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The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1909-12-11

the confernece year, were referred
to the committee on memoirs.
In the case Of Rev. John W..
Crisler, the presiding elder recon-
mended an investigation and trial,
and trial committee was appoint
ed consisting Of Fl M. DuBose, +.
B. Holloman, j. H. Foreman, B.
f. Jones. F. r. HILL. 7. H. King,
j. A. Moore, w. H. Huntley, Fl.
Z. Norton. Z. A. Dorsey. E. D.
Phillips. w. w. Moss D. Scarbor-
ough, w. J.. Dawson. The proceed
ings necessary to a thorough inves-
tigation of this case may delay the
Conference session another day.
The committee is sitting behind
closed doors and its finding and re-
port will. be final. so far as the
Mississippi Conference is concerned.
Mrs. Harriet B. Kells. the hon.
ored and faithful president of the
Mississippi w. C. T. u. spent
yesterday in Brookhayen. She
came down to confer with the
Temperance Committee of Confer
ence and lay before 1t some facts
and suggestions for their consider
alton.
The following preachers who have
served as pastors OF the Brookhaven
Methodist church or as presiding
elders of the Brookhaven District.
some as both-are attending Con-
ference: Revs.. w. II. Lewis, j..
M. Weems, B. F. Jones, w. Hunt
ley, w. G. Black, T. W. Adams, G.
W. Crisler, Geo. H. Thompson, J..
T. Leggett, H. M. Ellis.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1909-12-11
Three Young White Men jailed for
Burglary.

Hiram Wlchman, Seaborn Me-.
Cearley and Willie Stevens, three
young white men, and Annie Will
liams, negress, of Summit, were
brought here Friday evening by
Assistant City Marshall Dudley A.
Brumfeld, Of McComb, and placed
in the county Jail. The young men
are charged with burglarizing the
store of G. Atkinson's Sons Co., at
Summit, which occurred some time
during the night of Monday, Nov.
80. Up to the time of their arrest
by Officer Brumfield, Friday morn
ing, the community Of Summit, in.
which they lived, had no idea that
they were connected in any way
with the crime and the news Of the
arrest was severe shock to their
families and friends.
It appears that at the time the
burglary was being committed, and
while the young men were in the
store, the negress, Annie Williams,
was in the rear premises of the
store building. She heard the
young men as they came out Of the
back door laden with their booty
and was close enough to learn their
plans for its hiding place. The
Edepredators went their way in.
blissful ignorance Of her presence,
and when they had gone she went
| to her home. She must have told
someone Of what she had seen and
heard, for last Friday morning
Town Marshal Il. e. Blount, of
Summit, took her in custody and
after some severe and vigorous
questioning got out of her the
whole story. When the young men
were arrested they found that the
Officers were in full possession of
knowledge concerning their move
lments on the night Of the burglary
Two Of them, Wichman and Stew
ems, broke down and confessed,
while McCearley strictly denies
having had anything to do with the
crime.
The three young men are con-
nected with some of the best FAM
lilies Of Summit and while there
can be no just sympathy for their
wrong doing the occurrence is
deeply regretted on account of their
innocent loved ones, who must
suffer because Of them.
AS stated III the Gazette last.
week C. Atkinsons Sons 60 was
lrobbed Of several dozen pocket
knives, suits Of clothes, shoes, over
coats, and sundry articles, which It
| is thought will amount to $3.50 or
$500. Ii addition to the articles
of merchandise the burglars ratified
the cash drawers Of $40 ID small
change and attempted to force en-
trance into The iron safe, but. all
though they succeeded ii opening
| the outer door the inner door
reslsted their attempts.
Young Wichman told Officer
Blount that they had hidden the
goods under 4 vacant house belong
ling to bis father, and all of them,
with the EXCEPTION Of same pocket
knives and neckties were found
theie and returned to the Atkinson
fTs,,2ssS-115~t HrA4...t.4t ~. s.E 4 ~ ~
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1909-12-11
SUNDAY SERVICES
Conference appointments at The Brook
haven Churches Tomorrow.

The Conference Committee on
Religious Exercises have made the
following appointments for preach
ing and religious meetings at the
several Brookhaven Churches to-
morrow:
METHODIST CHURCH.
$50 A. M.Love Feast Rev.
j. Al. B. Jones.
Il a. NJ Preaching Bishop 3.
=. Hoss' IolloWeo oy orolnatlon q
Deacons,
2 e memorial session @
oo1lerenees st
,a.'...: ...oO !, y MDishOp 1alloWas
ns.llo1la. oeLglce
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1909-12-11
Municipal Bonds ior Sale.

