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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-16
LOCAL ENUMERATOPS START
OUT ON THE CENSUS WORK

Brunswick census enumeratorS
started out early yes terday morning
on their work of counting the people
of the city, and although it was the
fist day and everything was new to
them, very coed progress was made
The enumerators dill not have the
least trouble during the day rs the
people generally were very courteous
in replying to their many questions.
The enumerators all Expect to com
plete the work in the required time,
two weeks.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-16
MACON SECURES
AL-SIHAH TEMPLE
CENTRAL CITY SHRINERS RE
cElVE THE GOOD elEWs WITH
ENTHUSIASM

Macon, April 15.-Maccn gets the
dispensation that has been sought
with eagerness by the Mystic Shrine
members of this community When
the information came here to G G..
Toole and others this afternoon from
New Orleans it ratssI the hats O.
those who remained a. hCme waiting
results of the work of those who went
to pull at the present meeting AL
Shah will be instituted and G G.
Toole will be the first potentiate.
Plans will be taken 40 at once and
pushed.
Every detail will be worked out and
early in the fall the ce' ebration of the
start will be made memorable event.
Atlanta members who lave given their
support to the fight FOR the Macon
temple will be here in full train and
Shriners from all over the state will
be invited to come and join in the
celebration. No one event since
Shriners began their long journeys
frCm this community has yer aroused
so much enthusiasm.
So strong will the plans he lail that
not a single detail will be omitted in
making the start great occasion. Il
is aready suggested that once each
year 1T the anniversary of the FONDA
ton of the temple a celebration shall
be held marking the occasion 1t is
SAID Savannah offered nc opposition
this time and the fight in New Or
leans was not so warm.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-16
WORK ON NEW PAVING
TO BEGIN MAY FIRST
Chattanooga Firm Preparing to Begin
the WORK.

Now that the brick Which are to be
used in paving Newcastle street from
Gloucester to G has j9en adopted by
council, and as nearly all OF the con
tracts, etc have been signed. active
work on the two additional blocks will
shortly begin.
1t is understood that the Southern
Paving and Construction Company of
Chattanooga, Tenn, which fir'H has
the contract, will begin worl, on May
first. The first shipment of brich are
expected in the city the latter part
of next week, and everything will be
in readiness for work ly the first OF
the coming month.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-16
DIRECTIONS FOR
SEEING CONT ET
SOME FACTS THAT WILL HELP
YOU TO GET A FEEP AT
STRANGE VISITOR

"Wlll the comet be visible in the
norning?"
Can l see the comet tomorrow.
where must l look?"
What time IN the morning, and in
which direction must look for the
comet; will it be plainly visibele?"
Those are only few of the ques-
tions which were fired into The News
Office over the telephone last night
For the benefit of those who are inter-
ested and who want to get peep at
the strange visitor, the following facts
are given:
Hitherto Halley's comet has been
visible only by means of telescopes.
But during this or next week ii
should become visible to the naked
eye in the east befo.a sunrise AS
it has been 50 much talked ahor',
many will probably wish to see it as
soon as possible even at the cost Of
getting up unusually early.
To see the comet the sky shcl De
sufficiently dark. This will not pe the
case later than an hour before sun
rise. and with the present brightness
of the comet it will be safer to allow
an hour and half. After the comet
has once been found it can be seen
in brighter sky.
Moreover, the comet should be fair
lv above the horizon, say five or SIN
degrees This is about the apparent
height of the top of a three-Story
house seen about block away on rea-
sonably level ground of course Tho
comet reaches this height above the
true-hOrizon half an h"Gr after i has
risen. One should look for the come
not earlier than half an hour aftel
cometrise and not later than ar houl
before sunrise, but better an houl
! ard half. The earliest date wAe1
, it is likely to be worth while TRYING
to see it will be tomorrow at 400 Il
the morning. But it will be safer tt
wait until about the following Frlda!
April %, at o'clock.
+ Professor Asaph Hail, assistant su
perintendent of the United States
naval observatory, says IN seDakng o
the famous heavenly visitor:
"Halley's comet was first observed
from the United States weather bu
reau here about the middle OF las
October. Before that time il hat
been observed ty photographers. |
is about as bright as sixth magn
tude star Such sur on daf'
clear night would be just visible t.
the naked eye.
''It will move away from the sun
that is, it will rise earlier and earllr
in the morning until &bout Nav l
! will rise about hours and 40 minute
before the sun. ObsetNatiGns a. th'
naval observatory will be continued
until tie comet entirely disappears
After that it will go back toward In
sun again and will transit across tn
sun on the morning of May ~, tAe2
becoming an evening object, settll;
after the sun, and will be visible Il
! the west. It will GO nu5 rapidly avs
from the sun and can be seen BEST d
that time"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-16
EMPEROR PAYS
SPECIAL HONOR
TO ROOSEVELT
RECEIVES THE Ex-PRESlDENT AT
PRIVATE APARTMENTS IN
VIENNA
Col. Roosevelt Is Enjoying His Visit
to This Beautiful City to the Fullest
Extent-Great Honors Are Being
Paid Him by the AIatrians.

