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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08
NEGRO ASSAILkNT LYNCHED.
crowd Hanged Him Twice aud When
uope BroLe shot Him to Death.
Another Negro whipped.

RIrnmond Va. Dec. Tn the lower
part Of tho county yesterday afternoon
n Young white woman. Mrs Robert Fish
ar. was criminahy assaulted by Daniel
Long. negro. aged . years.
The outrage was committed after the
victim had been choked into lusenslhlliiy.
and the negro escaped. Last night Long
Was arrested by officers al his home IN
f,anhoe. "a mining town. three miles from
the scene of the outrage. Another negro,
named Lewis Hau. who was with him,
Vas also arrested. The two were taken
before Mr.. Fisher. who Immediately
Identified Long. and the officers started
with him for tho Jail.
Almos. Immediately. however. they were
confronted by on undisguised crowd ~
ahout Loo mon. VINO took Long from them.
ami after allowing him time 70 pray at
tempted 20 hang him 10 o limo - tree
The roDe broke twice. and then tho negro
Vas ,led to tree aud ehot to death.
Long implicated Han. declaring that
Hail was watching Tor him. and the lat
ter would also have been lynched but
for the earnest pleading Of Mr. Thomas
Blair. prominent farmer.
A COMPROMISE verdict was reached IN
,be case or Han. the crowd tearing hts
slothes from hls body and whipping him
numerically.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08
WILL DIE FROM ASSAULT.
wife Of nc-psctabIe Farmer WAS
Assaulted by tnknoNn Party
aud Left Unconscious.

Rome. Ca. Dec. 7.-Mra. joe White.
the wife of % highly respected farmer lv-
INK al Early. in thia county. lies az ths
point % death as the result % a criminal
assault made by a person or persons un-
known.
some time yesterday afternoon the hus-
band was away from home. and Mrs.
white went after dinuer 90 ned near
the house to pick cotton. When she did
no, return at dusk. the family becam3
alarmed and began q se1rch
They found her az last lying between tho
cotton rows unconscious. her skull was
crushed in. her face ana breast scratched.
ana her clothing almost torn from the
body. Bloodhounds were procured from
Alabama. but without result. 80 far as
can BE- ascertnlned.
Mr. white has not rogainei conscious
ness ana 40 cline can De- secured TO tho
perpetf,ior of the viir deed. There -
no h0ae for ner recovery.
sheriff camp of this county Is working
on the case. The community IL greatly
excited and u the assailant g. caught
a lynching win probably be- the result.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08
BEAUFORT TUG FOUNOERED.
The John :. Drering Wrecked or
Hatterae aud the Engineer %.
". Douglass. Lost Hi~ t-fc.

New York. Dec THE brig e. c.
sweeney. Capt Miller, from Brunswick,
Nov. IS lumber laden. arrived to-day hav-
ing on board a shipwrccked crew consist
ing of Capt Charles stephens. william
Won Hnlten Reuben noan ond Emanuel
r Idy surviving members q the crew ~
the tug John S Dccrine ~ Beaufort s..
C.. which foundered Nov. e. on Cape
uattcras IN latitude 3j.i3 longitude 1888.
with tho loss OF the engineer. u. W.
Douglass.
Tho John s. Deoring was bound from
Elizabeth. y. g., homoward and sailed
Nov. "a Shortly after leaving port The
wind set in strong from the south and
,ncroasoa 10 a gale. The tug weathcrod
,,. e,le and heavy sea until next might
fsundavl. at O'Clock when She was
struck by a heavy sea, which broke COM
nletelv over her and carried away tle
plloihouse and deck house, Opened th'
seams aud started the vessel leaking hai-
Nv. Tho fires were put out. rendering the
engines useless. ana the tug drlftei help
lesrly with the gale.
All hands bailcd with buckets to pre-
ven, her sinking un TUESDAY morning, tha
g7th when the brig G. G.. Sweeney hove
in sight and took on board the exhausted
men.
10 Is supposed Douglas the engineer
was carried of by the giant wave which
wrecked the tug. Tie was about is years
OLD and belonged at Charleston S G..
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08
SOUTH AFRICAN SITUATION.
Nr. thnmbrrtnin'~ announcement ot
Forthcoming CiNl Government
ttus Hurt Opposition.


