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The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-14
THE SOUTH'S GROWTH
SPLENDID SHOWING MADE DURING
LAST DECADE.
GAINING ON OTHER SECTIONS.
FIRST TIME IN HISTORY THIS HAS
OCCURRED.

Rate of Growth in North showed
Decided Decrease, That of West n
Rapid Decrease, While Tint of
south showed Slight Increase
over Former Decades-Rate of In
crease of the Three Sections Now
Nenrer Equal Than Ever Before,
10 for the North, - for the south
and 31.9 for the West for Last
Decade.
Washington. Jan. 13.-The director of
the census announced to-day the per
centage of increase of population in
different parts of the country, showing
for the last decade a rapid decrease
from the previous rate of growth OF
population in the West, a less marked
but decided decrease in the North, and
a slight increase in the South. For
the first time in the history of this
country the population OF the South
has increased somewhat more rapidly
than that of the North. The East ge-
geographically is included in the term
North The rate of the growth in the
North, West and South is far more
nearly the same than it ever has been.
. The official ann.ouneement divides
the country as follows
West-From the Pacific to the east
ern boundary OF Montana, Wyoming,
Colorado and New Mexico. North and
South-The respective sides of line
formed by the Potomac and Ohio riv-
ers and the southern boundaries of
of Missouri and Kansas The percen-
tage of increase from 1860 to 1880 was
6l.9 i'm the North, asa in the South, and
1856 in the West. while in the last
twenty years, 1SS0-190O, 1t was 4s.7 in
the North, 4S.5 South and 1915 West
Prior to the Civil War the Northern
states nearly doubled in population
with each twenty years. while in the
Southern states the increase of popu-
lation was only about two-thirds as
great. Since 1860 the rate of growth
in both parts of the country has been
much less but while the rate of grown
in the North has decreased steadily.
that in the South during the last
twenty years has been slightly greater
than during the twenty years from 1850
to 1880. During the last twenty years
there has been no substantial dffrer.
ence in the rate OF growth Of the two
sections.
The percentage of increase of growth
OF these regions during each of the
last two ten-year periods follows:
1SS0-1S90. North, 24.s; South, 2O1;
West. H.3.
1S9O-190O. North. 10: South, 22.4;
West. 31.9.
If the comparison is limited to the
states east of the Mississippi river.
CHASING Minnesota and Louisiana with
the Western states the result is slight
ly different. 1t would make the in
crease 70 be:
1SS0-lS9O: North. 2O1 South, 1s.
lS9O-lyOO: North, 1919: South III
When the trans Mississippi states
are omitted, the rate of growth in.the
North is slightly greater than that i'm
the South, but the present difference
between the two sections in this re-
spect is about half what is was be-
tween 1880 and 1890 and less than ONE
seventh of what it was between 1850
and 1850
The frontier as a large area of rapid
but Intermittent growth is no longer
an important factor in the progress
of American population, and the rate
OF growth jim the several great areas
OF the United States is now nearly
the same.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-14
WILL DE WELL ESCORTED.
Prince Henry and Party VIII Sail
About Feb. 10.


