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The Irish standard., 1908-02-15
HE IRISH STANDARD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Is,

object to that as Incompetent, rrele.
want and immaterial, and not binding
on the defendant"
"Your honor" interrupted Gordon,
with great calmness, I'VE intend to
show you before we get through that
this testimony is competent, and that
it is binding upon the defendant"
WAS the defendant there?"
'The defendant was there"
The objection was overruled.
So Williston told briefly but to the
point the story Of the night attack
upon his his home, of the defence by
himself and daughter. and of the
burning of his house and sheds. Then
he proceeded:
Suddenly, some one caught me
from behind, my arms were pinioned
to my sides, something was clapped
over my mouth. was flung over a
horse and strapped to the saddle all
in less time that it takes to tell it,
and was borne away in company with
the man who had overpowered me-"
He paused moment in his recital.
Faces strained with expectancy de.
voured him-his every look and word
and action. Mary was very pale, car.
ried thus back to the dread realities
of that night in August, and shud-
dered, remembering that CHASTITY gal.
Looping. Langford could scarce re.
strain himself. He wanted to, rip out
a blood.curdling Sioux war.whoop on
the spot.
who was this man, Mr.. Williston?"
asked Gordon.
Jesse Black"
Small was on his feet again, gesticu-
lating wildly.
II object! This is all a fabrication,
put in here to prejudice the minds of
the jury against this defendant. 1t is
pack of lies, and move that it be
stricken from the record"
The little lawyer bowed his head to
the storm and shrugged up his shoul-
| ders. Perhaps he wished that he, or
his associates-one of the unholy al
lance at least-was where the wicked
cease from troubling, on the far-away
islands of the deep seas. possibly, or
home on the farm. But his expression
told nothing.
Gentlemen! gentlemen!" expostu.
lated Judge Dale. Gentlemen! in
sist. This is all out Of order" Only
one gentleman was out of order, but
that was the judges way. Gordon had
remained provokingly cool under the
TRADE.
Again the soft touch. Small fell
into his chair. He poured himself a
glass of water from the pitcher stand.
ing on the attorneys table and drank
little of it nervously.
Il move," said the little lawyer,
that all this touching upon the per.
sonal matter of this witness and hav.
ing to do with his private quarrels be
stricken out Of the evidence as not
bearing on the case in question"
All in vain. The Judge ruled that it
did bear on the case, and Williston
picked up the thread of his story.
1--WE rode and rode hard-it must
have been hours; daylight was coming
before we stopped. Our horses were
spent. l had no idea where we were.
From the formation of. the land. I
Judged We were not far from the river.
We were surrounded by bluffs. l can
hardly make you see how clearly this
1}ft1A ra$~eok h,d boou ~1o~r.S
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as one would drown out gopher for
the killing. He need not have been
afraid. The alarm had spread. The
street in front was rapidly filling.
One would hardly have dared to shoot
-then-if one had meant to. And he
did not know. He only knew that
deviltry had been in the air for Cor
The Irish standard., 1908-02-15
PROBATE NOTICE,

State OF Minnesota. County Of Hennepin
In Probate Court.
In the matter Of the Estate Of Arvesta
Randall. Decedent.
On receiving and filing the petition of
Frank f. Randall. praying for letters of
administration on said estate.
1t is ordered. That said petition be
heard and that all persons interested in
said matter appear before this court on
at 10 a. M. At the e"g pgrobate % @ court % in the the
court house at Minneapolis In said coun-
The Irish standard., 1908-02-15


settled.
Mary sat with shining eyes in the
front row of wooden chairs. 1t was
no wonder she had laughed and been
SO gay all the dreary yesterday and
all the worse to-day. Louise shot her
. look of pure gladness.
Smalls face was ludicrous in its
drop-jawed astonishment. The little
lawyers face was study. A look Of
defiance had crept into the defend.
ants countenance.
The preliminary questions were
asked and answered.
Mr.. Williston, you may state where
you were and what you saw on the
14th day Of July last
Williston, the unfortunate gentle
man and scholar, the vanquished COW.
man, for brief while the most i'm.
portant man in the county. perhaps,
was about to uncover to mems under
standing the dark secret hitherto OBJ.
scured by a cloud of supposition and
.hearsay. He told the story of his
visit to the island. and he told It, we'll.
It was enough. Gordon asked no 1urtn.
er questions regarding that event.
"And now, Mr.. Williston, you may
tell what happened to you on tho
night Of the 30th of last August?"
Williston began to tell tho story OF
the night attack upon the Lazy s.
when the galvanic Small jumped to
his feet. The little lawyer touched
him with light hand.
Your honor" he. said, smoothly, Il
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-30
personal :
AND SOCIAL

