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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-09
RepOrtOf RemSOn'S

Report of Remson's School for spring
term ending April 30th.
SIXTH GRADE
Arithmetic list, Florence Reid; I'd,
Lucille Payne; Sd, Aline Hancock; and
Tommie Jones; tie.
Etymology-lst. Cyra Aydelotte; I'd,
Tommie Jones; 3D., Florence Reid and
Lucille Payne; tie.
Geography-lst, Lucille Payne; I'd,
Florence Reid: Sd. Hubert burlington;
and Aline Hancock; tie.
Grammar-lst, Lucille Payne; I'd,
Hurbert Turlington; Sd, Florence Reid.
U. S. History-lst, Hurbert Turling.
ton; I'd. Cyra Aydelotte; Sd. Lucille
Payne.
Civics-lst. Lucille Payne: I'd. Ruth
Payne; 3D., Cyra Aydelotte and Alne
Hancock; tie.
Md. History-lst. Lucille Payne; I'd,
Florence Reid; Sd, Hubert burlington
and Aline Hancock.
Essays-lst, Hubert burlington; I'd,
Lucille Payne and Cyra Aydelotte tie;
Sd, Florence Reid and Ruth Payne; tie.
Psychologists, Ruth Payne; I'd.
Hubert Turlington; Sd, Lucille Payne.
Declamation-Cyra Aydelotte and
Aline Hancock tie: I'd, Lucille Payne; Sd,
Florence Reid.
Deportment-lst, Hubert burlington
and Aline Hancock tie; I'd. Cyra Ayde
lotte; Sd, Beverly burlington.
Writing-lst. Cyra Aydelotte; HUI
bert burlington ana Aline Hancock tie;
I'd, Ruth Payne; Lucille Payne and
Tommie Jones tie; Sd, Arthur Jones
and Beverly burlington tie.
Rank in class LIST, Cyra Aydelotte and
Lucille Payne tie; I'd. Hubert Turling.
ton and Florence Reid tie: Sd, Aline
Hancock.
FIFTH GRADE.
Arithmetic-lst, Lillian Wilson, I'd,
Annie Taylor; 3D., Maurice Aydelotte.
Orthography-lst, Lillian Wilson; I'd,
Maurice Aydelotte; Sd, Annie Taylor
WritiDg-ist. John Aydelotte; Annie
Taylor and Ella Hancock tie; Cd,
Maurice Aydelotte and Lillian Wilson
tie; Sd, Ohio Aydelotte.
Geography-lst, John Aydelotte; I'd,
Maurice Aydelotte and Lillian Wilson
tie; Sd. Ella Hancock.
Declamation-lst, Ella Hancock; I'd,
Lillian Wilson Sd. John Aydelotte.
Reading-lst, Lillian Wilson; I'd.
Maurice AyueiOtte ana Ella hancock
tie; Sd. Annie Taylor and John Ayde-
lotte tie.
U. S. History-1st, Lillian Wilson;
I'd. Ohio Aydelotte Sd, Annie Taylor.
Physiology-lst, Lillian Wilson; Cd,
John Aydelotte; Sd, Ohio Aydelotte.
Essays-lst. Lillian Wilson and John
Aydelotte tie; I'd. Maurice Aydelotte:
Sd, Ella Hancock.
Deportment-lst. Ella Hancock: I'd.
John Aydelotte; Sd, Annie Taylor.
Rank in class LIST. Lillian Wilson: I'd,
Maurice Aydelotte; Sd, John Aydelotte.
FOURTH GRADE.
Orthography-lst. Elton Jones; I'd,
Oceola Outen; Sd, Willis Payne.
Arithmetic-lst, Elton Jones; I'd,
Willis Payne; Sd. Oceola Outen.
Writing-lst, Willis Payne and Elton
Jones tie; I'd, Oceola Outen; Sd, Mary
Merritt.
Reading-lst. Willis Payne; I'd.
Elton Jones; Sd, Oceola Outen.
Composition-lst. Willis Payne; I'd,
Oceola Outen; Sd, Elton Jones'
Declamation-lst. Elton Jones; I'd,
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-09
Notice to Fruit Growers.

