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The evening world., 1912-06-20
THREE DELEGATES
CUT HIGH inks Nv
CONGRESS- HOTEL

CHICAGO June oO-Thrce delegates
10 the Republican National Convention
were arrested early tc-duy charged with
disorderly conduct
one, who gave the name Of Everett
Johnson--which the police admit rs
ctitious--bousht ipwerod waste
la sket, for which hc paid $3.50.
In the Congress Hotel lobby ana tho
Pompeilan room he insisted upon wear
ing II for a nat His two companions
good naturedly--ul hough the hotel
mana cement thought too roughly-at-
tempted TO rob him OF his headgear.
TIE three We're having a lot Of fun,
hut two heavyweight policemen couldn't
see the fun. The other men gave the
names OF j. s, Fraurls and j. H. Min
mes The police refused to give OUT
their right names, but admitted that
they were delegates arl that they wrr"
Congress Hotel guests.
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Well think he would commanded ande
nj than is keen
Theodore a
him he
a
howci 1 rooers
satsf
Taft
= Ihe
edw:hc
a
S to frame
a and they welcome
BY the have had Of the sndest
to be I'm
This thing isn't
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WHAT HAPPENS
BETWEEN ROUNDS
IN CHICAGO FIGHT
Humorous Side of the Big Re-
publican Row Over Taft
and Roosevelt.

Gov. Hadiey. floor manager for Col.
Roosevelt. and James Watson % In
llara, .nacting a like roll for President
Taft. will he able to sit peacefully oe-
side each other In q convention next
week. both are members of the Phi
Kappa Pal fraternity which will hold "a
convention In Chicago then.
"Highbrows'' OF tho literary world
could hold n convention here and have
few famous authors fail to answer
roll call. George AIDE. Edward Il. Con-
molly, Arthur Brisbane. George Ff'h.
Hugh Fullerton, Samuel Blytae. WILL
lam Allen White and a host Of promi-
nent editors are covering the conssn-
ton.
Mill!onAires' Row In In little balcony
that hangs underneath the main gallery
OF tho Coliseum. Miillonaircs Row Is
practically solil for Taft, housing as II
docs Mrs. Charles =. Taft. the richest
woman IN Ohio. Mrs. Coleman Dupont.
whose family is to some slight extent
In tho powder business: Miss Mlule
Wetinore. daughter OF the Rhode Island
wealthy Senator: Mrs. John Hays Ham
mond, wife OF the 100000 year engi-
neer OF the uuggenheim syndicate. AM
Mrs. Chaunccy NJ. Dspew.
officials OF the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
alarms. messengers and other properly
ccred!ted employees-to-day commenced
to raid the bogus national convention
hcadQuarters' which have been opened
by proprietors OF boarding houses ana
lune hrooms along the side streets.
Large posters announcing branch Of
aces OF the convention headquarters"
have been manufactured by scores.
II the reading clerks OF the conven-
ton had had aught to say. Jonah X.
Kalanianaole would not have been sent
here as a dele gate from Hawaii They
would have picked Instead some man
with a simple name like Schwelnfusk-
alterbraten. They stumble all over Mr..
Kalanianaole every time they call his
name. Delegates Jorge Silva and Mateo
Fajardo OF Porto Rico present similas
llngual difficulties. to say nothing OF
DelsEats Benegino c. Hernandes OF
TERRA Amarai1ia, ". ".
Tho christening OF tho now party
will be an important part OF the pro-
cedurs In the bolt" said Amos Pinchot.
one OF the Roosevelt leaders. Il favor
q real bolt. a new party and new deal.
| shall favor calling 1t the progressive
party. Under such a name We could
enlist progressive Democrats as well as
Republicans.
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DON'T LIE DOWN AGAIN:
BOLT, MARCH OUT OR SEIZE
THE HAIL." R. ORDERS
AS the Real and Lawful Majority
of the Convention, Organize as
Such" the Colonel Declares
in Speech.
BY MARTIN GREEN.
(staff Corrsspondsnt Of The Evening Worla,)

