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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-21
Little Francis Harris surled.

The funeral Of little Francis Harris
occurred sunday afternoon from I'll
family residence, Rev. WHY'S Reue
cifieiating. rae interment was in Oak
Grove cemetery where the remains
acre tenderly laid to rest in the fami.
ly lot The following gentlemen acted
IS pail bearers; r, w. Wrench, J. 4.
lamhrieht g, II. Wimberly and b. +.
Mann
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-21
A. & B. ANNUNCfS IT'S
ROUTE TO BIRMINGHAM
~sgReEANr KITTY" TONIGHT
High Class Musical Comedy WIN be at
the Grand,

~ ~t-'SS '"~9iS@t NSihS0J fFtii h0 Al
the Grand.
The comic opera Sergeant Kitty
which will be presented Mt the Grand
tonight by Mr.. George r. White stands
easily at the head Of comic opera sue
cesses for this season and for last sea.
son. 1t will be presented here with
the same full New York company OF
sixty including a big ehorue OF forty
Pretty girls who can ana do sing as
lew comic opera chouses can or 40
sing. Everything that is essennaLs
an evening OF thoroguh
mas been provided by " Ehe
list Of principals - OF Wen
known comic ops ofites and in
cludes Helen "a. Charles Wayne.
Eli.h 2 5ylyian l4anglols, vir,
mer, 'fom Hadaway. wheeler
FaFT' Lillian Seville, Frederick Knight
and half dozen others equally popu.
lar.
The chorus o. forty pretty girls VINO
can and do sing well is one of the
strongest features of Mr. Whites pro
mction. The book is by r. Ii. Burn.
side ard the music by A. Baldwin
sloane.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-21

Mexico CITY feb. 2O.--'rhe women
workers Of thf AntiAlcohoic league
'are contemplating visits to workshops
ana large iae'cries for the purpose OF
instructlng operatives in matters On
lygene and temperance. The move
ment has the cordial support OF the
authorities, who are striving 10 curb
lhs Istaii lqurl traits
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-21
coop FoR lupag yIM eLouNr
important Assignment for the eeor
aian in PhlIlppines.

important Assignment for the Geor.
gian in Philippines,
Washington, Feb 20--Mauila news
papers, just received announce the as.
signment OF Judge Jim Blount, Of Geor
gia, to perform the duties Of associate
justice Of the court Of land registra.
ton. Judge glount mas been ror some
time serving as a judge OF the FIRST
instance, as they put IL out there
which means something Ike our 1udg
les Of the superior court This assign
ment 10 service on the land reglstra
on court at Manila is promotion
and one highly deserved by the excel
lent record Judge Blount has made
The salary OF the new iudgship is si
200 year.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-21
schooner MaItham So.

a special sert out from New London
Conn. says the three masted schoon
ei Waltham, Captain Parker OF Bruins
wlcN, Ca for Noank, which ran ashore
of the western end of Fishers island
yesterday. was pulled OFF today anc
.owed to this city. The damage is
cleyed TO be light.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-21
oulet In san pomlnno.

Washington. Feb 20--A cablegram
received at the navy department today
from Rear Admiral Sigsbee, command.
ing the Caribbean squadron, with head
quarters at Monte Cristl, reports that
everything Is quiet In San Domingo
Anairs there, he adds, are progressing
n 4 sallgfapt9ry manner,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-21
PANAMA CANAL
70 CAUSE CLASH
A Fard Task to Obliterate
y Traces of the
+ Tragedy
TWO BRANCHES DON'T AGREF
House is Strongly Opposed to the Com
mission and SO is Ehe President,
but Senate is in Favor OF the
Commission.

