The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-04-27
Cream of News.
Brief Summary Of Most
lmportan Mt Events
Of Each Day.
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Ga, Will investigate TOUR cases OF al
legged peonage
The Georgia chautauqua was open
ed at Albany Sunday.
Governor jerks, of Alabama, Of
fers rewards for conviction Of men
who lynched negro.
The house was in session OYER
five hours Sunday for the purpose of
paying tribute to the memory Of the
late Senator Marcus A. Hanna, the
late Representative G: W. Thomp-
son, Of Alabama, and the late Repre-
sentative W. w. Skills, of Ohio:
Judge George Gray will preside at
the international arbitration confer
ence TO be held in June.
AT Elesd, an Italian market town,
gendarme commander was killed by
socialist, whereupon the gendarmes
fired on the crowd, killing twenty
three
Five people were killed at Potts
Camp. Miss, by collision of trains
On the Frisco.
The contract transferring the Pan
anna canal route 10 the United States
was signed Friday at Paris. On Sat
urday the stockholders ratified the aH-
ton.
-Neidermeier Marx and Van Dine
the notorious "car barn bandits, were
hanged at Chicago Friday.
Fruit is said to be killed in North
Carolina, this being the seyerest April
ever known there.
William R. Hearst made his first
speech Friday, appearing before the
house judiciary committee in support
of his resolution for action in the case
| against the coal trust.
1t is believed that Senator Smoot,
of Utah, will lose his seat as result
of the investigation now in progress.
king Victor Emmanuel of Italy,
declares that emigrants from his coun-
try are benefited in America, and
| wishes some Of them would return to
| Italy.
Norway, Sweden and Denmark are
said to have reached an agreement for
a conjoint declaration of neutrality
mississippi takes steps to suppl css
"whitecapping' in certain localities.
knights of Honor of South Caro-
lima decide to admit women as mem
bers.
The house Friday gave evidence OF
approaching adjournment by passing t
large number of bills, among them be-
ing one to provide temporary govern
ment for the Panama canal zone.
The pension appropriation bill car
rying over $1370OO,OOO and the emery
encv river and harbor appropriation
bill. which carries 100000, were
passed Friday by the senate.
- The Massachusetts democratic
convention declared for Olney and ap-
nlied the unit rule which action was
fought by the supporters of w. R
| Hearst.
In Smoot investigation evid 9nce
is given to show that the Mormon s
exercise great power in Idaho
The Medical Association of Geor'
gia met in Macon Wednesday.
The Georgia fruit crop was not
damaged by the recent cold snap
Louisiana held its regular election
for state officers Tuesday, democrats
being successful.
White men and negroes engage III
fight in Scutl Carolina and three
lives are lost.
North Carolina man resigns job IN
dispensary to remain In church.
The petition of the Hartman III
terests for an intervention in the
Northern Securities case was denied
bv the United States circuit court
at St. Paul Tuesday. 1t is belleV
ed that Hartman will proceed in state
courts either in New Jersey or in Min
nesota.
The Pennsylvania deocratic con
vention refused Tuesday to instruct
it's delegates, the majority OF whom
are said to be in favor of Judge Par
ker.
Before the subcommittee Of the
house Swayne investigating committee
Tuesday, Professor John Wurts, OF
Yale. who formerly practiced law IN
Jacksonville, gave evidence against
the Florida federal judge.
Prominent Tammany leaders say
democrats should nominate a southern
man for vice president.
The D. A. RS in convention al
Washington Tuesday passed resolu
lions condemning United States Sen
! ator Smoot, Of Utah.
Brooks county, Ga, will send sam
| III, IF 6pa svrup IN 81 I,OuiS fair.