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The St. Johns herald., 1900-01-20
THE MOON OF MARS.
A satellite That Regularly Coca Through All It's Changes OF "Quar-
 ters" Every Night

The inhabitants of the planet Mars
 if there are any-witness every night
 spectacle the like of which, the as-
 tronomers tell us, may be seen nowhere
 else in the universe. They have a moon that rises in the west and sets in
 the east. and that goes through all it's phases in a single night. This moon, which is called Phobos, is only about seven miles in diameter, and is less than 4,C0G miles distant from Mars. Prof. Hall, who discovered it and it's companion, Deimos, in 1877. found that it revolres around the planet in seven hours and 38 minutes, and as the planet itself rOtates in 224 hours aud 37 minutes the moon makes little more than three revolutions while the planet is rotating once. It is this rapid mo- tiOn that gives Phobos it's unique dis tinctiOn. u moves toward the east, the direction in which Mars rotates, but it goes so fast that it disappears above the western three times while Mars is turning over one time. Thus the Martiaus have new moon, a cres- cent moon, half moon, a gibbous moon, a full moon and a new moon again all in one night.
 In the case of the earth and it's moon the conditions are reversed. The earth turns over on it's own axis about 2T times while the moon is going around it once. The motion of each is toward the east, but the more rapid movement of- the earth makes the moon appear to be moving toward the west. That t IS really going eastward is shown by it's rising from 45 to 50 minutes later every night and by the daily change of it's position among the stars.-Cin- sinnati Enquirer.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-01-20
Steel Combs.

4 man who saw in a sidewalk show case some steel combs, and who won dered what steel combs could be used for. found upon inquiry that they were used by furriers in combing furs. There was one of these combs that looked much like comb of the ordinary kind, coarse-toothed for half it's length and finer-toothed the other half; and then there was one comb that had teeth for half it's length, the solid end serving as 8 handle. There are other steel combs that are used for similar purpose, as steel combs made to comb dogs with. The dog comb looks somewhat like the fine-toOthed comb in it's general shape, but is larger, toothed on one side only, and coarser toothed than the so-called fine comb; the untoothed side combs of this sort are used on various kinds of dogs, including, for instance long haired dogs like the French poodle.-N. I. Sun. .~..,tt;s.x..,,,.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-01-20

! NO more will any Indians be al- lowed to leave the reservations to join themselves to Wild West Show" This ruling of the Depart
 mert has about broken up Buffalo Bills show business.
 Maj Gen. Zenas R. Bliss. U. s. A., retired, died recently in Providence Hospital, Washington. Gen. Bliss had served forty-seven years in the army.
 Rev. Dr.. Edward M'Glynn. the big hearted priest, as he was affec- tionately called, died in Newburg, N. r., 7th inst. pr. M'Glynn was an untiring worker in the cause of uplifting humanity.
 The Denver, Colorado, Iron Foundry was destroyed by fire last week. Loss, $l50,000.
 Range News: The Kansas Live Stock Association al it's recent meeting at Emporia, placed $2,0O0 at the disposal of a committee of representative men charged with the duty of endeavoring to secure a reduction of rates and better ser vice from the railroads.
 The Drover's Journal sounds timely warning against overdoing the sheep business. People are crowding into it without any knowledge of the requirements and are not unlikely to pay dearly for iheIr experience. When everybody IS going into sheep is the time for the wise man to hold aloof.
 Over in Connecticut the good people are praying for rain, to break the long continued drouth.
 MT. Joseph Mickey, who has travelled extensively in all parts of the world, picking up curios every where found, has lately presented d to the U. s. Mint at Philadelphia l coin 2,000 years old. The Rec ord of that city says it was struck | if in t.le mint of Philadelphia, | Lydia, country mentioned in tha Bible, at a time when Philadel- | 1hla was the most important city i n that far eastern ctuntIy.
 Orsa, Sweden comes nearly being real Utopia, state of ideal per ection indeed. The railways, tel graphs, telephones, schools and many other things are free. And here are no taxes. The wealth is lerived from the sale of trees from forest which by careful replant- ng; yields q princely revenue.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-01-20

Representative Shafroth of the First Congressional Dist, Colorado, has introduced resolution in Con- gress proposing to return all the flags, banners. cannon etc, captur- ed in the war with Mexico, 10 the government of that Republic. as token of our appreciation of the friendly relations existing between the two countries.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-01-20
GENERAL.

X statue to Daniel Webster was unveiled in Washington City, the 18th inst.
 A man in Iowa took oath thirty one years ago, when his only son was drowned, never to drink wa ter or take a bath. The old man kept his oath.
 Mail is carried in South Africa in coaches drawn by teams of ze- bras and mules. It is said these teams make better time than the railways there.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-01-20
Cotton from Fir Treen.

