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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-13
YANKEE TAX SHOT TO DEATH.
Costello Killed in Row With Police at
San Juan.

San Juan.
San Juan, Porto Rico, December IL
The sailor, Costello, of the United
States ship Wasp, wnom the police
shot Monday night in a row between a
number OF sailors and the police. died
today. A sailor named Hobs, belong
ing to the Wasp, was held for trial To-
day before the district court for as
Isaulting police lieutenant.
The navy men are incensed at the
action of the police and say the shoot
| ing OF Costello was unwarranted.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-13
a SENATOR'S, SOW IS ARREsreD
Young Clark is He'd on a Charge Of
Bribery.

Bribery.
Butte, Mont. December f2.-George
Casey. former chairman Of the demo.
cratic county central committee, and
C. E. Ailsopp, canadate for the legis
lature were bound over yesterday to
the circuit court under bonds IL $1,000
together with Charles w. Clark, son Of
the senator They are charged WITH
bribery.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-13
HENDRICKS sAoT 81 lis MgN.
constabulary Inspector Was Wounded
Supposedly BY Ladrones.

CohstdbuIdfy Ihspector Was Woundcd
Supposedly by Ladrones.
Manila, December IL Reports have
been received BY the military authors
tics to the effect that Constabulary
inspector Hendrix, VINO was badly
wounded November Is on me sland
Of Samar, supposedly BY isadrones,
during an engagement was in reality
shot by one 81 fas u men after tliis
action began qnecfiIne was commit
tied by a constabulary priNake who
shot Henarix irom behind All tnA
members d ths snspectors commend
then fed,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-13
New Presldent for Switzerland.

Berne, December H.. Vice Presi
dent Deutscher was today ELECTED pres
|iasnt Of the Swiss Conversation
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-13
Two More Ships Taken.

Kingston, IsIanu OF 81. Vincent, De
cember 12.-The Venezuelan troop
Ship Seamote and the Venezuelan
coast guard vessel Veinte IRE de Mayo
were captured in the Gulf OF Paria anu
taken to Port OF Spain, Trinidad, this
morning by the British sloop OF war
Alert.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-13

First Vice President q. r Coney
Second Vice President c. p Good
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-09-22
HELEN STOREY LOST?
Has Been Out Thirty-two Days
and Not Heard From.


Houston, Texas, Sept17-From
Captain Don Allen it is learned
that the fishing smack Helen Storey,
which left Galveston - days ago
for the snapper reefs, along the
Mexican coast, has never returned,
and it is believed to be lost at sea.
There were seven men on board
and nothing has been seen or heard
of the craft since she put to sea.
The snapper reefs are famous for
the fine red snappers that are
caught in those waters.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-09-22
CATTLE ARE BEING SHIPPED
From Nueces County to Prevent
Death by Starvation.

Alice, Texas, September 16.-The
continued drouth has done general
damage to the cattle in this coun-
ty as we'll as other interests. Over
$50 cars of cattle will leaya this
place before October l to n event
death by starvation. Mrs. Elm has
already lost over 800 high gHSle
black mules and more will SURELY
die on her piece. Feed is being
shipped in by every train. Cattle are
going out daily and yet the wagon
loads of fresh hides prove that these
measures were not taken soon
enough,
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-09-22

HOME OFFICE, NEWARK, NEW JERSEY.
Life INSURANCE, written and
placed during 1901 over 1913 millions
Paid policy holders in &c
years over. ..............$5 S millions
Assets, end of1901, over S48 millions
Income, during 1901 nearly s29 millions
Paid policy holders, during
1901, over. IS millions
Surplus, nearly, ...... 81 millions
S.H. CHnEs, State Agent, Dallas Texas.
WI. MAcKAY,-Special Agent Browns
Vic, Texas
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-09-22

New YORK, sept l8.--A dinner
viii be given at the Metropolitan
Club in honor OF the Crown Prince
Of Siam, who is to sail from Eng
land October to visit this country
on his way home to Bangkok. The
Prince will be entertained by foreign
missions as the representative Of
the board The dinner, although
given in behalf of the Presbyterian
board, Will in no sense be confined
to missionary or religious aspect.
Prominent men Of this city will
be present and will speak on var
ious subjects. OF the III Amer
leans now resident in Siam, all but
about a dozen are connected with
the missions.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-09-22

