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ter pr. Sime. prepe5rTnotes 100
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a~erlofomrtiu iourcoe 90 81. Sorp a
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rureoe IS 81. Soru I'll 10 81. REQ,
noaen tsormlormq peo. Noiteoet
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iia altiao gisre al Hoe Sotomotiperne
mco Sorp.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-13
geS S~rettesnes @nanoiabrifer

SoplpPr drbeioes Der III mcoI MID
Strait for at iGtte Nt itpre aonrpler
iitatio I'll i~oreitaneltoe 6ilteidion.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-13
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pau Reine, Der oeo Ct Slllgt'tilo poa
lana Nliitdno neoifieo en- tIHupemps-
it1 Gongeern. Der maalte gooe NO
700 mellen Singelpioierle,
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-13
"~tsarlans" cvns 90 Raasss
Iuiieaot ierft 9ns. gariN WsflaiE1sH 1861

@lGo GNcrs gcumcr / Oct ldmle
xoro peO at icnoc cu 4argma al
"Ceeorab. Soiteu".
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-13

Gn Hiastelcionjtntiou or ao6net /
Ornen | Wrpttcn Scrrco, &omsouds
Nmf. q
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-13

100 Nar fplote iorIeoen 0oa sSrf.
Sofic ISllell / Nrenbol. Den Aanic
Game er fremoelcs ~uan6Sirtit.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-13
Nn cpnnoele. d nnt g0apraicr

I'm S~pnnoclic. III mn 96qprPIer.
ucrina@mo0et opruHOet AZ BolIribc-
tient Sbretien ! Aiutl9btug. 2. CT
blcuet lmOtvflitrt en- Erept ! CueruU'
rclic al Ncu itc0li1c Vrt@ic. ErsDcu
i~OretpJca men 9Gh iom uor prpicrue
rtOc iur Z WuuucSar ItNcn ~ 1llot
iuloitpuojg ttlirtoslnacnot no. Op.
nuotlicn lelc3 uolpttei AZ Ct Nonlor'
ftuL Der har 0cponsref prGlcrocrcoc
gGU / @crlul Tari9 &lnuterodm 90
andre 9lutr.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-13
Spcriee oo finlane.

200 War bar Set forleoen Sal.
iiocn Den bcrpntc ipeuifc &ioeHifab@
MANI HnOcrs Geliil3. hpla 9tapn or
fnpttct til oct Al lam foltltrlltreot
S%ermometcr, blcu Tsot.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-13
Ct. @rnnn. ,iorleNeLl

St. Srunb. t~SorleOcl 0a9 %
itoo ,Slo / Slftiebclulci Seporutors"
itorc 0Grfiteo%bpgntna Stofholm
Sfa0en ueo 9ranocn altd1es at uPre
b~etuOeiil. ! ~SoftaCtuIcn fnlotea
omfrina 1900 NtaiflHtr bDordf hUer
eufelt par pGr0 300 Hruner. Gisle
cr antngelia ior Starittotien nbruge
iigc. Zen ii SI0cn berieoe gpgl.ng
par forItlret Tor 100000 arorer.
Sfaoen fan ~anougeiia lite lGttcs Ia.
pere emo Ell Million.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-13
Nuracs H%poirnetuul. +,

