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The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-26

New York. June 25.-Leo ". Levi OF
this city president Of the B'Nai Firth,
has received from Secretary OF state
Hay "a copy ~ the letter sent By the
Secretary 10 Simon Wolf Of Washing
ton, regarding the Jewish petition ~
reference 70 the treatment ~ Jews in
Russia. President Lew states that "a
possible haste Hlli be- made 20 secure
the signatures N representative He
breWf ~ the country 20 the petition.
and 10 forward the same ~ the frs1i-
dent.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-26
NASHVILLE OBJEcTs TO SMOKE.
Asks That Railway Engines sfoT
Using Soft ConI.

Nashville, Tenn, June 25.-The city
instituted suit to-day to restrain the
Louisville and Nashville Terminal
Company, the Louisville and Nashville
Railway. and the Nashville, Chatta-
nooga and 81. Louis Railroad Company
in the use Of soft coal in their locomo-
tiyes. The terminal properties are To-
Gated in the central part Of the city
and the smoke from the engines has
done great damage 10 the contingent
property. The bill Drays that the de-
PENDANTS be compelled 10 use either oil
or anthracite coal IN the limits Of the
city.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-26
OFFICERS ARE CHOSEN
BY KAPPA ALPHAS.
Question of Extension of the Fra
ternity Left Unsettled.

ternity Left Unsettled
Atlanta. June 25.-The Kappa Alpha
sroternitv to-day elected the following
officers
Knight commander, f. C. smith,
Raleigh, n. c.; grand purser' Frank r.
Mcconnell. Talladega, Ala. editor IN
chief of Kappa Alpha Journal, Hardin
Temple Burnley. Richmond, a.; ri l,lerIls
her of council of honor. John Tempe
The proposition for the extension OF
the order beyond its present limits was
left without determination after con-
siderable discussion. .,.s.
The convention concluded to-nlgnt
,,ith an elaborate banquet az when
.sas.s we're responded 10 by Y. C..
smith. Douglas Fagin, Gerald II: cul-
berson. II. II. White and NJ T. Or
rn0nd.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-26
SHOT FROM AMBUSH.
BurreII Killed His Daughter-in-Lavv
and Wounded Granddaughter.

Asheville, N. c., June 25.-It is re-
ported here that George Burrell, aged
70. this morning shot and fatally
wounded his daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Burrell and seriously wounded her 10
year-old daughter at their home in
Henderson county, thirty miles from
this city.
1t is stated that Burrell fred the
shots from ambush. 1t is alleged that
Burrell had become incensed over Mrs
Burrells refusal to do some work for
him.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-26
WILLIAM WAS PLEASED
with the Squadron OF the United
states ht kieI.

Washington. June 25.-President
Roosevelt to-day received the follow
ing cabegram from Emperor william.
'lSiel. June 25. 1908
president Of the United States Of
America. Washington.
ron my arrival % Kiei 1 was saiui-
% ~ o nne American squadron ana
had the pleasure " receiving Admiral
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-26
FAST FREIGHT WRECKED.

Engine and Cars TumbIed Down an
EmbnnIxment.
Americus. Ca, June 25.-A fast
through freight on the Seaboard Air
Line Railway was badly wrecked this
morning near the Flint river treste
east of Americas The locomotive. and
five cars plunged down a steep en-
bankment, and all were badly smashed
Three carloads of watermelons We're in
the smashup. -
The engineer and fireman were pain
fully hurt.
The accident occurred at a sharp
curve and will prove an expensive one
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-26
NEGROES ASK S1OO,00O,0O0.
Modest Request Is Made by Liberian
Enthusiasts.


Montgomery, Ala, June 25.-At to-
days session of the National Colored
Immigration and Commercial Associa-
ton the Committee on Resolutions
adopted a resolution recommending
the chartering of vessels during the
wear 1904 for carrying colonists 10 the
Republic of Liberia, Africa. A petition
to President Roosevelt and the nation
al Congress, citing the wrongs from
which the colored race is said to sur
fer. was read and adopted. An ap-
preparation of $1OOOOO,OO0 was asked
from Congress to be used for securing
the transportation of those of the race
who desire to settle in Liberia
The petition, it is explained, does
not recommend a wholesale deporta-
ton.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-26
COMPTON GETS A PENSION.
Western Union Company shows It's
Appreciation.

