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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-06-02
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REEVES Placed IN JAIL.
0mcia1s Want to Get the Rest of His
Information.


Havana, June la warrant was issued
to-day for the arrest of former deputy
auditor w. II. Reeves. who was lodged in
jail, his bail being fixed at $3.50.
1t is now believed that Reeves, sn his
so-called confession" only gave half the
truth. Indeed, the delay in placing him
behind the bars was largely due to the
desire of the officials 20 obtain the re-
mainder of his information regarding Nee
iy's evolutions.
A very important feature relates to an
allegation that Neely gave another man
$4,000. This, II true. can only be estah-
llshed in the United States: and an In
spector will leave Havana shortly TO In
vestigate. Reeves asserts that heavy
mortgages were lifted from the property
OF the accused individual by funds that
could not have been obtained In any other
way than through Nicely.
The Centers OF veterans throughout the
island are considering the advIsability Of
presenting a petition to the United States
Congress. asking that the admins tration
OF ali public offices in Cuba be delivered
to Cubans. the principal departments Ia
view being the Postofice and Custom
House.
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RELIEF FOR kOOiaASSIE.
Troops Concentrated to Overcome
Resistance of Rebels.

London, June /, 7a7 p, m.-The colonial
Office has rsc:ived dispatch from Cape
Coas. Castle, Gated May 81 saying It is
bel eyed there that Capt. Hall, with re-
lief party entered K onass'e, May 26.
The Governor, Sir Frederick Mitchell
Hodgson, will the sick, wourdSd and ref
ugecs. was expected 10 arrive at Fumsu,
May 20
Troops, it is added, Rave been concen-
t-ated at Fumsu 10 overcome any posi-
lie resistance by the rebels, who are re-
rorted to lie to the north.
Apart from The possibility of Gov. Hodg-
sons party being cut off by the enemy
north of Fumsu, this message practically
announces the evacuation of Koomassie,
which will be interpreted by the hostile
tribes as a British lie reat and thus tend
to spread the rising.
The rainy season Is now in full swing
and no punitive expedition can be sue
csssfully undertaken until the autumn.
Cap. Hall has with him force of 300
men, end altogether S00l men have been
marching to the relief Of the beleaguered
town.
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BAD STATE OF AFFAIRS.
immortality in Berlin Attracting
Much Attention.

immortality In Berlin attracting
Much Attention.
Berlin June 1.--Berlin Synod, now hold
ing its annual session. discussed to-day
Berlin immortality and methods of COM
batting it.
Rev. DR. Won Asche asserted that Ber-
lin contained $4,000 professional prosti-
tutes, besides "a large number of school
girls practicing immorality at their par
ents' urging"
After thorough discussion of the qUes-
zion, the synod resolved to lay the fact
before the Imperial Chancellor and other
officers, with a request to bring about a
better system of supervision and preven-
ton
TIE menbers OF The visiting delegation
cf the New York Kriegerbund are now in
Munich where they have been received
by the Prince Regent.
The associaiio of German banks has
resolved to send a powerful protest 20 the
Reichstag, and the Bundesrath against
The contemplated increase in the stamp
tax
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-06-02
PEACE PARTY AT PRETORIA.
1T Is REPORTED TO HAVE CON-
SIDERABLE STRENGTH.
There May he a Strong Boer Force
Between Johnnnesburg and Pre-
About the Movement on the Trans
vaaI Capitai-Rumored That I<ru-
ger Is on His Way to Holland.
Some Conflicting Reports.

