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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30
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Abusr C. Thomas a SuTroECte o. the County o. New
york notice hereby given L. al persons having claims
George. late o. the County New
N',-- b. vouchers
therecs o. Eubserh-r at his pace trauEactluR
s,slue-s Broadway. Borough q Manhattan.
q Sew york on or before the ZIth day q Juy
Dated New York. the twentieth day Il January, 1904
FREDERICK l. AIHt.l1E. 4 tu.Histla'. g.
DAVIES STONE & ATEEBACTE. y Nassau Street.
Borough 4 Manhattan. New York city. Attorneys Tor
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30

USEFUL NAN-COOK. &c-Nlan and
wife. man attend garden and stable On a
vasrln.- best Of references. SMlTH. %
. CLARK 11n-sf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30

FARM EsH and working foreman. by a E0od
English speaking German. experienced IA
American farming. married man, with wife
and three children. wife can 1oar- help.
attend dairy and poultry; several years in
last place and now leaving on account OK
death OF employer. references the best. L
IL. at Carpenters I54 6th-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30

TWO rrst class girls. enc as -. ,o v-ork
fauudrsss and other Ip-,a CRANE
r,-,-r5,-7eT,t a agent. 8 West lS4iH-sN
phone 2G59 Harlem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30

FARMER IFOremanl.-By North or Ireland
Protestant. married. wife. tao boys. aged
II and years. thoroughly experienced with
ali branches OF farm and dairy. wl-e une
poultry and dairy woman. butter maker
etc. Will board help. eight years in last
place; references the best, ready now. r
X. at Carpenters. 154 0th-ave.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-10
Assisted in Defeating DEM
ocratic Ticket in Donbt-
full States
MAD Nain slAtf CoMMlTitE
Resented the Turning Down Of the
Child Labor Bill Plank at hte Last
Stats Convention Of the Demo-
cratic Party.

Augusta, Ga., Nov 9-The laboring
people Of the state Of Georgia contri-
btted to the defeat Of the democratic
lcket in both New York and Indiana
IEey contributed by sending orators
INTO both states to talk to organized
Iaboring people and also sent money
To meet the expenses OF the campaign.
There was no particular choice among
the laboring reoPle Of this state as to
What ticket hey would help in doubt.
ful states, their only idea being TO con-
~ibute to deisat Of democracy IN re.
taliation for the refusal Of the state
democratic convention to put a chill
laBor .lank in the state democratic
ulattora
A prominent labor man was in the
Chronicle office last night 10 receive
he returns aad his greatest concern
was about Indiana When asked by a
reporter Why he was so much interest
n Indiana, the laboring men replied,
Because organized labor in Georgia
as done a geat deal towards accom-
nnshing the defeat Of he democratic
PARTY in ths; state. We have sent
boney to be used for the campaign
a,nds Of both the republicans and pop
e1sts in tho hoge thai democracy
could be oyeuhrowu. The reason for
our participation ia Tie western doubt
iuI states Is the manner IN wniril We
ere treated by the state democratic
committee at the last convention We
asked for a plank in the platform
gainst chHd tabor ana were treated
Nth contempt Then we decided to
sht the democrats ana the only way
to do was to 90 into the doubtful stat
rs We could DO nothing in Georgia
as the state Was too soIidly democrat.
.s We hope lie rebuke that we have
administered to the democratic party
sin give us standing at the next con.
sention in this state and that we viii
rot again lie reated with contempt
Ne mean to help defeat democracy by
appealing TO aboring people in doubt
.ul states as Jng as we are not treat
ID With consideration in Georgia
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-10
ignored Russian Officer
Sends Letter to the
Common Soldiers
WAS SENT BY A PRISONER
Captured Private Told Noji Garrison
Was in Want and Desprited.
General Then Dictates Sever
al Letters to Them.

