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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-12
strono Part.

Foote Lighte-Has your sister .
strong part In the new piece?
Miss Sue Brette--Why. yes: she
has to carry around one OF those
heavy spears! /;
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-12

Mrs winslow's soothing RyPsp.
Y~ children teething, sofsus the gums. reduces h.
nAma,Aton. aiays palm. wind coG. sc bossis
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-12

II Isn't dinlcuit to size the average
man up. but women are built 80 queer
ly II Is Impossible to get their actua
measure
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-12

'Tis the course makes all: degradea
or hallows courage In It's fall.-Byron.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-12

Il is scarcity Of their remarks that
makes some women remarkable.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-12

II a man is ineompc,cp, he usually
charges II to bad luck.
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4 PLOT TO RUIN
Him SAYS, BAILEY
Texas Senator Says ThIsSlnvestig gatl71
sNathln9 But a Plot cone0essd
by His Enemies

Austn, Texas. Feb. 22.--senator
Joseph w. Bailey, In q strong inter
view declares that his political Toes
have for a long time been plotting bis
ruin.
lie states that iu the now famous
Gil scandal ne is absolutely blameiess
md that his opponents cannot find
one single act Of ais that will war
rant any acton but that Of an 3oa-
oga:le one on his part.
But the enemies OF the Junior sen
ator from the great state OF Texas
seem to be numerous Ia numbers aud
delermlaed IL acg.0u--they want him
70 resigu because they say tac people
Of the state can no longer trast him.
Tney Intimate that according TO his
own a6missicn he should resign.
The dght On Senator Bailey Is be
Ing watched by tae public and the
press all over the country and not
wlthstanding Lis declaration Of limo
.ceace it is generally the opinion that
he Is greasy with the oil scandal
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-23

The city is not to create a new
office in connection with that held
ty the present superintendent of pub.
lie works
There was q move in council to
create q second place in tne depart
mont and elect to il Capt c. s.
Wylly. who has for years served as
superintendent and the matter went
so far as having instructions given
to the city attorney to prepare the
ordinance. This was done. but when
submitted TO Chairman Mann. Of the
public works department ne refused
10 Introduce the ordinance for the rea-
son that he did not think present
conditions warranted the division Of
the Office hence the ordinance passed
Thursday night simply creates the Of.
flee of director Of public works which
is to include both Of the places some
OF the members Of city council wanted
divided.
In the report OF the proceedings
yesterday The News was lead into
the error IN stating that the new Of
fee was TO be created because one OF
its representatives was present when
the ely attorney was instructed to pre-.
pare toe ordinance creating the new
fob.
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MORE EARTHQUAKE
SHOCKS FELT AT
KINGSTON
Several Buildings Were Destroyed and
Other Damage Done--l1eaViest
Shocks Since the Big One There
Several Weeks Ago.

Kingston. jamaica, Feb 22.-Vlolant
earthquake shocks were felt in this
city again today A severe one was
telt early this morning and many
buildings in the city were damaged
A number Of structures which were
damaged cy the big earthquake aere
on Janpary IS were brought down
by the shock this morning.
So far no deaths have been re
ported b utnaumber Of people were
injured It was the heaviest shock
felt since the one on the above date.
This makss=tle one hundred and
seyenteentA shock that has been felt
here.
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60 of Thank

We desire to return our sincere
;hsuks to all those VINO Sd kindly rem
dered aid at our plant during the re-
cent fire. We especially thank the
meuss ers Of the fire department for
lheir heroic work in saving a portion
5f the plant, to those who assisted
ths fremen, to Mr and Mrs. Buruey
w1o served coffee to the f-emen and
sthers early in the morning, and to
every one else who aided 0s.
parker.HersslI Engineering CO,
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rHE. cLANsMAN At RICHMOND
And Governor Swanson occupled >
Box.

Richmond. Va, Feb 22.-Governor
Swanson. OF this state. occupied !
stage box tonight in tho Academy u
Music at tho performance Of the Clans.
man aud Joined IN tho entuuslasm
that greeted the presentation of the
widely discussed play,
The governor was the guest Of Geo.
II Brannan. Of New York, the produ-
CeF Of the play, who came from New
York to attend the performance
Extraordinary interest has been
taken on the appearance Of the pro.
duction here, though the protest that
had been raised against 1t BY ths
leading negroes aided and abetted by
q prominent local paper.
Mayor Mccarthy heard the com.
bieiRts saA dismlsseA tAsaB.
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ONLY FIVE SAVED
FROM THE WRECK
Sf Al che Passengers on the Steamer
Berlin cniy Five Of Thsa1 Have
gsen Accounted fcg

Leadon,- Feb. 53.--Five persons
@ho we're passengers on tle ill.'atsd
steamer Berlin were saved today and
this makes only six alive out Of a
total Of 141
Il was at first thought that only
one Of the number on board had es'
caped death but the other hve were
picket up today,
Tae total rpmtpr lost is uc77 Stated
~ ~ R -.-4@-
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ORGANIZED a PRESS BuREAl
New York Cotton Exchange Afraid
Public Sentiment.

