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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-13
ANTLEYTO HAVE
THE FIELD ALONE
COL. WILKINSON, REPUBLICAN,
WILL NOT MAKE HIS USUAL
FIGHT THIS YEAR.
Eleventh District Republicans in a
stew Over Complication of
Internal Instructions.

Authentic information has reached
Brunswick to the effect that Mr.. j.
Nj Wilkinson, of Lowndes. win not
be a republican candidate of the re
publicans of the Eleventh district in
opposition to Hon. w G. Brantley,
demcratic nominee for congress.
This information comes from one
of MIR. WillSinson's friends in Lowndes
to whom he so personally expressed
himself.
This will leave Congressman Brant-
ley with clear field and he will be
justly entitled to the honor of an un-
contested election, as he has proven
doubly worthy of it by mis- devotion
to the best interests of all his con
stituents in the Eleventh district re-
gardless of heir political afliation
In the meantime the republicans of
the Eleventh are very mucn torn by
internal dissentions and the last two
issues Of the Brunswick Herald, their
official organ, has teemed with red
hot charges against some OF the post
masters and other lesser lights, bring
ing into discussion Director of the
Census Merriman, who Finishes an
interesting card bearing on the stu
alton
1t seems That Postmaster Grier, of
Dublin, has been making efforts to
oust Chairman Belcher of Glynn from
the district leadership AS a retail
atory measure Chairman Belcher has
jumped Postmaster Grier for his part
in having some colored ensus emu
merators displaced after he had Sc
cured the Dublin postmastership
plum for himself through their aid
Mr.. Grier denied the charge of having
anything to do with this and the re-
movals were laid at the door of Di-
rector Merriman. Director Merriman
now writes a card fatty coniradlcting
the charge that he had anything to
DO with the colored enumerators dis
placed, and the Herald takes that card
and lays it on heavy to the Dublin
ties. In the meantime it develops that
a campaign fund has been raised for
tne purpose of influencing coiored
delegates to vote against Becher for
reelection to the district chairman
ship. but Belcher was the only one
who had authority to cali the com
mittee together and get ready for an
other convention and he has delayed
this call 80 long that the campaign
barrel Of his opponents has about
been exhausted and ne stands to win
against them hands down 1t is a
game in which the democrats have
nothing to do except in so far as it
effects the republican state commit
tee and the national elections, as it
is alleged to be a play to down Belch-
er and Deveaux and the Water John
son crown in the EleEenth, capture
the state committee and tna state for
the lilly whites and throw the old
crowd overheard for good ana FOR
all. With an exaustless barrel this
fight might have been greatly pro
longed but as it stands now the fight
is about over and it looks very much
like Belcher and his crowd will win
out. STx
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-13

Douglas. Ga, July 12.- There arriy-
ed today three car loads Of iron for
the Wadley AMI Mi. Vernon railway
Tracl, laying viii commence tomor-
row from Douglas TO Baron's Bluff
on the Ocmulgee river, The other
iron win follow as fast as it can be
loaded on cars in Brunswick,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-13
At the presbxterlan Church.

The usual services of public wor-
ship will be conducted at the Pres
byterian churca today Rev DR.. Sui
Inns, Of Cleveland. Tenn, will preach
at the morning service. The night
service win be called off on account
of the services at the auditorium
The Sunday school meets at 4:S0
Strangers and visitors are cordially
invited
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-13
Filthy Temples in India.

Sacred COWS often defle Indian tenn
pies, but worse yet is body that's
pointed by constipation. Don't per.
nit it. Cleanse your system with
DR.. Kings New Life Wills and avoid
untold misery. They give lively liv-
ers, active bowels, good digestion, fine
appetite, only 25c. at all druggists.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-13
A Quiet Nlaht.

Ihe police department mad a very
quiet time last night and very few
arrests were made. Considering that
hundreds of strangers were in the city
the order was something unusual, only
one Of the hundreds of excursioniscs
being pulled
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-13
LOW RATES TO CALIFORNIA.

Southern Offers a Rate of Less Than
One Fare for Round Trip.
= Brunswick to San Francisco and
Los Angeles, sG425 for round trip
Tickets on sale August list to TIN,
inclusive. Final limit September 80.
Stop-over is allowed at all Colorado
points and points west thereof
Passengers will also have the priv
ilege Of going and returning via di-
verse routes. For further informa-
ton call or write to c. J.. Gambler,
general agent Southern Railway,
Brunswick, Ga.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-13
A Good Showing.

