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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-05-19

DR.. L. b. Craighead, president
of the Warreusburg Normal, de-
livers the annual address to the
graduates of the Mexico High
School at the opera house tonight.
It will be feast of reason and
flow of soul. Don't miss hearing
it if there's a seat for you.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-05-19

The Republicans in Illinois this
week, and part of last, had joy
Gus time trying to nominate can
didate for Governor. Deadlock
in the convention. Had they re-
ferred it to the people by primar-
les they would have had none OF
this troubls and it would have
been settled right too.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-05-19

John Beal, Editor and Proprietor.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-05-19

Six other counties went for Folk
for Governor last Saturday. They
were Laclede, Phelps, Marion, st.
Clair, Stone and Miller. They will
cast 90 votes in the nominating
convention. The st. Louis prose-
cutor now has 3O8 pledged votes,
lacking but 4G of TIE required
number to nominate. He'll have
'em, in a few more happy days"
-
The majority is supposed to rule
in Uncle Sans domain. The ma
iority of our population is com
posed of working men. William
Randolph Hearst, for President, is
backed by the working men of this
country. The workingmen ought
TO be represented in the govern
ment, this year and any Other
year, so as far as we can see now
we are for Hearst, too, with the
other fellows who labor.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-12
PHOENIX JUNIORS WON
But the Prescott Lads Gave Them
 Frishtful Scare.

The Phoenix Juniors will return from Prescott this morning very happy, in- deed, over the result of their ball game yesterday with the Prescott Juniors. The score was to in favor of Phoe- nix but it shows that the valley kids were up against a contest for fair
 The pitchers did good work and were as steady as old kitchen cats at critical times. Both teams must have been pretty steady and played good ball all the way through for at the end of the ninth inning it was a tie, the score be- ing to 4. But such strain could not be maintained forever and in the tenth inning something had to happen and t was an error on the part of the Pres colt left fielder. It chanced to be a critical point in the game and gave the Phoenix team the victory. Report says that only for this error the tenth inning would have been another tie with a score of 5 to 5.
 In the first half of the tenth, the Phoenix team got three men on bases and pounded out hits enough to leJ in four runs, thus doubling their score. In the Prescott half of the tenth, Pres- colt managed to make two runs bring. ing her score up to six. Altogether it was a fine game for juniors, all around and most honorable defeat for the Prescott team.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-12
A TUCSON HORROR
Phoenix Baseball Team Defeated by a
 Score of 10 to 3.

Somebody who wanted to distress the feelings of the Phoenix people. laded up the telegraph wires at Tucson last night, with a message addressed to The Republican, announcing that the baseball game in that city yester- day resulted in a score of 10 for the Grays and for the Phoenix team. It also announced that the Grays made twelve hits and the best that Phoenix got out of it was five hits. There was further information to the effect that while the Grays only made one error, the Phoenix team managed to get it~ self credited up with six errors.
 This news is appalling and in the ab sence of further details it is only re- spectfuI to wait and get the whole story before giving way to tears. One should not be unseemly, even in his sorrow and it is possible that the bad news may yet be tempered by fur ther intelligence, recounting how the Ladies all got the'r legs broke and couldn't run the bases so they could not be held responsible for their mis- fortune.
 Wimp and Loman was the Phoenix battery and it is beyond the under- standing of the people here how the Grays could have thus humihated them The more confusing is it when it is learned that the Tucson pitcher was Armstrong who was hammered out of the box by Phoenix the last time the two teams met. Kruger and Woods did the turn behind the bat for the Grays and they evidently needed the money the way they earned it.
 But if it be true that the team was squarely defeated and there is nothing yet known here to the contrary, there
Arizona republican., 1904-09-12

has become identified with it. He saSS he is also very much pleased with the reports of recent circulation, that ths men to whom he sold the Bonanza mils-s have made some good strikes of Orr- He says he hopes they make a millioa out of the property.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-12
MIR, HUBBARD HERE

MIR. HUBBARD HERE-A. G. Hub bard of Redlands, and who may also be called something of a Phoenix man since his recent investments here is in the city for a few days on some minor business matters. He is very much pleased with the prospects of the val ley and is in no degree sorry that he
Arizona republican., 1904-09-12