Berlin. Jan. 1S.-Admiral Prince Hen
~ Of Prussia will be attended, ON his
visit to the United States, by Capts.
Schmidt, Won Schwindt and Won Egidy,
and by several high marine officers not
YET selected.
Capt. Won Egidy is the son of Col.
Won Egidy, who some yeasr ago re-
signed from the army for the purpose
Of devoHng the remainder of his life
10 the work of uniting the CShristian
churches of Germany into a creedless
society.
Prince Henry and his party will sail
for New York about Feb. Is on pas
senger steamer. The Imperial yacht
HOhenzollern will sail Saturday, Jan.
~ or Sunday, Jan. 49, touching at Gil
naltar, the Cape de Verd Islands, and
the Island of st. Thomas. The yacht
Will be commanded by Admiral Count
Won Baudissin, whose staff includes
Capt Won Holleben, kinsman of the
German ambassador at Washington,
and will be manned by her usual crew.
The band of the second naval di-
VSlon' which will be on board the
Hohenzollern, is one of the two crack
bands of the German navy.
Dr. Hahn, independent. speaking in
Inc Rechstag to-day, said he hoped
'naI when it came to a consideration
o. the commercial treaties the United
S1d'eS would not be accorded any pre-
'uentlal treatment on account of the
iecent exchange of amenities between
uie Emperor and President Roosevelt.
me Lokal Anzeiger to-day says that
trl.ll gnOllclal circles hold that Emperor
NuLam has shown, in Prince Henry's
EoJecled visit to the United States, a
snre@d delicate act of international
me Paris correspondent of the Lokal
euzelger says official circles there IN
|'pret the Princes visit as new proof
@ .udt me present grouping of the Euro
pvdn states no longer corresponds with
al lhe circumstances of Welt Politik
world policy and narrow programmes
must widen. France, the correspond
ssu' s. ADDS, regards the possible rap
rrochement of the United States and
uerinany without jealousy, hav-
|s guarantees that this means
HVInlng again France.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-14

Nomination.. Confirmed.

Washington, Jan. 13.-The Senate to-
day confirmed the following nomina-
tions:
John c. Dance of North Carolina,
recorder of deeds. District of Column
ba; John T. Wilder, pension agent
Knoxville, Tenn; John E. Mccall, COL
lector of internal revenue, Fifth dis
trict of Tennessee; f. w. Collins, reg
lister land office, jackson, Miss.
United States Attorneys-William
Vaughan, northern district of Ala
bama; A. E. Holton, western district
of North Carolina; Warren S. Reese,
Jr.. middle district Alabama.
United States Marshals-Leander ].
Bryan, middle district of Alabama;
D. N. Cooper, northern district of Ala
bama; H. C. Dockery, eastern district
of North Carolina.
Postmasters-No Carolina: Ashe-
Vile, w. w. Rollins.
Georgian. A. Brinson, Millen;
Julia Fleming, Sparta; w. Akerman,
Gainesville, II. d. Bush. Covington.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-14
MARYLAND HoNORs scHLEY.
Report-JOint Resolution for
Bronze Bust in state House.

Annapolis. Md, Jan. BIN the
House of Delegates tonight, Delegate
Broening (Republican) presented a me-
mortal to Congress asking that body to
adopt the report of Admiral Dewey
in the Schley court Of inquiry as the
verdict OF Congress.
Delegate Griffith (Republican) pre-
sented a joint resolution authorizing
the Governor to have executed by a
Maryland artist a bronze bust OF Rear
Admiral w. S. Schley 10 be placed in
the slale House al AnnapolIs.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-14
POLICEMAN KILLED TWO.


Knoxville. Tenn. Jan. 1S-whiIe Po-
liceman Joe Cruz was on his way home
this morning five shots We're fired
while he was nearing the corner of
Cumberland avenue and Patton street.
AT the corner three men we're stand
ing, Lon and Alec Nelson and Os Ingle.
Cruze accused them of doing the shoot
ing, but they denied IT. He placed
Lon Nelson under arrest and the
others interfered. Cruze drew his pis-
tol and sfot both the Nelson's and
fired at Ingle. Alec Nelson died early
this afternoon as a result of his wound
and Lon Nelson died tonight at 10
o'clock.
The Nelson's are brothers and were
within twenty feet of their home when
shot. Cruze was ARRESTED on the
charge of murder and is now at police
headquarters.
Both the Nelson's and Ingle were said
to be unarmed.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-14
EN ROUTE TO THE BAHAMAS.
Archbishop corriERn BosBd There
on Pastoral Visit.

