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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-01
DOZEN on MORE DROWNED.
". & VI. T. Co. Steamship Ran Down
n Barge Loaded with Negroes.

Norfolk. Va, June 9O.-As the Mer-
chants and Miners steamer Essex was
leaving for Providence tonight she ran
into a barge having on board 40 employees
Of the Old Dominion Steamship Company.
sinking the barge and proba bly, drowning
a dozen or more OF those on board. They
were nearly all negroes
Several hours after the collision nine
teen of them had not been accounted for.
The collision occurred off Pinner's Point
In the Norfolk harbor. -.
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Cincinnati, June 3o.-George p. Cox has
resigned his place as Ohio member Of
the Republican National Committee.
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opened.

New York. June 30.-The National saen-
gerfest opened in Brooklyn tonight.
lhres thousand persons took part
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-01
J. w. scHLEY GETS 100000.
Estate of Mrs. schley Amounted to
scvernI MiIIionr

New York. June S0.-The will OF the late
Mrs. Emma A. Schley. filed for probate
to-day. disposes of an estate valued at
several million dollars. James w. Schley
OF Savannah, Ga, receives sl0O.OOO
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asieep at the time were imprisoned there.
Inc worst tale will come from the steam
snip Main, which was unable to be towed
from the pier
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-01

Many Want Specific Reaffirma ii on
of the 10 to PIank-Struggle Over
This Point May Prove Very Inter
estiDg-Bryan's Running Mate Can
No Man Safely Prcdict-Aspirants
for the Honor Appear ON the
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-28

Gommllle On lmprofemeai
s. Rporis hnd lhe
councll ActS

rhs atI soanaN has aaaelaAea 10
tsII sneaisl sltatiaa le eats t1nds iaf
iha asasnraailoa at ist aampiais
aatst sappfy as1110 gee q eempiste
ifstia si ssssrssa sso sas sa aiig
ha,l tla.ma
Hhasa asataa 49, ga. aaateal bat the
eitg saioaa afliegll al iais saneiasioa
a. tha rsauisg ssts oa lasf algai snpf
a. paslag " taa foatlae nasinsss. fhiaI
lapoftant mattef ass rsierisa 81 We
semmHtsa 1n publs lnpfofsmsais
ons atss ~. aad tha eam@ltias te
pefiad Iis asaa and sac lAst biaat
No afittau fa0aFf eas fmlttsa Bee
tba ennmit lgas afleT Faaa . atadF af
thH mattsf saaNgatat that 4 apfeisl
eitlt'ua na hefd tl FoIa slls luQ Ia
banda at ta aaHig date sa pusslbla ta
a. 90 Zee naaIfmau ll sac aammlt
tee. Mr saaith, naae tha a9ti8a that
thn propsaltion b. aapmIttea 90 tae
pauplg Altaf thafuHah iisaaaaiaa
IA ahIeh soHariiuan utaitt upppaea
tha aetlau az thia tna. she rase va
takeH aaa eeauited in she passsae 8f
fha metlua. tat Toe aYes wsle w.
lead heaef Ferktna asuitn aua fus
sfa fha uaya, UaUeoea. heaitt
Hsundefs sud Wun
fha maia iores oi atgausnt luf the
eaiiiba "a the spsclal olectioa waa uPa
"a she uKpeaditure ~ tltpu iug slaaa
aaa spasiAeatiuna Sos thesu naceaaAFY
mpfovsnenta. ant it waa ueedfal to
eonmeaes 80 opee ~ inugf0Fe the aity
uihnr aitifn Ia ukiahumA a. th9 sass
thing saa this eity shuald aet ~ iutt
a. eai ~ q date 81 pessibln. aoms ~
tha ulF m peFa 1ppusipa the motiaR psh'
ileFad thRt ths ssuuds e0uld not esrfy
ana saald oAig g,ahe additional ca
peace VI tha gity memoer who is
10 iaser ef the bonaa. sa afduat wof
kur ief these improvements aua
hraFY pfpps'tY uaaeF. taid tudaI
'tha toudt will earfy po ope can 90
lrot o. she propagation nuw lhp geu
oraRe plaza cofef she sutifa eitf tfuia
une eide to she 1thgf ana are un eHhl
ultien at che sltY ball whefs aBYuge
aiaY sAAaiaa them and satiaiy hinAas u
aa to tks thufuuH Hhuoaa uf tha sYaten
nhleb was v gpared bY ues " the DO
gy auEtnteie iu thu rstisd stats
The illends "a she neaaEre sHpeet
ta mske aYatuuatiu oampa;sn ios
these pfapositluua thoy eiil hold
ulestings ln each ward 81 whieh she
plaus and spsOihoatioaa viii b. ekhlb
iced aad thnfuus eAplAiusd ~ the
elty engineer. Mr tfafier, wto aatis.
ted la Chs sarty of the gltY TO- the
v eAtoF sapplY and ths aewer tystsm
Ths soanell did aot sss ths dats ga
which tbia tlectisn is a. be held, bat
vAaasd "a up ~ she peAt ssssion
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nav Cl0THINa housu

