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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02

idlciEen fcinc &cRntniB bon Scr lett
Solrcn bcltCDeltocn gage gcbobt 81
bnbcnt neil pernnttblid Die Gerid)te
Der friibcren Sabre uift SIT 0cIid)t
gcfnmmcn iillb.
User ben 9erid)t beS SerlpaltiugSs
rotbes bes Seo.Sallics bonn T.. Hos
bender 1896 bis BEN 81. October
1897 burdlaeieien bot, Der fonnte
id,on bemerfen, boB Ger Garren ms
Stodei aeratben mar. Die SaIt
herQauflp0rts 5u bef6roern cling i'm.
tner lanaiamer unb inter groBeren
Sdlmierigfeiten bis sn bie1em Sabre.
Ger @eriht POM Ge5ember 1899 be-
ridltet uber, alS menn er aus Der
GSeber 0es gegenmGrtigen Sertrallels.
ntanncs aeiloiien mGre. obihon Die.
lem Ole mobre Gage oeS 2eo.Smlies
a1n3liG] fremb mar. 2arin beiBi
les: Ser ct. Hnpbae(s.S erein bier.
6ulanbe unterItiibte OaS Seo.Suils
nlebrere Sabre lebr ciirig burd) Die
inonotlidlen gcitrGgc ieiner Mtitglie'
De-, lit atcr lett GINGER 3eit ms
StoGen aerot5en nHb 9iebt eS
MIR nod, nenige II nbebenti gen
Seitruge BON Den frilberen
NtitgIicoern." Gr beridtet oonu
eincn IuSfnll ppn $275.S9 uno
iGhrt fort: Stud i'm nnrbergebenoen
Sabre mar Elm fleiner Giidldritt SIT
b%crid,tcll. 9ie Initolt bat nj ben
5wci leeien Sobrcn nit @erfrit ge-
urbeitet. SIS Dori ober Dos SEQ.
Saus, fiir mcldles Ieiitc eOlen glitter
10 picl getban, unb 10 eiiriN beniibt
mnrelt, nift 5uriifgeben mo IN iei-
ncr @irtiomfeit gebcmmt merben.
Nein, mir beutid)e aatbolifen ioaten
glQes oufbieten, oieic g%nitolt, pie 10
piele anoere Nnltolten, inn 9ienIte Der
Meliaiou mo Der &GdItcnlie6e 5t
erbnlten." 60 lautet Der gerid)t
bonn Se5cmber 1899.
Gem GertrultcllSlnoune mllrbe
ans superldiiiger Gucle mitget6eiIt,
OoB falt nliGbrlih in Den leBten Sab
rem elm Sefiait BON $4,000 bis 81
$4,000 5t per5eidmen mar. Gr be-
bollptct nit Hedt, boB Elm itetes gin-
fommcn Dem Sep-SnIie abgcbe. Ser
bctlngensmertbe HiidNong III Der
3obl Der Mtitglieber bes SereiHS,
melder ood olle fatboliid)e Ielttid)e1
Imerifo'S IN iih begreifen ioltc,
nimmt Der Nnitalt Ole eln5ige feite
guiis. Niln boben ieit lGngerer 3eit
Die Committeeman oils Dem &erfouie
oou Giieubabufartcn gan5lid) otfge-
bort, Der @erfanf Der 9ilber pom
Napite, SEQ Dem Srel5ebnten bat
iehr nboenommer, Die Committeeman
fiir Shiffsfarten II. |. ~. limo altf
Die Saiite bcrnnter9eleBt nno ole
cicic MrlSfGae on ginnobmen erflG.
rem sur @eniigc Die ~iinon5iele Be
Sr0nanib Der Nuitalt.
9unferolt beslpegen lit oas SEQ.
Sous nod LANCE niht. Ser aorren
aber, Ser bergaufmdrtS loa, fam
nidt nur ms Stofen, ionbern logar
ms Rlltid)en be~rgabndrts,
9ie beuoritebenoen betrddtltden
G%eparoturen bes Suuies, menn nid)t
cir Nelball, Die IN Der nnben 3u.
fumit unpermeiolid line, eridlperen
nod Die Gait. Carl man iid per-
mlmDern mcnn Der g%egempGrtige
SertrnlenSmnmt iuieoer mo mieoer
Silieruie boren lGBt? Seine Huie
wiirben gebort nll0 bon Sieieu err
bort. @irO es ibm geitattet, 10 miro
er iiferlidy inns eillen erfrelenOelt
@eridt iiber oas eben perfliebenoe
oSabr atf Der beporitebenOen aatbo-
lifen -@eriammllung 81 G~pmspiqe,
Snb., ablegen.
llnterbeiien arbeiten mir 3ur gr.
bathing ser Inltalt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02
Mebcr &0uig NIfonIo Oon
Spamicu.

