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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-10-09
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MURDER IN The SECOND DeGKEE.
Twenty Two Men Indicted in the
Lynchburg Mob.

Special to the Herald.
Nashville. Oct. THE Moore
county grand jury has returned indict-
ments against % men for completely in
the lynching of Allen Small, colored,
at Lynchburg. They were indicted
for murder in the second degree.
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20
COTTON FIELDS BEING RArpED
Boil Weevil and Caterpillar Doing
Damage in Alabama.

Montgomery, Ala. July 1S-(SpecialD-
A boil worm, which is believe dto be the
Mexican boil weevil or caterpillar, has ap-
peared on the cotton in large numbers in
this section.
j. {. Chestnut. a large planter resid-
ing at McGehee's Switch. eleven miles
south Of Montgomery, was in the city this
morning and showed The Constitution
correspondent a well-grown and fully de-
veloped caterpillar, which he says are
appearing in great numbers on his plan
tation.
q found three or four caterpillars on
one leaf of cotton" said Mr.. Chestnut
to your correspondent. There were three
on the leaf I brought with me, but two
Of them got out of the box and got away
last night.
As to the boil weeviI." said Mr.. Chest
mutt, Il have never seen any serious de-
struction Of the crop from them. that IS
the kind we have had in the past; but
it is the caterpillar | most dread The
present crop is fully a month behind that
Of last season, and cotton is yet young
and tender, and the worm coming so
soon threatens great destruction of the
crop.
crops when they become SO numerous
that they clean the cotton of all foliage
quickly.
NO, have little faith in the poison
theory of getting rid of the caterpillar
have never seen poison 90 much good
only when there are pretty good size
bolls on the cotton, and than the only
goefI that can be accomplished is saw
ing the boils by keeping the worms from
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20
OLIVER FOR ROOTS JOB.
Will Be Secretary of War When
Present Official Quits.

Washington, July l4-It seems to be
general understanding among officials Of
the war department who ought to know
that the name Of Robert Shaw Oliver,
who has just been appointed assistant
secretary of war. Will be faVorably CON
sidered for secretary Of war when SecTe-
tarx Root retires from the cabinet. II has
been known for some time that on the
completion Of certain important matters.
which Secretary Root has in hand. he in
tends to return to New York to resume
the practice of law.
Just when this might happen has been,
and is stin. very Indefinite. Secretary
Root will sail for England the last Of
August to take his place as chairman OF
The American commission in the Alaska
boundary case. 1t is understood that he
will continue as secretary Of war during
the time he is abroad. In case the affairs
which have been under his especial
charge and in which he is very much in
terested are still unsettled when he shall
return to this country. il Is expected that
he Mil continue as secretary Of war.
There are other conssQerations which may
proong his stay asa sse>~ees-~c of the
cabinet until after the next session Of
congress shall adjourn. The fact that 10
is familiar with everything pertaining 10
Philippine affairs with the administTa-
lion in Cuba and with the management
Of all military matters since the Spanish
war all Of which subjects may be con-
sidered by the next congress, may cause
him to continue until then in his present
position
Secretary Root returned to Washington
q late hour tonight from Oyster Bay,
where he has been in conference with the
president on various war department mat
tiers.
He declined to make any statement
bearing on the subject Of his retirement
from The cabinet Tie Will not discuss
the matter in any way. The secretary
expects that the work Of the Alaskan
boundary commission will be completed
in season 70 enable him TO return to
Washington in time to submit his annual
report to congress on the Assem- bling OF
that body in regular session in Decem
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20
NEGRO LYNCHED BY NEGROES
He Had Criminally Assaulted q Ne
gro Woman

Jacksonville Fla. July s.-CSpeclalI-A
negro tramp by the name Of Adams was
Nnched by negroes last night in snta
Fe swamp near Lake Butler. The negro
had assaulted & colored woman By TIE
name Of Martha Jones. q few days pre-
viously. The crime was a most hru
one and il is thought the woman Vl4
die
Colored men in Bradford county gath
cred and hunted Adams down. Yesterday
afternoon they found the negro in Sanla
Fe swamp and lynched him.
Not a white man was present and the
lynching was Systematically conducte-
There was no disorder whateyer Whie
the body was swinging from q limb many
negroes pulled out their pocket knives
and literally slashed the body 10 pieces.
Over one hundred cuts were shown on
the body Of the dead negro, which pre-
scented a horrible sight
Sheriff Johns, Of Bradford county, h
gone to the scene. but 1t is not thought
that there will be any arrests. The cor
oner's inquest returned the customary
verdict came to death from the hands
Of parties unknown.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20
"LOHN Hay -
Roosevelt Not SURPRISED.