Those registering at the Ford hotel yesterday were: J. B. LOngnevan or Los Angeles; H. A. Hopkins, New York; W. J. Pew. Mesa; w. A. Trep- hagen, San Francisco; H. NJ. Bacon, A. C. Robbins of Los Angeles; F. Blackwell and wife, of Globe.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-12

is only one thing to do and that is for the Phoenix fans to take their hats off to the Grays, till there shall be T further test of strength. The Ladies are all right even in their hour of trou :. ble.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-12
For Horses, Cattle and Hogs. Page Woven Wire Fence and Gates
 I. F. KELLY, Agt. P. 0. Building Mesa, AriZ.
No. 4729. PHOENIX NATIONAL BANK.

Report of the Condition of The Phoenix National Bank at Phoenix, in the Territory of Arizona, at the close of Business, September 6, 1904.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-12

A FINE GIRL-Mr and Mrs. N. L.. Carpenter are rejoicing in the arrival at their home yesterday of a fine nine pound girl. It is the third child but is the "onliest' girl in the family. .
Arizona republican., 1904-09-12

X man is hardly ever rich enough not to groan that his taxes are driving hlE to the poor house.-New York Press.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-12

Wigg-"A mans house is his castle." BigE-"Yes: but he needn't get up in the air about t.'-PhiladeIphia Record.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-12

People who look for needle in haystack give themselves needless trouble-Philadelph Record.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-29
The Brunswick Board of
Trade Held Session
Yesterday
MANY SUBJECTS HANDLED
Georgia Sash, Door and Blind Peo,
pie Get Deed to Property-other
Matters of Interest Transact
ed at the Meeting.

The Brunswick board of trade held
very interesting meeting at ten
O'Clock yesterday morning at the city
hall and number of matters of deep
concern to the city of Brunswick gen.
orally were handled.
A communication was read from the
Atlanta chamber of commerce asking
the cooperation OF the Brunswick
board of trade in connection with a
bill in the legislature of the state fix
ing the rate of interest and prescrib-
ing certain laws effecting loan compa-
nies and curb stone brokers' The re
quest was on motion tabled.
Secretary Smith made quite an inter
esting statement with reference to the
Porto Rican trade. He said that a
very prominent New York man was
in the city two or three days ago and
that when he was questioned about
the merchants in the island who have
been recommended to the board as
the proper parties for Brunswick to
make connections with, he gave them
the very best endorsement and said
they were among the most reliable
business men in the whole of Porto
Rico.
The matter of the petition of the
Georgia Sash, Door and Blind Compa-
ny, asking that th2%bfopeft9>en which
their plant is Eated be decided to
them in accord nce with the original
agreement de with john Goesch,
was taken up and after discussion it
was decided to grant the request and
deed the property to The company.
This land was donated to the board of
trade by the city for the purpose of
inducing the Goesch people to build
the factory here
Col. c. p. Goodyear was present and
reported progress on the project OF
closer trade relations with the islands
to the south of us. He said that be-
cause of the illness of certain parties
with whom he was negotiating it was
impossible to make the report that
he had hoped for but thought he
would be in position to do so at the
next meeting.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-29
ASSASSIN'S HAND IN
FAR EAST SITUATION
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; SITUATION IN THE FAR
EAST AT A GLANCE 4

Inc Russian Minister of the In =
: terror Won Plehve was assassinat- =
: ed at the Russian capital. Assas- :
SIN believed to be a woman who =
= threw bomb under the min. =
= ister's carriage. =
u Premier Balfour in an address :
= before the house of commons in =
= London says complications grow. :
' ing out of Red sea seizures had :
= passed the acute stage. =
: Press comments in Berlin ON y
= the assassination of Won plehye =
: not sympathetic. The German \
= papers believe it will mean a y
? more humane course for the Rus y
Z SLAMS
= All war correspondents with :
= the Russian army have been or y
: dered to Harbin. Big develop =
: ments expected. y
= Reported from Chefoo that \
: three Russian war ships have \
: sailed from Port Arthur for parts \
: unknown.
: = Z = = I 4 \ 4 4 4 \
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-29
NJ. VON PLEHVE IS
HATED VICTIM
B. re ,sss
Better Condition is Noted
in EngIand's House of
Commons
BALFOUR STANDS FOR PEACE
All Russian War Correspondents Has
tily Called to Harbin--It is BeieV-
ed Great Things are on Tapis.
Chefoo Reports.

