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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-07

Neither the MASTER owners or con
signees will be responsible Tor any
debts contracted 10y the crew OF the
bark San Jose
Olive, Master.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-07
Looking for 9summer Drinks.
uMnRx Al lraIInhnI ~ og
10 the consumer.

| will give the retailers prolit,
nave Just received lU,JJ0 MalLre La
Bori cigars d real good SC clgar which
| Will sell direct TO the consumer at
81. % per bog of FL. | am sole agent
ter THIS brand TIN cigar ~ worth
SZGu per DoA, on, Dox W!ll make you
q. more Al Sa% Levtson. 3lu u4y
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-07

Eyerybody as iuNIe0 To JON inc
Idrse hdiuIA cuou tnuI la uoN oeuio
organized To atus aus praise ior 49,
DIGESTION, Kidney ana llrel troubles.
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For the Best. in Printing the
News jolt Otnc 4
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-07
SEMi-ANNuAL DiVIDEkD NO. il
NATIONAL BANK OF BRUNSWICK

The board of directors of the Ma
ticnal Bank of Brunswick has declar-
ed scmi-annual dividend number IA,
three dollars per share, payable on
and after July /, 1908, to shareholders
OF record At the close ct business June
20. 1908
(. D. WALTER,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-07

Sash, doors and blinds FOR sale
At DC dglas uardwars Co
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

Hon. Emory Speer has designated
Tn. Rrunswick Daily News as the
OftlelaI organ Of thu United States
Court, In bankruptcy proceedings, for
Gynn county.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-07

IVOnT SOAP SJSPLaEE hY IstE
DOWNING co.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-07

The best pill meath the stars aud
stripes;
1t cleanses the system and never
gripes.
Little Dariy klsers of worldly rea1te
Ask for Dewitts and take no
substitute.
A small pill easy to buy easy to take
and easy To act, but never falling in
results. DewlWs Little Early Risers
arouse the secretions and act as a
tonic to the liver, curing permanent
ly.-Joerger's Pharmacy. SMITH
l'haruIacv. W. j. Butts
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-07

The News jSs peacs- Bsat IN
PrlHunA
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-07

PEERLESS Bo.TED MEAL IS
THE HEAD OF tbs LIST. ASK
YOUR GRocFa Fn7 II.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-07
LAWSoS LAMAR,

Can be found IN 9pera House Bldg
once OF T. =. Twitty or J. D. spars-s
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. opium, lau-
danum. cocaine habit; myself cured;
will Inform you Of harmless, perna-
nent home cure Mrs M A Baldwin,
box 1919, Chicago.
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{. D, WALTER.
Don | Make o Mistake

Brunswick, Ga. lime 20, 1903.
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WANT COLUMN.

u you want q position, a house,
servant, - wat to find anything
tnat nas been iost, or want sonls'
thing that acme enc else has. I'D
veFt1se IN this column.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-07

FOR RENT-Furnlshe rooms to
rent to men. 2l8 Union street.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-07

FOR kENT--Stores, Offices aad
dwellings. Apply 70 Brobstun. Fendig
t. Co.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30
@fOankrnfplitter

Ran6er fam nidt tubeln, obne bamit Gin
Selbflob 81 Oerbinben.
Sn Sunf unb 8ifeniduft sibt es feire
golbene MtttelfrnBe.
@oblthun trdgt 3inien-aber bos 3apital
friegt man ielten Surid.
Oft bolt iid cine Sunt mr., neil bic Sant
nidt iauber TT.
Sc nebr Srauenredte, befo peuiser redte
Grauen.
0as erfe grule Sunr meiut es ebrliher
NIT ms ais baS lette braune.
Sin idle6tes 8effaurnnt 1T oft Der bette
Seirathsnermittler.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30
Aritaiass pasA.

