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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-02-23
ROW AMONG: BROWNS.
Heirs Of Georeia's War Governor Mako
Charges Against Brothers Whs
Are Executors of the Estate.

In petition filed in the crdinary's
office at Atlanta, Ga, Saturday af.'
terDoon, Mary v. Connaily, Elijah "a.
Grown. sally E. Brown and George
N. Brown, heirs OF the estate Of the
late Ex-Governor Joseph E. Brown,
charge thar the two executors, or.the
estate, julius l.. Brown and Joseph
N. Brown. waste, and misn anage this:
estate, that, tney are unit for the
trust =eposed IN them; that one Of the
executors, Julius L. .Bo&n, iIs grossly
Incorporate ard untrr ro-1nauxset the
. estate, and that the other executor,
Joseph VI. Brown, mas tuil knowledge
OF such intem2erance and allows his
CO executor to vase and m.smanage
NE estate. .=n9s
Bcth Juilus l. and Joseph NJ Brown
are among the best known men In;
the state They are sons OF the late
Joseph Z. Brown, the famous war gov.
errcr Of Georgia - a:sg y
Jalius L. Brawn is,. in addition to
Icing one OF the Leading members Of
the Atlata Bar, close Student of his
tory and is regarded as one OF .aths
best informed men IN this section OF
the; country. n:-el.is.gGe!t ~ sll!sss 4 &.
Joseph M. Brown is q nembertof
the railroad commission sofI, the stats
of Georgia, having been appointed last
year by Governor Terrell. = s
i. Referring to Joseph Mr. BroHn'a
part as executor, the petition ,ssates:s
."In spite OF this; knowledge JessphoM.
Brown allows julius L.. Brown rst0
practically control the whole .estete
and to exercise his own will aoouh
every matter connected with II Al
though urged to- do so, he declines 70;
attempt to correct the waste and an mis-.
management Of the estate, naEely sag.
gesting that Julius drunk has more
sense than petitioners sobe-."
Included in the paper filed is also
the statement that these petitloners
do not accurately know just What did
60 into the hands Of executors, Julius
l.. and Joseph NJ. Brown.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-02-23
A SENSATIONAL HoMic.nrE=. M! ! :.
One valdosta Man Kills Another Who.
Had Eioped With His Wife.

One valdosta Man. Kills Another Who
Had Eioped With His Wife.
A sensational homicide was commit
ted in Valdosta, Ca, Saturday night
in which John E. Flood lost his Tie
it is said, at the hands of A 7: Frtsr.
son, his head and face being terriblJ
crushed with an axe. sss..ss5ss
The. row which terminated u
floods death occurred at his homs 6 (
an early hour in the night. but w.
NOT reported until Sunday morning ct
ter the man charged with the killing
had left the city, It appears TO haTs
been the elimination Of family trou-
Bile ct long standing. E -
Frierson was arrested In Yaldosta
about Two months ago ON warrants
from Manning, 8. G., charging him
with ravlng clipped with Floods wifs.
the woman and her little son being
y,th him at the time of the arrssk
f,rierson was being carried TO south
Carolina, the woman and boy soane
also. Later the husband and vile ~.
pear to have become reconctled ma
rrierson seems to have also, re-estah.
lished sinself in Floods good graoeA
All OF the parties returned to. HaFS
dosta about six. weeks ago and Frier
SON was boarding with the Floods ~;
ia said. however, that Flood had late-a
ly warned Ffierson to stay away from s
his home and that is supposed to haVe
caused the killing. 80:
After heating Flood with the axe.
his slayer Is said to have remalne0
around the home until 4 o'clock sun
day morning when he boarded, 9 tlaIan
for Savannah. Is .4y,sas;i0 9es.
Mrs. Flood reported the affair % tne
officers and a coroners jrry was em-
paneled to investigate the affair. The
iury returned a verdict charging Frter
son with the killing and Mrs. Flood aa ]
accessory, the evidence tending. 20
show that she had tried to shield tne
alleged slayer. She was lodged n ,al
Sheriff Passmore telephoned TO 90
vannah as soon as the killing was re.
norted and succeeded in intercepinS
Erierson there. Sc.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-02-23
ALL MAY DECLINE TO PAY.

Insurance Companies May Contest Pol.
ieies Taken by McCue.
A Charlottesville, Va, dispatch
says: Now that J. Samuel McCue has
been hanged for the murder OF his
wife, interest centers in the question
whether or not the eight companies
in which McCue was insured for near
ly $4,000 will pay the policies in
full or In part. ..-
II the companies contest the pay
ment of principal, as it seems prob
able they Will do, MeCue's heirs may
receive in the end only the amount
Of The premiums paid, with interest,
which would foot up probably less
than $4,000 all told.
It Is pointed out by insurance
agents that the United States supreme
court = decided against the plaintiffs
In a former case where man heay-
lily insured was executed for a crime.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-02-23
MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION SUED.

