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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-05-15

by Mr. Oyerstreet Of Indiana to ioin
New Mexico and Arizona and admit
them as the state Of Montezuma II
was beaten % to 1O6 All opposition
then ceased. The closing scenes of
the debate were accompanied by a
dramatic incident which narrowly es-
capped being a tragedy. Delegate Smith
OF Arizona. who has been fighting for
the admission of his territory for
dozen years. had just made a vtgor-
Gus speech against the Overstreet
amendment, when he was seized with
a rush of blood to his head. He later
rallied and was removed to a hotel
me bill provides that the constitu-
uonal convention of New Mexico is
empowered to designate the name
by which the new state shall enter
the union and in the case OF Okla
homa the convention by irrevocahle
ordnance shall consent that con
sress may at any further time attach
all or any part of Indian Territory
to it,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-05-15
PIckPockET RETURNS DRAFT.
Victim Gets Back Negotiable Paper.
But Loses $12O.

Washington, May 9--Ahout $3.50.
worth of negotiable paper, stolen oy a
ptckpocket from r. Eduard Andre. a
WelI-known Partisan landscape garden.
er and architect now visiting this
country, was returned to the police au-
thorities through the mails.
The envelope bore only the mono
gram of a local theater. The French
mans pocket was picked of this panpr
and six $40 bills as he was starting for
Mount Vernon yesterday. and no clue
tc the thief has yet been obtained
The paper returned today consists OF
a letter OF credit issued by the Credit
lyonnais of Paris in favor of Rene
Andre for 5000 francs and sight
draft on a Spanish bank executed in
Clenfuegoes, Cuba, for 5000 francs.
The six $40 bills were not returned
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-05-15
ignatea to attend the funeral of Mr.

ignated to attend the funeral of Mr.
Otey.
Washington, May THE discussion
of the Philippines bill in the senate
! took a sensational turn again. Sena.
tor McComas of Maryland referring
to the alleged cruelties of American
soldiers in the Philippines, told of
| some cruelties which occurred on both
sides during the civil war. Neither
side. he held, was responsible for
these occurrences. as neither side ap-
proved Of them. War he said was
necessarily cruel He suggested that
the senators from South Carolina and
Mississippi, where there is less pop
ular liberty than in other states, were
| shouting the lOudest for constitutional
! liberty in the Philippines. Senator Till
man of South Carolina, replying. de-
clared it was no longer possible to
sheer away responsibility for in
famies committed by Americans in
the Philippines. He insisted that, in
order to maintain their self respect,
the white people of the south were
Obliged to subdue the negro by what
ever means they could, using shot
guns as one Of the means He frank
ly described how the negroes had
been defeated at the polls, admitting
the whites had gotten just such ma
jOritics as was necessary. Senator
Burton Of Kansas arraigned Senator
TiIlman for his utteranCes He as
serted that the senator who could de-
fend slavery and government by shot
gun could not be expected to think
well Of senators who are trying to
carry good government to the Fill
pinOs. Senator Burton declared there
was no authenticated instance of the
intentional killing of women or chill
dren by our troops in the Philippines.
Upon this question Senator Burton
became involved in an animated con-
troyersy with Senator Rawlns of
Utah. A bill was passed fixing the
salary of the minister to Cuba at $12,-
600, with $4,000 allowance for yearly
rental of the legation residence in
Havana.
The house began consideration of
the bill to enable the people of Okla
hOma, Arizona and New Mexico to
form constitutions and state govern
ments, and be admitted into the
union. Mr. McRae of Arkansas,
while fayoring the admission of the
three territories, gave notice of an
amendment to consolidate Oklahoma
and the Indian territory and admit
them as single states The house
adopted the conference report on the
Indian appropriation bill
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-05-15

Minneapolis, May THE ninth an
nual convention of the Western Draw
ing Teachers association begins to-
day. Exhibits of drawing by indus
trial and manual training schools is
being made by Chicago. Grand Rapids,
Mich: Davenport, Iowa; Moline, III;
Rock Island, III; La Sale, Peoria, and
other cities.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-05-15
judge eiIbertson Frees Hamilton.

Eau Claire, Wis. May 9.-W. Hamil-
ton, national organizer of the Brother
hood of Paper Makers, who was ar
rested on a charge of conspiracy
against the Dells Paper and Pulp
company was discharged yesterday
Judge Julius w Gilbertson held that
there was not sufficient evidence 10
hold HamiltoE
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-05-15
OBITUARY.

