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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-20
THE WISE AND uwWlsE.

Senator dietrich q oraska is
wise ii hls day asseration and
senator Burton Of Kansas must be
accounted "a fool. The Two senators
were accused Of practically the same
fauit-selliug official influence TO pro
mote the interests OF persons and cor
poratons. Senator Dietrich plead be-
fore Tie courts the technical defence
that at the time Of the alleged offence
he was not a senator in ease, but mere
IL such in posse, having been elected
but not yet sworn into Office. So he
aot out Of the junrisdlction OF the law
tribunals and FASTENED TO Washington
10 demand Of the senate an investi-
CATION OF his case. ba senate inyes-
tigatea snd has found that the sena,
tor from Nebraska is as innocent Of
Wropgdoing as any political lamb.
Senator burton went before the courts
GA the direct Issue Of the case made
against him. and was convicted and
has been sentenced tor crime Why
wasn't he wise enough TO rely on sen
atorial courtesy rather than upon the
law Of the land7
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we are beginning to hear some
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b. d q. division Of the A. 4 p as to
passenger schedules, We trust the
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I respectfully announce myself az
a candidate for reelection to the Of
fee Of clerk of the superiour court
Of Glynn county. subject to the prt
mary to be held on April 20th 1906
anu respectfully solictit the support 81
my friends and the voters generally
H. #. DU BIGN0N.
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For Treasurer.

/ respectfully announce myself as
a candidate for reelection to the OF
CO of treagurere of Glynn county and
subject to the democratic primary %
held on April 10th 1905. ana res
ectfully solicit the support Of my
riends and the voters generally
II. S. LEE
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al Atlanta man is going to walk
irol 10 ST Louis TO keep up
tht spirit lie had better
stec az Milledgeville and all
Other is OF Ike character.
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Cor. Newcastle and Monk
Brunswick, Ga.
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For 10 collector.

l respectfully announce myself as
candidate for reelection to the OF,
fee of tax collector OF Glynn county
subject to the primary to be held Of
April goth, 1904. and respectfully sog
icit the support Of my friends and the
voters generally.
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If tho Russian navy should per-
chance stiilte Gloucester street be,
tween Newcastle and Reynolds just
nos t would think the Japs an easy
ttng
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For Ordinary.

1 respectfully announce myself as
a candidate for reelection 70 the Of
fec OF ordinary Of Glynn county sub
Get to the primary to be held on Ap.
Ii goth, 1904, and respectfully solicit
the support Of my friends and the
oters generally.
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Eor sherlH.

I respectfully announce myself as
a candidate for reelection to the Of
fee Of sheriff Of Glynn county subject
to the democratic primary to be held
II April 20th.. 1904, and respectfully
olicit the support Of my friends and
he voters generally.
w. H BERRIE.
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Il. j I'D.
For Receiver Tax Returns.

l respectfully announce myself as
a candidate for reelection to the Of.
fee of receiver 81 tax returns Of Giyun
county. subject TO the primary @ be
held on April goth, 1904, and respect
fully solicit the support of my friends
aud the voters generally.
y nIRRERI.Y.
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b A. pFNNIMAN.


I respectfully announce myself as
a candidate for reelection to the Of
fee of coroner of Clynn county, sllb
ject to the democratic primary 70 be
held on April 29th, 1905. aad respect
F.. .0fio{f tho ol4fnesff ~ .,. r~ie'ssf-
and the voters generally
G. A. II. JENNINGS.
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HORACE DART.
For County surveyor.

l respectfully announce myself ass
a candidate for reelection to the sof
fee of county surveyor. subject 70
the democratic primary 70 be held en-
April goth. 1904 and respect fully sol
icit the support Of my friends and the
voters generally.
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GOAL.
AND
WOOD
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wouldn't il be good idea for the
eitg council to hold it's next meeting
in great biz arena?
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FOR sALE.-The office furniture
recently used In the United states
custom house, In the lot is a fine
iron safe which is to be sold very
cheap. Goods can be seen at OUT
warehouse in the Dillon building, S21
Newcastle street L. j. Leayy &
Son.
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FOR Fourteen acre farm.
Dwelling house alone worth $1,000.
VIII sell for $3.50 on good terms, 4.
]. Leayy & Son.
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FOR RENT or for sale, one store
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The flash light photos of "Bonny-
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Enr Renreaentatiue.

