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The daily news., 1900-03-05
IN NO BIG HURRY
FOR RECIPROCITY
United States Is Not Urging
the German Negotiations.
CERMANY NOT YET READY

Officials iB-Ijrye y Possible II Avoid
Proh b.;ion If Trade with ID r
cr.IninAiIng Nation Without Re-
c,urs- 10 lhc Powers.
WASHINGTON, March G-WAile tech.
n:ea!y speaking, negotiations locking
70 ;ne rIRAInE of reciprocity treaty
cetween tae UIIted States and Ger.
-a2ay axe still n lTosress practically
uo,h:Ic has beon accomplished IN that
1lrec'lan since the departure OF the
German ambassador, Herr ven Ho >
oeD, :or Germany eG:Iv last summer.
IGere Is 20 disposition on the part OF
the ot:ic:a Of the state department to
-ln Oa-rass the German government: by
any lnsistence at this time upon an &C
ave prosecU ion o. the negotiations.
WHiIe lar from satisfactory. the ex-
.>ting conditions OF the American export
trade with Germany can, il is believed
bv the officials, be tolerated for short
time.
The fticisls are hopeful that the time
will be- short, resting their belief not
upon any direct assurances from the
German authorities, but rather upon
reports OF the political situation in Cor
many.
It Is understood that when the Ger
mau government has secured what lt
regards as certain essential of legisla-
uUn from the relcnstaR, tt will be In
better condition than 10 is at present to
meet the expectations Of the United
States.
ST Gny rate, it is a conviction of this
kind that nas inspired the United States
government to avoid any urgent repre-.
sentAuons connected with the reci-
procity negotiations az this stage.
Tcere is perhaps another reason for
the negative course taken by our gov
erument This Is q desire TO learn just
what effect the ratification by the
United States senate of the pending
French reciprocity treaty would have
upon the German government
1t is said here that as the French
treaty gives Preferential rates to many
articles which figure largely in the list
# German evrOrts &c thu United States
the effoct of the practical application of
the French treaty would be to confer
upon France all that share of the Amer
lean market now occupied by Germany.
TO save this important trade to her
manufacturers. Germany must secure
similar reciprocity treaty, and this
can cnly be secured by an abatement
OF the restrictions upon American meats
and other products.
Thus by natural laws of commerce. it
Is conceived by the officials that we
may be able to avoid a recourse to the
powers lodged in the president, of pro-
hibitiOn of trade with q nation that dis.
eliminates against the United States.
The daily news., 1900-03-05
FoURTeEN-sToRY BUILDING.
Atlanta TO Have a New SkyscrapeF
Erected Soon.

AMLANTA, March 3-President T.
Jefferson Coolidge, Jr.. of the Old COL
ony Trust company of Eoston is spend
ing few days in Atlanta and is accom-
panied by Samuel Carr of Boston
AR. Coolidge is one OF tho largest
stockholders in the T,fton. Thomasvillo
and Calf railroad, now being con-
structed between II:tuu and Thomas
vile. Mr. II. vi. Atkinson $ president
Of the road.
Mr.. Coolidge will shortly erect a mag
ulfiuent l4-stOry Office building at ths
corner Of Broad ami Marietta streets.
IL will be known as the Empire build
lag
MIR. Coolidge stated that as soon as
the Empi building was constructed
he would probably beg'n the COuStruc-
tlon OF anorher LIR Office structure IN
Atlanta lie has already purchased the
property on which II Is probable the
contemplated structure VIII he built
Mr. Coolidge i enthusiastic in MIS-
praises OF Atlanta.
The daily news., 1900-03-05
MACHINISTS' STRIKE
NEAR 4. COMPROMISE
Chicago Difficulties Will Be
Amivably Adjusted.
AFFECTED CHICAGO ONLY

Is Looked Upon Merely AS IA Test of
the Strength of the Tachinists'
Union - Conference Arranged Be
tween Employees aud Strikers.
CHICAGO March &-Until the strike
Of the union machinists IN Chicago shall
begin to shO results one way or the
other, the indications today were that
rnion machin!s's wall not be ordered
out IN other cities and the strike will be
confined so :Lr as possible to that trade
alone il Chicago
President James O'Conueil of the In.
tsrnational Association of MachInlst5
will go TO Columbus. O.. the first Of the
week III response TO q telegram stating
that a conference had been arranged
between the striking machinist5 and
their employers and expressed himself
al confident that the strike in that city
would be settled am-csbly IN a short
time.
TIE strike In Chicago js looked upon
as n test of the strength of the union by
the labor leaders and unions affiliated
with the Material Trades Councll. which
yesterday resolved to support the ma.
chinists to the end. Will not be ordered
out unless conditions demand it.
A meeting Of The executive committee
of the MachInists' union was he'd TO.
day TO map ont plan of campaign and
to arrange tor funds for carrying on the
strike TO a successful conclusion.
\ numb o: small firms not afi lated
with tho Manufacturers association,
sigued ;he union scale during the day
aud the man were told to report for
work. Sa faT. however, there are no
signs of yielding by the Manufacturers
association.
Trouble at the Deerng harvester
works, which was expected to involve
several hundred of the employees. has
not so far materialized. According 10
the Deeripg officials. no: over 20 ma
ChInlsIS have quit work.
The daily news., 1900-03-05
4 THOUSAND
lRNED NEGROES
Tney Seek TO Avenge the Slay-
ing OF Jim Crosby.