Goracs Hpoirnetuul. Sen !niu1po.
riae 5erfe. Der iloumer triteoe nlco al
s0cIpaNe SanoetS 9lul al Hoorulgter
iaor. uiicr iig bel0iapis AZ bagt Jlort
min0re Sfo0e eno foruoiat. Get bel
oioC Giteraarspeir. meo SarHc %
Hean. bar ei0oa plrfet Iad ltorft ort'
peroc. at No0irlgtaplen pao Ne ilelte
SteOcr al 2m,oct bar git oper u 9tto'
Scl&aure llobuttc. Si9lge CptpsuIn
ger ira iorIficligc Satosoeie an Der
nen Sifferbeb arle5 no Tro. 1T MOB
irultaplrn lnar or ninoIt 10 pSt.
oper miNSels. Zen libite S~anpbrlgs.
itatiitif ClSS6 -tS90 anlpttrr Spr'
0ien al Sanbct9 Yntctaol I'll ca, %
Mfiuioner ar. Scnere er Der llopIoet
% oil mnulfc mi pie iig at rurc nrr.
mere 30 Ntiljoner. Surnpa " an.
ore H~poirllter huiS OnrtltuN ! Dc
ienerc 9ldr hur uuret / 900 trtnlIdna,
fan min0it ior belle Sorroet Orr0lGt
res Ill ) Nfu. Er. Otter oIa'e Ne
regrin0cr ifui6t N~coirlatdr!eu ldor
opre ca. 81. Wtillicn ar. mere urro
CE0 Nlr meh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Ssosiaio. ,yru Snlbor1 StolI,
iB0t Wsucrup, Wtooer I'll Woo9eler
SiSpncr. or NDo / en- Mloer Al 16l2
Mar citer Ct lpu1ert Spaelele.
Gn al S~auoherreos melt DC.
firn0te MtunO. Sflbareoer u & @od.
itao, er pIuoicli1 0so ~ Slcrttlnnl
melic I en- AIocr al III gar. VI
0poc bar iuoehupt ale 8onnultcn3
5ini04hperu na ur Ell Suo2rantuto
ium ane iau op til OF heiagttoe
Guttor 4 Il. @lid) er d'Nuaei
req 0eOtu / areunal. 81 Nnr garl.
mel. Nlit, toN GulhcosefSomtu 1872
% blcn onint iom AmtslT1t I 9teoe'
mes Nutt 1891.
NtulOc3 ploitc Nulroelaborlcr.
I. \. Smrcu CT afAoaet pe0 Seocrl
citer nu1en Sioa SmoonL ~ Aor
0unrmcl. San feire0c 1loc Cftober
lit ,SemtioaraillbilGum ION 0lncNas
bOrucr.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-13
&c ennite Mcierier. Der inOe.

&c oumiic Mcierier. Ter iurOcS Tor
SiOtn / 0amnarf 1905 GUHp. %
GentriWlcHeiericr. lerui cr 1907
anOclomeiericr, 200 Srle@me.crter
OF Ito 0crrtlodrosuciericr lS9S
uar ser II Sincs a. l3l Serrc
9ddr0oucierier ilere. men ii Au0els
mcicrter iGrrt. y liOIte er dlIldd
trlaM ite0ttfor Dc pt0,uGte 6plle2-
p0 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-13
TaSt o m,
iiiiaies ener tincic.

sperhs'srsR,sr Hnosr 'cages- 'Sinss- .Tlt.
iaias- "a 'S'tsrfpsrai.t' toner . Sents for IS Crs
Ter BEER SdHa % en- Sent pr Gro iSr aft isu or.x.
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iaaa 5nmrusr
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Spp Eye atsr en- CtEis
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-13
,Sra SiniauS mcooeler "Glfto

ara SinianS mc0oeIer "IftonbIas
bct" Ct Rngte ON. at StorIprltenoom-
met pautpnfea oelt / ire YtilitPrglt
nernsr. 0iitrifter. Giierrctninaen dlls
gipea al ifripc " ira en- N De Verlo'
Iler. Ser itllGoe uprc OeliInereoe I'll al
betiuoc Ell lnaoan Yolt,
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-13
Murncnifirlhs Minhc. ! {

mentct ,%cniieiif / Siblrlul bar man
meo Sanfe pea oc itort (lenelter, n
6goe TroicSior 9torOcnltlel0 glenrten
Nubnin0cn al Nupueien I'll Sibtucu
bar abort Saroet. bciIuttct at felrc
bans Minoe pe0 Ct fomnlenoe Ytpoe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-13
TN "Nnnhclnhaiifplr." "

biaO" tager ct al line ilOite 9hlmre
Sr0et Tor S%prrtteiieu a en- San0aa-
bei'fple. Ser fmOe t~iltuut.eS "Stod
bolnra Ssaifola" % Otu tctnilfe 0et-
itole og hare 9tptte al ott mi onlorgl.
niiere0e Satl0e $!mIlelm.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-13

Or. aprpslGee Ring bar ifiGrfet
1000 arpncr til Set rsoc aurc."
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-13
mboleiaIe @riier til 6urbrnscre.
camille. Oanorl en- sprria.it,t.

