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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-18

Boston, Aug. 1.-THE Grand Army of
the Republic and the affiliated organi-
cations went into convention, Wednes-
, day. to transact business arising ~
enc of the most featurcable points OF
The week. The meetings Of the various
bodies gave promise Of unusual inter-
est. for one reason, because Of the OK
listing spirited though friendly contest
for the different offices. The accredited
delegates to the G.. A. II. convention
numbering between 1900 and 400 as
scmblcd in Symphony hall early In the
forenoon. The reports Of the officers
were expected in the early part Of the
proceedings with the prnba biity that
the election would not come until the
morrow
No fewer than four national conven-
lions we're called to order. "Wednesday,
in fremont Temple building. Most i'm
rcrtant Of these was the convent ion
Ct the National Woman's Relief Corps
which was held in fremont Temple
auditorium. The others were those OF
the ladies Of the G. A. r., National
Daughters of Veterans and National
Aid Society, auxiliary to the Sons of
Veterans. Still another convention to
be opened. Wednesday. was that of the
National Order Of Veterans held I'm
Boston University.
For the meeting Of the veterans SYM
rhony hall had been deliberately trim
med with bunting and flags. Appropri-
ate insignia had been used along the
CONTINUED on page ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-18

saueor, Hs.,shtul Summer Drsnk
Slnser added to Lemonade,
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-08-10
Hon. Frank McIain Declared Nominee
for CONGRESS.

The Democratic Executive
Committee of this Congressional
District met at McComb City on
the 9Th day Of August, 1904, and
BY virtue of an order of the COM
mittee passed at former meeting
on July 10Th, 1904, and by virtue
of the laws Of Mississippi, the
committee adopted unanimously
the following, to-wit:
Resolved, That, as there is but
one candidate for tho nomination
of the Democratic party for Con-
gress from this district, the pri-
mary election ordered BY this
committee for August goth, 1904,
be, and the same is hereby declar-
ed unnecessary and shall not be
held. Be it further
Resolved, That the Hon. Frank
A. McLain, of Amite county, be-.
and he is hereby declared TO be,
the nominee Of the Democratic
party for Representative in the.
59th Congress of the q. S., from.
this, the Seventh Congressional
District of Mississippi, to be voted
for at the general election in No
vember next. =
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-08-10
a Sad Fate.

Memphis, Aug. s. GrieVing
over the death Of her husband,
Mrs. Annie Miller McCargo met
a horrible death at Olive Branch,
Mss. today. Mrs. McCargo was
well known throughout the State.
having conducted the principal
hotel ii Olive Branch, and when
her husband, w. M. McCargo, a
lawyer, died suddenly the shock
unsettled her reason. The climax
came today, when Mrs. McCargo
saturated her clothing and hair
with kerosene, and proceeding to
the principal street ID town,
struck matches and applied the
blaze.
When the Mortified spectators
reached her she fought them of J,
and it was not until three men
came up with blankets that the
flames were extinguished. Then
It was found that Mis-. McCargo
was past relief, death ensuing il q
few hours. Though suffering
severely, Mrs. McCargo uttered
40 moan, and not a word passed
her lips after the frightful catas-
trophe. Her brother, w. d.
Beck, Of Jackson, Miss, has tele-
graphed that the body be held
until bis arrival.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-08-10
STATE NEWS ITEMS.

Mrs. N. F Bond died at jack
son, Aug. 3.
Laurel has a % room hotel in
process Of construction.
Yazoo City viii celebrate La
Dor Bay, September s, on grand
scale.
Corinth had $40, 900 FIRE on
Monday This is a hard year on
insurance companies.
Capt. h T. Truly of Fayette.
is very low. He has been ii iii
health for some time.
Bill Sims and Will Ainsworfh.
two prominent Jasper county far
mers. fought on The public road
near Stringer with the result that
The latter throat was cut and
severe knife wounds received.
The trouble was THE result of i
over i dog
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-08-10
DEATH OF CHARLES CHRISMAN.

