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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1907-01-09
The LID IS PUT ON TIGHT
Chief Hatcher Serves Motive on Res
taurants and Other Places Where
People Are Allowed TO Drink.

People Are Allowed to Drlnk.
Chief of Police Hatcher has served
notice on keepers of restaurants and
other places that have permitted the
customers of the dispensary to drink
in their establishments that this
must be stopped, and in consequence
the lid is On a little tighter than it
ever was before in Dawson. This
doesn't mean, however, that the man
with a thirst can find no place to
quench it, but there is no doubt that
it is more difficult just now than
usual to smile" in Dawson.
The report that every purchaser
Of a vial must go outside of the cor
porate limits of the city before he
can take a drink is an eXaggeration.
The man with a bottle can always
be depended on to find way, and
there is no one to disturb him If he
is secluded enough about it.
The new order of the chief OF
police to the owners of the drinking
places will deprive them of quite a
nice little revenue, as they nave
made considerable money by selling
the empty bottles left in their places,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1907-01-09
A DITCHING MACHINE.
Sewer Contractors VIII Soon Have
One in Operation.

Messrs. Benner & Mackey, the
sewer contractors, will soon have a
steam ditching machine in opera
ton. This is a wonderful machine,
and the way it makes the dirt fly
is a caution
The work of excavating for the
sewers is progressing steadily, and
has been completed from the starting
point near the swamp south of the
city to Johnson street, coming up the
hollow just west of the residence OF
Mr.. E. C. PaschaI, and from john
son to Lee street across the vacant
lot Just east of the residence of Mrs.
Hawkins.
The contractors are having trouble
in getting pipe from the manutact-
urers.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1907-01-09
Music Glass.

MY spring term opened Monday
Musical kindergarten for the little
ones and piano lessons for advanced
pupils taught by the latest and up
to-date methods Thanking you for
vour liberal patronage in the past,
I hone to be favored with same for
the spring term. For information
or terms apply to a, On
MISS CHAP SAVILLE, phone 81
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1907-01-09
RicbIand Firm in Trouble.

Columbus creditors representing
debts amounting to $500 have
through their attorney, filed an IN
voluntary petition in bankruptcy
ooainst Turner & Perry, merchants
If Picb1and. The firm has ten days
in which to make answer unless
more time is granted and either
affirm or deny the allegations MADE
:, +ba patifiOn
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1907-01-09
Married at the Parsonage.

Another couple found the culml-
nation of their happiness at the
Methodist parsonage Sunday after
noon. when Rev. o. B. Chester
United in marriage Mr.. ]. c. Kelley
and Miss Matte Aycock. They are
both well-known young people OF
near Dawson, and have many friends
Who extend them congratulations
and best wishes.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1907-01-09
The Right Name.

Mr. August Sherpe, the popular
ovors e Of the poor at Fort Madi-
o Ia, saws: Or. Kings New
Z ifo pills are rightly named; they
act more agreeably, do more gooU
and make one feel better than any
other laxative" Guaranteed TO cure
6iliousness and constipation. zoe aV
dawson Drug Cos. drug store.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1907-01-09
Military Inspection.

The dates for the inspection OF the
ro;Iitarv of the state has been an
from the adjutant general $
n@na The battalion headquarters,
oi,,G are located in Dawson, and
Cd ll,S n. 1.-THE Guards) will be
inspected on March 1Sth.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1907-01-09
pral,eman Killed at smithviIle.

Hub Davis, a Cuthbert negro VINO
was one of the Central railroad 5
hrakemen. was killed by a frelgn'
t y. am in the yard at Smithville Tues
q a." niaht He was placed on the
u ,,ard to flag an expected train, Went
TO . sleep on the track while on duty Il =
~ 1 The. train ran over him with the
anu as above stated.-Cuthbert
7 iheral-Enterprise
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1907-01-09
SCHOOL OPENED ON MONDAY
Two Hundred and Sixty Admission
Cards Have Been Issued by
the Treasurer.

