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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-06-24
Comfort, Convenience
and Safety at
The Worlds Fair
Hlgh-CIass Accommodation Right In
side the Fair Grounds, st. Louis.

side the FAR Srounus, St' LOUIS.
The long, .iresome trips which so
often proved an unpleasant feature
of worlds fair visits, both in Chicago
and in Buffalo, have all been elimi-
mated for visitors by the erection of
The Inside Inn, situated right inside
the Fair grounds. This splendid hos
telry has been specially built under
the supervision of the Worlds Fair
management, with view of alfording
high-class accommodations and en-
tertainment for visitors, The rooms
which number over 1000 are large,
light and beautifully furnished, many
of the suites having bath attached
Fire-proofng material has been used
throughout and most extraordinary
precautions have been taken against
fire. 1t is run on both the European
and American plans, at rates ranging
from $1.50 to $3.50 per day European,
and from $500 to $500 American, in
Guiding admission.
Ladies' unattended and families will
fully appreciate the very great con-
yenience OF thus residing rlght Wltn-
in the Fair grounds where their com
fort, safety and pleasure are studied
in every conceivable way.
The enormous capacity of The In
side Inn assures good accommoda-
tions for all--no matter when or in
what numbers they come-but those
who like to feel that their accommo-
dations are secure can make reserya-
tions now for any period desired. Ad-
dress The Inside Inn, Administration
Bldg, Worlds Fair Grounds, st. Louis,
Mo.
Or The Stark County Worlds Fair
association, J. II Dumoulin, general
agent, C. C. Bow, president, Edwin L,
Baer, secretary First Nationa! bank,
local depository.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-06-24
Feared no Lion.

Justice L. M. Barrick, who married
the couple in the lions den at the car
nival Tuesday night, insisted upon en-
tering the lions den to perform the
ceremony, but the management stat
ed that one of the lions had been out
of the jungles but 95 days and there
was no telling what might happen. Mr.
Barrick stated that he had no fear, but
they kept him on the outside, just the
same.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-06-24

is full of dangers particularly for the
children, who not knowing the result of
eating unripe fruit, indulge themselves,
with the usual gripping pains in the
should have on hand at all times bot
tie of Painkiller perry Davis) which will
at once relieve the sufferer 1t Is safe,
simple remedy and it should be kept in
every house. Large bottles 25 and 5Il
cents.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-06-24
NO DOGS OR NO LETTERS.
c carriers Refuse to Deliver Mail Where
CANNES are Kept.

New York, June 20,-Notice has
been served on the owners Of vicious
dogs that unless the animals are re-
moved at once the postoffice depart
ment will cease to deliver mail to the
houses. The notice is the result Of at
tacks of vicious dogs upon number
of carriers recently, One carrier was
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-06-24
SCHOOL CHILDREN
viii Assist at the Launching of a
Lake Boat.

Lorain, June 22.-The launching of
the lighter Rescue will take place
Thursday afternoon at 2:30. The
launching will be conducted by the
public school children of the city, in
Guiding the Y NJ. c. A. uniformed ca
dets, and a chorus of five hundred
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-06-24
FitchviIle Postotfice Robbed.

NorwallS, June 22.-Thieves last
night blew open the postofilce safe at
Fitchville with dynamite and got away
with s125 of government funds and
$71 belonging to Postmaster Jennings.
There is no clew to the robbers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-06-24
A Fatal Celebration.

Dallas Texas, June 21.-During the
emancipation celebration at the state
fair grounds Wyle Ford was shot -four
times and Is pronounced mortally
Wounded. Henderson Harris has been
locked up at police headquarters for
the shooting.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-06-24
Where to Get It.

Business man lin department store)
II want to buy ribbon for my type
writer
Lady Clerk-Woman or machine?
Business Man--Machine.
Lady Clerk-Stationery counter,
third aisle left, Exchange. 4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-06-24
Prominent Business Man Dead.

Huron. June 22.-George A. Breck-
'enridge, prominent business man of
this city. died today at Glen Ullen, N.
D.. where he had large cattle interests.
He will be buried here under the auspi-
ces of the Masonic fraternity of which
he was member.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-06-24
Child Drank carboIic Acid.

