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The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-07-20
LAST NIGHT AT M'KENDREE.
A Large Congregation Hears Another Good
Sermon.

The revival fires continue to glow at
McKendree. Last night Mr. Leitoh
preached from the words, 1.-THE Lord
knowsth the way of the righteous, but
the way of the ungodIy shall perish. !"
The sermon was q most impressive one
the power OF the simple gospel was
manifdst. Men, women and children
were moved to surrender themselves to
God.
Everyone who has attended the
preaching of Mr.. Leitch has been i'm
pressed with his earnestness. His
whole purpose in life seems to be to
persuade men to forsake sin and turn
unto Righteousness. Having at one time
been a very wicked man himself, be
knows how to reach those who are
leading lives OF wicked ess, and by his
sympathy and love for souls, arising
from his personal knowledge Of Gods
90 wing grace, be is accomplishing great
results in his life work.
The oOngFeRa ion was thrilled before
the sermon by the singing of a solo by
Mr.. Marshall, ''No Room in Heaven" i"
These services will come to a CLOSE to-
morrow night. There will be no after.
noon service today, but the usual night
service at O'Clock.
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BRUNSWICK. SATURDAY MORNING.
DECISION REVERSED.
Supreme Court Hands Down Decision in a
Case From Brunswick.

Following is the decision Of the Su-
preme court in case which was carr
RED up from the City court OF Bruins
wick:
ST. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co.,
ct al, v. Brunswick Grocery Co.
Gsrnishmsnt. Before Judge Sparks.
City court of Brunswick.
Fish, J.-One who filed claim to q
fund in the hands Of q gsrUishee and
who dissolved the garnishment, was a
party to the issue formed BY the plain =
tiff's traverse of the garnishee's answe
and upon the trial Of such an issue it
was erroneous for the court, 10 acting
upon q motion of the plaintiff to seps,
rate the garnlshee's witnesses, to ex-
clude the claimant, over her objection,
from the courtroom during the trial.
2. Admissions made by a party to a
case on trial, in pleadings filed by such
party in previous litigation with 9TH
ers are, II relevant to the issues in the
casa being tried, admissible in evil
deuoe.
8. An assignment of a policy of fire
insurance must be in writing.
4. Where a husband conveys prop
erty to his wife fOr the purpose of de
frauding his creditors, and she subse~
quently has the same insured for her
own good, and loss covered by the
policy occurs, the insurance company,
il in any event liable TO the husband
for such loss, certainly is not liable if
it issued its policy in igDoranos Of the
fraudulent transaction between him
and his wife, and hence cannot, in
suoh case, by gsrnishment be made
liable to his creditors.
Judgment reversed. All concur.
Owens Johnson and A. d. Gale for
plsintiffs in error.
Krsuss g. franklin contra.
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WOULD BE NICE FOR DEWEY.
And Very Gre ditabIe to the Navy and the
United States.

Warrington. July 19.-The sugges-
tIon was made today by rear admiral
in high standing that Admiral Dewey
should be given command of a large
SOU adr0n, comprising the best types of
our new ships, to be pressn. at the cor
onation of King Edward VII.
The navy depar tment thus far has
not taken up the question Of naval
representation at this event, but the
suggestion concerning Admiral Dewey
and a large squadron Of fne ships
meets general approval among high
naval officials.
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A NEW WAYNE COUNTY TOWN.
People of HoTtense viii Endeavor to Have
County Seat Removed.

1t is said that quite Iittls town is
to be built at Hortence, in Wayne coun-
ty, it being at the Junction OF the
Brunswick and Birmipgtan and the
road from Jssup to Folkston. B. O.
Middleton & Son of Atkinson, own
about all OF the land in that section,
and have already commenced business
there. They expect TO organize a
stock company in the near future, and
will aid q great deal in the develop
ment OF the new town. A gentleman
from that sec'icn says that Hortence is
in the c'nter of Wayne county, high
ard healthy, and the people generally
are talking Of building the new court
house ct that plsce He also Gays that
the county line between Pierce and
Wayne will be changed one of these
days, as it wss years ago, between the
Big and Little Sa'illa rivers to the
lower waters Of Cross swamp.
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MEN WHO STUCK TO THE SHIP,
New York Praises Captain and Crew of the
TheoIine.

