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The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-09
THE GRIFFIN CASE.
The Supreme Court Will Take 1t Up at
Once.

The Supreme Court Will Take 1t Up al
Once.
1t is generally thought that Tricy
Griffio, the negro who was convicted OF
killing Conductor Marion Latimer, OF
the Southern railway some time ago,
will hang next month. Messrs. Whit
field and Dart, attorneys for the con-
demned man say il the supreme court
aflrms the decision OF the Glynr
superior court they will take the case
no farther and in that event Judge
Bennett Will probably sentence the man
to hang next month; The attorney
receiYed the bill Of exceptions from
Judge Bennett today and under the Law
the clerk of the court has nfteon days
in which to trsnscribe the records and
forward to the supreme court. As this
will be done within the next faw days
it ts safe to say that the case will be
taken up at the March term of Geor-
gia's highest tribunal, Col. WE. KAY
and Solicitor Bennett will represenI
the state.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-09
MR.. G. A. MILLER DEAD.
Expired Suddenly on Cumberland Is
land Yesterday.

Mr.. G. A. Miller, postmaster at Cum
berland and well known in this city,
died at the above place yesterday after
an illness of only three hours and will
be buried at Cumberland this afternoon
The deceased has lived in Brunswick
and on Cumberland all of his life and
had hundreds OF friends who will be
grieved to here of the news. Up 10 q
few hours before death he was az we'll ss
usual which leads those who knew him
to belieye that heart failure was the
cause. Mr.. Miller leaves a wife and S
children, Messrs, L. A., #. B., W. W,
Miller, Mrs. J J. Tomilson, Miss Fam
ME Miller.
Those who desire to attend the funer.
al can leave on the steamer EmmeIipe 9
at O'Clock this morning and return
this afternoon.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-09
HAVANA PAPERS
GETTING ANGRY
Shaking the Red Flag at
United States
FOLLOW FILIPINO EXAMPLE
Newspapers Say that LET us Not
Submit to This Shameful
Degradation"

Havana, Mob. S-The situation here
is growing more and more intsrestinQ
every day and even to the peace party
leaders thinking ttat the present sgi-
tation will result IN a war with the
United States. The newspapers are
very bitter. LaLucha today in aarinR
headlines said "Let.. US follow in the
steps of the brave Filipinos, Let us not
submit to this degradation as the hands
Of America"
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-09
WELLS AND SYNONS
N newspapers
Calls it a Very Pretty
Political Story.
THEY SHOULD RESIGN
Terrell, Attorney General Says
They Cannot Hold Other Offices
While in the Legislature.

