davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1908-12-14

ture OF "try-out' that an especial
effort has been made to secure the
best acts obtainahle.
Evening journal., 1908-12-14
rhornIass HoIIx piseovered .

DELNAR. Dec. 14.--A new variety
Of holly has been found here Of late.
which has been named COW holly" 1t
is without thorns on the ends of the
leaves. is very beautiful and brings
high prices.
Evening journal., 1908-12-14
Gnttinn s1 Eor Wheat.

Some Chester county farmers are de-
livering wheat to the mills at 81 per
bushel.
Evening journal., 1908-12-14
pioknooket Got His Money.

Joseph H. Featherstone was relieved
Of s1i by a pickpocket on Marker
street on Saturday.
Evening journal., 1908-12-14

New York city consumed 2O.ooo0oo
pounds Of butter during the last month
Evening journal., 1908-12-14
BALTIMORE G. OHIO PERSONALLY
CONDUCTED.
Holiday Tour to Washington, Decem
her o9fh

ber 18th.
SS.25 covers all expenses from VII
mington three days. other tours jan
uary 21st February 18th. Goth. March
1lth. 25th. April 5th. 18TH May 9Th.
For details address Ticket Agents or
II. A. Miller, r. p. A.. si4 Market St,
Wilmington, DelF
Evening journal., 1908-12-14
KAISER'S DAUGHTER
MAY WE'D KING MANUEL

BERLIN. Dec. 1.-THE interesting
announcement is made that negotia-
tions between the Courts of Lisbon
and Poisdam ar in progress looking
toward the wedding Of King Manuel Of
Portugal and Princess Victoria Louise
only daughter Of the German Emperor
and Empress.
She is in her seventeenth year. II Is
onite possibe King Manuel might. II
the outlook wer propitous, make visit
70 Berlin before long.
Evening journal., 1908-12-14

More than 5000 tons of hides and skins
are exported annually from Siberia
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-17
NEW STORE TO Be
HANDSOME ONE
HENRY SELlG WILL OPEN HIS
NEW BUSINESS on NEXT
SATURDAY.

On Saturday morning. Henry Selis,
well known Brunswickian. will
open new and uptoto-date mercan-
tile establishment at the corner cf
Monk and Grant streets
Mr. selig proposes 70 carry a full
and complete line Of clothing, shoes,
boots, hats notions, ladies misses
and childrens furnishingns, etc H.
The new establishment is to he
known as Selig's Popular Price store
and will occupy the stores formerly
used By Mir selig as well as the
one adjoining in which Cahn's gro
Gerry was located The building has
been renovated and thoroughly over
hauled and when the doors are open
cd Saturday the people Of Bruins
wick will have another first class
retail furnishing store
Mn seiig has been citizen Of
Brunswick for the past five years,
having been engaged in the whlskey
business most of that time He is
splendid business man. who enlo5s
In The fullest the confidence OF the
people ana in bis former bus ness
was one Of Tie few dealers who
managed to succeed.
He is going 70 carry a large stock
and Invites his friends to call and
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-17
EX-SENATOR BUTLER AMONG
THOSE ON THE STAND
YESTERDAY.
.REPUTtS ALL CHARGES MADE


Washington March 16-The spec
ial committee Of the house. which is
invest eating the charges OF Repre-
sentative Lilley against the Electric
Boat Company today examined a
number Of Witnesses subpoenaed at
the request Of lilley who also out
lined the character of questions he
wished to hayo propounded
Former Sen. Butler Of South Car
oiau, was called as the first witness.
Before his examination was begun
Butler said he desired to make a
statement on behalf OF the Hon Ep-
pa Hunton whose name had been
mentioned in connection with the
charges, Butlep.-4a,id 1cnton was I'm
able to come here because OF his age
and inrmities lie said he had served
in both the house and senate with
Huntcn, and did not believe there
was more honorable man than he
i'll the United States
A letter addressed to the cachi
Al lteter addressed to the chlirman
irom Hunton's sen, was read, stating
that lis fathers sole connection with
the Holland Boat Company was that
at enc time, a number OF years ago
he was employed as member Of its
counsel was stated that tIunton.
DIR ng the previous invest saGou of
Tie Holland Boat Company t'olun-
tarily appeared before the committee
and asked that that statement now
be accepted as bis testimony
Senator Butler speaking ol his
own affairs, said that after leaving
the senate he was engaged BY the
Holland Boat Company and later by
The Electric Boat Company but has
done no work 70 hetrTdsbdru bbbb
but has done no work for the COM
pany tie past three ur four years.
He thought it likely he had written
"a contract in the form OF letter.
with the boat company. but did not
recollect defmtelyshrdlu hrdlu
recollect positively He sald one
year he received a retaining fee OF
$2,4GO and since then probably mas
received about $1,000 His employ
ment principally was TO make argu-
ments before the senate naval com
mittee. He had never appeared be-
ore the house committee nor had he
discussed submarine boats with any
member Of the house His recollect-
ion was that he had been employed
by H. B. Frost
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-17
SOUTH CAROLINA SENATOR YES
TERDAY HANDED RooSE-
WELT A ROAST. n
.ELLEGED ELECTION SCHEMES
Declared Teddy Panders to Both La
Dor and Capital-Organized Ia. 3
bor, He Says, is Simply Be- .
ing Worked. 4