To the Voters of Glynn County;
will be candidate at the approach
ing democratic primary for reelection
as representative from Glynn in the
Georgia legislature. If my discharge
Of the duties OF the Office, during my
present incumbency, meets with your
pproyai, | will be grateful for your
support.
Respectfully
EUSTACE c. BUTTS.
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After today ii will all be over in
Georgia politics.
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@. A. II. JENNINGS.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-12
SHADSARE SWAMPED
St. Thomas Rounds to and
Drubs FaribauIt Team.

The st. Thomas college baseball team
ran away from Shattuck yesterday after
noon on the ST. Thomas grounds to the
tune of Is to 4. Shattuck was out of the
running from start to finish although
they butted into the score column twice
with two runs each time
Little Danny" Booth pitched matchless
pail In all except the last inning when
ne was found for two singles and q
double, but he more than made I'D for
this slump in the first part of the game
striking out in all fifteen of the Episco-
pallans. In the fourth a combination of
one clean hit and two errors were utiI-
lied by the team from Faribault to send
TWO men across the plate, but with the
exception OF these two innings only three
shads got as far as second. For the first
three innings Shattuck did not reach
first
Ward was unable to deliver the goods
and after he had been pasted for ten sim
giles, two two-baggerS and a home rum
which totaled fifteen runs he retired in
favor OF Wilkinson, who was brought in
from right field, where Mann took his
place.
Wilkinson was great Improvement over
Ward in that no runs were scored on his
delivery, but he issued two passes and
allowed two singles and a double in the
remaining three innings. The third in
ming was the worst for Shattuck, for ten
Catholics were allowed to come to bat
and Of these eight came home
Although neither side played an error
less game, the Faribault boys were the
worst Offenders, mufhng nine times, while
the locals made five. Hennington was
singles and double out Of five times up
The score.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-12
PICKS TRACK TEAM
Varsity Coach Temple An.
n0unces Probable Entries.

a. The third dual track meet between Iowa
and Minnesota will be held on Northrop
field at 2:30 Saturday afternoon. The meet
Is attracting the attention of university
STUDENTS and the supporters of university
athletics. as 1t will give them the first
chance to see what the runners and field
athletes can do in competition against
other members Of the big nine From a
comparison of records It seems that the
respects, with perhaps a little advantage
for Minnesota.
Iowa Is sending cut q wolf story In
which she claims that her representatives
stand chance of winning only a few
places, those on which SShe is counting
being the low hurdles, the two-rniIe and
the discus throw, in which she has a
man who won from the representatives Of
the whole country at PHILADELPHIA
These may be true, but Iowa probably
stands fighting chance in some other
events, and Minnesota has in Williams a
two mile runner of considerable ability
Coach Temple has made out his list Of
entries In part, but the number will be
cut down to two in each event before
the meet The following are the Minne-
sofa representatives:
le0-y yard dash, Rednan Shedd Hunter.
220-yard dash, Redman, Christie, Shedd
Hunter; .quarter-mile run, Christie. Hair
oidson; half-mile run, Murphy, Bedford !:
mile run, Colburn, Haroldson; two-n1ile
run, Williams, Greaves; low hurdles. Has
brook, Ostvfg, Shedd; high hurdles. Has
brook Ostvig; high jump, Hasbrook.
Twldt Norcr0ss; broad jump Kiefer
CroSsette, j. Pierce; hammer throw. Matt
son, Francis; shot put, Pattee, La Fans:
discus throw, La Fans, Thorpe pole vault
f. Pierce, Powell, Pryor, Jensen.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-12
ST. OLAF TAKES IT
NorthfieEd Team Defeats Mac.
alester In ErrorIess Game.
Special to The Globe

Special to The Globe.
NORTHFIELD, Mimi, May lin a
Iast and well-played game here today St
Olaf shut out Manchester by a score Of
TO q. All of st. OIaf's scores came in a
punch In the third inning on a bunch of
nIts and couple of passes. Outside of
the third not a man on either side was
able to cross the rubber.
The distinct feature of the game was
the pitching of Doe for st. Olaf Not a
hit was made off him nor did a single
Manchester man reach first until the sew
enth inning. In the seventh one hit was
made, but the batter died on first and in
the ninth two men hit Boo safely but he
pulled himself out of the hole in good
shape.
Not a Manchester man got beyond sec
ond base and Boo did not allow a single
base on balls. In addition to this he
from Manchester in check at all times
This was the first intercollegiate game
Boe ever pitched alone, although he pitch
ed one inning against Shattuck and his
performance is considered as a remark
able feat.
He was backed up in fine style by his
teammates, not an error being charged to
any st. Olaf fielder
Manchester also played very good ar
ticle OF ball, and Hoy pitched fine game,
but St. Olaf was too strong.
Nasal Maealester comes to Northfield again
Monday Ito play Carleton. The game they
put up today is the best they have play
ed In this city for many years. The
score: III Il
st. Olaf ........O 100000 ~ o
Manchester 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 2
Batteries, st. Olaf, Doe and Brenna:
Manchester Hoy and Dickson.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-12