Bids viii be received until December30. 1909.
at 7.50 p, m, BY the Mayer and Board of Aldef-
men for the sale on that date Of SI200000 ID
bonds Of the City of Dr00khaVen. Mississibni "a
be Issued for the purDoEo of raising money for
the erection OF a nlunio olpai building The bonds
Wilfbe in denominations of SlO60o0 eaoh. of
date january Is, 1910 and bearing interest at
the rate Of per cent. per annun. With an inter-
est and enc bona payable annually on the 18th
day OF January Ia each year Certified check
for tso0.00 MUST be iilBG with each bid. and tna
right 70 reject any aud all 0l them Is reserved
CHESTER RYRNE
CITY Clark, nfookhdren. Miss.
Fcfe
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-11-26
A LUXURIOUS CITIZEN.

New York Press (Rep) -Tom Johnson, Mayor OF Cleveland
who has recently been for another evidently does not
regard himself phantropist He getting the most tun ne
can out of life He working for the city because he likes NOT
cause he thinks it his duty The vision OF city beautiful
externally and material and moral happiness which may De some
Jay appeals powerfully his imagination He INDUCES mSei
the thought of and peases himself by working for It. by hep
ing to bring about This work him pure pleasure as IS
ue building house of block the child He retired from DS
LESS because longer satisfied his temperament ms desire m
l Pleasure moral intellectual He fought the street raW"
snt Tor unfo this deeper fun which means the best Ed OF
ny i chose public life and the fight against monopoly e@0e
ENJOY It he said In defeat Johnson will not toreSo tS ee
luxury He asserts that he will be candidate for Mayor two years
ece and in the meantime he will continue to lead the NE nc o
10 work for the good he understands It. he WIN o
u to attack unjust privilege wherever he can Whether o. mo-
mas always been wise successful he has always oee NJ
unusual extremely self-indulgent 1t would be wen m
world had many more citizens who were given this kind OF luxury
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-11-26
A NEAR SIGHTED GODDESS.

Here is the tale Of near-sghted goddess-the Godoes
Justice America who works havoc with the popular deuon that
She should hold the scales true and level between all shades ana
vases Of offenders and oenses says the atlanta Contuuoh
Samuel Gompers president Of the American FedeIaoi =
~ and his jail sentence for contempt OF co
liability now is that they will be compelled to serve It.
Inc men higher up in the notoruos sugar trust i''''
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-11-26

If YOU stand for the Adrch tariff you good Re
cn and disciple Of Cannon and Cannonism It the best
tariff bill the Republican party framed big Bill TAFT and he
is the head of the party.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-11-26

The formal opening of the Booth Furniture store on last Salr-
av evening that appreciated by hundreds OF vs
tors The store handsome fvestory and basement building with
gallery the first floor making essentially SIX large floors all
di with furniture carpets rugs glass and kindred
- # is the finest of its kind between Denver and Port
land and equal to any either Of those two cities w T. Booth
The head OF this firm has large real estate holdings in Boise and
cn,- and is one Of Idahos most progressive citizens
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-11-26

Carey Acts juicy institutions the awart Repub
n Caldwell Tribune And the people furnish the apples the Brady
gang furnishes the cider press and the wink the Other
eve as they make off with the Juice.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-11-26

New York Press (Rep) Nov. 10Nothing could be more
alarming those who ultimate industrial peace this
country those who believe that free speech OF the fun-
danental necessities OF free people than number OF happ
enngs The suppression by the police of Feer protest meeting
Philadelphia the decision of Judge that city that might
about government which would deprive him pso facto OF
Constitutional rights and this wholesale Imprisonment OF who
talk Spokane these incidents which point the great
this country the exercise of authority without the most
tye regard for the rights of the individual upon which IS founded
the greatest welfare only of of but the long OF
all OF us dangerous thing pacdy in assumed
national virtue realize that the human which has
made possible oppression Russia make posi-
BE here The price Of liberty eternal vigilance There al
WAYS forces work making reaction from civilization and
to these forces be ensitve alive at every moment
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-11-26