The spring term of the Dawson
public schools opened Monday morn
ing, and when the hour arrived for
the session to begin Superintendent
Hankinson, all of the teachers and
crowds of bright-faced, happy chill
dren were in their places to begin
the years work
Up to Tuesday noon Mr.. ]. A
Horsely, the treasurer of the school
board, had issued 260 admission
cards.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1907-01-09

When the cold winds dry ana ana
crack the skin a box OF save can,
save e much discomfort. In I puy hog
s sa look for the name on the poa
to fc,' avoid any limitations, and De 2,4 SURE
Won " get the original DeWltts W n,s', q
lar Salve. Sold by Dawson Dlus
Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1907-01-09
pEOPLE'S DRUG STORE,

Dawson Drug Co., Proprletors'
Note.-While we are sole agents
for Vinol in Dawson, it is now for
sale at the leading drug store in
nearly every town and city in the
country. Look for the Vlnol agency
in your town.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1907-01-09
WANTED
Every Man, Woman and Child in
Dawson

Every Man, Woman and ChIld III
Dawson
to call at our store for the greatest
strength-creator and health-restorer
which we have ever sOld-VinoL. 1t
is not a patent medicine, but the
most valuable and delicious cod liy-
err preparation without drop of
oil to nauseate and upset the stom-
ach and retard it's work.
We do not believe there is a per-
son in this vicinity who cannot be
benefited by Vinol at this season OF
the year. VinOl is delicious to the
taste, and it is recognized as the
greatest strength-creator for old
people, weak, sickly women and
children, nursing mothers, and after
a severe sickness.
Vinol is unequaled for hacking
coughs, chronic colds, bronchitis and
all throat and lung troubles. Gre
ates an appetite and makes those
who are too thin fat, rosy and
healthy.
We have had so much experience
with Vinol and seen so many Won
derfuI results from it's use that we
offer to return money without ques-
ton if it does not accomplish all we
claim for it. 49,
Can anything be more fair than
this7 TRY it on our guarantee.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-11
BLACKS IN PiCktNS. Ala,
ON ANOTHER RAMPAGE
Constable With Prisoner Held Up
ey Mob OF Representatives,
Killed BY His Brother.
(nv Associated press,

COLUMBUS. MISS. Dec. 10 =
Plekens county, Alabama. is about to
have another outbreak among ne
i.roci and news from that locality
points 10 an alarming state of AFFAIRS.
The trouble started Sunday afternoon
when = constable named Wisglovr
started from Gorde, ten nils from car.
roll;on, the county scat. 10 arrest a
nagto named Will Love. charged
with stealing cotton.
After making the arrest he was
met in the public road by a mob OF
80 negroes, led by the prisoner $
brother. who began firing. The
prisoner, under the constablc's care,
was instantly killed by shot from
his own brothers gun and the con-
stable was shot several times, though
not seriously.
The mob of negroes left The con-
stable and prisoner for dead and re-
treated. Fifteen negroes are in car
rollion jail. charged with complcit,
in tn affair
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-11
BRAKES TO BE PUT.0N
HOUSE UNTIL Next MONTH
Leaders il Congress vii, Hold Down
Legislation Until After Holiday
Recess

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. LIZ. 10 :
Leaders al the House decided today
TO ny 20 complete the House com.
nitces by tho first OF next week. and
dion 10 hold down the legislative
wheels unlil the holiday recess. which
Will begin the end OF next week.
Upon The rcopnnlnG of Congress
In January the leaders helievo. dis
cussion of the Presidents. .mcssagc
Will occupy Tie time oil the House
mn il appropriation bills bcginito come
III, after which practically nothing
can be doac until final adiournmcnt
which Is expected 10 come no, later
.han May IS.
Chairman Tawncy Of the House APP
preparations Committee predicted
that Congress would "tako an axe
TO the estimates for appropriations
asked Tor by various executive de-
partmcnts.
The Appropriations Committee
now has no other program in view
than 10 trim down the eliminates so
that they will como Approximately
within the revenues of tho Cavern
lnm;' said Mr.. Tawney. Those
familiar with The estimates VIII re-
air. the extent OF our task"
Representatives Edward II. rroo'
lana OF Salamanca. n. y, Siil mob.
ablY fan heir to the place ON She
House Appropriations Committee
n'ade vacant ~ the rotIrSalta If
!rc.rs y. Li'tarcr
Representatives l'orhilu nj Neg
Yc.h. Introduce today II I'LL SO 70.
pea ,hn protective 'inlic5 % lum,
he wood pulp ,nl works Of az.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-11
Gil In Senate to Prevent Big Cor.
pofaI|ons from Contributing.
ALL EXPENDITURES 70 Be KNOWN
Senator culberson offers Sweeping
Amendment to the Law Passed a.
the Las, Session Covering the Same
Subject.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Dec 10 -
Senator Culberson today introduced Il
bin TO prohibit corporations from
making collusions in connection with
elections and 10 provide for the pub
LEGATION OF lawful contributions In
connection with elections. The bill
Is in the nature OF an amendment
to tho law of January 20. 1907. pro-
hibiting national banks and other
corporations making contributions to
elections aud in addition TO the Inv
as 1t stands he proposes provision
making It Tho duty oil every chair
man. Congressman or treasurer of
any political committee or other per
son receiving contributions In money
or anything OF value in behalf OF
such political committee or for, or
in the interest OF any candidate for
4 political office for the purpose OF
aiding or promoting the election or
defeat OF candidates for prcsiden-
tial and vice presidential electors to
file with the clerk OF the House o,
Representatives of the United States
a statemen in writing showing the
amount of money or other things
contributed by each person. firm,
corporation. copartnership or assoc
citation. not prohibited by law, for
The purpose aforesaid.
Mr.. Culbolson stated that the act
of January 9, 1907, provides that i,
shall be unlawful TO make money
contributions for political campaigns.
but he thought that the law should
go further and require specific state
ments as otherwise it might be evad-
ed. He hoped that the committee on
privileges ana elections would use
his bill as the basis oil an improved
measure,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-11
YOUTsEYs SECOND TALE:
Man Prominently Connected In Gae-
bel Murder How duplicates Taylor
TELLS HOW Crime mas G!0IaAIIIEEp
Says That Assassination Was Planned
BY Taylor and That Fatal sho. Was
Fired From Window of Secretary
of States Office.
nv AssonIated prcssl

