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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-21

Among the valient workers for the
high school yesterday were Mrs. II. t.
Geer and Mrs. r. Catlin, the lady
members of the committee, DIR. Epley,
Hal Patton, F. A. Turner Squire
Johnson, l.. r.. Stinson. Clarence s.
Hamilton and others. There was not
mach talking done, but an abundance
of good solid work.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-21

Rex Turner, young American OF
16, who does not hope to have enough
to take him to Bishop Scott Acade
my Yale University or. the Podunk
School for Highfiyers, worked like a
trojan, as did lot OF other brave high
school boys. They knew that an ed.
ucation is their only salvation, and
they're not afraid to work for it. This
kind Of young men will make their
mark in the world, and are fine oh.
ject lesson to the rising generation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-21

Director Fletcher worked bravely
with his family hack in North Salem
for losing cause, but the people
will respect him for standing by his
colors.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-21

DR.. Byrd is being jollied this morn
ing by his friends on ability to round
up the saloon vote at the school elec.
ton. He struck one of the influential
members Of the fraternity, whom he
started out to FIX" when he was
told
You bet, I'll never vote for Lee
for any ofhce under the sun"
This made the doctor smile all over,
but his jaw dropped a yard, when the
saloonist told him in most sanguine
tone:
But, Doc, you and | and the rest
of us fellows will be about the sickest
crowd you ever saw when the votes
are counted, for Lee will be elected
two TO one"
So much for the sagacity of the
fixee as against that of the fixer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-21

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-21

State Of Ohio, City OF Toledo, Lucas
county, SIS.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner OF the firm OF +. ],
Cheney & Co., doing business in the
City OF Toledo. county and state afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case Of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by the use of
Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before nae and subscribed
in my presense, this 9th day Of De-
cember, A. d. 1886.
Seal. A. w. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally. and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials, free.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-26
National Salons will Soon
Be Gathering in Wash
ingtOn
NO WORK BEFORE HOLIDAYS
A Number Of Bills are Now Waiting
to be Actel upon-sessoin viii
Last Until Next March. nd
iourning for the Holidays.

Washington Nov. 25.-In less than
two weeks hence the second session
OF The Fifty-eishth congress viii con
yene 1t viii end at noon on the latin
ot March, at which time the new ad
m,nlstration viii be ushered in The
congress has n1aterial on hand 10 start
right off to Business, If it Is desired
q the calendars Of the house and SEN
.ate are wei fl ed with bills hat have
come from committees, many of which
have passed enc or The other houses
Or the Two public calendars Of the
.l.ouse are 1855 bills. relating in most
rt TO public lands, reservations
rights Of say establishment of various
Iublic goieets and other matters.
These measures have fixed positions
ard are called up in regulor order,
cr bg grace a. tho speager .and good
mature a lie house There win be
a rivers ard barbors bills. but no ON,
mtus pU1lo buildings bin.
q bic rivers and harbors comimt(oe
Fol me house has arranged TO begin
puhHc hearings next Monday morning
Teae are cut 450 private pensions
ana ciauas biis on the calendar cr
hc ho9e Witn twice chat number
pressing toc lteudon in Che commit
Us The 3oaltion viii be very lib.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-26
Later Report Received from
the Spanish Bark
TaffaIa
HOPE FOR CAPTAIN ROIe
Another Steamer Arriving at Phila
delpha Rerorts Seeing the Bark
and Made Effort to Save Her.
Left her Sailing.

