davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily news., 1900-04-13
AWARDED $4,000 DAMAGES.
Mrs. Edwards Gets Verdict Against
southern Railway.

ATLANTA, April 12.-A verdict has
been rendered in the case of Elizabeth
NJ Edwards versus the Southern rail-
way, which has been on trial in the
United States circuit court since ApTil3.
The jury found for the plaintiff, award
higher damages in the sum of $lO.0OO
The amount sued for $2J, 900
The plaintiffs husband. w : Ell
warl,. who was acting as a flagman and
brakeman in the employ of the southern
railway. was run over and killed by
freight train ou the defendant railway.
Feb. !, 1899, al Bolton, ia, while max
IL. an aIrbII,.c connection of two cars.
The daily news., 1900-04-13
Channel at the Entrance of the Harb
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
TELEGRAPH STRIKE
Several Hundred Members of
Order Quit Work.
WALKED OUTkT11 O'CLOCK

Entire System l. Affected by Strike.
Deputy StillwcIl Talks of situation.
Traffic l. a. Vet Uninterrupted 9th
er~ Expected to Follow.
CHATTANOOGA. April IA. p. Still
WIZ Of -. Louis. first assistant 10 ,hu
prc-ideut Of the Order Of Railway Tcla-
EranhcrS, has arrived in tlis city and
established headquarters at the southern
hotel, IN charge of the affairs Of the or
der for this immediate distI.ct. At1I:3C
O'Clock this morning be gave out the
following statement:
The operators on the Southern were
ordered out AZ II O'Clock and the strike
j. now on in full blast The entire main
line from Washington to Greenville,
Miss, is tied up. The boys are out on
the Memphis division, Knoxville division
and Atlanta division. The Order Of
Railway TelegrapherS represent 70 per
cent Of the tele6raphers employed on the
entire system, and we have reason TO be-
lieve the tie-up is complete At present
cannot give out anything further"
The operators in th;s ciey, l2 in num-
Der, went Out promptly at IL O'Clock.
=. 4. Barnes, division freight agent OF
the Southern here, said at noon that the
places of the striking operators had all
been promptly filed by men in the Office
who are operators and that so far the
business is being conducted without the
necessity of employing outside operators
He stated that up 10 this time, the busi
ness Of th -rad has not been interfered
with any way at this point
The daily news., 1900-04-13
La Gripp, Successfully Treated

Il have just st.recOvered from the
second attack of la grippe this year
says Mr.. Jas. A. Jones, publisher Of
the Leader, Mexia. Texas. "Iu the
latter case / used Chamb berIain's
Cough Remedy, and I think with
considerable success, only being in
bed little over two days, against
ten days for the former attack. The
second attack | am satisfied would
have been equally - bad as the firse
but for the use OF this remedy as l
had 10 90 10 bed in about six hours
after being stuck with it. while In
the first case | was able 10 attend t0
business about two days before get
ting down. For sale by Hannah
Bro-. aud all medicine dealers.
The daily news., 1900-04-13

GIBSON. Ga, April l2.-GlascOck su-
pcrlor court met in called session to try
Samuel Usry for the murder of Joe y.
Usry on Dec p, 1899. The case was
given to the jury Tuesday night at I0,3O
O'Clock and they returned a verdict
Wednesday morning, finding the de-
fendant guilty with recommendation
10 mercy Judge Reese sentenced him
to the Georgia penitentiary for life and
adjourned court
The daily news., 1900-04-13
III N CRATIC NOMINEE FIR

DE CRATIC NOMINEE 'R PEACE SECOND
suddenly jumped
r. Landum, of
district April 10 Mr. Landrum
popularity The result shows
while Mr. Landrum
all threshold of
political believe will
of the shining lights political campaigns
The daily news., 1900-04-13
ARGUMENT IS CONCLUDED.
Judge Hammond Reserves Decision In
Memphis and Charleston Case.