Shau9hnessy Seeks to Recover Large
Sum for Salary and Commissions.
~. Confederate generals and colonels
Galore are to be called as witnesses
in . suit against the Confederate Me-
mortal Association, with headquarters
at Covington. KY. that was begun
Wednesday in the United States cir
cult court in Brooklyn, n. Y. The
plaintiff is John n. Shaughnessy, who
sues to recover sl7,779.1s alleged to
be due from the association for sal
ary and for commission on certain
sums given to the association by phil
lanthropists.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-02-23
2.
eslPPENsERe TELLS THINGS.

Criticises Kurcpatkin for Baking
Flank Move Against Japs.
The arrival in Sc. Petersburg OF
General Grippenbsrg. former COM
mander Of the second Manchurlan
army. has caused a good deal OF SEN
sation in military circles.
The general frankly avows he re-
1,nauished his command after the re-
cent attempt of the Russians to flank
Field Marshal Oyama because, as ne
claims, General Nuropatkin refused to
send him helo when victory was IN
General Grippe2berg's hands insteSd
os ordering the latter to withdraw.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-02-23
,FORESTAEGS PRESIDENT.
New Bill Presented in. Senate Extend
:, ing and: Continuing Power of the
Panama Canal Commission. o.

A Washington special says: With
out waiting for the Mann canal bill tc
come over from the house, the senate
committee On inter-oceanic canals au
thorized Senator Kittcedge to prepare
a new bill for the committee and h
troduce it to the senate, which was
done Thursday.
The committee has been sitting TO,
several weeks, having before it The
Mana bill as originally reported; IN
the house and amendments reported
on February 1. The Mann bill pro
,vided specifically for the repeal Of that
part Of the canal act authorizing the
appointment OF the isthmian canal
commission and fixing its duties and
powers. =
This section is eliminated from the
senate bill and the entire question is
covered in the first section which ex.
tends the present canal act. The bill
introduced by Senator Kittredge FOL
lows out practically all the remain
ing provisions OF the Mann Sill, but
provides also a number OF new fea-
lures.
One important change is In the sec.
ton which extends the authority now
enjoyed by the president for the con
troll Of the canal zone. The senate
bill exbends this authority until the
end OF the next regular session of
congress, while the Mann bill! provides
for an extension until the end Of the
next congress. )
Another new feature Of the senate
bill is as follows: !.
All income at any time received
by the United States from rentals.
: OF. otherwise, in respect Of
any property now possessed or here
after acquired in connection with the
canal. the. railroad or other works,
shall be turned into and credited to
the fund for the construction OF said
canal and works.
Two new sections are added, as fol.
lows
That al, laws affecting imports Of
articles. goods, wares, merchandise
and entry Of persons into the United
States from foreign countries. shall
apply to articles, goods. wares and
merchandise and persons coming from
the canal zone, isthmus of Panama
and seeking entry into any state or
territory Of the United States or the
District Of Columbia.
The other provides for the deposit
Of not to exceed s1,5Oe.OoO with a
bank having an agent on the isth:aus
Of Panama In order that there may
be sufficient supply of money to
meet the necessities of the govern.
mGnC. -. 80 =.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-02-23
NEGROES TO HOLD FAIR

pe,eoates to Georgia Farmers CON-
ference Inausuraee the Movement.
Friday afternoon the delegates 10
ths farmers conference at the Geol'
gta state College started a movement
for q colored state fair TO % heiu -
Georsia pext fall. All the represen-
tatiyes at the conference pledged tnelf
s,,pport to the movement. and Pres'
ident r. r. Wright was p!aceo ~
charge Of the plan. e..
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-02-23
sWAYNE PAID ONE FARE.

Did Not Use Pass In Travelling Over
Louisville and Nashville.
The swayne impeachment trial held
tho attention Of the senate for two
hours Wednesday. -
Eyerard Mead Wilson, Martin D.
Merritt and Henry F. Webb, conduc-
tors on the Louisville and Nashville
railroad, testified that Judge swayne
Is in the habit of riding on that road
with passes, but Mr.: Wilson said when
the congressional committee was in
Florida Investigating the Swayne case
and Judge swayne was travelling with
them he paid his fare. ...
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-02-23

-, Two Millions in Gold for Cuba.
The, National City Bank Of New
York shipped s2,ooo,oGo In gold certlf.
Gates Thursday to Cuba as one OF the
final instalments OF the speyer loan
to the Cuban government.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-02-23
NOW UP TO UNCLE SAM.

