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The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-12
VIRGINIA EDITOR
CHARGED WITH ARSON.

Newspaner Man Thrown Into Jail
After Incendiary Fires.
Richmond, Va, Sept. ia Mathews
Court House, Va, special says;
C. S. Alexander, editor and proprie-
tor of the Mathews and Gloucester
Tribune, was arrested here to-day on
a warrant sworn out by ]. S. March
ant, charging him with arson.
Counsel for the accused waived ex-
animation, and the prisoner was COM
mitted to Jail to await the action of the
grand jury.
The arrest is the result of recent in
cendiary fires in the town on two
nights in succession, store buildings be-
longing to Marchant being set on fire.
in both instances.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-12
UNIONS CHARTER ANNULLED.
HOuSesmiths and Bridgemens' Union
Ordered Strikes Illegally, 1t Is
Claimed.

New York, Sept. 11.-President Frank
Buchanan, Of the International As
socFation of Bridge and Structural Iron
Workers, tonight announced that he
had annulled the charter of local un-
ion No. 2 of the Housesmiths and
Bridgemen's Union, the organization of
which Sam Parks is the virtual head,
and has suspended the local union.
This action, he says. he takes under
the authority vested in him by section
2, of Article of the constitution OF
the International Association. Presi-
dent Buchanan's reason for annulling
the charter is that the local union
violated its contract for arbitration by
going on strike and that its business
agent ordered strikes illegally.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-12
AMALCAMATION ANTICIPATED.
Moderator Believes Twelve Differ
emit Churches Will Unite.

MOHeEAtOr beHeVes lWelNe Dlner-
emit Churches VIII Unite.
Denver, Colo, Sept. 11.-Rev. DR.. r.
F. Coyle. moderator of the General
Assembly of the Presbyterian Church,
who has just returned to his home
in this city from a lecture tour in
the East, believes that the time is
not far distant when the twelve diff
ferent Presbyterian churches in the
United States will become one.
This probability, he says, is due to
the reconstructing of the creed of his
denomination, which took place last
May. Calvinistic and Armenian lines,
which have so long kept his and the
Cumberland Presbyterian churches
separated have now, he says, been eff
faced, and at present no distinction
other than ceremonial separate the two
great religious orders that began as
one in the days of Cromwell.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-12
FRENCH SQUADRON READY
TO LEAVE FOR LEvANT.

Paris, Sept. 1.-THE commander Of
the Franco Mediterranean squadron At
Toulon has received orders 10 hold In
readiness 20 leave for the Levant. a
naval division consisting Of the bat
tleship Brennus. the armored cruiser
Latouehe Treville. the second class
cruiser Du Chayla, and the third class
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indian CommIssioner removed.

Washington, Sept. 1l.-Secretary
Hitchcock to-day announced the re-
moval Of John A. Sterrett OF Ohio as
townsite commissioner for the Chero-
kse indian nation. In Indian territory.
and the appointment Of Dwight futile
81 Connecticut as his successor The
removal IL the result Of charges
against sterrett's administration Of his
once
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-12
NEGRO PREACHER ROBBED
TWO MAIDEN LADIES.

Atlanta, Sept. 11.-Samuel Johnson,
a negro preacher who is charged with
assaulting and robbing two maiden
ladies'. the Misses Battle, near Bar
net, was arrested near here tonight
and is in Jail. He is said to have
stolen from them $4,000. He had 49,
900 on his person when arrested.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-12
CR0OKEDNESS CHARGED
IN PENITENTIARY.
Many Cigars Are UnaccOunted for in
Pennsylvania State Prison.

Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. 11.-Alleged
irregularities have been discovered in
the cigar department of the state peni-
tertiary in this city, and, acting upon
the suggestion of Inspectors Robinson
and Hart, United States internal reve-
nue. officials are investigating the bust
ness methods of the institution.
Warden Daniel w. Bussinger has
been granted an indefinite vacation,
and Overseer Robert Armstrong, in
charge of the cigar manufacturing de-
partment, has been suspended.
The internal revenue officials have
closed the cigar department, and have
impounded all of the raw and manu-
featured material.
1t is stated by United States Off
Gals that so far at least $4,000 cigars
are unaccounted for, and these, at the
minimum price of $40 per thousand, in
dictate a loss to the states exchequer
of not less than $1,000.
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WAS BURNED
EAST OF ASHEVILlE.

