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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-11-13
OLDEST LIVING DIPLOMAT.
Recently Honored in Rio de Janeiro on
Becoming a Centenarian.

An interesting ceremony took
place in Rio de Janeiro on July 20
last, when an aged Brazilian, Wis.,
count Barbacena, celebrated his one
hundredth birthday. a commemora-
tive session was arranged by the Bra
lillian Historical and Geographical
Institute in honor of the event, and
the illustrious centenarian himself
replied to the praises of his robust old
age. The British colony in Rio dc
Janeiro, which was largely repre-
sented in the proceedings, had al
ready before presented him with a
gold medal on the occasion of the dia-
mond jubilee of Queen Victoria. Wis.,
count Barbacena goes out a great
deal, and has retained so much vigor
and activity that only few years ago
he was often seen to jump from Rio
tramcar while in motion. He was
educated in England, and was pres
cnt at the coronation of George ".
He is believed to be the oldest living
diplomat, as in 1929 he was oppoint-
ed secretary of the Brazilian legation
in London under his father, the Mar
quiS Barbacona.-London Times.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-11-13
Do Something.

If you can't do any better, work
for nothing until you can demon
strate your ability. Don't hang
around forever looking for job
AtchiSon Globe.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-11-13
LITTLE FIRE-WORSHIPERS.
Mildrsd's Equivocsl Apology for Her
Share in the Wrong Doing.

Mildred Is just at the age of fire
worship. She simply adores matches,
especially the fat-headed, crackly
ONES Mildred worships in secret, as
other deyotees have worshiped be
iore-and mamma Is not the high
priestess. She is the destroying an
gel, who swoops down and cXtin-
gulshcs the altar fires and admins
ter, a sound slap. Mildred, says the
New York Post, had a visitor the
other day, proselyte, and as soon as
mamma went downstairs Miss Six
Years Old lighted the fires. This con
sisted in striking matches and throw
ing them out upon the roof of the pi-
azza, where they burned amazingly
we'll ON the shingles. With rare fore
thought. both Mildred and the Wis
itor varied the devotional exercises
by tossing tumblerfuls of water upon
the blazing match-Sticks.
Suddenly mamma Swooped down,
in accordance with age-old custom,
administered the aforesaid slap, and
Miss Mildred had her meager supper
in bed. Next day she was hidden to
apologize for her misbehavior, and
this she did, saying:
Pm afraid made a great mistake
in having Catherine here yesterday;
I'm sorry sho camno
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-11-13
Meat-Eating in England.

1t is estimated that the consump-
ton of meat in England aggregates
l13 pounds head pery year.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-11-13

sold he'd OUT fort
new sadd
an said
-uuld to Eug
and ne
q
,,Jt II
rtn - the II
territory discovered 10y Henry Hudson forever
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-11-13
Less Than Four Days.

Los Angeles may now be reached
from New York in 90 hours.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-06
SERIOUS RIOTS RIOTS
ON IN CHICAGO
NEGROES WHO WERE IMPORTED
THERE FOR sTRIPERs'
PLACES ATTACKED.
Every Policeman on Duty to Suppress
Rioting But Seem Powerless
to Mamia ! Order

Cbicapo nne 5--Dist,rnarcoe at.
tcndant npon mo nacl,in. bonso toaro.
ars strike broike out oFresb earlv -
dsv rben a u,eon holoncin,, a. ~
Alderman Dn3lsstop d,iven n[ IAN.
a. ON man tried IN land load ,f ba,os
sa5 hocon ~ tho efation of fho rbi.
oaeo and Northwestern rail,yav on
E3nyio stroot
crowd of tonohs ana ot,i.o .,.,,.
tatri2ers set mon tbe driyor oye.
tsrnad his waeoo a,d etola bis noot
1ae crowd scattered unon the a,r,val
3, Il patrol waooo nm or noiico,aan
opse feeling nrevaile oyer an ~
e'ty. DoNn.o,yn etroet crossinos aro
almost devojl. of ,.eioors i,,,+ .t,,,oI,'.a
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-06
Nominated For Governor
Yesterday BY a Big
Majority

election of Hon, T. w. Hardwick, OF
Washington county, as. congressman
from the Tenth district over Hon. W.
II. Fleming, the present incumbent
This has been a sensational race, in
which bitterness has had prominent
place. At this aour the following
counties have been heard from:
WASHINGTON for Hardwick; Glas-
cock for Hardwick; jefferson for
II ifiisTdygieI,; Columbia in doubt. VIII
take official count to decide Rich
mond claimsJ BY both parties. but
chances are it mas gone to Fleming
by yerv small majority Hancock
for Fleming; Warren for Hardwick.
Prominent Fleming leaders in Au-
gusta tonight practically eoncede the
election OF Hardwick In the primary
for Che state house officers today the
county has gone for Terrell by large
majority while Eason gets Richmond
vote foF prison commissioner with
both Glenn and Merritt claiming the
county for school commissioner.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-06
! IlunQi r0n Trnnrll
A l-ANDSLIU[ FUh I[hhtLL
FAMILY ROW ENDS FATALLY.
John conley, a Florida Merchant, Diec
by Wife's Hand.