&or einigen @oden beridtete u@l
llniperio" 81 WaOriO wie folgt:
r@eltern NbenO botten mir boS
Serguiigen 3elge 5u ieiu bon eiueut
berrlidel Nfte be3 @iallbc1S mo Der
Sr0mmigfeit ieiner Waieitdt, be5
&onigs Ilionio Oes 9%rei5ebnten, Der
i'm o%llBeror0entlid ebrt.
@ls berlelbe ndmIif bon einenl
9lusflllge 8uriifgefcbrt mar itnb oen
Ealait betreten lpolire, inb er, bnB
III fleiner Gutierntng OnS aaerbl.
Satrnment 81 einem &runten &c.
brndlt murbe, begleitet, mie es in
Sponien 8roud lit, BON einer Menge
&olfcS. Sogleid fiel Der iunge Wfos
nordJ alf Dem bloBen SteinpflnIter
Ger StroBe auf Die &niee, uuo Der.
blieb in oieier ebrerbietigen Saltulg
bis Die Wenge Dem @elidte ent.
ihlpumOen mar. 9ann crit erbob iid)
Nlfonio Der 9%rei5ebnte.
Ger junge &0nig bate ober &C.
merit, Dab Der Erieiter in einem
Grmlihen Sllbrperte ben SeilnrlO
gum &ronfenDnitie trlta; barum be-
fabl er einem g0iutdnten nit Ser
foniali6eu &uti6e Der Yrp5eiiion
nad6ueilen mo Oen YrieIter 5u itDs
tbigen, Oas before 6ilbriuerf 81 be.
mrbeu. lteberbieS fommonbirte er
ietncr Seibpade, oQioaleid) Dem bG.
Snfromeute ooS gbrengeleite 81
Qeben. m1brenO DEM er itd) 81 SUB
nod Dem Ealuit begob.
GS mar ipirflid) ein Gerrli6es
mo er6atlides ShauipiG! llnie-
ren ief5ebnjabrigen Monard)eu ollf
Den &uieen mitten ulrf Der StruBe,
nmrin9t bon 3ablrcidem 8efoige
allS Den b0d)iten Stdnben, Dem i'm
allerbl. Soframente pe%rbprgenem
@eilahbe 6iientlid)e S%iiloigung er.
lpeiien 81 ieben!
3as golf mar 3elge bieies Sci.
deus ehter Sr0mmigfeit, unb Siele
moren bis 81 &hrGnen geriibrt. Sbne
s3tpeifcl nld) erinnerten lie iid unie.
rer beriibmten Scrrl6er mo Sieger
BON ebemalS, non Oellcn mord)c es
iid) 3ur Ghre mrednetclt, ibrc foits
barren &itiden ali DerlnlieI, nm lie
Dem &0nig Der a0nide 81 iHcnfcn.
Dime 3weiiel iiiblten Tie, boB irbiife
WtnieitGt niemols mebr erboben CT.
iheint, oils gero0e Damn, mann lie
iid bertgt por Dem @ott Der Woie.
Itdten."
Someit .Gl l~1niperio" bon
Wobrih iiber baS 9etrogen be8 jun.
gen &0nigS bon Spanien. IS
ltimmt genau nit Dem mas man bis.
ber ii6er i'm aeleien bette.
60 etuaS paBt untiirlid Ser Srcis
maurerIippe burd)alls nid)t. @ent
lie 6arum u%ril0tbi9cS 3eltg ii6er
Nlfonio Den 0rei5ehnten burdl Die
&elt lpriBt, 10 lit boS gor5 bcgreif,
lid. mo ltimmt aon5 9elau NIT
Nlern, ipnS man biSber aud iiber lie
erfnbreu bot. Gin ebter Satbolif
lGBt iid oirh gar ni6t BON Dem @e.
id,rei jencr @eieQidait ii6ertolpeln.
Gin redter, 9loubenStreuer aatbolif
bat 10 einen ridIti9en Snitinft an
lid, OnS man om better eiueu ied)Iten
Stuu ncnnt, ba mon'S fiir iiunliGe
Oteniden iOnIt nitt onber5 gut flor
mndcn fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02
Mnf icincr &eSctpur i'm Often bas
Gr3iibent &uuicuclt erflart: ,Tie

