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The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-26
Hello, CentraIiS
"Hello!"

lelAOS OSHITd'
"Hello!"
give me any one Of these grocers
who do not happen to be busy"
zone moment, I'll read the list in
this mornings paper: S. w. Branch
Co., Delmonico Co., John Lyons, Far
dee & Marshall, A. M. & C. w. West,
McGrath & Ransford, L. B. Greer, C.
A. Munster, Nicholas Lang, George
Schroeder, c. H. Monsees, Theo. Groot,
and Southern Grocery Company"
Il want to get bottle of Kalola
Company's Pure Extracts, with the
natural fruit flavor 1 am interested
in these pure food discussions and Mrs.
Commonsense, next door, says their
Vanilla is the purest she has ever
tried"
Am sorry, all busy; will call you"
THANK you. Goodbye"
Goodbye"
Don't forget, please. Goodbye"
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-26

Snow fell at Asbury Park on Tuesday.
There was not a great deal of it, to be
sure, yet there was snow; and it was
a cold day. Two days before, or on
sunday, 1t was hot at Asbury Park;
about as hot as it ever gets to be at
that resort. The Southern seaside re-
sorts are not subject to such violent
and disagreeable fluctuations of tenn
perature. At Tybee especially the sea-
sons are smooth and equable.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-26

it is magnanimous of the attorneys
of Col. Tillman to refrain from asking
for an injunction suspending the pub
location of the newspapers in Column
bia and Lexington until after the
fourth week in next September, when.
his case will probably be tried.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-26

Ireland does not belong to England.
after all. A Chicago University profess
scr declares that the papal bull which
turned the Emerald Isle over to Henry
II was spurious, null and void. Having
been apprized by so high an authority
of their freedom, all the Irishmen now
have to do is go ahead and GUST the
illegal holder of their island.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-26

80 far this year there have been
thirteen lynchings IN the United states.
seven In the south ana SIX In the North.
OF the southern lynohinEs one victim
was burned, near New Orleans. i've
we're hanged and one was shot Of
thf northern lynchinss three victims
ADrre burned - belleyille Ill. az Jop-
re- No. end Wilmington. Del. one
vie beaten 20 desfh ~ Pittsburg. and
the othefs were hanged
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-26

There will be an opportunity for a
warm tariff fight in Iowa during the
approaching campaign. The Democrats
have declared for the removal of the
tariff from trustmade goods-a senti-
ment so strong among the Republicans
of the state that Gov. Cummins was
induced to formulate the Iowa idea
while the Republicans are going to at
tempt a weakened straddle.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-26

Havana wants a daily mail to and
from the United States. She can get
it, if she wants it very badly. The
United States are now paying for
three mails a week each way; let Cuba
ice, and the thing is done. The Ha-
vana Post says the duplicate service
could be provided at cost of 100000
a year. Cuba ought to be willing to
pay that sum.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-26

Baseball is now the rage in those
cities of the Philippines occupied by
American troops. and frequent games
between natives and soldiers are re-
ported. The natives are said to catch
on to the fine points Of the sport
quickly and to play enthusiastically
and good game. Recently the crack
nine OF the garrison at Iloiio was de-
feated by native nine by score OF
10 TO u. After this II cannot be said
that the Amerioanization OF the natives
is not progressing
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-26

A particularly violent scene" is re-
ported to have occurred in the Cham
Der of Deputies Paris, day or two
ago. The climax of it was when Dep
uty Dasson hurled handful of crum-
pied paper at Deputy Buisson. which
reached the mark" How badly Buis-
son was wounded is not stated in the
special cable to the New York Times
which conveys the information, but
from the fact that the cablegram con-
tanned $50 words, it may be judged
that it was a very important and Sc
rious encounter.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-26

Roland Molineux has lost his suit 10
compel the prison authorities OF New
York TO remove his photographs and
Bertiliion measurements from the
regues gallery IN the state prison.
The pictures and measurements were
taken al the time MolineuN was ar
rested on the charge Of having muir
defed Mrs. Adams. -four years ago. The
court holds that the photographs and
measurements are records of the case.
notwithstanding MoiiReux wac finally
acquitted. ana thar as such they az
properly in the custody ~ the prison
aNuDpiiies Tie court sald. however.
.h'' ihe yQons man might possibly r.
i''f ihf removal 49, Bringing sui for
naneef assiuai fhs sllenntenleBt of
az Dison
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-26

Razing the buildings on the four
blocks in the heart of New York city
for it's depot has been begun. The
four blocks to be cleared are bounded
by Seventh and Ninth avenues and
Thirtieth and Thirty-third streets, and
not a brick or a stone will be left on
them. The wreckers will tear down 400
buildings, including three churches, a
hospital and a home for boys. The
station to be built on the site will be
the largest in the world. The build
ings being destroyed, with their for
mer occupants, would make up a small
city.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-26

