The Savannah morning news., 1901-07-07
WHY BRUNSWICK is HAPPY.
Mschen Is Spending Money and Put
ting Life Into the old Town.

Mschen Is Spending Money and Put
ting Life Into the old Town.
Brunswick, Ga. July 6.-The exclusive
story Of the Brunswick and Birming ham
Railroad deals in to-day's Morning News
hit the spot" in Brunswick to-day, and
made everyone feel encouraged. The
people here are beginning to get together
again, and many have determined to give
the city their best efforts and see II they
cannot add something to what nature
has done for 1t. Brunswick has suffered
more from an abundance of natural Ad-
vantages'' and lack of getting together
and pulling for the town" perhaps than
any place in the state. and a pull all to-
gether now Is being talked of by every
one The Brunswick and Birmingham
has turned loose so much money here
recently that the community has been
compelled to feel its effect. and so far 1t
has been all one way. No one here has
had to put up dollar for the road. but
almost everyone has been benefited by IT,.
Under such circumstances 1t is no won
der that President Machen gets the glad
hand every time he strikes town, for
he is the man that is doing 1t ALL and
no one hesitates to give him credit for
the change that has come over things
since he started to spending cash.
The district conference and Sunday
school convention of the American Meth
odist Episcopal Church will be held at
Gardi. commencing next Wednesday. The
annual sermon will be preached by Rev.
H. H. Williamson of Darien; missionary
sermon by Rev. r. Evans OF Brunswick,
and an educational sermon by T. NJ. Sell
ers of this city.
Capt. Dunn May Resign.
1t is rumored Capt Frank A. Dunn, at
the meeting July 10, will resign the cap
taincy of the Brunswick Rifles, and eff
forts are being made to cause him to re-
tain the command. A treasurer is to be
elected to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of J. L. Fouche. The report
of the Fair Committee is to be read and
discussed. During the months of July.
August and September all drills and
meetings will be suspended and only the
regular monthly meeting and drill will
be held.
Camden County to Exhibit.
DR.. w. B. Burroughs has received word
from Camden county that good agri-
cultural exhibit will be sent from that
county to the State Fair. The Camden
county exhibit has heretofore been a
feature at the fair, and this year it will
be better than ever.
Judge Bishop of Eastman, spent the
day hearing in City Court argument of
counsel in suits against the security
company that was on ex-Treasurer Har-
vey's bond, and in the suits against the
ex-Treasurer's property.
Congressman Brantley and sons and Col.
w. f. Kay and sons will leave Tuesday
for the Village" St. Simons Island, for
few days fish. They will be accom-
panied by Mr. Lewis w. Beach and Col.
Jacob E. Dart.
solicitor Bennett Recovering.
Solicitor Bennett has recovered suffi-
GENTLY from his illness to be out several
hours each day, but his condition will
not permit an immediate return to OFF,
cial duties. The Harvey case will, there
fore, go over until about October, when
it is probable that Judge Seabrook will
call a special term of court to try it.
None of the attorneys interested wishes to
delay the trial any longer than is neces-
sary and a six months wait until the
next regular term is also deemed a hard
| ship on the defendant