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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-28
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walk from pier Mrs NJ c. EeRyon,
e. Simsns.
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head once a week
always. 1t never gave
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as itching or smart
ing and : never no
ticeG any falling OF
tie hair. Butshortly
after that l had an at
tack of typhoid fever
and | was out Of the
hospital possibly two
months when | first
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Georgia Southern and Florida Ry.

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Convenient connections also made c. g. r.
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For Information routes any point
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u. G. 3 RHopEs, Gen.. Pas senaer Agent Macon Georgia
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FE4sII1IE.:J TOTAL
LOSS OF HAIR
Scalphad been Scaly for Some Time
After an Attack of Typhoid
Fever bis Hair Began to Fall Out
by the Handful Now 1t is
THICKER THAN EVER
THANKS TO CUTICURA

about two years ago was troubled
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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1909-04-21
Waists

Nice Fresh Ready-Made Waists. Judging
from the large number of these we have already
sold we feel that we must be assuredly in the
lead on this line
lot prettily trimmed muslin waists A splen-
did bargain at each only .......... 4S cents
lot beautifully and stylishly trimmed waists of
good material in all sizes up to Al to go at
only ....................9 90 cents.
JUST RECEIVED. / lot new net waists in
white and ecru to go at 2.69, 3.48, 419 and
5.l.9 These are both stylish and pretty and
lit nicely
The biggest bargain yet in White china Silk
Waists. We have only few which we will
close out at the following reduced prices:
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Elastic Belts.

l new lot Ladies Elastic Belts in blue brown
and black to go at only .......... Is cents.
big new line Ladies wask and Elastic Belts to
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Hand Bags 19c.

l big lot 25c Hand Bags, reduced to only 19 cts
25 dozen Ladies' Gauze Vests with tape neck to
go at only ly,............ ...........5 cents.
ID dozen Ladies black hose to go at only SC pr
The Washington herald., 1909-03-08
MORE EVIDENCE OF GRATING
Pttsburg Councilmen Tried TO Hold
Up Wabash for 100000.
Also Approached Pennsylvania Off,
eiaIs with Oner to Keep Rival
Road from Entering the City.

Pittsburg, March :. .- Interesting de-
velopments in the coUncilmanic graft
scandal were brought 20 light here to-
day when II became known that the
district attorney has decided 10 request
certain high oEclaIs OF the Wabash and
Pennsylvania railroads 10 meet with him
and divulge the methods by which they
are alleged 20 have been held up by Pitts
burg's grating councllmen some years
ago. when the Wabash Railroad was
brought into PittsbUrg.
Il is alleged that the Wabash was held
up for S10oOol before being allowed by the
councils 10 come in. and that the Penn
sylvania was asked for SI591o0 70 keep
the Wabash out. II is stated by those
who know and who have given their In
formation 10 District Attorney Blakeley.
The story goes that when The WabaSh
was coming IN q member OF the
PittsbuTg councils went 20 one close TO
the heads OF the Wabash and announced
that Il would take Sle1000 for the Wabash
ordinance TO pass councils
This was carried 20 the heads Of the
Wabash. who appropriated S15.0o0 at once
10 hire detectives and arrest the grating
councLmen az Pittsburg. but for some
reason this was never done. and shortly
afterward the case was dropped While
this case is oUtlawed. perhaps the Pitts
burg authorities want 20 know about IT,
as the gratters are said % be in councils
vet.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-08
MOTHER FINDS LOST SON.
Family Is Reunited After Being
Separated for Years.

Huntington. ". Va. March Mrs
William A. Floyd and her son. now man
thirty years old. were reunited at the
home Of Mrs. Floyd here. after seventeen
years, during which tine neither had seen
nor heard Of the other.
Seventeen years ago Mr. and Mrs FLOYD
lived in Wheeling The husband died
leaving her 20 care for and support her
several young children. She was not
equal to the task and was compelled 90
place the thirteen-year-oId boy, william.
in an orphans home. The boy did not
Ike the home and ran away. Later the
mother moved 10 this city. and advertised
through the personal columns OF the
newspapers for trace Of her boy.
few days ago she received A letter
from William Maiot, Of Barton. Ohio.
stating he had seen an Advertisement in
a Wheeling paper. and he thought he was
her son. Re told OF a certain birthmark
in his letter, which established his idep-
tity. and resulted in the affecting re-
union.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-08
HUGE THEFT OF LIGHT BULBS.
Edison Company Loses 20 the Extent
of $4,000; Five Arrests Made.

