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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-12
The Crime of Jingoism

7 TRUST that patriotic people and nation may be
unmoved by lingoism, hysteria, intrigue,
worthy motives. Some other nations may support
lossa armies. compel all their male population to be-
people and exhausting their national resources simply
for the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of some lord or imperial
despot, protect their country from the of
similar power; but for the United States follow
cratic, un-Amercan, and would violate every tradition
and principle that have maintained for than
hundred years. Besides, it would be putting dan
gerous power into the hands of ambitious upstart
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-09-18
WILSON NATIVE
OF THIS STATE
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR
GOVERNOR OF NEW JERSEY
WELL KNOWN IN GEORGIA.

Atlanta, Ga, Sept. 17.-Many Geor-
glans are interested in the news
which comes from New Jersey that
Dr. Woodrow Wilson mas feen nom
mated for governor of that state and
accepted lAe honor. DR.. Wilson is
a Georgian by birth, being from Au-
susta He married Miss Ellie Lou
Arson, Of Savannah, daughter of the
late Rev. S. Z. Axsen, Well-known
Presbyterian ninister, who was for
some time located at Rome, Ga. Mrs.
Wilson's Grandfather, Rev. |. S. K.
Arson, D. ., ~nc vas for many years
4 Presbyterian minister in Savannah
w2s enc ef the best known ministers
in the southern Tres yterian church.
MI Randolph A>8on, of Savannah, is
brother OF Mrs. Wilson. Among
the Atlanta relatives of Mrs. Wilson
are Gel. E. T. Trown, a well-known
lawyer Of the firm Of Brown and Ran
jolph, and Mrs, Frank C. Gilreatn
who are frst cousins.
Dr. Woodrow Wis n practiced law
FOR two wears 10 Atlanta. He was as
ISOLATED in the practice in 1929
With E. r. Renniok, ana afterwards
IN a law Office with Judge William
T. Newman. nov Judge of the United
States circuit and district courts for
the 7 rtlern district of Georgia.
Tn. Wilson afterwards left Allan
a to accept a rlofessorship in tine
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-09-18

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-09-18
Don't Break Down.

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-09-18
The I. ash OF 4 EIand

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-09-18
ca TON.

George C'yr~ ~ou1ty.
e Ell 1Far lay Concern.
Alice Maria having in proper form
applied TO m- for permanent lettel $
Of &d,u.Lia; anon on the estate g, !
Washington Nidd Teton, late Of said
county this is 10 cite all and singu
lar the creditors and next of Kin Ct
Washington Middleton, to be and az
pear at my once within the time al
lowed by law. and show cause, if aaH
they can, wiz permanent admiristra-
ton should .ot be granted to Alice
Martin On Washington Middleton's
estate.
Witness n. aand and official 81 4
nature, this 7a:h, day of July. 1919
Horace Dart, Ordinary
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-09-18

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-09-18

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-09-18
i1ot'ce Of Meeting of Stockholders OF
ne CITY d @Itnur:an Railway Co

me cry d "!rourSan Railway co.
A meeting nj the stockholders of
the City e Suburban Railway Co. is
hereby called 10 be held at the office
of tire company at 1903 Newcastle
street, Brunswick, Ga, On the 17th
day of October, 1910, at II o'clock,
noon, to consider and act upon the
question Of ise ing bonds to be Sc
cured by q - rtgage on properties
OF the companJ, and also to consider
and act upon tle question of increas-
ing the capital lock of the company
city & S3h'r5an Railway Co.,
ny =. .. H. STRACHAN, Pres.
Attest, Geo II. Smith, Sec.
Q7-24), q, 8, 15).
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15
FI[ND DESTROYS
WHOLE FAMILY
Crushes Skulls of Wife and
Daughters, Fires House and
Cuts His Own Throat