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Oaurlod N4D n. promise to umu farm
BURNING ana r.her. trlrre military mca
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.'..." "a. NI 'N' '"l'' "" n"uh'"' "i '"'
opposition .o t.a lutr.
This nov ph,.. ..uH.r.ai with tho hu-
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"d ou ".tHoM fo1n.n viii per u1dc iho
uu..i. th4t mo south Aff.au situation
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80 'i..'in'NI o." 'ir 'iN
hr"n,Il Ili measure
Sal Chamberlain Ad the government
nauai w,s ho1 apJ no. pron,.s,
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/ mouse hA'1 thhis rNfheihiHf m thr ma
turr of rNu administration might bo
established I.fh Iu sI. ,rtnas river ana
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08
LEFT THEIR POSTS
roHTUCUEsE AND DUTCH MINIS
TINS WErt ny HOME.
RELATIONS SEEM STRAINED.



tNep"htur Withdrawn From HoI-
iand's Hepr"-eutatisc nt Lorenzo
Marques r icnsi"n nctwcen Hoi-
land aud Portugal tmpha.ised ny
h'"g Charles Toast q" queen Nic-
tors" nt n""a"ct G." british on
Gers - Charles Telegram to the
queen.
Lisbon. Dec. 7-rhr minister ~ The
Netherlands to portusa. anl the ror,u-
guese minister at Toe Hague. have left
their respective posts.
it h beuo, fHat difference has
arisen ou the subject of Tho cHeguator 20
the Dutch consul 40 Lorenzo Matauez.
which the Portuguese governments has
withdrawn.
Tho tgntiou between Portugal ana Hol-
land appears 90 have bsou emphasized.
prrhaps NOT altogether uninfcntlonanv. bv
enc peculiar warmth of King Charles
toast Co queen Nletora at the banquet
given yesterday evening 20 the royal ral-
aca 90 Vice Admiral sir Harry Holds
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08

WAR REVENUE REDUCTION.
Report FaNornbls the niu cut
ting on SIo,0oo. Oon.

ting on SIn.0nO Oan.
Wasblncfor. De.. -rrairr,r PAYNE
o. the Ways ana Ma.rs Committee. late
thi4 afternoon .,bmittsd the raoort of
fr,t c,t,.,,tt,,, .t.,s.t e,. ,, ,,, p.r,,.-
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1oaoaa Tr. r,r,r. .,,.. tr mart,
sty. ana % san rs....,-, ,o maintain
an ,ro, ~ , bt,r,i,.., .,,,,s,,,, mel, am
IA loe ana order is f.ry r.stors.i In ,,
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past few years. and also 20 provide
-ufieicnt force in the navy to man the
,a4.sls a.. b.,, -...rtf,. ...tt.t .rt. t,,
.'''7''" '"'H' l'' 'iih-7 new h'eessi-
ties.
The Secretary of tfe Trr.srry's report
for ,t. ,..i ,. ,.. d, ,.,o
s"'"H surplus O.. fif'-'''" ISIS estl-
mates Tor the fiscal yanr ending june 3o.
1907 WOULD leave an authorized 4trpus of
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- ''' 'i'i'tr i'''' "u e7 tiina '.i
surplus of ouIy s-f-s For 1902 there
is am estimated Inaretss la sha revenues
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"e'"o The committee deem it safe 10
make reduction Of about 100000.
Whll. the Secretary ~ tho Treasury in
ts. .-. ,-.,-..
'''"' ''" o' "i'if
A.''''"' in me revenues. The committee
has entirely established me most vcxatious
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several nfancnes ~ trade 90 which they
are applied ON Deer "a war TAX ~ NJ cents
a barf"i was added 10 the taN OF one dol
Jar hrrel previously imposed The eosn-
mlii'e believe tnat thr amendment pro-
posed in scciicn one ~ the bill making
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08
MINISTER'S NOT RECALLED.
t'ortuEucsc Minister Ja-t sofnE
Home 60 Explain.

