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The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05
DIEGNAN SUSPENDED.
Mayor Gave His Decision In the
Third of the Mcclure Cases

Mayor Myers gave his decision yester-
day in the case brought by James Nc
CURE against Patrolman Diegnan. The
officer is suspended indefinitely. The
Mayor said he regarded this as the proper
action, as Diegnan Is now under indict-
ment for assault and battery. 1t will be
recalled that Mr.. Mcclure charged the
patrolman with having beaten him in
John Carr's saloon on Bay street, east.
The cases against Sergt. Baughn and Pa
trolman Lang were dismissed by the
Mayor day before YesterdaY.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05
auction Prices.

Jackson. Metzger & Co. are selling
housefurnishings at prices that are as
cheap as II bought at auction sale in
basement" china, glass and crockery de-
partment. Corner Broughton and whita-
ker.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05
Pan American Exposition, Buffalo
Win Southern Railway.

Tickets on sale, beginning April 30.
Choice of routes, via Washington or via
Ashville and Cincinnati. For further in
formation apply to James Freeman, c. p.
G. T. A., l4 Bull street; phones s5O.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05
Chiffon Hat SnIe.

Tomorrow and eli this week. as long
as they last. remember of some styles
there are only few left. were $500. $500
and 800. to be placed on sale at $3.50. ele-
gantly made; these are the very best
chiffon hats shown. krouskom' Sad.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05

AT Estilrs News Depot. No. IS Bull
street. Savannah Morning News and all
the other leading dailies, with large and
varied stock of standard books and light
literature. monthlies and weeklies and a
full line OF stationery. and everything else
usually found in irst-class news depot.
-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05

Siverware, sterling. is always an ac-
cepta BILE present, whether a Chest of sill
YER" a set, or single elaborate piece.
and if it comes from Sternberg & Co., its
quality. value and rich designing is an
assured fact.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05
p. P. is purely a vegetable com.

p. p. P. is purely a vegetable com
pound, is easy to take, and it's effects are
miraculous. 1t is the best spring medi-
cine in the world, superior to all sarsapa-
rillas. p. p. p. restores vigor to the mind
and body, makes the step elastic ana
tones up the entire system
Take p. P. p for the health. All drug
gists sell tad.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05

$1.0o Savannah to Charleston and re-
turn, Sundays only, via Plant System.
Commencing Sunday. May IL. convenient
and quick schedule. Cali on ticket office
at the De Soto Hotel or Plant System
depot for further International
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05

Basement, at auction prices.
Table c over fifty different articles to
select from at &c each. Table D. a little
OF everything wooden and tinware, at &c
each. Corner Broughton and Whitaker
Streess.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05
Pan American Exposition, Buffalo
Via Southern Railway.

Tickets on sale, beginning April 3d.
Choice of routes, via Washington. or via
Ashvlle and Cincinnati. For further in
formation apply to James Freeman, c. p.
G. T. A, 1A Bull street; phones S50.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05
EXQUISITE Chr CI...

You have a faint conception Of the beau
ty OF real cut glass II YOU havn't seen
sternberg & Co.'S display. Peculiarly ar
propriate for wedding presents.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05
The Gainshorongh Hnt.

Krouskoff's offer this week the very
SWEETEST designs in trimmed hats at $500.
These are just the correct styles for the
season, and the price is in the reach of
everyone. Krouskoff' Sad.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05
$500 SWEETEST Trimmed Hats $500,
For thC geason

The popular hat for the coming sum
mer season for seashore and outing in
Jap. braid; also In leghorn and chiffon,
at Krouskof' sad
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05
ON m. WHITES ESTATE.
Temporary Letters of AdminIstra-
ton Granted by Judge screven.

Mrs. Mary S. White was granted tenn
porary letters Of administration upon the
estate Of the late Dr. S. a. White. in the
Court OF Ordinary yesterday. The value
of tho real and personal property OF the
estate was estimated by Mrs. White. In
her petition for temporary administration,
a $1,000
Mrs. White also filed a petition for the
grant OF permanent letters Of administra-
ton. These will probably be granted at
the next term OF the court.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05

To Give an Entertainment and Con-
cert Mt Parish Hall.

