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The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-02
MACON WANTS THE FARMERS.
Guarantees Given 10 Secure Nat
fonaI Farmers Congress-.

Guarantees Given 10 Secure Nat
ionaI Farmers Congress.
Macon. Feb. 1.-Macon's Chamber OF
Commerce to-day guaranteed that all
that is required to secure the next
Congress of the National Farmers As
sociation. Assurances were given that
Macon will get 1T. Between five hum
dred and one thonsand agriculturists
from all sections OF the North and
West will be here, as will a great many
from Southern states. The congress
wfl last ten days. The Governor, pres
idents of state agricultural societies,
horticultural society and commissioner
of agriculture will be asked to extend
formal invitations. The time for the
congress has not been fixed. but IL is
likely to be when the peaches are ripe.
Excursions will be run to the peach
orchards and TO Andersonville prison,
and other interesting points.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-02
WILL BENEFIT THE LINES.
Manager of North German LLOYD
Talks of Increased Rates.

New York, Feb. 1.-Gustav Schwab,
American manager Of the North Ger
man Lloyd. said to-day that the freight
agreement entered into by the steam
ship companies was not a radical rails
ing of rates and that it would not
work hardship to the American ex-
porter.
''The lines have simply agreed on
a minimum rate" said Mr. Schwab.
THE effect of this agreement cam
not but work to the good of all lines
interested in the carrying business.
Our line is not in the agreement.
because we are not an English line,
but only ship cargoes to continental
ports. However, we will naturally
benefit by the action of the Others
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-02
ST. LOUIS BRIBERY CASES.
Seventh Indictment Found Against
an Ex-DeIegate.

st. Louis, Feb. LA bench warrant
was issued to-day for the arrest of a
former member Of the House Of Dele
gates who was recently before the
grand jury as a witness in the ST.
Louis and suburban bribery investiga-
tion. He has not been arrested and his
name is withheld for the present. This
Is the seventh indictment In the muni-
cipal bribery case.
Tellers OF the Continental Bank were
subpoenaed as witnesses to-day.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-02
SEVERE CHANNELS STORM.
Many Small Wrecks and Many Re.
porta of Men washed Overheard.

London, Feb. 1.-The storm In the
English and Irish Channels is un-
abated. Numerous minor wrecks have
occurred, frequent reports having been
received Of men washed overheard and
the crews OF the life-boats and rocket
apparatus have been kept busy Many
fishermen are reported 20 have been
drowned.
IN the clyde. upwards Of forty yes-
sells are fog-bound, between creenock
aud glasgow
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-02
CUBAN's URGENT APPEALS.
''"e'"is and others strongly Pc
ution for Reduced Tariff,

"dshington, Feb. 1.-The War De-
=, tp' OIent made public to-day four ca
T., Siss'dms from Cuban sources, urging
" ''ie strongest terms the speedy reduc-
''0u OF import duties on Cuban sugar
s"u . tobacco and stating that such ac-
'" iS the only salvation of the island
he present crisis of it's economic
tbe tb,uIllon: Il: One of them addressed to
Secrd. resident and by him referred TO
CALI aIy Root is signed by Jorge Della
ppalle president of the AIlilicncia of
an aalar del Rio and a numoer OF other
SSliclals of that city. Another is from
0i'ez Iortal, Mayor of Santa Clara.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-02
EPSTEIN AND WAUNBACHER.
Partner i'm Former Savannah Firm
Files Plea In bankruptcy.

Cincinnati. Feb. 1.-Sigmund J. Ep-
stein of this city filed a plea in volun-
tary bankruptcy in the United States
Court to-day. He has no personal
debts, but was a partner in the firm
of Epstein &waunbacher Of Savannah,
Ga, which failed in 1890. The assets
of the firm were turned over to their
creditors.
Epstein's liabilities are $l60O22, all
of which is the debt of the partner
ship. assets nothing. Most of the
creditors are mercantile firms of New
York, Chicago and Cincinnati. Gustav
Waunbacher, the other partner of the
firm, resides I'm New York.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-02
Very Important, If True.