Lorain, June 22.-The two-year-old
son of l.. N. Hill today found bot
tie of carbolic acid, some of which he
drank. A doctor was called and 1t Is
believed he will save the child's life.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-06-24
More Postoftice Clerks.

Cleveland, June 21.-Seven more
clerks have been added to the post
office and many salaries increased
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-06-24
women's missionary Society.

Marion, June 20.--At meeting of
the Evangelical Women's Missionary
society held here the Ohio branch con.
ference today elected Mrs. A. N: Nc
Caully, of Tiffin, president.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-22
SERVICE WILL
Be INVESTIGATED
Southern Bell to Send a
Representative to
This City
AN IMPROVEMENT PROMISED
4 Brunswick Man, While in Atlanta
Talked With superintendent of
the Company on the Subject
Of the New system.

A well known Brunswick man who
has been in Atlanta recently in
conversation with a News reporter YES
terday, stated while he was in that
city he had 9 conversation with the
superintendent of the Southern Bell
Telephone Company, and the poor ser
wee now being administered to the pa
uons in this city, was discussed.
I have heard the report from Bruins,
wick. said the superintendent. that
you people We're receiving & poor ser.
wee. and while it is true we have NOT
The new system in vogue in your CITY
still do NOT see why such complaint
should be entered The central labor
system, which your people are clamor.
ms for will not make central answer
you any quicker, and understand that
that is one Of the chief complaints
sE Brunswick. Another is, as / under.
st-nd it. that often ono cannot be dis
urctiy understood over the wires. The
aew system does not remedy this eth.
e.. Lut il that be the case there is
some thing wong with the wires or
tne connections"
Continuing the Brunswick man said
nat the superintendent also advised
.Hm that The company would shortly
take an investigation Of the Bruins
lex exchange and then It would be
-ocided whether or not the central
Dor system would be installed.
You can rest assured. however
coAdnued ths superintendent. that
toe complaint OF the people of Bruins
vick viii be looked into. aad all Of the
Irregularities win be remed'ed. AS
Or new system, our company has al.
ready been considering Brunswick and
4 believe that the system will be
ut into vogue there shortly"
The Brunswick nan Is OF the opin--
ION that the Southern Bell people will
4bortly send representative here
who viii make thorough nyestiga-
ton of the system and will report
5cck to HEADQUARTERS.
AS he understands it. froa his con.
,er'saeTeA with the superintendent. the
central labor system is m3rely an
49, proyement over the old way Of call
ing central and no Improvement at
all Is made in the connecting OF two
Lines. The new system mcrs saves
he patrons the trouble OF ringing
Inc bell when central is wanted is only
being necessary OF take down the
receiver.
The News feels that, especla liy after
tie resolution of hte board OF trade
adopted Thursday is presented to the
Southern Bell people they will give
brunswick some attention and win
femedy the existing troubles here if
possible.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-22
SNATCHED
BIG ROLL
Then Young Man, Being
Captured, Shot Himself
in the Head
Chased Several Blocks by Big Mob
With $1,000 In Hs eesns, Young
White Man Put Pistol to His
Head and Fired
50

Newark, N. j., Oct. 21.-A young
white man.whose name has not yet
been ascertained, this afternoon snatch
cd $L500 from the Mundy hoisting
Office and made q break for liberty.
A mob was quickly organized and
chased the fleeing man, who carried
the big role in his pockets, for sever.
al blocks AS the chase progressed
other people joined in. not knowing
the cause OF the trouble.
Finally at the Central railroad sta.
ton bridge. the young man was corner
g by the mob.
Suddenly, when he saw that there
was no chance to escape, he pulled
revolver. turned towards the crowd
and shot himself in the head Many
il the crowd thQG.ltt the man was GO
ing to point the pistol toward the
crowd and there was almost STAN
pede.
The young man was carried to the
hospital later In dying condition.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-22
HOSTILlTlES STOPPED
TO BURY THE DEAD
NOW WITH WEST MINsTRELs
Care Devil in the Circle WhirI will be
Here Next Week


