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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-03-27

The caucus system seems to
have become a permanent fea-
ture in town affairs, and should
we remain under the township
form of government another year
a legally authorized committee of
citizens will call a legal caucus
for the purpose of nominating
town officers. For many years
there has been an evident dis
position on the part Of citizens to
shirk the responsibility of MAX
ing a call for a caucus. AS a re-
suit the caucus last Thursday
night was the first one that has
been held in the city since 1895,
but it is doubtful whether the
one in 1895 or the one held this
spring were thoroughly repre-
sentative in every respect.
We believe the coming year will
see that the town caucus will
be a caucus for every candi-
date. It will be the place where
the voters can meet and pick the
men they want. The voice of the
people should be emphatic in
government no faction should
attempt to ignore the will of the
people, and every faction should
be fairly treated in all political
contests. In another year
things will get down to a basis
where no man will wish to
ignore the town caucus-it will
be the meeting place of the
supporters of all candidates.
and the permanent adoption of
the system will doubtless be of
benefit to all.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-12
do eIecciOnes
ACIaraCiones q la ley electoral

mes documensos privAdos los htnl0s que p0-
sea del inraueble que es sabido es de su pro
piedad, sfanaprs que los seompafIs de certi6cs"
ei6n jarAda ante un NotArio persona calihca'
da para raeihir un iurAmento, stableciondo
one es el propietario bonAfds del fnmuebs
IN mencionadci en- los docume ntOs serA del deber
de 10 JunbaI de Inserpciones inscribir ga nom
hre en- al Registro. En- caso de ser recusado IL
Junta de inscription podrA tomar declaration
a sus vacin os baio iuramento, eatableeiendo
L. verdad y si 10 mRyoria de 10 Junta qusda
satisfscha de IL vericidad del case, ell nombre
del intsreHedo debe ser tnscrito en- el registro.
P0f orden del Conseio Eiscutivo,
Benjamin F, Butter
Supervisor of Elections.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-12
Benjamin r. Butter,
Supervisor Of E!ections.
9 de Sbra. ds 1aO2.

Slsndo Asf cue, 10 h& llamado In atsnei6n
del Oonss1o Ejecutivo hAcia que, muehRs par
sonas con dsrecho votar ssgGn Ia clkugua e,
9rticuIo de 10 Ley ttulRda GLsy para provesr
10 necesarlo para elaeciones On Puerto RieoS
On cuyA el6usulR 40 expPesa;
ausula B. GQue, en- el d1a de inscription
en- oil Eegissro poSaS propiedad inmusbe por
Bu pHopio darecho y en- su pr0pio nombrel
que, en- dieho dla, sea real y efactivamente (bo-
corporation de nnh socisdAd, II cual posea
pHopiedRd inmueble, en- nombre de tal corpo-
rAei6p, rax6n social propiedad;> no posaa ti-
tulo nj doeumento registrAdo que acPedfte L.
pEopiedAd del inmueble
Slendo asf que, Serfa muy duro exiilr ls
presentation lAS refsridAs peRsonas de docu.
meptoS phblleos;
Ordenese por oil oonssjo Ejscutivo qua, 80
d& persons que qnieTa eiarceF 50 deFecho si
voto seg6u oil srtfeulo expresado arRibo, pueda
hRceElO pressntando D l& Jnnta de InHerfpc1o.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-12
La hueIga del carbon
en- Estados< <Unidos

MafisnR se llevar& n efeeso una copferen-
ella, I'm da iar una solucisn satlsfActorfa N 10
huelga del carbon de In psgi6n Antractss.
Ls reuna6n - ceIeErsrs en Philadelphia,
hAllkndose psesentss tos sefiores Morgan Oar.
negie.
Los trAh@iRdcfes estArSn repFeaentAdos Dor
los sef0res AoMpers Mitchell.
Los obrsk5s tenen mnchas esparanxas en-
sl nusvo plEn que proponen y dicen que ell ra-
sustAdo dc GGAA confereneia serS aatiffaetorfa
pAKa AmnRs Nartes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-12
9 de Saptiembre 1909