A new use has been found for wood through the invention by an Austrian of a process for making artificial cot ton from fir trees. The wood is re- duced to thin shavings, which are placed in washing apparatus, exposed to steam for ten hours. They are then subjected to strong preparation of sodium lye and are heated under great pressure for 36 hours.-N. |. World.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-01-20
White Sheen of A1a.kn.

This rare, wild white sheep is found nowhere in the world but Alaska, and few specimens for mounting whole have ever been obtained. This species, named Oyis dali by Prof. Dall, differs from its cousin, the Rocky mountain big horn (Ovis montana), in color, O.. montana being dull brown in mid- summer, changing to a grayish drab in winter, with light, ashy-colored patch over the trump all the year, while the O. dalh is snow white at all sea- sons-in fact, there is not a colored hair on any part of his body. He is not quite so stockily built as our "big horn," yet more trim and shapely Two of my specimens stood 42 inches at the shoulder. His limbs are not quite so heavy, and his horns will not average as large at the base, although quite as long. The horns of my largest specimen of 1897 measured ALA inches in length and 1415 inches in circumfer- ence at the base. The flesh is the most delicious of all wild game In the sum- mer this sheep lives chiefly on the rich, succulent growth of the Asplenium sep tentrionale, which grows in the crevices of the rock on the sunny slopes of this rugged range. This beautiful animal must endure great hardships to survive the winters of this icy north.-Outing.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-01-20
THE BOARD
ofSuperVlsors of Apache County
Minutes of the Session.
tContinued from issue of Jan. 1S.)

Continued from issue of Jan. 13.)
 The Report of Geo. H. Crosby road overseer of Edgar Dist. for the quarter ending Dec. 31, 1899. Af- ter fully examining the Report, il is hereby approved and claim al- lowed for 5 10
 The Report of Tedoro Chavez, road overseer of Fl Tule Dist, for the quarter en- ding Dec. 31, 1899. After fully examining the Report, it is hereby approved and claim allowed for 45
 The Report of J. c. Soren- son, road oyerseer of St. Johns Dist. After fully ex- amining the Report, it is hereby approved and claim allowed for 68.5O
 The Report of D. ". San ders, road overseer of Con- cho Dist, for quarter ending Dec. 31, 1899. After fully examining the Report, it it hereby approved and claim allowed for | 76
 The Report of Fredrick Hamblin, road overseer of Alpine Dist, quarter ending Dec. 31, 1899. After fully examining the Report, it is approved and claim allowed for 20
 The Report of James r. Thompson, road ovarseer of Springerville Dist for qnar. ter ending Dec. 31, 1899. After fully examining tho re- port, It is hereby approved and claim allowed for 1863
 The following Road Overseers are hereby appointed for the year 1900, to take effect upon each and all of them giving bond and oath of office required by law: Jas. F. Thompson, Springerville District.
 Nicolas Chavez. Fl Tule Dist. Wm. Holgate, St. Johns W. W. Edgar, Edgar {" D. " Sanders, Concho s. II. Howell, Greer W. W. Lund, Nutrioso '" Fredrick Hamblin. Alpine
 The Board now takes recess un- til ? P. NJ.
 The Board resumed session at ? P. NJ. Full Board and Clerk pres ent.
 The Board now proceeds to ex- anime the Report of Anthony Long Justice of the Peace of Springerv'le Precinct, for the quarter ending Dec. 31, 1899, which IS hereby ap- proved and claims allowed, paya- ble out of the expense fund, for Justice of the Peace fees s 17.50
 Claim of H. H. Mitch. ell, interpreters fees ss$2.00
The St. Johns herald., 1900-01-20
Graham snonge Cake.

Three eggs beaten light, one and one half cups of sugar, one-half cup of cold water; add two rounding cups of Gra- ham flour in which has been sifted two teaspoons of baking powder, and one saltspoo1 of salt, flavor to taste. Beat hard for a few minutes, then bake in a rather quick oyen.--Home Magazine,
The St. Johns herald., 1900-01-20
MOTHER GOOSE UP TO DATE.