The following editorial about tn,
mishRp to the schooner Theoiine. a ful
account OF which appeared in thet,
columns some days ago, is taken from
the New York Evening World:
Among the heroes to whom the aver,
age boy is earliest introduced is the
man who sticks to his ship. He appear
as the central figure in sll sorts OF
stories, according to the literary tas G
of the boy. But whether he oome
with the lurid dime novel or with the
stirring trus tale of the sea, be 80
looms to the Imagination that he holds
warm place in memory even when
the boy has grown into q mao.
There are number of good reasons
why this particular hero lives 90 stead
lily in the imagination. The best rea-
son Is that he lives in fact, and that he
steps out before the world just often
enough 10 keep unbyoken the inspirs.
tion of his example,
Incidentally, he hae just stedped out
again. This time there are four of
him-a captain and three loyal sailors.
OFF from a wsrship scsrred in battle?
Not bit Of it. Off from a big liner,
whenca they have seen every last pas-
senger depart in satisfy? Oh, no. just
off from plain, dismasted, dismantl led
schooner, that had been three,mAsted
and that had carried q told.Ioad and
deck load of Georgia pine.
But there were the four heroes jast
the same, 1t wasn't the stuff they oar
ried that coun' ed, but the stuff they
were made of.
Tired and worn with three days
buffetings on the high seas, rescu d
boa. and all, after having four tim
refused to be rescued without the boat,
there they are-Men who stuck to the
Ship!
Every boys eyes up and every mans
hat eff to Capt. Ffanois and his Grew
Of the Theoline, bound from BVuns-
wick to Boston, wrecked eff Hatteras
and towed to this friendl
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From CIinch County.

bonneville, July 19.-OwiDg to Hon.
Fleming G. duBlgnOn's recent an
nVuncemsnt that under no ciroum~
stances will he be In the race for gov.
ernor, and the further reason that
South Georgia is justly entitled to the
honor of furnishiDg q suitable caDdi.
date for the office, it is conceded that
Hon. w, g; Brantley, our present con-
gresham, is perhaps the most avail
able timber, and his efficient work in
congress, aud for the party throughout
the state, renders him em,nently ftteo
to conduct vigorous campaign.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS
CRASHED TO THE EARTH.
Big -Four Story Building Collapsed at
Grand Rapids.

Grand Rapids, Mloh., July 10. With
crash that reused residents for blocks
around, the four>story Lucas building
at the corner of Monroe and Ottawa
streets, collapsed at 2 O'Clock this
m orniog' doing damage estimated at
$250,OO
Half an hour after the building fell
hfe broke out in the great heap of
wreckage and caused considerable dam
age before it was extinguished.
The building was constructed in 1856.
and had baen long regarded as ursafs,
Recent interior improvements have
necessitated removing some of the
supporting walls, and this is believed
to have caused the accident.
friedman Bros. dry goods and de-
partment store and G. F. Biickey's
orockery and glassware store, located
In the building, were wrecked com.
pletely,
The only person injured was Lieut..
John Connor of the fire department,
who suffered probably fatal Injuries,
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NEGR0E KILLS TWO WHITE MEN.
Fled to The Mountains, but Reported tc
Have Been Captured.

Dingess, w, Va, July 10. Henry
Alexander, oolored, shot and killed
Philip Bennett and Beuj amin Garter
both white. here this afternoon, and
then fed to the mountains. 1t WISE
rumorsd here tonight that he wss cap.
tured in the hills T.. ur miles south OF
cere by the officers and is being taken
to Williamson by a olrcultous route to
avoid lynohing.
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No CHANGE N
The SkEL STRIKE
DUNCANSVlLLE MEN ARE NOW ANXIOUS
TOG00UT .AMALGAMATED PEOPLE
SEEM TO BE GAINING GROUND
NON-UNlON MEN COME OVER.

