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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14
Il MODEL CENSORSHIP.
Specimen of Nezcs 4Uo1red to
LeaUe japanese Headquarters.

General Kurolds Headquarters June - Cvia
Fusan).--According TO Information here the only
hostlities now occurring at the front are daily
encounters between outposts, resulting IN the
loss OF a man or two every day. A few Rus
sian prisoners are being brought into japanese
headquarters. but no japanese are being capt
ured. This is taken TO show that the japanese
are getting the best OF the encounters.
Chinese are giving trouble by cutting the tele-
graph wires nightly; they probably are IN the
pay OF the Russians
The work Of keeping General Kurokis army
IN supplies OF all kinds continues TO be per-
formed with excellent results, and IS beyond
criticism. The conduct CT the japanese soldiers
IS trreproachable and their spirits are high.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14
CAPSTAN UNEARTHED IN FORUM,

Rome. June 13.-Glacorao Boni the archaolo-
gist. who is directing the excavations of the
Forum. has found heavy capstan. with eight
fixed levers of wood. The wood is perfectly
preserved. whils the iron fixtures have become
oxidized.
This discovery is considered of the greatest
Importance, being the first known mechanical
continuance dating back 1000 years. The cap
stan. which was found almost intact, is over six
feet IN diameter.
Stgnor Boni has orc cred the capstan covered
with a special preparation TO preserve the Yood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14
NOVIK OUT OF H4RBOR.
Port arthur Channel THOUGHT
Closed for Larger Vessels.

Chicago June IA dispatch 70 The Daily
news from che-Foo says that according to
the captain f one Of the japanese cruisers
oioekacing Port Arthur. the Russian cruiser
NoVik has been out OF the harbor on several
occasions seeking japanese destroyers The can
tain thought that the distractions at the month
OF the harbor prevented the exit OF the larger
Russian vessels.
According TO the japanese the Russians have
,nree submarine boats. which have p.esur,a bly,
ginning OF the war. ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14
PARKER'S FRIENDS ACTIVE
Sounding the Delegates to St. Louis from
Western Pennsylvania.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

Pittsourg. June 13-''For the last week agsnts
OF Judge Parker have been IN Western P-nnsyl-
vania feeling the national delegates" said a well
known Democrat tonight Several Of me dele
gates favor Judge Parker. but Pennsylvania IS
bound by the unit rule. and the mission vii
amount TO nothing
Colonel GUhey. when asked Tonight to ths
truth OF the statement that Parker agents xa-s n
this county. refused to discuss the matter szl
laughed at the cUestioner. Colonel Gurey vcul
not discuss candidates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14
TOTAL RUSSIAN LOSSES.
FiUe Thousand One Hundred and
TzCeIUe Men.

81. Petersburg. June 1.-THE following official
statement of Russian Losses in the war has been
issued:
Navy--44 officers and 900 men killed; Is Off
GERS and go men wounded
Army-36 officers and $50 men killed; LOB off,
GERS and 1850 men wounded.
Taken prisoners-20 officers and SOC men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14

4ra+s that all nv acts have been honest honor,
shIs snd straightforward. N the sight o. Coo y,
man Ny remaining hours are few. ana . Inoustf
nv house is in order and with clear eohsclencs
await day to day the trrevocaole suL S1st
nevertheless 7 cannot close ny eyes WITHOUT
appealing 10 you. Mr. President. as my cneL 81
ciIser TO erdeavor IN far you can 70 l 5s
the great wrong which you have unwitunsE e0iS
me. I am. sir, very respectfully - ,rv>yrR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14
THE CzAREVITCH REPAIRED.
Battleship Reported Ready for Sea-Loss OF
Two Gunboats Denied.

