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The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-12
MARINE GREEN'S DEATH.
YIN mhnder Wainwright's Report
Exonerates the OMcIaI.

"tFs TIC UHtIHIN.
washington, Feb. 1.-THE Navy De-
par'ulent has received from Commander
flcndrd Wainwright, superintendent of the
naval Academy at Annapolis. the repor.
"" the case of Hobart Green, a young
marine Of Virginia, aboard the santee.
whose death was charged to have result
s' from neglect of proper attention dur.
"s MS illness. The report completely
generates the officials. 1t says that
Souhg Green had every care; that there
vas no exposure to water or cold ana
monies. ''' usual Neie-
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-12

London. Feb. lin a 15-round contest
for $3.50 and the lightweight championship
of England at the National Sporting Club.
London. this evening. Johnny Hughes OF
London, was beaten by Pat Laley OF the
United States IN the twelfth round
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-12
A YEAR FoR CONTEMPT.

United States Court Judge Censured
for an Appointment.
San Francisco Feb. lin the contempt
proceedings against Receiver Alexander
Mackenzie of Nome City, in the United
States Circuit Court of Appeals to-day
Mckenzie was sentenced 10 serve one
years imprisonment on two counts. and
Judge Noyes who appointed Mckenzie
to his office, was severely censured by the
court for alleged completely in the scam
dal.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-12
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.
Miles, Young, Chaffee and MacAr-
thur Are Fixed.

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE Senate has
confirmed the following nominations:
Maj. Gen. Nelson A. Miles, to be lieu
tenant general.
To be major generals Brig. Gen. s. q.
NJ. Young. u. s. A. Col. Adna r. Chat
fee, Eighth Cavalry, U. S. A. (msjor gem
eral U. S. VI; Brig. Gen. Arthur Mac
Arthur U. S. A. (major general L. S.
w
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-12
OIL Cotton Min Machinery.

Washington. Feb. 1i.-Gen william +.
Draper. president Of the Draper Cotton
Mil Machinery Company, and formerly
ambassador to Italy. testified before the
Industrial Commission to-day upon cot
ton mill machinery.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-12

Washington. Feb. 'i.--Henry j. Ellicott
the sculptor. long Identified with public
works OF importance in this and many
other cities. died suddenly to-day from
pneumonia, aged 50 years. .----------
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-12
Indian Troors May Return,

Hong Kong. Feb. 11.-One of the gener-
ais at Tien Tsin has asked the authorities
here TO prepare sea rations for 5000
troops in April This Is supposed to in
dicate a return Of the Indian expedition.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-12
II. A EDISON ENJOINED

Charged with Infringing Patent
Rights of New England Company.
Trenton, N. J., Feb. 1.-THE New Eng
land Photograph Company this afternoon
instituted proceedings in the United
States Circuit Court for an Injunction
and 900 damages against Thomas A.
Edison, the Edison Photograph Works,
and the National Photograph Company
1t is charged that the defendants are in
fringing patent rights.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-12

washington, Feb. 1.-THE President to-
day sent to the Senate the nominations
OF James H. Wilson of Delaware, and
Fitzhugh Lee of Virginia. now brigadier
generals of volunteers. to be brlgadter
generals in the regular army.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-12
To Ratify boundary Line.

Washington, Feb Ex-senator TURKEY 10
day introduced a joint resolution in the
Senate, ratifying the agreement between
Tennessee and Virginia with reference to
the boundary line between the two states.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-12
Bo.ton and Maine shops Burned.

Troy. n. Y. Feb. 11.-Fire this morning
destroyed the machine shop and round
house of the Boston end Maine Railroad
situated at Mechancsville. Seven loco
motives we're also destroyed. Loss $685.
900.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-12
TO PAY OLD CLAIMS.
Omnibus Bill for S2,9so,OOs Re-
ported.

Washington, Feb. Ex-senator Warren
to-day reported from the Committee on
Claims an omnibus claims bill. 1t aggre-
gates S2,9S9.O fer which there are us
claimants. The claims include:
Under the Bowman act $9O2959; French
spoliatlon claims, $479, rs; Selfridge board
findings, $S09,13S; state claims. $i77,s94.
The membership of the Court of Claims
Is increased from five to nine.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-12
4 GEORGIA POsTMIsTREss.