CHICAGO, June 2O-Col Roosevelt practically read himself out
of the Republican party early hour to-day imprisoned
speech bowling mob of his supporters in the Foentne
the Congress Hotel he advised the delegates committed his
port desert the regular convention and organize own
ropery part o.
politician
marching attempting
and a o
havek
at the as
of Of
Will
had Cooner
leading OF Repub
following but he is respected by
the
The evening world., 1912-06-20
GEORGE ADE, UP A TREE, SEES
ONLY DUST IN FOREGROUND,
But STORM CLOUD IS RISING
There's a Lot of Lying Going On, the
County Chairman Writes Home,
but They All Lie Mighty Well.
BY GEORGE AIDE.
vance Jimmison, Antioch. Ind. q:
tCopy right. 1912. by Gsorse Ade)
Chicago. June 20.


Vance Jimmson, Antioch. Ind:
MY DEAR VANCE-Ater two days of the slowed up
e but Just wohy lot Of
a likely IN ho
overturned and will exit through a a window
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WILLIAM JESSiSGs BRYAN.
specially Retained, win report the Chicago
Convention fsv The World every day, and
for ne ether New YORK nswspspes.
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ACT LIKE "REGULARS," BUT

Probably
sitting right front OF the chairman
,Ohmbs doormat thieves ought
One proved to-day that these
bronchial
probably
r.
of
most outra ever upon the voters
a bathing
want
be
to marry
The evening world., 1912-06-20
DON'T PICK PLUMS FOR THE ENEMY.

shoute
dong
will
The school politics
predict
to be rved and
of the folks standing
kind of Information that don't get the
visitors
Republicans
future o I a
We
] supp a hundred
las have
to
thosel0 Republicans
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"PM THROUGH" SAYS COLONEL.


I concerned through That does not make
any difference Of Were with you) But
cheating They cheating the people
C'You right")
file OF Republican
advice let yourselves de-
eide you % give advice
tonight.
Deneen to-day introduced moderate resolution
resolution moderate than personally had wished to see In
which merely asked the fragrant stolen
that In the United
they stolen and should be brandedn
delegates from California Washington Texas
should be permitted to the question before
which had bodily
Texasshoud representative
Credentials That motion voted down by
that elected Mr. Root Mr. Meow
the majority majority only because the votes
counted Mr. Root
received stolen goodsseenty
which he not entitled.
resolution beaten by the votes the fraudulent
resolution named II beaten by the
Washington and the from California
II those had been changed. had
dishonest from those States the
resolution would have been carried
And TO add insult injury the Committee Credentials when
It appointed organized by choosing as chairman Mr. Devine
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You boys told me to come up here
ana climb q tree and give you the
real inside honest-to. goodness truth
about the whole mix.up. climb a
tree every day and all I can make
out is lot Of dust in the foreground.
and storm cloud in the background.
Even IL l could get into the secret
powpows now being pulled off in
every bedroom in the Congress Ho.
tel, I don't believe would fnd any.
thing except an assortment Of wild
claims and an epidemic of geese PIN.
Pies. Also the latest thing In dark.
horses.
fou can read tomorrow morning all
about the big wrangle over the dele
gates who are supposed to be sitting
In stolen seats. They sat there for
hours to-day and heard themselves
called every variety OF scoundreL The
more they were abused. the tighter
they sat. II they remain until the biz
vote is taken and the final action
hinges on their balloting. 1t looks to
me from where I have been sitting In
the gallery as II several hundred in
furiated boys OF the new school will get
UP on their hind legs and refuse to
stand for the verdict.
They may not march out in any or
gan!zed bolt. but they will mutiny.
They Will declare themselves In a fren-
zed chorus OF defiance that will be
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the National Committee who taien
which that Credentials Committee supposed to pass
As far I concerned am through
hope that tomorrow when
you Introduce resolution
question
Credentials Committee the convention question
tChcesJ
fraudulent votes There
then and will
position-I
will settle with will
decline submit having fraud
seated the allowed sit their
a will
a majority composed
o be called a Republican National Convention
lDVTSES THEM TO CUT LOOSE.
appealing directly the elected
delegates the convention that
permit opponents
swndle the
friends swndle the
o victory that
II convictions
Now. whether the Republican party Is still
nnd whether the Republican
party United the Of
professional politicians acting the interests OF
privilege And sentleren here to seek
place further confidence and do
by any they
only composed essential part OF fraudulently
slightest title represent the
sit In Republican conven
walt longer and that you Will make
thing tomorrow morning
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The little things