s.
Washington, Feb 20..-While tht
senate is insisting upon ITS constiru
tlonal rights as part Of the treaty-mal1
Ing power of the government. ant
v lille the house is insisting witA.equa
vgor that the senate shall ~ en-
croach upon its constitutional perog
alive to initigte all tartn lsla;ioi
another possibility of a clash loom.
up.
Thisbs over legislation bearing up.
on the Panama canal
The house, with the approval Of thc
President has passed a bu for the
government Of the canal, one OF whose
features is the aboldion OF the canal
commission. The Members or the con
gressional party which visited Pana
ma came back full Of thSNdea that
the less commission there isNe bet
ter it viii be for the canal moM. II
is understood the president liked Ais
idea of doing away with the comm
sion. and so expressed bimselt to Nlr.
@ann, the anthor of the house bill,
and other members OF the committee
But the senate committee has given
its approval 10 Dill drawn by Senator
INittredge, which retains HE commits
sion. And certain very inauentiai
senators have let it be understood
they viii oppose any canal legislation
involving either abolition of the com
mission or reduction in the member
ship Of hal body
Senator Kittredgc The only member
OF the senate committee whc mas
made personal Investigation Of che ca,
nal zone, and, confessedly, the mem,
Der who has given most study to the
practical siae Of the problem Of con,
stitution, came back fro'a Panama as
strongly opposed to TIE commission
as any of his Louse associates. Indeed
be was the hrst Of The part on arrIv-
al at Washington to express hmseu
strongly on tnat question
Seeing the opposition thus loomina
Up, the members OF The present com
mission have not been idle. Coulq
Senator Kittradge have put through
the COMMITTEES q bill embodylng ms
personal opinions there would have
been no commission left. or at least,
il would have been a commission OF
not more than three men. But TGr
reasons very weli understood. ne coulG
not have MS way in This particular.
Rear Admiral Walker, the head of
the commission, is very closely con
rected personally and politically with
Senator Allison. Of Iowa Othor mem
bers Of The senate are Interested in
other members OF the eommis ission.
Since the beginning Of he session the
influence the commissioners could
rling 10 bear upon senators seem to
nave been exercised.
At any rate, when Senator Kittredgc
announced his belief in the abolition
OF the commission, he. was tod II
would he Impossible, al tnfs stage OF
the legislative situation, to pat any
sucb bill through the senate. Realiz-
irg the patercy OF the opposition to
his views. the South Dakota senator
as compelca to make the senate
bill in way to retain the commission.
The house leaders are as strong
as'eyer in their opposition to the com
mission. Hence another pretty clash
is apparently on the eve OF develop.
ment.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-21
ALarne cdRnnanY.

The Sergeant Kitty Company
which viii hold the boards at the
Grand tonight is one Of the largest
compaples which has visited Bruins.
Hiek this season, II IS understood
ihat the musical farce carries 4 total
q about sixty people,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-21
ST. PETERSBURG PLANT
WILL BE CLOSED DOWN.

st. Petersburg, Feb. 2O.--The man
ayers Of the Franco-Russian dock
yard, the Necsky thread works, the
Russo-Americaa Rubber Company and
other establishments. have decided to
close their works for Two months ow-
ing to the attitude OF che strikers.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-21
rooNE RECEIVED MUCH LEAD.

Bullet over Eye and Side Filled With
Shot.
Valdosta. Ga., Feb 20.-In disturb.
ance in the southern portion of the
city last night Joe Boone, young
white man, received pistol wound
ever the eye and his side was filled
with bird shot from a gun.
A dozen shots were fired. Two men
and two women are in Jail being held
tntil- Investigation can be made.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-21
BIG. UNIVERSITY AT \
ST. T.PENsRSBURC CLOSEd
A BASEBALL NOVELTY.
Trying to Arrange t Game Here for
March 6.

rying to Arrange 7 ~ame Here foi
March 6.
/ On Monday March the baseball
enthusiasts of the city will nave an oD-
1ortunity of witnessing one ofma
most interesting baseball games h
played on the local grounds H.
ayers Fleming and Waff of Z
opera house succeed tb
ldertaking. On that
organization present
pastoral drama The ~ hteei
list" will appear at the Gran
house and sasebar team compo
entirely Of it'ss members, has oHcrea
to play any club in the city on the ofs
.synoon Of the date they play heres
The actors are neatly uniformed ana.
thoroughly equipped and are capable
q making any team in Aneuco hustle
10 beat them During last August.
September ana October the company
vas touring throughsthe New England
states where the team met and de-
lcated some OF the best clubs in the
different leagues in that section OF the.
country.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-21
MRa. sTqKaEe FovND DsA1.
DAUGHTER in same Hoor Knew Meth

