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done their wsrK, ana, with their COM
mon enemy overcome. they dashed at
each other, frenzied, across the Black
wood gorge.
The fireman at the first cry shot out
the side. Sankey yelled at Sinclair 70
Jump, but George shook his head. He
never would jump. Without hesitat-
ing an instant, Sankey caught him in
his arms, tore him from the levers,
planted mighty foot and hurled Sin
clair Ike block Of coal through the
gangway out into the gorge. The 9TH
or cabs were already emptied, but the
instant's delay in front cost Sankey's
life. Before ne could turn the rotary
crashed into the 566. They reared like
mountain lions and pitched headlong
into the gorge. Sankey went under
them
He could have saved himself He
chose to save Georgia There wasn't
time to do both. He had to choose,
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Sankey hurled Sinclair through the
QongtgGfj out into the gorge.

SGnkeu hurled Stsclatr through the
gang,uaU out into the gorge.
and he chose instinctlvely. Did he,
maybe, think In that fash Of Meta
and of whom she needed most, Of Il
young and staiwart protector better
than an old and failing one? / do
not know. know only what he did.
Every one who jumped got clear.
Sinclair lit In twenty feet of snow,
and they pulled him out with a rope,
He wasn't scratched. Even the bridge
was not badly strained. No. l pulled
over 1t next day. sankey was right
there was 40 more snow, not enough
to hide the dead engines on the rocks.
The line was open.
There never was a funeral in Nc
Cloud like Sankey's. George Sinclair
and Meta followed together, and Of
mourners there were as many as there
were people Every engine on the tli
vision carried black for thirty days.
His contriyance for fighting snow has
never yet been beaten ON the high line
1t is perIlous to go against drift be.
hind it. Something has to give.
But it gets there, as ,Sankey got
there, always, and In time Of blockade
and desperation on the West End they
still send out Sankey's double header
though Sankey-so the conductors tell
the children. travelling east or travelling
west-Sankey isn't running any more
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Felix Kaniuth, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, administrator OF the estate OF
Felix Kaniuth, deceased, to the credit.
ors Of, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit
IN four months after the first public
alton Of this notice, to the said ad-
ministrator at the office Of Henry J
Meili, in Havre, Montana, in the coun
ty Of Chouteau. ..-%
Dated March LIST, 1907.
LAWRENCE F. KANIUTH,
Administrator Of the estate of Fell.
Kaniuth, deceased. 38-4t
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COUNTY.

.iere Sullivan. Fort Benton
Alex Ross. Clear Greek
Olaf q. akyistpad. Hayrr.
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. The .cabs acre buried in suhtte.

4. tNCsCGDS 1CGFC TuuTtGG tft HoftttC.
keys device. BY Sunday morning it
was in such shape that we began to
take heart
'1f she don't get through she'll get
back again, and that's what most Of
'em don't do" growled Neighbor as he
and Sankey showed the new ram to
the engineers.
They had taken the 566, George Sin
clair's engine. for one head and Burns
4D7 for the other. Behind these were
Kennedy, with the 314, and Cameron,
with the 296. The engines were set In
pairs, headed each way and buckled
up like pack mules. Over the pilots
and stacks Of the head engines rose
the tremendous plows which were to
tackle the toughest drifts ever record
ed, before or since. on the West End.
The ram was designed to work both
ways. Under the coal each tender was
loaded with pig iron.
The beleaguered passengers on No. i,
sldetracked in the yards. watched the
preparations Sankey was making to
clear the line. Every amateur on the
train had his camera swapping at the
ram. The town, gathered in single
mob, looked silently on and listened to
the frosty notes Of the skyscrapers as
they went through their preliminary
maneuvers. just as the final word
was given by Sankey, in charge. the
sun burst through the Aeecy clouds,
and a wild cheer followed the ram out
OF the western yard. 1t was good luck
to see the sun again.
Little Meta up on the hill must have
seen them as they pulled out Surely
she heard the choppy, ice bitten screech
Of the 566. That was never forgotten
whether the service was special or reg
ular. Besides, the head cab of the
ram carried this time not only George
Sinclair, but her fnther as well, san
key could handle slice bar as we'll as
a punch and rode on The head e1.:;!.c.
where. Il anywhere. the big c!,;l:!cs:s
lowered. What lie WAS not c;a,ti3ic u.
Ia the train service we never knew, he
cause he WAS stronger than aus ei.ei-
gancy that ever confronted him
DuEnNts SNOW - liiiiitit'ita III utt
force. There is little coaXinc. lust
west OF the bluffs, like code signals
between a fleet of cruisers, there was
yolley of sharp footing. and in min
ute the four ponderous engines, two OF
them in the back motion fires white
and threats bursting, steamed wildly
Into the canyon.
Six hundred feet from the first cut
sinclairs whistle signaled again. Burns
and Cameron and Kennedy answered,
and then, literally turning the monster
ram loose against the dazzling noun
tain. the crews settled themselves for
the shock 5efs ss@
At such a moment there Is nothing to
be done. IL anything goes wrong, eter-
nifty is too close to- consider. There
come a muffied drumming ON the
steam chests. a stagger and a terrific
impact and then the recoil, Hike the
stroke Of trip hammer. The snow
saoots into the air fifty feet. and the
Wind carries cloud OF descy eonfts-
sion over the ram aaf out of the cut.
The cabs were buried in white, and the
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Ancient Philosophy.