New York. March inspector McCaf-
ferty and squad of detectives arrested
to-day five men who are charged with
participating in a series Of robberies o.
electric light bulbs from the Edison
Electric Company. The thefts, McCaf-
ferty said, are known to amount to
S3O.O0e There are still five others
wanted.
Inspector McCanerty gave out the
facts as follows:
For some time the Edison Company
has missed quantities of electric light
bulbs. They put Edward J. and William
+. Kenney, two of their detectives. on
the case. and the two men got hold Of
information concerning a plan to rob the
company wholesale"
A conference Of the Edison officers
was held, and the case was then put in
McCanertys hands.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-08
NICARAGUA FOR WAR
President Zelaya Sends 5000
to Costa Rican Borders.
WAR SHIP AND CRUISER FIGHT
engagement Reported Between YES
sells of Nicaragua and Salvador.
but Particulars Are Lackfnc-Re.-
iEnntion of Several High Officials
OF Costa Rican Army Requested.

Mobile. Ala. March PaSsanea-s
from Nicaragua report that active var
IKE preparations are in progress in that
republic The barracks are filled with
soldiers. and a large consignment OF war
material was landed az Corinto few
days back
A letter has been received from Mica
ragua 70 the effect that President Zelaya
Is making very extensive warIike prepa-
rations. Three thousand men have been
sent 20 the borders Of Costa Rica. a sim
liar number 10 the cities Of Rivas and
San Juan del Sur, and that 500 are held
in Managua-
May Invade Costa Rica-
It is rumored that zelaya IS preparing
10 repulse an invasion from Salvador.
and that al any moment he may invade
Costa Rica or stir up a revolution there.
over ten thousand soldiers are under
arms. This g. vernment is watching the
movement OF the Nicaraguan President
with anxiety.
ReRo-ts - A-aiutla are that the
Nicaraguan warship Mom0t0nbo and the
Salvadorian cruiser Empire had an en-
gagement which. Il is said was 20 ex-
cite the people against Nicaragua. The
particulars of THIS naval engagement
would be interesting 10 ths world.
Government Discovers Plot.
From advices contained in Fl Noticero
OF February .. alarming rumors Of a
revolution have been current in the inte-
rior. The government OF Costa Rica is
said 20 have discovered a plot 70 attack
the Quartet de Artilleria. Cuartel de Po-
licia. and the Inspection de Hacienda.
Two officials, whose names have been
suppressed. are said 10 be heading the
movement
Minister Of the Interior Rhomoser has
taken prompt measures 70 meet the situ-
alton. The cuartels have been rein
forced. and the minister or war has
asked for the resignation of several high
officials Of the army The principal Of
fees and the national factories are be-
ing closely guarded
The Washington herald., 1909-03-08

Mr and Mrs Bellamy storer. after
some three years absence as a result OF
the elimination Of their celebrated CORE
spondsnce with Theodore Roosevelt. we're
guests Of President and Mrs. Taft at the
White House yesterday afternoon.
They were among those who dropped in
for a social cup Of tea Mr. and drs.
storer are staying. at the shoreham Hotel
pending the reopening OF their handsome
home. in Rhode Island avenue.
II was the alleged participation in
Catholic International politics. in which
Mr.. Roosevelt believed Mrs. Storsr had
Implicated him, which resulted in her
husbands removal as Ambassador %
Austria-Hungary- This followed the pub
licarion OF The Dear Maria letters
from President Roosevelt to Mrs. storer.
Mr. Roosevelt held thar Mrs Storer in
her ardOr to obtain the cardinals red
hat for Archbishop Ireland had conpro-
missed him in the politics Of the Vatican.
and their correspondence was laid before
the public 10 the latter's interest.
Dissuaded from Rivalry.
Then Mrs StOrer determined 70 return
20 Washington and make social headway.
despite the disapprovaI al the White
House Mrs. Storer was Mss Nara
Lonsworth. an aunt Of Nicholas Long
worth who married Miss Alice Roosevelt.
The Storers we're dissusded from their
rivalry against the White House as a
social center The friendship between
The LOngwOrth family and Mr.. Roosevelt
was OF long standing Il dated back 10
the years wGen Mr. Roosevelt was a
& Civil Service COMMISSIONS and AIR.
storer a member Of the House Of Repre-
/ sentatives- The Storer carriage was at
/ tbat time placed al his disposal
{ The Washington home Of the Storers in
I fashionable Rhode Island avenue At the
I intersection OF Seventeenth street has
/ long been leased IL was recently rene
I waited. and the appearance OF M and
7 Mrs. Storer Is believed 70 be their re-
entry into ~ Washington 5 social life. Their
Z relations with President and Mrs. Taft
+ are very friendly.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-08
MASKED SLAVES NOT SOLD.
Presence Of Police in Church Puts
End 90 the Auction.