Conrrossmau Peter J OtrN lNal
died AT l.ynchburg.
Memorial services for ConIrcssmau
Nmos CUMMINGS were held in the
fuIl of representatives
Mrs Susan l.edtcrmau darJ in
Prkin ll aged % years She had
resided in Tasowou county stxty.dre
}rars
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-05-15
STONE SINKING FAST.
Lieutenant Governors Death Expect
ed at Any Moment

Watertown. Wis. May 9.-Lieut
GOV. Jesse Stone was reported much
weaker yesterday and the attending
physicians stated that he was sinking
fast now and that the end might be
expected at any moment His condi.
ton is very critical Congressman
DAZZLE and Assemblyman Zinn arrived
here yesterday afternoon to see him.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-05-15
DOME STIC.

DOMESTIC.
4 wnd-slorm at St Louis dId $500,
coo damage,
President Roosevelt Is mcditating
an isthman canal message
The St Louis fair directorate has
agreed on 1904 for the date
immigrants to tn" number Of 3D.
l20 were landed from Europe last
week.
At Omaha Andrew f. Haas. live
stock commission man, was Killed by
the cars.
The ship subsidy bill is likely to
meet disaster through the recent
steamship merger
l'orty.Onr couples. from nine states,
were married at St Joseph. Mich, in
the laRt two weeks
Middle Tennessee was devastated
by bad electric and rangtOrm, doing
millions of damage
Mrs. Thomas l., DUruiu of Newport
News IL one Of the heirs to a large
fortune In England
Mrs Marie lIayrmay"r Tiffany was
Granted divorce from Perry Tiffany
aL Rivcrhead, Long island
|. j. pad"rowsId sailed from New
York for Liverpool, carrying $l2o.00o
the net profits of his American tour,
The board OF visitors to the naval
academy proposes to recommend the
speedy promotion Of gIuduHtM nodc,s.
steel workers, in convention al
Wheeling. decided to increase the
strike d"rcns" fund from $4,000 to
100000.
Andrew Carnegie, who sailed from
New Norll for Scotland said he was
thinking OF buying chain of news
papers.
The Presbyterian general assembly
viii be attended by President Roosc.
welt. The creed revision report to
he made
The conference Of mine owners ana
employees IN New York referred IT'S
differences back tO the National civic
Federation.
Al Denver Mrs. John h. Kugsbury |
wife of the foreman of locnl laundry
poisoned her two children aud hc,.
"''I"'"'"'H'
y" ii'kh, Fontahrt ind, coal
mih'r h'l'd himself IN r"morsr iorI
tho murder of another miner lIoI
hhd b'"h acquitted
TN" Wilson homestead at Mason
N It,, said to he the birthplace of thcI
original "Inclo sam" was sold AZ
auction for $500.
John f. Grant, engineer ana VIII
liam Nixon, fireman on the New York |
Central fast mail were Killed in al
wreck at clyde, n. Y
New York builders imported
structural iron and steel from Eng
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-05-15
Cold in East Africa

The discovery Of gold in OAKLAND.
Portuguese East Africa proves to he
one OF extraordinary richness. and
theF0 Is general movement toward
Mo]amoiqu" from other parts Of Al
RIGA
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-05-15