1.-THE man." said Epicurus solemnly,
"who utilized the nutmeg had a CRATE
mind. '-Raltimor American.
Sealing Wax.
Sealing wax in the present form was
flrst noted In London In the middle Of
the sixteenth century. A sort OF earth
Eas used by the ancient Egyptians in
sealing papers and documents. The
Egyptians placed such earth on the
horns OF cattle. and upon 1t was stamp
ed the seal OF the priest. Thus were
Identified the cattle to be used In the
various sacrifices. - London Saturday
Review.
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Marks EPISCOPAL MISSION
The Rev. Leonard j. ChristIer.

Morning service with sermon II a. NJ
Evening service with sermon S p. m.
lThese services are held every first
and second Sunday of every month in
Chestnut Haill
The Rector's study will be found st
the Hotel Havre. The ministrations
of the church are at the service OF
all and at any time.
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WORKED LIKE A CHARM,

Mr.. .. N. Walker, editor OF that
spicy journal. the Enterprise, Louisa,
va, says: Il ran a nail In my foot
last week and at once applied Buck
lens A1n;ca salve. No inflammation
followed; the salve simply healed the
wouni. Heals every sore. burn
and skin disease Guaranteed at the
Havre Drug Co. Csc.
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His Lack Of Modssfx.

THAT man has absolutely no sense
Of shame"
II know 1t. When he was in college
he allowed himself to be photographed
in his sprinting suit" -- Lippincott's
Magazine.
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Ghe c HURCHES
CATHOLIC.

CATHOLIC.
st. Jude Thaddeus Church:
Communion Mass, Sunday, a. III.
High Mass, 10 a. M
Sunday School, Q p. m.
Evening devotion, : p. m.
Daily Mass. 1880 a. m.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Preaching, IL a. m.
Sunday School. $50 y. m,
7. p. S. G. E.. 7.30 p. m.
Preaching, 500 p. m.
Wednesday evening prayer meeting
p. m.
You are cordially invited TO these
services.
r. w. POOL, Pastor.
METHODIST.
Morning service at II o'clock.
Evening service at II o'clock
Epworth League services at o'clock.
Sunday School at 3 p m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 2. m.
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His Stories.

Yeast-Who is your wlfe's favorite
author?
Crimsonbeak-I am. She says make
up some OF the most wonderful stories
she ever heard.-Y0nkers Statesman.
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Sankey's Double Header
tContinued from Page Two.)

given By the superintendent to rig up
the double header and get against the
snow as quick as it could be made
ready.
All that day and most Of the night
Neighbor worked twenty men on San
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-04
SUPERIOR COURT
IN SESSION AGAIN
JUDGE PARKER CONVENED THE
TRIBUNAL YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON.

