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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-15
FORCED our BY FLOOD.

Webster City, Ia. Aug 1.-THE rain
north of this city raised the Boone
river at this point five feet last night
forcing families in the lowlands TO
abandon their homes.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-15
TIE METALS.

H silver. 52'ic per ounce.
X S@1,1rr iiC per pound; New forl
{ui salt5o per 100 pounds;
I'd. $50 per 100 pounds: New Norl
'lPI2iS
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-04
WAR is MADE ONROOSEVELT
WALL STREET FINANCIAL OR.
CANS DENoUNcE MESSAGE AS
LOOSE AND TRIVIAL.

New York, December 3.-WalI street
declared war ON President Roosevelt
yesterday Moderation was cast to the
Winds, and the chief executive was de
lounced as a political mounteban.
and mental wabbler, his message
vas. pronounced by j p Morgan
newspaper, seven pounds lighter than
straw hat whilc the News bureau.
specially pauonized by Morgan. de
icended to personal abuse.
Henry Clews was The only promi.
lent republican in the financial district
VINO had a good word to say Tor the
message. j p Morgan preserved a
iullen silence, evidently thinking ris
Expression through his official orsAns
should be enough.
Democrats maintained glad silence
or spoke eheeringly Of the next ma
.ional election. Immediately on the
publication OF the message the entire
market was attacked ana driven down
from Two to i've points, tnat beinA
Wall streets way OF expressing its
ceilings.
Here is what the New York New
Bureau, through which Mr.. Morgan
wants his official announcement. nat
20 say:
IN a part of his message President
roosevelt clearly indicates the loose
Iess OF the notions he mas as to the
unction Of government as legards the
elations OF capital ana labor, when
vas eXempliied when he interyenea
the anthracite coal strike We fear
aat bis generosity of heart leads nm
0 the mistaken belief tnat the consti.
uuonal powers of The national govern
nent, so far as tney touch t..ese mat
ers OF general ami vital moment to
he nation, are larger than expert con,
,tltuuoual lawyers would admit to be
ne case.
"a comparison OF the mildness OF
ht piesldenta words III mis- message
Win ais urteranees on ms Pre-election
,our inevitably r0eurs To the reader
ne message, so quiet and conservative
when contlasted with what investment
and business interest had feared -5e-
-ause ot the earlier attitude ol the
president toward trusts, its ya8a2Eess
slid linal inconsequentIaIity, constitute
N - Jment against ne chief execu-
i've Tor helping to create a state ol
igitation for winch no real wa,rant cx-
isted,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-04
THE YOUNG MEN
THEY WILL HOLD A RALLY AT
THE CITY HAL AND ALL VoT-
ERs ARE INVITED.
Speeches viii Be Made By Many
Prominent Citizens and a Big
Meeting is Expected.

The Young Mems Crovatt club.
whicn was organized TUESDAY night H.
The office OF Attorney Max Isaac, Will
nave big rally at he city hall tongihL
o which every voter OF me city
young ana olu, are invited TO attend.
While TINS meeting is to be held un
Ier tne auspices OF the loung Men 5
club, addresses Will be maze by some
Ot our older cluzens, VINO have been
invited TO speak by the cluO, ana al
,ogether tne meeung PROMISES to bt
luiue a success, inasmuch as It is tnt
nrst to be neld by the cdb
The omcers Oh the clup viii pre-
side at the meeting and one or two o,
inc members wn also auuress In,
saJnelng and explain the position lnt
Joung men are ,alung III rne matter.
All ciuzens arc cordially invited /,
attend lnis meeting as guests oil tDt
club.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-04
NEW ROAD FOR DUBLIN.