Memphis and Charleston Case.
MEMPHIS, April 2.-Argument i'll the
case of the minority stockholders of the
late Memphis and Charleston railroad
against the Southern Railway company
which had been in progress before Judge
Hammond for three days, was brought
to a close yesterday. The concluding
argument was made by Tully b. Cor
nick of Knoxville, who brought the ac-
ton in conjunction with w. b. Hender-
son of this city on behalf Of the COM
plainants.
At the conclusion of Mr.. COruick's s
speech court was adjourned and Judge
Hammond took the case under advise
ment. He viii review the record before
rendering a decision. II is not improba-
bic that all opinion will be handed down
within the next ten days.
The case will no doubt be appealed
whatever the decision, as the interest
involved Is verv large
The daily news., 1900-04-13
Situation at Birmingham.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, AplI l2.-At noon
it was ststed at the offices Of the super.
intendent Of the Birmingham division
Of the Southern railway that two teleg
raphers had obeyed the order to strike.
At the office of tie Alabama Great
Southern, controlled by the Southern, it
was learned that six men are out at
points between here and Meridian.
The daily news., 1900-04-13

You will get those celebrated Ea>-
'er Pretzels next SatuI day and sun
d8v at
1892; PFIEFFER's STEAM BAKERY.
We aim to have all goods on sale
thoroughly reliable, because there is
such thing as maintaining the
grade all along the line, and no mat
ter how low an article may be
priced at this store you can rely on
its quality at all times. We keep
only what we can recommend, and
we recommend only what we know
is trustworthy. When we tell you
the merits of a purchase you can
rely on the assurance. Whites.
The daily news., 1900-04-13
Big DaaIIn Mineral Lands.

CAETEE~yHLE. Ga, April Cap
tain II. : Chamberlain. president of
lie Citico Furnac'. company of Chatta-
rJp-.. h3, closed deal for several
Thousand acres uf mineral lands in Bar
tow coantv. paving for the same SI2 800
in cash. The iron ore OH the property il
regarded "a very fine and viii BE- used in
the furnaces I'm Chattanooga. Mines
will be opened AZ once and the property
worked TO the fUll ~ extent.
The daily news., 1900-04-13
stnrtcr, In the Tenncs,-c Dorhy.

MsUpm>, April l3-Thr TruneSscc
dcrlv Will bc run next Monday and from
present indications the Conqucrrr. by
Dixon Repeat, will 90 To the po-, the ia
vorite in the speculation. J. 6. Gains
Thrive. by Top Gallant Elmyris, George
o. Bennett's Admiral Schlev, Duffy and
Arthur Behan's Arthur Behan, w. II.
Landeman's ParmeniOn, c. r. Patter-
sons LAmphghted, H. H. Stanhope's
Dramburg and H. J. ScrOggan'S : F'lori-
Ear are looked on as the starters.
The daily news., 1900-04-13
FlENDISH CRIME IN SUMTER.
IncendIaries Set Fire TO Negroes House.
Child Burned To Death.

SUMTER, S. c.. April IA 6endiStS
crime was committed in the Cane Sa-
wanna section of this county TueSdkIy
night. The dwelling house and barn
aud stable Of Matt Geddis, an industri-
Gus negro. were fired by an incendiAry
and when he was awakened the entire
premises were ablnze. The dwelling
house was falling in, and i'll the panic
that followed oge child was left IN che
house ant was burned To death, the 9th
ers narrowly escaping with their lives.
Every house ~ the pleyIises, with their
contents, w. destroyed.
In the stable were four horses and nj
the barn all Of Geddis' corn, forage and
fertilizers for the year Everything Of
value that he pos essed was burned.
The daily news., 1900-04-13
STATE IkFUNI N
90 thc Confederate Veterans Uf lhc
state of Fso.idA.


