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The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-01
THEY WOULD. LYNCH JOHNSON.
That is, if East Rome Negroes Could Ge
Him Out of Jail

Rome, Ga, ALsGst 3l-The negroes
OF East Roms-syonld lynch Jim John.
son - they could get him away.from
the county jail. Wednesday morning
the negro johnson broke into the home
Of Albert Sims, oolorsd, in Ess. Rome,
and savagely assaulted Sims wife, who
was alone in the house. When Sims
returned he was infuriated and angry;
mutteriBgs were heard, This after
noon Johnson was arrested, tried be-
fore a justice and sent to jail under q
heavy bond.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-01
TO PLAY BALL TOMORROW.
Naval Reserves 'and Plant Systems Will
Cross Bats at the Fair Grounds.

A very interesting game of baseball
has been arranged for tomorrow after
noon between the Naval Reserve and
the Plant Systems.
These two teams are very evenly
matched, much rivalry exists between
them and very interesting game is
promised, The game will be played
on the diamond at the fair grounds and
will be called at 8 80.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-01
LOST LIVES IN HIGH WATER.
Forty Persons Drowned in North Carolina
in Three Months.

Raleigb, N. c., August Silt is es-
mated that since May 10 no fewer than
forty persOns have been drowned 10
this state, by far the greatest iOss OF
life being in Mitchell county last Ms.
A man, his ghter-in-lsw and two OF
her children were drowned Tuesday in
. small stream ar Rutherfordton, the
wagon in which they were in, having
been overturned by ths flood.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-01
About Half of Them at Work.

Columbia, s, c., August 3I.-About
half their number Of regular employees
returned to work today BY count
710 people, half of them children, en-
tered the Olympia, Richlsnd and
Grandy mills this morning. Another
meeting of tbs union was held last
night, ct which many new members
were initiated. Resolutions were pas
sed indorsing the fairness of The State
! In dealing With the strike.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-01
Excursion to Savannah.

The Brunswiok & Birmingham rails
road will inaugurste their cheap Suu-
day excursions to Savannah today.
The train will leave Brunswick at 700
shis morning, returning leave Swan
nah at 80 this afternou Fare for
the round trip, 81.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-01
Baptist Church.

There will be the usual services to-
day ct the First Baptist church, con-
Quoted BY the pastor, Rev. Walter M
Gilmore. All are cordially invited,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-01

the Hessie will run anothsr of their
EXCURSIONS to St, Simon Sunday. Boa
leaves st 0 a, m. and p. m. leaves st.
Simon 1 n. m, and o. M.
Evening star., 1901-05-04
Free Sample s:sps S, + fiss ESS.y. send ssI: sHs
THE ABBEY EFFERvESCENT SALT co.
Sls Murray Street, New York

the leading character Of the insurrectiou
on its civil side, but he chose to side with
the Spanish government against the re-
volt, and when autonomy did come he ac-
cepted the place of secretary Of the treas
ury under Captain General Blanco though
at that time everybody knew that auton-
omy was predestined failure.
MT. Montoro was a member Of the Span
ism eyacution commission. and he American
commissioners had reason to appreciate his
intellectual acumen in the diplomatic fenc-
ing to have some declaration made by the
United States as to where Cuban cover
eighty resided. The radical Cubans at first
showed i'll feeling toward him. but most OF
their leaders were his friends. When Cen
eral Wood wanted him to accept a chair
in the Havana University some OF the in
surgents urged him TO comply. but he de-
clined, because hes thought the intolerance
would be too great. Since then the i'll feel
ing has been dying out. Though Maxine
Gomez had contempt for most of the
autonomiStS, he always credited Mont pro
with sincerity. The latter, in his present
role, appears as critic of the radical Gu
bans, and his criticisms are severe. This
Is the best sign of the growth of tolerati Du
in Cuba, for Montoro is excessively timid,
and his lack Of moral courage has been one
drawback to his success. When he begins
to criticise IL may be taken for ,,ranted
that criticism is not attended with any
great degree of resentment. If his pres ent
activity should result in bringing Montoro
into public affairs. it would be a good thing
for the future Cuban republic He is ,ne
of the great Latin publicists. and his ser
vices would be of unusual value in for:nu-
lating its International relations.
CHARLES NJ. PEPPER
Evening star., 1901-05-04
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used with absolute safety and certainty Of cure.
Many physicians using the Pyramid
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painless convenient to use. and the patient can
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Or. Wharton says the Pyramid Pile Cure Will
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Evening star., 1901-05-04
Attacked by Hishwaymen

