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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-16
SALTY CARD To
NEWSPAPER MAN
-
Mr.. Constant Miller Re-
sents an Attack Made
OF Him
CANN0! FIND THE AUTHOR
In Language Strong He Invites Soma
Non de Plume Writer to Throw
Aside His Mask and Come
Out in the Open.
October 18th, 1908.
Editor News:

Editor News:
Permit me space in yonr valuable
paper to reply to Facts and FAM
cies' as appear in the Evenine
Journal, and are said to he writtan h,,
"A Fool" Without referring to tba
TACT that the non de plume selected
ny this gentleman (?) has regard
certainly for the eternal fitness if
'ningS' desire to say, that, upon in.
Vestigatlon, l find that his remarl,s
of Wednesday, appearing in the pa.
per OF the 14th, refer to me. and
desire further to say that | have 81
issrllss.-.5siia1 1sSsaoNs to find the responsi.
pie party Scr5uga have called at tbe
journal office and upon inquiry each
and every man there disclaims 80
'ponSlolIlty Tor the article. Ii an.
pears therefore, that there is no re.
sponslble man connected with thar
9neeI and here the matter of couroge
Is concerned that no one there lave
claim to that element of mapboo,,
~ 'o Lar as The responsibility for the
facts and Fancies" article is ooo
ceined, and the only admission
oouiu secure, was that the article pa.
ferred to me.
Not being able to find tba ortho.
.uYftg
t1..4 -. 'Ii''' al 'icie' now take this .oppor-
luhlty TOT publicly denounce tbe writ
er OF that article as contemn+i,,.
mar blackguard and a coward and
A." man without a spark of manhood
In his veins. | want these rorro,,.,
~ apply to any member of the Iour.
1ial stan who will favor me Inv oe
9uniins the responsibility OF that ar
'i'ie' OF VINO desires to shouIder tho
''u'norShlp OF that contemptibIe ooI
uinn' 1t would please me greatly to
let thls man step out into tho ono,
llsnC and tell me face to face tha
things he has dared to write oonoa|
ing NE, under the mask of = mo-,
plulie' regret to be forced to ,no,.o
lS eni@ puOilc statement, but my own
-0'Pect VIII not permit me to NJ.
~" 1t 70 pass unnoticed. In concu.
Sion' desire to say that my record
70 known here, and l will place if ,t
d'l times against this coward who
ooeS things in the dark, and who at
OeSt Is a nomadic, wandering blatbor
skite.
Very truly,
CONSTANT MILLER
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-16
John LIS Birthday.

New York, Oct, 15.-John L. Sulli-
van, once the champion prizefighter
of the world, celebrated his forty
fifth birthday today with soft drinks.
There was a time when John L."
would celebrate any event with wine
enough to float ship. Those were
the days when Sullivan was piling up
the million dollars that he made in
the ring and when he never took a
drink without buying magnums OF
champagne, and he took drinks OF
ten in those days. I've spent a
million dollars in my life time, and
don't regret a cent Of it, said Sui
livan today to a half dozen friends
who have followed his fortunes in
and out of the ring for nearly a score
of years. x.sesAe
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-16
ITEMS OF INTEREST TO ALL.
Interesting Pickups Gathered Fol-
Our Readers.


The weather forecast for today is
fair and warmer.
The Brunswick lodge of Elks held
quite an interesting meeting in their
hall over the National bank last night.
Among other thing, Captain Fred
Avery, the clever commander of the
Mallory steamer San Marcos was
initiated.
The board of education held a meet
ing at the court house yester7" :
morning. Only routine m"tters were
handled
Deputy Clerk Townsend of the SUI
perior court, who has been quite i'll
for several days, was at the court
house again yesterday.
A negro was seriously cut by an
other in the acre early yesterday
morning. TIE injured negro received
severe cash just above the heart
DR.. Hatcher dressed the wound.
A number of the young members oi
the Mems club were out at the gymna
SUM last night enjoying themselve:
on the bars, with the gloves, etc.
]. E. Morgan, the popular druggist
who has been ill at his room at the
Oglethorpe was out again yesterday.
Col. c. P. Goodyear and c. d. Ogl
who were named to act as representa-
tives of the citizens in the investi
cation Of contracting aldermen,
have both accepted and the inyestiga
ton will probably begin III a few days
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-16
1T WORKS.
The Laborer Eats Food That Would
Wreck an Office Man.