are frequently Of the greatest
IMPORTANCE. 1t is the extreme
care and attention we pay to
the seemingly" unimportant
details in the making of Harris
Glasses that has enabled US to
develop the Largest Retail
Optical business in The
World.
1t is because Of this magni-
tude that we can furnish you
with perfect fitting glasses for
as little as $500 a pair and
Guarantee them to give you
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feliowiSg the pststtnG q The
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o'clock
in Coliseum
adjournment
had gheei
be
discussion the committee
him heartily bolt
the
OF
acion eayedhe hear of he
neetin In Hotel
The Colonel hghtns
mad
the doors bs closed and
occaso be s
Col Roosevelt stands:
Now gentlemen, address myself the delegates
will hnrt the others Now gentlemen
speaking whom OF you have done tho
wish nominate President Now when
this fgh-this four months ago. made
Most delegates chosen by the
before the people, You know made
straight before them.
said then think have heard me say It,
decided would nothing
decided and the politicians tried to
1t, would q good deal to Vheers)
I won't and Wheers)
and portion OF the convention
majority by the aid Of delegates not elected
cheat out
(Cheersn They
10 CHEERS and cheers)
TyyD Il
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CcNliStS ord Op(icinMN

"a East 23rd St., near Fourth Ave.
q West 34th St.. bet. 9Th and 9Th Avss.
81 West 126th St.. near Lenox Ave.
AZ Columbus Ave-, 8lst and Sind Sts.
10 Nassau ST.. near John St.
1909 Broadway, near WILDLY. Bklyn
$50 Fulton ST.. opp. A. 4 s.. Bklyn
GOT Broad st.. near Hahne's. Newark
The evening world., 1912-06-20

SsS os5eetS obS6t % We cen.
1911 We know th---- are vihrs.
The evening world., 1912-06-20

coming here buttlng into the exercises
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-01-25
Friends Disappointed

Atlantic City, Jan. 24,-Because of
the personality of Commodore"
Kuehnle, as he is Familiarity known,
every citizen has taken an interest
in the case in which he was sentenced
today Clergymen and citizens of all
degrees, urged on by Kuehnle's poll
tical followers, have been active in
circulating petitions urging clemency,
and as a result of these efforts it
was hoped that he would be let off
with q fine.
Mr. Kuehnle is reputed to be mil
lionaire and has for years held un-
disputed sway as the republican
"boss" of Atlantic City and county.
He is president of one of the largest
banks in the city and director and
heavy stockholders in several Others
here.
His trial was notable for the c'fort
to clear his skirts Of participa ion in
tho Profits Of the illegally awarded
contracts for water mains.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-01-25
KUEHNLE GIVEN
A PRISON TERM
FRIENDS OF POLITICAL BOSS OF
ATLANTIC CITY HOPED FOR
LIGHTER SENTENCE.

Mays Landing, N. j., Jan. 24.-Louis
Kuehnle, republican leader of Allan
tic City, who was recently convicted
of unlawfully participating in the
award of a contract to company in
which he was interested while he was
member of the Atlantic City water
commission, was today sentenced to
one years Imprisonment at hard la
Dor and to pay fine of $1,000. Kueh-
nle was released on bail pending an
appeal for a new trial.
Thomas McDevitt and George Amole,
convicted of violating election laws
in Atlantic City, were sentenced 10
six months and three months in Jail,
respectively.
Three freeholders of Atlantic coun-
ty, John Answorth, Harry May and
Frank Enderlin, who were convicted
of accepting money for granting the
road contracts, were given one year
each in the penitentiary, but the JUS
tice eliminated the hard labor provis-
ion in the sentence.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-01-25
JUDGE HORACE DART BURIED.
Large Number Of Citizens Pay Last
Tribute Of Respect.