&ruitS miilien Den Q oils tbren
Weilter ltnD @ebieter uucrfemen."
9aS lit gut genreint ober -. Gttti-
rem nid)t Ole &~apitoiiitcn Dem &olfe
por. men c5 5l Der Itontliden mo
nationalcn @eiebgebung 5t ierben
bat? @ot SEER Hooieuelt nidt nod
inn lcbten @onareiic eriobren, OoB
Die 3udertruit.S euatoreu gegen
be9 ErGiioenten @iQeu feline II
Gte3ipro3itGtss 3llitono nit Guba 5lt
Stmloc fommen lieBen?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02
SN eS tpabt?

Sit Oie Gage beS 2eo.SollieS 10 &C.
I~abrorobcno? Sn mebrcrCn fntbptIs
id)en 3eitidriften iheiRt man Die
Wobmuortc beS gcgenpGrti9en geiit.
liden SertrmienSmumeS beS Ct.
Mopbncls. &ereins uno beS @ermoi.
trmQSrotheS 6cs &eo,SmlieS uiht
iebr crHit ja ncbmen. Gieie Belt.
idriitcl aber unO igre geeBrtc &eier
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02
&edt 10! Ser Siidlof nnS Glcrns

Der SiU5eie Sort @aune, Daben gele-
oentli6 Ser Grer5itien 81 9totrc
Came, SnO., om %. gluguit, GroteIt-
bci6liiiie gefaBt unO lie an bcn Erd'
iioeuteu un0 Die Ereiie gei6ift. Sn
bieien 8ei6liiiien miro ou6 Ser
traueu in ErGiioent Goolepelt
betont. @eroen nltn gepiiie Serren
bon Der tatboliiden Hrelie Gieles als
ntniei6pad" ertl6ren, mie man es
be3iiglid. Der observation-disclosures
ertIGrt bot?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02
&ic itimmt bic Wittbcilnng Scs
Isl lluiucriu" uuu MabriS nit Deit

@eri6ten, baB Der iunge &onig
NlfonIo pom Sponien ben fotbolt-
ihen 8eliquien -&ultus peripOttet
habe? 8ir bolten c8 nit Der Ins
iift OeS vGalifornier Golfsfrel1nO"
in Dem Ntrtifel ylleber &0nig alfonlo
bon Sponien."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02
SatboIiSher Observation-Disclosures.
gOm g8aheriii6ti9eu.- Gut. IA,
Ill.

Gin Sptimiit lit nit Gin Wann,
Der Sitfrieoen lit, pbiGon er nidtS ers
balten bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02

Grauf6eitcn iinS bic SntcreHcn,
Die mir ultf Die SppotDefe Oes SebelS
bc5ableu miiiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02

Sn Manila, 10 meloete mnter'm
10. Milgiilt bas 8abel. plrbe cine
neue Stride" g%egrnnOet. 0ieielbe
nat bcreitS ihren .giihoi" iuro ihr
2oien.Gon5il". Die Witglieoer ser
neuen STRIDE" gebOren iait aus.
id)lieBlidl Dem 8ebeimbmoe oes
antipunuD an, lmb an Der SpiBe
iteben M1mer, Die bisber Dor DER
Seffentlihfeit cine menig riibmli6e
Hole geipielt buben. Der ,gi.
lhoi" lit Der beriidtigte erfommrni.
sirte apoitat 8regorio Aglipap,
inter ben WitgIiebern beS ,Qaien.
GonSils" befinoet lid Der neteriihe
Sump Wiiencamino, elmer Der sSiibrer
Der 6Docralilten. Cine nette Wonoc
bat lid oemnoh llitter DEM aampfes.
mi pSoS bon Rom" 5nlammenGeiun-
ben! &iel Inhong miro sic iailbere
@eiellifait nidt iinoen. 60 habeu
bereits mebrere Serrem meld)e sir
.SiifDfen" ernannt moroen maren,
oieic DGbre" obgelebnt.
las oGidIte" aber fommt nad,:
Die neie Stride" bat gbren Suit,
Serrn 5onera, elm Mitalieb Ger Ebi-
lipplnen : Gonmiiiion. unb Ngui.
raIoo 81 Observation-Disclosures" err.
nanlt. SEER Gait bat iid oemuah
ooS ScrtrMucn beS Sreimmlrer.gle.
ulelteS III garS euormem MaBe er.
lporbcn, Iu bieicr Sbatiade miro er
nldtS Gnbern f0nneu, menu er audi.
lpie Die 9epcide IN GliSli6t iteQt, Die
lpohlpcrbicnte oNus5eihmlng" BEL
,einer Hnfnnit ubiebnen miro. -
ySatb. Sam~ilienblatt'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02
2tt.s pen anoeren satbotti6en
Settum8en.