There was 8 man in our town Invested all his health, With madly avaricious aim, To win the goal of wealth; And when the same he had attained With all his might and main, He vainly lavished all his wealth To get his health again.
 Golfers Weekly
The St. Johns herald., 1900-01-20
Gambling in France

Gambling in France is said to have reached such proportions that the gov ernment has begun to study the eues- tion seriously. It is estimated that half of the suicides in Paris are due to losses at the races.-N. '. Sun. ----~
The St. Johns herald., 1900-01-20
ST. JOHNS HERALD.
ADVERTISING RATES

ADVERTISING RATES. inch l mos. $1. mos. $l,50 8 mos g. 6 mos. s. l year $5.
 inches mos. $l 50 mos. $2,50, 3 mos. s. mos. $4, ,50 year $7,50. Rates on large contracts given on ap- plication.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-07
JOLLY GUY WOODWARD,
A.Gcod Company To Be at the Opera.
House sspt. IL

The WOodward-Warren company
win open the season at the opera house
with weeks engagement, beginning
Monday night, Sept. II.
The Atlanta Journal, speaking Of
Guy Woodward company, when play :
ipg in that sity, says:
"a Gold Minis was given last night
By the Woodward Warren company
ct the Columbia thsatsr. A large aud.
ssnce witnessed the performance, and
showed appreciation by frequently ap-
pIauding the clever lines that fairly
brissled from this delig ghtful little com
sdy, The second aos is SO full of bright
sayings that the audience was kept
rlPpting with laughter.
Guy Woodward was seen in the
leading role, that of 'sllaS WOlOott;
the American. His conception of the
role was good, and he carried it to "a
anish gracefully. MISS Bertha Hough-
ton nlled the role Of the Hon. Mrs.
Msrsdith'in pleasing manner, The
minor roles weFs well taken.
"MensiOn must be made Of the clever
spsoiaIties Of the REmlsy sisters and
Charles Milton.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-07
OUR POPULATION.
Win Probably BE Two Weeks Before
1t hGiyen Out.


1t viii probably bel tno weeks or more
before the Wsahingtea authorities VIII
let us know what Brunsvick's popula-
sion is.
The people of Atlanta expect to hear
every day how many people that city
has, and after their population is given
Savannah, Augusta and Macon will be
given out, and thon the smaller cities
viii follow,
There are many who differ in opinion
as to what the new census will give US.
Some think we have gsined a few thou
sand, while others are Of the opinion
that it will hardly go over that Of 1890.
which was 8, ,459.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-07
WILL ORGANIZE
At IN EARLY DAIE
Chamber Of Commerce d
Sure Go Now
|lR A HUNDRED signed
The Organization win Bsgin
With Not Less Than
TIVE Hundred hive
Members,


There is 40 doubt now about Bruns.
wick hasihg an aotiys Chamber 81
GemnerOs Within the next month II
ths ioOgsit,
TIE way the business men havs aign.
Cd the oharteFlist isindeed gratifying
70 those who want toDss the oity grow.
ns the end Of the week there win De
more than two hundred names dswn
representing al classes Of business,
tts Organisation meeting win be
eaasd At an sarly dats for the purpose
of getting down to work as sosn as
possible.
Probably the frst business Of the
Chamber Of Commsroe viii be nave
msnt tOwsrdsae SECURING cotton ship-
ping firm, and there i no doubt1of it
ending succsslfullg il the work is
started at ones
Thoss who have not signed the "roll
Of honor should DO. 90 1t once and at
- j 80
tend the organization meeting
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-07
STATE FAIR OPENS

Sacramento, Sept. 6.-The annusRg
state fair opened here today. 1t sur.
passes anything Of the kind ever held in
this section and approaches the sxposi-.-
tion order Full compliments, showing
all phases Of California agricultural and.
fruit growth, are exhibited, besides a.
compIste showing Of all up to date ma
chinery, Stock exhibits are also feat,
ure.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-07
ON A CRUISE.

Hayr9, Sept. G.-Tbe United States
training ship Lancaster arrived here
this morning. She will stay st this port
for two weeks. The Lancaster has just
finished cruise In the Baltic, where
Chrissiana, Copenhagen and Stockholm
were visited. She will sail from here
for Lisbon and Gibraltar.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-07
southern DEAD
TOBE RE.BOR|ED
Bodies Are to Be Removed
Al. Once.
WHERE PLAN ORIGINATED.
The Bodies II AA the south's
Dead Are to Be Buried
Below tha Mason and
Dixon Line,
WHERE PLAN ORIGINATED