Mr.. Thomas Il. Symons, acting State
Entomologist, and J. b. S. Norton,
State Pathologist. of the Maryland
Agricultural College encloses the fol-
lowing notice. TO fruit growers for
publication III THE MESSENGER: "Sever-
al cases have occurred recently where
fruit growers have taken the advice of
unknown or irresponsible agents to de-
stroy their orchards infested with San
Jose scale or other insects or diseases,
the agent thus securing sale of trees
for a new orchard at the expense of the
grower, who, with proper care, might
have saved his trees and made them
profitable for many years. Local in
spectors have been engaged i'll various
parts of Maryland to assist the officers
of the State Horticultural Department
n inspecting orchards for San Jose
scale, peach yellows. etc, and they
will be given certificates showing their
identity. This certificate can be seen
by any person whom they visit. These
inspectors are men of experience in
and are familiar with our
injurious insects and diseases, and are
responsible to the State Horticultural
for their actions. They
can give necessary advice to growers
on horticultural subjects and may often
assist them in spraying or otherwise
caring for their trees. Further infor-
nation OH this subject or anything re-
lating to horticultural work and in
jurious insects or diseases may be OBJ
tanned by addressing the State Horti-
cultural Department, College Park, Nd.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-09

Charlestown, on the North East
River, III Cecil County, is fast becoming
summer resort of some note for Phila-
delphians, who have erected some hand.
some summer residences there.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-09

Archibald Fletcher, a well known
farmer of HaIford county, was acciden-
tally killed Monday morning by being
caught under wagon loaded with fish.
Mr.. Fletcher left his home Saturday
and drove to Lapidum, a distance of
several miles. for the purpose of laying
IN supply of fish. He started for his
home after night, and shortly after mid
night the wagon wheels slipped over
an embankment, upsetting the wagon
Mr.. Fletcher's body was found later in
the morning. He was so years OF age
and is survived by several children.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-09
REDUCED RATES TO SAN
FRANCISCO AND Los
ANGELES.
Via Pennsylvania Railroad, Ac-
Ouat Meeting Master Plum
bers' Association.

On account of the meeting of the
Master Plumbers Association, at San
Francisco, Cal, May 10 to %. the Penn.
sylvania Railroad Company will sell
excursion tickets to San Francisco or
Los Angeles, May II to II. inclusive.
good to return until July 10, from all
stations on its lines. at reduced rates.
These tickets must be validated for re-
turn passage, for which the usual fee of
fifty cents will be charged. For fur.
Their particulars concerning rates. routes
and conditions of tickets, consult ticket
agents.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-09

In a drunken row at Millsboro last
Saturday night. Lorenzo Mariner re-
ceived CHASTITY cut several inches long
on his back and Isaac Fisher had his
jaw broken, and on Tuesday night
John Galloway, of that town, while
acting as peacemaker, was severely
wounded on the head by being hit with
piece of board by Burton Lawson.
The wife of Capt. Edward Conway of
Cambridge, who, with his crew, was
supposed to have been drowned last
week when his vessel was sunk on
Brandywine shoals, Delaware bay, has
received letter from him assuring her
of his safety.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-09

BiIiousness, constipation prevent re-
covery. Cure these with Ayers Pills.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-09
OLIVER d. COLLINS. Attorney.
STATEMENT.

SHOWING THE CONDITION OF THE AMERI-
CAN SURETY INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEW YORK, DECEMBER $lst. 1902.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-01
En- Juana Dfaz hay "A
segdn afisma ell ST.. 6
fuestfD (lfresp0nsdI d