Gle Nprbmeitern @abngcicuidait
bat beldloileH aae hire 3u9sange.
iteaten einen praftiihen allriliS IN
Der nieberen Gbirlrgie Dnrdmaben
SIT loiiell, Oomit lie i'm Claude iiuo,
bel llngliidsiGllcn, che Ier3te 5ur
Stclle iinb. Die erIte Siilie leiIten 81
t0nncu. SoS lit cine. iebr unerfcn-
nensmertbe Nbiid)t. @em man aber
ans Dem 9erid)te Der 3lpildenltaots.
unO Sanoels.G ommiiiion eriiebt, Dob
III Den eriteu -brei Monaten oieieS
SSobreS o,i omerifoniiden 8abnen
1920 3uiammenit0Be unb S2S gnts
9leiilngen porfomen, bel oenen 43
Yaliaaiere oaS 2cbeu berloren nno
433 perlebt lpuroeu, 10 mlB man
opd) al Der lleber5ellgullg tomnlel,
baB Die @abten praftiid)er hanoellI
miiroen, menu lie 5uerit periuhten,
Ole llriodeu Der pieien llnglildSfdae
AZ heben rulO lid crit bann nit Der
Sinberung Der Solgen berielben be,
lhuitiaten. - oaatb. Hunbldat".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02

Senrp @otterion i6impft mieoer
iiber GleuelanO. 3tuiibeit grpan,
Sill llno GleuelanO ipate Serr @at.
terion NelIlgeno @eicgenbeit finocn,
iein Sdimpflerifon 81 gebruuden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02

GS lit fulidl 5u glauben, Ser Man.
tel Der driitliden NGdltcnliebe lei
aroB geulg, ale Siiuhen 5t oefen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02

Ter YHetu Port tribune" miro
ans Jfom aeorabtet. Dob Der Gatifou
bcitiirutt Gou wcm2) merbe. CT ioae
Den Gr5biid)oi Srclanb sum Cardinal
e%rncnnen; oenn DER rptbe @llt lei Die
ihm Nebilbrenoe S~clobnuna bdiiir.
boh Die Snit.Gommiiiion nod Rom
aebrodt mo boolrd Den Grioig OeS
8apittbnms CD 9elihcrt bat. Ger.
lter miro aemeloet, mail6e bon GrJ.
biidui SrelaHb'S Srermben ieien 10
einiluRrei%, anG Der 8atifun ibnell
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02
60! Sol! eU!!!