Chefoo, Nov, 9.-Tbe Japanese be.
seigins Port Arthur, ignoring Lieuten
ant General StoesseI. The commander
Of the Russian military forces there
have offered scrms Of surrender to tho
Russian soldiers, according to advices
leaving Port Dalny yesterday In The
meanwhile the ceaseless activity OF
r.cks and spades continues. The Jap
anese are gradually advancing theh
trenches which spell ineXorable fate to
the watching Russians.
A Russian prisoner captured Octo
Der 2G, said the troops composing the
garrison of Port Arthur were in want
and dispirited. Upon hearing the pris
oners' story General Nogi assembled
FIs staff, discussed the matter briefly
and then under the light of a bicycl
lantern drafted letter 20 be circulat
Cd among the soldiers, themselves, the
prisoner having made promise to deHy
ei it in mercy to his comrades. The
letter offered humane treatment to all
who surrender. saying 1t was in tho
interest of humanity to prevent fur
tber useless slaughter. In the dark.
tcss Of the early morning of Novem-
oer 4, several copies of the letter.
written in Russian were given to tho
prisoner who regained the Russian.
ines unobserved by his officers. That
night the Russian returned saying h,e
comrades would answer within a Few
days.
AS the Japanese are sufficiently near
the SUBMITS Of the hills to render tun.
Reling highly practicable much Of this
work is now being dome. The Russians
are building counter tunnels Which
ever side finds it's tunnel under the
eaemy's blows up the latters tunnel.
Five Russian mine sweeping steam.
ela have been sunk by Japanese shells.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-10
EXCELLENT OFFERING TONIGHT
Under Southern Skies viii be Pre-
sented at the Grand.

Under Southern Skies viii be Pre-
sented at the Grand.
II the Grand is not filed tonight it
viii not be the fault of the managers
as they are ofierlng one of the very
hest attractions now touring the south.
Under. Southern Skies" which has
scored such a success. will be present
Ell by an excellent company, and it Is
hoped that a large audience will be
present.
There is the gay spirit Of Halo
we'en in Under Southern Skies with
an excellent company and a beautiful,
scenic production Of the pretty idyll
now as famous as Way Down East +"
yg;;iiaacs. Southern skies is by Lettie
Blair Packer, Of way Down East fame
e is as essential IA geographical play
as Way Down East and succeeds in
staging local color and southern life
IL really charming and unhackneyed
style. rs ri
Under Southern Skies is love story
downright and wholesome; with youth
and gaiety, humor and pathos and =
succession of delightful pictures OF
southern life. all set to the telling OF
aim Leila Crofton was wooed by two
youths, one who wished for her happi
ness. and another who wished for his
own selfish ends and forced her TO an
unhappy bridal The story is laid
In Southern Louisiana during 1875 and
the scr-ary is true to the last detail
Of picturesque plantation life The
stately wide yerandahed colonial man
sion Of Major Crofton. in the first and
fourth acts. is an accurate presenta-
ton OF an old Halloween party; an
the wedding n the next act reveals
lie completing possibilities of hospital
uy and good cheer found in these man
SONS Of the old regime. The Halo
ae'en party before mentioned, with
It's magic and mystery Of witches, can
dies and mirrors made to frame true
lovers kisses. its Jack-o- lantern quad
rile in the freight and the introduce
ucn Of the jubilee singers, are great
features Of the production the oil
southern melodies and jubilee songs
lending the real plantation Tilt to the
cccasIon.>7~ VITO
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-10
HEAVY FINES IN
The CITY COURT
-
Negro Who Stole From
Levy's Store Fined
S25O,00
COST ANOTHER sI25,OOO
Ie Was Charged With fssisting Ar
rest and Jury Returned ! Verdict
Of GuiIty-one Or TWO Other
Cases Disposed I

In the city court yest srday after
noon negro named Walta arg was con
wcted Of resisting a county officer and
the ane imposed upon hini was proba-
bly the heaviest every imposed t"r a
similar offensa in the state A verdict
~ guilty was returned and Judge
Sale told the negro he could either
pay $125 and all costs Il go to the
chaingang for period OF one year
1t seems that Walbure was arrest.
% some tiGle ago by Constable S. d.
Lamb Fle resisted arrest and the
officer had quite time la carrying him
IL Jail For this of Sc another
charge was brought aga & him for re
sisting an officer The ease occupied
three or fou, hours yesterday after.
noon.
Judge Gale in impos,ag the heavy
Hne, stated that, hereat er, ne would
20 to The full extent Of tle law in such
Gses and warned those in the court
lom not to appear before him on a
charge Of resisting arrest,
The negro as we'll as many others,
we're somewhat surprised al the unus-
ual fine imposed on Wa!burg.
Several other cases we're handled
during the day viii Cennor, the ne
gro who was placed on trial Tuesday
afternoon charged with stealing cloth
ing from Levy's store Mag convicted
and was fined w 800 ann cosIs,or sen.
fenced to seS3 z mouths on The
chaingang.
Thos. Foley plead guilty to the
charge ef eataV.s an1 ias Ane1 $50.
The court will meet at the usual
aour this morning.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-10
FuneraI q conraa vaIentlnO.