Mrs. G. a. II. Jennings has returned
from a pleasant visit to North Geor-
gla.
The regular weekly meeting at the
5eamen's Mission last night was I'M
usually largely attended and the serv-
ices were interesting. The meeting
this month are being held under the
auspices OF st. Marks Episcopal
church and Rev Boykin delivered an
interesting talk to the seamen and
others present last night.
The Savannah Press Of Wednesday
contained the following account Of the
BurdetteHurley wedding
Al $50 O'Clock this morning, at
the Sacred Heart church, Mr.. Vincent
Hurley and Miss Marie Burdette were
married in the presence of a few in
innate friends. Rev Father Bernard
conducted the ceremony. They left
after the ceremony for Atlanta, where
they win visit friends. Later they
will 90 10 New York, where they are
to reside. Mr. and Mrs. John c. stiles.
Of Brunswick, were the attendants.
The bride wore a travelling coat suit
oi blue, with hat to match"
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ATLANTA, GA.

J. F. NORRIS, Ticket Agent.
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SELECT BOARDING
HOUSE
1926 REYNOLDS STREET.

FIRsT-CLAss ACCOMMODATIONS
FOR REGULAR AND TRANSIENT
BOARDERS y \ y = - y y y
Especial Attention Given Transients.
MISS MALLIE E. MERSHoN.
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SONG.

Just little song that sings
The beauty of the simple things
The farmhouse with its messy thatch
The open door with swinging latch,
The flowers round the doorway
there
That whispered "Mother!" every
where;
The children's faces at the pane
Al every football in the lane
The things We knew and loved and
yet
In all the hurry we forget!
Just q song to bring to mind
The honest love we left behind
The love we never can forget
That warns and gives US courage
yet;
song the winds may watt away
Across the fields and hills, and say
10 those who tired the quiet ways
That Wen come back some day Of
days
A song to tell them, through the gloam
We see the light that bids us home.
John d. Wells.
Mrs. J. e. samomns is slightly III
al her home on Union street
AIRS. c r. Way is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Way in Louisville, Ca
Miss Frances Wrench left last night
tor Cnicaso, where She viii take
yeala special work in the Chicago
University
Mrs. w G. Hatcher, Of Tate Springs.
who has been visiting Mrs r. G.
jackson. leaves Monday TO visit
friends in Waycross.
The Brunswick library requests that
the party having Sidney Laniers
poems 70 kindly return the book to
the library at once
Mrs r. H. Fox underwent an opera
ton al the city hospital yesterday for
appendicitis. Her friends viii be glad
To know that the operation was sue
eessful and that she is rapidly inn
proving.
There will be a meeting Of the Helps
Ing Circle Of the Presbyterian church
tAis fternoon at O'Clock at The
residence d Mrs A. NJ. Way on George
street An members are requested %
&c present,
large number Of ladies' will as
sist with Tag Day tomorrow The
various stations and those to be in
eharge were decided at meeting yes
terday afternoon and it is expected the
affair viii be a big success and quite
a large sum VIII he realized for the
hospital and the Kings Daughters.
Brunswick friends of Miss Anne
Stevens. who taught English in the
local public schools last year, will be
Interested in her success in Fort
Smith, Ark. where she is supervisor
Of English in the public schools. In
connection with her dutiea as teacher
Miss Stevens is leader Of Che high
school reading circle and sponsor for
She magazine published by the brary
society Of the school She was a pom
uar teacher while In Brunswick ana
has many friends here who viii be in
terested in her success in Arkansas.
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Mrs Chas y. Smith, of West Frank
lin, Maine. says II Ike good thIngs
and have adopted Or Kings New Life
Pills as our family laxative medicine,
because they are good and do their
work without making a fuse about it,
These painless purifiers sold at Rose
Pharmacy CSC.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT., once of
the Supervising Architect Wash
tngton, D. G., October Z, 1908.
Sealed Proposals Will be received
at this office until ) o'clock, y M,
On the Sd day Of November, 1908,
and then opened, for improvements
10 buildings, etc. at the T. s Quar-
antine Station, Brunswick. Ga in
accordance with specification, cop
les of which nay be had at the dis
erection Of the supervising archi-
tect, by applying at this office or to
the Office OF the medical officer in
command Brunswick. Georgia
James Knox Taylor, Supervising
Acshitect.
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No one is immune from kidney trou-
be so Just remember that Fcley's
Kidney Remedy VIII stop the iTegu-
larities and cure any case of kidney
and bladder trouble that is not be-
yond the reach Of medicine For sale
at Morgan's drug store.
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One dallor a month-feur suits
15e suit Membership fee. Let the
Cline BOYS serve YOU They can take
ON Just a few more members. Get in
the club in time. n
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day Of October, 1905 or payment there
of viii be delarred F. D. M. Strachan
G Co., Consianees.
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To Cure a Colo in One Day