Line viii Connect lhat Place With
Eastman if Plans Are Carried Out
Dublin, Ga, December prospects
are good ior Dubnn's securing another
railroad very soon. Gentlemen VINO
are interested iii the Georgia sningie
company, winch operates q large plant
about nGteen mites southeast OF TINS
clly, are contemplating the buliuing
u road from the shingle mIll TO DuD-
lin ana III the opposite direction to.
Eastman
Ii bullt, the road would be about IA
mics in length, ami would give this
city another connection with tne
southern railway. it would trayefse
the most fertile section ot Laurens.
anu Dodge counties. and would short.
en- the distance to south Georgia points
consldfaDly. "A good part OF the als-
lance from the snIngle mil to Last
man is dlready bult, ana survey iias
Just been made 10 Dublin. The basis
ness men oL Dubiln are ready to gaze
Cle new road assistance il necessary
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-04
CASE Now ON TRIAL
SAM STORY WAS ARRAlGNED IN
SUPERIOR COURT EsTERDAY
AFTERNOON.

The case of the State VS.. Sam Story,
charged with the muroer of Hamp
Shriver, was taken up In the superior
court yesterday afternoon and the
jury was drawn.
The court did not get to work on
the case until late in the afternoon, as
another case was taken up in the
morning and it took several hours to
dispose of it.
At o'clock the work of scouting a
jury was commenced, and it was after
O'Clock before this work was com
pleted. Judge Dart then adjourned
until this morning.
me jury in the case is composed OF
the following citizens: Joe Borchardt
<. j Matthew's. r. b Mlller, b.
Pearson, II. w, Peters, c. IL, VIM
oeriey, NJ X. Barnhnl, P W Elem.
ing, } W. Oaum, c. c. Crofton, }
Il. Heller.
The Jury was taken to the Ogle-
.horpe Tor tne nignt. They viii, OF
curse, be kept together until the case
S over,
The prisoner was in the court house
in day, ana while he shows no sign.
IF fright. his long confinement in jail
plainly told on him. BY the murderer
sat ms wife, VINO, oceasioally, was
seen TO wipe tears from ner eyes.
story was in constant consultation
WITH his lawyer, Cot. u. w hrauss,
and the man seems to think tnat nt
viii be liberated when all the evidence
in the case is heard it is well
enown ldct that nlucn OF the evidence
introduced uurng the last trial was III
me prisoners favor, ana showed tina,
Ie klied onuNer IN setdelense. Still
ne staIe mas some very strong lesl
nony, ana the maj result OF tnc tria,
VIII be watched WIN interest.
II Is generally mousnt tnat The
.rial viii be nnlshed touay, as Judg,
part viii start on rne evidence The
irst tnlng touay, and an the testimony
NiA pfopaxy be neara by ..ss aiter
Aoon, wnlch VIII proDaby take Vi.
.nree or tour nouns and the case may
sci 10 the jury lale III Tie aItetnoon.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-04
THEIR FINAL Rally
iooD GOVERNMENT cLUs VIII
HAVt--A BIG MEETING ut CITY
HALL FRIDAY NIGHT.
some of the Most Prominent Members
of the Club Are Scheduled to De-
liver Addresses.

Tomorrow night at the city hail. the
iood Government club viii mold then
mai rally, aud the meeting is expect
ID to be one OF the largest heid by
aat lacuOu dunng the campaign Ev
ny voter IN lne city mas been lnwtoI
o atlcnd, ana ii Is plODaole lnat tnc
NY nau Wlll be crowded
Among Jne SPEAKERS VINO will al
hess The gathering are some OF oae
most pomntnt members. OF the GooG
aoNcinuIenl elup, as Well as some "a
,u most promlhent uuzens, ami al
Jsetner tne meeuus promises 10 %
Dls one wan me Administrations
Iorces
lno meeting Will 0e presided oye,
y Presldent mcAnisoel, oi the TOO,
government club.
AS lnls IS 10 be the dnal rally 10 In,
puD 1t is expected to pe yery ntol
SUNG meetns, ana much interest a..
leing manlesled ia II by lne suppor,
- ol the administration ucket
ino speakers It Is sato, wln repls
. the COMMUNICATIONS recently sen,
,,a w lne reop4e leNet ana aloo IT,
sumo or Cne auaresscs maua at liz,
any at ne Guy nall last monday
night.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-04
POLICEMAN BROWN HAS A HARD
TIME PLACING HIS PRISON.
Err IN JAIL.
NEGRO WAtT1D TO SHOOT
attempted to Snatch Officers Pistol,
But He Was Finally Placed in the
County JalI-stoIe Tools from
Tug Boat.