New York, Jan. i3.-Archblshop Cor
rigan began his Journey 10 the Bahama
Islands to-day upon his customary
esnoncal visitation for the admins
trstion OF the sacrament Of conhrma-
tlon, the Bahamas being included in
the arch diocese Of New York The
rules of the Catholic Church compel the
Archbishop 70 make visit 20 the ISL
ande once every three years IIe viii
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-14
MIR. BRYAN AT NAUGATUCK.
He Is Given Hearty Reception In
Connecticut Town.

Naugatuck, Conn. Jan. 13.-When
William Jennings Bryan reached here
late to-day he was given a hearty well
come by a large crowd of citizens who
surrounded his carriage and escorted
him from the railroad station TO the
home of Senator Kennedy. where an
informal reception was held.
This evening at Columbus Hall, Mr..
Bryan addressed over 1000 people on
The duties OF American citizens"
Government morality was the theme
Of the address and in this strain the
speaker spoke Of trusts. taxation, Boer
sympathy and the money question.
The address was received with great
enthusiasm. Mr.. Bryan was driven to
Ansonia, where he will take a train for
New Haven, taking the Colonial Ex-
press at that city for Philadelphia.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-14
TWO WRECKS IN ALABAMA.
One Man Killed and Traffic on the
Plant system interrupted.

Montgomery. Ala, Jan. 13.-Two
wrecks occurred tonight on roads en-
tering this city, both being freight
trains. Three cars were derailed on
the Western of Alabama Railway, at
Mount Meigs, Ala. and a man identi-
fed as r. E. Wall of Ginesville, Ga,
was killed.
Thirty-six miles south of here, thir-
teen freight cars of a Plant System
train went through a trestle. the en-
CINE and two cars having passed safe
ly over. The train crew escaped injury.
1t is said traffic over that section of
the road will be suspended until to-
morrow.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-14
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THE TUNNEL INVESTIGATION.
District Attorney jerome Is Prepar-
ing for the InJuest.

New York. Jan. 1S.-District Attorney
Jerome said to-day that everything
weld be ready to proceed with the
coroners investigation into the causes
of the tunnel disaster on Thursday.
Tomorrow experts of the State Rail
road Commission will be examined by
the district attorney. and if they prove
to be satisfactory witnesses the dis
trict attorney will not call experts of
his own. An examination by the State
Board of Railroad Commissioners will
be begun on Jan. 20. All those hurt
in the wreck were reported improving
to-day.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-14
TO INVEsTIGATE PHILIPPINES.
MIR. HOar Wants TO Probe Conduct
of Government There.

Washington. Jan. 13.-Mr. Hoar in
the Senate to-day, introduced a reso-
luton providing for the appointment Of
a committee of seven senators to ex-
anime into the conduct of the war in
the Philippines, the administration Of
the government there, and the condi-
ton and character Of the inhabitants,
said committee to have power to send
for persons and papers, to administer
oaths, and to sit during the sessions
of the Senate.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-14
FOR LYNCHING OF ALIENS.
VIII BE Dangerous Sport IL Federal
Courts Get Jurisdfction.

Washington. Jan. 1S.-Representative
Crumpacker of Indiana to-day intro
duced a bill for the punishment OF
persons taking part in the lynching of
an alien. Those who conspire in such
a lynching are made subject to death
or lifeg while meeting to
organize such lynching is made
felony. The federal courts are given
jurisdiction OF such offenses and per-
sons who have participated in lynch
ings are disqualified from serving as
Jurors. The measure Is designed 10
cover cases similar to the lyhching OF
Italians in Louisiana and Mississippi.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-14
NINE. NoRDrcA AT NASHVILLE.
showed No III Effects of Accident,
and Was in Splendid Voice.

Nashville. Tenn. Jan. 13.-Mme Nor
dica arrived at noon and appears TO be
suffering no inconvenience in conse-
quence OF the shake-up she received in
the Southern Railway wreck at Rome.
Ca. yesterday.
Nine. Nordica's appearance at the
Masonic Theater tonight was a tri-
umph. There was not the slightest in
dication Of physicaf III effect from yes
terday's accident and she sang In
splendid voice. a magnificent audience
accorded her n veritable ovation.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-14
BLAZE AT AsHPoLE, n. C.
stores and Two Dwelling
Houses Burned.

