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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20
FIREMEN TALK
OF ELECTION.
Discussion Grows Warmer as
Time Draws Nearer for
the Event.
.ditor EVENING NEWS:

Editor y NFNiNG NEWS:
The all-absorbing topic with the
tiremen at the present writing are
the possibilities Of the forth coming
election for chief and assistants, and as
much interest is evinced by nj fire
laddies over the result as with the
politician ut a general election.
James NJ. Glenn, of Lincoln Engine
Company. the present first assistant
chief, Will be nominated for chief by
his adherents in that company.
Madam Rumor has it that another
member will be pitted against him.
Glenn is. without doubt, more popular
with the members of the other COM
pauies than any other member of
Lincoln Engine Company. He will
receive, with the rumored opposition,
a majority of the Lincoln vote. The
McClellans viii stand by him to a
man. and no matter how you may
figure, the Eagles will give him two
thirds of their votes. Washington
Chemical Company cannot do less
than divide their vote, and this would
more than elect Glenn. Any opposi-
ton TO Glenn by a member OF his own
company would aust a deadlock that
would bar the way of any Of the pres
ent Lincoln officials to the high office
of chief.
Thomas Baker, who has been NOM
mated for first assistant chief 10y the
Washingtons, cannot claim much pop
a~larity with other members of the de-
partment. and if the McClellans nomi-
nate Patrick Rocks, and it is general
~ believed they will, Baker would re-
ceive but a few votes. \ prominent
member of the Washingtons stated
only a few days ago that if Rocks was
nominated Baker could not control Il
majority vote Of his own company.
Baker has. without doubt, done Gre
ditable work as second assistant chief,
but he has held aloof from his fellow
hremen. an this fact is the cause of
his unpopularity. The nomination of
\ Rocks for first assistant chief would
Iust suit Eagle Hose Company. IT
Would clear the way for their nominu-
tAon for second assistant next year,
and the election of Rocks would create
q strong bond of friendship between
McClellans and Eagles, whereby the
McClellans would be bound to support
the Eagles nominee in 1906.
George Mead, of Protection Hook x
Ladder Company, nominee for second
assistant chief, is threatened with OPP
position from u fellow member of the
Hooks, Eugene Mullins. If Mullins
listens to his friends and accepts the
nomination it will be a close contest.
There would be an almost even vote
in the Hooks. Mead would ret two-
thirds of the Lincoln and Washington
vote while Mullins would hold an
equal vote from Eagle, and McCleI-
lans. They are both hard working,
popular liremen and their friends
would make a contest that would long
be remembered in the department.
FIREMAN.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20
A QUIET DAY
FOR CORDOvA.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20
DISPUTE War Risk Claim.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 20.-Bal-
four. Guthrie & Co. have brought suit
against the st. Paul Fire and Marine
Insurance company here for the recOv-
cry of $4,000 insurance money alleged
TO be due as Il result of the seizure
Of the steamer Arabia by the Russian
Nladivostok squadron last July.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20
DISTRICT COURT.

Few judgments were rendered in the
court this morning. Two iudS-
ment for possession were given in land
lord and tenant cases instituted by l.. G.
Brogser. Judgment for $2G. ~ was rem
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20
Local Items