Policeman Brown had somewhat Of
/ difficulty yesterday in arresting
Vii Davis, negro who the officer
las been after for several days, and
hose in lie vicinity Of Watkins store
N Bay street. witnessed a lively scrap
or several minutes.
1t seems that Officers Brown and
,trickland have been alter van Davis
md another negro named Jimmie
teese tor some time. The two ne
,roes nave been stealing tools from
me OF the tug boats. the case was
eported 10 these officers ana they diu
: good piece of WORK in getung cue
md capturing the guilty parties.
Yesterday morning Officer Brown
Jaw the negro Davis standing in Wat
ais store, where he nas eeen pawn
ng the tools. The oGlcer told MIN
hat he was under arrest and the ne
gro ut once began TO ngut. He had
pistol and endeavored to get 1t out, but
he officer succeeded in getting it
lway nom him. Ine negro then triee
o snatch the officers pistol, and the
.wo were IN a general miX-up. lor sey-
3ral minutes
Mr.. Watkins, who was in the store.
cook hana in The fight and tried to-
ASSIST the officer, but ,ue negro con
tinued to fight and struck whenever
The opportunity offered
Finally, however, the men sueeeeded
IN handing the negro and he was plac-
cd Ia tae county jail.
Later in the day the other negro I'M Y
plieated in tne case was arrested Dy
Jnlcer Brown.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-04
HAS BEEN ALREADY PUT OUT OF
BUSINESS FOR THIS SESSION
OF CONGRESS-.
HOUSE COMMITTEE REPORTS
Committee on Elections Decides Ad,
versely on the Resolution to Iaves-
tisate the Suffrage Law in
Virginia.

Washington, December 3.-Formei
Congressman Johnny Wises attemp,
10 secuie an investigation into vir-
ginia elections and OF tne new Vir-
gina constitution by the present con.
gress met sudden and Unexpected
death at the hands of the house com
mittee on elections this morning. That
committed, with a strong republican
membership, unanimously decided TO
present to the house an adverse report
upon the resolution introduced oy Mr.
tayier Of onio, yesterday
Mr. Tayler explained that he intro.
duced the resouuon by request and
that he did no, want =. Understood
tnat he favored its adoption at tnis
time. The committee discussed the
resolution in executive session for
some time, and wnen the doors were
opened Chairman Taylor announced
mat tne adverse acuon had been
unanimously supported He explained
that in tue oplnIon OF the committee
it would be unwise for an inyestiga-
ton OF this character 70 Ds undertaken
at this short session, wnen, il ii is
Iegaraed desirable. such investigation
can be made under mlcn more favor
able conditions by the next congress.
Inen, TOO, II seemed uu4ar 70 singlc
out Mir. Glass when such Investigation
undertaken by the next congress coula
take in the entire Virginia Delegation
elected at the same ume he was
Some OF the republican members
wanted it made clear that touays ac-
ton could not be construed as mean
ing there would be an investigation in
the future. Indeed, tneS SAID they
would support an investigation resolu-
tion before tae next congress. AS a
matter OF fact, however, tnere is no
general uisposGion among republicans
readers to sur up the matter oI soutn-
ern elections. There are a few men
VINO seek notorIety through catering
10 the SUPPORT oI northern negroes,
but the great majority OF republican.
are Ut neart not particularly sympa-
thetic towsrd the colored brother o,
the south.
ii Is practically certain, however.
that there viii be some effort TO bring
ABOUT an elecuons investigation a.
probably the passage VI Ieueral cleo
ton Jaw BY the next congress. Kepie
sentative Bartnoldt, OF st. Loms, tie
only repuDncaE elected from Missouri,
announced tUuay tnaG ne VIII introduce
his bill al TINS session, but wstnout any
expectation or It's peIng taken UP. lie
wln, ne says, press 1t with AL ms
strength III the next congIess AS
reason for his acuWty in lne matter
he alleges gigantic 1rauds Ill the elec-
tlons IL 81 LOUIS. he had confer
ence Win Presluent Roosevelt touay
and sala as ne lelt the wnite house
that the pIeslaent was appalled, al
TIE stories ne toid OIL elecuon naudp
IN the exposition city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-04
GOES MehRlLY ON.