IN "aarlotte. N. c.. Jan. IA special
save observer from Lumberton, N. c..
wsrs stores and two dwelling houses
COUNT, stvtoyed by fire at Ashpole, this
Amor. nus afternoon at o'clock
J. "a. -. Sanders. Springman Floyd,
ana yes. D. w. T. Stephens. u. Floyd
Hll =" 9fliiln and the dwellings OF John
lot il1 stevenson Iyey. The loss Is
Ai4o|n az this hour.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-14
THE RICE WILL CASE.
'rand Niece Gets $75.OOO to with
draw Opposition.


'e" York, Jan. 13.-An order signed
|,uay by Surrogate Fitzgerald indl-
eu mat there might be a settlement
,'ue 1' by the heirs of the late William
~. Sh Rice, the aged capitalist of
pa,sIs .for whose murder Albert r.
bsra cKr an attorney, is awaiting trial
Po.' The order permitted Nina Belle
wiz grand-niece of the deceased. to
bsta her opposition to the pro-
Pat.Sol the VIII of 1896, known as the
SOD WILL on receipts OF $4,000. Rea-
ssid to' the supposed settlement was
so.coU. ne found In the belief that the
tbs allied Patrick will, which made
,eo alleged murderer residuary lega-
lNe you'd fail, and that the will Of
Teys. Ieatlng the Rice Institute in
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-14
MISS KNIGHT ACCEPTS $4,000.
Duke of Manchester settles Breach
of Promise Case.

London. Jan. 1S.-The breach of
promise suit brought by Miss Portla
knight, the American actress, against
the Duke of Manchester has, after all.
been settled out of court. the Duke
paying Miss Knight f1,OOO. and de-
fraying the costs of the legal proceed
ings. An agreement was reached Sat
urday and the final papers will be
signed Wednesday next, when the
money will be paid.
The lawyers In the case say nothing
in the nature of a grave scandal would
have developed had the suit come TO
trial, but unpleasant notoriety would
have attended the reading of love let
ters etc
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-14
schooner's TempestHous voyage.

Mobile. Ala Jan. 13.-The schooner
Gage n Phillips. w. r. Smith. mas
ter, Of Gloucester Mass. from Rock
port. Mass. for New York, with stone
paving blocks has made this port
after q tempegtuOus voyage since Nov
s. She was blown 90 the Cuban coast
and then made for Mobile, leaking
badly. The master says n Wah biz
fret experience ~ continued bad
weather in 70 years. Ths schooner viii
be dOcked here.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-14
ILLINOIS ORDERS CHANGED.
New BattIeship Has Not Yet Had
Her Two Days Sea Trial.

Her Two Days Sea Trial.
Washington. Jan. 1S.-The big bat
tleship Illinois has just come out of
the floating dry dock at the New Or
leans naval station, having success
fully demonstrated the possibilities of
that structure. The department has
been obliged to change its plans In
respect to the vessels movements. II
will be necessary to omit the call at
Pensacola, which had been promised
to the Florida people, and instead, the
ship, after touching at Havana for
coal will proceed directly north 10
Newport News. Under the terms of
the contract of the builders the two
days sea trial must be had soon, and
the ship must be thoroughly inspected
by the board to make sure that the
contractors do not escape any proper
liability for deterioration. IL is ex-
pected that the Illinois will be one of
the American warships present at the
coronation ceremonies.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-14
The German-Prussian Loan.

Berlin, Jan. 13.-The Prussian syndi-
cate, which negotiated the previous
government loans, has concluded the
new three per cent. loans of 300, ,00O, 900
marks, of which Prussia issues 49,, 5,000,-
900 and the Empire 115,000 900 marks
The syndicate takes the loans at 1920
per cent. and issues them at $3.50.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-14
SENIOR LUTOwsKY CAPTURED.
President Castro Gets One of Hi.
RebeIIious Subjects.