PfN>AcoLA. Fla April 9. 1900.
i"wrsdeS. The time is near al
land. when upon the invitation of
camp Ward No. 10. L. {. V, you
t-r ,o meet in the hOspltable city of
i-l>acola. The camp l. making
t..ltratIonS Tor your entertainments
r.a comfort; the railroads lave
-'.. o. rate oi one cent "a mile trav-
...t .r.m al points ia the state.
..-.--.a-~ board and lodging can b'-
.. '-Hm 4 10 - per day. \ ride
ear beautiful bay. aud fi-h dlu-
- Wl.. he part of the program.
... grafton viii be- delivered on
-t. Decoration Day by Major
.l T.. NJ. Law.
Veterans Of West Florida
HN.. 20 meet the Veterans from
-.. Middle aud routh Florida.
. ladies 81 the Memorial ASso-
.a...a and the Daughters Of tn"
..-ieracy are expected To cor e
.. a. parts of the state.
d.. ta- Camps urge the attend
-...r . ala members pOSSiUle.
W. are rapidly passing away. and
aid he dllisent aud earnest 10
..-i pa doing honor ts the mem
.. "Gr brave comrades y hO gave
. lives Tor their country.
-,. GEORGE Z REESE
B. MITTICH, Brig. Genl.
A'.'. i-u'I. lst Fla. Brigade.
is; Fla. Brigade.
The daily news., 1900-04-13
Interstate TO Fight Case.

ATLANTA, April l2.-The Interstate
Building and Loan association will re-
sist the effort being made to place its
affairs in the hands of a receiver p.
Connor has filed a petition praying for
the appointment of receiver, but the
association will fight it. Secretary Scott
states that the association is in good con
ditiOn and the petition Will be resisted
at every step.
The daily news., 1900-04-13
Murderers Sentenced to Hang.

EUTAw, Ala, April l2.-The trial Of
Walter Gordon and Beuty Ingram, his
brother law, negroes, for the murder
of Tom Buntain. at Clinton. March 81 q.
has been concluded in the Greene county
circuit court, each man being found
guilty. Both were sentenced u hang
Nay IS.
The daily news., 1900-04-13
NoInterruption OF Traffic.

WASHINGTON, April 12.-Vice Presi.
dent and General Manager Cannon of
the Southern railway made light Of the
reported strike of telagraphprS on the
southern. He said there was no inter.
ruption of traf'i, anywhere on the line.
The daily news., 1900-04-13
situation In Atlanta.

ATLANTA, April l2.-President W. V.
Powell of the Order of Railway Tele.
graphers, ordered a strike of the tele.
graphers and other station employees of
the road at II o'clock this morning. At
headquarters reports received show that
the meu are quitting all along the line
and the situation is considered very en-.
COuraCing
The daily news., 1900-04-13
New Line to Europe.

FERNANDISA, Fla, April l3-Huds-
peth g. Co. Of Richmond, agents of a
transatlantic steamship line, will estab-
ish a regula,' line of steamers from Fer
nandina to European pos at an early
date. These steamers Will take all kinds
of miscellaneous freightS. such rs naval
stores, cotton, phosphate, etc.
The daily news., 1900-04-13
Only Two Out at Knoxville.

KNOXVILLE, April l2.-Only two tel.
egrHphcr> are ont on the Knoxville Iii
vision, one operator in thu trainma>tcr.
u'ii'" IN this city and the agent at CIticg
Junction, near Chattanooga.
The daily news., 1900-04-13

ATLANTA, April I2.-At the regular
Scmi-monthly meeting of the Atlanta
Federation of Trades, held last night, a
resolution was adopted expressing sym.
pathy for the Order of Railway Telegra.
pliers III their controversy with tho
Southern Railway company. The Oper-
ators were officially notified of the sup.
port Of the Atlanta federation.
The daily news., 1900-04-13
Commission at san Francisco.

SAN Francisco, April I2.-All the
members of the Philippine commission
are here now except Henry G. Ide OF
Vermont. who is expected today. Pro
fesSor Bernard Moses, the California
member, will entertain his colleagues at
the University club. after which they
will hold a formal meeting.
The daily news., 1900-04-13
cUBANs BECOME RESTLESS
They Desire a Voice In Management
of Affairs.

HAVANA, April l2 - The Domestic
Union party has issued a circular ex.
planning that the advisory board was
only designed as a means to help the
Cubans secure some voice in the man
agemert of affairs while the period of
intervention lasted. The circular EN-
phaticallv diSclaimed any intention, by
the institution of an advisory board, 20
assist in prOlonginR the Intervention
nerlOd.
The daily news., 1900-04-13
Death Of an Editor.