Men who are actively engaged at
hard work can sometimes eat food
that would wreck a man who is
more closely confined
This is illustrated in the following
story: Il was for II years clerk in
a store working actively and drank
coffee all the time without much
trouble until after | entered the tele
graph service.
There | got very little exercise
and drinking strong coffee my nerves
grew unsteady and my stomach got
weak and | was soon a very sick man.
quit meat and tobacco and in fact
stopped eating everything which i
thought might affect me except cof-
fee but still my condition grew worse
and | was all but a wreck.
Il finally quit coffee and commenc
ed to use Postum few years age
and | am speaking the truth when
say my condition commenced to i'm
prove Immediately and today l an
} well and can cat anything | wan
without any bad effects, all due L
shifting from coffee to Postum Cerea
Coffee.
Il told my wife today l believed
could digest brick if had d cup Q
Postum TO go with it. We make i
according to directions, boiling it fu
20 minutes and use good rich creaI
and it is certainly delicious" Nam
lgiven by Postum Co., Battle Cree.
? Mich.
Look in each package for a copy {
the famous little book, The Road t
MELVILLE"
~
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-16
.7ETURN HERE TOMORROW NIGHT
Rose Cecilia Shay Opera Company to
BE Seen Again.

Rose Cecilia Shay Opera Company to
BE Seen Again.
Owing to the most favorable i'm
preston made by the Rose Cecilia
Shay Grand Opera company in cur
city Wednesday evening in the pro-
duction of Ell Trovatore, and seeing
how the audience appreciated Ehis
masterwork of Verdi, Manager
Fredericks after being importuned
by Managers Fleming and Waff, has
decided to play a return date here
next Saturday, Oct. 18th, leaving the
choice of the opera to a vote of our
music lovers.
Miss Shay, who was ill and had to
remain in Macon, will join the com
nany in Jacksonville Friday, and will
positively appear here.
An entire change of principals will
be heard in addition to Miss Shay
Those who will sing are Mr.. Fred
ericks, a tenor who has met with re
marllaBe success, and Mr. Traux,
the well known baritone.
1t augurs well for the future of the
stage that a high sclass organization
of this kind is receiving generous
support 1t assuredly merits liberia
patronage, and the people of Bruins
| wick seem to appreciate high clas
attraction of this order. Whateve
opera is decided on, will be mountet
with the companys own specia
scenery.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-16
THE TICKET WAS DISCUSSED.
Leaders of Good Government Club
Held Meetjnu Last Night.

Leaders of Good Government Club
Held Meeting Last Night.
A number of citizens met in the
county commissioners room at the
court house last might
Just what the purpose of the meet
ing was could not be learned, but
frCIm the complexion of those present
it was a caucus of some kind by the
leaders of the Good Government club
1t was rumored on the streets that
the caucus was held for the purpose
of discussing the afdermanic ticket to
be placed in the field this fall, and
that slate had been made up, but
whether or not this is true is not
known. about ten or twelve were
present at the meeting.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-16
TO OPEN ON NOVEMBER FIRST

Aiken Canning Company Will be
Ready for Work on That Date.
General Manager Abrams, of the
Aiken Canning company, announces
that the factory will in all probability
commence work on November l.
The factory has been in the hands
of workmen for some time and is
now ready for work Mr. Abrams
has also recently made an inspection
Of all the oyster beds owned by the
company. He anticipates an unusual.
ly successful season.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-16
New Homo eff Republican Club.

New York, Oct, 15.-The hadnsome
new home of the Republican club
was formally opened today The new
clubhouse occupies fine site in West
fortieth stret. The building is elev.
en- stories in height and OF hand.
some exterior design.
III honor Of the opening house
warming was held, attended by more
IMAM one thousand republicans of
mote, the list being headed by Mayor
Low.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-16
Italv,s kino at Versailles.