Oyster Bay, L. L. July 17-President
Roosevelt was not surprised that the
Russian government should decline to re-
coive the b Mai Birth petition or any
other representations regarding the Kjsf-
inef massacre. The policy Of Russia had
been forecasted officially. The tone Of
Russas defamation was received here
last night in a long telegram from Sec
rotary Hay Toward midnight the presi-
dent sent TO Secretary Hay an extended
reply. The contents Of neither Of the
MESA ges are disclosed although 1t is
known that the president requested the
secretary to make public the action Of
this government respecting the incident
President Roosevelt has no statement
10 make at this time regarding the mat
ter Whatever Information the admins
tration may care to make public concern
ing It will be given out by the state
department at Washington. It can be
Their efforts will be made 10 induce tho
Russian government TO receive the petit
ton Ii is certain that after so frank
and unequivocal a refusal to receive the
retition Prussia would regard the bring
ing Ct pressure to bear upon her to in
Grce her acceptance of the representa-
ton cx an act Of distinct unfriendLness.
AS the actual presentation Of the petition
involved no question of principle and
substantially the result hoped for by the
promotion Of the movement concerning
the Nishinef outra ges had been achieved
bv calling Russia attention ~ the petit
ton the probabilities are that the Incl
dent will be considered as closed.
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en- the same day Mr.. Riddle was in
formed by the Russian minister Of for
eign affairs that, in view Of the pub
locations which had appeared in the
newspapers the Russian government
wished to notify him that the proposed
petition would not be received under
any circumstances and that this resolu-
zion of the Russian government was
taken independent Of any consideration
Of the substance or the terms of the Pc
tition on the receipt Of this informa-
ton the secretary Of state addressed the
following letter TO Messrs. Strauss Wolff
and Levy:
4slrs am directed by the president
to acquaint you that this department. is
informed by the American embassy in
St Petersburg that the imperial govern
ment Of Russia has declined to receive
or consider the petition in relation TO
the condition Of the Jews IN Russia
which was addressed to his majesty, the
emperor. by a large number Of citizens
Of the United States. and which this
department. by direction of the president
and a your request undertook TO trans
NIT to its high destina ton I am, sirs,
very respectfully yours,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20
MANY DIGGING FOR TREASURE
Easlip's Visit Causes Wholesale
Delving on Warsaw Island.

Savannah. Ga, July 6-CspeciaL)-w
Fl. Haslip, the Philadelphia treasure seek
er, went back 10 Warsaw island today.
He IS still bent on finding the gold ana
Alver that We're buried on the island in
1853 by Amos Berrien, the first mate of
the blockade runner, Lucy Verne who
on his death bed revealed the secret TO
Haslip and gave him a map drawn on an
OLD drum head purportins to show the
exact spot where the treasure was buried.
Before his departure Haslip declared
that he had found the exact spot. He
took with him q number of canvas bags,
which he had made for the convenient
transportation of the treasure. He IS sure
he has located II.
Reports from the island are that the
negroes living on 1t and many visitors
have been digging persistently looking for
the treasure. The newspaper have ap-
prised them Of the object Of Haslip s
search and without maps to guide them
they are seeking TO make the discovery
before he does.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20
ARRESTS MADE IN BULGARIA.
Sixty Rifles Stolen from Arsenal by
Macedonian Committee.

Sofa. bulgaria July IA number Of
domiciuary visits and many arrests have
been made as the outcome Of the theft
OF sixty rifles from the military arsenal
by members of the Macedonian commit
tee. with the completely Of the master
armorer. The arrested men include two
officers and several schoolmasters. The
Macedonian journals menace the project
Of police with the fate Of NJ. stamhulof,
who was ASA ssinated by political adver-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20
Honor and Life Taken from Girl

Montevideo. MINI, July lS-Helen Oh
sen. aged 25. a pretty daughter of Tom
Olsen, was assaulted early this morning
by 4 man supposed to be negro, and.
although alive at noon, she viii die.
Helen was living alone in her fathers
house al Watson during the latter's alb
sence in Minneapolis where he is i'll.
She had Miss july ToTgensen with her
Inst night. Early this morning the girls
ed their valuables
Miss Olsen said
If ] give YOU aIl the money in the
house Will you eo?''
The man ordered her to get the money
He then dragged her down stairs, where
ne struck her on the forehead with an
Elk OF Ratchet.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20
OPEN DOOR IN MANCHUR1A.
Statement Is Made by the Russian
Foreign Office.