st. Petersburg, July 2S.-M. Won
Plehve Russian minister of the interior
was assassinated this morning, while
driving in his carriage from the Baltic
station to Peter Hoff, where he had
an appointment with the Gar The
assassin, and it is believed now that
it was woman, tossed an immense
bomb directly under the carriage of
the minister 1t exploded with ter
rible effect killing Won Plehve and
his coachman instantly. Both of their
bodies were horribly mangled and it
was very well nigh impossible to tell
the one from the other.
While the tragedy had created wild
est excitement it was not entirely
unexpected in official circles. Won
Plehve was very much hated by the
masses of the people and he alone
was the main support of The reac-
tionary system of government in Rus
sia.
No arrests have yet been made, or
if they have they have not been made
public
1t is a significant fact that Gov No
brikoff who was recently asslssinated
in Finland was an appointee of Won
Plehve
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-29
BILFoUNR' SPEAKS FOR
PEACE IN BRITAIN.
The Premier Says the Acute Stage is
Passed and Warns the English.

The Premier Says the Acute Stage is
Passed and Warns the English.
London, July 2S.-The war situation
was greatly toned in the house of
commons today when Premier Balfour
in an impassioned address declared
that the complications over the Red
sea seizures had passed the acute
stage
He pointed out the fact that Rus
sia had promised to withdraw the vol
unteer fleet steamers and had ordered
them to sail under commercial flags
Russia clearly understood he said.
that Great Britain was not inclined to
recognize confiscation goods as con-
traband of war on the mere judgment
Of captains of cruisers.
Mr.. Ballour warned the British cap
tains that it was their duty to stop
when so ordered by belligeyent war
ships and submit to examination pap.
ers. Il. .-a..ss.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-29
CITY COUNCIL HOLDS
A VERY BUSY SESSION
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; DOlNGS OF THE CITY I
COUNCIL LAST NIGHT I

= The much talked of resigna- :
= ton Of Alderman duBignon was =
: accepted by the council. NO sue =
= cessor named yet. =
= Alderman Dart introduced a =
\ resolution compelling property =
= owners to put down side walks 4
: Ten days notice given in matter. y
= City Physician Butts makes a =
= petition to council TO pay him for =
: extra services rendered during \
: the present year. 4
= Report of the city treasurer =
= for June not passed by council y
= because Treasurer Symons was :
: absent in the senate. =
: Question raised whether city =
= has right to order opening OF y
= alleys referred to city attor- =
: ney for opinion =
: Council will elect a new men, =
: Der at the next meeting and at =
= present 40 names have been sug- =
: gested. +
= \ = Z \ = = \ y y = =
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-29
RETAIL eRocERs MEET.
The Association Held Very interest
ina Meeting Yesterday.

NY "SNA'ii9
The Brunswick Retail Grocers asso-
citation held quite an interesting meet
ing in their quarters on Gloucester
street yesterday afternoon which was
attended by quite number Of the
members Of the orgaization. In the
absence of President c. IL. Taylor,
Vice President w. II. DeVoe was in
the chair and Secretary G. A. II.
Jennings was on hand.
Under the head of new members
Louis Calm, the Grant street grocer
was elected and an application was
read from c. Arnheiter, which will be
acted on at the next meeting of the
association
The election Of officers was to have
occurred at this meeting but because
of the absence of several members
who are out Of the city, that part of
the program was postponed until the
next meeting which will be held next
Thursday.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-29
H. Weinstein in Charge.

A. Lazarus the Dixville grocer re-
quests The News to state that dur
ing his absence from the city his
place Of business at the corner OF
London street and Cochran avenue
will be in charge of Mr.. Fl. Weinstein
who will render the customers the
efficient and prompt service and cour.
teous treatment always accorded them
at his store.
Mr.. Lazarus and family are suepding
the month on st. Simon.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-29
TO SURVEY DARlEN RIVER.