ger Is on His Way to Holland.
Some Conflicting Reports.
London, June 2, 3:45 a. m,-Lord Roberts
continues silent regarding Pretoria, prob
ably because he cannot wire of events
from his own knowledge.
Lorenzo Marques. where all the news
from the Boer side is rehandled, cables
that communication with Pretoria is now
suspended.
Some messages by courier have reached
Lorenzo Marques but none of later date
than Wednesday. These assert that the
burghers are in a state of panic, and tha,
Pretoria is being controlled by vigilance
committee.
Lorenzo Marques again sends report
that President Kruger has been captured.
The news blank gives rise 20 sus-
picion< that the Citizens Committee al.
Pretoria may not have been able to carry
out their plans for securing the peaceful
entry of Lord Roberts, and sparing the
city the horrors of a siege.
Peace Party Is strong.
The peace party appeared to be in the
ascendant, and as soon as President
Kruger and his cabinet left Pretoria to
organize a new capital, the Citizens
Committee persuaded The commandants
OF the forts to withdraw some of the
troops from the defenses. perhaps with
the view of keeping order in the town. It
looks as though there was a Boer force
between Pretoria and Johannesburg.
Thess soldiers trekking back toward
Pretoria, some of them fresh from the
Ror,t .,,ffh HTof
brought a new element into the situa-
ton and would probably overrule the
Peace Committee, taking the direction OF
affairs out of their hands.
The Beers, according to a special dis
patch from Lorenzo Marquee. have re-
entered the northeastern territory OF the
Free State and are engaged with the Brit
ish near Ventersburg and Harrismith.
May Go to Amsterdam.
1t is reported from Amsterdam that the
best rooms at Het Haasje, one of the
principal hotels there, have been engaged
for President Kruger's occupancy from
June 25.
Gen. Butler is moving slowly against
the Boer flanks.
A dispatch from vryburg. dated May 30,
says:
During the occupation Of this place by
the Beers they fiogged the natives for
slight offenses. A whip and several cords
knotted and salted were found az the po-
lice station A boy who brought let
| ter to woman received twenty-five
lashes, and another. who sympathzed
| with him, received fifteen.'
| Lady Georgiana Curzon has cabled fl7,-
900 to provide comforts and luxuries at
| Mafekng.
The Times has the following from Lou
renzo Marques, dated June 1:
Reports of the most conflicting charac-
| ter are current here, due to the activity
of the Boer agents. While one section H.
ciares that President Kruger has returned
to Pretoria for the purpose of arrnng ng
terms of surrender. another asserts that
the British have been repused outside of
Pretoria. Nothing authentic is known here
regarding Mr.. Kruger's whereabouf or
the situation in the Transvaal."
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TREATMENT OF THE BOXERS.
Government DenIs with Them in n
Generous Manner.


London, June 2-The Standard publishes
the following from Tien Tsin, dated
April 20:
LAS an example of the Chinese govern
ment's treatment OF the Boxers give
the text of recent orders to Gov. Yuan
in Shan Tung:
% In reply to the Governor of Shan
Tung, who reports that he has found 1t
necessary TO repress the patriotic Boxer
Society with n strong and heavy hand,
we remark that 1t cannot be expected that
such simple people can know that they
have done anything amiss. II a strong
hand is manifested, there will be a per-
manent grudge against the Governor We
assure the Governor that II future trou-
BILE arises, he himself must bear the con-
sequences. Let the good people be dealt
with in a merciful and generous way, to
the benefit of ALL"
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HAY SENT CABLE TO CHOATE.
Was Regarded AS Endorsement of
RossIyn's Dispatch.

London, June LIN reply to an inquiry
United States Consul Hay at Pretoria
has cabled to the United States embassy
that Lord Rosslyn was liberated Wednes-
cav. but was allowed to remain in Pre-
toria Lord Cecil Manners. he adds. was
also liberated. They were both acting as
newspaper correspondents.
There is a disposition here to regard
Mr. Hays telegram In some measure as
a kind Of ssmi-ofiicial Endorsement OF the
statements made in Lord Rosslyn's dis
patch to the Daily Mail of London an
nouncirg the inm'nsnt surrender Of Pre-
toria TO the British.
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SURROUNDED ny REBELS.
Warren In n Tight Place But He De-
feated the Beers.

Cape Town. May S1.-Gen. Warren, with
700 men, occupied a strong defensive posi-
tion at Fabersput on May 20. AT dawn he
found that he was surrounded and he was
fiercely attacked by 1,f0 rebels.
The horses were stampeded, but the
force concentrated and the Beers were re-
pulsed
A small party in a garden continued to
fight tenaciously, but evacuated as the
charge began, leaving number of wound
ed.
The British lost fifteen killed, including
Col Spence, and thirty wounded.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-06-02
wcoY WINS ANOTHER VICTORY.
He Knocked Out Bonner in the Thir-
teenth Round.

