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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-12-06
OMAN Who BEATS DICK RUSSELL WILL Be GOVERNOR
Will Sweep Ninth Congressional District and Carry Counties in
Every Other Section of the State.

there. He will carry Cobb, and sew
eraI other counties in this section of
the state. Besides this, he is sure to
carry dig bunch of counties in south
Georgia, and will capture several 9TH
ers on the east side of the state, along
the Savannah river. Now, watch my
predictions: The man who beats Rus
sell is the man who will win in this
contest"
Col. Simmons says that Gwinnett
county will go for Russell by at least
vote of five to one.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-12-06
AMERICANS SENTENCED TO DEATH, WILL BE
SHOT IN MEXICO FOR INSURANCE MURDERS
WANTED TO SEE HIM JUMP.
So a School Boy in Savannah Plunged
Knife Into Another One.

Knife Into Another One.
While Fred Slater and Malcolm Hut
ton, two Savannah high school boys,
were standing in line at that institu-
ton, Slater being behind Hutton,
Slater was suddenly seized with an
irresistible impulse to stick knife he
was holding in his hand into the back
of Hutton. AS Slater expressed it, he
wanted to see him jump
Slater's desire was gratifed, but
now he is the most miserable boy in
Savannah, for it is said that Hutton
may die of the wound inflicted
The knife blade entered just above
the kidneys. Doctors attending Hut
ton say they do not know what the re-
suit will be.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-12-06
no WEAR SILVER PLATE THE SIZE OF A DOLLAR
BILL IN HIS SKULL DURING REMAINING YEARS
SHE'S A FLTRT AT II.
Rugged and Kissed Her Brother-in.
Law, Aged IL Years.

Mrs. Rosita Horn, II years old, of
Morris, Hi, has been denied divorce
because her husband, Peter, "a, prov
ed she had Rugged and kissed her
brother-in-law, who is u. The couple
were married ten years ago.
Mrs. Horn charged cruelty, and de-
scribed how Peter had squeezed her
hand in clothes wringer. Peter said
his wife's frivolous conduct with men
would make any man cruel, but as a
matter of fact the wringer episode was
an accident The judge addressed to
them. lecture on the dignity of age
and sent them home.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-12-06
oRrw TWO FEET IN A YEAR.

Growing so rapidly that his stomach
was unable to assimilate enought food
Rortbold Weinhagen, Jr., Milwaukee
how is dead at Denver. His case has
ny the best physicians, for though
i Put1 IA he has grown two feet in a
U Daa :. being s feet l inch in height when
he died.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-12-06
A BIG DROVE OF TURKEYS.
Seven Hundred and Sixty Driven for
Ten Miles Like Cattle.

Seven hundred and sixty turkeys
driven along the road for ten miles
like a herd of cattle by three men was
the unusual sight Witnessed by scores
of people in Franklin county, Yer
mont, Friday. Franklin is the banner
county for turkeys, but they are
usually killed on different farms and
carted to market. Not bird was lost
on the trip.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-12-06
NEW FIRM LEASES PIEDMONT.
Gets the Celebrated Bar, FOUNTAIN
Gal and All.

An Atlanta dispatch says: Harvey
and Wood, of Boston, two well known
hotel proprietors, have taken the man
agement of the Piedmont hotel for a
term of years. The firm are owners OF
the Hotel Wentworth at Portsmouth,
N H., where the peace ENJOYS of Rus
STA and Japan were guests during the
NEGOTIATIONS which resulted in an aban-
donment of the war in the far east. IL
is probable no great changes will be
made. The lessess also operate seven
hotels in New England. Hon. Hoke
Smith and the Parrottt brothers are
the owners of the Piedmont.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-12-06
MEN FOR PANAMA CANAL.
Government Has Employment Agency
in Atlanta.

For the purpose of securing the
services of about 1000 men, clerks,
train and construction employees and
skilled laborers, to assist in the Pan
anna canal undertaking, FL. A. Smith,
employment agent of the Panama ca
nal commission, has opened an Office
IN the fourth floor of the postoffice
building in Atlanta, where he will re-
ceive applicants. White men only are
wanted.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-12-06
A NEW MOSQUITO.