GEORGETOWN. KY. Dee. To-
Henry l.. Yontscy. who is under a life
sentence for completely in the asaass-
nation of William Goebel. went on
The witness stand today In tho Caleb
Powers trial. ioutsey testified that
he had talked With d. w. II. John
son in the lnticr's office about the
killing OF Gocbcl and OF the purchase
hr himself II smokelcss cartridges in
Cincinnati. lIo said before the cart
ridges weer purchased. Johnson tn
came impatient and said he could
shoot Goel"l with his pistol from the
secretary Of states window. curslng
Gocbel at the time.
fnntsey gave a detailed accom-, ~
events leading up TO the tragedy and
told of the preparations he had made
for tho shooting II was You,scy
who met James Howard who Is aI-
logged 10 have done tho shooting upon
arriving in Frankfort. Youtsey told
or p'acing guns in Powers Office of
raising the window and drawing the
Curtains. of pointing out Gocbcl's an
nroach 10 tho capitol and OF seeing
toward aim at Goebcl. He then lett
IN" room and heard the crack of The
rilc AS he descended the stairs.
Tho witness connected Powc-r direc.
" with the tragedy by stating TINT
he fixed The door for the entrance of
the assassin and approved of the
plan
In his tcAtim-nv he also cavc very
damaging testimony against former
Governor TAYLOR. state Treasurer
Day. Superintendent of Public In
sfruction VI, J. Davidson. w w. Col
lnm and others connected with the
state administ alton. The witncss
said thar TAYLOR dictated letter 10
MIN asking Ter Howard TO come to
Frankfort TO do the lob" aud no
stated that he would give $1,000. a
pardon and military escort To tho
mountains TO the man who would kill
Goehel.
Yontsev identified the original affi-
davist which he gave Powers while
both were In the LoNisvillo jail. In
this document Nontsey mado out that
hc knew nothing against Powers 10
connect him in anyway with the ass
as.'natlon of Gochcl
The affidavit the witness stated.
was given e. Powers ut his request
(, for the nurposa, of eeiiing powe-s n
new trial MS his case was then pend :
ing in the Court OF Appeals. An
asrecment purroriine Ia have heen
given Yontsev by Powers in exchange
'or the AFFIDAVIT was nlaced in evil
dencc. Tho agreement was to thc
effect that the affidavit made by
youtsey for Powers should not bn
| made pullic and should be returned
10 ID, a.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-11
WANT MORE BROWNSVILLE
BULLETS ANALYZED
Analysis Shows There Was Anthony
in Them, But War Department
Does Not Agree.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Dec. 10
The report of the Senate Committee
on Military Affairs embodying its find
ings on the Brownsville matter will
be delayed until more Enllcts are
found and can he analysed. The COM
mitice met today and reviewed the
report OH the bullets that had been
submitted TO the geological survey
ANALYST His analysis showed that
there were distinct quantities of an
timony in the bullets submitted, while
tho War Department officials have
testified before the committee that
the army bullets i'll use by the troops
at the time OF the Brownyille riot.
were supposed 10 contain no anti
mony whatever. Some OF tho COM
mittee members say the finding Is
significant. while others consider It
possible old bullets OF the kind form
crly used By tho army and national
ghhrdsmcn which contained anti
mony, may have found their way into
the ammunition supply of the Brown
Vile company. An analysis of sever
nj other bullets which were found In
varions places about Drownville has
been ordered
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-11
Rev. w. J. KIM Accepts Call.