Ger Sdein triigt: Shuloideine
limo uber meiItens feline 2iigner.
Sie cramps llniou bat iid an
8lMlten zines Seifentruit erfl6rt.
Gin Starfer lit INNER idlpudl
mclnl er lIb lelblt nidt trallen fam.
Sei ben WiBen mand)er 2ellte
IoItte man Die GrflGrumgen georllft
babelt.
Gs gi6t 2eiteibie Steiern ireumS.
lldl ldd)elno be5ablen wenn lie
m ii en.
GS ut folidl 5m ~glQllben Der Man.
tel Der driItlidJen NG6ltcnliebe lei
aroB gerllg, ollie Siiuhen 81 befen.
Senrp Watterinn i6impft miebcr
iiber Gleuelanb. 3milheu grpau,
Sill mo Glepelanb ipQte Serr @at.
terlon gelIlgenb @elegenbeit finocn
iein Sdimpflerifon 81 gebraphen.
Nqh elmer 9ercdlnuna zines nnbe-
rcheilboren Erofeiiors miro Die @e.
p0lferung Der Grbe inn Sabre 1000,
"a 100000, 00O betragen. 8ir
lpolen eS obmarten, etc mir Dem
Erofe'lor glallben.
GS gicbt jest nid)t ipeniger ais
t15 iiibiife Wtilliondre in ben Der.
Stootclt. Chicago bat Is, 9tem gort
3S, %%bilnbelpbin ., Cincinnati 6,
ct. Souis =, grootlpn /, Sml
6ranciSco 10 mo Bolton 1.
gSicbcr Elm Eroblem. @5 fat iid)
berullsgellellt, oaB Die eleftriiden
3iine, welde $50 Meilen bie StunDe
iahren, Die Sdieneu ldmel5en mo
Itehen bleiben. @as nltn tbl,u2
Shnelliafeit lit feline Sererei, ober
Stiaitano lit allf fem Sortihritt
ielbit mcmt man $50 WeiIen Die
Stunoe fdbrt.
SEER Sdmob, Ser WilionGr, Iol
nerpenfrant reIp. perrildt lem. Inner
8ehiilfS Heboftellr lit bereit, on Die
Stelle bcs Scrrn Shnob perriidt 81
merben. Gr miro Die Stelc als Bra.
iibent beS Stubl- unb Stebltruit
%iibernebmen, troboem Das @e.
bolt bios ST, 100000 betrGgt. Gle
Nerpenfrnnfbeit fiirbtet er nift.
Gin Shullebrer IN aoniaS bat iidj
allf ei1enartige @eiie Hubm - nid,t
&abnI - uerihafft. Gr pllr0e iud)s.
teuielsmilo ais bas Selepbou ibnl
eben p~eridgte, ba er einen Gollegen
aus iiherer Serne periiherte, er balte
i'm iiir eiuen ,S%minebono" eriten
Ranaes. Ils nun Die Central" Ole
@e~rbinonna ablhnitt, nahm Ger
SEER" 2ebrer cine Art mo itlltg
Den gpporot IN Sauienb Stiife.
MpraI: Wog Elm College Elm nod 10
arpber Swincbono iein 10 iage ibml
oos nibt Ourh's Selepbon.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02

GS gi6t 2eute, ibic Steuern ireunb.
lIdl ldd)elno be5ablen :. menn JIG
m il item.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02

Nqd elmer 9ercd,nuna zines nn6e-
rcdlenboren Erofeilors miro Die BE
D0lferung Der Gr0e inn Sabre 1000,
"a, 0O0,00O00O %betragen. Wir
lpolen eo obmarten, ebc mir Dem
ErofeiIor glnuben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02

Sei ben @iBen mundler 2ellte
iolte man Die grfl6r1msen georldi
bobelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02

Gs aiebt jest nidt peniger ais
i15 iiibiid,e Wtilliotdre in Den Der.
Stoatcn. Gbico9o hat Is, New gort
3S, EbilnOelpbia ., Cincinnati 6,
ct. 2ouis ,, Srootlpn /, Sml
SranciSco 10 mo Bolton 1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02

Gin Starfer lit INNER idlpad),
mem er lib lelblt ni6t trollen fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02

Ser Sdein triigt: Sdnloiheine
limo uber meiItenS feline 2iigner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02

Die cramps Union bat iid sll
@lhiten zines Seifentruit erflart.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-02
Mrs. Marc A. Crawford.

Mrs. Mary A. Crawford died yester-
day afternoon at $50 o'clock at the
Telfair Hospital. Her funeral will take
place at $50 o'clock this afternoon from
the Cathedral of st. John the Baptist.
Mrs Crawford underwent an operation
a week ago last Sunday for appended
it's from the effect of which she had
almost fully recovered Yesterday
morning she was feeling better than she
had been for several days, and her COM
plete recovery was regarded as a mat
ter of a short time. In the afternoon.
however, she began sinking, and died
in few hours. Heart failure was the
immediate cause of her death.
Mrs. Crawford was a native Of Sa-
vannah, and was the relict of the late
William c. Crawford for many years
leading business man of Savannah
and a member of the firm of Crawford
& Lowell
She leaves three sons, DIR. VIM. B.
Crawford Mr.. Robert * Crawford,
Mr.. Allen Crawford, and two .daugh-
ters. Mrs. w e. Strobhar and Miss
Emily l.. Crawford
Mrs. wford was a woman of noble
qualities. A devout member of the Ro-
man Catholic faith she lived life in
keeping with her church; charita BILE
and humble, a true friend to those with
whom her life was associated, a fond
mother and withal a woman, esteemed
and loved by all who knew her There
were many callers at the residence, No.
4lS Waldburg street, east last night to
extend sympathy and coincidence to the
bereaVed family.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-02
FOUR HOURS AT 100 DEGREES.
Savannahinns SweItered but Few
PrOstratiOns Reported.