Daughter in same Room Knew Nctlr
ing Of Occurrence.
waynesboro, Ca, Feb. 20--Mrs Geo.
SIurges was found dead In bed this
morning Her death was sudden and
unexpected She was about eighty
three years old, and was a native OF
Burke county, aud lived here all ner
life.
Her daughteg hlfs philo Sturges,
was i'll also ana VAS N the same room
in Rhich her mother died and knew
nothing Of her dtata unsn il was found
cut this moFnlns
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-21
MEW eEoReIA INDUSTRIES.

LIST Of Those Established in the State
Last Week.
The Chattanooga Tradesman reports
the following rev Industries in Geor.
gia last week.
Doerun-Saw Mil.
Berner--Cotton gin.
horsyth-SaW mill
Savannah--Cold storage plant; bug
gy factory; copper works.
Valdos:a-$70.O 900 starch factory.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-21
RUSSIANS EXTENDING
oEFENsIE WORKS

Toxic. Feb. 20.--FieId Marshal oya.
ma reports that the Russians are con,
4 saaiilg their defensive works in all di.
ections. They continued to shell por.
ions Of Japanese line on Friday.
On the same day they essayed small
infantry attack but we're renilsed.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-21
SIX CANDIDATES NOW
IN POSTOFFICE RACE

50 far IL as follows; o, w. Cole. n,
McC. Brown, r, f. Hardaway, W. II.
Deyoe, A. M. Smith, VIM Nightengale'
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-21

Lima, Peru, Eph. 20-The Peruvian
government has handed iho cpllpen
charge d'nnalra here protest aaalngt
iho recent chnen sAa neI|Y|np lrehlyi
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-21
MANY DF DS ART MADE

London, Feb 20.--A 81 Petersbdrg
dispatch received here ton int, an.
aolnces that a great meeting Of the
professors and students Of the Univer-
slty Of ST. Petersburg held meeting
this afternoon. atsWhich it was decided
|to Immediately close the large univer-
sity until next fall
The many Sneakers boldly demand
ed the government to grant all civil
rights and representatives of the gov.
ernment.
Strong resolutions were passed at
the meeting demanding the constitu.
ents, the universal suffrages, Liberty
speech press, Liberty association to
grant freedom to laborers to strike,
Amnesty religious political defenders,
autonomy each part Of the country not
II Russian nationality.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-21

The Weather.
Forecast for today in FeoTgia: Cod.
er probably showers.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-10
BIBLIOTECA DEL BoLETIN MERCAN1IL

Una prudente resoluci6n, 81 podeis mantener-
la-dijo secamente la anciana mo te dejo nada en-
mi testamento, Rodrigo pero he colocado dos mil Ii
bras de tus ban queros. para que pueda
par algdn agujero 81 precisa
Rodrigo estaba tratando de escoger frases para
expresar agradecmiento pues ell generoso presente
1legaba con la mayor oportundad. Made sno su MT
ier el sabau cuan reducidos medos, agota-
dos ror los cuanosos gastos de los ltmo ocho meses
cuando Margarita excamo de pronto la mayor
naturalidad.
-lPero Sc ha olvidado usted de Rosemunda, que
rda tia?
-iPero que bendic6n que Rosemunda la Bella
no Sc divide jamas de ST msma-dijo miss Linsay con
la mas esceplca de 1nuecas-Y conduce
la segunda notica. La cua te dedico especalmente
Rodrigo No acaricies la idea de que .aste ell CO.
raz6n de miss Jerrier. querido milo. iva casarse
-iCasarse Rosemunda! No saba una pslabra!-
dijo Margarita.-iYa Sc -. va Sc! ;Cuanto me ale
gro D.. lord Beltram!....
ST.. una -omantica como, pudiera maginar
Que lord Beram partido convenente para Ro-
semurda que el future acttal.
Es friolera que hernanas sean todav1a jo-
venes Rodrigo-1io la anciana dirigiendole maig
ma sonrisa,-pero miss Jerrier es una jcven de mas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-10
MARGARITA