Washington March 16--Citing
what he claimed to be wcold blood
cd facts" to show executive respon-
'sibility for many of the evils which
exists. Senator Tillman IN speech
made in the Senate today said
In the same category OF keeping
the work of commerce to the ear
and breaking them to the hope II
the newspapers are to be believed.
the President is even now planning
truce with these same rich male
factors nda l ready to c1Fnt amnes
ty to all past trust offenders.
In most pronounced language he
has denounced the combination be-
tween the labor organizations and
boycott but on the eve of an eiec-
ton he panders to this same vote
by demanding changes in the law as
interpreted by the Supreme Court
Organized labor is to be relieved
from prohibition oG decisions OF the
Supreme Court bet along with it
must so the relief of capital.
Once relieved, the manufactors Of
great wealth will smile in triumph
over their victory while labor VIII
find itself no freer than before"
Senator Tillman charged many ef
the northwest, and every rivulet Is
ent financial furry to the President
and his administration
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-17
CARNIVAL OPENS UP
UNDER BRIGHT
AUSPICES
KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAs' ATTRACT
ION SEEMS TO BE THE BEST
OF THE KIND EVER SEEN IN
BRUNSWICK.

The johnny ) Jones' carnival
opened up in Brunswick last night
under the auspices OF the uniform
rank, knights of Pythias. and it will
hold forth during the week That the
carnival made good start in
Brunswick last night was best evil
denced by the large crowd which
was pleased at the opening the
grounds being a lively scene until
the shows closed last night
The Jones carnival IS unquestion-
ably oue OF the best attractions of
the kind that has ever visited Bruins
wick 1t carries eight or ten high
class attractions. clean and moral
which differ in many ways from the
average carnival show The trained
animal show is itself an attraction
Of no little interest and it was the
center of the crowds last night
The carnival carries everything to
make its engaecm nj a success. It
has the Ferris wheel the merry-eo
rouHd the loop-the loop ON q BIZ
cycle various free attractions and
all The music one desires The
band carried by the company is an
unusually fine musical organization
and is feature of the shows
The uniform rank marched to the
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-17
JOHNSON WILL
SOON ANNOUNCE
FRIEND OF THE MINNESOTA
GOVERNOR GIVES OUT AN
INTERESTING INT ERVlEW.

Washington, D, c March 16-
Formal announcement of his candi-
dacy for the presidency will be
made by Governor Johnson Of Mimi
Gotta, ut the unveiling of the Mime
sofa monument on the Shiloh battle
field early in April, according to q
statement made here tonight by W.
b. Henessy of St Paul
Mr. Henses5y is close personal
friends OF Governor Johnson, and is
believed to be in Washington SO
nciting aid of democratic leaders III
congress. when Governor Johnnon
announces his candidacy said Mr.
Hennessy, everybody will know be
Is in the race for the presidency
and not the long distance talking
record If the democratic party
wants q conversationalift, lecturer
or winner OF honors at a talkfast, to
carry its standard next fan, Bryan
is the man But if the party wants
sound, solid, substantial, popular
candidate who is not a fanatic, seek
ing personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Cover
sor Johnson is the man who should
be put up. His popularity and
strength is not confined to any one
section. 1t is found in all parts Of
the country.
Mr. Hennes " does not think thai
3d. Bryan if nominated, MS the
slightest chance Of beng elected, lie
points to what Goveraor Johnson has
done in the strong republ can state
Of Minnesota and says tht Mime
sofa is heart asd soul for him Wis
consin. Illinois. North and South Da-
kota and Warrington are counted by
Mr. Hennessy for Johsson and he
says that Colorado win come 10 h'm.
In the east Pennsylvania, Marylud
Virginia and West Virginia, the John
son people believe are sure to go
to him Besides these thev believe
johnson has a strong following .a
other st1tes
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-17
FLOODS CAUSE OF
HEAVY DAMAGE
Up NORTH
TRAFFIC is ALMOST COMPLETE
LY TIED UP AND A SERIOUS
LOSS HAS ALREADY BEEN RE-
PORTED.