The funeral of the late Judge Hor-
ace Dart occurred yesterday morning
at 10 o'clock and the funeral cortege
was one Of the largest seen in Bruns-
wick in many years. Numerous
friends of the deceased and his fam
lily followed the remains to their rest
ing place in Oak Grove cemetery to
pay their last tribute.
The services were conducted BY
Rev 10y Warwick OF the First Meth
odist church, and Few. F. d. Thomas
OF :he Presbyterian church. A num-
Der of beautiful floral offerings were
sent by friends of the former popular
Brunswickian. e
Camp Jackson, Confederate yets-.
rams, of which Judge Dart was COM
mander, turned out in body, and
practically every veteran in Bruins
wick and Glynn county followed the
remains of their leader to Oak Grove
cemetery, where the remains Of many
other brave old veteran have been in
TERED.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-01-25
PROGRESS REPORT
FOR PAST WEEK
TWENTY NEW CORPORATIONS IN
TWO STATES DURING
THE WEEK.

Columbus, Ga, Jan. 24.-The Indus
trial Index says in its issue for the
week:
Nineteen different lines of indus
trial and general commercial pursuits
are represented by the twenty six new
corporations with capital stocks ag-
gregating $1,OS3,50O that have been
organized in Georgia and Alabama in
the past week.
Among them is railroad COM
pany with capital stock of $250,0O0
that will build a railroad between
Tallapoosa, Ga, and Malone, Ala.
Three of the corporations have capt.
tai stocks of 100000 each.
"A contract has been let for the
development of waterpower near Tai
ladega, Ala, at cost of about $780,
600, it being planned to transform This
power into electcric energy which will
be transmitted to two cities to be
used for manufacturing and other pur-
poses.
"A by-product plant that will cost
about 100000 will be established in
the Birmingham, Ala, district.
cambridge, Ca, is preparing to
eXpend the proceeds from a municipal
bond issue of 100000 that was
voted for public improvements.
Clarke county, Georgia, will hold
an election upon the issuance of
100000 Of bonds for building a
courthouse and Jail.
Among the items of construction
work to be done as reported this
week, are
School buildings, Linden, Ala,
and Quitman, Ga; waterworks sys-
tenn, Helena, Ga; $4,000 church
building, Savannah, Ga. and church
building, Birmingham, Ala; frater-
nal building, Douglas, Ga; fire sta
ton, Augusta, Ga. bank building,
Fort Deposit, Ala.
Some of the industrial plants to
be established are:
Gold storage plant Dublin, Ga:
fertilizer factory, Winder, Ga; foun-
dry, Rome, Ca; ice factory, Fort
Valley, Ga. Woodworking plant, Ba-
lIer county, Georgia. canning factory,
Josephine, Ala"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-01-25
l1uCh Building Is Now Going On In
Almost Every Section Of The City

which will be one of the most dee'-
able residences in the city. 1t will
De completed in few more weeks.
DR.. A. G. Christie has just had
erected six small houses in the s1n-
urbs of the city, all of which have al
ready been rented.
r. H. Martin has just let a con-
tract for the erection of o-story
dwelling house at the south end.
Joseph Evans will shortly occupy a
pretty residence which he has built on
Albany street, below the city hospi-
tai, while another is going up just a
few doors below by Thomas Evans.
The Baptist parsonage on Mansfield
street, just in the rear Of the church,
is rapidly nearing completion and
will soon be occupied by Rev. Rob-
erts. 1t will be very handsome and
convenient building and will make the
pastor an excellent residence.
Practically all Of the material for
all Of these buildings is being fur
nished by a Brunswick concern, Lang
& Orr, who are now running their
planning mill on full time in order to
supply the demand for lumber, etc.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-01-25
GENERAL FREIGHT AGENT OF
COAST LINE VISITS CITY
c. Med. Davis is Appointed to the
Position.

G. Med. Davis, the newly appointed
general freight agent of the Atlantic
Coast Line, left last night for SavAn-
nah, after spending two days in
Brunswick, calling on the business
people of the city with Supt. R. A.
McCranie, Of Waycross, and Local
Agent T. J. Wright.
Mr.. Davis came to Brunswick IN
order to meet the shippers of the city
and he spent the two days calling on
them. 1t is his intention to improve
the service of his line if necessary
and to increase the volume Of bust
ness of the Coast Line.
Mr. Davis was appointed general
freight agent some time ago to sue
ceed James Mendes, who has been
promoted to the position of traffic
manager.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-01-25
wAYcRoss BANYRuPTcY CASE.
WelI-Known Grocer In That City
Placed in Hands of Receiver.

