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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-04-07

The possibility Of the election Of a
United States senator by the next
legislature will become one of the
chief factors in the nomination and
and election of representatives this
fall. The Office OF United States
senator is the highest in the gift Of
the people, and the machine element
feels that il lisa pr'Ze upon which its
exiStance may he staked. Wherever
concessions are made To this faction,
which is tumblng into the HOch
band wagon with wonderful agility
the demand is that IL he given the
candidate for the legislature. This
OF course leads to II counter play by
the ants, who themselves think the
SenatOrSbip worth the winning.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-04-07
Freedom.

The residence of +. L. Lake Is near.
ly finished.
Inner knight has almost cOmplet-
cd his new house.
Mrs. Ely Mcclure visited Sunday
school at La Belle April third.
Quite a number Of our young people
took the county graduating examina-
tion at La Belle Saturday.
Mrs. Charles, of Kirwin, has been
visiting her brothers, Willet and Ed.
Vandewater for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wherry were called to
Kirwin Saturday by the illness of Mrs.
Wherry'S mother, Mrs. Smith.
Rev. Jacobs preached a very inter-
eSting sermon at La Belle Sunday
evening, April Sd, in the absence OF
Mr. Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eber Wolf are the
proud parents Of baby girl. The lit
tie one took up her residence with
them March 26.
School closed at La Belle Friday.
About twenty-five neighbors and
friends took their dinners and went to
the school house for the closing exer.
cises. A general good time is report
ed.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-04-07

Ever since the editor OF this paper
caught the editor Of the Dispatch In
a falSehOod last fall aud proved It,
that distinguished gentleman has
been waiting fnr AN opportunity to
get even. Until last week when the
chance seemed tu present itself. he
had been conducting himself in a
gentlemanly manner. The chance
at which he graSprd 81 desperately
was the mention nv the HERALD nf
an incident 1T doubtful moral tone
the truth Of which no Que Qursll ms
or denies. and which few have the
temerlty To defend. Since the record
was true, no expanai ion or apology is
necessary. IL Mr.. Royce desires tu W
on record in defense uf immoral
actiuuS, he has perfect right tn d.
81, but il Is safe a. say hat the action
he is cOnduniny IN q hers, lie wonld
conde nm II performed by a member
OF bis own household.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-04-07
To Young Men.

THE man who needs rules for sue
ceeding in life will never succeed"
So says Benjamen J Wincbell, who
has succeeded.
A few years ago Mr.. Winchell was a
clerk In railroad Office at $40 a
month. Now he sits in a padded Of
ice chair as president OF the Rock
Islanh system Of railroads and draws
a salary Of $40. 600 year
There Is something in Mr. WinchellS
remark. mind you We are talking of
success measured in money!
There is whole body Of success"
Literature. A magazine with a large
circulIti m is founded On the word.
Books and periodicals are full inter-
views with successful persons who lay
down rules for the guidance Of ambi-
tiOuS young men,
The advice is good enough in its
way, but
Being pressed Tor some word that
might be quoted President WinchelI
said:
81 haven't any rule but work"
That's II.
You may read about the success of
eminent men and follow their advice
until you are gray-haired. young man,
but unless you wurk-unceasingly,
oersistently-ypu will not get on in
he world Other things may help,
,ut hard work is the one thing above
III others.
The writer has in mind a man who
las achieved a notable sUcce SD
yuung mdn-who, when
isked to give he KEY note Of his life's
abors for tie benefit Of a certain high
chvl SAID;
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-04-07
Power in Pound Of Coal.

There are 10000 units in a pound Of
average coal, a chunk as big as a
mans fist, which, If properly expended,
will give fraction over 236 hores-
power The trouble is that we have
not yet devised the means of extract
ing its fullest power. That pound of
coal will do as much work-always II
properly expended-as 100 men, put
ting forth their mlghtiest efforts, for
four minutes.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-04-07

Since Il e Icl bl!ttn PARTY las &c
clared IN favor of primary elections,
it might be advisable to nominate
our county officers on August 18th by
this system. IL Is the only thing
which will dn entirely away with fac
tionaliSm. The people selecting
their own candidates could not cry
out thar nominations were controlled
by Rugs aud buSSeS, and there would
be little inclination Ia bolt. Lets
have the primary even il the law has
not yet been passed.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-04-07

1t seems to be dlfficult matter for
Harris to head off his political boomS.
lie was first to be dIafted for governor
Later his friends began to talk Of
getting him into the presidential race
and now the Parker wing of democ-
racy desire him for vice president.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-04-07
He had time only to say:
keeping everlaStingly at it."-K.
G. World.
The COWBOYS Soma.