SiendO ssi que, 90 ha llAmado IL atenei6n
del Conssjo Executive haeis dudas que existsn
en- el amino de algunos eectores sn euanto 81
sentido da Ii CIausula O, articulo de L. Ley
denominads aLey para proveer 10 necesario
para eleccidnea en- Pnerto RicoS que dice:
CIausnlA C.-GQoe, eu dicho dia de ins-
cFipci6n en- el registro pressnte D ID Junta de
Rsgistro dAl distrito an 81 que dicho elector
tenga deracho Q votar, IN recibo de contribu.
ci6n que acfedits haber pagado cuR'q quter ella.
de c0ntribucionss C0Frespondiensss . los 6l-
timos meseR del sdo ei qua tisne lugar Ii
elscci6n; tendrk derecho vctAr sn ell distriso
municipal Gonde yesids, siempPe que su nom
bre conste on ID liat& del rsgfssfo como 10 dis.
ponc Ia LsY Pero nAda de 10 c0ntenido en- IL
presente exigira nueva inscription an el regis
tro nj impondrk nuevas condicionas de cspa-
cidAd q Ion Alectorss qu g 80 tnscfibieRon en- el
registro electoral en- al &iio 1900, quienea pog
In presents se les declara con capgcidad para
votsR ain atsP inscritos ds nuevo en e registros!
ordeness por el Consejo Executive dus suAl
quier persons que deses inseribirse arftg>ado
O ssta clsusuls, puede presentRR IN recib3 pog
cuslquierG de las formas de consribnGiones
municipaiaI sstablscidas, cOntribueionsa aobra
industriag del tasoro, = 10 presentation de
este FscibG seHa su1eienta para estableeer 80
derecho aar fncrito votaR aera ID ohil-
gaci6n de lib JuntR de Iuscripcf0nas inEGHibir
au nombre ON eli re 9 istro de los Jusces de elec
clones Fecltir su v0to, 10 presentation Gel re-
cibo es IN requisite Y poF IL /pFesensa ss esta.
blece que la presentation de certfsados de
Fegissros de pate ntss, lo9Isellos por los dare.
Ghos por rentRs fnternas, no sRtabecen saPa-
sho algun0 an favor del poseedor para ejsrcsr
su votO.
Pos crdsn def consejo Executive
Benjamin F. Butter.
Supervisor of Elections.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-12
P.N. 9 60
{ (NOTKCTAg DTRRCTAs)
Septiembre II.

SePhsApke IL
Sc han suspandido Atgunos de los meetings
AnnneiAdos para oil domingo con Ell I'm de COM
placer eorReljgionarios dc pnabos limfirofes
que han GolieisRdc sl eoneurso de nnsstros
oFAdores.
Hemos sR'udado nuestro busn amigo de
Coamo, don TaodorO Santiago que 80 ancuan-
bra en- est& ciudRd en- asunsos lnercAntiIes.
Muy pronso 50 llsvark q eabo una reunion
que componen al distri1o para tra4ar do In de.
Bignaci6n de candidates. para las CGmarRE.
EI pArtido tsderhf presentRra en- las pro-
ximAs eeccionAs como candidate para ID nj
c@ldfa de eata ciu6ad q mn vePdadeFo pAtriota
que Heune condolences excelentes que RAFRn
tiHsn lA buenA adm ministraei6n. EstamoE en-
In seguridAd que ser6 votAdo por los fsdsraies
y por los adversarfoa sensatos quieneB prao-
cupA In futurA suerse de nuestro Municipio.
Sc RSegurs que 81 comite repnb blicano ha
parade una communication Al aleslde en- In cual
Be Ie oFdene te8 nombRAd0 dom Ventura Bar.
n6s para entanderae en- 10 eorcGrDfspta N bsga-
teG por ser fsder&l DON Eduardo Valdiviauo
que vanfA despmpshSndolo hRsta In f4cha.
No nos sosprends dicho acusrdo porque hace
como dos meaes que venfa dicGndoss por eta
eIudad que ell sGflH Barnes trRbsiRbG actt-
vAmsnto snxiiiRdo por IN ctfiAdo don Ulpiano
Colon. Como B arreH es concs1RI seguram ente
pondr6 IN gRupie euyo nombre 1gurs sats
ssrvicio.
Ss NOS dice que el competente ciruIano
AocAor Moret IlevaRk q eabo en- sstos dlas al.
gunas operAcfones diffsiles.
Corren por autA ciudad insistsntes rumorss
oue al pxestdanta del 0omit6 disidents don Pc
dro JuRn Rosaly renunciArA oil eaTgo.
DON Carlos CRBsanova, foS harmanos GAu-
hiap OaYmain MArtfneE otYos fsderales ssis-
hir&n el domingo mi agp6ndid0 meeting dc Sa-
TIumM aAldr&n de entB ciudRd el sAbRdo tsm-
prano para eorreRponoer invllacion qus ss
es hs hecho por yArios caoAlisros amsrieanos
ae I'm HdR AguirFe
Dos mu1eres Al p&feeeR coGinefas SO InauI-
aron de 10 lindo hoy en- cAne osl oo. xs,n
1ichas setoTol0s Is sc 0lvidaron de los codIgos
Au vieron On euentA qns IN pOiei& eseapA oen'
aAn en pFouN gandRg pclftleAB p0E c0nsir
niente nsny Ie3os Del sftlo del aueeso,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-12
Fiebre amarillo
en- POnteyedra