Dr.. &c I.avarenhe editor -of IL
Presse Mesissse fe i u.e f.ien
ner in which the use Of saccaar n
IS being extend 1t Is rot only
used to sweeten beer. b1 il IS now
also employed IN the manufacture
OF syrups, jams, lemonades, vine,
especially chaapasne.) cisler,
brandy, pastry and chocolates.
Special substances Of this natme
are on tae iaar;,et Tor 5 eetea;ng
cider and brandy Among these
sucramine may bementioned, which
is said to he 109 times sweeter than
cane sugar Other products OF the
same kin! are sugar extracts made
in Switzerland, cannabin, etc. All
these names are misleading, for tie
substances are only sugars in name,
being coal-tar derivatives. They
are 40, foods. Moreover, their long
continued use nay srayeiy affect
the digestive functions. Dulcin, an
other 5weetening body, which has
been used rs substitute for sac
charm, was given to 4 dog At the
rate Of one gram q day. The an
imal died in three weeks.-Ex.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-09-22
THEPRUDENTIALI NSURANCF
COMPANY OF AMERICA

HOME OFFICE, NEWARK, NEW JERSEY.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-29
NOTE AND COMMENT.


The sentiment OF the country IS much opposed TO the
tors IN the coal strike but what OF that The operators
belong TO the trusts and the trusts are running the country
They have peculiar scandal in Chicago. II is charged
that the Masonic temple amounting $2677o17
cre irlay, marked roaidn on the hanks nj the co,ntv
, - -. -: A. ~,
treasurer ONCE anu 'a on applying 10 'ne manager ana
cashier OF the property for an explanation they produced
forged According statements
the officials the forgery was not done with the expectation Of
defeating the collection of the taxes but in order 10 facilitate
the making of loan on the property which was being nego-
a,cd OF course this would make no difference in the crime
stated boy Chicago papers that there is reason to believe
thar this only sample going on
department. and that some great sensations will be
,prung soon
The admirers OF President Roosevelt have claimed that he
independent and courageous all things the
cten OF anagon'zng his own party Here is something Tor
them to think about Mr. Walter Weman CORRESPONDENT Of
the Chr Record Herald describes the oresiden, as talking
" f " 'S
10 I'IU'"e'" VISITOR N l"'S STRAIN
Mr. Roosevelt said that II he trying lead tariff
revision movement be would only break his neck the party
would not follow him he interests which opposed
revision especially with reduction i'm
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-29
SOME PosTscRIPTs.

One hundred Newfoundland fishermen have joined the royal
naval
Ireland claims the honor OF the railway in the
United Kingdom.
cleaning machine.
New ENGLAND makes nearly per cent Of the boots and
shoes made in this country,
Springfield Mass has just celebrated ftet anniversary
municipality
to put wires under ground.
he wheat crop OF Minnesota variousy estimated at from
7S,ooo,ooo to tio,ooo,ooo bushels
Japans first memory OF a woman yas u,ve;1.d
recently at Shijo Nawate, Koto
Owing to the fall OF the Campanie the pigeons of Venice
have flown away-no one knows whittier
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-29
EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

Orange is peculiarly a city Of beautiful
homes, pretty women, grand and noble
men. broad and generous streets and stately
evcrgrecns. Orange Daily Tribune.
We were just about to say that, but you
took the words right out Of our mouth.
~
If n woman is good and old-fashloned, She
has an uneasy feeling when inside of any
house unless she has All apron on.-Atchi-
son Globe.
And she Is right no woman should lounge
even around home without, at least, an
apron on.
1t Is said that an occasional bath Is very
healthful In that 1t keeps the pores OF the
skin open ana also removes the waste mat
ter.-Montague Democrat.
at is said" Good gracious can't you
give us something better than hearsay evil
dence ON matter OF such great impor-
lance
An examination OF the accounts OF Henry
Kohlhaaz, weight clerk in the United States
mint, who sulcided Saturday. resulted in
q statement by superintendent Southcn
that there was a shortage of $40. The
government is protected by a bond Of
$4,000 Marshall Messenger.
Medley could have shown him whole
lot better trick than suicide But then
he hardly stole enough to get into the
Medley class.
Don't worry about the shortness Of the
crops Be cheerful, IL is your duty
Gainesvllls Messenger.
Being cheerful Isn't duty it's a pleas
ue.
Tho Clarksvillc Times will hereafter be
semi weekly For long time the Times
has been so good that the only way to i'm
prove 1t was to issue 1t ofteuer. Its sub.
scrIbers will rejoice that this plan has at
last been adopted,
~
Colonel c. A. Lyon SAYS that President
RooSevcits recent statement IN regard 10
southern republicans expresses his scnt{.
mcnts exactly. Marshall Messenger
OF course they do, but Cecll didn't know
1t until Roosey told HIM
~
Every thing In Houston is being run now
adaSs Nv ordinance, ana Il Is expected that
before long the progressive citizens of thar
progressive place VIII be eating aud drink.
Ing ana sleeping according to ordinance
DO they ever dream that they can havc
too much Of good thing Beaumont jour
nal.
or course that Is possibility. but We
have had such plethora of bad things
under previous administrations that an
overdose even OF good things viii come as
welcome novelty.
~
Cotton IL Ike an l9year-Od c0duettish
girl; You never know anything about her
nntil you nave gathered her ln--and then
you're quite likely 70 get fooled. -DaUas
fmesIlerald,
The man who makes n business Of gath.
erins In lsysar-old glrls ought to get
fooled.
The announcement IA here made that as
long as this editor lives. Nr the Mule re.
mains under its present management the
paper will be sent FREE 90 every WIDOW
In Pamela county, to commences with the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-29
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