Washington, May S.--The djscu sion
of the Philippine bin III the senate.
while it scarcely abated in bitterness.
took on an amusing phase In Il
| breezy speech Senator DOlliver Oi
Iowa made such good-natured ana
yet such a sarcastic arraignment of
! Senator Carmack of Tennessee that
the senators and occupants of he
galleries were conyulsed with laugh
| ter While seemingly considerable
| temper was aroused by the debate,
gOod-fceling was shown by the active
participants in the war of words
Deliver and CarmaCk-who cordially
shook hands and laughed over the
encounter. Senator Burton of Kansas
concluded his speech He referred, as
instances of atrOciOuS cruelty, to tn"
battles of Wounded Knee. the Noun
tain Meadow massacre and the mas
sacrc Of union soldiers at Fort Pillow
and COntended that the action of
! American troops in the Philippines
was, in most instances. entirely with
out the regulations of civilized war
fare Senator Carmack delivered
! scathing denunCiatic'. of the conduct
! of the military operations in the
I Philippines and denounced Generai
| Smith branding him as a scoundrCl
and a murderer who had dishouored
! the American army and had done
nothing but butcher a whole people.
! Senator Vest denied the oft-repeatCd
/ story Of the Hampton Roads con
ference between President Lincoln and
! the delegates of the confederacy Wien
! ii was alleged that Lincoln said il Ne
might write the word union they
might fill in any other terms. Senator
| Vest said that John III, Reagan, the
! last surviving member Of the con
| fedcrate cabinet, had denied the
story and he himself the last sur
viying member of the confederate
senate could assert that it was uoJ
true. He asserted that Lincoln told
! the delegates nothing but unron-
ditoual surrender would be accepted.
| The details OF that conference We're
! given him by Alexander II. stephens
The bill to have three new stars in
the American flag had the right ot
! way again in the house. An extend ad
speech was made by Mr.. GrosvcnUr
in opposition to the measure An
amendment by Mr. McRae to consoi'-
date Oklahoma and Indian territory
was defeated. - to 1903. An amend
ment of MT Overstreot llndl. to con
/ soidate Arizona and New McMCo aud
admit them MS a state of Monte2uma.
was pending when the house adjourned.
The only amendment adopted was 'hc
Tone providing nothing in the act
/ should be construed to legahZe polyg,
amy
WASHINGTON May l0.-An effort was
! made in the senate to fix the time for
a vote ON the Philippine bin but it
was unsuccessful. The minority said
many senators still desired to speak
and il would not be proper to deter
mine at this time upon the vote
Senator Teller occupied considerable
time in opposition to the measure He
contcud,d that the Fjlipiuos We're cap
able Of scagovernment aud OF estab-
Hshiug government equal 10 some
! European governments
Opposition in the house 10 the bin
! for the admission OF Oklahoma. Ari-
iona and New Mexico collapsed at
the last minute and t,r bin was
passed without division The real
tpSf came on an amendment offered
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At Jackson, Mlrh, while temporary
~ dcranged, Israel V. CooInEham,
photographer jumped from tn" tower
OF irchousc, scvoniy-two feet high,
and was instantly Killed.
The secretary OF IN" interior mas
suspended NJ l.. lIidRman. Indian
agent at Fort BoIInap. Mont as re
aUit Of the special investigation OF
charges Of Irregularities.
Dun a CO.'S weekly trad" r"NI""
found labor controversies the only
factor In th" Industrial situation.
haIlroad earnings FOR April exceed tn"
1904 record ~ per cent,
Strih" Of IiIOOO anthracite coal
miners Is likely to be ordered from
Scranton, Pa, as result OF failure
Of New York conference called by
National civic federation.
Thomas A. Edison said air nayiga
tiOn must be done by flying machines.
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plished thirty years ago.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-10-01

Okibbeha County Fair, Starkville,
Miss, Oct. 18th. For this occasion
tickets on sale to Starkville and re-
turn for one fare sold Oct. 9TH and sth
good for return Oct. 10.
]. F. HARRELL, Agent.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-10-01

teYou're outl" Smoke the Da Costa
Cigar. It costs 8 nickel, ct Hall &
Lyles, the Druggists.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-10-01
SIS to $i8 a Week

salary for an Intelligent man or woman IN each
town. Permanent position. so cents per
hour for spare timei Manufactures, 0 7e.
Philsdelphia.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-10-01
THE u~IETTEyAST'S STORY.
BE windows

MA4AUMa VI
the dining room
stood open, and
the soft summer
night wind hut-
tered the candles
under their Grim.
son skirts. There
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-10-30
RIFLEMEN AND NAVAL RE
SERVES WILL LEAVE FOR
THERE THIS MORNING.
TO ATTEND THE STATE FAIR
About Fifty of The Boys Will 60 ard
They All Anticipate Pleas
ant Time.

The Brunswick Rifilemen will leave
a $50 O'Clock this morning for Val-
dosta where thy go to participate in
the festivities if the Georgia state fa'r
which opened in that city yesterday
The company originally intended
leaving here tonight, but a convenient
scaedule could not be arranged, ana
they decided to go this morning
Quite a number of the members are
expected to take the trip and they all
anticipate an enjoyable time in the
hospitable little south Georgia. city
The Naval Reserves will not attend
the fair in a body, but a number Of
the members Of The company will go
alcng with the Rinemen A number
of citizens viii also attend the fair
during the week.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-10-30
FUNERAL OF MRS. eLAIN.
Remains Will Be Inferred at 10
O'Clock This Morning.