New York. June kid Mccoy added
another to his long lis OF Victories at the
Broadway Athletic Club tonight. by de-
feating John Bonner OF Summit, Pa, in
the thirteenth, Of what was to have been
a twenty-five round bout at 1853 pounds Ii
took all of McCoy's cleverness ana har8
hitting capabilities to bring the big miner
down 1t was fast and clever boxing. In
which both men were In good condition for
the Tight. The betting odds were 10 in
McCoy's favor.
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DaorpED FROM ARMY ROLLS.
Hazards Conduct More Than De-
partment Could stand.

Washington. June 1.--By direction Of the
President. First Lieutenant Samuel c.
Hazard, First United States Artillery,
has been dropped from the rolls OF the
army. for desertion, to take effect May
81. Lieut.. Hazard was stationed at
Tampa. Fla, and disappeared from that
post. Feb. %, last.
1t is reported that before his departure.
checks, and borrowed large sum of mon-
ey; nlso that he was short in his accounts.
Another allegation was that he had run
off with a woman, with whom he had
become infatuated, and from whom. IL
Is said. he borrowed 5000 leaving a wife
and family In New York.
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work OF Colonial Rebels.

London, June IA dispatch received
here from Cape Town says a number OF
colonial rebels recently surprised a small
body OF British at Douglas, killing sixteen
of them, including their commander, Col
spence. SO far there Is no officlal confirms
ton Of this dispatch and the statements
made must be received with caution.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-06-02
Russia Has Her Eye on China.

London, June 2.-The Vienna correspond
ont of~the Daily Telegraph says:
IAN active exchange of dispatches Is go
ing forward among the great Powers rel
ative TO China. The colossal superiority
of Russia's representation at Taku is re-
garded as significant. The Triple Alliance
advocates united action by Europe to pro-
tect common interests"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-06-02
IN PORTUGUESE TERRITORY.
Kruger's Physician and son-in-Law
Were Seen There.

Lorenzo Marques. June 1.-Dr. Heyman.
President Kruger's physician, and one of
the Presidents sons, passed through Ros-
sano- Garcia, this first station In Portu-
g,ese territory, this morning, but the train
arrived here without them.
Later: Prichie Eloff, President Krugers
son-in-law. not his son, arrived here with
DR.. Heyman
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nocr Envoys at sprlngflerd.

Springfield, Mass, June 1.-The Boer en-
voys. Vessels Wolmarans and Fischer ar.
rived here tonight and were given a cor
dial greeting Mr.. Vessels said The fall
war. After the reception the visitors left
for Buffalo.
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RUSSIAN TROOPS ARE READY.
An Effort May he Made to swoop
Down Upon China,

Shanghai. June 1.-The detachment OF
rived at Pekin.
Twenty-three warshlps are now at Taku,
nine Russian, three British, three Ger
man, three French. two American, two
japanese and one Italian.
In addition TO their crews the Russians
have on board their warship II 900 troops
from Port Arthur. with field equipment
Fourteen thousand Russian troops are
held in readiness at Port Arthur.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-06-02

Brewton Ala. June 1.--Dave \Mccol-
lough, a negro, was hanged here to-day
for killing Policeman Gillespie in Decem-
Der last
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FOREIGN GUARDS AT pEKrN.
China Gave Formulation to All of the
Powers.

London June 2.-rhe Pekin correspond
ent of the Times, telegrsphing Friday,
says:
THE government gave every facility for
the arrival of the foreign guards. The
streets were orderly.
''The Russian, as well as the French,
were forbidden to land Wednesday; but
the Tsung Ii Yamen has apologized, ex-
planning the mistake"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-06-02
DELLA FOX is INSANE.
Committed ON Account of Excessive
Use of stimuInnts.

New York. June i.-Della May Fox, the
comic opera singer. was to-day committed
to tne insane asylum at Wave Crest, AS
toria, on the request of her brother The
petition set forth that the actress was
suffering from mental halucinations,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-06-02
PRESIDENT KRUGER IS I'LL.
Report That He Is Dead Not Credited
Mt KroOnntnd.