relayed it over to first, heading off the
slow going Reisling.
Chance to Score.
The Saints had good chance to score
In the fourth, but again were unable to
arise to the critical moment with SUFFICIENT
hits to make good. With two out. LAWYER
poked the ball into the right field netting
and stole second. Reading in his anxiety
TO stop this dishonest practice heaved the
pan IN general way towards that base,
ana by the time LAWYER got there the
neIderS We're herding toward the ball
LAWYER didn't stop but rambled right
boIdened by four hits in the previous
game, but nothing came forth from his
The Saints doubled up again in the
sixth. Hazleton hit a safe one and
Brouthers smashed one down to Clingman,
who threw Hazleton out to Marcan, and
the second baseman got it over to first
IN Workmanlike manner. It is appro-
pirate at this point to note that Cling
man accepted nine chances without
break yesterday.
had a sinecure, it being necessary for him
to throw but three balls to retire the
side, and from then until the eighth all
was quiet. Long led off the eighth with
a hit to the center fence. Hazleton fol-
lowed him with a grounder that divided
third base and BroutherS beat out a bunt
which filed the bases and made the bright
sunshine look sarcastic. Slagle handled
De1nenger sWipe and Long came home
Burns touched enough of the ball in his
lunge to knock it down on the fair ground
in front of Clarke, but Clarke imagined
there were three men on bases and paused
to touch home before throwing the ball
to first, which gave Burns a hit. SIagle
settled down close to the ground and
Reading flew out, while Reisling struck
thrice in vain.
The Saints tied the score in their por-
ton of the eighth, which Jackson opened
with single that wasn't quite long
enough for a double, which Jackson
learned when Mr., Bauswine called him
out at second. O'Brfen was patient and
was rewarded with four balls CIingman
retired from short to first and Wheeler
slapped one onto the right field fence
which put O'Brien down at home Law
Ter gave Long q little exercise, which the
manager went through successfully, re-
firing the side.
The inning closed with the fans ex-
ultant and giving all kinds of advice, none
of which was needed by Mr.. SIagIe as
three runs We're piled up. Even then hope
fingered in the breasts of the more opti-
m1stic, but this remnant was Wrenched
out In three jerks. Marcan didn't find
anything solid poking around in the air
with his bat and Clarke was no more
successful. When the crowd saw SIagIe
send one down to Brouthers they knew it
was all off, and went their ways reJoic-
ing, for they had seen a good game any
way. The score:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-12
UNIVERSITY TO MEET
NOTRE DAME TODAY
Indiana Players Are Considered Fastest
Western College Team After Illinois.

The University baseball team will begin
this afternoon a series of two games with
Notre Dame, which is considered to rank
next to Illinois in playing ability this
year. The game will be fast and interest
ing, as is shown by those of the last few
days, but unless the Varsity does some
me- how wv veil ty ay e e9 % or T Ho1
well their pitchers may work.
Brown, the freshman pitcher who made
good against Saint Olaf, will occupy the
slab for Minnesota, and Linehan will be
behind the bat. The latter's place in the
center garden will be occupied by Brig
ham of Helon Leach.
These games will be the last of the sea-
son at home except game with Luther
college, of DEBORAH, on Monday, the team
starting out ma short trip Tuesday
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-12

Two base hit, Taylor; three-base hits,
Kelley, Mccormick 2, Taylor, Bresnahan;
stolen bases, Donlin, Kelley. Dolan. Cor
coran. Woodruff; double plays Denlin to
Higgins, Deviin to Bresnahan, Warner to
Suthoff. 2, of Taylor s; hit by Taylor /;
struck out, by Ewing 8, by Taylor A;
passed BAH, Schlei; wild pitches, Ewing 1,
Taylor 1; time, 2:10; umpire, Emslie.
Fair Town Wins.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. May H. - The st,
Louis National league team won the first
game of the Boston series today by a
score of s to 2. The visitors outhit the
locals, but Nichols kept the safe ones
scattered and sharp fielding by his team
mates was factor in the result. At
tendance q 400 Score.