Funeral services over the remains
cf Conrad Valentino occurred at st
JcseDhs Catholic church yesterday
rurning at o'clock The church was
crowded with sympathetic friends AMI
any beautiful Goral offerings attest
et to the popularity Of the youth.
Mass was said by Rev. Father Nc
Donald and the services we're beauti-
ful aud impressive After conclusion
Of services at the church the long cor.
tege proceeded to Rose Hill where in
torment took place Those acting as
bsu bearers were: Aloysius DAILY
Bennie GianncEe, Eddie O'Harra, elf
ford O'Hara, Willie KnoJloch and I
&. sheppard.-Maccn Telegraph.
There are many persons in Bruins
wick who deeply regret the death Of
Conrad valertino. ne had many
hiends in this city having at one time
lived here. The News joins others in
offering deepest sym Tppathies 70 the
rereayed family.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-10
RooseVelt's Popular PIuraIi-
ty is Placed at 2,l0O, 900
Parker's at 477,OOO
MISSOURI SILL IN DOUBT
Looks as if That state Will Also be
IN R ubiioan c0Iumn-Two sens-
tors Gained is Claim Of the
Republicans.

New York. Nov. 9.-Returns have
leen received from every state in the
pnon' and there is but one state in
ooubt' Missouri The indications are
LAT that state viii be found in The re-.
/ uDiican column, although it is claim,
20 by democrats.
Roosevelt electors elected are S25
'arker's electors. 1873. with Is electors
"a doubt those OF Missouri. Roosevelt
'aVing majosity Of 1872 to 21O.
President Roosevelt carried thirty.
.wo states ana Judge Parker 70 states
mere is no doubt in any state except
Missouri and the result will not be
ho"n there until the full returns are
received
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-10
DEWEY WILL BE OFFERED
PLACE ON INQUIRY COURT

Washington NOV o. Unoficlally,
though from n official source, officers
tho navy on duty il Washington
have learned that the American navy
viii lie invited to send Il representa-.
tive as members Of the Anglo-Bus-
sian inquiry committee which will IN
yestigate the Dogger bank affair
II can be stated that Admiral Dewey
will, OF course, be given the refusal
o. this mission, and his acceptance
will be most agreeable to the officials.
should the admiral not accept the
president AMI Secretary Morton viii
select another officer Of high rank for
this duty.
AS yet however, the navy depart
mont has received no request for an
officer for this duty.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-10
ST. MARvs GOT MAJoRIrY.
County Seat OF Camden VIII p
There.

County Seat OF Camden viii r
There.
Full returns from all precincts in
camden county give st. Mary's ma
i rity over Woodbne for the removal
# the county seat In order to re
mcve the seat from ST. Mary's it was
accessory to obtain two-thlrds vote
but the present site succeeded in even
getting a majority Of the votes polled
Congressman Brantley's majority
was considerably reduced in the coun-
ty on account Of the heavy negro vote
at st. Mary's The Carnegies at Dun
gcness sent ali their negro employees
TO ST. Mary's to vote on the removal
n the county seat and they also cast
tfeir vote for the republican congress
sicnal nominee. Mr.. Brantley receiy-
e1 majority Of eight at ST. Mary's
The vote on the removal OF the sect
by precincts is as follows
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-10
Fell Off Bark at Torras'
Dock About 9 O'clock
Last Night
hIS NAME IS NOI Known
other Sailors on the Vessel Did not
See Unfortunate Man When he
FelI-The Body Has Not Been
Found.

A sailor whose name could not be
ascertained fell from bark at the
wharf of r. Torras about Q o'clock las,
night and was drowned before he
could be rescued.
None Of the other members Of the
crew of the bark seem to know exactly
how the accident occurred but in some
way the unfortunate sailor fei from
the side Of the vessel He could not
%, seen in the dark and no assistance
could be given him. Ii is not known
whether or not he could swim
The body has not been recovered
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-10
peatn Of Llttle RoY.

James, the little son Of Mr.. and Mrs
r. p. Murray iied yesterday Afternoon
shortly after ! o'clock at the home o
bis parents on Egmont street. The
II neral arrangements have not been
rlade, pending the arrival Of Mr.. Muir
rsy. who is in Florida, and the grand
parents Of the little fellow Mr.. ant
Mrs Byce, VINO are al Fancy Bluff.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-10
CITY COUNCIL WILL
HOLD A MEETING TONIGHT