Out on the prairie's rolling plain,
No matter what the weather,
My horse and | will live or die,
For work we must together.
We slumber meath the open sky,
And while the stars above us
Shine softly down from heavens crown
We dream Of those who love us.
So gayly tread the trail of life,
Though 1t be strewn with sorrow,
Cast care away. enjoy to-day,
And shed your tears tomorrow.
wallace David Coburn In rhymes
from a Roundup Camp"
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-04-07

II the administration should con-
tlnue to prosecute the corporations,
who have not acted In accordance
with the antitrust law, as it seems
it will, it will spoil a mighty good ar
gument of those who believe, or so
state, that the republican party only
does enough tn fool the people.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-04-07

But it Is hardly fair to say that
Hearst is yellow journalist. All his
newspaper work is done by his ed.
torial staff.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-04-07

For quick sales list yul real estate
with w. II. Pratt. ONCE under
Phillips County Bank,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-28
SENSE OF HUMANITY
LACKING IN RUSSIANS

Toxic. oct 27.--The Nichi-Nichi in
commenting on the sinking of the
uawler Crane. in the North sea, but
the Russian second Pacific squadron
says the action is beyond the capacity
OF comprehension of the ordinary sane
nind The vessel attacked, the paper
continues, wore harmless fishing boats
belonging to a neutral power and to
indulge in such fiagrant violation Of
international usage is only possible
with one holding nothing in common
with civilization. The act is too fla
grant to be explained as a mistake
aid, doubtless, the government Of the
Injured people will take due action
asainst Russia.
The Nichi-Nichi then goes on to re-
cite other Illegal acts Of Russia against
neutrals. 1t pronounces this the
oiowning act If an already well known
inhumanity, ard declares that the Rus.
slams completely lack a sense OF
humanity and attribute Of enlightened
minds"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-28
TELEPHONE MEN
ALL COMING HERE
49,
A Reply is Made to Resolu-
ton Passed By Board
Of Trade
MATER WAS up YESTERDAY
Superintendent Will be Here Probably
on Saturday to Investigate the
system-other Matters Before
the Board.

The meeting OF the board of trade
Yesterday was short but nevertheless
an interesting one, and several mat
teas Of interest were discussed by the
members present.
a matter Of special interest handled
was that relative to the resolution
passed by the board at a recent meet.
ing, complaining against the service
)geven the people Of Brunswick by the
Southern Bell Telephone Company j,
Il. Haley, the local manager OF the
company, was present and he stated
that he was in receipt of letter from
one Of the superintendents, stating
t!'at he would be in the city in the
course of a few days Secretary
Smith stated that he had also received
q message from the district superin.
tendent at Savannah stating that he
would be in the city probably satur.
Gay and would inspect the system with
The board of trade committee
As is we'll known the board of trade
resolution called for the installation Of
the new central energy system, and it
it believed that the company will short
ly decide to give us the system
Yeast Powder Plant.
A letter was received from con.
eern inquirins about the advantages
brunswick offered for the establish
nent Of a bottli1Ssa%orEs aYsee yeast
powder manufaegering plant. 1t was
stated in the gEmmunication that The
promoters YIld not demand any cash
bonus folSrhe establishment of such
an industry. The board was asked
several questions bx the Inquirer and
the secretarX was Instructed 10 repis
t.. the letter
e. r. Conant. Of the engineers office
here. was present and he made short
talk to The board. stating that the big
dredge Cumberland would be returned
mere for work in The course OF few
weeks.
Col. c. r. Goodyear. who has been
il New YORK. for the past several
weeks in the interest of the steamer
line to the West indies. also addressed
The hoard in connection with his visit.
An invitation was received from the
Waycross chamber Of commerce in.
viting the board to elect a member to
represent them at banquet to be
given in Waycross tonight r. A.
Graves was selected.
/, Several other matter Of minor I'm
portance were discussed and altogeth-
er the meeting proved TO be an inter.
esting one.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-28
HASN'T VISITED BRUNSWICK
SINCE THE CIVIL WAR