. Absu ~ Nsvada No " Imsafh
,o avslas.s a ,hls CtY
uashfie ls 90 hsss psw aluthiug
house 10 will Ue up % date Ia syefF
dstal aud 1aftY thoroughly ssYliah
slaaA oi ssuts tura'shsps sa,ds lhs
gestlumsu wha will 80 lntl tuslassa
lV che hlanpb buildlus "a Mt
Absll ebp aaasa ifaa Neyais Mo
ua is : buaiuesa mae ~ ienK staaaiag
Ana wiil prove q valusbis buslatas "a
dltiou to tha giY lhs Fpuw whigk
~ Apsll atl oseupf ie beins utle4
wltb ase saa aIeaant nAtafas AuA
gsFpentsts aiu u9n at wafh puttiea iu
she shslgina in Nevada Mf Abeli
~ ideuuura wlth See hasluuaa tA
tatsaM 90 ks tity Cos setetsl YeaIs
sud alwgAa ehlaltd lsFgv palfau
aka us p "a anabis saalgaau apa
wlil sass uAapi lfleNAs hsfe
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. TMG HAavGsT FGaTlvAl

ras aafvss, fss,itN suon % tas
salvation Arny son usasss somoFfos
aigAt res Army teos sail be deco
rated hn tgus harvest style, aad =
'eHagiua in tbe snsasss' mset.ug
aaeaautfd Vaptain hoapett ~iil DO
ably assisted ~ Oaptaiu iMad nos
froat uf uklahonA N,tg, aua taa Col
luwiua miulstcrs het W q Mliea,
Nsv d " Nahegaa aed kes a a.
hilllaab. Ice sfaan sd eaho will bo
served 80 tha nnIsh npugiAi nqellaN .
aa auHday b. f0 lawa' Az kuee
dfiill ~ l0a la lhn AlAbastef hos
iia0p m JUNIOR cump9aY meetiug .
D. ia Oh uiFa thknka unto she Lpfa
apd al s.so 3 "a tbs Harvest sud thu
hcapsFs AaRday niahA spsalal
doiaouatFstiun fsssdaY night aue'
uop lAlF n gooda
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-28

N| r III
A -
oAlasams eilf m N
aeWa - atiaset9 ~ ~ ANS sa1.os
'asaa FastsfaaF aist eash ~ aoaa
81 slefk 3 plaaesl a4tlat iea aasasaea
eta Itlana Asaesss - lAefsaos NafI
asa Khs hseaaa alsss a. eeateas
Co. ashlas issi tss llsasssa ba laaisa
a iaIiaea
rae psNs.en tess aai eealaia 'hs 10
lslfei aaubsl sfsssusfs. speiiasat Is
aet . msa 81 respectable aaafsstet
saa aqa b fssidaat ai laa tasilhaff tha
iipsase b aet soaatt - aaad faits Boa
= o. the asS of laaaa MAlflaaai 80
rliaaat has uiaiatsa taa iae la tas
Rasl aH s6ssIaa iha alaaaaa af hia
saiaeu safsansa. bg ksep.aa Eam
bnaa assies ID eia place ef bssiaess
aad eg ssapias apaa siisl miinlshi
aaa an saaaaYa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-28
MIltAAo aARRtTT-