Castro Throws Down Gauntlet by Seiz'
Ing Asphalt Properties.
The state department Thursday re-
ceived a cablegram from Minister
Bovine at Caracas. stating that the
supreme court had confirmed its for
mer decree sequestrating the property
in Venezuela OF the American Asphalt
Company. The action Of the court
brings the asphalt dispute to the crit
lea. point, for it is now incumbent, up
on the government at Washington to
make the next move.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-02-23
coSSAcKS ON THE MOVE.

Russian Cavalry Forces Proceed
Against Japanese Left Wing.
4 Toxic dispatch of Wednesday
says: The Russians have begun an
extensive cavalry movement against
Field Marshal Oyama's extreme left.
Tuesday night they were attempting
to cross the Hun river west Of Lao.
Yang. with 5000 horsemen.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-02-23
NEW SHOW FOR STATEHOOD.

House Votes to Send Senate Amended
Bill Directly Into Conference.
In order to facilitate action at tnis
sess,on on the statehood bill the house
Friday passed resolution, 1S1 to IT.
sending that measure as amended oy
tho senate directly into conference
without an opportunity being AFFORDED
to debate it; on the vote party lines
were strictly drawn.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-02-23
LATE MAT QUAY HoNoRED.
House Holds Special Sunday Session
70 Paw Tribute to His Memory.

Sitting in special session, the mousse
of representatives Sunday CONQUERED
memorial services in tribute 10 Ine
memory of the late Senator Nattne"
Stanley Quay OF Pennsylvania.
Members eulogized Mr. Quay h1e
and character. The remarks were
particularly expressive OF the esteem
in which he WIS neid and extoiiea
him as q man. as a useful pubic ser'.
ant and an organizer OF "onoerlu'
ability.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-02-23
A CHALLENGE TO ,AuToCRAGY.
Murder of sereius Laid to Socialist
Revolutionary Party.

A St. Petersburg dispatch says: The
assassination, of Grand Duke Sergtus
undoubtedly was the work of the,
fighting organization Of the sociaAs-
tic revolutionary party, which con-
demned and executed Count Bobrlkon.
governor general Of Finland, ana M
siplasuine and d. Won Plehye, MIN
listers OF the interior. *.
Il IS regarded as direct Challenges
from the terrorists to autocracy ana
. revival Of the famous duel between
thu nihilists and the government
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-02-23
Eire at Canton, Miss.

Three buildings have been destroy.
cd by fire in the business distric:
OF Canton, MISS, the loss totalling
nearly $4,000 with insurance Of s24,'
500.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-02-23
MISSISSIPPI PLANTERS MEET.
Select Delegates to State Meeting to
Be Held in Jackson.

Specials from many towns in Mis-
sissippi report the organization of cot
ton planters assembled in county con-
ventions Thursday and the election
of delegates to attend the state conven-
ton to be held at Jackson, pursuant
to the plan OF the cotton growers as
sociation.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-02-23
SENATOR TlLLMAN AT HOME.

just Cut Of Ph:iade'phla HosPIta' TIC
arrives at Trenton, S. G.
Senator Tillman reached his nome
., Tranton. S. G.. Sunday, after a brief
Of specialists. The Philadelphia physi-
of specialists. The Philadelphi physi-
cians confirmed the diagnosis OF MS
personal physician that Senator l'!t
man is suffering from grip poisoning
.aaactius one Of his nerves. $780,.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-02-23
BLAIR AND RYAN ON TOP.
Officially Declared Syndicate Nc"
Controls the .Seaboard.

4 New YOrk dispatch says: IHo
period of depositing stock Of the Sea-
board Air Line railway under the
Blair-Ryan plan Of reorganization; ex-
pired Wednesday. and it was ofhcial-
ly stated that a majority of the stock
had been deposited;' also that no e1
tension of time would be made.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-11
Testimonial in Rhyme.

In n recent issue Of Golfers Weekly
Wallace Irwin gives the patent medi.
elmo rcctihers a Testimonial" Of
which this Ia a specimen verse;
I've taken zo.ru.na for forty.nino days,
And Scamp Bark, my symptoms TO
gaRj
And isn't II quccr-al my pains dis.
appear
When tho medicine gives me a iagl
A "iovely sensation" get from them
all
Which baniahcs carking annoy,
90 ghily ! drink 'cm-and Lydia
pinkum
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-11
Al English Author Moo.