The city council will meet in regu
.ar monthly session tonight Nothing
of unusual importance is expected 70
come up for ection, but there is cor
siderable rontne matters to be dispos
ec Of.
II is stated that the police commit
Tee, which has in charge the case
against Assistant Chief Of Police p
T. owens, win not render their report
toright, as has been expected Man
ayers for the primary 10 be held or
November 20 viii probably be selecte
though this may be left 10 the city
executive committee.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-10
LEFT AL 70 HEa coAcHmAN

indianapolis Woman Took TRAMP,
Loved Him and He Got Estate.
indianapolis, Nov 9--The win OF
Mrs. Elenmora Chambers, daughter o.
he late Gen Thomas A. Morris was
received here today from California
and II was discovered that she had lefs
fortune Of s150,O00 to Harry Graves
her coachman who came to her home
as a tramp and who was befrended by
her and later made her coachman.
Mrs Chambers lived in indianapolis
most of her life Mrs. Chmambers
fell in love with Graves after she
took him in, When she later went to
California to live she took the coach.
nan with ksg.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-10
7oW THE NEXT HOUSE

NfVD 5ENA E Will STAND
Washington, Nov 9-The next
eouse Of representatives will stand
las follows: Republicans. 24O. demo,
Gratis, l46, giving the republicans ma
iority Of 81 The republicans have
sained two senator's. one in Missouri
ID succeed Senator Cockren and one
IN Montana &c 5acceed Senator Cfhsan
The senate will stand as follows:
Republicans. 50. democrats, 81, giving
The republicans majority Of 2S. The
eepublicans majority on joint vote
therefore will be 122.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-10
THE TWO ARMIES ENGAGE
IN AN ARTILLERY DUEL

Mul,den, Via Pekln, Nov. 9.-ArdI-
lery firing was continuous all along
the lines on Monday and intermittent
tins morning. 4 battle might com
mence at any hour 1t will be a ques-
ton Of many days if not weeks to
decide the position, which IS the most
Interesting since the commencement
o. the war Each side is waiting for
Jhe other to attack.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-10
fHE BOARD or TRADE TO
ELECT OFFICERS TO-DAY

The meeting Of the board Of trade
bis morning will be an Interesting
ore.
Among other things VIII occur the
annual election OF officers. including
board Of directors and dfterenr
landing committees
While nothing has been said on tne
subject. it is the general belief that
lie present officers win be reelected
j soyall Smith as president. has made
he body an able and energetic lead
He has at all times since his elec
non. given taa board great deal Of
IFS time ana attention. and it is almost
certain that he viii again be elected al
he head * the organization secre-
lary A. NJ. sD7s has also been faith
ul ana hard w6Mer for the success
Of the board and tlisaGily, and he Will
gain be elected to his present posi-
tion.
Immediately after the board ad
.odrns the committee in charge Of the
neeting Of the congressional merchant
marine commission, which was appoint
"a at the laai meeting. viii hold
meeting ana make arrangements foi
the gathering on November H.
Other matters Of interest are ey
pccted 10 core up and fun attend
al &C Of the members is urgently re
luegted.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-10
sLYNN VOTES CONSOLIDATED.
congressnan 6rantley Received Ma.
jority Of 263.

The vote of Tuesdays election was
consolidated by the county executive
committee yesterday at noon.
The total ote in the county was
Ss4, 704 Of which were poiled in this
city. Congressman Brantley received
total Of 553 and the republican can.
ddate for congress a total OF 290, Civ
ing Mr. Brantley majority og 263.
Parker and Davis received sol,
Roosevelt and Fairbanks 316 Watson
p and Swallow s. This is the largest
populits vote pollcd in this county in
ome time Debs, the labor candidate
did not receive single vote in Glynn
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-10
NEGRO KILLING NEAR ocILLA.
Exported That Severe Fight Occurred
There SUNDAY Niaht.


There Sunday Night
Triton. Ca. Nov 9.--From a prom
lrent Irwin county citizen it is learned
tbat a negro named VIII Brown was
snot and killei. Yves Graham was sho.
~ the leg. another negro, unknown
was SHOT in the arm and another is re.
pcrted to have been found dead iii 9
ranch near Ocilla.
He says that the negroes were en-
gaged in playing cards and shooting
craps on the outskirts Of Ocilla. when
4 posse or white men approached the
spot Seeing the white men. and sup
posing them to be fIicered, several OF
The negroes tick flight, though several
shot were fired by them at the whites
s. hen the ire was returned resultin5
II the above being kiled and wounded
Allen Turner. a white man. llyln,
car IrwInyille. Irwin county shot ane
criously wouAdod a negro yesterday
r he negro mans wife had picked cot.
ton for Turner and he claims that Tur
per WAS due ne the sum Of so cents
or her services which had not been
aid for some reason.
The negro man armed himself win
q gun and went to Turner's house -
~ the money Turner, seeing tho
.pon and hearing the negro threat
seized HIS shotgun ana discharged
both barrels. both loads taking effect.
one In each !eg.
Turner was arrested upon a chargl
ii assault vita intent to murder. bu'
vas rQcleased on bond until he can
nave a commitment trial.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-10
fOURNlER or GRAVts WILL
ACT ON INQUIRY COURT