ft&
Der betanrts fransSFf&e @@rift,
REFER Murtlien Smou bate fhm zines
Cages I'm sGigaroA ilbsr einsn polis
titer Iuitig gen1mt unb ertp0rtete ieben
Mugenblid, BE 3eugen bes 9eIetbigten
In fem 3imnier treten 3u feben. Do9
nlerttpiirbiger Weife fam Rtemanb.
S9on tpunberte fi9 boriiber unb
IpieIte in einem o~tpeiten 9lrtitel ouf bic
f9einbdre 6eisbett bes HeIeibieterl an.
4u9 baa berftng ni9t, es tamen feline
3eugen, bdfiir aber fam zines Woraens
Elm Brief Der foigenben Snbalt bate:
,Wlein 6err! Dit einem 8anbiten
sSbrer DIRT f9lGgt man jih ni&t. Man
f1neibet Inn einf1n bic Sbren ab, bas
tbue i& hermit briefIim; nebmer Gie
dlfo an, i9 bGtte Sbnen beibe Obren
abgefnnitten. 9unten sic Sbrem
S91pfer, boB i9 ni9t gu ben @offen
meme 3uflunt nebme. e."
G9On Io9te beraIi9 unb erpiberte
poftnenbenb: ,Sebr 9eebrter 6err
@egner! SD bdnte Sbnen ber5li9, boB
sic mir per pot bic Sbren abse>
f9nittea baden, anitatt gu ben @offen
Ssbre 3uflu9t gu nebmen. Da sic
MIR be S6ren obsei9nitten baden, 70
erpibere i9 Sbre 5reunbli9teit. I'M
benz i9 Sbnen per poft feds Ruseln
in ben &opf f9ieBe. SD tSbte sic
hermit briefli9. 8etro9ten sic fi9
alfo bon Der erften 3eile biefes 8riefes
an als tobt. Snbem i9 mid Sbrem
geebrten 2ei9nam beitens empfeble,
3ei9ne i9 bo9a9tunssbon 4ureliea
S@on.@
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30

""f't"" O0p" ~ fStlpd'Hs
rettet BAT, 1T Der tapfere Sffi3ter BON
Neuem riibmIi9It berpprgetreten.
9erfbing bate cine Retognos3irung
Dorgenommer, ais Die MDros in 8acos
lob feineln @orbrineen @iberitanb leiz
fteten. gr um3ingelte ibr befsfigtss
Eager, bas er aterit nit @randten be-
f9oB, tporduf er feline Monnf9aften
gum 4ngriff DDrgeben lieB. gta9bem
bic 4meritaner mtttelit elmer borges
f9obenen 8ambusbriide einen tiefen
@raben iiberf9ritten botten, p~ertries
ben tie bic nit G9nertern ~bepaffneten
MorDs nit benz 8aionett aug BEN
Sort, nobel iie iteben @ef9iibe erbeuS
teten. Die Moros IieBen ettpa 100
Gpbte tnb biele 8~ertpunbete auf Der
Wdblftatt. 9ie Mmeritaner bdtter
einen 8erluft bon elf 8leIfirten. gers
fbing bat f9on i'm 5erbft 1902 cine
an5abf Sorts Der Moros erftiirmt unb
serftDrt.
SObn S. gerfbing tit elm gbicagoer
&inb. Gr befu9te bon 1882 Biz 1886
bic Robettenf4ule. trat i'm l~eBtgenanra
ten Sabre dIs 3tpeiter 2eutnanf IN bas
10. 4apaIeriezR Regiment Elm unb aei9z
i1ete ii9 bon 1886 Bis 1887 In Der
Geronimo SnbiunerSR ompdgne aus.
R1pttGn tit perfbing felt 1901.
Die % de fiBt nur BET febr
ipenigen Menf6en in Der MitteIinie
BEG Gei4tes, BEL 80 bon 100 bielmebr
ettpds 81 peit redts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30
0atm ,ein aa.s nit fa

Sc 9ebt ridts earlter, mern man
etne Sadie ~pplIfdnbis tbpt. @on al
len Salben, Don benen eSbr ie b0rtet,
lift 8udlen's Nrnica 5albe Die bette.
Ste ninrtat alleS tort nnb bsilt8ran6-
rpunben, oues @eb, aueti9ungen,
S6nttte, geulen, gei6nire, Saut=
uusi6ldse unb Granddaughter. 0ur
25cts un6 saruntirt, 3ufriebenbeit
pom Gpotbefer 8. $. 9ubn.
9ubu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30
Den sIaea o6ia grshiaer.