London. June IA beiated dispatch
from Kroonsiad, dated Tuesday. May
2e reports that President Kruger is
very Ill, and adds that the station master
at Kroonstad Gays the President is dead.
This, however, was not credited.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-06-02
BoERs MAKE PLUcKY STAND.

ish Forces.
winburg, June Slater considerable
fighting the Beers. with two guns and sew
erai Maxim Nordenfeldt guns. are making
plucky stand eight miles east of senekAL
Gen. Rumble has succeeded in driving off
the, federals. thus permitting. unopposed,
the re-occupation of Lndley.
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morrow morning, was finally abandoned
on account of the steady rains.
Many of the veterans left tonight.
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Continuing. Mr.. Teller said that in view
OF the fact that the policy OF 1896 was to
be repeated In 1900, Il was not difficult TO
account for the interest Of the friends OF
the armor plate makers in the Senate.
He did not suppose th..l the disposition
of the armor plate question had anything
10 do with Mr.. Carnegie's declaration for
Mr. Mckinley, but he did know that tho
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-11-02

A simple x opposite the name you
wish to vote for, votes for the man.
The B. Y. P. U. of the Baptist
church is planning for a social the
first week in December.
The highest price paid for old non
copper, rubber, and bones. A. g. Ka-
desky, Worthington, Mimi.
The Improvement League will meet
next Thursday, as other things in
terfered with today's meeting.
Reserve seats will be on sale Thurs
day morning Nov. 1st at Morland's
Drug store for the 51st Iowa band
concert.
The Commercial College, Mankato,
Mimi, 10 a live, up-to-date school.
Send Tor catalogue and see what Of
fers it makes. ~
The ladies can all vote for county
superintendent. Mr.. Abbott lays no
claim to being ladies' man, but if
the ladies all knew him, DO fault
could be found in his appearance,
chara cter, or gentlemanly manner.
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w., y. DoUaLBt
Attorney General, :

Gertrude Aver, the expert optician
is at the office of DR.. Hirsch & Stan
ton opposite Hotel 4 Worthineton,
Worthington, Mimi, every Saturday,
ga. M, to 5p. m. The eyes are test
ed free with the Prentiss Retinoscope.,
the most perfect apparatus yet de:
vised for diagnosing and correcting
all defects of vision. No tiresome,
questioning examination. All work
guaranteed. If your eyes trouble
you in any way, see her at once. - sf
WANrEp:-By Ladies improvement
League few men without teams TO
shovel. Any that are willing to d.,
nate a day or two's work for the i'm.
provement of the light station grounds
cas- meet the teams at light station
Friday Of Saturday morning. - .,s',, :: !,
: Your blood goes through your
body with jumps and bounds. carry.
ing warmth and active life to every.
part, if you take Rocky Mountain
Tea. Ask your druggist. W
Brigadier VIM. Halpin, of Minnea.
polls, and five others will conduct two
meetings at the Salvation Army hall
Nov. 2. The Brigadier is a fine mus:
cian also the rest Of The party. YOU
should net fail 10 hear them. The
MI citing at night has been announced
a"Musicai Blizzard" The BriRadieI
will conduct . holiness meeting &
8 pm, free g al At night there
will be silver collection at the door,
Every body come. ID 1sl8sI.t: II
Buy your books during
November at Morla d and
save money. ..::ss B:
All persons who havtas,i 8 iioDmised
tsams q men for filing electric ligh,
ground are requested 70 be Oh, hanl
] Friday q Saturday B morning q
station, whore Pat O'C Conner Vii
] met them, and show them where !,
! got and 1.-The dirt. 81
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Night Was Her Terror.

"I.would cough nearly all nghtlong
writes Mrs.. Chas. Apologize, Of Alex
:andria, Ind, and could hardly got
any sleep. l had consumption 90 bad
that If Iwalked q block l would cough
frightfullY and spit blood, but, when
all other medicines failed, three s. 90
bottlesof Dr.. Kings New Discovery
wholly cured me end I gained s.
pounds. :" IT, absolutely guaranteed
70 cure coughs, colds, y grippe, bron-
chitis and al throat and lung trou-
bles. Price Soc and 81. 90. Trial bot:
ties free at F.A. Grozenger & Co.,
drug store. . 4 n E..
i - = =, So ,
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Misc Nettie Fitch visited Brewster
Wednesday.
Charlie Won visited friends in
Fairmont Wednesday.
For Sale.-Eighty fine chickens,
Apply to J. II. Cakes or R. B. Plots.
MI. Jache piano tuner from Man
kato will make one of his trips here
this week.
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whom You Got 8 Headache