Paris, Nov. o. The names Of Admit
rails Fouroicr ana Grayis are under
consideration for appointment as
eIench members Of the International
{ mmission which is to investigate
ho North Sea incident No final decis
on has been cached.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-10
MISSOURI is STILL
CONSIDERED IN Df


St. Louis. Nov 9.-In which column
the electoral vote Of Missouri will
stand stil remains undecided at 5
clock tonight The complete returns
have not yet been received and it is
impossible to give the result until
every vote is counted. SO close is the
election.
1t is evident at this hour. that FolE
Tie democratic candidate for governor
mas been elected over the republican
~ very good majority. Both the
democrats and republicans are claim.
ing the electoral vote.
The republicans claim that they
h. We majority Of the state Iegisla
tore. which viii elect a successor tc
Senator CockreI, but the democrats
also claim majority on joint ballot.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-10
Rothschi.o is conqratulated.

London, Nov 9.-Lord Rothschiid
the well known banker and inancier
celebrated his sixty second birthday to
day. He was the recipient OF congr2
tulations from many members of the
nobility Nathan Meyer Rothschild
was born in Piccadilly, London, on
Nov. 8. 1912. He is son Of Baron
lionel de Ro hschild and a grandson
o. Nathan Meyer de Rothschild, ci
Frankfort He was educated at Trim
ity college, Cambridge and was a mem
Der Of parliament from 1865 to 1885
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-10

Removal Removal
Nllleh WhlIe Anntinn ,Poseum.

Dublin, Ga. Nov AID Nelson, d
negro, has lost his life while out poe.
sum hunting A 'poss"m was thought
TO be located IN hollow tree and an
other negro cut down the tree which
fell on Ad and crushed out his life,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-10
IS REDUCED
IN NEW YORK

IN NEW YORK STATE
New York, Nov. 9.-Returns have
'een received from every county in
'he state and shows Roosevelts plu,
fality to be 1882 Parkers plural
dY in Greater New York is 35,77s.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-10
FoOsEVELTS' PLURALlTlEs
OVER TWO NIL 10

New York, Nov 9.-grom the re,
turns received up TO o'clock tonight
it is apparent that Roosevelts popular
piuraliues viii be 2,lG9,SOO, while the
popular pluralities Of Judge Parker
viii be $4,000. :,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-10
LADIES CIRCULATING PETITION
They Want Third story Added to Hos
pItaI and Win Pay for il.

A petition is now being circulated
by the ladies' Interested in the hospital
which viii be laid before council. ask
ing that tn I'd story be added to the
hospital and agreeing to raise the
p.nds Necessary for the additional
story by giving entertainments. ct
The ladies' a.e engaged in noble
cause and it is believed that counci
VIII grant tie request. insomuch as
the money for completing the third
story viii no. come out Of the citys
treasury. -
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-10
TRiPP is HELD FOR ASSAULT.
Married Man Accused by Twelve Year
Old Girl.

Hawkinsyile Ca. Nov. S.-George
1iipp. married man whose home
IS east Of Cochran was arrested Sat.
u~day on a warrant sworn ont by
t'chard Dars'. charging him with az
sault on DarsYs niece May Darsy,
who is only u years old a daughter Of
The widow Da"sey
Trip was given a commitment
trial here Monday afternoon before Jus
uces Whipple and Pipkin and was
hound over ard lodged in Jail here
Parties on bota sides Of the case
well known over Pulaski and the affair
attracted muUn interest.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-10

pointed pursusnt TO this resolution is
further authorized to confer and co.
operate with similar committees ap-
pointed by other organizations to IN
dcrtake a like investigation"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-10

Forecast for today in Georgia;
Fair and colder.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-10

Total majority e. 6,902
This showing is indeed gratifying
q MIR Rrantley's friends over the dis
bIct. especially when it is considered
that Watson carried johnson county
hut it gave a majority to Brantley over
the republican opponent In Fitzgef-
aid. the city vent for Roosevelt by {.
e Cd majority. and Congressman Brant
ley also received a majority
The vote shows a large increase
over other congressional years. The
tcte in this districts and Brantley's
majorities since he has been in con