FA.sMvlLLE VA. Dec iO--Rev.
w. j. King has been extended 4 cali
b. the Presbyterian church Mt Hamp-
dan Sidney He was formerly physi
c1l director a. Hampton Sidney Col
diego. He acccptcd the call to sue
coed the Rev. DR.. Murray, who gave
up the position in June
Mr.. King is expected here short
ly, bringing his wife with him. They
will occupy the old Wauchope house.
which mas been given to the college
church by Major II. NJ. vcnable Tor
a mansc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-11
Giles STRIVING FOR
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
Chicago Could, Perhaps, Have II, eut
Necessary Cash for Expenses is
Not in Sight.
(ny Assoclatod Fressl

CHICAGO. ILL. Deg. lO.-Thomas
Taggnrt, chairman of the national
committee, left today for Washington.
where the committee will meet on
Tuesday to decide ON the place and
date for the next Democratic nation
al convention. Mr.. TaGgart was ac-
companied ~ Robert G. Sullivan, of
Illinois; Try Woodson. OF Kentucky.
and Martin ]. Wade. Of Iowa. all
members OF the national committee,
Before leaving Mr.. Taggart gave
ont the Official list OF cities which are
after the convention. 1t includes st.
Paul, Atlantic City louisville. Chica-
so. Denver, st. Louis and Cincinnati
AIR. Taggart said that Cleveland. o.,
has been mentioned. bu. he had not
heard from it officially. Speaking of
the requirements he said "Geogra-
ply. railroad facilities. hotels and fl
nances will be the combination to
win. have no hesitancy in saying
that exclusive OF the money question
Chicago Will get the convention. I
have been assured. however. that
there is not sufficient money IN sight
10 insure the meeting for this city"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-11
Inpose severe rerms on N,aors.
tDy Associnted prosu)

PARIS. Deg. i0--1hc terms OF sur
render proposed by General l.inutcy
To the llcnis Nasscn trlhesmen. who
have been engaged IN m inmrrec-
tionary movement IN Algeria, and
WHO recently sent IN umissarca ask :
ing for pardon follow inc terms pro-
posed for tho submission of the war
rinE Moorish terms n; Cash blanca,
namely. the surrender Of their arms.
the delivery OF hostages and the pay
mcnt OF an indemnity. Unless these
terms are accepted Internationally
General Linutcy will resume the OF
fcnsve tomorrow,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-11
ONE or OklAHOMA'S NEW
SENATORS ViR CHINA BORN
Senator owen First Saw THE Light
Of Day at Lynchbura. sad ie
Half indian.
Nv .Asaocia.cd plreshls.I

Ivy tAssccia.cd Firesii ~ n y q
GUTHRIE. OELA.. Dec. i01E The
Oklahoma legislature To-Day In sepa-
rate sessions elected MS United
States Senators Robert Latham
Owen and Thomas Prior Gore, Demo-
Gratis.
owen was born in Lynchbnrg. Va.
February >, 1856. He Is of Scotch
Irish ancestry with mixture OF
Cherokee Indian blood His father.
Robert Owen, was diBtin guishcd
Confederate soldier ana later vico-
president of the Virginia and Tennes-
sea Railroad. The Senator's mother
was dauehter OF Chisholm. the last
hereditary war chief II the Cherokee
nation. Senator Owen was educated
At Washington and Lee University.
Since 1879 he has practiced law in
Indian Territory. In 1884 President
Cleveland appointed him Indian Agent
for tho five civilized tribes. He has
been active in the political affairs of
the territory.
Senator Gore has the double dts
tinction Of Being the first blind mem
bcr OF the United States Senate and
Of being the Youngest i'll that body.
being only 81 Years old His sight
was DESTROYED in childhood wien he
was q mage in the Senate of Alississ-
ippi. his native state
He was educated Mt Cumberland
University, Lebanon. Tenn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-11
NO ATTEMPT MADE TO
RESUME AT GoLDriELD
Mine Owners Assert That They Have
The Men. But Union Men Deny
the Statement.
fnv Associntei press !