The will of the late George Xavier Carstars leaves the
whole OF large estate for the foundation OF home for opan
boys in New Orleans f
Brevet Brigadier General John u Taylor of Reedsville
Mihu Pa is descended from Scotch Irish family md
was born on the old homestead June 10. 1897
he prince OF Wales private study at Sandrnohan erv
uapreentous Il is the smallest the suite Is liz bv single
window and IS in every respect mere workroom
Charles Eliot Norton has given TO the library ~ Harvard
university several volumes the property of Rusin which
contain many marginal notes in Ruskn's own hand
The queen of The Netherlands personally one NJ the
ing her in income alone sufficient maintain royal h
hold ' " ~
Nine atu mas reappesred in Paris after long absence
She has changed from brunette blonde and the result i
said not to be to her advantage voice however IS still
excellent - ~
President Eliot of Harvard is an enthusiastic rose
lie IS very fond OF the flower which he has an exact seen
he knowledge and three bushes his Cambridge
his especial personal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-29

mo-" MS one Of his subordinates described
hin--tircless, Irresistible. comprehensive
ANA far-siehted, an industrial genius. so
much SO that one Of the conditions viii n
Mr. Carnegie insisted upon when he CON
scented 10 put his great works in the trust
was that Mr. SChwah should have the man
agcmcut Of the new combination, for lac
considered him the greatest industrial mas
talent and canIcity Schwah lacked some Il
the most important essentials for success
mi man. He Goes not possess the moral
fiber, nor the pcisc, nor the tact. nor the
discretion. no, the sense Of proprlcty, nor
the philosophy ~ Mr. Morgan MIR car
nccia Mr.. R1okcfcllcr. Mr. Stilnmon, MIR.
Hul, Mr. Perkins and other Of the great
men Of the financial and industrial world.
~
OF the humblest origin, without education
other than that acquired outside OF schools.
or the polish that comes from contact with
men OF culture, Mr. Schwah has more vigor
than refinement. lie fills every room he en-
tiers; he likes 20 hear himself talk" az
they say; he IS fond of reading his name
in the newspapers; is almost as reckless in
his extravaganza as John Gates; sings his
money around rs If nc were not aware OF
It's value, and never counts the change; he
loves display, ana seldom fails 10 let his
Of his right. He is temperate In his habits,
ana free from what are called fashionable
vices, hut both in Europe and In America
nc mas cni what Is usually termed IA wide
swn'h,' and has not only got there with
both feet. but has boosted of it far ana
near, AT Monte Carlo he made the oldest
gamblers shiver at the reCklessneSs of hts
pay in Paris he astouishcd the most blase
observers Of the antics Of American mil
!lonaireS, and Is said to be the model for
the leading character In the opera 'FIor-
odora," At Vienna he gave the most ex-
penSYe dinner ever served at that ex-
trovagant capital
Ihe newspapers OF every European city
were MED with accounts Of his dolugs and
sayings, and they sounded familiar to those
VINO have read the story of Monte Cristo
Upon MS return 10 the United States mis-
Hotorieiy was sustained by frequent pub
hcations about his luxurious apartments:
MS sumptuons banQucts: his palatial pri-
yate car; his elaborate preparation for ar
ihlrS which most men would prefer nm
noticed, and for his sensational plunglng
INTO all forms OF display and extravagance
II was only a few weeks ago that the
newspapers were hlled with illustrated de-
scrlptions Of the magnificent palace he has
planned to build on Riverside drive. New
Nork. which Is intended 10 surpnss all
private residences In the world.
~
His life has been moving picture. nj.
ways on exhibition and full OF sensational
interest. or course this ostentation was
the subject Of comment among his friends
and the public generally. Many attr,buted
1t to desire 10 crafty his own vanity:
others assumed that Charley Schwab"
was not contented with his eminence in
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-29
ualletsyiIle Locals.