SniititesNaHoei en $ptctnilttt.
WHISTLES
Manhattan Club Bourbon So. 90 pr. Gal.
Maryland Pure Rye ESQ
Marlowe Pure Rye $50
Brandles.
California Brandy So. so pr. @al.
Manon's Imperial Brandy $50
Port and Sherry Wines.
81. 80 III 80 90 or. @aion.
Jamaica Rum 800 5ir. @al.
Aquavit $50
Jurat are ZEN AnleonlRq III at iHaae bore @nrer
og orerbtpiic Ten on, al ni sS iiiaao I'll al eine BE-,
rie'tr ca beeiis 'og NtnaeHr. pu d kRee 3eri isileEn
neb Wobtaaelie al
CO OF Chart California Port Wine.
SsItUJ California brandy.
I'm cheessisss st ssn El9lIfE NJ Mira.
seno Money Order. Draft elixir uiiarrRt @rsv
psa Dor Rshie. sRs Saur isHSes iaufu;i la SeTss
esiiaiHa Mp6iaqss.
Strrp slltr nor peHaebsiparrEA trsiltf.
DOUGLAS LEFFINGWELL,
Wholesaler aud Importer.
~ South 9rd street. MINNEAPOLIS. MINI.
AsfsrnrI; ppItsHl0HIseli eaHf 1NiuEsaP0ns.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-13
sn m~nnaeblnnct Girfcliaa or 0!

fun0ct al Sireftor GernalOcr ueo
&dnGrorp Soabrug. Eau ocnnc Sda
fan ifipreS ca. 1000 Stutte pr.
gift" hcrettcr "Seotrh. Si0."
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-23
INSURANCE MEN TO MEET.
Important Changes to BE Made in
Southern Tariff Association.


Atlanta, April 22.-Seventy- Atlanta
fire insurance men left to-day at noon
for Old Point Comfort, Va, where, at
the Hotel Chamberlain, the annual meet
ing Of the Southeastern Tariff Associa-
ton will be held. Wednesday, April a.
The meeting of the Southeastern Tariff
Association is of great importance, in
view of many questions that are to come
before it. Since the last meeting of the
association it has been compelled 10 with
draw, because of adverse state legisla-
ton from all excepting four of the South
eastern states, these being Florida, Ala
bama, Georgia and North Carolina.
The existence Of the association is
thought to be in peril If the antagonis-
tic legislation continues. The expenses
of keeping up the association are great
and President Stockdell is said to be in
favor of doing away with the annual
meetings of the body, regarding the Elk
ecutive Committee OF the association as
competent to handle all the questions that
come up before the association for &C
ton
One of the results of the meeting will
probably be a decrease in the working
organization. the idea being to reduce the
number of the executive committeeman to
eight, two members for each state super
vised by the association.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-23
TO COMPEL THE TREASURER.
Attorney General Files Mandamus in
Property Fund Matter.

Attorney General Files Mandamus in
Property Fund Matter.
Atlanta, April 22.-Attorney Geenral ].
NJ. Terrell this afternoon filed suit for
mandamus against State Treasurer r. L.
Park, to compel him to show cause why
he does not pay the Georgia teachers
from the public property fund as he is d.
rected to do by the Legislature. The At
torney General makes a new point in the
suit, namely that 100000 coming from the
sale of the Northeastern Railroad was de-
rived from the sale of property acquired
by the state since the adoption of the
state constitution of 1877 and, therefore,
that constitutional provision, as it reads,
cartot refer to this portion of the fund
which Treasurer Park objects 10 paying
out.
Upon the fling of the suit, Judge J. II.
Lumpkin of the Superior Court issued a
ruse nisi directing Treasurer Park to pay
out the money or show cause before him
on May / why he refuses to do so. The
argument will be heard by Judge Lump
kin on May 1 or 2, and the case will then
go at once to the Supreme Court.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-23
Important to Sufferers.
HOW YOU MAY OBTAIN A LASTING
CURE FOR PILES.
no Surgical Operation, No Pain, Tr4-
ding Expense-A simple, Harm
less Remedy but Il Does
the Work