For four hours yesterday mercury in
the Weather Bureau thermometer on
top of the postoffice building stood at
100 degrees. Down in the streets, where
the heat reflected from the pavements,
ii was several degrees hotter. The
Morning News thermometer registered
102 degrees during the hottest part of
the afternoon, and one Broughton
street thermometer went to 1O4 in the
shade.
1t was a day that made people keep
on the shady side of the streets. Dur
ing the middle of the day there was
a lull in business on xccoLnt of the
heat and Broughton street for awhile
was deserted. In the stores and Of
fees it was almost as hot as in the
street. Everybody who had a Their
mometer kept an eye on it to see
what the mercury was going to do.
And the looking in most cases made
the lockers the hotter.
Down on the wharves the heat was
almost unbearable and men and ami
mas WI heu Will QllllCuIly. w III Tic
intense heat, however, there were few
prostrations and none, so far as re-
ported by the police or at the hospi-
tails, that are likely to prove fatal
Animals suffered almost as much as
people and several dropped in the
streets.
There was an exodus of people to
the resorts at night and the street cars
and suburban lines were crowded.
with night came a good breeze, how
ever. that made the heat endurable.
There was little in the Weather Blu
reau indications at midnight to give
hope for break in the hot spell,
Fair and continued warm weather"
is the forecast fer to-day.
Savannah is not alone in hot wealth
er. Waycross reported 100 degrees
last night, Americus,- Eastman and
Quitman 1O1 degrees. and Albany, Mil
len and Fort Gaines 102 degrees.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-02
Concord Lodge of odd Fellows.

Concord Lodge, Odd Fellows, also IN
stalled last night the following officers:
Noble Grand--A. b. Buxton.
Vice Grand-Robert l. Love.
Secretary-W. II. VIM.
Chaplain-M NJ. McGehee.
Treasurer-W. D. Clairburn.
Right Support Noble Grand-Edward
S. Mason.
Left Support Noble Grand-P. C. Ro-
tureau.
Warden-W. o. Broadly.
Conductor-T. H. Henderson.
Right Scene Support-C. e. Fischer.
Left Scene Support-C. F. Muller.
Outer Guard-Frank DreXler.
Inner Guard-F. w. Thweatt.
Right Support Vice Grand-J. b.
Frew.
Left Support Vice Grand-J. H. Da-
Wis.
The installation was conducted by
Grand Master Henry McAlpin, assisted
by Past Masters Ward, Mason, Rush
and Walls The meeting adjourned
from the lodge room to the reading
room, where the members of the lodge
were entertained at supper by the new
officers. Concord now boasts a MEM
bership of 261 and has u applicants
for admission. This membership is the
largest in the history of the lodge, and
one of the largest of any lodge in the
city
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-02
OBITUARY..
Robert n,keene.

Policeman Robert O'Keeffe died last
night at 9 o'clock at his residence, No.
500 Congress street, east. His many
friends on the police force and in Sa-
vannah will regret Ire news of his
death, and the bereft family will have
their sympathy
Policeman O'keefe was i'll but short
time. He went off duty at o'clock
yesterday morning, and his last act,
before leaving the police station, where
he has been serving as turnkey, was
to pay his dues to the Police Benevo-
lent Association.
Not long afterwards he began to feel
unwell. His indisposition grew, and it
became plain that he could not return
to duty Last night he started up
stairs at his home. when he fell in
faint. physician was summoned
who pronounced the complaint apo
plexy. He bled the patient, but could
not save his life.
Policeman O'Keefe was one of the
oldest members of the police force.
having been connected with it for
thirty-one years. He was born in Lis
toiole, County Kerry, Ireland, in 1887,
coming to this country when quite
young. He served CALAMITY with the
Confederate forces during the Civil
War.
A wife and seven children survive
Mr.. O'Keeffe. The children and Mrs
J. j. Tobin, Mrs. Harvey James, Miss
Mamie O'Keeffe. Miss Teresa O'Keeffe
and Robert, Timothy and William
O'Keefe
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-02
TWO INTERESTING WRECKS.
Vessels to BE Rebuilt Mt Jackson
Vile Have Stories of Their own.