Tientsin. June 13.-The Russian oattIesbin
Czarevitch. which was torpedoed at Port A.
thur on February 2. has left the drydock and is
now ready for sea. Outside the harbor of Port
Arthur the sea is reported to be thickly covered
with Russian and japanese mines
The report that the Russian gunboats Giliak
and Bobr have been destroyed is untrue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14

Guiding them. No doubt the present system was
disadvantage to Great Britain, but care al 70 oe
ak to exaggeTate the extent or the etieV-
ance II Great Britain excluded foreign gesseIs
she would liable reprsals the part OF NOSE
countries now admitting British vessels Al any
rate the whole question was intimately connected
with the fiscal problem, which the government
Could not deal with fragmeLt2rIy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14
RELIEF FOR JEWS IN RUSSIA
Council Approves Repeal of Law Forbiddine
Settlements Near Frontier.

ST. Petersburg, June l3-The Council ~ tba
Empire has approved Al. Piehwes bin ,or tbo
repeal Of the law under which Jews are ,or,,,I-
den 10 reside within thirty-t,vo miles os ~.
sroAner The Emperor's sanction OF the measure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14
sEveRloeE TO FOLLOW BLACK.

Indianapolis. June Ex-senator Beveridge has re-
ceived official notice that he is make the first
speech In the Republican National Convention sec
onding the nomination OF Roosevelt. He will follow
ex-governor Black OF New-York, who Will place
Mr.. Roosevelt in nomination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14

stationed there have reloaded all Of their pro-
visions and ammunition for transporta ton. with
the intention, apparently. OF moving southwark
down the peninsula. The Japanese feet they
also sag, is cruising daily between Talien-Wan
and Kin Chow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14
READY TO LEAVE PITsU-Wo.
japanese Reported To Be Preparing for a
March Southwark

cne-Foo. June lS.-chinese who have Just ar
rived here from Pitsu-wo say that the 1ananasa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14
TYNER TO THE PRESIDENT
Asks Him "to Right the Wrong
You Haze URycittinglY Done"

WASHINGTON. June Thames ". Tyner. who
removed from Office 40 Assistant Attorney General
for the Postofilce Department in thu course OF
Gently was tiled and acquitted by a jury. mas
addressed the following letter 10 President Rose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14

No. TIA Kenesaw ave, y. W.
Washington, d. G., June Il. 1894
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-21

has abown the heoa anpahy 10 such individual charity
relieve the Immediate diatfesa Of aggravated
placed all poibe obstacles IN their way
lie has shown that he Unable through the channels of or
Eanliel charity manage day nursery ehndfenthe
Important auxiliary the O. Ind under is Nateh
care This institution Vas aufeumb apite
eees long experience in aud en- pert knowledge
ters
a. furthermore noteworthy day nursery the only
charitable institution tory city which
lowed % pas existence {
benevolent institution private hnasv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-21

seen before even IN hattiesaWept
Indiana Senators Fairbanks and
HeYefldEe vii close the campaign
With great upeetInes and stage set
flnKa that vii rem b tie heights If
political glory Al the available
cabinet Officers NIll be brought into
the fight senator Allison has been
n work Other party stars vii be
marahaied In imposing array
The dehoualr Senator HeYefidre
has already addressed a number Of
meetings a. q SOFT Of preliminary
Ia his grand tour To help along
the cause he has been kissing the
babies Of fond republican mothers
lie has uhled. however from the
susceptible young republican ladies
naunsr Congressman Landia. an
the other hand ts willing 10 bumor
the ladies while he passes IN
noticed The Infants II haH been
published that 1t a church social
IN Kokomo he ohligingiY klsaed 20
faunk ladies'
The babies kissed b. minor eandls
dates couldn't be counted Peru.
celebrated for IL hospitality. gave
one Of the principal hafbeeues The
marching 81 the Peru Escort club
and music hY the Artillery band
were notable features
both the republican and demo
cratic state committees seem g.
have money without end This has
made Il possible "a get up paradea
IN all parts Of the state There are
companies uf veterans and first
voters ard other kinds 81 citizens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-21

