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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16
PLAN FOR PRIMARY
Republican Senatorial Executive Com.
nittee Holds Brief Session
Monday Eveninq

a meeting Of the Republican Sena.
Jorlai Executive committee Of the
FIRST District was held al the office
OF Attorney n a Nolte ycsterda,
evening The meeting was called for
the PURPOSE Of considering plans for
naming Republican candidates for
State Senator. in view Of annOuncInr
their candidacy for the Office
Chairman : T. Wells Of the Brooke
county Republican Committee. and
chairman George Phillips Of the Ohio
County Republican Committee. also
secretary Richard Crcsap were pres
ont. al well as representative Repub.
licaus from Hancock. Brooke and Ohio
counties.
Chairman Wells stated that mo
brooke county primaries are % be
held Saturdav. After some discus.
sion 30 was decided that 90 was too
late Co have e senatorial candidate en-
ter that primary
short addres-es were made bv Col
Benz D.. Hosonbloom. and Hon Jesse
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16

a. Bloch. candidates Tor state Sena.
tor both expressing themselves Will
ing to enter 20 primary if DO was de-
clucu fO hold one Chairman PHILLIPS
of OHIO County stated that entries for
candidates iu This county would close
saturday and until that time 40 Is i'm
possible f1 tell how many candidates
there WIll Boz iu This county.
After some con aIdDruhIe general die.
lu-.IlU fhr meeting adjourned with
fle understanding that e. general meet
.r- NJ tho Senatorial Committe viii
h' called Tor Friday evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16
COUNCIL TONIGHT
Tax Ordnance VIII BE the Iir1port
ant Question Before city Fathers
Fight Expected

Mayor Kirk issued tho call for
council l8sf nIEhf I0 complete tho hu..-
ness OF thn recessed session Tho
principal topic Tor Che evening VIII
Do The license faN ordinance which
dradl0rksd Tho body last wcrf r Del
again expected to Do the Same fhIr.
This time 20. the second branch seems
inclined fo stick Quite little Iu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16

meet bonds $4,000 and interest g. 900
on the issue Of 1909 For bonds slI .
uuu and interest $3.50 ON the issue az
1850, Main street bridge issue for
bond $1,000 and interest SGO7 90 For
sinking fund Of 1908. s1O.5uu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16

Three deeds Of trust we're left Tor
record yesterday with tho clerk OF tho
county court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16

John o. NrDror,y and wife to tho
John o. Nr'ror'y Company. parf IN
i'I y aguar" q confederation $40
D. % Mcirorcy Company of Dria.
,,..,t' .' O. Mctroroy Company OF
sidfrafi0n $40 '''
lhc above irriadca aIl fhc buIidir-s
or tho N- rorey COMPANY ana RI III.
transfer from one COMPANY fo fb.
gih'r to comply With certain IeraI
Nareood Land Company 90 Phil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16

Morgan. DOT % boz warvood consider.
alton. $40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16
COUNTY COURT


ID Lewis. of Detroit Mich and
tinsl S'dgwick. of Martins Ferry
waiter s q. G0rrell. of Cleveland
city
w VILLAIN blaine Gorhv ~ West Alp..
and,r. and Susanna Curtis Whitman
of Ohio county
John Matess and Mary gerac. both
Of Usnwood
, DALLAS NJ. Murphy ~ Ucfhrsda. and
NlIh T. Zines. of NarnpstiIIe %
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16
PAY FOR BONDS
Board a. Control orders City Treas.
Jrer 20 Prepare Tor Payment Due
on Bonds Cornina Due

... yesterday mOruIuG directed tho
.". treasurer fu UHv out quite 20 biz
Im uf money fu take care of SOW.
DruI bonds fhaf are COMING due The
tum- Maid over ar" from tho sink
ink fund and are fo meet bonds and
issues due fIo first of july
Tho sums ordered paid inrkife inter.
co Of fl1 500 ON che issue of 1908 to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16

ferest ia bo.nr manifested IN and
around fho city ball and 90 is not af
400 urpri SING f0 SOC caucus no.t
any time of Tho daF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16