Pero Rosemunda preiere permanecer ausente de
casa residendo todavfa lady Byfeld hacia la
cua parece haber desarrolado la mas filial de las
ternuras.
Pero, como lady Juana dice lady Jrana parece
tan complacids de la ausencia de Rosemunda s1bito
afeco por lady Cy6eld 10 habfa estado de todo
cusnto hacfa querida nina hay mas que compren
derla!
Va esta maternal salida, repetida delan-
de lord Beltram obigan este hacer replica.
-Yo que encantadora joven digna de
ser amada, puede ser facilmente comprendida, lady
Juaua.
miss Linsay ahade bruscamente, hacienda la
observation de lord Beltram mas comprensible
" seg1n mi pobre crterio encantadora jo-
ven digna de ser amada es ciertamente Rosemuuda
Terrier. ~
no Sc habl6 mas del asunto hasta dez dias mas
tarde cuando los huespedes huberon marchado per-
manecendo miss Lnsay que ''se encont1aba demasiado
bien para moverse", como ella decia
una tardecita, una tarde perfumada de abril miss
Linsay entr6 Ell gsbinete de Margara, cerr6 cui-
dadosamene la puerta l1amando Rodrigo que estaba
juntoa la ventans.
-Tengo setenta afios, estoy enamorads, nj
GUSTAV las noches h1medas de primavera-dijo Sc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-10
HOTEL MELIA
COLMADO Y CAFE RESTAURANT
6-PLAZA PRINCIPAL -3y5
PONCE, PUERTO RICO


duchas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-10
Secci6ss s'e1igiosa
SANTOS DE MANANA
MES DE OCTUBRE

Microbes II.-Santos Fermin, obs
po y confesor y Nicasio, oblspo mar
til, Luis Beltran. confesor y santa
Placida, virgen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-10
DtCCIONARIOS.


Ing-Epano mas complete
pubcadns j. NJ Lopez, D. e. Bcsley.
Frances Eo Espano Frances, por Vicente
Castelano Encicop6dico por Campno
Dconaro EspanoInge IngEspano Slva-Webster-
Dconao de Bolo F. NJ de Rivas, Espaol1nges nges-
Espano ndice encuaaernari0n de pl.
Dconaro de Bolo, NJ de Riva Epanongles Ingles
Espano Ddice, encuadeInacion Tela.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-21
THE POULTRY felix's
THE COUNTY ASSOCIATION HELD
INTERESTING MEETlyu
Discussed q Nurber of lmportan.
CI-St.C15 and Gl,ct
Cll-er5

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The Jasper news., 1905-12-21

Get your fleece line hose at the
jasper Racket Store.
Highest cash Price paid Tor hides at
BoUCHaE a. Sos.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-21
Notice

All vino are indebted to mp are
re4uesteI % call und SETTLE same at once.
NG. G = CAMrUELL.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-05
WOMEN ACTIVE
ON KANSAS SIDE
OF 1900 Registered Voters Of Kansas
City 5000 Were FcmaIe--pem.
ocratic Victory.
(ny Associated press.)