Vienna, April 15.--Col, Roosevelt
and his son, Kermit. arrived this morn
ing. The distinguished guest was met
by Herr Won Mueller, the principal
secretary of the Foreign Office. Amer
lean Ambassador Kerens and Baron
Hengelmuller, the Austro-Hunoarian
ambassador to Washington.
Col. Roosevelt entered a court car
riage and drove to Hotel Krantz where
he received a number Of notable Wis
itors.
At o'clock this afternoon he drove
to the Hefburg Palace, where he was
received in audience by Emperor
Francis Joseph.
AS special mark 1T respect the
Emperor received Col. Roosevelt in
the private apartments, instead of IL
the usual audience chamber.
I From the palace Col Roosevelt Wis
! tied Capjuchin Church in the vaults
in which rest the bones CT the HapS
/ burg There he placed wreaths upoo
, the homes of the iIl-eated Princes
Elizabeth and Crown Prince Rudolph
After the wreaths were deposited
! the former President was shown otr-
er tombs among which is an immense
sarcophagus containing the bodies OF
Maria Theresa and her husband, Fran
els I. Later in the afternoon Roose
welt visited the military riding sclooi
witnessing a review OF the regiment
of Hussars. Tonight :he oficials OF
the foreign Office will cive Roosevelt
dinner and reception when Poose-
welt will be the guest cf hon1r
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-16
BANKS TO CLOSE EARLY
ON SATURDAYS HEREAFT Il
One O'clock Rule to be insugura1ed
On May First. g.

Brlnswick's three ranks ln1iis1
q notice in The News this morninS
announcing that, beginning on the
first Saturday in May, that the Sat
urday early closing rule will be inau-
gurated, and the banks viii close On
this day at 1 c'cocb the entire sum
Der.
This rule has been rut into effect
each year by the banks Of tn" city,
md inc2nveniences the business peo
lie yerv little, as only small Amount
Of business is handel in financial
way in the city Oh Saturday during
he summer months.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-16
HARVESTER DIVIDEND
The Distribution Decided on at Meet
inc Of Directors.

Mex York, April 15.--Fhe first qua
+erly dividend OF l per cent on the
entire $S0.OOO,O0o Of common stock
was paid today by the international
harvester Company. This distribu-
tion was recently decided on at a
meeting of the derictors in this city
who at the same time voted to issue
500 1000 Geo additional common STOCK
which was distributed a a CoAus 10
the stockholders.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-16
A VERMONT BANKER SUICIDES
Worry over Financial Waters Cause
of the Rash Act.

Monterey, Va. April 15.-Jared \
Jones, a wealthy resid 4nt OF ;hi- city
and treasurer Of Highl1nd county, NJ
so president cf the First National
Bank Of Monterey, committed suicide
at his home this morning, shooting
himself with a revolver.
Business worry pro,oked tho sHi-
eide. Jones was one o. the most in
huential men il the county,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-16
A CRAVE SITUATION
british GUNBOATS ARE NOW
HURRYlNG TO CHINA TO P6E-
SERVE PEACE.

Hankow, April 1.-THE situation il
Changsa, capital OF Human, is grave
The rioting was began by nati1es III
revenge for the action of the Chinese
officials in cornering the export II rice
The British consulate and custom
Offices have been abandoned Two
more British gunbCats are huIyint
to the scene. No fatalities are rt
ported.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-16
BUSINESS MEN ASK RELIEF.
Push OF Gold Hunters 0epIete abor
Supply in Central Alaska.