Crn~i., hi- Wife ard Daughter " r."
shut Down Dy Unkncwn Assalslns-
Whit. = are Well Armed ard Eor-
rIbsr slaughter IL Feared.
LEroHATcHEE, Ala, March "a
tl,u-amd negroes here 40 uD i'm
ans over the a--.t- ~iua;iou Of one Of
tg-ir leaders.
Jim Crosby wa called 10 his door
at Iaidaight Saturday aHd riddIed
Hi;L bUckshot.
The assassius then rushed over
Ai- bleeding body, dragged his wifi
and little daughter from IL, ir bed
and shot them several times. leav-
ing them for dead.
The negroes for fifty miles around
crowded 10 thi5 place. They de-
clare they know the perpetrators of
the horrible deed and Will have re-
VeHCe.
The whites are well armed and if
the negroes fire the first shot there
will be horrible slaughter.
a negro who shot the merchant,
Howell, several days sgO, was
lynched. The negroes declared they
would have revenge. Crosby was
their most fearless spok kesman and il
Is supposed il was some of those i'm
plicated in the lynching who assas-
Sinated him.
The daily news., 1900-03-05
THE POLICE COURT.
DT. Gree!y Impersunates a Policeman
in Mardi Gras SuiT.

III u MdEul OTdS sun
There were quite a number Of law
breakers before Mayor Hilliard this
morning, as is usually the case on
Monday.
Dr. Greedy. an old herb doctor,
whose place Of business is at the
corner Of Government and Tara
gona streets, imperSonated police
man Saturday night by putting on
one of,the uniforms used by men in
the Mardi GraS parade. He was
trl-d this morning and discharged.
W. A. MstChum. two charges. one
for being drunk, the other for carry
InE concealed weapons. was fined So.
Anni4 McPheTson, charged with
a>Saulting lila Tyson with her
nald. was filed SlO.
Gerome Hiiliard ard Jas. Owens,
charged with CbS'ructIng the side
walk. were fiued $40 each.
ChaS. Burst, white vdg-dHt, was
sent MP for 30 day.
J. &. Curran and Maud Currau,
di-ordrrly by qurIre.iGg, were dis
charged.
Lee Thomas. cLar~, q with a-saul r.
iuL Josephine Crosby with lis fist,
was fined S25.
Laura AllbrittoH and Lizzie Smith.
rharEed with staying in place
whore lewdnesS and iudeceucy is
practiced, were fined SO each.
J. B Lee, charged with cuTSing
Whitfield IUgraham, was fined $50.
The daily news., 1900-03-05
TO SAVE FROM LYNCHlNG
Qunrtet &. Eroes Taken From Tn
Indrgn 10 Anniston.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, March 3.-Six re.
groes charged with murder were
brought to ths Jefferson comfy Jail
here rom Talladoga yesterday 60 save
them from lynching. They were EI-
bert Curry. Sam Gray. William Hard.
Lurt and Wade Hardnutt who were
arrested On CuIry's confession for the
murder of Pink DobblCs. On old farmer,
who was butchered 10 death on the out.
skirts OF TailedeEa for his money. and
Nathan lIagland and George Calhoun,
who had been in jail several months,
charged with other murders.
Shortly before midnight the sheriff
learned tnat a Big mob had been formed
and was moving on the Jail for the
avowed purpose Of lynching every muir
derer i'll It. six in number. He accord
ingly organized force of deputies,
hustled the murderers out the back
way, chartered a special train and hur.
ried away with them for Birmingham.
Learning this the mob members who
reached the Jail just as the special train
left the depot discharged their guns and
d DISPERSED.
The daily news., 1900-03-05
BOLD Ro6sER coNFESsES.
Makes u Clean Breast of Numerous
Crooked Deeds