Ni%ttN 9GtAtIlGtlt-
New York, Feb 22.-The New Yor
Cotton Exchange. realizing that Il
attack from Congressman Livingston
Jf Georgia, and other sources. al.
rapidly putting public ssnimeL
against it, have organized a press Ill
leau for tie purpise Of putting ii
SIDE aud its workings in the publ,
eye.
That there is a strong sentiment il
all parts OF the county against th
exchange here is no doubt, and thi
TACT mas become more evident 10 th
members day by day.
The exchange VIII ask the Amer
ean people to doiup tnoir denuu
Citations until they get their side
lhe matter
1t is also said chat the ezchang
mas especially a strong desire Tor Z
full and complete inyestig
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LONG WISH
FOR A TROLLEY CAR LINE
MAY AT LAST BE REALIZED

If Brunswick does not secure an ell.
ectne street car line now whose fault
win it be?
Thing%ertainly have the appearance
king shape and the music that
has ~ long wished for in this city
tat Of ~ gongs of the electric car
may be geNins in tune after all. How
many times we have dreamed of this
gong; indeed We have heard it ring
in our sleep night after night only
to awake and find that the trolley
had slipped the wire.
But maybe before we wake up from
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POSTOFFICE At
WARSAW ROBBED
Flight Followed In Which Flvs Are
Killed and 20 lnlursd--Tarrer,
lats Get Cash

Warsaw, FEB. ga band Of terror.
lists today looted the postohce in this
city and a serious fight followed, in
which five were killed and twenty
injured Most CT the killed and in
jured we're members Of the terrorists
band. .
The remainder Of the robbers escap.
cd with a thousand roubIes.
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Washington, Feb 22.-In the sen
ate today, George WasMugtous ad
dress was read in memory Of the
birthday Of The Father Of His Coun-
try. After this the body proceedea
To traDsact routine business.
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AlRERTY Oh DEATH.

Havana. Feb 22.---C}eneral DeCas
tlllo today, in the language Of Pas
rick Henry, said he wanted liberty
or death, and these statements BY
him Is arous.ng high feeling among
many Cubans. who claim that 'aet
went their freedom
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presldIna Elder 10 Preaeh-

Dr j. 3. McGehee, the new pre-
siding elder Of the Wayoross district
will preach at the IL a. m. service
at the First Methodist church, city
hail, on Sunday. The pastor will
preach at the 7,SO . m. service. The
uSile 10 cordially ipylt@d.
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THE MISSIONARY INSTITUTE
One Viii be Conducted at McKeodre.
Church Next Week.

A missionary institute win be hel.
at McKendree church next week.
The Introductory sermon will b,
preached by Rev NJ G. austin o..
Monday night Mrs. Ro5ert Toni
kins, Revs. PadricB, Clarke, Summei
and the local ministers are on tn
program. Dr.. J b. McGehee. The ney
presiding elder will occupy tne chaii
The hours for the meeting viii be d.
follows Il .. NJ, 3 D. IN. and 2 l.
m.
The institute viii close on Wednes
day night Tb epubHc Is cordially in
vlted
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Washington, Feb. 22.--It was an
nounced today that Secretary OF Wa.
raft would 90 to Cuoa on anothe.
visit something duriu gtbe early pa,
Of April
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Government Won Out i.
Uailed States Court Over
ia Savannah
sl2,500 THE AMOUNT NlN[L
Case Which Has Been Pending for a
long Slime Finally at an End
Value Fixed by the Apprais-
ars Was Reduced.

The Brunswick quarantine matter
has finally been determined. a jury ii
the United States court in Savanna
Thursday btiaging IN verdict hxing
re value Of the property at s12,500
The story Of the trial Of the case
Is thus told in the Savannah New
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70 60 on MARINE EAlLWA|
British sehosness Evadns TO undsf
Thorous yerhauiins.

