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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-28

Tallahassee. Fla.. Nov 1.-THE fui
term OF the Leon county Circuit Court
was present here on Monday. Judge John
W Malone presiding. and Hon George
IS Walker. state attorney. prosecuting
for the state. The grand jury was sworn
and organized. With ". 7. Moore fore
man.
There are eighteen prisoners IN jail. two
charged with murder.
The following members Of Battery a.
Jacksonville. have applied for discharge
a. y GOODWIN. ~. ~ Tousey C. T. No
liver. r. y. webb and G. r. Allen
Ann EnEhcii. a negro woman was tried
in Judge Withheld Court on d chafgc
~ larceny. The testimony was 10 ;he e.
feet that she had stolen Household go0is
o. tho value Of 80. and she was held ln
default Of bond for the grand jury
=. N Mallette Of Thomasville has been
appointed By Gov. Bloxham. commissioner
Of deeds for Florida ia the state OF Geor-
gia.
The livery stalleg established here over
twenty-five years ago by John G. kemper
were to-day sold 20 Capt. X. b. Lutter-
ioh, leading naval stores operator.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-28
WHAT WOULD IT COST

Es1s 10 consult the ordinary
specialist in disease2 More in most cases
than the average person has to spend in
fees. Yet persons suffering from chronic
diseases are invited 10 consult an Extra
ordinary Specialist by letter, Iyes
Or. Pierce. chief consulting physician
to the Invalids Hotel aud Surgical In
stitute, Buffalo. n. V. is an extraordin-
airy specialist. lie is extraordinary in an
uubroken experience IN the treatment
and cure of disease which extends over
thirty years. He is extraordinary in his
success: IS per cent. Of those he has
treated being absolutely and entirely
cured He is extraordinary in that he
puts at the disposal Of correspondents
not only his own services but the ser
vices OF his medical staff numbering
nearly a score Of qualified physicians.
There is no other offer OF free medical
advice which has behind it so renowned
an Institution as the Invalids' Hotel and
Surgical Institute, or such a successful
specialist as Or. Pierce. Write in conf
deuce TO DR.. X. " Pierce, Buffalo. \. Y.
Do not accept any substitute for Gold
en- Medical Discovery" The medicine
that dealers sometimes offer as vjust as
good as DR. pierce's is not the medi-
cine which has cured the thousands who
testify that when all other medicines
failed Golden Medical Discovery re-
stored them to perfect and permanent
health.
BOILED DOWN BOOK.
Dr. Piercc's Common Sense Medical
Adviser contains over a thousand large
pages, and it has required this large
number OF leaves 10 contain even the
boiled down medical wisdom Of cent.
uries II IS a medical library in itself.
II treats Of life in its many phases and Of
disease in its many forms, from the view
point Of common sense and IN plain
English. This book is sent ftce on re-
ceipt of stamps TO pay expense Of mail
ing only Send 81 one-ccnt stamps for
the volume bound in cloth, or only p
stamps for book in paper-covers. Ad-
dress Or. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-28
THE COMING ARMY MEASURE.
Committee WILL CONFER WITH
SECRETARY MOOT.