SlNCldi correspondence of The Evening star.
HYATTSVILLE, Md, May. 4, 1901.
Charles Z. Turin, resident of Alexan-
dria, drove out early in the day Tuesday to
visit friends just beyond Bladensburg, and
left the house of his friends about o clock
to drive to Washington. After passing
through the village, and when near the old
dueling grounds, two men sprang from a
clump of bushes on either side of the road
and one caught the bride of Mr.. Turrins
horse while the other attempted to take
hold of him. His suspicion being aroused
when the men first made their appearance
he reached for heavy buggy whip and be-
gan lashing his spirited horse. The animal
began plunging, threw the highwayman
who had hold of The bride to the ground
ana dashed over him The second man
then attempted to climb into the rear of
the wagon, and was about half way in
When Mr. Turin pulled his revolver and
hred directly at him. The man was seen
to fall from the rear of the wagon. Mr..
Turin supposing ehe, had inflicted fatal in
Juries. turned his wagon and drove back to
the place; but both men had disappeared
Evening star., 1901-05-04
Casualties Reported by Gen. Mac
Arthur.

The War Department has received the
following list of casualties from General
Macarthur at Manila:
Wounded-April >, F. 4th Artillery, Cal
bayog, Samar, George H. Glover thigh'
slight Corporal Warren Faust, feet, slight;
Sasona, LuZon. NJ 2oth Infantry, Franklin
II. Gross. shoulder, slight; Louis Gregory,
leg above knee, slight. April II, Talobam,
Samar II, 1st Infantry, William Schlager,
arm, slight; Clyde Il. Ely. arm, slight.
April -, Cabugao. LuZon, l.. :Sd Cavalry,
Corporal Alfred Balin, abdomen. slight;
Captain John b. Mcdonald. lung, severe.
April II, Taclobam, Leyte, H. lst Infantry,
Quartermaster Sergeant William Blake, alb
domcn. moderate.
Kiled-April 10, Lagonoy, Luzon, NJ.
41th Infantry, Harry A. Warmer He also
reports that the transports Buford and
Wright arrived at Manila yesterday.
Evening star., 1901-05-04
Electricity I'm India.

Consul General Patterson at Calcutta. in
a report TO the State Department, says
there may be an opportunity for our manu-
facturers of electrical machinery to secure
the contract for the proposed electric
plant TO be constructed at Lahore the cap
ita, of Punjab. Besides Lahore, which has
a population of about 100000. the cities of
Madras. Delhi. Lucknow. Allahabad, Agra,
Cawnpore and Benares. all in India have
no electric plants. with the exception of
Madras. which has one for tramways. but
not for lighting. The consul general says
that electric lighting, though introduced
into Calcutta only last year. is coming into
general use.
Evening star., 1901-05-04
Wireless Telegraphy Stations.

The wireless telegraphy board, now meet
ing at Newport. r. l., is expected before
long to visit some of the Atlantic coast
points where the weather bureau has in
stalled systems of wireless telegraphy
which promise to give valuable results.
These are located at Cape Henry, Roanoke
Island and Cape Hatteras, covering a
stretch of about 100 miles. Already, it is
said excellent results have been secured
in the transmission of wireless messages,
and the plan is to establish complete COM
munication between this group of far-re-
moved points
Evening star., 1901-05-04

ton The new line is installed at Ebers-
walde. a small city near the German capt.
tai. The automobiles of this novel line,
says the consul general. receive their mo-
tive power' from an overhead wire by
means of trolleys which are connected
with each of them by movable cables.
Thus the vehicles are enabled to be de-
tached and may turn out from the main
line at any desired point on the road. Mr..
Guenther adds that the line has been in
spected by experts, and that the system is
expected to meet with general favor in
Germany.
Evening star., 1901-05-04
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Evening star., 1901-05-04
To Replace Tfme-Expired Men

