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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-01
MORE rILIrISo ACTIVITY.
omcers believe Alleged Amigos Par
tfcipate in Attacks.

Manila. Sept so-The Fnipiuos IN the
vicinity OF Manila have been more quiet
of late. although last Wednesday nieht
there were brisk attacks ~ Las Pinaa and
Paranaque. south OF Manila. a. well as
outpost firing az linus. Bacoor and AIuntin
Isupa.
The American officers are satisfied that
the alleged amigos living IN ana around
the towns in question participated IN these
atincks Onlciai reports have been re-
ceiVed Of insurgents activity Ia ZAmha-
tos province and ln Bafangas province.
Two skirmishcs occurred during the week
ou the BicOl river IN the province of
south camarines. II is estimated that
the insurgents lost ninety killed IN tho
various districts.
Two civilians. John MacAfahon and
Ralph M,Cord. OF San Francisco. who
started on a business trip for Vivian and
Bangued. Ia Northern Luzon. have not
been heard from for three weeks. II n
feared that they have been killed or cap
tuFed by the insurgents
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-01
MAYOR VAN wVcI<'s ANSWER.
Croker Talks Of RooseSeis's ArEu-
ment ON Ice Trust.

ment ON Ice Trust.
New York. sept % The World to
morrow viii say.
Mayor Nanwyck'e answer TO the char
ges Of violating the law by Investing IN
the securities of the American Ice Trust
win be IN the hands OF Attorney General
Davies a. Albany to-day.
Richard Croker to-day devoted some
time 10 reading the ,olegraphic report q
the speech Gov. Roosevelt made last
night az Kansas CITY Ia which the Gov
lrnor attacked the New York Ice Trust
and mentioned Mr. Croker and other New
York city Democrats by name as being In
terested Ia a. After reading the speech
AIR Croker said:
"They must be- very hard pressed indeed.
for something 10 talk about. when they
attempt to make me. or my connect on
with the ice trust national issue I
bought stock in the American lee Com
pany Tor the same reason that ] have
bought other stocks. becanse L thought ~
a good investment ] have been buying
ana selling stocks for years and expect
to continue doing so. And why dotH
Roosevelt make me and other Democrats
VIII were Interested in the company The
target al whom his explotives ami de-
nnnclations are levclcd2 Why does not
he atack the Republican, who were in-
terested Ia the Ice Trust. The officers
ana directors of the Ice Trust and
many of the stock holders are Republicans
and personal friends OF Roosevelt In fact
they are ~ very men who were respou-
s.hla for the nomination ana election Of
Hacsevelt a. Governor ard Tor bis nomi-
nation a. Vice President
''Why doesn't he attack his fiends who
created au1 maintained the ice trust aud
who alone were responsible for the ad-
vance ia the price of ice7 Why does he
harp on tho ice trust anyhow A. Mr
Bryan says. the ice trust is purely local
AFFAIR and Is not "A national issue AZ all.
The Democrats are engaged la bitter
and relentless warfare against all trusts.
but % seems that Roosevelt can see no
harm IN any save the Ice trust"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-01
SAVANNAH, GA MONDAY. OCTOBER l. 1900

asked II the amount OF the Increase would
be one OF the circums ances he said Il
would be cousideta ion.
There is considerable talk tonight that
the posting of tho notices will cause
break IN the strikers ranks II T. pre-
dicted that n this does happen Il would
mean the end OF the strike in a very short
time. The labor leaders again reiterated
tonight that there viii be no break.
President Mitchell said he did not order
the mine workers notice to be- placed
along with that,of the Reading Company.
but hc thought Il WIS done as 4 result o.
his warning 20 the strikers last week 10
the effect that they should not 80 back 10
work until ordered 10 do so hv the union
officials Tho strikers. be said. probably
chose the poster scheme es one of the
methods Of keeping the men In line
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-01
LORD RoBERTs' PROMOTION.
lie L. Now Commander-in-Chie of
the British Army.