w last saturday morning after
The Leader bad gone to press, the
news was received that Hon.
Charles Chrisnan ilad DIED AZ has
bone " this city Ct 4 2 o'clock that
morning, from az acute attack of
brignt 8 disease. Il1e announce
ment was 2 great surprise to his
Iriends and acqualntances, mere
ana elseWhele' as very rev knew
od q, his iiiness until tne enc came.
Inough ne had been connned %
nls room ana Ded ABOUT q week Or
ten Gays, tne members Of ms I'M
5nedlate family GIG not consider
his conditlon alarming untlt 2 feW
hours before the ratal erlsls.
Inaries Cnrlsman was one OF
tne Dest known citlzens Of brook
havens having Deen CONTINUOUS
resident o. shis CITY since 2 small
Doy i1e was married ABOUT the
time ne attalned nis majority co
MISS Jennie ~ Hosklns, eiaes6
saaugn1er q sne late lape' Jas. a..
slosklns, anu she ana TX cnlldreh,
TOUT q Wnom are new grown ],
snrVlee hl1n. 51e was sne eldsst
son go q 1uoge =. 2; Snrlsman, VINO
TOT ~ years was Cne ape and non
ofeo. .Slrculs ., Juuge oI bnls ulstrac1,
ana aoopted hls Iatners Pfoies-
sion, 10 lne practlce oi Whlcn ne
was was engageo Up @ odd gne sime OF ms
iast liiness: II 1893, nj. ShIls-
man received slle Ielnocratlc
nomination Ior cCa1e senator Irom
the dlsIrlct composed OF the coun-.
TIES @ Llncoin ana lawrence,
over Two popular compeIleors' ana
served tour years - the upper
mouse @ me mississippi Leglsla-
ture, ms term expiring lass Janua, !,
tx. he was g generous, loyal
Irlena, 9 Kno, ana nosploaole
neignOor, ana z loving ana ,ag' anec-
tionate husnand and Iatner. what
ever MS faults and frallties may
have 6een, let them be covered py
the mantle OF OBLIVION.
Ihe funeral took place from the
family residence on SUNDAY morn
ing az ~ o'clock ana was very I
largely attended, peing conqucgea
by ReVs. 4: j.. Boone ana =. q.
Purser. The address OF the Tor
mer, who has been Tor many years
q close personal frlend q the de-
ceased and yislted nm curing I nls
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-08-10
John Sharpe Williams.

The following from the New
Orleans Times-D Democrat is a spec
linen Of the comments that are be-
ing made of John Sharpe Will
Iiams from one end of the country
to the other nowadays, and shows
that his popularity is only bound
ed by the borders of the nation: !:
The career of Jonn Sharpe Will
liams, the leader of the minority
in the house of representatives, is
the subject Of a character sketch
by Robert III. Watkins in the cur
rent number Of Harper's Weekly.
During the time that he has been
the representative of the Eighth
Congressional District of Missis-
sippi, Mr.. Williams has met the
best Republican debaters, and in
no encounter has he come out sec
ond- best. Southerner as be Is,
says Mr.. Watkins, born and rear
ed in the heart Of the South, John
Sharpe Williams has been more
named ana praised in the North
than any other Southerner who
has served in congress since the
civil war. Frank and fair, bold
and pugnacious, as ready with
nagnanimity as with aggression,
pitching his democIacy on the
high plain of the humanities,
with a self -poise unruffied BY any
heat Of debate, nnshaken by re-
verse and unspoiled By triumph
these are the things which have
marked and adorned the leader
ship Of John Sharpe Williams. Z
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-08-10

William j. Bryan, in an inter-
view at Chicago, stated that he be-
iieved Judge Parker would be
elected, and that be intended to do
all in his power to accomplish
that end.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-08-10

a Missouri preacher has decid
ed to announce the name of every
one who enters the church after
the services have begun and tell
what they are wearing. He will
do this to keep people from turn
ing around.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-08-10
".HEUCK'S ANNUAL.
CrOckery and Clearing Sale !
THURSDAY, AUGUST 18Th,
FRIDAY, AUGUST 18Th,
SATURDAY, AUGUST 20th.

