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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-04-21
FOR Observation-Disclosures.


THE FOREST CITY AUCTION co.
corner Broughton and West Broad
streets, will have a clearing out sale
on Wednesday, of furniture and house
hold goods. {.
FOR SALE, ONE so H. P. RETURN
tubular boiler; one 40 H. P. Atlas en-
CINE; one Sx10 Atlas engine; one CO.
Fight dynamo. Davis Machine Shop.
FOR SALE, THE LUNCH ROOM, IS
Drayton street. Savannah; owner to
leave city; good chance for small cap
ital.
WILL SELL AT YOUNGLOVE &
Sipple's auction, Tuesday. good milk
COW and calf, parties leaving city.
WILL SELL ONE HORSE, HACK,
badge and harness at Younglove e.
Sipples auction, Tuesday. IL o'clock.
FOR SALE. TWENTY POUNDS
best rice. 81. Evaporated cream. quart
cans. Phone SO. Southern Grocery
Company.
FOR SALE, FINE BAKERY WAC
on. Apply Kerson's Restaurant, 210
Broughton street, west
OUR PRICES ON FRESH MEATS
are within your reach. Only the best
meats kept. Southern Grocery Com
pany.
line engine, about so II. p, in good
condition; can be seen at our factory.
A. S. Bacon & Sons.
BRICK FOR SALE, IN LARGE
quantities, common and pressed, pres
ent or future delivery. Phinizy and
Dunbar Brick Company, Augusta, Ga.
VELVET BEAN SEED FOR SALE,
$1.50 per bushel, f. o. b. t. H. John
son. Ocala. Fla.
WRITE GEO. GILES & CO., OCALA,
Fla, for seed Velvet Beans.
WE CAN SUPPLY. YOU WITH
sweet milk, butter, buttermilk clab-
Der. cream and curds. Jersey Dairy.
Phones 5S2.
A FEW PICKLES, SIX JARS, csc.
A few preserves, fancy jars s1.25 doz-
en-. Southern Grocery Company.
WE MAKE A SPECIALITY OF
cream, keep boy and wheel for hurry
orders. Jersey Dairy. Phones $50.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-04-21
JOHN G. BUTLER.

DEALER IN
Paints, Oils and Glass. Sash, Doors.
Blinds and Builders Supplies. Plain and
Decorative Wall Paper, Foreign and
Domestic Clements, Lime, Plaster and
Hair. Sole Agent for Abestine Cold
Water Paint.
20 Congress Street. West. and 10 st.
Julian Street. West.
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nnHnE "a n Morphine and whislsey
habitstreated without pain
HIT HHHhMH or confinement Cure guar
III ~ nVn anteed at Sanitarium or no
pay. B. H. VEAL, Man'gr Lithia Springs Cure
Co., Drawer A. Austell, Ca. Home.treatments sent
ifpreferred Correspondence strictly confidential
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

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FOR RENT, 3-STORY WARE
house, 80 Williamson street; will rent
as a whole or part. c. Mendel, 16
Bryan, east.
FOR RENT, AN EXCELLENT
five stall stable, with ample carriage
room. 224, East Liberty street.
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furnished parlor floor southern and
eastern exposure, facing Pulaski
Square. 321 Barnard street
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A BLOCK OF ELEVEN LOTS,
just outside of city taxation, for ST.
$50, either cash or time; just the in
vestment for young men to save and
make money on. G. H. Dorsett
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FoR EXCHANGE.
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST, AT BARBEE'S PAVILION
yesterday afternoon, leather card case.
Finder please return to 10 Charlton
street, west, and receive reward.
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FOR RENT-ROoMs.

