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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-19

Seiterretd llnsarn gsgen bic SIrfei
erboben bat, iinb bur9 Elm uebereinz
tommen, tppna4 Die pforte 10000
&ronen gu sdhlen Fat, uno burh anz
oere WaBno4men be6ufs 8eri9tisung
bon ungere9tigteiten, pelcbe in a9t
Dsri4ieosnen 5dllen pprlasen, erlebist
pproen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-19
3eitaemaRc Minfc.

% binston, .. G., IL. giop.
Sn ieinem Satresberichte, Der in
aiirae fertiaseitellt iein piro, min Der
@eneralspoitmeiiter Smitb cine @rs
bt4ung Der 8epiaAunS um $780,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-19
am Morgen auf offener StraBe ges
funben porben.
Scr iuert9c 9err 9er,oa.
N { 10 91prf. 13. 9fpp.

Nep gorf, 13. Iop.
Der .Worlo" aufolse purDe bei
bem Ro6laBresiitrar in Ybilabele
p6ia eine MbI6riit bes Seitaments
oes Seraoss @eorse Gbarles BON
Marlborougb apeds Regelung bes
Ga9laiies binterlest, gu benz psrz
idteoene ameritanii4e Seiistitel se>
b0ren.
Der gta9lab tetrGgt $1,728,375
unb gelangt CUR 8ertbeilurg an Die
grben. Sn tem S6riftitiid finoet
iia Die folgsnbe bemertenspertb,
Steue:
p8eIonbers mikfGllt mir bic Gr=
cluiipitdt pes 5dmilienitplaes; unb
oesbulb piinI6e t9 niG9t in Der
Q9nengruft Der Gapelle 3u 9lenbatm
beigelebt gu iperoen, ipnhern an irz
qeno einem anbern paHenhen plaBe,
on bem audi anbeie Yerlcnen meiner
8erpanotihuft cine 8ubeitdtte fin>
ban tDnnen."
Ser Ser3p9 1fdrb am y. gtopenlDer
1892. gr mar Ger 9dter bes geaerz
pdrtiaen Ser3cgs bon Marlboroug3,
pelder SrGulein Goniuelc @anoerz
bilt aus Retp yort betrcthete.
MenibenauaIersi.
Gireinia, Nepaba. 13. Npp.
Nus 5op, einsm neIsssriinott.n
Min:rloger i'm Gpuntp 9ircoln iperz
ben QlasIhreitungen gemelbet, bic
nabe5u ben Sob bes Nesers Senrp
@Qis 3ur Splge gsbab. bdtten. Cine
gln5abl MGnner iiberfiel gais in leis
nsr 9iitte. tlagte i'm BEG Oiebitabls
ppn $3.50 aus einsm 8oItGauIe an,
unb fislt cine .9eri6tsiiBuna", pel9e
nit Der Gerurtheiluns bes angeblihen
Sle6es 5ur Spbes Itrafe entete. @Qts
unb iein 9eim purbeg tann bur6z
fudt unb dller Wert9idGen beraubt.
Dem iGparsen 8uri9en puroe oann
elm Sell um BEN Sals eelegt, uno er
ielbit brei Wdl an einem YaumaIt in
Die SOfe ge5ogen. S9lteBlif brad
Der glit uno man beI6lrb, guis oas
2eben au i4snten. gr purbe Bis an
bie Srtsgren5e selettet unb oann Iauz
fen ueldifen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-19
argang 81. Snbuue Sowa 9tnfaa Den 19. NoDmber 1901

600 Bis $6,OO0,OOO sur grtpeiteruns
Der ireien 8riefablieferung psrlangen.
gr nirb duf bic auberorbentli6e
8i6ii5teit bieTes Oienitsreises bins
peiien unb BEN GOngreB um freistez
bi9e @usitottuns beslelben bitten. Gr
p.ro au9 in ieinem Seridte auf ben
WfBbrau9 Der 5lpeiten pOrtos& s&la1e
hinpeiisn unb ben Stanbpuntt per=
treten, odB oieIe ein5is uno dllein legi>
timen 8eitln9en nit tbatIdhli9em
2lbonnententreiie bepi[l;gt luerbeH
niirfe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-19
9 iilien.