The nlII Wili Probably Provide for n
,taximum of 100000 and fsinI-
:, "a ooo st.n-No Ifeutenan,
-, r,.
Gener"i
Inder separate Act-fe"t"res "i
,he war Department Measure.
.,-.,o, N-ov ez--rb. fIouse Com.
s.,.., -.
r.ttee % M'i'eiF -N'''''' COY NV '''
tre psrposo ~ considering me ne" army
,r The business was mostly Of pre-
'.-.-.-,. character. the discussion being
... .,,.t-- IN. D..
l'' h."''"'
publican me mbers OF me oommll'ee ap-
farsntF are ia thNor OF giving 'he itea-
ta.al "h ~ -.
Tae draft Of OH aiIeaay prepared oS
man hun VIII ~ inc oasis OF tne
uas .re which inc committee VII con-
rr I1is hih provides ioI an army OF
tfe no A'''''''
minimum or So'e" ana seneta ofiieefs
st roe rate OF one ntlE"Hl'F kehrfai TOT
slra t' men, win Hi"J0' be"'idis ia
Proportion
Chairman nun S'''' NHi 't'i' VIZ
b. ta. ore ""l Pf'Pa''H aha u any s'a"
changes are contemplate" they VIII DC
4nse 'i'''" '' N'"'
The War Department Bin.
,...r,b.rs az mo committee viii con.
-.l -,erstar, Root In a day ar Two
r..-,.oap thev went over the bm
t.s boon known IA tho v,r 49,
....,+ IAN drawn on lines slesest,. j
......,..,, Ia. s,cref,r,, Roof rfe a.r.
,,.,,fs 10 -iy. further considcr-
b.. ~ I'm ana theu viii send IL a.
t. ~ fbe committee
.- -.sr d.nar,tnsnt bil proyides for a
..,.,.,-. ~ 81 0ao mon ana :. minimum, az
,..l, tbirty rerimepts OF Infantry.
,t. IN cavalry and "a Gradual In
~, .r+ttt,r,,' NINTH AZ tho end al
th.re vrn H. blo mon THO
M ~ h. orraulzed INTO req
., batteries ana aela artu-
% ,s. ,,.ripnurn army there are ~
~ ~ III .,rh infantr,- eornn,u,,
IN r,.,, A. n rce.,nent rbe my
l.,,,I-,, ,-oor, h IN h. i6o
i'l-.' 20
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-28
CANE GROWING N SUMTER.
1000 Gallons of syrup aud 10
Pounds Of sugar.

on Ten Acres one Farmer Makes
1000 Gallons oG syrup aud ron
Pounds Of sugar
Amerieus. Ca. Nov. 2 Mr. James W
Bailey one Of tho most Successful farm
CTS near Ameucus has secured nne r.
suits this year Ia tho cultivation Of sugar
care ami manufacture OF sugar and
syrup therefrom. lie has made spec al
stucy a this business for twenty-five
years
From "a ton-acro cane field MI Bailey
has jus, made 2coo gallons Of tine syrup
ana go pounds Of nne sugar. that would
rival tie product OF any sugar plant 80
the country lie uses the hest evapora-
tors auo other appliance. and his syrup
always commands the highest market
pi.ec. D. r. hermeucally sealed in half
gallon I'm cans. aud keeps new
and fresh Tor years Wis success this year
VIII, no d1dht greatly stimulate the man
uiacture Of sugar aud syrup tn Sumter
county
Very little cotton is bolng sold here a.
prevailing prices. 10 is in strong hands
and farmers are in no hurry 20 sell
Stoke in the Americas warehouse Will
nor exceed 4 90 bales
formation today Of the death Of as
brother. 6. W Reese az Manila. g IS.
Reese vas a private in the Twenty ninth
Rerlmeut ard once lived tn savanna b.
whore hts father now resides law Reese
has wirtI tho War Department for fur
thcr particulars. IL ~ supposed young
Reese was killed la a recent engagement
wien insurgents
Rev r. ~ r. Horscteld OF Cambridge.
y. T.. has accepted a cali TO the rector
ship Of Calvary Episcopal church In
Americas. and Will come here IN few
days This parish has been without a
rector since the resignation % Rev. lfr
Tuulus G. Tuppor in July last.
Sumter Superior Court is iu session this
week hut there being comparatively 1T
tie business. both dockcts will be- cleared
within three weeks. There has been a
great decrease Coz crime here la recent
years. and the very few prisoners la the
county jail are held Tor mlsdemeauor Of
feuses There Is not q murder cnse OF
felony OF any kind upon the docket.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-28

Cochran. Ga. Not I.-The textile ma
chincfy FOR the cotton mill has nrrit -
and been stored away until the building
can be erected,
Mr. I'll Nullis was arrested here last
week and fined 500 for selling whfky
Tigers" have poor show in Cochran
ana none b. known 20 exist
The CITY Council has ordered an clec-
ton FOR Dec. TO give the people an op-
portHuity 10 vote for or against public
schools Hut little b. being said on Elm r
eide and no safe prediction can be- mad
on tine result Cochran voted heav y
AGAINST free schools nyo years ago
Thee aa-S slorcm tax OF Cochran has boon
raised from 20 2. OF : per cent.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-28
Foye&Eckstein
GAMBLING IN PENSACOLA.
Mayor billiard Engaged In Trying
Twcnty-t,vo Defendants.