CLEVELAND. April l2-Carl Claussen.
one of the best known German newspa-
per editors in the United States, died
carly today at the City hospital Of
Bright'S disease. He was % years old
Ill weeds grow apace.' Impuri-
ties in your blood will also grow un-
less you promptly eXpel them by
taking Hoods Sarsaparill1.
The daily news., 1900-04-13

Haaitual constipation il the door
trough which many Of the serious
DE o' The body are admitted. The
Hrra-loual use Of PRICKLY ASH BIT
TE.> Will remove and cure this dis
t-'s~.aS condition. Sold by Hannah
B.
The daily news., 1900-04-13


of
precincts,
I'D april 10Th that he is equally popular The precincts
Mcmillan received m the combind his
whom popular
aud of doing all in
cIe sufficient % defeat Ar. Mcmillan.
Aside from h pleasant aud magnetic persontg Mr. Mcmillan has
and circuit ce TIL records his office neatly kept
information public
at the public desire therefore his popularity with the
administration Of affairs the clerks Office they have proved
Is &C eectng him a handsome
The daily news., 1900-04-13

|.-r~vI,LE. April l3.-It J. said
a't.r grand jury has found in-
s.....ut- against Gnvernor Taylor.
~..t'a- Depoe and other republican
'.dls and that the bills viii b.
. scented tomorrow.
The daily news., 1900-04-13

We make Clothing to order, and
represent VI. Born d Co, Chicago,
the greatest merchant tailoring con-
Germ in the world; satisfaction and
perfect fit guaranteed. Whites.
The daily news., 1900-04-13

Remember the date. Wednesday
evening, April 18th, at 8 o'clock.
The Little Folks minstrel play at
Cutters music hall. Admission %
cents; tickets on sale at Goes and
Cutters.
The daily news., 1900-04-13
RIIsS Is THE MAN.

Chas. Il. Bliss is the man who ad-
vertiseS Pensacola. He does it right
and deserves your support.
The daily news., 1900-04-13

We WjU soon re ;eiUe o.
Jjne ut Of patent WjHCL0I0
Awnings, UG:t fOr theDJ>
MGrStOH d Finch.
The daily news., 1900-04-13

Our Men, Spring Clothing is up
to-date in every way, The JnO.
White label wouldn't be o. them IL
they weren't. Whites
The daily news., 1900-04-13
Macon Operators WorI.ing.

MACON, April l2-The telegraphcr,
strike on tn" Southern railway hu, taken
on no >."iouS aspect here.
The daily news., 1900-04-13
SEE ROSS x co.
ABOUT SCREENS.

Crossett's Young America s3 shoes
for young men, the best shoe in the
world for the price, at Whites.
The daily news., 1900-04-13
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Fake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II il falls tC
sure. =. W. Groves signature is on each
BOX. 25c.
The daily news., 1900-04-13

Pevser's famous lO-cent collars, aeS>
Whites.
The daily news., 1900-04-13

New spring arrivals in silk Neck
wear, at Whites.
The daily news., 1900-04-13
0M,,y

PistachiO Cream WafeTs-some-
thing new. Your dealer should have
them
The daily news., 1900-04-13
An Honest Medicine for La Grippe.

Geo. w. Watt, of South Gardiner,
Me, says: Il have had the worst
cough, cold chill and grip and have
taken lots of trash of no account but
profit tO the vendor. Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy l. the only thing that
has done any good whatever. | have
used one 80 cent bottle and the chills,
cold and grip have all left me. /
Congratul -te the manufacturers Of an
honest medicine" For sale by Han =
nah Bros. and u / medicine dealers.
Get your Easter Pretzels, some
thI"g fine. At
Is. 2t PFIEEFER'S STEAM BAKERY.
Fechheimor Fi~hel Clothing j.
equal an every respect TO made-tO-
order gaTmnnrs. See the new Spring
arrivals at Whites.
The daily news., 1900-04-13

An elegant assortment of tru rs
and valises at Whites.
Alaska forum., 1900-12-20
Slate Creek.
Discovered Late Bat Rig Returns Were Kcccived- Mostly Summer
 Propositions.