The Atlanta Daily News of Thurs
day sald;
Two cases of "too much johnson y
to substitute the word "office" for
johnson" were freely discussed about
the capitol this morning, and strange.
ly enough both of them originate in
South Georgia, and both involve seats
in the upper houss Of the Georgia legls-
lature, so far as the second session of
that body is concerned.
There is a warm political battling
ground in both Chatham and Glynn
counties, and for number of years the
opposing parties, in both Brunswick
and Savannah, have lined up in solid
phalanx for their respective platforms,
principles and candidates. The prize
coveted above all otbers, In both cases,
was the ssGt in the house, for the sim
pie reason that the party thus gaining
this position would have the advantage
In that it could dictate such legislation
as it saw fit. repeating old laws and
making new ores.
Another striking coincident CT the
matter Is that in both Chatham and
Glynn, the candidate Of the "reform"
movement was successful. Both served
in the first session of the present iegis>
lature-Hon. David Wells of Savnnah,
aud Hon. W. F. Symons of Brunswick
and the two lawmakers are both very
popular at the capitol.
But that is another story.
When Messrs. Wells and Symons re-
turns to their respective bailiwicks of
fers to many political situations greet
ed them, and odd to chronicle, both of
the South Georgia statesmen accepted
additional honor, glory and salary, but
forgot to resign their seats in the leg
isla ure. Mr.. Wells was elected tax
collector of Chatham county and Mr..
Symons was chosdn clerk OF the may
or and council, as well as treasurer of
the city of Brunswick.
And thereby hangs a tale and one
that seems to be wagging.
The constitution Of Georgia says no
member of either branch Of the leRis.
lature shall hold any other position
while serving IN the house except tha
Of 20 ,tmaster and justice of the peaos,
and neither Messrs. Symons or Wells
10 serving in that capacity, hence they
came under the operation of that law.
Now the politicians of the opposing
parties in both Savannah and Bruns-
wick are posted on the subject, and
the statesmen from Tho Lights Of Ty-
bee" and 1.-THE Marshes Of Glynn," so
it is reported, are being urged to resign
their legislature togas, but at the
same time their allies are advising
against suoh q course, as it woRld nec.
essitate another election, vnd the vic
tories SO recently won may be Ct very
short duration.
The matter is causing considerable
discussion In political orioles at the
capitol, and in the meantime Messrs,
Wells and Symons are both clos ely OBJ
served!by four political psrtisr and the
entire Georgia.
Attorney General Terrell, In discus
sion the matter, says the esotatlon
from the state oonstitution 10 cOrrest,
but ssys.the only court Of authority
10 the matter, in case the gentlemen
do net resign from the house, 10 the
legislator itself, which Is exclusive 10
dstSrminiDg who shall constitute It's
mem bership.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-09
SACRED CONCERT LAST NIGHT,
One Of the Most Successful Entertain -
meD's Ever Given in Brunswick.

! The grand sacred concert, presented
in the Baptist church last evening. un,
der the auspices Of the members and
congregation Of the church, was one OF
the most successful enterta uments ey.
er known in Brunswick. The apprec-
iatiVe audience filed the large church,
and the voluntary contribution taken
up during the evening, was a most
liberal beginning OF the raising of the
fund for the new pipe organ. The
program, which was as follows, wat
most beautifully rendered.
Those who took part were:
Deals Orchestra, accompanied by
Mrs. Bays and Miss jamie. SYmons.
Sopranors- Mesdame G. W. Blsn-
ton. w. B. Lee. Sheffield, j. B.
Wright. W, H. Dyer, Misses Gertrude
Allen, Nellie Colesberry, Bee. is Fox,
Fay SVmOns, Sizer.
Altos-MesdAmes J. W. Wallace. r..
D. Walter, A. B. Rowe, Freeman,
Miss Lucille Butts.
Tenors-Dr, Blanton, Messrs. 4. E.
Sherman, c. L. Gambler, G.. G. Fleming,
], s. Raymond, W. NJ. Upper.
Bassos-Messrs. R. E. LaMance, Al
bsrt Smith, M. Robbins, E. J. Allen,
and Howard Waff.
PROGRAM.
DeaPs Orchestra. Opening Selection,
Aymn-"JOy to the World"-by ev-
erybody.
Chorus-"Gulde Me, Oh, Thou Great
Jehova."
Trio-"vent," "Mrs.J. B. Wright, G.
G. Fleming, anc Fl. j. Wan.
Duet-Mrs. E. D. Walter, and Mr..
G. L. Gambler.
Solo-Mrs. Shit field,
Quartet-Mrs. Walter, Miss Coles
bury, Messrs. J, 8. Raymond and Al.
bert Smith,
Duet-Mesdames w. H. Dyer and
A. B. Rowe.
Solo-Miss Fay Symons
Offertory-"Jssus Lover of NY
Soul,
Rolo-Miss Bessie Fox.
Duet-Messrs +. K. Sherman and
Albert Smith.
Male Q0artet-Msssrs. Fleming, La
Nance, Blanton and Wafr.
SolO-Mrs. J. W. Wallace.
ChOrus-"Festival Anthem"
Doxology.
Dsal's Orchestra.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-09
BLOWN TO ATOMS.

