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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-03-22

EWES, $500 FROM 2 no YEARS
old. delivered before lambing at 81
per head; will furnish place for lamb
ing. T. R. Murray, Moore, Montana.
3.8.tf
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-03-22

HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND FURNI-
ture. For sale cheap. Inquire of
Mrs. Millard, First Ave. and Janeaux
street. 3-22-1t*
FIVE ROOM HOUSE-CENTRAL
located. Will exchange for cattle
or horses. Inquire Of G. M. Stone,
Lewistown. 3-22-tf
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-03-22
FOR SALE.

TWO IMPORTED PERCHERON
stations, weight 1850 and 1850:
cheap for cash or will take good notes
on long time, or trade for young geld
1ngs or mares weighing over 1900 lbs.
Enquire at Dark Horse Stable, Lewis.
town, Mont. 3-8.tf.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-15
CONDITIONS OF FREsHErs.
conee and oemulgee Rivers Reported
to be Above Banks.

oconee and ocmulaes Rivers Reported
to be Above Banks.
The following from the Macon Tel
sraph of yesterday will be of inter
st in this city as Brunswick does con
siderable business with points on the
cmuIgee:
'rha heieth OF the freshet in the
Ccmulsee at Macon and points above
hes been reduced foot or two from
ehat il ordinarily would have been
by the high northwest wind and freez-
NJ. temperature yesterday. but the
very heavy rains on the Oconee water
she'd and in Middle Georgia viii cause
'he conditions at points below to be
Just as torecastcd.
At Macon during the forty eight
sours ending at a, m. yesterday 4.59
inches fell or what is usually whole
onths rainfall.
Al Dublin, on the oconee the totat
mount FOR Iorty-eight hours was Gas
hches, at MilledgesYille, A16 inches
Il Beech Hill CSC hours) S.lS and at
}nbevilie, o@aza.aa. 90 isss'ilsz pe rains
he'd and the middle and east Geor-
aia Most Of the river interest lie
telow HawkinsviIle and Dpolin, where
tse rver Spreads out several miles
8 er the lowlands in high water and
tie frcsnet will be Of great benefit to
item
Had it not been for the cold wave
and the strong winds from the north
east a freshct OF large proportions
ould undoubtedly have played havoc
Il the vicinity OF Macon. All day yes
terday the waters OF the river stood at
point very near the danger line but
he strong wind seryel to keep the
water moving rapidly and away from
the city.
Learning that the Ocmu, gee was
mgh many sightseers again MADE their
way to the river bridges. The current
was much stronger than on Sunday
hut not so much drift wood appeared
on the surface
Many Of the smaller tributaries to
the river are locked in Ice thus lessen
Irg the amount OF water which other
Sc would have poureQ into the Oc-
mulgee.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-15
SITUATION IMPROVING
Even in Poland Disturbances GROWING
Less Serious.

Even in Poland Disturbances Growing
Less Serious.
ST. Petersburg, Feb 14.-The strike
situation according to reports from
the interior is everywhere improving
even in Poland. Here all danger OF a
revival Of an acute stage seems to
taye passed
The Imperial ukase summoning a
joint commission of asters and work
men chosen by themselves to investi-
cate the causes of discomfort among
lhe laborers was posted at all the
works today, creating a favorable i'm
lression.
The government has increased wag-
es at all government shops and alsS.
the pay Of ths railroad employees by
- to 20 per cent. In addition the
Minister Of Finance has taken a bod
SEP in recommending to the commit
ice OF Ministers the formation OF labor
association for protecting the inter
ests of the workmen. Count Seem
Jek the head Catholic archbishon has
trGered hiatt prayers for peace be
offered in all Catholic churches Of
hussia.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-15
FOUND GUILTY OF BIeAMY.
ReV J. D .Woodard is Sentenced to
Four Years in Penitentlarv.

Few J. D .Woodard is Sentenced to
Four Years in Penitentiary.
Commerce, Ca, Feb. 14.-Rev. j. ID
Foodard who has been on trial for
the last two days in the superior court
at Jefferson, charged with bigamy
Las been found guilty and sentenced
10 four years in the penitentiary. Ir
will be remembered that Rev. Wood
ard came to this place about fifteen
months ago from Gastonia N. c.,
where after spending about three
months, married a Miss Patton, OF
roar this place. Shortly after his mar
'lage it developed that his former
Wife was still living and from whicn
frose the charge Of higamy.
Rev. Woodard's plea was in the ma
ture Of the state prosecuting the
wrong man for the crime and he
fought with vioous efforts to maintain
this pretence. However, the state
slowed by the wife and father in law
as well as others that Rev. Woodard
was the man and that his identity
as absolutely certain.
Other remarkable evidence which
came out in the trial was that he had
formerly lived with two other women
pretending to be their husband.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-15
MAKES A CHANGE
=. j. Simmons, Jr. Quits Newspaper
Business in Atlanta-Well Known
and Popular Here.