Frank CLANCY taehi little time been
almmed would asala be the hsh-lofd Of all thpss
price has and Jack Williams. the democratic
candidate by organizing ns de
liver county hands Of the fbtstnes
tsst The repab
Kites With political aa
ana cautioned reaer the lookout fer democratic kite ny
es
The stars prophecy fulfilled be
have eausht the breeze aud they soarins hlsh
Clancy allied himself with the dem
ecras knocked The become JACK
Williams angel uisht day dng Of stew
buns wlniam banner their head
Clancy playing stakesiuat he always does aud In
$ playing a Jack pot limit
The deposd the eudetoa avhreakra has unud his
soniaion folds Down Win the aw' lie
tpn,s gambling aa4
kiranee unmolssisd BY administrative authority
ward aatoerat Is
sainnE raonlrnS end Of
va. aud resortas al be mehonored methods Of campaign
Corruption.
Aaa that h. nav Be sare of sui baking Jack williams
ssmd play pusa gambling should he be elect
q Eooa Noboay denies that lie has
tsa faithful aad enforcing ofeal and his hsroism IN the
Naey BY toth friend and Yet
he satellite sheriff cudihse and haa
tbone only reflected ngh ha whose political In
tuene certainly assured him Of election had be
be the CLANCY brand
81 collar.
Williams VII him hundreds Of
only IN the and Tile Of decent democracy but IN the
Republican party wsor republicans Who dis
satisfied him hal he
not smeared himself With CLANCY pitch.
CLANCY pretty miIlsssae around
support First yard patt
heal aepatah ethods only well known
Williams had much difficulty defeating the rspab
eaa ofd IN tn commissioners oee has
ahovn him. put mildly. uutrssorthy Tor
ofnee Of high responsibility
williams that ha adopted Clancy his
ieaI philosopher egiae- Sheriff euah bat their
deniais water anybody who has kept
eye en- political
episode effective qustaa
Williams matter hav they
attempt o their affair
history Of Kng
shers office has intersed Win nshts
tempted them enough
condemn cudhse political capital they
hoped stopping fight eleventh hour
boomerang a election little
different prevent
the fight
public plumber and esia corruption Eolur 10 be
rampant way etion republicans
Ing taxpayers ndidaa whose political
looms him while democratic standard viii
be beck af srupuoas gambling kng Who
Itching 10 has vrested from him.
corporation dancing stick and gamblers
tuppe another II oons choice for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-21

AHAaaAA Ian e p y
She stood In the shadow Of the Old
elm AZ the entrance "a the fnff.
uefvuuaiY swinging her hat Hair
a dozen times she had said good
nlEht 20 the handsome young lieu
tenant. but still she fingered
Il was plain from her nervous
manner that there vas something
she wished 10 say. aud yet she
feared "a.
Before ! go she said. Al last.
There Is something | must SAY Ia
you Perhaps II would be better
that the worlds remain umanaken,
but II I remained silent forever /
would forever reue8aeh myself
| have known Yuu four years and
know you % be a kind. brave boy
VIII YOU marry me I have a posi-.
ton Ia society. my name Is an hon.
ored one. aud I have money.
This ia 30 sudden Raapea thf
lieutenant
= must have an answer At once
she Hnid Don't you love me-
Yea Whispered thu lieutenant
I love you"
Then You vii become my nus.
band -
Yes he whispered. hut flfsl
you must get my generals consent
Darling. she cried. and as he fell
into her arms she pressed him close.
- To her breast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-21

a Pleasant. Simple. but safe and
Effeetual Cure for u.