The old idea that the body some
times needs powerful, drastic, pur-
gatIve pill has been exploded; for DR..
Kings New Life Pills, which are per-
feotly harmless. gently stimulate liver
and bowels to expell poisonous mat
ter, cleanse the system and absolutely
cure constipation and sick headache.
Only 25c at all drug stores,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-09
A BARGAIN.
One lot new cotton mat
tresses, first class, for sale
cheap. Apply at once. J.
W. Watkins, 208 Bay st.

Nothing so thoroughly removes disease
germs from the system as Prickly Ash
Bitters. 1t gives life and action to the
torpid liver and strengthens and assists
the kidneys to properly cleanse the blood,
gives tone to the stomach, purifies the
bowels, and promotes good appetite, vigor
and cheerfulness. w. J. Butts.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-09
LINGERING LA GRIPPE COUGH.

g. Vacher. 157 .Osgood st., Chicago, says
my wife has very severe case of la
grippe and it left her with a very bad
cough. She tried bottle of Foley's Hon
ey and Tar and it gave immediate relief
A so cent bottle cured her cough entirely"
Take no substitute. W. J. Butts.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-09
MILEAGE BOOKS.

Effective Monday, February 25th,
Plant System milage books, good in
state of Florida over Plant System, will
be reduced from $50. 100 to $25.OO. These
books contain coupons of 1000 miles.
G. W. COATES, D. V.P.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-09

Bloating after eating indigestion, hatu-
lence or water brash, may be quickly cor
rected through the use of Prickly Ash
Bitters: 1t strengthens digestion, cleanses
and regulates the bowels: w. J. Butts.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-09
SHIP NOTICE,

Neither the master, nor oonsignee
OF the Norwegian bark Sigrid, will be
Responsible for any debts contracted
by the Grew of SAID bark.
Hanan, Master.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-09
A BARGAIN

One lot new cotton mat
tresses, first class, for sale.
Apply at once. j. w. Wat
kins, 2O8 Bay street.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-09
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECI AL NOTICE.
All bills against the British ship Ais
laby must be presented at our office be-
fore noon today, or payment thereof
will De debarred
F. d. m. straehan and Co, Cogn's
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-09
SOCIETY NEWS.
MARY M'NIsH BURROUGHS.

An important meeting Of the ladies
who have organized to care for Oak
Grove cemetery 10 called for this after
noon, at the home of Mrs. W. J. Price,
on Hanover square, at half past three
O'Clock, and all members are urgently
requisite ed to be present.
The srand sacred concert last even.
ing, In the Bsptist church was enc Of
the most delightful and succss sful en-
|tertsinments ever given in Brunswioh.
Coming in Lent and beng Of . sacred
nature, every one wss present, the large
church was crowded and into the far
thest corner, the sweet strains of the
beautiful musIc penetrated and thrilled
those who heard tssm, Every one tax
ing part deserves special credit for thu
excellent manner in which the parts
were rendered. A neat sum was real
lied and before long, the andsome pipe
organ, for the raising Of which fund
the affair was given will be erected in
the beautiful church.
After several pleasant days in Bruns>
wick, Miss Bessie Fox returns to her
home on st. Simon Island this
morning. While here, she received |
most graciousIy many charming social
attentions from friends.
The May Day ohsrade entertainment |
10 being rehersed by the many young
folks who will take part in 1t, and 10
the cause of much pleasure to all. Civ
en- ander the auspices OF the Kings
Immediately after Easter,
the evening of Tuesday or Wednesday
In that week, at the Grand opera house,
it promises to be q beautiful and suc-
oessful event.
Many friends are glad to know that
Miss Lizzie Deming is improving after
her recent illness, at her home on |
Union street, where she has been kept
in for a week past.
Miss Lydia Jetfsrs left a day or two
ago tor Monticello, Fla, where she
will spend some weeks, the attractive
guest Of friends.
Mrs. +. d. NJ. Strachan 10 expected |
home shortly. after a pleasant visit to
her former home iu Savannah, where
she has been for week or two.
Miss Julia Mroczowski leaves shortly
for Albany, where she will spend &C me
time, the guest Of relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Golden, who had the
to lose their home by fire q
few nights ago, are at present the
guests of Mrs. Golden's mother, Mrs,
Frazer. at her home on A street.
Many friends regret to know that
Mrs. Cbss. Jeffers has been confined
to her home for a month past, on ac-
count OF serious trouble with her eyes.
After a pleasant visit to Brunswick,
the guest Of her sist,oy, Mrs. Louis
Haym, at her pretty home on Howe ct.
Mrs, N. Lichtener has returned to her
bone in Columbus.
THE GRIFFIN CASE.
The Supreme Court Will Take 1t Up at |
Once.
1t is generally thought that Tricy
Grift1u, the negro who was convicted of |
killing Conductor Marion Latimer, OF |
the Southern railway some time ago,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-09
SHIP NOTICE.

