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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-03-06
SHOT WITH DEADLY AIM.
A Decatur County Tragedy in Which One
Was Killed and Another Wounded.

A Donaldsonville, Ca, special says ::
Jim Yates, white man, shot and killed
Town Marshall William Freeman and
seriously wounded West Oliver here
Wednesday. Yates had committed
some minor offense against the peace
and good order of the town of Donald
sonville some weeks ago and since that
time has not been in town, but had
been out on his farm. Yates made
threats that he would have Freeman
scalp when he came to town.
Early that morning he came in os-
tensibly to 60 to trial. When Freeman
learned that Yates was in town he
summoned West Oliver to accompany
him to arrest Yates. Freeman told
Yates that he could not go to court
armed. Yates persisted that he would
not give up his pistol. After some
words Yates fired on Freeman, the ball
taking effect over the right eye, kill
ing him instantly. Freeman never
spoke after he was shot. Yates then
turned his attention to Oliver, fred one
shot at him, which took effect in his
leg, Jumped on his horse and made his
escape.
Within an hour fifty armed men
went in pursuit of the murderer. Sher-
if Fordham was wired for and came
from cambridge with dogs, but when
he arrived the trail was too cold for
the dogs to do anything.
Yates horse was found about mile
and half from Donaldsonville hitched
to a tree. But the murderer has not
vet been unprecedented,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-03-06

by inventors by offering further to re-
ward every man who shall devise
means for making ocean travel safer
than it is now.
In consequence the United States
patent office has recorded an increased
number of patents for communicating
between ships at night or in foggy
weather. for warning vessels away
from rocky coasts or from lee shores,
for patent bulkheads, for life buoys,
for unsuitable lifeboats, etc. If one
half of the devices prove successful. in
practice, it will be virtually impossi-
BILE for a great ocean disaster to occur
again.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-03-06

CLIMBED CLIFF TOGETHER.
made when Keewamahi was taken
with a Slight touch of fever. Nothing
was thought Of it. but as he wanted to
get cured quickly he visited one of the
doctors.
Then came the terrible discovery.
The young IIanaka was leper.
He was Immediately hurried to a
hospital and quarantined.
His promised wife came to the hos
pital day after day, always asking
that she be permitted to see Kee-
wamahi, only to be told again and
again that this could not be. Her low
er was leper and incurable.
More than this, the doctors told the
young girl that her lover must soon be
sent to MoIokai, the leper settlement, a
city more weird and terrible than the
city Of everlasting night, more hOrri-
BILE than any city of fictiOn-one place
where of a truth all who enter must
leave hope behind and live the rest of
their lives in waiting.
Again the girl pleaded that she might
join her intended husband. happy in
deed 10 share with him that last long
siege Of waiting for the end, greater
agony than which it is impossible for
the mind 10 conceive. 1t was but an
other proof that the women Of Hawaii
are the women of all the world-ready
to sacrifice life, comfort, everything,
for a love that knows no parting.
~, ~
was making its ravages. 1t was alto
Eether hopeless. as the doctors said.
keewamahi tried to take his life, but
the attempt was not successful. When
LilikOi heard that he had tried to kill
himself, she smiled. To her parents
she said. I'VE will be together soon."
In vain her parents and friends tried
to prove to her, as the doctors had
done, that it was all hopeless, and she
could do nothing for the man she low
ed, and the only right thing to do was
TO try and forget him.
The time for the leper's removal to
MolOkai drew near.
Each night, so her parents will tell
you, she used to go out TO the old
trySting place and wait for her lover
10 return. Her mind was affected, y
was what every one said, as they gen
orally do when it is the heart that is
breaking
The rest of this story must of neces-
sity lack any details. But the suppose
tons are such that they cannot be
misunderstood.
Notwithstanding the vigilance Of the
hospital officials love laughed at lock
smiths at Honolulu. just as it has
laughed at them all over the world
and Keewamahi was a free man, or
more correctly speaking. he was a
free leper. which is a very different
thing Well he knew that tomorrow
he would be hunted and tracked like
wild beast and what he had to dc
he must do quickly.
That same evening LilikOi left heI
home to go to the old trysting place
just as she had done for so many
nights.
She never returned, and her where
abouts were a complete mystery until
with the finding of the bones was
enough of her clothes to prove that
separated in their life, in their death
they were again united
Although no one remembers seeing
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-03-06

Children who are troubled with
worms are pale in'the face, fretful by
spells, restless in sleep, have blue
rings around their eyes, bad dreams,
variable appetite and pick the nose.
Whites Cream Vermifuge will kill
and expel these parasites. Price 25c,
at Dawson Drug Cos.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-03-06
Irony or Loyalty?