"NO shade, no shine, no fruit no
flowers, no leaves,-Novemberl" " Many
Americans would add no freedom from
eatarTh, which is 90 aggravated during
this month that il becomes constantly
troublesome. There is abundant proof
that eataFrh is a constitutional disease.
II is related to serofula and eonsump-
tion, being one Of the wasting diseases
Hoods Sarsaparilla has shown that
what is capable Of eradieating scrofula
completely cures eataTrh, and taken in
time prevents consumption. We can
not see how any sufferer can put on
taking this medicine, in view Of the
widely published record Of ats radical
and permanent cures. 1t is undoubt-
edly Americas greatest medicine for
Americas greatest disease-eatarTh.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-11
Sure Cure Tor piles.

Itching Piles produce moisture aHd
cause itching, this form, as well a
Blind, Bleeding or PSOtrudiug Piles
are cured by DIR. Bosan-ko's Pile Ren
edy' Stops itching and bleeding Alb
serbs tumors. SOC a jar at druggists,
or sent by mail. Treatise free. Write
me about your ease. DR.. Bosanke,
Phila., Pa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-11

If poor man is wicked we abuse
him for it. If a rich man has short
eOmings We eharitably blame it on his
money.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-11

Comes with November, and We have
some hne specimens Of choice Pork,,
hams bacon and pork products OF al
kinds, that wiz be tOOthsome these eoia
mornings with your buckWheat CAKES,
Delicious fresh hams, shoulders ana
loins, for roasting viii prove a treat
FOR Thanksgiving We viii have cute
little sucking pigs for roasting, juicy
luscious aud tender.
IL o. GROSS.
State Street Market. Phone 2sl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-08-18
OREGON Man WANTS
LAND IN hawaii

The Americanizat,on propaganda of
the Acting Governor is beginning to
bear fruit. Yesterday there was re-
ceived at the Secretarys office from
Lents, Oregon, letter containing the
following clipping from the Portland
Oregonian:
HONOLULU, July 5.-Secretary At
kinson, chairman of the new Terri
torial Bureau of immigration, who has
Just returned from Washington, Is pre-
pairing plans for the encouragement of
settlers to come here Atkinson wants
a liberal land policy, and says that
his conferences with Washington Off
cials have convinced him that If they
are allowed land here on liberal terms.
American settlers will come to Ha-
wall"
The writer of the letter goes on to
say: II would like information
as prospective settler. I have
about $500 in cash. Could one
secure any amount of land with
that sum, and make living? II you
could send me any literature on the
subject it would be greatly appreciated
am a married man."
The writer signs his name Thomas
]. Brown, Lents, Oregon.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-08-18
FORMER ] J,UaNAL|ST
TO BECOME FARMER

One more newspaper man has Joined
the ranks of the small farmers, show
ing that he has faith in the fight that
he has been making ever since he
came to Hawaii four years ago. G. B.
Robertson, the founder and until re-
Gently the editor and proprietor of the
Maui News, has bought tract of the
government land recently opened at
Puupukea, on this island, and will go
out and live upon the place and farm
it. Mr.. Robertson came to Hawaii a
little more than four years ago, and
prospered by dint of hard and honest
work. 1t goes without saying that he
will continue to prosper, and that his
small farm will be a model in the
course of very few years.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-08-18
Consumption

The only kind of consump-
ton to fear is neglected
consumption"
People learning that con-
sumption is a durable disease.
1t is neglected consumption
that is so often incurable.
At the faintest suspicion of
consumption get a bottle of
SCOTS Emulsion and begin
regular doses.
The use of SCOTS Emulsion
at once, has, in thousands of
cases, turned the balance in
favor of health.
Neglected consumption does
not exist where SCOTS Emul-
sion is.
Prompt use of SCOTS Emul'
sion checks the disease while il
can be checked.
Send for free sample
SCOTT q BOVINE. Cherir,s,
SoS4Is Pearl Street. New VoFA
soc. and S'.oo' an druEEiS,A
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-08-18

Yesterday afternoon the Hawaiian
Trust Company concluded a purchase
of $40, 1000 of the six per cent bonds of
the California & Hawaiian Refinery
Company. The price was 101.5o and
the bonds were bought for a customer
of the Hawaiian Trust Company.
This particular bond is the only out
side security listed on the Honolulu
Stock Exchange. There are corpora
tions on the list whose head offices are
in San Francisco but the property of
which. whether represented by stocks
or bonds, is in the Hawaiian Islands.
In the case of the refinery here men
toned, the control of the stock Is
held by Hawaiian planters but the
property is in California Hence the
company's bond Is in the form re-
quired by the California law.
That the refinery bond should COM
mand premium just after being list
ed on the local exchange indicates
strong confidence in the enterprise and
the people controlling II.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-08-18