'N'l'I'"SH NIit plVH HI'tClilIS lile'l lle'S been Guuv oN $ ate creek is limited, the nature of >llt C" lntrN, quantity and Qual- it\ of the gold >>tldc,i aud he relation of the creek as d whole, tu the old channel crossing little Minpuk Little Ninook ,ir l1ooser and Florida and up to tue pre- sent traced along Big Minonk as far as o5 above a' which point Slate joins lt,wc fr l safe In predicting if a> one of tbc most substantial producers of the Calr D next season.
 finer tutlnal ion cannot he found be- ing a |u1linateA slate and quartz with >"Hle defined quartz lodges, whicl, have also been stukeu aud will he developed n,<t season bv Baker, Austin and others ct local enterprise
 ln 20 some prospecting was done but II" satisfactory results were had Jus, before the close of this season good pav was struck
 Mrn 'nald and Thomson on 2unl be- low, Bldrv and HAt1l on :, and ! below. Havc1l and Duncan on :, above all did some systematic work and rvap~dsubs1an- t1al r turns, thr Ho'l being coarse and giving vvldclc> of v.rv l.ttl. travel. [, 1> 11nl oSslbe to ascertain the exact arn- ountS taken fron the var!ou, claim, hn1 conservative cst;nllt tt might plac. 1h> total output at H,,OO), which Is certainly remarkable coisiu ring the few days left toI work after the Strik was made. TO add to th'S fact that nuggets weighing :, "Z. 10 ; o/ were not unCO iijllOl auI III "nc instance ol1c was found on 5 below Wt:Shlny oz., Io ,,> not lotruct anvtlinr. 1rpnl the possible future of the creek lll> claims just mentioned arc all sum- III h1y 5'ng> and preparations arc bci1. made for their extensive working next season by means of fumes piping etc. to the use Of winch t)n;s particular part of the creek is 50 naturally adapted
 winter finds the upper or deeper end of the creek being tl1orouyhlv dcvc1- "p2d, however fearing that water miyh1 b;' of some trouble, work was not bcy,u uut1l late, To above has two holes st3rted and lr,nsOn OIL 5 has found soc 10 inc pau
 stevens oil IS and 21 has force of men aud Turner and Biglow on 70 and 20 have prospects that indicate large pav streak
 Dr. Hudgin OH 24 and Mir. Drake OH 27 are preparing for thorough develon
Alaska forum., 1900-12-20
l LEG AL NOTICES.
In The Probate Court Circle Precinct

ln The Probate Court. Circle Precinct
 Ala kA Dl6trlCt.
 In the matter of the estate of Joseph Mar grtitcr. Deceased
 Notice To A Art diturS Notice Is hereby given ny tue undersigned, Charles D. EUld adlnlni ttrtur Of tilt estate of Joseph NurGry1ttl. IeCCaStN, to the CrcdllO1-, of and all persons having claim, against said de ceased, to tNhlpit them, With nctc ,7ary and proper vouchers, within SIN months after the first publication ut this lotlct lO said ad ka Ii>l1'cl, the aan.e Icing the lace for tnc ,ronsact'on of the business ot s!d e,tate. l!atcN at Circle City, lhurlt, D. lOrd, september 4th. \. D. lGOO. Administrator
 Deco, ; ,2u,27 Iyoo, au.5 ,leoI.
 In The Probate Aunlt Circle Precinct
 Alaska Il,lrlCl
 Iu the matter of the estate of l.riCk AalllaHI. Deceased.
 Notice To CrtNttrs. Notice is heIcby given by tue undersigned Carl Aauland. administrator of the estate of. Trick .iaulatd. dtCcaitd, to the creditors Of ana all croOu5 ,nNiuu claims a2nll1sl said deceased tO exhibit them with the necessary and pruItl vouchers wi ,hln alA mOnth, after tue tlr, pij'll~ ation ot this notice, to said administrator ut Circle Guy, Alaska lnotrct. the same being the place for ihe transaction oflhe business ui the said estate
 Date ed at Circle City, this Carl Aauland 2Sth day Of August, X. D. 1000. administrator
 Deco, ,1S, 70, ,27, 1900, Iail.3, 1901
 ln The Probate Court, Circle Precinct,
 Alaska j/l2triCt.
 Ill The matter of The Estate of Thomas MC%a1nec, Deceased.
 Notice To Creditors. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, M. |. B1ON adnll Ill 5tratOr O the estate ct Thomas MCNamee, deceased, to the creditors ot and all persons having claims against said deceased to exhibit them, with the necessary and proper vouchers, ,WitlIn six months after tue first pubi- cation of this notice, to said adm nistrator at his office, in the geueral store building of the North American IranspOr tat iO1l& trading Com pany, at Circle City, Circle Precinct Alaska District, the same belng the place for the trans action ofthe business of said estate. Dated Circle City Alaska NJ. F. Brown, District, Sept. 10th A.D.lGOo. Administrator.
 Deco 3,2o,27 1900, Jan .S,l9oI,
Alaska forum., 1900-12-20
Alaska Forum. Dee. 20. 1900.