One of those Washington bug ex-
perts has found new variety OF
MOSQUITO. Presumably it will be
fitted to some one of the fevers and
given a fine Latin name and bad
reputation.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-02-23
EAST ARLINGTON

Miss Dulsie Buck OF Manchester was
a guest Of Miss Celia Blair over Sun.
day.
f. p. Webb who has been on the sick
list for some days Is improving; also
Mrs A. II. Webb. A number )f others
are suffering from the epidemic OF
colds which have some symptoms OF
the grip.
Carlton BELLS is i'll with jaundice.
Mr. and Mrs George Burt OF North
Bennington and Miss Eleanor Burt OF
Bennington have been visiting rela
tives and friends here for few days.
Everybody is rejoicing in the fin
weather. The mercury was playing
the slow down tricks spoken of by
the Banner, Sunday morning, way,
way down 10 degrees below zero.
Rev George Albert Furness is home
to visit his family. There has been
sickness in the family for some time
but the patients are now better Mrs
Furness has also received word from
her mother that she Is recovering.
Mrs Agard is not able to return here.
G. Il Hard visited relatives in Man.
chester last week.
A committee met at Mrs r. Sherwin s
on Monday evening to discuss the cues
tion of pulpit supply for the Congre.
gatlonal church.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-02-23
SHAFTSBURY.

The Valentine social which was held
in the parlors OF the ME church last
Tuesday evening was quite success.
Patrick Nash o. bennington is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs Soloman Mat
eSon.
The Misses Hope and Lillian Lyon
OF North Bennington spent Sunday
with friends in town.
Several from here attended the i lance
in Arlington last Thursday evening.
Miss Mary Coulter is on the sick
list.
Mrs James Olin and little daughter
of Greenfield, Mass, are visiting Mr.
Olin's parents.
George Carey OF Center SALISBURY
attended the Valentine social last
Tuesday evening.
Rev c S Agan will preach special
sermon for the children next Sunday
afternoon at z O'Clock. All the child
rem are requested to be present.
On Tuesday evening, Feb 2S, rib.
bon social will be given in the parlors
of the ME- church. Each lady is re-
quested to bring small bow OF rib
bon In an envelope and to also wear
one like it. Everyone is cordially in
vited to attend.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-02-23
TO THE PEOPLE

Everyhodys March with the nsamen
fr9 pIIs +, Einance' is out today
hi, begin mali story oche Grimes of Amalgamaed
% up aGS handle fg nk spms T int b Soundre S
Rogers man Friday Denis Donooe and the lawson Expose they
Eckes exComptroler Currency
an oS o cn d baS
cago and Who is steering for the System West in spongued
snsn n9r a9@ a S ss0f for
5m nea NJ % Ext h AmT oe Tor gS" the pfG e R States
aD rus buster and peoples Champion who got & peep behind
SG OIL by Rogers Rockefeller and STANDARD o for legal adviser V
jerk pull witch James NJ Beck delivering
"TssS Gf5s Treozsd TaEiF [ -, - L +S
gas up my
things and people moment are
Let right @ % S contains Russs
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month the edition numbered
in the history Of general magazine increase OF 1000 over the
q b GREAT mam the entire many OF the adng magazines
'eyew every copy would
within three days and that this months edition should be at east 10000
went ahead as the or months b" the East fell behind Thew D me-
enough rawhead bone about Maybe but the
ton3l material brain absolutely necessary under
live chapter the March issue ard the tgeandopsy hot nmen,s
the same as last 800 200 copies is but MONETARY ,,
EVERYDAY ponder what Fusses and my work means
probably attain that end before passed
French fifty exchange collar
ballots of free
II the stalwar Royal
George that his better than his
Russians working bloody kaleidoscope
the interest of constitutional government and still at it,
the had Fenzed Finance in
standard Oi silence
publicly dof its nsolent bonnet to the people
sysem they elected as president peoples champion popular
Four er RH into
leading dharging their
lunches the business the three falling off at the
of ID 500,000 a
shook Wal
foundations of what the people
In months time the history president
of the United able by the throat the business
shake them until
their
irenlace when the wind
City
Bank the heels all the
could contemplate than had
accused it of
America
by internal dsenon maung
braw peoples
should
other things limiting
crimes which have touched
beginning KansasGod bless
System muddy
dirty Douse
The people should ponder these things read this months issue of
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-02-23
PowNAL.