Long noted as the leading attraction
OF its kind in America, the VIM. H.
West minstrels are said to be even lare
er and stronger this season than ever
before carrying as they do, the largest
and most expensiv equipment of anv
minstrel company in the world. The
color arrangement in the costuming
and scenic first part setting is de-
seribed as being particularly beautiful
and striking, the entire scheme of
color being cerise and gold. The seen
cry represents the interior of a band
stand in one of the palaces of the old
world. and is embellished with actual
reproductions of statuary by some of
the worlds greatest sculptors.
The West Minstrels this season has
a remarkable number of great singers
|" fact they actually have sixteen vo-
and it is said that this feature
alone is bringing forth the most full
some praise from all sides. One of
he many strong features secured this
season by Manager Ricaby is the Law
alette Bros. one of the greatest acts
before the public today. Another
great feature is "Cyclus" the dare dev.
t in the cycle whirl.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-22
A BIG VOTE URGED.
Chairman Yeomans Sends out Letter
to Democrats of Georgia.

Chairman Yeomans Sends Out Letter
to Democrats of Georgia.
Following is a letter which Chair
man Yeomans has sent to the chair
man Of each county executive com
mittee in the state, urging them to put
forth all their efforts to get every
democrat to the polls on this occa
sion:
State Democratic Executive Com
mittee, Dawson. Ga. oct. 1S. l904-My
Dear Sir:-The presidential election
l.. close at hand and the democracy
of the nation is looking to us for the
largest majority ever given the party
IL Georgia. 9he issues that confront
us are more vital than any with which
we have had to deal since the days
Of reconstruction. The south is on
trial and the result of this election
will determine whether we will pro
ceed with the solution OF the problems
that confront us. unmolested or wheth
er we will be handicapped by federal
Interference and race prejudice inten
gified as never before.
Under the laws of Georgia electors
must receive majority vote. II the
democrats stay at home and the popu
LISTS, republicans, prohibitioEists and
socialists go to the polls and vote. the
democratic ticket Will not receive 8
majority, and the legislature will have
TO be conveyed in extraordinary ses
sion to choose electors.
Let me, therefore. urge you to put
forth every effort in your power to gel
ali Of the democrats to the polls II
necessary call the executive commit
tee together and arrange for a person
al canvass of the democratic voters
and at least one rally in your county
before the election. Every democrat
should vote.
We must give Parker and Dayi!
the largest majority any candidate eve
received in Georgia. Upon you de
pends the result. Your sincerely.
M. j. Yeomans,
Chairman State Democratic Executiy,
NAASsSSs ..-s s-.--- - i 8. "a La
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-22
BUYS A PLUMBING BUSINESS.
coIson Hou Purchases Place Of Baker
and Reddick

colson Hoyt Purchases Place of Baker
and Reddick.
The plumbing business OF Reddick
IS Baker composed of NJ. A. Baker
and II s Reddick. has been purchas-
g by Colson Hoyt, who will con.
3tet it in the future al The same old
place in the building back of the Ma.
Sional bank,
Mr.. Hoyt is Well known young
9lembsr OF the city. who has been en-.
aged in plumbing work Of all kinds
o. the past several years, and he will
40 doubt make a success Of the bust.
meas. He has employed several ex-
-erienced men and promises to give
ompt and careful attention to all
work trusted with him by The people Of
ae city. and he asks for share OF
he work.
Mr.. Hoyt has an adj. elsewhere in
he News this morning announcing
at he is ready TO do all kinds OF
work in his line.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-22
WOMAN ANC LITTLE SON
KNOCKED DOWN BY TRAIN
Wife and Son of Conductor Charles
Davis are Seriously Injured.