KANSAS CITY. MO-. April a.
Elections were held in the larger cities
of Kansas today. The Democrats car
ried Kansas City, Kas.. and I-cavcli-
worth, this being u revolution and en-
tirely unlocked for III. each case. Topc.
kn and Wichita elected Republican
tickets. .;T
William w. Rose (Dem) was eject.
ed mayor of Kansas city. Kas., by
probably l.500 plurality. The election
was notable because Of tho activity OF
the women voters. or total regis.
trntion Of $4,000, 5000 were women
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-05
COULD FIND NO .#
TRACE OF POISON
Artist Larncd and Servant, Held in.
der Suspicion Are Discharged
From cust1dy.
tBy Associated Pre.s.,

NEW YORK, April LA cnroncr's
physician who performed an autopsy
ON The body OF Mrs Ruby GlfifGd, tho
young wife OF Nm. J.. l.arned. the IL,
illustrator, has reported that. he ct:,lil
find no trace of poison.
The young woman died Sunday nisht
In a mysterious SLEEP. supposed 10
have been induced BY poison she Ind
drunk In glass Of t'larct. I.arncd and
a servant wcro parOlcl in custody pen
ding he result OF the Autopsy
The coroner at once discharged
I.arnad and the servant from custody.
but held them as witnesses FOR an ii-
quest tomorrow. He sad the autopsy
revealed no trace Of ,li.salsn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-05
STATE MINE Examiner DEAD
Lost His Life in an eaor, to Perform
His -Accidcn. is Attributed to
Explosion of carboni, Acid Gas. Due
to Poor ven.iIa,lon--No coroner's
Verdict Vel. /.
tBy Associated pre.n.l

CAl,HONDALE, Ills. April -:
Thirty.scven bodies Of miners. who lost
their lives IN the gas explosion at tile
mine Of Joseph Letter. at Zeiglcr, yes
tcrday. have been recovered and il is
supposed that several more bodies are
In tho mine. .... d.
Among the dead is William Scot At
kinson. State mine examiner for tho
seventh sub-disirict. who lost his llfo
in an attempt TO perform his duties
as mine inspector, and who died while
trying to reach the bodies OF those who
were cntombed. Tine accident Is at!
tributcd to carbonic acid gas, due 10
poor ventilation. i
Joseph Letter arrived at the sEuft::
today
The corOner's jury. en,panelcd to IN
quire into the cause OF tho disaster, has
so far rendered no verdict. :: -: 4
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-05
NORFOLK WOMAN .s5
COMMITS SUICIDE
Grlcying ovor Death Of Her, slstcs,
she Takes a Morptths PoWdSTTi
Recovery Was Expected. 3e .;-
(Ily Associated Press. )

NORFOLK. VA. April 4. Edith
Turner, aged % years. who came here
from Savannah, Ga, and had been liv.s
Ing under the name OF Edith Andor.
son. died suddenly today from the ct
fccts or morphine.
The girl l,a,! recenL;r. received
telegram announcing tile death Of a
sister IN Savannah ,aud last night swirl.
lowed a morphine powder She way
found unconscious In Icr room today,
but physicians revived her until she:
could talk.
Her recovery seemed. certain, but. as
II Rrecaulion,. The cir! was. takcnto 81,
Vinccnt's hospital. While the iloctnry
were working on her this afternoon
with seemingly gouI results, she, tied.
The body rs hting lcl,i pending IN:
strnctions from ho@ people III Savan.
.hah.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-05

was attended to by Pop" Arson, who
mas an almost equally mcritous record
in family mattcrs. Arson. the old.timc
hero OF the baseball field was The
Democratic candidate for city clerk.
His popularity. personally. was beyond
doubt Il potent help TO ;lln Democrats,
who seemed to hugely appreciate his
campaign statistics. designed TO prove
that the Democracy. al least in Chica.
20, was the original and only genuine
opponent of race suicide.
The plurality for Dunno tDcm.) il;
estimated at between 10000 anl 3D.
900 votes over llarlnn III tho city
election two years aSn. Harrison
Dcm.) defeated Stewart tRcp.) by
1850 plurality. The city. however.
was carried H. the Republicans in the
presidential election las, fall by Il
heavy plurality.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-05
THEY SANG ,"RaY OLD
KENTUCKY HOME
President Stood Uncovered While
Singers Gave Famous "Bluc
Grass State" Ballad.