Really, are we to take the Filipin o
over Washington as
of irony or loyalty? Dc
they not call attention to the fact that
Washington fought for that which his
country is now denying TO the tilipl-
nos
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-03-06
Thnunanhn nf Them.

"See here said the old gray rat.
whose conscience troubled him. | don't
think we should eat up this cheese. 1t
belongs to poor widow, and
"Is that fact?" inquired the y0un-
gest rcden. in the swarm.
at is"
"Ah. dow | know what's meant by
widows mites Gee, Whit Just look
at Philadelphia Press.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-03-06

Some young men and women Of Co
lumbia college, New York, have formed
a social progress club. Its object is to
study social reforms. Good for these
enthusiastic young students. 1t is the
college educated and the refined and
comfortable everywhere that ought to
take hold of social reforms When
young men and women together bring
their undmmed enthusiasm, their I'M
worn. unweary souls to reform work,
progress will be made. Meantime the
club has looked after its own progress
by appointing young women on its
board of officers.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-03-06
Like Oliver Twist. children ask

Like Oliver Twist, children ask for
more when given One Minute Cough
Cure. Mothers endorse it highly for
Group. 1t quickly cures all coughs
and colds and every throat and lung
trouble. 1t is specific for grippe and
asthma and has long been a well known
remedy for whopping cough.
DAWSON DRUG Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-03-06
The Quakers Are
Honest People,

The Quaker Herb Ton
ic is not only a biz cd
purifier, but a Blood
IN a ker for Pale, Veal
and Debilitated people
who have not strength
nor blood. 1t acts a. s
tonic, it regulates di-
gestiOn, cures dy spepsis
and lends strength and
nn GIG
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-03-06

Headache often results from a diso--
dered condition of the stomach and
constipation OF the bowels. A dose or
two of Chamberlain S Stomach and Liv-
er Tablets will correct these disorders
and cure the headache. Sold by Far
ra-, Harris & Marshall.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-03-06
. 3 D

I see Mrs Darlington Booth has gone
into the cat business, breeding and
selling Angoras in aid Of her dis
charged convicts' home. Other wo.
men might do the same for their own
benefit.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-03-06
THE NEW WOMAN.

It is certain that more than a good
living can be made by many women
from the raising of small fruits and
vegetables. Given a little patch of
good ground near a favorable market,
and brains will do the rest. 1t is well
to select some speciality and devote
oneself mostly to that. l have heard
lately of a lady who has made a spe-
cialty of raising cucumberS under glass
for the winter market, for we in cities
may now enjoy cucumber Nightmares
the year round if we like. Mrs. Angus
ia BosWorth furnishes these to Boston.
AS a music teacher in New York she
lost her health, and no wonder, so she
migrated to the country and began to
raise cucumbers to cool and soothe the
seething intellects of New England.
From one greenhouse $50 feet long the
lady gathers from November till Janu-
ary 200 bushels of cucumbers, selling
at from % to so cents apiece, says the
newspaper report.
AT first thought it does not seem
possible that a FrenchwOman could
play with any sort of success the great
character of Hamlet Yet this Sarah
Bernhard has done to the wonder and
satisfaction of all who heard her-that,
too in a French version of the Shake
speare drama, in which it necessarily
loses much. A New York critic Of
Nine. Bernhardts performance says
she has the finest brain of any wo-
man in France or on the stage, and
he adds, In the player scene Nine.
Sarah electrified the spectators by q
stroke of cOnsummate art that sur
passed the achievement of Booth, Irv-
ing and Sothern in that episode" Such
a tribute to the genius of woman has
seldom been paid.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-03-06

rhi3 signature is on every box of the genuine
Laxative BrOmO-Quini Tablet.
he remedy that cures o cold I'm one day
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-14
BSHADOS UuIDOO

Comunioan de Washington que Sc han
visto ante ell Tribopal Sopremo de Justicis
las apelaciones formr tadas por varlos co.
merci autes, que pr -tsn contra el att0 de
Ias autoridades federales que les exlgeron
ell pago de derech "a sobrs productos i'm
port sdos de Puerto Rico
Mr.. Condeit aleg6 ante la Cote
que la auexlon de un tesIisorio exige que
Sc applique, en absolute, la CONSTITUTION
que rig- en- ell pals que por ct sion con.
quista adquiere squel.
Telegram .s gee az reciben del re-
presentante de los E<tados u Unidos en Ca
raoas. dioen qoe los revoiuoionarios han
sido debeladcs par as fae'Z - del gobler.
10. Aquel'o- se dtrigen prccipitadamen
tie sobre Canaan ;, caya poblacloa sc dis
peueD bomb ard ear.
Con este motive m csfonero de Ia
nsoi6nsa Am erioana b, sslido para dcho
pupto con energloa- tortruooio para
i'm pedir Ell staqn- Il q los f.c iosos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-14
E| viajje de Munoz Rivera
REcEPcTONEs ENTHUSIASTS
tNoTAs DE NUEsrRo coRREsPoNsAL)
PIED a 6