Living Pictures From Great Paintings"
and concert will form the programme
OF an entertainment that will be given by
the choir boys OF st. Johns Church ct
ST johns Parish Hall Tuesday night. At
the end Of the entertainment the floor
will be cleared and there will be dancing.
There is no doubt that che entertainment
Will be a clever one and that It viii be
enjoyed by all who attend.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05

Visit the seashore on the Plant System
popular excursions to Charleston and
Brunswick. Tickets sold for Sundays
only, limited to return date of sale, COM
mencing May Fad.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05

Southern Railway is only line operating
dining cars into and out of Savannah
ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05

Southern Railway is only line operating
dining cars into and out of Savannah
adj
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05
Do You Suffer

With Neuralgia, or Headache? Antimi-
grain is sure cure. Sold by Solomon
Co.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05

Southern Railway is only line operating
dining cars into and out of Savannah
Cd
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05
10000 PennyweIshts of ola Gold.

II you have as much or more or less.
stornberg & Co. will buy It at full value.
I'D
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05
ELEGANT DINING CARS
On All Trains Via the Southern Rail-
way.

New York and Florida Express. leaves
Savannah at 12:55 p. m, and United States
Fast Mail at 1870 a. m, Central time,
daily. Both trains carry Pullman draw
ing-room sleepers through to New York
and dining cars. Office. al Bull street.
Phones S50.-ad.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-21

to civilization, has witnessed several cread-
ful accidents in later years, but the crime
which cast the deepest shadow upon 1t was
the atrocious murder OF gentle Fatner fer-
ago, in the beautiful old pile OF mission
buildings marking the canon's entrance.
EOrgave With HIS Last Breath.
The good old priest was shot down rs he
was passing from breakfast to prayers by
his protege and dependant, Henry Kruse-
meyer Lingering for nearly twenty-four
hours in horrible agony, the sanity man
blessed the hand that had so cruelty slain
him, and 1t was because OF his iutercession
that Krusemeyer to-day occupies a cell In
Highland Insane Asylum. instead OF having
swung from the gailows.
Aguilar Canon, on the road to Linings-
toms old ostrich ranch, back of Carpfnteria,
has for its grim tragedy the record Of q
SlSuSburst S,st which so, some ten years age; on
warning upon peaceful ranch where q fair
young woman was pursuing her household
tasks. 1t was too late to nee to place Of
roaring down through the Ellch. Almost in
a seconds time she was swept away, and
the great powders rolled down from the
hills and torn out OF the mountain side
monument. In Goyernador Canon, farther
along. the range, a man lost his life In 9
cloudburst.
Tragedy Links Three Canons.
Three canonB west of the city are inter.
linked by a series OF tragical events. Z
One. bright summer morning William
Martinez. handsome young. Mexican OF
superior intelligence and breeding, who was
foreman Of the 'Sunnys.de Ranch, at the
mouth of Iona Ahijo Canon. sometimes
called Lewis,s Canon, after the owner 0l
the ranch. made his preparations to 70 to
eheerfaiiy. % then. With sHS S parsies Ssi auip snd
quarters assigned to his nss. and. placing
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covered that She was wounded. She Is and