The A.C. Go. sent the first 1nail up river from St. Michael on a Spe- c1al contract awarded by Inspector Klmball, the original contractors Hendricks and Belt, being unable to complete 1t. IL IS said however, that these men will keep the mail coming from HOW on.
 The little baby boy of "Bab1' the >4uAW well knONil i'll Rampant, :, was trUZcn to death while its muth- CT was muSll11.g with 1t between T1nallu aud tile mission, lust week Babe was Intoxicated when sic left Tana1ga
 The Indians arrived last Sunday from Tu' aIIa, with the bodies ct Mlnnok !, daughter and her baby, who died some >iN weeks ago. \ la1 gc number et indians attended the funeral at Rampant Tuesday,
 Contractor Heath Is building d two >julv hotel at Eagle, to bc com pletel Jan. l.
Alaska forum., 1900-12-20

Ms. Davis: Yes, have 1Ecu- matl>nl 50 badly that have been compelled tC turn away my luunCry customers. thought 1t better to stop at this time when am ale to help III m>self little My andS arc rullIed and Il IS l!ard f. I one >c r1ua l,sc her Tn calls of h. clilood Oi fl l get hungry shall le; my EitI.e know, but some have nNt waited for that; one of the company> -euc a nice list Of groceries a,d anotE~r lllend left cans of butter a1d n.l1k winch apl lreclate greatly.
 Woods and Co. on I above, ]1u- reka, have several holes to ledr, q, but have found no gold. TLcv will continue to drift from hcle to hoe until Jan. I, and t' ding n@,E- ing will abandon the claim
 Marsl1al Gtnehle bad hi> first 4 tlclal business last week \ 1null from the crew of the Alice, Wo1k- ing on Russian creek, conpla11vd t at lis partner had decam] eu WI,h his outfit including his ca> h.
 Nike Izzo, the barber, went u. Eureka Monday.
 Yukon Order Dt f.onevr> meets ey<1v first Saturday ln each month.
 Miners Mutual Protective AssUCiatIun meets every alternate N edneaoay n!4l-. meets every 2nI. and 4th. Saturday.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-07-04
COUNCIL MEETING.
Summary of Business Transacted at
Monday Evenings Session.

Monday Evenings Session.
The first July session of the borough
council was held Monday evening with
Councilmen Kline, Rute, Smith, Rude
wick, Schwabe, Sweet and Moersch-
bacher present.
James Lewis, OF Walnut street, stated
that in grading Walnut street his
property on the Hill had been damaged
The matter was referred to the street
committee for investigation.
The Pine street trouble was again
taken up. D. J. Mccarthy, ESQ.,, APP
peared on behalf of the johnson estate
and stated that twenty-five feet of
ground would be donated to public use
under certain conditions. After some
discussion council ordered the street
committee to confer with the solicitor
and all interested parties. An amic-
able settlement of the difficulty is ex-
pected to follow the conference.
The building committed was ordered
to have Aag-pole erected on the
ground alongside the Municipal build.
ing.
Treasurer Davies reported cash on
hand to the amount of $s, 1896.
Street Commissioner Davis reported