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The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-01

Word wsa received from Atlsate
yesterday thst Or. W. B Burroughs,
who is there in the iOterests of shs
establishment u an sgrioultu al expe
rimentsl station 10 south Gsorg.s. has
been before the oommittse to which She
bill was referred soa 10 staying over to
go before them tgain today liz 20.
ports tina be is quite hopeiul Of suossBs
in his missi0a
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-01

Mr.. A. M, Apperson, of Albania,
assistant electrician Of the Southeastern
Tariff association, Was in the oiry yes-
terdsY,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-01

Mrs. Wm. Audsrson is gecy ia Ut the
residence of her daughter, Mrs : h.
Winter,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-01

Mr., and Mrs. J. A. MoDofis have
returned from snort visit to Savan
nah.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-01

The people Of Camden ooun viii
hold thsIr fourth annual county fairas
Woodbine today sndit vii
be tbs sfss.esu fsir ever hel
den. II win DO the drst re-
ths new building recently eIecteo fcg
the county agricultural sooietyS.
building designsd expressly for hold
ing fairs and built by popular SUBJ
soriplion. and this facl will make the
avent one Of especial interest to the
good people Of Camden,
Much interest is shown in these an.
nuslexhibitious Of agricultural product.
and they are doing great good in
stimulating an interest 10 farming by
showing the people wha. thsir ne.Rn-
bors are dong,
The bsst Of the exhibits from The
fair viii BE- usso to make a county e1,
hibit At the state fair and those whc
have sesn what Camden can produce
in that line srs edicting that ,hs
exaibit from there viii be awarded one
Of ne priaoipHl prizas.
A number Of Brunswick ans viii be
at Woodbins today TO attend the fs.
and mingls with their CAmden cauury
| friends
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-01
SHIPPING EEPORI

SHIPPING kEPORI.
Corrected Daily BY Capt, Otto Jolsousssa
Port Of Ryurs sisk. Oo'. 81, 1901
ARRIVED
Sch SeigwiCs, Haserthy, New Haven
SAILED.
British sieameF MuFcis, Orchard
Liverpool and Manchester.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-10-31
Arisona,s Convsntion.

Phoenix, ARK, Oct. 28.-Arizona,s
campaign for statehood was launched in
the most enthusiastic convention ever held
IL the territory. Every county, munici-
pality and commercial organization in the
territory sent delegates, and the body Of
accredited delegates that met in the local
opera house taxed the capacity of that
building. A. j. Doran Of Prescott was
permanent chairman. Resolutions were
adopted with great enthusiasm, declaring
that Arizona 10 justly entitled to be freed
from the present territorial form Of gov
ernment, as it has been the unvarying cls-
tom of the federal government to admit
territories to statehood when their popula-
ton, wealth and the intelligence Of the
population are sufficient to warrant such
action.
The resolutions were strong in tone and
their reading aroused the convention to
Z high pitch OF enthusiasm. When the
closing sentence was read, declaring that
Arizona relies upon the sense Of JUS
tice Of both branches Of congress-" the
delegates rose to their feet. The Indian
band screeched out Sousa's "Stars and
Stripes Forever" and the convention De-
came pandemonium Of enthusiasm.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-10-31
Political STIR IN London.

London, Oct. 2S.--The leaders Of the
liberal organization deny that any meeting
OF the liberal leaders has been called, az
cabled to the United States by news
agency, to consider the advisability of is.
suing a MANIFESTO to the country calling
on the government to resign or call spec
ial session Of parliament to discuss the
Boer war, the dismissal Of General Butler
and other matters.
So far from stirring up an agitation
on the subject Of General Butler, it is
announced that the liberal leaders con.
Icede that the war office was justified in
it's action, though this does not prevent
criticism Of that officers previous ap.
pointment to the command Of the first
army corps. The attempts made by sew
eral Of the liberal daily newspapers to
create q feeling in General Buffers favor
are due partly to their desire to make
party capital, q these papers, previous
to the action Of the war office, could
scarcely say anything bad enough about
the general. They have succeeded, how.
ever, in working up certain amount Of
popular enthusiasm which flnds vent in
music hall demonstrations wherever Gen.
eral Buller's name b mentioned.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-10-31
Miss STONE Not In nulsari'