covered that she was wounded. She Is and
will always be an invalid in consequence
of the wound. but few soldiers can show
finer record for cool and unselfish cour-
It was up Rattlesnake Canon. which
forms the east arm Of Mission Canon. that
Cyrus Barnard was tracked the day follow
ing the murder OF the Richardson's. moth
and daughter-as foul crime as ever
stained the pages Of this States history.
In either that or the adjoining, sycamore
Canon, Cyrus Barnard. one Of their mur-
derers. is believed TO have concealed the
evidences OF his connection with the crime,
and many have vainly searched. hoping to
find something that might cast further light
upon the black mystery.
Two Atroclons Crimes.
The Richardson villa stands Just below
Hot Springs Canon, In Montecito, on the
plateau fronting the sea. One Of the ac-
completes in the bloody crime in which
these two women were butchered. one
white-haired and the other lovely girl on
the threshhold Of Womanhood, escaped by
way of Romero Canon over the range into
Blue Lakes Canon, where an old trail has
its outlet IN the Upper otai Valley. -
portant mountain canon merges into the
canyon. stands the ancient adobe house
was ws' rossted to death % because i he refused to
place Of his hoard.
Poisoned by Pic.
A little out Of Franklin Canon In Car
pntesTa is the sS,st:se dTst I nessy
once on trial for attempting TO poison =
neighbor. This netghhor had been exceed:
insiy troubiesoms IN many ways and
. ss.sk e. surprise nay Se assnea S shen
JUICY Sas oad and dsiicsteiy bros1ed and dsieious.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-21
Final Clearing Sale Of High. Grad,
Sewing nachines.
the mu.sle Of his ride in his mouth, blew

the muxsle OF his rifle in his mouth, blew
out his brains
The only rational motive ever assigned for
this deed was that Martinez, fellow OF
much n'.e aa,, ambition and pride had been gradu-
nation Of drink. He had again and again
pledged himself to reform, but the previous
night; after weeks Of abstinence, he had
and getting into a fight. had received a cut
his face.
just beside the door of his room little
ping back for some forsotten article as he.
turned to come out, he caught sight OF ms
disfgured face in the glass, and In mo.
ment of frensied shame and remorse, caught
up the rifle and put an end to his exist;
ence.
However this may be, Martinez had a
marriage Of his fathers second wife, a
stupid, ignorant fellow. who was passion-
thariu.
Of his brothers DEATH He went to the
house, looked etolidly at the pitiful sight.
then left In silence. making no comment,
bright. promising existence had been ended
by self-murder. III.
This Indian literally ran amuck with his
ody G5 us twS later sn srssps
Of prey. came upon three young people.
Alice and Addie Havens, and their young
brother. Judge quietly passing a hot aft
Dor far from their house. up Maria Ygnacio
Canon. above Cathedral Oaks.
An lnnocent Victim.
I He sullenly. asked for water, and they
led him to q cool srriny. where he drank
his al, but when he had sattsfied his thirst
I.he still hung around. acting mysteriously.
sometimes lifting his gun and aiming It at
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-21
, spiced, baked by her own hand. He par

ly spiced, baked by her own hand: He par
took Of It and became deathly sick.
Now. straight New England pie has slain
aba but M III. ssss Tie =: an vino
took OF the pie was suffering from strych-
nine poisoning. and the presumption was
that II was in the pie and that It did not
Betsy was tried for attempted murder.
and a fine, strong case was made out
against her, but the prosecution slipped up
OF q the Ia pie from their RanS. to the nee chemists
and from the chemists to chemists assist
ants there was one stage where they had
lost the identity Of the pie and could not
have been tampered with. Betsy was
thereupon acquitted. but the distinguished
chemist suhpoenaed for the defense. since
then president Ct the state Board 81 o. PhaI hnd
safely slowed away IN a burglar-proof safe
a piece Of the same Pie, of which the iden-
tity could be in no doubt, and in which the,
had found enough strychnine to kin q
which saved the life OF Betsy'e enemy.
After the trial the little. old woman de-
veloped senile insanity, which, no doubt.
led her to the act which so nearly cost her
her liberty. and for years was a quaint and
conspicuous character on Santa Barbara
streets on market days. when she would
come riding into town carrying In her arms
two little ions-esred yellow dogs.
Suicide Of . Couatess.
The last and In some respects the most
shocking Of this train OF tragedies was
tho suicide Of the rich and accomplished
Mrs. Frederick Hamsch. better known as
the Countess Ritter. the former wife Of q
Commo6ors In the Prussian Navy. Mrs.
Hamsch dwelt In beautiful homo on the
Hot s,nss G:syo9s 81 ,Ss Ssd and .,s e v: ISss
She lived. her lavish expenditure and her
passionate love for horses and dogs She
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one and the other He finally aimed II at
the boy, and laid his finger on the trigger