'ariottle. n. c.. Sept. IA special
a, Asheville says the Round Knob
'7i' well-known resort on the
~. hefn Railway. twenty-five miles
IA VI Asheville, was totally destroy
aoy fire about midnight last night
he only Inmates III The building
tb. men employed IN remodelling
~. ~ u,iure. n not being open for
~'s ~ the time
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ARE OFF FOR NEWPORT.
Baltimore Party Going to Assist in
Launching of BattIeshfp.

Baltimore, Nd, Sept. 11.-Gov. Smith,
accompanied by his staff and party of
guests numbering about 200 prominent
Maryland men and women, left at s
o'clock tonight to witness the launch
ing of the armored battleship Mary
land at Newport News tomorrow.
Two steamers were used for the par
ty, Gov. Smith and his immediate
friends, including Miss Jennie Scott
Waters, who is to be the sponsor of
the battleship, sailing on one of them.
The Maryland Naval Reserves, under
command of Commander Edwin Geer,
left Baltimore this afternoon on the
naval reserve vessel Sylvia 70 take
mart in the launching ceremonies.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-12

Salonica, Sept. l1.-According to Of
fetal reports 1903 Bulgarians were kill
ed in a fight at Resna on Wednesday.
Severe fighting has taken place at sew
eral other points.
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Juror Kins Indicted.

cvthiana. KY. Sept. 1.-THE grand
Jury to-day returned an indictment
against Juror Jap King for alleged
rsirr swearing ln connection with the
Isu White case,
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-12
Arreste nt ReIrut.

Beirut, Sept. 1.-THE situation here
is improving, Several arrests have
been made.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-12
WITH PARIS GREEN
SIX WERE POISONED.
Attempt at Wholesale Murder Re-
ported From Alabama.

ported From Alabama.
Tuscaloosa, Ala, Sept. 11.-Henry
Aston, William Moore and Hale Has
sell, also three negroes, all employed by
the F. S. Aston Company, were pois-
oned by drinking water from a cooler
IN which more than a pint of paris
green had been placed, with the appar-
ent intention to kill all the Aston force.
The six victims We're dangerously ill
during the afternoon, but it is believed
tonight all will recover.
So far no clue has been found to in
dlcate who placed the poison in the
cooler.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-19

man, ID d. pastor-Pubic worship at 1915;
topic: ''Germinsl Truths OF the Winches-
ter Profession S s. 1915
Primitive Ruggles street, pastor,
Proude-Morning service at l0:45; temper
ance sermon. Bible school at noon; even
ing service at Z. subject, "Fallow Ground
MISCELLANEOUS
wayland chapel. South Angel street
and Waylsnd avenues s. 3.
Church OF the New Jerusalem, Trinity
square. Rev George S Wheeler, pastor
Service. lO:45; subject, The Walls OF the
Holy City"
YMC A-Men's meeting at p m with
address by Rev l. b Edwards OF Provl-
dence: cornet solos by Prof Henry r.
Hunt All men are welcome.
Broad street Christian church. @ A
Conibear. pastor--Worship with sermon.
lo:4 and 30: s s. 12:l5; Y c e. $50.
Sailors Mission. "a South Main street.
formerly Rev Joel Bassetts mission
open every night at T:45: s, 3: all well
come Mothers bring your children: all
welcome.
Apostolic Mission, 920 Westminster
street-Services Sunday at 2:3o and q;
Conducted by Evangelist Edw. II Carl
son.
FIRST Church OF Christ. Scientist, $50
Rowen street--Service, 1o:S; subject.
Reality"
Iatter-day saint-service at Eagle hall,
7G7 Westminster street, each Sunday AT
2:30. All welcome. No collection.
Advent Christian Church. Hammond
street-Prayers at 10: preaching. 1913 and
7:So. by Rev III Davis Of Rocky Brook;
s 8, 1915: open air training ground. =.
Corliss Heights chapel, Berkshire and
Selma streets-Special anniversary SER
vice ,sermon by Rev l. l. Henson. ID D.
Il.tsr
Courtland streets-Preaching by Rev Will
lam Dixon. lo:45; subject. "A Judgment
Message" 1915. s s; 7:3o. Mrs Mary
Ransom OF the Mass A c Conference.
German Evangelical Lutheran, corner
Huntington and Union avenues-Service.
To- preaching by Rev + Loeber.
The Providence Spiritual society, CO.
lumbia hall corner of Richmond and
Weybosset streets-J Frank Baxter. the
noted vocalist and lecturer and test me
dium at 2:so and 1880: afternoon subject,
Rostrum; evening subject "Spiritualism
"Rostrum:" evening subject. Spiritual
ism In the Affairs OF Men and Nations"
Second Church Of Christ, Scientist. ~
Bridgham street-Service, l0i5; subject,
Reality"
Bell street chapel-Services. 3; Rev
Clay MacCauley. will answer the second
question on the Foundations" or the
Bell street chapel Religious society.
What is Consecra tlon 10 TRUTH"
Allen chapel A NJ Z church, A street.
Rev w II Burrell r ID. pastor-1O:45;
Rally Day sermon by Rev w ] Holland,
r ID, pastor.
Winter street A NJ f Zion church-3;
sermon by Rev w ii Thomas. A NJ. pas
tor
Meeting street NJ r church-7:45 SER
mon by Rev w II Johnson; ? y; i'3O.
vo,ng Mans Forum GOnd gDe1 king and
singing.
Mission OF the Coming King. s2 Broad
street-Prayer and conference, 10:45;
Brother ] # Meehan and others will
speak at 2:45: conference, 1880. All are
welcome
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RELIGIOUS
NOTICES
BAPTIST.