Verify the Carey projects juicy institutions So evi-
IDENTIFY believed Brady when he advised the national government
that Idaho preferred private enterprise national development Of
the irrigation system Two years OF administration of Juicy irr
CATION by the gang should be enough to satisfy the people OF
Idaho for all time the house from cellar garrett
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-11-26

men at whose nsgaon their insignificant tools lower down robbed
e government OF millions OF dollars have thus far escaped
small fine after being forced dsgorge 81 Of stolen money
Gonpers and John Mitchell associates 20 to jail
or violating an order Of then the high places
through criminal practices pfered millions Of dollars SHOULD
LIKEWISE CO TO JAIL.
his compacen goddess has many times before rewdy and
nnocent tipped the scales for the lawbeaker Of tremendous
wealth and great influence while holding them rgidy level with
eyes aveed for the individual guilty of minor ofenses
What will be the outcome in this case?
Here aborng men, proceeding according to their honest
convictions and guilty the OF accidents Of law.
On the other hand here criminals gigantic scale
morally and officially cpabe Of theft the negro chicken thief
the urtiye pcpodket able thus far the penalty OF the law
with fine
This justice Of the loaded dice stripe with vengeance
time for this nearsgted goddess eadust the bandage
over her and punishment equally all who be
fore her, whatever the crime, whoever the criminal
The other brand and have had and have plethora OF it.
the fundamentals upon which stand American in
situations.
In page half exposure OF the sugar frauds New
York Sun plainly duplicates the administration OF President Roose
welt The demands thorough congressional nvesga
ton Facts showing the methods of the placed before
President Roosevelt and Attorney General Bonaparte by George
Earl L OF Pennsylvania but those officials refused take any
cognzance of the Earl established his suc
the Philadelphia refinery OF trade Another sinister fact
that is brought by The Sun that when special agent OF the
treasury department presented the facts Of the weighing frauds
practsed by the Secretary the Treasury Gage the
rotary merely said 4 do believe my very good friend Mr. Have
meyer president OF the ust) be Of these irregularities
takes this report him. The Sun making strong against
the Roosevelt administration and there be little doubt that
officials of high rank derect their duty permitting
upon government that aggregate S3000O00o But as The
owned by Pepont Morgan is forced to ask what the
for this exposure Morgan cannot be outraged by any
stealing by the hegoats of high finance Morgan seeking de
soy Roosevelt he after the control OF the trust himself
condition of affairs that has grown up under the part
nep the Republican party and the high fnancer OF
Wall Street
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-11-26

After two years enforcement from the public Burte French
has discovered that Cannonsm fearful the country
The placid eness of aah county appears be working wonders
in the case of French Let him take years OF ii
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-11-26
THE IDAHO STEAM LAUNDRY

the finest equipped aundes the West Since the
machinery equipped handling all kinds of work. also
ding the of their plant Send family washing here and
he beautiful work they doing J. G. GRAY, Prop 15O050f
Main ST. Bell al Ind o.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-11-26

There seems have been mighty stop the upward flight OF
r obts in Idaho going hundred dollars
m Citizens hot evidently penetrate some very thick hides
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-11-26

Are YOU subscriber The Public? No interested in the
% questions not only Of this country. but Of Europe should
Fail 70 be reader that publication Cubbed with The Citizen
at 81 IS for the papers
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-08-28
SATURDAY Aug Z7, i'0''

Mach sound adyice'on the buy
ing Of rugs il contained in m ar
ticle in the wOmuns home cohphh
ion for september Ia regard /"
.,blor t says; a floor should be the
,Arkcst tone in room, then tie
walls aud In" ceiling the Eighties
This !, the NATURAL way and the
safr.t to follow a. Il general rule.
II pives q feeling Of iirmncss to
the floor. The floor should sup
port the walls in color as well AS IN
fact but care must be tpkcn not %
make the mistake Of thinking that
strength of color. SlrcugIi 81 cn.
lor is obtrusiyrncss 81 coIor will
mdkco hsricss failure Of it,
The chcifrolor Of the rag should
be- Tia ch,if olor Of the walls not
necessarily the sumo tone but hnr
rhouizjug tones Of t." snmr Shodc,
If,hr u,,IIt. prr e,n yrIl.w. a
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-08-28
CHOICE SCELInEH


ioolink the Dntii"~htn-.
During the recent ua.ca,crs b.
tween the submarine r0t.m and the
battleship squadron9 OF the N~...y.
navy some ingenious ru.es were 9'o. b.
Oh by the former to m.sjcad the Wltc.
One Of the most successful was to
building OF an cHnct replica ot Tho
coming tower and Il short length o.
the top Of the submarine Of canvas
mater!r' This was painted the Same
color as the submarine and was a.,
tached to the top OF the craft. The
submarine then Travelled toward one
Of the hostile vessels. ana whom With
IN range, ana IA conspicuously q posi-
BILE. the canvas structure was released
1t Immediately loated to tie surface
Of the water. Directly the Submarine
had discarded the mock structure q
sunk again and, completely altering liz
course, approached the vessel from
another quarter.
This canvas affair, being cousplcu-
Gus, immediately attracted the war
ships attention, and a severe Ire was
directed upon st. W'h'le lals firing WIS
In progress the submarine arose as Ia
to the surface on the opposite side Of
the warshlp and sucCcc,i ID In launch
Ing u torpedo unobSorvcd and at close
range The rnse was therefore com
pletely successful
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-08-28

