The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 1

"Clothes do not make -1 "Clothes do not make 1(5 44IP VI 11 4'65 -0 Clothes do not make -CO' P3k the to be well dressed le a valuable asseta Burk's Suit or Overcoat is a guarantee af correct Cherry and Union Sta We offer Thstinction in Style Perfection in Quality SatIstrction in Price Cherry and Union Sts I ii tutota vtoolabe art 1 osi -1t-1- 00 II II 1 de 5: tar IL tra tit We offerr tZ Burk's Suit or Over- DIstinction in Style coat is a guarantee of Perfection In Quality i 0 correct attire i Satistrction in Price Cherry and Union Sta Cherry and Union Sts I4144141 SUNDAY 'MORNING AUGUST 16 1903 NUMBER 12038 voLL-311 xxxlii NEWS IN BRIEF EXECUTIONS IN BANK DEPOSITS GUARANTEE WILL BE HIS SUBJECT Bryan Makes Important Speech at Topeka Aug 21 70T THE WEATHER A 1 I A MmAl Ntior of AL AA A i liver Al A 1 i GENERALLYA FAIR WASHINGTON Aug SREETS CITY Kentucky and fair Sunday and Monday Georgia and cloudy Sunday and Moday probably occasional showers variable winds HOURLY TEMPERATURE AUG 11 6 a ni 72 I rn Continued b3i Frenzied Mobs at Spring 7 a 75 2 in 43 8 a eti 3 in 43 9 a ni SO 4 in 43 1 a 0 iita S4 6 tit l3 field) Ill Another Negro Be 11 97 8 11 40 7 12 87 7 13 ni St ing Swung Up Sun rises :06 1 tun beta 6 3ti A (For detailed weather tee Page Two) STREETS OF CITY 1 0 ciTy Eobs at Spring- 7 Be- Jp CAMPAIGN TRIP IN MIDDLE WEST -3ST ARMORY HARBORING REFUGEES EVEN THREATENED BY CROWDS FUGEES' BY CROWDS Arranged for film by Nation- al Committee as Rapidly as Possible 4- A A A Ar -''''-s 1 1 111111111111ill II Li I ititilii I ti i 11 4409 411p 1 X--- --A---- A--411010a6 YA-- 1 A li 1 T1 Iti I I I tr I t4 0 1 tot- ezti- 4- I I( -r) )4-' A A 1- it 11 7 NI -Z7 lt 'il ed i 4 k7 1-137- 40 4104011111 frei- 41 mi ow 1) a 01 ti 1 VIII) A AA 6 e--9' -Jilt 1'ittaiy -11-'7' 'N A Hifi 1 4) 4:1:6 i NEWS SUMMARY LOCA L--Reuben Gent ry' noted stock man will go to California to manage large eatablishment--Siate Pension Board has received more than 1400 8 pplicat ions for pensions past Lucius Brown State Food Inspector returns rrom meeting at Mackinac Longburst at work on merchants' ad vatorem tax Revenue Agent wins tax case against Ituilman Lar Four hundred laborers push in work on two 'hew in merchants' excmrsion from upper country of Railway Trainmen have successful outing in Cheatham County Dispersed by Military With Fixed Bayonets but Rioting and Clashes of Whites and Blacks Go On Despite Troops Ked Bayonets but and Blacks oops rvolt I 11 Charles Duncan (colored) and Ossle Donegan shot in eye EXoptTS ELACKS All day timid negroes have been leaving the city with their fainilies and such possessions as they could hurriedly peek This exodus took place despite the assuratwe of Gov Deneen that full proteetion veal() bo afforded to those who remained in their homes The GoNerner alsO took steps to alleviate the distress of the families whose homes or plitees of business were destroyed by the mob A refugee camp was established at Camp Lincoln and Companies and 11 were sent to guard It Aboirt three score were in camp tonight liarry Loper whose restaurant was: wrecked after ho had assisted the Sheriff in spiriting away WO negro prisoners from the Jail left late today for a resort in Michigan II() took the members of his family with him but refused to state their destinatiiin Loper in common with other property owners who suffered loss at the Minds of the mob was notified by the insurance companies today that all Wero rendered viiid by the Get 'niter the statutes the city and county are each respinsible for the property losses and special liss44ld1ient will be levied to cover 1 he 'damage tuncan (colored) and Ossie shot in eye KONA'S OF kiLACKS timid negroes have been leav ity mith their families anti essions as they could hur- Ak This ecodus took place ie assurance of Gov Deneen protection tould bo afforded tho remained In their hornes rnor alset took steps to al- le distress of the fa rillik'S nes or places of business were by the mob A refugee camp Alished at Camp Lincoln and CHICAGO Aug Bryan will deliver One of the principal speeches of his campaign at Topeka Kan on Aug l7 