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The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-06
JONES, STATEMENT.

Chicago, Nov 4, senstor Jopoa.
chairman Of the democratic national
today issued hi. final ante-election
statement lie refuses to make a fore
cast.
Senator Jones says: Viewing ali
reports from our organizers in states
and counties in doubtful districts, the
deep interest in the present campaign
must have Significance We have the
best organization, state and national,
ever seen in a presidential contest.
There is not doubling Thomas in the
whole organization, Under the cir
cumstances there is no room to doubt
that Bryan's victory will be over
whelming, and expect to see his sue
cess conceded before II p. m, Tuesday.
Reports from doubtful states are inn
proving every hour. received reports
from New jersey yesterday Of the most
astonishing character The assurances
from Ohio are more than / could hope
for; also from West Virginia and Cali
fornia. Our friends in Illinois today
are more confident than ever. Extrav,
sgant republican claims now only excite
derision. AT one time before their
character was understood wo we're uu-
sasy about them, but we we're quick to
perceive that, like republican offers to
bet, they we're mere bluGs 10 keep Up
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STATUE OF LIBERTY.

New York, Nov. S.-The condition
Of the Statue of Liberty gift of Bar
tholdi-erscted in the hsrbor, snd the
most prominent feature OF New York
Bay, is in such desperate stage that
i win rust into wreck if not soon at
tended to. II already impaired, and
the arm which supports the torch is
inclined from its right position. A
movement to place the statue on a
solid fnanoial basis will probably be
started after the election excitement
is over.
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RRYANls LAST sPEECH !.

Omaha, Neb., Nov. g. William j.
.Bryan, democratic candidate for presi>
dent, made his last speech in this city
tonight and the enthusiasm manifested
by his thousands of hearers has never
been equalled in this state.
Mr.. Bryan made . dashing trip
through tho doubtfal districts Of Ne
brsska and gree crowds met him every
where Tonight Mr. Brysn said; II
am in good condition. and have meyer
felt better in my life.'
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LIT EEERI EMIIGAI
NIIRkEIIR BRBNlEY
GlTIHl County Voters Should
Do Their Duty.
---.7s
MAKE THIS BANNER COUNTY
emember That Brunswick Locks
to Congressman Brantley
For Many Things.
make THIS BANNER COUNTY

Chairman Twitty, Of the Democratic
Executive Committee, urges every vo-
ter to cast his ballot in the election to-
day, aud those who possibly can, should
70 to the polls and assist the demo-
crats in rolling up a large naisrlty for
Hon. Wlnam G. Brantley, our ABLE
REPRESENTATIVE. This is not a time
for men q say 80 vote i not
needed, vauss it il.
nFunswlos should remember, that
this being the home Of Mr.. Brsn,ley,
it should roll up the largest majority
Of any county in the district. We
must show the people that We trust
eaentssiyrg eA9s
the tuiIest confidence in him, ana that
we appreciate bis efforts In our bsh. II,
How can democrat remain away
from the polls soday9 Can he do it
aud keep from lighting his oonsoienOep
Mr.. Brantley is opposed By one
Marsdop, Of Fitzgerald, and although
there IL no chance of defeating our
nominee, the majority should be large
one, and the only way to getthis result
is, work, Go to the polls and do your
duty today, even if you have to neglect
your business
The TiNEs-oAII feels sure that the
vote win be source OF pride tosvery
democrat in Glynn county. ouF peo-
pie can alwaya be depended to do their
duty.
vote for Brantlsy, work FOR Brant-
ley!
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house by an overwhelming majority.
Conditions we're reversed in 1892,
Harrison was the tsFOrlte il the bet
ting, Long ODDS were offered by men
who thought, that they had TIE situa-
.tion correctly slzea up. oleyeIaud
won By majority thai WIS a. large AZ
ais vpponeal had been four years b,
fore. Betting no more indicates re-
suits in elections than isdoes ID horse
races.
That Mr. Bryan will win y Ne ikope
and belief Of thousands Of eooi deme,
Gratis.
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AT THE oGLErHoRPE.

Jesse r. Cox, New York; W. H..
Mullin, Lake City; Daniel J, J,sweeny,
Philadelphia; G. s. Wioks, New York
J.F. Hill, Boston; John G. Campbell,
Dayton, Ohio; DR.. M. Harris Macon ;
ia. Foster, ", w. Perkins, St. 81
mons; Ross Hewitt, Atlanta; w. A.
Webster, oordele; A. Mayer, Phila-
delphiai W. J. hswton, Atlanta; G,
D9D PsaEer, city Francis n. KnauFi
sa7annah; r. L. Switzerland, Wayne
county.
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HUNDREDS HEAR
BRANILEY SPEAK
5BGTa House Scene Of Great
Enthusiasm.
A LOGICAL ARGUMENT.
Our Able Representative Handled
the Issues Of the Day In a
Mastery Manner.