The chairman Of the lecture com
mittee was q veIy absent miudedmap
and when he had reached that p0rth
of his introduction Of tho lecturer
wherein it was Citing that he shon.d
mention the nome Of the honored Vi'i
tor he forgot il and IN the hope That It
would return to bln began TO Bp'ie
for time.
When 1 say that it is household
word all over this land OF ours from
the Atlantic TO the Pacific f,om the
Penohscot to tn Gulf / make no mis-
take. When say that II is The name
Of one Of tho princes of Literature /
do its honorcd bearer scant justice.
When / say tnat in oratoy the mere
menliGn of it calls to our minds the
days Of Demosthenes. | but speak II g
simple truth.
SIN tho name did not come.
And to think that he is with US here
to night. 70 think that | SlUuld ! e
privileged TO stand upon this platform
here IN this town with him.
Sti.l no glim ner of the nome.
| can harnly believe it yet my eyes
tel me he is here. My very echoes to
his honorcd name. Ny spirit rejoce5
that one like This should pause in. the
midst OF his labor5 to bo our guests o
night.
SITE down amid uprOarihus applause
Sept LIpplncott's
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-08-28

Dreams 90 by ,aatrGri.~, but thy
nearly always agruc WIKI Wat W
eat birmingham Agp Herald
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-08-28
ProctasAe foaftry Droed..

In answer to question from &
reader as to which "a the best eli
around b, I'd OF chickens for laying
and market the Poultry Advocate
says: Tho general purpose breeds are
the Plymouth Rocks, Wyandottes and
Rhode Island Reds IL you handle
them properly you wNl certainty BE-
pleased with any on. OF them, The
Plymouth Rocks stand az tho head aa
= fanciers fowl. with tie "yduGottea
close second It does NOT ua;tar
which variety Of these breeds you
choose, as that is Only u.a;tey Of
fsa Tiers"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-08-28

In tie Matter q tho Estate Of Azei l. ErIanscn
deceased. late Of the City Of superior,
ilsguiaS Co. Mis- Ir Probate
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-08-28
The Superior Times.
,nVEsTIsisG RATES FURNISHED On APPLICATION

On, TIMES has been duly entered ut ih"
- ast once la superior, Wisconsin, - 7cc'h"-
f4Ss matter.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-08-28

state of Wisconsin.
In County Court
Douglas County
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Aug q SEPT ! IL
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-09-23

ace G. Benson. and Supreme Repre-
sentative Charles 8. Davis of Dnver.
Pueblo Star-Journal.
The Colorado Springs Gazette Of
the 17th inst. says: Mrs. Olive Bird
was granted a divorce from James
l. Bird in the county court yester-
day on the grounds of desertion and
non-support. The question Of alimony
was settled out of court. The plain
tiff testified that her husband desert
ed her a few months after they were
married and has not contributed to
her support for almost two years. /"
Mrs. Bird was better known In Canon
City as Miss Olive Dean.
Mrs. Permelia Collins of Helmsr.
Indiana, 10 visiting relatives here.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-09-23
REAIane Of CASE AeMnsT
1ONY ABAMC POST.
PoneD TILL SATURDAY

d. The preliminary hearing Of Tooy
Adamie OF Prospect Hsishts for esal-
Ing liquor in violation Of Law. vASsA
was TO haze been. called in eo1Aty
court at O'Clock yesterday aftsenooa.
has been BY consent postponed ~
next Saturday. Ths defendant = ~
d4ild not 70. Sqii intexieaits -
iAe - determination u Tie oA0. a
which he was taken into custody q
Monday
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-09-23
WORkMEN BUSIlY
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AeoaAs.

Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Whitmore
and baby OF Leadville. are here for .
week or ten days visit with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Ruth Core and daughter, Miss
Birdie. OF Boulder. are here for sew
eral weeks visit with the formers
non. w. 8. Core. and wife. at 1901
Franklia street. East Canon.
Mrs. Homer Branch OF KinSsville.
Ohio. arrived here Saturday aftsrnooa
and 10 at the bedside Of her daughter.
Mrs. Chas. A. Brown. on North Sixth
street. who has bssn ssrioualy sick
for Some time.
Rsv. Q. =. Batctf q LincolA Park
rsturneA home tAis aftsenooA from =
three weeks vias- with Ais mother ard
oeAer relatives at his hoyAoed Ao0A
ak Ffoeport, Illinols. He oAyu tAo
woather vas very warn A1riag & pof-
tioA oe his say a& yfssDoft And t1A&
ie aotENeted b sunA oEtont troM tAo
ea3oyneat a ~ tfip.
y0ur cor loads oe Areooo1 seDAe. o.
none aAa c3Aer natsriAl fnf ~ Asw
Dsayef = no 0san1e stnt5sa arrived
hoeo tfo0 H. 1nne a On1ay AnA
yoek . tAa bn1l1ena w11eA - benA
Aolnyo1 ~ q wooG - Uefos Nln -
q -. AZ oee - 1le!l
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-09-23

vt0tting his 0ncAos CITY Clo9k JOAoS
than Seaman. and family. LETT here On
SATURDAY. for Loveland where he Will
- the guest OF relatives md friends
for week or two before returning to
his home In the East.
Harry N. Bowlby. foreman Of the
round house and machine shops Of
the Union Pacific Railroad company
at Graad Island. Neb., stopped OF
here q day or two ago to viGit his par
SIS Harrison avenue. while ON his
way home from . business trip to
southern Oregon.
Miss Della Candy. at one time
teacher In the public schools here.
but now employed in a similar ca
pacity at Riverside. California, left
this morning for short visit with
relatives in Colorado Springs after .
pleasant sojourn here as the guest Of
her sister. Mrs. Minnie G. Merriam,
county superintendent of schools. Miss
Candy is teacher in Latin in the
Riverside high school, position she
has had for several years.
Mrs. Homer e. Prentice. nee Miss
Edna Payne, who has been here for
some time visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. W. Payne. left this morn
ing for Denver en- route to Seattle
where she will poin her husband and
where she expects to make her home.
Mr.. Prentice. who was formerly sup
erintendent for a mining company in
the Cripple Creek district, Is now in
charge of some important mining in
terests In Alaska with headquarters
at Seattle.
The remains of Mrs. Agnes Donath.
who died in Cripple Creek on Satur-
day. were brought here on the Flor
ence & Cripple Greek train this morn
ing and taken to A. e. Wilson's un-
dertaking chapel where the funeral
service will be held At 10 O'Clock to-
morrow morning. followed BY burial
In Lakeside cemetery.
Wilbur Bailey Left Saturday night
or 4 business trip to Admission. Ala
bama- While there l1r. Bailey expects
to dispose Of some real estate inter-
ests.
The fire department was called out
about o'clock Saturday afternoon to
az AuC1RteHS UlAb9 In k3S
old building at the northwest corner
OF Eleventh and River streets belong
ing to the Zapg Brewing company.
ana fDrusriy used By 1t ~ . ware
house tor the storage OF beer. he IRE
originated from q spark from Q Dem
yer an6 RIO 0rande locomotive and
vas pnt oat before much hsadvay had
besn made. The old bailding aliudsd
to has. probably, BEEN on fire oftsner
than any other structure In town and
II perpetual msaAcS to the safety Of
property In that part OF the commun-
ny. - =
Miss Alice Hail left last Friday eor
LynchburE. ,virginia. where, she Will
resume her studies AZ the Randolph
Macon Seminary. one OF them ost IA
nous schools for young ladies in the
country. Miss Hall was q student
there last year.
VO0OS. -'
Miss Henirickson has returned to
Canon City after q month or six
weeks visit with friends in northsrn
Colorado. Missouri and Kansas ghs
stopped of at Denver for 4 few days
while 90 her way home. IS
Mr.. and Mrs. Joha Weed Of DAst
Canon lsft on Monday for . visit b
Aontross and other poiAts - tho
western slope. Thay will attsad tAs
cersnonies incidental to the opening
of the Gunniscn tunnel and viii join
In. the Demonstration ia Aoooe q
President TAN WhIla In Montrnan
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-09-23

eemsessy. TAA funefal ssssios VIM -
d charge oe Rsv. ). Z. 1Aoaas. pas
tor OF IL First Preahytsrian church.
c. A .Biggs u . Canon CITY visitor
today. having stopped on here TOR .
brief visit while On route hOms b
Denver from . business trip to Grand
Junction.