Paris, Oct 15-The King OF Italy
and President Louhet, accompanied
by a large suite, today visited Yer
sailles, where after luncheon was serV-
ed they inspected the beauties OF the
palace and park The king and pres
ident returned to Paris by carriage.
Preparations on an elaborte scale
have been made for the gala perform
ance to be given at the opera tonight
in honor of the visiting king and
queen.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-16
boston Grain Rate Chanoe

bostcn, Mass, Oct. 15.-Tbe social
Gu MINIMUM rate on grain maintain.
~ Luz some Iime by the ocean steam.
snip INES, and which more than anv.
'hihg else, has operated to- reduce
boston's grain export to such a low
eDb' was abolished today. Boston
hopes by the change to recover some
OF the grain shipping business wbic,
OF late has been diverted to Montrp.
al and other ports.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-16
Naval officers Transferred.

Washington, Oct. 15.-Rear Admiral
Royal B. Bradford, chief Of the Bu-
reau of Equipment of the navy, re-
tired from the bureau today to as
sumo command of the battleship Hi
nois. 1t is expected that Captain
George A. Converse will succeed him
as chief of the Bureau of Equipment.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-16
Temple Beth Tefilloh.

Services tonight at 8 o'clock. Sub
ject of sermon. THE Laws of Deyel'
ppment" Saturday morning.: Sab
bath school at $50. Services con-
Quoted by pupils OF the senior class
at 1920.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-16
MAY RETURN TO BRUNSWICK.
Rumored That Judge Atkinson viii
Practice Here.

Practice Here.
1t is rumored that Judge Spencer
r. Atkinson, formerly chairman of the
Georgia railroad commission, will re-
turn to Brunswick shortly and re-
sumo his practice of law here.
Judge Atkinson is considered one
of the ablest attorneys in the state
and he will be welcomed back to
Brunswick, where he resided for
many years, and up to the time that
he was named as member of the su,
creme court.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-16
Verdict of Not Guilty was
Returned Shortly After
10 O'clock
CHEfRED BY HIS FRIENDS
On First Vote the Jury Stood Ten
For Conviction and Two for Ac-
cuittaI-Tillman Makes
Lengthy Statement.

Lexington, S. c., Oct 15.-The jury
in the Tillman case returned the fol
z loving verdict today at 10:90 o'clock.
We. the jury find the defendant
MT guilty.
When the jury Knocked on the door
and announced to the sheriff that
they had reached verdict there were
but few people in the court house.
The jurymen were brought out and
seated. The attorneys were not in
the court room. Neither was Mr.. Till
man. They were all sent for and the
news that verdict had been reached
quickly spread over the city and in
a few minutes TIlln1an, in charge
of the sheriff, the attorneys and many
citizens swamed in the court room.
Vedrict Read.
When Judge Gary raped for order
slseEe was siience in he court room.
Tcf'enlan arose and read the yer
dict. An outburst Of applause came
from the friends of the ex-heutenant
governor
AS soGn as quiet was obtained Mr.
Tillman stepped up and shook hands
! with the judge and every member of
the jury. =
Wife and Mother Arrive.
A few minutes later his wife ar
rived He then left the court house
and was walking on the streets with
two of his friends. His mother, who
has been here during the trial, had
learned the news, and she was rush
ing tGi the court house. She met her
SON ON the streets, and, throwing her
<arms around his neck, kissed him and
exclaimed. Il knew you would be
acquitted
Made Statement.
To a reporter OF the Associated
Press tonight, Mr.. Tillman made quite
a lengthy statement. He said that he
had no fear OF the result, and was
perfectly satisfied that he WoNlld be
acquitted. He also stated that he
wanted the case tried here owing to
the fact that there were SO much
prejudice in Columbia against him
He left tonight for his home in Edge
field
How Jury Stood.
The jury was out on the case just
about % hours. When the first vote
was taken it stood 10 for acquittal
and two fer conviction. Several
more votes were taken and resulted
in the same way. Finally, one of those
fayoringt conviction came over, and
it was thought then that the jury
would soon reach verdict, but the
other man stood out for the convic-
tion of the ex-governor until this
morning.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-16
1 eeisla4urn Ia enaeiaI sessinn

- Legislature in Special Session. =.
Trenton, N. j., Oct. 15.-Pursuant to
the call OF Governor Murphy, the New
Jersey state legislature convened in
special session today. The purpose of
the session is to pass an act to take
the place of the general school law
Of the state that was recently de-
clared unconstitutional by the court
of errors and appeals.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-16
VIII Meet Todau.

