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PREACHERS IN COURT Denver Judge Forces Ministers to Answer Contempt Summons. denoument in whisky fight Church People Charged that Court Connived With Thieves and Mur derers and Prostituted His Position. At Denver. Col., Tuesday Rev. M. A. Under, pastor of Grace M. E. Church; Rev. W. H. Talmadge, state superin tendent of the anti-saloon league and Secretary Walter D. Wynkoop, of the Christian Endeavor Society of Den ver. were summoned to answer in Judge Palmer’s division of the dis trict court to the charge of contempt. I. P. Stauer, secretary of the Chesa peake Oyster house swore to the charges. Attorney Milton H. Smith, who is acting for the Chesapeake and Daniel Cronin in the saloon injunction case, appeared as attorney for Mr. Stauer in the contempt 'cases. Rev. Mr. Rader is cited for contempt on account of having made the fol lowing statement from his pulpit: "The saloon men prevailed upon Judge Palmer two weeks ago to grant an injunction against the enforcement of the law. I have respect for our courts as such, but when the district judge prostitutes the bench to such low ends, 1 confess 1 am not astounded, but deeply grieved. Whoever heard of such a procedure? The idea of our court conniving with the law break ers; It is high time to call a halt. I suppose we will soon be informed that a judge will grant injunctions against the enforcement of the laws against thieves and sluggers and murderers.” The information against Mr. Tal madge says that in an interview he declared in substance: "That the said Peter L. Palmer was under the control and influence of the saloon men of the city of Denver, and That the said injunctions were issued by him at their behest and that it would be worth while for the saloon men to pay Judge Palmer $20,000 to make the Injunction permanent, but :hat if it were accomplished it would result in a great upheaval of the Chris tian people of Denver.” Mr. Wynkoop is cited in conse quence of his issuing the following no tice to members of the Christian En deavor Society: "Dear Endeavorers: It is desired that at the meeting of our Christian Endeavor Society on Sunday night the president state the fact that Judge Palmer has issued a temporary injunc tion and he will attempt to permit the saloons to reopen all over the city on Sundays unless the better class of the people impress him that he shall not do so. Ask all present who are in favor of the saloons closing on Sundays to raise their hands; all who will attend Judge Palmer’s court at 10 a. m. Monday, June 10th, and see that he'gives fair play to the Christians of Denver. Yours in the work, “W. N. WYNKOOP.” Judge Palmer set the contempt case for hearing on June 26th. Argument was then begun on the question of making permanent the injunctions for the issuance of which ministers had criticised the court. These restrain the police board from prohibiting the serving of liquors in the Chesapeake restaurant on Sundays and from ex cluding women from dance halls and wine rooms. GEORGIA EDITORS TO BUFFALO. Both Associations Will Take In the Big Show Together. Mr. H. H. Caoaniss, president of the Georgia Press Association, an nounces that arrangements have been completed for the annual meeting and trip of the Georgia Press Association aud the Weekly Press Association. President W. S. Coleman, of The Ce dartown Standard, had a conference with Mr. cabaniss some time since, and inasmuch as both associations want to make the trip to the Pan-Am erican exposition, it was decided to embrace both meetings in one. The members of the Georgia Press Associa tion will meet at the Kimball house at 10 o’clock on the morning of July 10th. PLANT MACHINISTS GIVE NOTICE. Demand Work Day of Nine Hours. Strike Grows at Savannah. The strike of the railroad machin ists in Savannah, Ga., appears to be growing. While the Seaboard Air Line officials say that they are get ting along all right with the new men employed, the machinists in other rail roads are said to be contemplating going on a sympathetic strike to aid their fellow-workmen of the Seaboard in gaining their ends. Monday the Plant system machinists gave notice that they must be given a working day of nine hours in the future or they would go out. Carnegie Now a LL. D. In connection with the week’s cele bration of the 450th anniversary of iue foundation of Glasgow university, the degree of LL. D. was conferred on Andrew Carnegie. By Wireless Message. The steamer Lucania, the first of the Cunard vessels to be fitted with the Marconi system of wireless tele graphy, made communication with the shore twenty miles from Liverpool. ' BRITISH-AMERICAN PLAN. For Settlement of Chinese Indemnity Question May Prevail. The news dispatches from Pekin convey to the official mind of Wash ington the belief that what is known as the British-Ameriean plan of set tling the indemnity question is mak ing headway and that it will be adopt eu in the end as