Nip De Saneiro, 13. Nop.
Ter braiilianii6e GongreB hat benz
braiilianii4en 9ufti6iffer Santpss
Sumont Gin geIasnt pOn $25.O00 Be.
miliat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-19
Yrnsramm Scs 2. ct. 9puis Gaeilien:
Seitcs.

ct. 2ouis, no., 13. Nop.
9as prrgramm bes GdcilienFeites,
nelGes oieIes Sabr Sonntags in pe-
ct. 8Onifatiuszair9e fattfono, lau@
tete tpie folgt:
l. Gece Saccrros, 4itimmis nit
2. Sui funt cosli, 4iimnis init nit
Srssl $. Sbsrboffsr
6. Gjlpria aus .Mifa Septtmi
Soui, 4fimmig, a capella
4. Grsbpt aus rMaiTa be gatipiz
tate, dit. Snatenz unb W2Gnner=
DIOR nit Srsel 90. 2ans
5. sSuirus ut galma, Aft, nit
Srgel S. Weitterer
6. alfisrentur resi, Aft, nit Orsel
=. s. Singenberger
7. @sgina eoeli. ST. wadnner6Or,
a cdpeGa 6. geter
8. san.tus, aus miFa in ION.
ct. Sacobi, Ait. nit Srgel
S. 2uupIlle9
8. slsnes Del, aus 81. Geiit MeKs
Att, cap2lld s. Wfitterer
10. Sasc bies, Aft. nit Srgel
s. 6. Sabert
II. Salpe Resina, 4it. Mdnner6pr
a cdpeud S. Slneenberger
IL. Gmitte Spiriium, Aft. mi+
Srgel s. 6. Sa6ert
greoigt: Hep. 6. s. 2emfes.'
13. 9aetentur Gusli, Aft. nit SrgeI
=. 9. Il. &ornmueaer
Sum Sesen.
IA. 9lpe Gerum, Aft. Odmen6or
NIT Srgel S. Sinsenber9er
15. Santum ergo, Aft. nit SrseI
8. Wtitterer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-19
u II It lien.
9 e. glen.
50 = II ffeI 10 00nA

gm Is. Sesem6er pirp bier bic
Gonfersn5 sur geratbuns Der 3uder=
aolle auIammentreten. Gs perben 15
Mid6te baau eingelaben perben.
Seuidlanb unb Seiterreicb piirben
Die gusfubrprdmien abi9affen, penn
6rantrei9 oahelbe tbdte unb bic prGz
mie fir ben i'm Snlunpe persebrten
3uder I'm elm Srittel berabIeBte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-19
Srtt ibr aebcn auf's Spiel.

Hep Yprt, II. Npp.
SRI. gmma $. &ins aus 8rootlpn
lieB ii9 bon benz Or. @ep. .. 9a,nep
8irus (9lnitedrngsitpfD elmer On Suz
bertuloIe ertrantten Sub einimpfen.
Die Sniettion erfolste an beiben
Sejten res Salies, pberbalb bes
S6liifelbeines. Sas Quantum be-
trug anDerthalb Sra4men. Oas aez
fdbrlide Experiment. ipuroe porges
nommen, um Die gsbauptung bes proz
feFors Sod auf ibre Ri9tiotsit gu
priiien, Dab f& t1ieriIde S9rpinos
fu4tste;me niGt auf Menihen iibsrs
traaen laNen. Die Stub, bon Der Der
9lnitedungsitrff 9enommen puros,
mar nit 8irus zines i6pinbiitGtigen
MenT6en ceimpft ipcrb;n. Sollten
iid BEL 5rdulein Sling bic 4naeiben
Der S6pinbiudt einiteqen, 10 miro
iie ii4 elmer ginatbmunesfur unter@
tperIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-19
Senc Wusbrrd)cr.
&anfus gitp, II. g2ob.