Elmer A. Green, secretary to the
Williams college Dean, was a guest
at William A. Hermon's Sunday.
There was large attendance at the
union temperance service in the Bap
list church Sunday evening. The ad.
dress by the Rev Mr. Tope Of Syracuse
was listened to with great attention.
Town meeting is only two weeks
away and the only talk seems to be
over who shall be road commissioner.
A lively contest is expected.
The Hon Wright OF Troy was in
town sunday.
Mrs Electa McCumber who has been
for two months at her son Celiah's has
returned to her home.
A party from Pownal attended the
Williams minnesota basket ball game
in Lasell gymnasium Saturday even.
ing. Gardner, the Pownal represen.
tative on the Williams team, carried
Oft the no ors of the evening, throwing
six baskets and allowing his opponent
none.
Mrs Bert Church of Petersburg is
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs Dex-
ter Rood.
G. b. March the Bennington agent
OF the Standard Oil Co., had to send
oil to this village in barrels Monday.
His driver tipped over with the tank
wagon last week and he didn't care to
repeat the performance.
The Washington's birthday social
NJ the Baptist young women will take
mace Wednesday evening. All are in
yyited.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-02-23
To Our Patrons and Friends.

This is to certify that we, the under.
signed, merchants of South SALISBURY
VT, will on and after Friday, March
10, 1905, discontinue the use of any and
all forms of trading stamp coupons,
cards or books in the nature of rebates
as an inducement for cash or other
trade.
All outstanding coupons will be re.
deemed II presented before Monday,
April 10, 1905,
N. Hawkins,
c. r, & A. B. Hawkins,
f. L. Madison.
February p, 1905.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-02-23
To Prevent the Grip

Laxative BromO Quinine, the world vide Cold
and Grip remedy, removes the cause. Call for the
full name and look for signature OLE W. Grove
25c
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-02-23
Mrs Obermaier is in Troy.

Miss Angeline NJ Holley, who has
been visiting relatives n Niles, Mich,
returned last week.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-02-23
DORSET.

Miss Elsie W Twyeffort returned to
Brooklyn last week after spending a
month with Mrs Z K c knight.
Mrs Charles 3 Kent has returned
from visit with her sons in Albany.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-02-23

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Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-10
JAPANESE MAY HAVE CUT OFF RETREAT
 OF PORTION OF THE RUSSIAN ARMY
 LAPS BUILD 0N TAXING MUKDEN TODAY

On Wednesday, when the Russians took Ushuntun, a few dozen Japanese clung to the thick walled temple and refused all overtures to surrender. Cannon were brought up, but the dare devil courage of the defenders contin- ued under fire, and finally, when de fense was hopeless, they blew them selves skyward with the ruins of the temple. One survivor, rather than surrender, threw himself into stone trimmed well and perished.
 Stern Oyama drives and drives his troops northward to encircle the city. With every fresh flanking movement the iron band closes nearer the rail road, and under this menace the first and third armies were forced last night to abandon the mighty fortidca- tions on the Shakhe river, give up i'm pregnable Poutliff Hill, and retire to the Hun River. Today the Japanese are hurling their columns north and northeast, bombarding villages which are keys of defense, and hurling men, some of them veterans of the years campaign, and others middle-aged re- serves fresh from Japan, against the Russian positions Often they are re- pulsed, and sometimes they master ad- vance lines, but only at enormous cost.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-10
POLICE COURT ASKED FOR THE CITY
 MAYOR ID REPORT ON TOWNSHIP DEEDS