Home 90 Explain.
The Hague. Dec 7.-Whilc ~ ~ not de-
nied that the minister OF The Netherlands
az Lisbon and the minister Of Portugal
hero are temporarily leaving their posts.
It IL scmi Officially declared that there -
no question OF sho ministers being re-
called
II o. explained TINT Count de selir. the
Portuguese minister. a. proce eding 90 Lis
bon on a fow dnys visit TO verbally ex-
plain tho dinicmues which have arisen In
connection wlth the Netherlands consul.
Herr Port ut Lorenzo Marquee.
Tho presidents OF both chambers have
sent letters to Mr. Kruger welcoming him
IN the namo oG the states general. while
the president of the lower house merely
expresses sympathy. the president OF tho
senate expresses approval Of the noso
purpose Of Mr. Kruger Ia attempting 20
put a stop 20 the unjust var forced upon
him in such barbarous manner and
hopes n wll result in tho Independence
of che republics being assured forever
Air Kruger IS receiving various officials
and the enthusiasm of tie crowds outside
compels frequent appearances on the bal
couy.
An Official request has been Transmitted
20 queen Wiihelmina for an audience.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08
GOVERNMENT PAID BILLS.
Nicely raid for ~ the People.
Report OF the Auditor.


NaFhiuEi7n DEC senator fiAti ~
cornoeticuf chairman of the senate Com
r,ftte. an uaiatf,oa tgEfh Cuba to-day
,s =,
.he auditin- division ot t1e War Depart
m.nt. showing tho expenditures made By
B. a. u4tba.,rr f.tr director General .,s
-.
.'9 Net'"' ''''."' = ~s-' '"' N~N'' A"'
statement covers the period from Jan.
1909 10 Anri n 1870
There ore no remarks. aud the book ls
q solid mass of figures Tho total dtsal.
.o,fauces Tor the sixteen months were
NeCf
THE nu.t dsAIIavarea ass on account
OF 200 oxpcndturr of $50 for 4 duebes
earraae made on tho 9stk Of February
1882 There Xoro frea,teot 1isb,,,-c,,,.,,, +.
for the director ueuerar. carriage sar-
yi,r.
Rent for No coaebru4p st.t,f,r a..
sccms o. have been roefilarl, po1 o,,t ~
tho public funds AZ fbe rae ~ ana -
month. and fu ore or tu,o t,e,,,~., a.
hostlsr's salary was thus strr,n.a An
the coach furnishinr= were rrovti,.d a.
this way In May 1890 a uniform ooaftn..
tN. = pair 20 hoofe costing Sis. and apoth.r
hat costing 81 were bought Tor tb. ,o,,b-
man june o q rnin coat costing tsg ug,a
supplied 20 that individual The coach
late was supplied with rubber urer A.
an expense TO fho public OF $40 In od-
dition there were many miscellaueoi,s,
charges FOR stable rent and for carrl,rs
aud ear hire
All az the payments made 70 G. w T.
Neeiy. chIcf of the financial bureau of ths
dpuartmcut. appear 20 have been care
fullv scrutluized ana many of them were
dlsall0wed
There are two OF three Items iu his ac-
counts 81 from SO TO so for the payment
- laundry bills FOR the director generals
Z coachman on oct ~. 1893 S. IA was paid
10 Neely on account Of "losa on Spanish
I gold taken 90 the United States" and this
was diaaIowcd
l Nselv made trip 10 the United States.
going as for Wcsf as his old home iu In
diana under the direction. IL Is stated in
I the report OF the director general. and
many of his charges in this connection
were dlsallowed. upon accumulation. but
Z not of course until they had been paid.
ln April lSs. SIR Rathbone made o visit
I 80 this country under the claim that u
wis made in obedience 10 tho orders OF
the Postmaster General and the auditor
finds that the trip was not authorized and
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08
WILLIAMS HEFrsrs TO TALK.
Important Conference of seahoard
omcIaI. in New York.