The following from yesterdays At
lanta Journal will be Of interest to
the many friends Of r. J. Simmons
Jr., In this city:
T. J. Simmons, Jr.. assistant city ed
f.or OF the Atlanta Journal. has been
epointed manager Of the bureau Of
lubHcity Of the Southern Cotton Asso-
citation and viii assume his new duties
AT once.
Besides being one Of the best known
newspaper men in Atlanta, Mr. Sim
mons owns fine farm in Crawford
county, whicn he has managed most
successfully. The interests Of the cot
ton planters are therefore, his own,
end the work of the Southern Cotton
association viii be especially eorgen.
ial to him.
Mr.. Simmons is the son Of Chief Jus
tice I. j. Simmons. Of the Georgia
supreme court and is a young man
OF active and energetic mind, engaging
personally an remarkable ability. For
a number OF years he has handled the
state house news for the Atlnta Jour.
raj and no man who has held a repo-
torial position on loca. paper has
been bic to get more news than he
TO his ability TO get all the news and
bis appreciation Of a good story, he
added the ability to present this news
10 the public in . direct. attractive
f.anner that has made whatever he
has written most readable. AS assist
ant city editor Of The Journal Mr
Simmons has made the paper one Of
its most efficient men, making the pa
per's interests his own and ever show
Ing an untiring spirit In HIS work.
His retirement from newspaper wori
will be a distinct regret not only tc
his associates on The Journal. b.
Nhom he Is esteemed 30 highly, but b.
sil newspaper nen and By tie people
With whom he has been thrown as .
Newspaper nal. Few men in the pro
fcssion have made so many friends al
be and none have deserved them NOR
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-15
PRESIDENT
Police Commissioner McAdoo Looking
After Safety of Roosevelt While
He is in New York.

New York. Feb. 14.-Police Commits
sioner McAdo this afternoon took PER
sonal charge OF the arrangements for
lie protection Of President Roosevelt
Who is spending a few days in the city
Commissioner Meade added fifty po-
Eoemen to tn large detail already es-
corting the president. The entire
Itmber escorted him to the Hlnga-
rtan republic clubs headquar. RS, on
East Houston street
The whole east side Of the city turn
ed out to greet the president, and it
rook large force Of oIlce TO keep
the street clear. Cheers filled the air
continuously and the masses gathered
around the CHIEF executive
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-15
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION
OF FARMERS EFFECTED.

Lawrenceville, Ga, Feb 14.--Pursu-
ant to the cali Of County Chairman
r. A. Pate, the farmers OF the Law
renceyille militia district met at the
court house Saturday afternoon and
as called to order by Rev. A. H. Hol-
land, n. L. Hutchins, j., being request
cd to act as temporary secretary.
The following permanent organiza-
ton was perfected; District chair
man. A. Il. Holland; vice chairman, B.
!. Patterson; secretary, Samuel Craig
assistant secretary j. A. Coffee.
Committee on reduction Of acreage
and fertilizers Samuel Craig, ]. A.
Coffee. William MeGee and Ed. Craig
The following delegates to the couh.
ty convention on the 18th were ap.
pointed by the chairman; samued
Cialg, ]. ]. Mcdonald and J. A. Coffee.
The meeting adjourned to future cali
OF the chairman.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-15
A PROHIBITION
FIGHT IS Likely
-
Believed a Wet and Dry
Election will Shortly be
Held i'm Brunswick
MINISTER'S ARE ALL ACTIVE
Meeting was Held Yesterday, but no
Final Decision was Reached, and
Another will be Held by Min
listers and Others Feb. q.