one and the other. He finally aimed u at
the boy, and laid his finger on the trigser
with an ugly threat.
"A Alice ta fair girl; brave ;a,,a, as lion, M
the lad. and walked straight up to the muz-
zle. intending to COW him by her indiffer-
ence, until she could get near enoush to
pnea n es fsssr sna
fell to the ground, a shot having pierced
her neck, grazing the. spinal column. She
lay there, apparently dead, but really 1uily
conscious, although temporarily paralyzed
while her sister and brother fed toward
the cottage, a quarter OF mile away. over
hill and ravine.
orzeras walked over and looked down up
on his supposed victim. and she. through
half-olosed eyes, saw his, look, and carries
always in her mind the vision OF his rigid.
dark face. with the shining white teeth:
his flight through the hills; and days after
wards was found by a. Sheriffs posse lying
dead on bunk in a little cabin In an
other canon little farther along the
He had ended his life with the same Fine,
in much the same manner In which his be-
loved brother had died.
Her0ism Of Alice.
His strange actions we're afterwards ex-
planned BY the fact that his mind had be-
come possessed with the insane belief that
some woman had been accountable for his
vens ranch he had threatened a young
his % brother..' d ss' '
After her first faintness. had passed Alice
stopped and washed the blood from her
| neck and face, that her appearances might
not alarm her mother; and, walking down
sister, who was fainting from fright. It
| was not; until aha had got into the house
! and had lost consciousness that they dis
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had entertained Q small company at dln-
ner that evening, and remained with 1ee
guests until nearly 10 O'Clock. when, po-
litely excusins herself for q moment. she
retired to her apartment. and, placing .
ing through her temples. She died With
out being able 70 utter d word IN e1plana-
tion Of her terrible act. white hsf husband,
clasped her In his arms vainiy entreatt9a
one last word OF affection.
Startling az many Of these tragedies and
currence or commission, time quickly ~
lows memory in this beautiful southlAN0,
and when a few years have sped By th14
become but haunting reminiscenee, ooalo
parting flavor Of romantic tradition S6e
land which could never pail. not eysa -
rnONofONy -
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-21
Notion Dept.

2 Midsummer sale of the small popularity denomi-
ated notions"
socknet shields No worth 1oe fse
pair -
At 15 fancy Elastic Side Supporters any
AT gac Piece,Good quality black veveteen Skirt Bind
At l0c Cardodds Ends all Of Pearl Buttons
card. worth &c to 15c dozen:
At &c Pece-Feathsrstched Braids white and colored.
7c dozen, for &c =
dozen. dozen. $50 .',.-
At lec Eaeh-Tooh Brushes all quality brstes worth
At sc EaehHar brlstles and &c. for
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-21

In spite Of pride and Spartan ideal4 the
Japanese are an essentially Gentle taee.
lees Magazine. Broiis In which one nan
hits another are Of rare occurrence, bloUD
are generally the preface Of death strug-
sravailinr s,s i6ess o9 d morsit1 WS;ch - -
much lower than ours, but there aTo 1e0
wifel,eatera and the home atmosp19se =
lows that q little true Do1iteAeSo 81 o.
part Of the foreigner 9oe0 q l0a9 W.. ~
almost invariably meets with worm 49,.
in y,sip. They are quick to resnosS ~ ~
act 0f real kindness. - they are to rSnsSf
an act which has = tinge of arfoganeG.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-21
Hot WeathersLinens