Importnnt Conference of seaboard
omcIaI- in New York.
New York. Dec. 7.-The Commercial Ad-
vertlser says
President John skcltou Williams declines
90 make any statement relative 20 ine
conference 40 the waldorf-Astoria yester-
.J,v which wns attended hy himself bi-
rs.tors Davidson ard Midderdorf and
others The rcpor, tha, progress "As
made in an adjustment Of the suits IN
.tltrted against the roorgauized seahoard
Air Line Railroad 1y Thomas p Ryan
could not De- corroborated. Robert e.
Davidson. who is president OF the Bait
more Trust nnd Guarantee Company. as
well a. a director Of the seaboand, made
this statement;
.~rhe board has important matters IN
aar con-idera ti0n the details OF whicA
+. would be improper for me 70 dlvulge %
tala time. ! will say. however. tnat ]
ronriHsr the situation more favorable
than al any time since the conception OF
the scheme for the consolidation Of the
constituent properties Of the sea0oafd
AIR Line system"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08
BODY or CADET WOOD FOUND.
was Discovered After search by
Mai. n. .. l.. spence.

Mai. "a. q. T.. spence.
Washington. Dec. The Navy De
partncnt has made public n number -
reports frsm Rear Admiral Kempf Gen.
Lloyd wheaton and others telling OF me
recovery and complete Identification OF
.wo bodies found near Grant D. J. me1r
where the a.. s. s. Jrdaretta wns de-
stroyed in September OF last NcaD os the
remains OF Naval Cades ". Wool ana
Machlnla Gray formerly of the Urdan-
eta. who lost their lives iu an encounter
with the insurgents az that place. The
bodies were discovered by the perseyeriug
efforts Of Mai r. =. T. spence Thirty
second Volunteer Infantry. brought 10 the
naval station AZ Cavitc on the z. s. $.
Basco small gunboat under the
command Of Naval Cadet Greenslade.
They we're inferred IN the naval burial
grounds o. Canacao. 7. l., on oct. 4 last
The graves are marked with suitably IN
scribed headstones.
The remains were discovered BY Afat.
Spence buried tn, "a shallow trench near
the scene of the fight at Gran1.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08
CONVENTION ~ rnE aAND.
Thousands ~ People Prom Farms 10
ne urrded Together.

Johannesburg. Dec Tin pursuance of
the recoucenfrado police the authoritics
here are preparing a convention on the
race course Tor four Thousand people
from forms in the vicinity Of thc Rand.
Tho burghers vii. hc herled in a lager
ard will bc strictly watrhod
notification appears in the Gazette %
the effect that nbie- bodied British subjects
ere liable 20 be- c0nscripted for service IN
the Rand Rifles
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08
COULDN'T rI>p rnr Jr>rA.
England claims 60 Have Made Ia
NesttEntion nt IIonG Kong.

London. Dec I'm response 10 secro-
tary Hays representations. through
United States Ambassador Choate. tine
foreign office has replied that the author
Ities at Hong Kong have been unable 10
discover q Fligno iunia sherc.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08

Heidelherg Transvaal Colony. Tuesday.
day Dec. i-'rhe Beers are driving the
Boor women and children from their
homes because their kiusmen refuse 10
night amy longer Forty women and ohI-
dreu. u-aiad nGd hungry. were brought
in by lhe British to-day.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08
RUPTURE Is vERY SERIOUS.
Asserted PortuRaI ~ under Tute-
IaEc of Lord Salisbury.

Madrid. Dec 7-The Inns arciai says it
considers che rupture of relations between
Holland and Portugal 20 be- very serious.
II adds tha, o. was due 60 tho intrigues
of Great Britain. further asserting shat
Portugal iH now under the tutclage OF
ord gaIlebtfrw
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08
KNoN $ ~ mor PURSUIT.
TIe Now Has Dewets Forces Pretty
We'll Worn Out

We Now Has DeMet's Forces Pretty
Well Worn Out.
Aiiwol North. Cape Colony. Dec. T.
After The nght at eterk spruit Gen. Do
Wet doubled south during the night
crossed the CalcIon river. marched 10
Odeudal drifi. whore he found the stream
impossible. turned east au1 marched
along the north bank of the Orange river
until within nficon miles ~ Auwal North.
and then turned northeast IN the dircc-
tlon Of Rouxville. Gen. Knox dogged his
stcf4 the whole day. 10 Vets forces
we're thoroughly exhausted Three hun
dred 81 their dead aud dying horses were
counted between the smfthaeld road aud
tho orange river.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08

Cape Town. Dec. Owing To- the ate
fcmpts Of sympathizers 10 communicate
with the Boer prisoners at Green Point
camp. Maxim guns have been placed in
position on the surrounding Nights. ga
readiness Tor disturbance.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08
E~GLlND's NEw COLONIES.
Civil Government 60 Be Given Free
state and Trmnsvant.