Jacksonville, Fla, July 1.-The
steam tug Admiral Dewey, Capt
Broward, arrived in port yesterday
towing the barkentine South America
and the steamer Ambrose Bolivar the
latter having formerly been a Span
ish prize captured during war by the
American navy. Both of these vessels
are to go on the ways at the Merrill
Stevens shipbuiding yards and are
to be practically rebuilt.
An interesting history is connected
with the barkentine South America.
For nearly a year and a half she has
been lying on French reef, on the
coast of Florida, where she was driven
ashore by a storm. The vessel at the
time she was wrecked was loaded with
a cargo of mahogany of great value.
After the storm had subsidized efforts
were made to refloat the vessel but
it was found impossible at the time.
On account of the great value of the
cargo, however, it was decided to sac
ritice the ship to recover it, and a
hole was cut in the barkentines bot
tom, from which the cargo of mahog-
any was safely extracted. Some time
afterwards the contract was made to
raise the vessel which has now just
been successfully accomplished.
The Ambrose Bolivar was formerly
a Spanish coasting steamer, and fig
ured prominently in the Spanish
American war. After being captured
she was bought by the Union Bridge
Company and has been engaged in the
work al Tartugas. She is now in
disabled condition, and is brought here
for a thorough overhauling and will
have new boiler put in.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-02
CUTS DOWN TRAINS
CONSOLIDATION LEAVES BAD JACK
SONVILLE SCHEDULE.
BY NO AFTERNOON TRAIN
CAN JACKSONVILLE BE REACHED
FROM SAVANNAH OVER A. c. l..

Southern Railroad Cannot Handle
Local Business-CannOt Take a Sa-
vannah Passenger for Jackson
viIIe-Can Handle Through Bust
ness OnIy-COast Line Has Only
Two Trains to Jacksonville, and
Both Leave in the MOrning-NIay
he That Coast Line VIII Put on An
other-W. II. PIeasants Going to
Ocean Steamship Company i'm Some
Capncity-CentrnI md the State
Won't Have To Arbitrate.
A complication seems about to de-
velop for the Atlantic Coast Line and
the Southern Railway. 1t is upon the
question Of handling passengers to
Jacksonville. The two passenger trains
over the Coast Line for that city leave
during the forenoon. There is not an
afternoon train to Jacksonville over
the Coast Line, and passengers are not
allowed to take the Southern Rail-
ways afternoon train.
Under the trackage agreement it has
with the Coast Line the Southern Rail-
way is not allowed to do any local bus
mess. That is, all of it's passengers
must be through, travelling from Har-
deeville to Jacksonville. 1t cannot take
on a passenger at Savannah for jack
sonville.
This is not going to suit the public
and it may be that local afternoon
train will be put on by the Coast Line
Heretofore passengers could go from
Savan aah to Jacksonville on the
Southern Railway trains, which were
operated by the Plant System. 1t is
said that efforts will be made at once
to reach some sort of agreement that
will adjust this difficulty
The Coast Line spent yesterday as
its day Of consolidated strength, hav-
ing at midnight before last combined
its cwn system with that of the
Plant lines. Everything worked
smoothly. and it could scarce have
been told that the consolidation had
become effective.
The legal department is still in the
dark as TO its fate. Mr.. w. l.. Clay,
who was general counsel for the Plant
System, will doubtless be division
counsel for the Atlantic Coast Line
Legal documents were signed yester-
day by old Plant System counsel, and
they subscribed themselves as attor-
neys for the Coast Line.
Southern Railway representatives
seem in some uncertainty as to wheth-
er tickets can be sold from Savannah
to Jacksonville. Some have con-
strued the agreement to mean that
this could be done, and that the tickets
would be recognized by the Southern
Railway conductors. Others, however
take the contrary view, and an Off
cial declaration will be necessary to
straighten the matter out.