Junior U. s. Engineer W. C. Lemon
Left for that City Yesterday.
w. G. Lemon, junior United States
engineer with headquarters in this
city left on the government launch
Amelia for Darien yesterday morn
ing where he goes to make an exten-
sive survey Of Darien river and Do
boy bar.
He will be engaged on this work for
several weeks but will not spend ALI
of the time in Darien
This is a very good thing for our
little neigbboring city and The News
hopes the survey will bring some
good results to it.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-29
Soto by United States Military band.
Friday, August 70.

10 a. m.-Parade and exhibition drill
Of the Savannah Fire department, re,
viewed by the league from the De-
Soto,
IL noon-Steamboat excursion, leav-
ing the city at noon Lunch will be
served on board, VISITING United Stat,
es Quarantine station, where the Quar-
antine officer, DR.. Linley will explain
the system in use by the United States
Marine Hospiatl service, thence out
to sea to Tybee buoy, returning to the
city in time for delegates desiring to
do SO to visit Tybee Island, and return
home on trains leaving the city that
night
Brass band will accompany excur-
zion on river.
AS will be noted by the above pro-
gram, Mayor CroVatt and city Attor-
ney Goodyear of this city will both
deliver addresses during the session.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-29
Baptists Workers institute.

League City, Texas, July %. Many
visitors are here for the meeting OF
the Workers Institute Of the Union
Baptist association, which will be in
session during the next three days. The
opening takes place in the First Bap.
tist church this evening when Rev
McNew delivers the convention ser.
mon
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-29
Meets at Kalamazoo.

Kalamazoo, Mich, July 28.--The
eleventh annual convention of the
Michigan state association of sheriffs,
chiefs of police and prosecuting at
torneys began in Kalamazoo Today and
will remain in session until the end
of the week. Bay City, Saginaw, De
triot, Grand Rapids, Battle Creek and
other cities of the state are represent
ed. The business sessions Of the meet
ing will be devoted to the discussion
Of vorious matters relating to the ap-
prehension and prosecution Of Grimm
ais.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-29
the switch put in.

the switch put in
From Sanitary Inspector T. W. Flan-
ders, reporting that he had abated the
nuisance in the vicinity of 204 A
street, which was referred to him at
the last meeting of council Adopted.
From the city physician. submitting
his report for the month OF July. The
same showed 18 burial permits issued,
white. ii colored The health Off
Ger reports that the sanitary condi-
ton of the city, as wen as the gener-
al health condition, is good
Under head of reports the city clerk
called attention to the fact that the
treasurers statement for June had not
been published Chairman Aiken, OF
the finance committee, here took the
aoor and stated that the reason for
this was because the treasurer had
been absent from the city attending
to his official duties in Atlanta and
as chairman OF the finance committee
he did not think it the proper thing
to go over the accounts during his
absence.
Alderman Dart introduced a resolu.
ton, providing that the owner or own
ers of the western one-third of the
eastern one-half of Old Town lot N ,.
1873 fronting Gloucester street be r.
quired to put down new side walks
and that he be given 10 days notice of
this action The resolution provides
that on failure of the owner # he lot
to provide sidewilk, that the city do
so and issue eecutions against the pro
perty.
All bills and accounts for the month
properly audited, were placed in
course of settlement. Just as coun
Gil was about to adjourn mayer Cr1.
watt announced that Mr. Ed WIN Waiter
president Of "The Southlanl mag
azine published in Atlanta, desired the
courtesy of the floor Mr. Waiter stat
ed that his publication was about tn
issue a special edition thoroughly IL
lustrated, touching upon the various
resources Of cities of south Georgia.
It would cost about $400 to give
Brunswick proper mention in the mag
azine and he felt that council should
appropriate $500 to this fund On mo
tion the matter was referred to the f.
nance committee.
Alderman Tupper here moved that
council go into executive session for
about ten minutes and the council
retired to - ante room On return
ing to the coITcTS chamber, Judge
| S. c. Atkinson, who had entered while
council was absent, requested that
council make report on petition of
r. E. Briesenick with reference to the
opening Of certain alleys in New
Town. Mr. Atkinson requested coun-
eli to refer the matter to City Attor-
| ney Goodyear for an opinion as to
whether or not city council had the
| legal right to order the opening of GER
tain alleys 90 motion the request of
Judge Atkinson was granted. On mo-
ton of Alderman Newman council
then adjourned.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-29
THE TEACHERS
ARE ASSIGNED
-
Supt. Ballard Arranges
His System for Next
Year
SOME SPLENDID NEW TALENT
The List Of Educators This Year is
Magnificent One and the Schools. +.
Of the City Have Fine
Future.