New York, Oct. q. Tbs minister of in
terror, sarakaoff. Of Bulgaria, has made
the following statement to the Sofia cor
respondent Of the Journal and Advertiser
Concerning the case Of Min Stone:
II ! could ssaad my troops across the
Turkish border would flnd Miss Stone
in two dAyA ! have just received word
nom our troops that Nis 6tons y not on
bulgarian territory. We have three mill
tary oordons moving toward the frontier
and on the frontier itsslf have placed
military guard. II the brigands were ON
our territory the eordons would certainly
find them.
II my troops And the brigands we will
make short work Of them.s
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-10-31
More WORLDS Recoras.

memphis, Tenn, Oct. 28.-The Memphis
Trothng associations fall meeting closed
with two more worlds records to ito credix.
Tho feature Of the card was the FREQ for
all pace, best two in three heats, and il
was in this event that Prince Albert by
Crown Prince and driven by Curry made
the worlds records. In the first heat the
horse paced the fastest half mile ever made
by gelding. passing the pole in so Ia.
In the second heat he established worlds
record for geldings, completing the circuit
in 300 81.
The Abbott, driven by Beers, attempted
to lower his record Of 2:0S Ia, but failed.
The time by quarters was 81 81. SOC -,
Lass, 2:O4 81.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-10-31
Football Games.

New Haven, Oct. 28.-Yale defeated
Columbia at football Saturday Afternoon
~ the score Of 10 to 5. Two touchdowns
were fale's portion, but neither Of them
was converted into goal. Columbia was
unable to carry the ball across Yale,s goal
line, but Captain Morlet executed in su.
peru style goal from the field and thus
Registered dve points for the blue and
white.
Cambridge, Mass, Oct. 2s.-Haryard
easily defeated Carlisle Indians on SOL
diers's field Saturday afternoon by score
Of 90 to 0.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-10-31

Portland, Ore, Oct. 2S.-Miss Edna
DUNCAN Of Gold Hin, Ore, has bsen in
dicted BY the grand jury for fradulentiy
uing the United StAtes mails and abe
il now out ON $500 bail.
Her scheme was to advertise for hus-
band. and when correspondence had pro-
ceeded far enough, request the advances
OF sum Of money for the purpose Il
paying her fare to meet the lover che had
captured by mail.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-10-31
Beers 1. s.all cs.-..so.

New Castle. Natal, Oct. 28.-Command.
ant General Botha, with . small escort.
ma rejoaned 6chalburger. whose movable
government is established to the westward
q Amsterdam, guarded BY loo hosnmen.
Gensral Botha's command has ssparated
INTO small commondos. which are opera4ins
IN : bu'hy. rough country, veil adapted %
Boer tactics.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-10-31

nave not got anything to tell, ne
answered, in surly manner.
| do you want to see the priest
again :" asked his brother, and he an
swered with more vehemence than he
had previously shown:
mo, damn them; don't send them
here again. I don't want them"
The brother in law intcrjected here
That's right. Leon" The brother
looked rather disturbed by the answer
Then stepping up close to the bars the
condemned man said:
"And don't you have any praying over
me when I'm dead. don't want it.
don't want any Of their damned re-
ligion."
There was ! painful pause of few
minutes when the relatives resumed
casual conversation with him, to which
he replied in monosyllables until the
brother in law suggested to Superintend-
ent Collins that he and the brother be
permitted to witness sthe execution. Be
fore the superintendent could reply Leon
Czolgosz said:
"Ycs. Mr.. Superintendent, let them
see it."
Mr.. Collins told them that no such
thing could be done, and ordered them
to say goodby.
Czolgosx turned around and went to
the corner Of his cell, where he sat down
and did not answer the last farewell.
In reply 70 question by the brothers,
Superintendent Collins said the execu-
ton would take place at 2 o'clock to-
morrow morning and if they asked the
warden. they might be able to see the
body. The brothers then left the prison.
Buffalo, Oct. 7o.-F. l.. Brady, an
undertaken of this city, received tele-
gram from Howard w. Cameron, an
undertaken of Auburn, requesting him
to take charge of the body of Leon F..
Czolgosz on its arrival here and to make
arrangements for its cremation.
Today Mr.. Brady telegraphed to the
ofhcers Of the crematory to ask to have
the crematory reserved for Wednesday
for the cremation of Czolgosz' body.
Later the crematory company asked Mr..
Brady to call, which he did, and Secre-
tary Metcalfe informed him that they
would not permit the body Of the as
sassin to Be cremated here. The secre-
tary then sent the following message to
Undertaken Cameron:
Buffalo Cremation company refuses
to cremate the remains of the assassin
Of the president"
The members Of the family Of Leon
F. Czolgosz show as little concern over
the fate Of that person as though he
was no relation to them. His father, a
young brother and perhaps two sisters
will be in the Cleveland Office Of the
Associated Press tomorrow morning and
will there learn Of the carrying out Of
The law.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-10-31