The GJynn superior court was con
venad in adjourned session by Judge
Parker yesterday and it will likely
he in session for some time, as there
are yet a number Of civil cases to be
disposed of and the criminal docket
mas not set been reached.
Judge Parker ua not arrive in the
oftv until noon, and therefore the
court was not convened until 2
clock. During the afternoon three
or Jour cases we're triea without a
iur-. one or two demurrers We're ar
ausd and other such matters han
aled. after which the court recessed
until $50 o'clock this morning. when
the civil docket viii again be taken
up and disposed Of as rapidly as
possible
Il is thought ahtt the criminal
docket will be reached by next Mon
dav and it will take the entire week
to dispose Of it. Among other cases
there are two or three in jail on the
charge Of murder. and each Of the
cases will consume a day or more.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-04
SCHOOLS CLOSE
ON NEXT FRIDAY
CHILDREN ARE ALL BUSY THIS
WEEK STANDING THEIR AN
NUAL EXAMINATIONS.

The public schools will close on
next Friday and during the present
week the children are busy standing
their annual examinations. AS is
generally the case. the last week Of
school is always busy with teachers
and pupils alike, and nearly all of
them will be glad when the week Is
over when they will not have to re-
port for duty again for three or four
months.
The graduating exercises will take
place next Friday night, when nine
bright pupils, five boys and four girls,
viii receive their diplomas. Besides
the usual commencement essays, etc.
there will be other features on the
program In connection with the ex-
ercises
The past term has been one Of the
most successful in the history Of the
rapid progress IN their studies, and
it is believed that the average at
tendance has by far been the largest
since the establishment Of the
schools. A somewhat crowded con
dition prevailed during the first few
weeks, but extra seats were provided
and all Of the children were accom-
modated
The annual teachers examination
will take place later in the month.
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RAILROADS HELP
BIG EXPOSITION
-%-
THEY AGREE TO PURCHASE
JAMESTOWN BONDS IN THE
SUM OF 100000.

Norfolk. Va, June 3.-The common
stockholders of the jamestown Ex,
position Company today authorized
by a large majority the 100000 bond
issue for the completion Of the ex-
position
The directors, after passing a reso
luton ratifying the. action of the
governors in requesting J. NJ Barr
10 act in an advisory capacity to the
governors. authorized the execution
of a contract betweea the exposition
company and the banking interests
OF this section for u loan Of 100000
in the contract there was placed
provision that =. M. Barr shall have
concurrent authority with the board
Of governors in the administration Of
the affairs Of the company, and that
wherever differences arise, the mat
ter in question shall be referred to a
committee Of bankers.
1t is understood that the railroads
here have agreed to take
100000 worth Of The bonds and that
the remaining 100000 Of these Will
be taken by other parties.
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THE suAER CRUISE
WoF GEORGIA MILITIA.

Washington, June 3.--The revised
program for the summer cruise Of
the state militia provides that the
Georgia reserve. ten officers and
ninety-fve men, shall cruise from
June % to 30. The militia of South
Carolina will make cruise, but the
date has not yet been decided on,
The North Carolina militia will make
no cruise.
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yIESI St. :.
fH0 is WAGING
I fees Are. Now Doing
Brave Service in All Of
The DjAicts
MANY VOTES f'y( N
Young Ladies Gaining Nm
Every Day-Votes ARD q
in From Many Dia Eont
The News great contest hasV k
cited more interest within the h.
fines Of the contest thaK anything
that has occurred for aklong time.
Regardless of the feed that there
are many interesting neV Is items in
the paper each day, The News read
ers now turn to the page D look at
the standing Of The candid Mites be-
aey read the generA sneYs
NE best evidence sible q

