Sheriff SUIT,
ton, of Whitley county, will be re-
turned dismissed, no evidence hav-
ing been found to connect him with
the assassin alton.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-05-01
PRESSING NEED
OF Relief For The Ottawa And
Hull Fire Victims.
OF These Eight Thousand Are De-
scribed as Being Desti-
Many Made III.

ottawa, Ont, April %. The es-
Inmates on the wreck wrought by
Thursdays fire prove to have been
under rather than over the mark.
A careful survey of the field gives
the following results:
Dead-Seven.
Homeless-16,0 900.
Destitute-S.000.
Buildings burned-3,000.
Hands out of works, 900.
Value of property destroyed
SIS, 0OO,O 900.
The loss of lumber alone is put at
Us, O0O,O0O feet. This makes to-
tai loss for lumber of about So, 500,-
600.
The greatest need is for ready re
lief for the sufferers. >Quick re-
spense has been made from many
citi's of the the Dominion aud goods
and money are coming in by every
train. Workmen have already
started in Hull to build shelter for
the people. Everything has to be
conveyed over the river in boats.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-05-01
A Royal Blue Serge Suit, $40.

Smooth face, absolutely fast colors
and all wool. All made in the most
thorough and painstaking manner
Sold in this tow II at $3.50.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-05-01
VIRDICT OF GUILTY
In Two Cases-Third Warrant
Was Dismissed.

The Jury in the case of the Com
monwealth against J. H. Ebling,
of Fruit Hill, charged with furnish
ing liquor to a minor. returned a
verdict of guilty and assessed a
fine of $50. Defendant was also
fined $40 for selling liquor without
a license. The third case was dis
missed. The cases were tried in
the County Court here, one on Fri
day last and the other Saturday.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-05-01
Oil! NO, HE'LL NOT RUN.
Will Be Prevented By Circum,
stances Beyond His Control.

Frankfort, April 2S.-It is stated
here on what is thought to be good
authority that in the event the court
decides against him, Taylor will
decline to make the race for re-elec-
ton this fall. He is worn out phys-
ically and is poor. He will proba-
bly, ask a government position and
go abroad. He could be the nomi-
nee if he desired, but he will decline
to run.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-05-01
SAFE BLOWERS.
Burglars Enter Depot at Gracey
and Get Cash.

The L. 81 N. depot at Gracey was
entered by burglars last Wednes-
day night and the safe was blown
open. 1t is understood that about
$50 we've secured by the thieves.
An entrance was effected by priz-
ing open the door. The burglars
left no clew and it is not probable
that they will ever be apprehended.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-05-01

Increasing the saloon license at
Greensboro from $500 to $500 only
closed S Of the % saloons in the city.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-05-01
DIED IN MEMPHIS.
Wife of Banker Latham, of New
York, Passes Away.

Mrs. Mary Allen Latham, wife
of BankerJ. c. Latham, of New
York City, formerly of this place,
died suddenly Saturday morning at
the home of her parents in Memphis,
Tenn, where she spent the winter.
She had not been in good health for
some time, but had recently beer
improving. Mr.. Latham left there
few days ago and came here on
business and the telegram was
great surprise. She leaves no chill
dren.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-05-01
A WOrsted Suit. $40.

A pure all Wool, Worsted Suit
from choice Fabrics, very hobby.
stylish and elegantly tailored.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-05-01

This line of suits are equal in every
respect to any $40 suits ever sold on
this market, so you can see what
extras you get in our house for your
money.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-05-01

These suits are Brown Plaids.
nicely made up and will give a man
good service The best values that
money will buy. These Shoes, Hats
and Shirts are also the best TO be
found on the market for the money.
and when in our city call and see
them.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-26
rom MILITARY DAY.
Naval Militia Leave Tonight for the
Carnival az Macon.