Nashville, Tenn, June 2g.-James
Compton. district superintendent Of
the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany. with headquarters IN thla city.
has resigned effective July j. Mr..
Compton bsF been connected with fbe
Western Union FOR my yenrs. and ID
IL said refireF on "a liberal pension. He
viii be- sueoeedef b J g. Terhuue. he
present aaslstaut ~ M. Compton.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-26

New York June 25-Henry w.
,vsr,er was suspended from the STOCK
Fwchanqe to-day FOR one year, Mf
warner was found guilty ~ taklns
ana carrying the account q ~ .il-
f.iov, of another member ~ 80 sA-
ebanee without consent u ihai i''''''
llr.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-26
LYNCHED A NEGRO.
He Had Assaulted John COburn, a
White Farmer

"hhte FHFmeF.
Clarendon, Ark. June 25.-A mob OF
fifty masked men this morning hanged
Jack Harris, negro. to the porch of a
building in the suburbs of this city.
Harris assaulted and seriously in
jured John Coburn, white farmer
who lives about eight miles from here
The assault was committed Sunday
and Harris was captured the day fol-
lowing. The mob forcibly took him
from the custody of the sheriff and
hanged him
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-26

Wilson. n. q. June e5.-Ths taking
~ testimony 10 the Jones murder case
waa concluded to-day and argument ~
counsel WAS begun The case wlil
probably 30 ~ the jury tomorrow aft
ern0on.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-26
FOUGHT ON QUAKER GAP.
Cap King Was KILLED and Others
Were wounded.

Winston-Salem, N. c., June 25.-A
fight occurred this morning on top of
Quaker Gap mountain, Stokes county.
There were three or more persons on
each side and number of shots were
exchanged Cap King was killed and
one or two others seriously wounded
Deputy Sheriff Smith was knocked
down with a hoe by Russell Jones.
King was shot bv 1hn Rhodes, who
was arrested and Committed TO jail.
The trouble was the result of an old
feud between neighbors.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-26

to make a vigorous fight to get the
lead. Yale won the race by one and
a half boat lengths.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-26

incense taxes, and the other by Mr..
Conas' providing for compensation for
justices of the peace in certain cases.
Appointed by the Governor.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-26
Ballot BiII Displaced.

Ia the Senate to-day the special or
Gers, which were the Australian banos
blll by Or. Kelley OF Glascock, ana inc
hill 10 prevent the sale of cotton lu-
lures IN Georsia, were displaced, the
australian ballot bin being referred
back a. The General Judicial Commit
zee for further consideration. There
has considerable discussion over the
ballot bin.
Two neW bills were introduced, onf
~ NJ. SHELTON. pToYldluf fof me COZ.
tstilon by eAacuflon ~ occupation ana
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-31
etteefee ~
4 s.sass t1sssss.

siaH atlttt" HRststHstG isH4HsI
i,iilas,5H &c Ha zt9ad beside bis bfsfE.f=
nae aishias ailh ~ bHaS1aqie sAa
~ afaF explaining ~ Aisl blaH ~
rbish fHss AHust u, isaHshi bis sgsaat
ii,H aHd hasiaa his fe@Sefs Mar
alive I+.at' asstslH,ed the aseffabia
iHiia man. tHtasiiae he Hsnas Ist8
lie i,.,-tsfs HE naud lace crossing
fedHHf bis e5as spssE ling With iadig
Hatiatl tiska Faal Ho ssHse ~ stif
itaF. sHH na pride ~ common aiaBi
iis,H - est Nsitf 10 make a sHe.sss
II iifaf Nsgia stsi fafhsf To here.
HfpNise less aad lees aspaiiA ~ any
Thing 1.-The an iaduiaat tramp ard
Keep aH suffering straight ahsad fYf
fsafs maybe. Nheh by pufieei safa Ia
ihis hospital a. iafifmaFF, ~ what
rvei Il 10 10 The fitF saiaethiHH may
ha dnHs fsf gen. snd ssa Nahil be
eel 40 lilo Hau mah ready fsf any
position and "a hhiid uB ss ga1d a
HuHa az anf nian ifingt Wbf great
ssati iaa iahnsan, " you are NY
brother and tits only ana I've got /
nast sat "a be ashamed Ia oWn Jaii
" fGa refuse
1ba invalid vas growing Hseitai also
lie struggled up "a sitting position,
half reclining ah hts eight afni. and
siafad a. his brother ae an infuflatad
asimal 81 iaf
nrid he nathiR new af Ys was
ahamei q ne ha efled the veins ai
his forehead swelling iihe eatas, HE
small efas silieFihg ilhe safeanis-
L, . ~ mef u se'vs duHa ali yet iiie
spnaa fuf funaat asaf tef mahu Yaf
a4ehes a.maRF year asa Va left 81
fuihs tsf siafve faf alt we've done
tef en-, tell iHst nav when fe hem
uYaF sat staai awAef me I may hs
ihuut 4ss stsle q seAse. lem John
siHa. hat hsY gat theF aamman aense
4 htsn tell hnaas when ! secs 'em. ta
nesdn maks naiea I 10 don't knew
what | means welts ! ,isi, az them as
hav lived hEaf senae ihaSs harmed
Ahi ,hess han taiii ss LETT ia 'thani
naIhia al aaten sar life tell lest
naw wheat aint na uset an as long
% I've sai h,sath nauan LEFT tef seiit,
I'll Jest aay shis. Aa. / ain's galn' tuf
he rat III No heFssnitai asithss where
4 TELLER Ken stay faseses, an fniAssd
never tsae nsst hs's dead an huriea
stead q Twin iaeheJ III III eeii liks
A eFim aal aa kent shyaf an neNe,
iet aas Nehhs Vt a. rea IN thas
| tamis teE aa sAefiu iuas an NJ seeuas
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-31
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tlr1ss fr,-l.s.ss 1sr1 tr-zz-u u 1-s.t1I.s1u
xEaefs :. sa- - So -t,s E-5ssEs1s-- H.
fss- - fsss tzxts - Ci1a1rzsg = 80
t..sass-s- -s-sss s1.saso TsrsF k NJ III
- s-xsaE LA .ka ssrsns2e ss1srl "a.
81 OcsgAe- - s-d fhat ~ i1zt ozT he
slHz a.a .Ee rEszrz E&1 znzenEs1 Ar
sse- 4. fle ezs= Es E;4-si that other
-spgsst f-ns.z flssEsF znd Colorado ap-
ssssrsz bsfors the eoaft A. that tine.
szao@x fsszz heEng Clyde Dsxsoa. 7.
q. fsS1>-ais 5ssS 1oei = Vale
zGs nsxE sep sasa General Mil
- 4zzt D.zts - -. sainz of replica
szozs - tse part u the state of Kan
s<<. E&akzs. TOO. probably Will take
eIeeyaon 70 q posst raised In ihs
z<eresd answer 81 Colorado j hat
Zslzf - sns one concerning the facl
tbzt certain eiffzens ~ Kznsas should
have hssn foised Ia the esse On the
Eanszz aids. This exception will bs
aisa alfh the courf syfne time probably
bsfofs fhs 1rsf of the year and the SUI
pfsEae eo8rf may then be IL position
70 snnos1nee al what time II VIII hear
Arguments on the exception
The last answer Of the other de-
fendaDtz in the ease may be filed up
10 November II. 4 believe" contJn-
ued AF Miller. that We have an excel
lea; case and that Kansas viii find that
u has very little ground on which &c
stand That has been my opinion ever
slnee ! VAS connected with the case
and ! am stili firm IN that belief be-
ilsfe that the arguments set forth by
the state Of Kansas have been com
pieteiy aBssersd.'
s-Eonue time after the ETG. OF the yeaI
I presume that the matter Of the su-
prsms Court taking 1grisdiction in this
case will come up for argument
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-31
auhufnan fnrsslnh,.