While not many of odr citizens
seem to realize it, it is fact neveL
a.theless that brunswick is At .rr5sit
on the eve of a great pron beion fght
which has already been commence
by the ministers Of the city, and
which is likely to continue yntl the
@ople of the city go TO tb, 9ohs aud
determine whether or not WHISKY is
to be sold in Brunswick
This fight probably grows ont Of the
recent action OF city council IN amopd.
ing the license ordinance providing for
The paying off Of laborers in salo,".
Council. passed an ordinance prolubi%
Ing steyedores and others from paying
OF in saloons. and then repeaiea the
ordinance owe. the protest OF all mla-
,syers Of the l.iy both white and color.
sd.
The first gun in the fight wss fred
Sunday nigh when Rev a. j. Mon.
c,'ef scored the members OF council
lor their acton in repeating the ord
III nee.
This sermon by The Baptist minis e~
bought on considerable discdssioA
Monday and tie matter has been thf
5tpic OF conversation 10 the city since
tnat time.
Another stem vas taken yeaterda,
when tbs ministers met at the resi-
Csuce o. Rev Moncelef, at which most
Of them were present Ways and
nyans for beginning the battle were
discussed aud it was anal.y decided
10 hold gene al meeting on February
p at which Al. the ministef7 and pro
hhition element Of the city viii be-
Invited and definite steps viii be taken
iaulting to a prohibition election.
While 40 definite decision has yeti
been reached from aI Indications inI
Tie course Of few weeks Brunswick
vim he involved ia a red hot vet amt
dry election
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-15
JEFFRlEs HERE TONIGHT
He viii be Seen at the Grand
"Davv Crockett"


"Davy Crockett
James j. Jefres, who comes TO the
Grand tonight in his revival of "Dav,
krochett' is one Of the mos popular
princes Of til athletic world lie has
taken his honors with due modesty
ana no one ever heard Of his talking
shout what nc can Dc. That is MOI
The champions style. He is OF a rett.
mg disposition and natural ana home.
spun in his characteristics He is
generous to fauR ans q lr 80, tl,af.
likely that if was not for his wife
@cfries would not know what il meant
&c have a dollar His wife. however, is
clever business woman and takes
care Of the chamDlons monetary af
fairs
She travels with his constantly and
they both treat each other like a new.
iy married couple on a honeymoon.
MS. JeHrles is very proud OF her big
strong husband and he repays her ad.
II ration by an affection tia. is both
honest and unaffected Jeffries com
any is organized OF capable and cley.
er people and he has staged the pro.
cuction IN a manner far superior to
that OF the majority of road attractions
Jeffries was i great admirer Of the
late Frank Mayo whose identity is as
closely interviewer with the famous
play and he almost knew the part
~ heart from seeing It playel so often
by the famous AID greatly beloved
actor
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-15
PRESIDENT FRANCES Is
EXPECTED IN THE CITY

Hon. d. r. Frances, president Of the
recent st. Louis exposition and former
ly United states senator from Missou-
81, is expected in the city today.
Just what tIings Mr.. Frances here,
Or whether or not he is coming is
not known, but a number of kilograms
we're received at the Oglethorpe for
pm yesterday, and it is thought that
he is now ell route to the city. 1t
may be that he is going to Jekyl to
spend a short while.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-15
DEPARTMENT CALLED OUT
TO EXTlNGulsH SMALL BLAzt.

Chief Green and his men answere
call yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clo, X
from box "a corner Of r and streets
The blaze YVES discovered in tha
home Of Kendrlck Burgay on c street
The fire originated from the firepla -
ard was extiEguished before any sc
rous damage was done.
Chief Greer states that he Is sur
prised at the few fires his men are
having during the cold spell. in fas
the department has been called Oil.
only once or twice this winter and
there has not been serious fire IN
several months.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-15
MRS. LoVET~ SUES SOUTHERN
ROAD FOR $4,000 DAMAGES
husband, Inspector Of Buildings sna

Husband, Inspector Of Buildings ana
Bridges, Killed by Train.
The Atlanta Journal Of yesterday
says;
Mrs. Anna c. Lovett Monday morn
ing entered suit against the Southern
Hallway company for $4,000 alleging
that her husband John w Lovett,
vas killed on o hendcar which was
struck by fast freight tram.
She al leges that her husband who
vas inspector Of buildings and bridges
from Atlanta to Chattanooga was
raklng his route Of the road on a
rsndcar, and that while near oclta.
eah Junction, Tenn, his car was
struck by a freight, which she alleges
as running cut Of schedule tim
che accslent occurred November rs,
1903, and her husband died within a
few hours after being struck
Mrs. Lovstt Is represented by West
rao-a'snf Protherg as9 Milton TIiTsch
Of Atiaula
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-15
Raj L.R0AWRAfEBTT1 -
NOW UP 70 ThESENATE
A Working Majority is in Favor of
Section, But May Be Defeated
in Short Time Remaining