HnnetsvIlle, Texas, August -, hsr,
growing has taken on new ! int ssIs & b.
court @'G house Of SATURDAY and r, irsf'
e'i Tho s''p bubble schools viii G +ps,eners n,
September I. The corps OH "a pipcipl'
follows: Prof. NJ. r.. spanpas sny. Ears
Prof Lott. Misses Adelaiass pnsle Lay, .
scarcy. Della McKinnon ana A"N'
sistants. 50 recently ", "
Sieher & Rclchman, w VIZ here, nu.
GIsposcd "a Of ' same 70 schwartz Bros :
place. No are IN 49,
ancc upon the republican M Allen,
ventlon AZ Cuero. are H. "
Autry and Ferd Hlllle'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-29
Iampeyine Win TrDies.


GRAN.
Granma's dead jest seems u
Amt got nothing else ter dc
HAT jest set eroun an cry.
+ you was me bet you would, too;
Amt no one ter swing me now
No one now ter help nc play;
No fun Twin, | allow,
When yer gran'nas gonc erwny.
No one ter bend piuh Ter me,
SOS at | ran go an hsh
In the holler 10y the tree
Hang 1t all, IL don't wish
She could come back here some moro!
Bet at I'd be mighty good,
Better an was before,
Gran'ma deed and deed would
II you could put me Iutcr bed
Like you useter ever night
When my LAY me-" had been said,
Kinder guess I'd be an right,
Mamma does, but somehow she
jest says "Chicslo, 20 ter roos'.''
An don't pet an coddle me,
Dear Of gran'ma, Ike you used!
She don't sing the songs you sung,
An don't help me much bout play;
Gran'm amt never swung
Any sence you went away:
or swing hangs Ike t was dead
FIN the gnarly apples nough
DON'T climb up there" mamma said,
9TH amt no one ter push yen now"
S'pose she might a pushed mo some,
oh tF,,sg
Can't yeh fix It. Gran, Ter come
Back we're? Grams are best for boys
Water all yer hollyhawks
18th the big oil sprlnklin can
An | sprinkle all the walks
For yeh, Ike little man.
An the chickens are so fat
An the marigols in bloom;
An geeranyums (can't spell thaN
jest soaks things ith their perfume,
But-now there IT comes ag'in!
I'm jest plum choked up ith cry!
f you could make God lemme in
l nd lay right down an diet
THE IDEA'
"The extravagan expressions Mollycod
die uses when referring TO bis VIE arr
absolutely ridiculous
whats the latoatg'
"Oh, he was holding fortn ON her man,
excellencles last nigh. and ha actually sal,
she was worth her weight IN beef"
~
HIS HOLD ON SAMBU
"Cu6y, what do you think of Roosevelt
"Ah thinks a lot OF him sun"
"What; You're not rcpubllcany
Deed an is, boss; dat man may hay
uh white skin but he sho am got uh culm
pussons smile"
~
BATTERED HERSELF.
Photographer Ito assistauU-Did Mis-
Uglymugge call for her portraits while
was outf'
Assistant Yes, sir. and gave her thos
you left on the cabinet.
photographer Why, confound IT, thos
belonged to Miss Grccuttes. the heautiru
actress It's wonder MISS uglymugr
didn't look at them.
Assistant She did, SIR. and said that s
was the best likeness she ever had.
You may sing OF cool old Texas,
If you want to run hlur;
But wen maintain that this month she
Exceedingly hot stun.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-29

/ me lhunstrlal world as the executive Ia,
." ,a,, tne i"rgest corporation that was eTs Il
E T KY; ana ospireI to social distinctisl
80, ~" uount pom sheorles were more Of IN |
t t,l, Hut me general impression was OFT
h,,t 'raaW.., mere mas been wen teSTfi
on, ,nu' .UuS'l alu aNlonsly spoken iaaa
% VIM, w. C"nser'a.lye element Of ME
rogsass ',S t l, Iltrl' ~helner Mr. sehEn
H. Ic n,er,,g,od nii., lua.llies that Ut ma
inc "a n,rnrs ""u STAT interests Oeaas
No one questioned his technical ability Il
,h ms e% ,I calarl,E, but many have ief
c on,,,o rnG l'prGsentalYe Of billion doIa
r no bora '@h VINO ron'sols the l9yesnlsns
70 th,,,.',,,t, 90 y, huraus
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-29