&eD. O.. %. 5asans pom Glpbe,
Sbio, iast: so babe Or. @ars
ner's @bite @tne Of Gar Sprup fit
9olsweb, i6Ua6e eunsen, 6uIen,
Grtdltung Sebrou6t, un6 In treenb
eiier &rautbeit 1T es better olS ir.
Denb eth onberes Mlittel Wielen
Daut BEN Doctor fur iein UerlbpOI
leS 9siLmitteI
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30
9th outer Aerl.

wWte limb Sic nur gu Der ROTTEN
Rufe s~etOmmn2 -~Die bob' i9 meis
,ner @utmiitbtgteit au rerbanten!"-
rMiefo2- wMeinem Ro9bar. BEN
RellermeiIte9. bab' i9 INNER gebplfen,
Wein abaieben!@
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30
Ttsgt die Dies Sort. Die mr. lmmer GskauRR
's :. &MIM

6 6inas 8ebDIIerun a
be5iffert fi9 mad benz tirSli9 beenbes
ten Genius auf 426,447,O00 9erfonen.
Dobei ftnb bic gtntpobner Der Manbs
f4arei. Der MongpIei, Sibetg nnb
Surteftdns nur f4GBunssneife etnbes
sriffen.
RenIute 6rau. Der friibere
StrdfIing Sotrn unb Elm eetpifer
Gortner Derfu9ten tir5Ii9 in Goncors
biu, 8us., in bos 5aus elmer 1rau
Sturms ein3ubre6en. Die 5ron Ders
punbete ieDo9 Sutro tObtli9 bur4
einen S9uB urb f9OB 5Ortner in ben
Sdentel.
9ag entgges
B d u | 2Dnbon 1T nit
gdrl3 b~efOnberer Sorgfolt DentiIirt.
ueber 20 Nrbeiter finb fortbduernb
ALIEN nit Der Nentildtion bes 6aufes
befh6ftigt. in benz Bic 600 0ertreter
1es britifmen 0oLses iiber bic gefmide
hss WeItreihs bernfhen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30
Gin Epinliun.

8raut (leife unb bortpurFspou
Jun 8rdutiaam. benz ouf benz @tune
oesumt beim ltnterf9reiben Der urs
lnnbe bic 9dnb ettpas sittert): rS96ru
Did. GriB. unb On tpiuft atpei Telbz
)ige mtteema9t bdben2"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30
S6niBe {
GGerIei SnterrFantes aus aleriei ges
biet-Sir Seben ettpas.

Spuniens 5riebens=
re en5 drte befrogt genau
100000 Mann.
Die Meiereien Ranuz
bas, 5000 an Der 3abl, liefern idbrz
li9 ieoe bur9f6nittli9 80 Sonnen
&dfe.
8linbe @ef60pfs finb Der
@ifenf9aft 172 arten betaunt; in
@rbbOblen tperben bdau aber INNER
mod neue gefunOen.
Ole met ten Rofenz
II a { fir bic &atbolifen ftoms
men aus 2oreto in Stolien; bier perz
fertigen einige 30Srauen idbrli9 beren
$4,000.
3ebn @eneratipnen 3us
T Ii belaufen fi9 Die @orfobren ieber
ieBt lebenben Perion auf 1924, 20 81
nerationen 3uriid 600 Sabre auf
1,048,576.
Die ran36fif9e REGGIE
T n g bat i'm leBten @ef9dftsia5r
aus benz Monppol bes Sabat@, gigdrz
rens unb gtgaretten< unb @trei6bDlas
@enbertaufs cine ginnabme ben $70,z
100000 beaoeen.
To7IA.
Tfsgt die Die SOrta, Die IN INNER GekaBtHaaA
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30
@apitan geribtnss tapfercs GerBaIttn anS
rniIitariidhe 2anfbnhn.