Pcnsacola. Fla. Nov. T.-Thc trial Of
the twenty-five citizens charged with
gambling was begun before HayOr Hill
lizard this morning. he having overruled
tho demurrer o. tho attorney Cor the d.
PENDANTS against his sitting as trial judge.
Tho entire dsy was consumed in hosr-
ing testimony IN the various cases. Il
having been agreed between the attorneys
FOR the defendants. G. Moreno Jones. and
city Attorney Jonn 10. Jones. 20 postpone
argument until All the testimony was Ia.
sensation was sprung during the trial
hy Sheriff Smith arrestiug Aaron and
Hans Kelly. the prosecuting witnesses. on
warrants charging that they sod liquor
GA election day NOV. s. and later on war
rants charging them with carrying con-
cehled weapons. Seven Of the defendants
were discharged, there not being sufficient
evidence 70 convict them The trial Of
the others will b. continued tomorrow.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-28
FOUGHT DunL WITH GUNS.
Bailey shot aud KILLED Paul Huet AZ
Mango, Fla.

Tampa. Fla. Nov. g7-w. J. Bale.
railroad agent at Mango Fla. sho, ana
killed Paul Huci. a Frenchman. IA a duel
at mat place.
Huct was employed by Bailey 10 do some
work on his farm. Ho was ordered to
stop the work on account Of IL not beine
satisfactory. Fuet became cnragod "a,
this aud Il Is alleged threatened 20 10
Bailey violence. Bailey returned TO his
h0ue Tor a gun Huet ran "a his home on
"a similar mission, Mrs Bailey followed
her husband. armed with q pistol Mrs
Huet followed her husband similarly
lruus1
When the party met both men raised
guns, 90 is alleged. and Bailey shot first.
killing Huet instantly. Mrs. Bailey ana
Mrs Huet were IN the meantime nghtinR
with revolvers. Mrs. Huet severely beat
Mrs Bailey over the head and painfully
wounded her
After the homicide Bailey ooouy car
ried his wife home. gave her medical at
tention and then teiegrsphcd 70 the ON
GERS TO come for him.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-28
PAID FINES AND WENT FREE.
Men Charged with vicnmisinE Josh
LaveII of q nItmnn.

Quitman. Ga. Nov Tho two men
giving their names ~ Robert Curtis and
+. G. Fuller. who have been IN Jail here
since Saturday. charged with having Vic
timlzed Josh Lovett on the train between
pullman and Vaidosta Friday night. re-
heving him Of &i6 were released to-day
upon the payment Of fine of 500. upon
Court Robert Curtis registers Al the
Marie az from Savannah These parties
represented themselves 10 Mr. Ioyett as
drummefs aud sold him carload OF flour.
aud incidentally had him 20 give them
large bills for small change. IN which
transaction Lovctt claims 10 have been
The l0aeE.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-28
GREAT COMPOSERS FUNERAL
OnSEQUIEs or sIR ARTHUR sULLI-
VAN AT ~. PNIL's.

