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The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-22
IN A CONDEMNED CELL
says Redmond of the Unionist Cow
eminent.

Dublin. April 21.-The annual Ma
tional Convention at the Mansion
House here to-day was well attended
and excited much enthusiasm.
John Redmond, who presided at the
opening proceedings, said the Unionist
government and party were in con-
demned cell. waiting for the execution
of the sentence, which had been pro-
nounced on them, and in all human
probability it was reserved for the rep
resentatives of Ireland to give the final
blow which would end their existence.
They had denied Ireland home rule,
had broken their pledges and had in
PRODUCED a budget which would i'm
pose an additional burden of $500, 600
yearly on Ireland. The question OF
home rule was again becoming a de-
cided factor in English elections and
when the dissolution of Parliament
came it would be found to be a de-
Gliding factor as to what government
should rule the empire.
The convention passed a resolution
in favor of home rule, and expressing
confidence in the Irish members Of
Parliament.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-22
Mitchell.

Camilla, Ca, April 21.-The entire
state house ticket was elected yester-
day without opposition by about 1900
votes in Mitchell county. J. L. Hand
carried the county for state senator
over l. Naples by ia majority. j. l..
Green elected clerk of Superior Court
over Cox, present incumbent. ]. G.
Wood renominated ordinary; j. l.
Stewart renominated tax collector; c.
T. Alxridge renominated tax receiver.
j. b. and j. w. Everett were elected
delegates to state Democratic conven-
ton. Delegates to congressional con-
vention were S. s. Bennett, r. M.
Davis, c. NJ. Baggs, ]. j. Mize, r. ID.
Bush and B. F. Dawson.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-22

Chlef Justice Simmons wins by small
majority. Strickland gets the county
by more than 1000. In the county con-
tests Hunt is nominated for collector.
vaughan for tax receiver, Harrison for
treasurer. Miner for sheriff. and
Swatts. Blake and Aiken commission
ers. r. H. Bloodworth wins the SEN
atorship for the Twenty-second dis
trlct, carrying Monroe and Bib. but
losing Pike to ]. c. Beauchamp. He
defeats Beauchamp in this district by
Lz4 votes and !. F. Madden by over
300. In Monroe county Wightman.
Bowden. lawyer, and Ed. Walker.
farmer, were nominated for representa-
tives, defeating DR.. Shannon, one of
the present representatives, and A. ],
Zellner. The county voted overwhelm-
ingly against the establishment of dis
pensaries.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-22
BRANNEN COMEDIES
To LESTER
HIS MAJORITY ABOUT $500.
soREVEN GAVE BRANNEN A MA
JORITY OF 1852.

lester VIII Go Into the Convention
with is Delegates and Brannen
With 14-COmpIete Returns from
All Counties Except Emanuel.
Brannen Had Counted on Bryan
and Felt Reasonably Certain of
Liberty.
The complete returns from nine
counties Of the First Congressional
District give Hon. Rufus E. Lester a
majority over Col. j. A. Brannen of
316t. The returns from Emanuel
county are not yet in. Col. Brannen
estimates his majority in that county
at 600. This will reduce Testers ma
1ority in the district to about $500.
The result is unchanged from the re-
turns on the night of the primary.
Lester will go into the convention with
IS votes and Brannen with IA.
Screven county, which was claimed
BY both Lester and Brannen, gave Col
Brannen a majority of 152.
A Statesboro dispatch to the Morning
News last night said that Col. Bran
men comedies Testers nomination.
He had counted on Bryan county, and
felt reasonably sure of Liberty, but the
results in both showed clearly that he
had been defeated.
Col. Lester was at his office early
yesterday, and was overrun during the
day by callers who congratulated him
on his denomination.
The following is the vote by coun-
ties, except Emanuel, which is for
Brannen:
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-22
Worth.

Poulah, Ca, April 21.-The primary
election in Worth county yesterday re-
suited in the denomination of w. H. L.
Afford for representative, w. w. Tison
for ordinary, j. w. Warren for clerk,
]. n. Sumner for sheriff, w. ID. Brady
for tax receiver, J. r. Willis for tax
collector, 3. F. Skies for treasurer, E.
Lindsey for surveyor, and T. M Coram
for coroner. The race between Skies
and Afford for representative was
close, Afford, defeating Skies by a
small majority.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-22

McRae, Ga, April 21.--Telfair's off,
cial returns of the primary resulted in
the following nominations, where there
was any contest: Chief justice, Sim
mons; prison commissioner, Turner;
Superior Court judge Oconee Circuit,
D. NJ. Roberts; state senator, George
NJ. Wilcox; representative, d. c. Nc
Lehman; ordinary, w. A. McDufie;
clerk, j. w. Cameron; tax receiver, T.
]. Wells; tax collector, C. w. Maloy.
The other county officers had no OPP
position. The latest returns from this
judicial circuit indicate that Col. John
II. Martin OF Hawkinsville has been
nominated for Judge by 800 or 400 ma
1ority.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-22
RSrrien.