The many Brunswick friends ct
Capt Roig of the Spanish bark Tafala
which was reported to have been LOST
al sea ana the. entire crew drowned
viii be glad TO learn that there is now
Sc me hops Tor the safety OF the crew
according to the following telegram
which appeared in the New York Her
ale on Thursday.
Philadelphia, Nov Steamer
Ayos Castle british. from Java, IT,
ports NOV 13. 10 a m. lat. 1897. Ion.
e04o. about 210 r by N Of Bermua.
stoke Spanish bark Tafalla (before
rCported) Captain of bark boarded
the steamer ana reported the Tafalla
leaking six inches per hour and tho
axle Of the pump broken, which cculd
rot bs rep -irsd at sea Wished to be-
tcwen into Bermuda. Had full cargo
OF yellow line Offers to talce off tae
crew declined An agreement was
made to tow Three attempts were
made, the third attempt with The yes
sells hawsar and steamers cable.
which parted after two hours towina
sale from so1'h and dark. The stean.
e. stood by during the night ana at
daylight 1ith the bark slgnalled wopio
Int Lad no means OF doiag
SO A ncr Invest gale made it lmpas-
sible for tie eteamer to effect a j.
cue. At p. N 14th tha uhhsrl set fore
sail and foretopsS1d and ran befS>e tie
wind. It w% unsafe TO turn taa
steamer in hRavy sea The Stem ar
turned and r2a before the wind rim
nidnisiit itn until p M. is-n frlr
was unable to iud the bark searcn-
ed until noon 18th and proceeded, hav
ne lost two dogs
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-26
City Clerk Russell Found
Guilty of the Charges
Preferred
SUSPENDED FOR THREE DAYS
CITY Council Held a Special Session
Yesterday to Investigate the
Charges he Will be Rein
stated This Morning.

AL a special session Of city council
Leld yesterday afternoon called most
Is for the purpose OF acting upon the
charges prefe. red against City Clerk
n D. Russell By Mayor Croyatt. the
action Of the mayor was almost fully
sustained by council and the city clerk
was suspended without pay from Wed
pesday until this morning council find
iHe him quilts Of the charge preferred
fy the mayor viz, conduct unbecom-
ms an officer and an insult to the
mayor.
An account OF The suspension of the
city clerk appeared in these columns
Thurs lay morning. The affair was
o.ousat aboW during Che white pri-
e.ary Wednesday, when the city clerk
closed has office and engaged in poIit-
.csl WORK ant when searched for by
several who had business with him
he was found in the political head
quarters of the Hopkins eampalg
committee and when questioned by
tho mayor in,ulted his superior officer
~ stating ha he had as much right
70 be out Of his Office as did the mayor
and made other remarks
The meeting was called at the msu-
cation 81 three aldermen The charg
es against Russell were prepared by
Mayor Crovaty and presented to coun-
cr and after some deliberatlon the
chief executive was sustained, but it
vas decided allow the city clerk to
resume his duties this morning
While louul guilty Of th4 charge
tfs'i'sii's'i i'slsii'5t iiiifts. riassgii 7er
dealt with rather light by council He
vas only suspended for three days
without pay.
AS 70 the charges preferred for neg
.ect Of duty council took no action,
merely disnisslng them The matter
has created considerable comment
the city since Wednesday and the
eoplo genera " think Mayor Croyatt
vas r.eht In suspending Russell for
tis conduct.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-26
CITY REGISTRARS EXPLAIN.
State that City Clerk was Summoned
to Appear Before Them.

State that city Clerk was sunmonsd
to Appear Before Them.
Editor Daily News "A news item
H. your issue Of the cath instant, stat.
e4 that Mr. n D Russell city clerk
o. Brunswick left his Office without
authority Or permission and appeared
before the board of city registrars In
the interest OF one Of the political fac.
tons in the recent municipal primary
election
In justice 70 Mr. Russell we wish
&. state that. by reason OF the city
clerk being the officer that registers
voters for municipal election, it is
necessary that he be present during
the purging Of the list Of registered
voters by the board Of city registrars,
and Mr. Russell was requested by
both Of US to be present This re
quest was IN the nature Of an official
simmons, and. had Mr.. Russell not
complied herewith, the board would
have forced am TO come, We are
very truly
W. r. Cox,
z. c. Butts,
City Registrars.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-26
Rumored That President
Roosevelt will SpendFew
Days on the Island
AS GUST OF MlLIlONAIRES
He is Coming to Georgia next Month
and, According TO a Report, viii
90 to Jekyl as Guest Of some
Club Members.