there are a number of small islands
within the seven seas that have been
supposed to belong to this group. Be
ing a man of exact habits. Mr.. Pratt
wants to know what counties these Is
lands are in-so that he may dispose
Of their mail properly, perhaps-and
he has asked the Acting Governor to
tell him. Not being strong in that kind
of geography, the Acting Governor yes
terday wrote a letter passing the puz-
zle on to Attorney General Andrews.
who must get out his atlas and study
up.
The several islands to which Hawaii
claims title more or less clear are
Cure the Midways. Bunker Island,
Lsiansky Island. Laysan, Gardner Is
land. Two Brothers. French Frlgate
Shoals, Necker Island. Bird and Kaulu,
and Wilson and johnson Island
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-08-18

and Mrs. Redmond there in his auto
mobile. The visitors were quite enrap-
tured with the doings OF the octopus
family and the variegated coats of the
finny tribes. n
AT the Bishop Musedm, though the
party had but a few minutes to stay,
the guests were greatly interested In
the Hawaiian and Polynesian rell s and
reproduced life scenes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Redmond and party
were escorted to the Oceanic wharf
boat landing by the reception commit
tee and given three cheers as they
embarked in a steam launch for the
Ventura. Mr.. Redmond was reminded
that the country he was just leaving
was like Ireland in having no snakes.
And your centipedes are no good"
Mr.. Martin of New York commented.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-08-18
ANSWER BY
JUDGE HARDY

Judge Jacob Hardy of the Fifth
Circuit has made answer to the petit
tion of David Kanealii for a will of
mandamus to compel the respondent to
approve the sufficiency of the petition
er's bond for the office Of county su-
pervisor. He refused to pass upon the
bond in the first instance on being in
formed that. Kanealii Is election as su-
pervisor would be contested on the
ground of forgery of names upon the
petition in favor of his candidacy.
Petitioner gave no reply to respondent
and took no appeal. G. II. Willis as
relator sued out writ of quo warranto
to make the contest, but after a de-
murrer had been overruled the pro-
ceedings were suspended by a writ of
prohibition obtained by w. s. Edings,
attorney for Kancalii, from the Su-
preme Conurt, wherein Judge Hardy
was ordered to show cause on October
9, why he should not be absolutely
restrained from any further proceed
ings under the writ of quo warranto.
At the July term Kanealii was in
dicted by the grand jury for forgery
in his petition of candidacy and he
pleaded not guilty. On the request of
w. A. Kinney, counsel for defendant
| by wireless message, the case was con
tinued till next term, j. d. Willard
county attorney, consenting. Having
stated these things, ,ludg Hardy con
! cludes:
"This latter fact that an indictment
has been found against the petition
err for the alleged forging of names
on the credentials by which he pro
cured his nomination would seem to bC
reason fortiorI why respondent
should not now approve the bond. i
seems but reasonable and a safe view
to take, that Judge, whose specIa
duty it should be to promote the pub
lie good, should hesitate TO help in
duet into Office of highly importan
and responsible nature one who il
gravely charged with using unlawtu
means to obtain it.
"The respondent submits the ques
tion to the honorable judges of tht
Supreme Court. Should they hold will
him that the duty of the Circuit Judg,
in the given ease is not merely minis
terial, but that there is also some dis
cretiona, quasi judicial power to b.
exercised when the exigency clearly de
mands it, then may he respectfully asl
! a, al I, Il p,,t gb 1,
this view fail to gain their approval
the respondent will wholly comply wit
their decision, waving the issue an
service OF peremptory writ TIL
quoting of decisions and the argumen
in line with the view of the responder
will be by j. d. Willard, Esq, Count.
Attorney of Kauai and Deputy Attor
ney- general" F."
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-08-18

on the drive to Bishop Museum of
Hon. VIM. Redmond and wife by the
Hibernian reception committee, a stop
was made at the Catholic cathedral for
few moments. the visitors being in
troduced to the clergy inside the edi-
flee. Mr.. Redmond, on the excursion.
was especially interested I'm the appear
ance OF the city now from the fact that
he had been here twenty-five years
ago.
Rudolph Spreckels returns to San
Francisco in the China.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-08-18
TUT PARKWAY ISLES
OF HAWAIIAN GROUP

Acting Governor Atkinson wants to
and is apt to find that 1t covers vast
expanse II he gets all that is claimed.
To be sure. a good deal of the space
ant mixture a lot--or would, IL the
water could be combined with the land
But 1t is truly imperial in its super
ficial extent.
The question has been raised by
, Postmaster Pratt. who has heard that