Supt y. H Ballard, the eficien
mead Of the public schools OF GlynI
county has just completed the tasl
OF assigning the teachers of tn,
schools of the city for the comm.
term and thanks to his good Offices
The News is enabled to give the pub
lie this very interesting information
this morning.
The list Of teachers, their respective
grades and positions for the coming
scholastic year will be as follows:
Glynn Academy
N E Ware, principal, department of
algebra geometry and science.
Miss Lula Colesberry, depar tment OF
arithmetic bookkeeping.
Miss Frances Hopkins, department
of Latin and history.
Miss Annie Stevens, department OF
English.
Grammar School,
Miss Carrie Hyde, 7th grade
Miss Annie O'Connor, 9th grade.
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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-29
A LIVE CAMPAIGN FOR
NATIONAL DEMOCRACY

It Is Now Being outlined-spacious
headquarters Engaged.
New York July 2S-It is evident that
from plans now being made that the
democrats tinend to carry on the most
active campaign this fall that has been
seen since 1884, when Senator Arthur
r. German, as chairman of the nation
al committee, made the fight that re-
suited in making Grover Cleveland
president.
Entire floors have been secured in
several buildings in the vicinity of
Madison Square, to be used as work
rooms for the clerical force of the
campaign body. in addition to these
rooms several parlors have been en-
gagged in the Hoffman house, which
Will be used exclusively by the chair
man of the committee and his assist.
ants for reception purposes and for
the discussion of general campaign
business.
1t is intended to secure separate
quarters from which to send out the
literature and in which to receive and
tabuIate the results of can vases in
various sections of the country Up
ward of 100000 documents were
sent out in the Cleveland 1884 cam
paign, and these same methods will
be duplicated this year. In order to
do this effectually along the old lines
it has been arranged that John b.
Trainor, who had charge OF this work
under Senator Gorman in 1884 shall
be in charge of the same work for the
national committee this year.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-29
BERLIN SAYS 1T MAY
HAVE GOOD EFFECT.

Berlin, July 2S.-Press comments on
assassination of Won PIehye not sympa
thetic Papers Isays not surprising
that fate finally overlook main sup.
port of reactionary system of govern
ment in Russia. Hope is expressed
that Russian statesmen will now rec.
ognize their error and adopt more
civilized and humane methods.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-29
FIVE KILLED BY ELECTRIC BOLT
Four Of the Victims Were Seated at
Table.

Hazelton, Pa, July 2S.-Five persons
were killed here late last night during
a severe electrical storm. AT Oneida
three foreign spe1king miners and a
boy we're instantly killed by bolt Of
lighening while sitting at a table.
All four were terribly burned and
the clothing almost completely torn
from their bodies.
At Quakake valley, lightning struck
the home OF Miley Hinkle, instantly
killing Mrs. Hingle and seriously ins
juring her daughter. (
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-29
CHANGE IN OFFICIALS.
" n. Young Resigns as superintend-
ent Motive Power a. c. /.

ent Motive Power A. c. L.
The announcement of the resigna.
ton of w. Fl. Young, superintendent
of motive power of the Atlantic Coast
Line has been made and with it com
es the announcement of the appoint.
ment Of s. c. Lefnger to the vacancy
thus created.
The resignation and appointment
are both effective Monday next, Au-
gust /.
Mr.. Young as superintendent of the
power department Of the system was
well known in Brunswick, having Wis
tied here very often, when the old
A. c. L. shops were located in this
city He has many Brunswick friends
who will wish him success in what
ever field Of endeavor he may engage.