filler, Idaho; March 14.-Telaford
Theoni early this morning brutally
crushed the skulls of his wife and two
daughters, walked a mile to the resi-
dence of a neighbor, there deposited a
strongboX containing some money, life
insurance papers, property deeds and a
confession addressed to the coroner, re-
turned to his home, where he liber-
ated his horses from the stable so they
could feed themselves, entered the
house, set fire to it in several places,
cut his own throat and lay down to die.
Neighbors discovered the fire about 4
o'clock, but all efforts to save the
house failed. A search of the ruins
later revealed the charred and almost
unrecognizable bodies of the four mem
bers of the family
The skulls of the wife and daugh-
ters had been crushed with a pick from
which the handle had been removed
The pick, covered with the victims
blood, was found in the yard.
In his confession Theoni said he was
weary of life and yet could not bear
to leave this world without taking his
entire family with him. He had been
respondent, he explained. over his in
ability to sleep regularly.
Theoni but recently came to this vi
cinity from New Sharon, Pa, bringing
considerable money. He was prepar-
ing to begin extensive farming opera
tions. He was rated locally as worth
$4,000.
Theoni was AZ years old, his wife
SO years and the daughters II and 10
respectively. He had shown no signs of
mental disorder.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15
COURT DISRfGARDS
The PLEA OF GUILT
Judge Discourses on Psycholog-
ical Phenomenon Incident
to influence OF Liquor
Especial Dispatch to The Call


DENVER, March 14-George T.
Forbes, recently a silk manufacturer in
Paterson, N. j., was today declared by
District Judge George W. Allen. in the
criminal court, to be a victim of
psychological phenomenon which freed
him of the charge of larceny and for
gerry despite his plea of guilt
1t was shown that Forbes stole from
II 3 Gyllings, man who had befriend-
ed MIN, money. check and clothing.
Forbes told the court that he had
been successful manufacturer in Pat
erson, had come out here for his health
and was on the point of sending for his
wife and little boy when he got drunk
and then his mind was a blank
He declared that he did not remember
having taken thing from his friend.
but that he could see from the evidence
offered in the court that he was guilty
of the crime and was willing to take
whatever punishment the crime en-
tailed
The court saidi
1t is we'll known psychological fact
that man under the influence of LIQUOR
in certain cases during that period
shows the dormant qualities inherited
from his ancestors. 1 can not class your
action in any other way than that III is
a reversion to original type. / will
therefore suspend sentence and ask Won
to sign the pledge"
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15
CUDAHY TRIES TO
AVOID LIM[LIGnT
Seeks Seclusion of Home of a
Chicago Relative; Plans to
Leave Kansas City
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call.

CHICAGO, March 14.-John D. Cud-
ahy. who has been in Chicago since last
Thursday in practical seclusion in an
effort to escape the notoriety following
his knife attack on Banker Jere S. Lii
lis, is said to have decided to quit Kan
sas City and to make his future home
in either Chicago or Omaha
Jack" Cudahy has been at the home
of Joy Morton, % Lake Shore drive
a daughter of Morton.
Despite reports that Cudahy had gone
to the family summer home in Macki-
nav island, it was said by one of the
Morton servants today that Cudahy and
his brother still were guests at the
house. telephone call also brought
information that the Kansas City pack
er was there.
Mr.. Cudahy has no statement of any
kind to make regarding his plans the
voice of a man came over the tele-
phone.
Earlier a man, who said he was
Jack Cudahy answered the phone.
How long do you expect TO remain
in Chicago?" he was asked.
Just as long as 1 care to stay" he
answered.
Why did you come to Chicago at this
time?"
Because 1 wanted to get out of the
limelight Do you think 1 was sue
cessful in doing that? 1 guess you
know.
What are your plans for the future,
Mr.. Cudahy?" .-.
That is a question: the voice re-
piled. that do not care to discuss for
publication"
1t was learned during the day that
Johan L. Moss, Cudahys chauffeur, who
assisted him in his attack on Lillis,
has been in Chicago. He has made sew
eral efforts to get in communication
with his employer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15
HUGO WAS AVERSE To
POSING FOR PICTURE
Roden's Famous Bust Made
From IL Minute Setting