The Confederate sousheta Memorial
Association, with headquarters in New
Orleans, has arranged to reclaim :the
bodies ofthe routhsrn dead In Nor.h-
arneemeteries and to reinter them
either n the church yards aud ceme-
teriaa Of their resp psctiy states or in a
plot 70 bsspeeia11y SET aside for The
purpose IN the National esnetsry at
As1ingfon, Va, directly opposite
Washington.
. The aifilialed associations, The num-
erous camps ofthe Confederate Vet
eraus and the state chapters of the
United Daughters of the confederaoy
hsye been asked to assist In the work.
The lists OF all Confederate dead
buried In northern cemeteries will be
published throughout the south, thus
giving friends and veterans an oppor-
tuni y to claim theirdasd.
The moYenentis due to an act Of con
gress which, in the sundry civil appyor
pristion bill, approved june 6, 1900, pro-
yidsd for the disinterment OF these bod,
les Of the southern dead and their rs,
burial in special part Of tho national
cemetery al Arlington, Va. The date
of removal is set for October. Holly
wood cemetery in Richmond has been
placed q lbe disposal Of the association
for ths re,4tsrmsnt of the bodies Of
all Confederate soldiers which remain
unclaimed.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-07
GERMAN SOLDIERS SAIL.

Bremerhaven, Germany, Sept. e.
The last shipment of German soldiery
for active service IN China sailed from
here today. This makes a total Of
$500 nen, besides ENORMOUS stores O
howitzsr' snd shells that have been
shipped from here within the past.
fortnight.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-07
PLATFORM RATIFIED.

Lynn, Mass, Sept. Ga monster
ratification meeting to endorse the
Kansas City platform will be held bV
the democrats here tomorrow. George
Fred Williams will be the principal
speaker. The arrangements have pro
yided for one Of the largest audiences
yet assembled in this city.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-07
NEGROES MoBBEp,
Chicago the Scene OF Some Race
Trouble.

Chicago, Sspt. s.-The quick run of
patrol wagon and the smart unload
ing Of It's force Of officers at midnight
saved two negroes from the hands of
white mob that WAS madden to the
point OF lynching the colOred men.
In hght at sixty-arst street and
Wentworth avenue, the two hsd
slashed two other negroe with rszors
a mob quickly gathered.
Z rjos call to the Englewood police
stktiou brought the wagon and six
men, headed by ssrgautS ssorsn and
Dslahanty. They made a CHARGE
.nsing clubs aud revolvers to awe the
mob, bat even by free display Of their
weaponS they had great difficulty in
reaching the negro prisonsssz1r4SO
we're then struggling for their lives,
When the policemen we're finally
successful in placing the CSlorsd men
In the patrol wagon the horses were
driven at a mad pace to the police
station ia order to get away from the
crowd. The men wounded by the
prisoners were taken to the hospital,
where thsiI wounds were pronounced
probably fatal. 0
The prisoners were severely beaten
81 the mob before being rescued by the
police.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-07
A QUEER CASE.

New York, Sept, .. 5.-WilliAm Park,
the representative In this city Of g.
Foster CLARK & Co., a firm which has
widely advertised all over the country
the "Einel Tower Lemonade, sp>
peared before the court here today on
the charge OF selling goods y ith mis-
leading label. II appears that the
lemonade advertised was analyzed by
the chemists of the Pure Food Depart
ment, and was found to contain a COM
pound Of tartaric Aoid, citriO Acid ana
sugsr. The case is being watched
closely by the "lsbsl" men,
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-07
AZ remedy of the day i. un-.

at remedy of the day is un-.
Rnably Psin Killer, for the in--.
elisfOf al burns, scalds, bruises
and for pains in the stomcch and
bowels ~ wellsas in sudden attacks Of.
cholera morbus. No family should
pretend to keep houssIwithout it all.
ways by them. Avoid subStitutei--~
there is but one Pain>Killsr, Perry
Davis. Price Pric e25o. and 500.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-07
ONE HUNDRED
HL|P|NOS Slain
Twenty Seven Americans
Did the Work.
IT WAS A GRAND Fight
Not a Single One of Unole Sans
Troops Was Killed By the
Enemy During the
Fight. -sza1

Manila. Sept, 8. "A de:achmens Of
"a psn under Lieut.. LsbaoA, was at
tackled on August a1st, by one hundred
and thirty BO1omen and one hundred
were killed The Americans lost none
The fight was warm one and the SOL.
dier' Of Uncle Sam exoelled them
selves.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-07
GOLDEN JUBILEE.
California Is Having Big Celebration
To-day.

San Francisco, Sept. 6.-The semi
centennial celebration of CaliforniA's
entrance into the Union practically
opened in tAiS city today, Although
tAs scheduled obseryances will not take
place until tomorrow, the city is already
in gala attire,
The celebration of the entrance d
the state promises to exceed all expecta-
tions. All day today open house isbs,
ing kept at the different parlos hegds
quarters Of the selebratiOn committee.
TAousandsof visitagAtyom the inteFlds
hare arrived. taxing lhs eiss.s kceOnSl
dssions sosAs asuCss
The colsbraslaa proper vill besIa %.
morrow night wits ssaa naval parade
in the haraaF ana iIluminsaiona from Al
the elevations In the Chy.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-07
ALWAYS LATE.