Lots in our New Addition be-
tween Elm Grove and Triadclrhia
are nov ready for the market The
only lots az reasonable prices IN
the Out-thc-Pikc' District Call
a' our office or 40 our store az Elm
Grove and see Plat. Terms 90 suit
purchaser We also have some
four room apartments with bath
for r.nf ~ LrnI.-nt. r--.-.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16
HOTEL ERONIENAC X

HOTLE TNUVTTNNV ~. TI| n.
from Beach. Tho most popular section.
Between the two famous piers central fr.
all attractions. modern. high-class hotel.
~ GOOD a. the best capacity $50 WI
make very special terms OF s. $40.
1890. $500 up. including large ocean
rooms. metal beds. elevator hafI4
phones. superior table with white scr.
vice. table supplied direct from farm.
pure water. sanitary plumbing. por,h,s
overlook the ocean and EonriWaI..
Booklet ". 4. WATTS
1u-la-Ltf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16
STEAMSHIPS
BANKRUPT NOTICE.


United States OF America. Northern Dis
trict Of West Virginia. So.
In the nttod states District Court So
and for said District.
In the matter of Tuurbcr Candy Com
uhu}. "A corporation. bankrupt so. $50
in BankruptCy Petition Tor Discharge.
To thu Honorable Aston - Dayton.
Judge Of the District Court Of the
United states for the Northern Dis
iriCt OF West Virginia
Ihurbor Candy Company. a corpora
ton. 81 Wheeling. 90 ths County CO..
ohio. and state or West Nirrinia. iu said
District. respectfully represents that uu
The 18TH dHy of March. last past 90 was
duly ad.udged a. bankrupt under o.. arfs
OF Congress relating o. bankruptcy. fhrt
% has duly surrendered all Its property
and rights % property. and has fully
complied with all the requirement. .I
said acts and of orders uI the court
touching It's bankruptcy.
Wherefore. 30 pruNs that if may Dc dee
creed by the Court Co. hll. o. fuII dis
charE. from an debts TrHsahls against
its estate under said bankrupt acts. ,N-
ccpt such debts us are excepted ts ltW
from such discharge
1914.
THUEEEE CANDY COMPANY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16

John Doe foro'ener. uhe.a
name could mot he made out bv tho
officials. wa placed in jain YESTERDAY
,NrnI1E on IInaoy charso by squire
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16
SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice 20 Manufacturer 1obbsrs. Mar
ohants and Other Wholeaale pealsrs

Oh.eA " hoAebAAo 0eAAgTn.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN FRAT
The state Board Of Control OF the state
CT West virginia will receive bids daf,V
at Its office at Charleston, West Virginia
lor furnishing supplies for the LeVeral
state Institutions. the financial manage
ment Of which II vested IN said Board.
I ontracts viii De awarded TO the lowest
dder~. quality considered. and other
things being equal West Virginia deal
ers VIII De given preference
Iisp Of supplies needed will be fur
nished bidders on rcceiVt OF requests
stating the line desiied
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
1E-l ~ Cha-leston. Wast virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16
HOTEL FRANCIS
PHILLIPS HOUSE

ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.
NaS~ac husvfts ave and Reach. slsNat
or Co street level open an year Nuuk
let on request II. p. PHILLIPS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16
UGUEH CANDY COMPANY.
q tlrUuruffun



Northern District OF West virginia. aH.
ON this 9TH dHE Yf juno ITnIf
ON reading the foregoing petition. If ....
ordered hE the Court That ri HsHrIr-
hD had upon the sam. ur the HfH dHg Hf
July. s. ID. 1910 before said Court st
Wheeling Boo said district. Hf fH u..Ilsa
iu th. forenoon. and that uHff.. thereof
be- published Iu fH' Wheeling Irf.III. .H-
Ger. q newspaper rriut.1 Ir sold District.
and that AN known creditors and other
fDreuus Iu interest wuH APPEAR 90 .Hn
said time and place ard show cause. I'
any fHlt have. Why fN. prayer off fI.
said petition should r.f IH granted
And DO fa further ordered hl fNs ToIrf
Chat fhU clerk shall asrH hF rHr fH 100
known creditors CHrI|. Hf said petition
and 600. order HHIr." f. them 90
their place. .f rraiI.r.. 1r stated
witness fHU IfHuurHtI. Aston 40 UHV-
fHf. fudE. off tho aH'I Court and 'rr
..rI thereof lf WlU.IrE Ir .HII u...
'rI.f nu fHr NfH dH. nf June s. DID,. 1910.
Nfrfrf.
& o. ErFNNTH cI.-t.
o.. s.. ID o.. n DID, vs. Va
.r.r.ff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16
Breummer e. HHdebisnd