Z Cure Cold IN One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's Druggists refund money if it
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tGre is on each box. Csc.
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Ladies skirts properly pressed at
Cline Bros S Pantorium.
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FABER THE BAKER MAKES A
SPECIALITY OF CREAM PUFFs.
CAKES AND GENERAL PASTRIES.
TRY HIM.
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Overcoats cleaned and pressed at
Cline Bros. S Pantorium
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GEORGIA SYRUP

500 gallons best Georgia Syrup, SOC
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phane 1856.
The Washington times., 1908-03-20

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The Washington times., 1908-03-20

Ever since WOmans beauty held sway
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The Washington times., 1908-03-20
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The Washington times., 1908-03-20
HOTTENTOTS DEFEATED,
FOURTEEN GERMANS FALL

BERLIN, March 2o.-The government
publishes a cablegram from South
Africa regarding a battle between the
German expeditionary force and q body
Of Hottentots in the .IIalahi desert. The
German troops had been sent out 10
find Simon Koppers. the last of the
Hottentot leaders who IS still hostile.
The engagement was a very severe
one The enemy lost nfty-eight killed.
Seven men and several women were
captured but Keepers escaped. The
Hottentots were driven from one posi-
ton 20 another until they finally broke
and fed In all directions.
-he German losses also were heavy.
CaDtain Won Eckert, commander of the
expeditionarv force; Lieutenant Ebin-
GER. and twelve privates We're killed
and seventeen wounded OF whom nine
are seriously hurt.
The Washington times., 1908-03-20
PITTSBURG RIVERS
ARE NOW RECEDING
Pumps Put to Work at
Theater While Perform
anCe Is Going on.

PiTTSBURG. March eO.-The aood
Stage of thirty-three feet, predicted
yesterday by the local weather fore
caster, failed 10 materialize At 6
o'clock this morning the twenty-slx foot
mark was reached, and now the rivers
are receding.
The cellar and basement Of the Sixth
street Theater were flooded, and pump
ing was aCtiveIS carried on during the
performance. Water to a considerable
depth covered sections Of Penn
avenue and gathered in pools in Sixth
street. Boats and skins, hired by the
city to be used in an emergency. We're
not needed. The following bulletin was
issued early today by Local Forecaster
Pennywitt:
The rain has stopped, md the crest
Of the flood has been reached. All
danger Is now passed. F."
The damage to manufacturing plants
along the river front is slight. and all
mills resumed work at the usual hour
today Few If any families were
driven from their homes, and the suf-
terinE among the poor affected by the
Hood was not nearly so intense as that
caused by the flood last month. when
"a thirty foot stage was reached.
The Washington times., 1908-03-20
Easter Lilies
To Be Plentiful:
1,250,O0O Due

- Ew YORK. March 2o.-The news
from Bermuda today IS that the Easter
lily crop. which failed last year and
sent prices soaring, is this year big
success. The work of gathering the
blooms has begun. and the steamship
Bermudian OF the Quebec line will bring
up 10000 boxes. each containing 125
flowers, on her next trip.
The Bermudian came in today with
a number Of New Workers who have
been s0iourning IN Bermuda, where
Mark Twain and II. II. Rogers are hav-
ing a vacation. m. r. Benjamin, SON
ln-laW Of Mr. Rogers, said the
fnaucler's health is greatly improved.
The Washington times., 1908-03-20

trial of the remarkable vi. contest Will
be little Miss Helen Sachor n seven
year-OId daughter of Sieg 1Cher,
OF Paris. I'm charge OF 3. IS the
child has come all the way from the
French capital To attend the trial She
Us "a beautiful chld. petite and graceful,
and is typicaIly French.
To is around this Iitus girl that the
stubborn legal battle FOR large fortune
is being waged. She is the great-grand-
daughter Of Mrs. Cotton, and her IA
Their is attempting TO break the win on
her behalf. on the ground lat Mrs.
The Washington times., 1908-03-20