Sc han Aeseubierto varios cAsos de fsbre
amarillo en- PontavedFR-Espif fi.
La infabci6n fu& lleyadR III puerto gAiiego
por nm buqne proeedenta do 10 America del
Sur.
Lsa &nthridades aaniA ariKa tomRn rfDur0.
sas medidaaj para aialar Ell v6mito Sc espsra
que saldr8a airosos en- su emp, II ,.
Ha saliao para Popkevedra una Gomiai6n
do m6dicOf lnadKileh1s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-12

Hemos sR'udado q nuestro busn amigo de
CoAmo, don Taodor0 Santiago que 20 sncuan-
bra On sstA cludRd en- asunsos lnercAntiIes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-12

Siendo Aaf que, por ell artfsulo 1s de Ia Ley
titulada GLsy para proveer 10 neeesaKio para
sIsecienes en- Puerto. RTco.D Ee AntoFiSa n las
iuntas de eleccioneS, en- cada distrito electoral
para nombrAr IoS 1ueces de eleccionss, tres por
cAdR sseei6n.
Ordensse por ell Conseio Ejecutivo que, las
JuntAG de eleceiones pusdAn pOr 10 menos NOM
bFAr nm Juez de Elscci6n por cAdA secci6n,
Aunque rssidR fuePA de dlchR Sscci6n, paro sf
On ID naism& mnnicipAlidad.
Por ordsn del oonSsio Ejecuiivo,
Benjamin +. Butter.
Supervisor Of Elections.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-12
Modesto Cruz.


seI1r Director de LA DEMocRAc1A'
Los que aman el pedazo DIS tlerrs en- que
han nscido, no pueden scr osra cosa que isas.
IA nrin,era luz an su bella Borlnqu uen poF esa
rsz6n hoy CUE pusdsn preatAr algd servieio
\ Is ustria, por haber cumplido los 81 mos, os
de TODD coraz6n fngrssanaos an si Gran PsfNou
Federal Americana, Partido qaa en Eaes -
Rico dignifea Itbertad, patriotsmo, orden
decoro
En- la pr6xlma lucha electoral dsHossra'
remos nues&ras ns1gfas. 81 necesaris As hacs'
Somos 10 mayors del pats iremos 81 fFluh11
de cuaiqnier manera.
Somou de Vd. muy rsspetuosamsnts.-- .--Oe-
lestino Ramirez. Eusehio Silva.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-12
9 de SeptlembFs de 1902.

8iendo Asf que, por In Ley denominadA
GLey para pPoveer 10 neeessrio para eleccionss
en- Puerto RlcoD exiIta autorIxaci6n para ell
minaF los nombres de eleetores inscrItos en-
1900 en- determinadAI clFcunstaneiss.
Ordenese por el Consejo Ejecutivo que laa
Bclicitudes todAs para la elimination dc nom.
bres do eleetorss dsbsrAn prssantsrse el primer
diA de las inscripcioneE, Octubre IA de 1909,
con ob1sto 10 que cualquisr psrsona cuyo nom.
bre h&yR sido intustAmente eliminAdo del re.
giatro, puedR apAreGer el SeRundo dfA lie las
inseripeionsB, O:tubre % de 1902, restable.
ciendo sus derechos ne inscFiba su nombre otra
yes en- Ell reglstro.
Por ordsn del Conseio Executive,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-12
1AdhesSONes

CaJey, Ssptiembrs is 1909
San II Director de LA DEMoChAoiA'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-12