New York, March -Four policemen
houored by their presence tonight :
service in the Parkside Presbyterian
Church. on Lenox road. near FIatbush
avenue. at which. according TO previous
announcement more Of the masked
slaves men out OF work were 10 be
disposed Of by the pastor. Rev John ID.
Long.
MIR. Long. noting the presence OF the
policemen from the pulpit. and being
under some resultant anxiety because
Of his ignorance Of the reason OF their
presence, omitted the selling OF the slaves
from the evening service.
The reason for the presence OF the
police is due 20 clause in the penal
code reading that "an assemblaEe in
public houses or other places OF three or
more persons disguised by having their
faces painted. discolered. or concealed
is unlawful without permission from the
police authorities. and that the manager
OF any place where persons appear SO
concealed without a permit Is guilty OF
a misdemeanor and the clause fixes a
sin punishment.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-08
CRUSH AT BRYAN MEETING.
Panic Is Averted nt York by the
Singing of "Amcricn.''

York. Pa, March IA panic was mar
rowly averted this afternoon at the York
High School. where more than three
thousand persons had assembled 10 hear
William J. Bryan deliver his address.
''The Prince Of Peace. To the singing
Of America" is attributed the fact that
women were prevented from being seri-
ously injured in the rush for the audi
torium. which vas already filed when
the Nebraskan arrived
As II was, q number OF women were
trampIed upon, while others had their
clothes damaged. Several persons became
hysterical and when an appeal from
Mayor Weaver failed 20 quiet the throng
n. A. Bailey. secretary Of the y. VI.
.C A. and those nearest him, started to
sing America" The anthem was caught
I'D by the audience. and they all sang.
including those in the midst OF the jam
at the doors. This gave the police an
opportunity 10 drive the crowd back and
lock the doors
Democratic politicians from all parts
of the country came TO York 20 hear the
address. but many were unable to gain
admittance to the auditorium.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-08
FATAL EXPOSURE IN SNOW.
One Of Party Lost in Woods Dies
After Ordeal.

Ridgway. Pa. March William F.
ScheH. a salesman with the Central Ad-
vertising Company. Of Lancaster, died in
the local hospital yesterday. He started
TO walk with two local men, Claude La
baugh and William F. Ryan. TO a Camp
eight miles out of Ridgway at 10 O'Clock
on Thursday night. They lost their way
because the night was blustery and the
paths were filed with snow. A short dis
tance from camp Schell fell exhausted.
Labaugh, stronger than Ryan. carried
Schen as far as he could. then left him
with Ryan until he could find a lumber
mans camp and get help.
Schell was brought in an unconscious
condition to the Elk County Hospital.
The coroner's jury did not render a YER
dict
The Washington herald., 1909-03-08
SEES IN ROOT A GOOD LEADER
Ex-senator Platt Declares Gov.
Hughes Lacks Judgment.
Former BOSS VIII Attend 10 HIS
Politics in Meantime.