G07Tespo2aslzg. --Sr. Carrr;a
Corresponsal de La DEr9,1.p 1
cno dlarlo me- suplica una an al
con usted, al objeto de enterar,l
que lay de cierto en- los asu1tos1
ha denunciado p1bIicamenta red m
nuestra admiuistraci6f, roun;c; II
listed completeness
Cosy1oss. -SSi senor: mast,
nlstradores municipaIes son an
na, unos brutos presuntuosoa
de personas decentes cuando ri
cosa Que una cuadriIla de band
! senfrenada, que tras robarnos
nos roban el honor; solo faIhas !
- recarso del Fnnal y nos 70
Mnchos han crefdo cue
cano es ser adulador del on
Dlrectorio del Partido: ser
sent1do, asesino vulgar. cal3
Ieyes.
Los polfticos que vivenk
res desvergiienzas lamar &
na, respeto & los principles /
Dres que nos gobiernan
Esto tieneAsn explicacid
ae eente Sc mantiene j IL
Eaf11llla utl Qds, -. q. -
reprohss5ados p6r las concienc.
Gorr@ponsaz. -SY los
su Partido no Sc muestran
listed 'por esa franq ueza /,
censuTa 6 sus mismos cor,
Ca77s6,s. 70 no Sc a
hilo dc IN hombre holradI
ha sido y es ell mejordb hi
A mi no me preocups
fieces; los hombres no nae
mas blen IN utopista, aui
practico: suef1o con form
mente legales capaces de a
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-09-17
&. :Or0er for Hearing.

STACs OF AlNNEsurA. ISIS,
- UaJNTY OR SGlAA Rms
Ia Rnst,ate Ctssart ~ I.ecial Tern4SAlagnst 4th
1904
In Eisenatter of tjlln ESTATE OF Jeua!ua. W. lcl
,deeeaeeU:
L.. i s.diIai3, iSt;sAt Un on the, ssState of
Jemif.liI Nelch. as.aa.set. iale OF tile. county
of SteaaB.s, Statssnf n lkneSOLat, eiEg as.santed
TO JQshaa K. Weaeh;
It's ,acdered. ttsatSM months ;sbe And the
same Is ihereby a2lGaWea from and Af&fr the
d ate OF this order, In which AL persQRs Lav-
:. ing. cialns or densaaids against the said de-
ceased ai,sss required tOhile the same ia the
AZ robate Aieurt Of sxAd Aeoxnty.. for exanina-
tion. 4 and niEOwaDee. or: be- forever barned
!. 1t Is, Epnkter ordered. tthat the 4th dag of
March. hs at IL O'Clock A. M, at 4 special
term OF said probate esQl1t TO be held ut the
,p-obate t1ttise in the count house ia t1hetity
of St. Cloud. in said county, be and the same
hereby Is appointed as itle time and place
@.Len and where the said NrObate court witt
exGmine andssdj just sid &leimS and demands.
1t Is further. Oruered. IlaE notice of Said
bet ing be given to aileredisOrS and perS0 Is
interested In said estate by forthwith pub
liSliing this a6eder once in each week fOr
tLnse successive weeks in atAe Sank Centre
Herald. a weekly newspaper printed and pub
lShsd in said EtearnS eOunty.
Dated at st. CLOUD, Min2+. this 4th dav of
August 1908
Blythe Court: aMS
III E9 s.3 Judge az Probate
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-09-17
lNsULAR FREE TRADE.
erenier ssaIfour issases a Pan1sh!et
Discussing IT.

London, Sept. 17.-Pnemser Balfaalr
has issued the advance sheets az a
pamphlet eR the subject Of '"Insulsr
Free Trade" in which he presents at
length arguments in favor OF a change
in Great Britzin's fiscal policy In hi
trodacing the pamphlet. Mr.. Bafour
says his purpoae in issuing it is that 1t
would be impossible to put all the I'M
portaM points of this question within
the liu,sts of single speech and there
fore he says the pamphlet may be a
atting preliminary to the speech which
ne will shortly make. This undoubt-
eddy refers to the speech Mr.. Balfour
wfIi make at Sheniesa, Oct. I.
:. Mr.. Balf0ur says he approaches the
subject from the standpoint OF free
trader as tar as contemporary circum-
stances will permit.
The arguments presented through
out the pamphlet vary little from those
already enunciated; but the premier
noints out that as a.result Of England 8
noJicy ,R retaining fiscal policy made
for A free trade country in . world OF
free traders, not for free trade coun'
fry in q world OF protectionists. the
rate OF her export trade has not In
creased, and In fact has seriously d.
rntntshed
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-09-17