BAPTIST.
Central-Public worship i0:45, with
preaching by the pastor. Rev. John r..
Brown. subject. The New Greatness"
s 8. i2:15; n Y = L. $40; evening sermon.
1880, by the pastor; "A Question Beyond
Controversy
r earl street-Preaching by the pastor
Rev. J. A. Halner, 1Ol5 and 1880; S S.
l2I5. r $50.
First. Rev II NJ King. PASTORAL morn
ing service. l0:t5; Rev Tallmsdge Root
will give an address upon Church Fed
eration;" s 5. l2:15; Y = G f. $50;
evening. 7:So; preaching by the pastor.
South. Ocean and Gallup streets
Preaching by pastor. Rev John Finch.
l0:f and 100: 5 $. 1915. II Y = 4. 6:i5.
French Mission. Weybosset street-Ser-
vice at 8; 3 s. 4; preaching oy Rev n \
Aubin; subject, Les Etats Unis Notre
Pays Adopiif' cornetist. Prof Henry ID
Hunt
Jefferson street. Rev T Livingston.
pastor-l0 IS, Prof Stout the singing Evan
gelst will give a sermon in song: l2:l5,
Bible school: 7:30. Gospel song service
with an address by the pastor.
Roger Williams. Woodward Road and
Veazie street. Rev York A King, pas
tor-Public worship and sermon: sermon.
"ou he Mount" 1890. g 5. ii:i5 T.; Y
Y g r.. 6. song service and sermon :.
Fourth. Howell near North Main street
Preaching by Rev ID Herr. - II OF
Dorchester. Mass 1895 and 7:3o. s S.
1915. u L. $40
tsion. John and East streets-Preach-
ing at 1895 and 5:30 by the pastor. Rcv
Edwin A Hainer. morning subject. Ban
quoting Under God's Banner evening
subject. Jesus n the Door" S s al 1915.
& meeting 90 6.So.
Stewart Preaching by the pas
tor. Edwin Bromley: subject. 1885. with
Jesus In the Temple" g. i215. song
service. 72o. sermon. Directing the
Fishermen"
Elmwood avenue-Freaching by Ernest
Wesley. i0.ib: "Intercession.' l2l5 $ s.
g. e =. T. What Becomes ~ SIM
Roger Williams. Westminster and
Knight streets. ic 4j and I'D. service and
sermon ty the pastor. 1915. SSH e y.
GA. T..
Broadway Rev V Osterhout. pastor
q 4, 1875. preaching by Rev W a Far
ren, 1875. Y p 8 G = service s. address
BY Rev e u Heptonstall. 7.l5.
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Dyer avenues S. 2.