The aiIIEan II nfeaffhafat was
showing hia visitor through the spa.
eions garden IN The rear Of the house
over lhefe, he said. pointing with
his cane. ris the iurnip patch
'hon must he a ssIod deal fender nf
tnfnipA than | ami commented the
visttaf,
wnh, We don't use them on the
taiis. his hast teniiad we raise
them 10 throw NJ the neighhufa'
eAiekeaas faesra cheaper shaa Goa, :
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-31

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Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-31
COL O4ADO STATE AFFAIRS AND
DOINGS AT THE CAPITAL CITY
,.~suen4H m s.s. s.n.aa

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....snl Esse
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t,fy. sr-puf,i,s,s.f issflr-. yisErsr. &sis
nuntiwsts tsnt nvfsIIes 1-IauHanf siss-sasf
ls R,sfsIulIle irr zns estIIa1r'saf'-sss1 =
sIal. rEAnf nill il-sfiE.f iIt 7ias N-ft
b penn. aa--i-f " u -lsJntf as II
fu-ss IL iii. Azal. EI3giisss,s.T 'S,isas ssla
tiD L.
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zrIust zvgeu-y TlIans IL lns a-f-l. -'-sll's
~ .n.u viii .nUs1 ~ IllEsi nf Stfsa -
mill. II iii. nIniiII.Glr ftas--s;sA Htsssft
s.x-szs fsszai II szns Sfn-r Aia - ~ 0--t
u Eutii rptiE
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-is Hfi!Eilf u Gr I.-t.si.II va 4 A-t1s'
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arr tE In asiExI fu- III IN. nny r1in1
Tin haaIyt ~ lrnns.rIic-tBr ~ III. lifss-
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IA its Bss u1iies ,ans1 ~ niDIifs H'issp i-ilt
u a ps III fsgs funs IIIu vii! ls iriiAF
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TBar huf iss-au ganuitsitsi unu rtn Hii'-
Vet IN .its zIuiOaei rnIInrs rDssl naf
i,.saI ,runuIiftal mn I'M nesanYsL Whit
1ii. rellu-iaf Tma viii 1s E1iEaI III
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anf Hfr-vHs4 vii iE runlnial..l 1iIis
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Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-31

sai hai -Afe ai ps- Aai it tsaa asa
aa.wsI itat ,bis lu mph af he, neine
. eli sae Hiasn hiw iHs Ha H,ast haYe
tale aaaaa e. tHa 4ret ts bo iaii uh
-iih naI afea tha naa 1t nls fest az
hands i,rga he sas crippled hair
isss. .sasisatit ia palu scarcely allie
a. mata wliteui i,aia aud there was
iis rfHthai haaiihf Hutlh . fisb man
= IN usa h9me aai ,ta asmbifis af
iiia 81 his disposal
Aaa = hal saasaa vas there that his
t,s,llhpf shaaid hatp tba saias aad Aa
,Ea iussesf Nae to aai quite a. de
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