when he will make an address on the guarantee of hank' deposits as enunelated In the party platform The date for the Topeka speech was arranged by the Nit- tional Committee with Mr Bryan over the telephone late today The Netional Committee are as rapidly as possible arranging for a series of Speeches by th candidate through Indiana Ohio and other States of the Middle West Over a wore of editors from various parts of the country who are en route to St Paul to attend the annual convention of the National Editorial Aesociation visited the National Democratic headquarters today and called on National Chair man Mack cn1 Josephus Daniels Chair man of the Publicity Bureau with whom they discussed the circulation of Campaign literature Mr Mack and Mr Dan-leis were invited to attend the convention In St Paid and it is expected that they will eccept The visiting editors were headed by Varner Presideat of tho National Editorial Association and A Moffitt the President of the Indiana State Editorial Association Chairman Mack arid National Committeeman Roger SLIIIIValt of Illinois held a conf erence late today On the situation In tide State here It waa announced that the Democruts intended an ac'tive cant- paign The Committee Is planning to have a general conference of lhends of bureaus and National Committeemen while Bryan Is here on Aug 22 and 2 and ail plans for the campaign will be submitted to the candidate for his ape prove! Chairman Meek said today that Mr Pryan would probably leave for Indianapolis td attend the Kern notilicatioa at neon on Aug It was stilted -it headquarters today dint campaign funds are coining In 'lowly both herd and at Guthrie Ohla the home of Gov hare ken Treasurer of the National Committee of Aug the elated we the a Naover tionat tho and trinus ute to tnttou vie eatn- they were 3f the A idiana held Ion la I that cant- ng le de of tenterk atid rill be at) that tr In3ttion ed funds rid et iLt dues ANOTHER HEAVY 'JUG TRADE" Henry Smith the missing New York literary man found Moss and Galloway of Shelby County In CourttY Pemocrats select delegatem to the Senatorial winners at the Lincoln County Fair--Taft Club organised by Dickson evidence in the Homer Higgs case is concluded takes final game from Atlanta seore 3 to 1---Other Southern League coaches are getting in the National and of Boston regains him title as champion Keenes Helmet won the Hopeful Stakes at New York Saratoga and Fort Iron i meeting closes -gt live Sport 8 negro IVriched 'nt Springfield ith and rioting continues despite presence of large fOrCP of State Bryan will make a campaign in the Middle West his speech at Topeka Aitg 7 being looked to 11N an Important Hitchcock of the Republican National Committee and other party leaders to confer in the South probably at Nashville about Sept 1-- lett broken into by mob at Portsmouth Va but negro sought Is Coal Coke Company goes into receivers' hands at Scranton at Hot Springs Va between the Republican candidate for President and the Secretary of in Honduras believed to be Turkish Minister to the 'United Order of Eagles elects grad officers at burtif'd In a tire at Buffalo frauds at Black Hand members wreck store Of Italian In New expedition to the South refuses to allow rharh wikrthip to enter IT COnVOrl lion at Boston reaches adjournment onion miner arrested near Birmingham on a charge of makes his will and foretells his tragic death srnINGFIELD ill Aug 15--The second lynching of the Springfield riot according to a report to the police occurred at Spring and Elwaril streets tonight A negro was strung up to a telephone pole by a mob of such pr)- portions that the firemen and police who responded to the first alarm were unable to handle it Reinforcements of troops were sent for Another disturbance took place in front of the State Animry A crowd gathered and threatened to stornt the building wherein were housed a nem her of negro refugees Company Of the Fourth Infantry and Troop of the Cavalry were sent t9 the place charged the mob With bayonets and dispersed it Thk affair was simultaneous with the lynching four blocks away The negro lynched tonight has been Identified as William Donegon 