CAPT. Chas. S. Kingsberry, of Allan
ia. is in the city appraising the loss
at the store of ]. H. Heller & Bro.
which was recently damaged by fire
Mr.. Kingsbetry is member of the
big shoe firm of Kingsberry 6 Co, Of
Atlanta, and is representing the in
surance companies which had insur
ance on his stock. Mr.. Heller is repre-
sented by Max Marks and the work
OF appraising the loss is now under
way.
Capt Kingsberry was seen by a
News reporter yesterday and he talk.
ed very Interestingly of Brunswick.
He stated that he was stationed near
here during the civil war, way back
| il the sixties. with the Third Georgia
regiment.
Capt. Kingsberry says he has not
been here in ever forty years. and, OF
course, thre has been wonderfui
cnange in Brunswick. but lie recog.
tlzed many old landmarks of the city.
At that time. he says, there was only
enc railroad entering Brunswick,
Capt. Kingsberrys regiment was sta,
toned along the canal and during
those days he says there was only one
two business houses in the city,
hut now he returns to find a live
and hustling !ittle city OF fifteen thous.
and people.
To the reporter the genial old Geor-
gian talked very interestingly Of olden
times in this section. He will be in
the city for several days engaged in
the work OF appraising the damage To
the stock OF Heller & Bro
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-28
SAYS CARRIERS WORK is GOOD.
Colonel Quinn Inspects Work Of His
Predecessor.

Savannah, Ga, Oct. 27.--C Colonel
James B. Quinn, United States engi-
neer in charge of this district, in the
place of former Captain o. M. Garter
was asked today concerning the evil
dence which it had been reported he
was going to give to Fl. g. Stone, at.
torncy ion ex.Cupr. Obelin M Carter,
relative to the work done by the for
mer engineer of the Savannah dis
trict.
Il have hal no idea or intimatIon
that | would be called as witness,
be said. 81 have inspected the work,
which it is said, was done by Greene
and Gaynor under Carter. My inspec-
ton was not = critical one, but as far
az | observed there is nothing the mat
ter whit IT, 1t stands there after a
number Of years. 1t is as good as any
ever saw"
Colonel Quinn said he had reference
to the work in Fernandina and in
the Savannah harbor. His obserya,
tons did not extend to work done at
Brunswick or st. Simon and Cumber-
land island
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-28
SUBSCRIPTION OPENED
FOR HULL FISHERMEN

the kind ever gotten out in this state
and has not been surpassed anywhere
Tor the good reason that it seems tc
| be as nees perfection for the purpose:
for waich it is designated as could
well be made
Every subject is printed in black
faced type. with the paragraphs re
ferring to it following. Marginal not
es give the numbers of all other sec
tons bearing oD the same subject
One of the many excellencies of the
book is that il contains the very lat
est decisions. including those made by
the last meeting of the grand lodge in
May.
But the point in which especial
pride is taken by the authors is the
index, which covers every section from
three to fifteen times, This will en-
able anyone with the slightest idea
OF what they desire to find to locate
the rule required. The index occupies
over fifty pages and is model of it's
kind
Besides the laws and decisions, the
work contains the constitution of the
grand lodge and of the subordinate
lodges, a list with the grand secreta
Aies, grand treasurers and grand rep
resentatives. A complete roster of all
OF the lodges in the state is also
part of the volume. 1t is shown that
Georgia has furnished three grand sir
OF the Sovereign Grand Lodge.
Ten years have elapsed since the
last work of the kind was issued and
since that time there have been many
in Odd Fellowship in Georgia.
Copies Of the book will be mailed
today to the lodges over the state
Judge Henry McAlpin and Mr.. John
S Tyson, grand secretary, have spent
much time III preparing the digest, |
which they believe will be of SERVES
to every Odd Fellow in the state.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-28
DART ANNOUNCES
HIS CANDIDACY
He VIII Stand for Re-
Election to Council in
White Primary
SECOND MAN 70 ANNOUNCE
He has Been Serving in Council for
Past Two Years and Has Made
Very Live and Energetic
Alderman.