Olympia, Waah., Oct. g. Governor Roe-
ers has named Ave citizens Of the state
to assist In the work Of the Mckinley Ne
mortal association. the object Of which il
to erect . monument to the late president
at Canton. Ohio. The governors appoint
ments, which are nohofacial, are - fol-
lows.
1svi Ankeny Of Walla Walla. j. H.
McGnw Of Seattle, A. D. Blsthen, editor
Of the Seattle Times; Henry james,
editor Of the Tacoma Ledger: N. W. Dur
ham, editor Of The 6pokesman-R Review.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-10-31
Holland Recall. Consul.

Brussells. Oct. 28.-The relations be.
tween Holland and Great Britain again
appear TO b. somewhat stained. Accord
ing to intelligence which ID beinc circu.
lated here Great Britain asls Holland
TO recall her consul to Pretoria because
40 was suspected Of facilitating treason.
able correspondence. Holland has eiyen
the consul indefinite leave Of ahsenae.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-10-31

the City Of Topeka brought 500, 900 In
bubhon from Treadwell, and 500. 900 In
dust from the Kiondike. The GAronne
had quite b quantity Of gold In indtvdd-
ual holders hands.
The constabulary reports q fght with
insurgents near Paser, island Of Panay,
in which twenty-five insurgents were
killed, and quantity Of arms and am
mundtion captured. News from Gen.
Hughes regarding conditions In Cebu
is encouraging. Lorega has surrended
with his entire force. and one cannon
and seven rifles, while Gen. Hughes IL
negotiating for. the surrender OF Maxi
lot. who styles himself governor polit-
leo militar." His surrender will mean
the Publication of the province.
Ben Kimber, a we'll known rancher
who Hives nine miles below Townsend,
Montana, came dn from his ranch Sum
day and gave himself up to Sheriff
Poole, saying that. in self defense, he
had Ahut and killed a nedghboring
rancher named Jacob g. Timager. kim
Der was locked up. According TO the
story told by Kmber he and Tmager
have been having trouble for some
time In consequence Of the latteris A.
tempts to fence OF q road leading to
Kimber's ranch. A quarrel arose which
ended In Kimber emptyinE two loads
OF buckshot into the breast OF his mo- IN.
Dor. Na8 W
General Grants widow is i'll.
Senator Shoup has resigned as al
member of the republican national COM
mittee.
John Segrist, center rush of the Ohio
state university football team, died re-
Gently from injuries received last Satur-
day afternoon in the game with the
Reserves.
At Clarinda, Iowa, Judge Wheeler in
the district court declared unconstitu-
tional the law passed by the twenty
eighth assembly prohibiting the sale of
liquor shipped into Iowa from other
states in original packages.
Mr. Nixon talked with many men
from the scene and they said more and |
worse trouble was expected today, sas
armed men were hocking to the scene
and it was reported that the blacks were
equally active in preparing for a battle |
The non-union furniture for the new
Montana capitol has been rejected. The
supreme court holds the advertisement |
'or bids was illegal. but that had it been
egal the furnishing board could have
accepted furniture made BY non-union
abor.
The scene of the trouble is near or |
It Balltown. where negro was burned
asst week for criminally assaulting a
white woman This was not the cause,
however, for the affair Of yesterday in
which three white men and eleven ne
,roes were killed and several were
AT Amitc City, La. three white men
nd eleven negroes have been killed in
race riot in Washington parish The
rst news Of the riot was brought BY
,ornclius Nixon. He stated that white
nen rode into Franklinton at o'clock
! the morning seeking help. saying that
he negroes were up in arms and threat
ming to exterminatc the whites.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-10-31

In which Twenty Persons Lose Thai,
Lives.