80 years old The outrage took plate within two blocks ot the State Capitol Gov Deneen was in his office and at once ordered the troops to scatter the crowd at all hazard The mob broke heron) the cavalry The scene of the race riot Is within one-halt of a mile of the old homestead of Abraham Lincoln the only residence ever owned by the in rtyred President The house now is the property of the State A monument here The meene Of the race riot is within one-half of a mile of the old stead of Abraham Lincoln the only residence ever owneI by the rtyred President 'rhe house DOW is the tarp- vrty of the State A monument here GENTRY WILL GO TO CALIFORNIA NASHVILLE WILL BE RENDEZVOUS MANAGER OF OVERTON HALL OF THE REPUBLICAN CHIEFS SIMILAR POSITION WITH PACIFIC COAST COMPANY HITCHCOCK AND OTHERS SOON TO CONFER IN THIS CITY FRIDAY NIGHT'S RIOTS Head of Company With Half Million Paid Up Capital Which Will Operate Magnificent of Noted Stockman Will Cause Regret Soon After Sept 1 the Proposed Time Matter of Collecting Campaign Funds Under the Publicity Plan Is Proving to Be Up-Hill Work TAFT CLUB Dickson Republicans Organize One and Eulogise Roosevelt DICKSON Tenn Aug 15---(Special) Quite a crowd of prominent local Republicans gathered here today and under the leadership of Postmaster A Scott a Taft Club was organized with a membership of about se venty-thre Johnson a hardware merchant of Dickson was made Chairman and Jas Robinson was -elected Secretary while Ben McCreary was made TreasLrer On motion of Mr Scott a resolution was adopted expressing "undying to and everlasting faith" in the principles and policies advocated and practiced by President Roosevelt The rrsolution eulogized Mr Taft in eloquent stpd glowing terms A remarkable feature about the resolutions the fart that no reference is made to the Gubernatorial situation and it stems as if the purpose of the meeting was Mainly to boost the camildacy Taft Mr Scott is allied with the EvansSantlers is a native Tennessean and an influential worker in his pirty There are many local RepubilI fins who NI in line up with the Itilverltrownlow wing and perhaps this Is why those who participated in the Taft movement today were COT)SpirlioliSiy tint desiring to have harmony at least in their ranks as to the Presidential candidate $13000000 OF DEBTS PREPARING HIS SPEECHES FOR PENNSYLVANIA COAL AND COKE COMPANY IN RECEIVER'S HANDS Negro Hanged Two Whites Killed and Several Others Wounded homeSPRINGFIELD JI1 Aug wolte wen -were killed one negro was lynched more than hair a hundred persons Were injured and WO score 1)1 by "grnes Pre burned last night as the result marks the grave of the emancipator of an ii tifinpt by a nieb to iyneh a and statute of him stands in the Cap- I negro lio hail assaulted a white Ito! woman TIu I wai1-1 un or Charles (colMc)RE TTIC)tarS Johnson Lewls (white) 17 Gov Deneen tonight on it report years ol(1 Scott James (w)ite) 70 from GPD Young that sufficient trot ips Years obi After a night of riot arson find slimghter the State troops called out by ole Gcotrnor socceowd pact) toed day in nstoring a semblance of order unit stopping the lire One thousaml militiamen Including three from this city and companies from Bloomington Decatur Pekin and Pon-city tiae are patrolling the streets The rioting as preeipitated by an assault COMM it tOd eariy yesierday morning by a negro upon Nirs (1110tItirtn tlp ititesINt roeititia nr asi iaty in her borne on a populous residence street awaiting the return of her bustions band the man broke into her house Won in ne1 on soonnl Page) 7 3 7 0 I I 4 1 3 HOLLAND'S WARSHIP REFUSED ENTRANCE TO VENEZUELAN PORT-EVENT IS CELE- BRATED 14r Bryan Puts in A Busy Day at Fairview FAIRVIEW LINCOLN Neb Aug 16 No political onfereneno having been arranged for today ithd no great number of visitors anticipated owing to the hentvtg rain of last nigiit and this morning which made travel on the trolley line to Fairview uncomfortable Wm Bryan set tied down to another day of hard work in his Ti clicking of typtwriterm which could he heard us one approached the house gave evidenee that business was befog dispatched at tt rapid wive The Indianapolis