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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-12-15
NO REASON GIVEN
FOR HER RASH ACT

Continued from Twelfth Page.
took her baggage. a large and sma1
grip, with her. This was the last her
friends saw Of her until she was seen
at the Sanitarium with a bullet in her
breast.
Monday little is known of Miss
Schweitzer's actions. She went to
Thompsons transfer establishment. at
Oglethorpe lane and Whitaker street
and left her two grips. This was about
! O'Clock in the afternoon. She stat
ed she wanted to store them for a
few days. When asked if she desired
TO leave an address, where they should
be sent, she replied in the negative
and stated she would call for them
when she wanted them.
In these two grips there We're sew
eral pieces of jewelry, ladies clothing
and the usual articles carried by a
lady on trip.
Had Photo Negative Broken.
During her visit here in the early
fall Miss Schwitzer had some pictures
taken at Hoffman's art studio on Bull
street. Shortly after noon on Tuesday
she went to the studio and asked that
the picture, which had been on exhi-
bition in the window on the street, be
destroyed and that the negative also
and it is presumed went directly to
Thunderbolt. Her actions at the studio
were not such as to excite suspicion
that she was actuated by any unusual
motive.
According to a statement mode by
Miss Schweitzer yesterday she intended
shooting herself, having arrived
at this determination before she
left Chicago. She said she
bpY he
found tightly grasped in her hand
when she was discovered on the river
bank, in Chicago, and came to Savan-
nah that she might have quiet place
to perform self destruction.
She further gave the information
that she had sent her trunk to New
York to her brother just before leaving
she actually needed to make the trip
to Savannah.
LOnged for Her Mother.
When asked what she did with the
hand satchel with which she was seen
at the Casino she did not remember.
1t is generally believed she threw this
into the river. She said she had con-
templated drowning herself at one
time, but feared her body would not
be recovered from the water and
therefore would not be given proper
burial.
Friends of the young woman who
might have entertained a desire to
press her regarding her motive for
desiring self destruction, were restrain-
ed by the indications of suffering and
her evident disinoiina ton to discuss
this feature. ii 1E sa
Grief over the death of her mother
was, it is believed, an element in the
motive for y her &c rash act 10 On
this point she did not speak,
and was not questioned. She
was apparently well supplied with
money on her former visit to Savan-
nah, but it is not know now just what
her circumstances were when she ar
rived Saturday.
That Miss Schweitzer of highly de-
votional nature is evidenced in the
prayer which she had concealed in her
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-12-15

three equal payments, on the twelfth
of March. twelfth of June, and twelfth
of September, 1905, provided, however,
that upon default OF any all the
notes shall become due and pay
able, the said payments to be
made whether the persons giving
such notes or surety shall go out
of business or not, and the applicant
shall be required to submit, as securi-
ties, two responsible freeholders OF this
city, as prerequisite to the issue Of said
license (no officer. clerk or employee of
the city shall be taken as security on
such bond or notes, and Ii shall be the
duty of the Mayor to pass upon such
notes or bonds before any license is
issued hereunder); and no license for
the sale OF malt. vinous, or spirituous
liquors shall cover any other business
whatever than the sale of malt, vinous
or spirituous liquors. and shall apply
10 but one place for the sale of said
liquors, whether under one roof or 9TH
erwise, under penalty OF not more
than one hundred dollars And no bar
room shall be licensed which has NOT
an entrance TO II separate and distinct
from the entrance to the dwelling; and
the license may, I'm the discretion Of the
Mayor or Recorder, be forfeited for any
violation Of any State law or city or
dinance; and in the case OF forfeiture
the license shall not be renewed for
the space OF two years, except by per-
mission OF Council. And II shall be the
duty OF the Clerk OF Council TO publish
quarterly an alphabetical list Of all
persons licensed 10 sen liquor as afore-
said. All such licenses shall be taken
out by persons already engaged IN busi-
ness within thirty days after the first
day OF January. 1905, and in the case
OF persons wishing 10 commence busi-
ness later In the year, before commence
Ing business; and any dealers IN LIQUORS
as aforesaid, failing or refusing to take
out a license 70 sell liquors. as afore-
said. shan be liable TO a penalty OF not
more than one hundred dollars for
every day any such person may sell
without license, or be imprisoned for
thirty days, or both, upon conviction
thereof IN the Police Court
Sec. 10. That the Clerk OF Council
be. and he 10 hereby directed 10 report
20 Council az the first meeting IN every
quarter the amount 81 money expeud-
~ Tor each department up 20 date OF
report ana ~ soon 40 any department
making any disbursements shall have
reached the limits provided m the
budget. the Clerk ~ Council shall AZ
once notify the head OF that depart
nenf.
$50 n. This ordinance shall he sun
iect 10 alteration and repeal in whole
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-12-15