The tug WadS lIaflslA,3 yesterday
towed ID port from Fernaudina tie
schooner Evadna, which recently %Sa
ashore on the jetties near that port.
The 0ctoouen was Vadly damaged
while ashore and will be repaired
here.
As soon as the work Is completed
on the tug Iris the Evadna will go
on the marine railway Of the Parker
Hsnssil Engineering Company aAd
Wtll hg tRsgsagEis syvs&aaGJeA
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ST. LOUIS, SUBWAY

ST. Louis. NO. FEB. 22.-It ls mcre
than probable that ST. Louis will have
a complete subway system In the ueu
future,
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uem next year. the DuStneSSlike sound
ot the gong win be heard on Bruins
wick's streets.
Council realizes probably, that it
As deali9 very serious mat
ter in t Cuestion, and welt
are the &ernbe2ing it be.
fore - Aaction. How
ever II hand wheB
someV AZ Ie by the sol
.ons. IS have sub
United 49, IS. ordinances
granting the hto both com
Ipanies Sed on their
tirst readinA awill now
have few~Nts..sj n to decide
which of toe ordE gfau becom
a a, law, (which which D lho granting OF
\ The taxpayers Of the city an
slous for trolley line; they realize
Ithat it will enhance the value OF thei
property in all sections Of the city. but
ebt the same time they want to sec
council do the RIGHT thing in handling
the matter. and while they have stood
for many delays in the past and many
takN by political members o.
ACQUIRES p were endeayoring to fur
Eaer the chances of their friends OF
finjure the advancement OF Their politt
cal enemies, stiu they would rather
see a little delay than to have coun-
ell make grave mistake IN award
Ing tne franchise
But there is hardly any room foJ
further delay Now. Two clear-cu;
straight-out propositions have been
made to the solons.
winch one Of them will be accepted
and when?
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r under consideration
aemnatton proceeding
/. bfoS Die United States CT Anne
Alca asa the Brunswick QuaranIn
,ta.iq the owners ot the prop
erty. sue was the value OF tat
rgdt Of the g5vernmen
being admitted by The re
und the property to be
wort which Is $4,000 less
gg 4aa rde mount OF tle ap. raisnent 0
Ihe value Of the property and the sun
pf the consequential damage 10 tng
dioining property.
Nudge a. J. 0sogaa of the arm o.
csoyatt & Whitfield. Of Brunswick,
appeared IN the case for the owner
Of the quarantine station property
District Attorney Alexander Akerma.
looked out after the interest of the
government
The government has been using
this property for a long time ana
F@9Ah @l0p AdAitN lNhtAA iNA NiAN
pifvileee. October 9, 1905 the gov
eminent determined to acquire the
property and make some permanent
i&moyebents upon IT, An effort wat
made to lmchase the property, but a
consideration the government regard
"a as reasonable could not be agre d
a9on.
"rhe lowest Gsures that the own
crs would offer was $4,000 Tnen
lie government instituted condemna
ton proceedings ana three commits
sioners. Mess. George S Halnes, c.
g. Conyers and Frank d. Aiken wer,
appointed appraisers. They examined
the property in company with Dis
irlct Attorney Allerman and Judge Gro
watt and reported its value at $500.
With consequential damages amount
ing to $1,000 on the adjacent prop
erty,
The government thought taat this
sHn was excessive aud an appeal was
taken, the demand being made fol
tie Intervention Of q jury to pass
Upon the issue"
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WILL ee OPEN AGAIN TONIGHT
Entirely Nsw Scenes viii he On at
The Majestic Todya.

The Ma1aa.ic tEeater win be open
again tonight after being dar
for q week and it is expected that a
great crowd win witness the perform.
auce.
Mr.. Davenport, who IS managing
the amusement enterprise, announces
that he Will give tho best show yet
at tonights opening. All tho pictures
are clean, amusing @ssasalEss 1tEsss'ssslglng
and the public Is Invited 20 call
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Nice fresh strawberries rs cents per
quart at John D, Rouptos, 29s New
Rst5s stree
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1NO2S To MET
TO GIIaIIIA.kl|4FOR
SILVER SEfXCE
Ap0r Sym31S TO S a he
Conference in Atlanta
on Monday
MEMBER OF THE COMMITTEE
Design fer the silver Service to b,
Presented TO the Georgia and
the Inscription VIII he Deci.
ded Upon at Meeting.