Neither nhe master, owners or con-
signees of Swedish Bark, Elsa, will be
responsible for any debts contracted by
crew OF sad bark.
Roser g'ist, Master.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-09

Many friends regret to know that
Mrs. Cbas. Jeffers has been confined
to her home for a month past, on ac-
count Of serious trouble with her eyes.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-09

After a pleasant visit to Brunswick,
the guest Of her sistcoy, Mrs. Louis
Haym, at her pretty home on Howe Ct.
Mrs, N. Lichtener has returned to her
bone in Columbus.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-09

Mrs. +. ID. NJ. Strachsn 10 expected
home shortly. after a pleasant visit to
her former home iu Savannah, where
she has been for a week or two.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-09

Miss Lydia Jeffers left a day or two
ago tor Monticello, Fla, where she
will spend some weeks, the attractive
guest of friends.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-09

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Golden, who had the
misfortune to lose their home by fire a
few nights ago, are at present the
guests Of Mrs. Golden's mother, Mrs,
Frazer. at her home on A street.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-09

After several pleasant days in Bruns>
wick, Miss Bessie Fox returns to her
home on st. Simon Island this
morning. While here, she received
most graciously many charming social
attentions from friends.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-09

Miss Julia Mroc7owski leaves shortly
for Albany, where she will spend &C me
time, the guest of relatives and friends
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-09

Many friends are glad to know that
Miss Lizzie Deming is improving after
her recent Illness, at her home on
Union street, where she has been kept
in for a week past.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-10
Beautiful MOunt Lemon
TuCsOn's Summer Resort

To one who has spent many weeks
during the heated season In Tncson, Il
% certainly festfnl and refreshing 70
find = coAntsy of pines, sprncc ard
maple with ! cod brook flowing ali day
long aud that not far asay. Tucson
people continus going 70 the seas
year after ycer whiis very lev have
ever visited ~. Lemon IN the Eanta
Cstalinas, natural summer resort at
their very door. There, the piaes ars .
hundred fset Or more ard i've feet
through at she base with sngas maple.
spruce and ths qusiias aspen scattered
In between tlism. There also, arc
many vatlstss N Eirds from the hermit
thrush 70 ths1lAM eAgls. Down,a little
In the canoa, ars u b found dser snd
mountain iion and smaller game higher
up. AZ this season the moantain 10
covered with many beautiful wild dow
efs which make the place donbly At
tractive.
II ID true that the direct trail 10
Mt. Lemon from Tucson IL almost I'M
passahle. 0nly two women ever passed
over II and that this seasoa. However.
by way OF Oracle the mountain 10 com
paritively easy Of access. From there
the rosd ieads 10 American Flag and
thence BY way Of the Inter Ocean
ranch r. the old smelter on the noun
tain aide. AZ the road from the smeiter
up 10 impassAbls for . wagon one must
pack his proyssions on horse Of burro.
Leaving The smelter TO the right, the
road goes up long hill to the saw-miii.
II thsn croasss = divide a the head oi
the Csdsda dol Oro and drops OF into
sabina Canyon where the brook IL al
ways lowing. To reach the mountain
tops tho trail turns 10 the right and
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-10
They are Rushing Railroads
From Salt Lake to Los AngeIes