Seattle, Wash, April IA rush o.
gold seekers from the 'ranana district
to the recently located lditared sold
fields has deplted the labor supply OF
Central Alaska tc such an extent tA7J
business men OF Fairbanks today ca
hled to Seattle for relief
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-16
JUDGE SPEER SUSTAlNS REF
EREE ISAAC IN THE CHAM
PAGNE CASE
Petition to Review was Argued in Ma
con Yesterday-tiotsl Bellevue and
Other st. Simon Property Again
Advertised For Sale.

Before Judge Speer in the United
States district court ut Macon yes
ter0ay, the petition to review the de-
cision of Judge Max Isaac, in the JOS.
Champagne case was heard, and the
decision of the local referee was coli
firemed in it's entirety by the high
er court.
This point in the noted Champagne
case has attracted considerable at
tention, inasmuch as It Cnce prevel.t t.
ed the sale of all Of The Champagne
property on the island, when an ap-
peal made by Champagne, after he
had been adjudicated I banrupt on an
Involuntary petition filed by various
creditors, came into the cOuri, through
his attorney, R. E. Dart with peti-
ton praying that the case be thrown
out Of the Bankruptcy court, en- the
ground that when the petition in
bankruptcy was filed lie was A resi-
dent of Florida and not of Georgia
and consequently his case should not
be handled in the bankruptcy coIrj
in Georgia. Referee Isaac hearl TIE
arguments in the case, and after con
sidering the facts for several days
overruled the petition.
Attorney Dart, representing the
bankrupt, then filed petition to re
view. the decision of the loca. referee
In order that Judge SDeer could heal
the petition, it was accessory to is
sue an injunction restraining the sal
of the property, which was to have
been sold two weeks or more ago.
The petition to review was argue,
before Judge Speer yesterday. Attor-
ney Dart representing the banl'rul
and Judge d. W. Krduss appearing
fer the creditors in opposition to tfl(
pc'i'ion. After hearing arguments
Judge Speer rendered his decision
and in part said:
1T appears to the court th&t th>
conclusions Of fact and Of law upo1
said motion to dismiss should he al
firmed; it is thereupon ordered that
the report of the special master filec
upon said motion tC dismiss said
case, be, and the same is hereby il
all respects ratified AID confirmed
the said motion Of The said JOSEPH
Champagne is denied and refused anf
said petition to dismiss said proceed
ings is dismissed at the cost of "aic
Joseph Champagne.
'In open court, this 18th day o
April, 191O.'
1t will be seen by the above orde
issued by Judge Spe3r that Rnfere'
Isaac was upheld in = 9rery particula
in his decision and it is only anothe
victory added to the .ong string o
the local referee injap9eals that have
been made from his decisions
Property Adva a~tised,
The decision Of judge Speer 2!a'
dissolves the temporary injunction rs
straining the sale of the Hotel Belle
vue and other property on s.. simon
and the advertisement If sale appear
elsewhere in The News this morning
Unless some unforeseen step i
taken to prevent the 7ale, he proi
erty will be sold by Trustee A. h
Heyward Jr, of Macon, on May
and it is expected thai there will b
= number of bidders on hand, as til
property is among the most deSirabl
on the island and will no doubt bFln
a large sum.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-16
TWENTY KILLED
PREMATURE BLAST OF DYf4A
MITE BURiES MEN AT WORK
ON RAILROAD

Quebec, April 15.-By a premature
explosion of a dynamite Blast on the
Haha Pay Railroad. twenty men were
buried beneath a huge pile of earth
and rock The work Of re<rue is Icing
rushed. Ten men, two of whom were
dead. have already bean unaart2ed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-16
EXPORT OF FooOsTuFFS

Washington. April l5.-The exports
cf foodstuffs from the United States
during 1910 will aggregate $500 9oO,0OO
in value. according to he Department
Of Commerce and Lab1"'s estima'e.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-16
LORD KITCHENER ARRIVES.
He Will Visit His Brother, Who i'
Governor of Bermuda.

New York, April 15.-Lord Kitchen
er of Khartoum, arrived today fror
Chicago to visit his brother, Gen,
Frederisk Walter Kitchener GoFcrnol
of Bermuda.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-16
CURTIS IN SAN ANTONIO
Aviator Will Take Part in Annual
Spring Carnival.

San Antonio, Tex, April 15-Glenn
II. Curtiss, aviator, has @rrievd to take
part in the aviation meet April list,
during the annual spring carnival
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-16
An Army of Enumerators.