ager, and knows more of life than
officeholding. Our ship of state has
drifted long enough. Let's put some
body at it's helm who can manage it.
We have tried small men and politi-
iofans and have found them wanting.
Let's put big man In Office. j. HI.
Estill measures up tossthe standard,
and is in every way capable. He is a
South Georgia man, and we should
have enough sectional pride to wish
to have him Governor, if for.no other
reason.
Col. Estill has done a great work
for South Georgia and the entire state.
He has lost no opportunity to aid in
it's upbuilding and advancement. His
great paper has always stood for the
South and it's people. and the interest
of Georgia has always been upper
most in his mind. Indeed, we would
be ungrateful not to remember these
things, and, remembering them, we
must support for next Governor Hon.
]. H. Estill.
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authorized translation from Hebrew
of prayer.)

authorized translation from Hebrew
of prayer.)
Hear, o Israel! the Lord our God
is one God. Blessed the name of the
glory of His kingdom for evermore.
And thou shalt love the Lord thy
God with all thine heart, and with
all thy soul, and with all thy might,
and these words which l command
thee this day shall be i'm thine heart.
And thou shalt teach them diligent-
ly unto thy children and shalt talk
of them When thou sittest in thine
house, and when thou lest down, and
When thou risest UP. And thou shalt
plnd them for a sign upon thine hand.
and they shall be frontlets between
thine eyes. And thou shalt write them
upon the door posts of thy house, and
on thy gates.
And it shall come to pass, If he shall
harKen diligently unto my command
ment, which / command you this day,
10 love the Lord your God, and to
serve Him with all your heart and with
al your soul. That / will give you
me rain of your land in it's due sea-
son, the first rain and the latter rain,
mat thou mayest gather in thy corn.
my wine. and thine oil. And / will
send grass In thy fields for thy cattle
mat thou mayest eat and be full. Take
need to yourselves that your heart be
not deceived, and we turn aside and
serve other gods, and worship them.
ana then the Lords wrath be kindled
against you, and He shut up the heav-
en- that there be no rain. and that
tne land yield not her fruit: and lest
we perish quickly from off the good
Iand which the Lord giveth you. There
Tore shall We lay up these my words in
your heart and in your soul, and bind
them for a sign upon your hand. that
lhey may be as fr0ntlets between your
eyes. And We shall teach them your
cnlidren, speaking Of them, when thou
slt,est IN thine house, and when thy
malketh by the way. and when thou
nsst Down. and when thou rlsest up.
Ana thou shalt write them upon the
uoor posts OF thine house. and upon
NY gates. That your days may be-
multiplied. and the days Of your chill
uisn' n the land which the Lord swore
anio your fathers 20 give them. as
we Gays OF heaven upon the earth.
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n,ofom ana her regular attendance on
religious services during her etay
in savannah.
Hsa csBsiaered suicide.
a circumrfance qaa discovered yer-
'feaf which Indicated fhaf Nhe had
Pnteinrlafr1 c0rmifflnF aHfnaf b.
,Nff leaving fHFanuah lafi September.
f' ihai occasion rhe went ~ NJ ~.
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LOCK AND DAM FOR
TENNESSEE RIVER

Bill Looking to This End Passed by
the House.
Washington, Dec. 1.-THE House to-
day passed bills to enable the Secre-
tary of War to permit the erection of
a lock and dam in aid of navigation
in the Tennessee river near Chattanoo-
ga, Tenn; for the construction of a
revenue cutter for service in the waters
of Albemarle and Pamlico sounds,
North Carolina.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-12-15

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE Senate
considered the Philippine govern.
ment bill and the pure food bill. Mr.
Foraker presented a tariff amendment
to the Philippine bill. but upon com.
plant of Mr.. Dubois and others thai
this provision had not been contem.
plated when the Senate entered into
an agreement to vote on the bill mex
Friday, it was Withdrawn.
The Senate adjourned until to-mor.
row.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-12-15
CHRISTIAN ARRESTED.
Young Lawyer to BE Tried for
Cheating and svfndIing.

