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The Glenwood post., 1908-11-07
POLITICAL QUARREL
ENDS IN MURDER OF
OKLAHOMA FARMER

FORAKER, Okla, Nov. LIN a po-
litieal quarrel here today Frank E.
Seward, a prominent hardware mer-
chant, and local democratic committee
man, shot and killed John II. Milan, a
well known farmer of Pawhuska, Okla.
The shooting occurred in Seward IS store.
Milan was a republican. The men be-
came engaged in heated political de-
bate. Suddenly Seward drew his re
volver and fred five shots into Milan 3
head. Milan had been prominent i'll
Usage Indian affairs for years.
The Glenwood post., 1908-11-07
BIG TOMS FIRST ELECTION

GARY, Ind, Nov. 3.-This town,
founded less than year ago by the
United States Steel Corporation, today
presented the unique spectacle of a
brand new place holding its first cleo
tion. 1t was estimated that the vote
cast would reach about 1000, which is
believed to be record figure for a
town less than year old. Practically
all of the voters are workmen in the
mammoth steel mills here
The Glenwood post., 1908-11-07
ROOSEVELT PROFESSOR
IN BERLIN

BERLIN, Nov. 3.-Professor Felix
Adler of Columbia University, who was
selected this year as the Roosevelt
professor at the University of Berlin.
today delivered the first of his series
of lectures on the ideals of American
liberty. Emperor William was person
ally represented at the ceremony at
tending the formal introduction of
Professor Adler, which took place in
the Aula of the university building.
The Glenwood post., 1908-11-07
THOUSANDS VISIT
MUSEUM OF HISTORY
IN THE CITY PARK
DENVER,

DENVER, Colo, Nov. s.-Two
thousand three hundred and
thirty.fonr people visited the Colorado
Museum of natural history at the City
park yesterday afternoon. That was
the number registered by the new turn
stile installed in the museum. New
collections of etchings and paintings
have been added to the art exhibit and
are attracting great atten&ion.
The Glenwood post., 1908-11-07
LEGAL.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.
U. S. Land Office at Glenwood Springs
Colorado.

COLORADO.
Oct. 5th, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Alfred
Stephens of Gypsum, Colorado, who, on
October End, 1905, made Presumption
Declaratory Statement No. 1896 Ute
Serial No. 05s5, for SwA SEA Section
%, and We NEA and NWA SEA
Section 26, Township South, Range
81 West, 9th Principal Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make Fina,
Pre- -emption Proof. to establish claim
to the land above described, before
Register and Receiver U. s. Land OF
fee at Glenwood Springs, Colorado, or
the 23d day of November, 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Charles Doll,
Arthur River,
Rudolph Stone,
John Gilmore, all of Gypsum, Colo.
J. +. SQUIRE, Register.
l0-10-1121. -..--
The Glenwood post., 1908-11-07
SILVER TIP CAP.
TuRED BY whitney

From Wednesdays Daily Post.
Harry Payne Whitney. the noted
New York horseman who was out
hunting with Jake Borah and party
of friends, yesterday killed a 900
pound silver tipped bear. The hide
had been perforated by twelve bullets
showing that the bear had been
wounded by other hunters.
The Glenwood post., 1908-11-07
BIDS ARE RECEIVED
FOE TORPEDO BOATS

