The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-04-01
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I: Cream of News:
Brief Summary of Most
Important Events
of Each Day.


ing made to break the will of the ata.
Ebert Head, who was a prosperous
negro.
The Birmingham, Ala. storage
house of the Virginia Carolina Chem.
cal Company, was burned Sunday. en-.
failing a loss of 1925, 000,
Marines were landed at Santo ma
mingo Sunday to protect the American
consulate. There has been an engage.
ment between the government troon,
and the insurgents, in which the latter
were defeated
State board of education decides
to have census of the schools ofI
Georgia taken during the months Of
June, July and August.
The striking printers of Atlanta
make proposal to the employing p,n.
tiers suggesting the appointment Of al
commission to which all questions a;
issue will be submitted.
Fears are entertained that the
South Georgia peach crop will be al
failure. Peaches are falling from the
trees.
The South Carolina Confederate
veterans will hold their reunion in Co
lumbia in May.
Handsome portraits of Senators
Pettus and Morgan have been re-
ceived at the Alabama capitol
A white convict committed sui.
eide at Sanford, Ala, Friday. He bad|
only a few months to serve.
james Latimer, nephew of Sena-
tor Latimer, of South Carolina, shOa
his teacher who was trying to whip
him.
Reports from Barlow, Fla, stata
that Polk county truckers have this /
year cleared $4,000 on sixty acres
planted in strawberries.
Minister Bowen alleges that the !
powers are trying to break Faith with
Venezuela by insisting that the latter
agree to pay the cost Of the blockade
The food situation has again be-
come alarming by the breaking Of a
great levee a few miles below Vicks-
burg. Thousands CT acres of fertile
bottom land will be submerged.
President Roosevelt spoke in Mil
waukee Friday night on the trusts
He says congress has done everything
possible to restrain the combines, an!
declares that revision would be hurg
full.
People are fleeing from Honduras
to escape the terrors Of the reVoIl
ton
1t is reported that battle mas
been fought between Bulgarians am
Turks in which 1000 men were hlIlol
and wounded.
Eight men were killed and
wounded in the Monterey riot As
soon as members of mob began cry
ing death to Reyes" policemen use
their guns.
Mrs. Griffin and her brother, Sam
Knowles, were committed TO jan
Eatcnton Ca. Thursday charged VIII,
completely in the murder OF Mr. u'A
fin.
At Abingdon, Va, Ella Gray
negro woman, was sentenced 70 -
teen years in penitentiary Tor AlLHl.
Charles M. Chester, a young wiz
man.
THE town of Pacelot, in Spartan
burg county, South Carolina was VS.
tied by conf1agration THURSDAY morn
ing. which nearly destroyed the 'o"'
Governor Aycock, of North CaIr
lima. will shortly make a tour o. y
northeastern counties of the stale, =
will address the people on edaeauO"
Five hundred negroes EMPLOY o.+
about the shops of the Atlanlc OoD'
Line railroad quit work on accom-
trouble with the white employees
President Roosevelt spoke "
great crowd in Chicago on the Nont M
doctrine. He said great navy =
only guarantee of the DOCTRINE
The long contention between e.
United States and Florida in Fe , n
the ownership of the eyerslauo'
been settled in favor Of the laI'eI'
The Venezuelan congress &u'I N
lied president Castro to carry out .s y.
provisions of the protocols an
adjourned in disgust. 90,
Fifteen thousand persons 1 ,aoons
in a riot at Monterey, Mexico, ~
of opposition to Governor he' ..,r
The United states warshiP D.. a' b
ia has landed blue jackets at san I.t f.
mingo City to protect American
ests. foot whic
NAV result in the extension Of Inc n%'' Il
ton on the Savannah river aO0'
gusta. ..isiag
"A unique industry, that OF I5 6a,sla
pearls, has been started d
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