Philadelphia, Oct. N.-Nineteen ~.
sons were killed and property valued :.
100000 destroyed a. the result of s.'
which occurred in the business sect;o, =.
the city. The number Of injured ia NJ.
known definitely, but fully score of viz
Tins were located at various hospitals po
lice and fremen are tonight delvinp int
the ruins in search Of bodies supposed ~
be buried beneath the debris, as it is fearaS
that others besides the known dead mos
have lost their lives in the flames.
The buildings destroyed were the e;,h.
story structure, 1919 and 1921 MARI.
street, occupied BY Hunt, Wilkinson :
Co., upholsterers and furniture dealers
and three story building occupied h,
small merchantmen. The big furntnr.
building extended back half block ~
Commerce street, and was owned nv
Henry Cleas. The list Of known deaa
follows:
Dorothy Kramer, Martha Baker Mar.
garet Hebden, Susan Gprmley, Harry
House, H. A. Sparrow, Charles E. Snar.
row, Fred wilmington, Charles lands. ono
unknown white woman, Walter Stearlv
j. E. Armstrong, Ms. Martha BANS
(colored), Mrs. Mary Mitchell (coloreh
Margaret Grady, four unknown white
men. sf0
Blase In the basement.
At 1920 o'clock this morning the blaze
broke from the building occupied nv
Hunt, Wilkinson 4 Co. It Ia said that an
explosion Of naphtha or gasoline in the
basement was the cause, but this ia do.
MED by Mr.. wilkinson, who saws there
never was sufficient quantity Of either
explosive about the building to be re-.
sponsible for today's disaster. Rumor ha,
it also that an elevator constructor ar
work in the basement permitted the flame
of his lantern to communicate with some
Of the gaseous liquids stored in the base.
ment. and this was the cause of the con-.
aagration.
Philadelphia, Oct. 2S.-Another bodv
was recovered from the ruins of Hunt
Wilkinson L Cos building, which WA
destroyed by fire, making the number Of
dead 20. The body recovered was 80 badly
charred as to b unacceptable.
1t viii be some days before the number
OF fatalities can BE- determined. Up to
this time the fremen and police have the
names Of 10 people, including number Of
women, who are unaccounted for. In OF.
der to correctly determine the number Of
missing, officials Of the department Of
public safety began systematic search
today Of all the hospitals and homes Of
the employees Of the firm.
To facilitate the work Of recovering and
Identifying the dead . meeting Of the
firm and the employees was held this
morning. The members also met the fire
marshals and building inspectors to dis.
cuss the cause Of the Are.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-10-31

Washington, Oct. 28.-Gensral Wade
has issued circular in southxn Luson
doing away with the spaniah titles Of
"don. senior. senon and senodta," and
giving for these appsllations the Amsr.
can equivalent Of Mr., Mn. and Nh.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-10-31
Powers Convicted Asain.

Georgetown, Ky. Oct. q. Elk. Secretary
Of State Caleb Powers was again convicted
as accessory before the fact to the muir
der Of Governor William E. Goebel, in JAN
nary, 1900, and the second time sentenced
to imprisonment for life,
The second trial began October and
has continued with three sessions daily
court adjourning late each night. The
present term Of court expired tonight.
Arguments were limited 20 that the case
went to the jury at o'clock this after
noon and the verdict Of guilty soon fol.
lowed.
Powers sat pale I'D motionless when
the verdict was announced by the fore
man, B. s. Calvert, his old schoolmate.
Opposite Powers on the other side Of the
courtroom with the attorneys nat Arthur
Goebel, brother Of the late senator and
governor, with his eyes fixed ON the pris-
oner. The attorneys for Powers shook his
hand. expressing aloud their belief in his
Innocence. Women crowded around Pow
ers, embracing and kissing him, and tears
were shed. The defense having again fled
a motion for . new trial, Judge Cantrill
heard argument Immediately on the petit
ton.
The motion for 4 new trial was denied
and the case win b appealed. Judgment
was suspended pending the decision Of the
higher tribunal. Powers was taken to
Frankfort on . evening train and COM
mitted to Jail without bail.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-28
SUPPOSED COWBOY IS A GIRL. ,.rrested for Alleged Horse Stealing
 She Confesses Her Sex.

Baxter Springs, Kan, Oct. 2S.-A young man who rode black pony into town from Indian Territory was arrested by Marshal Black on susp1c ion of being a horse thief. Notices oi the theft of such pony came un from the territory the first of last week and the authorities had been on the lookout
 The rider first gave the name Of Paul Wellington but on being taken to the jail confessed that she was a girl and that her right name was Pauline Wellington She said she was nineteen years old, and that she had masqueraded in male attire for i've years.
 She was left an orphan at fourteen, without home. relatives or friends, and found it mighty hard sleddlng in skirts" she added So 1 just put on pants and became a cowboy. I've been all over the southwest and have made an honest living which 1 couldn't have done in dresses. That pony is mine and 1 never stole it. and so it proved, whereupon she was promptly released
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-28
President Cleveland's Politics.