The auxiliary cruiser Dixie, which sails
from New York May O for long trip to
South America will carry large number
of enlisted men for the South Atlantic sta
tion. and win bring back those on the sta
ton whose time is abotit up. In all about
100 men will be taken south and most Of
the number will be left on the southern
station
Evening star., 1901-05-04

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The State Department has been informed
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Gadd. United States consular agent at
Port Limon. from an attack of malarial
fever. = Mr. Gadd was a native of New
York. but had spent large part of his
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Evening star., 1901-05-04
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Cromwell Relieves schley.

Rear Admiral Cromwell has informed the
Navy Department in telegram from Mon
teVideo that he assumed command of the
South Atlantic squadron today. succeeding
Rear Admiral W. S Schley, relieved. The
latter Is now on his way to the United
States.
Evening star., 1901-05-04

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The Call on Palma.


One act Of the commission, or of its in
dividual members, which did not receive
much attention in the United States, will
be discussed with keen interest in Cuba,
and the members will be interrogated
sharply about it. This was their confer
ence with Tomas Estrada Palma the vet
eran chief of innumerable Cuban juntas.
1t was proper to confer with Palma, be-
cause he is entitled to represent the Cuban
revolutionary element in the United States,
and no Cuban understands better than nc
American public sentiment. But some
members of the commission went beyond
this and let it be known that Palma IS
their choice for president OF the Cuban
republic. The meaning of their utterances
was not at first seen, but if they did not
think that there was going to be tupah
republic before long they would not be
concerning themselves over the choice oil
the chief executive. This gives ground
for the inference that the members IN
their own minds We're preparing the way
for the acceptance of the Platt amendment,
for after their interviews with fresiuth.
Mckinley and Secretary Root not the
slightest doubt could remain to them that
the only road to the Cuban republic rs
along the broad highway which the Ilatt
amendment provides.
The members of the committee had no
authority to confer with Mr.: Palma about
the presidency. The constitutional con-
yention itself has no authority to indicate
candidates. That is to be left to the Cuban
people. But the members of the committee
will be likely to say that they eXerclSt'l
their rights as individuals, and 1t is sig
nificant that they represent all shades OF
what might be called political opinion
Some of them are friends and followers OF
Maximo Gomez and some are his bitter
enemies.
Evening star., 1901-05-04
Members Will Be Questioned on Their
Return.
BE CALL ON ESTRADA PALMA
He May Be Made President of the
Republic.
THE POWER OF GOMEZ

Written for The Evening Star.
With the return of the Cuban commission
to Havana whole row of Interrogation
points is likely to meet them. The other
delegates in the convention have been quiet
during the absence of their colleagues.
They have shown less tendency to criticise
and comment on the utterances of the COM
mittee which came to Washington than
might have been imagined. But when the
members of the commission are on the
ground there will be a renewed interest in
the outcome of their mission.
1t Is possible that there will be some dis
appointment in the United States if the
visiting committee does not report squarely
in favor of the acceptance of the Platt
amendment. The hints thrown out that
they had a better understanding after
their conference in Washington might lead
to the belief that they We're ready to meet
the situation frankly and openly. That is
the way an American committee would do,
but that is not the Latin method The
commission which came to Washington will
reach the point in roundabout way.
1t has to be kept in mind that this COM
mittee was not charged with the duty of
making recommendations 1t was sent to
Washington to confer with the President
on certain subjects and to set forth the Oh
jections to the Platt amendment as they
appeared to the constitutional convention.
The probability is that the members will
make what would seem to the American
public a non-committal report. But when
this report is analyzed 1t will likely be
found to present the situation very clearly
to the Cubans and will be more in the ma
ture of an argument than appears on the
surface. Yet it is not even the official re-
port of the commission or the public state
mentS of it's members that is to be given
the greatest weight. What they say il the
secret sessions of the convention and what
they tell their associates in private will be
ha influences
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-13