New York, April 15.--The CONT of
noses in New York started today with
/ 700 enumeratOrS.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-04-07

Alderman Charles Wolff and wife
passed last Sunday with Editor Frank
Mantz and wife at Manning
Rev. g. B. Christensen of Ebene-
ger church is over at Harlan to hold re.
vival meetings over Sunday.
After good visit with home folks
Lu McGinnis started ON Monday even
ing for Seattle, Washington State.
Mrs, j. w. Clifford, of Belden, in
Nebraska, came last Thursday for a
visit with her sister inlaw, Mrs. Mary
lines.
The Cattle King by the Fame
Gorrell Stock Company at the Opera
House, in Audubon, next Monday night
April II, 1910,
Harley Stafford, who has been in
the post office during the last year, has
resigned and for the present is 1T work
for the Oelke Company
Marie Adams finished pleasant
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs +.
ii. Adams, and returned TO her musical
studies in Des Moines Monday.
w Burnside went to Grinnell last
Monday 10 join his wife who has been
there visiting their daughter, Mrs, E.A.
Wadsworth and the McKarahan family.
The imported German coach horse
Ambulant No. 1895, may be found for
the season of 1910 at the Christensen
barn in Audubon. $. s. Wilson. 1l-I
LOST A ladies garnet pin some
where in Audubon. Finder will please
return to Mrs, Martin Smith and be
suitably rewarded. l4Ip
Mrs. w. A. Clarke, accompanied
by her daughter Lois. was up at Gray
from Saturday until Tuesday to visit
her other daughter, Mrs Linn.
Frank McFadden, who has been in
the First National Bank during the past
year, has taken position in the clothing
store of Jensen, Christensen * Viewer
Mrs. Chat Dustin arrived from
Hancock last Saturday and was met by
John Cameron and wife who took her
out to their Lincoln township home for
a visit.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-04-07
show begins next Monday night.

Show begins next Monday night.
-" Cattle King next Monday night
II NJ Renftle is away to South Da-
kota this week.
-R o. Craney went out to Omaha
Monday on business.
Judge Green is in Atlantic this
week holding court
Chris Thompson and wife went to
Atlantic yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Bagley passed Sunday
with relatives in Atlantic.
Ingvard Winthers went out to the
city of Omaha Wednesday.
RAY Green and Lewis Bagley came
yesterday for weeks vacation.
Mrs. j. w. Richards went to Oma-
ha Tuesday to visit her daughter
Will Freeman returned Saturday
from weeks visit in Des Moines.
&C. V. Christensen of Wichita was
over to Audubon first of the week.
Joe Richards is away to Omaha to
visit and work two or three weeks.
w. G. Elliott returned yesterday
from business trip down TO Creston.
Mrs. Mary lines, who is at home,
will do carpet weaving. lad
-E. j. Freeman and wife were with
their friends in Des Moines few days
the past week
Pleasing Specialties between acts
at the Nj. w. A. Opera House ON next
Monday night.
Miss Cora Mcllvaine returned to
Des Moines Wednesday taking little
Dorothy Beason along
Will PARROT and wife, from near by
Ross, journeyed to Des MoinesMonday
for pleasure trip.
Mildred Morrissey returned from
Des Moines on Saturday where she had
been teaching school.
Fred Reynolds was up from his
Greeley home Saturday evening for Il
short visit with his mother.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-04-07

See Webster for Incubator Eggs
Homemade Sausage at WEIGHToN's
See Webster for Cebs. Phone 80.
Pure Rendered Lard at WEIGHToN's
See Wall Paper at Half Price at
6tf ROBERTS
House to rent in Audubon, Inquire
of l3tf JESSE KEITH.
Try Morrell' Pride Bacon and Ham
at Weighton's Meat Market. l39
Our new stock of Wall Paper il
now coming in, A, H. ROBERTS.
All parties knowing themselves in
debted TO me on coal accounts will please
call and settle by April 10, 1910.
13Sd III, A NoRTHUP,
Audubon, Iowa.
e, G.. Jincks, Guy V. Jincks and
Blanche Jincks from Taylor North Da.
kota, are visiting relatives in Viola
ut the Clark jerks Lieu Corwin and
Mart Olson homes They have sold their
home in Dakota and are now on their
way 10 Lebanon, Oregon, to locate
Martin Christensen and Phillopena
Jensen from over in Shelby county came
10 Audubon ON Tuesday, April 5, 1910,
and were married ut the residence of
Mrs, Holmes by DIR, Morley, pastor of
the Nj, Il, church, We understand the
wedding was TO he something of a sur
prise to their friends
The next meeting of the Mothers
Club will he held at the school house on
Wednesday, April 20 This date was
made TO suit the convenience of the pro-
gram committee and extra work for the
teachers the first week of school. Sub
iect for discussion The Common House
fly and its Relation TO Pure.Food T"
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Audubon NJ Il. church
will hold meeting for April at the
home of Mrs. h, j. Creveling at 2:30 on
Tuesday afternoon April 12. The pro-
gram consisting of an Oriental Trave-
log Will be conducted by Mrs, Morley.
Refreshments will be served All ladies
invited to attend.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-04-07
Wall Paper, Paints, Varnishes, Ala
bastines and a full line of Brushes at
ltf tricks DRUG STORE.