President Roosevelt viii probably
&c among the guests of the JekyI Is
land club next month.
As is well lnown the president has
decided to make a visit to several
Georgia cities and according to re,
rort in ,he city yesterday he will
spend one or Two days on Iekyl the
crest of some Of the milHouaires, PRO
Lably Cornelius N. Bliss. who is one
Of the most prominent members of
the club and who comes down each
" nter for a week or two
An employee Of the Jekyl Island
club is responsible. it is understood,
for the report that the president
would be among the visitors to the
island next month. coming probably
drring his Yisit 10 Georgia
II will be remembered that Roose-
yelt arranged to spend week on
Jtkyl two years ago, but was com
PEELED to cancel the engagement on
account OF pressing business. Last
year It was again reported that he
was coming to the island. out again
n6 cancelled his engagement
II is known that several members
or the club are personal friends OF
the president and several Of them
extend him an invitation to visit them
on the island each year. but the re.
pert that he is coming next month
cennot be confirmed by any ore 10
position to know.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-26
Lawyers Now Want to
Know What Became of
Young's ) Money
TRIAL OF NAN PATERSON
caeser Young Aad $4,000 Shortly Be.
fore he Was Murdered, buf Only
Small amount was Found
in His Pockets.

Sew York. Nov, 25,-The trial of
NAN Patterson. who is charged with
the murder of Caesar Young, was re-
aemed in The court today, the court
room being crowded with spectators.
"a aow feature which has not before
been known or considered, was
brought out at The trial today and
may lead % Vie conviction Of the wo-
nan On reL Or lmplcate other peo-
English relatives Of Caesar Young
Ea emploged leading New York at
tafne 10 lGd what became Of the
5.0oa young drew out OF his bank
r oae purpose OF taking his Euro
an @p ol this amount only ST.
o0 was found in his pockets after
was carried to the hospital
AIS is We'll known Young was on
j way TO The pier to sail for Europe
hon murdered, and had few hours
] eyou5, drew $4,000 to defray the
expenses of his "trip When his pock-
were searched the bulk OF the
oaey was missing His English rel
Faa we've aware Of that fact but
a.l4a bas beeu said Of the missing
aatl was brought up at The
44L today
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-26
Charges Preferred Against
linn and Matter Goes
to Committee
WAS DISCUSSED YESTERDAY


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receive the ottontior of a,.. - -, -,
CHARGED eitb fafnra / '.'-I, -
certain raonls+ion. ros.n5s. -
cordino of rarl,s LII -
Ito
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reared before fhe r,gar .,..,'i .,....,
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the nacossar, ros =, s.
oeec tha avid dsee a.,.9.
bai The soop.,5 s.5 rn-eu.s IN
,rfraa,s,f- Inv. fnaT tre Ell,
ma. ar,gari, .ooor,l.5 as.
rbo ,,o5..- ,. h.,..-,.
tenHoa M eo,,rtt ss,. -.
held vse.ar5a srf.r,a@,
zaa II, ors.fg IL. r.g-
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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-26
DEATH Of A LITTLE ONE.
Infant son Of Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Jones
Passes Away.

Passes Away.
The friends Of alr. and Mrs Louis
n. Jones, Of this city. were grieved
Is learn of tie death Of their infant
son. Louis Nidelet, which occurred at
tteir residence Thursday evening at
40 O'Clock. Notice Of tn edeath could
uot be given through the press due 10
tie fact that the News was not issued
yesterday on account Of holiday
The little baby was about thirteen
r.on;hs old ami was a source Of great
est joy to its parents as wen as to
friends, being exceptionally loyable in
deposition and pretty IN form and fea-
u rcs. II was only in FIVE days and
though desperately sick from the
stare. held on 10 life with wonderful
vitality and never complained at any
reatment to the end It's vitality and
urage n tAAIeapect was marvellous
to the several Aysicians in attend
.anco as well az NSses and friends
who called to inquire a&zhts aondi-
ion.
The funeral services we're held yes
teday afternoon from The residence
and attended by relatives and init
Ii ate friends. the iuternenr being ia
Oak Grove cemetery. Rev c. G..
Bradley Of ST. Judes church conduct
lea the services at The home and At
tine cemetery choir composed Of Mrs
F. " Blenton, Mrs J W. Wallace,
Il p. sherman. W y, Bailey and DR..
g. w. Blanton sweetly sans
The death o, this little one removes
from earth to it's Heavenly rome one
OF the sweetest and dearest babies
nat ever carried joy to a household
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-26

Mabel Paiga, who is Wen known 60
Brunswick tleater goers, played 90
The Grand Thursday giving two pr-
fyrmances AT the matinee "JacEs
Seothoarc" was presented. and AZ
S'eht Miss Paige was seen in Faust'
TIE house was comfortably crowded
the matinee while q good sized au.
dIence was present at the night por
fmmance. Miss Paige has lost none
81 her charua and both audiences
seemed to he well pleased with ihe
plays.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-26
WILL ELECT NEW OFFICERS.