WASHINGTON, Nov. Bids wer.
opened at the navy department today
for The construction of eight submar-
inc torpedo boats for which congress
has appropriated $3,50O,OOO. There
were three bidders, the Electric Boat
company of Quincy, Mass, the Lake
Torpedo Boat company of Bath, Me,
and the American Iaudenti company OF
The Glenwood post., 1908-11-07
LEGAL
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Non-Coal Land.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
U. s. LAND OFFICE AT GLEN.
WOOD SPRINGS, COLO.
September LIST, 1908.
NOTICE is hereby given that Joseph
j. Wick Roy of 2211 Curtis St., Den.
yer, Colo.. who, on April 18th, 1908,
made Desert Land Entry No. 644 Ute,
Serial No. 03s5, for NEA sEA, Sec.
"a, T. 5 s.. X. 30. w & n 70, SW "
NV "A Sc a Section 10, Township 5
South, Range SO West, 9th Principal
Meridian, has filed notice of intention
to make final Desert Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, be
fore Register and Receiver at Glenwood
Springs, Colo, on the 18th day of
November, 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses:
James T. Briggs, of Glenwooi
Springs, Colo.
Aubrey Heath, of Glenwood Springs,
Colo.
Anna NJ Scott, of Denver, Colo.
Theodore Rosenberg, of Glenwood
Springs, Colo.
F. sQUIREs, Register
10-3-l17.
The Glenwood post., 1908-11-07

SALT LAKE, Nov. 4.-The republi
cans have carried the state by big
majority.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-30
DEMOCRAT MAY
SUCCEED TAFT
GEN. LUKE E. WRIGHT. 1T is AS
SERTED, WILL BE sEcRETA-
RY OF WAR ABOUT JULY /.

Washington, MAJ %. Gen Luke E.
/ Wright, OF Memphis, Tenn. is to sue
ceed William H. Taft as Secretary
lof War, probably about July accord
ing to a statement made here tonight
by man who is Wrghts close per-
lsonal friend and business associate.
Gen Wright is democrat and 1t
lis reported that he has announced that
he will support the ticket next Novem-
ber although he was for several years
iGoyernor-General Of the Philippines.
isucceesng Taft in that position, and
more recently Ambassador to Japan
under President Roosevelt
The selection is regarded by the few
politicians in Washington who have
heard Of it as one of the cleyerest
political moves ever made by the Pres
ident. 1t Is conceded 10 be a powerful
bid for democratic support for the
republican ticket and a well planned
attempt 10 break the solid South
Only a few days ago Cen Wright
was in Washington, but he declined 10
discuss in any way the nature of his
business though he admitted that he
called on the President several times.
An attorney from Memphis who is
closely associated with him, however,
admitted that the secretaryship Of war
had been offered TO him and that he
would accept it.
What is regarded as very strong
proof Of the truth of the statement
made tonight is the fact that the
Memphis Commercial-Appeal, in which
Gen. Wright is a heavy stockholder
is to publish it tomorrow morning
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-30
AMUSEMENT ORDER
TO Be DROPPED
BY CHURCH
INSIGNIFICANT MOTION MAY EFF.
FEcTUALLY BURY EFFORT TO
CHANGE PARAGRAPH 24e OF
Book OF DISCIPLINE.

Baltimore, May 29,-Adverse action
today by the methodist Episcopal
Conference on an apparently unimpor,
tant motion is said tonight to have
back of it a determination on the part
of a large number of the delegates to
bury the whole question of whether
or not paragraph 24S of the Book Of
Discipline which deals with amuse-
ments, shall be changed
The motion in question was that a
time be set for the consideration Of
the report Of the committee which has
had the question under consideration.
THE motion was lost By a decisive
vote Nothing was said in eXplan1-
.tion, other than that the report should
mot be given precedence over 9th ar
important matters. Tonight however
.it is said that there is determined
purpose not to permit the matter Of
Iamus2ments to be discussed on The
floor OF the conference at an If it
lls possible to prevent it, A change
would be in line with the suggestion
contained in the Episcopal address.
and. while it is desired not to wn
Ieountr to the bishops, there is a VERY
istrong sentiment against any change
| in paragraph 24S, which viii simtly
iremaiu in force as it now stands II the
matter can be kept from the coufcr-
Ienoe during its remaining husine-s
sessions.
The assignments of bishops 70 The
various Episcopal residences was 10.
ported 20 the committee - the eDis-
Icopacy tonight by 4 special committee
of 49, and adopted by the fGll commit
tee, during matter that lasted until
nearly midniflt
Bishop William f. Anderson was
assigned TO Chattanooga. Tenn, and
Bishop Thomas b. Nscley was assign
ed TO New Orleans.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-30
MR.. CLEVELAND SAID
TO HAVE "A CANCER