Toe t,ater d iu rscvipt 20 csrd
snuouusiug 500 maruass ot MIss Dap
ita.sE M,latd 90 sir Chaa b has
rstt asptgmteg sa ~ rufry Me bAr
rslt Ia 900 at fouya fuaulus villseus.
willie tbs bflde isaa saumapls yoaag
lsdy Tue Lesisr sstsnds eoagrasu
au0ns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-28
ssrssa,vs ooTroe oAnAaaa


riaasY aains lalers iaa crap aH over
uslahnma
Nsnafts srs ssmlas ia from sll paste
~ the isrriierY. tsiHrH of fsisnsigs
tanaas doas 81 tae eDtioa srap af oh
lahasaa aaa laalaa reulioB Iha
falas have pestea the ilnt hou sac
bolis and tka aroaaa = coveted alth
mudtg eatiua Toe faiaa haFa cama
90 sac haiFht 8f the glesiug staaaa
= han tha aolua uara waite alth hanF
ina iiat iha Wufh of Fathsriaa Is
hea peaa suspended leF tha Fsat siE
daYa
a pFoulaent raiser af tha afop Hg.
lua fgW miisa seal "a she eitY taYa
thAt oaa seek $50 be hAa aaaalv tsa
aslfa 20 ripa ggltsn be- DE aesd a.
uou fslimates that thsfs is aot seas
tnaa nvu baiaa ou tha grpana covered
Stth mua Az the pFeasat pfles % SOC
uroauct hls ioss u Eboat tls psr bal
M it aaaaut be recovered
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RANT
nehrAnoE eoMMuIap

uussFnof hafhss todsy spmmstst
she tsatsaoe ~ Alssagdes oArlisls ai
Nebls sagasY taslsls wss husd sau
aea epasa spd alaeJ days ~ lAl tus
paiatlvg loaded sac - : psssea he
eiaimsi be dia Il ~ ! iass fne eop
ilt.aas at Abe pasdaa are thal ~ pAY
lag che has sud eaats Ae ba yfleaaed
igoA iail he Ass soFFed oae wsek pt
lbe lmpflsaataent sguteaee
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naeonI oF Ionas- lnoloIMaNr


sgfilps a Haa ts sos
Chleag4. htptembtr gs "a Hgw
Nefk tpsslal s,ya thai senator iosss
ass bssa ludietsd 81 Aosuu. reFaa -
oas % tbs onissfs of ths Ams,ieso Coz
tan uomPauy thsfwisr knows % ths
eottaa bals tIust According 30 tbs
rep.ft hs s charged wtth violsuou of
ths auu trutt lao
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nseelvHa NOMINATION

hAfsI MaseF gsslsFisl gsssifsa Ala
s.,s, asiasloa - slsFs u sbs 'stsFloF a.
Rars'aga, ssd wlll gsppg, q, paes %
ths bssa si ,hs lgdlas seeaala =,
Mask,sss 1 Al hs lsit taasy ief
see, gpiat Mlss Aagls FsnuY spe
~ "a hln a. steRasfaFhsg ipf tbs -
fltQilal typeflassnaeNl y hpR
alNa
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NARaiAaE tioEHses

. ludgs toa,ef ladsy issasa tbe isi
iae isk msstiage hesass, iesa b.
tos,ar 40 sg sad uspIslA b uiaau
essgA sge ia. eeth "a prssasat tlsy
RsbeFt u ulssk ags lt saa ha
itnda austh asa an, aaiafsi oeupls
igpm LAa6staa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-28

Atlaaii1a 0i I.asael leaa0la \ q
EesipA ~ tha sdselttssmsnt ef 1hs
ha,ss Nayslu Nls ~ sppeAfles ~
Sac laAtsg lha a Felspls aga
saa bas pi rs esss ssppil sepsss "
shs 1aftltafF lhe beaAsg sksaflau6
.eAewmsa As lbM AfM
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-28
ACORN Clua