Gan1as gitD, II. Sob.
Der Sirettpr bes 8unbes 3u6ts
bouTes in 2sapenportb, McGlau9bs
rep, tbeilte heute NIT, oaB 2aprence
Gents, Ger 13. Ger gtusbre9er in 2os
mar, Sans, tpieoer eingeFangen porz
cen lei. 3pei onoere Der Qusreiber
iollen bei einem 3uiammenitoB nit
Siderbeitsbeamten 5niiGen Sopefa
unb 2eapenpprtb psrrpunoet nprDen
iein. 5eruer fpiro semeloet, Dab sez
itern Qtenb in Ger g}dbe bon Ilma
elm 8ampf 5piiden 5lii4tlingen uno
goliSiiten itattgefunben babe.
Gin Selesramm oes Stabtmarz
fhaas in 8:nemo, na6e 2omar,
melret, bdb 2epis burf sinen S9uB
in ben Riiden t0btlib perleBt iuuroe.
Sppeta, Sans, II. Npp.
8is um talb 10 lltr beute 8ormitz
tag mar feline gia9ribt bon ben Be-
amten pier einsetroffen, pelde binz
ter ben glusbre6ern ber iinb, Die gez
itern Natmittas in 70 raffinirter
0eiie BEN geamien gu Yaulina Dur9
Die 9appen eingen. 9llle 8et0roen
uno Sarmer auf Weilen i'm llmtreiIe
limb bon Dem 8organge bena6ri4>
tigt unb auf rer Sut. Man slaubt,
boB Die Sliiatlinse Dor benz Ibenos
einsefanssn perben miihen.
s nem Der glusreiber purbe bas
pfero unter benz 2eibe erIdoiIsn.
9lus 9llma tpiro aemelset, bab elm
8iirserpriIe elm S6armiiBel nit
apsi fliidtisen 3uftlingen bate.
9ort itoblen bic 5lu9tlinse frii9s
gferbe.
Bon cen brei 4usbre6ern, pel6e
nOrblid rpn 6ier seiefen purbsn, bat
man inspiiG:n niGts mebr geGDrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-19

itsllt es in NNbrebe, BEN Mann persifz
tst gu baben, aber er bat bereits 5uSea
seben, baB iein ertpdbnter Sreuno
Sen Gbfe piel trant unb mDgli4:r
reiie an Ilfobplismus geitorben lit.
Hatbbun trug cine goloene llbr, IN
heren 9edel Ger Name 80. $. @lis"
eingrapiert 1T; er permag iih iiber
oeren reOlihen grtperb ni4t au55uz
ipeif,n.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-19
g ii b : 2lfrifa.

0 4 D . n, II. Jfob.
&tt9ener bat unter Gem IL. geop.
ben iiblichen Wo6en6ert9t einsei9idt.
Sana6 ipurben felt oem 4. Nopember
63 guren 9et6btet, 105 perpunbet,
104 sefangen geuommen unb 45 err
Qaben ii6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-19
H te berl a n b E.

y q 9, II. JluU.
Der abminiitratipe Gat6 bes
Sdieosgeri9ts Sribunals pirb am
20. Npuenber in Sibung treten, um
ben appell her 9uren gegen bic Gnt,
i9sioung, bab Der Grieg in Siih.
Ifrtfd ntdt Der Griuigun1 ces
Sdtebsgerihtes unterporfen lit, su
beratben.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-02

flesh on him. Every movement of his
body denoted strength and agility aud
those who felt the grip of his big hands
thought their fingers had been in the
jaws of a vice
When ne had his first fight no particu-
lar attention was paid to the affair, as the
average plebe does not know much about
lighting, and il was taken for granted
that the yearling who had called him out
would get the better of the battle. But
sullivan returned to camp without
scratch, while the yearling, with the help
of several of his classmates, went to the
hospital for rest. recuperation and repairs.
Then it was that the yearling class got
together and began to cali out the rapid
plehe" one after the other. II was
necessary, according to the code, to take
the plebe's conceit out of him, ana so
the series of fights began which resulted
SO disastrously to the upper class men.
After he had whipped every man of his
weight in the yearling class 1t was de-
cided at a class meeting that he should
be let alone. II was then that the first
class took a hand, with no better results
than the yearlings. But, alas. Sullivan
could not get away with mathematics
as easily as he could with "scrapping
cadets, and his career at the Point was
brief, though never dull. 1t would De
interesting to know what his subsequent
career as civilian has been.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-02
FLAGLER AT JACKSONVILLE.
To Inspect Work on His New Hotel
at Atlantic Beach.