Sparks. Ga, April 21.-John p
Knight defeats c. w. Fulwood for rep
resentative by SO majority. Two thou
sand and five hundred votes were poll
ed in the county. A. w. Patterson is
reelected ordinary, ]. A. Griffin, tax
receiver; w. H. Studstill, tax collec-
tor; S. B. Dorminy, ]. ]. Knight and
II. L. Lovett, county commissioners.
Simmons, chief justice, and Turner,
prison commissioner, carry the county
by 400 to 500 majority each.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-22
CIinch.

bonneville, Ca, April 21-The larg-
est vote ever polled in the county in a
white primary was polled yesterday
There were something over 900 votes
Simmons for Supreme Court judge and
Turner for prison commissioner were
nominated by large majorities. Sim
mons was nominated for the Senate
over Drawdy by 81 majority. Daugh-
arty was nominated for the House over
Townsend by majority; Dame for
ordinary by a large majority; Register
for clerk Superior Court over Motto
by large majority; D. c. Sirmans for
tax collector over Osteen by. ma
jority; Sweat for sheriff and Hughes
for treasurer, both without opposition;
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-22
WAR FOR A YEAR WILL
COST S250,000,o00

st. Petersburg. April 21.-Russia has
made a new issue of $15,0O0.o00 in pa
per currency against free gold in the
state bank. At the Ministry of Finance
1t was explained that it was an ordi-
nary issue and in no sense was forced.
All sorts of figures of the cost of
the war are printed abroad. The cor
respondent Of the Associated Press is
authoritatively informed that the daily
expenses are averaging $4,000 and It
Is estimated that a years expenditures
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-22
Montgomery.

Mount Vernon, Ga, April 21.-The
returns have just been consolidated
for this county and result in the nom
nation of Turner by a majority of All,
Russell 1870. Capt. John P. Martin
gets a majority of 421 over D. M. Rob-
erts for judge of the Oconee Circuit.
E. D. Graham had no opposition for
solicitor general ]. A. Sears is nomi-
mated for representative. Alexander
Macarthur for ordinary, John C. CAL
houn for clerk, A. j. Burch for sehriff,
Phil McRae, tax collector; E. M. Rack
ley, tax receiver; Thomas Morrison,
treasurer, and w. l.. Calhoun for coro-
ma
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-22
TROOPS POUNDED
HAYWOOD WELL
HE STRUCK THEIR CAPTAIN
THAT AROUSED THE IRE OF COLO
RADIO SOLDIERS.

Meyer Was Taken Into Court Under
Wanted to Speak 10 MOycr-When
Told 10 stand Back lie Struck
WelIs-Then the Soldiers Assaulted
Him-He Had a Narrow Escape
from Death.
Denver, Col, April 21.-President
Charles H. Meyer of the Western Fed
Grafton of Miners. who arrived in Den
yer to-day in custody of state troops.
after several weeks Incarceration at
Telluride, where martial law is in for0
in consequence of labor troubles, was
taken before the State Supreme Court
this afternoon under the writ of ha-
beas corpus, which had been issued in
his case. The court room was guard
ed by troops.
The return to the writ presented by
Attorney General Miller set forth that
the petitioner, Meyer. is lawfully re-
strained of his liberty under and pur-
suant to the express command of the
Governor and COMMUNICATIVE of
the military forces of the state of
Colorado, as a military necessity.
Gen. Bells answer declared that
Meyer was an active participant in
forming and keeping alive the insur-
reetion and rebellion in San Miguel
county. and that it was necessary to
restain him for some time to come.
The court heard arguments on mo-
ton of the petitioner to be admitted
to bail pending a decision on the ques-
ton of the courts jurisdiction and took
the matter under Amusement.
Struck the Officer.
Defying the detachment of cavalry
which brought Meyer to appear before
the Supreme Court w. d. Haywood
| secretary treasurer of the federation,
attempted to hold a conversation with
the prisoner while he> was being taken
from the train at the Union Depot this
morning. Ordered to stand back by
Capt. Bulkley Wells, commanding the
guard, he struck the officer in the face
In second he was surrounded by d
Gordon of angry troopers, who struck
at him with the butts of their car
| bines and beat him with six-shooters
That he was not killed by the excited
| soldiers is due to the action of Bert
GivenS the orderly of Capt. Wells,
who struck UP the muzzle of a gun
| aimed at Haywood. and rescued him
from his position between two cars,
where the guardsmen had him cor
| neGed.
Placed under arrest, he was put in
the middle of q hollow square of mill
| tiamen and marched to the Oxford Ho-
| tel near the depot. Here he again
showed fight. and was beaten into
| submission. His injuries consist of
deep cut on the left side of the head,
and one on the right side of his head,
which almost severed the lower lobe
| of his right ear.
When a demand was made by Police
Captain Frank Lee for the release OF
| Haywood, on the ground that the mil
itary rule did not extend to Denver
Gen. Bell replied that he intended tC
hold Haywood as a military prisoner
and would shoot any one who attempt.
ed to take him. but nevertheless, un,
der orders from Gov. Peabody, Hay
wood was surrendered to Sheriff Arm.
strong and placed in Jail.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-22
Lester 5 BranHeH s
ma iority. majority.
BRANNEN's HOME COUNTY
Gave Him 1,254 Votes Against Les
ter's 26S.