Presbyterian Bazaar Proves to Be
Quite Success.
The hail at the r.Inlemen armors
was scene OF gdlety anu brIhanee
AGAIN last nIgnt Ihe attendance was
good oonsuerng the weather and the
restaurant especially dld a splendid
business. The eoiored stlng oaud gave
an enjoyable concert, ana MIR. ndrrs
hIng, at the monograph, gave much
pleasure.
Fne brunswick militia could not al.
tend last night bur are expected to
night full iolce. Some OF lhe booth,
are almost sold out-but many goo
bargains are yet to be had "A large
crowd is expected tomght, which VIII
be the last night The bazaar viii b.
open Friday afternoon especially for
the children The ladies of the res
taurant department announce tnaG .4c5
viii serve lunch again TO-DAY between
- anu = anu 9"PINi AiNlli . ~ ~ MS
uiar meals, 2oc, oysters l5c, ice cream
and cake l5c. Many VINO nave NOT yet
attended, on account oil the weather,
will avail themselves OF the opportunr
" tonight as this VIII be the last. The
nall and decorations have been pro.
nounced the prettiest and most artls-
tic ever seen in IBunswicK 1ne sue
cess thus Tar mas been all that coulu
be expected.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-04
ENGLISH COAST sToRM-swEPT.
Many Wrecks Reported-Navigaton
Is PracrcaIly Paralyzed.

London, December 5.-otoIms are
continuing with great violence along
the coasts OF the United Kingdom.
many wrecks are reported and bodies
OF men lost in these disasters are al
ready being washed ashore. NaVga-
ton around the northeast coast is al
most paralyzed.
The Norwegian bark Georgeville has
been wrecked at South Ronaldshay
in the Orkneys, three of her crew
were drowned ana her captain anu
three others o ,ne ships company
were picked up on the orkney coast,
and after having been seven hours in
the water.
The British schooner Eliza Balm was
wrecked at Sunderland tonight, While
trying to make the harbor, and 1t is
believed that all hands were lost,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-04
strlkes Lake Michigan.

Chicago, december 5.-Une Of the
heaviest storms OF the year struck tins
cty today The WIND cary This eve
ning was blowing at lne rate OF 5z
mles an nour ana tne am was falling
in sheets. 1t is not believed there W.
be any loss OF l4e On Lake Michigan,
as danger signals were displayed early
tnls morning ana not a boat mas ~.
port Since daylight this morning, not
a boat OF any description has arrived,
and it is taougnt that Shipping has
been able TO make harbor.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-04
MAY BUY A STEAM ROLLER.

Gity Authorities Figuring for One
With Atlanta rirm.
1t is yely probable that the city
viii shortly purchase a steam roller
10 be used on our streets for the pm
pose ot crushing paving.
Al the meeuug OF council Tuesday
night Alderman Taylor read com
municatlon nom Venable Bros, of At
lanta, orering 1or sale a first class
roller, III good condition, lvf $1,000.
The mayor was empowered 10 ap-
point committee OF one to so to At.
ianta, inspect the roller ana report
back to the board. The mayor VIII ap
point some one In the next few days
and the matter Will be taken up again
at tne next meeting OF council
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-04
BACK From oclLLA.