Gatarrh Of the stomach has long
been considered the next thing 20
lneurahle The usual symptoms
are full or boating sensation after
eating accompanied sometimes with
sour or watsrY rtainea. formation
Of gases. causing pressure ON the
heart and lungs and difficult breath
ing headaches. tickle appetite
nervousness and general played
out. lanRuld feeling.
There ia often a foul taste In the
mouth coated tongue aud II the in.
terlor If the stomach could be seen
II would show Shiny. inflamea
condition
The cure fot this common and OBJ
stinate trouble Is found In a treat
meut which causes the food 70 be
readily. thoroughly dlgeated before
II has time to ferment aud lrritnte
the delicate mucous surfaces Of the
stomach To secure n prompt and
healthy digestion Is the one nereas
aafY thing to do aud when normal
digestion Ia secured tho catarrhal
condition viii have disappeared.
According to Dr Harlanson. the
safest aud best treatment II 70 use
after each meal a tablet. composed
Of Diatase. Aseptie penain. a little
Nux. Golden Seal and fruit acids.
Those tablets can now he found NJ
all drug stores under the name of
stunrta Dyspepsia Tablets aud not
being patent medicine can be used
with perfect safety and assurance
that healthy appetite and thorough
diReatlon viii follow their regular
Use after meals
Mr. Il. s Workman. Chicago. III.
writes. sGatarrh Is a local enndi=
tion resulting from neglected cold
in the head. whereby the lining
membrane Of the nose becomes In
Tanned and the poisonous discharge
there from passing backward Into
the throat reaches the stomach thta
producing oatarrh of the stomach
Medical authorities prescribed for
me for three years for eatarrh OF
stomach without cure. but today I
am the happieat Of men after using
only one box of stuaft'a Dyapepaia
Tablets. | cannot find Appropriate
words 90 expreaB my good feeling
have found Riaah. appetite ana
sound feht from their uns 4"
Atunrf's fgapuspain Tablets IA sb.
aafe1t Rfeplugtion an uell na sh.,
umplalk and ouoait enssSn9nisnt rem.
Wy for 1ny tnrps OK uaudJVsltloa. On.
9V0b Of atnmusefs. 6nkoa0msas. ,,ssF
tsiNo. s,ssfHmtn uua hHsa,tTn,s
nat citata. es'"o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-21
TROUBLE IN
A MINISTER'S
HOUSEHOLD
WIFE ACCUSES PREACHER OF
TELLING HER TO co TO A
WARMER CLINE IN HER SUIT
FOR DIVORCE

FARMlNGTON. Wash. Oct q.
A sensation has been created here
over q divorce asked for by the wife
Of Rev. y F. Ravens. a local Chris
tan minister The complaint
charges that Ia June Ravens. in a
tit Of violent temper. said 10 the
plaintiff.
You devil you 80 straight to
hellta
And after that date the plaintiff
refused 10 live with the defendant
~ man aud wife. occupYmg aena
rate apartments They WIRE mar.
ried tn Whitman county ia tSsa aud
have one daughter. aged lg years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-21

and they have been provided with
utHttuftlNe uniforms.
Activity displayed by the minor
parties Is greater than ever before
This is Ueba home state aud tie
socialists are confident that be vii
get a record breaking vote The
pfohlbltianlata are huatllag In every
county. af0uHlnE the paftiaaus Of
Swallow The papuilHta are e.
eHedIHglY busy
And So noise WraeEad aua storm
TOSSED Indiana ia fighting out the
Efaat imHss II Is net only alive.
# + almost attire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-21
BULLET DID
ITS WORK

After lingering all day In an IN.
conscious state Alexander HdEkII8z
Who shot himself In a ~ u de-
apaHdeneF early Yesterday morning
died ~ the Seattle General haanIiaI
At S 30 O'Clock lat evening cor
onaf Hove WIIl nj hold an Inquest
The body vii be- buried here
Friends have notified relatives Nv
lug IN the old country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-21

official notice To the loeai post
office authorities from #aHhlHHt9HH
y g. Hae been received regarding
proposed contracts for carrying the
malls between Tacoma aud Seattle
via GIIsIIa fIsaHueua aud cove.
commencing December ] s. and "a be
effective faf period II teo years.
Delivered twice daily BIDS viii be
received until November 81 and
must be accompanied ~ t408a bond
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-21