Gave Him 1,254 Votes Against Les
ter's 26S.
Statesboro, Ca, April 21.-The official
returns for Bulloch were not COM
pleted until tonight. Brannen received
1854 Lester, 26S. j. ]. Henderson
lead the legislative race by 81 votes; I.
B. Thorne coming next. Alfred Her
rington received 1884 votes for solicitor
general, and Kelley 80.
Col. ]. A. BIannen comedies the
nomination of Col. Lester. He says
that from returns received, a change
of fifteen votes would have given him
Bryan county, and a change of 100
would have given him Liberty, and
the nomination. He figures on about
1000 majority in the country counties.
Il feel grateful to my friends over
the district" he said, for their loyal
supDort -
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-22
Hampton Anniversary.

Newport News, Va, April 21.-The
anniversary exercises of the Hampton
Institute were held to-day. Principal
H. B. Frissell read his report, showing
the institution to be in a fiourishing
condition. Diplomas were issued to
the graduating pupils. The Ogden ed
ucational party was in attendance.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-22

Cuthbert, Ca. April 1.-Randolph's
official vote gives Russell LOG majority,
Strickland 81: Richard Terry's major
ity over Hammack for representative,
1903. The delegates to the state con-
vention are: r. d. Gay. d. r. Stew
art, r. F. Crittenden, A. j. Jones, w.
w. Binon and A. p. Rives.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-22

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The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-22

Louisville, Ca, April 21.--Iefferson
county gives Simmons a majority over
Russell of IL votes: Turner Ill over
Strickland, and Kelley 80 over Her
rington. Reports from several coun-
ties show that Harrington defeats KEEL
ley in the middle circuit, from $500 to
$500 votes.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-22

Arlington, Ga, April 21.-Simmons
carried Calhoun county by a majority OF
forty-six votes. while Turner has Il
majority of eighty votes over Strick-
lond for Prison Commissioner. The con-
test for representative was close. There
were three candidates: r. l.. Smith,
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-22

for the war will total $3.50, 900 To
meet this there existed a free balance
of $50000,000, which was increased to
Sis, 100000 by reductions of the ordi-
nary budget, leaving ostensibly $685.
900, 900 to be found
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-22
L0WNDES HAD A SURPRISE.
Continued from First Page.
Brantley, Charles Scruggs, Lem Dow,
ling and w. F. Arnold.
Pierce.


Blackshear, Ga, April GA heavy
vote was polled throughout the county
yesterday. The managers of the
Blackshear precinct finished counting
at noon to-day, the delay being due to
the heavy local vote. Pierce county
gives a majority to Turner for prison
commissioners and to Russell for chief
justice. The following county officers
are nominated: For representative,
James o. Waters; for ordinary, James
I. Summerall; for clerk, John Thomas;
for sheriff, James L. Tuten; for tax re-
ceiver, j. Riley Allen; for tax collec-
tor, R. G. Oberry; for treasurer,
Hardy Davis, Jr.; for surveyor, ]. w.
Keller; for coroner, T. E. Oden. E. L.
Walker is nominated, with opposition,
for the state Senate from the Third
district. Brantley for Congress and
Bennett solicitor general received an
almost unanimous vote, having no OPP
position.
More interest was manifested in this
election than any in years.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-22

]. T. Stewart. L. P. Griffith. Smith
won with 81 majority. The contest for
Ordinary was closest of all, A. 1. Mon
roe winning over G. A. Dozier by one
vote. l.. H. Davis was reelected
sheriff, az were s. T. Clayton for clerk
and w. u. Clements, tax collector. j.
F. Virgins won for county treasurer
by 100 majority
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-22

Folkston, Ca, April 21.-The primary
yesterday gave this county to Russell
for chief justice and Turner for prison
commissioner. ]. j. Upchurch and G.
H. Robinson were appointed delegates
to the State Convention.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-22
SAYS PORT ARTHUR is
UNDOUBTEDLY BLOCKED.