The friends of Congressman VIC.
BrantleY were very much pleased by
the throng which packed the opera
house last night to heal the closing
speech Of his magnificent campaign and
all present will long remember the
able, logical and patriotic gem of ora
tory they heard.
Mr.. Brsnt1ey always speaker of
ability, was at his best last night. All
the Issues of the day were one by one
handled in master1y manner and il
was clearly demonstrated that the
democratic party is the party Of the
people.
Mr. Brantley scored Governor Roose,
Velt, which ssemad to greatly please his
hearers. He said;
"There is one man in this campaign
who has made enemies out OF nearly
every democrat. He is the man who
carried on the Spanish American war.
The man that killed all the spaniards,
Theodore Roosevelt.
"Mr, Roosevelt in one of his speeches
said that the dem Gratis were towards,
''Mr. Roosevelt forgot that the first
man to lose his life in the recent war
Worth Bagley-was a democrat.
"Mr Roosevelt forgot that the man
that sunk the Spanish fleet in Manila
bay-Admifal George Dowoy-was a
democrat.
"Mr. Roosevelt forgot that the hero
of the Merimsc-Lioutenant Hobson-
was democrat.
"Mr. Roosevelt forgot that the man
who is the real hero of the war, and who
sunk the large Spanish fleet in the har-
Dor Of Santiago Admiral Winfield
Scott schley-was democrat.
"Mr. Roosevelt forgot that the man
who really saved the rough riders-a
little dried up fellow, General Joe
Wheeler--is democrat
Mr.. Brautley demonstrated to his
audience how the Mckinley admins
stration supported the trusts. He told
them Of the armor plate trust, and how
the democrats tried to pass bill, d.
recting secretary Of war not to pay over
a certain price per ton for armor plate,
but it was voted down by the republic
cans, and now We are paying more for
this material than the trust charges
other countries,
Mr., Brantley ended his speech by say
ing that he he hoped the people Of
this country would today elect the
man who stands for the peOpls-wil
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] haYe Id doubts about the

courage. have no doubts about the
results.
Word was telesgaphed far and wide
to democratic state leadersto work from
now until the close or the polls, as Il
their lives depended upon it,
vioe-Presidential Candidate staveG-
son to-day said that his observations and
feelings are much the same as in the
closing hours Of the campaign Of 1892,
when Cleveland was elected.
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ELKs' CARNIVAL.
is over,

Savannah, Nov. 1.-The city is aIiYe
with visitors to the Elks' Carnival,
which began today. The floral parade
wil1 be wonderfully fine affair, the
great variety and beauty of the buds
and blossoms that ornament the various
equippages calling out most decided
expressions Of admiration The city is
full Of visitors.
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THE.ELEoTIoN HERE.

The election In Brunswick and
Glynn county today will be quiet
one, inasmuCh as there is no doubt as
to how the people will vote-Brysn,
stevenson and Brantley.
Although there is no hot opposition,
it is tbs duty Of every democrat in the
county to goto The polls aad swell the
majority. This ia the home Of our dis
tinguishsd congressman, and we
should BY slImeans make it the banner
county Of the district. dlynn has the
sotes--she osn easily do it, ifthe peo-
pie win just turn out.
Let's go the polls today and bury re-
pubheanism go deep thas it will never
sgain rise in this district.
The polls will be opsn in all the
county precincts at the usual hours.
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soME CENSUS FIGURES.

Washington, Nov. 5.-The Census
Bureau has given out the following /;
Population OF Indiana, 2,5l6 ,4G2
against 2,l94.404, in ninety. Popula-
tion of Florida, 52s,S42 against a9t ,422
in ninety.
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mass Of election stuff put through the
mails, and as all classes OF mailing mat
ter have been growing at tremendous
rate. the force of the New York post
office has been worked to its limit, and,
everybody csnnected with the estab-
lishmens would like vacation.
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A LARGE COURT.
Mayor Atkinson Had Many Offenders
to Try Yesterday Morning.