Col Machen Says People Are Enthu-
siastic over the New Road.
Col. E. G. Macnen returned yester-
day from a short trip to Ocilla and
points along the line OF the Brunswick
& Birmingham railroad.
Col. Machen says the people of Ocil,
la, Irwinville and other places in tnat
section OF the state are very entbusi-
astic over the fact that they Will soon
have a through line to Brunswick
which viii afford them visit to our
city and return IN one day
Work on the road up there is now
being rapidly pushed and it will not
be very long before these people will
have the through line
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-04
KISSING JACK CAUSES spAsms.
lie Is in Action at Evanston and Pret
ty Goods" Are Suffering.

&c 10 ~ F~ttSI az -seliStolf dltd fiSA'
ty Goods" Are Suffering.
Chicago, HIS, December g. Evans
-ou, the classic Methodist suburb o.
chicago, is suffering d new spasm.
ms time 1t Is Jack the hIsser, an
Individual VINO seeNs DARK street cars
md lonely streets Tor his Illicit oscu-
,ation.
goods at Northwestern university
aaye been the worst sufferers, but
-aany girls and young married women
uaye med Complaints, and tne police
IRE conducting ali acuye search, aideo
Jy dozen angry husbands and
,weetnearts OF Tue victims
The fayolite custom Of the "kisser
IS to get on a crowded and poorly light
I'd street car Under pretence Oh
peaking to some lady he leans over
ina kisses hel Usually the victim IL
90 badly mortified to cry out and the
dctim Jauntily steps out OF the car
Young women are afraid to traverse
,-he streets in the evening, tor mum
Der Of taem have been stopped ana
Mssed by the stranger, who is descrio
a as nasty" and "horrid.'
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-04
PRAY FOR US.

As the French Premier Was Attacking
CerCAn heay'ous orders.
Paris, December 3.-Premlel Com
Des presented IN the chamber Oh dep
uues TO-DAY a nst OF htty-loaa male re-
lIgious oIuers, winch une government
asks Tie chamber not to au,.,orIze
Ills announcement was accompanied
ny con5uoraDle disorder. AS each
or4er vas named the members Of the
cleucai nsnt party cnanted amid
laughter, Pray Tor US"
NJ. Lascles, anu-semite, shouted:
You look, M Combes, as II you
were saying your ltanies
Al ~. CoanDe suggestion the sub
Jecc was referred to a committee.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-04
Mother and Children cremated.

Albuquerque, n. NJ, December O.
News OF the cremation or Mrs ChaI les
Loddi and her children in theT little
log home in the recesses of the Jenez
mountains, has reached the city. Tne
cabin took fire from stove and the
frantic mother attempted to force the
children, the eldest 10 years OF age.
through window, but the roof fell in.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-04
BURGLAR SHOT BY MINISTER.
1ennsylVanlan Defends His PROPERTY
with Winchesrel--isVnglar
Win Die.


VIII Die
Selma Grove, Pa, DECEMBER D.
tey oohn B Snenenbel ser, Ioea
2feacher and merchant OF Donnervue.
omdor county, relmas wanna, snot ana
norrally womded a burglar last sun.
ay nIgnt
The burglar pried open window o.
me store, setting off tne electric alarm
Tncn aroused ur. ahenenberger num
na slumoer
The latter quickly found his way ont
OF tne buudms, winchester IN ms nanu
for an emergency ana summonmb
several ueiguoors, surrounaeu ,-e
premises
lne burglar struck a match near a
wnuow ana the pIeacler naylng d
sood view OF inc man, snot, tne bah
penetrating ms Douy below the rIsu,
muney bringing hlm to the floor,
Frustrated
ihe burglar reiuetantly gave his
name as George MaIkhaIt, IA Sam
street, Baltimore, Nd. me man wa
eaten to tne suIder county jail wnerr
ne lies IN precailous coudltlon wltn
ntue nope OF recovery
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-04
Mccormick Goes to Paris.

London, December 3.-kobert S.
Moeormick, the retiring American
ambassador to Austro-hungary, and
newly-appointe ambassador to Rus
sia. started today Tor the continent.
where ne will confer With his prede-
eessor at st. Petersburg. Mr.. Tower,
who is awaiting him at paris. Mr..
Mccormick goes to St. Petersburg at
the end OF the week.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-04
PRINCE WOULDN'T alsk FRlDA1.