The southern's night train, due here
at $50, is always from one to four hours
late. and as the pOstofIlce here does not
put up mail after O'Clock, our citizens
are compelled to walt until next morn
ing Tor their mail,
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-07
COL. I. Q, WEED HEnE,
Thinks the Movement TO Form 4 Chem
ber of Commerce Here Good ldea

Col &c. Weed OF the Southern Rsils
way is spending few days in the elsgI
in the inserest Of his road. Col: wvsd
Is very much interested in Bruhsyia
He says he tAaakIsA it is the coming pod
of the South Atlantic.
81 see by the newspapers" said Col.
Weed, 'ahat you are soon to oaganiEo a
Chamber Of Commerce in your city.
This Is something thaseYerY city should
have, and I certainly hope that the clti-
zens Of Brunswick will push to success
the movement now on foot to organize
one,
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-07
LABOR MEETING

The white union held an important
and WE'LL attended meeting last light,
All the Labor Day bills were ordered
paid, and other important business
was transacted.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-07
NEELY ExTRADITIoN CASE

Washington, Sept. 6.-Henry L. Bur-
nett, United States district attorney,
and William A. Henkel, United States
marshal, will appear today before the
United States supreme court in this-sity
to show cause why the hnsl order of
the circuit court in the Nsely extradi-
tion caaeshould not be corrected and
speedy Justice should not be done The
decision in question was made By Judge
Wallace. who granted an appeal to the
supreme court in the habess corpus
proceedings. twas on these grounds
that Judge LacOnbs refused to sign 8
writ Of sxtradition.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-07
THE KAISER ARRIVES.

ststtin, Germany, Sept. e.-Empsror
William arrived here this morning to
superintsnd the annual military man
suysrs. He il attended by an unusual
number Of secret police, who will keep
close watch Of his position during his
stay here. The observanoSs will last
for one week.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-07
B. 4 A. PAYS DIVIDEND.

Boston, Mass, Sept. s.--Ths Boston
and Albany railroad today declared
regular quarterly dividend of 81 per
share to stockholders Of record Of this
dhts. The dividend is payable Sept.
80.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-07
ENTERrANMENr roNIaHr.

ENTERTAINMENT ToNIGHT.
MaoDonell Epworth League Of Mss
Ksndrse church viii give literary
ana social meeting tonight at the "a
idsnce Of Mrs, Emily Harvey, 4I9 g
street, to whlOh ali members And
friends are invited. A very nice pro-
gram has been arranged, and those
who come are promised pleasant ev-
entng
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-07
CHEAP RATES TO RICHMOND.

Account Baptist Convention, Rich
mond, va, Plant system will sell tiok-
cts from Brunswiok at rate of s17.75
for round trip. Tickets on sale Sept.
10, IL and u, nnal limit Sept. "a. This
rate open to everybody.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-07
ADMITAL FARQUHAR FETED AT
BAR HARB0R.

BAR HARBoR
Bar Harbor, Me-, Sept. 7,--AdIniral
Farquhar in command Of the North
Atlantic squaarOn, which is Visiting
this port tn8esn3uuotiOn with the
English North Atlantao squadroS
under AdmftAT esfOrd, will be lien
lied here tomorrow. A dinner will be
rendered him and ths captains Of both
fleets, by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carroll
Jackson. Ths program for the after
noon calls for an exhibition drill $40
parade by bSttalIein from ths
American ships. Admiral Bedford is
absent today, having gone to Boston
to see Mrs. Bedford Off for England.
on his return the gsnsrAI program
Will be renewed until Tuesday, on
which day the English isckies will
give an exhibition drill and parade at
Ksbo, eAding the most brilliant week
OF the social season.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-07
a NEW FINN.
Leo 6 csrreras to Conduct a s.evsdors
Business,

Mr.. B. csrreras ond Captain John H
Leo have formed partnership in the
stesedore business in tn city
Mr.. Csrrerss has been in this business
for many years aad understands it thor.
oasgal captsis has been GEMS
ing 1 time as master of tho
soAooD 80 Both of these gsa--
tlemen 8 many friends in this city,
who "a much success in the bus
ineA
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-07

Mr.. T, E. WiggiRs Of the Plant sys-
tenn LEFT yesterday to spend some time
atGAinesyill, Fla.