Lakewood, \. J.. May 29-,Jo re-
port of Mr.. Cleyeland's condidon vas
made today, but il is reported on good
authority that the exp 'esidcut is sgf-
fering from carcinoma, or cancer Of
the gall, bladder or stomach.
This was learned from personal
friend Of Dr. Bryant. who has been
attending Mr. Cleveland 10. TWO
Imorths II is the general opinion in
Lakewood that The ex-President VIII
never leave Lakewood alive.
Mrs. Cleveland is still optimistic.
She refuses to believe that her hus.
band has a fatal malady DR. Bryant.
who remained with Mr.. Cleveland last
night, intended te ieaya for Now
York this morning, but Or. Lockwood
did not arrive uLtil late in the a5tar-
noon
DR.. Bryant awaited DR. L3ollwoca's
arrival somewhat impatiently, and be.
fore going to New York held a ltng
consultation win tho stomach apec.a!.
ist 1t is safe to assert that The ex-
President is seriously III.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-30
NEW RATE ORDINANCE AS
READ THURSDAY NIGHT
The TO PAY LIGHT AND WATER COMPANY
If The ORDNANCE is PAssEO-A GENERAL REDUc-
TON HAS BEEN MADE

ed under the sunervision ana oon,roI
Of said mavor ana counci, Of mo o;t,
of Rr,tnsv,ick as nraeo,.ii,ad ~. sooti,,,,
20 of The codo or .o,a oi,, .ad s,,
iect 70 aetion nc ,hor,i, ,ro,.iaod
saction m :, e,,nth.. r'D, ',.S'',I,,, ,,'su'
by me mavor ana aldarn,o, ~ tLa
citv Of Rrnnswtcl. in conno;l ossa,o ,,
bled and II is boral,,. orla,nad 'e,t''i ~.
said authoritv tbat porbin~ co,t,in
Al h, ,1,t. an,i,,.,,..'. =, ''''''
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-30
A CAR OF LUMBER
WENT OVERHEARD
FlOM DOCK
STRUCK TIE STEAMER EmME-
LINE ON THE WAY DOWN AND
SLIGHTLY DAMAGED TVS AL
READY CRIPPLED CRAFT.

The Cumberland rue steamer En-,
incline, which met with an accident
Thursday night while returning from
Cumberland with the German excnr.
sion. breaking her wheel, PLAYED A.
conspicuous part in another accident
yesterday afternoon and as result
was damaged somewhat.
The Emmeline yesterday went to
the plant Of tho Parker Hensell Enein-
eering Company to undergo repairs
from the accident of Thursday night.
She was moorel at the wharf Just
south Of til machine shops. waiting
for work to begin en- her
A Coast Line engine was busy ON
the wharf during the afternoon shift
ing lumber cars Suddenly crash
was heard, and those who were in
seeing distance Witnessed an entire
car loaded with lumber go of tho end
of the wharf The car was backed
off the end Of the waarf by the engine
and as it fell 60 the water below it
came In contact with the Emnelne
and portion Of her pilot house was
Knocked of and other damages done.
Fortunately il was high tide and the
Emme'ine was only q few feet from
the top Of he wharf, therefore she
d'd NOT get the full weight Of the fall
or She would have been seriously
damaged
The car Of lumbeg went on 10 the
river below and the car sunk to the
bottom. With most Of the lumber The
bmmelino was not damaged to any
ereai extent, but she had q yefy mar
row escape
Efforts viii be made to-day to pull
out the car Of lumber
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-30
rs ARE IN DANGER.
Atlaa Afraid All Of Them Can't Get
to the Polls.