Columbus, Ga, Dec. 14.-W. S. Chris
tian, a well known young lawyer Of
Hamilton, who has been practicing
law there n year, was carried through
Columbus to-day by an officer to Vi
emma, to face a charge of cheating and
swndling at the January term of City
Court there. He has been under bond,
but the bondsmen withdrew. thus ne
cessitatiug his arrest.
Christian was admitted to practice
in the federal court here Monday. He
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-12-15

City OF Savannah. once Clerk or
Council, Savannah. Ca. Nov. tb, 1904.
Parties desiring 10 retail liquor uur-
ms year 1908 win fle their appilca-
lions "a oure 10 that same can BE-
with city ordinances.
ROBERT cnEAMER,
clerk ~ Council
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-12-15

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has a young wife. and sympathy for
him is expressed by Hamilton people
His bondsmens heard a report that he
was to leave Hamilton.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-12-15

HEBREW PRAYER OVER WHICH
BULLET PASSED.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-12-15

a rircumnfance qna discovered yfr-
'f0dy which Indicates fhaf fhe had
'nteinl'efr1 committing a'nraf b.
,Nff leaving fHFanuah lafi September.
I'm thai ofcanlar rhe went ~ NJ n.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-12-15

Notom ana her regular attendance on
religious services during her stay
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-12-15

Continued from Twelfth Page.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-08-27
Rahge Sheep at Chicago.

M, Chicago, Aug. %, 1901.
d. -N' week opened with a run of 10000
n nas'p To-Day (Monday). The run would
m a.'u have been larger but for the
~ hs' 'ii"' storms prevailing in the west for
'T NJ past lew days delayed many trains.
-, Ane trade was active and firm, best west
nn lambs selling 10 to Is cts higher and
,o,S sp "ooIt steady. Prime western lambs
N ro,u up 70 1915, which price was paid for a
Nv ' u ., w head averaging rs lbs, shipped
" 9. " a. Buckley of Oregon. Some choice
p tSal,U lambs brought $500. We sold for
, ,ho Hershey, the well known Idaho
'utepman' 678 black-face stock ewes aver
d s,s 90 loS'' at $40. There was good
S Ss"'and for feeding lambs and everything
't bsuAOle OF this class went readily at
E I%Ung to 10 cts higher rates. the choice
d aap 81 selling at $4.55 to $500. A double
hsa W prime l23 ID. Montana wethers sold
~a. export at $500, but good to choice fat
,bo" e' I'll Wethers can hardly be quoted
s svOSe $5.65 to 1885 as the load at $500 were
~SSpuonaIly choice. Two doubles Of good
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-08-27
HOMEDALE ITEMS

HOmedale, Idaho, Aug. 25.-[Special to
4 The TRIBUNE. Miss Anna Holeman went
/ 10 Boise Saturday.
F.E Tracy returned to Nampa Sunday
JIG. Tracy spent a few hours in Parma
. Wednesday.
J.E Orr was in Caldwell the first of the
week on business.
Hugh Ross made flying trip to Caldwell
and back Saturday.
Vim. Hodgin and Roy Acton returned
from Caldwell today.
5 william Dennerllne moved to Pleasant
Ridge the first of the week.
. b. +. and H. H. Mcdowell went to Cald-
we'll Saturday, returning the same day.
Miss Dora Hoeman of Boise is here the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Henry Mcdowell.
Mrs. f. E. Tracy visited at James Max
TeAS on Henderson fiat Sunday and Mon
day.
Mrs. VIM. Howard from Star visited her
rfehtS Mr. and Mrs, W. D. Fletcher, one
day last week
Inc lawn social held last Friday evenln g
a. s 'ne Terry was thoroughly enjoyed by
sOOut 30 guests. Refreshments were served
from 10 to II Bop. IN.
Naufance' son of H. H. Mcdowell. was
'n'OWn from his pony last Saturday even
lug anu put his arm out of joint at the ell
t wv! 1t was replaced Immediately and he
Hmproving slowly.
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IA
49, Conducted by