by Wife's Hand.
Jacksonville, Fla, June John
Conley, the merchant of PanasoGGeo
who was shot at that place by his wife
during a family row. died in the Ma
rion county hospital in Ocala Saturday
from the effects of the wound indict.
ed by the bullet from his wlfe's pistol.
1t is reliably stated that before his
death Conley made a win leaving all of
his estate. which is considerable. to
his adopted daughter, Mrs. Rena Eady
The will disinherits Mrs. Conley entire.
ly. but, it is said. makes provision for
the two children of the unfortunate
union.
The Conley couple were married, dl.
vorccd and remarked within three
weeks after the courts decree sepa.
rated them, and then the tragedy a
few days ago occurred. when the wife
driven to desperation by what was
alleged to be a series of crueties seiz.
ed pistol and gave her husband his
death wound
The couple was prominently connect
ed in that part Of the state.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-06
ADDITIONS TO COAL STRIKERS.

Wilkesbarre Pa. June 5.-Thero
Railway Workers May Be involve i
Soon, Says President Mitchell.
was much speculation around strike
headquarters today over the purpose of
President Mitchell's visit to Scranton
last night, where he saw some of the
National Railway Labor union leaders.
All attempts to get him to talk about
the nature Of his conference was fiji.
tile. He said however, that the rail-.
way workers may be involved in the
near future
The entire region was reported quiet
at starting time today The strikers
claimed a few more additions to their
ranks today but in most instances the
coal companies were able to supply the
places Of those induced to leave.
A system to boycott all persons and
establishments that in any way sup.
ply the wants Of non-union men has
been inaugurated and is having its eff
feet in bringing men out of the mines
Bartenders butchers grocery clerks.
etc. are organized in the coal region.
A non-union man in most places can
not be served and the families of non
union men are having much trouble
in buying the necessities of life in
stores.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-06
How the countlea VOC.


Up to the hour of closing the tele-
egraph office last night. The News
heard from the following counties in
the state.
For Terrell -Oconee, Jasper, Quit
man, Fulton. Walker. Erwin, Piekens
Butts. spaulding. Echolls. Randolph,
Crawford, Dougherty. Terrell, Henry,
Chattahoochee, Polk, Putnam, White,
Morgan Ricnmond Lincoln. Twiigs,
Baldwin. Dooly, Newton, Fayette,
Chattooga, Wilcox, Merfwether,
Wilkes. Campbell, Gilmeg Hart,
Washington. total, IS.
For Estill-Murray, Mcintosh. Cobb.
Coffee, iatpall, Hail. Early, Catoosa
Liberty, Chatham; total, II.
For ~Guerry- Hancock, Macon. Mon
roe, McDufie Gwinnett; total 5.
BY the above It will be seen that
only SO counties were heard from up
to the closing hour of the telegraph
Office. There being l31 counties in
the Sstaee u VIII pc seen that We We're
able to hear from only few over a
tnird OF The counties but the above
kilograms shows that Mr.. Terrell has
carried over four. .ffths Of the coun-
ties. A telegram received jusst at
the closing hour which stated that 7s
counties nad been heard from CT
which Terrell carried SO.
It seems that the north Georgia can
iidate carried every doubtful county
in the state, and even won in a nun
Der which we're not at all thought to
be for him
Still in a great number Of tne coun-
ties the race was very close. Col. Es-
till coming second in most Of the in.
stances.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-06
az. 900 .noo offered for 80

New York, June Sit is understood
the American shipping syndicate has
offered the Cunard company $52.500.
600 for their fleet, including two big
steamers recently ordered, says Her
aid dispatch from London. The Cunard
directors are in communication with
the government with a view of obtain
ing such increased subsidies for mails
and cruisers as will enable them II
the interests Of the shareholders to re
sist the tempting offer OF the American
syndicate.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-06
FARMS OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Interesting Figures Are Furnished by
Census Bureau.