Barrias painted Victor Hugo seated on tba
rocks of Jersey, and in the same manner Rodin
has depicted in stone the author OF LES Mis-
erables. Judging from the number of paint-
ings and busts, one might easily believe observes
a Paris contemporary. that Hugo did nor dIS1tte
sitting 70 artists. But the fact is that NO man
caused more trouble TO painters and sculnrors
position for two minutes at a time Everv
time he asked for or two strings the
artist was met with firm refusal One dav
Paul Meurice broached TO Hugo the subject of
sitting to Rodin. That he may make my bust
was Hugos reply L can not prevent him from
doing it. but be must do 1t as best he can
wish him to understand that could never give A
sitting" Patience and diplomacy succeeded
and fRodin obtained sitting OF IL minutes.
taken in three installments
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15
Supervisors Pass Resolution
Calling for Forfeiture of
Outer Track Franchise
DIRECT BLOW STRUCK
FOR GEARY ST. ROAD
bancroft Measure Ordering the
United Railroads to Use In
ner Rails Also Passed
LEGISLATORS ACT ONLY
AFTER A STORMY CLASH

SGD EsoLVED by the hoard of
supervisors of the city and
u - county of San Francisco that
the attorney general of the state of
California be and he is hereby re-
uuested to commence any and all
actions and proceedings to have a
Judgment of court of competent
Jurisdiction determine what rights, if
any. the suffer street railroad COM
pany has in lower Market street
Sutter streets and the ferry; and if
the rights, privileges and franchises
heretofore granted TO said Suffer street
railroad company from the junction of
Sansome and suffer streets to the ferry
have been forfeited. and if so to have
said courts SO adjudge in said actions
and proceedings. and the city attorney
Is hereby directed to prepare all COM
plants and papers and to procure all
evidence required by the said attorney
general and submit them to said attOr-
ney general forthwith In order to
have said actions and proceedings COM
menced and prosecuted to final judg-
ment without delay, and the clerk is
hereby directed TO forthwith deliver
10 said attorney general a certified
copy of this resolution"
Resolution adopted By the board
of supervisors.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15
KNOX JR. SELLS AUTOS
TO SUPPORT HIS BRIDE
Cabinet Officials Son Takes to
Work With Determination
Disoatch 10 The Call

ISpcCfdt DfSpQICn 10 4 ne 1du
PROVIDENCE, r. l., March 12.-
Philander c.. Knox Jr. went to work
this morning. He was on the job in
Flint's auto agency about the time the
doors were opened and he started in
with all the determination of young
husband with wife to support and the
zest of youngster enjoying a new
sort of sport.
He did not have to work hard today.
His hardest stunt was driving about
the city and calling on the trade with
Flint He is going to get acquainted
with people and the car that his en-
ployer sells and then, after few days,
he will be out selling cars himself.
Young Knox knows an automobile,
too He has had the care of his own
and knows how to run practically every
sort of contrivance that is run by
gasoline. He acted as chauffeur fe.
Flint part of the time today.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15
YOUNG ROOSEVELT
TO Be PROMOTED
Will Represent Hartford Carpet
Factory in This City Soon
After Marriage
[ Special Dispatch 10 The Call

HARTFORD, Conn.,. March Alt was
announced today that Theodore. Roose-
welt Jr, eldest son of the former pTesi-
dent was to be promoted from the job
he has had for more than year with
the Hartford corporation in its carpet
mills at Thonpsonville, near Hartford.
George Perkins, secretary of the cor
poration, said today that young Roose-
welt would be sent to the San Fran
cisco branch of the company in "a
responsible capacity" soon after his
marriage
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15
COMPANIES PREPARE
TO INSURE AVIATORS s
Progress With Airships Alters
Underwriters Attitude

One sign of the times" that flight is
getting beyond the mere possible"
stage is seen, says Flight, in the way
that insurance underwriters are seri-
ousiy considering the business to be
done in risks incurred by those taxi
ing an active part in aerial naviga-
tion. A good deal of money changed
hands in connection with the cross
channel flight of NJ Bleriot but that
partook very much of the nature Of
gambling on the result. Now. however
underwriters, seeing the marvellous
progress which is made week by week
are contemplating developing special
branch of the business for dealing with
aviation
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15
DfvL|N MAY Be
GIVEN HEARING
INWASH|NGTON
Members of Senate Judiciary
Committee Intimate They
Acted Hastily
Powerful Influences Wage Bit
ter Fight to Prevent the At
torney's Reappointment
Devlin's $ Work Approved
| By the Attorney General
By ROBERT T. pEvLrN