trust speech is nearing completion and work on the Topea4 Speech on the guarantee nm bank deposna will moon he begun The speech at Des Moines Aug I where the Aubject be the tariff was today delivered to the press associations for distribution ameng their members It will be anmewhat longer than the notification address on the tariff question It has not yet been deohled what time of the day Mr Brian will speak Tile added prophecy Di Tammany Leafier Charles Alurphy that New York would be found for Bryan In Novenn ber and of Fred Morris former member of the 11 Mink Legislature that that State could be reckoned in the Democrat-to column caused satistaction at Fairview today Mr Bryon got much comfort out of the prediction yesterday of State Chairman Connors that the Empire Slate watt safely for him but the Additional assurances of Mr Murphy who conentered as being in ilkkry 'dose tenth with the political situation ef New York were more than welcome news to the Democrat lc Candidate Niorris rode out to the Bryan home during the afternoon and brought the ncouraging news from his State The doubt with respect to the hour at which Mr Bryan would apeak in Den Mines on Aug ZI WHo4 removed this tern oo when he stated that the programme for the delivery of the speeches the open Air At 8 oclock in the evtating probably LIE the Fair Grounds Mr Kern at Rome INDIANAPOLIS Ind Aug NV Kern arrived home from Nob laSt night and this rooming ha and Mrs Kern left for Rockville to spend Sunday with friends Mr Bryan will come to Intilatiapollt4 probably on the Morning Of Aug 25 the day of the Kern notincatinm and in the afternoon he wilt make a speech at the State Fair ntratunds National Chairman Alack will acronym fly him to thin city Mr Kern says he has a partial promise from Mr liroin that he will make several other speerhos in the State hut that this can not he announced definitely at present SCRANTON Pa Aug were not at hand ordered out the Svc- Penns3Avania Coal Coke Company 1 ono of the biggest mining concerns in I and clumnand- ed the Seventh Regiment to hold itself the bit UnthiOUS thilda Of Western Penn- readinesm for a call Poth are sylvania went into the handm Of a re ceiver -today on application of the cago regiments' Scranton Trust Company the trustee SPELNGFIELP Aug for the consolidated ts-mdholders city hich is richest in menotrles or the judge Edwards of this city appoint- grCat emancipator is tonight an armed ed Thoinas 'Watkins receiver The camp because its citizens petition alleges tite company through its lesses the Pennsylvania Beech gave vent to hatred of the race whieli Creek Eanden Coal Company vtas Abraham Lincoln declared free Squads unable to meet its rental obligations of soldiers are patrolling the down A Lathrop President of the coin- town streets and in the troubled porpony gives the inrtinsie values of the tams of commnity etir bat- properties tit more than th against a total indebtedness of about talions are watching over the lives and $13000000 There was mined from the properly of the negroes property during the year 11407 nearly Early today friends ofWilham Howe 4000000 tons Of coal The compalliv a county oftichti who WaS seriously owns over 100000 acres or coal lands in tea containing over S00000000 Inns of hurt that he is hovering between life coal The company has thirty-three and death made efforts to enlist fol modernly equipped collieries OWlia ita lovers for a raid of vengeance upon dovka and barges in New York harbor titutk belt sheriff wertwr at tim ownm 1000 standard gauge railroad titied Cloy Denven licit more Ina cars 1000 coke ovans 1260 dwellings and Ws() owns a number of waer and ho nocostrY electric light companies The response (Pt' tilts Executive a prompt and a full brigade of State CRUISER ON THE ROCKS troops is hOW here under command or reb Colorado Strikers at Dotib7e -YOtI7t The troops consit of the First Fourth anti Fifth regi- Point Out From Seattle inent of infantry the Second siontiinal SEATTLE Wash Aug -The ar- Thofect cruiser Colorado of the of traN airy and a galling gorC squadron "et hbh Th determination of thr State to pro- NoyYarti at 6 in for San Franoo vient on th