Pitisbnrg, Pa, July l9,-The mos,
important news regarding the stee,
workers strike today was the action
of the men employed in the Duncnn>
Vile plant of the American Steel
Hoop compsny.
a telegram was received from Presi-
dent Shaffer from the men in the morn-
ing asking if they should strike. The
message was surprise for the Anal.
gamated people, as they were not
looking for this news so soon, Presi-
dent Shaffer answered telling the men
not to come out unless they were orgsn
lied. II organized they should strike
for they were needed. In the after.
noon another telegram was received
from Duncln.ville asking that an Or
ganizsr be sent to them an once.
Ia compliance With this request Vice
President John Pierce started for
Duuoansviile this evening to com plete
the organization. A meeting is ex pect.
ed to be held tonight. The DunoansyIle
plant 10 the last of the hoop plants to
remain at work and the AmaIgamated
Association cflicIals say il they are sue,
cessful in closing this plant they will
be masters OF the situation as far as the
steel hoop company is concerned at
least.
No report has been received as vet
from the orRsnlz Fs who went to Van
dergrif for missionary work at the big
plant at hat point. II may be several
days before definite results will follow.
An Offer toArbitrate.
The action of the Ohio Board Of Ar
bitration in Offering to bring about a
settlement of the st,ike created some
talk today in stee, oirc!6s M, M.
Garland, former president OF the Anal
gamated Association and at present
collector Of the port, said that be did
not consider the tcaOn of the Ohio
board as unusual, but rather the carry
ing out of their duties as such a body.
1t is the dlry of that board TO offer its
services whenever labor troubles start
that stfaot the industries of that state.
In visw ofthis fact, Mr.. Garland could
ese where tbs troubles were more liza
bic to settlement than befere.
II cannot see what there is in this
question to arbltrste," he said. "The
question cannot be settled, except by
the complete baokdown of one side or
the other on a matter of principle"
The Situation Unchanged.
The situation throughout this district
remains practically as snnouaced early
in tbs day. In the immediate icinity
of Pittsburg, the evident intention of
the company to attempt the reopening
OF the Devices wood plant at McKees-
port to cause unessiness. Notices were
posted today. calling on the employers
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URGING BRANILEY
70 Enter The RAGE
FRIENDS OF THE BRUNSWICK CON-
GRESHAM THINK HE Is THE MAN
TO MAKE THE RACE AS SOUTH
GEORGIA'S CANDIDATE.

The announcement yesterday morD>
ing that Congressman Brantley, of this
city, would probably be in the race for
governor as Sonth Georgia's candidate
was the sole topic of conversation in
the city yesterday, and many favora BILE
CONNIE t were heard from our oiti.
zans generally.
The popular congressman's otfise was
fl ed all day with his friends, who are
urging him to make the race. Many
kilograms were received by Mr.. Brap'-
lay fsem bis cut of town friends prom.
ising their support sht uld he decide to
enter the race, and urging him to do
so, while all the big Georgia dailies
wired Mr.. Brantley for an expression
and kept their local correspondents
busy all during the dGy with tele-
grams.
Mr., Brantley wse seen in his office
by a representative Of the Times-Csll
yesterday aftei noon. He would talk
very little on the subject, but said that
he was quite ANXIOUS TO see The next
chief executive come from South
Georgia, and he thinks thai it should
be 80.
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to come to work and announcing q
purpose TO start up.
The men claim to be confident that
enough men cannot be secured TO one
rate the mill aud say no opposition
will be made TO any one who may wish
to go IN. The police authorities,
though, going on the principle that in
time of peace 10 the best time to prepare
for war, have taken every prscaution
and feel prepared to cope with any
trouble that may arise.
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SHIP NOTICE.

Neither master, owner nor consignees
of the British steamship Jessmore will
be responsible for any debts contra cted
by the crew Of said steamer.
F, D, M. Strachan & Co., Consignees.
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As Viewed in Atlanta