The City Council held brief meet ing last night for the purpose of re- cciving the report of the citizens cGm- mittee appointed to consider the pro posed new charter. This report rec commended only the police judgeship feature of the charter bill for presen- tation to the legislature. other meas ures contained in the charter as orig inally submitted having already been taken care of by the Legislature.
 On motion of MT. Sowles, seconded by Mr Hogan, the report or tine com mittee as presented was adopted. the same ordered forwarded to Phoenix at once, and a vote of thanks tender ed the committee by the Council. Un- der the terms C1 the bill to be forward ed with request that it be passed, the City Clerk will be ex-officio police judge.
 The street committee was author ized to have the city surveyor run lines and prepare specifications for the Hickey stairway. The committee will then advertise for bids and let
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-10
PRESIDENT URGES
 TREATY IN SENATE
DECLARES sANTo DOMINGO AR ENACTMENT NECESSARY
 FOR ALL INTERESTS.
Says It Will Remove Apprehension of Foreign Aggression in That Guar ter, and Provide for Collection of All Just Claims.

Washington. March 9.-The Senate in executive session today made pub lie the second message of President Roosevelt on the Santo Domingo treaty.
 The message says that Dominican interests demand action by the Senate at the earliest practicable moment; that the treaty is at the earnest re- quest of the Dominican Republic, to afford her relief, and will remove ap- prehension of foreign aggression in that quarter.
 The result, the president continues, will benefit not only Santo Domingo, but also the United States by, secur- ing stability of order and prosperity in the island. The message says that the treaty really offers the only meth cd for preventing the collection of fraudulent claims and of protecting the just claims of foreigners and Americans alike, and urges Santo Do mingo's need of the aid of a powerful and friendly nation.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-10

the contract for the erection of the stairway.
 John Hill appeared before the Board in regard to the retaining wall at his property on O. K. Street. He affirms that the wall caved down because Of improvements made to the street by the city, and takes the ground that the city should replace the wall. MT. Deyine opposed such action on the ground that the wall was for the pro- tection of the property of Mir. Hill, and that he should maintain it. MT. Sowle and MT. Hogan were inclined to favor erection of the wall by the city. No action was taken further than to instruct the Street Superintendent to at once replace the 40 feet of side walk that tumbled down with the wall.
 The Mayor stated to the Council that the law called upon him for re- port on deeds issued under the town site patent proceedings within sixty days of the time of commencement of issuance. The goth was named as the date for a special meeting of the Council to hear this report.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-10
JAPANESE EXPECT TO TAKE
 MUKDEN ON f1TH DAY

Mukden, March 9.-Midnight closed the tenth day of the Titanic struggle for possession of Mukden, and the mastery of a great empire; the tenth day of unceasing conflict under ex- ploding schrapnell, roar Of cannon and whistling of bullets; the tenth day without sleep and without food.
 The combat is fast reaching the point where the question is not so anuch one of turning columns, of tao tics and of strategy as it is whose strength, energy and cartridges will last the longest.
 Gray-coated Russians, patient, un- complaining, strong of soul, cling dog gedly to positions against an enemy whose attacks go to the very point of insanity and desperation.
 For forty-eight hours the Japanese have not eaten. They are starving and exhausted, but Field Marshal Oyama himself has told them that the city will fall and slaughter will stop on Friday, and their confidence in their leader increases their strength tenfold.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-10

St. Petersburg, March 9.-The most important news received from Russian sources is the Associated Press infor- nation that the Japanese have alrIady reached the Hun River at Fun Pass, which is only twelve miles east of Mukden and well westward of Gen. Linevitch's line of retreat.
 Whether the extreme Russian left has already succeeded in retiring be- hind the Hun river and moving down the north bank of that stream to join hands with Gen. Kuropatbin's main force is not stated; but it is extremely probable. unless the Russians are able to defend Fun Pass. that Gen. Rennen- kampff's corps, and perhaps addition al forces will be cut off and have to shift for themselves in the mountain ous region north of Fusshun against the expeditionary forces of Japanese which are reported from Chinese sources to be toward Tie Pass.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-10
BRUTAL RUSSIAN POLICE
 MAKE OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT.