A carlsbad Of CrOckery, consisting Of Toilet
Sets, Dinner Sets, Plates Bowls Covered Dishes,
Pitchers, Cups and Saucers and hundreds Of Odds
and Ends. Price and quantity to suit. You will
get bargains that will surprise you. Il is to be q
real bargain sale.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-08-10
JOB PRINTER WANTED,

September ist to 18TH Must be sober, genteel,
Industrious, quick and capable good all-round
job and ad. man. No other need apply. Per-
manent employment at good wanes to the right
man. Address THE LEADER.
Brookhayen Miss.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-08-10

Have been made great many goods in for the
month Of August view Of inventory which take
the closing Of the month
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-08-10

The ground was broken this
morning for McGraths new brick
warehouse.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-08-10
AlIbroken lines, odd lots and excess stock we wish
close ont

Our windows reflect the modern styles and great Of
ferng Of our store you will watch them you
money.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-08-10

In many instances cost is considered be-
gin place fall goods on our shelves and We need the
room.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-07
(Tortfebung folgt)

Sobe.s MIter. Sfaac Mpers
bon Reponiet, Su., tit i'm Otter bon
1O4 Sabren eeitorben. Gr tpar Elm
fturter Rau9er uno bulbigte bieisri
pafiion bon feinem 5tpDlften Sebens<
iabre on.
bruns elmer SeIbi n.
Oie neutrality-suspicious. in Nep
G-rf berlieb biefer Sage Der 18iGbe
rtgen pauline PueB cine golbene Mes
battle. Die junse Dame bate BEL Der
~general Slooum" &otatropbe feds
&inbern bas 2eben serettet.
aus 9DfIt9tett peruns
g I il d t. Ser 81 Sabre aIte &lemp>
ner Neebborn in Neip Oorf rdumte in
einem offenen Strabenbubntpussn elmer
Dame feinen Stbplab Elm unb ieste fi9
auf bic S9ubitdnse. On elmer &urpe
purbe er bon elmer Dorbeifabrenben
Gar berabseitoben. Neebborn erlitt baz
bur9 einen SGdbelbru4 benz CT ers
lag.
& m e enbd b n p q q {
etobIen. Der Otamantenbdnbler
s. @erhaegen bon Inttperpen, 8elsien,
faeint iiinsft auf Der Gabrt spif9en
ben @rensorten GH6en unb Rofenbaal
nit gblorofprm betdubt tporben gu
fein; tpenisitens fonnten i'm bic 3oaz
bedmten taum aufpeden. @s ftellte
fi9 beraus, bab linn fein portefeuiae
geftoblen tporben mar, in benz fi6 fiji
10000 6rancs Siamunten befunben.
Strtfenbe pbtItppiz
nen<S d Il Ter. Oie % Sinber
bes 8afanan<S tammes BON ben pbiz
lippinen, pelde bic Muiteridule in Der
pbilippinen= Mbtbeilune auf Der ct.
2puiier Weltausf teaung befu9ten, net
eerten ii9, ferner an benz &faHen<
unterri9t thellaunebmen. sic fIblten
fi4 beleibist, neil in einem BON Der
Musftelxlnss>8 ehDrbe perDffentli9ten
pamphlet gu lefen mar, baB in Der
Muiteri9ule Ger pbilippinenz Mbtbeis
lung bic rfleinen Wilben" ltnterri6t
erbielten. SRI. Seref la Ramires, cine
16jdbrise So@ter bes 8oiapanzS tams
mes, proteitirte in sinsm Sdreiben on
S9ulborftebsr Stone energif9 baees
gen, bab man lie unb bic iibrisen
@afaban<8inber als .%fleine Wilbe"
flaiffisire.
Ber1dtteter Hebenss
eetter. Mls elm gifenbabnaug
Na9ts bic Neparf<8ai, 90. s., pafs
ftrte, iab Der 2ofomotipfIbrer 5tpei
Mdnner Dor fi9 auf benz @eIeiie. Gr
CAB bas pfeifeniisnul; elmer Der Mdnz
ner fprans our Seite. Der 5tpeite aber
tpurbe bon Der Qofomotipe dngerannt
unb in bas Wafer seporfen. Der
, 2otomotipfiibrer bradte nun ieiaen
3us gum Steben. Sn biefem Iugen=
Bid mar Der cine Der MGnner benz
in bas WaHer ~setporfenen na9seiprun
gen unb bate ben 0erlesten biz on bic
Bride sebra9t, mo tie 8eibe bon benz
3use aufgenommen unb na9 Gliacbetb
gebradt purben. Sn gltSabeib absr
erfannte bic poliaei in benz Retter einen
setpifen 9erbert, Der tpesen zines Gin
bruds sefuHt iporb. 5erbert puros
J einselo4t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-07
-yab midi herein! Sc fommt nod