Atlanta, July 19.-The announce.
ment that Congress W, G.. Braut-
ley, of the Eleventh district, would
probably be ia the race for governor
as South GeoTgiA's candidate, has been
freely discussed in Atlanta today, and
the general impression Is that no man
in South Georgia could make better
rscs than M. Bssntley.
A number of South Georgians were
In the city today, and they all ex
pressed themselves 10 the same way
and hope that the Brunswick man will
allow the use of his name.
From WaycroSs.
In an interview yesterday Col. J. c.
Mcdonald said, in substance:
II regret that the health OF Hon. F.
G. duBignon is such that he was com
PEELED 10 announce his retirement
from the race for the governorship.
"Wbile Mr.. duBIgnon was the choice
of this section for the governorship, the
fact that he retiFes ard cannot be q
candidate on account of Ill health,
should not cause South Georgia to
drop the claim she has to name the
man for this office. for we have several
men who would fill the position with
distinction and credit to the state. In
fact we have In w. G. Braniley, the
congressman from this district, man
who would measure up with the ablesi,
al nd who would make most admirs BILE
governor.
"Mr. Brsntley is not only strong
politically in his OWL dis'riott bat 10
we'll and fsvorably knoS>sr Yer the
state, aud in my judamens he man
for South G orgia to put forward for
the governorship."
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Do you want to own q bicycle or
tandem or something in the way of
bicycle equipment? Attend the sale
tonight aud Monday night and get them
at your own prices. J a Montgomery.
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500 Gloucester street is the place
Saturday and Monday nights are the
dates and O'Clock is the hour for the
great bicycle auction sale. Don't miss
IL. A Montgomery.
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When you want a nice melon 60 to
Hoodenpyle's, 100 A street. am re-
ceiving them daily from St. Simon.
Telephone me your orders.
j. M. H0odenpyle.
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Our bicycle auction sales cannot last
always. DON'T misc the sale tonight and
Monday night. Goods at your own
prices. j A Montgomery.
The oasis., 1901-12-21

"Play ball" called Umpire Rob inson at Hermosiilo last Sunday al 2:I5 p. m The visiting team moved out on the diamond and the first game ot the series between the two teams for the Sonora cup, was officially declared on.
 Both teams were attired in hand some new uniforms and looked in fine trim to play good ball. The grand stand was crowded with spectators and throughout the game the "rooters" for both sides showed appreciation of a point scored by their tavorite nine by letting out conglomoration of col lege yells, cat-calIs, bug saws and Apache war-whoopS.
 Both teams played fine ball, but the Guaymas boys showed more finish in their work and held the lead in talleys in every inning. They won the game with score oi 2I to IS. The visiting team cut out their last inning at the bat
 The game was reported by in- nings for THE OASIS but owing to splce being crowded in the paper this week the article was omitted.
 The Nogales base ballists are pleased with tue result of this game aud are making every effort to enter the league now composed of the La Colorado, Hermosillo and Guaymas clubs. They are con- fident that they can bring the Son. ora cup to the line city.
The oasis., 1901-12-21
SONORA SETTINGS.

Last week the intelligent com positor took the pith out of joke in this column by rendering the
 words "white horse" "white house" instead.
 Over in the Altar district business is simply booming in every direc- ton. With Tubutama, Cienegui- ta, La Calera, Cajon de Amarillas, Fl Tiro and half a dozen other camps forging rapidly to the front things are moving along so lively that it is almost impossible to keep track of the progress of the district.
 The visit to Sonora at this time of MT. M. Schlessinger, president of the New York & Sonora Mining & Smelling Company. means re- newed and extensive activity at Las Cruces in the Hermosillo dis trict out near Gabilan. As hereto fore stated by THE OASIS the com pletiou of the tunnel and cutting of the ledge at depth of several hun dred feet, has developed fine body Of high grade lead-silver ore which will keep the smelter steadily rum ming for long period of time, and the furnace will be soon blown in, placing the property once again among the permanent pro iucers of Sonora. Beside reducing their own ores the company will buy ores from other camps in the vicin- ity which will be the means of en- abling the working to good advant- age many good properties in that vicinity.
The oasis., 1901-12-21