There are some people who have piles
as regularly and frequently as other peo-
pie have cold. Any little bowel trouble
will bring them on, any extra exertion,
as In lifting, will produce them and i'm
fact, will often appear without any APP
parent provocation. Piles, however, is
much more serious than a cold, as the
tendency is always to grow worse until
the trouble becomes deep seated and
chronic, or develops into some fatal rectal
disease
While there are many pile remedies
which give relief. yet there is but one
which not only gives instant relief. but
al the same time makes permanent
cure, and that is the we'll known Pyramid
Pile Cure
This remedy Is composed of simple.
harmless vegetable ingredients, but com
bins 80 effectively and act so promptly
and thoroughly that IL cures every form
Of piles whether itching. blind, bleeding
OF protruding. In long standing cases the
Pyramid Pile Cure has proven 10 be the
only certain cure, except a surgical oper-
alton, and iif advantages over an opera
tioH are many, ~ u N painless. causes
no delay Or Interference with daily Oocu-
patton, and. last but not least, g. cheaper
than any surgi "A operation could posi-
by b., costing " cents d package "a any
drus store. The cases thai fhe Pyramid
Pile Cure Will not fesch are 20 few that
Ebgsleianf sre ooin6 AWAY Niib operations
f1F piles eng afpendiuR On fhie cheap buf
effective feuleQy ~ accomplish complete
cure. sn0 a never gif4pIssiuff fEorpf in
cases begonq fhe feaep ~ nosieal ak8ii.
The Pyfamia l1ie cure ~ prepared w
fhf pyfamii llfnF Company ~ MsfnEali.
tficl,, ana 90 aalf lf dfnfEiaff fffftr
WhNtf "a "a nNgsF laf lm hHRr NarU
fafkDFf fauiaiHf fffaffe 80 fHHTe pua
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-23
ATTEMPTED ASSAULT
Ferpetrated Near Statesboro-Al-
legged AxsaiIant Caught.

Ferpetrated Near Statesboro-Al-
legged AzsaiIant Caught.
statesboro. Ca. April 22-An attempt
at assault upon a Mrs. McIlveen, seven
miles from here, was made by a negro
Friday. Mrs. McIIveens two small sons,
aged and 10. frightened the assailant
away. A negro named George Park, aged
about q. was suspected. Mr.. McIlveen
and a party of neighbors found him Sat
urday morning at the home of his father.
They were not yet sure of their man,
but took him into custody and carried
him TO Mrs. McIlveen, and the boys.
They recognized him at once as being
she assailant OF Mrs. McIilveen. This was
eubstantiated also by the measure Of mis-
foot. A heavy rain had just fallen or
had ceased long enough for the water TO
run on, and, consequently. tracks could
be seen plainly. There had been no travel
on the road passing the house, except one
mans track going up TO the house from
the mill, and then returning to the same
place without going beyond the house
This track and the shoe of Park CORE
sponded exactly.
Park was brought on here late yester-
day and lodged in jail. He will be tried
in the Superior Court, which convenes
here In the morning. and it is possible
that Judge Evans will call the criminal
docket first in order TO try this negro.
There is much dissatisfaction in regard TO
the matter. II the negro could have been
caught Immediately, he would probably
have never been seen the jail. But the
people Of Bulloch are law-abiding, and as
the courts have been pretty prompt In
dealing with criminals they are inclined
TO let the law take its course.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-23
A BUSY CORONER.
Cannot Get Around to the Bodies
Fast Enough.