The fact that President Cleveland s a citizen of New Jersey takes him out of any occasion for eommittaI as 10 the mayoralty oT New York city, though we observe that effort has been made 10 induce him to declare him. self on this subject He has been brought to declare for the Democratic candidate for governor of New Jersey. however. on the ground that he fthe president is Democrat and always supports the Democratic ticket. We may infer from this that Mr Cleve- land supported William J. Bryan TOT the presidency in both the contests m which the latter was the Democratic nominee for that office. though MT Cleveland is not supposed to have been very enthusiastic in either Of them. Perhaps President Cleveland supported the Democratic ticket as President Jackson supported the con stitutlon, "as lie understood it. There were two Democratic tickets in one 1r these ntests.-Boston Herald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-28

It will cost Admiral Sehley $20 .OpD to make his defense before the court Of inquiry, all that he has been able 10 save from his salary Ill life tune of service to his country It IS q shame and a disgrace to the nation that it is possible for q gang of con splrators to force man to spend a fortune to protect his character from calumny.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-28
The Jury returned verdict of gull

The 1ury returned a verdict Of guilty against Caleb Powers at Georgetown. Ny, and fixed his punishment at life imprisonment Powers is charged with being an accessory before the fact in the murder of Gov. Goebel, ana 1t is the second conviction and He sentence As the Kentucky court of appeals has a majority of RepubIcaa !udges there is not much dange!. e1 Powers being punished
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-28
4 Juvenile Opinion.

Since mas got Christian Science us kids is dead in luck; No hot old mustard rlasters upon our chests ar. stDca She rever puts ne ginger upon tte steve to boil Nor doses ap Us children with that oI castor oil She jnSt says: "l.ae. here, children no need 5, You to squ5i You think lolr stoa-ath's acllin; there's nc suoa thing at at. s.~-e ms so Christian s..5nse she !o4.r.t ,,s s To paai H,, i itniie taa.> pIe ,.er, ir Ter l:t And t44 54te t'.taE7 fFs3t at is t..51 she neat eo=s #izii54. And f!.ra sife =.1a- s5e,s waiapei US 1v waipp.a; Tat k t.e -a,5nt .lzat.a5at, 6at ar. o'@ a, That i qas.a.t make connections wita ..ea boy me. But pa now Ee is dja.roat When hes at home hell say, "Yol children aest k careful not 10 be bad to dds, And you Ut we are careful. 'elase ia ae say, that he Will give Us switehin science hot from the willow And. as for absent treatment, why. he says, with wink "Tn tend to all the switeAin ma can stand b, and tlnnk.
 Baltimore American. This world may have it's failin's, but there's good enough for all, An may choosa the sweetness or bitterness a- gall, An if we seek the shadows. an if we shun the light Sis We not the world friends, that ain, a-gein iiShs.
 Los Angeles HeralA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-28
GN ERAL NEWS.

Ars.fred Gebhala appe35s anexpaat@ edl2 in court at sioHz Faas. youte5ts Husbands smt for divorce and .s given decree with costs amt expenses
 General Miles in opposing tae amy oantcen. says it puts temptation ln ;he Way of weak men.
 Homesteader INlng near Iron River, Mich, becomes insane. kills his wlte and his sister-inIaw. mortany wounds father-in-law and commits suicide.
 By new French invention III mul- tiple telegrapny sixteen simultaneous messages are transmitted on the same wire and are received by an equal number of operators without confus- ion
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-28
That proposition of Prof.

That proposition of Prof H. Il. Powers, of Cornell university. to XII off the weak. feeble minded and help less because they are in the way and would be for the good of the strong IS so shocking that it can hardly be be- iieved that it came from one tllllng so important a position as Prof Powers
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-28

Raising cotton to bay wheat, eorh nay, meat and other things that the farmer should produce shows that many an Arkansas farmer does not know how to farm protitably.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-28

Kansas boasts of Mrs. Nation. South Carolina has Ben 1illman, the country at large claims Teddy, but Arkansas with her governor is keeping right up with the spectacular procession.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-28

The threat to reduce southern rep resentatIon in congress because of tfe sharp criticism by the southern people of the Roosevelt W ashington dining is 1he purest rot. It won't be done.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-28

It is not yet announced whethef 3ioy. Davis will be present With ms little air gun next Saturday at fllle Bluff when Jones and Clarke open up 1ne artillery.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-28

The DAILY GRAPHIC accepts ad- Qerstisinq upon the guarantee that its paid circulation is ove.' so per cent greater than that of any other Pine Stuff daily newspaper.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-28

Absent minded, would be the mlld- est term We could use to apply to the man who put all the fuel in hls fur mace and neglected to apply the match The merchant who fills his store with goods and does not advertise has the disease in more dangerous form. n Prosperity