Los ANGELES, July l0-United States
Senator W. A. Clark, of Montana. will
be In Los Angeles IN a few days, and
Senator Thoe. Kearns, Of Utah, and
Richard II. Kearns, of st. Louis, are
due to reach here to morrow. Within
two days after Senator Clark shall have
reached Los Angeles, the directors of
the san Pedro. Los Angeles & Salt Lake
railroad will hold continuation o, the
meeting recently adjourned from Salt
Lake City TO Los Angeles. That meet
ing 10 described by some Of these pres
ent a. having been called for the purpose
OF taking stock. Senator Clark had not
consulted with his associates 10 the
Salt Lake road enterprise since the or
ganitation OF the companies having in
charge the work of construction.
Since that time, only about one year
ago, the Hartman syndicate has been
formed and its membsrs have buckied
on their armor to give Clark the fight
or his life. 1t was during the recent
Salt Lake City meeting that Senator
CLARK announced that be had determin.
ed 10 pick up the gauge Of battle, no
matter ahat The cost. Ha had met
the powers now controlling Wall street
and refused, most emphaticatly. TO be
scared away.
1t developed during the Salt Lake
City eonierance that the promoters OF
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-10
LabOr's BenefaCtOr
Bartlett ADVANCES Wages

That ain Union there 10 strength" Ii
more firmly verified when capital lends
Q helping hand, and gives moral and
financial encouragement to organized
labor. These thoughts are suggested
by the action Of one OF Tucson's most
enterprising citizens, who 10 successful
In business aud materially assists in the
upbuilding OF Arizona.
When Exa T.. Bartlett went to Jerome
several months ago to erect the Bartlett
hotel at that place the United Verde
mine paid the best wages OF The camp
SIS per day OF ten hours. Mr.. Bartlett
employed quite q force of men On
the hotel building and at once notified
the working men that he would establish
wage scale OF 20. 30 per day OF eight
hours, and the Verde company with o
pay roll of 1900 employees at once adopt
ed the same eca'e, which has been in
force ever since and Is mot likely TO be
reduced.
Some time since the carpenters
Of Tucson organized Q union for self pro-
lection and the maintenance Of . living
wage scale. A days work of ten hours
at "a was deemed by them to be fair
compensation for q days work. But
when MIR. Bartlett commenced the
erection OF his eiegaat building on Con-
gress sieeet he advanced the Union
scale half dollar per day and
shortened the time Of labor 10 eight
hours. Believing that some mechanics
are superior TO Others Mr.. Bartlett 10
day made another advance OF City eenss
on the day, making the scsle Of s4.b0
and 800 per day.
There farts are mentioned ~ one
among n few instances where the en-
pioyer shares his wealth with the en-
ploye. Arizona mines pay better
wages than elsewhere on the coast. and
this fact may be attributed 10 the hber.
aiity Of such men as EEsa w. Bartlett,
who never ALLOW their selfish instineis
to operate 10 ,he detriment Of the
wage Garner.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-10
Bad Showing
For Pythiaa Knights