As1martist who was spending a mouth
I'm the .neighhRrhood had asked Mrs
Lsw toms permission to make sketch
Of she little Ieridge in her meadow
.l'iGl::'sisn VAS given. and Bobby
lad been spending the morning with
!tas artist.
=: stood re8sse to him all the time"
announced Bobby triumplaantls. land
II watched him. and talked to him a
sssal. deal sosAse wouldn't be leneasme:
ppm afraid perhaps you bothered
h:zA. dear ,ssa,H ,Bobby's eGottng EaOth-
er.
'TGR1. no. l. d0hn't. mother said Bob
hy He iikeG me. He said he was
reSl. interestckai in me. He kept lodSsng
stFIss watch sc he could teI me when
,12a5clock came $50 needn't be late for
dinner He even made me show ham
,wh:r. thick shoes had ON. fsr he said
TWINS so damp Ike was ns0st afraid j
,migis1 catch cold"
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-09-17
HntTISH BOARD OF TRADE Is
SUES a LARGE BLUE BOOK
ON THAT sUeaEcT.
DOCUMENT DRAWS no DEDUCTIONS
PUBLICATION SHOWS THAT Ex-
PORTS HAVE DECLINED AND
IMPORTS INCREASED.

London, Sept 17.-tOn the heels or
Premier Balfour's academic expos1-
ton of his personal views of the fiscal
problem, contained in the pamphlet
on "InsuIar Free Trade" advance
sheets of which were issued Tuesday,
came the Compromised and much de-
manded government statistics deaf-
ing with that subject. They were
issued by the board Of trade IN the
shape of a hue book of neaTlT
pages of bewildering tables Of figures
showing the various aspects OF Bnt-
ish and foreign trade and the lndrS-
trial conditions. No deductions Wee
drawn. though the publication teezis|
with interesting notes upon what GIt
regarded as points Of fact The W:
erences to foreign trade were chic,
confined to France, Germany and Ill
United States.
One of the most important phase
dealt with in the blue book are II
ports and exports The tables she
that exports from the United King&O4-
TO the United States declined fison
$145000 900 in 1890 to $97, 500,00 il
1902. while the imports rose f1oE
s4S5 .oCO, 900 TO 1886, 100000. The tota
exports to ALI foreign countries de
clined in the same period $90,OOO,o0O
though when 1.-The. colonies are inctedet
the decline only amounts to S5,0eO,OOU
The proportion of the United KING
dom exports as between protected an
unprotected countries in the markets
OF the world has been reversed since
1850 Then it was IS: per cent Ito the
proteotsd countries and per cent tt
the others. In 1902 the proportIc,
was AZ per cent 10 the protec1et
countniss land ms ppert cent to the 9th
err
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-09-17

Alhank check lis really a sigtat draft
on the, depesitor' spank. 1t differs from
"a draft in wording and is nsed so pay
ing a creditor. whe~eas q draft IS COM
monty used as "a ts.,eans Of aalhecting
money from a debtor. The bank is
obliged to pay a, check If it has fnnds
enough of the drawer to meet it. but
rdhe rperssn on whom a draft is drawn
may or anay not hosor it at pleasure.
Another iuse to which merchants put
drafts Is in sending :aemittaRees frSm
'one part OF the county, to another. for
as banks eseep money cssn deposit in all
of tlc large commercials. centers a baHk
draft is >si.gply the banks check draw
ing OIL its.dcposit with some other bank
which lit ,eafls its correspondent. Banks
sell these .drsfts or cashier checks" to
eS1StfsN,pIS
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-09-17
Professional .Jea1aasy.

Brfgno1i. the famous singer. was In
tensely Jealous taf all other tanors. new
er admitting for an instant that any
one Of tfsem could sing even passably
well. When the handsome. talented
Tom Kari burst Upon the New York
stage Brignoli turned up his pose.
what do you ttaak OF Tom &arl?'
Tagliapietra asked tan one night
. "Oh. he is a very Raee little boy" he
replied. with a ssrng. II like him very
much. but he has missed his xocatten,
/ think he was born 70 he a police
man."
Karl was tall and Of fne proportions
and was singing at the time With
Tffaeas In La Favorfta."
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-09-17
Order for Hearing and Notice Of
ApSsECation.