Sc han saspandido AIgunos de los meetings
AnnnGiAdos para oil domingo con Ell I'm de COM.
placer eoFReljgionafioa dc pnabos limftrofes
que han GolicisRdo sl coneurso de nusstros
nRadoFes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-12

Muy pronso so llsvark q eabo una reunion
10 qns Asistirhn deegacionss de los pushlos
que compOncn al distrito para tretaF do In de.
BignAci6n de candidates para las CkmarRE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-12

CkRuAn'
Mut ataor MO Hssta hoy ne. ne mn.,sssI nsnssicos o.
ell partiie rspublicano, pefo ae4os stt"iasd
comstidos pnr mfsubros da esa coieetisIaa
como In noehs del Q al 8 dsl cursante, en- qas
atacaron L. morads del ssf II M srfeso' on 80
pusbIo, me impuiasn aopsrsrme os o. Pie
oos horabrs de orden, puedn esfsr slno ai,1
donds sst& eI orden y le 1naMcie' oFush
iusticis en- Puerto Rico solo 30 enc - ..t
ell Gran PArstdo Fsdarai Ameflesno, sh oi SUs
ingrsso desda ests momenso.
De ". aft no. amigo y corfalsiooAEioi
c.t,xro rro,ado nor M sahar frmsr, los
Rivers, FtdsI H)yes Romero.
CaTey, Agostc so lie 1902.
Ssnor Dlraet0f de La DEAocbAcIA'
NM .a1or min Habiendo arrbado o 10
r.xor sad no'dudo un MON nento en- hscer
mi iroraso en- al Gran Partiio sderal Ans
-I.ano oua =. al nue mantisns con honor
biSarrfa alta muy alta la bandeFa ua iA p1sIs
Por tAnto me suBcri6o su cofFsikioA@Aio
Modesto Cruz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-12
Paraa|enraP un Resfraado

en- IN dia Ncme Las PASTILLAS LAXAN-
TES DIE IsaOMO-QUININA, ri boficario
To deyolyarA sI diner0 vi no 10 eura La frgna
de ~. w, GROVE - halla 81 eada oaiita,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-12

Hoy % ha presentsdo al eielo aIgo snea'
possdo. /?Rrecs qas tendramos fusrtas lluvias.
-
DON Epgenio Ast01 an nni6n de otros ora-
dorss saldaAn el domingo por 10 madrugsda
para BarrRnqGitas o tomar parts en- oil meeting
que alJl go Gelebrara.
Sc nos assgufa que serG eontratado an Ell
pH6ximo 9 flb escolsF para una dc las eseueIas
de esta cinhad ell competante prosssoR don
Ramon Oed5. Gerfa una election qua merece.
RIA apIansoh peE las condolences de sdaeador
del DC ior Cad6.
El sffl5r Cuavas Aboy gessiona en el Ds-
partRmentot de InsfTucci6n ell esclaracimanto
de la perHoDA g funcionario que en- virtud de
sus informes lie oeasicu6 ell perjuicio de no ser
contrAtadoy que 10 ha peFjudicado en- su re-
pntacf6n @y. hnena fann& como PR fssor, para
sntablar lRIFeclamRci6n eonsiguiente.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-11-10
MACHINERY FOR FACTORY
Will. 1t Is Expected, Arrive b,
Steamship Tomorrow

lO-HlOFEOW.
1t is expected that the machinery for
the factory that the American Cigar
Company will establish in the Quicken
heimer building will arrive by steam
ship from New York tomorrow. The
second floor of the building will be in
readiness to receive it. In fact, the
floor will be cleared of the goods of S.
Guckenheimers Son to-day, and, if
there were a representative of the
company to receive it, might be turn
ed over at once.
To-day, it is expected, the three rep
resentatives of the company who were
in Savannah last week will be in
Charleston, there to complete their ar
engagements for the installa ton of a
factory. 1t is expected that Messrs.
Lockett and Gales will return to New
York from Charleston, but Mr.. Magic
is looked for in Savannah, as he will
assume the direction of the changes
that are to be made in the Quicken
heimer building in order to adapt it to
the needs of the company.
A contract has already been let for
toilets in the building, and the plum
bers will begin work to-day or to-mor-
row. The stairways are to be widen
ed, and this work, too, is to be com
menced without delay.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-11-10
Nervousness

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ing P. P. P, Lippman's
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P. P. P. has its formula
on every carton.
Any physician will tell
you that P. P. P. is the best
combination of green roots
and barks that was ever put
together for the cure of
weakness, general debility
and nervousness. 1t is a good
tonic and the best blood
purifier in the world.
For sale by all druggists.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-11-10
CITY BREVlTIES.