bet the crowd eeuIH Willy cheer
TIT never while I nass = spsas
THIS mas De a Hui1 eampafen. bat
certainly thersH N daslht 3D. that
kufaHatkln making sael faht
7 HsH5f see Nhf YaH SOW eta4y 70
buY g thing faat because - faafka i
daau from 8 - fIaa
Don't YeH kuaa that a penny
saved SIZE began
Ia = penny raHmrdHz hn lVnfs
ruFtea -
sNa she saId aNeeflY A penny
aaKet ia another that ftnda - Nag
~ The street ear conductor
HIsESgtNg
II marriage ts fofteFNa
The ftah gent la -
hor hn doth marry rlafAiivs
To eineh himself a ptfzs
UNNATURAL HISTORY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-21
VA STAR DUST VA

The only place IN TIE United
states where the sun ahane strong
enough - 10 aHY damage yesterday
as IN ths eyes - the - bail rlaf
ere representing Seattle Wonder
shat exsuae uiii he passed cat
next
We eth insist that HAS Haii =
nuhz can beat Portland =auHa be- 3
while
Carrie Nation has fefufuet e
Kansas ana already has haea JAILED
fates This - ~ way % ALL TIE
fatfsd calf
Why does maH sit IN the back
gard ana white Nhen hla nIfe has
three ala taaY esliesaz
There aeeHa % BE- No NaH % keep
uoaIe from bafilnE ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-21

THE arFBa LAMENT.
! dapi SiAeb might the ssch and buslln
al tfq0dAnf, ,fuard or rraikie huBhin' !.
IN os skAn ncenutn p1pauueIE
WITH ID uaesssa tsFasv isasAs nesskd fItess
oh, sonia ! Bbt o. wauas apss gpsIf.
Andbe tbs Moro gfansi ana Uotd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-21
LET THE PUBLIC JUDGE

FOR THE PAST TEN DAYS The has publishing
Charity
ganzatou society ready ques
rsaued1 charity
expressing obi cations happen
ourselves opinion
paper published criticisms c 1t
apparent necessary In order to pro-
public go not until
charity been Investigated Tor
manifold charity rep
steele became The surprised
the fundamental principles charity
exponents interpret H. wandered in his
management Charity Organization society
only convinced that
be public good expose fully methods en-
poyed BY organization have not been
na organized charity
defined by ts best but
the head Of organized cha rty IN this city.
IN the true conception organized charity means this
Dtreed people referred bureau Of asso
worker VIII tact
fully possibilities enaeavor physician.
like their strive secure
adequate assistance appropriate organizations
and individual helpers VIII build applicants into
wholesome aetanpports
dgresaed efuy from this ideal charity The
multiplied exampes-how turned down
assuring them
provide them,and many could
they phaaze he
prosecuted psgger the Of charity
that he all
fsble artsvity Of the city
open iegt.
.tuss worthy. eharita able institutions city.
CAN you BREATHE THROUGH YoUa
not E @y ao EYE W. rsn a6ss hSp 7HR6ss aax,s
q 40 Halter Block corner Second aud eoumts e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-21
Indiana is Attire With
Political Enthusiasm

WHILE TIE aesr OF THE COUNTRY Is Revtttsa IN TIE
CALM OF APATHY TIE soosGa STATE Is BURNING Reo
FlRg AND YELLING TIE ATMOSPHERE full or HOLES
WROUGHT To TIE HtoaEsr PITCH OF EXCITEMENT FROM
IND TO EHo-aEpAroRs KISSING BABIES, AND OTHER
FORTUNATE POLITICIANS n0zzlso TIE YOUNG LADIES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-21

sAnd Tor his opinion that whoever could make two
blades spe Of ground
better Of mankind and
de essential than the whole Of
politicians put teaether4--lenathan Swift
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-21
MEAD At STARBUCK
especial 10 THE starr