A. Much POmp Rnd Ceremony Rs 4:
the Deceased aad Been Member
OF the Moyal EramiIy-SonEH From
His own works Mere sunR-Onr OF
the Most Impressive National
Funerals Ever Held in England.
London. Nov. g7.-W,th al the pomp and
circumstance which m.sht have attended,
tho obsequies Of a member OF the royal
family, the remains OF SIR Arthur sull-
van. who dicd here Thursday last. Worl
Inferred IN -, Pauls Ca.hedr1l today
Long before the hour axed Tor tho nrs.
portion OF the services. lu dc chape
royal immense crowds asf nbiod len th,
vicinity OF the late residence OF the de-
censed and 81 James Palace. while ever,
point Of vantage around 81 Pauls was
taken Up hours prior 10 the arrival OF the
cortege
The c!erEy and the fui choir OF the
chapel royal were atiirtd iu tne.r historic
robes OF scarlet and Eoii ana the remain,
were borne 40 the aisle b.aini the choir.
chanting the plaintive opening ycrses az
the burial service The waole service wa
most impressive aud the anthems were
especially mournful. Tae audience dla-
paved deep emotion as the strains OF ths
anthem Yea. Taough I Walk from sui
MANS Light Of the Wor.d. resound,.i
through the sacred e,liHtc
The preliminary service ended. tho mo-
ees-ion reformed and proceeded To- Sd
faui 8 Cathedral. On the broad steps of
the cathedral the dean ana caap..r II
81 faui n and the white-roaed cHori.tsr.
surrounded boy thousands OF tp-cta .ors.
mex the procession As the ar.af dolr.
new open the sunlight streamet b. and
inc voices of the choir strou4 and sweet.
broke the solemn silence which had pros
vailed ~ 10 that time throughout tine ca
thedral
IA conn almost hidden henc,th
wreaihh % flowers the remains W.. e
borne up the aisle until they reached tn
chaucel steps. directly beneath tho dome
There catalogue had been erected. on
the tdge Of d narrow opening which led
To the crypt
Altrr the mouruers. who had come from
the Chapel Royal. were seated The dean
commenced the service. Sir John stainer
led the choir IN singing another sc lection
from The Light o. the World
ATchdeacon Sinclair read the latter part
OF the service and then thc coffin was
lowered into the crypt the siien.e teins
broken only hy the sobb.ng 81 q few wO-
uScu
The benediction was given by the dean.
and then there occurred what has never
before been heard in ST Paurs l1fty
women. all dressed In the deepest black.
apd the same number OF men, gathered
near the coffin, arose from their knees.
They were the chorus of the Savoy The
ater In quayering. trembling tones they
H.ats
Thou Arr Gone Before Us" a great hush
fell on the crowds that had started 20
leAve the building. Gathering courage.
the womeu's voices swellad out until every
corner OF the vast cathedral re-echood
this sad requiem from those who had 80
often SUNG the lighter lyrics of The com
poser they then mourned. As this died
away the organ took mp the majestic
strains Of the dead march from saul.
the choir clergy and mOurncrs Ned out
ond one OF the most Impressive national
funerals held 10 Eugiand came TO an end
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-28

sons who have used Golden Medical
Discovery" and when necessary con
suited Dr.. Pierce bv letter. free. ninety
eight per cent. have been perfectly and
permanently cured. In severe eases %
pulmonary disease Golden Medical Dis
covery" has worked wonders. Il has
come 70 the sick man or woman as a last
resort The breath came IN gasps. the
cough was deep and distressing. there
were hemorrhages, night-sweats emacis-
ton and great weakness The doctor in
many cases had gone his way saving
There's nothing more 10 be done
Then Dr. Picrcc's Golden Medical Dis
oovery WAS used and the cure began.
The cough disappeared The hemor-
rhages ceased. Flesh was put on. And
the once hopeless sufferer was al length
restored 10 the activities Of labor and
the enjoyment Of life Thousands wit
ness 10 these facts and these witnesses
know whereof they speak because they
are men and women who testify that they
owe their lives to Golden Medical Dis.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-28
cmAMBEnLAIN's srATEMENT.
Answer 20 CharEes Against the
Colonial secretary.

London. Nov. 27-Joseph Chamberlain
secretary Of state for the colonies reply
ing 10 necessarily repeated accusations
that he is a shareholders in companies
prohting by government contracts has
made the following statement 60 J. ". l.
wanklln. MEMBER OF Parliament for Cen
trai Bradford. with the intention OF hav-
ing 70 Dubnshei
u hold q very small portion OF the capt
TAI OF thc Birmingham trus. ] do NOT
know and never have known anything
about lts investments. which OF course.
are constantly changing.
4 DID not know l had any Investment
iu the company called tine Tubes. i..mit-
cd" and / ia not know that the company
was Interested To- government business.
! was not aware 0f these facts when ! ass
serted in the House o. Commons that I
hnd no interest direct or indirect IN any
firm supplying military stores TO the gov
eminent"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-28
NORTH CARoLINk'S GROWTH.
STATE mas INCREASED N POPULA-
TION ~ PER CENT.

Her Population in 1900 Was .s03, $40
Against I.GI7.DtT In 1870. an In
crease of 2g5.sGl-Had similar
Growth between 1850 aud 1880.
Population of the TarheeI state by
Counties.
Washington. Nov q The population Of
North Carolina. as officially ANNOUNCED
to-day. IL g.. ss8sio against i.ei1.9H ia iSll
This ls an increase since lss) OF g75.s6l.
or u per cent
The population in $50 vas 1870
showing an Increase OF 2ia1s5, or l55 per
cent from iS40 10 ls9o
Tho populallo by countIes folloMs:
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-28
WHAT IT cosT nEPr BLIcANs.
state Committee ia Onto spent More
Than 100000.