CHscA0o, Jniv 10 --Joha A. hinsey,
fosmsr president Of the Beard Of Centrot
oi the Endowment Rank Knights Of
Pythias. appeared before the suprsme
lodge today and admitted the report
sahmiitsd yes.erday 70 be trsae.
The report shows that the asfGjrs Of
the EDdow ment Rank under HInsey' 3
management drifted inio Insolvency.
Of t5o0, 600 invested under Hinseys
direction nearly twe thirds Fent into
enterprises which rendered them nm.
asailahae 70 pay death claims. Other
fnads went iaeo channels for which
there 10 no accoansing.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-10

the Clark enterprise have tins ~ ~.
pended nearly u .o00, ,0O0. Clssk I'D ~
associates determined 70 build ~ nsN
line. That 10 Indicated hy the laes thae
the contract for the eonstruetIpn - ~
ty miles Of the line has just bsen ~
from Clover Junction In Esvadas sonths
Active building on this contsaet -
been going on for two weeka. - ~.
tween four and i've miies = atseadv
completed. Senator Clark u dns -
about Friday.
The Oregon Short Iine u sliil bnIid~
ing its way through NssadA. sad alt
donbt that ths Harrimsa syndiraAe u
seriously seeking m snsrss6s lnte -
Angeles has now bean rsssosed. IN
Angeles, instead, Of having one = u
have, and at oncs. two sspassts1 -.
road lines direct into Salt Laks Clty.
Judge Reilly. Of Omaha, ~ unfeA1
Pacific general solicitor. = spsedi1 3,
few days 10 this city - The 6nest a. ~
parents, sho are sesidssts q Ins ~
eeles. He will NOT admit that ~ 4 II
Los Angeles this time for ~ pespo6D'
Of meeting President Bart. u - unionl
Pacific, who has besa expsetd ksse loe
several days. II was given oat toedsy
that Burt might be II the city thses-
ont the conference betwsen Heneear
Clark and Kearns and their s1socisla.
The contract Tor tbs Clark rod ~
tween Los Angeles and Bsdlsnds n M
be lei next week.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-10
Broad Review Of Oar National
Conditions.
FOURTH OF JULY
SPEECH OF E.S. IVES.

: tJ
We are indebted 10 the Prescott CoaF-
isr for report Of apeech, delivered y
the Hon. Eugene 8. Ives ID Prescott ou
the Fourth OF July. In literarv dnish'
in comprehensive review Of our inssisi.
tons, in patriotic snsgessIon. and %
Jepth of thought, Mr. Ives address 4
we'll worth careful perasai. We regret
that our space Ia Inadequate to publish
the address entire, bat We give few
excerpts;
"our glory Ii tho envy oi nations.
Our power 10 the fear of The world. We
have eloriiied Democracy we have glo-
rfed freedom. We hare discovered
new planets In the solar system Of
thought. We have becofne the asyiam
for the oppressed of I'll lands; and they
have helped 70 make that asylum .
paradise.
With power, however, has come res
possibility, aud with every privilege
there has arisen . corresponding duty.
As We stand today In the high noon Of
prosperity at the beginning of the twea-
teth century. Il 10 the part Of true pat
riotisu, 70 discover these responsibilities
and duties. that the youth who are to
become the nation bailders Of the fnture
may erect supesstractare of beauty In
harmony With the foundation 90 firmly
laid by the fathers.
The cisii war left us united bat Inn
poyerished. On that poverty ne have
built pyramid Of wealth, and wealth
has brought with II dangers anknown
to poverty.
Poverty awakes ambition and corapels
effort. Wealth breeds sloth and indnc-
es idIeness. Poverty b strong With its
abundance.
Poverty is the prod Of virtue and the
source Of ideals. Wealth 10 the mother
Of luxury and the parent of Vice.
Poverty is often the wealth 81 The
spirit. Wealth is often the poverty Of
the soul. Poverty ls poetry wealth b
prose.
And we, tho richest Of the nations in
the things that pertain 10 tho body, sre
perhaps the poorest In things that per-
tain to tho spirit. Strongest 10 Indus
try, we are the weakest In Art and art
alone ia enduring. And Ne, the richest
Of the nations In the things that pertain
to the body, are perhaps the poorest In
things that psstain 70 spirit.
n
Have we N our ioreign relations. In
our new possessions. ID our assumed