~ No DORA A. WEYMOUTH
,c,.n Christ was on earth he drove out
"ns a.sv changers and overturned their
the @O' Int in these days a bishop even
tanSs, potter of the Episcopal church,
hSnU Embarked in the saloon business. and
Dos e In see if his people viii drive him
Fs S' na axpects to make the drink habit
OUT ,tsblei? by opening the dedication
fesp ~. with hymns and prayer and by
eAel 'a;no has given occasion for endless
50 a W. and sneering. He has given I'M
ss'lh horod Young men, and old ones for
auliV ',otter of weak wills one more ex-
'a aas-tbe advice and example OF a pillar
a asSo chnrch-for visiting the saloon.
o. r wv subway Tavern, the name by
t;ah the bishops saloon is known, has
W WIZ f,ont section fitted UP for women and
WV w. Here soda water, lemonade and the
t"l a'llod soft drinks and beer are sold.
NV svo1 soar section is for men and there all
Undo Of drinks are sold.
Already the victims OF this respectable
-, saloon have been arrested. Young
VI Va innocent girls, who enter just to see,
- mt Keeling and ruined. What con-
r.st il Father Dempsey, who is pastor of
3, patrick's church St. Louis. Near this
.hn.ch is a saloon which the good man
h,s labored long and hard to abolish. In
,Deaking of the saloon, he said: Think
/. otit Etittle girl, pure. sweet, innocent,
! Ilto l6 wears old, kneels while l admins
tsr tn her the holy communion. A year or
,vo from that learn that the McAuliffe
has debauched and ruined that girl; that
,be grovels in the mire; that her white
Duritv is changed to shame, all blotched
and hideous. They are getting my people
all the time-boys and girls, men and wo-
men, shall not stand it much longer"
When asked why he did not appeal to
tbe law for relief, he said:
"Why do I not go to law about these
things? 0, you mock me. The law is
what shelters these people,"
Father Dempsey is confronted with one
one Of the most perpleXing situations that
ever an honest man was called to face
For more than year McAulif has again
and again destroyed some of the best and
purest of his flock. And yet, it is only
what the liquor business has done ever
since Noah planted vinyard'', and still
We have not enough Father Dempsey's
tOrise up say, This business shall exist
no longer" We will not allow our own
boys and girls or our neighbors to be ruin
ed for the sake of few paltry dollars.
What shall it profit man to gain the
whole world and lose his soul"
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CONTEST NOTICE
Department Of the Interior
Unifet States all Nnap

,ea., Boise, Idaho, A1ipnst ,oo1
4, q SaLleienG contest affidavit hayinS ho aSo4
a this Office BY Louis Kraft Boise siqg HRS Geen MED
Se sda against homestead eIltry ~ e e9I
1 ~ october H. 1903, for NJ NWi|o osS.e4.
S. FtoMnsnlp North, Range g W h SeGti r9n
T. Tracy contestee. In which it is a}iaesd ara ta
Arta ~ Tracy has not established resida enaC
ssrMcIea buildings of any kind that none o or con IN
M mas been cultivated fenced ar cIeo wy
thot sage d Drnsh. and is apparently abandennedo
n Hnas ssa alleged absence from the ani T,aS
nos cue 20 his employment in the HrmH ANU WAS was
ea,dIa Marine Corps Of the United States as privats
suiaieF, oncer seaman or marine dnr]Rn .rS ~
w WIN SPAN, OR during any other war IN Sb tLe
Sns un In states may be engaged Said narl
u as are hereby notified to appear. resnnnd PAL a1
oa oooe evidence touching said allegation at a1 ~
v mIs, 4: a. on September l3, 1901. hefore NJ
1. Gnurch Clerk Probate Court CaidweII Idoh M
ahd Ihat nnal hearing will be held AT ~ q c1nl
q. u on september 20, 1904, before Regster ny
Boise Idaho. 'e' A"hu oLhce In
a, me said contestant having In proner affidavit
NEG aug. 4, 1904, set forth facts Which sbNI.
s Sas alter cue diligence personal service Of the
aEtce can Lot be made, It Is hereby ordered anS
uirsctea that such notice be given by dne and
EDWARD E. GARRETT.
RpneVnr
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

Am erican Ditch Association, Center Point
School House, Canyon County, Idaho. 0n'
-, Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting of
1905, an assessment of fifteen cents ner shs y.
was levied upon the outst anding capital stock Of
me corporation, which is now due and payabIe
20 ". 4. O,Brien. secretary, at his residence
one nag mile south of Center Point school house
In the County Of Canyon, State Of Idaho, apv
stock upon which this assessment remains mn
paid on the 10th day of September, 1904 win be
TO, and unless payment is made before. viii he
soIa on the 10th day of October, 1904, to BAY the
delinquent assessment, together with costs Of
advertising and expense of sale.
W. A. O'BRIEN,
Secretary American Ditch Association.
p. o. Caldwell, Canyon County, Id aho'
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-08-27

SSsIe 81 ewes averaging 1912 lbs h,o,,,.l.
fiSoO ana bsnd Of about 800 nice fat W.
& Drought "a 10, which was ton fory 80
Siass Inc above sales will give a. g SnaS
GOOD s tob pps a,e prices The market has
i've we hone pf t. unless Rae the supply IS excess
well maintained. ' values pretty
CLAY, ROBINSON \ e
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-08-27
DESTROYED BY sPIRo