Portland, Ore, March 16.-Not in
many years have so many points in
the Pacific Northwest all at the
same time faced such a serious
damage from the food
From last Friday until now heavy
rains have fallen over the whole of
the northwest, and every riyulet is
a roaring torrent and every river
lake. Rivers have been washed out
or dynamited, railroad tracks are un-
der water. and when traffic is not
delayed BY these disasters, huge land
slides block the way
The prospects are that the coudi-
tious will be worse.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-17
WELL FOUNDED RUMoR SAYS
THEY WILL NOT BE CON-
QUOTED THIS YEAR.
A BLOW TO EXCURSI0NISTS
Well Known Railroad Man Says All
the Chee9 Summer Trips will
Be Discontinued in the South
This Summer.

None of the reads ia the south
have yet announced it, but / ana sat
isned that there viii not be amy
cheap excursions this year" sa a
wen known railroad man 10 a News
reporter yesterday when it was sug-
gestea to him that 1t would soon be
time Yor the cheap summer trip.
~-~~ --''---- --"-- --aa------------ r-----~-
While thts announcement will not
cause general surprise, stll IL viii
be received with reB-5t. as theIe
cheap summer excursions have been
nsr ally popular espec' ally in this
section. 1t VII be remembered that
they were greatly reduced last sum
NOR only one or two being continued
through the season It is stated that
even the excursions between Bruins
wick, Jaoksony. lie Il Savannah viii
not be operated this summer
All this is probably due because
Of the changed railroad conditions
during the past several months. and
the discontinuace Of the cheap sum.
mer excursions viii be greatly m ss-
ed By the travelling public.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-17
MARYLAND'S AGED SENATOR
is REPORTED QUITE ILL

Baltimore, March 16-United Stat
es Senator William Pinkney Whyte
is i'll at his home in this city. His
physicians say that while his condi-
tion is not critical it is somewhat
alarming.
Senator Whyte was taken in
Washington on Wednesda and has
since grown worse. His advanced age,
be is 81 years old, is against his
chances Of recovery. He was elected
by the legislature now sitting to fiji
out the unexpired term Of Senator
Arthur r. German
JANITOR lNHERlTs FORTUNE.
Washington Ind. March 14.-By
means Of his passport issued when he
left Switzerland and by means OF
photographs Of his mother and broth
er Louis Iaby janitor at the court
house here has established his iden-
tity as the heir to an estate OF $780,
900 left By his brother who died ia
Switzerland q few months ago.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-17
WHITE MAN, BELIEVED TO BE A
REGULAR CROOK, is NOW
IN JAIL.
STOLE A LOT OF BRASS
And Then Had the Nerve to Sell it
to the Man from Whom It Was
stolen-Gsve Officers a
Lively chae,

After a chase yesterday afternoon
Which started near tho old Coast
Line shops and ended at the corner
OF Mons and Wolt streets, G s..
smith. young white man about ~
years oil age, was captured ard piae-
I'd in ian, and in his arrest it is be
lieyed that one OF the thieves who
aAhas been doing so much stealing in
AAnswick recently, has been capt
lie has been under suspicion
! ~ some time, but yesterday was
the drsi opportunity TIE officers have
had TO land him
smith, several days ago. visited
The plant of the Flowers D.stii
ing Company, near the Coast Line
shops ard stole large euant.tyt OF
bras. valued at about $lo0 He cut
il 40 into small pieces and then sold
il TO the Parker-Hensen Engineerin-
Company. The thief stole the brass
from practically the same concern
that he sold it to as Coney & par
ker. OF the Parker-Hensea EEigueer-
ing Company, are Ike largest own
ers Of the Flowers Distillng Co
Ihe brass was purchased, howey-
the owner who a once dis.
Alat ii had been stolen from
sntine lYlant Mr Parker
Since kept a lookout Tor smith
and he saw him yesterday and at
cnce notified the police. who re-
sponded to a call and found the thief
near the shops. AS soon as ne saw
the officers headed in lis direction,
he gave them IN excellent exhibi-
don OF running and lively chase
followed. Around corners. through
parks and squares over and md@
iences went the man with officers ia
close pursuit They were soon joined
by Two or three dozen boys
and many others and when the man
was finally captured at the corner OF
Monk ard Wolf streets. at least q
hundred people wcre in the chase
- arrested and placed in Jail
he Will await trial at the next
- Of the city court.
While none Of the other recent
robbeIles have been charged to
Smith, ii is believed chat he and his
partner who has not b,en captured
have been at work n the city recent
IS and have entered most OF the
places which have been robbed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-17
THE CASE is REoPENED.
Creditors Of Bankrupt Discovers
He Has Some Assets.