lHtSTeSuhg Figures are FufniShed by
Census Bureau.
Washington June 5.-The ceusu.
re 'ort on agriculture in North Caro-
III a shows that on June /, 1900. The
state had 224,637 farms, valued al
$l94 4,655.920.
Of tn valuation q per cent was il
buildings and the remainder In Lame
end other Improvements than build
incs. The value of farm Implements
aud machinery was $9,072600 and live
stock $50 10G,173 making the total val
ue Of farm property $223.S34, ,693 The
r"tal value Of farm products for tS9!
was $50 .309 ,G3S. of which 20 per cen
was in animal products and the re
mainder in crops including fores
products cut or produced on farms
The total value of farm products foi
1899 exceeded those OF 1889 by rs pe
cert,
The gross farm income of Norti
Carolina for 1899 was $4,000 .74S. Tn,
gIoss income upon investment was 3.
rer cent.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-06

Miami, Fla, June 5.-The citizen:
OF Miami are rejoicing over the pros
pect that their long cherished hope q
an appropriation to give the city deeI
water is about realized When news
was received saying the conference
committee had agreed upon an appro
priation Of $500 900 real estate values
began to rise, and every one wanted to
purchase property. The people are nov
anxiously awaiting more definite in
formation, and every body is talking
deep water. 1t is probable that wher
the matter is definitely settled the peo
pie will arrange for mammoth cele
bration in honor Of the event. the cele
bration to be held July 4.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-06
Larqe Sponge Yield.

Key West, Fla, June 5.-An estia
mate Of the total value of the sponge
crop taken by the fleet this trip Is
valued at 100000. This the buyers
say, is a conservative estimate. About
$175, 900 of this crop has been all the
week coming here from the grounds
and some of the men will get 5000 to
the share The average price is better
than has been brought here for yeara
and was caught in water 50 feet deep
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-06
MiIIlon. .poIIar Jurvmen.

New York, June SIN forming the
third panel Of the sheriff's jury TO
serve during the ensuing three months
Sheriff O'Brien has summoned ID men
whose aggregate wealth is estimated
at more than billion dollars. Among
those called are John b. Mcdonald. J.
Pierpont Morgan ]. D. Rockefeller,
William Rockefeller, Frederick w.
Vanderbilt, William X. Vanderbilt and
John D, Archbold.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-06
TURNED HOSE ON RIOTERS.
unruly Construction Gang In Nebra.

UnruIy Construction Gang In Nebras
kan Town Put to Flight.
Omaha, Neb., June ga Blair
Neb., special says
A riot which would have ended in
bloodshed was averted shortly after
midnight last night by the quick action
Of Mayor Haller. The Chicago, St
Paul and Minneapolis Railroad com
pany has been denied by the city
council the right TO lay certain tracks
About midnight a construction gang
of 200 men began laying tracks. The
mayor was informed and ordered the
men TO cease work They replied
tauntingly and the mayor ordered on.
the fire department and a stream OF
water was turned on and the men scat.
tered Reyolyers We're drawn but hun.
dreds of citizens arrived and tore up
the track, carted it away and held the
ground under arms.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-06
viii Be Released from Prison

San Francisco, June 5.-The prison
doors viii open today for II ex-yolun.
teer soldiers who have been undergo
ing sentence at Alcatraz island. After
serving from IS months to years both
in the Philippine islands and the local
military prison these men will once
more be free. The men will be re-
leased under the decision of Judge San.
born, which the supreme court has
sustained. that volunteer soldier can
not be tried by GERS of the regular
army or other branches of the service,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-06
JaoksonvlIle's Building Record.

Jacksonville, Fla, June 5.-Sincs
the fire there have been permits IS
sued for 2,1S6 structures. Last week
the record showed only 10 new houses,
but several of these were for handsome
2-story residences, while one was for
a 2-story brick on Adams street, near
Julia. -...4 !.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-06
~omEN's FguD ENDS IN BLOOD

Fayetteville, Ark, Excited over Sen
satonaI Shooting ARRAY.
Fayetteville, Ark. June 5.-Consid
cradle excitement was created in Ben
Breek's crug store at this place
Mrs. Fannie Moorehouse. it is charg
ID sho' and, it is thought. probably
fatally injured Miss Ella Boatwright
Tie bullet pierced the spinal chord II
The lower part of the back. There
we're no eyewitnesses to the affair.
Th as ailant was arrested by the
sheriff and is held awaiting results
This is the second attempt Mrs. Moore
fouse has made on the life of Mis-.
Boatwrieht.
Reports are varied as to the cause
of the shooting
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-06
PHILIPPINE BILL PASSES.
Senate Casts ss Votes for to 60 Against
Measure.