King Peter has no queen. Indeed,
the impression has got abroad that he
is not even ace-high. However, he may
win out. if the army doesn't play the
deuce again.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-26

The Chicago Chronicle tells an in
teresting little story of the streets of
It's town. The other night policemen
dubbed a coal dealer who ran when
they called on him to stop. They ex-
planned that they took him for a hold
up man, and he declares he thought
the same thing of them. "As there was
ample grounds for suspicion on both
sides" comments the Chronicle, the
incident may be considered as closed
Without prejudice to either party"
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-26

Mr.. Bryan will observe that the Iowa
Democrats have read themselves out
of the party, since they have refused
to reafirm the platform of 1900 in its
entiretv
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-26

Only few years ago Delaware,
Maryland and Michigan were about the
only states producing peaches in con-
siderable quantities for the general
markets. Then Georgia and California
went into the business. Now the in
dustry has extended to Arkansas, Ok
lahoma and Texas. Thus it is seen
that the peach belt is being steadily
extended. Each year sees a greater
acreage in Georgia and in each of the
Southern and Southwestern states
named. This year, it seems, the out
look for peaches is gloomy in all sec
tions except oklahoma. 1t is said the
fruit there is especially fine and the
crop is larger than the average.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-26

1t seems that Mr.. Seymour w. Tuls
loch ought to be suggested for place
on some ticket, with a platform of
Turn the Rascals OUT
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-26

There is an old proverb to the eff
feet that when rogues fall out hon
est men get their dues. Whether the
proverb is applicable or not, it is of
interest to hear that Machen, of the
postal scandal, has promised to make
some persons lin high places" sorry
for the trouble he is having. He has
let it be understood that he has a lot
of documentary and other evidence
that will implicate persons prominent
in political and official life, some con-
gressmen and ex-congressmen among
them, and that he will make use of
this evidence "at the proper time"
1t was Machen, so it is said, who
brought into the matter the names of
ex-Congressnen briggs and Loud.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-26

The indications for Georgia for to-
day are for showers, with variable
winds Eastern Florida, showers, with
variable winds.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-26

The Presidents Monetary Commits
sion is in Paris and the members are
no doubt having good time. The
commission is in Europe to talk some
thing to somebody about silver; just
what and TO whom does not make a
country knows or cares anything
about the commission or its mission.
1t will not accomplish anything; it
was not expected to accomplish any
thing. The whole purpose of the trip
was to give certain men a fine junket
in Europe at the expense of the public,
and that will be the sole effect of it.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-26

The scene of that Delaware burning
is only twenty-eight miles from Phila-
delphia; which must make it all the
more interesting to those Philadelphia
newspapers that have been reading
such severe lectures to the South.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-26
POLISHED PLATE GLASS

We are the Southern distributing
ssrniH 81 The Fenp-American Plate
s,nes 20 we carry ~ oar Atlanta
warehouse the largest STOCK al mo
south
WELDON GLASS. lots ~ "a, 80
siFfF. single onQ double, ~ 0us naff-
h"psts both in Savannah ana in A.
lspist ypHeA Pine. Elind ffapies
80 tleft i,inmpnes, Ruffy and fsaNiS.
NNH eHa.fs liqu4ffly fh|pIf1
Ej COOLIDGE 4 Bro
NHfAhAAib ATLANTA.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-03
CUT To
PIECES IN
AMBUSH
Body Of Honduras Rebels Lad
by an American, Almost Ami.
hiIatad by Government Troops

Atlanta, Ga. March IA special TO
the Constitution from New orleans says:
The steamer Breakwater, from Puerto
Cortez, Honduras. brought news yester-
day of a desperate battle between gov
ernment troops and force OF insur-
gents under command OF Lee Christmas.
an American. which resulted In the de-
feat OF Christmas and tho almost
complete annihilation of his little band
Christmas went 10 Honduras about six
years ago. lie Is a close friend OF Senior
Bonilla, who now claims the presidency.
He organized a force IN the interior OF
Honduras and was marching at the head
OF column Of 80 men when he fell into
trap set by the government forces at
Hani
lie was attacked by the government
troops from all sides and a fierce fight
followed which resulted In 20 OF his men
being killed and 10 wounded. Christmas
with 40 men cut his way through the
linessof the attacking force and escaped.
The government forces lost one colonel
and three non-commissioned officers The
OF the Breakwater reported
that the revolution has completely par
alyzed all busines In Honduras.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-03
STILL A MYSTERY.
No New Light on the killing Of Mr.. BurdIck
Yet Obtained by Police,