DsOOvee Of Charge
within Of
Earmles IN BE
Knowledge Of your
hIostI intimate Friend
The Washington times., 1908-03-20
Would Get One-Half
CLOTH ABOUT HEAD BLAZES,
WOMAN MAY LOSE LIFE

NEWARK. n. j., March 3).-Head-
ache seized Mrs Michael REQ, eighteen
years old. while she was ironing
clothes. To relieve The pain she heated
a cloth and folded IT several times and
tied 10 around her head. She then laid
on a couch. A couple OF minutes after
ward the cloth blazed Up and set FIRE
to her hair, her clothing and the couch.
Mrs. REQ was burned so severely II
is not thought she will recover. She
is ia the city hospital. j. IS supposed
the cloth took IRE when she was heat
ing il. and she, ignorant of that, folded
the smolderiug part inside.
The Washington times., 1908-03-20
SISTERS NAMED
IN LANSTON WILL
Mrs. Martha Hunt Seriously
III at Georgetown
Home.

Under the terms o. the will OF Mrs
Beattie Lanston. wife of Tolbcrt Lans-
ton, the inventor OF the Lanston type
setting machine. Mrs. Clara Demar,
wife of Charles II. Demar is bequeathed
s.. 900. and Mrs. Josephine KleinschmidL
wife Of the late DR.. Charles II. A.
KleiHschmidt. Of Georgetown, $500
Mrs Demar and Mrs. Klelnschmidt are
sisters o. the deceased.
Mrs. Martha A Hunt is lying Sc
riously III at her home on n street
northwest. She IS suffering from a
stroke Of paralysis
Thomas r. KeHher. Of Wisconsin ave
nue. northwest. has purchased the two
story brick dwelling 1876 @ street north
west, from Samuel G.. W. Benjamin.
Hugh j. Fegan. ST.. died Wednesday
at his home. 1n4 Twenty-ninth street
northwest He was siXty-uWO years OF
age. and was the husband Of Mrs. Kate
Y Wise Fegan. The funeral arrange
ments have not yet been completed
The Prodigy Carriage Company, Of Wis
cOnsin avenue and Prospect street
northwest. have bad plans prepared Tor
the erection Of a large carriage repoal-
tory on the south side OF Prospect
street, between Wisconsin avenue and
Potomac street northwest. on the Tot
which formerly belonged TO the estate
of the late Maj George Hin.
Georgetown Camp, No 2.J50. Modern
" oodmen of AmeFiC2, held an interest
ing meeting WedE esday evening al
Fishers Hall. Wisconsin avenue and y
streets northwest The local camp is
one Of the most fiouSishing in the Dis
trict, many new applications being re-
CeiVed AT every meeting. At next
Wednesdays meeting the newly elected
members Will be installed.
The Georgetown Camp was organized
bout seven months ago, and now has q
membership or more than 100.
Silver Star Lodge, No. 20, I. o. c. T..
met last night at the Tenl6ytown Good
Templar Hall on the Brookeville road
The records show the lodge TO be in 9
fiourishiug condition,
The Washington times., 1908-03-20
ROYAL BLOOD, NO MONEY;
CAN'T LAND IN AMERICA

NEW YORK. March 20.-Count Ru-
dolph Schirding Won Schirding, OF Bo-
hernia. who came in the second cabin
OF the White Star liner Cedric, viii
have 70 go home, IN spite OF his alleged
friendship with Anna Gould, the Count
Szechenyi, who married Gladys Van
deTbilJ and the host OF titled relatives
he claims TO have.
The count asserted that 5000 awaited
him in New York. When this did not
materalize &c was decided 10 export the
man as he was likely 10 become a public
charge. The count admitted he had
sQuandered q fortune. having spent two
years gambling az Monte Carlo and
this weighed against him as a desirable
citizen.
The Austrian Society Of New York IS
appealing TO Washington. asking a re-
opening OF the case.
The Washington times., 1908-03-20
Little Miss Helen Sacher
VIII Come From Paris
To Attend Trial.

The appeal from the issue Of iltestacy
framed by Justice Barnard in the con-
test OF the will Of Mrs. Ellen IL Cotton.
which was allowed a few days ago, has
been filed with the Court OF Appeals of
the District. An opinion on this appeal
is expected shortly, and the case viii
go on trial March 80. on the four issues
already framed, together with tie issue
pending before the upper court, IL Sc
is sustained.
The most interesting Squire at the