. London Sept, so.-It Is officially an
uounced that Lord Roberts has been ap-
pointed ommander-in-ohief OF the British
army.
Although the fact that the appointment
had been mnde was already known. the
formal announcement Is hailed by the Tn
onlss party as welcome pledge thai
army reorganization viii be carried out
IN the most effective manner.
Il was beginning 20 be recognized that
eomething wos needed 20 give strength to
the Unlonlst campaign Accordingly,
seml-ofilcial announcements are Que that
Mr. George wyndham, parliamentary un-
der-seoretary OF state for war. In his
speech at Derby tomorrow evening. will
outline the governments scheme OF army
reforms. and that the war office is ar
ranging with Lord Roberts Tor the return
Of a large portion Of the army In South
Africa.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-01
AT ALL TmE CoLLERIEs.
Notices Of the Advance In Wages 60
lie Posted Tomorrow.

Notices Of the Advance IN Wages TO
lie Posted Tomorrow.
Scranton. Pa. sept. so.-At every coli
iiery in the anthracits region notice
will be posted Tuesday morning announc-
ing a 10 per cent increase In wages based
on tho present scale effective oct. l. ami
stating that the operators viii arhitrate
any grievances their employees may pre-
ser.t.
There IS no condition TO be attached as
90 the men returning % work before the
arbitration shall begin. 80 It Is to b. in
ferred that the men are privileged 10
meet in convention and adopt any plan
of action they may deem advisable before
entering upon arbitration.
II Is supposed the miners will come TO-
Eether as members OF the union. hx the
minimum OF The concessions they will be
content with ana then so forth as indi-
viduals to treat with their employers.
through committees OF employes.
The arbirations being concluded salts
factorily, Il they viii be. the committees
Of employees viii report back to the con-
Nention Of United Mine Workers that they
have come TO settlement and the strike
viii then be declared on. This would
avoid the recognition o. the union by the
operators and at the same time permit
the union 20 regulate the terms OF settle
ment
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-01
DIsonDERLY SOCIALISTS.
Row over the Consultation Caused a
Bad split.

Paris Sept. s0.-The stormy. ond some
times amusing proceedings Of the Congress
Of French Socialists eliminated az this
mornings session in uproar and general
confusion.
The Congress first met two days ago.
At the conclusion OF the International Con-
xress OF Socialists. ond the meetings had
been devoted to intermlnable discussions
On the subject of the constitution Of the
Congress. the GuerdiSfs. BlanQuists and
Communists. who were tn alliance re-
proaching the independents with having
vioisted the constitution by 4 wronafm
vote To-day there was a spllt after a
dizorderly scene.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-01

Copyright. 1900 the Associated Press)
Pekin. Sept, -5. via Taku. Sept q. via
Shanghai Sept % AT the conference Of
generals to-day thc Russian commander.
Cen IAnevitch, announced the immediate
withdrawal from Pckin OF the bulk of tho
Russian troops and the legation He will
ieave on Thursday. Sept. a. aud the legn
tlon viii follow on Saturday. There viii
remain a mixed force OF about TWO thou
sand 60 represent Russia.
Gen Lineyltch asserted that the dis
patch from ST. Petersburg transmitting
the order so withdraw. contained state
mcnt that an the Powers were adopuns
the same policy. The other generals re-
piled that they had received no orders
Of that nature.
German and japanese columns are on
GRATING TO tho southwark near the i'm
perial deer park.
sir Alfred Gaseee. the British command
Or. has gone 10 Tien Tsln to inspecs thu
British troops there.
Friction between the British and Rus
SLAMS over the railway continues. each
party SELLING and guarding small sections
The repairing IS unsystematic and the
completion OF che work very Indefinite.
Withdrawal OF Americans.
Copyright. 1900. the Associated Press)
Tien Tsiu. Sept 2s. Via Shanghai Sept
az Orders from Washington directing the
withdrawal OF the bulk Of the American
troops. were received this afternoon. and
preparations 90 comply were begun i'm
mediately Gen. Chaffee is here direct
ing the movement which win commence
at the earliest possible moment.
II Is understood that the plan contem-
plates leaving a regiment OF infantry. a
squadron o. cavalry. and a battery Of
artillery in Pekin TO protect American
interests. and that the remainder OF the
troops viii proceed TO Manila.
The allied commanders had decided 20
despatch combined land and naval ex
petition TO shan Hal Kwnn IN the guit
OF LAO Tung. leaving Taku. oct. !. the
total land force being 400. Tho Amc--
ican detail had not We; been made. nor
had decision been reached as TO the
naval force. Now that the order Co with
draw has been received from Washington.
it is possible that the plans for the expe-
dl,ion will have to be modified. 80 far ns
American participation is concerned. Gen.
Chaffec. however. Is proceeding on the
opposite assumption. and has ordered the
Finh Marine Battalion to prepare 90 go.
The United States armored cruiser
Brooklyn will probably be the only Amer
lean warship IN the expedition. The
troops viii go hy water and be landed
south OF shan Hal Kwan. They viii co
operate with large Russian contingent
already on che way.
The news Of the American withdrawal
created sensation among the represen-
tatlyes OF the Powers here.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-01
MAY BREAK sTRIKEns' RANKS.
President Mitchell says Little About
offered Incrense.