Notice is directed TO the statement
Of the Brunswick Bank and Trust
Co, in his issue. This institution
has made wonderful strides during
the past year and is now regarded as
one Of the most successful banks in
the state.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-13

The afternoon boat to Cumberland
yesterday carried fair crowd of
Brunswick people and several parties
from otner sections of the state. 1t
is expected that an unusually large
crowd viii visit the resort today.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-13
Through Cars to Savannah.

TIC accommodate the increasing tray
lei between Brunswick and Savannah
the Southern Railway will hereafter
operate two extra coaches on the train
leaving Brunswick at 6;25 a. m. every
Sundey, tc go through without change.
This viii insure a comfortable trip TO-
all who desire to spend the day in Sa-
yannah
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-13
WILL PREACH TONIGHT.
Rex. George Stuart to Deliver Sermon
at Auditorium.

Rev. George Stuart will preach
again tonight at the auditorium. The
simple announcement of this fact will
be sufficient to again fill the building
as it was on last Sunday night. The
services will begin at 8 O'Clock. The
same song books will be used as were
used at the otner service-'Reviyal
No, 3"-and all who have copies are
asked to bring them. Tne same ush-
ers are also asked to serve again. All
are cordially invited. It was remark
ed last Sunday nlgnt that the audi
torium was the coolest place to be
found
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-13
In Harness Now.

J. J, Spears, the newly elected SUI
perintendent of sanitation has taken
charge, and things in his department
are in excellent shape, Mr.. Spears
knows the city properly and win no
doubt give general satisfaction
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-13
ExcursIonlsts Return.

The eXcursionists from various
points along the line of the b. &. w.
road who have been in the city for
a day or two returned to their homes
Yesterday and from all indications
had good time while here.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-13

Is to see the ltttle one 50 lear 20
us gradually sinking ddv !y day by
the drainige upon It's system from the
effects Of teethins The wise motn-
er gives Dr. Bigs3ra lluek'oberry
Cordial 1t never falls to cure Chcl
era Morbus, and Dysyr'ery. Flux, etc.
Sold by druggists, 25c and BIC bot
tie,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-13
NEGRO PREACHER ARRESTED.
Charged With Making Incendiary Re-
marks in Presence of Convicts.

OTI"' IOU " III FFI"NTUY IIINSIIuTaTy Ht-
marks in Presence of ConVcts.
Atlanta, July l2.-For making in
cendiary remarks in the presence Of
convicts, J. c. Olive, a negro preacher
Of Washington, d. c., was arrested
this afternoon. Olive denies that ne
made the remarks to the prisoner but
stated that ne was talking to a friend
and did no intend that the prisoners
should hear the remarks.
The officers claim that he made re-
marks which the prisoners heard. on
the public streets and that his re
marks tended to cause trouble among
the convicts.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-13

Charlotte Huff. colored, will be tried
by Ordinary Dart for mnacy Monday
morning The woman has been ia
sane for some time.
The Canton times., 1902-12-05
JERUSALEM SITE SELECTED.
Site For the Reproduction of the
City of Jerusalem at the Worlds
Fair Decided Upon.

st. Louis, Nov. ga site for the
City of Jerusalem, one of the largest
concessions at the Worlds fair, was
formally staked out Thursday, by a
party of exposition officials, including
Director of Works Taylor, Secretary
Stevens, Director of Concessions
Gregg and Chief Civil Engineer Phil
lips. There were present, represent
ing the concessionnaires, Alexander
Konta, Rev. DR.. w. B. Palmore and
G. H. Ten Breck.
The boundaries of the concession
will run northeast and southwest
through a ravine Immediately back of
the Palace of Machinery, ascending
from the plain to the summit of a
hill which divides the ravine at it's
southern end 1t takes in grove of
cedars, which will be preserved as
part of the natural setting for the
Holy City.
DIR. Palmore explained to the expo
sition officials that the walls of the
city would be at least 25 feet high.
and that the Mount of Olives would
rise so feet above the present top of
the hill, an eminence that is now 80
feet higher than the foundations of
the Machinery Palace. This elevation
would give the mount an altitude Of
40 feet above the main level of the
great exposition buildings.
The several gates in the wall were
located by Dr. Palmore as they will
exist when the city has been erected.
He also laid out the sites for the Vale
of Kedron, the Garden of Gethse>
name, the Church of the Holy
Sepulchre and other historical points
in the mimic municipality. The doc
tor told the officials that important
concessions had been secured by the
concessicnnaires from Catholic or
ders, which are instrusted with the
keeping of various parts of the city.
a form of dedication of the site will
be prepared by DR.. Palmore. The ded-
ication is to take place about the time
ground is broken for the beginning of
operations. The concession lies next
to the hill on which Adolphus Busch
and associates will build the Tyrolean
Alps, another of the immense shows
designed for the fair.
The Canton times., 1902-12-05
Jefferson County Sensation.