St. Petersburg, July lS.-The foreign
office states that the Manchurian question
has not yet reached a stage justifying
formal statement at this time. 1t points
out that pourparlars are continuing, that
the ports to be opened have not been
selected nor the details arranged Moth
ing has yet appeared in any Russian
paDer on either of these questions.
At first glance. the above dispatch ap-
pears to contradict the official ANNOUNCE
rnert made at WASHINGTON OF China s
promise" to open several ports In Man
churia to the worlds trade and Russia
. formal assurance" OF her assent This
however. is not the case The Washing
ION f}Spatch did not say that the negota-
lions had been concluded, or that the
ports had been specified. 1T is gather
ed" said the dispatch, from the com
1ntrnicatlons received at Washington that
they the ports to be opened are Mouk-
den and Ia Tun Tao"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20
MANCHUR|A PORTS OPEN TO AMERICA
An Agreement Has Been Reached by the United States and
Russia The Settlement Means Much to South.
Cotton Goods Trade Will Be Helped

OF the principle Of the open door IN
China, and while expressing great sus-
picion that Russian diplomacy mas ie1'
some troublesome condition in reserve
thew are inclined to believe that secretary
Hay is too astste to be put on win
mere spaper concession.
The Daily Graphic says:
While the realization OF the pohc!
which Mr.. Hay has pursued with such
signal ability is perhaps still remote
the concession obtained is valuable as
showing on which side are the trump
cards
The Daily News says the United States
has shown wisdom in rejecting the offer
of special privileges.
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20
Sanger Quits-Oliver Is Named.

oyster Bay y Y. July l3.-President
Roosevelt has decided to appoint Briga-
dior Genera. Robert Shaw Oliver Of AL
bany. \. y, rs assistant secretary Of war
to succeed Colonel William Cary Sanger
resigned
The appointment was agreed on today
a conference between the president
and Secretary Root It has been In com
temptation for some time, as II has been
known that Secretary Sanger desired to
retire from the war department on ac-
count Of the III health Of Mrs Sanger.
His resignation was placed in the hands
Of the president to BE accepted as soon as
convenient
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20
Buzzard Model for Airslip.

Washington, July 15,-Professor S. P.
Langleys new air ship was lowed down
the Potomac river today on q house boat
to a secluded point on the lower Potomac,
where it will be given it's initial trial as
soon as some few details can be arranged.
1t is believed that this Will take place
hear Tidewa ter. Va.
In planning his air ship Professor Lang
ley, it is stated, studied the movements
of the buzzard and tried to develop a
machine that would have strong pinions
and would be capable not only of soar
ing, but of beating the sir with one or
both wings.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20
SPAIN NOW HAS NEW CABINET.
King Approves the Selection Made
by Villaverde


Madrid, July l9.-The king has approv-
ed the new cabinet which has been con-
stituted by Marquis Villaverde as fol-
lows:
Premier, Marquis Villaverde; foreign
minister Count San Bernado, minister Of
justice Senior Bueanal; minister Of f.
nance. Senior Besada: minister Of war,
General Martiteeui: minister Of navy. Sen
or Estram: minister of the interior, Senior
Garcia Alix
Former Premier Silva who submitted
his resignation together with the caolne'
on Saturday. In his speech on that, DE-
clared SPANS interests in the Moroccan
question required her to have strong
army and strong navy and he aoVo-
CO ted an alliance with France 10 preserve.
as far as possible, the status quo III
Morocco
The Impartial, commenting upon the
speech says it constitutes a categorical
declaration Of a Franco-Spanish alliance.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20
Negro Woman o. GalIows.

