The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-07-03

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revenges.
OCCURRENCES are frequently report
od from Kansas that could have hap
rarad no where else on the face OF the
earth, Oneof the latest OF these says
abe Savannah News, is reeonnted IN a.
dispatch dated at Burlington Aans'' d
few DAYS age. Twenty burly Usage
oonntv farmers. maddened by the sight
of their rich fields of grain going 10,
rpin for the want of harvest hands'
armed themselves with guns ana re-
volvers and held up Santa re Train
that was drawing two cars laden WIN
immiorants bound further west. After
= sharp fight, it is stated, the farmers
eompelIed the immigrants to elmo Out
and hire themselves to them for the
harvest at the rate Of $3.50 per day.
In is probably true that almosteVery
- hoe IN him certain qualities which
would draw some woman to him. OUT
!, is difficult to frame a statement IN
C.oreoo1 towns of "What Women Like
in Mem" This is the task which
VOW well-known author has under
the rem-de-plume Of Ratford PsKe' mas
nrdartakep in The Cosmopolitan Tor
1nlv in a clever essay, which proves
him IN have made weman the subject
of thorough observation. and compfe-
bansive study. "The foreign girl,
saws The author, ''marrles the man
with whom she will be happy, the
American marries the man without
whom she will be unhappy.
JTrDGE GRIGGS will not only not be
a candidate for governor next year,
hut he has never entertained such
an idea. His present posltlon DIS
nemher0f congress is mutually sat
isfactory to himself and the peo'
nile of the second district. 1t may be
he. however, that some time in the 1u-
+,re this nopular and brilliant young
Georgian will consent for his name 10
no used in connection with the govern
shin. for which he is so well fitted by
reason of his ability and salesman
ship.
AND the soldiers of the United
States looted too. Chinese claim
for looting. amounting to $287OOO' has
been prepared against the Onlteo
States government, ard will probably
he fled shortly. The claim alleges
that the United States troops IN lien
Tsin looted valuable furs, rugs, dla-
mon1s and other jewels, and other
nroperty, to the value of the sum nam
ed.
PENSION COMMISSIONER EVANS
makes no bones in saying that he!ooes
not mean to allow the G. A. H. 10
drive him out of Office, and draws tne
deadly parallel on General olckleS'
Commissioner Evans is southern
man. and he seems to be decidedly the
best one that has held that posltlou
in a long time. The rascally pension
sharks can't bulldoze him.
THOSE Filipinos are wonderful peo-
nle-that is. if the censored dispatches
are to be believed. A few days ago
q Manila cablegram told of a society
.swhose practice it is to assasslnate
and bury alive those of their country
men who accept American sovereign
tv." Tt must be a novel experience &c
he "assassinated" and then buried
alive"
IT. G.. CRENsHAw, of the state rail-
road commission, was severely cut by
aPullman car conductor near Marietta
a few DAYS ago. The row was the re-
suit of Mr.. Crenshaw's refusal to SHOW
his pass, he doubtless presuming thai
he should not be made to "show up
like an ordinary chap.
COLONEL w. A. HEMPHILL denies
that he said in his talk before the
Southern Industrial Convention, helG
in PHILADELPHIA. that he was glad the
confederacy cid not succeed" The
colonel has been rather tardy in enter