FUNERAL Directors nnd Embatmera
I-rur" Market HrI Twenty. second So
rs-elhon- az Or-n dsg and rIsht
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertSChV
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERtAL ENBALMER.
1922 and 1874 Main Street.
Calls Answered Day or Night-.
Store Phones 635.
G ! E0rfsrhv. Sat Phone 1qrq.R
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SUBSTANTIAL corporation wautsr.-
..'ul' party 60 establish office amt
mHraEr saI,srh.r. should rs, a. .n6 F,
...-'' annually $500 Co $1,000 will
.lhtn'' business. You handle uvr rr,orr..
1890 i.''- 'N.rauE.f Sals- NansE..
uN-au.fu. this af.fr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
SMALL SUBURBAN HOME.

ton. situated on corner lot in Film
Grove is offered for sale House has
Two porchvs and good cellar. Cement
walks. Lot 80 by 1873 feet Excellent
garden IN rear and two runs for
chickens with good poultry houes and
Work shed. For further Information
call law. Elm Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16
WANTED-MALE HELP

NASrED-I.aeaf r.HrHse-farfaa ~ An
."'tr H.FafHa fI-ru f.r fnr cell. Hf n.u.
taH.".. HH. article t.Har#.uf Ur.. ....a. .f...
aN VII. clean ... end un FsH n..rHr
% FHrt.rCr urrr-nssart r.r f.aa fNa..
f-. Pa -.rUd lrHHHfIEarH SEQ NJ
,'a-k rH.u tfN Motel Windsor .r o. f b.
jules
WANTED TAO NnuuE men On wrrk o.
NrNr AkrnIs Hr l. a D trains A..
~ AZ r..r NUss t.. car, ll A o.
'i'f 1u-tr..
NANTfp-l trvc more men With some
aNiNif a. sa.csucn. o. Work from our
" a. Nus. Cal and Sc -. - =. Adams
ap-2t-tf
kr-At cncs severe sccd d.uv-
A. -Ales hoys u Work hsfors
btFi1 a. Circulation al-part-
ints.lisencsr. bst-s~L . sad Q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16
List OF Real Estate in the Town of War,ooJ delnou.n
the nonPayment of taxes thereon the wear 1913

Description Of land
Estate held In fee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16
MISCELLANEOUS

CONSULT Nre Meadow. noted clair
voyaut on all business and love a.
fairs Fourth and Center. Fulton. Film
Grove car. ju-12K
Washington Journal., 1914-03-14

bino eEidIi6 oitsftnotg uno trof bort
NIT orger @erfp6tltng Elm, oils 0os
BoIfeit i1or in bonem @onge mar.
Sioonie BON &oefft la6te ibr bell
Ttes, ~flingen0ites 9ofyen, als Sefre.
tar Or. @egener otf ibre 6rnge, mo-
er Oern 70 LANCE geItedt bobe, nit Der
Mnttport bernlispIabte: DSn Der ST.
r~enontnltl~
Damn lad)te Iie nod nrebr, oIs er
ibr Iein Mbentelter u1tSfiibrIih err
5GbIte; MIR ipGter tuurOe fte ernit,
ais er in einiOringlthem, Ietien Gone
cine I6ngere l%lnterreOltng fiibrte..
Mber gum SdhiB NOR mieOer 6ns
ftrablepoe 9d1eln ouf ibrem Iieben
@eIidt, oIs fie linn Die &edte in iei-
rpet rpeiBen @lacebonOifntb reifte
ur6 ideImiid frngte: r@in Ger Serr
@raf elm S6n5hen tpogen?~
@r errpi0erte nit Ger fre1tnoItden
@itfforOerirng: u&eid' mir Oie &or0,
mein 2ebenI~
Washington Journal., 1914-03-14
Gin stueites &IOmOife.