Paris, Feb. 1.-The. Liberte affirms
that it hears from an absolutely trust
worthy source that Germany has ad-
vised Great Britain jim the most press
ing manner to consider the South Af-
rican peace overtures of DIR. Kuyper,
the Dutch premier
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-02

ftater,t.ilElon, Feb. 1.-The monthly
rency sbdoi Ky or the Controller Of the Cur
ness fsr y, mat az the close OF bust
N natlnn.1s' 1907, the total circulation
ON inrrss.. pahk notes was 1858, ,44f. .6f5,
iif decrease for the month ~ 80 I.
ftsi.i he ercuiation based oo ifnltea
bonds amounted 10 ta2s rs s9i.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-02
JAPAN WILL BE AT sT. LOUIS.
Minister Buck Cables That She WIN
he Represented.

Washington, Feb. LA cablegram
received at the state Department from
United States Minister Buck at Toxic.
is 10 the effect that the Japanese min
lister Of foreign affairs has assured him
that there would be an official repre-
sentation OF Japan by a commission az
the 81. Louis Exposition.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-02
A. y. carter Promoted.

Roanoke. Va, Feb. 1.-The appoint
ment Of A. =. Carter, chief clerk 10
the general manager of the Norfolk
and Western Railway, az general claim
tenn 20 succeed d. IA. BaIger. resigned,
ia anuouBceg
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-02
DULL DAY IN THE HOUSE.
New Hebrides Bill ana
H"logizcd Deceased Member.

washington, Feb. 1.-The House af-
ira. .i'e transaction Of some minor bus
~ which included the passage of
A.. senate bill to prohibit the sale OF
lo,, ms opium and intoxicating
the hyis A.. IN the New Hebrides, devoted
pubil" 10 TO eulogies on the life and
tive pSsI,vlces of the late Representa-
the sr.,''i,i.uts US ot Pennsylvania. Among
Caroiina '''rS was Mr.. Talbert OF South
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-02
JErFRIEs AND FIrzsIMMoNs.
Latter May Accept Terms onered by
kennedy.

New York, Feb. 1.-James X. Ken
nedy met Robert Fitzslmmons here to-
day and offered him terms for a night
with James J. Jeffrles for the cham-
pi0nship of the world. These terms. II
h thought, will suit the COrnishmnn,
and n h assumed that Jenries also will
agree - them. Je1rieH viii arrive Ia
this city tomorrow from New Eng
Land
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-02
SHOT OVER GAME OF CARDS.
wealthy Citizen Killed by Ply
sician In West Virginia Town.

sicinn In West Virginia Town.
Roanoke, Va, Feb. "details were
received here to-day OF a fatal shoot
ing affair at the little mining town Of
keystone. w. Va, last night in which
Daniel Harmon and DR.. Il. ]. Dan
iels were the participants. The two
men we're engaged I'm a game of cards
when a dispute arose and the shooting
quickly followed. After the smoke had
cleared away II was found that Har-
mon had been shot and instantly kill
ed. Both men we're prominent Har-
mon. who leaves "A widow and two
children, recently sold some coal lands
by which deal he Is said to have
cleared up $150.000.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-02
ALADAMA's srrrRAeE LAW.
Many whites Disfranchised by
Failure 60 Pay Tax.

Birmingham, Feb. Under the new
constitution to-day was the last day in
which voters could enfranchlse them
selves by paying poll-taxes. BY reports
received from various parts Of the state
n Is estimated that az least 10 per cent.
OF the white people have disfranchised
themselves BY failure 20 pay thier tax.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-02

Pekin, Feb. 1.-The first monthly in
stalment, amounting to 1,S2O,000 taels,
of the Chinese indemnity, was paid
yesterday to the Bankers Commission
of the Powers at Shanghai.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-02

Frankfort. KY. Feb. i.--Judge Cam
trili this afternoon oyerruied The mo-
ti0n for a new trial in the Jim How
ard case and sentenced him V imprls-
0nment for lifs
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-02
KILLED MS sTEPFATHER.
Reported Accidental Shooting in
Spartnnburg County.