SaIimos de Juncos con dfs esplendido
como s las dos de la tarde acompsn ado
-Muncz por cinco coches, como cien gine
tes dosoientos infantes, sclsmado por ell
pueblo todag las clsses socisles que lie
acompanaron hssta el rio valenoiano-
Por ell camino fnerou aumentsndo los
ginetes y los infsntes = al llegsr Piedrss
sc oubri6 de geDte la calle principal paran-
do Munoz y algunos amigos en- la casa del
eorreligiouario don Genaro Marquee doEde
fueron obsequiados esplendidamente.
A la eDtrada de Piedras estsba levan
tado IN bonito arco, teniendo por colum-
GAS dos hermosas palmss reales que dsban
Isorprendente aspecto y sc Iefa la lnscrit
'ci6n <Al sdalid de las libertades patriass
Como Glen metres de distaDcia de la
misms cslle sc dest8csbs otro sroo de la
misma construction, pero con maa hermo
go follsje con la inscripoi clos fede
rales lie P,edras su digoo jefe>
Sslmos de Piedrsa Las custro de la
tsrde en- union de las comisioDes que habfsn
llegado de Humscao, Yabucoa Nagusbo,
sumentada considerab emeute Ia conou
rrencis con "a ooch dos ientos giuetes J
trescientos ipf4ntee.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-14

A las diez de Ia mafiana hixo su en-
trads en- este simpaticc pueblo, en- medic
de los mas enthusiasts vttores acIama
Clones.
Una oomision de senoritss le aguar-
dabs la eutrada de la poblaoion con
objeto de darle la bienVenida, ofrecien-
dole preciosos bouquets de flores.
En breves 7 elocuentes frases CORES
pondio ell patricia estss demostracio
nes de sim pstfa, acompsnado de immer-
40 gentfo det1vose por breves momentos
en- la casa de nuestro enthusiastic correli
gionsrio Don Grego'io Rivera donde foe
obsequiado gaIsrtemsDte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-14
A kUESTROS SUSCRIP torres De PONCE

Hacemos saber nuestrOs abonad0,
de Ia ciudad del sud, que deben payar
nuestro agente Ell impOrte de la su.cri
ci6n antes del diez de cada mes; en- Ia
inteligencia de que 81 asi no 10 hiciesen,
Sc les retirara Ell perlodlco.
Esta empresa tiene muchos compro-
misos V solo cuenta con SuS entradaS
para satisfacerlos. 81 falt n estas, cIaro
este que no podPemos cumplir con 0>
redactores, tip6grafOs, ETC., etc, cue
comparten con nos tros las faena> dla
rias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-14

La prenas repnblicana dice que la sus
crioion del San Juan Netcs ha mrmsdo
mucho des lie que sc deolaro simpst asdor
de las ideas federsles.
mo cree oportuDo ell sludido colega
publican ell balance actual de sus suscrI
clones, partiendo de la fecha en- que aban
don6 ell mpo Independence
Asf respoudera la prenes republica
na, spoit ara preciosos datos al que ig
more en- que campo militia la verdaders
mayorfa del pafs.
FL domingo permsnecfa ada d oscu
ras ell Ieloj pdblico
E abandono de la casa ldoI1oa hs
llegado al colmo.
Eotre los catorce herido consecuen
cia de la explosion ocurrida en- la hacien
ds <Rastaurada>, encuentran dos &c
bastante gravedad.
La explosion foe motivads por fata
de aqua en- la caldera.
Fut ron detenidos, por orden del iuex,
ell msqninista Desiderio Augies, sus
suxiiares Victor Flgueroa Victor Font.
Va para una qaiDcena ore ca alcalde
don Enrique Chevaller, aun DO Sc ha
podldo O. lebrar uus sola session. por falta
de quorum
Eu a oss del e.fior Mssoller, cale
de la villa, trstaron les republicanos de
oelebrar meeting, con objetn, sfgdn Sc
afrma, de preparsr una oandidatur4 para
ell nuevo comite
AL fecto fuerou invit sdos soto yoce
slgunos repubIioanos del bsrrio %; pero
enterada la mayoria de aque bsrrio de
que en- dichs reunion Sc tratsrfa de GO
contrario Aus deseos. Sc presei IS en Ia
casa del meeting renuuciaudo enforce la
minorfa a los fnes que aiIf la oorgrego.
Al saiir IA cslle Ia oopcurreucia. Ia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-14
81 GOrresponsal
UTUADO