Atlaa Afraid All Of Them Can't Get
TO the Polls.
ALA Ca. May 29 Tax Collector
StwarE today issued a statement to
the fl ct that unless some provisiof.
IS maN by the subcommittee og the
count Executive committee that there
aiil d soably be 5000 voters who viii
have " opportunity 10 cast their bal
bot in Tulton county on June 4
The tax collector especially mon
tions she second. third, fifth and sixth
wards. as the ones having the largest
registration: and necessarily will
have the greatest crush in voting. He
also says the hours for opening and
closing in Cooks district will prob
ably be too short. as that precinct Is
as large as some Of the city wards
The subcommittee viii take the mat
Ter under advisement. and will make
tiie necessary provisions ana changes.
They viii make the hours in Cook IS
district the same as the ones in the
city. that Is from in the morning to
z in the evening
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-30
NEGRO BLIND TIGER
WAS CAPTURED
LAST NIGHT
OFFICER CARROLL LOCATED ONE
CUT ON "H'' STREET WHICH
WAS EVIDENTLY UNDER Fun
OPERATION.

Special County 0flcer Carroll last
! night captured a full-fedged blind Ii.
ger, with its eyes wide open, during a
very good business, though the suppIy
of intoxicants was not very large.
probably because the operator of the
tiger had about sold oat
The negro captured aud who Will
have to answer to this serious charge
lat the coming session of the court,
was viii Morgan. who conducts a
little place way ont on H street.
Officer Carroll has been suspicious
of Morgan for some time and has been
close behind him He knew that the
negro was violating the law. but he
did not want to make The arrest until
he had secured some good evidence
against him Getting this evidence. the
officer surprised the negro last night
when he appeared at his little place
land informed him that he would have
ito spend awhile in the county ia'l.
The negro appeared surprised
Two or three quarts of cheap whls
key We're found on hand which was
also seized by the officer It is under
Istood that Morgan has been selling it
for the past several weeks and the
evidence against him is said to be
strong.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-30
NOTED JAIL BREAKER
AGAIN BEHIND BARS

La Fayette. Ga. May 29.-Jim Nc
Coy. the famous Jail breaker in this
section, has just been lodged in Walk
er county jail for alleged criminal as
sault upon his little niece, 10 years old
Il Chickamauga yesterday.
Mccoy. it viii be remembered. ser
we'd term OF two years for cattle
stealing
When Jerome Henson, the murderer
OF Thomas \. Jones, escaped from
Walker jail in 1900 Mccoy is sup
posed 70 nave effected ihis escape. IIe
also was incareerated in Chattanooga
in 1894. when the notorious Bud
Gordon escaped. Mccoy is thought
to have been instrumental in Cor
don's escape.
Mccoy will likely waive his commit
+al trial
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-30
WHIsEEY THIEVES
Oh RLY NABBED
Bf OFFICERS
TWO NEGROES BROKE INTO The
eBoozE" WAREHOUSE EARLY
YESTERDAY OFFICER OWENS
FIRED AT ONE OF THEM.

Joe Bailey and John Henry Wilson,
well known local negroes. went with
cut a drink as long as they possibly
could. They had resorted to every
means by which they could secure a
dram. and since January first they
have been succeeding very we'll but
dunne the past few days their supply
and their money both gave. out and
they had to devise some heme by
which they could get their whiskey,
The booze warehouse" on the Mall
lory wharf looked good to them. They
had seen dozens Of gallons Of whiskey
placed in the room 70 wait until the
owners called fer il They thought
It shame for this whisSey TO remain
in the warehouse and finally Thursday
1hes decided TO remove it. quietly at
an hour wnen no one was around. yes
temay morning about O'Clock the
two negroes made their way into the
warehouse. The foand the whiskey
and securing thrse or four gallons
end incidentally robbHg trunk Of q
number Of articles. which Yves also
IN the warehouse. left on a jubilee
The case was repcrted at once to
The police, and ~ 4 O'Clock Yesterday
morning Bailey was behind the bars
and he was joined by John Henry yes
terday afternoon. The latter negro es-
eaped early in the morning and dodg
Cd two or three pistol balls fired by
Mounted Officer Ovens. The negroes
were located in a small house on Ellis
street Bailey was captured but John
Henry got ont the back door and es-
capped closely followed by Officer Ow-
ems who fired upon him
John II mrs sought refuge in a
vacant house on Oglethorpe street.
ana he was captured there yesterdag
afternoon Most OF the whiskey and
the articles We're recovered and the
two negroes will likely have to go
long time. without another drink
Assist Chief Wilchar and his
mounted d deserve credit for their
clever ws ia landing these thieves.
They ha he in jail an hour after the
robbie ERRED and We're not very
long apmring the other
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-30
RECORDS BROKEN
BY THE WEATHER
YESTERDAY WAS HOTTEST DAY
AND ALSO HAD HEAVIEST
DoWNPOUR OF PAIN.