Perth Amboy, and Miss Mamie
Sprague, of Tottenville, have returned
home after spending 4 week in Vest
chester attending the double wedding
of Miss Catharine NJ. Lott to Conrad
G.. Strubcl, 4 real estate broker of the
BronN, and Miss Nathalia VI. Strubel
to Mr.. William Gardner, II prominent
resident of Paterson.
Board of Aldermen meets tonight.
The Bennett Ioulton Stock Com
pany will appear in Wilder hall the
week Of March -, with strong plays,
and vaudeville ~pccialties between the
acts.
The Pali,i store in Smith street has
been in the hand, Of painters for
several days.
The colorcd Southern Jubilee Singers
will appear tonight in Simpson NJ. E.
church.
Miss Elsie Hutt. of Elizabeth. spent
Saturday and Sunday in town.
,,Itswas reported to the police yester-
day, shortly after noon, that Il man
was trying to force the door of the
house at % Fayctte street. When an
officer got there the fellow was gone.
II. j.. \. Lund has reported to the
police that he lost a pocketbook con
tanning about $50 and valuable papers.
between 3S3 State street and New
York, via the Staten Islam railroad.
A bad hole was reported yesterday
in the sidewalk at Woodbridge road
and New Brunswick avenue.
Mrs, Robert Hansen. of 272 Smith
street. has returned to her home after
visiting relatives and friend, at Mata-
wan and Keyport.
Thomas Rhine. of South River, Wis
tied friends in town Thursday.
William Jones, of l5S Brighton ave-
nue., has returned to his home after
visiting in Newark.
Mrs. William Syring. Of 292 Pros
pect street, who had her hand operated
on about two month, ago, is slow ly
improving.
Prof. G.. G.. Bovine. fine rornet solo.
list. has rc,igned as engineer at the
Pardee rolling mill and ha, accepted
a position a, leader and director OF
CrandelI', band and orchestra at Full
ton. n. y.
William T.cnI, If Rroad .troct =,
fireman in the employ of the Lehigh
Valley railroad, was injured by a fall
from his engine Friday. He is con-
fined to his home,
d. Dicdricksou ha, resigned his
position i'm the engine room Of the
Raritan Copper Works.
Rev. j.. j.. Lancaster. of St. Peters
church. will be out of town for a few
days, and Rev. Mr., Brueninghauscn,
Of Holy Cross church, will be in
charge Of the lcnten services.
Chief Burke tbis morning ordered
Patrolman Meshrow to instruct two
saloon proprictors in the upper end of
the city to close mp by order of the
Board OF Excise, because Of Illegally
in transferring their ownership to
A notice has been posted at police
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20
From Dodoing Autos.

First Doctor-No; this isn't a case of
81. Vitus' dance.
Assistant-Then what's the matter
with this man!
He has whizz-wagon twitch from
lodging autos.'-DctIoit Free Press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20
Windy Lot,

Thomas Carlyle once told DR..
Joachim, tie we'll known yiolinist: Il
don't care generally for musicians;
they're an empty wind-baggy sort OF
people"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20

SANTIAGO DE CHILE. March 90
In an accident which occurred in the
Lyric theater, caused by the collapse
Of the gallery, four persons were killed
and a great number injured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20
AN ACTORS VlSIT.

Arthur Cunningham, who is playing
'Lottcringhi' the Cooper in FRITZ Scheff
present production Of .'Boccaccio" at
the Broadway theatre, New York, called
on his sister. Mrs. Samuel Hunt, of Wat
son avrnue, to say good bye Sunday,
as the company leaves fof the road next
Sunday at II 30.
He says last saturday night was the
most enthusiastic audience he has sung
to yet. He had TO repeat his song four
times.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20
Cold Weather.

Switzerland has been having the cold
snap in % years. All the registering
instruments fro2e and the Thermometer
registered "a below zero.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20
Eyeglass booed.

Monoclea are now prohibited in the
German army.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20

Banana skins are in demand in Eag-
land, particularly at hotels. for the
cleaning of boots.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20

There are 20 miles Of tunnels cut in
the solid rock Of Gibraltar.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20
RUMMGGE SALE.

The Salvation Army is Gathering arti-
cle- fol their rummage sale which viii
be le.! from the llth to 32nd of April.
ir /, hoped that any one having things
for ID, sale will please drop a card to
Cap . Warner, 81 Market street. They
will be called for promptly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20
Denmark's Honey.

Denmark exports 81. 800, 900 pounds of
honey a year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20

Enamel ware, special all week
Coons x Co., 323 State st.
1O5f4 1920 u
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20

Real estate Raa estateI Rea
the bargains in special column on
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20

Enamel ware, special all week.
ICONS & Co, BOB State st.
1O5lI 3-2O q
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20

Try an AVID. in the Evening News
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-07-29
CASE AGAIN.

The celebrated Dismukes case, re-
Gently decided by the Supreme Court,
wherein it was held that the Mississippi
head camp, Woodmen of the World,
was liable to the widow of A. l.. Dis
mukes for the sum of 81 900 as a death
benefit, is not yet settled, and promises
to cause further trouble
Dismukcs, it is stated, was made a
member Of the Woodmen of the World
by Cottonwood Camp No, 324, located
at Artesia, while he was on his death
bed, and the evidence even showed
that he was dying when the i~nitiatory
rites we're administered
Since the Supreme Court affirmed the
case. and held the Woodmen Of the
World responsible for the death benefit
certificate issued in Dismuks favor,
Sovereign Commander c. Root has
filed a bill of accusations against the
Cottonwood Camp, and if the charges
are sustained in this bill as they were
in the evidence adduced during the liti~
CATION the charter,of the camp will be
dissolved and the members summarily
dismissed from the order. The matter
has attracted a great deal of interest
in fraternal circles. Htf
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-07-29