As the President descended 10 the
platform from the speakers stand the
voices of two male German singing
societies burst forth with the strains
of .My Old Kentucky Home" the
President remaining uncovered until
the famous song had been concluded
Then spoke to the singers as follows:
Gentlemen: I want to thank you
for coming here to sing today, and I
want to say just one thing suggested
by your presence. We as people are
composed of men of many different
stocks from tho Old World. Each
stock can contribute something of
great value to our national life.
Contributions Of the Germans.
Tho people of German origin who
have conc here have contributed much
In many different ways, and, not. the
least Of what they contributed has
been the power to know what the Joy
of living means. (Applause.) There is
one word wish iti>were possible to
translate. but. IL Is impossible, l wish
Continued OH eighth mgc,)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-05
THIS BAD NEGRO
MURDERED FOUR
Exterminated Hjs Wife.s Family Be,
cause She Rcfusedto Return Homo
and live With Him.
fEv Associatcd Presa.,

BAT'ESNILLE ARK April i.---Iohn
Dew. a. negro. went iuISulphur Rock
today to see Ills wife, WIN was at her
fathers home, and because she refused
to return with lin he drew a pistol
aud shot her dead.
Then he shot and killed his wirc.s
mother and another negrcss. His
fathcr-in.law secuted n shot gun ana
shot Dow. but not fatally. The latter
being able TO return the lira killing
his fatlier-in.law
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-05
EARTHQUAKE IN LAHORE.
Loss of Life and Destruction Of prop.
erty In Britain India.
(By Associated Prcss.D

3 LONDON. April IA dispatch 10 a
news agency from Lahore british IN
dia. says: "a violent earthquake has
occurred icrc, accompanied by serious
loss, of lifa and grel. damage to pub.
lie and other buildings.
The sUwn hall Ia nImns; RACED an,l
the cathedral and .Iuma Masiid. ono
Of the finest Mosques in india. are
seriously injured. Other big buildings
are cracked anai Il salrrd Many houses
] In the iatlyesduartcr collapise;,.'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-05
is Close hi st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. April AT midnight
returns from $50 out u: total of iO6
precincts showed FOR mayor: John A.
Tally tRen). 2i.Gi5: lsu!!a Wells
Uem) !24920: Lee Mcrriwcatllcr Tin.
dependent Public Owncrsliip,. l.lS2.
These returns we're frcin scattered rrc.
cincts, only ono ward being complet.
cd, which give Tally SD plurality
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-05
Results in Missouri.

KANSAS CITY, MO. April IL Flee,
tons were held in many cities AMI
towns Of Missouri today. IN most in
stances the issues were local In nature
AMI party lines were not distinctly
drawn. lii Jefferson CITY Henry j.
Wall tDcm) was elected mayor. ana
the entire Democratic ticket elected.
reversing the result Of two years ago,
when the Republicans swept The city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-05
VICTIM OF: AssAsslNs.
Prominent Contractor Found Dead In
Streets,
tDy Assoeiatcd rrcss.l

tDy Associated prcss.)
FORT SMITH. ARK. April 4.-rhe
dead body Of Samuel. Spencer, prom
inenl contractor Of this city. has been
found between two buildings on
Thompson avenue, with Il bullet sAole
through the body,
The tronscr pockets were turned
inside out and a. 3S calibrc pistol was
found lying about a foot from his left
hand.
His watch AMI sixty.fivc cents In
money. In hip pocket, wcre nndis-
turbcd. There is no clue to the nssas-
sin.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-05
MAMi-Ey TslLo.
Catholic Writer and Once an Aide en-
Jefferson Davis Staff.

CLEVELAND, ONO. April A.
Marley rsHo. former editor cf lie
Catholic Univss.;a official organ of tho
Catholic church for this diocese. died
today aged 81 years. Tcilo was wide
'ly known ms a farccful writer.
During the Civil war he became
colonel IN tlls Confederate army. scrv.
lug under G",e,al Harry Gilmurc. at
CT he was attached tc The slafr>oe .Dcf.
fcrscn Davis liprn one occasion lie
was captured by Union troops and con.
fined IN Rock Island prison from which
,lle escaped.