=
rrrecTested in the contest to help
some young lady contestant to win
one of The prizes that the News is
giving away. The young ladies are
gaining enthusiasm every day, and
all OF them realize the opportunity
offered them and are grasping it
with determination good to see.
FROM now on the interest will in
crease more rapidly than ever Such
prizes are not offered every day and
you should take advantage of the
offer.
All contestants would greatly
oblige the contest manager by cut
ting the coupons as neatly as possible
and putting them into an envelope
when sending them in
Many of the contestants are just
getting started, or have just found
the way Of getting the votes and are
now going into the contest in a man
ner that will surprise and delight
their friends. Every one Of the CON
testants now in the contest have a
good chance to win one of the prizes
and no one should be discouraged.
The majority of the candidates are
holding their votes in reserve; while
this is good idea it is also under
stood that the leadership is a worthy
ambition and the young lady who
heads the list from day to day stands
the better chance to catch the scat
tering vote Many of the subscribers
receive coupons when they pay their
subscription and there are some Of
them that do not know any of the
young ladies who are running in the
contest, SO consequently they look to
the list to see who is running and as
a rule the leader receives this vote
A word as to the trips to the
jamestown exposition, one Of which
will be Swarded to each Of the four
districts. The trips are especially
and are comprehensive and
attractive and offer a great variety
Of interest They represent the
maximum Of luxury and convenience
OF pleasure in travel These trips
include transportation both ways and
hotel accommodations for one week.
Nothing has been overlooked that
would tend to make the trips pleas
ant and comfortable and the FORUM
ate ones VIII not have to be out one
cent unless desired for some sou
yeniPs and articles Of like character.
Who win represent The News Of
each Of the four districts at the
jamestown exposition viii be deter
mined by the popular vote OF The
News readers.
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BIG CROWD AT FISHING CLUB.
Fish Are Biting and All Having a
Good lime.

Several members Of the Tom
Welsh Fishing Club who have been
attending the annual outing Of the
organization at Atkinson, on the
Altamaha river. have returned. and
they report that the club is having
big time.
Fish are biting unusually good q
large number being pulled in daily
by the members, the attendance IS
large and altogether the outing Is
proving to be a most enjoyable one.
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settled like a storm upon the fair
Southland. And so they are able to
return to this unveiing, which will
90 down in history as the memorial
event in the story of the Confederacy
las ii lives in the hearts Of Dixie
Gen Clement A. Evans of Georgia
made the principal address of the
dag When tie veil was drawn from
the monument, eyes were lifted up
ward from the statue of Jeffers3a
Davis 10 the figure that crowned The
pillar III the center of the collonade.
This is the allegorical figure of a
wolIan known as "Vindlcatrix," rep
.reseGdng the spirit OF the south. At
the base Of this pillar and on a pc
destal five feet high is the bronze
figure Of Mr. Davis, eight feet in
height.
the Inscription on the pedestal is
Jefferson Davis. Exponent Of Con
stuatioaal Principles, Defender Of
State RIGHTS. On each side of the
pedestal are inscriptions, the one on
the left reading "As citizen, SOL
dier, statesman, he enhanced the
glory, the fame Of the United States
When his sanegiance to that govern
ment was terminated by his sovereign
state, as president OF the Conled-
eracy, he exalted his country before
the nations
On the right side Of the pedestal is
inscribed with con8tancy and cour
age unsurpassed he sustained the
heavy burden laid upon him by the
people. When their cause was lost
with dignity he met defeat with
fortitude he met imprisonment and
suffering, with entire devotion he
kept the faith"
The sentiment Of jefferson Davis
expressed in the United States SEN
ate that is quoted above, viii be in
scribed on the architrade at the top
of the collonade
A deep and solemn hush prevailed
over the great assembly as the beauty
.of the group came upon them. The
red and blue of flags, the music, the
crowds the gaity, the Joy Of meeting
comrades had prevailed in the en-
campment Of old veterans until this
time but in the presence Of this mes
sage of grief and pride from the old
south to the new, the message Of
patriotism, bravery and proud grief
preserved in stone and bronze under
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-04

This s regular legal sales day with
ba+a Sheriff Berue and Chief Bur
new and. for the first time in several
months. considerable property will be
sold. The sheriff has seven or eight
lots which will go from the block
while the marshal has about the
same number.
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viii Meet Today.

The county commissioners will hold
their regular monthly meeting at
noon today at the court house. It is
expected that a number Of routine
matters will 10 handled.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-04
DAVIS WAS HONORED -
BY WEAR8RS OFGR
Thousands Attended Unveifir1g .
tho Confederate Monument in
Richmond Yesterday

Richmond, Va, June 3.-The capi-
tae of Virginia today resumed the
glory Of the time when it was the
capitai of a nation with an ambition
that was worldwide. AS the monu-
ment of Jefferson Davis, the presi-
dent % the Confederate States Of
America. was unveiled, men who had
fought for that nations lost cause
stood with hair grayer than their old
uniforms to hear the eulogy of their
dead president ana the principles he
represented
Not in hostility to others. not to
injure any section of the country, not
even tor our own pecuniary benefit,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-04
Two Fast Trotters win Try II on ST.
HORSE RACE ON NEXT MON JAY
Simon.