ATLANTA. March 3 John II. SOoc6,
Jr.. the social highwsyman, who con-
fesssd TO the Kimball hotel robbery,
proves. upon his own statement, to be
q professional crook.
During the pdst few years he has led
a double life, at different times stealing
sums OF money and diamonds from his
business associates.
The Kimball robbery. however, was
the most daring OF all. occurring In
broad daylight Telling of the crime
behind the bars he said:
When / saw the money I just
couldn't help taking il. Ny wife
needed it went TO the telephone in
Palmer's drug store and asked for Cave.
When be went 20 the telephone / pried
open the spring lock with my pocket
knife and took the money"
Detective LoOney, who was employed
upon the case, went at once TO SOock's
residence and charged him with the
theft SOOck denied at first having any
connection with It. but finally confessed,
and agreed, under promises Of escaping
prosecution. 10 return the money. he
went INTO the house and brought out q
packa-e. This was given TO Manager
ScOyll.e ana &c proved 10 contain ex-
2ct.y the amount stolen. There were
checks 20 the amount of 81, 050. IS and
s4JI IN cash IN the p2ckage.
SOOck saw that he waited for sr op.
pCrtanity aud then went 10 the tele-
pnoHe IN Pa Ber's drugstore and called
Cashier Cave. UpOn Icing assured
that be wOu.G be tent for. SOock re.
turned 20 the entrance. where be saw
NJ cave leave The Cftice II was but
tie work O. a moment to Sly inside.
op-n the spring lock with the blade Of
m, knife and take tie money. He went
with = a; OEoe to MS home and divided
the checks into a separate package, in
tending 70 return them 10 the k:mblu
ana keen tbs money.
Before he con q DO this. however, he
was approached by the detective and
cave wzy and confessed to the deed
The daily news., 1900-03-05
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
National Convention Called to Meet
In PIttsburs.

PITTsBURG. March "A call for q
convention of all the electrical contrac-
tors in the United States, to be held in
this city on March IL, has been issued
by the Pi;tsburg Electrical Contractors
association. The object Of the conven-
tion Is 20 take some defensive action
consequent upon the com binst:on of the
electrical supply houses and the proba-
ole advancing Of prices on material.
There are IN the United States over
1000 electrical contractors who are
rated by the commercial agencies at
$50, coo and over. Fully l, 600 of these
are expected 20 attend the convention
20 be held here and an effort will be
made to form a national organization
The daily news., 1900-03-05
BUTLER OPPOSED TO DATE
Chairman of NatiOGAl PCpulists Says
Democrats Are SchemIHg.

Chairman of NatiOGal PCpulists Says
Democrats Are ScheTnIng.
RALEIGH. March 2.-Senator Butter.
national Populist chairman. in gu Ell.
tOrlal in his paper here says:
1t was we'll known that Mr.. Bryan
favored an early date for the naHOnsl
Democratic convention. The date fixed
IL tne latest on which any national con.
vent!on has been held In many years
The action of the committee isno doubt
a surprise TO the pubic.
The national committeeman from
Nebraska, Chairman Jones ami others
known TO be closest 10 Bryan. favored
q date not later than June d. ItIs clear
that the purpose OF those who wanted
late date was to try 70 prevent co opera
tion between the Democrats. Popuhsts
and silver Republicans on BEyau. We
predict that the convention, III splte Of
these schemes. will declare for harmo-
ulOus cooperation.
The daily news., 1900-03-05
y " Birmingham Buildings.

BIRMINGHAM Ala. March 3.-The re-
port OF the chief Of fire department for
the month Of February shows that per.
mits for the erection of new buildings
III Birmingham were issued last month
TO the amount Of S?j. $40 The largest
Of these was tor a building of a new
freight depot for the Louisville and
Nashville railroad, Valued at BIZ. 600.
The daily news., 1900-03-05
T.une.s-- NIiuister KILLED.

CHATTANOOGA March 3.-A special
p I.i jamestown. Tenn. says that Rev.
Glauey. who lived IN what Is known
- Jle Hard settlement of the FOCrth
-i,tr.rt ot EenTress county. was shot
and kll-ei hv Henry Head. IN a dispute
.ver the ownership OF saw ogs. War.
-rnfs have been taken for Hosd and the
-" r.G Is after hIm.
The daily news., 1900-03-05

Hot SPRINGS, Ark, March 3 Joseph
SomDert. a we'll known druggist, walked
into drugstore last night and helped
himself TO a large quantity of morphine.
He swallowed ounces OF the drug ami
died IN half an hour Som bert WAS
well connected, having come originally
from Missouri. where his parents are
wea.;hv. j.; - said Sombert Was de-
syo1Gen; because he could not get
mouev f,Om nome, where ne claimed to
nave ..J,vCu
The daily news., 1900-03-05
THE SUGAR TRJ 81.
l!r~t StcP Taken Toward Raising
Prices.