9ur9 bic empfinbIi6e Nieberlage,
pel9e 3dpitdn Sobn S. 9erfbing neus
lid NIT elmer fombinirten Sruppe Sns
funterte, &abaqerie unb 8ebtrgsartilz
lerie ben Moros auf Der Smell Min~
banao in einem breitdetgen Sample be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30
DR.. FENNEP'S
KIDNEY and
BackaChe
4, as !! Co.,: ::! : { $: ss s:::: oIIRE
Dropsy, Female Troubles. OO4AA

Don't become discouraged. There is q
cure for yea. II necessary write Dr.. Fenner.
DE has spent q life time curing just suck
ssFor years I had backache, severe pains
across kidneys and scalding urine. I could
not get out of bed without help. The use OF
DR.. Fenner's Kidney and Backache Cure re-
stored me. G. WAGNER, Knobsville, Pa"
Druggists. &c., 81. Ask for Cool Book-Free.
CT ulTllcInAWnE Sure Cure. Circular, DI
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For sale by Martin Molitor. ST. Cloud. MINI.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-27
REBELS WINNING OUT
RevOIutionists Gradually Over.
throwing Ssnto Domingo
Government.

Cape Hayden. Hayti Thursday, April o.
The German cruiser Nlueta. which
called al Port ana Prince. brings details
of the lighting at San Domingo on April
is
President Vasquez and his forces at
tackled The city vigorously at 8 o'clock on
the morning of the lSth. After severe
lighting that lasted for one hour, the
government forces succeeded i'm gaining
out quickly however, leaving behind
many OF thelT number dead or wounded
The report of the death Of CasiminO Cor
derO. minister OF the interior is con-
frmed. as Is that of General Aguiles Al
VareZ. governor of Puerto Plata. VINO was
I'M command Of the government forces.
After being driven from the city She
government troops were seized with
panic and at lp O'Clock President Vas
queZ had about him not more than titty
faithful followers. lie was forced 10
The disaster 90 the government forces
was complete and the success of the re-
YoluUouistS OVerW helmlng.
When the Niueta left San Domingo on
The Goth quiet had been restored in the
CITY, Provisions were scarce and dear.
Foreign Minister Sanchez under the
NasQucZ government. and his followers
are reported Go be in critical situa-
ton.
The foreign consults al Monte Crisu
have asked for the prescacc of warships
and the lack OF provisions is beginning 10
Doe felt The plan Of the revOuuonists
would seem 90 be to starvc Monte Crisu
and force 10 TO surrender The rebels
around Monte Crisu are commanded by
General Navarro.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-27
CARS AGENT
WITH Mr.. HAY
Russia's Latest Move a Study
by State Department.
GUARD AMERICAN INTERESTS
TRADE CONCESSIONS THE CHIEF
CONSIDERATION HERE.

WASHINGTON, April 26.-Russia' s
w demands in Manchuria and their
effect on American interests
We're the subject OF a conference this
afternoon between Secretary Hay and
Count Cassini, the Russian ambassa-
dor, that occurred at Secretary Hays
house and lasted for nearly an hour. Il
is denied that the ambassador brought
official advices from his government,
but the fact that he is stilI suffering
from an attack of lumbag0 which has
confined him TO the embassy for several
weeks, is evidence Of the urgency Of
the call
Steps already have been taken. by the
state department 10 ascertain the true
inWardness of Russia's latest move.
Ambassador Mccormick at St. Peters
burg has been instructed by cable TO
present to the Russian foreign Office a
note which while automatically known
as one OF inquiry is I'm substance a
strong protest against Hussia's de-
mands. Cable instructions also have
been sent 10 Minister COnger at Picking
to express to the Chinese authorities
the dissatisfaction of the United States
with Russia's demands and our hope
that China viii not accede 20 them.
No answers have yet been received 10
either note. though unofficial assur-
ances are still reaching the department
that American interests in Manchurla
viii be protected.
I'm the departments note. which AM
bassadOr Mccormick probably has pre-
scented already, Russia's attention IS
called TO the assurances which repeat-
eddy have been given the United States
relative TO the preservation of the IN
tegrity of China and the continuance Of
the open door policy Russia also is
reminded of the severe blow To Amerl-
can trade that must follow the grant
ing Of the first two demands. that no
more ports or towns in Manchuria be
opened and that no additional foreign
cOnsuls be admitted.
Russia's reason for contending for
the closed door in Manchuria is the
claim that the open door Is not conf
mercial, bat "a political, question. She
continues TO assure the United States
that iu some way this country's inter-
ests will be protected in Manchuria.
The point is made that as the Man
churian demands are still I'm negotla-
ton between ST. Petersburg and Pc
king. the United States cannot expect
that Russia viii make concessions un-
iii the fate of her demands has been
determined. When China has accedeu
To all Of these demands 10 is suggested
that a trade agreement Of some sort
can be reached between this country
and Russia which viii protect our trade
interests.
Approaching the fact that the inter
ests of this country I'm Manchuria are
those OF trade and not territory. Rus
STA. 10 is stated. is disposed to make
certain trade concessions 10 the United
States in Manchuria at the proper time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-27
Many Passenger Injured and One
Killed in St. Louis Trolley
Collision.