V!ife and Son of Conductor Charles
Davis are Seriously Injured.
Augusta, Oct 21--News has been re
ceived in this city Of seroue acci-
dent at Tennilie. to Mrs Charles Dav-
. and little son formerly Of this city.
They were knocked down and then
came near being run over by a
freight train. The lady received many
severe bruises and one arm OF the
child was crushed and may have to be
amputated.
The victims are wife and son OF
Conductor Charles Davis, Of the Au-
ersta Southern railroad He runs
from Tennille to Augusta Some
months ago ne moved his family to
the former city. He was in wreck
o. the road about two weeks ago
and has not yet fully recovered from
The injuries received
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-22
NEW sENlop NAVAL LORD.
Aomiral John Fisher Succeeds Admiral
Walter Kerr.

Aonral John Fisher Succeeds Admiral
Walter Kerr.
London, Oct. 21,-Admiral Sir Jonn
Fisher has succeeded Admiral LORD
Walter Kerr as senior naval lord Of
the admiralty.
Sir John Fisher was born in 184l
and entered the royal navy in 1854
He served in the Baltic during the
Russian war and in the China war in
lS69-60 was present at the capture OF
Canton and of the Peiho forts. lie
commanded the maexlble at the bonn.
tardment Of Alexandria in 1882. In
1897 he was commander in chief OF
The North American station and in
1893 commander in chief Of the Msdit.
2lranean squadron,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-22

tour OF the state. making from thirty
tc fifty speeches in ten days. The
gold democrats are supporting Parker
almost to man. There is no reason
t. suppose that the republicans viii
poll more than their straight party
vote which has never yet been SUM-
sient 10 give them a victory provided
the democracy was united and cnthu-
siastic. Finally it may be said that
a daily perusal Of the indianapolis
News, the one great Independent news
paper of Indiana, confirms the opinion
that the republicans of the state, de-
spite their natural inclination to claim
everything in sight, are having the
fight Of their lives. The News is own
ed chiefly by republicans, and one Of
its stockholders is Senator Fairbanks
IL gives full and on the whole, fair
reports OF democratic meetings.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-22
CAPTAIN HITCH WILL
BE FIRED FROM SERVICE
-HE POLICE COURT YESTERDAY
Mayor crOvatt Held Quite an Interest
ina Session Of the Tribunal

Mayor crovatt Held Quite an Interest
ing Session Of the Tribunal.
The matinee of Mayor Croyatt yes.
terday morning was decidedly the
most interesting held in some time
and number of unusual cases were
up.
w. D. Miller. of Bladen was up
charged. with firing a pistol ia the city
limits. 1t will be remembered that a
few weeks ago Mr.. Miller who is
agent for the A. c. L. at Bladen. was
held up and robbed by a negro, an ac.
count appearing exclusively In The
News at the time While in the city
Monday, Mr.. Miller spied the negro
who robbed him and he endeayored to
capture him. In the race he fired his
pistol at the fleeing negro. The shot
cost him $40.
Chas. Anderson and Hans Nelson
We're tried on the charge OF chasing
several white boys out of a boat in
The river after they had permission
to use ii. II seems that one of the
men was somewhat intoxicated and he
made the boys leave the boat The lit
ue affair cost him SO and Nelson
came out clear
D. Mills was caught coasting ON
BICYCLE without light few nights
ego, and he paid dollar for the dark
ride.
A negro woman cussed out every
dy in her neighborhood and then
thought the moyar imposed too heavy
a iine by charging her So.
There were several other cases ur
and altogether quite sum Was added
10 the city's exehequer.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-22
EXCELSIOR nITERARY SOCIETY
i.teresting Program was Rendered by
School Children YeeterdaY.

t.ferestin9 Program was Rendered by
School Children Yesterday.
The following account Of the meet
.ne OF the Excelsior Literary society
aold at The Mansfield street school
building, is furnished by the reporter
appointed for The News. Miss Marga
i4t Davis:
Tie Excelsior Literary Society met
October q. The society was called
- order by the president The secre.
tory then read the minutes OF the last
meeting, held on Oct. Z. The officers
elected at that meeting we're inaugu-
rated. They are:
President, Frank Atkinson; vice
president, Ralph Wood; secretary, Es,
,cila Torras; assistant secretary, jamie
Iatt; treasurer Dumas Malone. libra
ian, Loie Yare. assistant librarian.
huch Norris
The following program was rendered
aLd was enjoyed by all present:
Muslc-Duet--Ms U'Connor
and Edith TAFT
Recitation-''Old Ace"--Edna Hatch.
er.
Music--Laura Baker
Declamation-"Ad Address at Gettys-
burg Guy Hackett.
hecitation-"Lord Ullin's Daughter"
Annie Dean Atkinson.
Song-Elise Mcdonald and jamie
Dart.
The society adjourned to meet again
on Friday, November 10.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-22
ro DevgLop rIMeER LAMos.
yellow Pine Lands Company Owns
$4,000 Acres.