w. B. Alsworth, an aged and here
tofore highly respected citizen of
the Union church neighborhood, in
jefferson county, who represents his
county in the lower house of the leg
islature, addressed an insulting let
ter to "A prominent young lady liv-
ING a few miles distant. The young
lady turned the letter over to her
brother, and the young man immedi-
ately hunted up Alsworth and gave
him a severe thrashing. Alsworth
is 10 years old, and a ruling elder
in the Presbyterian church. When
his offense became public a session
OF the local church was called, with
Rev, .. B. Grafton presiding, and
the elder arraigned for trial. He
entered a plea of guilty and was ex-
PEELED from the church.
The Canton times., 1902-12-05

Mr.. Charles Holloway, of CIintoni
Ia, the Successful Competitor
For'the $4,000 Prize.

st. Louis, Nov. 27.-The winner In
the Worlds Fair emblem contest, N
which a prize of $4,000 was offered by
the exposition management, is MT
Charles Holloway, of Clinton, la. His
design has been selected by the jury
of award out of nearly 400 Others in
competition. The successful offering
contains five figures, the central ele-
ment being the figure of a woman
representing the territory of Louisi-
ana. BY her side stands the figure OF
Columbia draping around her the
American flag; the garments of France
having fallen from her, lie at her feet
The colors of the French flag and the
fieur-delis are plainly recognizable in
them. In the background is a boat
containing two figures-Progress and
Rectitude. Beside Louisiana and in
front of Columbia figure represent
ing France is seated, holding in her
lap the treaty of the Louisiana terri
tory The tricolor of France is draped
over her arm, and in one hand she
bears the sword of municipality. The
border contains four large figures
representing agriculture, commerce,
art and science, ana above are two
small figures of Genius and Progress
crowning Art and Science with
wreaths of laurel. Two shields with
the colors of France bordered
with those of the United States and
France occupy the lower corners.
There are but four colors in the de-
sign-red, white blue and yellow, rep
resenting the United States, France
and Spain. The design is intended
for q poster, but can be adapted to a
medal or plaque.
Mr.. Holloway is 43 years old and a
resident of Clinton, Ia. He was born
in Philadelphia, but came toESt. Louis
when II years old, where he was edu-
Gated and studied art. He taught art
in Smith academy. manaual training
school, and later taught night class
in the st. Louis art school, where he
had first studied art. Mr.. Holloway
removed from this city to Chicago 20
years ago, going into the stained glass
business in the latter city.
The Canton times., 1902-12-05
Gould Line Comes In.

The Natchez & Southern Railway
Company has filed its papers and
has been authorized by proclamation
of the governor to incorporate un-
der the laws of Mississippi. The
Natehez & Southern Railway Com
pany is the same as the New Or
leans Il Northwestern, which is a
part of the Gould system and which
enters the State down at Natchez.
The charter of the company gives
the company the right to connect
IN Mississippi with a road leading
to New Orleans and to extend a
branch line toward the city of Mo-
bile.
The Canton times., 1902-12-05

Cuba is threatened with race war
which, if it comes, will unouestion-
aoly hasten annexation. The leaders
OF the white element, foreign and ma
tive, OF the population of Havana are
bringing pressure, it is said, to bear
on President Palma to constrain him
TO exclude negroes from his state re-
ceptioIs the coming winter. The ne
groes, on the other hand, threaten to
raise disturbance if Palma refuses
to invite them. g.t
The Canton times., 1902-12-05

