The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-30
THE BRUNSWICK RlFLEMEN.
They VIII Shoot in savannah July
4-GIynn's Grand Jury Working
Overtime.

4-GIynn's Grand Jury Working
er-Tfme.
Brunswick, Ca. June 2s.-The Darier
Golf Club has challenged the Brunswick
Coli Club for a match game, and the chal'
lenge is now being considered. It will
probably be arranged to have a match
game on the 81. simons green, July 4.
The Brunswick Rihemen have decided
to 90 10 Savannah on July 4, ana enter for
the shoot on that day Capt. Dunn says
he expects to carry about thirty men. In
addition to the regular state shoot the
Rifos~~a win contest for the company
medal presented to them by Hon. Henry
T. Dunn, and tie second best shot Will
get god scarf pin.
Attorney Sparks has made demand on
the City Council for 5000 damages for
the husband of Mrs Wenz, the lady who
was injured by a defective sidewalk here
some time ago. and who was awarded
damages at this term of court. Attorneys
for the city raised the point that the hus-
bands loss had not been asked for and
Il was expected that this would bring on
another suit A new trial will also be ask
expected now that the city will make
this motion, although the plaintiff will,
If the move from the city does not come
FIRST.
For fear that some readers might think
that Solicitor Bennett remained in the
background of the Beach trial, 1t Is but
just to that able official to esta biish thor
oughly the fact that he assisted In every
move Of the prosecution and that the spe-
cial mention made of Attorney AIeldrims
part was because of the fact that Attor-
ney Meldrim had been employed as spe-
cial counsel of the case and had made
such a thorough study on all the partic-
ular phases and figures connected there
with that it was agreed that he should
teke the leading part Solicitor Bennett
and Attorney Franklin gave able aid TO
Attorney Meldrim, and each of the three
named did fun justice to their case and
won marked appreciation from every one
on that account
The Brunswick and Birmingham people
are now surveying their line to their back
river property and will shortly open up
the several thousand feet of water front
as well as the Taylor mill property.
railroad has never run to this part OF
BrunswicRs waterway and it will prove
Inc starting OF much development of dock
property in that locality
Giynn's grand jury is working over
time, literally speaking and bringing in
indictments so fast that the solicitor gen
eral has had a lot printed bearing the
special charges named in preference to
fosing time writing them out Sixty-ive
are 50 far known Of and a rich harvest
will result for the court officials If the
yield in fines is anything like what It
should be. For a long time brunswick
has been infested with worthless class
OF catizenry that has tended to keep petty
crime and more serious offense common
grounds for complaint, and this grand
jury seems determined to wipe out the
Vagrant classes which are responsible
for 1t. Glynn court convenes again on
Tuesday next Judge Seabrook comes
back Tuesday to hear the case against
Mr.. H H. Harvey and some others in
which Judge Bennett is disqualified. and
when these are finished Judge Bennett will
go back on the bench and take up the
business now ripenng for him.
Buyers for Cuban cattle distributors are
again in this section paying good prices
Tor all the heads they can get. The cat
tie are shipped to Tampa and then to
various points IN Cuba.
Gynn's grand jury will probably inyes-
tieate the recent wreck at Bladen. in
which the negro Brennan lost his life It
Is commonly reported around Brunswick
that trains frequently pass this crossing
without stopping in conformity with the
state law. This is a very dangerous
crossing even when the state laws are
complied with.