South McAlester. Ind r.. July 17.-Dora
Wright a neEress, was hanged here to-
day for the murder Of Annie Williams.
7-year-old negro girl. She mounted the
scafold without q trenor
Charles Barrett YVES hanged for the
murder Of John Ifennessy. an aged man,
whom h. shot from ambush Robbery was
the motive.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20
POPE SCARCELY ALIVE.
CARRIAGES ARE WAITING
TO CALL THE CARDINALS.
Continued from First Page.

weather The voting for the new pope
will. in any case, take place in the Sis
tine chapel, the cardinals being sworn to
secrecy as to their deliberate
a special to LIE Gaulois from Rome says
that II is asserted that the Italian gov
eminent has decided to render royal
honors in accordance with the law which
guarantees as soon as death is known
the firing Of cannon at Fort SAINT Angelo
and the half-masting of ali Official flags.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20
Ky
Crops Bate ea % Ground.

Milwaukee, July 1S.-Reports Of dam
age by yesterdays storm are coming in
from the south part Of the state and
are 10 the eject that crops were battered
down fat TO the ground. In many in
stances grain crops were rendered impos-
sibe Of harvesting
The storm was particularly severe on
Lake Michigan. Thousands al dollars
damage was wrought to tha government
pier which protects Milwaukee harh0r.
Contractor Gallen says that massive
stones weighing as much as thirteen tons
were displaced and tossed across the
breakwater as though they weighed but
a few pounds
Many Bridges Destroyed.
Lacrosse. Wis. July 1s-Reports were
received today of a severe rain storm
which swept over the county % miles
south of here late yesterday afternoon,
washing out many small bridges and do
ing damage to crops
Near Clayton, Iowa on the Dubuque
division of the Milwaukee road a freight
train narrowly escaped going through
out. 4.-.sa.t..x.s
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20
GERMAN WAR SHIP ON GUARD.
Faulke Sent to Port au Prince IT
Watch Situation.

Kingston. Jamaica. July 1s-The German
war ship Faulke called here today for
orders She will proceed to Port Au
Prince. Hayti, tomorrow, owing 10 the
gravity of the situation there.
A dispatch from Port Au Prince July
e announced that the conflict there be
tween President Nord and the chambers
continued and had resulted in the procla-
nation Of a state of siege and the GALL
ing out of the national guard.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20

London. July 1.-THE few morning pa
,,o~s which comment on the announce
,7,e1t that the state department At Wash
ington has received assurances from
he Chinese government that il VIII
shortly open several ports 70 the world
trade. congratulate Secretary Hay on the
success he has gained in the admission
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20
TEXAS SENDS FIRST BALE.
Sold in Galveston at Fancy Price OF
%. % Cents Per Pound.

Galveston. Tex, July 1s.-The first bale
Of the season Of 19oS-o4 cotton raised in
this country was sold at auction at
the cotton exchange this morning. 1t
weighed 470 pounds and was sold in bulk
Tor Is 90 cents per pound
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20
Brewer Defends Injunction.

Des Moines Iowa, July 17.-Justice Da-
vid !. Brewer Of the United States SUI
prene court. addressing the Iowa State
Bar Association today defended the
power Of equitable injunction and its ex-
ercise by the federal courts. and predict
ed and advocated q wider scope for IL.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20
National Lea que.
Am erican Lea rus.
ECZEMA, NO CURE. NO PAY.

Your druggist Will refund your money if
PAZ0 OINTMENT fails to cure Ring
worm. letter. Old Ulcers and Sores
Pimples and Blackheads on the face. and
Ill skin diseases. 50 cents
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20
STORM PLAYED HAVOC IN WEST
In Many Places Crops Of Grain are
Beaten Flat.

Pittsburg, July ls.-Terriho rain and
wind storms swept over Indiana and
Ohio early today carrying down the tele-
gra phi wires of the Pennsylvania lines
west on the main branch and a MN
Der Of side branches The wind IS re-
ported to have attained velocity Of
cyclonic proportions and at some plac es
along the line telegraph wires were lift
ed out Of the ground and wires twisted
in all sorts Of shapes The Western
Union Telegraph Company wires along
the road are also down.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20
Son Is Born to Cleveland

B1zza,'d's Bay Mass July 1s.-A son
was born 10 ex-Presdent and Mrs. Grover
Cleveland at their summer home here to-
day
The attendants say that all conditions
affecting both mother ana child are sat
isfactory
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20
KILLED WIFE, THEN HIMSELF
Commits
Matthias Zimmerman Commit
Murder and Suicide.

Jonesboro Ark, July l9.-Mathias Aim-
norman shot and killed his wife with a
winchester rifle at Mosher, a little town
near here then turned the gun on HIM
self. shooting a bullet through his heart