Brunswick Red Men are Taxing New
Interest in the Order.
At the meeting Of the Brunswick
Red Men held this week four or five
new members were elected and there
was corsiderakaii.s, interest manifesto
ii the~ssggne ThiS lodge has besn
established in the city for some time
and is one Of the best and most popu-
ar OF the secret organizations
Az the meeting to he held neri Wed
Lesday night now officers viii he elect
o. 1t Ii expected that one or two
new members will also be initiated.
The lodge meets in the Odd Fellows
hall
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-26
TIE sAsfA1.s<S 49,. a!aHT
State Treasurer Park Makes an Inter.
eating statsment About Eanka.

State Treasurer Park Makes an Inter
estlng Statement About Banks.
All the banks in the state have re-
sronded TO the call sent out by Treas.
u1er Park asking that statement Of
their condition on November 10th be
sent at once to the state treasury.
In speaking of the condition Of the
banks Mr. Park said
From all reports the financial insu.
tutions Of the state are in the best
possible condition only one bank
came ". with a bad report and that
was because the cashier had been gull
t. Of speculation The banks report
u.eir collections good and many Of
them have more money Chat they
know what 70 do with
The state bank examiner has almost
completed his examination OF the va
rious banks and will file his report
with the state treasurer in a tew days.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-26
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
Ry Conference Of methodist Church
of WaVcroas District

Ry Conference Of Methodist Church
Of Wayeross District
Tho following resolutions We're
ADOPTED at the quarterly conferenceI
Of the Methodist church Of the Way
Cross district recently held in this
city
Whereas Brother J. w Weston, pre-
siGing elder Of the Wayctoss district
NJ. e. church south, win soon have
completed his fourth year as presiding
elder Of this district and Of cur church
and to our regret cannot again be re-
turned to us IN that capacity during
the coming year, and
whereas Brother Weston by his
Gcdly piety and example. forceful
preaching aud Christian life has won
cur lasting love and esteem, therefore.
he it
Resolved, by this fourth quarterly
conference Of Firth church Brunswick,
Georgia, in session duly accembled,
lpat We do hereby extend to Brother
Weston our warmest love ana express
to him or earnest wish that Gods
richest blessings may ever rest ulon
hm and h q in whatever work il may
peass God to call him.
Resolved further, That Tins resou.
ton be spread upon The minutes Of
this fourth quarterly conference, that
? copy be furnished Brother Weston
and that game he published in our dai-
u papers
To the Pastor.
Whereas. our pastor Brother J w.
Malone has served our church faith
fully and wen for the past three years
ard or his sincere work, able preach
Ing and devotion to our church as pas.
tor and preacher. we desire t1 express
r. him our appreciation OF fis labor,
therefore. be it
Resolved by this fourth quarterly
conference. in session assembled. that
We do hereby extend to Brother Ma
lone our sincere love and deep appre-
citation Of his labors with us during
the past three years; and should he
be returned tc us for another year
Is the annual conference Of our
church We assure him Of our hearty co
operation and support
Resolved further that this resolu-
ton be made part Of our official minut
eq Of this conference. a copy of same
furnished TO Brother Malone and also
be published in our daily papers.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-26
TIE oaEAr MAelolAN TONIGHT
i5Vrd, for the First Time, VIII be
sssn at the Grand

7VFu' Tor tHe FIRST lrne, WIN pe
sssn at the Grand.
Hurd. lie magician, will be at the
Giand today for two performances,
II atinee and CHIT Speaking Of re
cent performance IN New Orleans the
Picayune Of that city says:
"Ie is just as clover as they come
in his line He is a man VINO is sure
of his work and comes down front
and works In plain sight Of the audi.
epce and mistifies the house all The
more for that 1urd Is a nice look.
ps man, gentcel and with all The
manner Of rerson Of education and
culture anl hs talks in an easy fluent
way. which rakes his work an tho
more effective. fIurd has tricks that
eclipse the fcats OF the best Nocro.
nancers on tho road today, and 70 see
lbs work is enjoy a very profitable
evening"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-26
100000 10 oET ADVANoED PAY