The remains OF Mrs. A. c. Blain
reached this city yesterday morning
accompanied by a number of Tela-
tives Of the deceased The body was
taken to the Blain home on Abe
marie street, where the friends of the
family and the many personal friends
Of this deeply mourned lady have since
called to express their sympathy and
coincidence.
great many beautiful floral offer.
ings covered the casket during its
sad journey, the nandsomest one be
ing the piece sent by the medical as
sociatlon of Macon.
The Daughters of the Confederacy
of this city, of which Mrs, Blain was
one of the most useful and popular
members and an officer for several
years, also contributed a beautiful flo
raj emblem in the form of star.
The funeral will occur today at 1G
o'clock from st. Marks church.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-10-30
WORK ON HARBOR
SOON TO BEGIN
-
CONTRACT FOR THE WORK WILL
PROBABLY BE AWARDED
THIS WEEK.
BIDS HAVE BEEN OPENED
The Work viii Be Done Under Super.
vision of Captain Gillette, of
Savannah.

Work on Brunswick's harbor. with
the money appropriated at the last
session of congess, will begin proba-
ply within the next thirty days.
AS was stated in these columns a
few days ago, the bids for the work
have been opened by Captain Gillette
in Savannah, and have been forward
ed to headquarters in Washington
A News reporter learned yesterday
from government official mere and
one in a position to know, that the
contract for the work would be
awarded by the officials at Washing
ton during the present week, and work
ION the harbor will begin as soon there
after as practicable
The work will necessitate the en-
ployment of number of workmen and
the weekly pay rolls will be amply
felt by our merchants.
- The work will be done under tae SUI
pervision of Captain Gillette, of Sa-
vannah, VINO will have a superintelLi-
ent here, but just who it will he is
not known.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-10-30
LESS THAN FIVE HUNDRED
WoTERs HAVE QUALIFIED FOR.
THE CITY ELECTION.
BOOKS WILL CLOSE MONDAY
Estimated That the Total .Reqlstra-
ton viii Not Exceed Seven
Hundred

The registration list, up to the pres
ent, is the smallest in any city elec-
ton in Brunswick for the past ilfteea
or twenty years.
Up to Tuesday night only 399 voles
had qualified for tire election. About
40 names were added yesterday,
which makes total of 439 The
books viii close next Monday and it
Is ihe geACral opinion that not more
oAan 700 names will in the list.
In previous years, WHEN contests
for mayor and aldermen were on, tha
registration far exceeded that number
and in several instances the Total
number came very near reaching the
800 mark.
The falling off tbs year is due sole
ly to the fact that no contests are OK.
pected in the coming election. 1t is
pretty well understood That Mayor
Emanuel will not Dc opposed for re-
election and there will hardly be any
opposition for aldermen.
1t is a noticeable fact that very few
colored voters have qualified for the
election The average negro never
registers unless he is persuaded TO by
the politicians, and then his taxes
have to be paid by the crowd who
register him.
However, tne people OF Brunswick
are glad that such a state ot>affaire
exists at present, which indica-es that
there is no poiticcs here and that
our city is in better condition with.
out il.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-10-30
Neoro Bound Over.

viii Stewart who was arrested
Tuesday for the larceny of razor
from anotner negro, was given a. pre-
liminary heaing before Justice Como
ly yesterday morning and he was
bound over to the city court under a
bond of $50 He was unable to give
the bond and was remanded to Jail to
await his trial.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-10-30
The St. simon School.

The school at st. Simons Mills, rn-
der the care of Rev D. Watson VIM,
is in a fourishing condition. Mr.
Winn is inak Eg splendid success,
and has introduced several salu5ary.
Innovations. The manual training ia
basket and mat making is one of the
most valuable of these. This ability
and experience as a teacher assures
good results in the school and as ne
gives a preparatory course which fits
the older pupils for college, a long
felt need is supplied and the mills
people are to be congratulated on
their good fotune in regad to the
school and it's efficient management.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-10-30
1T is NOW LOOKING BETTER FOR
BIRD S. coLER, THE DEMO
CRATIC NOMINEE.
EVEN MONEY IS EXPLCTED
Democrats Say 'fheV Have an Exct /
lent Chance of Carrying the
Empire State.

New York, October 29.--OdeH
money at odds Of two to one disap
peared from the stock exchange today
although friends of Mr. Coler had
plenty to offer at one to two. There
were some small bets at ten TO seven
on Odell ON the exchange.
1t was reported that some Of the
bears had told their friends they
would manage to have bets reduced to
an even basis by Friday. Traders
drew the inference from this taaj
some of the operators were willing to
take a moderate loss in bets if they
cduld more than make them UP in
stocks.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-10-30
Five Horses Burned.

Americas, Ca, October 29.-An in
cendiary fred the large barn on Hem
ry c. Mitchells farm this morning. de-
stroying the building and contents.
MitcheIrs crop of fodder, grain, sev-
eral tons of hay, and farm wagon.
Two fine horses confined in the stable
likewise perisned as did al number Of
fine game chickens roosting in the
stable. 5