Zap mid berein! Sc fommt NOD
elmer 'rauf. Sd fann nimmer."
@fra fab nun ftarr ouf feline 2aft.
3er5auits5, t~riefenbes 0aar umbinte
i'm gang, elm tobtblei9es 9eii9t lag
an ieiner @ruff. Mnberl trat on ben
Serb unb lieB bas MdO9en ianft ME-
Der.
rWie fam man benin 10 mas duf ben
Berg mitnebm'9" fragile @fra bDbnif9.
~9ibf4 bat er iie serupft, Der 9O4s
bogl."
Nnberl bOrte ni9t auf tie, er trodz
nete boiler Sorgfalt bas @ntlib bes
Mdb9ens. YWir iinb ia bd, Srdulein,
nun feline Insit net mebr. Shut Der
SUB peb?"
Sos MGb6en fGlotterte ppr &Glte
unb @ufregung unb bra9te fem bers
ftdnbli9es Wprt berous, belt nur
Transplant bic S9ultern @nberls felt.
Qfra blidte fie an, Die trGftieen Nrme
in bic Seite geitemmt, nit barter Neu>
gierbe. Sin 9efiibl Der l1eberlegenbeit
fam iber lie. Sas mar ia Elm drm>
feliees &inbl. Gttpas tpie Mitleib
reste iiG. r@plen sic einen &uffeeg
Der pGrmt."
Sa bob ii9 bas &Dpffen, grpbe,
bluue @usen ri9tsten fi9 uuf atfru aus
benz tpirren 9aartpalb. Sinh Sic
bic @fra2"
ysSa, Die bin l." Mfra tpeibete iiG
an Der @erpirrung bes MGb9ens.
SD ppnte ia slei9 gu S9nen, ni9i
auf ben bpben 9ers-ber Mnberl III
f4ulb. N9, mar bas f9redli9! Nis
mebr! 1ie mebr!!"
Nlban trat our Sbiir bereir.
r@ott lei Sanf! Ser Srdns!" rtei
bas MGb6en; bann, ibren Srrtbum
merfenb, brad lie in rlelis Webflaser
aus UNI ben permibten 8ruber.
Ilbdn berubiate Tie. rGr fommt
f9On, fdDn lansfam, Der junse !9err.'
vSd, gum &udud, fommt benin Nie.
manb9 Ma9t auf! Ma9t auf!" riei
IS DrdnBen. rJ9 fd1r1 1ltr1mer-
auf!"
4fra Offnete. Gin Bib bes Sam.
mers tpdnfte berein, nur mebr naff'
2umpen am 2eib, bic 3ei6en bOGiee.
Grf9Opfuns i'm blutis gentlemen @nis
lib, ohne 9ut, obne Stod-Srari
2iibemann!
y8efp!" @r llmarmts in einem rer.
p0fen 9efii6lsausbru9 bic S6Dei tel
unb peinte belle SbrGnen.
Sir @fra mar bas elm unerquid'
liGes S6auipiel. limb bas i9pG9:
li4e @olf min ii9 in bic 8erse brdn.
gen! Wenn Der Mnherl bran 9efaler
ftnbet, bann mar ipabrli9 nir an i'm
b~erloreu.
(cSori{ohron foInfA
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-07
epestalsS tauale.

N6N% StU""@S*
frfteu . e&Idgs, s~tpettsr alarm,
3ueiten . S&Idss, hritter aIarn,
Crtttet Q S&Idee, riatsr alarm.
i-s-1, Seaer aus unS S@Iau& anfseroRA
. S&Idge, Abaferbrud ab.
% S&Idse, II 1br gsittasA
Die 70 besei4neten stsnaTe tvsrsen nr som 1surw
,d&ter o~nsessben Sa an ben betreHensen SrGten
h~eusiueea istne 4IarmtSfeu anaebta&t faA.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-07