La sgencia de La DEMoCRAcIA en- esa
.ciufad ruegs los suscritoIes no demoren
el psgo mss de 10 conveniente, fin de
que pueda rendir euantas Ia empresa en-
a primers semana de cada mes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-14
PONCE;
NotiCias directas

Algunos jovenes de buen humor ira
tan de formar una sociedad para dar asaI-
tos an estoz meses de aguiuald's
Sc ltanara Ella Sorpresa.s al iguaI
de otra que xxi 6 hece algnnos anos
que tan bueoos recuerdos de!o en- ests
ciudad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-14

ba vivas a Figreroa, Garm n Benitez !
81 sefInr Torres
la policf, ,ov.ifs ~q1elio' lugares,
arms al hrazp. e.p caa - 40 -are@os.
No hubo desordeu
Elsbsdo fa6 dia de grandes iugresos
ou ell Juz yado municipsl.
Dies Q, h policfas oessrtes :" pre-
-eptaron i dem7ndar Al ayHut m ITO
para que les psgueu los susii qps e g
ad eudau.
Hoy. pu.s cnents Ia b ,norabie cor
noracion. con 10 dem audas ID As.
HI ct m t6 repub ,ano lanzo e. saba,
do un xmsnIfeetc> llsm ando & la concor.
dia sas haestes y sconsej ando Ia mas
severa discipline para triturar en- las pro1j-
mas elecoiones al enemigo comu-: el par
lido federal.
Y dice en- uno de sus parrsfo-: sEs
precise que estemos 0rna1 al broz9 para
combatirles "a los federales) vencerIes
como 10 hicImos en- todas ocasiones
CON LAS ARMAs DE LA IDEA, y escuda
dos en- Ell PATRIoTIsMo que distiDgui6
siempre uuestra honrosa sgrupacious.
4AU7fght.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-14

Hsn regresado de los E-tados Unl
dos. la seflora dof1s Eufemia Capo viuda
de PARA; don Felix Ssurf Y su sefors es
posa.
Sean bienvt nidos-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-14

NOTAS de iiav
yalederos
este
Tamben pubico estaciones para
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-01-21

49, SSeitere 3epeihen a,if
9 cite B.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-31
OFFICERS CHOSEN
Retail Grucers' and Butchers As
socIatlen Completes Organization

The recently organized Providence AS
sociation OF Retail Grocers and Butchers
held its second annual meeting at s
o clock last evening In Prescott Post hall,
l2i Washington street
Eleven new members signed the roll
making total of "a. The committee
elected to draw up bylaws, consisting
OF E. G. White William +. Sears and T..
$. Delano made it's report, and the by
laws offered were accepted after brief
discussion.
The following officers and directors
were then elected To serve till the regu-
lar meeting on the third Thursday In Oc-
tober: President. w. r. Cloudman; vice
presidents j. c. Lyons and f. w. Taylor;
treasurer Washington l. Villains; secre-
tary, T. S. Delano; directors. w. 8. Sears,
f. c. White, George w Emerson and w.
+. Van Alstyn.
ID. u. .Upson. deputy organizer
OF the National Association OF Retail
Grocers and A. c. Dowse OF the National
Grocers OF Boston were present and spoke
regarding the needs and benefits of such
an organization as has recently been
formed here.
The next meetnF witt tie held on the
evening OF the third Thursday in August
at the same place. At present IL Is intend
ed to hold two meetings monthly, on the
first and third Thursdays respectively.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-31
THE MUSTER.
Twenty Engines viii Take Part
In "SquIt" at Crescent Park.