Statesboro. Ga, April 24-The coroner
has more on his hands in these parts to-
day than he can manage, While he is
off holding one inquest In one part of the
county messages are coming from others
to come and look after other corpses, and
pens have to be built around one body
while the coroner is waited for.
Yesterday about o'clock a young negro
went TO Mr.. G. r. Hagin's place, near Je-
rome, in the eastern part of the county,
and told him that he had just seen an
other young negro shot to death. Upon
investigation 1t was learned that young
negro named Johnnie Green was killed at
a shanty at or near Mr b. r. Sharpe's
still. 1t seems that from what can be
gathered that woman had been living
with a man named Eph Marshall. The wo-
man got tired of the man, and was in the
house with Johnnie Greene yesterday at
ternoon, when Marshall came upon them
The house was fastened up and he could
not get in. He at once proceeded to break
in through the window and shot Greene
to death with pistol. 1t is said by some
that ne took the pistol away from Greene
and killed him with his own gun. Greene
was not more than grown, while Marshall
was a man of some age and strength.
Greene's father sent for the coroner and
while he was down there to-day message
came from DR.. Hin Simmons at Stifson
for him to go there and hold an inquest
over the body of a woman. In this case
l could not learn the party's name, but it
is similar to the first in one respect, that
the woman had got tired of living with
her man, and because she was going to
leave him he deliberately shot her down.
instructions were sent from here for pen
to be built around the body until the Off
Ger could arrive. which will not be prob
ably until in the morning, for II Is some
distance down to Stison, and he has not
returned from the inquest at Jerome
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-23
A WOMAN SHOT TO DEATH,
UNEXPLAINED TRAGEDY IN MONT
GoMERY COUNTY.


Vhe First News of the Killing
Brought by the slayer, Quincy
Curry, Who Gave Himself Up, and
Was Later Held for Murder-Hnd
shot the Woman with Both Rifle
and Fistol-But Little known of
the victim, a Mrs. Buck.
Higgston, Ga, April 22.-Quite sensa-
ton was created here yesterday morning
when Quincy Curry came to town and
surrendered himself to the officers, say
ing ne had shot a woman down on the
Seaboard Air Line Railway, about one
mile from here. but that he did so in self
defense. Judge Elliott, with most of the
male population, went out 10 investigate
the matter, and found the woman, who
is known here as Mrs. Buck, lying face
downward, dead, with a 32-caliber pistol
bail through her heart and a 56-caiiber
rifle ball, which entered her left breast
breaking the collar bone and coming out
under the shoulder blade in the back.
Judge Elliott Immediately empannelled
a fury OF inquest, which, after hearing
all the evidence at hand, brought in
verdict Of murder. as the evidence did not
agree with the claim of self-defense as
made by Curry. He has been committed
TO jail to await trial at the next term OF
Superior Court at Mt. Vernon.
No one here knows much about the Wo-
man, Mrs. Buck, but she is supposed to
have come here from Augusta with her
husband some four or five months ago.
About three months ago her husband was
accidentally killed at a saw mill at TINS
place Since that time she has only been
a visitor TO Higgston,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-23
MADAME URSULA DEAD.
She Was Half a Century at the Con.
vent in Columbia.


vent in Columbia.
Columbia, s. c.. April 22.--Miss Cath
rine Dignan, known at the Ursuline con-
vent as Madam Ursula, died yesterday
and was buried this afternoon. The body
lay in state last evening and this MORN
ing.
Madam Ursula was 81 years of age
She came to this country from ireland
with Bishop England in 1871. and has
been "a nun for 81 years. She came here
in 1851 and has been with the Ursulines
ever since, being in the convent when
it was burned by Sherman's men in 1866.
For a long time she was directress of
the convent, and has always been a noted
instructress and educator.
In the hands of the dead nun were the
VOWS she had written over half cen
fury ago. According TO custom, she had
not seen them since, but they were placed
In her hands when dead. A very large
concourse attended the funeral. Many
Coiumbians received their education from
Madam Ursula.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-23
NEW MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Organized AT Athens-Other News OF
the University city.