Although Brunswick has not yet
been called on for donations toward
tne purchase OF the silver service fol
the battleship Georgia, Mayor sym
ons has been invited to Atlanta Mon
day with The mayors ot Augusta, Col
lmbus. Macon and Atlanta. to confe
With Goyerucr Terrell upcn savsSal de
signs that he mas lc1a - ser
vice for tie Ge2a 4
Mayor SyugN
The city tony
sill meet vi
IN deciding u
service. He "a
did not know 565c@
lie followed in rais.u2S@ Iif915e - q
tine purchase but he is OF the opin.
on that the oz.slatufe viii make al
appropriation to cover the cost. Bs
50 doing every citizen Ia the state
wiz nave an Interest Ia IT,
All aope Of the gia com ng Il
this. state on sn Official visit has heeL
4baudonea for the Present. following
Iode statement of the naya anfh3rid
nat the fighter could not enter an!
Il the ports, chat Is come into l
Ihliblr. Just when ana whe he
yer service viii lie presented Mayor
symons has as not yet b en- advised
The action of The governor in sum
moning the mayors Of the larger Cit
Us Of the state To consult with them
the selection Of the service. how
ever is believed % mean that ths
.oycs nor has decided thal the ser
Ilice should be presented immediate
d not wait tor tie poiatment an
Resembling OF commit. as 10 com
lpleee the details.
Another duty lha wi. 3v-lve upon
1.-The mayors who a.d tie conference
N Atlanta viii oe lhat of deciding
upon the Inscription that is TO 20
upon the ser1ce.
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1Hoe5 eNIsII1g 6etWgen them. l-ut n
satisfactory agreement has beelf reac
ed and the serious strife g is now threat
ened
a majority 6 f.hs railroads Of &,
west viii be effected if the 5000,
trainmcn decide to strike
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item next year, the businesslike sound
.ot the gong win be heard on Bruins
wick's streets.
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oe a reality and we vii
nome to our lunch. il
uice that would he-al
out a nickel.
The outlook for an
system was never brigf
time ag ain has this tro
revived and many tin
takir appeared before e
cd for u franchise
one occasion Thea
I'd and thus "a
Of Cars for "
But, two q
Those inter9
ire meQ
oial
askl
and
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-11-29
ARRESTED ON TWO CHARGES
William Delpha Of Bridgeport Lodged
in Addison County Jail.

Middlebury Nov. 2S.-William Del
phia of Bridgeport was arrested and
lodged in Addison county Jail at 3
o'clock this morning by Constable
George Payne. also of Bridport, on
charges of assault on Frank Mactot
and intoxication
1t is alleged that Delphia who is
Mrs. Mactot's brother, went TO Mac
tots house. shortly after midnight
while intoxicated and dispute be-
tween the men resulted. Delphia
clutched Mactot by the throat and
choked him until he was almost insen-
sible.
Mrs. Mactot, aroused by the noise,
rushed to her husbands assistance
with hot flat-iron, which she applied
to her brothers head and body with
terrible effects. Delphia received two
deep gashes In his head a pair of
black eyes, severe burns on one side
OF his head and one of his hands was
badly bruised, two fingers being brok-
en-. Hardly an inch of his face es-
capped injury.
Warden Cobb who first saw the
man after he left the house, at once
summoned DR.. T.. H. Martin, who
dressed the wounds. Delphia will be
given a hearing tomorrow before JUS
tice +. NJ. Foote.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-11-29
BACILLl AT ST ALBANS
Report on Sample of Water Will Re
suit In Probe by Expert.

st. Adams, Nov. ga report on a
sample Of water taken from tap in
this city has been received from the
State Laboratory of Hygiene at Bur-
lington. This showed the usual nor
NAL conditions. as to color, odor, tur-
Didity, etc, but showed the presence
OF colon bacilli. not giving any num-
Der OF percentage. Appended was the
query, May these not have come from
cattle?"
Mayor n. n Atwood secured legal
advice as to the course he should pur
sue. Following this he telephoned the
State Laboratory at Burlington AS TO
the adyisabiity of notifying the people
of the trouble and advising the boiling
of the water The reply was that such
a course was not deemed necessary as
the number OF colon bacilli was so in
finitesimally small that, ii was not
thought to mean danger but only indi-
Gated that there was a slight contain
nation somewhere.
Mayor Atwood asked to have an ex-
pert sent to Burlington TO locate II
possible the source of contamination.
Mayor Atwood has done and is doing
all that he can to correct the trouble
while 1t is in its infancy and he
thinks that no cause for an alarm or
panic in any way exists.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-11-29
COURT OF CLAIMS
Bills for Novel Causes Presented For
State to Pay