Hazleion. Pa. Sept. a0.-The posting by
the Phlladeipmi and Reading Coat and
Iron Company o. notice granting an in
crease OF 10 per 'cns to an the employees
of rs thlrty-nine collicries IN the schuyl-
lSiil valley. did not cause any apparent
commoiion at tha headquarters Of the
united Mine Workers here to-day.
President Mitchell did not know OF the
action Of the Readng company unsil in
formed OF II By hporter OF the Asso-
lciatcd Press. lie gld not express the
loast surprise. lie rdused to discuss the
advance. but !, Is understood that he
knew tho 10 per c1nh increase would be
made ana was anxioa to SOC IN what
Sn,anncr tho lnformat.os would be convey
~ TO the men.
Tho action OF The Reading company IN
eirecily notifying is men through post
trs indicates that the operators will not
secede from their posis5n OF refusal 10
recognize s<e union.
Whnt President Mitchilrs first move
will be Ia view OF this niw phase Of the
situation IS not known.
The operators are evidently not TAX
Ing me into consideration he said but
they VIII wish they had"
Discussing the question OF a compro-
mise. the national president said II would
depend upon circumstances whether a
compromise would be considered. When
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-01
rRoors WE'RE CALLED ouT.
serious Trouble Was Feared ~
Georgetown, =. q.

Columbia. $. g.. oct. This morning at
1880 o'clock Gov Mcswecuey received a
telegram from Mayor W y. Morgan OF
Georgetown appealing for the militia 70
be ordered out 10 suppress a threatened
race riot
The Governor Immediately wired Col.
sparkmon Of Georgetown 10 have his cav
airy troops hurried there. The trouble
was caused by negro killing white
man Georgetown is onsihe coast ana the
negroes outnumher the whites oyerwhelm-
lngiy.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-01
NAY RACK ~ WASHINGTON.
Denies lie Has Had Differences With
the Naturalization.

Warrington. sept. 3).-secreiary Of
state Hay returned TO-DAY from hts sum
mcrs vacation IN New Hampshire, and
TO- morrow viii cr upy his desk a, the
state department There we're no new
On nese advicos awaiting him. re OK
pressed has faiisfaciian with The steps
taken by this government and hnal
aud emphatic denial 20 the allegations re-
Gently ret aiioat that there were difer-
encrs OF opinion between himself and
others or the admlnistration on our policy
toward China
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-01
HANNA nEITI.RATEs IT.
Repeats what He said About Croker
aud the Cabinet.

aud the Cabinet.
Cleveland. o.. Sept. Ex-senator Hanna
arrived home from New York this morn
ing ana left tonight for Chicago. Il is
his purpose 10 return to Kew York about
the middle Of October. but he expeets to
be In Chicago the closing week OF the
campaign.
In an interview Senator Hama said he
was Pleased with the outlook N Sew
York. where things were looking better
than q month ago
Referring 20 his recent Interview In this
city, il which he was quoted as saying
Mr Bryan had promised 10 leg Richard
Croker name one OF the members % his
-sabinet, II elected. Senator Hanna aald.
of1>aave never denied that interview. In
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-01
A MINIsTER ~ TROUBLE.
Complications tn Connection with
Payments for Arms.