Order for Hearing and Notice Of
Application.
s s1S1f % a ;Nst tssrss' SSH
1903. a.
se, the matter of the estate Of 8. M Palmer
dec edSed.
ON receiving and fling the petition Of Pc
der Amundsen of the e0Inty of Pope ia said
state. representing. amang other things, that
5. n. Palmer.aate of SteaEnS. county in the
state of Minnesota, in the month of Deeenl-
ber. A. ID. 1850. at the county OF Stearns.
died interstate, and being an inhabitant of
this county at the time of his death. leaving
goods. chattleS asad estate Wihhin this county
and that the said petitioner il q person inter-
ested in the estate Of said deceased and
praying that administration OF said estate be
to Guy S. ThOrSOn granted;
1t Is ordered that said petition be heard
before said court. op Friday, the 2lst day of
August. A. d. 1909. S69 o'clock a 20 >, at the
Probate Office In the court house. ia the city
Of St. CLeGd. in said county
Ordered further that notice thereof he Civ
en- to the heirs Of said deceased aad to
al persoas interested. by publishing
this order once in each week for three
successive weeks prior to said day of hear-
Ing in the SACK CENTRE HERALD, a weekly
newspaper psinted and published at sauk
1n 5z'sd + * az e Cloud MIMI. this cath day
IBy the Court.
tsEAL.. DAVID T. CALHOUN,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-09-17

Mrs. Long (who recommended sery.
ant)-Yes. she was an excellent girl in
every way. except she would imitats
me in dress and things like that.
Miss Short-Ah. yes. ! noticed she
began doing IL when she came to me,
but she's given it up now. -, - :. -
Mrs. Long-f'sl glad to hear it. ex.
I:ect size saw she was making herself
/ slieul8us. 49,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-09-17
D4dn't Care to Be Presented.

The wife of a we'll known naval off,
Ger tells an amusing story of some Of
her experiences in Washington society.
On one occasion when she was asked to
receive at an army and navy german a
congressman entered with lady lean-
ing upon each arm. One Of the floor
with the polite request that he give his
pame in order that he might be pre-
scented to Mrs. Blank. who received the
guests of the evening.
NO. thank you," was the nonchalant
reply, II don't care to be introduced
l have two ladies now to take care of.
and that is about as much as 1 can
manage"
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-09-17
No American Horse Fyse.

Notwithstanding the importanee OF
horse breeding as an industry 10 this
country there is at this time 40 dis
tinetly American horse type. The rae
ing thoroughbred is English. the heavy
draft horse is French, the hackney ID
English. and the trotting horse. as bred
at present for track and road service.
10 not a type at all. An animal type
cannot be said to be established until
It reproduces itself with reasonable cer.
tainty.-John Giimer Speed In CeR'
fury. he. 81.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-09-17
Dismissed for Irregularities.

Washiugton. Sept IT, Commis.
s,oner Richards of the general land
once has dismissed w. e. Murphy.
chief clerk of the Office Of the sur
vevor general for Arizona, on account
of irregularities in the administration
NJ that offfce. He was suspended from
ONCE Aug. %, and his dismissal is
made to take effect then.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-09-17
Eor Rent.
Three Rooms, with all modern i'm.
provements, over store.
GUTHMANN & ABELES Co.
Good PaSturage.

Good Pasturage.
have SEQ acres of good pasturage,
for $50 head of cattle-six miles east
of Sank Centre city, in the township
OF Melrose, we'll fenced and plenty Of
good:iwater. Will pasture for the
eason at $50 per head at ON aer's
risk. Salt furnished.
p c.. G. FENToN,
Sank Centre, MINI.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-09-17
.Esptains Exc ess% Of Imports.