NuNAA
Carnival at Macon.
The Third Division OF the Naval Battal-
ion viii leave to-nigh for Macon The
division will D. under command Of Lieut..
J. II. Kiuzie. II is not expected that many
win take the trip. as it Is a difficult mat
ter for members Of the military companies
20 get on from their business AZ this sea-
son. but all who go viii doubtless have a
good time.
Tomorrow will be military day az the
Macon carnival The entire Second Regi-
ment win assemble Under command Of
CH Ed Hugucnin. and companies OF 9th
cr regiments will be IN the city. There
viii be a parade. and a ball has been ar
ranged tor the evening II is expected the
day viii be- the best ~ the carnival.
Gov Gambler and his STAFF are expected
20 be- tn attendance. Several officers may
so from Savannah. Among those cousid-
srine the trip are Col. George r. Cam.
Inspector general ~ rifle practice. ana
capt Walter + Coney. adiutant % the
First Infantry.
a rate OF ono cent q mite for the naval
militia Will be secured The trip is 90 he
a flying one. and the command will spend
hat a day In Macon. leaving there to-mor-
row night. and arriving here In time for
business Friday morning.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-26
TmEY FiGHr TONIGHT.
Coreoran and williams Are 60 BeHin
at asaO O'Clock.

The question that has been uppermost
ia many minds ss 20 which Is the better
boxer. Tom Coroorau Of Savannah or Tom
Williams of Australia. viii be settled to-
nigh, 81 the Thcater The twenty -iive
rounds for which the men are scheduled
may be- needed 40 solve the question. bat
q Is probable that the lighting will be 50
fast that one or the other OF the boxers
VIII be out Of u long before the twcn<ics
are reached.
Both men have been training hard They
know they are up against II, in This iighs,
and each S. determined 20 do his best
Corooran has his laureis to sustain. and
the victory he won over Williams tn At
lauta Lass February 90 duplicate, while
Williams feels that he must vindicate MS
superiority. and show that the Atlanta
bout was not a frir test Of the abilities Of
the men
The nght Is 20 start at $50 o'clock. u
has been customary Co begin later. hut
the management has decided chat 80
is late enough. and q will be then. u Is
announced that the gong VIII sound.
shorty Jenkcns will be the referee and
he has been Instructed 10 declare the man
ous who shows the slightest Indication Of
a desire to foul quiz Of throw OF the
hsht. 10 seems safe TO believe that hard.
honest bout. where the men will do their
best. may be expected.
Jim Tohin. Pete Mamie and Billy Nero-
nee will be- IN tho corner with Corcoran.
while Marvin Hart his sparring partner.
an done or two local men will be Williams
seconds The bout will be conducted in
a business-iike manner
The BOX Office sales yesterday indicate
that there Will be a good audience. Those
who love night have got over their
soreness on account Of the last fake that
masqueraded under the name Of hght. AMI
ill are eager to see good one TO make
up for that hasco. The weather has
grown cool enough 90 make the Tneater
NOT uncomfortable M night. a fact which
VIII doubtless induce some who usually
have their personal comfort in view 10
attend.
While interest In the event Is keen.
there has been very little betting. The
sports have had one or two fights so
against them lately. and they have de-
cided they would rather bet on the ponies.
so M againsi keno. lose q stack al stud
or drop roll ~ craps than get in q game
where tho two players have q an their
own way. and the man WITH the money
un never knows where he Is likely TO get
on. Every body has been a tight wad thus
FAR. but things may loosen up q Bit to-
night, when tho men are stripped ana
one or two rounds nave been fought.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-26
sTorrED a RUNAWAY MULE.
PatroImRR Wall CIcverIy stopped a
Runaway oE Broughton street.