The way of sPIRO POWDER means
Death to the Odor of Precipitation. Its eff
busted on the body, feet, dress shields or
clothing A little busted under the arms
after the bath or before dressing will pre-
vent the disagreeable perspration odors
burning and tender feet, prickly heat and
chatting can be cured by occasionally dust
ing SPIRO POWDER on the parts affected.
We have free sample, souvenir post
of ISpiro," for every one in town. Please
call and get one.
CALDWELL PHARMACY
T. w. soTKt", Prop. CALDWELL, IDAHO
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-08-27
NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT

Al ny D!stricC court OF the Third Judicial Dis
[[1G. OF ne G State of Idaho, in and for The
John M. Nicholas, plaintiff
VS..
W. P. CasOn and
=: Il. Morrow, defendants
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN That ,,,r,. -
! attachment has been issued ont Of thiS
court 10 the above entitled case, AGAINST the the
property Of the defendant, "e"'n'' VIC
In witness Whereof have hereunto set
my hand and afixed the seal Of said
lsEALI court this 9Th day of August, 1904, 'N
JOHN A TUCKER Clerlx
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01

81 brittle bod ni9t pie eiAtpil-
bes S6ier. @us lit benn gar 10
S6limmes an Der Sa9e2 5riiher ooer
fpGter I0feft Su mid ia aus unb pts
babin = tie blidte fDfett auf 8erebT
= ,pirb mid biefer 9armdnte 9err
gepiB ni9t auffrefen."
duff 1ol9e @orousfeBungen lieB 1id
Der Mann aber ni9t Elm, unb nGbreno
ssrau @lena, benz 8efebf bes Sirften
entfpre9enb, Ydul @erebt in's 8aitz
6dus r3u ben fieben 6erfeln" folgte,
lief @riiitI9 BON 5aus gu 9aus, trie6
cine Menge 9elDes auf uno rdnnte
f9on cine Stunbe 5pdter in pabnfinz
niger 9ait mad benz G~aitbauie, np
@erebi unb Srau elena gerabe i'm ge=
miit6li6iten 8eiIammeniein Elm opn=
lentes Mittage1en ber3ebrten.
n9ier iinb neunbunbert 9utdten, "
rief er gana auBer 4tbem, ben 8eutsl
auf ben Slid perfenb, rmebr tonnte
i9 ni9t auiummenbringen. Qber gum
Slid beItebt @lena's 9alstette aus
6unoert @olbitiiden.' @irf Inn Die
Settle bin, @lena, bann iinb mir guilt"
Srau elena blidte i'm b06nii9 an
un6 ftemmte Die 6Gnoe in Die 9iiften.
u@as piqit 9u? Mteine Settle?
O6, lieber g1ifobem, bic babe i4 BON
meiner @rpBmutter geerbt. Wenn 9u
S9uGben ma9it, 10 be3u6le tie ielber.
M}etne Settle triegit 9u ni4t."
9rifitf9 fpurbe ROTH Dor Corn,
fprung duI bic Srau gu, rib tbr nit
raI9em 8riff bic Settle pom 9alie uno
mari tie @erebt bin.
v6ier baft 9u, ungarif4er 9uno,
nun er5tide baran."
Damn padte er feline laut fpeinenoe
Srau dm Mrm unb 3errte 1e nit ft4
gum SpeiIefaal binaus.
Barl 9erebt fab inn cine @etle
ftumm nd9. Damn ieuf3te er ttef auf,
padte bas 8elo unb Die Settle 3uIamz
men, feBte fi9 ouf ieinen Wu9en unb
fubr beimtpGrts. l1ntertpegs 1aB er
trGrmenb ba unb ba9te f%prtpGbrenb
bariiber mad, tpie es benin getpeien
nGre, pen11 es @rifiti9 ni4t gelungen
nGre, bas @elb auf5utreiben. unb Die
9olbenen 9ufaten in Der Sadie ma4z
ten Inn feline re9te 5reube mebr. --
81 mar bas ierbif9e Redt bor 3eiz
ten. 6eu~tigentags pirb in @erbien
elm mpbernes 8e9tsperfa6ren eingez
6alten. Sic i4reiben in 8eIgrab Qtz
ten auf Often, aber Die @lGubiger err
hdGten peber 8elb mod f4One qfdnz
Der.