rocks tn a lint' fog em- 950 order is slum i a statement at ttouhie Point capt Vadet vood giN tel mit by Gov lioneen this evening FPnt a WirairiS itinssage tor and tire tug Navajo left here at a PESINESS PLACI-8 she iI1 attempt to haul the eruker tEl a precaution all business estabhigh tide at ti it tn If successful rte eaatii1 win ta 1tttitgt ititik ti tile in the city closed tonight at Puget Sound Navy Yard for tptir Is o'lock Th sttis anti liquor understood that the ernieer noi waking i-torcs )11i not beidi hrons Wat'l it id It is bellevtt that she itt oriously tiainatted The criosezs Tee- midnight Friday 'rho Mayor caused a to mess and Waarlinglan wirl roi-tponentent he tvp fling- perform inornihg were not at hand ordered iiut the Sec- oral Regiment I and command- the Seventh Rihgtment to hold itself in readiness for a call 'loth are Chi- cago regiments PIUNGFIELD Aug Which is rihest in menoirlem fI theo great emancipator Is tonight an armed carop because its citizens gave vent to hatred of the race which Abraham Lincoln declared free Squads of soldiers are patrolling the down town streets and in he troubled por- of the commUnity entire hat- talions are watching over the lives and properly of the negroes Early today friends ofWilham Howe a county official NVI'0 was so seriously liurt that is hovering between lifo and death made efforts to enlist fol irra ers for a raid of vengeance upon thr Mar belt Sheriff Werner at Oftre 110 tined Cloy Denoen that more troops wouid he necessary The response of the Executive vas prottipt and a full brigade of State troops is ri 0 here under command or Geh 4' Young The troops consist of the First Fourth and Fifth regi- ments of infantry the Seeond santridron of caNalry and a galling gun squadron The determination of the State to pre- order is slum in' a statement glico out hy Cloy 'Dencen this evening illSINESS CLOSE a precaution all business estab- CHICAGO Aug 15---Soon after Sept 1 Chairman Hitchcock of the Republican National Ccarimittee expeets to go to smile place in the South to confer with Republican leaders This meeting probably will be held in Nashville Tenn After that he will go to the Pacific coast Representative McKinley of Illinois arrived here today for a conference with Mr Hitchcock Ile is the Chairman of the Republican Congrescilonal Committee and the two Chairmen desired to discuss the plans for co-operation of the two branches of the campaign work For the first thne since his appointmentits Treaciurer of the Republican National Committee George Sheldon of New York today consented to diacuss the trouble tc of the men wile expect to find the money for the con duct of a National campaign He is here to consult with Chairman Frank Hitchcock and other officialaof the National Committee about the 'Western preliminaries The gist of his talk with newspaper men was the ignorance of corporatiou officials and even of members of Congress that a law has been passed denying the right of corporations to make contributions to campaign funds Because of Me ignorance of the law Mr Sheldon said he had been eompelled to return to the senders a number of checks that he had received althotigh the money lit greatly Decided He declared that It is the purpose to publish every individual contribution after election which plan is In accordance with the expressed wishes of Mr Taft am well as Repub' 'lean leaders generally "The decision to publish the names allcontributors" said Mr Sheldon 'has made the matter of collecting' funds uphill work The gathering of funds will be done wholly under the uspicea of the National Committee and will be directed by the Treasurer the Assistant Treasurer and the Advisory Committee which Is soon to be a ppolated'- The suggestion has been made that the State Committee handle thk collections in their own States but his plan does not appear to be feasible The National Committee will have It own agents in eaeh State the men to be drawn from the influential business men of the Varinue sections" Speaking of the probable coat of running the Repuhlivan National Committee 'ale Sheldon est mu ted that bet weqii $4000e0 and will be needed to defray the traveling