fbs Ao1fa Niub tploysd q ploasaat
msstleg with Are. b. u LavaA ysa
srdaY aitsraoaa tbsrs eas coed
sttssdangs q tas msmusss dsspl,s
ths faiuY weather
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Hssa fiaf "a csshisn. a a. the
kFet
plst = na,saa ss,svasa 20 Perm
tedsy
tsnas nsKssvsr. ~ Alss ha eusst
a tta ekla
y > toubsg fstsrnsa % us.ahoms
t@as tpaap
raaa. a. AdAiaa fslafued isem 6an
sNa sitg ,vday
Mfa h. 4. Caro- of Caldwsll Kas
= stqppisg - ths oAis
40 Cls,k. the Nofth wssisfa is
aagasep paH, .s 10 theeiV
NV aeioh. " HaHs.a n Y.sa
tsalpesa s.lef hess ieaAg
Alorflu, oae ~ pefrga ltaalnx
ssloFneyt. fetefpsd home tpdaT
lsAe6 Harry 'fhufalon was 10 CO.,
isnso gestsFesy p igsai bnsinssa
1eaes stsase A IA 0AlahanA gty
toaRg loohips sitsf isg - ma,tara
Mu. & n MeninleY has rsturusd
lfnn lsaniesa. eboTs shs bas Visited
Nft#"
N &. nro4o and sifu, % nastngs
heb aFrseA last nlEht 90 Flsit tbeir
eae, ~ y nrpep
O4 Tatam ieit Coz Nsw Work yaf
iexaay ie veal ~ nset hia two sons
whe Aye Fetssuipg iFom tsgsPs
". wi'san. maaassg of ths Mn.
aoafl a kAnass telephone 90 apsny
esa sFe ,pdSs leokiag after the bus
iAssn "a ihe oonpaeg
Raanh ahellabargsf lett tha af.sg-
aces faF Nnnsss CITY where be vtll
tahn ! pasltan VA lhs stsH VI the X
y 4pAlaal
ftmipes isoks0n, yhs has saiesmau,
ada Allies hall She elethiuE attiah
uefs Is he cltY last ulaht With Caps
tlsnrlnn fheY wtt mshe tiuthFla
AhslF tesFileFlsl hsadqasrtegs
Mlss Emma Caoper baa tabea the
posltl0n - fashlgf aud b0ektsepsr ~
NfaaaHee gFpeeFf afd luy trh hgy
aamofuaa ifleeda tp ggi aad lo0k over
iks arUsst sud bfbi rquippfd groetY
tteFe M thu snafl apst
Ats a N neaeham aad two daush
tarA "a unuFYftta A. Nho have
hssa tlsltlag relatives in tbe eity toF
lhr paet loa dass leff gtaiaFday syfn
laa lof Ouuuell hipns. 10 where thei
WAl spsra 1he slnteg With hs hsa-
eham'e pAfsRts
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oIIY oouNoIl raooENDINos-



Glseton Decided Upon.
Tbs sily aaaasl ast iAst uight la
ragulAf ssaaiua. ail aua bsfa beins
pfesoat eApeps uause
rae routine business waq disppsea o.
aad shs soamit,as oa Wap ,gipsl lW
pFovsmsuta reported verbally ag =
plaa vt h0lding eitF oleetiuu " vote
water suvvrags aut sity ball t0ade
TITS goaneil decided 10 eAii au siegtloa
the noat meauug
tho sssigaatluu ~ tatrigk uaiasf 40
ursmaa iu the hfst ward ~ss accepted
aud Wllia nsdef appuiatsd tu suecest
him Toe eyaignatluA ~ nseaau utu
Latta Naa asked tuf
tho epuag,l sdiaufhed 90 mest ua
uyAt lbutadas ,laht
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"PsasiqHa slave
"Faslaas slass trsa ss3i s.std
hpusa "a sac rro. As lass uiaht She
hayt Qomedy compaoy sgaia pls SEA
sac people sisa q good shQv rhe aei
tas eas soad sud svsa see klad "a
Paffogmapees the eampeuY has given
sass aefk ladioats 10 to bt we'll hair
au1sa oggauiastiou
Nonight fea ugphsnt elil be the
biIl ibis 81 the pisr iu ahigh kate
NaAtnn nta ttaFfed thFgua ahoat Amaf
lea aad harape Nha compauB will
appaaI tuaiRht b. ssstaaasa easfiaa
especially fof tbe pfoduatiou 90 this
pa
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pANBor LAW

Iu tAs gams ydlsof Vt the Lsadeg
Will oa g.sass uasity the publie W haa
she pariut laa 10 1ut. aai obitgs
atuKAaMAN
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hgma eltl
uklahaWa cas- asptsa.tef Aa alk
mss uslss.fsstea last algbl VI ums
o. bmtgh uupstsl aHa uateeW sn
susplslsp ai bslps ssis bleeea saa
$3.50 sga ape latss sA pshlua tes bals
ID ,hs alu is,l ipe een sfs Rsss sf
q ssug I'd aalissn Hho Wefs iu he
elN lsss aisetsaa 'sal, a,gsal e pleb
splg tep pay tplpE het ugsssasea
sesN sammseslts vpsFstaHs ~ BASS
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Mes1ey Npntlnger Vt uk shoua
rity algd a. Esrska aprlusa B,star
asy
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iba Hitnaa l4a HFef y FaFlAlF ga
tWs fha aul,aNgs lsia y aWglilaH
tbe lwsfJaA Alaf ehisA y sas FssA
IMaInE
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iaasv Esa spaass ., Yy1aa @'.
egselas
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-03
Want your moustAche o. beard beautiful
brown o. rich black TRen ase
BUCKlNGHkM'S DYE tSh,..erssr.
"a cts .. ns,.,.ers, ~ q . ss.t A CO sss-.. = -
SEVERE WORK or LIGHTNING.
Details of the killing OF Young
Earnest GasLin at DougIas.