The November meeting of the Board
of Education will be held tonight at
the Chatham Academy.
City Court jurors sumomned to ap-
pear to-day are notified to appear to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Desk Sergeant Henry Lingg is
back on duty at police Headquarters
after a weeks illness. Sergt. Lingg re-
ported for duty yesterday and seems
to have gotten over his recent attack.
In an account in the Morning News
yesterday of the industries along the
Bay the plant of the Kolola Company
at Nos. q to % Bay street, west was
unintentionally overlooked. This en-
terprise promises to develop into one
Of the city's most important industries.
Its new quarters include two large Ave
story buildings. The company has nut
in modern bottling and carbonatine
machinery. This is the home OF KaIoIa
and there the preparation win herea fter
be compounded The company has a
large number OF employees. 1t also has
hve travelling statesmen distributing it,
products. 40
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-11-10
LUTHERANS HELD A RALLY.

Sunday school of Church of Ascen-
sion Made Fine Showing for Year.
The annual rally of the Sunday
school Of the Lutheran Church of the
Ascension was held last night, when
an anunusually large turnout of Sun
day-school members gave an interest
ing and enjoyable programme. that
was enjoyed by an exceptionally large
congregation.
The Sunday-school pupils met in the
lecture room of the church, where they
formed into classes and then, singing
the professional, Marching On,
marched into the church and around
it to their appointed places. The re-
mainder of the programme was as fol-
lows:
Scripture lesson.
Prayer.
Hymn, welcome Children's Day."
Song by Infant class.
Report of superintendent.
Report of secretary and treasurer.
Hymn, Praise Ye the Lord
An allegory in living pictures by
thirty children.
Song by Infant class.
Address by the pastor.
Offertory.
Hymn, Marching Beneath the Ban
ner."
Announcements.
Hymn, Blessed Jesus, Hear Thy
Children
DoXology.
Benediction.
The officers of the school are:
Superintendent-W. B. Spann.
Secretary and Treasurer-C. E. Stan
ton.
Precutor-Mrs. S. L. Outten.
Ors anist-Miss M. Dorscher.
Possibly the most interesting, as it
was one of the most beautiful parts
of the programme, was the allegory
in living pictures by the thirty chill
dren. The reports of the officers show
ed the Sunday-school to be in a most
prosperous condition, having now a
membership of 519; 9 officers, SO teach
ers and AT pupils. OF the pupils rs
were received during the past year,
and of the officers 5.
The total attendance for the year
was 1926, and the average attend
ance each month 1,412. The largest for
any one Sunday was 1888. The larg-
est contribution from any one class,
$685., was received from that of Miss
Meta Monsees', and consequently the
banner for the coming year has been
awarded to her. The largest contribu-
ton of the entire school was made by
the girls of the infant class, $90S8, and
consequently they secure the honor of
that department of the school. The to-
tai amount collected amounted to
$755.S2. The treasurer reports a good
sum on hand despite the fact that a
new organ was bought and a number
of other improvements for the Sunday
school made.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-11-10
MANY FOR LARCENY.
Recorder MyriclS VIII Have Several
State Cases to Hear.

Recorder MyricI< Will Have Several
State Cases to Hear.
While Recorder Myrick will not
have a large docket to dispose of in
Police Court this morning quite
number of prisoners will be examined
on state charges, and the session will
probably be a rather lengthy one
Henry Smith, white. and Fred Fiel-
der, colored, are charged by Patrol
man Reisen with being Migrants.
Smith managed to secure bail for his
appearance,
Anna Holmes, colored, is charged
by Patrolman Mccarthy with simple
larceny. She denies the charge
For the theft of a pistol chain and
charm Harriet Gardner, colored, will
have to face Mounted Patrolman ]. A.
Woods and Jim Green.
Tena Washington, colored, is charg-
ed by Patrolman Stafford with the
larceny of a shirt from Hannah Will
hams. The prisoner is also charged
with having been drunk and disorder
ly.
John Snipe. a negro, well-known in
police circles, is accused of having
stolen pair of gloves. He was ar
rested by Union Patrolman Walker on
complaint of Rowland CASTOR.
Nose Wright, colored is held for
the larceny of brass from the Union
Station.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-11-10
ROBBED A LITTLE GIRL.
Bold Work of Desperate Thief in the
Union Station.