A News representative heard yester-
day afternoon that Alderman w. r.
Dart had consented to stand for re
iection in the coming white primary
to be held on November %, and the
well known chairman of the pubic
works committee was called upon tor
an interview on the subject.
When questioned in the matter Al.
derman Dart said that attel mature
deliberations and upon the request o.
a large number of Brunswickians, he
had made up his mind to enter the
race. Speaking pn the subject he
said:
There are great many matters
o. public inte est that / am now inter,
ested in in the council and for this
reason largely | have concluded 10
stand for re election. The public
rpdu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
works department now has in hanu
a number OF civic improvements,
which should not be allowed to lag ana
which should be pushed to completion
and for this and various other reasons
! am going before the people for re-
election to The council"
1t affords The News great pleasure
to announce the candidacy OF Alder
man Dart No'member Of council has
been more earnest Or more energetic
in his duties, and the many pubic
improvements, Alderman Dart being
chairman OF the public works com
mittee, evidences the fact that he has
devoted a great portion OF his time
to the public world.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-28
DISABLED WARSHIP
REPORTED IN NORTH SEA

London, Oct 27-The trawler Primo
Q; Victoria arrived at Aberdeen to,
day. She reports passing disabled
Russian warship during the night OF
October 21-22 about 40 miles from the
place the Hull trawler we're fired on.
The warship early Saturday morning
was burning two red lights
The Princess Victoria thinking the
warship required assistance. steamed
close to her and hailed her, but though
the trawler semained near the ship
for three quarters Of an bur no answer
was given. v
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-28
BUSINESS WAS RUSHED
By THE CITY COUNCIL
proved. were placed in couse OF settle

proved. were placed in couse of settle
fment.
The business Of council was dis
patched last night With unusua
promptness and Alderman Downing
iI.timated after the meeting that the
rush was due to the fact that Alder.
man Aiken. Alderman Tupper. Alder
nian Newman, Alderman Dart and
Mayor Crovatt were anxious to ad-
journ early to see Murray and Mack
a. the Grand. 1t might be stated also
that Alderman Downing also attended
the performance
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-28
SHE WAS GIVEN A DIVORCE.
Husband Left Two Days After tn
Wedding.

Wedding.
Raleigh, N. c., Oct. 27.--ln the su-
perior court here jury has found in
favor of Stella A. Mcdonald, young
woman, in her divorce suit againsht
Paul Mcdonald. This is a very not,
able case by reason of the fact that
Governor Aycock took last year per
sonally in hand the matter of captur-
ing Mcdonald. He and the woman,
she mere girl, lived III Harnett coun-
ty them He betrayed her and fled.
The governor secured photographs OF
him, had it photo-engrayed at his own
.expensee and sent the pictures broad
cast over the country. The man was
caught in Alabama. The governor
wanted him sent to the roads for a
long term, the punishment for his
crime being very severe in this state,
but the girl loved him and said if he
would marry he that would be salts
factory. Mcdonald made a pretense
oil being very penitent for his treat
ment Of the poor creature and so they
were married. In two days he fed,
again going south. He was at one
time employed at Charleston as a
street car conductor.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-28
BRITISH DEMANDS TO TAKE
FORM OF AN uLTlMATuM.

London. Oct. PA dispatch receiv.
ed here tonight by the Central News
from st. Petersburg states that the
demands of Lhe British government
will take the form o. an ultimatum.
The time limit which has already been
fixed. expires toorrow morning at 10
o'clock and i is expected that some
thing will be done beore that hour.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-28
TROUBLE IS srlrL FEARED.

Everything was Quiet However in
Folkston Last Night.
News from Folkston whore The noto
Nous murderers are being tried was
Z the effect hat everything as quiet
"a the trials were progressing wits.
40 incident.
Al4oweYe5 many people still antici-
fing trouble. Last night, according
~ report received here. small groups
Of men were gathered about the little
town and were nduiging in talk con
eernins tue TRIAL 1t was also stated
.hl; alisney oas plentiful and several
,o4ioaled men were seen, who seem
cd 10 be irie4ds Of the Altmans and
were making theratg that they would
not be punished il convicted.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-28

The wreck on the seaboard Air Line
which was reported in the columns
yesterday morning, occurred at Bla-
dn. Two or three freight care we're
derailed but 70 damage, save the delay
ing Of traffic, was done,A trains
were running on their regular scheduI
es yesterday.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-28
FIVE WE'RE KILLED IN
WRECK ON FREIGHT TRAIN