Columbia, S. c., Feb. la sad trag-
edy occurred to-day near Camopello,
in Spartanburg county. Ernest Brown,
a young white lad aged 10, returned
home from a hunt. In attempting to
place his rifle in the rack where II Is
usually kept, the weapon was accident
ally discharged. the ball penetrating
the heart of his step-father, Mr.. w.
r. Foster. killing him Instantly
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17

washington. May ts.-faptain Lee
Wan. formerly ~ the Thirty-third Vol
ur,teer Infantry. was the witness before
the senate Philippine Comm Zee to-
dav lie gsas - command - = company
81 Waccafet.e scouts lfe said theae
pere deadly enemies ~ tEe lagaloZs.
re had heard - instances 20 the water
cure. bat ea9 none. The water cure. NJ
fhougft. was no worse in SIS effect than
the native vino. THE Filipino prisoners
were treated ~ wfi 49, American sol
efe~r except that hey were made TO
work. Senator Dietrich called attention
a. "a picture in Bvyau'a COmmoner.
shoalng Tire Eacabcbe as naked
negro with Aguinald0 standing beside
him.
Captain Han said the Macabebe was
A Malay. not g negro. and that when ne
vas a soldier BE- was clothed. lie said
the Filipino was not ready for self
government
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17
BAKED HER WATCH N A MINCE
PIE.


QHatford CourantD
There is one young matron OF Hart /
ford who viii no longer wear her watch |
when she goes into the kitchen 20 bake !
pie. The baking OF pie IS thc only por- |
ton OF the culinary work she does and /
she does this because her husband says
il tastes like that mother used 10
make"
Among the wedding presents OF this
young matrOn was a handsome watch
which she thought 30 much OF that she
wore d. on all occasions.
She decided 20 bake a pie last Satur-
day AN went we'll until short time
after the pie was placed IN the oven.
when she discovered that her watch
was missing from her chatelaine on
which b. usually hung on her dress. She
hunted an through the house but could
End no watch. The husband returned
home and he was told OF the mishap.
The wife became convinced that some
person had stolen the watch and she
could not be- consoled.
The nice pie 'like mother used %
make" was brought on for dessert at
dinner yesterday and a generous por-
zion given the husband He looked at
10 and then asked his wife.
what kind OF pie do YOU call this.
my DEAR
"Ninee Pie. OF course" replied the
wife
| well. ] should cali ~ watch pie, - re-
| marked the husband as ne produced the
i missing watch from the interior OF the
/ piece he was about 20 eat.
| As this is an account OF what actually
| happened it would not do 20 say that
| the watch was sim keeping time. i.
was not. and the jewelers. bin for re-
| pairs Of the baked watch viii take con
siderable Of the young matron's pin
SIX CAN-vAs SIfr.l INJURED.
Harrisburg. Pa. May 15.-Six can
lvassmeu were injured. three OF then
/ seri ously. in "a wreck Of the canvass
| and wagon train OF FOrepaugh a. Sell
| Bros Circus Al o'clock this mOrninl
] at Marysville. six miles west OF thu
| city Those who are seriously iniure,
are. Columbus Davis. colo-ed. OF Mar
tin county. y. c.. Charles Berkeley
Louisville Ky; Harry Shcaver. Spring
field. so. They are hurt internalls
The others are cat and bruised abou
the head. They are Robert Clark. q
| Altoona. Edward Bargin. OF New York
James &. Bradshaw. Richmond VI
The accident was caused by the break
4 ! ing Of a truck under a car carrying
= jurcd were sleeping. Two cars weI
wrecked.
!. Tuskegee. Ala. May 15.--The larges
gift which Tuskegee Institute has eve
z received from cOlOred man was r.
. ceived recently from Robert +. Baptis
q OF Galway. y. ". who sent a check Il
y $1,000 20 Principal Booker z. Washlni
j. ton. 20 found a permanent schoiarsh
n an the school Baptist was formerly
.e slave ia Virginia.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17