Sailing of Empress Of China Delayed
for oiamese Heir.
Victoria, d. T., December 3.--The
crown prince Oh siam and parry sail
ed for Yokonoma en- route 10 sam al
1870 tnls morning. Tie steamer Hni
press oil China was he4u until rAen ii
delerence TO the wish OF ene prince
and party. Monday is tne trluas of
the Slamese, and It is unlucky to san
On MONDAY, ana therefore the steamer
vas kept unul the beginning ol tues
day.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-04

All members ol tue Young Mon
Jroyatt cluD~ale urgency requisite,
@ meet IN the ONCE OF Attorney Ma
isaac, over Wright insurance once
.omgnt at 1850. rms meeting WA b
delu before the rally al the city nan
a 1hl attendance Is urgently aeareo.
MAX ISAAC.
LOUIS J. LnAyY, IN. rreslaent
Secretary
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-04
chasbrock Made RrIaadIer.

Washington, December 3.-Colonel
Henry Chasbrock, artillery corps,
commanding the post at Fort Adams,
K. l., has been appointed origadier
general to MI the vacancy caused by
lue recent retirement oL uenera.
Charles Z. Hood. General onasbr0ck
viii be retired Immediately.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-04
FAHM is REcoMMENoeD.

Grand jury Recommends Him to Sue
ceed Justice Of the Peace oonoly.
the grand jury yesterday recon.
mended Geo. E. Fahm as justice OF the
peace to succeed Justice W. Conoly,
who has resigned.
The appointment OF Mr.. Fahm VIII
have 10 be made by the governor am
he will not be qualified before Jan
uary l. Until tnat time ustice Con.
oily will remain in the office
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-04
New YORK for Cannon.

Washington, December 5.-At d
meeting OF the New York delegation
in the house this afternoon 1t was
unanimously declaed to support Repre-
sentative Cannon Tor speaker and
frank Lyon, OF New York, for door
keeper.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-04
a Memher of Zoe rcl.

Hon T. w. Lamb was elected a
member Of the board Of education at
their neeiipz Tuesday He was nat
named 40 president, as stated IN these
columns yesterday.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-04
eENEFlT FOR GEORGIA cALvAN.
Former Leading Lady is at End Of
Resources.

New York, December s.-Announce-
ment was made today that Georgia
Calvan, who was the leading lady at
n Lyceum theater, and who is now
in a sanitarium, had come 20 the end
OF her resources, and that a beneht
performance is to be given her, SO mat
she may be able to live in comfort
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-04
Quiet in Police Circles.

Everything is unusally quiet with
the police force at present and only
one or two arrests have been made
during the week,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-04
WHAT JOB is THIS?
Citizen Says He Would Like to Be
Elected Municipal Sportsman"

SlhiNSH SdyS TIC WOulu Like 10 DC
Elected Municipal Sportsman"
communicated
To the Editor brunswick News
/ have never he'd pubnc office,
bus desire to do SO now, ana in tur-
therance ot tnat idea, have not become
partisan iii the present municipal
contest, or made any entansnng all-
ances because shall apply Tor tue
no matter when element is sue
n I, ire to be elected for the ensu-
OK, - Municipal Sportsman Tor
the CITY OF brunswick. l have been
observing Tor many montns past the
requirements OF that office and feel
satisfied from my long experience IN
general sports, can not only success
rully iii lne otice, but II viii De a
pleasure for me to do so.
In Consideration OF the pleasures
attached to the office, the almost entire
absence OF duues. and the 1urtner
consideration, rnat am IN sympathy
with the present administration, in its
economic measures, / am wiling to
scale the present salary OF 5000 to
sos per month.
In view OF the suggestions stated, 1
shall expect not only your personal
influence, but that you will use the
columns Of your valuable paper in fur
therance Of my candidacy.
Respectfully,
HUNTER B. FISHER.