Bloomington. H.. Oct. 27-J. Francis
co, cigarmaiser Of this city and four
tramps were killed in the wreck OF
Wabash freight train at Sadorus
Champaign county, after having been
tut Off the train three times
Martin Tracy, also ciSarmaker
Of Boston, who was suspended for
four hours with his head hanging
close to the dead bodies Of his com
panlons tried to commit suicide by
slrangulation but was discovered anc
released
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-28
ZIG BUCKET SHOP IN
NEW YORK sUsPENDs

New York. Oct. 27.-Broker Labar.
rec, at the head of the J. Walter La
barree firm, suspended today, owing
about three hundred thousand dollars
He operated one OF the largest bucket
shops in New York.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-28
PECULIAR DEATH OF FARMER.
Philip Rabun. Near ereenviIle, Ala
pies After Brief Illness.

GreenvilIe. Ala, Oct. 27.-Phillip Ra-
bun. an eccentric citizen Of this coun-
ty. died at his home near here few
days ago. suddenly and peculiarly lie
vas attacked with a severe pain IN MS
head. and remarked playfully that It
would get his tag" if it did not let
up He died next day With sale
OF cotton recently made be paid every
cent he owed, putting him out Of debt
for the first time in twenty years. He
was 50 years Of age.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-28
A eRETNA GREEN HOTEL.
Marrying Parson Of Bristol is Building
House.

Bristol, Va, Oct 27.-Rey. Alfred
Fl. Burroughs, the man Of matrimonial
fame, who has married during the last
twelve years a total of 1860 eloping
couples from Virginia and West Vir-
giana, is making preparations for a
sin larger business. He is now hay
ing twenty room house erected near
the union station, and will have it so
arranged as to best suit his marrying
business. Since Parson Burroughs
sometimes marries as many as six
couples at the same time he will see
that the house contains several bridal
suites, sas
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-28
OVER FIVE THOUSAND BALES
or COTTON NOW ON WHARF

There are exactly FIVE thousand. five
hundred bales Of cotton on the wharv-
es of the Southern railway at present.
five thousand bales are on the wharv.
Is at hte new dock aDd five hundred
GALES on the wharf in the city. Two
steamers are expected tomorrow to
load the cotton.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-28
British Time Limit to the
Car Expires at 10
O'clock Today
lake FORM OF ULTlMAIUM
Foreign Secretary Lansdowne Made
a Statement to Sir Seymour, Re-
assuring rim That Everything
Would be Settled.

st, Petersburg, Oct. 27.-Novesti to-
cay opened a subscription list for the
fishermen Of the Hull fleet and it was
literally subscribed to. II is believed
that a large amount will he raised
bere in short time. and the money
viii be Immediately forwarded to
theos who suffered by the sinking OF
the boats.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-28

New York. Oct. 27.-Edward M.
Morgan, assistant postmaster in the
New York city postofiice, was today
named as the temporary successor OF
Postmaster G. Van Cott. who died sud-
denly Tuesday. The selection was
made by Postmaster Van Colts bonds
men. as reQEired by law.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-28
LNoTEs ALONG The RIyER FRoNT
sat5h Of ListIe items Gathered on
the Bay


The schooner James Davidson. Cant
Jansen, which returned TO port few
days ago in distress, is dischargine
her deck load at the wharves of the
Mallard Forwarding Company. As
soon as this is finished survey viii
be made.
The tug Angie & Nellie, which has
been en- rouee here f:om Texas fo1
some time, will probably arrive Sat
urday or Sunday She is now oui
from Miami, Fla.
The tug Edgar F. Coney left last
night for Darien, where she goes tC
tow out the Norwegian bark Serirga
bound for Bristol
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-28
THEY MARRIED IN THE PRISON
Ella Kelly Completes Term and is
Immediately Made Bride


Raleigh. n. c.. Oct 27.-The first
marriage in The penitentiary here oc-
Cured this afternoon. ELY Kelly, a
young white woman of Moore county,
whot at noon, completed years term
and James A. Marley. of Liberty, be-
ing the contracting parties. lie had
written her he would meet her in the
prison and marry her Immediately
The officials assented. Justice M. B.
Barbee, Mexican war veteran per
formed the ceremony.
The woman's conduct had been good
during her term as to be praised by
the oficials. Her offense was mainly
due to Ignorance She had no money
OF counsel.