Runaway oE Broughton street.
shortly after noon yesterday. mule
attached TO grocery wagon belonging
to J. A. Alexander. while near Congress
and Barnard streets. became frightened
and made a dash down Barnard street
10 Broughton. and up that street Ia
a westerly direction. There was no driver
on che vehicle. and the mule had full
swing. A. be passed the corner Of
Brouehton ana Barnard streets however
he was spied by Patrolman r. r. Wall
who jumped on the rear OF the wagon with
the intention Of getting the reins and stop
ping the fleeing animal.
The wagon was filled with empty gro
Gerry baskets. and t was some time be-
fore the officer could get enough OF them
out OF his way to reach che front OF the
wagon. when he got there Il was only
to ind that the re.ns were beyond his
reach. trailing along the ground He was
determined TO stop tbat mule. however
and nothing dauntcd by lack Of rcins slid
asiride che iylng animal and made his
way far enough forward 10 get hold Of the
lines where they come through the sad
die Of the harness. With these be was
able TO stop che mule by the time West
Broad street was reached All who saw
the act praised the officers coolness. and
bravery
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-26
NO BILL AGAINST FLEMING.
GRAND jury FAILED TO INDICT
TuE SLAYER or TON DAVIS.

james Williams, CoIored. Indicted
for the Murder Of Alfred Green at
Isle of Hope-No nan Against Jesup
Fields. CoIored. Charged with the
killing of George Powell. with n
Brick-AionHo Williams aud David
jackson Indicted for the Bold Rob
berry of Capt. q. A. Rimes.
The grand jury OF the Superior Court
returned fourteen indictments yesterday
afternoon after a session lasting nearly
three hours. In the Fleming Davis killing
In the De Soto bar. no bill was found. This
action viii probably cause some surprise
a. an indictment either for murder or man
slaughter was expected. The grand jury
also failed 10 find an indictment against
Joseph Fields. eolored. charged with the
killing OF George +. Powell colored,
with brick in Yamacraw about three
weeks ago.
James Williams was indicted for the
murder OF Alfred Green at Isle OF Hope
Sunday. Aug ~ Both Williams ana
Green were colored. The killing grew out
OF a row over pocket knife Green was
stabbed and died in a short time.
Alonzo Williams and David Jackson.
two negro hackmen were Indicted for rob
berry. Their victim was Capt G. \.
Rimes. master OF vessel lying az the
lower wharves. The robbery was com
mittcd three months ago Capt. Rimcs
got into a hack to 20 to his vessel when
below the gas house HIN either Williams
or jackson. both OF whom were on the
drivers seat. struck him a heavy blow.
stunning him and the other seized his
pocketbOok containing So. They were ar
rested soon after and were Identified by
Capt. Rimes a. the men who robbed aim.
Two indictments Tor burglary were
found. one against Paul Bryan, colored.
Cor breaking into another Negroes house in
the house in which they were living. aud
William Mccall colored. for breaking
into W n. Houzc's house.
Jerry Nattlaw. a c0lored porter for A.
e.. Price. was indicted for larceny after
trust. Jerry was sent TO bank with 50
one day last week. for deposit. That
was the last seen OF him for several days.
when he was arrested Tie admitted max
ing away with the money.
Henry johnson, a negro pcddler was
son was trusted by Collins. Grayson q
Co. with a wagon load OF watermelons. 90
sell last summer. lie disposed of the
melons but failed to turn In the pro-
cecds.
Grayson Millen was indicted on
two charges. for larceny after
trust from the Singer Machine
Manufacturing Company The indictments
charged Millen with a shortage Of N5.s5
Ia collections. ana with dsposing or two
sewing machines and Failing TO account
for tine sale.
Norris Thompson. coiorcd. was indicted
Tor stealing four boxes OF cigars from
Smith Bros warehouse on Bay street n
Few days ago Norris had a companion IN
the stealing, Alfred Saxon. who was tried
in The city Court last week and convicted.
John =. Andrews. a co.ored printer. was
indicted for a mlsdemeauor in printing
aud using without authority the regis
tered stamp Of labor union
j. G. Allen. colored. was indicted for
adultery. and no bill was found against
John Myers. charged with assault with
intent TO murder in shooting at julius
Charlton