FOR RENT-ROOMS.
BEAUTIFUL ROOM, NICELY
furnished parlor floor, southern and
eastern exposure facing Pulaski
Square. 321 Barnard street.
FLATS FOR RENT.
SMALL FLAT FOR 81 SOUTHEAST
corner Jefferson and McDonough
streets. Inquire within.
DELIGHTFUL 4-ROOM TOP FLAT
and bath. BOG Liberty east. Apply
w. H. Dooner, II Henry street east.
FOR RENT, A PLEASANT FLAT
three rooms; large closets and private
bath. 223 Whitaker street, Savannah.
PARLoR FLAT FOR RENT. NO.
lis Gordon street, west.
PARLOR FLAT. ELEGANTLY
furnished. suitable for housekeeping
complete. ia East Liberty.
FOR RENT-ROUSES.
RESIDENCE NO 40 HENRY
street, east. r. II. Tatem, York
street, west.
TO RENT, FINE 10-ROOM HOUSE,
306 Liberty street, east; will rent whole
house or top fiat rooms and bath, or
parlor nat and basement; Immediate
possession. Apply to w. H. Dooner,
IL Henry street. asst.
FOR RENT, RESIDENCE, 236 OG-
lethorpe avenue, east, either in flats
or as a whole, furnished or unfurnish-
ed. Inquire at residence.
FOR RENT. FROM DEC. /, A DE-
sirable dwelling ia Taylor street, east.
For particulars, apply S. Guckenheim-
er's Son. Bay and Jefferson streets.
FOR RENT. THAT DESIRABLE
four-story brick house, PIP State street,
west near odd Fellows Hall; special
ly adapted for boarders and dodgers.
Apply to M. A O'Byrne, Southern Bank
building.
FOR RENT. 1 HAVE ONLY GOT
one of those fine houses left at Jeffer-
son and Thirty-third; all modern inn
provements; at $25 per month. c. Men
del. 16 Bryan, east.
FOR RENT, 40 EAST PERRY
street. seven rooms and bath Apply
at Catholic Library Hall.
FOR RENT-sTOREs.
FOR RENT. STORE CORNER
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PERSONAL.

TEIEPHoNE s1V1NNHa TR1Ns-
fer Company for a hanson cab, Csc
from point to point. s1.oo per hour.
Both phones 1884,
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FOR SALE. HOUSES WHEATON
street, near toll gate: Wolf street, near
Waters road and Frank street; store
and dwelling Wheaton and Waters
road; lots on Wolf street, near Waters
road. $40 Oglethorpe, east
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-04-21

ISLE OF HOPE, EIGHT ACRES,
200 feet water front, choice property.
superb location, on high bluff, grand
old oaks. fine fishing, etc, will sell
for cash or on easy terms. Address
noIre NT1rair,o Nou,e
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-08-05
PRISONERS ESCAPE FROM PEN
Train Robber Hyatt Heads Hand In a
Dash for Liberty from Team
essee Prison.

NASHVILLE. Aus. Alarmed with dyna-
mite with which to blow his way out Of
prison, Louis Hyatt. the train robber and
desperado. tonight led desperate band
Of sixteen convicts to liberty from the Ten
nessee penitentiary. Fifteen OF the escap-
ing party got entirely clear Of the premises.
but one Ed Carney n aafahInuar sant
up from Nashville. paid the penalty Of
death in the bold undertaking. Joe LOSS
and James Work were traced down by
bloodhounds and captured. but the rest Of
the prisoners had gotten so far out Of
bounds by midnight that no trace Of them
could be had. The prisoners were evil
IDENTIFY furnished dynamite from the out
side and used 1t in blowing an opening
In the main wing Of the prison. Hyatt
stood on the inside guard with a brace Of
reyolvers. which had been furnished from
the outside. while the men preceded him
to liberty. The dynamite was laid by Doe,
the Manchester train robber. and he made
good his escape. Six of the prisoners who
got away were government convicts. and
the others were state convicts. Bosses
with bloodhounds are in pursuit.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-08-05
Forecast for Nebraska-showers Tuesday;
Wednesday Fair
PACKERS FILE DEMURRERS
Defendants IN Case Against Alleged
Beef Trust cIainn Grounds Insult
fctens 20 Grant In1unction.

CHICAGO. Aug. 4.--The government suit
against the alleged beef trust was sent
step forward here today by the fling in
the United States circuit court OF de-
murrers OF the defendants. both as indi-
viduals and as corporations. The de-
murrers set up at considerable length that
the complaint on which an Injunction is
asked is insufficient. II is maintained that
the suit is multifafious and II allowed to
stand would tend to congest the beef trust
In specific terms the demurrers assert
that $50 much OF the bill OF complaint as
asks discovery Of the several interests
OF the defendants and their business
methods has NOT. stated such case as
would entitle the complainant TO the relief
prayed for"
The effect Of the fling OF the demurfers
10 technically to admit all the allegations
charged In the bill Of complaint. The ar
gument advanced in support Of the pack
era position is that, admitting the truth Ct
the charge, no suf1cient ground has been
shown for the issuance Of the petitioncd
writ. The instrument was signed by John
s. Miller. counsel for all the packers.
II the demurrer Is sustained BY the
court the original complaint may. be
amended and II overruled the defendants
have the privilege of answering. 1t is not
expected that any further steps will be
taken IN the case by either side until about
September l, when the federal judges re-
turn from their vacations.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-08-05
REaARDs SITUATION GRAVE
Row Believed By Vatican that
combes WIN Deno~noe the