Sails 5ablrei9e prominerte Berg
fperfsingenieltre fid niAt geirt b.
ben, 6iirfte it9 tnterbalb Der font
member 8 Sabre i'm @aitinnuOiitrffte
BON Glnsfa, mel1er auA Die Srti9nft
Sunea1t uto Die Snfel Gren6pel etn-
IhlieBt, cine bliiben0e @ol0tn6uitrie
enttpideln, Elm o~tpeites &lor6ife. Ste
Metren altf Der gertarmten SnieI bo-
BEN bereits felt einigen Sabren our9-
Ihnittlih fir $3,50O,000 iGbrlih
an @olO geliefert un6 peroen itd
na6 Mnfitt Ger @rperten nod fir
ldngere 8eit ergiebig ermeifen. gein
bat man aber aud in Der llmgeget0
BON Sunea1t @oIoInger ettoeGt, BITE
an Meiftrm Ote fdmtli9en Gunoitdt-
ten Der @elt i~lbertreffen ionen. Dies
bebaupten p~enieftens beroorragettoe
Ssnaenieure. Sieben 6ieier neuel Wei-
men fino in @etrisb geiest, uruO man
bofft NIT Der Bet, aus iamtli9en
3oqern idbrIi9 fir $18,000,OOO
@O6I er5teIen gu fonnen, ionit 20
Irosent 6es eegentpGrtig IN ben
9erefnigten Stnaten setpounertei1
GoINeA.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-14

Inn Oeines goters guie obsui8Io-
gen.
l1nO 70 soe gi chin SO 6urd Die
8eree un6 Iaui6te beiteren Screens
unO freien 4opfes oem Iiebliden Sc
ldiite ieiner idosbeIooenen 9onps.
@s lit rltr nod tpenig gu iagen.
Yi Chin SO cling es beIier BON Sobr
6u Sobr. Dltrd feline 8emitbungen
puroe Der aerfermeifter idlieBIi6
STANDARDIZATION oIer @efGngniiie bon
Gbo-ien, Der @ouberneur paro naA
Der Seilieen Sta0t berufen un0 gum
Bremierminifter ernonnt, Ddbreno
ri Chin SO ieIbIt oes &6nigs lieb-
iter 3edgenoiie fpur0p urb init Inn
ON ielben Glide ioB Bis 81 benz @noe
zines lo1een5 fetten 9oieins. Pot
Chung Chang ober berfieI In S6per-
NUT, un0 ct idiitteIte tro1irtg ieinen
&opf NIT SrGnen in ben Augen, 10
oft er Die foftfpieIige Scale ieines
aIten uro iebr 5u berebrenoen Bor'
fnbren betrohtete.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-14
9las Ben Grimnernngen einer 6of-
Dantc.