Mayor Atkinson had an unusually
large and interesting police court yes.
terday morning, trying In all, Y cases,
as follows;
Charlie Carlson, disorderly conduct;
s8Or 80 days, cleye Abbot, reckless
bicycle riding, 80 or 20 days; Lommie
Strickland, drunk and dlsorderly. s.
or 90 days. Alexander Lang, disorder
1y conduct, $5 or 20 days. Fred Hag-
gart, disorderly conduct, IS or 20 dayri
Bill Bell drunk and disorder1y, IS or
20 days. Chas. Peters. disorderly con,
duct, $5 or 20 days; Isah Meaders,
fighting, IS or 30 days, Gus Brown, dis
orderly conduct, dismissed; Nose Rob.
inson, drunk and disorder1y, S. or 20
days. y
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]. REPUBLICAN PLoTk

Coaees. N. X, Nov. 5,--A reppblI-
can plot similar in plan d one pnearsb-
ed today In Indiana, 10 secure oantro1
Of election returns By bribery of alec
tion menagsfa and inspectors has been
discoyered here.
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TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.

New Haven, Nov. 5.--A terrific ex,
plOsion occurred this afternoon at the
works of the Winchester Fire Arms
Company. One building was blown to
atoms. Nobody hurt. Loss consid ;
erable.
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WORK OF THE PosroFF1oE.
New York Office overtaxed BY Cam.
paigH Literature.

New York, Nov. 5.--The postofice
ficials declare that they are glad
work OF the campaign is over. Since
middle Of summer the mails have
crowded with election matter,
has poured into the city in fiOC
has been dropped into the cit
from both political headquarts
town IN IL deluge, The cs
had ck-brsAkina loads.
Never before hss shsrs
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AAENA's LAST SPEECH.

Chicago, Nov. 5.-Msrk Hanna mad
bis last speech of the campaign this al :
ternoon, when he addressed several
Thousand railway employees and steel
workers at South Chicago.
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SOME FRICTION.

Pekin. Nov, 5.-considerable fiction.
ezists among the foreign aommaadersi
regarding the places to be selected for
occupation by the respective forces Of
the allies.
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THE GUATEMALA NORTHERN.
full Of visitors


THE GUATEMALA NORTHERN.
New Orleans, Nov. 5.-The United
Fruit Company, of New Orleans, to.
day assumed control Of the Guatemala
Northern railroad. The line will be
extended from Ell Raoho to Guatemala
City, a contract involving the oxpend-
iturs Of 100000, The United Fruit
Company will have control Of the rail-
road for ten years, after whichit VIII
revert TO the Guatemala Government
on the payment of $4,OOO,Ooo in gold,
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BoERs DEFEATED. .

London, NOV. 5.-Gen. Smith Dor
rien defeated BORIS, with heavy losses,
at Wilkdrop.
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oHIRF pEYERY ARREsrrn.

Nsw York. Nov. 5,-chief Of Police
DoyeFs was this afternoon indicted by
The grand jury on The Charge OF inter-
ferihg with the work of superihtend-
ens.of EIeotio4 Mcoullagh. peyery's
bail was f4ed a. one thoussnd dollars.
MoCu1iagh threalensato haYe indicted
also all policemen VINO may interfere
with 'him.i
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WANTED.-Colored man who rsasd
and writes toTprepars for travelling,
$50 monthly and expenses. Send self
addressed envelope. President No.
Brady, go Dearborn, Chiesgo.
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LARGE BETS.

New York, NQy. 5--Many barge bets
were made here this afternoon on Mo-,
Kinley at odds ot four and hall to
one.
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THE GREAT RACE FOR PRESIDENT is ON TODAY,
BOTH MANAGERS CLAIMING A SAFE MAJORITY