ROME. Aug 4.--The vatican regards the
present situation IN France, arising from
the closing Of Unauthorized oongresationlst
schools, as most grave. as It is now be-
lieved TO Be the intention OF NJ. combss.
the French premier. 70 denouncs the con-
cerdat.
II is reported that Cardinal RampoIla.
papal secretary OF state. is still in favor
OF tempori4ing With France. fearing that
the hostile attituds Of the vatican toward
that country would lead to graver COM
plications Some Of the cardinals advoents
an entire rupture with France, thus an
ticipating that republic. and prevent the
passage there Of further anti-clerical laws.
cHAMBERY. France. Aug f.-Crowds
made demonstrations IN two neighboring
townships today against commissariea Of
police who were closing up schools con-
Quoted BY nuns. The toesin Was Fung snd
the sisters. who refused to open their
doors to the commissaFies, we're cheered
BY the people. The police were eventually
obliged 70 make breaches IN the walls Of
the building whereuDon the sisters. amid
cheers Of their sympathizers. left By ths
frcnt doors
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-08-05
MILLIAM 10 vIsIT RUssIA


KEEL. Aug 4-~Tbe imperial yacht
Hohenaollern. with Emperor william on
hoard. sailed this mornlnr for Reval.
Russia. where his majesty Is going 70 pay
. Walt 70 the c1ar on the occasion Of the
Russian naval maneuyors
Prince Henry Joined the emperor On the
trip and this seems 20 have been a late
thought. ~ nothing was known until late
of the princes intention 70 90 20 Reral.
Erince Henry went OF, Hohenroliern iauf
night. The prince two OF three days ago
assisted IN saying the liie Of the Austrian
balloonfsl. slroh1chneider. whose balloon
collapsed ever Klel harbor. The prince
saw the accident. went IN a pinnace him
self to rescue the balloonist and took him
on board Kaiser wilhelm II.
ST PETERSBURG. Aus. f-Extensivs
preparations are being made for The recep-
tlon Of Hmpsror william on his approach
inE Walt to Russia. He viii be met By the
car IN the rosdstead Of Reval and together
they win witness the menenVors OF the
Russian squadron on the Island ol Carlo.
new commercial treaty hetweeE Rus
nla and Germany u resarded a. still a
long Way on. but the TaEeblaft thinks this
is one Of the subjects 70 b discussed hy
the emperora~ Some government journals
eKpreas regret that there ls stilI , strong
ianti-Oerman feeling N Ruaalan political
~ social circlsz,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-08-05
PINKERTpVs AFTER WATKINS
Man who Merried Miss Maud
shonfsid Wanted in East for
Alleged aIisdeeds.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 4--Ths Call says
that Philip d. watkins. society man and
member OF prominent family Of Mont
clair, N. j.. is being sought for by the
police for having obtained large sums OF
money in various cities by false pretenses.
Watkins was formerly manager OF the
Amesbury (Mass) File works and Chief Of
Police osgood Of that city wires that he Is
wanted there for fraudulent check transac-
tions aggregating about $1,000.
In June OF this year, while travelling west
from Boston, Watkins met Miss Maud shon-
field. daughter OF Henry shonfeld of Omaha,
who happened to be travelling in the same
coach. After few hours acquaintance with
Watkins the girl consented to be his wife
and they were married.
She had started with the intention Of
visiting her sister. Mrs. A. L. Ball Of Ogden.
Utah. but has thus far failed to reach there.
The Pinkertons have been instructed TO
search for the couple.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-08-05
Suggests the Publication Of Evidence
Obtained from United statsa
NOLAM cONOEnNs ,IHI LOOsE sYsTEM
Other Members Of House Dsprsoats Method
Of Purchasing Hsr'sk
0nyn Memberp OverIook the Dimcui-
sie. sn Purehsssng ThouSnnds
~ uorues in an
Emersenoy.