jacksonville. Fla, Feb. Henry M
Flagler Florida's great developer, arrived
in the city to-day on a special train from
palm Beach, accompanied by several
friends. The purpose of Mr. Flaglers
visit is to inspect the work he is now
dong at Atlantic Beach, which is about
seventeen miles east of the city, which
he did this afternoon.
jacksonville and Duval county will re-
ceive from these improvements at Allan
tic Beach an incalculable benefit When
lie first purchased the old Jacksonville
ani Atlantic Railroad the people at once
realized that the deal meant a great deal
for Jacksonville. A new road, splendidly
equipped, was soon built and extended to
Mayport.
or special interest to the people of Jack
souville is the building the Continental
Hotel al Atlantic beach by Mr.. Flagler.
This handsome structure is being erected
about two miles north of Pablo and will
uove when completed, one of the most
attractive hotels on the Atlantic coast.
About three hundred men have been EN-
uicyed on this building, and grounds for
several weeks past, and in about three
months the work will be completed. The
MOTEL Will be 447 feet long, facing the At
lanuc, and will be most handsome struc-
tire. The south wing. three stories high,
is already completed, as is also the lam
G3y poWerhouse and other portions of thc
hotel. Eighteen hundred feet Of substan-
tal bulkheading has been completed, and
the grounds surrounding the hotel will
bc made extremely beautiful, and will
be adorned with rare and beautiful tropi-
cal plants and flowers. The boulevard is
seven miles long and fifty feet wide. and
is almost competed, shell having been
used as the foundation.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-02

From the New Orleans Times Democrat
zone of the queerest little side trades
that exists in New Orleans" said a drug
gist in the Old Quarter, sis the making
and peddling of perfumery. / don't know
of another city I'm the country where it is
carried on in exactly the same way. At a
rough estimate, there are probably half a
dozen men engaged in the business here,
and their methods are all substantially
the same. One of them, whom l know
pretty well and who will do for an illus
tration, is a native of the French prov
inces and had some experience as per-
fumery maker before he came TO this
country He buys his raw material at the
wholesale drug houses, and enough for a
single run or distillation costs him about
$50 His plant is set up in the living
room of his house, and is very primitive
affair, consisting principally of couple
of glass retorts and small still for con-
centration. The chemicals mentioned will
produce trile over a quart of extract,
and when the distillation is over, the
whole family turns in and bottle the stuff
in very diminutive glass walls, about as
large around as a lead pencil and per-
haps two inches long. I don't know ex-
actly how much the Walls hold. but dare
say a teaspoonfui would be liberal esti-
mate. At any rate. the perfumer him
self told me that he could fill 500 from
the results of one run.
"A cork and bright-colored label COM
pletes the bottling process, and then The
manufacturer turns peddler. He sells the
extract all over the city, and gets rid of
lots OF it in the poorer foreign colonies
and among the crowds around the mar
kets. II Is a pet weakness of servant
girls, and negroes of both sexes are @ib-
eral customers. 1t seems grotesquely In
congruous, but nearly all the big, hulk
ing darby roustabouts along the river
front have little bottles OF white rose or
Iily-of-the-valley hidden away I'm their
clothes or tied in one corner OF their hand
kerehiefs. The small size of the walls is
really an advantage, because they can be
carried on the person so easily. Some CT
the negro women tuck them away behind
their ears. The bottles generally sell at
Z cents apiece, but some of the pedders
nut up a larger size for a dime. The o3or
can be varied by changing the essenta'
oil used in the mixture. and they all cost
about the same. My provincial friend has
been in the business for the last ten
wears. and latterly he has done very well.
He tells me that he has netted an average
profit of about SIG week ever since last
August
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-02
A SENSATIONAL SUIT.
.+arv Tracy and His Firm
charged with Fraud by
Georgia Company.