The action of the senate Judi
cidru committee comes to me as a
surprise. | have put into my posi-
tion alpdys the best that is in
me. and have had. at all times,
the complete approval of MP su-
perior officers. Attorney General
WicRcrshdm sent me February
% personal letter in phich he
n,dorsed and approved of all /
have done. NY letter to him of
recent date met pith his approval.
That my actions have not met
NTH his disappropal is evidenced
BY the fact that he mdorsed my
denomination at so late a date as
last January.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15
CALIFORNIAN MAY
GET CABINET JOB
Representative Smith Is Slated
to Succeed Hitchcock as
Postmaster General
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

WASHINGTON, March 14.-It is ru-
mored among Californians here that
Representative Smith is slated to be-
come postmaster general to succeed
Frank H. Hitchcock
1t is said that Smith, who has shown
great efficiency on the house commit
tee on postoffices and postroads, will
first be appointed an assistant post
master general to succeed Charles P.
Granfield, recently appointed postmas-
ter at Washington.
He will thus be enabled to learn the
ropes and will be made postmaster
general on the resignation of Hitch
cock who has been contemplating re-
signing for some time
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15
SHAUGHNESSY IN ARMS
HURLs Def AT BOARD
4 Won't Resign, Asserts
Fire Chief, Nov Let
Them Reduce Me-

81 have not resigned as acting chief
engineer of the fire department., nor
have / been asked to resign. / do not
care TO discuss my intentions at this
time, but something is going to happen
at the meeting of the fire commission
Wednesday afternoon. L have consulted
my attorney in regard to the matter and
will be present at Wednesdays meet
ing. The matter will then be settled"
Statement of acting Chief Engineer
II. III. Shaughnessy.
Chief Shaughnessy's term as COM
mander of San Francisco's fire fighters
will come TO an end Wednesday,.
Shaughnessy's answer to rumors which
became current yesterday to the effect
that he already had resigned from
tion by the fire commission was prac-
tically an admission that he will retire
from the department.
The crisis of the battle that has been
waged over the chieftainship since the
Mccarthy administration gained con-
troll is to come at tomorrow's board
meeting and undoubtedly will result
in the elevation of Thomas Murphy to
the ranking position on the force. as
already predicted in The Call. Shaugh-
messy declared last night that he knew
it was the intention of the fire COM
missioners to make Murphy the chief
at the earliest opportunity, and was
fully aware of the feeling of antago-
nism toward him.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15
ARCHBISHOP GIVES
EVIDENCE IN TRIAL

Archbishop Riordan was on the wit
ness stand in Judge Mogan's court sew
eral hours yesterday testifying in the
suit to quiet title under the McEnerney
act to the los pieces OF realty in this
city standing in the name of the Roman
Catholic archbishop of San Francisco.
a corporation AS to 1O7 lots the own
ership of the corporation is uncon-
tested, but the lot at Mission and
Ninth street. formerly the property of
the late Theresa Wensinger. is claimed
by Louis O'FarrelI. a nephew of Mrs.
Wensinger. and other relatives.
The archbishop was questioned at
length by Andrew Thorne, attorney for
Louis O'Farrell. as TO the circumstances
under which the corporation became
possessed of the realty
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15
Denies Having Resigned

With the same positiveness with
which he denied the rumor that his
resignation had been presented to the
police commission, however, Chief
Shaughnessy asserted that he would
not return to his former rank of sec
ond assistant chief or accept any sub
ordinate position in the department.
The single assumption to be drawn
from his entire statement concerning
the status of the political situation
within the department was that he will
petition the board Wednesday to be
retired from active service at half pay
with the rank of chief engineer