Wall Paper, Paints, Varnishes, Ala
bastines and full line of Brushes at
| lift tricks DRUG STORE.
: Geo. ii. Stemm, who has been con
fined to the house quite closely all the
winter, went down TO Menlo Wednes-
day to spend some time with his son,
Charles T. Stemm.
Supt. Smith asks us to say that all
| parents who have children 10 enter the
| Kindergarten department should send
them promptly NJ the beginning of the
spring term next Monday.
Bertle Sorensen and family returned
! first of the week from Denmark where
they had passed four months at the old
home, With them came Anna Petersen
who had also been over there 10 visit.
James Law has returned from his
trip up TO North Dakota. He says the
men were all so busy seeding they had
no time to talk SO he remained but one
day and stopped over Sunday at his
farm in South Dakota.
Miss Mary McPherrin Of Oakland,
district superintendent OF the Christian
Endeavor Societies, was in town over
last Sunday calling ON the societies here.
She was u former pupil of Mrs X. j,
Creveling and while here was a guest
in her home,
PIANO BARGAIN. We have slight,
~ used piano in the vicinity Of Audubon
Iowa, To save the expense of boxing
and shipping, will sell very cheap for
cash or payments rs low rs $500 per
month. Write OLNEY Music COMPANY
ST. Joseph, Missouri. HIP
Albert Spencer who rented his farm
and went west, about the first of last
January, with his family TO rought il
for year returned 10 Audubon Tues
day morning direct from Portland, out
in Oregon, and seems greatly pleased
to get back TO Good Old Iowa.
Get your reserved seats early for
the Fame Gorrell Stock Company Stock
Company Show ut the Opera House in
Audubon on next Monday night, April
IT, 1910, Ladies free under usual con
ditions, Seats ON sale at Fred Smiths
Drug Store, Prices, l5c Doc, Soc.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-04-07
The Audubon Band Concert

On Thursday evening of last week
the Audubon Cornet Band gave musi-
Gale at the Woodmen Opera House. The
program was both varied and pleasing
Mr.. Brockway, the leader, seemed tc
have full control of the situation and
the young men who are membersNof the
band attend strictly to business! Their
playing was good and their conduct
above criticism. Though the audience
was not large it was appreciative. Be
fore many weeks the band will give
public concerts in the park every Satur
day evening,
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-04-07
Collection OF County Tax

The last month has been very busy
one at the office of the county treasurer
because of the large collection of taxes,
which is always true in the month of
March. Giving the figures in round
numbers the amount collected from the
first to the twenty-sixth was $32, 900.
On March %, the amount was $2,004;
March 20, $4,762; March 30, 81, 1856;
March 81, $,445; April 1, $l,558; April
2, 81, 1866. This makes total for March
and the first two days of April of SD, OOO
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-04-07
Telegram From Texas

Geo. Z. Kellogg received telegram
from S. H. Jackson, the land man at
Houston, Texas, dated April 4, saying
well in block 1872, down $50 feet, flow
400 gallons a minute" This refers of
course to the land down on the Rio
Grande at Monte Christie where many
Audubon county people have purchased
land within the past year This means
plenty of water for irrigation which as
sures abundant crops in that country.
Mr.. Kellogg expects to go down April 10.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-04-07
C.. S. McLeran, D. o. S. office over
Smiths Drug Store. Audubon

DR. Carrie Brooks-wood, Dental of
flee opposite Commercial Savings
Bank
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-04-07

Mr.. and Mrs George Hess of Mas
sena came up yesterday to visit at the
home of Chris Jensen.