v..k Feb Testimony was TAX
>5ewark, N. j., to-day before Mich
en- -, Rirdsell. acting for United States
Qua Court Clerk Henry D. Oliphant.
Di',, sutt brought by the Honduras Com
j. - Georgia against the Honduras
p,--d,cate. a corporation to this state.
81, is a suit in which sensational al
..ors are made by the complainant
''e,,s+ ex-Secretary of the Navy Benja-
Tracy, and the New York law
M If stetson, Tracy, Jennings & Rus
III ~ The bill charges that these men OBJ
SCI Knowledge of the immense value
. ar concessions, rights, holdings
o. 1otracts made by the complainant
anu oration with the Republic of Hondu-
CO lille acting as counsel for it, and
Iss s,bseouently a syndicate was form
li,' +bem to acquire the same conces-
80 ard rights from the bankrupt repub
81 Incidental TO this conspiracy the
~, alleges that United States Senator
I,t,uncey NJ. Depew, John Jacob Aston,
Neville P. ingalls,, Jr, Charles Mac
~ william Seward Webb, John G.
,,.S-1rougb Nathaniel A. Prentice and
r. Mcmillan were treacherously in
Ia 10 ioin the syndicate. The suit is
tuo,,-bt that a final decree may issue re-
9,,jring the defendant corporation to
LIE an accounting to the complainant of
..e oroAts and to transfer to the COM
tenant all beneficial interests that may
80 been obtained or acquired by the
defendant.
Iacob R. Shipbeard, president of the
ceorgia corporation, testified that while
tbe plans of his company were
being matured he was warned by
Henry l. Sprague that he did not know
The kind Of men he was dealing with.
when Mr.. Jennings, of the firm of Stet-
s,n Tracy, Jennings & Russell, returned
erono Europe he told witness that Mr..
snragues warning was unreasonable and
assured the witness that everything was
in his hands and no one could take 1t
away. He congratulated the witness on
his success in establishing the CONNER
cial Bank of Honduras.
The case went over to Feb. g.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-02
A Remarkable Find of Silver Pen,
mics.
From the London Mail.

rom the MAIL.
Samuel McMichan, ploughman, of Close
burn, Dumfriesshre. has just brought to
light potful of silver pennies that were
buried probably 5S7 years ago. or there
abouts
Samuel McMichan. being a ploughman
who takes a pride in his furrow, rested
his horses at the end of the field he was
working, few days ago, and cast his
eye back along the line he had followed
10 see that it was straight.
1t was not. His critical eye noticed an
unevenness in the ground, and Samuel
McMichan stepped back over the clods
of that high lying field TO ascertain the
cause. He found that his plough had
broken open an earthenware pot, and be-
fore him lay scattered hundreds of pieces
of what in his homely lowland way ne
called tin"
With a capful of tin" the McMichan
went off and consulted the farmer, and
most of the tin" turned out to be sill
yer pennies of the reigns of Edward /,
who annexed Scotland, and Edward II,
who lost it. There were over two thou
sand of them, all in good preservation,
each measuring three-quarters of an inch
across. They weighed five pounds in bulk
The oldest of the coins are those Of
King Alexander of Scotland, who ruled
from 1919 to 1886 There are also a few
bearing the mint mark of Waterford, in
Ireland. The latest are those of Edward
II, whom the Scots cheerfully thrashed
at Bannockburn in 1914. In 1913 Edward
Bruce drove the English oppressor out
Of Nithsdale, and it is suggested that
some Englishman, being in a hurry to
reach the border, put his 1000 silver
pennies In a potsherd and hid it in the
ground.
1t would be interesting to know the
name of the man who thus lost what
Samuel McMichan five hundred years lat
er found. Perhaps an antiquary will tell
us But at any rate the Crown is claim
ing the pennies as treasure trove. so they
will probably find their way into a Scot
tlsh museum for English visitors 20 look
~
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-02
MANUFACTURED GUNPOWDER.