Columbus. O.. Nov. 1.-THE statement
Republican state Committee filed with
the county clerk to-day shows that the
receipts Of the committee during the late
campaign amounted 20 So $40 d. and the
expenditures 60 Sl1f5lf There are UNI
raid accounts which oiing the deficit up
90 s3.955 -. Among the larger items OF eN-
penditure were the following Clerk hire
gi4. SIS ~. plate matter for newspapers. 81
600. badges and hthoFaphs. $40. print
Ing y56i07o. postage and revenue stamps.
81 zoe e.. express and frciEht. &ifi3 -.
press bureaus G645 90 stationery and Of
nee supplies. SEES 2, te'eeraph ard tele-
phone service. l22f0s3
In the state campalgn Of 1870 the state
committee reported expenditures Of SIS
COO
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-28
=s
DEATH OF MAS. n. ~. HICKMAN.
Celebrated Her Golden WeddIpa
Five Years Ago.

Augusta. Ca. Nov. Z5.-Mrs. II. II
Hickman died this afternoon a. her HON,
on the Sand mis- aged Il years sas
was married S. years ago 10 sir. II. H.
Hickman. who survives her They cele.
brated their golden wedding ave years
aso. and % was one Of thc charming so-
rial events 81 the year Mrs Hickman
was daughter OF Cob Abncr Whauey
of South Carolina. She o. survived by her
band ana four children. Dr Charles
w. Hickman. Mrs. William r. Walton
Mrs. q. a. Harper and Tracy l. Hickman
The funeral will take place a. clock to-
morrow
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-28

covery,n and Or. Pierce
MY husband had been
coughing for years aud
people frankly told me
that he would 20 into
consumption, writes Mrs.
John Shireman. Of No. 265
7Sth Place, Chicago. Ills.
rHad such terrible cough
ing spells, we not only
grew much alarmed. but
looked for the bursting 81
a blood-vessel or hernor-
rhage al almost any time.
After three days coughing
he was too weak 10 cross
the room The doctor did
him no good. stated
the case to a druggist. who
handed me a bottle Of Or.
Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. My husband S
recovery was remarkable.
In three days after he
began using Or Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery
he was up aud around and
in two more days he went
TO work. Two bottles
cured him"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-28
AMERICANS wEnE AMBusHnD.
Two Private soldiers Were KILLED
and Three NKnnnhrh.

and Three wounded.
Manila. Nov. "a detachment 81 the
sf'rd United States Inftntry was am
pushed Saturday. near Malolos. The La
drones fired a volley az the Americans.
Killing two privates OF Company + and
uolnding three. Tho insurgents ESCAPED
mo swamp
Numerous insurgent bands have been
dispersed and considerable quaint ies o.
s'ores DESTROYED in the province Of Ruia-
van by Cen. Cunts mounted scouts
zen Bates reports the capture g thir-
W-tAree Insurgents. six OF whom muir
aered seven persons last spring
Whlle returning by steamer a detaeh-
inent or Americans landed az san Vicente
ard attacked body o. rebels killing
seven branch party attacked band
beyond Palestine. killing i've ard saptur-
hs nincteen Tho Americans had no cas-
ualties There has been considerable wire
eH'ire iu that district.
The spanish and Filipino uewspap Rs
are ursing the commutation Of death
sentences passed by the military courts.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-28

Clanton. Ala, Nov GA safe IN the
Judge Of probate's office was blown open
Sunday night and about 500 ana scmo pa
pers were stolen. The explosion nrok q
several windows tn the court house ard
otherwise damaged the building There g.
no clue
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-28
4 Chance For Life.
A CRY OF WARNING AND
OF HOPE.
History repeats itself

History repeats itself
When the first dam burst or reservoir
wall gave way and the man on horseback
sped down the valley with the alarm, he
was doing exactly what would be done
under the same circumstances genera.
ton after generation. He was giving
the people in the line Of the food a
chance for life.
The man or woman who in some sud
den peril has been plunged in the en-
gulhng wave, OF caught in an upper
chamber Of a burning house: these know
how all of present and future can be
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-28
KEARsARGE ~ FLAGSHIP.
War Vessels st Hampton Road. Pre-
pairing for Cruise