 St. Petersburg, March 9.-Mail ad vices which have just arrived here give details of the student riots in Tomsk, Western Siberia, Feb. 2G, preceding the closing of the Universi- ty and Pathological Institute. They represent it as a horrible affair in which students were herded, shot and slashed by the infantry, Cossacks and police. Nine students were killed and twenty-eight were seriously wounded.
 More than a hundred young men and women were taken to the police station, where they were stripped of their clothes and some of them were beaten into insensibility with sticks of wood. The women were dragged about by the hair amid cries from the police of There is the wretched lib erty hound"
 So shameful was the action of the police that the whole fifth division of police was bound over by the court on the charge of brutality. The in dignation at Tomsk was so intense that the professors of the Teclnolog- ical Institute joined the students in deciding to strike until the form of government is changed. The univer sity students at final meeting tore up the Emperor's picture.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-10

It will be remembered that not long ago a house joint resolution passed both houses of the legislature appro- priating s3C0. and that is st0 each for the members for the purchase of postage stamps and newspaper TrsD- pers. The resolution went tbrSUch the house without strenuous c3Dosi- tion as most money raising resolutions do. but when it reachoi tho council so much developed t',st tha resolution was in danger of defeat FiualIv tho money vas rcalicd and most of those who had opnosed tGais their ehare of the approvriation. They had done all they could to head it off. To refuse to taiSe it wcuid he flYing ir the face of .pToyidence-and the majority. BHt two members Of the house. NIes7gs. Bark and Cutting. sold That thoy would be rpable to reconcile tho ac ocptance of the money with their nag votes aaainst the rcsulutioa. Thelr share of the money was. turned back to the sneaker of the house who has charge of the postage stamp fund.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-10

Phoenix March 9.-The people of Phoenix have risen up in arms against the cruel and degrading exhibitions of steer tying, such as have been held here more or less frequently of late.
 The promoters of such exhibitions were unpleasantly surprised, when they were called upon by the repre- sentative of a committee of citizens, and told that such exhibitions of cru city to animals must cease. Evident ly the promoters of the steer tying contests realize that such exhibits of cruelty are contrary to- laws regard ing cruelty to animals. inasmuch as they have very meekly decided not to hold any further contests.
 A petition containing many names is being circulated, which requests the Legislature to enact a law to make steer tying contests illegal.
 Bailey's bill for the benefit of the Naco voters has had a stormy time, but has carried so far as the House is concerned. As originally drawn the bill made provision that men working in Mexico whose families resided across the line might vote in Arizona provided they were citizens of the United States. The bill was at first strenuously objected to and was laid on the table indefinitely, but revived through the energy of MT. Bailey. AS finally passed, the bill makes 1t possible for American citi- zens, who are qualified electors Of the Territory of Arizona, to vote provided they are properly register ed. It also contains clause that in order to vote the American must take oath that he intends to return to the United States for his permanent home.
 The bill introduced by Davis of Pima, for re-districting of the Legis- lative districts will be a measure worth watching.
 The representative from the north
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-10
STRIKES MILES
 ANOTHER JOLT
MRS. JEFFERSON DAVIS ATTACKS VERAcITY OF THE UNION
 GENERAL
Fails to Recall Letter Miles Alleges She Wrote Expressing Gratitude Declares that if Written it Serves to Give Charges Strength.

Savannah, Ga. March 9.-Mrs. lief ferson Davis has written the follow ing letter from New York, dated March ?, to the Savannah Press:
 While I still have no recollection of having written to General Miles, the letter which he quotes not only fails to support his previous statement in the slightest particular, but, as it's date shows, must have been written from the prison ship in Hampton Roads, and when of necessity l was ignorant of what was being done with MT. Davis, who had then been only four days in the custody of Gen. eral Miles.
 If the letter was written, subse- quent events have revealed the fact that at that moment, when an agoniZ- ed wife was thanking him for his ap- parent courtesy in answering anxious inquiries Sn regard to her imprisoned husband, and was commenting him to the kind care of his custodian. this man by his own showing was contem- plating the immediate subjection of his helpless prisoner to the grossesJ maltreatment. If the letter be as General Miles quotes it, it only serves to put in a clearer light, if possible, his continued infraction of the most obvious rules of veracity.'
 Boston, March S.-The letter of Mrs. Jefferson Davis to the Savannah Press was shown to Lieutenant General Nelson A. Miles, U. s. A.. retired, tonight. After reading the letter care fully. General Miles said:
 q will not reply to any insolent let tcrs of that kind"