GOLpFELD. NEV.. Dec. 1O.-Today
the attempt TO start mp the work on
the dumps OF the Mohawk Comhina-
ton lease was abandoned bv Mana
GO Sicberl. who announced last night
that he would commence work on the
dumps a. his mine which is close 10
tho camp OF the federal troops Nen
who had bcnn in readiness to mako
tho attempt We're told that they would
not !" needed until Thursday morn
ing, when w0rl; at MI OF the mines in
the camp will be started
MANAGER Sicbcrt was i'm consulta-
ton with the other mcmbers OF the
Mine Owners Association until late
hour OF the night There were ru-
mor5 that Western Federation men
were arming aud would attack tho
guards al the Mohawk. but after the
mine owners had spent several hours
investigating the rumo,s they were
proven false.
Suppressed excitement prevails ev-
crvwhere. Nobody knows what IL
going on except those who are leading
the forces IN the other side. The
Mine Owners assert that they are full
~ prepared with men for Thursday
morning. while the officials OF the
Mines union scoff at such assertions
The Union officials refuse to diyulge
their plans.
Governor Sparks arrived here at
noon from Carson City. He denies
that m effort has been made to In
tluce him to ask for the recall OF the
trooDs and says they will remain here
until there is no possibility of trouble
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-11
JUDGE HADDIlL's APPOINTMENTS
Precedent Harry St George Tucker
Named to Act AS Attorney For the
Three Receivers VINO WIN Each
Have to Furnish Bonds to the Am
Gun, Of $4,000.
lny Nssoc!nted pressl

RICHMOND. VA, Dec. l0--Judgc
Edmund Waddil OF the United States
t"right announced the receivers Tor
the jamestown Exposition Company
They are: Mcssrs. Alvah ii. Martin
Lac director general OF the Expos
tlon; Edward r. Lamb OF Norfolk
and William NJ Geddos. of Washing
ton.
Mr.. Harry ST. George Tucker IS ap-
Hointed attorney for the receivers
ana tho National iaux OF Commerce
OF Norfolk, is made the depository
for all funds received.
bond OF $4,000 is required OF
The receivers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-11
--sa,-------------.
Bear Admiral Berry 20 Retire.

WASHINGTON. Doc. i0--At his re-
quest Rear Admiral Robert NJ. Ber-
ry will be relieved from duty as
commander. OF the naval station at
Norfolk on the 18th inst. in order to
permit him TO make a short VISIT to
his home in KeEtpclty as prelim-
mary to his retirement for age jap
uary 20 next. lie vii, he succeeded
by Captain Edward p, Tarssig, now on
duty at Philadelphia. "a captain OF
the navy yard at League Island,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-11
PETERSBURG HAD $4,000
CONFEDERATION YESTERDAY
At One Time 1t Locked As II Rich
mond Would Have To Send Fire
Fighting Apparatus.
(By Associated Prcss.

RICHMOND. VA. Dec. lO-Thc es-
tablishment of the William Budd
Furniture Company in Petersburg
was burned today. The loss is est-
mated nj $4,000. partly covered by
insurance. Al one time tho situn-
ion was such that the Richmond fire
department. was called upon for aid
and was ready to go, when notified
that the fire was under control.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-11
Featherweinhts to FIGHT.
NV Associated Press,

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, Dec. 10 =
Owen Moran of England. aud Abo At
tell OF this city. will fight % rounds
for the worlds featherweight cham
pionship in San Francisco on Now
fetr's day. The contest VIII take
place in the Colma arena and will
commence at 2:l5 p. m. James J /.
Jcffries will be referee.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-11
NEWPORT NEWS VA, WEDNESDAY, DEcEMBEN ii. 1907.

who Will have charge of the manage
m"nt OF the congressional end OF The
National Democratic campaign. MIR,
CrigG's retirement will probably re-
suit In Il spirited contest Rcprcscn-
,atlvc Flood ot Virginia. and Repre-
sentative LLOYD of Missouri, are both
active candidates
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-11
Flood For Chairman.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Dec. 10 :
Representative James NJ. Griggs OF
Georgia, has announced that he would
not be 4 candidate to succeed HIM
self as chairman Of the Democratic
Congressional Committee. The COM
mit,ce will hold meeting next Nom
day and elect Mr.. Grigg's successor,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-11
oxford Defeats Cambridge.

LONDON, Dec. iO--Thc annual in
icryarsty Rugby football match was
ir'e"ed o' Green's Club today. OK
ford beat Cambridge IL to o. The
Cambridge eleven was on the de-
fenslye throughout the gone.