LONDON. Aug f-Tbe remount scan
dals were re-aIred in the House Of Commons
today In the course OF a dlscussion Of the
army estimates and the army remounts.
Sir Charles Dixie advanced radicaD sus-
Eested the publication Of the evidence
bearing on the remount scandals obtained
from the United States and ArEentine.
Colonel John p. Nolan. nationalist, con-
demned the loose system Of contracts
under which such dreadful scandals were
possible. while several other members OF
the house deprecated the method Of pur-
chasing borses through middlemen-
Mr.. Brodrlek. the war secretary, re-
plying, said the members overlooked the
di1lculties In providing 1b0.oee horses IN an
emergency Ho said the government In
tended to probe the charges. but he be-
lleved some remount oficers had been
harshly charged. He did not believe that
Lord Kitchener would join In the univer~
sal cry agalnst tho rsmount department
In ansWer TO the war secretary John
Dillon fnalsonailBt) asserted that Mr.. Brod-
rick's vague speech only strengthened his
uuspicions and ne pointed out az an In
stance OF this that the government had
NOT denied that Major Htuddert had pronted
largely through buying horses in Ireland
under false name.
Mr.. Brodfick denied that he had no dis
,position to puah tbs studdert and other
linvestleatIons and said, the government
would 10 to the fullest extremes to eonvict
The perpetrators Of the conspiracy and
fraud. IRE vote on tho item Of remount
,~ss esfssa 70. t
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-08-05
ADMISSION FEE TO ABBEY
visitors Must Pay to view Coronation
Decorations I'm VEST
minister.

LONDON, Aug. i.--visitors who will not
be able to see the interior OF Westminster
Abbey before the coronation may do so
after that event. It having been onhcially
announced that the edihce would be open
from August IL to August 16. The colonial
and the native Indian troops will be ad-
mitted free on August II. On other days
the entrance fees will range from Sd to bs.
Invitations to the coronation ceremony
have been autographed, at the kings COM
mand. to the mayors Of all cities Of more
than 10000 inhabitants
RehearBals Of the coronation ceremony
are held daily. with the exception OF the
musical program. which has been made q
special order for Friday
A structure is being erected between the
Abbey and Parliament buildings, through
which members sf the HouBe of Lords and
OF the House Of Commous Will have prf-
tete aecess to the Abbey.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-08-05
EDWARp no SEE THE RACES
Presence OF the KinE Gives ADDED
Interest TO the Yacht Races
at Covves.

CowEs. Aug. l.--Resatta week opened
with every prospect for q record meeting
and only fine weather is needed 20 insure
the complete success Of the, royal yacht
squadrons racing. The presence Of the
king has caused an added interest 70 be
taken In the event.
There was much Speculation as to the
performance OF the German emperor's
Meteor III. which was to hoist It's racing
nag for the first time In British waters.
The race for yachts Of over seventy-nin
feet proved a disappointment. Meteor and
George Waetien's Navahoe both being
scratched. sybalta, owned By N. B. Ken
nedy Of Glasgow. sailed over the course
alone.
+. The king was on the dack Of Victoria and
Albert all morning watching the yachts
start
There are many big steam yachts In the
roads, including Eugene Higgins varuna.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-08-05
Lash FARMER WITH WHIP
Kentucky Man Taken from Home,
Tisd 20 = Tree and Severely
Beaten.

oWENsBoRo. Ky, Aug 4.-wniIam
DOdwell. farmer living near Yelvington.
In this county. was taken from his home
At midnight last night. bound TO a tree and
beaten with blaeksnake whip until he
was almost unconscious from ioss Of blood.
Over seventy-nvs lashes were admins
tered. The bark was torn from the tree
where the ropes which bound the unfor-
tunate man touched Il and the whip left
marks on the tree. Dodwell's wife and
daughter attempted 70 50 70 his rescue,
but we're preventsd by the members of TIE
neh
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-08-05
ALTON MEETS GREAT WESTERN
Notifes other Lines that IL VIII Cut
the Rate ON Packing House
Products.

CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-(special Telegram. -
Trafno officials OF the Alton notified COM
peting lines today that the Alton would
have to meet the rates on packing house
products and dressed meats put in effect
by the Great Western.
ss si=szs ss q meeting SSs ss .ssS
executives OF the western lines with view
to trying to determine a line Of action.
The reason given by the Alton was the
existence Of an agreement or contract be-
tween that company and Swift q Company
whereby the Alton guarantees as low rates
to Swift's products as those granted by
any railroad to any other packing concern
down to is cents per 100 pounds. This con-
tract was made over fve years ago and the
original term which Il was TO run has ex-
pired.
It is understood that the Alton oficiais
have communicated with d. H. Hartman
to see If he will sanction cancellation
and stand the damages in order to remedy
the situation.
The situation OF lines running into Kan
aas City and also Omaha is difncult- II
the rates are reduced from Kansas City and
st. Joseph the Omaha packers will be in
position to compel similar reduction
there.
II developed In the meeting that there iB
8 strong determination to ignore the action
Of the Great Western, and the opinion was
expressed that the time had come TO make
a standard Of rates and their control. The
Atoms action, however, proves a severe
stumbling block and unless some way can
be found to avoid It there will probably
be a break in the ranks OF the trafle men.
After an extended discussion an adjourn
w
It is hoped that the Alton viii withdraw its
notfca
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-08-05
CUBA IS TO BORROW MONEY
wants Loan of Thirty-Five AaiIIson
Dollars go Meet Current