Auditor Cole, as pension COM
missioner, has prepared a table
showing the increase of pensioners
for the year 1902 over the preceding
roll by counties. Every county In
the State showed an increase over
the previous roll except Jefferson,
Marshall and Tunica. Marshall
shows a decrease of five and Jeffer-
son and Tunica decrease of one
each. The total increase OF pen
sioners is 1,029. Following is a
comparative statement Of the rolls
for 1000 and 1Q01 hv COMMITTEES
The Canton times., 1902-12-05
IMPROVED ON NA7up,
The Case of n Crooke,
was Successfully ] Hana,a, 1s Mlc|
William McKip,a' BY

a year or two after wu,
had begun the practice william ~ McKnlI
H fasben 10 distlnguls9ed Is himself IN a Cantai
: AS often happens in court stuSeceesstul caeI
not merely for the sake Of tLe sne 19unor ",
serious ser purpose. Mr.. Edwan vne q JoEe, but n
IN. .Ihe Life Work of WiliHs%mrd y I Rec
tells the story: " ''iiam AlcKnev5
,lhe case was suit aco;. II
whom the plaintiff I cb, %sai3st rsa9 q surge.,
set his leg so badly that i eea ;g With hSvnl
hf;,nleys f;,alys defended the surgeoS %oS OoTfd, 1--WE
@ nlmseii Pitted against john JU'' N.Ud NISd found
oEt 0%;o q H. rne most brilliant awye,SsV e
McSweeney brought HE oI;.u. n
ana mad him expose the ninred' lred' in INTO count
jury. 1t was very crooI5ed I5uIea llnb ot]
looked bad for the surcpon poneu' p and The Gs|
tbem u oben Iaaai us eyes open, as usual S and s
'heiii heenly on the mans other isa anu lGea
As soon as the plaintiff was 'i t,sss ,ss
10 nm, he as ked that the ofbouIne T' vIIlneG OVeI
also be barred. The pIaintiF Ii'ffr leg shCall
sweeney objected vigorously h.. ana N. Nd
ordered it done Then it anneons5 ous Sae luds|
second leg was still more crooked t.St II h.nat By
wnlcn the surgeon had SET ''' 'nan tiaI
MY client seems to have done b.t,, \
19is man than nature itself did Dsi.s1 Sa;I "
hihley, and l move that the sniff 'T,u hu Ne a
missed: with recommendation w w W ~
plaintiff that he have the other 10, - -, W
and and then set by the surgeon who 40 sa, u,'asl n
firs. one" 'n "no seI tA'
The Canton times., 1902-12-05
TWO CHTVALRIC KANsANS.
Packing House Employees Fight for
Waitress and Both Men Are
Fatally Wounded.

Kansas City, No., Nov. 29-At Ar
mourdale, Kas., near here, Friday,
Ernest Damns and Charles w. Tuck
er, packing house employees, fought
pistol duel over Mabel Randall,
waitress. Damns was mortalIy
wounded, but before he died he shot
Tucker twice, fatally wounding him.
Tucker is still alive. Tucker had met
Damns and the girl on the street, and
without warning fired two shots at
him, the wounded man returning the
fire as he lay on the ground.
The Canton times., 1902-12-05

Pope Leo's encyclical appointing a
commission to interpret the Scriptures
as the needs of the hour require" is
recognition of advanced thought
which is worthy of the progressive
spirit which has been manifested in
SO many ways by the pontiff. This
commission will have final authority.
Modern research has changed many
things, and none more than certain
assertions concerning the intrepreta-
tion of Holy Writ.
The Canton times., 1902-12-05
Mississippi State News


Some days ago Director Row
land of the department of archives
and history wrote the following let
ter to Robert Todd Lincoln:
"The State of Mississippi is build
ing a beautiful new capitol, which
is now nearing completion. One OF
it's most interesting and attractive
features will be hall of fame ded-
icated to the great men of our State
and country, in, which their like
nesses may be placed in order that
they may serve as an inspiration to
those who come after. We OF the
South now realize the greatness and
goodness and grandness of the char
acter of President Abraham Lin
coin, your honored father, and
would honor his memory. Our
own Lee has been given a place in
the temple of fame located on the
other side of Mason and Dixon's
line and his name stands with that
of Lincoln. Your father belongs
to the worlds immortals, and moth
ing that we could do would add to
his fame. We can, however, show
our respect and love for him. Per-
nit me, therefore, in the name Of
the State, to invite you to place a
portrait Of President Lincoln in the
new capitol Of Mississippi, that it
may symbolic his love for his coun-
try. his devotion to duty and his
heartfelt sympathy for the Southern
people. Your cooperation and as
sistance will be most heartily appre-
ciated."
The reply Of Mr.. Lincoln came
to hand last week, as follows:
"Your letter of October 21 was
duly received, but it has not here
tofore been practicable to comply
with your request. I have now
been able to procure what ! regard
as the best large engraved portrait
Of President Lincoln, and take
pleasure in sending it to you by ex-
press today. Thanking you for
your kind expression, | am very
truly yours,
ROBERT T. LINCOLN"
The Canton times., 1902-12-05
Timber Deportation.