For all the house. This is the of weather
makes plentiful supply of the articles quoted absolutely
senta We give prices that will make the expense light
to be mpercepbe in comparison with the comfort be-
slows.
100 dozen Terry Bath Towels inches:
Wash Cloths soc: Soc. 75c and 500 per Dozen
dozen Bath Towels, bleach $150
dozen.
rs Linen Sheets full double-bed sze to close
at $3.50 a pair.
pairs at $500 pair. 80,
u pairs q
800 pairs AN-lnen Pillow Slips CSC a pair
1000 Glass Toweling IS inches wde goods 12ac
Mats, each; many Of
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-21
s:;.: N oss s.ts Biz Upholstery Dept.

has always sold
and 75c per foot; closing out at per foot. ac
Irish Point Lace Curtains, 81 inches wie 3h yards long
worth $3.50 per pair; to close out. per pair sa15
Curtains, 60 inches wde yards long, worth
$18. per pair At per pair. SIS.
Is rolls China Mating left 40 yards to the roll $500
rol while 1t lasts, per roll. ST
Japanese Mating the roll white with
inad figures 8 90 ro to close out while It lasts
80 Summer Rugs. $1.5o each to close lot Soc.
25 Wool Rugs chance to
inches former price 1850
Monday $50.
Chairs seat and back 1885, to Close $i0o
Porch Rockers palm @96 to close $A25
East India Chairs, large were &:7S: now $5:7h
East India Chairs, ladies', were 3575 now 1915
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-21
argains in Barr's Big Busy Basement

Drop Head; five drawer; worth sS6.
Bars Clearing S22 OS
Sale Price. .~s
Champion Sewing Machine; Drop Head
Style: every one Guaranteed worth
s35. Barr's Clearing S1S. O5
Champion Sewing Machine, with Box
Top; three drawer; Guaranteed worth
So; Barr Bars Clearing 1920
The Easy Running. Southwestern Sew
ing Machine. with all attachments;
nicely finished, three-drawer, Box Top;
worth $50. Barr's Clearing &11. 90
Sale Price.
Drop Head Style. Southwestern Sewing
Machine, with all attachments; nicely
flnished: Guaranteed for 10 years:
worth s25. Barrs Clearing S1:3 90
sale Price. ................ .~AO'>0
Important Bargains
for Housekeepers.
Extra fine bristle dusting Brushes:
worth Csc. Clearing 12c
Sale Prtce..............:....
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Hosiery & Knit Underwear

Time does public from shopping
when Bas special sale Of fine Swiss Underwear
Ind fancy Hosiery.
We bought the entire line of samples Of the largest I'm
porter this country Of Ladies' Swiss Underwear and
paid SO 3 cent less than the of Importation and
Instance:
Ladies' best quality Swiss Ise Vests low neck and no sleeves
cream price sons-third one Jess less than importation -.
sleeves in white cream and light eoors: w.n 30 the
Ladies' Swiss Ls and Silk and fine nghtwesht Wool
of importation
Ladies and fine Wool Vests Union SUIT: in
ehe neck and and arms some big basains n this lot for the
SPECIAL. LOTS OF LADIES' FANCY HOSIERY.
Ladies quality Cotton black boots
and fancy stripe tops black and coored grounds with
all 35c quality for 25c
2-Iades quality Llse Thread
and fancy extracted figures aloyer stripes and black
boots fancy the regular 6c kind: for this
three pairs for St00
3-Lades quality Imported Lisle
oyer lace patterns with small silk stripe: all the
lar SIC kind; for this week. Soc per pair. <s1se
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-21

Dusting Brush, large size. made Of ex-
ira fine bristle; worth TIC. Clearing
Sale RSr,
trlce....-.....-........
Extra large size scrubbing Brush, solid
back; worth 1Sc. Clear &c
ing Sale Price.
Good Shoe Brushes. with handle and
dauber attached: worth &c. 1zc
Clearing Sale Price.
Feather busters.
1o-inch Turkey Feather buster; worth
ise Clearing Sale &c;
Fancy Picture Duster, with Gold
Bronzed Handle: worth 29c. 1Sc
Clearing Sale Price.
Extension Handle Feather Duster; worth
isci Irics Clearing Sale lOc
Fancy China and
Bric-a-Brac.
VIII be almost given away in our China
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-21
Bs.sDs Sr Bs.ases,

gprains or sores. burns or eoatde vue,nS
cuts, tetter or ecSefna, aH QU5olEtS cS1S -
Banner Salve. the mo6G ho6liiSG ~ dfeSS 4
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-21
White Goods.