Montpelier Nov. 20 The Adjourned
meeting OF the court of claims was
held this afternoon In the court rooms
at the State House with Chief Judge
Frank PIumley OF Mortified and Judge
Linus Leayens of Cambridge present.
The first case considered was the bill
of the town school district of Fair Ha-
ven for S1293S. its share OF the per-
manent school fund as provided by an
act OF the last legislature. Because
of an error OF the school board In max
ing returns this amount was overlook
ed and no portion of the permanent
school fund was received. w. II. Pres
ton of Fair Haven appeared In support
of this claim and, is it was obviously
mistake, the claim was allowed.
Other new claims presented are:
Charles H. Powers of Concord a
deputy sheriff. asks for $2666 per di-
EN- and expenses in serving subpoe.
ma.
u. II. Brownson of Arlington applied
to the court for payment of one half
of fine of one hundred dollars which
he paid for accidentally killing doe
in 1904. According to his story he had
1t fixed up with the game warden Of
that town to complain of him and get
one-half on the fine but the states at
torney took a hand and he had to pay
the full fine and costs.
The Rutland Light G. Power COM
pany of Rutland presented bill for
$50 taxes paid under protest in excess
of what was required by law.
|. c. d. Wells of Victory wants the
state TO reimburse him $3.50 for his eX
penses as witness in a state case. NJ.
J. letters of Victory asks for s. for
the same reason.
Charles CAREY of Washington, y. II,
presented bill for $500 for state pay
in the Civil War from April IA, 1864
to January 6, 1865.
The town school district of Corinth
presented a bill for S5S5.S6 its share
of the permanent school fund. The re
port from this town TO the state super
intendent of education showed 40 per
cent on the grand list raised for school
purposes and by an error the town
was paid only on a fifty per cent bas-
is.
Charles S. Waite of Londonderry
makes a novel claim. In 1904 he paid
a fine and costs of s3.OS for selling
cider without a license. In 1905 the
supreme court decided the act under
which the prosecution against Waite
was brought to be unconstitutional
and he now wants his S3,0S. The
hearing on this case was continued az
the request OF Judge Il. W. Gibson of
Brattleboro
The court will be in session tomor-
row forenoon.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-11-29
FRANK Z. HOWE. Editor and Publisher

After one has paid passing ac.
knowledgment Of sturdy old Weston's
pluck and endurance. the question
naturally suggests itself, What prac.
teal thing of use In work or play
has he demonstrated by his walk
st. Adams Messenger.
Strange how differently people look
at the same thing. We have looked
at this feat of Weston's as the most
interesting athletic event in this coun.
try in years. 1t Is calculated to in
crease interest in walking, the most
healthy and pleasurable exercise
known and an athletic sport that is in
the reach and within the means OF
everybody. Moreover Mr.. Weston
performance is a great object lesson
on taking care of ones body Though
almost 70 years old he has been able
to walk over 1900 miles at the rate of
60 miles a day when the roads are at
their worst, for the simple reason that
he has taken care Of himself. He is
a total abstainer, has never used to-
bacco to excess and does not overeat
and not at all late at night. These
are the simple secrets why Edward
payson Weston is an athlete and in.
his prime when most men are totter.
ing on the verge of the grave. Surely
his feat has amounted to something.
1t cannot be that the lesson is wholly
lost.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-11-29
PROJECT NOW COMPLETE
Worthwhile Lighted by New Power
Cost $4,000.

Morrisyille, Nov. 2G.--This village
was lighted tonight for the first time
with power from the new lake which
with accompanying expense has cost
Norrisyille approaching $4,000 And
that 1t has been money well spent, the
citizens are convinced The work
which was begun a year aRo saw It's
official completion today when water
was first turned into the steel pen.
stock running to the electric light
plant, CiYl Engineer II. NJ. Mcintosh
OF burlington who drew the plans for
the whole undertaking. watching the
operation with interest.
The magnitude of what has been ac.
complished may be judged from the
building OF a huge cement dam which
set the water back over so wide an
area as to make lake with four miles
OF shore line. An important highway
was submerged and this necessitated
the building of new road to Cady's
Falls and Hyde Park and the construc
ton over arms of the lake of two steel
bridges, one OF them with a single
span of great width.
Aside from all the power needed to
light the village streets and all the
houses, Morrisville has power to sell
for manufacturing purposes and new
industries, II Is felt, are just around
the corner. Morrisville is in joyful
mood tonight and feels that much mas
been accomplished for its material ben
eft,