Lima. Peru. sept -. Via Laredo juno
tlon. Tex The Chamber Of Deputies yes
tcrday held a secret session. al which all
the members Of the cabinet who had not
rendered their resigauitons were present
II was unanimously resolved 90 deprive
former Minister OF Finance Belaunde Of
his privileges ns a deputy TO instruct the
minister OF Justice 20 place an embargo
uuon his property in suit for fraud and
10 ask The executive TO arrest tho cui-
prit if necessary. The chamber also ap-
polnted q committee 20 conduct tho pro-
ceedings against the former minister The
steps were taken IN consequence Of COM
plicntions regarding The payment for arms
purchases In Belgium
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-01
Errs sEnIousLr wouNDED.
sports Cot Him and Then Used a
DoubIe-barreIrd Gun.

Columbia s. G.. Sept. a0.-A week In
which there was an unusual amount ~
lawlessncsa is ended by a dispatch from
kingsrce. Williamsburg county. report
ing a tragedy near there Saturday after
noon. A L. Epre. well known and re-
spectcd farmer. was shot IN sight OF his
home by u. J Sports. his tenant. Both
had been 90 KlnFstree 20 sell cotton and
both were drinking. on che way home an
altercafiou arose and Sports knitted Epps
Arriving ~ sports house. the~intie se-
cured hts shot gun and empucd both bar
rcis into Epra' body. Epps o. in dying
condition. Sports has been arrested.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-01
HRYAN now ~ WISCONSIN.
He VIII speak To-GRy in THAT state
and Ia Minnesota.

Duluth. MINI, sept. Cool Bryan ar
rived here early this morning and spent
the day as guest OF State Senator Bald
win. an Old classmate az college. He at
tended service az the Pilgrims Congroga-
tional Cnurch lie Is spending the night
al West Superior. across the ST. Louis
river Ia Wisconsin,. and viii make the first
epeech OF the day in tfat city to-morfow
morning. After that specch he VIII te-
turn 90 Duluth ana viii speak both in
this city and West Duluth. The other
points ~ which speeches are TO be- made
during the day are an in Minnesota.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-01
RussI.Ss oCoUrinD MrNDEN.
Empress DowaEer and Emperor suf-
fered Great Hardships.

shanghai seps. 29-The Russians have
invested Mukdon. capital OF the province
OF Lao Tung
Wang Wen shao president OF the board
Of revenue. who accompanied the EN-
pcror and Empress Regent IN their hisht
;roa Pckiu. says !u letter received
here. that their Majcsties suffered great
hardship having scarcely any food FOR
three days. They had to ride on camcls
and were almost deserted hy their follow
ers A. the country through which they
travelled wus being devastated hy Tung
Fu Hsiang's troops. they were unable 10
obtain even uecessar.es. and they saved
no Valuables
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-01
ITo's SERVICES NEEDED.
Mikado wants Him at the Head OF
the New Ministry.

Yokohama. Sept 9-Tho Mikado has
summoned Marquis TO 20 form a cabinet.
on the resignation OF the Yamagata min
istry.
premier It's Majesty said that as nfairs
in China were entering upon the diplo-
matte stage the presence of Mpquis Ito
al the head OF the government was neces-
sary.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-01

fact. what I said about CROKER and cah-
iuct position hos been subsianuatcd dur
ing the past week ! knew what ! was
talking about when said mat BrSon had
promised Croker the naming of one ~
tine cabinet officers know that Bryan
has promised 20 ist croker distribute the
federal patronage ln NeW York. ana f
Bryan is oilctsd. croker can put eX-Scn-
4tor Edward Murphy in Bryou's cabi-
urf "
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-01
DE GIERs LEAVES pEKrS.
Goe. 60 Tien Tsin on Orders from
Highest Authority.