NEW GoKK. March 5.-The Brook
lyn house of the sugar trust shut
cown last night and threw five hum
dr-d people out of employment.
TllS D. said - he the first step to-
W1ri au increase IA price, which is
." be forced by the trust by reducing
ELL" output of sugar. This was made
.-~lble hy the passage of the Porto
s:-au tariff bill.
The daily news., 1900-03-05
REST or ALL

To cleanse the system in = a gentle
an truly beneficial manner, when
the Springtime comes, use the true
and perfect remedy, Syrup of Fi4s.
Buy the genuine. Manufactured by
the California Fig Syrup Co. ONLY,
aud for sale by all druggists, at 30
cents per bottle.
The daily news., 1900-03-05
lie Fooled the Surgeons.

All doctors told Renick Hamilton,
of West Jefferson. o., after offering
is months from Rectal Fi-tula. be
would die unl-Ss "A costly operation
was performed; but h- cured him
self with fiv- boxes of BuckIen'$
Arnic3 Salve. the -ure-t Pile cure Oh
Earth, and the bet Salvc IN the
World. - cents box. Sold by w.
A. D D'Alember,r, Druggist
The daily news., 1900-03-05
southern Railways Earnings.

LOUISVILLE, March 3 The Sou hern
has made statement of its earnings
and expenses for the month Of January
and for the seven months from July i
TO Jan 81. Gross earnings for January
were $3.50. O32. sn increase of 1913. I22
over the same month last year; net
earnings $40. 3Ol, an increase OF $50
459. For the seven months gross earn
lngs have been Sl6,532, l56. an increase
of 22O25, l53; net earnings Sc, ,yOl,
an increase Of $i41, 393.
The daily news., 1900-03-05

tEENNA. March . Several earth
sakr shocks were felt throughout
-.athern Tyrol late last night. They
were particularly strong at Tr-niiuo
.ad Arco. where the iuhabitaur~ -
g.. D. thrown into Wild panic. bar
... lives were lost.
The daily news., 1900-03-05
Three Large Stores

'eE uf FURNITURE. The finest
.-. .: Walnut Bedroom Suites ever
.nH. iu Pensacola. Pretty. neatly
'..-..G lSN oak B B.droom Suites at
.-I ',Ice-. Rattan and Cnbbler Seat
..H,D -. biz and little, cheap and
-.. Look AT them.
O. NJ. PRNOR'S
Bargain Furnishing House.
The daily news., 1900-03-05
Harrison Opp ,ses the BIZ.

ISDIAEAPoLIs. March 3-In response
to the question whether he had. az re-
ported in conversation with friends, ex-
pressed an opinion adverse to the Porto
Rican bill. General Harrison today said:
Yes. / regard the bill as a most serl-
Ous departure from the right principles
The daily news., 1900-03-05
CIutter CnnseE,a,nrr Id Mu.ic-

The piano pupils for the couserva-
'H~y viii come at usual hours. We
wIi make special rates and gave
r..-rSoual attention To beginners in
-.Iaup class. The first lessons are the
most important. For further infur-
r.AtIOn call at Cutters Music House.
The daily news., 1900-03-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Fort VALLEY. Ga, March 3. - A
scheme Of several small boys. sons of
prominent families. 10 burn Grady In
stirute was discovered IN time TO be
ulpped in the bud by Night Marshal
Newell The names OF the boys have
not been made public.
The daily news., 1900-03-05

NIW loGk. March 5.-Cotton l.
s.,,.t today a. follow: March.
.; April, May June, ami July,
..H- August e -.
The daily news., 1900-03-05
lard FIGHTING
; Is EXPECTED