London. Dec. THE Secretary Of State
for the colonies Mr. Joseph Chamberlain,
announced IN the House Of Commons to-
day that civll government viii shortly
be established IN the Trauavaal and
Orange River colonies.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08
nisnop sn,uRErTrs THREAT.
VIII suspend Priests Who Attend
Meetings Hostile 60 HIN.

Havana. Dec q Mgr sbarretti. Bishop
or Havana. has published az Official let.
ter announcing that be will suspend. ipso
fsoto. priests who attend or participate
m meetings held IN opposition 20 him.
o. well as those who aid or abet oDDosi.
gion directly or Indirectly.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08
KNox c,rruRED poEn GUY.
hut lie II suI Ussurce-sfuIIy Chas-
ting Cen. neMet.


ing GEN. DeMet.
1ondou. Dec. IA dispatch from Gen.
kitchener. dated Bloemfontein. Dec. T..
connrmlug the news from Anwal Nor n.
Cape Colony of yesterday date (saylng
Gen DeWeCs main force is hard pressed.
adds that Gen Knox captured the Krupp
gun which DcWct abandoned near the
caledon river. and coutinued IN pursuit
OF DeWet
The dispatch also says that while tho
British were handing over women. ~ the
request Of tho Beers. under a nag Of
truce. AZ Belfast. "Wednesday Dec, o. %
force u ore hundred Beers unsucccss-
fully attacked d nelghboring infantry
post
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08
HENRY ). BAYDEN KILLED.
lie Fell From Fourth story win-
dow 60 the Ground.

New York. Dec. Henry J. HAYDEN.
vice president OF the New York Central
and Hudson River Railroad. jumped or
fell from the fourth story window OF his
residence In thla city tonight and was
killed. He was a director IN many large
railroads and other enterprises and q
member Of numerous clubs and associa-
tlons.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08
NM hoard 90 raI.e rp nIa..


London. Dec. s.-Emperor Nicholas. ac-
cording 70 the st. Petersburg CORES
pondent Of the Times. d again attending
70 state business
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08

London. Dec The second supple-
montary estimate Of sixteen millions is-
sued this morning makes the total army
estimates FOR the year ~, is3.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08
fered the substitute prepared by the mi

fered the substitute prepared by the mi
nority
The vcse was hrst taken upon The SUBJ
setHfe which was defeated lls 20 llS
Tho hill was then passed-les-q1
War Revenue Reduction Biu.
Mr Payne chairman OF the Ways and
Means Committee. reported the var rev
euuo reduction bill lie gave notice chat
be would can up the bll after the dis
position of the legislative appropriation
hii probably on Tuesday
ou account az the centennial exercises
iu fhe House on Wednesday Il was agreed
thar the session on that day should begin
nj .l5. ana az 5H o'clock the House ad-
f0urnrd
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08
BIDS ON WAR SHIPS
FIFTY MILLIONS Will BE TtT N
TO TuE NEw NAVY.
NEW BLOOD AMONG BIDDERS
GREAT GATHERING oT sutrHulLD-
IHs NNn METAL KINGS.

Germs way hF ~"''fN"i"t ," "''-
tins some Of the work Away
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CONSIDER ana Report 90" mas
Washington. urH t-NrVor since thc
tf-.b az fb. r.e. nav. Inns tt.fa p.,u
,....,... .t
metal kings o. "sre r.a''' ln 'Ae "i-
dre of th, Secretary of fho >nt} At noon
to-day 90 wHne tho opening of bids for
,u amour, .f Ul.a. ,on.tru.uon uli.h
..,,.,. . .............t. .. -,nf
e-l i"H". 'i''i event '.'. q" '"f
country had over ar.n. luN".Nink ih'
placing OF contracts Cor about fAHHtt"I
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60 preside "t the er'm'N'. ""' 's.''
cd With MIN were ths chiefs of the naval
.t,,,r,4tt. Admiral ltI ......rr ,fn4frsI Airl.
,t..,.., :, .,...ii. ....., ...,..,. R,.,,,.
ihe spectator were ii'AiN H'lN "i''
and Edwin Ctamu 800 Itirs ~ tt'
Hlrhmord f.aratu.ti,l Norka President
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nA "i ih' Ne" A'.N 9". ''.'i"t
.n4uN fhe EaW Delaware rittr
.,,..r,. ,f.r,..- Clark Of thr
.,,r. No., ,..,.,..r. t.tia Vie
@" OF l'e 't'..''l "''"
#H d IT'D.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08
TELLER OPPOSES IT
AGAINST PROHiBITION IS TO FoR.
TIFYING CANAL.
TRYING TO AMEND TREATY,
THINKS WE SHOULD NoT Ask cos
SENT or ENGLAND.