London, April 22.-The Toxic corre-
spondent of the Daily Telegraph says
that Port Arthur undoubtedly is ef-
fectually blocked and that events are
eliminating around the doomed fort
ress
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-22
Russian Troops Not There.

Seoul, Korea. April 81, noon.-Latest
advices do not confirm the reported oc-
cupation by Russian troops OF Peuk
Chyong. town about seventy miles
down from Sung jim on the east coast
of Korea.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-22
TATTNALL STOOD BY BRANNEN.
Gave Him 1,2SO Votes and Lester
ga.


GA.
Reidsville. Ga. April 21.-TattnalPs
vote is as follows: Turner, 1,O4e;
Strickland, 1872; Simmons, ISL; Russell.
1852; Brannen, 1880; Lester, 644; Her
rington, 1889; Kelley, 617. Hon. Peter
Clifton and G. w. Smith were nomi-
mated for representatives; B. F. Alex
ander, ordinary; c. C. Giles, clerk Su-
perior Court: A. d. Smith, sheriff; H.
5. Strickland, tax receiver; ]. T. Grice,
tax collector; W. j. Stephens treas
urer; M. D. Cowart coroner; B. F.
Dowdy and E. L. Carpenter, County
Commissioners.
The Brannen delegates to the con-
gressional convention on May II are
II. c. Beasley and w. T. Burkhotter
of Reidsville, w. G. Warnell of Hagan
and j. G. Jones of Lyons.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-22

Woodbine, Ca. April 21.-Camden
gives Turner 10, Strickland 25, Sim
mons as and Russell 30. d. P. Rose
for the Seante has 1888 The. delegates
from Camden to the State Convention
are J. S. N. Davis, Jr., and G. o.
FLOYD.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-22

Eastman, Ga, April 21.-Dodge
county gave Russell and Strickland
majorities over their opponents. The
indications from over the circuit point
to the defeat of Judge D. M. Roberts
by small majority.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-22
scREvEN COUNTY ron BRANNEx.
Its Voters Gave Him 1872 Majority
Over Lester.

over Lester.
sylvania, Ga, April 21.-In Screven
county Simmons for chief justice re-
ceived 81 votes and Russell 319; Tur-
ner, for prison commissioner 631, and
strickland, All. ALI Harrington, for
solicitor middle circuit, received S37,
ana Kelly, 40S. Brannen, for Congress,
carried the county over Lester by 152
majority. The following are the coun-
y officers nominated: Representative
T. X. Overstreet sheriff, w. B.
thompson; Ordinary, ]. c. Overstreet;
clerk Superior Court. j. c. Reddicx;
YAK collector, T. v. Robbins; tax re-
Gelver, r. w. Walker; treasurer, Abram
Burke; surveyor, ]. E. Twitty; coro-
ner, II. r. Kemp; County Commits
sloners. T. e. Lee, S. C. Jenkins. ]. ].
q Morel. ]. w. Overstreet and II. A.
Boykin have been selected as delegates
TO the state convention.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-22

GAINESVILLE. Ca. April 21-The off,
cial count gives Owen. Pike county's
present representative. 296 over Muir
phey, whom he defeated two years ago.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-22
BURKE GAVE LESTER SOB.
His Majority Over Brannen in the
County 460.

County 460.
Waynesboro, Ga, April 21.-The fol-
lowing is the vote from Burke, from
the consolidated returns: The state
officers received the full vote. For
prison commissioner Turner received
1,166, Strickland 634, Chief Justice Sim
mons $50, Russell 297 Associated Chief
Justice Fish 1,157; d. Evans received
1,149; R. Lamar, 1,163. For Congress:
Rufus E. Lester, 500; Brannen, SS7.
representatives from Burke: John F.
McElmurray, Sr., 637; w. w. Chandler,
GIL
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-22
UNITED STATES MARINES
ORDERED FROM SEOUL
Continued from First Page.

Continued from First Page.
hot season, the quiet condition of Seoul
and the presence Of an efficient Japa-
nese garrison to quell any disturbances
are responsible for the decrease in the
strength of the American legation
guard.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-22

Port Arthur, April A.-All has been
quiet here since April Is. There are
no signs of the enemy's transports off
the coast of the peninsula.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-22
Stewart.