ST. Louis. April 26.-Iu a collision be-
tween two trolley cars ON Easton ave-
nue. this evening one person was killed.
and eleven others injured, one probably
fatally. The deld:
Unidentified woman, apparently 6
years old.
The injured:
Ray HouL conductor. internally re-
covery doubtful
Mrs. Joseph r. Wilcox.
William Gardiner.
Ellis Gordon.
Mrs. Buschmyer. internally.
Eight-year-old daughter of Mrs. Busch
myer. slightly injured.
Miss Edith Nagle
Mrs. Annie SChurman.
Miss Mabel SchuIman.
Mrs. Charles Eraussberg. internally.
The cars contained about 200 passen-
gers, and "a panic ensued Women tainted
and everyone made "a frantic effort 10
get out of the wreck Spectators and DO-
lice officers rushed 10 the rescue and
the injured persons We're speedily eXtri-
Gated. one aged woman. whose name Is
unkn0wn. was unconscious when taken
out and later died in the hospital.
Both mOtlrmCn escaped by jumping.
The collision caused terrific crash. as
both cars were going rapidly and per-
sons many blocks away were attracted
by the noise.
Conductor Houts condition is very seri-
Gus and it is not believed he can re-
The cause Of the collision has not yet
been explained.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-27
STREET CARS IN WRECK BIG TIME IN FAIR CITY
Ready to Celebrate Dedication Of
St. Louis Exposition
Buildings.

ST. Louis April 26.-St Louis is begin
ming 20 assume gala attire for the fesrlv-
titles that viii open with the national and
international good roads convention and
close with the dedication Of the Louisiana
Purchase exposition. Both events viii be
attended by the president of the United
States and numbers of men of national
and International reputation.
Among those who viii address the good
roads convention ave President Roosevelt,
General Miles General titZhugh Lee
Hon. Andrew Pattulo. member of the Ca
madam parliament William j. Bryan and
Winston Churchill. DO is estimated that
dedication day will find $4,000 persons
within the worlds fair gates Precara-
tons for handling the crowds have been
completed.
The real beginning of dedication week
was inaUEurated this afternoon when
The United states monitor Arkansas.
which had been pi0Wiug against the Mis-
sissippi for many days from the gulf ar
rived I'm ST. louis harbOr Thousands OF
people gathered along the river TO well
come the arrival Of the warship. A dele
cation of prominent citizens met the Ar
kansas twelve miles below the city.
Tomorrow Commando NreelanG viii
CAN on Mayor Wells, who later viii re-
turn the call on hoard the Arkansas and
formally tender tie welcome of the city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-27

New York. April 26.-The body Of
Adolph E. Openheim, the wealthy mer-
chant. who is believed to have jumped
into the Harlem river from High bridge
on March 80 was found within a short
distance of the bridge today by a boat
man. who viii receive a reward or
$4,000. Ever since Mr.. Openheim's dis
appearance a constant search of the
waters of the Harlem river has been
kept up. A steam launch chartered by
the missing mans family parolled the
river night and day and scores of boat
men. stimulated by the offer of $1,000
for the recovery of the body. swept
the river bed with graphing irons.
The body- came to the surface today
alongside the boat Of John Meehan,
who had been prominent among the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-27
PONY TAKEN TO HIS SICK ROOM
Groom of the White House Stables Psa8es Young Roosevelt
by Leading Horse
to His Bed
Groom of the White