Alice u. Bussey of Cuthbert
Confirmed.
"ashlngton, Feb. 1.-THE Senate to-day
Vp4rned the following nominations:
Postmasters:
Forida-Jobn As.lo,ora 0ou,,,,.,.
Springs
eO'sia-Alice -. Bussey. Cuthbert.
pStou'h Carollna-John p. Little. Clinton;
Ia c. Calhoun, Clemson; Bernhard
'"s'nla-Wade Taylor Radford.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-12

New York. Feb 11.--Gen. John Ramsey
died at his residence in Jersey City to-
day OF gastritis In the Civil War Gen.
Ramsey had command OF the famous Irish
brigade.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-12
SAN FRAxcrsco's ruRF WAR.
Tanforan aud Oakland Making IL
Hot for Each other.

San Francisco Feb. 1.-THE turf war
began in earnest to-day and racing was
held al both Tanforan and Oakland. A.
Tanforan there were thirteen books on,
three more than at Oakland. The at
tendance at 1oih tracks was good.
The San Francisco Jockey cub decided
the horsomcn could race lt both tracks.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-12
10 See the President.

Washington. FEB. IA delegation o.
Cubsns. representing the Economic Asso-
clation Of Havana. called on the President
AZ the White House today -.---
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-12
$500. 900 for nuGnIo Exposition.

Washington. Feb Ex-senator Depew to-
day reported from the Committee on Ex-
positions "A bill appropriatlng 100000 for
the Buffalo Pan-American Exposition.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-12

Hung i'm the Jail by Paris, KY, Mob.
Paris KY, Feb. 1l.-George Carter,
negro who was in Jail here charged with
having assaulted Mrs. w. r. Board about
three weeks ago. was lynched by a
mob at o'clock this morning About
thirty determined men appeared at tho
Jail door and demanded admlttance of
Jailer Kiser. lie refused and the door
was burst open. The negro was hung
from the iron arch at the entrance.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-12
HUNG HIMSELF IN JAIL.
While Mob Was Outside Threaten
ing TO Lynch Him.

Crested Butte. Col. Feb. 11.-While a
mob was besleging the jail here to-day
and threatening 10 lynch George Burlc
he committed suicide by hanging himself
to a window bar In hiz cell with an cleo
trlc-light wire. Buric was arrested on
charge Of having or.minally assaulted
Kate Mulch. u years OF age. He de-
cared that he was innocent.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-12

tonight announced that he has accepted
the challenge issued by Joe Choynski. Tho
contest will take place at the Louisville
Athletic Club on March o.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-12
THE CHINESE REFORMS.
Sensible Suggestion for Abolition of
Interior Customs.

Shanghai, Feb. 1.-THE Nankin cores
pondent of the Mercury says:
with view of compliance with the
peace conditions, Liu Kun vi has me
moralized the throne In favor OF the abo-
lition of all likin stations in the interior
and the collection of likin on foreign i'm
ports at ports of entry by foreign customs.
He is also in favor of an increased Gus
toms tariff and of the establishment OF
mints, with the coinage of a standard dol
lar''
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-12
KNIGHTS OF THE ROYAL ARCH.
The Next state Convention to b
Held in savannah.

Held in savannah.
Macon, Feb. 1.-THE state convention
of the knights of the Royal Arch finished
its work here tonight after big ban
quet. Savannah and Augusta delegations
promised to carry thirty men each to the
national convention in May, IL Macon and
Atlanta would carry as many 1t was
agreed that the next state convention
should be held in Savannah next Feb
ruary.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-12

Cincinnati. Feb. il.-Tom sharkcy. who
- sparrlng az a local thcater this week,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-18
RESOLUTION AGAINST TRUSTS
Implement Dealers Want Combines
Regulated by Law.

Kansas City, No, an. IA resolution
directed against trusts was adopted at to-
days session Of the annual convention Of
the Western Implement and Vehicle Deal
er's Association. It read
Owing to the operation Of trusts IN
many forms Of business. prices being de-
creased and our prices cut Of to the
great detriment Of dealers and consumers
alike and realizing that II the trust sys-
TEN is allowed to grow it viii be only a
short time until IL VIII reach rs, not only
in our business directly, but by depriving
the agricultural classes Of their Just dues;
it is resolved that this convention con-
dems such trusts and their methods, and
we ask from our representatives IN cong
ress that they take sue hactton as viii
prevent the formation Of trusts or prop
erly regulate them"
Other resolutions adopted endorse the
National Association OF Retail Dealers
against catalogue houses, condemn the
action Of nlanufa cturers and jobbers who
advertise net prices IN trade papers and
by postal card and in the matter Of the
personal check system, recommend that
all remittances be made to manufacturers
in par exchange instead Of checks.
J. w Pauline Fredonia, Kans., was
elected president for the ensuing year
and A D. Acres Norman. O. T., vice
president
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-18
REPRESENTATIVE SAILS.