binaus Bis in Die ferne Stabt, bic am
9ori5ont einen f9mubiggrauen Hebel>
Fled bilbete.
Mit spDlf Sabren mar tie gum eriten
Mal bier oben; ieBt mar es Der FINITE
CONNER, unb tie alein als 5elbitftdn@
bige Sennerin. No9 ME bate lie ii9
10 barauf s%efreut, neil Der Mufentbolt
gu !9aufe i6r griinbli9 bsrleibet mar.
Die 5einbf9aft nit benz Gobrbader
bate ibren 9Obepuntt erreidt. Oi9t
ii6er benz 4npeien purbe Der sanae
8erg untertpiblt nd9 Der unieligen
&oble, bas 9anSs OOrf mar nit Nrbeiz
tern iiberf6pemmt. lnb mas bds
S6limmfts mar: biefer 2ubemann,
ben Der &obrbd6er eebra9t, bate es
Derftanoen, i'm Nu Die ganSe 9emeinbe
su @uniten bes unternebmens umsu=
ftimmen unb ibren Batter, ben alien
Wa4ter. gang gu %perbrGngen. Der
Batter mar niitbenb, f6Dur BEL allen
9eiIigen, benz Hpbrba9er bas enteels
ten gu laHen, unb bate ii9 bereits jeBt
IN einen proaeb nit bieiem rnb feinem
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-02

have been more eye catching than the
entrance of these tall, good looking
women, with long Grape wells floating
behind them. Their gowns were works
of art, and Miss Daisy's was especially
striking. 1t was cut out little at the
throat and she wore a string of large
pearls. Surrounded by so much black,
the pearls looked whittier than ever It
is said the engagement between Miss
Daisy Letter and Maj. Eustace Cawley
has not been broken. but will be an
nounced when the time of mourning
for l.. q. Letter is at an end.
In the morning Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish
usually wears a necklace of topazes
that is remarkably pretty. These to-
PAGES are large and about thirty OF
them are strings on slender gold
threads. The topaz lis having a great
vogue now, just as the amethyst had Il
few years ago. One seldom sees anne
thysts these days Many fashionable
women have morning and evening jew
are as artistic as7the more costly even
ing ones. Mrs. Ogden Mills wears a
rope of turquoises frequently in the
daytime, but her hair combs are plain
tortoise she'll, whereas the combs she
wears at night gIisten with diamonds.
Mrs. Henry lClewss wears a string of
pale pink coral. The beads are alter
mated with gold beads and the rope is
wrapped twice about her neck. Mrs.
Robert j. Collier is wearing a string of
clouded amber beads, She has such a
dislike for ostentati ton that she seldom
wears any of her gems except a dia-
mont heart. That was the engage;
ment gift of her husband and it swings
invariably from gold chain.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-02
man WON The PRIZE
HE EMBROIDERED A CENTER
PIECE
Women Have Been Doing the Work of
Men and Now a Nice Young Man
From Minneapolis Is Trying to Get
Even at the State Fair

This department is pleased to re-
ceive letters and likes to keep in touch
with woman's page readers, but there
is a rule or two which must be adj
hered to- by correspondents and the
most important of these is that he or
she must write upon one side of the
paper only. For those unacquainted
with newspaper work, let me explain
that writing on one side of the paper is a
rule as fixed as the laws of the Modes
and Persfans. Printers never turn page
: over and no one in newspaper Office
accepts anything thus written. When
these letters come to me, in order to use
them, 1 should be obliged to copy them
and that have not time to do. In this
way many interesting letters are lost.
Write on one side only as legibly as
eou can and put your questions plainly.
Sometimes l receive letters which
would puzzle Philadelphia lawyer to
solve or to read. If you want to ask
questions which are not proper to put
into print, enclose a stamp-a self-ad-
dressed stamped envelope is better
and will always be glad to reply.
The inquiries which sometimes come
to a newspaper office are very amusing.
The editor is supposed to know every
thingi the editor of the woman's de-
partment is expected to know some
thing. In order to avoid embarrass-
ment this department has procured a
large dictionary and some books of ref
erence, which contain information that
Dne occasionally forgets, such as dates
Of battles, etc. But the woman's de-
partment is doing its best to keep up
With the procession. ~ =
There is now and then something
, depressing which is likely to cast the
editor of a womans page into the
slough of despond and that something.
happened this week at the. best state
fair which ever occurred 1t is the
taking of a pIize by piece of en-
broidery done by a man. 1 will ven
ture to'say he is a reader Of the woman's
page. We learn with mingled emo
Hons that his beautiful centerpiece