Caracas, Jan. 13-Via Galveston.
Tex)-Forces of the government of
Venezuela have captured Senior Lutow-
sky. near the town of San Carlos, in
the State of Zamora
Senor Lutowsky, who was minister of
war in former President Crespo's cabi-
net, Lucio Mendoza and Antonio Fer
nandez, rebelled December 10 against
President Castro.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-14
FATAL KANSAS COLLISION.
DrOken switchIOck Causes Death of
Two Men and Puts Many In Peril.


Two Men and Puts Many In Peril.
Wichita, Kan, Jan. 13.-A freight
train running twenty miles an hour
on the O'Keene, Oklahoma, branch OF
the Rock Island road, crashed into a
work train standing on a siding at
O'Keene early this morning and killed
Bridge Foreman III. X. Bear of this
city, and Carpenter T.. A. Colby of
Galva, Kan. The men in the work car
were still asleep and were buried un-
der the debris which caught fire and
threatened to roast everyone of them
The crew OF the freight train and some
citizens by strong effort saved them.
Several persons we're injured
The cause of the wreck was the ma
licious breaking OF a switch lock and
the throwing Of the switch by some
unknown person. II. X. Bear, the dead
foreman, was a partner in the drug
business of G. l.. Lease of this city, the
former husband of Mary e. Lease.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-14
Ex-Gov. PORTER HoSoRED.
Now Head Of Both University of
Nashville and Peabody Normal.

Nashville. Tenn, Jan. i3.-Ex- GOV.
james y. Porter has been elected
chancellor Of the University Of Nash.
Vile Hs was q few months ago elect.
"a president Of the Peabody Normal
College, and f. nov the official head 0f
both. These two Institutions are con-
Quoted AZ one.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-14
FOR ASSAULT ON MRs. DENNIS.
Negro Porter In the Dressmaker's
Employ Held on Suspicion.

EmplOy Held on Suspicion.
Washington. Jan. 13.-The detectives
to-day arrested Richard Cole. colored,
and locked him up. "on suspicion" in
connection with the mysterious assault
on Mrs. Ada Gilbert Dennis. the fash
ionab,e dress-maker. on the ninth of
December. The police are investigat-
ing a story which leads them to think
Cole may have some knowledge of the
crime or some connection with IT, 'rhc
arrested man Is twenty-five years OF
age. He had been working at the Dem
mis- establishment as porter and bum
dle-carrier for about five months, and
had borne a good reputation. He was
implicitly trusted by Mrs. Dennis and
In her statement to the police yester-
day she manifested anxiety that no
suspicion be cast upon any OF her SER
wants or employees In connection with
the assault.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-14

New orleans. Jan. i3.~'rhe battle
ship Illinois. after stay here of scv-
eral weeks. and after having SUCCESS
fully tested the New orleans floating
dock. sailed to-day for Havana.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-14
TO RECEIVE PRINCE HENRY.
'"'F VIII See That 1t Makes a
PrOner Showing.

'"N VIII See That 1t Makes a
Proper Showing.
Washington, Jan. 13.-While the sub
HV' ot the reception to be rendered
.l0ce Henry has not yet been fully
Sscussed by the cabinet, it is believed
"'V the necessary arrangements will
MIL n placed in the hands of joint COM
os s"tee !" composed of a representative
"a. Nhe State Department and an Off
\ edch OF the army and navy. There
MY present disposition to bring the
i~tn iaattn Atlantic Squadron all the way
II, sA rom the Caribbean Sea to make
no,,. ADVANCE reception line, but the
n, mas still some fine ships left at
ssos northern yards which may be
uSed for this purpose
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-14
A CORPORAL EXECUTED.
Was Convicted of wiIfuI Murder of
n Native Girl.