New York. March - Ex-senator
Thomas c. Platt got back from Wash
ington on Saturday looking pretty well
and apparently in good spirits. He cleaned
out his desk in the Capitol on Friday,
bade good-by 20 his friends, and returned
here to devote himself 10 the express
business.
Mr.. Platt received several callers to-day
at the home of Mrs. Gustaye Abel, at l3S
West Eleventh street, where ne lives.
He was not inclined 10 talk much, how
ever
I'm seventy-hve years old, you know. %
he said. and l think I'm entitled 10
keep my mouth shut now"
He made il plain in the little he did
say that he believes that his mantle has
fallen on Senator Elihu Root.
Il do not think that Gov Hughes has
enough judgment 10 be the leader of this
State" he said in reply 20 a question
Senator Root ought 10 be the leader,
and ! am quite sure that ne viii be. lie
is a good man anG Will make a good Sen
ator and good leader. But I don't
want TO draw any comparisons. The
man who seems 10 have charge of poll
tics just now is Gov. Hughes.
Il don't think anything of direct pri-
mary nominations. The governor talks
as though he could shape the destinies Of
the Republican party around them, but /
don't think ne can. Certainly the better
sense of the party is against it
DO YOU think that Mr.. Roosevelt. when
he returns from Africa. viii enter politics
AGAIN." somebody asked.
well. he may. came the answer; you
know he's always been great for that"
Mr.. Platt said that he expected TO visit
Washington occasionally.
I'm going K attend TO my business at
the United States Express Company's Of
flee now" he said. You know, I've got
10 work for a living. I expect 10 be AZ
business every day until 1 go away this
sumner. But once and a while I may go
down 20 Washington, because. you know,
arnla Ia
The Washington herald., 1909-03-08
SCAFF0LD SITE BARE.

SuperstitiOuS Persons Point TO For
mer Place of Execution.
Huntington. W Va. March Z. - Resi-
dents Of this city. especially those OF a
superstitious turn Of mind. are discuss
ing strange phenomenon which has
been attracting attention. In 1892 Cabel
County Witnessed its first and only legal
execution. Allen Harrison. who shot his
sweetheart 10 death near Cabeu Greek,
was executed on November p Of that
year. Since then no grass or other vege-
tation has grown on the site occupied by
the scanoId. seventeen years ago. al
Tough vegetation is thick all around H.
The superstitioUs say the reason is plain.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-08
KILLED OVER CARD GAME.
PittstOn Contractor Found Dying IN
His Own Home.

Wilkesbarre. Pa. March Antonio
.Nenevento, an italian contractor OF PITTS
ton. was murdered at his home this
morning by one OF his men with whom
he was playing cards. He was found
dying with a bullet in his body, and
died before ne could make any statement
The four men who had been with him
for some hours fed before the police
arrived. Three arrests have been made
1T is supposed the murder was due 70
an argument over the cares
The Washington herald., 1909-03-08
ROOSEVELT'S WISH DENIED.
Detroit Man Refuses 10 Give Up
StaterOOu or Liner.

Detroit. March I-Takiug The stand that
ex-Presi6ent Roosevelt is now only a pr
vate citizen. and theu Re not entitled
10 any more than ordinary consideration.
Archibald g. EIlair. prominent and
wealthy stock broker @ this city. has
declined 20 Weld 10 the persuasion Of the
vessel agents TO induce hin 10 give U
his stateroom on the Hamburg-America
liner because II viii be needed for u
use Of Roosevelt and his party.
AIr- Ellair completed his arrangemen
some time ago for a trip abroad, and
a coincidence happened 70 hit upon Z
same vessel Of the Hamburg-Ame-ics
Line upon which the Roosevelt party !
tends 70 sail
The Washington herald., 1909-03-08
LOVE LEADS TO HIS UND0ING.
Man Wanted for Murder and For
gerry Trapped at Last.

San Francisco, Cal, March Emil
Jordan. wanted in New York for murder
ing a policeman; for forgery. and roI
importing young women from France
was captured here yesterday by New
York detectives.
The man escaped from Ellis Island siz
months ago. He would have eluded ar
rest had it not been for his infatuation
for a young woman in New York.
officers shadowed this woman for four
months ard finally secured a letter writ
ten by Jordan to her. In.this he revealed
where he was taking his meals.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-08
col. Henrr B. WfIson Dead.