Washington, Feb. 14.--The house OF
representatives having voted almost
unanimously for the enactment OF
the TownsendEsch rate bill into law,
tLat measure is now up to the United
States senate for adoption or rejec-
ton. WlEther the senate will or Will
rot follow the example Of the house
and yield to thsmSemand Of the pres,
ieent and the Ne Of this country
Cor better railr5&s fate'-reSAsol, is the
leading question in congress today.
The chances seem somewhat slen-
Ger for the bill to pass the senate as 1t
comes over from the house, though ii
Is not at all impossssae for this end to
be attained II s&ms to be the ac.
cepted belief tn the senate will
amend the Dill, n maybe merely con.
tent itself vita app9in Ing a commits
sion to take testimony during the sum.
n'er. There are many, however who
hold to the belief that the president
viii force the senate into action of
some definite character.
President Hard at Work.
1t is quite certain that the president
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-15
DOOMED TO HANG
SHE COLLAPSED
@ q
Mrs. Edwards is Under
Sentence to Hang in
Reading. Penn.
H MAY BE POSTPONED
Board of Pardons viii Meet Today
and Take Some Action, as Woman
Is Said to be in Critical Con
dition-she Refuses to Eat

Reading. Pa FEB.
wards. who is under
Hanged here Thursday ,Iiias.
pIetely today.
The condemned woman hasn't eaten
a mouthful in over ten hours. and
row reported to be in a serious con
ton. She looked III and weak this
n orning and@Then offered breakfast
only turned away saying she could NOT
car any thing at all.
The board Ct pardons will meet to-
morrow and act on her case. and it is
likely that something will be done.
The governor has refused to interfere
and as far as he is concerned the muir
deress will be executed ThuIsday.
The board OF pardons, however, it is
believed, will postpone the execution
Ii is believed that the woman, will die
before Thursday unless it is decided
~ the board OF pardons to postpone
the hanging.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-15
TREES HEARD TO CRASH
UNDER WEIGHT OF ICE


Cleveland. Ca, Feb. 14.-The heay-
lest sleet in Tie history Of northeast
Georgia fell here. The trees were lad
en- with tons OF ice, everything expos
Cd being covered with at least an
inch Of ice Trees were literally strip
ped Of their branches and fruit trees
have been damaged to an enormous
extent.
Thees in the neighboring mountains
could be heard falling with tremen-
dous force continually during the
night. Trestles Of mining bitches have
fallen under the terrible load OF ice
and all mining operations are suspend
ed.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-15
FIVE ESCAPE FROM JAIL.
With Iron Pipe Prisoners Battered
TheiF Way TO Liberty.

TheiF Way TO Liberty.
Colquitt, Ga. Feb. IA. Five prison.
eis escaped from Miller county Jail
last night They had a 2-inch galva-
nlzed pipe and battered a piece out
cf the end Of the cell large enough to
escape The delivery was made some
me during the latter part OF the
hight,
One Of the prisoners that vas in jail
y ould not leave. He had a Wen dc,
Toloped case Of small pox aud he
would not go with the other live.
The following are the names and
the crimes for which they We're await.
ing trial:
Dutch Jordan; white, assault with
intent 10 murder.
Nal Washington, colored, mm der.
Charles White. colored, burglary.
Jonah Hill coiored, cheating and
swindling.
Tom Jones, colored, wife Whipping
Sheriff Wilkins is doing all he can
to capture the fugitives.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-15

1t is more than probable that st,
simon viii have hotel this summer
after ALI
While nothing definite is given out
by those at the head of the movement
\is known that plans are on foot for
heeu2ction OF hoteI and commit,
zee yesterday visited the island for the
purpose of looking over site which
Is in view for tAe hotel.
I u party visiting The island was
hposed of ]. B. Wright, f. D. Aiken
" 81. Upper. Albert Fendig and Sec
Ietary Kraetzer of the Bruins
wick City and Dock Improve
ment Company. wao is spending . few
days in the city.
The first three named gentlemen
sTe interested IN the hotel they being
prominent members OF the ST. Simon
1lansit ComDsny. which operates a
Inc Of steaers between the city and ST
simon. MIR. Fendig. at the head OF
lobston, Fendig and Company. repre-.
SCENTS the Brunswick Dock and City I'm
provement Company.
1t is wen known fact that a deal
has been on for the site ror some time
and although no decision has yet been
reached it is more than PROBABLE thar
the site will nc purchased. ard if this
is done work win begin on the hotel
ard it will te completed
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-15
ELks COMMITTEE TO MEET.
win Make Arrangements for State AS
ISOLATION, Which Meets Here.