The Children's Mission Band will
meet at the First Presbyterian
church this afternoon at 4 O'Clock,
All interested are requested to be
present.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-16
GOOD WORDS FOR nRossroN

Jacksonvilee Delighted That He is to
Locate There.
The following from the Florida
Times Union and Citizen will be of
interest in this city:
Edwin Brobston of the well known
Brunswick firm of Fendig & Brobston
was in Jacksonville recently, with a
view of opening a branch office
here. Mr. Brobston is one of the best
known men in south Georgia, and has
probably done as much in his way as
any other man in the city to keep
Brunswick to the front during the
years of doubt that succeeded the va
rious disasters that some years ago
befell that deep-water port Already
an extensive dealer in Florida turpen-
tine and timber lands, Mr.. Brobston
will add Cne more to- the number of
go-ahead Georgians who have decided
to link their fortunes with the coming
metropolis of the south Atlantic sea-
board.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-16

While Mr.. Brobston is to- spend a
portion of his time in Jacksonville,
the News is pleased to say that he
will continue to be a citizen of
Brunswick.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-16
Very truly

member or the firm OF Ii. M. Miller
q Son ''i0'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04
cHAMPOUX
ON TRIAL

xennan ehamneauS. who stabbed
- death latte iifaee ~ neN tsn-
aVftotn dance hall last November w.
On trial Ia the criminal department
M the superior court. to-day.
shaflpesa&'s defense 90 the MUIR
der charge Il TO b.. insanity. and no
apparently takes particular pains to
st a. sFsay a. ps,snibie when In the
seaft roafu. lie sits with HIS cloar-
- NnaNea heal bowed aud comforts
hiA face hartihiy.
tie has attempted TO smoke several
ttiileA N court. and Upon entering or
leaving the souft faun says 'uo0d-
Z IN loud Nuicr and waves hts
nat At Judge aud jury.
A J. speekeft. who IL acting a.
attorney Tor the ff-nehfoan. IL a
@et9r biologist an natralosint and.
moreover, remarkably sup~ratitious
t.e = depending On all sorts nf
charms To bring snouf an acautttai
IN his zelection ~ iary. apsek-
sft IL employing the solar biology
sseotf. aud - trying 90 obtain ais
teff men horn under the water afen
sud sis Under the ARE sivR. He avs
tnsst u Ne esn sctompiish this. N re
VII be no Doubt az "a the asquittai
al his client.
The snttre day has been oecuplss,
" the .eiertion of the Jury. IA 1.
thaaEhth the taking u Testimony
VIII begin tomorrow,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04
LAST EDITION
HIP MW
MMD

7, Powers aud Sam sing. optam
H'n0kerA were arrested in raid ON
a hop loint.r made at ) a'eleek this
meihtnE. The chlnaman /. ehaes-
80 With conducting tire place. rhe
white man "a charged with amokins
tho dfug eelice Sergeant staas.
and Detectives heowa. Hubbard AMI,
rfretnsn made the rslh They hrol..
inte tho rooms oceupisd b. the
sin"kets, ana caught them in the
aSt r~o opium aatlts were con.
uscAtvd and are now held al the na.
lirr Station "a evidence, Sam ainr
has been arrested number Of times
Tor ccndueting opium siens
The police claim that opium snak .
ms has greatly Increased sinaa the
ctip houses wefe closed. The m
hiates "f such fcs.rts arr. as = rule
aodtcted 60 the vice. and time ns~
hsnks heavy un thstF hansia As a
tw~uit. th~y af~ said To be snentfins
sheu time ana moaes Ia the atatas.
fer the past few uscnsha little a.
,rntl~n has been paid 10 the oDl,1,,,
teita Hereafter. however,. an .st.s,t
ne r-eliee say. win be masis 10 ksee
W. y,ce 90 opium smoking within
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04