Even the most astute politicians have
been compel ed to ack nowledge them
selves bettied whep it comes to pre-
dieting with any degree Of certainty to-
days election.
Whether it WILL he Bryan, Q: whe.h-
crit will be Mckinley, will mot be
A-~-- with anyA definitenesa pnin
this night, Both emocrats
and the republicans claim that victory
will perch on their banners, and al
most In the same breath ALLOW that the
contest will be the closest Of any ma
tiOnal election of recent years.
Chairman J. K Jones, of the nations
al democratic campaign committee, and.
Mark Hanna are notable and promi-
nent exceptions to this rute. They
cl4im an overwhelming majority for
IL 'ir respective candidates.
The lines Of the contest have been
ssronely drawe. aad the 1ssues Of tho
great campaign y sharply defined in.
the minds Of the voters.
As in the last nationsl csmpaisu the
republicans have used money unayinty
lsalx--sanna has had practically n
inexhaustible supply Of money, aud he
has not iallea to syai amsett Is lbs
tfull Of his rssoarcSs
In the so,called doubtful states in
the middle west-IlIi Ohio, Indf-
ana and kansas, and in the east in New
York, Maryland, West Virginia and
Kentucky republican campaign man
ayers have been able to secure from
aational headquarters all the money
they needed.
Whatever strength the u.e OF This
money has given the republican caudi-
date Is more than Offset By the trenen.
dous popularity and personal following
of Mr.. Bryan HIS speeehmsklng tours
since the campaign began have been
oontiaued and continuous series Of ova-
tiona. The enthusiasm and attach
ment exhibited by his adherents have
never before been equaled In American
politics.
The magnificent demonstrations in
New York and Chicago we're pregnant
with significance. The result Q; the
election Of today may be said to de.
pend on the two states in which Mr..
Bryan was accorded such tremendously
enthusiastic receptions.
The New York demonstration takes
on an added significance when it Is re-
membered how far from friendly was
the reception Mr.. Bryan got in Tam
many's town four years ago. Both par,
ties claim New York state, but it is
conceded that if Bryan can carry the
city By large enough majority he will
turd the balance the republicans bring
down from mp the state in his favor.
On the eye ofihe election Mckinley
is favored in the betting at odds Of four
and ave to one.
just how meaningless this as indi-
eating the state Of public opinion viii
be better appreciated when the national
elections Of 1888 and 1892 are recalled.
Previous to the presidential election
of 1888 Cleveland was made 8 to fay-
orite In the betting. No Harrison
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New Georgia syrup and buckwhsat,
+ L. r. Robarts', corner Egmont and
rlbsmaFle atreeIs.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-16
4 Hnptism BIunder.

A difficulty commonly met with by
priests is due to the fact that parents
and GodDarents persist in giving both
Christian and surnames when asked
TO Name this child" \ year or two
ago | was summoned by a member of
our congregation, Hill by name, TO
baptize his "Drother's baby" who was
supposed to be dying. Now it hap
pened that the man was really his
brother-in-law. and was named Gee,
though 1 was unaware of it at the
time. l proceeded to baptize the in
FAINT. and on inquirlng the name was
informed that it was 70 be Hubert
Gee. Hubert GeeY l inquired
doubtfully. Hubert Gee" reatlirmed
the mother. Accordingly, l baptized
the child by this name. Imagine my
horror and amusement when, on TAX
in. down the particulars for entry
into the baptlsmal register l discov-
cred that the family name was Gee,
and that the baby would thenceforth
he known as Hubert Gee Geew-Lon-
don Telegraph.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-16
REPUBLICANS REVOLT.

Republicans throughout the West
are in revolt against Mark Hannaism.
Those who have not openly declared
for Bryan and Stevenson are joining
the ranks of the anti-imperialist
league. At the leagues liberty"
congress at Indianapolis almost SO
per cent of those in attendance will be
Republicans, if indications point cor
rectly. Men who have voted that par
tvs ticket for years, who fought for
the cause of liberty in Cuba and who
were sent to the Philippines with the
idea that they were 70 continue the
effort to deliver sovereign peoples
from bondage, are up in arms against
McKinleyism as it Is dictated by the
greedy manipulators of the trusts and
the stock exchanges
This protest against the Mckinley
war of conquest has been voiced in
hundreds of letters received at the
headquarters Of the American Anti
Imperialist League. A letter re-
ceived last night is typical OF the
scores which are coming in from all
sections Of the country. This letter
was written by s. ]. Shivel of Paola
Kan, who served as an officer of the
Twentieth Kansas Regiment in the
Philippine campaign He went to the
islands under the belief that the Fill
ipinos we're to be relieved of Spanish
tyranny.
When the veil was lifted on the pol
icy of the Washington governments
course which favored the trusts and
the men who sought to gain a grip
on the islands for their own financial
gain-he resigned his commission and
returned to the United States. Since
that time he has been stumping the
Western states, teaching the people Of
the exact condition of affairs in the
East. He will attend the anti-im-
perialist conference at Indianapolis,
and his letter continues as follows:
Il have been a Republican all my
life and joined the army at the Presi-
dents first call in 1893 I was mem
Der of the Kansas regiment of VOL
unteers that went to the Philippines.
I was in all the engagements Of that
regiment. The greatest wrong ever
committed by this nation is the forci-
BILE annexation of the Philippines.
Those people ought to be free. They
are entitled to freedom. They are
capable of it."
This is but one of the many let
ters we have received" said Secretary
Mize of the league. Eve regard them
as most important because they come
from men who know from practical
experience of the actual conditions in
the Philippines"
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-16
THE BLAINE IRISHMAN."