Washington June 5.-The lona
drnwn out light over the Philippines
government bill in the senate was
brought to an epd late yesterday af
ternoon when the Republican bin was
passed by practically a party vote.
On the final passage McLaurin, OF
South Carolina voted, of course. with
ihe Republicans. while Hoar. yelling
ton ana Mason voted with the Demo
rats AGAINST the bill on the test
vote upoe the adoption of the minority
substitute which provided for a period
OF qualified independence with large
lnon, Of sclf-govetnmcnt at the end
of this Leriod the recognition of the
absolute Independence Of the islands
the Iinea were drawn about as above
With the exception that Senator Nor
gan voted against the minority bill.
The Louise viii pass the bill pre-
pared b. the Republicans Of the insu
lar affairs committee, which differs
N some particulars from that which
tl'e senate has passed. and then the
differences viii be settled in confer
once be- ween the two houses. 1t is
said thas the senate bin win stand in
all its essentials.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-06
Economy In Government Printing.

Lcohomy m Government Printing.
Washington, June 5.-The secretary
of war has promulgated an order in
tended TO affect large economy in gov
ernment printing. 1t provides that
hereafter there shall be printed only
the reports of superior officers in com.
mand Of military departments in the
field and chiefs Of bureaus of the de.
partments. The reports Of the various
branches are not to be printed here.
after, but the superior officers are ex
8 'rted to include resume of the re.
ports in their report.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-06
Three Bows Killed by Liohtnino.

Guthrie, Okla, June 5-During an
electric storm which passed over
Beaver county two small sons OF
homas Smith and another boy whose
name is not given were struck by
lightning and killed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-06
PREACHER coNFEssEs 70 ARSON



Santa Cruz Cal. June 5.-Rev. Jas.
Laurior Rogers formerly a well known
Baptist minister. who recently EN-.
braeed Mohammedauism, has confess.
ed himself guilty OF arson and is now
in custody He set fire to several
buildings at dairy where be was
working for The benefit OF his health.
as he explained. His motive for the
crime, he says, was revenge on those
who had compelled him to do meniaI
service
The fire destroyed his clerical libra.
ry. three ministerial suits and a gold
watch presented to him by his former
congregation at 0eala, Fla ss~~zslile in
charge Of church at Jacksonville he
taught English to many Cuban refu.
gees. He viii be examined as to his
sanity
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-06
only q Few Amerioana lnvited.

New York, june -Mang erroneous
rumors have been current respecting
the number Of Americans who have
been invited to the coronation at the
abbey cables the london correspond.
ent Of The Tribune lt is not probable
that more than a half-dozen Americans
viii be among the privileged specta.
tors. Henry White and John R. Car.
ter naturally viii attend the corona.
ton, owing to their official positions,
and also J. Pierpont Morgan, Jr.. for
the same reason. but there is no foun-
dation for the foolish talk about Ameri-
can millionaires buying their way to
the best seats.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-06
New Steamship Service Inau

New York, June 5.-A new direct
steamship service is to be inaugurated
between New York and northern Span
ish ports to be known as the Larrinaga
steamship line The first vessel, the
steamer Bernilla, is scheduled to sail
about June IS.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-06
Iranortant pipIomatlo chnnnes.

Washington, June 5.--Two important
changes in the diplomatic representa-.
tiyes in Washington were announced
today. The Hon Michael Herbert sue.
ceeds the late Lord Pauncefote as Brit.
ish ambassador and Senior de Oioda
succeeds The Duke Of Arcos as Spanish
minister
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-06

The primary in Glynn county yes
terday for lhe selection of state house
officers and a judge of the Brunswick
'ircuit was very notly contested.
though good natured one, and not the
east bitterness was noticed at the
polls The supporters OF the different
candidates worked hard all day for
their fayorites, and we're claiming ii
victory all the time.
The greatest interest, of course, wac
centered on the gubernatorial race al
though there was mucn interest taken
in the contest for judge OF the Bruins
wick circuit, commissioner of agricul-
ture, prison commissioner and state
school commissioner.
The friends of Col. Estil1 seemed to
be more confident than the supporters
.of Col Terrell, although they worked
hard all day. The result in all of the
contests was only guess work until
the last ballot is counted and the
final result announced by the Judges.
large crowd of citizens gathered
around the polls last night and kept
tally sheet Of their own in one or two
of the contests.
The number of votes received by
Mr.. Guerry surprised both the friends
of Estill AMI Terrell. 1t was not
thought that the pronibitionists candi
date would receive over so or IS
votes, but for a while last nignt, dur
ing the count, it looked as though he
was running very near even with the
other two candidates.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-06
FLEMlNGsMEETS A DTFfAI