Douglas. Ga. Sept. AT $50 O'Clock
D. m, yesterday, Douglas wac visited by
an electric aud rainstorm that lasted one
hour the rain falling in torrents. During
the rain Mr.. James Mckennon. who lives
In the county. stopped at the residence o.
Dan W. Gaskin. In this city.
While AIR Gnskin's children were play
ing around HE knees and talking 10 him.
lightning struck the chimney ran down
che Tin trough. and rendered unconscious
Mr. Mckennon and two OF Mr. Gsskln's
children. MIR. Mckennon recovered. and
BY heroic efforts Of Or. O'Quinn. Her
schell. rhe youngest boy stricken. recover
Ell and is resting Well
As reported In a special to the Morning
News. Ernest the eldest boy. 7 years %
age. after all possible was done. failed
20 show any signs OF life lie will be
buried at Lott Cemetery. Mr.. Gaekin Is
clerk Of Coffee Superior Court He and
Mrs. Gaskin are very popular. and have
the sympathy OF the entire city.
The Populisfs OF Coffee county met NJ
the Court House yesterday and nominated
the following ticket: For representative.
Hon. Thomas l.. paulk. for ordinary,
Hon. Thomas Young, present incumbent,
Tor clerk Superior Court Dan W. Gas
kin. present Incumbent for sheriff. David
hicketson; for tax receiver. d. =. Lot.
for treasurer. Hamilton Sears. for sur
veyor. Berry Tanner: for coroner. T. G.
Harper. They stated that they would
be as magnanimous as the Democrats.
who put out no opponent 20 Ordinary
Thomas Young. and would name no OPP
ponent 90 Thomas Daniel. the Democratic
nominee for tax collector.
Mayer Mcdonald returned from North
Georgia yesterday. bringing force 81
hands 10 work on the Waycross Air Line
Railroad. from Vickers 20 Fitzgerald
Mr.. W. .. Paxson OF this city. who
has been very IN IN Atlanta. returned
home yesterday.
To-day there was estimated 90 he $500
people az the camp ground az Gaskln's
Spring.
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tent--ihat e 20 say. Il impresses Itself
consistently upon offspring By thorousn-
hied blood one means always running
bood Traiters are IN class apart
They have been developed by judicious
aemixture Of running blood with common
road stock and fixed and perpetuated ~
careful breeding for trottlng conforma-
toa from trotting stock. with still morS
crosses Of running bloou
The young horse kind and prankish. -
the very best payfoliow N the world. "A
least one solitary child found q 20. The
child was a sad tomboy. Her black NAM
my said indeed. "she wouldn't uebbcr SIT
mar icd-uebher ln Dis worl'-widou she
TOXIN stopped the boy walk and boy ways
she had" Hns the tomhoy did not very
greatly mind anything 90 long a. she had
princess-nnd time 10 frolic with her.
Princess was q years old. blood bay.
with plnck points. gentle as dog full
Of frolic as q kitten She pastured all
summer IN a biz old field, but her mis-
tress was hardly over the fence OF II be-
fore she came prnncing ana whickering
"a meet her Then. when the two OF them
had pOw-wowed. when the sugar or ap-
pies had been eaten and the salt basket
hung on high sapiiug. Princess stretch
"a herself TN her back was low enough
for her playmate to leap upon Il. then
went NNffffhNh on WIN N@N Hth3 NAhtt
her saii likewise. pranc.ng little aE she
ran ana giving the least small sldeWisa
Jumps. Sometimes she ran thrice around
the ncld sometimes II was half a dozen
times. No matter how many, the rider
never got down. BeiEg thrown wns the
very best pars Of the fun. Princess did
IL 20 trickily always picking the place
wish the incest care ana feeling n over
with her nose AZ though she herself
meant 10 wnllow. Commonly she chose
place slightly slipping, where the grass
was thick and short. once satisfied with
II. she put her head down. kicked up her
hind feet. gently but decisively, and sent
her rider over her head. then stood look
ing ~ her waEging her head up and down
and nippinR a derisivc lip. Bus once,
when IN play the little Rri lay inert. with
ouistretched moiionless arms. for two or
three minutes Princess caught the Shout
der OF her frock gently IN her teeth ana
shook her lightly until she opened her
eyes. sat up and laughed.
All this before the mare had ever been
hitted She had been raised pet, being
orphaned q little more than q month old.
But when II came 20 regular breaking
she did not belle experience, which "
thar pct colts are the hardest things In
the world "a break properly. The reason.
possibly n they have been 30 INDUCED
they can hardly be made 20 believe the
breaker means what he says.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-03
THE DOG DEPENDANT" DIED.
Police Had Bsen Trying without
Success to get Hin Into Court.
From tha Yen york rt..m-