81. Petersburg. Sept. 3o.-The following
dispatch. dated Pekin. sept q has been
tor 60 China;
I'm accordance with orders from the
highest quarters / am leaving for Tien
Tsin with the whole legation"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-01
roruLIsTs TURNED Down.
They We're Nat Allowed 60 Pile Nom-
nations af Democrats.

Boise. Idaho. sept. 20 Tho Popuilst Ex-
ccfuive Committee. by vote Of 3 10 ?
decided to place Democratic candidate
FOR Governor aud attorney general on tho
Popuilu ticket They offered 70 file the
nominatlan OF Frank " Hunt for Gov
ernor bal Il was refused hy the secretary
OF rtnte on the ground that there was not
sufficient showing ~ authority ~ the CON-
mittee 90 make the nomination. They
also again offered 90 fiie the nomination
for Democratic e.ector. but u was refused
for the same reason.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-01

Tien Tsin. Sept p. via Shanghai Sept.
So The Chinese abandoned ana looted
Tong Schan 60 osteusibly because their
wages were In arrears, and they feared
a Russian attack.
Gen. Sir Alfred Gaseiee is going TO Wei
Hal Wei
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-01
BRITISH SHIP SANK
NONPAREIL WENT Down AFTER A
TERRIBLE STORM.
ONLY ONE OF THE CREW LOST.
rtiE HESCt ED SEAMEN WE'RE
TAKEN TO INV YORK.

HEAVY seas Practically Tore Her co
Pieees-Steamer GI-aRoit Game
Along and Took o0 Captain and
Crew-OnIy One Wan out of Thirty
Lost Hts Lifc--ship Was Loaded
Win oii and B~ionEed to the
standard OiI Company.
New York sept 30 The british tramp
steamer GlengoI which arrivcd from
A.exanaria. Egypt ana other ports in
the Mediterranean. brought into . r. wen
t,-uiue shipwrcckcd soamcn. taken from
the British ship Nonpareil on sepa g.
Their vessel foundcred shortly after they
1hahionod her.
Capt Hatfield. on his arrival here. re-
ported thn' hir ship the Nonparcil sailed
from New York on sept 70 bound for
Java, with a fun CARGO OF case Oh Two
days after leaving sandy Hook strong
southwest gale sprang up and soon as
sume'i the proportions or hurricane An
Of the sails were suddenly fnrled. oxcep,
The two lower topsalls which were So, 20
steady the vessel ns there aas an ex-
traordinary high sea running
The seas boarded the vessel frequently.
tons Of water falling upon the deck. do
ing considerable damage 10 the attings
and finally throwing the vessel on her
beam ends. Tho NonpareA remained I'M
this position. AMI an efforts 20 right her
we're unavaGlng
Heavy seas Did the Damage.
The storm contlned until THURSDAY the
18th. az noon and then moderated hui the
sea continued TO run very high Il was
found that the cement along the rort side
Of the waterways and stanchlons had
started and strnincd 80 Violently that tha
decks had also started The large spare
arar which had been secured 10 eysbo ta
IN The deck on the port side broke aar n
wrcnching the cycbolis out of the decks
All these damages opened up the decks
and lei bot of water into the held.
Conditions continued 60 grow worse for
several days ana on Monday. Sept. II.
the wind increased 10 fresh gale and
the ship was under water on the port
side. The gale became 20 violent The crew
were set 10 work throwing over the cargo
unfettied weather and a very rough sel
continued ,nro,,.h,..,, -. 49,, ,,...
'
Ns# mach nvv liehia1a@ ant Yle.hut
squalls The seas. which swent ever IL.
vessel waasc8 avstvthirg from 80. s.rs.
an a.. .t..t.,..... ~,
'''
cabin skyiiehts. The cabin was allied with
water up 10 the deck
Rr.rurr. ga,,. An St.h,
" WV ''''s % '''"'''S
'he -ni the snip was wing st an angle
OF 20 degrees and the crew were IN con-
st,nt d,,ser os hei,v ,,..h,t .,.-tc,,,s
rh. .A,., ac,.... ~, -, -. ~,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-01
mas GONE 70 rIEN TsrN.
uockhiIl 20 UrEe viccroys 60 Per
sundc Court to Return. n