edly he appeared at the Bryant
homestead with as much of the
ore as a stout man could well
carry. lie encountered many
hariships in again locating the
mine, and the task Of smuggling
his ore from the islands taxed his
best supply of ingenuity and
skill, But he succeeded and the
ore proved of such value that Mr..
Holt. w. C. Bryant and Charles
King left for the islands last
week for the purpose of legally
claiming the mine. They will at
once proceed to its development
it further Investigation bears out
the expectations already formed.
The party will sail from San
Francisco thi, week.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-07-29
HARDWOOD LUMBER.

The question Of obtaining a
sufficient supply of hardwood lum-
Der in this country is one that is
engaging, more and more. the at
tention of our manufacturers.
The supply is becoming leSsened
every year, and, speaking gener-
ally, it is confined exclusively to
the lower Mississippi, in the delta
country, between Cairo and the
gulf. This territory is being in
vaded by people from Illinois and
the Northwest who are quick to
see its wonderful possibilities.
The price Of the lands and lum-
Der has jumped up with astonish-
ing rapidity in the last six months,
and the price of each is almost
sure TO 90 nlgnef'
The, undevoloped wealth of the
alluvia! delta country and in fact
the entire valley of the lower
Mississippi is not easy of compu-
tation. In other timbered coun-
tries when the trees are cut out
and taken away the residue is
comparatively yalueless. In this
section the lumber itself is of
great value and when it is cleared
away and the lands opened up
for cultivation the value per acre
is enhanced at least fiyefold. Ten
or fifteen years ago the heaviest
timber lands were invested In by
only those who were considered
reckless with their money. To
day the owner Of these lands finds
himself enriched by the rapid
enhancement of their value,
1t Estimated by experts that in
the Philippines Islands there is
So, 600, 000, 200 worth Of the hard
lumber; but that is so remote
and 80 difficult Of access that its
value is mlnimized for the time
for the time being. The hard
wood lumber of the delta country
is the dependence Of our CONNER
cial Interests at the present time,
and for years will remain So
Commerce. Appeal
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-07-29
Attention Confederate Veterans.

You are hereby commanded to
be present at the Court House,
on Aug. Bird inst. to participate
in Il reunion to be held there.
Those of you who can do so con-
vcniently, may bring baskets of
provisions; but be sure to come
with or without baskets. Tell
your sons and daughters to be
sure to look up any confederate
who may be old, poor or ailing
and see that he gets here comfor-
tably.
As we become older and more
feeble and fewer in number it be-
hooves us to bring closes together
and give and take better of each
other. That may God help you
all is the PRAYER of your comrade.
II. A. MINOR,
Comd'r Camp 1926.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-07-29
DISCOVERS GOLD IN PHILIPPINES
Found Gold While Serving in Islands
During Observation-Disclosures
to Whom the Secret Is In
parted VIII Claim and De-
veil CD the Property.


A special to The Commercial
Appeal from Water Valley says
while doing picket duty on one
of the islands that compose the
Philippine group in 1898 JoeIolt.
a young man who was born and
reared in the Paris neighborhood,
ten miles east of Water Valley,
discovered what he thought to be
a rich gold ore. He and a COM
panion were alone in tho thick
chaparral at the time, and they
found such quantities of the ore
that they entered into a covenant
not to divulgo the location until
the close of the war. Shortly
after this Mr.. Hollis companion
met a tragic death at The hands Of
the enemy and Mr.. Holt was
alone in possession Of the secret
hiding place OF the rich treasure.
When his term of enlistment
ended he came back to Mississip-
pi to fulfill n previous engage
ment-to take unto himself that
which he considered dearer and
more valuable than n gold mine.
This he did IN the person Of Mis-
Ada King, a beautiful girl snd
the belle of the Paris neighbour
hood. The ceremony was per-
formed IN November. Tho fol
lowing month Mr.. Holt approach
led friend, W. G. BRYANT, one Of
the leading merchants and plan
ters Of the county, and divuIged
the scored of his gold dis.
covery. Holt was in limited cir
cumstances, SO Mr.. BRYANT ar
ranged for him to 90 back alone
to the Philippines and see if he
could again locate the mine, and
if successful lie wa to bring as
much Of the ore as possible for
expert examination.
Holt was gone nearly three
months, when one day unexpoct-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-07-29
Notice.