Vic7ORi0US

NfERsA. March 4 News Just ~
fsifad here - a. the fffacf that tsfa-
dnff. the Macedonian fefuiuitsftiist
tis|f&ef. az the head Of t.0te nei. rus
eHnfiN encountered the Turks near
Menitks The Turks suffered defeHt
ana great iozs
tslNaa AArISopLE. March A.
effhsial teleHfaHs r.eeised today
state the iIuiNa fiau REVOLUTIONARY
bands have anp~a red a. several
psiets. all mot iuE Inward the ffunr
tier giving rise 10 the belief that
Possibilities sfa about TO he inaaHuf7
htezt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04
GETS A PLUM

W AstifNdrON. u. G., March A.
assistant United staten District AZ
tethrf furdx ef Minneapolis. who
eas pfamlnsnt IA the fight againat
the Northern Securities Company. h
Aaeted Tor appointment ~ aperiai
e1NiHtaht attorney general under tlu
new act creating that office for tho
pasrese OF enforcing the anti-truat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04
-fs7.s7-Haa4s--as'--aa--a--
HIS CORPSE

Nf. Rah@ees Isa-s. the widow %
he late W. Aessasiey Jonrs u south
s~afttes instftutesf suit In the sa-
- isf ceuFt yesterday evening "a
f~zeter tSaa9 damages from " n
h1ttes~affh a Soma undsrfahars
and uss npsa and Dr. =. "a N. NIL
Ter for tie alleged mutfiafinn of her
husbands dead body.
She alleges that On Jan. n she
gave the body tatn the handn % the
unsieftaksfs 10 Be prepared for
hnftsl Contrary - her Expressed
sSfssr ant IN ftsFesp~ct ~ fhr last
sises 81 th~ dsseasrsf. shs Widow
Claims. an aufpFsY was held aud
esssue II the vital orxans removed
fresn the body.
Ths sssit 1. tAs --sa~t 10 . -~n-..
tloah story uhirh was prtnted 10
TIE nAesFarefx - ssatsis soon after
TIE Alleged naAushaf1ssf antspsv
vas hsid = n Hatf~ruoFth. %
ths urfettHkina cofnfanY. stated AZ
that tsru@ that Mrs Jones rharK-s
Nsfs much exaggerated. and to.ia y
feitsfat-t tha; sfss~us*nt.
unslsr~tesf when pf. Raas came
. the undertaking. establishment 20
halt TIE roaf maffaisl. mat ID "a.
18th tn- cars~ns ~ me wffov. saiti
he \ qs~~ttpn--s hs-s v~ry cfo-~fy
about the matter. and he told me
that Nc had heen sent BY nr. Miller.
! kns~ that pF. Miller had beeB the
Jenas family ehysislsn. and that NJ.
Jones hef rsr~st~diy aFs<a fsr. Nit
lee 70 hold . poet norton after his
1sasA
That any ofEanr were removed
from the hafY - not true Aff~r
Mira Jones complained that thi. mad
be~n stsne. Dr. L.uiiow exsmin-d the
body snd said that no ORGANS wcrs
missing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04

NORTH YAKIMA. March t.-suy
A. f.oudsn. the ls-Yrsr-oid sszs II
Ms. 4. Cerrulchsel. u Yakima sstr.
vas shot and probably fsEklIf
weunsfsf ~ Thnusas wh>~isr At tnz
lattrF< ranch, near nerss ahaut
ctork Yesterday rncrnsp9
The shsofiszx vas the oatcorns sf
an stssmps ~ frtxh<en n domestic
he Wh~si~r's hsa<s
Wheeisr. thinking = burglar ~zs
trying 10 get In. got = gun and after
giving warning shut at the atulast
fsFrn u . man near
an upper porch window. Young
'fs1u1~n received the bail IN his -id-
He wn brought 70 the hs@pftsi
herr THE morning. Whseisr b . well
known dalryrnaB.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04