The weather Eaan sot verg 5asr
yesterday and during the day two
records were broken for the present
year
Volunteer Observer High reports
THAT the mercury went high than at
any time during the season al one
time registering 81 degree This
was just before the heavy downpour
The rain also smashed a record.
According to the observer the rain
measured MP 2 inches, which is. the
heaviest in this city not only for the
present year, but for many months
Mr. High is keeping a daily record
of the performances Of the weather,
and it was strange that two records
for the year were smashed on the
same day
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-30
MOSES AT LOUISVILLE
FINDS SMITH SUPPORTERS

Louisville Ga, May 29-To an
audience composed Of 40 people 5 of
whom were boys. the Hon c T.. Moses
spoke here today in the iat c3, os
Joseph NJ. Browns candida for the
goyeInorship. Very little enthusiasm
was displayed and the speaker cyi-
IDENTITY left with the opioIon thar Louis
vile was a dry town s. far as LHtia
Zoe was conce rned.
OF the ~ voters taat wera ont to
hear him. 25 were strore Hsko Smith
men and left the speaking stronger
for Hoka than when they went.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-30

by the Sanitation Light and Water
committee:
An ordinance TO prescribe and fix
me maximum rates to be charged for
water to consumers in the city of
brunswick, Georgia to prescribe for
the maintenance Of an ADEQUATE pres.
sure for the purpose for witch said
water is to be used TO prescribe =
penalty for such persons as fail IN
obey said ordinance; and for other
purposes.
Section 1 Be it ordained by tbe
mayor and aldermen of the civ %
brunswick in council assembIed and
y IS hereby ordained by said autbor.
NY that from and after the FIRST dav
OF July a. D. 1908. after the passaga
and publication of this ordinance II
snail be and is hereby declared to no
unlawiul for any person, firm. corpor.
ation partnership or association Of
persons engaged in furnishing watar
10 consumers generally in said CITY oe
brunswick TO charge for sucb wate,.
30 furnished or TO be furnished anv
sum OF sums any amount or amounts
exceeding the rates hereinafter
named which shall be and arc
hereby fixed and prescribed as tba
maximum rate to be charged for sucb
city. '''e'' ~ Saiu
ta- At all fire hydrants now loca.
ted in said city of Brunswick and used
Tor ire purposes by said mavor and
council q The city OF brunswick or
winch may hereafter be installed or
USED, that said water shall be acoassi
Dle' and in case of fire the minimum,
pressure on the water mains shan hc
such as to register sixty.fve (c5l
pounds at the fire department bead.
quarters now situated at the corno,
OF Mansfield and Newcastle sfroote.
ana Tor each said fire hydrant M
MAYOR and council aforesaid shall nav
the sum Of thirty-six dollars per an
mum payable monthly, by the 20fh of
me succeeding month; provided tbat
lor a failure to have such Drassuro ~
the IRE department Headquarters win.
IN i've minutes after an alarm, b.s
Deen sounded therefrom and maintain.
ca until the out-alarm shall have been
sounded there shall be deduction
OF fifty dollars for the first failnra o,a
hundred dollars for the second eno
cesslVe failure, and two hundred dni.
fGOUfiuIfl1 IN n "a.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-30
CONDUCTORS BLACK EYE.
Southern Railway Appoints Auditor
to Collect Tickets.