WASHINGTON. Aug. 4.-The State de-
partment has received the following cable
gram frUm Minister squiers. dated Havana.
August 4:
The house has passed bill authorizing
loan -. .00OeO; minimum rate Of issue 30
per cent Maximum interest per cent.
redaemable in forty years
Under the PIatt amendment the United
States b hound TO take cosnisancs OF every
action Of the Cuban soverbmshk1relating 20
loans. Article of that amendment pro-
vides: H. >ss
That said government shall not assume
or contract any public debt, TO pay the In
terest upon which and 20 make reasonable
dischaSse OF which the ordinary revenues
OF the island OF Cuba, after defraytng the
current expenses OF the government, shall
No computation has been made to as
certain whether or not the loan provided
for IN the bill which Minister Scuiers re-
fers to trespasses upon the provisions OF
the Platt amendment. but II is presumed
that the Cuban revenue can pay the in
tereat and provide sinking fund beside
defraying ordinary expenses OF the gov
ernment, as provided in the amendment
At the same time At will no doubt be
found very dlficult to interpret this par
ticuiar provision. as the question OF reve-
nues may fuctuate according to the con-
ditions In the island. 1t 10 known that
the intention OF article was to prevent
any extraordinary issue Of bonds for the
purpose OF redeeming the bonds OF the So
called republic previous to the Spanish
American war and the payment OF large
bounties TO those who had taken part In
the insurrection against Spain. II was
intended as a check upon the Cuban gov
ernment In the matter Of incurring In
debtedness, although II carries no pro-
vision indicating what would be the action
Of the United States should the Cuban gov
ernment exceed the indebtedness pro-
hibited BY the amendment.
Neither is there anything In the amend
ment indicating what steps the United
States would take to determine whether
the Indebtedness was beyond the proscrip-
tion, or how Il would, prevent the incur
ring Of such Indebtedness.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-08-05
AssIsT sUeAR ZANE GROWERS
Cnbah senate Approves NH 90 Em-
power Executive 60 Raase Loan
Of -Four million poIIaru.

4
HAVANA, Aug. Al IN, has ais
cussed and approved In % tft en-
power the executive to rais> ~ Of
1900 900 at the minimum price
the maximum rate Of interest Of
cent, payable In thirty years, TO be o.
TO assist the sugarcane growers OF the
island. who will be paid at the rate Of
80 cents per 100 arrobas Of sugarcane
ground from the last crop. This money
IL to be repaid By the cane growers in
February, March and April Of 1903 at s
per cent interest.
The bill provides that the executive be
authorized TO pledge the customs receipts
for the republic as a guarantee for the
principal and interest Of this loan and 70
guarantee increased expenditures on ac-
count OF the loan. The executive is also
to be authorised to pledge TIC customs re-
ceipts upon certain articles. tariffs being
raised prDpoftionateiy.
Six months after date another loan Of
Ss5. 100000 is to be raised on the same con-
ditions as to time. price Of issue and in
terest az the above mentioned loan. -Four
million dollars worth Of the bonds OF the
second loan are to be devoted TO taking
up the hret loan. The rest OF the sS5. .0o0.-
0O0 loan is to be used for paying the debts
VI the II4VAutlou ItttfIeu IN tue NdptI
and to pay the Cuban revolutionary army.
This latter obligation amounts to s2s.Ooo.-
600. Il is provided that congress, before
the closing OF the present session, is to
vote certain portion Of the income of
the island 20 pay Interest on and provide
a sinking fund for the second loan.
II Is claimed that this bill viii sub
stantially pass the house. The senate is
said to be really opposed to raising a large
loan, but to have agreed to this loan. The
Cuban element Is 10 favor Of paying the
army. and II is said in other quarters that
the plan has been divided into two sec
tfons in order to allow the first loan to be
raised and that the second or big loan
viii be shelved That part Of the bill re-
ferring to guaranteeing the $4,000 .Oe0 loan
by receipts from increased duties on GER
tain articles was not approved By the
senate.
No project has yet passed the house.
The council OF secretaries has decided to
ask congress to authorize tine expenditure
necessary for the connection Of the sea
wall at La Punta and the end Of the prado
in order TO give work to the unemployed