Local sports are looking forward
with much pleasure to the horse race
which is to occur on the beach at St.
Simon next Monday afternoon, when
tw4 fast trotters, owned by G. W..
ID IN and G. c. CaliR, will try three
heats of a mile each.
Both Of these horses are said to
be unusually fast and quite a large
sum of money has been placed on
the race. It was first decided to
have the race in the city, b3 as
there is no good track It was thought
best to 20 over to the island and let
the horses trot on the beach. Quite
a large crowd will go over to witness
the race.
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WIN A PRIZE IN THE
NEWS VOTING CONTEST
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To Be Presented to Him by
The People Of BrunS-
wick
As A TOKEN OF ESTEEM
PRESENTATION WILL OCCUR AT
TIE CITY HALL SOME TIME IN
NEAR FUTURE-PROGRAM TO
Be- ARRANGED.

The handsome loving cup Wiz
to be presented to Co4a
Branrley by the people q
and which was orderel
ago. is expected 30 arri
today or tomorrow AS
cup IS received the coml
haz the presentation in
meet end arrange a date y
ing IL to the popular congress
This cup is to be presented
BIauuey by the people Of Brun
as token Of esteem for his eXcelfWNs
work done during the last session Of
congress, when he secured an apDro-
priauon OF a half million dollars for
work on our harbor, and also secured
other things tor the city and county.
While Mr.. Branley was in Washing
Ton a movement was started by mem
bers Of the Board Of Trade to present
him with something to show their
appreciation OF the good work. A
committee was appointed and at once
went to work. with the result that
TIE sum necessary for the purchase
Of a handsome present was soon sub
scribed After some deliberation on
the subject the committee decided
that a silver loving cup would be the
most appropriate present, and very
handsome one was ordered.
The presentation will take place at
the city har1, probably next week, and
the occasion viii be made a very
notable one. Several local citizens
win make addresses and Congress
man Brantley win respond 1t is
probable that a very interesting pro
gram viii be arranged in connection
with the presentation, full particu-
lars Of which viii be announced
later.
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proved ports would benefit qufte as
much as those communities laying
on the banks of great rivers or on
the shores OF the Great Lakes. in
his letter he says:
Let me say a special word of ap-
probation of the invitations which
came from the governors of Maine
Florida and Oregon, all OF whom al
though they are governors of states
which are not on the Mississippi
showed their realization Of the enor-
nous Importance OF improving this
great national highway because Of
the benefit that easy and cheap
transportation thereon will mean to
all the Union, and because they be-
lieye that Improvement of the Mis-
sissippi and its tributaries will tend
to bring about the improvement of
other nayigable waterways of the
country as a factor in commercial
and industrial development and as
affording one Of the best possible
methods Of regulating the railway
rates
81 feel that the problems before
the commission concern vitality not
only the people Of the Mississippi
valley, but the people of our entire
country, and anything | can do to
forward the rapid solution Of these
problems Of the proper utilization of
our great waterways, am glad in
deed to do
This expression Of Mr.. Roosevelt
is in entire keeping and sympathy
with his sentiments as mirrored in
the address he made to the delegates
to the National Ricers and Harbors
Congress held here in January Of
last year The delegates, consisting
of shippers and business men from
every state in the Union, were re
ceived by Mr. Roosevelt at the White
House.
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the imagination OF as master hand.
the old soldiers remembered the old
south, the comrades who fell before
the guns in that mad, brave contest
for what they believed the right.
The central flag was the Confeder-
ate fag officially endorsed by the
of the Confederate States
of America. Many of the flags were
not in existence to be copied from
when this southern company, which
has for its field the southern states,
began the search for flags to repro
duce from But from descriptions the
entire list was made out and the
sheet of flags is large enough for
every soldier to find on 1t the one
under which he enlisted-the palm
tree of South Carolina upon blue. sur
by the crescent: North
Cardinals flag giving dates of May
20, 1775, and April 70, 1776. the dates
upon which the state declared its in
dependence of England while there
waved at the end two bars. one
HsaN Naa