New York. March Col Henry Bran
bic Wilson. a partner in the banking firm
Of Emerson Mcmillan & Co. of 20 Wall
street, and president Of the New York
School of Applied Design for Women.
died OF pneumonia al the Tourist Hotel
in Augusta. Ga, this afternoon. He went
South with Mrs. Wilson a week ago for
recreation, and as late as last Wednesday
was playing golf in Augusta. He was a
prcslinent clubman.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-08
CAR OF DYNAMITE A TARGET.
Remarkable Escape of Marksmar
and of Surrounding Property.

and of Surrounding Property.
Grass Valley. Cal. March 7.-When rail-
way employees went 70 open car OF
dynamite on switch outside the city
limits yesterday they Ggscoyered some one
had made the car tie backstop for tar
get practice.
A paper target was still pinned 10 the
end OF the car. and numerous bullet holes
had been made through it and the wall OF
the car, but luckily the bullets had passed
Just above the boxes Of explosive inside.
The marksman probably was a boy who
did not realize the desperate chances he
took every time he fired a shot. The bull
let's grazed the boxes inside the car. and
had one stick of dyn9mite been struck the
whole carload Of several tons would have
nioWn' causing the shooters death and
probably the great destruction Of prop
erty
The Washington herald., 1909-03-08

Oyster Bay. March Col Roosevelt
walked down to church this morning. ac-
companied by Mrs. Roosevelt. although
IL is a good three miles from Sycamore
Hill 20 Christ Church. where the Roose-
welt family worship
The RoOsevelts reached the church Just
in time for the beginning Of the service.
few minutes after Col. and Mrs.
Roosevelt's arrival. Ethel Roosevelt and
Kermit arrived In a two-wheeled cart
The return to the Hill was made in the
same manner. the ex-President and his
wife walking the distance, while Kermit
and Miss Ethel followed in the cart.
Prayer for Retiring official.
Following the usual prayer for the
President OF the United States "and all
others in authority" Rev. Henry S.
Washburn interpOlated in the service a
prayer Of his own composition for tie
outgoing administration. In this prayer
Rev. Mr.. Washburn gave thanks for the
wisdom which had been vouchsafed To the
late administration and for the safe re-
turn of the former President to his
home.
Ihe sermon had 10 do with Parental
lniercession" FOR children. and in its
course Mr.. Washburn spoke commend
lngly of the suggestion made by Col.
roosevelt to the Congress for a National
Bureau for Dependent Children. He
criticised many parents for not giving
their offspring the attention and care
they should receive. and concluded with
for Christian homes
e were not more than seventy peo-
the church The ROoseveIts en-
after most Of the worshipers had
their seats, and after receiving
union left the church promptly, and
was little delay in starting back
tgamOre Hill There was no hand
Ig, as most OF the few people present
still in the church. Mrs. Roosevelt
on. while her husband stopped
< for a moment with an old friend .
le ran and caught up with her, and
off in his swinging stride. with
however. Mrs. Roosevelt easily
pace
morning was cloudy and rather
tsant After dinner the ex-Prest-
sat in his library and read the
3. and when the sun came out for
minutes left the house for another
this time alone. He spent the
lg quietly with his family. Again
were no callers at Sagamore
Ethel Takes Exercise.
d Roosevelt is another Of the fam
10 Is making the most Of an oppor-
TO rest and keep ia the open air
as driven TO the village each day
her arrival here and al home spends
cradle time walking about the
accompanied by Ace. the bull dog.
he two wire-haired terriers.
what Col Roosevelt has said. II
btful If many men of public notice
pc him at Sycamore Hill during
few days before his sailing. Il is
expected, however, that the scientists and
other members Of the African expedition
viii be out once or twice 70 discuss the
details Of the trip. Col Roosevelt has de-
clined 70 talk. but it is safe TO say he is
not greatly worried by the unpleasant
prophecies attributed to Prof. Starr. or
70 anybody else
The Washington herald., 1909-03-08
EMBEZzLED FOR SICK FAMILY.
Keeper Of Christmas Fund Arrested
for Using the Money.

Philadelphia, March about a hun
dred acquaintances Of Charles H Ford.
who were disappointed when they did not
receive their Christmas money which he
was saving for them. losing between -
and SIS each. caused his arrest. and Ford
was held IN 500 bail for court by Re
corder StackhOuse. in Camden, yesterday.
Ford ran something OF a private Christ
mas fund, 20 which his friends added
their savings from week 20 week When
the time came for him 70 turn over the
money 70 them there was none in sight
As Ford had spent IL on a sick wife and
children. some had compassion. Others.
however decided TO prosecute the man.
and his arrest resulted. He has promised
10 make restitution