oouthefn railway appoints GLdtors
to Collect Tickets.
Asheville y. G.. May 20 AN inno-
vation is being made by the Southern
Railway Company Auditors are be-
ing placed on all passenger trains on
its entire system The auditors must
collect all fares and make certain that
no dead heads are riding. The con
ductor's first duty win be 10 see that
the trains are running on time and
according TO orders: after that they
can make themselves agreeable to the
passengers. This plan which in a
sense gives the punch to the conduc-
tors, IS inaugurated by Robert W.
Hunt. recently promoted to be assist.
ant general passenger agent. Train
auditors have already appeared on
VARIOUS divisions of the Southern and
have taken charge of collection Of tick
cts and fares at the least unexpected
n cment
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-30

J. 2. DAVIS PASSES AWAY.
Died Yesterday Afternoon After Iona
Illness.

Illness.
J. r. Davis, who has been critical.
ly i'll at his home on Mansfield street
for several days. passed away yester.
day afternoon at 80 o'clock. M
Davis was taken i'll some time ago
and has, for the past several DAYS
been In a serious condition. He was
a young man, popular among many
friends in the city, who will be griey-
ed to learn of his death. For year
or two he was member of the police
force, but lately has been conducting
a grocery store on Monk street
The funeral will occur from the
First Methodist church this afternoon
|at O'clock. eServices will be CON
Iducted by Rev. J. r.. Sumner. assisted
by Rev. Robt Kerr. The following
gentlemen will act as pail bearers.
J. n. knight. J. j. Yickers. r. D. cal
man, J ". Wood. r. f. Davis. Friends
and uaintances Of the family arc
invited.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-30

Mrs Mary Armor sE&e president Of
the w c 7. T., will Asress the con-
gfegatlon al II a. IN. In order that
this gifted woman may have one ex-
ceptionally large audience. no even.
ing service will be held in our church.
Let all attend the s D. N. service to
be held in the First Baptist church
sunday school at p. m. Prayer ser
vice on Wednesday at p. m.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-30
TOURNAMENT DATES CHANGED.
Gun Club Will Hold Meeting on july
21 % ana %


The Brunswick gun club have chan
ged the dates Of the big tournament
to be held on Cumberland island dur
ing July The dates first announced
were July T. s and a-but it has lust
been discovered that these dates will
conflict with the Alaba ma state shoot
to be held at Birmingham, and also
with the shoot Of the Thomasyille gun
club, to be held on July 4 and s,
therefore it was deemed advisable to
change the dates Of the local club. and
the tournament will be held on July
III, 22 and 20. The members Of the
club are manifesting much interest in
the shoot and they will endeayor to
make a big success of it.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-30
DO YOURSELF JUSTICE.


What is the use Of paying high pri-
ces for furniture, bedding, carpets.
rugs, mattings, etc, when YOU can
get it from Leavy e Co.. 213 Grant
street al 10 per cent less than others
charge. Pay the cash and save this
amount At cost today.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-30
STORM IN TEXAS.

Topeka Kans.. May pa terrific
storm passed over the southern part
of Jeyell county last night and killed
George Hahn and injured y persons,
seven Of them probably fatally
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-30
IN INVOLUNTARY BANKRUPTCY.
3
TWO Cases Were Filed With Referee
Isaac Yesterday.

Petitions for involuntary bankrupt
cv in two cases were received yester-
day by Referee Isaac The cases are
n H. Moore. Of Pearson, and D. j.
Hinson. Of Nichols
In both cases the yaricus creditors
sled napers asking that they be pla-
csd in bankruptcy The bankupts
hove ten DAYS in which to file their
answers.
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