t..s IruCh'~ Cavalry Wa> D.iN"H
n.,k saturday. nut T.ar.ar F''rce
la Nu,v &. .si.. Karl and "a II"t
Ea-:I- - I rukca I,r.
ioNpoN. Nuch a Dispatch
-..-. L.rH Eaner;-' camp a. O-f"a-
-a -ak- th.t tl. cIva.Ty under
.... Frru-.. forming '.e adNaace
..lri o, Lord Roberts march '"-
v,rd Bln.mfou.oin. l. h.iuE ~tu3i.E
opposed .u H. progress eastward.
Au at,,mp: va made saturday
...rEiuy 10 au-; force 81 B~er- oc-
..3tiug "a strong position four mil--
...-t. but after au eXchange If rife
-.o;- and haH dozen shells from
-.a Bser four-pouuder. Gen. French
.a:iGrd
4 larger force has now gone for
s.rd and hard fighting J. expected
Fighting Near Dordrechr.
4 big fight is on to-day near Dor
lr-cht. Il began yesterday and last
ID all day. The British drove the
Boer- from their advance lines at La
BuSchagne Neck las nightand slept
"a arms in the captured Boer
.~-nches, expecting the battle to be-
-In again early this morning.
Plans Krpt Secret.
TIE silence of the war Office con-
..ruing the movement of the main
srI,I-h army in South Africa con
..u,-, thuugh enough information
leaked 10 Indicate that the cam-
..-u l. being steadily carried for
....3.
ere are now practically three
.rI-h armies in the field-One in
Free State, one in Cape Colony
one in Natal. The former l.
Ire, 20 a body OF Beers estimated at
...t COCO. Il i impossible To spec
..... on the movements OF Lord
.. n.'rt-. a. his plans are being kept
..-'iully concealed.
Merely Rumors.
4 dispatch from Lorenzo Marques
.g~ persistent reports continue 10
-..'yan that the Trau-vaal govern
-Deut ha~ opened negotiations look
ru~ 70 occurring peace
O. tle other hand u l. aS per-is'-
uIiy rumored that the Beers viii
make determined stand at Gleuc, q
and Laiug-ntk ana that IN the me a.
l'Ee the intreuchm,uts at Pretoria
rI- being eNts ud,d IA anticipation
= a siege.
= nigh authority at Bloemfou,riu
-t:- tEat iu the event of tie reIuisr
3 tae Erte State forces hy Lord
,ohort-. tLcy VIII retire towards the
f.aa-vaal and unite with their
brethren there, maintaining tLp
-.gIggie - the end.
The daily news., 1900-03-05
To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

.,.. rs Native Rromo Quinine Tablets. Al
..- .--- round he money lf4lt iEn. q,
.... D.. ". Groves signature D. IN eacn
The daily news., 1900-03-05
Have Your Painting

and Paper Hanging done by up-;o-
date people, in an up-tO-date styIe,
by patronizing J. f. Ross & Co. No.
ii y. Palafox. Phone 3SZ. 2if-tf
The daily news., 1900-03-05

tion. ON such occasions he waits until
several ether lawyers have made their
motions AID then hc rises Some other
lawyer rises. and Mr.. Reed settles hack
i'm his chair. This is repeated two or
three times. and then the chief justice
loOk> directly IT him. ignoring all OtL-
trS and tliS l. followed 10y his saying
in hi+ we'll known drawl May &c
please the court" followed 10y what h.
wants
Il suppose ne got a pretty good fec
for that one uuiuportHut sentence"
sail 81 layman the last time Reed WAS
here. Il should rather guess yes" was
the response of a lawyer. One attOr-
ney who came here" he continued.
found a United States senator ON the
other side. He thought the court would
be impressed if he got senator assO-
ciated with him to make a formal mo-
tion such as tina. made 10y Mr.. Reed.
This senator to whom he applied de-
INJURED at first. saying any one could
ask for writ. But the outside attOr-
ney persisted. and the senator made
the motion. \ few days later he re-
ceivcd IL check for $3.50 to pay for the
service. These lawyers do not work
for nothing" ARTHUR W. DCNN. !
We have saved many doctor bills
since We began using Chamberlain 3
Cough Remedy in our home. We
keep "A bottle open all the time and
whenever any Of my family or my
self begin To catch cold we begin TO
use the Cough Remedy, and AZ re-
suit we never have to- send away for
a doctor and incur a large doctor
Oill, for ChGmberlaih's Cough Rem
edy Uever fails to cure. 1t il GER
tainly medicine If great merit and
v9rth.-D. =. MEARKTE, General
Merchant and Farmer, Matte. Bed
ford county. Pa. For sale by Han
nah Bros, 81 South PalafOX street.
The daily news., 1900-03-05

LtEr PARK. Ca, March 81. r
Hoi;@c.av. station agent for the Geor-
ia Southern and FLORIDA railroad. IS
dead NJ Eol;z.law hai a hemorrhage
thuc5 / O'Clock III tne afternoon. 4
hack drove uD 10 the depot TO carry him
10 the nO-el ami lie said TO Ine doctor
that ne coa.d not 90 until his train came
81 J:U5 o'clock. A;Jer meeting the train
be locked TIE door and was driven TO
the hotel. where he died IN 8 short time.
BlOat after eating, indigestion.
flatu euce or water braSh. may he
quickly corrected through the use Of
PRICKLY ASH BIITERS. II streng- h.
ems digestion, cleanses and regulates
the bowels. Sold by Hannah Bros.