Buffalo, n. Y. March AT police
headquarters today the answers Of the
officials as TO the Burdick murder case
were all summed up in the single senti-
ment: Nothing new 1t is all a mystery"
or the deliberations OF the officers. IL
may be said they are still inclined 10 be-
lieve that the murderer is n woman. That
has been their theory for the last three
days, none of the developments during
that period having produced anything TO
weaken IL.
While the work of the police thus far
has been without positive results there
is no truth i'm the rumor that the Burdlck
family would hire outside detective tall
ent because of dissatisfaction with the
work OF the officers. When asked II re-
ward for the discovery OF the murderer
would be offered as an inducement to
outside detectives TO take up the work
members OF the Burdick family said that
the subject had not been considered. and
probably would not be-
The woman who Is said To have been
In conversation with Mr. Burdck over
the telephone on the afternoon preceding
his death. it has been learned was Mrs
Seth T. Paine. liz was Mrs Paine who
visited the district attorneys office ycs-
tcrday Today she admitted calling M,
Mr.. Burdick and added
1T was in response TO n telephone mes
sage from him the night before ana re.
lated exclusively TO social affairs. II
had mo- relation 10 any appointment with
him AT any time
IL Is now said that the golf stick which
IL was az urst supposed was the object
with which the murder was committed
could not have caused the wounds ON
Mr. Burdick's head Furthermore tbe
stains upon % have been found 10 b
rust.
Mr.. Burdicks will has been found and +,
j. said u cuts on Mrs Burdick entirely.
All property going 10 his three children
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-03
ARMY CHAPLAIN TRIED.
He Refused 10 Pay Bill Contracted by His
Daughter Who Eloped.

Denver, Col. March 3.-The trial by
court martial OF Chaplain Halsey c. Cav
itt on a charge OF conduct unbecoming
an officer and a gentleman, was held
at Fort Logan yesterday. The trial is
the outcome or civil suit brought again
81 Chaplain Gavitt by Chicago dry goods
firm 20 recover n debt OF 1871. which was
contracted by his daughter several years
aso.
In his testimony YESTERDAY Chaplain
Gavltt said the debt was contracted by
his daughter In buying a trousseau be-
fore her elopement with AGILE Jewell. son
OF a wealthy Chicago merchant He de-
clared that he paid part or Il, but decli-
ned 10 pay more when he learned that
the firm was trying 10 collect it from
JEWELS family.
Testimony was introduced 20 show
Chaplain Gavitt's gallant conduct I'm
Cuba and the Philippines. The case was
finished and the finding will be sent TO
Washington before becoming public
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-03
BULLS AND BEARS.

Wall street. March 3.-Selling orders
were executed throughout the list at the
opening prompted by the apparent aban-
comment OF the Aldrich financial bill The
facincs, Changers, Southwesterns, Met
ropolitan Street Railway. u. s. Steel pfd.
and other leading specialties were the
principal sufferers and showed losses
ranging up to nearly "A point. Msnhat-
tan moved up strongly IA contrary TO
the course OF the market
Supporting orders appeared in all the
reading stocks after the opening decline
ana their execution combined with the
resumption of yesterdays rise In Man
haitian created some uneasiness among
the shorts and they covered quite heavily
all around. Most OF the opening losses
were Cancelled and somS leaders, such
as Missouri Pacific. Southern Pacific and
metropolitan Street Railway rallied to
above last night
Free offerings OF Rock Island under
mined the market later and there was
fresh selling OF the Pacifics and South
western stocks. Colorado Fuel showed
exceptional weakness dropping points
while Sugar on the other hand advanced
about point.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-03
WOONSOCKET
SCHOOL
COMMITTEE
Court in Opinion Suit TO Gov.
GrnOr Holds That Election by
City Council Is Valid.

The supreme court has rendered an
opinion i'm answer to the question asked
by Governor Garvin relative to the cleo
tion of the school committee OF woon-
controversy.
The question asked by the governor
was Are the provisions for the election
OF school committee i'm the city of Woon-
socket, contained i'm clause of section
IL. OF chapter 72S of the public laws.
passed June 13. A. -. 1883. I'm conflict
with section l. of artice VII. of the
amendments 20 the constitution OF the
state"
The clause Of the city charter referred
TO, provides hat the city council shall
elect members OF the school committee
OF that city.
The court after referring in its opinion
to the articles mentioned anayzed the
question as edo the words imply that
every elector has the right 10 vote for all
civil officers. so that all civil officers must
be chosen by a vote of all the people?"
The decision is that neither the words
themselves nor the practice under them
carry necessary implication TO that
effect. The words are not "a right to
vote for all civil officers" but "in the
election of all civil officers I'm town or
ward meetings.
THE charter Of Woonsocket relating
TO the election OF school committee vio-
lates no provision OF the constitution and
is sustained by the practice under Il.
We therefore answer the question pro-
posed TO us by your eNcellency I'm the
ncratiVe" "
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-03
ANOTHER
KNAPP
VICTIM
Body Believed TO Be That Of
Confessed MurdereT'S Second
Wife Recovered From RiVar.