9ie So6ter BEG boben dineIiIdem
9tbInmoten Oii &eng botte ole Dor.
t.ebmr Mrsbiloung elmer fran5oliI1cn
SlliItcfratin genofien; oIs ibr Batter
obtr nieoer nod benz bimmltlAen
Nei1 6uriidfebrte, pur0e oie iunge
To9ter Sof0ome Der Raferin
&aiierin Siui9i unO pieOer boil
Iig Gbineiin. Sbre ettrop1ii9e &uI-
tur betpobrte ibr ieoo9 einen obief-
tipen 8lid fir all Die Merftpiir0ig-
feiten BEG &aierpaIoftes in Der rber-
botenen Sto6t". Mus etnem Blt9e
Der &of0ame, oos zines Der ~gI1n6en0-
fen SittengemGIoe bartlett, 0te mir
tpobl itberba1tpt bon einem Sofe be-
iiten, un6 0os uns Die 10 Iatge ftreng
bcbiiteten MDIterien I'M 2eben rtn0
Snusbalt Der groBen &oiiertn offer-
bart, teilt Or. Srib @ertbeimer in
BET ,@iiloenfammer" intereiinnte
gi~n5eIbeiten nit. SmponierenO NOR
gleif Der critic ginor1td, ben BITE jun
ge SofOome bon Der allmd6tigen
Geherri6ertn 0es &ei1es Der Mitte
erhielt. n@ir ioben cine olte 9n-
me it eitem prohtboIIen, gelbiet0e-
ner &leiO, 0os nit roienrotenBftngit-
rofen beftidt mar. lteber benz &lei0e
truq iie elm Cope, Dos f90nfte uno
foftbor1te &lei0ungsittd, oaB i'd ie-
mails fab. @s be1tano aus ungefdbr
$500 8erlen in Ser @r0be zines Sea-
norienbogeI- Muges. M1tBer6em trug
oic &oiferin 8tpei Baor &erIen-Nrm-
bGnoer, Elm Boor ~SoOe-ArmbGnber,
beri6ieoene Saoe-Hinge, un6 am
oritten uno fleinen Singer Der red
ten San0 goIoene StngernGgel-
Shiiser. Sbre S6ube paren beiest
nit i6molen Sranien aus Berlen-
ffniiren." Die 10 foitbor gef9miid-
te 9atne, oie man allgemetn i'm 8o-
IoIt ben naIten groBen 8looab"
nonnte, feb iiber Die &aiierin ME bic
Srau bergeIfen. sic botte ibre 9ieb-
lingstiere, Dor alien elm S6oBbiinO-
den. Gem 8iibnenpeIen geb0rte ibre
qonae 9iebe; bic @unuden mltBten
unter ibren Mltgen ltno ouf ibre In-
meffuneen BIN bic &ultffen malen,
tie erfanb te6niide @inrt9htngen
lrno @egierequifiten. 9as ganae Sc
Zen am Sofe fon5entrierte ii6 Tim
hire Berionli9feit. 6riibmorgens
tuobnten aIIe Sofoomm nno @unt-
diem ibrem y2eber" BET. 9a fab man
All, tpie 6ie oIteDome, Die oerSitte ge-
lnGR in Iongen meiBen $oien ge-
fdIofen batte, auerIt ibre meiBieioe-
men Soden ot15og unb NIT biibi9en
W6n6ern an Sen &noheln feItbon0.
Sos &iIIen, ouf benz Die bobe Srau
fdliet mar init getrodneten Seeblat-
terri aefiiIlt mos fir Die Mugen iebr
out fein 1olI, u10 o1tBer6em beiaB lie
nod elm ei%genortiges @iHe, In 6eiien
Weitte fi6 elm nit getrodneten BLU
men ~berIebenes Sod befan0; in 6te-
les Sod Iegte fie beim S6lafen ibr
Sbr. gta9 benz @ai6en uno Rdm-
men, BEL benz benz Sriieur BITE bodfte
@trafe orobte, penn er ibr aud nur
Elm Saor o1tsriB, legte Die Oamals
bereits i'm bibIif6en glitter befinOlt6e
&oiferin S6onbeitsmittel mtfs @e-
ii6t itno lieB iid reidlid NIT Scott
borfeiten aus ibrem unseberret
Sdob bon S1mufiohen behdngen,
oie in ungefGbr 5000 Gbenbol5fditen
nitfqebGuft poren un6 nod ben @e-
pGnoern unb Mnldfien itets beri4te-
SEN gep1bIt tpur0en.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-14

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1843 erlniienen @eieBe cine Grmt
feline Yerion lit, mel9er es geitnttet
lei bic Medtspiiienidaft orl @eri&h
Al b~ertreter
Washington Journal., 1914-03-14
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-03-11
EXACT nUM5ER LOST IN CLUB
FIRE MAY NOT BE KNOWN
FOR SOME DAYS.
CAUSE OF FIRE is UNKNOWN
Firemen Continue to Throw Streams
of. Water into smouIdering Ruins.
Debris Cannot Be Explored for the
Bodies for Several Days.