IT, X Eberley of valley Center, was
the prize winner yesterday i'm the hog
division. his car load Of 31i pound hogs
selling without d0ckage at the $5-25 mark.
II. N Pane Of ArsonIa was shipper
Of medium weight hogs and they went
across the scales ut a strong bulk price
Burchf d o. Cornell of Anthony were
on the market with medium weiEht hogs
and they sold strong Tor their srade
Sim sparks of Conway Springs had
ho-s and cattle on the open market,
both selling very we'll
Johnson q Hanna IF North Enid were
lu with heavy hogs which sold at strong
% Ik prices.
s. r. overton. another n the regular
Oklahoma shippers To this market was
in with light boss which sold We'll
uunaway q Gregory of TonkaWa We're
shippers If medium feht hogs which
sold at strong bulk figures
corey q sheppard Of Pond Greek. one
Of che frequent shippers 10 this market
from the Oklahoma Territory. had I'm Ia
car Of mediums which sold ON Tho close
at @ good stir bulk price
JEFF Houston ~ ponca city had Fro hogs
In two lots and both were reg stored Well
ON The sales list.
HUI A. CO.. of U77r had I'm heavy
hoas which sold strong In the bulk range
and without dock
Dan WYNN NJ U5aU was among the last
90 welsh un q err or heavy hogs and
they sold ut good bulk f-ures
Steiner & Rair The ola reliable Rice
county srI0oe~s were fra st.rd7v 81 tl
ear or reavv hogs from Lyons AMI
they were extra prime fancy hogs- selling
or ueNt % to0 prices
The state bank az Haze'rrn had Ere n
car load of heavy hogs and thew sold
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-18
Regents REGEIME CONVICTED
Leader Of Republican Forces In spain
Hostile 20 Church

Madrid, Jan. 1.-THE liberal today
publishes a vigorous indictment of the
present regime, written by Senior Pi Y
1Iargall, the chief OF the Republican fed
eral party. He says that following the
close Of the chambers the nation has be-
come less hopeful and more fearful re-
garding the futare. He adds:
The budget has been discussed, the
treasury debt Is unpaid we still owe the
bank over a thousand million pesetas,
agricultural wealth has not increased and
fanatacism is spreading, in consequence
Of the support the government has given
the church. which is attacking demo-
ratio institutions and the sacred rights Of
man. The government constitutes the
best friend OF Carlism. All dynastic gov
ernments are powerless to break the
chain between king and pope"
In conclusion Senior Pi Y Margan says
# Is futile to expect the slightest i'm
provement in the outlook.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-18
gosepb ChamberIain,. spceeh

London, Jan. T.-Joseph Chamberiain.
as chancellor Of Birmingham UNIVERSITY.
made speech 10 the governors today on
Engiand's need Of higher educad ona1 Ia
ciHdes He said no one could read Lord
Rosebery's speech Of yesterday evening
without being impressed by the deacien-
cies Of England
Mr.. Chamberlain alluded 20 the series
OF articles published IN the London Times
on the superiority Of American mauufac-
turing appliances ami methcds and -
EnEland's general commercial position rs
somewhat falling behind It was a crit
icaI time. DE remarked.
Mr. Chamberlain referred approviugiy
20 the fact that with the growth az indf-
vidual wealth In the United States hld
grown a sense Of responsibility, the d0-
nations in some cases amounting 20 Mill
ions of pounds
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-18
HOG MARKET STEADY
Fairly Good Run and Quality
Generally Good,
TOPS UP TO $5.25
Good Cattle Market and Trad
ing Active,

With the one exception Of Chicago, the
Wichita market for hogs yesterday was
the leader as far as stiff quotation was
concerned. The quotation here Tor the
most OF the car sales was steady with
the best prices Of Wednesday. kan as
City early sent out report OF steady TO
B. shade lower" St Louis SLOW TO o
rents lower" and Chicago. steady, clos
Ing strong"
The trading on The Wichita market was
sstve ana vigorous all day and the de-
msnd for rat butcher hogs was lar
greater than the supply. AS for the
quality it may be said that ,.t.was gen
orally very good The tops again regis
tered breaker. The top car OF hogs to
PASS 0cer the scales was one OF 505
pounds with no dockage and they estao-
ll-hed the ned record OF 55-25. But for
tle benefit Of all other shippers On tais
market be it said that this top load was
one which had been made uD out Of care
fully Sc ected hogs out Of one feed lot
and all Of them of one mans feeding
Ihe best toppy hogs out of one large
feed lot were picked for shipment yes
Cerday and they were certainly prime
fat butcher hogs. The $5.25 top Is one
point or q D. cent advance over the
best top that this market has recorded
!n over O. year. There was persis ent
demand for hogs all day and the several
buyers wanted them badly enough 10
make offers of very fancy prices for
them. In al there were seventeen cars
Of hogs to cross over the scales. and
rhey were eagerly sought for and several
times as many would have met with q.
welcome
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-18
is A GREAT SUCCESS
Germany's Celebration Brings ThOus.
ands TO Berlin.