HTARHUGk. Wash. OFT. 81
Republican Candidate A. T.. Mead
arrived here today on his cnm.
pnlgning tour Mr. Mead had a
hard time filling his date at Pom.
efoy last night. because Of a failure
10 make railroad eaneetlonH. lie
was forced to drive 30 miles in or
der to reach romeroy.
lie has received word that extern
aive preparations are being made al
Walla Walla foe the reception
which will be rendered him In that
city M0nnay
LAKE MOHONK. Oct. 1.-The
Philippines was the anbieat for dis
eunaion at yesterdays meeting of
the Mahunit Indian convention. and
Hawaii was discussed last night.
The tenor of the remarks of the
speakers was bow 60 govern and
better the conditions of the natives
Of the two iaIand paaaeaaIana.
NEW YORK, Oct. 81. AT . re.
efgutioa tebdarpd hlta by the VSion
K4sAtaR eInb butt aiIsbt etssAlpssx
f1usaasssF G. Kass s',ia - stfos5DAs
ostlAstxs 10 pn' sisls al ReeHeasft MIA
tia a1bfin atnffen. a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-21

Most men in that pafty. =
shrieksd the orator. have been tried
and found wanting
Wanting what erled out a man
iH the rear Of tha hall
Wanting everything. yelled the
orator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-21
a woRD FRoM Josh WISE

John L sullivan. nos resident
IF ~ Louis. IL up 70 hla al1 tricks.
John hasn't fallen off the water
wagon. lie passed that stage long
aKu He jumps off
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
INSURANCE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
DIVIDEND NO. 95.

The National Bank of Savannah,
June 80, 1904.-The Directors have
declared a dividend of three dollars
and a half per share from the earn
ings Of the past six months. payable
TO stockholders of record this date.
Checks for this dividend have been
mailed to stockholders.
f. d. BLOODwORTH. Cashier.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-05
NEWS OF A DAY IN
GEORGIA'S CAPITAL
FOURTH WAS A GAY ONE
BUT WAS LACKING IN EXCITEMENT
FOR POLICE.

The General Assembly To-day VIII
Resume Its DeIiberatiOns-Its Pro-
ceedings Are Likely TO BE Over
shadowed in Interest by the st.
Louis COMMUNICATIONS ThRt
Are to Receive the consideration
of the Legislature.
Atlanta. July 4-To-day was perhaps
the most remarka bile Fourth of July IN
the history of Atlanta. The crowds
were the largest on record and the
number of attractions was greater but
despite this fact there were no accl-
dents Of a serious nature. The police
Headquarters had the appearance OF
Sunday, and the number of arrests
were below the normal There were no
ambulance calls as the result of Fourth
of July accidents and there was not an
alarm of fire during the day, which is
unusual even when fireworks are not
in promiscuous evidence.
The General Assembly will meet to-
morrow morning after an adjournment
of three days. Considerable work has
been mapped out for the Legislature
during the week but the indications
vention at St. Louis will rival the in
terest in the proceedings.
Kelly's ballot reform bill comes up
as the special order for Wednesday and
seems likely to reach a vote
1t is probable that some motion will
be made as to the time and method
of considering the report of the Hall
Investigating Committee report.
The state Capitol was practically
closed to-day. Governor Terrell deliv-
cred an address to the secret order
men who came to Atlanta TO par
ticipate in the Fourth of July cele-
bration. The celebration was the
largest Of it's kind ever held in the
state and was a complete success.
The board of police commissioners
will meet tomorrow night for the pur-
pose of trying Capt. Moon and Of
ficer Tibbs on charges filed by each
against the other. The trial prom
ises to prove the sensation of the year
in the police board which is already
famous for its sensations.
Officer Tibbs to-day asked that the
charges filed against him by Capt.
Moon be dismissed on the ground that
the specifications are not clearly de-
fined.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-05
FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

-->~~~~~~~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~~~
NELL-The relatives and friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto w. Nell, are in
vited to attend the funeral of the
former from No. 115 St. Julian street,
west, at o'clock this afternoon.
McCALL-The relatives and friends
of Mr.. Daniel Mccall and of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Heffernan. are invited to
attend the funeral of the former from
No 421 President street. east, at 5
o'clock this afternoon.