Washington, Jan. 1S.-The War De-
partment has been advised Of the exc
cution OF Phineas Foutz late corporal
of Company X, Nineteenth Infantry. at
cebu. Philippine Islands, on the morn
ing OF January 3. 1902. Private Foutz
Was convicted OF the wilful murder OF
a native girl.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-14

Washington. Jan 13.-The Hepburn
Nicaragua canal bill was to-day re-
ceived by the Senate from the House
teroceanlc Canals.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-14
senator Berry ON Floor Again.

Washington. Jan. Ex-senator Berry
OF Arkansas was on the floor OF the
senate to-day. This was his first ap-
pearance since his severe accident
while on visit to his home during
the holiday recess.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-14

Frankfort. Ky. Jan. i5.--The SEN
ate to-day unanimously adopted a res
OiutiOu commanding Admiral kchley.
ana inviting him 40 address thu Cen
eral Assembly.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-14
THE CLASH AT NEW CHwANG.

Commander Barry of the VtclSsburg
Says 1t Was Nothing Serious.
Washington, d. c., Jan. 13.-Secre-
tary Long received the following cable
gram to-day from Commander Ed
ward ID. Barry of the gunboat Vicks-
burg. in answer to the departments
inquiry regarding the recently report
ed clash at Niu Chwang, between sail
ors of the vicksburg and Russian SOL
diers:
Yingkau, Secretary Navy, Washing
ton. Nothing serious: crew orderly.
(Signed) Barry.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-14
Famous Old Yacht builder Dead.

London, Jan. 13.-William Fife, Sr.,
the famous old-time yacht builder,
died to-day at Fairlie, Scotland.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-14
POLES MUST SPEAK GERMAN.
Hut Corporal Punishment VIII he
Omitted During Religious In
hfrucfiOnn

Berlin. Jan. 13.-The Imperial Chan
celler. Count Won Buelow, replied in
the Lower House of the Diet to-day 10
interpretations relative to the Polish
question in Prussia.
Won Buelow said corporal punish
ment would hereafter be omitted dur
ing religious instruction. No one pre-
vented the Poles from speaking Polish
but they must also learn to speak Ger
man.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-14
NEW GEORGIA P0STMASTERS.
Smythe Succeeds StaIIinG mt Au-
gusta-A. NJ. Smith Named at
brunswick and POchc at wash
inUtOn.

gusta-A. NJ. Smith Named at
brunswick and Pochc at wash
ingtOn.
Washington Jan. 19.-The President
to-day sent the following nominations
to the Senate
Collector of customs. Jesse w. FL
lott, Newport News, Va.
Postmasters:
Louisiana-New Orleans, David c..
Baldwin; Napoleonville, August V.
Bulow; New Iberia, Thomas r. Morse.
Virginia--West Point. Hansford An
derson; Shenandoah. William Il. Mil
Ter; Woodstock, John N. Davis; VIM
chester, Bentley Kern.
Alabama-Mobile, Prelate D. Bar
ker; Sheffield, Alice Pardue: RUSSELL
vile, Daniel V. Sewer, Jr.
Florda-Tampa, Gerald b. Reynolds;
Lakeland, Joseph l.. Skipper.
Georgia-Augusta. Edward D.
Smythe; Washington, Jerome E.
Poche; Brunswick, A. NJ. Smith.
Mississippi-W Point. Edith G.
Morrow
North Carolina--Lenoir. Thomas F.
Seehorn; Scotland Neck, Atheton B.
Hill.
HOnOrs Divided in Louisiana.
The New Orleans nomination to-day
is re-appointment. The case had been
held up pending investigation of
charges that Postmaster Baldwin was
involved in the Louisiana Lottery, but
these charges were dismissed as UNI
founded. The other two Louisiana APP
pointments, at Napoleonville and New
iberia, are significant as recognizing
National Committeeman Clark for the
first time in the presidential postoffice
patronage. instead of the WimberleI
element as heretofore. The entire Dem
ocratic delegation, backed the Wimber-
ley Republican candidates in fighting
the Clark men. The Wimberley faction,
however, indorsed the New Orleans ap-
pointment.
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