With probably a hundred persons
within a few feet of him James Rey, a
19-year-old white man, who claims At
lanta as his home, committed daring
robbery in the Union Station at s
o'clock last night. His victim was a
little girl of years.
The child and her mother live in
Waycross and were waiting in the
railroad station for their train. The
mother had gone off a. few PAGES and
left her little daughter holding her
purse. Rey who had been lounging
around the place and who seemed to
be waiting for a train suddenly seized
the child and wrenched the purse from
her hand. The little girl screamed and
Rey bolted out of the door and into
West Broad street.
So sudden and daring was the rob-
berry that those in the station were for
a moment completely dazed. The bold
thief had gotten well into West Broad
street before it occurred to some of
those in waiting to follow him. Then
a merry chase occurred, in which sew
eral hundred persons joined. The thief
was finally caught on Taylor and
Montgomery streets by two young men
who had witnessed the crime.
Back to the Union Station he was
marched with a crowd of fully 500 at
his heels. The prisoner was turned
over to Union Patrolman Malphus and
when searched by the officer the miss
ing purse was found in his pocket 1t
was turned over to the owner, who
was permitted to take the train for
Waycross.
Rey offered no excuse for his act and
was sent to the police station house on
a charge of robbery by force. Several
persons who witnessed the bold act of
the desperate thief were subpoenaed as
witnesses and the young white man
will be given a preliminary examina-
ton by Recorder Myrick IN Police
Court this morning. The robbery and
the chase after the fugitive occasioned
a great deal of excitement in the vi
cinity of the railroad station.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-11-10
BACK WITH MURDERER.
Chief Deputy Sweeney Coming With
George PoyeIPs Slayer.

With Jesup Fields, alias Eyes, as
his prisoner Chief Deputy Sheriff T.
]. Sweeney will arrive in Savannah
this morning from Philadelphia on the
steamship Allegheny of the Merchants
and Miners line.
Eyes Is held on a warrant sworn out
IN Justice Naughtin's Office by County
Detective Charlton. who charges him
with the murder of George Powell on
the West Side more than two years
ago. Only quite recently were the Of
fcers able to secure evidence enough
to hold Eyes for the killing of Powell.
A negro named Walter Jones, alias
Toes, was first arrested for the crime
by the police. but proved that he did
not throw the fatal brick. He witness
ed the homicide. however. and took
occasion to help his friend Eyes in
giving an account of the tragedy. Be
cause of the statement OF Toes no in
dictment could ever be secured against
Eyes, who in the mean time had got
ten out of the wav
Several weeks ago County Detective
Charlton found a negro who witnessed
the homicide and an entirely different
account of the killing was heard. Toes
had claimed that Powell was armed
with a knife and about to commit a
felonious assault on Eyes when that
individual hurled the fatal stone. The
new and disinterested witness found
by the state says that Powell was
unarmed and that not a word was
said when Eyes walked to the corner
ard struck Powell in the head with
the brick.
1t appears that the men had been
engaged in a dispute on Congress street,
near Montgomery, and that blows We're
narrowly averted. Powell cut short the
argument and avoided a street fight
by turning his back on Eyes and go
ing out West Broad street. Some little
while later he was standing on the
corner talking when Eyes is alleged
to have advanced and without a word
OF warning to have thrown the brick
that caused death. 1t is known that
Eyes will interpose plea of self de-
Tense.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-11-10
BILL POSTERS
DIFFERENCES ADJUSTED.

James d. Burbridge. ex-Mayor ].
E. T: Bowden and Frank Duggan,
three Jacksonvillians, were in the city
yesterday. Mr.. Burbridge is president
of the Southern Billposting Associa-
ton, embracing thirteen states, and
was here for the purpose of comforting
with a representative from Norfolk,
Va, and one from Atlanta, relative
to some differences that had existed
in the association. A meeting was
held Yesterday afternoon, at which
the differences were satisfactorily ad-
justed.
Mr.. Bowden and Mr.. Duggan, ac-
companied Mr.. Burbridge and had no
other business than pleasure. The
party returned to Jacksonville last
night