Augusta. Ca. June 5.-Indications
at a late nour tonight point to the
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-06
AT O'CLOCK THIS MORNING
EsTlLL WAS IN THE LEAD
OVER TERRELL BY ONLY A FEW
VOTES.
COUNTY GOES FOR PARKER FOR
JUDGE, EAsoN AND STEVENS
OTHER CONTESTS SEEM TO BE
IN DOUBT.
THE RESULT.

The following telegram received
by the News at late hour last night
tells of the general result of the
election in a nut shell
Atlanta. June 5.-Terrell gets the
governors cnair with large major
ity It's more than probable that he
Will Lave more than 20S votes in the
electoral convention. There seems
to be a deadlock on in the race for
state school commissioner whicl may
have to be settled in the convention.
Eason is prison commissioner by a
large majority, while Stevens is prison
commissioner by large majority
while Stevens is commissioner OF ag-
riculture. Hardwick defeated Fleming
in the Tenth district for congress
man. Joe Pelee Hall, Guerrys law
parner. is elected to the state legisla-
ture from Bibb Election quiet all
over the state and little interest man
ifested.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-06

Atlanta, June 5-From all injica-
tons received from near every county
in tho state, Terrell seems to have
nad a landslide, and his nomination
on the first ballot. The returns also
show that large vote was poled in all
sections of the state The weather
conditions were favorable ana that
fact tog ether with a general interest
responsible for the vote.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-06


At 3 O'Clock this morning the cleo
ton managers We're still hard at work
counting the votes. 1t will probably
bei 5 or 6 o'clock before the work is
completed
Col. Estill, at that nour. was lead
ing in the gubernatorial race by be-
tween IL and 20 votes over Mr.. Ter
rell. News was received from only
two precincts last night, ST Simon
and Sterling, at the former is votes
We're pollei for Estill; Sterling only
cast 6 votes for Terrell and / for
Estill
In the race for judge of the Bruins
wick circuit Judge Parker led by a
sufficient number of votes to insure
his victory in the county,
Stevens for commissioner Of agricul-
ture. Eason for state school commits
sioner will also carry the county.
The final result in the gubernatorial
race will hardly be known until the
votes Of the county are consolidated
today.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-06
MERIWETHER COUNTY cANDl-
DATE SWEEPS THE STATE IN
THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY FOR
eOVERNoRsHIP.
CARRIED NEARLY AL THE
DOUBTFUL COUNTIES IN THE
STATE AND GOT MANY HE DID
NOT EXPECT.
How 1t Looks.

That Estill will carry the county
by a very small majority.
Tom Eason defeats Wyley Williams
for prison commissioner by a. good
majority.
Race between Merritt and Glenn
for state school commissioner is close.
Judge Parker defeats Col. Hitch by
large majority
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-22
GENERAL BATES Furnishes
Reduces a NOncOnmissiOned Omcer
and ImprisOns Eight Privates
for Various Onenses.

CHICAGO, Sept. 21.-One non-commis-
stoned officer is reduced to the ranks and
eight privates are dismissed from the
United States army and sentenced to terms
In military prisons for various offenses in
an order issued by Major General Bates.
acting commander-in-chiefo Of the Depart
ment Of the Lakes.
The officer reduced is Corporal Everett
Scales, Company A. Fourteenth infantry.
who was found guilty OF assault with in
tent to do serious bodily harm. In addi-
tion he will be required to forfeit $40 a
month Of his pay for nine months and
serve the same period at hard labor in
the prison at Fort Brady, Mich.
The soldiers discharged are: James j.
Mcclure, Forty-seventh company, Coast ar
tillery, desertion; Frank A. Rautenberg,
Company B. Twenty-ninth infantry. deser-
tion; Edward Norton, Second company,
Coast artillery, desertion; Louis e. Bouch-
ard, Company L. Third engineers. deser-
tion; Aria G. Tonsing. Company E, Four
teenth infantry. desertion; Harry Pulver,
Company X, Third infantry. larceny; Har-
vey HohleT, Troop NJ, Thirteenth cavalry,
desertion; Earl C. Hall. Company H, Four
teenth infantry desertion.