toad from Mankate to St. Peter, lie
Sueur, Henderson and Mendoza, where it
would connect with the Iowa and Mime
sofa division, and give those towns a di-
rect line to Minneapolis. A delegation
from here visited Henderson. where the
sentiment is strongly in favor of the
proposed line.
Alden-The nine-year-o ld-son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. August Peterson. cf Mansfield. died
after two hours terrible suffering from
the effects of eating wild parsnipS
Wadena-The annual ball of the Knights
of Pythias was largely attended, and the
music of the orchestra was eXcellent.-A
Gefman play was presented in the opera
Rouse, and was success. The proceeds
were for the Roman Catholic church.
The Waldo hotel will in the future be
under the management Of Mr. Waldo. the
owner.-The farmers are busy seeding and
the prospects for the season are bright.
Duluth-Tfe Duluth-Superior Alumni
gan gave its first annual banquet at the
Spalding hotel Thursday night. President
J. L. Angel, of the institution and ex-
Senator Charles A. Towne We're the prin-
cipaI speakers.
Walker-Fire destroyed the barns of D.
L. Bush ard n. W. Olson. Four horses
belonging TO ]. Lynch Were burned The
cause of the fire is unknown The total
loss is $1,000; insurance, $500.
observation-disclosures yesterday ampu-
tated both legs of John P. Lindduist four
inches above the ankles. Iindnutst Is the
PARTIALLY demcnted man who recently
spent twenty-five days in straw stack
without food. Gangrene extended above
the ankles, making the operation neces
sary to save his life. The patient s hands
are IN bad shape, but may be saved.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-13

of baseball on the spring trip of the
White Stockings. 1t gives Griff harmless
adve. Using and does not seriously hurt
the playing.
st. Louis Fans are already yelling to
fire Young Victor King and put Otto
Kruger back on third. Kruger certainly
can hit, and King has so far failed both
to hit and field.
Eddie Mcfarland has shown sense
phia to rejoin the Quakers. Ed probably
saw a bit of the long green before he
resumed his job
Uncle Constantchin Arson seems to be
nesting quietly this year. 1t is said that
the old man has become so infatuated
with the bowling game that he has for
gotten that such thing as baseball ever
existed
Algy Mcbride insists that Bid McPhee
ought to dig up some minor league play
er suffering with yellow jaundice sign
him as All Hit, bill him as a Chinaman,
and discount Muggsy McGraw and his
negro Indian.
Manager and Captain George Davis, OF
the New York team, will get all the ex-
erciSe and training he requires BY en-
deavoring to keep track of DenZer Fish
er and Phyle after shutdown, says the
Chicago Journal
Barney Dreyfuss has signed Eagan. Of
the Sacramento club California leaeue)
as utility man for the Pittsburgs thus
hIllng the hole left by Williams deSer-
ton. Eagan is a big fellow, who is count
ed a good third baseman and a tOlerable
sticker.
Third basemer a in dc mand this spring
Anybody who can play a good third
base can hop right in and pocket loads
of money. Boston, Chicago, Brooklyn
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-13
Labor troubles I'm St. Cloud.

ST. CLOUD, April -(special.)-There
is trouble between the members of the
local Painters union and one Of the firm
of master painters. The union about
two weeks ago decided upon n scale Of
wages to prevail in the city during the
season just opened. 1t provides for the
payment of % cents per hour for day
of ten hours. At least one firm of en-
ploying painters has notified the. union
that it will not pay the scale, which is
to go into effect On Monday next
1t is reported that there are four cases
Of smallpox in one family ON q farm
some miles north Of Rice. A young man
named Norton some time ago escaped
from lumber camp in Northern Min
nesota and went Immediately TO the home
Of his sister, Mrs. Doble. of Iangola
Norton had been there but five days when
the disease broke out, gand, as a result
there are now four of the Dobles down
with the disease and three Of another
family have it,
The two-year-old girl. of John Umerski
was burned this morning. The little one
had been playing with matches upstairs
and in some way her clothing carght on
IRE and before help arrived she was badly
burned and probably fatally.