expenses Of sreakers knit that it would cost at IciaLcst $20(4)0 to put one piece of literature in the hands of every voter fixed the cost of campaign buttons at more than 75o00 anti said that other la it go sums would needed for the ex pens() of headquarters lit hoard phi end advertisig Then there aro other matters that will be costly CLASHING JURISTS JUDGE GALLOWAY AND JIDGE MOSS AT ODDS OVER TUE BERNSTEIN CASE MEMPHIS Tenn Aug 15--(Spe- Judge Joho Atitss et the First Criminal Court persists in try- ing Ilarry Bernstein for receiving stolen Jewelry on three indictments nul- Idled by order of Probate tudge 110 Will ION hintSelf IItt to litilieitritilitqlt is gist of a' declaration made by Judge Hallovay GilliiiWaY had releasea Bern- sicin on a writ of haireas corpus pro- ceedings because the State had no wit-As flosses present illter set eral contirm MEMPHIS Tenn Aug 15---(SpeJudge Jolla Athss of the First Criminal Court persists in trying Ilarry Bernstein for receiving stolen Jewelry on three indictments nulidled by order of Probate Judge Galloway 110 will titg to woritnint Is gist of a' ticlaration made by Judge Hail(W ay judge Galloway had re1ease1 Bernstein on a ivrit haneas corpus proceedings because the State had no witnesses present iifter seAeral WILLEMSTAD Aug 15--Uettere received here from Venozuelit get forth that the Venezuelan port authoritlea IA't I refuse all cktrgo and passengeN coming from Curacao Vessels however front the island will be achnitted Into port NV it hout the formality of Consular despatch It seems that the authorities refused to permit the Dutch cruiser Gelderlinal to enter the port Of LaGuayra and this act was regarded at the capital in the light of a 'defeat for The Netherlands' man-of-war It was celebrated with a reception by President Castro at which there was music and flancing and IN hen the President made- his way through the streets of the city he us given an ovation An official of the etrstomshouse at Lalluayra who had co lib munication with the Gchlerland has been dismissed The Gelderland went into LaGuayra Aug 1 and when she returneJ here her commander said that all communication with the shore had been refuse) The porrauthorities decline to accept an communication to the Gorman Minister who is in charge ef Gm interests of The Netherlands in Curacao The population of Curacao has petitioned the Governor Of the colony to declare! free the importation and exportation of arms and ammunition An announcement which will be re eeived with mueh Interest by I hecountx less friends of the gt ntlemen concerned is that Reuben Gentry who for sevr eral years has most acceptably filled the position of general manager of the famous Overton Hall Farm located neer' Nashville has organized the Smith-cientry Company of Corcoran CHI and accompanied by his family will leave for his neW home in the Golden State on Sept I ivbere in emir nection with George A Smit Mr Gentry as Vice President Slid general manager will conduct the business of the company which has a capital t4tock of $7(S11100 all of 1111011ms been paid In Mr Gentry has purchased from Jesse Overton the well known ovnI er of Overton Ball Farm the entire herd of Berkshire hogs now at the farm and will ship them to Corcoran next month Ile is also negotiating for log of the most fashlontibly-bred Jer spy cattle in the South and these will also be sent to the West MAGNIFICENT RANCH Mr Smith of Corcoran Will be President ot the compeny end as etated Mr Gentry will discharge the 'duties of Vice President and general manager Mr Smith is one of the best known and most popular stock men on the Patine coast anti the splendid ranch of the Smith-Gentry Company is said to be the best equipped in the West' It is located on the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railroad about ninety miles in a atralght line from Loa Angeles end in a seet ion of conntry Butt is ideal for the purposes for which it im desig' ed There are 600 acres of the most productive ground IM the country end all of it is in alfalfa Several crops of alfolfa can be tut during the year and it IS held in high favor by he agriculturists of that nmeh favored