On tho petition Of Geo. r Bailey,
0. y Wood and II Traub & Son,
creditors Of J. " Williams, OF Nich
eds. Referee Max isaac yesterday
appointed Lawson Kelly OF Doug
las. trustee OF the estate
Williams. som time ago. filed a
petition ia bankruptcy The case
was heard and he was d smissed.
but some Of the creditors a few days
also discovered some assets whicn
had never been included in the
schedule by the bankrupt and there
fore they petitcned the court to re-
open and investigate the case, which
va done The first hearing win be
held in this city later IN the month
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-17
SENATOR W. J BRYAN is
REPORTED SOME BETTER

Washington March 16-The coudi-
ton Of Senator w J, Bryan, Of Flor.
ida, who is III with typhoid fever.
was slightly improved this morning,
but he is stiil regarded as critically
III by attending physicians. His tenn
peratlre this morning was reduced to
lo2 le2 from O'Clock this morning
until ~ o'clock there had been no
further hemorrhages. Thi is the be-
ginning Of the fifth week.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-17
TAFT, HUGHES AND. JOHNSON
Distinguished Politicians to esther
About the Banquet Table.

About the Banquet Table.
New York March l6.-Gathered
about the same banquet board as tho
guests Of the Friendly Son Of ST. Pat
rick, S Secretary Taft Governor
Hughes and Governor Johnson of
Minnesota will deliver addresses in
New York tomorrow night
The dinners of the Friendly Sons
are non-Dolitical, and it is said tfat
the speeches Of Johnson, Taft and
Hughes viii be without political sig
nincance Yet while in the city Gov
ernor Johnon will talk over the sltua-
ton with democrats He has adher
ed steadfactly 10 his utterances Of
the last six months that he was not
candidate for the democratic nomina-
ton for president. He supported
Bryan itetnohw cmfwyp
Bryan in the two campaigns of 1896
and 1900 and Judge Parker in 1904. /,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-17
WILL GIVE DANCE TONIGHT.
Rif,eman and Bat i on shestra to
Have Pleasant One.

The Brunswick rihemen and the
orchestra of the Atlantic band Will
give a dance in their armory Ton 5ht
which promises to be a pleasant and
enjoyable affair.
The company and the orch 'stra
contemplate giving these dances each
v eek and this mostly depends on
the attendance and interest tonight.
An admission of IS cents will be
charged, ladies to be ADM ed froo.
The orchestra is an unusually g1ud
ore and viii furnish music FOR the
dancers. 1t is expected that large
number Of young folks viii attend
the initial dance this " lp..
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-17
MAkE MINoRI-Y REopRr.

Washington, March Represen
tatiye Burton, OF Ohio, today sub
mitted TO the house his minority re-
port as a member Of the banking
and currency committee disa anting
from The majority report. which rec
commended the passage Of the Fow.
Ter currency bill
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-17
cHlEFfs pRlveR kILLEp.

81 louis Mo, March 16.-Assist-
ant Fire Chief, Thomas w. RuA1er,
was probably fatally injured, and his
driver Harry Doerr, killed in col
Gsion between Fuckers buggy and a
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-17
THE CONCERT POSTPONED.
Iinsss Of Miss Clement Prevents 1t
Occurring Tonight.

The concert which was to hlye
been gwen in the parlors Of the
Oslsthorpe hoteI this exening and
which had been rocked Forward to
with much int rest Is music-loyers
Of the city han been indefinitely
postponed
A telegram was received in The city
yesterday stat NJ that Miss Clements
the contralto was suffering with
severe cold, therefore the concert
was postponed 1t VIII be gives at
some later date
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-17
MORE TALK OF BASEBALL.