ands to Berlin.
Berlin. Jan. Titus Tar the bicentsn-
nary celebration OF the organization OF
Prussia has been IN every way success
full When the sun rose this morning It
revealed all Berlin in holiday attire
Many thousands Of flags waved from
house tops and windows BY noon i'm
mense crowds had gathered along Under
Den Linden, around the Schloss and IN
the vicinity Of the armory. where the fes-
tvities were TO take place. Thousands Of
people from the provinces were on hand
70 witness the sights
Emperor William, the empress and the
court had dropped for the time the
mourning donned in tribute TO the late
Grand Duke Of Sake Teimar
Altogether hfty-tBo Knights Of the
Black Eagle were present at the invest
ure, among them three foreign knights.
the Duke Of Connaught OF England Arch
Duke Francis Ferdinand Of Austria and
Grand Duke Vladimir Of Russia. The
ceremony was in all respects unusually
gorgeous. The whole court, together with
the highest. state. army and navy Off
Gals stood In four rows on both sides Of
the throne KIN JrttfI w imam +ftE
crown. whose diamonds alone aggregated
$50 karats besides pearls and one enor-
nous sapphire, the whole crown weigh
ing three pounds. The royal insignia
were borne upon cushions by pages on
the right and left.
During the crown princes investure
Princes Henry, Frewderick and Leopold
acted as parrians, OF sponsors. It was
especially remarked that the bearing Of
Count Won Buelow during the magnih-
cent ceremOnf es-rendered more impress
i've by trumpeters attired in medieval
Costumes and placed in the knights hail
and above on the galleries, where they
blew fanfares from silver tubes-was
modest. while the kaiser showed the
chancellor marked favor.
At the armOry, where the generals and
naval officers were assembled, the cere-
mony was made more impressive by the
waving Of battlefags and standards. In
his speech at the armory the emperor,
referring to the navy said:
"The great e1ector first had an idea Of
a navy during his stay in the Neither
lands. The German navy, as we'll as the
house Of FTohsnzolern, IS deeply indebted
to the house Of Orange for the ideas
which were then foreshadowed In the
future 7 hope our navy viii develop and
that our officers VIII press forward with
out oeasing"
Throughout the whole day MS majesty
was in high spirits. During the after
noon. accompanied by the Duke Of Con-
naught. he drove to Charlottenbug, go
ing through the T'hiergarten, the people
cheering him along the route.
No fewer than a hundred municipalities
are represented in the celebrations. The
universities. high schools and academies
celebrated today or will do so tomorrow
Tomorrow the delegations will place
wreaths on the monuments Of Freder-
lex L and William Z
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-18
WOMEN OF FIFTEEN STATES
They Meet az kansas City to Organize
for at Louis Fair.

Kansas City. 1Io. Jan. 17.-Ciub vonr Ii
from fifteen states repre- anrinc the
Louisiana purchase are here attending a
conference led by Mrs Edwin Harrison
president Of the Missouri federation, 20
perect organization or further the We
mans exhibit az the coming 81. Louis
Worlds fair The confersnce viii eon-
s1der a proposlu on 20 erect a memorial,
70 De completed in time for the open ne
OF the fair in 1896. and 10 take initatory
action % insure an elaborate display Of
wornan's handiwork.
Mrs. Potter Palmer Of chicago had
been invited 10 attend the conference
and make an address She was unable
To be present and sent a letter present
ing her views on a suitable memorial.
giving the delegates the benefit of hcr
experiences in Ike work 40 The Chicago
Worlds fair and the Paris exposition.
The conference was called 10 order this
morning by Sirs- Harrison as chairman.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-18

Washington, Jan. 17-Adiutant-General
Corbin has received word from the com
handing officer at Dapidan. Mindanao.
p. T., that he has in his possession a
male black deer of species native to that
island whose peculiarly is TO bark and
bay ike a hound. Authority is requested
for the transportation Of the strange
animal to the United states with its be
ing placed in the geological park al Wash
iugton. The necessary authority viii be
given but it Is not believed that the
dear will DE able to survive the long
ocean Journey from It's home and the
great climatic change.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-18
THE WEATHER