lore the war, what would have neen
tuouGhi OF a man who would occupv n sent
~ theaier or railroad car and allow n
.uuS 10 stand up? Or a man that Womb
CloWa IN ahead Of a lady at the postofhcc
~" VI, n''Net window and compel her 10 wait
untli ne hnd been served? Or a man mar
,MS9,uu night cigar In the presence OF
IuultS' or man that would 20 into the
Pl'Senre OF ladies' with the fumes of wine
WI nus nreatht or a man that would an.
pe"r IN the presence Of ladies' with his hat
on or coat on? or man that womb he.
vulne mysterious or noisy In any gathering
,Mnere ladles were present? lie wouIG
nave neen regarded as no Gentleman ana
o W9usn nave been stunned by those nne
oI4 families Of the Old South.
heGehtly man who desired N SMOKE
9 gSu lady present IF it was orrensiye
a. a gentleman to smoke In her presence 81,
"'4 a. ever smoked in my presence
ne changc has come and r. micht Ia
1SiNFu what is the cause II may he al
~, e,ou ,lea IN large measure To the creed
tbe i ,,y making that has taken hold mon
w people OF the South The men nr Inc
NV south consider all their time 10 stndv
nhenlues Of society or nav nttention
No. w one uttie courtesles that were once 60
sslD!ntlneht In the makeup OF The ersfwhiIe
'ou'nern gentleman as thrown away
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-29
Marquez Mattera-

%1rquoz' Texas, August 81. The Marouez
p m school viii open September ls with
To- ). Il. wahl Of Valparaiso. Ind. rs
p principal. and Miss Ida Yarbrough and sim
bateman assistants 49,
''rse force Of hands viii he nut 10
NorK on the fair grounds Text week nro.
pallns Tor the ninth annual fair TO be held
Uetober 7, 8 and 0. Bverv+b,rr Ill, ~
Sven general oyerhauling and put in
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-29
sneak Thieves a MaTsH'H,

Marshall. Texas, August - aayllsst
being worked by one o or having ps.-
sneak thieves. several Vu.-oIrables sloo,ss
s soS re PpG good aGI SiSus Rys been zen
one gentleman losing $50 a n ne sdiix. * Z
and Yesterday the home 9, sistst ~
the Evening Messepser. aiming sS ~
Mrs. Adair's purse con'A
wa. stolen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-29

WHAT this city needs is for mscrcant to sneak in
during mooness night and kdnap San acino streets camel
backed bridge The IS overloaded clumsy
and unsighty. and il would be well replace before it
drops into the bayou with freghtage human lives Experts
look and pronounce but experts looked Mont
Peee in the the day before the eruption and declared
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-29

good condition. An auction sac y
icCes will be held Septempor .,lon,l sri
Il. r. Claridgc, the lhLL,err,'rretIon Tih
Great Northern railroad mum IN mn al e1hsl
I Palcstlne 'I next month our 81. s,tI'tl ysq
taking HIM hold Of the matter Az snq tron iAi'
crcditablc display will be maui
section of Icon county .,,ov Al Center
District court is In sess''"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-29
The Old and the Nav

foakum Herald
10 one who lived In the "Old south" or
mas read Of the "old Southern gentleman.
and his elegant manners can not hut no
impressed with the wonderful change ,bs,
has been wrought since the inausurst,or
Oh he New south. In the happy days be-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-29

danger entaed by prolonged strikes for which the capt
alists entirely blame may bring much pressure
to bear that the next session Of Will pass laws
calculated to repetition OF the present dis
trcssing situation
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-29

first issue Of the new volume, which will
be on the second day OF next September.
Now, ladies'. You are requested to send In
Your names ~ once, In order that Won
may commence even with the first Issue
OF tho new volume, and don't hesitate Ia
do II either. rs the Mule man is In Dead
Earnest about this matter as he Is now
IN a position Ia aid You Mentally, II nor
financially Texas Mule.
Now here Is an outbreak NJ phllanfhronbv
th1t VOL nigh equals that Of AndrcN.
carnegie II equal suffrage ever obtains
IN IeNas. II would be hard to take from
colonel Bowers tho solid widow vote
Dallas News
And as II IL we'll known fact that wild.
ows are Invariably solid, Colonel Tom
would poll large vote; certainly not
widow in Pamela county would scratch him
Tho Neches still continues TO give nm ito
aalF deod.-Corsiraua sun,
beaumont casts her dead upon the waters
and they return to her after many DAYS.
fine ~ $50 or 500 will make follow
think twice before slipping a six shooter
INTO his pistol pocket Yoakum Times.
And few short sharp shocks will teach
people Of his TX to think several times
before Slipping bullet into nm enemy. and
VIII result In his concluding not to do IT.