Land Commissioner Nall re.
turned last week from a trip through
Scott and Simpson counties, where
ne has been investigating timDer
depredations on the States lands.
The State has large holdin rs in that
section OF the State and the great
value of pine lumbersn now is an es-
pecial inducement to timber stealers.
COMMISSIONS Nall keeps a sharp
lookout for the, robbers and has Seen
able in nearly every case to retor-
er the stolen timber.
The Canton times., 1902-12-05

In explanation of a recent order the
postmaster general says that he is
strongly opposed the continuation in
office of women who have married
while on the government rolls and
whose husbands are now living. His
position is that a wife's place is at
home instead of at work elsewhere.
and that unless the husband can earn
enough 10 support both, the two
should not marry. In his judgment
one salary to family is sufficient.
The Canton times., 1902-12-05

New towns are being established in
oklahoma and the Indian territory as
last as the railroad officials can de-
termine the best locations. The won
oerful increase in the population OF
the southwest has been one Of the re-
markable features attending the
building OF railroads through this fer
tile section of the country.
The Canton times., 1902-12-05

The depreciation in Mexican silver
dollars at Manila appears to be Great
ing serious complications. About the
simplest way to rectify the trouble
would be to establish the American
money system, introducing the Amer
lcaa silver dollar, together with a
plentiful supply of subsidiary coins of
the same metal.
The Canton times., 1902-12-05

Henry C. Frick, it is said, in order
to get even with Andrew Carnegie
proposes to give to Pittsburg uni
yersity that will outrival the poly
technic school presented to that city
by the latter. Now if Carnegie will
only see Frick and raise him, Pitts
burg can felicitate herself.
The Canton times., 1902-12-05

There is much of pathos in the visit
of DR.. Adolf Lorenz to this country.
The simple story Of his appearance in
the various cities which have been
included in his tour eXcites more of
pity for those who have failed to re-
ceive aid than joy over the relief
which has been extended to the more
fortunate.
The Canton times., 1902-12-05
so FRESUMING OF HIM
With Only $75,0OO a Year Bo u,,
reason to Expect That He
Had u Chance.

The yellow moon hung by its cres.,
hook against the starlit azure Of tbs 'ssa S.a
tember sky, and the night was dreamy ~ x
liclous, divine, says the New York Hm
aid. A nti
The man and the maiden walked ha
meath the silent stars and listened 4
the purple music from the dusk, HI
Jeweled fingers rested lightly on bis arm
and he felt them there as trembling Aars
strings feel the touch of angel hands NH
summon forth the souls high harmonic
His heart beat fast and the red bIoa
ran riot in his veins. for love had pIassi
its caalice to his lips and he had druDI
his fill. He had not spoken but he felt IN
spirit of the hope that makes man dasI
do anything and now this night of nighhI
should see him conqueror Of the maidfntI
heart.
"a penny for your thoughts" he wis
pered, bending low to look into her sweet
soft eyes.
'.No more?" she murmured, looking upI
at him, to let those blue eyes fall agan
He caught her hand in his and let bis full |
heart flow.
"All | have in the world" he said, sub !
timely.
'"Too little" she responded, with ann |
ness.
And then he knew that some Of hhI
hated rivals had told her he had but sl5y. |
900 year income and no rich relatives
The Canton times., 1902-12-05

Coal miners breathe coal dust until
1t gives them consumption, and city
people breathe coal smoke until it
gives them all sorts of nasal disor-
ders. There is only one thing to do
with coal, and that is burn it, all of
II
The Canton times., 1902-12-05

Life insurance companies do not in
sure Christian Scientists, not because
of any opinion adverse to Christian
Science healing, but because Christian
Scientists decline life insurance. Per-
sons converted to Christian Science
have been known to give up their in
Surancc.
The Canton times., 1902-12-05

A thirty-ton granite monument of
plain design has been erected over the
grave of John Sherman in the Mans
field (Ohio) cemetery The only in
scription is John Sherman" cut on
the massive block.
The Canton times., 1902-12-05

Working along St. Louis lines, they
have just dug up nest of boodlers
in Boston. Just think of it! Boston
trying to follow western example
along the line of municipal cleaning
That is honor enough, even if there
were no other result in the St. Louis
Doodle crusade.