Several contractors wha have done
work rnr the city OF seattle eallsd
upon the Grand Jury b. special in.
Vitallan ~ that body At its place Of
business thus norniuK. They Wsrs
asked Ia tell whether o. not they
hRd ever paid anything to ahtaln
contracts fiom tho city. Mach and
every one answered IN the negative
The witnesses exhibited no hash.
fulno- -ahout telling why they we're
thctu. The examination uf each Nsa
very hrivf ana u was plain that tils
grand furY was not nerhiaH zoe ~
dcnce ~ any specific act ~ efesked
ness. bat Was merely fishing faf gen-
rral rcsuits The ciatractufr wHsl
wete called ~ were v X Mcclellan
4 g. spur, r Ryan Herman tioeti8
ana a.. bcil They al emeraei nsnil.
inm.
j. NJ. niasE. city marshal az
Neoprt"~n. Was sand~iehed W b..
tween the contractors. ie WAS zahssf
o. tell what he kurw about the casss
of youns man named Prank "
Morria. whom he arrested souie fitshi
aso uu a charge % cnaaa rfIatftrstf
froin csfsteas firsa butchers Wheii
tho accused waa taken before tho
tuatice % the pcoce at denrsetawn
~ conssnt % sveryhosiy he Was al
loved ~ 80 on his own Fec,sshiaance
Ito Ar~pfed thr suggestion and
tept going until ~ crossed tn fifit-
ish coiumhiA Tine inveatis atian
showed that the emlfeasieuent
which wea ~ first supposed Co b.
only a few dollars. was about tsoa
Il learned that this h this matter
which tcok EFnsat CsFxtsns bsfufs
TIE sfsna tufy yesterday
several witnesses who hal heen
ssihpeenssd dia not appear. and the
grand luf9 spent atout as haaf In
rAihetinH trouble fof other peopie.
lust hefofy nun "a sahpa.na Waa
banded 20 Deputy sh~riff llswea bs
Juror Frank fryc. with the rneses.
Tina that he espuid get NEST Of thsla
~ tsiephone." Who They are has
mt been learned
The sahise, matter ~ the grand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04
TRY TO XIII
THE HANcMAN

LONDON. March A-Hsasasan
Ellington. EnstAads famftls = zress-
ttonrsF. wss found iftns unesznre isu.
don this nerniass Ne had beer as
skulfe3 wifh a club ana 10 IN hu-
sntnsnk danger 81 death. u 1.
thought that friends af Edwards. the
nofsrtetss nurstarsT who wax hansasi
a short time nEos murw the R1r-
p~tratsrs ~ the eFsns-
niliinxtea r-xslnea consciousness
later. RE says an antnaNn man
eutesvi th- railway esrfssxa .aa al
tempted - rob hiua. In tina srsffle
10 fsii threumh th@ daar. Tha rail-
u&y people and police arr both IA
foaht a. - the truth ~ ths story
hich siv~s an air q mysssEy -
the affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04
EXODUS or
cOKCRESSMEN

WASHINGTON. n. G. M.rch 4
fN'ile~i ms the final aAioarnm~ns ~
the Fffty seventh conxrs~s she,a
Wa a general exodus tsmiag n th~
naxfsos lawmakers. While .as,,e
.s~ arr 10 rvn,sin Ia the capital fsr
~ rest ~ the season the vast sna-
iosisy arr departing far their homes
some having behind them farexes
the scvne ~ their public eafe~r
Whpn TIE NEXT congress assemblies
new faces VITA be seen at birth enaz
% the capitol and at the same time
ss-ne " those Nha have been most
familiar fef t~s decade. or taas~s
viii - missed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04

TACOMA. March THE strest car
employees Of Tacoma have formed
urs BON. which will h. a branch Of the
International Street Car Employees Of
America. Efforts have besn under
aay for over a year 70 Organize the
men. hut each attempt resulted IN
failure until the present over 10
men IN the city arr eligible 90 mem
brrnhip. and most Of these have ap-
plsed for sdfniftsnee into the union.