Birmingham, Ala, Oct 21.-The
.udge of probate of Jefferson county
loday granted a charter to the Vel;
low Pine Lands Company under the
corporation act Of Alabama Of 1903.
he corporation is composed mainly
e1 Georgians w F. Monroe and J. f.
Lewis of Yaldosta, Ca, Charles J.
Haden, Of Atlanta, Ga. and ]. R. Sam.
aers of Pensacola, Fla, appear on the
charter as the principal stockholders.
The purpose Of the corporation is
% buy, own operate and develop tim
bered lands and it commences with
$4,000 acres Of such land. The prin-
cjpal Office Of the company will be in
Birmingham, bot Office win be in At
lanta and yaldosta and soms point in
Florida. - (. zass.agsl
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-22
NEW INsPs TORS APPOINTED
Captain seeley inspectors Of HuIIs and
T. T. Merscrean of Boilers.

s'ff-%'''' O~SiSJ iISPCChOI5 OF f1ullS ana
T. T. Merscresu of Boilers.
Washington. Oct 2l.-Capt. Henry
M. Seeley Of Boston today was ap-
pointed inspector Of hulls and Theo
dore T, Merserean inspector Of boilers
Ia the steamboat inspection service at
New York These appointments are
one Of the results Of the conclusion
OF the Slocum disaster commission.
the appointees taking the place Of Jas.
+. Dupont, inspector of hulls, and Thos
Il. Barrett, inspector of boilers, whose
removal from the service Tor laxity
and neglect ia performing their duties
had been directed by President Roose-
yelt.
Captain seeley at present is an in.
spector of huIls at Boston and will be
transferred 10 New York. Mr.. Merger-
can now fills the position OF assistap.
Inspector of boilers.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-22
a NEGRO AT TABLE
JARRED CAROLINA pEoPL

Raleigh, n G., Oct. zI.-Ths ytsit OF
Gov Chamberlain, OF Connecticut with
his STAFF and his escort. the Governors
Foot Guard. has created a sensation
because at Greensboro 1t became
known that some of the party had.
without the knowledge or consent OF
the hotel proprietor taken negro
With them TO supper
Up to the time Of this discovery
there had been great cheering for
the visitors.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-22
COLD WAVE is COMING;
DROP IN THE THERMOMETER r

II the weather mans prediction prov
e., correct, the people in this section
should get out their old comforts, If
they have not already done so. and
prepare for a cold night. The wealth
{" prognosticator tells up that cold
spell is moving slowly down this way
and before Sunday it is expected that
ar oyercoat will be found very COM
Il rtable The change was noticed
somewhat last night, the dial Of the
thermometer played around the fifty
marks.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-22
NO FIGHTING
FOR TWO DAYS
-
Such an Agreement Reach
ed Between Oyan1a and
Kuropatkin
MANY RUSSIANS ARE DYING
-
. the Forty Thousand Wounded Car.
RED to Mutden Seven Thousand
Have AIread Died OF Their
Injuries.


Rome. Oct. PA Mulxden teras,.o :,
received here this afternoon announc.
e" that General Knropatbin .command.
Le the Russian forces. and General
oyama commanding the JAMS TODAY
agreed TO suspend hostilities for forty
e'ght hours in order that the dead
,diied IN the past weeks fighting, NAV
be buried. 80 =,
me rest OF the troops, Of the thirty.
hye thousand Russian wounded which
nave been brought to Mukden. seven
thousand are dead.
The work of burying the dead com.
menced this afternoon. and hundreds
we're buried in troughs.