Dyer avenues s. 2
Calvary Preaching. 10:45. by Rev w
V Rich; Bible school. l2:l5 twenty-hfth
anniversary OF the superintendent: pa
trlotic address by President w II +
Faunce and unfurling OF Christian Con-
quest" flag; c r, society. 6:l5; preaching,
1880 by ID w Faunce, ID ID.
CONGREGATIONAL.
Central. Angel street and Diman place
Morning service, l0:45; the pastor Ed
ward F Sanderson will preach; Common
service, 4:15.
Free. Richmond street, Rev J Herbert
Yeoman. pastor-l0i5, morning sermon.
The Near-sighted Mani" 1910 $. $50;
Christian Endeavor, 1880; eventide ser
vice Some Old Hymns"
First, Cnitarian), Benefit and Benevo-
lent streets-Public worship, l0:45 The
minister. Augustus VI Lord. will preach.
Westminster and Woodbury., Adelaide
ave. corner Hamilton street--Services al
l0:Ij; Rev. George w. Kent pastor.
Plymouth Pennsylvania avenue near
Broad street, Archibald McCord. minis
ter Preaching, 1913; $. {; J S c r, 4So;
G L, 1880; preaching. The Lost
Coin"
MISCELLANEOUS
Manton-st Peters church. Killingly
avenue. Rev a T. Carpenter. rector-S s,
$3.50; morning service and sermon, iO:45.
Johnson Bell Distrlct--Chapel Of Good
Shepherd. Brown avenues $. 2:ao.
Church OF Emmanuel corner Chest
nut and Clifford streets farewell services
OF our beloved pastor Rev John Reming-
tomb 5. 9:ao preaching, l0:45 and Z; r
NJ. 6.
Church OF the Redeemer-Holy commu-
Mon. 7.3o. morning service and sermon.
1915; 5 5. 1890, evening prayer. 1:S0
Church OF the Epiphany. Potter avenue.
near Elmwood avenue-Holy communion.
7:3o: morning service. l0:i5; s s, 3. even
Ing service. $50
Calvary church CEpiscopaD Orchard
avenue Morning service and sermon.
io.f5. evening prayer. s.
Church of tho Saviour. Benefit and Tran
sit streets Morning service sermon and
holy communion, l0:4i S s. l2.l5. even
inR prayer and address. 7:30.
METHODIST.
Mathewson street. Rev & NJ MeIden.
Pm ID. pastor-io.f5. THE End OF Sum
mer." 8. $50: 4 l.. 7.5. THE Highest
Motive" Mr. Bowen II Church. cornet-
ist
Trinity. Rev Francis Cooper. pastor
io.fi. morning service. sermon by pastor
1875. $ s. e:2o Y l.. 1880. evening service:
sermon by pastor
Pilgrim. Harrison street. Frederick y
Pullan. mlnister--M Morning worship and
sermon. 1875: S 5 and Bible classes. i2.l5.
evening worship. 72o. sermon topics. a
Helen keinr World
Washington Park. Rev A Rldrway.
pastor Prea chlng az 1915 and $50.
8. i2.i5. r l.. $50
Criversalist Cranston and Burgess
streets. Pew y E sslleck. u ID. pastor
Morning service. 1875. 2. i2ls
First Greene street Rev n CUsh-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-19
FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS

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my fate. and Sir Charles, to a man that
has no eyes"
For this geminine reason she took
spite against poor Oldheld: but to Mr..
Angelo she suppressed the real reason.
and entered into that ardent gentlemans
grounds OF discomfort, though these alone
would not have entirely dissolved her re-
spect for the family solicitor.
ITO be continued)
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Dyer avenues s, 2
Calvary-Preaching. 1O:45. by Rev J w
V Rich; Bible school, l2:l5: twenty-hfth
anniversary of the superintendent: pa
trlotic address by President w II +
Faunce, and unfuring OF Christian Con-
quest" flag: G r. society. 6:l5: preaching.
7:30 by II w FaunCe. II -.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-09-16
A RACE OF 100 YEARS.
Clarence Francois Pushes Dudley Martin
First After Nine Heats.