st. Louis, March 10.-Comparison OF
the number of persons known to have
Deen in the Missouri Athletic club
just before it was destroyed by nre
Sunday night and the number of
suests safely accounted for today, re-
suited in a death list of 81, and it was
said that it might be slightly increas-
ed. Seven bodies were recovered from
ihe buildings ruins yesterday and
live were identified.
Fifty-five persons in the building
when the fire alarm was given escap-
ed with more Or less serious injuries.
Firemen today continued to throw
streams of water into the shoulder
ing ruins and it was believed several
days would elapse before the debris
could be thoroughly explored for the
bodies of victims. Until then the ex-
act number of dead cannot be deter
mined. The ca If the fire and the
reason for its tardy ul1 very remain
ed mysteries today.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-03-11
BIG EXCURSION
INTO BRUNSWICK
OVER THE GEORGIA COAST AND
PIEDMONT WITHIN NEXT
THIRTY DAYS.

At the meeting of the board Of
trade directors last night the same
committee that had charge of the
Booster Special" E. c. Bruce, Edo
Miller, w. II. DeVoe nd J. G. Weather
ly, was named to handle the details
of the big excursion to be run over
the Georgia Coast and Piedmont into
Brunswick some time within the next
80 days
II is planned to send a certain num-
Der Of tickets to every town along
the line from Collins to Brunswick,
good for the round trip, to be distrib-
uted among the leading citizens Of
each community and upon reaching
Brunswick they will be given the free
dom OF the city, entertained With
good things to eat, oyster roast, bar.
becue, etc, and shown the various
points of interest.
There Is little question but that this
excursion taken in connection with
the Booster Special will establish
a bond of friendship, and spirit OF
cooperation between Brunswick and
that portion Of South Georgia touch
ed by the Georgia Coast & Piedmont
that will work to the best interest Of
all concerned, and the committee hay-
ing the arrangements in charge should
receive the hearty support of the
merchants and citizens generally.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-03-11
REMARKS CAUSE
GREAT INTEREST
BELIEF THAT SENATORS EAT
THEMSELVES TO GRAVES
PRoVoKEs DISCUSSION.

Washington, March 10.LSenators to
daywere discussing with unusual in
terest Senator Tillman's declaration
in his address on his no i-smok:Eg
resolution, that he. belieyel he could
.engthen lie life of every man III he
chamber 'if l could oaI5 get them to
believe what l tell them, and follow
my advice" The South Carolina SEN
ator asserted his colleagues ate too
much. Since l was paralyZed four
years ago, and read NY own obituary.
he said, 81 senators, including Vice
President Sherman, most of them
younger than /, have died"
A fitting epitaph, he said, for sena-
tors who have died in service would
be He lived not wisely, but too well,
and .dlled himself eating"
Il owe what degree of recovery l
have made-and l am constantly be-
ing told | lCok a great deal better, and
| know it to be soto will power and
self-ccntrol in eating-the will power
to exercise my muscles and nerves
sufficiently to give them tone, and
keep the rust out of the joints But
the greatest help to my health arises
from the self-control, which enables
me to keep from eating things
ought not to-
Senator Tillman's resolution, unani-
mously adopted, forbids smoking dur
ing executive sessions. He said he
lad been forced to leave the chamber
and the caucus room during secret
sessions because he could not endure
the fumes of tobacco.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-03-11
BUSINESS
INCREASING DAILY
ALL POINTS ALONG THE G. C. G. P.
SHIPPING IN AND OUT OF
BRUNSWICK.

M. Walsh, traffic manager of the G.
q. & p, stated last night that al
though the road was very glad to hear
of and receive inquiries from all
sources regarding new business, that
the communication addressed to the
board of trade by Joshua r. Edwards,
of Ludowici, was by no means the first
inquiry from along the line of the G.
Z. & P. as stated yesterday evening.
On the contrary, the commission
and wholesale merchants of Bruins
wick are all doing business along the
line, and as early as last week, the
day the Brunswick extension opened
to traffic, full carload of general
was shipped out of this
city for distribution along the G. G.
& P.
This business is not only increasing
daily but the G. c. G P. is in receipt
of dozens of communications daily in
reference to freight shipments in and
out Of Brunswick from points along
the line.