Washington april 96.--ArcIie Eoose-
welt, who is recovering from an attack
Of measles, had a visitor the other day
whose call viii do more to restore him
70 health than all the medicine the
doctor can give him. Soon after
Archie began to cOnvalesce he begged
10 be allowed to see his spotted pony,
Algonquin. which is his constant COM
panion when he is well. Ii was too
soon for Archie to leave his room. and
Mrs. Roosevelt was compelled to de-
cline the request. Charles, the groom
who looks after Algonquin, and who
also is a Eat chum of Arches,
thought the ter over and concluded
that If Archie 1,anted 20 see his pony he
should do so.
Without confding his plan TO anyone
he led the pony to the White House
and along the corridor into the ele-
vatOr. The attendants were too much
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-27
MADE WAR ON
ALL NEGROES
Assault on farmers Daughter
Creates Mob Violence.
CULPRIT WAS PUT TO DEATH
ENDED IN DRIVING COLORED
LABORERS FROM CAMP.
CULPRIT WAS PUT TO DEATH

T'HEBES MS. April Gan unknown
rcgro. aged about d years. was
Iuchcd by a mob near the village Of
Santa Fe "a short distance from Thebes,
this afternoon. for attempting 90 assault
the 10-vear-old daughter of Branson
Davis. "a farmer The lynching was fol-
lowed by O. general onslaught upon coli
ony of negroes living in tents in "a bridge
construction camp The tents We're burned
and dozens of shots were exchanged be-
twseu the whites and blacks. Several
negroes were shot. but SO far as known
none was killed. No whites were hurt
Branson Davis lives half a mile east OF
Santa Fe While his daughter was in the
barnyard today the negro seized her. The
girls screams brought her mother 10 lae
scene and the negro fled.
Officers were soon n pursuit. and as
news of the assault spread among the
ur ighbOrlue farmers 90 was NOT long De-
fore am angry mob had Joined in the
calsc. The mob met Che officers return
Ing with the negro. They refused JD SURE
render the prisoner. and q scrlmmdge
with the mob CnsUed. the latter finally
securing possession OF the negro
Iie confessed Co the crime. but begged
for mercy. The mob started with the
negro toward the new bridge being con-
structel across the Mississippi where he
WAS hanged to am oak tree without cere-
mony. After the body had dangled few
moments it was riddi5d with bullets.
Mob Faced Rain Of Lead
Tho officers eudeavOred 10 dispersc the
mob. but their efforts were unaValliug. y
rush was made FOR "a colony of sever~i
hundred negroes employed ON bridge con-
stucd0n work living in tents near the
bridge. Ihc negroes saw the mob comlu-
anu opened Ilre. A tusiilade followed, and
the whites fired with effect, Many of
the negroes were shot down. None of
the mob was injured ana IL is not known
how seriously the negroes were wounded
The mob pressed forward notwilhstand-
iug the steady fire until the negroes
turned ana fled toward nearby wood.
taking their wounded with them. After
accomplishing "a general work of destruc-
tiou the mob dispersed. Extra police
were sworn iu and tonight the village is
Under heavy guard. Great excitement pre-
walls
THE village Is in the extreme sOuthW So
portion of Illinois near the Chicago d
Eastern Illinois railroad.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-27

Paris. April 26.-El8 borate arrange
ments are being carried out for the
welcoming here of King Edward. They
are on scale of truly royal splendor.
The fetes viii follow those held at the
time of the visit 10 Paris of the car OF
Russia and viii include "a number OF
events aHording opportunities for brill
liant spectacular effects Government
architects have provided a plan Tor the
decoration Of the streets by day and
for Nominations by night.
Private residents and shppkeepers
have contributed largely towards
Transforming the avenues and boule-
wards into masses OF color with floral
arches. Venetian masts and looping or
flowers. A large force of troops is be-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-27

II ERIN, April 26.-Hugh j. Cannon,
Is the Mormon missionary. intends
10 appeal 20 Emperor William for
permission for the MOrmons TO remain
in Germany. hoping that his majesty
policy of religious tolerance may in
clude the Mormons.
I'm his petition Mr.. Cannon sets forth
the morality of Mormon doctrines and
refers 20 the inability of his adver-
slries 90 cite any example Of the Nor
mon teachings which has been sub
versIve of the laws of the state or Of
orderly citizenship. He declares also
that by the command of the supreme
head of the church pQlygamy is not
taught.
Mr.. Cannon last Wednesday sent 10
the emperor and the empress copies OF
tine Book of Mormon In German. If no
aid is extended 90 the Mormon mis-
si0naries by Emperor William, and II