the only feasible scheme. The firm attitude of the United States in declining to enter into a joint guarantee of the enormous bo*d issue is believed to have had its effect in inducing the ministers to ac cept the British-Ameriean proposition. It is certain that any movement to ward the settlement of this indemnity question must result in unanimity to be effective. Although often mention ed, details of the British plan have not heretofore been given. Prom an au thoritative source they are learned to be as follows: The Chinese government is to issue bonds to each of the powers to the amount of the indemnity due each. These bonds are to bear 4 per cent in terest, with a clause providing one half of 1 per cent for amortization. Certain of the Chinese revenues now specifically designated in the proposi tion are to be ear-marked for the liq uidation of the bonds. A committee appointed by the foreign powers is to take charge of the questions relat ingg to the revenues ihus ear-marked, and the committee is to arrange de tails by which the revenues are to be applied on the lords. In case or de fault on the bonds, the default is to be to the committee and not to the sever al powers. “I REGRET TO ANNOUNCE.” Kitchener Notifies London of Another Licking By the Boers. Lord Kitchener has cabled from Pre toria under Sunday’s date as follows: “Near Welmans Rust, twenty miles south of Middelburg, 250 Victorian mounted rifles from General Beaston’s co.umn were surprised in camp by a superior force of Boers at 7:30 p. m. June 12th. The enemy crept up to within short range and poured a. deadly fire into the camp, killing two officers and sixteen men and wound ing four officers and thirty-eight men, of whom twenty-eight were slightly wounded. Only two officers and fifty men escaped to General Beaston’s camp. ALL QUIET AT BENTON. Vigilant Efforts Made to Capture Slayer of Young Fos.er. A special from Shreveport, La., says: The search for Prince Edwards, the murderer of John Gray Poster, con tinues, though with indifferent success. The searchers are working night and day. Great difficulty is experienced in extracting information from the ne groes in the country which Edwards is supposed to nave passed. All is quiet at Benton. The sheriff says he apprehends no trouble, but is fully prepared to meet it should it come. He has a largo armed force in readiness, and can put it in seivice at a moment’s notice. The temper of the public has cooled considerably. DIVERS ARE NONPLUSSLD. Search for Dead In Wrecked Boat Re veals Only Two Bodies. A New York dispatch says: After more man twenty-four hours’ search for dead bodies in the Staten Island ferry boat i.orthfield after her collis ion with the Jersey Central ferry boat Mauch Chunk, on Friday evening, only two has been found. How many other fatalities resulted from the accident is a mystery. Six persons are still re ported to be missing. One body found was that of Jere V. Wright, note teller of the Oriental bank, residing at New Brighton, S. 1., and the other was that of Juan A. Ben itez, Porto Rican and clerk in the steamship office. OREGON GREATLY DAMAGED. Cost of Repairs on Big Warship Wili Aggregate $250,000. It is estimated that the repairs to the Oregon, which has just arrived at San Francisco from the orient, ren dered necessary by the uamage sus tained when she was wrecked in the gulf of Pe Chi Li will require about six months on the dry dock and cost fully $250,000. ANXIOUS FOR NEW ROAD. Citizens of Decatur, Ala., Working to Secure a Right of Way. Suoscrlpticns are being raised at Decatur, Ala., to pay the expenses of a committee and attorney to get the right of way for the proposed Decatur, Danville and Southwestern railroad i_rougn the county, the committee to start out within the next few days. The roau passes through a section rich in timber, coal and -ron. James E. Moon ey and John Carlisle, of Cincinnati, are interested in the road, and the prospects are bright for its early con struction. WAR FACTS WITHHELD. Success of Boers In South Africa Kept From British Public. British newspapers which usually support the government continue to grumble, says the London correspond ent of The New York Tribune, because the British public are being kept in ignorance of the real facts of the war in South Africa. The Boers appear to be making steady progress in the south. THE WEEKLY NEWS, CARTEUSVILLE, GA NO REASON IN EITHER. “Aw, really, Miss Pert, it’s rather rude to say you don’t like my face. Why don’t you?” ‘‘Oh, because.” “Because? There’s no reason in that answer.” l( “Neither is there any in your face. —Philadelphia Press. ON THE CONTRARY. “I understand that visionary chap is regarded as being twenty years ahead of his time." ‘‘No,’’ answered the grave-looking citizen, “I am his landlord, and I know better than that. He is about six mor-ths behind time.”— ll'as/iingtOH Star. Postage to be- Krdiirrd to One Cent. 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