We reduced the prices many Of our beautiful
novelties patterns and qualities that not to be
found anywhere in St Louis outside of Bars.
yards Of Medium Cord Pique special value 2c yard
pieces of linen finish Duck. grand value 1Oc yard
Madras ladies' shirt
waists 12lsc yard
splendid assortment of patterns Shifting Madras. 80
inches wide, only 15c yard; worth 25c
pieces Imported Striped Oxords for shirts and shirt
waists zoe yard.
LOCO pieces Imported India Linen, 15c yard.
wide Hemstitched Sirtng Null grand value at 3Oc
this week, 18c yard.
500 of fine chamois finish English Long Cloth, special
this week. $l25 IL yards to piece.
Nains0ok. 12yard pieces, fine Tor
ladies' underwear and infants wear; $l40 a piece.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-21
Millinery.

for millinery buyer to look after
his fall stock.
Before he goes eastward every trimmed hat In stock
sold There 90 trimmed hats that were priced
$685. and $3.50 These all marked at price
selling You take choice at stand
well worth coming early for hats that can wear until
November.
About 40 fresh Straw Walking Hats and Shirt Waist
Hats 5000 $3.50 the price, Monday we snail
make them all price, while they last, e. 60 .
80 elegant Hats 000 $500 the price; all Monday
a $500
weight Felt Walk
% Styles Be
and get
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-21
Wash Wrappers
At Halt Prics.

About 5000 wrappers in the
purchase-every one being
a model of perfection in
style, fit and workmanship
there are hundreds of
styles to select from. All
" a i SITS are handsomely
trimmed, full width skirts,
both plain and flounced.
All have fitted Innings, ma
terials are light weight
percales, batiste and sheer
dimity lawns, most beauti-
full new designs and col
orings.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-21

Store Monday. Sale on Our Great
Bargain Tables.
&c pieces Of Fancy China on the
1Oc Bargain Table
4Oc pieces Of Fancy China on the
1Sc Karxaln Table
75c pieces Of Fancy China and Bric-a
Brac on the
Csc Bargaia Table
81 pieces of Fancy China and Bric-a-
Brac on the
SOC Bargain Table
sand $ pieces of Fancy China and Bric-
a-Brac on the
7sc Bargain Table
Great July Clearing
Sale Reductions.
Polished Steel Fry Pans:
No. Z, worth 35c. Clearing 1SC
Sale Price. e..-........................ S~S
No. worth 40c. Clearing 20r
Sale Price...................... wv
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Wash Fabrics.

At the rate public is buying wash fabrics we shall
have the need but yet there plenty of
bargains in just goods you'll need when the little
troopng back al tattered and torn but healthy and
brown, to get ready for school.
1000 pieces fine Lawns Dmties and Printed codele all re-
yard
Madras stripe shirts
waists. reduced to 15c yard.
plafds,
an stripes. reduced to 10c yard
Nansook Shrtngs lovely patterns of pink,
blue and black &c yard
DimitfeS Batstes, all reduced 10c
yard
finest French 9iaue and Scotch shirtinss reduced
Wash Fabrics must be closed this week.
Prices figure; the goods must be sold
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-21

Novelty Wringer. No. 3sl: Wood Frame.
u-inch, Solid Rubber Rolls. Ball Bear
ing. Guaranteed for three years.
p.9at %9rth $685. Clearing Sale S3.lO
Bissers Champion Carpet sweepers:
Worth N.75: Clearing Sale 81 40
fTlCe....... .............
Self Sharpening Lawn Mowers. I2-inch
size; worth s2.25: Clearing 81 AZ
Sale Price,.