region On the ranch the finest of Jersey rattle hogs and draft IlOrsps vill be raised: and sect-lid attention is to be paid to the production of certified milk the fartn being the largest in the country devoted to this purpose Contracts have already beet) made for the delivery of 1000 gallons of miik per day shipments to be made to many points in California and contiguous States The farin vontains netural gas and artesian water and all of the buildings arc of a most substantial- anti attractive character l'ituated as it is in one I he greatest Sta tes in the Union where the people are enterprising and pi figessie and win-re nature is most lavish in providing all that is needed 1tr the suetenanee comfort anti pleasure of those within its taaders and with an unrivaled climate it wnuld em that this celebrated rench Is ideatly located MANAGED BILTMORE While the' departure of Mr GOntrx and his estimable fatally is to be generally NIzTet ted ell 'tvill unite in the hope Hutt the greatestsuecess )A111 al- tgslid thorn in heir 'hew home Gentry has a 'National reputation as a stoek man and prior to coining to Nashville vas for stveral years general manager of the great Bilt more Fa run at Biltmore N' Ile aehleVed a wile renown itt Hittmore and stnee coming to Overton Ilan Farm he has ii dited much to the very enviable position he has so Ping held With the magi-Mb-mit herds from Overton Hall Farm he WOn the championship of the world on Jerseys and 'Berkshires capturing the championship Of England three year In suocession and twice winning it afteraard Ile has visited almost every State Fair held in the United Statee Thcing- the past three years Anil has taken first priaes at nearly every one Thu trophies rarried off in theserspirit- contests are immix the roost I posessions of Overton Lill Fart and (Continued en SccQtat rage) containanes and developments showed that only one witness a prearisi to Indict and ht evidence WitS helirSa J111g0 MkW1N in making his de ordered the indictment quashed and Judge Nioss declared that he had no right to do It In fact Judgo Moss declared he Would go into trial of the Bernstein ease when wiinesses wore had "I have drawn it 11 the constitution a ring around Bernstein figuratively waking" sta toll Judge Gi11401y "and I do not hcheye that judge Moss will break it- Judge tldloway by way of illustration cited the linpeachment Judge Dubose Jr what he Judge GallownY says was On action identleal Ith an action as Judge Moss proposed to make in trying Bernstein' riktil for Sari tmuorrow Proba Exehavve thal tIi rnited St cs ern iser I w011 11 hove in Pngt Snnt 1)41iy was tiljatcii a I 4 ro) ii l'he crnir ils 1)11I Uttli' danliwo1 FOR THE POSTMASTERS' MEETING IN NASHVILLE JAIL BROKEN INTO RESUMING THEIR MARCH TOWARD MOROCCO CITY itteil of "A Broken biol" a new opera Vi filch Tireienttiii by Int iSTusli al Company a chirago Oti tho 111 the rivrrirtliali'kt tho tiptit'arance thr i the gills and it Ivat4 largely on- titi-i ount that tie) ilayor t01( thii action Caldv(11 iis 11 Foqator of thty fightilig ill P1t Sprinlhclil died ttv ill the liopital PAS tho of a 1)1101(1 itounil ITI ih t-toma )i Ills Hth trttight th tt11 lynching tonight tip I ti tho olhor ictiml bring Louis Johm11 ho vas hen 10-11111mq was' i'mckell 1-1111 NA 1111 IVIIM BUT PORTSMOUTH VA MOB FAILS TO FIND THE NEGRO SOUGHT FOR TANGIER Aug 15--The troops of Alutel-Azizthe Sultan of Record have resumed their march toward Ntoroeca City They recently had on engage7 went with two columns under Mit lid liatid the irottrigent Sultan in whirh they WeEP victorious in spite of losing loony men killed )4nd wounded Po tore marching to the interior AbdelAzizs foe effoctoti a juncture anh the Al tougul tribes ot Chiehaourt It Is rumored here that lfflol Itsfid Is tilt A1 Wkile10 0 0 rumored here that Niulai Ilatid is seri- CRIPPLES BOTH Nastv111 Ittrreait 'All1114y 1i1nilug WASH I )N Tho 011'1ov 1)1441111rnt 4it (lay gritting not dilys li fourt 11-Hdfs pct ti tond t4tate 1 t'ho posi 11Jrrs 4f thRt tfb tiril In NJ-11 wo 11 11 ATNINS NEFF AND ASKEW I strpots RATTLE FOR SENATE I r1y ItIorning Alleged Safecrackers Hun Down at Huntsville ittNTSVILLE