Mark Hanna, having abandoned the
hope of concillating the Blaine Irish
men," his organs are now sneering at
Messrs. Ford, Egan, Finerty and their
associates, as "renegades," and tail
twisters" Yet it is not these voters Of
Irish birth or parentage, but the Re-
publican party that is renegade.
Messrs. Ford and his friends are en-
tirely consistent. When Cleveland,
Bayard G. Co., were using their high
Offices to maintain an unlawful and
unrighteous alliance with Great Brit
ain, the Irish Americans followed Mr..
Blaine, who upheld the standard Of in
dependent Americanism. Now Han
ma, Mckinley and Hay have out
Bayard in their trucking subserviency
to the British empire. Cleveland new
er went the length Of pulling British
chestnuts out of South African fire.
Bayard-the vivacious and gushing
Bayard-was never guilty of placing
the United States consular service at
the disposal of the English premier or
openly advocating the British colonial
system for American use. But he was
very bad He is supporter of Nc
Kinley this year.
The Irish Americans who opposed
Cleveland could not in conscience
stand by Mckinley. They find their
natural alliance now, as they did six
teen years ago, with the party that
believes in America for Americans, in
the permanence of republican institu-
tions, in consistent adherence of an
archy and all its works. They stand.
of course, on the Kansas City plat
form. They were supporters of the
Chicago platform of 1896 because it
stood for an American monetary sys-
TEN as against the British gold stand
ard. They are for the same monetary
system this year.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-16

The lat Duke Of Wellington was
brought TO Apsley House while an Ia
FAINT TO BE- shown to his illustrious
,.r.ndfather. the hero Of Waterloo. AS
the child lay in his nurses arms the
dul,e beut over him. and the infant,
growing merrily, caught his grandsire
nv the rather prominent nose and
nyl,ed II. The nurse tried to interfere,
hut tlrc duke motioned to her to let
fine bow alone, and turning to Lord
Dorhv who was present, remarked:
~ rather like the novelty" Doubtless
many years had elapsed since anyone
had dared TO pull the Duke of yelling
toms nose.-Loadon Chronicle.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-16
FIFTEEN PERSONS KILLED.
Frain Crashed Into n Heavily Loaded
Omnibus.

Fifteen persons were instantly
killed and eleven others, several of
whom will die, were seriously in
jured Sunday night in a grade cross
ing accident, three miles east of
5latington, Pa, by passenger train
on the Lehigh and New England
cailroad crashing into an omnibus
containing twenty-five persons. All
the persons killed or injured were in
the omnibus, and but three escaped
uninjured. The dead are Mr.. and
Mrs. Eli Remaley, Mrs. James Kern,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Mummy, Mrs.
Elias Sourwine, Mrs. VIM. Kane,
Miss Carrie Smith, Mrs Stephen
Keinhars, Mrs. Susan Cohen, Mrs.
Alfred Horig, Mrs. Robert Seibert
and David Kern.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-16
t'AND III DEATH THEY WERE not
DIVIDED"
b. JOSEPH s. DUNN.

~ tAc stormins of the Tucela Heights
~ Buffers force on Majuba Day, Febru-
afy q, among the Boer dead found in their
trenches were an old Boer woman, a girl,
an cd maa and boy. all with bandoliers
and Manscrs, supposed to be members OF
one famiiy.l
A mother, daughter, father, son,
Lie i! the trenches dead
Each rigid hand still grasps it's gun
On, the fierce stand they made! =
The mother old, the son a boy;
The father bent with care;
TIE daughter her old parents joy
They fell together there,
OF olden heroes oft we sing
Their splendid deeds recite;
Long may their names through ages ring,
Their lamels ever bright!
And later times have heroes, too,
All worthy of the name
Their feats are written, stanch and true,
Upon the roll of fame.
But where was ever such deed done,
Or more surprising brave?
"A mother, daughter father, son,
All in one vanquished grave!
Ladysmith, 1900.
New York Independent.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-16
Bryan's Coming Campaign.

W. ]. Bryan's visit to Chicago has
practically resulted in an understand
inc that he will travel almost as
much during the present campaign
as he did in 1896. The first inclina-
ton on his part was to avoid the max
ing of many speeches this year, but
there has been such general pressure
that it is believed that he is now in
clined to yield and to visit many parts
of the country.