Pekin. sept q MIR William wooivile
Rockhill, special commission of the
United states. left Pekin. with a cavalry
escort to-day. for Tien Tsin. lie viii
visit Nankin and the Yang-tse valley. cx-
anime anairr there and advise the vice.
roys 60 memoriaiize the throne. urelng he
return Of the court TO pekin.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-01

New YORK. Sept Ex-senator ". ~.
scott announced Tonight that Gov. ROose-
velt's ninernry has again been changed
The Governor viii be- IN West Virginia on
Oct - and -. and ia Maryland on Oct.
20. instead Of 18th e9ih ana s0th. az pre-.
vf1uaiv announced
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-01

on "Wednesday E:Eht Ia which 2O,-
Oo0 Wen wtII March.
indianapolis. Sept 90 Lewis. G Steven
son Western representative Of thc Na.
tional Association OF Democratic clubs.
ana National Secretary ihmscn have ar
rived for the National Convention this
week Tho first session viii be held Wed
resday morning in TomHnson Hall. ana
three sessions dny will bee held. the
closing meeting TO be hold Thursday
night
Wednesday nieht viii occur the parade
Ia which Il is estimated twenty thousand
men will march Estimates on the crowd
are as high IS MY thousand. National
President Hearst will arrive Tomorrow
night
The following speakers have notified the
committee that they will be here wiE-
lam } Bryan. Adlal r. Stevenson. Bourke
Cochran New York. James X. Jones
chairman of tho Democratic National
Committee: Patrick oFarran Of Wash
inston. u. c. william suIzer OF Now
York George Raines Of New York. Ben-
ton McAlnin. Governor Of Tennessee.
Lewis g Stevenson of Illinois. Augustus
Thomas OF New York NJ. l.. lockwood
Of Pennsylvania. ?. r.. Lowe Of New
York George y. Mcclellan OF New York.
James l.. sayden Of Texas. James Hamil-
ton Lewis OF Washington. and Antonio
yucca OF New York.
National Secretary lhmsen said to
night:
by election DAY We hope 10 have from
i2.o .o0o TO 4.cpo clubs enrolled In the osso-
citation. Tho present membership of the
organization includes Hamilton county.
Ohio, with n total membership OF q 90.
the Cook county Democracy OF Illinois.
with a membership Of 5000. the CONNER
cisi Travellers and Hotel Mems Anti
Trust League. with membership Of o..
90. This league has been enrolling mem
hers for the past fourteen months In
| Maryland there are two organizations
with membership OF $500 each
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-01
Interrogatorirs VIII ne sent ia Tay-
Ior and Finley.

Frankfort KY. Sept. so.-The prosecu-
zion viii announce ready for trial IN tho
case OF Henry You,sey, which viii be
called a. Georgetown tomorrow. and It
is believed that the defense will also BE-
ready. The attorneys for the defense
have cent interroEatories 20 Indianapolis
to Be answered by cx-Gov. W. :. Tay-
Tor and ex-secretary OF state Charles Fin
ley, to be used as evidence for Youtsey.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-01
ARRESTED AND ESCAPED.
smith. Who shot an Innocent Ne
gro. VIII Appear In Coart.

Columbia. s. G. sept. 3o.-sidney Smith.
the white man who IN a drunken state
shot q dcfenseless old dsrky at Rockhnl
Saturday was arrested but escaped lie
was allowed 90 circulate among his
friends trying 20 get bondsmen and
eiudcd tbs constable. but has sent word
that he will appear before Police Court
Monday. The feeling between the ne
groes and an element OF the cotton mill
employees was tense and had been 80 on
account Of former troubles, but an out
break was averted.