Wichita, kan. Jan. Il.
During the past "A hours ending az
?. a.. the highest temperature has been
50 the lowest is, a range OF p degrees.
and the mean has been "a which is Z
degrees colder than the normal tempera-
ture for the day as deIuced from tho
observations at this station for the past
eleven years, with cloudy weather ar
daylight bat soon cleared and was clear
all the rest % The day. high north wind
In the early morning maximum = miles
per hour at $40 g.
Since the first of the month the aver
age temperature has been q which IS
one and two-thirds degrees daily warm
or than normal and che total rainfall D.
inches which is d in less than the nor
NAL
washington, Jan I7-Forecast Tor Fri
day and Saturday;
Kansas-Falr Friday; warmer n north
ern portion: southeriy winds, Saturday
fair.
oklahoma and Indian Te-rtory-Fair
warmer Friday winds becoming south
erIy: Saturday fair.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-18

q. 100; left over 712s; steady. closing
strong; top 1921. Mixed and butchers
S5.IOQ520; good to choice heavy S5l51
5321a; rough heavy S5.00G5.I0 light $40
$3.50; bulk Of sales S5r8s .
Sheep-Receipts 1000 Sheep steady
Lambs steady; good to choice wethers
S3.75Q47;; fair to choice mixed s350d
$50: western sheep 50. 75d4. C.; Texas sheep
& 500360; native lambs S425q5.55; west
tern lambs S5.009S5o
Official receipts and shipments for yes
terday:
1920
shipments-Catne 300; hogs Ls55. sheep
none
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city, Jan. 7-Catrle-Receipts
1000; market steady. Native steers s4.0)
05.85; Texas steers 8. 90q4. 70; Texas cows
s. 25d3.6 80; native cows and heifers 5000
40: stockers and feeders $3.2q440; bulls
s. 8G0425.
Caives-Receipts 800. Market steady.
at $4.25ds. 20
Hogs-Receipts 1900. Market steady
to shade lower. Bulk Of sales s. pa
6.25; heavy s5.25d53o; packers $5.20G5.25;
mixed s5.1505 .; tight sfS005.25; workers
S52005. %; pigs S475d505.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 market steady.
Lambs S2.5oQ5.50; mUttOns S250d4 IS.
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis. Jan. Receipts,
roo: market steady; native steers $3.50
G5S0 stoc1ers and feeders. 81 50d4 80.
cows and heifers S300d4.75 70; Texas and
Indian steers S3.30Q470; cows and heif-
ers 50 3o0345
Hogs-Receipts 5000 Market slow to
Sc lower Pigs and lights s5.O505 10;
packers 519d5.2O butchers S5.9O05 q
Sheep-Rece,pts $50 Market strong. Ma
tive muttons $3.5OG4 .; lambs $475G5. 50.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-18

By druggists in fiiY-
cent and ere dollar
sizes Iou may nave a
sample bottle by mail
f--. -r-.. -----l.f.ss-ff
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-18

Topeka, Kans. Jan. I7-Residents Of
Topeka avenue, a fashionable thorough
fare in this city, are greatly excited over
the conduct of a strange white man, who
has caught and kissed several women
within a week He operates early in the
evening, stepping out Of an alley and
grabbing defenseless women and girls be-
fore they know he is about.
Last night he attacked the wife Of a
prominent merchant Today half dozen
men resolved themselves into vigilance
committee to keep a watch for the mis-
creant. and If they catch him, it is their
intention to shoot him on the spot.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-18
Decision in Favor Of CherryvaIe.

Independence kan, Jan E--Tester-
day judge Skidmore rendered his deci-
sion fin the case Of the Cherryvsle Water
company VS. the city OF Cherryvale. The
decision is ia favor Of the city and dis
solves the temporary injunction which
had been given TO the probate court TO
prevent the city from building water
works plant The city voted bonds last
spring TO build water works plant but
The injunction has prevented The build
ing of it, Work viii begin at once on
the plant and VIII be completed as soon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-18
rnternnfionaI &c @hont

Toronto. Ont. Jan IA. S. Jones. ee--
rotary Of the Rational Rife association
Of the United States. has se1t II Colonel
Hodeinz. secretary II the Don. aloa Rife
association an invitation q The crack
shots IF the Dominion 10 participate in
or international shooting competition tn
September on the ranss 81 -h National
Guard located at SCI Glr- p The
centennial trophy. Palma emblem tic
~ the v7rid's cham7 eip. wl hA 11t
up for competition along with many other