One hundred years may pass over
your heads, but it is doubtful wheth-
err ever again Nou will witness such
a race as the 2:22 trot or pace pulled
off at the fair grounds on Tuesday
and Wednesday last
This statement is made without
considering time. Time is not ne
cessarily the excitement of any
race, and in this case, with track
nine seconds slow. time is not made
the interesting item.
1t was the fact that with but five
horses entered, one of which was
drawn after the fourth heat, it re-
quired nine heats to settle the race,
and it was not until nearly 2 O. clock
Wednesday afternoon, "a hours after
the first heat was announced, that
the ninth and final heat was pulled
off amid the greatest and most in
tense excitement ever seen on a
county fair race course. This is
not dream statement, but an actu-
al one, and the fact that Clarence
Francois celebrated trotting stall
lion, Dudley Martin, home trotter,
and the only trotting horse in the
contest, went under the wire first
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in the ninth heat, after having pre-
viously won two heats, caused that
immense crowd of nearly 1000 PEG
pie, to 90 frantic Men cheered the
driver and cheered the horse, wo-
men waved their handkerchiefs and
finally the driver was lifted from
the sulky, and after saluting the
judges, .was carried to the grand
stand on the arms of his friends. 1t
was a victory we'll earned and the
noble little trotting stallion is emit
tied to full laurels with the driver
Before the ninth heat every one
of the fou: remaining horses had
two heats each to it's credit Dudley
Martin won the very first heat
Tuesday afternoon, winning under
a pull. In the second and third
heats he took fourth place, on
account of some bad breaking. In
the fourth heat after winning out
be was set back to second place for
an alleged foul shortly after the
start In the fifth heat he got Sec
ond place. In the sixth he took
fourth and the race was called for
1870 Wednesday morning. He was
last in the seventh heat, but in the
eighth he came under the wire first
in close and exciting contest, with
but a single break on back stretch.
In the ninth, after a most beautiful
start by AL. Gluek, the little animal
took the lead, kept it, and without
breaking once, passed under the
wire a winner by length amid the
shouting, yelling OF men, and hand
kerchief waving of the women.
The drivers of Thelma Arthur and
Sidney B were manifestly unfair in
handling their horses, both PAGERS.
They attempted to pocket Dudley
Martin in each heat, and it was on
ly the quick work, or good starting,
by the little stallion, that kept the
drivers from accomplishing their
purpose.
Clarence Francois was fined SIS
for talking back to the starter at the
outset of the eighth. He paid the
fine at once, and several men in the
crowd paid him money enough to
make up the fine, which did not
hurt the driver, but brought him
down to perfect business. The
score:
Clarence Francois Dud-
ley Martin (Francois) A 22441
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WEDNESDAYS RACES.
GOschen Jim Among the Horses that APP
peared Before the Crowd.

In the 2:45 class trot or pace AL
COMA chief could have won out cas-
lily but J. H. MCGOWAN, the owner
of Alleneer, protested the first heat
won by the Chief on the ground
that the horse was out Of it's class.
Smith, the driver of the Chief, ap-
parently compromised the race by
allowing MCGOWAN to take first
money, while he took second. The
results:
j. H. McGowan's Alleneer
(McGowan) -. 49,. -. /
H Fries Algona Chief
(Smith) Observation-Disclosures. 2 5
w. j. Smiths Bessie 5.
(Smith) .................... 3 3
r. Houstons Blue Bell
(Wentworth) ..... 2
Chas Lemar's Leland w.
demar) ...... ........
c. w. DeTerets Smiler
(McDanieD .... 6 7 6 6
Theiring's Stratwood and Doherty's An
terostine Withdrawn after the second and
third heats respectively.
Time, 2:27h; 2:21A; 2:23; 2:27h; 2:30.
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The Pleasure of Eating.

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F. G. Tyson's Thelma Ar
thur (Tyson).
w. L. Hinkley's Jim Shell
don (Griffin) 49,.
E. III. Durbin's Sidney B.
(Durbin) -. -. .@....
L. 7. Colkett's Sunshine
(COlkett) ~.
Time, 2::29A: 2:3OA; 2
2:29. $50; 2::32: 2:33.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-09-16

GOSCHEN JIM GREAT STUFF.
The people of Redwood county
were given an opportunity to see
, Goschen Jim, driven by his owner,
AL. Glueck, the horse winning the
gentlemen race at the state fair
with a best time of 2:0S-4. Mr..
Glueck played horse with Jim the
first two hits, and then done busin-
ess to win first money in the $4OO
purse. The result:
AL Glueck's Goschen Jim
F. H. jerks Flower Grove
B. '. r B yam; Violet F. ! 2 3
w. H. Hinkleys Alice R.
T Ti1nsi 3 p: 30: 22i: 223: 221 4
IS pure-bred improved Yorkshire
pigs for sale. Apply to VIM. Parker,
Delhi. dec. /.
Miss Grace Newsalt, teacher of voice
and piano, is expected here from Owa-
tonna in few days, for the purpose of
opening up studio. sgt
A running race, half mile heats,
best two out of three, closed the
racing of the fair, Dora Black burn,
a sorrel filly, having everything
her own way in the contest between
five horses. The racing was not
finished until seven clock Wednes-
day evening.
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Winner the 222 Glass hoy heats