iVa Aug men who are believed to ineinhcrs gang of that ersckeol the safe of the NaAville Chattahoora St Louis litalkay d'epot ttuntrsville a leIN ht ago were captured last night Iteth are cripples Prot they hove given fictitious names -rho men came up on the train from nobb's lMtiLTlrl yomterday afternoon They 070 Socn neat the eity wlt third Mall Vk h0 IA as AN C11 dressed and carried a grit' When a toDioroached the errowd the Vtell oiremeol loan ran off This cripples were ed and carried a grip When a olith 1104111cee rw cod he melt and I Ifirsed loan ran off The cripples vere the vigaindel 1r ink lieltniirr ana JACKSCIN Tenn Antt The "run Off" twteea II Ntirt o1 Thf) 11Th vr sb A IL ASkf'W far the Senate is wiz thrilugh the inpt not tixtted to warm Ncrf I king the rare on )1 thro11 tho ilawe tftraiglit l'ouinf'raLte fighting Askew is kno4n as a State-a hien The ths rdihg to tho tolNH iins The N191114'11IK Va Aug prevailed in Portsmouth today following the jail attack last night by ii mob who sought thf llegrr) 4811114111144 Of Mr Albert POWell of Premier Place after the prisonets had without the knowledge of the mob been brought to Norfolk for 'oafs keeping Ilenr5 Sind alias Osrar rerry the negro witp the assault moo Mrs Powell was today held to the greed Jury Stotth admitted breaking into the Powell house robbing it and baying is struggle with tho women anti made only offieht dental of the i4Rfettilt Ten men eight white and' two negoies alleged to have participated in 'dal night's ittlitek on the eouitty Jt were today before Mayor Peed ill PlIrl 4MOttt II 'Ill ei Mett were ontinttert until Aug 19 'rhe moh last night was Pot only ertrostt with pistols knives a nti r'Ope but stover11 or the moo ktietigo hemmers sit it which to break hito the nooma (ells it necessary The leaders it in (erne' hroas Into tta room of the wire of Jailer Illiybert while she was In bed anti 1antinii the jail krys seriously 0 Woodruff's Appeal ously ill NEV YORK Aug 15--Thuothy Wootdrafr Chairman of the State DeOBION ENTERPRISE SOLD pubiklin Committee sent a letter to 111Th4i10111T irr-1Spe tho business men of New yotk today Rooks Brothers ef0mpany 8 pponling to th OM for CorttributionS tll InthilSherS of he liumboldt Courier- he Repuhilcan campaign fund The Chronicle an1 ho have operated the let ter in part follows: Obion Enterpris3 for nearly two year hi IlKeRSH11 if we are to insure have announced that they litt ve sold beyond question the election of Ta it their paper at Obion to Arch Johnson and Sherman that a campaign he of Union City ho will take charge prnsecuied in New York State which on Monday the 17th Mr Johnson hag may arouse every believer in a safq been connected with Union City papers and conservative goverment to a full for several years ariProciatien ofthe issues which are in-- Nolved and 1 appeal to you 14M St bliFtENGRAVING ENGRAVINa riess man to make such contributions Half-tones zine etchings ete Sand for 'as "'I sultshin lis to Primples and prices The American I de' 1113 work in the uteel effective manItfityleg L'ePattxtletitt Nashville 'tutu ner" ter in part follows: hi AfWeASH11 if we are to Insure bryondonestion the election of Taft and Sherman that a campaign he prosecuted in New York State which may itroumt every believer in a safe and conservative goverment to a full tion of the Issues which are inNolved and I appeal to you as a buFtreSS Initfl to make such contributions A keq111 in you A oitalfin to roatdo um to hij work in the ntost effective mariner" Antis04011 Letigii4 iitickiii Akiw thers Ntort led In the first unary The run iniur''L surforing from off prtnixtry is thi '''1 inst 'cA nill)14 f'tsily CAW lirett Hoth ff thn1 1I tick rihert zzeidler mallot chas Os to (1ttallaoga over the SU FE ED PARALYTIC STROKE 1 t011110 Lesh4r itolt i-lin Norkii Eti Hauki)and sivet AI donors In eiliingtt JACK'S( )N '1'4 "IL -ng 17'---ISiq'Cill I inelN11 Nvili 1 1 TI't third Mall rfnlaine1 in iOtirlig tirl- 1) Dogger 1 a strito 00 til OW l'hottenoga train and he crt 1Isley tchro1 Lf A i IT ren rantlysis Ithl It is thought Ill not hA1 i caught it iintl gone rEcover trout it Arthur Try W111 11 rtgton to that tty.