New Albany, Ind, March 3.--Coroner
Starr OF this city was positive last night
that he has In his care the body OF Han
nah Goddard Knapp. the second wife and
one OF the victims OF Alfred Knapp, under
arrest at Hamilton. o. The body was
discovered yesterday by some deck hands
from the steamer Bellevue floating in
the river near this city.
II was nude with the exception OF a pair
of black stockings over pair OF white
lisle threat half hose. The stockings
were held I'm place just above the knee
with blue ribbons. ON the womans
finger was "A gold band ring. embossed
and ornamented with three small birds
and an owl In her ears was a pair OF
gold earrings
From the appearance OF the body Il
evidently had been In the water for some
time. az 1t was badly swollen and dis
colored and the skin had peeled off of the
palm of the hands.
The head was perfectly bald and the
eyes were discolored. though 1t Is thought
that they were either blue or light gray
The woman appeared to have been about
five feet two inches i'm height and rather
slight.
Around her ankle was a bandage show
Ing that the woman had suffered some
kind OF an injury before her death. Cor
oner Starr telegraphed the facts In the
case TO the authorities at Hamilton, and
last night received Information from
there stating his description OF the corpse
and the jewelry corresponded in detail
with that of Hannah Goddard Knapp.
An attempt will be made today by the
family of the dead woman 10 identify the
body OF the woman found in the Ohio
river as that of Knapps third wife, Han
nah Goddard Knapp
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-03

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THROWN OFF CAR.
Boston Man Sues Union Railroad Company
for $1,000 Damages.

brought suit against the Union Railroad
company FOR $1,000 damage. lie alleges
that ne signalled car OF the defendant
company TO stop at the corner OF Spring
and Westminster streets. April %. 1902
that he might get aboard
Ilo started 60 get on and as he was
partly on the car without warning star
ted suddenly. throwing him violently 10
the ground where ne struck upon his
head. which was badly hurt. lie was
also badly injured Internally. he states
Comstock and Gardner are Mr.. Macln-
tires counsel
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-03
CLAIMS $1,000 DAMAGES.
Mr.. OagoStlne Says Servants Of dams
Co. Assaulted Her and Took a CIo.k.

Rosa Dagestine OF North Providence,
has brought suit for $1,000 damages again
81 the c. II. Adams company. OF Provl-
dence. She alleges that the defendant
corporation sent its servants 90 her house
az North Providence Dec. 10, 1902. to
seize n clock which it claimed as the
property OF the corporation.
Ia spite OF tho fact that the people at
the house told the persons sent b. the
defendant there was no clock such rs
they described. the servants persisted
In making a search and that they assault
ted the plaintiff causing her 10 be sick
and sore and took away n clock belong
Ing 20 her and her husband which they
later returned
German. Eagan and German are her at
tOrncya
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-03
AFTER ARDITRATORS.
Chicago Street Car Men Threaten TO Strike
Unless Work Is Begun at Once.

Chicago. March 3.-Employes OF the
Chicago city railway and of the Metro
politan Elevated railroad last night.
threatened general strikes that will tie
up half the transportation lines In the
city If they go into effect
Aroused to high pitch OF excitement
because the arbitration board agreed
upon 10 settle the grievances Of the cable
splicers OF the Chicago City Railway Co.,
over which a strike was narrowly avert
ed two weeks ago has done nothing, Off
GERS OF the South side car mems union
have issued an ultimatum 10 General
Manager McCulloch. and Judge Sears
and VIM Prentiss. two OF the arbitra-
tors. that no more names from which n
third arbitrator may be chosen would be
submitted, and that IL the board was not
completed by noon today strike would
occur.
The names OF 30 men. % from each side
have been presented 10 Judge Sears and
Mr.. Prentiss and theyy have been unable
TO agree upon the third member OF the
board.
The sentiment among the men has
been for a strike all along and IL was
only prevented through the influence OF
the Amalgamated Association OF street
Railway Employees. eXerted by National
Organizer G. q. Pratt Now MIR Pratt Is
ready for strike II terms are not speed
lily made and the strike would have the
staunch support OF the National organi-
zation.
Five names were submitted today.
These are absolutely the last names 10
be suggested and the entire situation
now rests in the hands OF Mr.. Prentiss
and Judge Sears. Tho employees of the
Metropolitan company demand an in
crease in pay which the officers say they
cannot grant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-03

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