Subterranean Chamber Discovered
in Grounds of Jesuits.
Madrid, Feb 2.-The Heraldo publishes
subterraneen chamber in which gunpow-
der was manufactured has been discov-
cred in grounds belonging to the Jesuits
in the Fabourg de Palo, not far from the
Stanislaus College. Two arrests have
been made.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-02
FACTS ABOUT PRINTING

The a
bespr esst
The bespr mol
The besin tina God
make
getting outh
A preside a
A Oprin a
A s. nj dosbet
the
i And
IL
fac
turning
the best workyo u
No roubef 70 u 0
All inquire
THE MORNING NEWS JOB DEPARTMENT,
j. H. FSTILL, President,
Savannah, Ga.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-02
PEOPLE DIED LIKE FLIES.
Strong Charges Made Concerning
Indian Famine Camps.

Bombay, Feb. 1.-The Famine Commits
sion at Abmedalad in the presidency of
Bombay, the chairman of which is Sir
Anthony H. mcdonnell, has made some
very strong remarks regarding the enor-
nous mortality in the Guzeral famine
camps. The commission asserts that the
people died like fiies,' while subjected to
excessive tasks" and that totally made
quate provision was made in the way of
famine relief" These structures are re-
garde6 as a condemnation of the Bombay
famine administration.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-02

Their Name Is Legion. "-Sockson
Buskin-'Im raising money to buy land
to build home on for poor actors" Ben
e. Volent-"Well if you're going to buy
land for home for poor actors I guess
you'll have to buy two or three states"
Brooklyn Life.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-02
A STARRY MORNING.
But the Weather Forecast Promises
Rain or Snow.

Rain or snow.
London, Feb. 2, 6 a. NIT is a bright,
starry morning and dry, but the forecast
Of the weather promises possible rain or
some snow. The troops arriving in Lon
don are now being breakfasted.
From Victoria Station to Paddington
Station the streets of London are now
draped in purple. black and white In St.
James street one meets with a perfect
blaze of purple of all shades. Plead lily is
gorgeous. Some of the clubs are entirely
yelled with purple Goth, relieved by
white bows and rosettes.
The lamp posts in the middle of the
road along the route have been removed
snd the streets are being sanded pre-
paratory to the function of to-day.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-02
THE TEXAS PACIFIC.
New Directors Elected and the Divi-
dend Increased.

New York, Feb. lat a special meet
ing of the directors of the Texas and
Pacific Railway Company to-day three
vacancies in the board were filed by the
election of Gen. Lewis Fitzgerald, l.. s..
Thorne, vice president and general man.
ager of the road, and Edwin Gould. The
directors of the Texas and Pacific have
increased the dividend on the Texas and
Pacific Is from IL to per cent. per an
mum, payable March l.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-02
Let the
Head Decide

Inc head ought to have something to
say about what the stomach receives and
how the food is prepared. NOW, the diff
terence between lard and CoTTOLENE
is the difference between the hog and the
eotton-plant. There's nothing delicate or
attractive about the hog-he offends all
our senses. Look at him. hear him, touch
'lfr' smell him. taste him! On the other
hand, you have
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-02
Russell knocks out Mccormick.

Denver, Col. Feb. Fired Russell, the
California heavyweight, knocked out Jack
Mccormick of Texas, in less than two
minutes tonight with right hand swing
to the head.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-02

The Secret of suceess-"I don't see
bow he can be such popular clergyman.
when he abuses his congregation 80.
Easy enough. Everybody thinks he Is
talking about everybody else. Brook
lYn Life.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-02
IT'S TERM EXPIRED.

Porto Rican Assembly AdjOurnS At
ter SiXty-Day Session.
San Juan, Porto Rico. Feb. 1.-The Por-
to Rican assembly, whose sixty-day con-
tinuous term expired Jan. 81, adjourned
at 2:15 a. m. to-day, although the clock
of the House, conveniently slow, register
ed 11:50 p m. Twenty-four measures
were passed yesterday. Two bills were
passed after midnight.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-02
TWO MORE ARRESTED.
For Murder of Matthew Riley at
Augusta.

Augusta, Feb. 1.-Two more negroes.
Josephine Patterson and Simon Hayward,
We're arrested to-day under charge of be-
ing Implicated in the murder of Matthew
RILEY, the negro whose body was found
IN well several days ago. A preliminary
nearing will be given the accused one
Gay next week before Magistrate Bennett.
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