TO Citizens of Noxubee County in Cen
eral and of the Towns of ShuQnalak,
Macon and Brooksville in particular:
Yellow fever is now in New
Orleans, 1t may be here at any
time. 1t behoves us to do all we
can to prevent its coming andtobe
prepared to resist it successfully
if it does come. TO this end |
beg you all to clean veur premises
renovating all known causes Of
disease, Tels IS especial need
full in our towns. Your authorl-
ties should have q house to- house
inspection every few days until
your towns are clean. All privies
all cotton seed houses, all stables,
ETC., should be cleaned. at
Respectfully.
H, A. MINOR, NJ. d.,
Chief Health Officer
Noxubee County Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-07-29
ELISHA H0LDINEss,

We regret ,toshear Of the death Of Mr..
Elisha Holderness, who died at his
home near Summeryille last Tuesday
and was buried Wednesday at The Lloyd
grave yard, On July fourth Mr.. Hold
mess was injured while Wrestling with
his brother-in-law Mr. VIII Clark, his
leg being broken. He had almost rel
covered and was sitting up inbed when
he suddenly fell on his pillow and died
before medical assistance could be got-
ten to him. It is supposed that a
blood vessel was ruptured and he died
from Internal hemorrhage
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-07-29

Miss Kate Kincannon Of Verona !:
guest of Miss Anne FAINT,
Miss Lillian Binion is home from Cit
ronella. Ala,
Misses Mary Tyaon and Maria Tysor
are in Starkville guest OF Mrs, Shearer.
Mr.. A. L Neville of Brazelia and Dl
J. E. Wyatt of Prairie Point, were IN
the city yesterday.
Mrs. W. ". Shannon and children
are in Galveston, Tex. visiting Mrs.
Shannon's mother.
Mr., John X. Windham, of Stone was
in the city Friday for the first time in
several months.
Miss Nancy Patty and Master Walter
Patty Jr. gave a delightful party to a
large number OF their young friends on
Friday afternoon.
DR.. Maughs Brown and his mother
Mrs. Dora Brown, arrived in Macon
Friday morning from Chronicle and
will probably he here some time.
A feyere storm of lightning, wind and
rain struck Macon Friday abont one
o'clock, but GO far as known no damage
was done.
Mr.. C. c. Higginbothaln and sons.
Dawson and John, were in the city FRI
day and brought a fine pair of home
raised work oxen which they sold for a
good price to Supervisor Pagan
Mr.. Moody, the tax assessor OF Win
ston county. has several bales of cotton
in the yard Of Bransby q Manly, who
went into bankruptcy a short time ago,
and his business here was to get hold of
his cotton and dispose of it.
Mr.. and Mrs John Cunningham, of
Cliftonyille, came in yesterday and are
stopping with Mr., Emmitt Dantzler,
They were accompanied by Nh. Wash
Dantzler who will return to his home in
Fitzpatrick, Ala. next week,
A barbecue and %licnic was given
Thursday at the mouth Of Running
Water by the Messrs. Coleman, Browns
and Jockeys. Messrs, w. D. Clark,
". P. Minor and Lake Eiland from
this side of the river attended.
Mrs. Mary Bell. sister of Mrs Pic
kens Norwood and Miss Orendorf Of
Rolling Fork, Miss, are visiting rela
tives in the county On Thursday all
of the above mentioned ladies spent the
day with Mrs. Mollie Patty, Mrs. Bells
cousin.
A large party from here returned
the sea shoie this week, among
whom were Mrs W.. L, F~eatherston,
Miss Featherston. Mrs W. N Lam
berson, Misses Smith. Miss Lille Nc
Leod, Miss ST. Clair and Miss Mary
Attention Is called to the letter by DR..
Minor, Chief health officer of Noxnbee,
to the necessity of keeping your premis-
es clean and lin sanitary condition 1t
is Il public necessity, the health of the
community depends on every n
complying with this request,
A revival has been conducted for the
past week at Ridgeway Church, near
Cooksville, the pastor, Rev. Mr. Poe,
assisted by Mr.. Duren Of Macon.
A large crowd from the surrounding
country was in attendance and II ac-
cessions to the church were made.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-07-29

A Miss Macarthur, whose father is a
wealthy farmer living just across the
line in Kemper, was called home this
week from California, where she had
been on a visit, by the critical Illness Of
her mother. When she arrived at Shu-
qualak she found the door Of the sleeper
which she occupied locked The sleeper
had come through Louisiana, and on
entering this State had been locked by
the State quarantine authorities, and
Conductor John Rawls, who is the kind
est and most courteous man. in :the
world had no authority to unlock the
door OF the sleeper and the lady was
forced to 50 through the state. Great
sympathy was felt for young lady and
her relatives who were at the depot 10
meet her, 1t is one of the many cases
Of inconvenience and distress that a
quarantine causes -
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-07-29
TO ROAD ovERsEERs.


BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, JutY TERN 1905
Be it remembered that ut tho above
stated term of-the Hon Beard Of Super-
visors OF said county. an order Sas-ihen
and there made by said Board, which was
in the following words, lo-wit;
1t is ofdered that the clerk Of the Beard
Of Supervisors be aud lie Is hereby direct.
ell to advertise by publication giving no
tlce to each oyerseer Vt public road IN
The county That unless their respective
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-07-29
II. A. MINOR NJ. ID,
Chief Health Officer Noxubee Co. Miss.

TO the citizens Of .NucOn, .MiSSisSipDi. *
In view of the above notice to me, as Mayor of the City,
you will take notice that all Premises, Vacant Lots, Houses
and Stables within the Corporate limits Of said City. must be
kept absolutely clean, and this cleaning must be done at least
once q week, and after the cleaning the use Of lime and cop
peras must be used freely. retHel4as
An Inspector will visit each residence and place on Tuesday
Of each week, and this is to give the Citizens notice that unless
their premises are kept SO ceansed, that | will deal with them
as provided by the Ordinances Of the City made and provided.
faM aa re9 lH aaa u. o. FAsER,
> MayorA/
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-07-29

links Of rotd are worried and plsced in
passable coudition--on or before the next
regular meeting OF the Board, they will be
dealt with IA provided by law.
IN r. Dorron, clerk of Chancory Court,
amt ey-O1ieio clerk of the said Board Of
SUPERVISORS, in and Tor county and state
Aforesaid, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is Il Just, true and perfect
copy OF yn order af the said Bond Of Sup.
er,is6fa midland entered ut their July
Tam rheT ~ r.. d, fjd5, Il he same ap-
pear. Of record in NY office. in Minute
= uk D.-page 50. : 4 ~ JeyV
-Givcr rheet mS-h md>lnti- offcial seal of
aid Boarl Of Supervisors at Macon, this
9TH day OF July, A. D. 100.
u. r, DoRRoH. Clerk.
~ !; L. DoFRoh, D. 9,
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NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.

n
Sc His ordered that the Clerk Of the Board
fol -dporStsofs DC ana be II hereby directed
to advertise for scaled proposals Tor the
erection OF m iron bridge across Noxubee
RiYpr IT, nc iear1he- present site OF the
CrauSrord's Hpidee according to plans and
trnt+ttratiohS furnished. by the King
lsridge CGlAAny, which plans have been
adopted by .the BoW1 and meonow on file
m tue 0lIit9 of The Clerk of the Board Of
supervisors
y In Accordance with the above order |
will receive bids for the above at the office
Of me clerk of ChancsrY Court until 10
o,clockILIn-aIl Tuesday, the .6th day Of
August, A. d. 1904,
y. r. D0RROH,
BY /. l., DORROH, Chancery Clerk
DeRptY,Clerk.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-07-29
SANITARY NOTICE!
Macon, Miss, July 9th, 1905.

TO It's HOUOF, j. y. TUSPT z
.Mayoro of .Hacon. Miss,
Sir. X
Yellow fever of a malignant type now exists in New Orleans
1t may be brought here on any train, at amy time. 1t behooves
our PEOPLE to do their utmost to prevent its spread here. To
this end, now direct you to have a house to house inspection
made every week until the danger has passed. The Inspector
must see to it that all premises are made and,,keptcean. | call
special attention to the privies, to the cotton seed houses, the
compress, the oil mill and their premises.
HH Respectfully,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-07-29
D SALE OR RENr

My residences in Macon, qlso house
north Of same. For particulars. apply
to me at Mrs. A, q Boyle ) residence.
7.2g Mrs. d N. srovRR
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-07-29

Rev, Mr. Duron will preach to the
soldier boys tomorrow, instead Of last
Sunday as stated in the Beacon.
There will be no services at the Baptist
Church.
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