Wayoross Still Thinks the Georgia
State League viii be Reoreanized.
The talk Of reorganizing the old
Georgia State league has been revived
again this thae in Waycross, and a
report from that city is to the effect
that a meeting win be held shortly
for the purpose Of discussing the ques.
ton and seeing just what can be-
done looking to the reorganization
There are a number Of cites which
seem ready and willing to 90 into the
leogne, but it is hardly probable that
it viii be reorganized during the
present season. However, if the lea
que is forme dBunswick will more
than likely be one Of the cities com.
posing it,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-17

New York, March 16.-Abe Hum
NELL the lawyer who attained noto-
riety as a witness in the Thaw trial
and who has been serving a term IN
the city prison for iiieeai practices,
win be reIaosod from Blackwells -
land this week.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-17
SERVICES AT TIE SYNAGOGUE.
Feast Of Purin BEING Observed by
Brunswick Jews

Interesting services celebrating the
Feast Of Purim, were held last night
al the Beth Ttaloh corner Of Monk
and Egmont streets, Rabbi G. H.
Loewenstein, Of Augusta, officiating.
The congregation was q large one
and the services were interesting.
The Feast Of Purim, which com
menced at sunset yesterday and will
continue until that time today, is
being celebrated by all Of the jewish
citizens in Brunswick. as wen as all
over the country.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-17
LYONS, FRANCE, SCENE OF
A BIG CONFEDERATION.

Lyons, France, March ia fire
which broke out last night in big
biscuit factory here and which spread
over a block Of buildings covering
twenty-five acres, was gotten under
control w6en 100000 damage had
been done.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-17
4 LIVERY FIRM DlosoLvEs.

). g. Davis Succeeds Firm Of Davis
G. Taylor.
The livery firm Of Taylor & Davis
composed Of z. Z. Taylor and J y
Davis, the stables being located on
D street was yesterday Dissolved
by mutual consent Mr.. Taylor re-
firing from the business 10 engage
in other lines in the city.
Mr. Davis who has been in the
livery business for some time, sue
ceeds the firm and will conduct the
business at the same stables. there
being no other changes connected
with the dissOution
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-17

At ThurlOw's Fish Market.
Fish roe, fish bate and Ash. 22s
Grant street.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-20
I.islc==Russle Marriage.

l.isIe==Russle Marriage.
Married in this city, az the.
home of her sister, Mrs. C. G..
Lahman, at | o'clock p. M, ON
Wednesday, February 10, 1908
Rev. Nj. c. Hutchinson, of the
Christian IChurch officiating.
Mrs. Emma Harris Russell, to
MIR. Charles Albert Lisle. None
but the immediate relitives be-
ing present.
The newly married couple left
on!2:50 p. m. train for tour of
the South, their destin ton be-
ing:Jacksonville, Florida, where
they will spend some weeks, re-
turning by way of some of the
principal cities of the South, to
their home in Clarinda, Iowa.
Mrs. Russell and Mr.. Lisle
were both citizens of Panora,
Iowa. After leaving there, Mrs.
Russell came with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Harris to
Missouri Valley, and Mr.. Lisle
went to Eastern Iowa. After
years, both married, and both
settled in Clarindia, Iowa, and
in time, both had the misfortune
to lose their companions by
death, and now, after years
they have joined their lives in
the holy bonds of wedlock, and
will return to Clarinda and set
tie down in married life to trav
ell life's journey together.
! Mrs. Emma H. Russell is til,
youngest daughter Of d. M
Harris, a lady of some distinc
lion as a descriptive writer q
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-20

travels, having journeyed from
the Atlantic to the Pacific, ard
from the Gulf to Canada, and
visited many of the noted cities
and places in the different sec
tions of the States of the Amer
lean Union.
Mr.. Lisle is the editor and
proprietor of The Clarinda Her
aid, one of the leading Republic.
can papers IN Southern Iowa
President of the Lisle Manufac-
turing Company OF Clarinda,
and identified with all the best
interests OF the town.
That we part with our daugh
ter in our old age With regret
is true, but rejoice to know she
has selected q man OF high in
tellectual, and moral worth, and
that he takes her to his beauti-
! full home, whore we pray Gods
blessing on their union, and
give them a long, prosperous,
and happy life is the wish of all
who know the contracting par
ties. D. M. HI.