A valuable fexplanation is given OF
the much .Quotad excess or impSEfs
over exports, .Nhahhu has 50 often btsan
held ITO he "a ssign0of British trade de
cline. Mhe rblue book says that, while
the excess yearly-aYerageS ahoan STso.-
000.A00, the income received from t"'"-
eign investments; calculated at ES-Lz,
100000, added to the earnings OF tae
British .merchant fleet engaged in KIT
eign trade, calculated at $3.50 ,OOO,bOo.
us pr6baoiy mort than smthcfert to
account flor, the average excess OF EN-
ports" ..
Americans .have gmade Large iIEu.st-
nients in. the Unite6i Kingdom OF Neosnt
years, and American repurcsases or
railroad and other. securities are ad-
mttted tto}hRvet to sumo extent atfeute
the fiscal figures, 'fIt they are raot
likely ito ffonm "a serious factGg-
Much attention is devoted to tine
tin plte MINISTRY anE the effect OF T1ae
Dinghy amt Mckinley tariffs Tse
figures show that the total EXPORTS OF
tin fmun the United sHingdom has de-
clined only "a 'httle lover $5,90000o
since 1897, with marked increase m
the aEsutity rmod u ceGEnd in tine value
of a number aE mills fince 1888
The Pail rMall Gaznt-e says 1T mn
derstaD1s the cabinet haas concluded
the consideration of it's fiscal position
and its policy IN, regard thereto that
no further cabinet meetings viii be
: held for the present, prtlDably not un-
, til late in the :asstumn, and that In the
meanwhile Oo1npial Secretary Cham
berlain VIII proceed with his exposl
story programme. The paper adds:
at wifi probably be funnd that he
has modified his proposals so as to
bring them i'm harmony with MIR. Bal
four's views as set forth in the pamph-
let The main tenure Of 1Mr. Cham
berlain's notifications will !Re the dis
appearance CT all :sslggestims in the
direction of the further taxation OF
food stuffs and raw materials
Consideration OF Ghe war commits
,sion'S report is reserved for future
meetings of the cabinet"
The Pail Mail Gazette BELIEVES 1t is
still possible that there will he more
1than ore resignation fRsm the cabinet.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-09-17

continents lectures that
again to audiences (but pubhe that
made famous the the time and
together for the first time, with large number of the
wtest say i ne wttest of the nineteenth century
For hourtOr whole evening easy chair at home
for the study of style dcton ctried bril-
liant assemblies for the ambitious
popular public speaker for to
toast address, this work a never-fang Of
charm and inspiration Nor this work The
tenderet tribute have Senator DoIver
when he read the manuscript Joseph Choate speech
The Pilgrim Mothers
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-09-02
ST. SIMON MILL NEWS NOTES
Items of Interest From that THRIVING
Little Place.

Items of Interest From that Thriving
Little Place.
st. Simon Mills, Ga, Sept. John
Dudley is enjoying a few days vaca-
tion here.
A crowd OF young people expect
to so on fish fry Wednesday If the
weather is good.
Mrs. d. A. Gould aud her daughter.
Miss Mildred Gould, left for Milledge.
vile yesterday where the latter will
attend college.
John and George Bauman have re-
turned from Jacksonville where they
have been visiting their aunt, Mrs. Ed.
Dudley. Sr.
The following card has been recei.
we'd from far away Ireland: Married
at Fortwillarre church. Belfast on
, Tuesday 18th. of August. by the Rev.
j. Northey, assisted by the Rev. r.
| Ashenhurst. Joseph G. McClay, St
Simon Mills, Ga, U. S. A to Carrie
G. Stevens. of Belfast. Mr.. McClay
who is the book-keeper for the Hill
ton and Dodge Lumber company, is 6
young man Of sterling qualities and
by his genial manner has made a hos
| of friends in this, his adopted home
who will welcome him and his charm
ing bride among them
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-09-02
BACK AT HIS POST.
Secretary Hay Again Takes Charge of
the State Department.

Washington, ID. c., Sept. l.-Secre-
tary Hay has returned to Washington
and resumed charge of the State De-
partment. Nothing has developed
overnight in connection with the
Turkish situation, Minister Leishman
reporting that the Turkish govern
ment has promised to use its utmost
endeavorS to apprehend and punish
the man who shot at Vice Consul
Magelssen. The warships will continue
to Beirut and patrol the coast Just as
the Marblehead did few years ago,
more as measure of moral influence
than otherwise. The question of pro-
tecting Americans at Harput and
other inland points is still perplex-
ing one. Although international law
justities Admiral Cotton in landing a
force of marines and taking them
across the country, it is felt at the
State Department that to be effective,
such force would have to be numer-
ically stronger than the European
squadron can afford. Otherwise, the
men marching through hostile coun-
try might be cut to pieces long before
they reached their destination.