win Make Arrangements for State AS
soeIation, Which Meets Here.
The committee Of Elbs in charge
Oh the arrangements for the state
meeting which is 70 be he'll in this
city In May will meet tomorrow night
and arrange ali prelminarie..
At this meeting different suh-commit.
tees will be named, the program will
be discussed and the local Elks will be
sin to prepare for the entertainment
Of The state association.
The Brunswick Elks will endeayor
to make this the largest and most
successful meeting ever held An elab
crate program viii be arranged, which
will be announced in few days and
those who attend the meeting are al
ready promised delightful time.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-15
COAL MINES STOP WORK
ON ACCOUNT or WEATHER

Birmingham Ala, Feb. 14.-It is re-
Ported that the railroad and telegraph
lines have about repaired all the dam
age done by the recent rains and cold
weather, but the rainy season appears
y have set III again and there is ap-
pfehension OF further embarrassment.
4 number OF coal mines in the west
ern portion Of the country have been
aut out Of business for the time being
and several can put out only half the
output.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-15
nankrup, Court Today.

Referee Isaac will hold a snort ses-
son Of the bankruptcy court this
morning. Among the matters to be
fcard Is the case Of J. b. Mallon and
tnat Of c. NJ. shepperson. both Of Way
cross. The banlsrupts will be exam
ined, a trustee named and other mat
ters disposed Of.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-15

is waging a most strenuous campaign
tor action on the part of the senate
lie has been holding conferences with
leading senators of both parties and
las informed one and all that he desir-
es the Townsend -Esch bill passed be-
fore adjournment. He has sntimated
TO one or more oppositionists that if
they desire any jobs given out to their
constituents during his administration
they had best show some interest in
bis side Of the railroad rate fight. This
yelled threat has scared the recalci-
trants into a tit and already more than
ene has become converted to the pres,
ldents views.
In the senate there is a working
majority in favor Of the bill, but there
are ways and means by which the Will
Of the majority may be oyerridden in
the senate. The commerce commit
tee can keep the bill in their hands
~ntll congress adjourns, if they so de-
sire. or in case it is reported out one
u more senators have the power to
Ilse in their seats and talk it to death
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-15
.LlEN TINES
AT STREET FAIR
4-
Fisk Syndicate of Am1se-
>nents Proves to be OIite
a Big AttractioI
SHOWS ARE ENTERTAINING
SHOWS ARE ENTERTAINING
Large Crowds Gathered Around the
Different Tents Last Night and
the Several Attractions En-
. Ioyed a Good Business.

The Fisk Syndicate Of Amusements,
which opened in Brunswick yesterday,
ras turned ont to be a bigger arai
than was at first expected by the PEI,
lie Of the city and last night Tie SHOW
grounds really fesembled a street toir
or carnivar.
All of the different attractions wesa
brightly Ishtfd lie speeIers wee
ousy yelling to the crowds, who weg3
AZ sisted Il attracting their attegtloa
y brass bands and altogelhe8th the
trst day was quite a successful one
and the shows were visited by qu,lr
large crowu.
In justice to MI Fisk and his atf-ac
tons it should be stated that all OF his
shows are strictly moral and hish
class in every respect and every lady
N Brunswick can visit them wlthort
Il least fear Of immoral lea,ures.
The electrical show, which has been
advertised So extensively 3s really
good and enjoyed an eXG3lient bust
ness last night. The ttail robbery
scene is one Of the best ever seen here
IN stereopticon views.
Kora Kora' about whish so mach
hos been sail is another eEtel aiming
attraction q fancy serpeatre dance
is the feature Of this attta4tila
For the amusement Of the children
there is ferris Wheel ths confetti
aud come ba x ball man, olc aad all
together the people of the city will
have good time at the far ta's week
Manager Fiyk announces mat the
shows viii opep daily at 2 o'clock and
continue i.lgIS. i at nisnt
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-15
FOURTEEN DEGREES BELOW
BREAKS CHICAGO RECoRL

Chicago, Feb. 14.-Today was the
coolest Of the winter in Chicago At
z O'Clock this morning the tbermom-
cter registered IA degrees below, a fail
of 2S regrees in y hours. At a. m.
the mercury stood at l8 below and the
observer predicted that it would not
rise much higher during the day.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-15
IOWA COLD RECORDS
BROKEN BY BLIZZARD

Des Moines, Feb. 1.-THE mercury
broke all records here today, tho ther.
nometer registering 26 degrees below
zero after a piercing cold extending
he past SO nours.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-15

A telegram was received inNihe city
yesterday announcing the death OF
Mrs. Maggie wryc which occurred in
brookwood, Ala, Monday. Mrs. wrys
nas . daughter Of Mrs, Rose Ames OF
this cyity and formerly resided here,
w g Aines, brother OF Mrs. Wrye
ieft lass Night Tor Brookwooa.