New York Nov. 1.-THE battleship
Kearsarge. 1agahip Of the North Atlantic
squadron, sailed to-day Tor Hampton
Roads where rendezvous IS being made
81 the torpedo boat feet and several SHIPS
Of the squadron Tor a cruise. The Kesr-
sarge has taken the place OF the cruiser
New York as flagship during the over
hauling Of the latter al tho brooklyn
navy yard n D. said that the KearsarKa
s. the first battleship b be made flag
shin
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-28
crnker Goe. 90 carI.bad.

London Nov a.-Richard Croker goes
10 Carlsbad ln few days Tor three
months lie had long farewell tax this
evening with the Rcins. who soil Tor New
York on The Deutschland Friday Mr..
Croker has engaged both the Rens ana
his trainer. wishard, for next season
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-28

baltimore Nov T.-Cariinai Gibbons
will leave Thursday in q private car OF
the Southern Railway for New Orleans.
on hts annual visit 70 his brother. john
r Gibbons Eu route his emnonce will
stop AZ Augusta CO.. over sunday 20 con-
eecrais Sacred Heart Church. The cardl-
mol va; 'eiurn TO Baltimore Dec. Is
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-28
ADVISORY BOARDS CHOSEN.
Division Representatives of the As
ISOLATED Press.

suctafed Efess.
New York, Nov g7.-At the meeting o.
the Associated Press the following a1vis-
DRY boards were elected.
Eastern Diyisiou.-wlliam c. Relck
New York Herald; j. W Bailey, Phlia-
doIphia Record. W H. Matthews Roches-
ter Democrat and Chronicle Charlet a.
Taylor Jr Boston Globe p. c. Boyle
Oh city Derrick.
Central Divtsion-Deiavan Smith. In
dianapoHs News. Thomas Rees Sprinehe d
Ulll Register: j. II. Tweedy Milwaukee
sentinel. Samuel Strauss. Des Moines
Lender.
southern Division-E b. stahlmln.
Nashville Banner. Beriah WIlkin-.
washington Post: Josephus Daniels. Raj
eieh News and Observer, " j. Ciawiord.
Memphis Commerclal-Ap A. II. Balo
Galveston News
Western Division-E Il. Coo. Denver
Times. +. H. Lannan salt Lake Tribune;
Harrison GRAY Otis Los Angeles Iime-;
Alden j. Blethou, Seattle Times.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-28
TRAGEDY N LANCASTER.
Foster Went Home for Thanksgiving
and Was KILLED.

Columbia. S. c., Nov "a tragedy oc-
CURED in Lancaster last night as the re-
suit OF J. Ii. Foster a young lawyer
having too much consideration Tor his
brothers 70 awaken them when he came
home at midnight
Foster pucticcd law IN Kershaw, TWEEN
~ miles from Lancaster. Last night he
decided 20 spend several days. iuelud ng
Thank seiving with hls father. he drove
10 Lancaster. reaching there about u
O'Clock Letting himself boz the house. be-
went TO hls room. Went into another
room to search for matches. Tie got them
ana 10 his lamp On the meantime. His
brothers were aroused ana after loading
q shot gun with heavy shot. Went 900
search az the supposed burglar Foster
hearing noise. opened his door ana
presented target 90 Cnrl a. Foster tie
received the load Of shot 90 his head.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-28
FArAL>RArLBoAD ACCIDENT.
Engine aud Three Cars Rolled Down
mn Embaukmrnt

Engine aud Three Cars Rolled Down
mn Embankmrnt.
birmingham, Ala, Nov. 1.-THE engine
o. an extra west bound freight train on
tho Kansas CITY Memphis and Brming-
ham Railroad jumped the track while rum
ming a. fun speed this afternoon near
Horse Creek, twenty-five miles west Of
here The locomotive turned over
down an emhaukmeut and was followed
by three cars The following casualties
occurred:
william Jones. celorcd. brakeman. killed.
Jesse Wilder engineer caught under
the engine and badly sealded. wili die
William Jones. coIored fireman, serious
~ hurt
Frank Bonner. colorod. brakeman.
slightly injured
The dead and injured were brought here
late this afternoon.