Lumpkin, Ca, April 21.-Hon. w. w.
Fitzgerald of Stewart county has been
nominated as senator from the
Twelfth District.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-22

Dublin, Ca, April 21.-Simmons gets
Laurens county by 1856 majority over
Russell. Strickland carried the county
over Turner by forty votes.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-22

James for tax receiver by large major
ity; Cornelius for surveyor by large
majority, and FINELY for coroner by
large majority,
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-22
LEsTTER's vOTE IN LIBERTY 4o1
The County Gave Him n Majority
Ovev Brannen of I53.

Hinesville, Ga. April 21.-The consol-
precincts for all the contested Offices
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Paden Fork, w. Va, Dee. 90
Messrs. Long and Crawford were
lat New Martinsville Thursday.
Literary at VanCamp school
house Friday evening, December
16.
We notice an article in the Van
Camp items concerning o. w.
Stewart of Chicago, the same who
spoke at Middlebourne twice dur
ing the recent campaign. The
statements as given in the Van
Camp items are quoted correctly,
as they were given in The New
Voice. But they being made IN
that paper, the VanCamp items,
or anywhere else does not make it
true Oliver w. Stewart denies
the statement as made in The New
Voice. and has not been proven
guilty of any Of them. But why
does the VanCamp correspondent
Get so interested in Mr.. Stewart
and ask all readers of The Review
TO be sure and read these articles ?
Whv does he not single out some
other public man and try to bring
public opinion to bear against
such? The answer is, Because
some of the people of his commun-
itv are friends to Mr.. Stewart
and his cause and this cOrrespon-
dent dislikes such people and IS
prejudiced against the party they
represent. This is not the first
time this impudent chap has spok-
en- slightingly of Mr.. Stewart
(and yet he has never seen the
mani. What does he know OF a
man he never saw nor ever read
of only in this one article of The
| New Voice? Are such charges not
proven to be true? 1t shows clear
Ilv he is willing to inJure some
body just because they do not
think as he does. Is this the part
of a man? No. Did Mr.. Stewart
or any of his friends ever try to
injure this VanCamp correspond
emit? No. Then why does he try
to bring public opinion against
lMr. Stewart Because he does not
like him from a party standpoint
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The funeral of George Buch-

The funeral of George Buch-
annon, oil well shooter, of Ellen
boro, w. Va, and one of the vic
Tins of the nitro glycerine ex-
ploSion near Catlettsburg, KY, oc-
Cured at Marietta yesterday. The
casket only contained a small bit
of cloth and piece of human skull
2 by 4 inches in size, with a tuft
of black hair on it. Buchannon
weighed 240 pounds.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Sistersville and Mid
dlebourne Turnpike company will
be held at their office in the Nc
Cormick & Morrison building on
Diamond street, in the City OF
Sistersville, West Virginia, on the
third Wednesday in January to-
wit: January IS, 1905, to elect
officers and transact any other
business that may come before the
stockholders.
Given under our hands the goth
day of December, 1904.
JOHN DAVIS, Pres.
& E. J. MILLER, Sec. 12,2O-1m
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176 Acres-A Fine
Ohio Farm-$13, 200

This only figures $75 per acre !;
the Groom brick dwelling will
cost more than one-half of this
amount; wind mill; cistern; bank
barn 4Ox60, with sheds attached,
and other outbuildings; 3 acres
good timber, besides other timber
orchard; well watered; good soil
bring the lady folks when U look
at this bargain. w. F. Richmond,
GAINESVILLE. O. 1919
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R. V. Warner of Bridgeport,
Ala, arrived here Saturday even
ing and is going to spend a few
months here visiting relatives.
When he left Alabama it was a
warm, slmshiny day. He found it
quite different when he arrived
here.
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Mems Fine Shirts
Make Appropriate Gifts. Introducing the
s.Monarch" and "Cluet"

We sell thousands Of shirts for men, but women most
generally do the buying. Why not make him gift this
Christmas of couple of shirts OF course we would not
suggest these if our guarantee did 60 with them
We have shirts of all prices, but just new we would
call your special attention to new line OF hoNARChS
and CLUETS at 81 and $3.50.
They are perfect beauties-perfect in STYLE perfectly
proportioned and perfect fitting They make suitable
gift for the most fastidous dresser.
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a Pair of Shoes
WOULD BE A FITTING PRESENT, AND
WE GUARANTEE THE FIT.

The F1orsheim shoe for So is good the best.
It isn't often we shout prce-we would rather talk
qualty-bu once in while feel like sticking one OF
our $3.50 mems shoes under your nose and saying look
where else You get shoe for the money equal to this
full line of Arctcs and Rubbers for the men.