5iea Combine to Increase Wages
soon After New Year.
sharon, Pa Nov 25 IAN officer OF
the United States Steel Corporation
said today tlat 100000 employees OF
the corporation will receive an ad.
vance in wages Of 10 or Is per cent
about the first OF lne coming year
When prices Of steel We're cut this
year ii was found necessary TO lower
wages. Now tho quotations are high
cr and the combine win restore the
mems wages as was promised The
advance will affect blast furnace, TIN
and steel workers.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-26
DEArH q MRs. DoWNINe.
Mother or Prominent Rrunswickian
Passed AwaY ThursdaY.


Passed Away Thursday
News of the death Of Mrs Downing.
mother Of Mai c Downing. Of this
city was received yesterday She
passed away Thursday in Pomeroy o.
Major c. Downing is one Of Bruins
wick's leading end most prominent cit
izens and he has the symvathy Of the
entire community in the death Of his
aged mother She has been quite III
some time AMI Mr.. Downing left here
a few weeks ago to be at her bedside
The funeral occurred yesterday and
Major Downing is expected to return
=, the city in fhe course Of few days.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-26
HARD TO PURCHASE GAME.

Restaurant People Here Find Quail
Very Scarce.
The new game laws Of this state
hove almost put the restaurant people
out Of business as far as quat, etc, is
concerned.
The huntsmen who have formerly
brought quail to the city for sale are
afraid Of the Jaw now and il is almost
impossible TO purchase them at all
a few wild dicks have been seen on
tie market sut they are also very
scarce. The rcw laws prohioits the
killing Of game for sale without IL
Senss. 7s@ag
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-26

Hunters Pharmacy will turn over
their soda fountain to the ladies' in
charge Of the hospital fair next Mon.
day. All receipts Of the fountain for
the day will be donated to the fair.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-26
.6iT{9H STEAMER CALiCHAs
TO Be RELEASED ON BOND.

ST. Petersburg Nov 25.--A bond TO
cggef the British steamer Calichas
apurel b ae Niadivostok squadron
alila .haund i,am Puget sound ports
to aUan ren0ing o final decision in
has been qled and orders 10
hel have been telegraphed to
a0A.0atoE
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1904-11-26
SATURDAY, Nov. 20, 1904.
INTELLECTUALLY
THE HIGH LICENSE.

It was rumored here this week
chat a petition was being circula-
ted in this town, which will be pre-
scented at the next meeting of the
Town Council, asking the repeal
of the high liquor license, which
is now one thousand dollars, and
making the license as it was be-
fore, one hundred dollars.
After this report was put in cir
culation we heard all kinds of ru-
mors, some said the ordinance
would be repealed, others doubted
it, while others felt certain that
the ordinance would stand as it is
now.
The high license may have work
ed to the injury of the business OF
some who were forced out of the
aicuor business, some of those who
paid the high license this year, we
understand will not pay it the
coming year, and the others are
indifferent, there does not seem to
be any money in the high license
for any of the dealers, but as a re-
venue producer to the town and
parish it works well, this year the
town collected seven thousand dol
lars for liquor license, and next
year will collect at least four thou
sand dollars if the high license is
maintained, but if repealed will
collect only a thousand or twelve
hundred dollars.
In the parish it not only increa-
sed the revenues, but i t decreased
the criminal expenses in most ex-
traordinary manner, as we believe
this year the criminal expenses OF
the parish will be much less than
the previous years.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1904-11-26
Disastrous Wrecks.

Carelessness is responsible for
many a railway wreck and the same
causes are making human weeks of
sufferers from Throat and Lung
troubles. But since the advent of
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds. even
the worst cases can be cured, and
hopeless resignation is no longer
necessary. Mrs. Lois Cragg of
Dorchester, Mass, is one of many
whose life was saved by DR.. Kings
New Discovery. This great RENE
dy is guaranteed for all Throat and
Lung diseases by I. j. Liable the
druggist. Price SOC, and Sl,OO.
Trial bottles free.