Athens. Ca, April 22.-The Union Man
ufacturlng Company is new Athens en-
terprise The company is composed OF a
number Of the leading grocery merchants
and the capital g. 20 be Increased 10 so. %
90. a charter has been applied for and a
plant will be az once established for the
Manufacture " candles. crackers. vine
gars, syrupH, packed soda ana roasted
e9ure. The members 81 the company viii
handle the entire output ~ the factory.
Tho University football team for 1871
viii H. coached by Hiliy neynolds 81
Princeton, WHO for ihe inat thne gears
hos done Eao4 work Del thia llne for ilo
horfh Carolina team.
Az fiahofaie muural proHfammo BE- be-
inR ofrsnEr1 fQr ihf Memofm Dos arr-
Vices Hlifn fhf Hl1ftsf HlH b. dfiifffed
% hQn. M a fhHflfuu ~ faNHuraN.
Tso recent Ffe1nHffe nf fhf University
aTs hriHf rnnffafniatta ny manf fnenla
ou rlfIf .0ssl farHnf ilf psfaF l.tnaan
aRs plaa fleasg gas ~ 49, fian lsfs 40
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-23
SOLDIERS HOME TRUSTEES.
VIII Meet To-day to Make Final Ar.
rangements.

Atlanta, April 22.--The trustees OF the
Soldiers Home meet tomorrow at the
state capitol at 10 o'clock. The meeting
will be the most important yet held by
the board, and owing to the number of
important matters to be passed upon ev-
cry member OF the board Is expected to
attend. The board will name May Is as
the opening day for the home. 1t was the
intention of the trustees to have every
thing In readiness for the old veterans by
May /, but owing to the inclement wealth
er much work has been prevented.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-23
EDUCATORS AT rusKEGEE.
Will spend Two Days Inspecting
washington's Normal school.

Tuskegee Ala, April 22.-The party OF
distinguished educators and philanthrop-
lists, under the guidance OF Robert c.
ogden of Philadelphia, arrived here this
morning for a two days visit to Booker
T. Washingtons normal school.
The morning hours were spent in in
spection of the twenty-eight industries
Of the institution and in visiting the acad-
envy and class rooms. Dorothy hall, re-
cent addition to the institution. was ded-
icated this afternoon, Rev. Z. Winchester
Donald of Boston delivering the dedica-
ton sermon.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-23
The Camp Creek Cases Continued.

Atlanta, April 22.-Difficulty in securing
a jury this morning resulted in the Camp
Creek damage cases, pending in the Unit
ed States Court, being continued until to-
morrow morning. Both sides announced
ready in the first case called, Mrs. r. II.
Lawrence against the Southern Railway,
but the attorneys were unable to agree on
q jury from the panel in attendance. The
case then went over till 10 o'clock to-mor-
row morning and a new panel of jurors
was ordered summoned
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-23
SPECIAL NOTICE.

nounce to his friends and patrons the
death of our lamented father, Albert
Jackson, and in doing SO we take this OPP
portunity of thanking them for their lib
eral patronage during the past thirty 800
years. We further beg to inform them
that his business will be continued under
the firm name of Albert Jackson's Sons.
We earnestly solicit continunce of this
patronage and confidence and shall guar
antee the same satisfaction as was given
by our lamented father
C5igneD ALBERT JACKSON.
SIDNEY NJ JACKSON,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-23
COLORED WOMAN MURDERED.
Her worthless Husband sticks a
Knife Into Her Back.

claxton, Ga. April 22-william Burgess
q worthless negro, living here, it is
thought fatally cut his wife last night.
Some two or three weeks ago Burgess
and his wife had some trouble. whereupon
he beat her with a stick until It was
thought it would be impossible for her to
recover. When she was able to gel out
she moved away TO another house. leav-
ing Burgess TO himself. He seemed to
be dissatisfi and last night called on
her in pretense of getting her to return
home. She refused to go with him, and
he set upon her with knife cutting her
in the back to the hollow in two places.
DR. Watkins pronounces her wounds ia
tai Burgess is at large, but has been
located. and will probably be captured
Tonight or tomorrow.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-23

Higgston, Ca, April 22.--I4ast week a
negro woman living three miles from this
place gave birth to triplets. one weighing
6la pounds, one 6a4 pounds and the other
~ pounds, and they are said to be doing
well. The woman weighs about 200
pounds.
]. ]. Cummings & Co.'S large saw mill
and new store are about completed.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-23

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