The sixth annual nremen's muster and
tournament will be held tomorrow at
Crescent Park. and promises TO be the
largest affair OF the kind ever held In
New England. Prizes aggregsting $3.50
In gold have been offered and many spe-
ctal attractions will be provided for the
day. In addition 10 the contests between
the various engine companies. The lat
ter will come from all parts OF New Eng
land. there being nearly twenty entries,
which include Some OF the most famous
tubs" I'm this part OF the country. many
OF them previous prize winners at Cres-
cent Park
The arrangements for the muster which
Narragansett Engine company, No. z,
Riverside, as In the past, are on a much
more elaborate and complete scale than
ever before, and the great improvements
that have been made Ia the ball grounds,
where the squirt" will be held, will very
greatly facilitate the sport and undoupt-
edly contribute much 20 Its interest.
Aside from the steeplechase and other
regular amusements Of the Park. balloon
ascensions will be given during the az
ternoon and evening, by Bobby Leach and
Mile. Toto, the evening ascension being
accompanied by a display OF rreworks,
and both Reeves American band and the
Banda Hapoli will furnish an abundance
OF entertainment for lovers OF the best
class OF music. The annual hremen
muster has always proved the great event
OF the season at Crescent Park, and, as
large excursios are coming from Connec-
ticut and Massachusetts. provision has
been made 20 entertain = tomorrow one OF
the largest gatherings ever seen on the
arOundg
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-31
!'::!.Theatres. e!

The American Opera company has
scored another hit in Aubers delightful
Fra Disvolo' which will have but TWO
presented ~ the Providence oprea
House this week this evening and
tomorrow afternoon. No more spirited
rendering Of this favorite opera has been
heard in Providence IN years.
Principals and chorus are in excellent
voice and sing the bright enhancing me-
lodies with vim tina, is refreshing Mr..
stewards Fra Disvoio has received "a
deal OF pleasing comment from the iudi-
vfdual members OF the large audiences
who have braved the hot wea ther 10 lis
ten to one OF the most satisfying por-
trayals OF the rohber chief heard here
His several numbers have received en-
core after encore attcstins the esteem In
which he Ia held by lovers of good music
Mr. Stewart has certainly made last
ing impression on our theatre-goers and
his next appearance before Providence
audience VIII result IN an ovation At
their hands. Commencing tomorrow
night the company will sing Gounod s
half of the week with a matinee on Sat-
urday. Faust will be more IN the ma
ture OF new production having been
sung but once here in a dozen years.
Gounods masterpiece will be given
ma gnifcent production. new and special
scenery having been secured. while both
principals and chorus will be resplendent
in new and elegant costumes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-31
WARREN.

Miss Emily Hathaway OF this town Is
spending the summer months among the
New York mountains.
Mrs VIM Olden is entertaining her
unother-in-law. Mrs l.. NJ olden, OF
Keene. n. VI.
Amity Lodge. l. o. o. F.. will meet IN
Odd Fellows hall tonight and transact
routine business
Celestia Lodge, u. OF r.. met and trans
acted routine business last night.
Prayer meeting win be held In the
Baptist and Methodist churches tonight
Miss Anna L. Howard of Peterboro, ~
H, is on a short visit to friends In town.
Martin Burke has started work on a
new two-story house on Market street
Mr. Charles Bliss is suffering from a
quite severe attack of rheurna tism.
Mr. F. n. Bliss was visiting friends in
Newport yesterday
The steam launch Emily H. Of Provi-
dence, took large party down to the
Newport fete yesterday. The PARTY
returned home at an early hour Yacht
Egbert carried a private party OF excur-
sionists TO Newport. number OF War
rem people witnessed the illumination at
Newport last night. The excursion
trains on the Consolidated road were all
packed when they arrived at this station
and with the additional crowd that was
jammed I'm at this station the cars were
pretty tight ht. A good deal OF
grumhling was heard from those who
had TO stand up and those who were fort
unate enough to secure seats were lucky
At the last renorts the crowd that went
from Warren had not all returned at an
early hour this morning
Messrs Malcom and John Thompson
Of New York are the guests OF Miss
Arsline Thompson at her residence on
Main street
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Childs of this
town left for a trip to New York Mon
day night
The Troys OF Providence will be the on
ponents Of the local team on Saturday
Barge Hone Of New London. which has
been discharging a cargo Of coal for t.
NJ Martin. sailed Monday
James Calland. a returned Philippine
soldier. who has been visiting friends IN
town. returned home recently
James Ratchelder and family who have
been visiting az tho Pan-Anferican TX
position. have returned homo asain.
Mrs. Winifred G. Houar. who has been
visiting friends ont OF town for = few
DAYS returned home YESTERDAY
Henry W. Eddy and Arthur J Smith
returned home from Newport In tho Yacht
Dorothy this morning.
The new addition tN the Wsrrpn Nfs~-
ufacturnr c6mpany is about practically
completed. y. ~ Watson is the con-
tractor.
The new railway between Warren aud
Fan River recently distributed rails along
the route preparatory 20 laying them
Tho road will turn through ~ HANDY
street and connect with the other route
~ tho rorncr ~ Market street The raiis
arc N feet In length and are larger in
thickness than the ones used by the sub
urban road