Montreal courts. The warrant was eni
trusted 70 chief C2rpcnter. OF the socslI
ts<cctfVe h0rSatt, who. with sorne OF
as assistants. wens e Quebec and THIS
morning arrested The men. placed them
on board tug and started Ger tniS
city. AR. Erwin is advised by the law
arm of NacsfaSter & ffickson.
The provincial detective ofiice IN this
city received a perpleNing message
srorn thc Attcrney-Seeerals Drive IN
Quebec. saving that Detective Carpen-
ter did not arrest Gaynor and Greene.
but thst they were carried OF by three
American detectives. The INSTITUTIONS
gi~cn By the AttCrney-Gcneral are 10
TIE eject that the chief OF the proNin-
ciai detec*isreS herC IS 60 intercept TX
possible. the boat Carrying the pras-
oners-
-rne authorities here claim that there
fs not the slightest danger 81 a serious
confict between the detectives Nno
have arrested Gayncr and Greene IA
Quebec. and those trylng 10 oNeft.ti>e
th>rr. Detective Carpentc- hiss power
10 raaSe arrests anywhere IN the VOW
snte ~ Quebec on a warrant issceo
Within ire province.
S1~sel Cuehcc. Nav 15.-inStrccucns
hsv., been received mere 20 close the
cates q thc Ricneu canal 50 taot the
tug spray cannot pass through en-
route 10 the United states
yVastf~rfor,. May r1.-The kidnapiug
ern subsequent arrest % lsayncr ano
Greene az Cuehcc was the result q q
4 carcfr1y laid plan of chief Whine. q.
fns secret service liz was denied that
IN srrsrtr-ert had sent men 90 sppre-
hens fne fugiffNes. hGt Do was later
/ learned thst Inspectors ReuDett- BurSe
[ Tavior ana thrcc others had been as
I signed To the case. The corrure was
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17
FIVE PEOPLE BURNED TO DEATH.

TIE American Hotel and Two Resi-
denees at Point Pleasant, W. Va,
Destroyed
Point Pleasant. ". Va May l5--Five
persons perished in the burning ~ the
American Hotel here last night and
three others were seriously injured
Two residences also burned and the to-
tai loss amounts 20 $4,000.
The dead-John slack. ~ kanawha
county. ELIAS Narnbrich. Of Gieng God
John Vvoodan. % Mason county. two
unidentified men.
The fire started In the hotel uhisn
vas a frame building. and burned rap
fdly slack Mambrick and John " ood-
an we're farmers. summoned here as
grand jurors ~ IRE criminal court
Trey were sleeping on the second h0oz
and means Of escape was cui OF ~ The
flames. IL 81 rot known how the frs
started
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17
CONDITION OF coLoREo RACE.

rhe House Committee on Labor Orders
Favorable Report on the Bill
Providing for the Appointment Of
q Commission to Investigate Their
Condition.
Washington. Nay 15.-The House
Committee on Labor to-day ordered
favorable report on the bin providing
Tor commission 10 inquire into the
Industrial condition Of the colored peo-
pie ~ the United States. The commis-
sion is 90 be appointed by the Presi-
5ent and IS 10 consist OF ave member.
who are q receive s15CD Per annum
each. The commission 81 10 make
comprehensive Investigation OF the
conditions OF the people ~ the negro
race in the United States. their edu-
sati0nal progress and the bec- means
1f promoting harmony between the
races Ia the United States. said com
mission T. investigate and report thei-
views concerning the adjustment OF the
trouble affecting the harmonious rela-
lions u the races"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17
NoTHERN PREssYTERIANs.
Dr.. Henry Van Dyke Elected Modera
tor On Second eailot.

D.. Henry Van Dyke Elected Modera
tor On Second Ballot
New York. May 15.-Dr Henry Van
Dyke. professor Of literature at Prince
Ton University. was. late this afternoon
elected moderator of the General AS
scmrv or the Presbyterian Church.
which body began its deliberations here
to-day Zee was elected ON the second
ballot. which resulted. Ir. Van Dyke.
-ss. Dr. Nenat. ~ Dr. Holmes. a..
Aacs IN Tss,Gi was announced thr
rvtlFfnS T-sasTz ~ Dr. Henry a.. Min
ton. moves that pr. Van Dykes elec-
don be made unanimous and this was
done.
Amidst cheers Dr. Van Dyke was
escorted 20 the m6derator's chair ami
as be- took &C. Or. Alinton said.
"1iy brother. 10 becomes my duty 90
Inform you 90 YOUR election 20 the office
u moderator OF this general assembly
and 90 present you with this book oi
faw and order. I trust that Cod mas
spare you Co us alL and that hc may
grant His blessing in the work befort
SOU"
Dr. Van Dyke in reply. said.
81 rhark you vgith al mr heart foi
giving me The privilege of standing 30
place made sacred 90 re by the mem
ory of ing father. I have not deserve.
This honor. but viii do my best 90 yoi
Wlu help me. 10 be a loyal and tru
/ moderator in the church in which 7 wa
I born and which 7 love with an IN,
I heart
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17
CROKER FAvoRs VAN WICK.