when You Got 8 Headache h
don't waste . minute but 60 to your
dfuggist and got ! box Of Krause's
Headache Capsules. They will pre-.
vent pain, even though your skull
were Cracked. They are harmless,
too. Read tho guarantee. Price 26o
Sold 81 F. NJ. Hickman. . u.s.
.Presby terian Church Service.
B Subject Of morning sermon sea..
SONS for Rejoicing under Trials 2,
Evening topic, God Behind the
Scenes of Human Lii z
wilson Aull, Pastor. 81
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m. nsst = -, fo 81
Fsilmost u
. Christ Apsl = hanling lumber io si'
/, new barn. ' 81.
Geo. Weidman, q Rosllmore, a inll
town "Wednesday ,S .,..
D. Cnmsr, of EltsSo visited
hare Wednesday .
Mn. Anton has moved into her
residence on 9th avsn,,e. !
Mrs.. W. =. Dsyos, ~ Org Loft !ttt'
Thursday for Minneapolis.
Mrs. q. R. johnson left Thursday
light FOR Oakland California.
j. 3. Stonasifsr has rented Mrs
Klaysa residsnce o. Second ave. =
The Baurer Bloa, have moved e
! the Evans farm, northeast Of here.
Mrs, Hollsy went . West Superior
Wednesday 10 syi.it her sister Mrs.
Heavy. .ss.s.s 3<s... II. 4 81
L. W Enos and brother-in-law left
Thursday for the NORTHERN part .of
the state i. ': 'i We I. .. .ss:|. q.
Geo. D. Dayton reports three lots
sold in Clary addition since Monday
morning. .. { ss.>,
See Morland's window for
bargains in fancy baskets.
Wanted-A girl for general
housework, good wages, Mrs. 81. N
Douglass. r. ...* ~
Loren Clark was showing . land
seeker the valuable land around
Adrian Thurslay. =
Clinton Mann and Glen Hedberg
are now employed in the drug store
of F. A. Groezinger.
o. w. Dieckho6 and wife returned
the first of tho week from . visit with
his brother at Lake Benton. -.
Mrs. Klasy expects to leave in
short time for Fort Ripley, to make
her residence on a farm she has there.
It brings to the little ones that
priceless gift Of healthy flesh, solid
bone and muscle. That's what
Rocky Mountain. does. Ask your
druggist. ! -.
The 51st hand and ministries are
first-class and gave . fine performance
here.-Burlington Hawkeys. Opera
House Nov. s. Reserved seats 50 cts.
Gertrude Aver, expert optician,
will be in WorthinRton oil OF this
week, and can be found Ut tho Offices
of Drs. Hirsch & Stanton every, day.
from 9 q. N to S p. m. Examination
free. Satisfaction guaranteed. -. ~
You little knew when We first. met
That some day you would be
The lucky fellow I'd choose to let,
Pay for my Rocky Mountain Tea.
ASK your druggist =-*
II you RE suffering with chronic
disease OF any nature, you had best
consult with Drs. Hirsch 4 Stanton,
the electro-medieal specialists, now
located in Worthington. X.ray exam
inations.
The gross receipts of the supper
given by the ladies of the cemetery
aid Friday evening at the Presbyter-
ian church were $44.7O.
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Strikes I q Rich Find.

,
|. was troubled for several years
with chronic Indigestion and nervous
debility = writes +. J. Green, q Ian.
easter, n. =. q remedy helped. ne
until i began using Electric Biters,
which did ne moro good than the
medicines i eyelf: 1htsesd: They have
al16 Rept i ny j vito il e1cellent health
ffott years. She says Electr Bitters
~ Just splendid Ter 1emale troubles;
|that they are q grand tonic and IN
'ylIiigoqator for veal srun DOR women.
M ether med icipe efn tale il place
s. our. tamil NJ them. Only Soc
|satisfaction guaranteed b = 3 y 4.
G1czepger 3 Cq, drug
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For Sha ttered Nerves.

a remedy that will soothe, build
up tho wasted tissuss and enrich the
blood il indisps Liohtys
Gallery Nerve Comp und has besn
swonds rfully succs islful "a i Co. 81
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|ful peopls VIII Sold 81 +.
NJ. Hscknau
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To Cure . Cold IN One Day,

Ii Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
los All drug lists 81 fund 'the money s.lI
e i fails . cur =. Grove, -
lure IS Oh elch rs 1. :lE6c.s 81,
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school fund and the permanent university
!1nd q this state; nor shall such loan g
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Per cant. of tho assessed valuation Of ia
taxable real property OF Tho county,
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