On petition OF a number Of credi-
tors, Referee Max Isaac, Of the bank
ruptcy court, yesterday appointed
Harry D. Reed as receiver for George
s. Finch, one of the largest and best
known grocerymen in Waycross.
The grocer was thrown into in
voluntary bankruptcy and the re-
ceiver was authorized to sell the stock
of perishable groceries on January 81.
The liabilities of Mr.. Finch are es-
timated at $4,000, while the assets
are said to be approximately $4,000.
The creditors are scattered IN differ
ent sections of tie country.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-01-25

The average Brunswickian probably
tile realizes that more buildings are
low going on in Brunswick than has
cen the case in a number of years,
and that the demand for residences
Of all kinds is the largest the local
real estate men have seen in many
months.
While no large buildings are at
present in course of construction, there
are many small structures, mostly
residences, being built, while other
places are being generally improved.
Work was yesterday started on the
Improvement of the large Padrosa
building at the corner of Newcastle
and Monk streets, which will be oc-
cupied on February / by Al. Cor
don.
j. e. Dubberly is constructing on F
street, two very pretty little cottages,
one Of which he will occupy and the
other will be rented. The work is be-
ing done by Contractor Fort
Contractor w. c Anderson Is now
completing the large apartment house
It the corner Of Union and f screels,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-01-25
LLOYDS MAKING
RATES To COVER
EUROPEAN WARS
HOSTILITIES EXPECTED BE-
TWEEN FRANCE AND ITALY;AL-
so GERMANY AND ENGLAND.
Italians Continue to Seize Ships Car
rying Turkish Officials in Mediter-
ranean Sea, Despite Protests-No
Reason for War Scare.

London, Jan. 24.-The activity of
the Italian war vessels in the Medi-
terranean and Red seas is causing in
creaSing uneasiness in shipping insur-
ance circles. Several large insurances
have been effected during the past
two days at Lloyds in this connection
A premium of per cent was ac
cepted to cover the risk of an out
break of hostilities between France
and Italy in the course of the next
apparent reason for such an accept
ance, a premium of per cent was
paid on the risk of the outbreak of
war between Great Britain and France
and Germany within the next six
months.
The Italian action in stopping the
steamers irrespective of their ma
tionality and searching them for 1ur
kish officers and contraband is DC
lieved to be an evidence of the deter
mination of the italian government to
put an end to Turkish resistance in
Tripoli as speedily as possible. 1t is
thought, however, that the Italian ac-
tivity may give rise to complications
with those European powers whose
shipping is put to inconvenience.
italians Keep Busy.
So far no action has been announc-
ed by the British government in re-
gard to the seizure by the Italians of
number of Turkish officers, includ-
ing the famous Colonel Ria Rey, from
the British steamer Africa in the Red
Sea. AS, however, the declaration Of
London which would permit such seiz-
ure has not been ratified by Great
Britain, move may be made by the
British government at any time.
The stoppage of the Austrian Lloyd
steamer Bregenz yesterday in the
Red sea is regarded here as likely to
lead to an exchange of views between
Austria and Italy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-01-25
May Release Prisoners.

Paris, Jan. Pat is understood tLat
as a result of the inquiry conducted
by Italian experts into the identity of
the Turkish prisoners captured by the
Italians aboard the French steamer
Manouba, who are pow at Cagliary, in
SARDINIA, the italian government prob
ably will release all of them as affil-
lated with the Society of the Red
Crescent. There are four physicians
among them, and the remainder are
known to be hospital attendants.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-01-25
KING AND QUEEN VISIT
MALTA FOR RECEPTION

Malta, Jan. 24.-King George and
Queen 'iary. G.. their arrival on pol' |
the Medina from India, will be ac-
corded a great Anglo French welcome
here.
Besides the British Mediterranean
feet, which will be present in virtual
ly full strength, a squadron Of French
warships under the command Of Ad-
miral Boue de Lapeyrere, and will
thus mark the existing friendship be-
tween France and Great Britain.
The city of Valetta is thronged with
British and French visitors who have
come to participate in the festivities.
The king and queen intende to re-
main here until January 27.