The troubles OF which this story tells
were all caused hy . dog. a fine 81. Rer-
nard. which had always enjoyed a repu-
tation OF Eentleness and fondness Cor
children IN the neighborhood OF King
street. where he lived and died.
Wednesday evening week ago. Kaiser
that was the dogs name. had taken his
usual after-dinner stroll. and was on his
way 90 the home he shared with Herman
Kuhlman and HE wife. AZ q King street
His dinner, a nice frankfurter sausage
had not agreed with him and ne was not
In a good humor. Albert Rice, q little boy
Of 5. who lives with his parent at 4 King
street was standing on the sidewalk chat
ting with rotue friends FiEh; ~ tine i,s ~
OF Kaiser. This made the dog angry, ana
with a mad growi he dug his sharp teeth
into the throat and soft cheek OF young
Rice Then he walked calmly into the
house.
Mrs kaufman was attracted By the
shrieks OF the boy. who had been fearfully
lacerated. and she dressed his wounds as
best she could and took him 10 his home
where a physician sewed up the wounds
with eight stitches. But the end was not
yet.
when Miss Margaret Rice. the boys
sister. who s Magistrate Pools EtsnoEra-
pher came home and heard OF the dog
rant for the arrest OF the Kuhimans. The
Kuhlmans gave bail. but Kaiser did not
appear and a policeman was sent after
him. Mrs. Kuhiman told the policeman
90 take the dog II he thought he could
persuade him 20 go.
The policeman took a look az the big
animal and then remarked that he wasn't
any good az lion-taming. but he thought
the Society for the Prevention % Cruelty
10 Animals might take care OF the case.
The society. however. declined 20 inter
fere unless the dog was nrst taken 20
their pound. AZ no one volunteered 90
take him there Kaiser was unmolested.
~ the time when the examination was
10 be held In court yesterday Mrs Kuhi.
man cams wiping her eyes with her apron,
and told the Judge that Kaiser was dead
She explained that he had been poisoned.
policeman, who was sent 70 iuvcsti-
gate her story found the animal lying in
the cellsr. ny his side sat kaufman cry.
ing bitterly.
When Mics Rice was told Of the poor
mans grief she readily consented 10 a dis
missal II the case. Mr.. Rico. the boy's
father. howevsI intends 10 bring a civil
suit for o. images.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-03
NATIONAL LETTER cARRrEas.
Want Salaries Increased IN Firrt ana
second Class Oaace.


Detroit. Mich. Sept. Some s0O mem
oers OF the National Association OF Letter
Carriers had arrived this evening 20 attend
the annual meeting OF the Association 90
be held this week. The early arrivals
came quite largely from the East and MA
die West. The presence Of the letter car
riers VIII result In two Labor Day parades
tomorrow.
Officers Of the Association announce
that Il has now a membership OF 1890
with lia local branches aud that all the
government letter carriers in the country.
WIN the exception OF about loo are in
clnded ~ les membership. As usual IN the
annual meetings. tho principal subjects
OF discussion relate 20 possible legislation
by Congress Affecting letter carriers In
cteases u salaries to q uniform rate for
carriers OF both the first and second class
Is 10 b. urged. Carriers OF postofices OF
the hrri class now receive fi.0l0 and Of
the second class $50 What the men de-
sire r. uniform salary Of $500
The question OF pensions for inirm and
disabled letter carriers. which has been
discussed for come years has resulted In
the preparation OF bin providing for pay
ment Of such pensions by . specially APP
pointed officer of the Post0fice DEPART
ment out ol fund raised by assessing
each carrier ] per cent OF his salary The
bill provides for administration Of the mat
Ter by the department without any fur
ther expense 70 the government