srunte VIII Vote Next Thursday on
Amendment pro,tdt,n for Poite-
tnv az a.. c.noi-r.II.r wan,. 90
s,r,Le o,t s.ct,on prottbltins
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Senator Gaiiueer presented Telegram
from OBJ. Southern Industrial Convention
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''"h ''' ''i'""''A
hat the upnuhtius OF our American
merchant marine IS very important to
p.. ,pr,+.- .4.,.si,n,p.,,t of S...ff.rn .r-
49,
=, .,,,,-.,,,....i, 5.u o. ali ,,o.r,.,,,
NerseiH "n'eh NAih he 'f"t'''
upon the tonnage actually carried "y
compensation FOR carrying tho mails"
"a ,...i,tr.., ..,..,...., =, 81. .t,rr,I, d.
.. r.
' ''N'
trlct OF No.um"-a- lt' "' inI'h t"'l 'hi
death rate lu this oiA from ll1t oleel c
wo. seven or eieit t.m.. 4s great as iu
t....
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A. l-.s' 9 m 'Ht senate went N'''
executive session.
The developments ln executive session
,..r,
.t. c..
An AK Iestiisnt on 'H' p'it "' 'i'
ate to vote for the amendment ourttA
by che Committee ON Foreign Relations
rr,ytsir.- for the poH,ir,. ,,f the canal OH
n.Vt -'hureaav a. 2 o',tort
An amendment was offered hv senator
Teller strfl.lrg ouf th, treaty prohIhI-
,iar oraiu4t fne fortiarator .f the Ni.a-
rsgus email gbcn cor.frIstad
senator NIorran concluded mis- apeeeh oi
yest.rl,,- g,i,g ov,r fb. .an..s rr..,.l
s,.acb u.ss upalo b,- srr4tor 1-.Uer
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21

and dancing lasted until o'clock.
Among those who graced this occasion
were Miss Virginia Wilson. Misses
Sophia and Edna Smith. of Brooklyn;
MISS kirnan. OF New York; Miss Mar
shall. Of Raleigh; Miss I<ase Farms
worth, of Orange. y. j. Miss Carrie
Mdbloy Of Rock Iill. :. c.: Miss Mary
fercbee. Of the Naval Hospital: Miss
Eloisc Davenport OF Norfolk; Misses
Mary Bruce. Louie !iudgins Sallie
iloliaday Ruth Threadcraft. Elizabeth
and Jane Nicely. Mamie Eutt. Clara
kim. Lois Wright. Winefred Watts.
Lizzie Jordan. Margaret Reed. Rebrcca
Nash, Georgeana Watts, Nina Dewey.
Loretta Toomer, Mr.. James Carney ana
MIR. Rufus kim. Ut Churchltnd: MIR. r.
vi. g. Qulmhy, Of suffolk; MIR. ArchLA
Robertson, of Cuba: DR.. T<ennon. OF
Norfolk: Mr.. Harry Hill. of Atlanta:
Messrs. Collins, Armistead Drifting
ham. Victor Boatwright. Bruce Butt.
John Borum. Edward Dashieil, Frank
Elliott. William Flournoy. Or. Joseph
Grce. Messrs. Kenneth Griffin. Henry
and Maurice liudGins. Edward Mar
shall George and Edward Parrish.
James Peters. William Riddick, Mall
Tory Reynolds, Robert Ridley, Henry
Totty. Clayton Threadcraft, Charles