London. May BIN an interview at
Vantage tonight Richard Croker said
that were be IN New York he would
certainly vote for Robert a. Van
WICK as grand sachem OF Tammany
Hau. and that Mr. Van Wyck. iu his
opinion. was as fine a man as ever
srew breath and a good Mayor. MI.
rroker said that Thomas J.. Feltner
lad been his lifelong friend. but that
Ae had been grand sachem many times
In fact for too long q time.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17


nan1s. TEX. May 1S.-Thc war claim
srse nesfs tn- PRINCIPAL theme OF dis
...s... &c.. go, ar,tt,,sfsf r,ris.o.,al
~,, ~, -.,,,,-
- ..-...
O. the 'ua5'-iJ- members Of the Conn
r,lttee rn Publishing House Interests
=, trr .-.t-nrit,- rr-o.t was presented
- ~ q D., ,,-f,..,., or N-o~tN t-,~,fi-,
-
-
ieff=1 30 NAe committee on 1n-i7till's
House Interests
4 p.lyilcrci coununicatlon from the
ar-s.,-, 1r,rr-rsst r,rtacrr,al church
.--,.-.,,,- 49,. s
NiSc'i- NeVe l 90 l"r
tc-ian Assembly ~ Jackson, Miss ana
o., +A, c,--,rrr1anf 1a-eShvtcrians in
s--.f,., -r p,--~-s.fa .ro Tho COM
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A'+~S 20 i''s "A- -"- @'-s.'"
GRE ur Ion OF various branches oi Mttn-
olssm SD Japan Yves brought uD ond
-,-rri-rrrre I'm tn- plan proposed OF
$1,000, ,.-..,.- an,
..--- $500
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17
THE WAR CLAIMS
r4x PRINCIPLE THEME BEFORE
TIE GENERAL CONFERENCE.

The Majority Members 90 enc Commit
tee on Publishing House interests
Resly 70 the siIncrity Report
Tire Conference Seems llepelessIY
Divided on TIE cuestion-The Mis-
sion wors-Ths Educational In.
tersstS.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17
SPANS YOUNG KING.

1---rs--. Eoosc,relt Extends the Coed
, -.r. -. 4
VISITS o. S'e
4f-- N Ais ATTAINING His Ma 1
loFtts-
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tlts morning tr--l- lil t- t's -N
ter G. his majesty as follows
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. 10 --.a 10, r-t-r ~ the Govern
49,. r-....r -.-..-
t--'-- - 5000
I desire 81 ff.--l 'n.'i
tatiC-E on the occasion ol your
ra5eets-s majority ana 90 assure you
q thci- friendship and good wishes FOX
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49,. -sa-..s fhe trvf ~ which la
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- st---f-v fra friendly regard While
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17

eAvNoR AND GREENE saocelEn
OUT OF oUEEzc-

colonei John :. esynOr snd Captain
8. Q. Greens Caught ny Care
fully Lsie plan Of chisf wilkes
o. tire Secret Service. ara Hurried
on Board = Swift little Tug ana
started fer the United sssses-A
Lively chsse.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17

washington, May 1.-THE President
to-day sent the following nominations
20 the Senate. George Randolph
United States Attorney Western dis
trfct OF Tennessee. Postmasters. Ala
barna,-Newton L. Wilson. Bl0ctcn. Vir-
giria--Hoit +. Butt. Jr., Portsmouth,
Va North caroiina-chrietcpb ~
Bailey RsleiSn. -
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17
THE BATTLE OF NEWMARKET
ANNIVERSARY

Lexington. Va. May i5.-Thc thirty
eighth anniversary of the battle OF
Newmarket. Va. was observed to-day
al the Virginia Military Institute. The
graves OF the cadets killed la this bat
lie and buried within the grounds Of
the institute were decorated ana sa-
lutss fired In honor or the dead.