went to Naco to attend shipment 0
 cattle from the Arizpe ranche of
 Sandoval & o., sold to California
 parties.
 Tuesday Mr. H. c. Glore, the chem
 ist for the Sonora Milling & Mining
 Company, came up from Tubutama
 to meet his family, arrived from Cali
 fornia. He reports everything at tht
 camp looking finely.
 Yesterday evening the fair and en
 tertainment of the Congregations
 church was largely attended and was
 a grand success from every point oi
 view-so ,ially, Financially, etc. The program was excellently carried out, and a large array Of articles suitable for Christmas gifts was disposed of at good prices.
 The district court is due to convene in Nogales on Thursday Of next week, and the term if held will terminate Saturday evening of the following week, giving a session of nine days. Sunday morning January l2th Judge Davis will start for Phoenix to attend the term of the supreme court, which will begin on the second Monday in January.
 A. J. Shell wanted to attend party but was afraid to do so on account of pains in his stomach, which he feared would grow worse. He says, II was telling my troubles to lady friend, who said: "Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy will put you in condition for the party. 1 bought bottle and take pleasure in stating that two doses cured me and enabled ne to have good time at the party" Shell is resident of Summer Hill, N. Y. This remedy is for sale by L. W. Mix & Co.
 Mir. Nj. Vasavilbaso, who owns an extensive vinateria at Opodepe, over on the San Miguel river in Sonora, and makes large quantities of high grade mescal and bacanora each year, was in Nogales Tuesday, and while here made arrangements with the en- terprising house of Eicalada Broth CTS to exclusively handle his,products. That house will carry at all times large stocks of Mir. Vasavilbaso's bac- anora aud mescal THE OASIS editor has visited MT V's vinateria, and eau | recommend his products.
 MT. J. T Oozzenss through several years past postal clers upon the N. NJ & A. railway, running between Benson and Nogales, having resigned | to accept position in the United | States customs service at NacO. the | place relinquished has been filled by the transfer from one of the lines out of Los Angeles of PostaHClerk Mealie, who was formerly assistant pOstmas- ter at Phoenix. Mir. Msalie has rent ed one Of the Flynn cottages on Son. oita avenue, overlooking Eim street, and is expecting his family to come to Nogales very soon. They are now visiting in Phoenix.
 The many friends of Miss Josephine Hottinger will learn with regret that | she has concluded to sever her con- nectiOn with the Pata gonia school | On her return from the teachers h. stitute in Tucson Miss Hottinger rendered her resignation to the school board to take effect at the Christmas holidays. She takes with her a very hattering endorsement from the county school uperIntendent, who states that her record as a teacher is one of the best 10 Santa Cruz county. | She goes to visit her uncle in Tucson for short time before resuming her school duties elsewhere.
The oasis., 1901-12-21
HERh OsILLo- QUAY nAs.

First Game of the Series Betw cen the
 Two Baseball Mines.
The oasis., 1901-12-21
MORALES NOTES.

Licensed bullion buyers - A. l.. Pelleg-in & Co.
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ROCKLAND.

Mrs. Davis Of woonsoeket is visiting
at Mrs. Henry Seamans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atwood OF Providence
were the guests OF Mrs. Fred Potter this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Atwood called
on Mrs A,wood's sister, Mrs. Walter
Battey, Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Bounds and Mrs. John
Manchester spent Thursday In At,leboro
with Mrs. Manchester's daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carr of Pswtuxei
spent a lew days last week with Mrs.
Cars mother, Mrs. Clara Arnold.
Cora Angel, Mrs. Page and daughter
of North Scituate attended church In
this place Sunday, also called on friends
here.
The funeral Of Mrs. George Potter,
who has been In poor health for q long
time, was solemHized at the home OF her
husband, Thursday. She leave. q hus.
band and three small children.
Thursday evening November Z, a har.
ve.t supper was given In the vestry OF the
church. A trolley party OF about fort,
people from Providence arrived al s ;7c
p. m. After psrtsking OF the bountifu
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-11-15

On Monday afternoon at his home on
Plainfied street Nathan B. Harris, au old
resident OF this section, died after brici
Illness. The deceased was for many
years engaged IN the grocery business,
under the firm name Of Lake & Harris
On the dissolution of this partnership,
Mr.. Harris conducted the business In the
premises now occupied by II. B. Fiske.
lie retired from active business about
eight years ago and since then has had
charge of the seed department at Thomp.
son Bros. Mr.. Harris was born In John
ston and was In his 74th year. His death
removes a very familiar figure from our
midst and a genial personality which
will be sadly missed by all who knew him
lie leaves n widow, two sons and daugh.
ter. The funeral services were held nj
his late residence on Thursday afternoon
and were largely attended, Rev. j. NJ.
Lowden conducted the service. A large
delegation from Manufacturers' Lodge
|. o. .. f., OF which the deceased was q
charter member, was present In body.
The body was entombed at Pocasset Gem.
etery. The bearers were James Davis,
John J. Kenyon. a. W. Smith and John
T.. Bowen.
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supper which every one pronounced as
all right, an entertainment was furnished
by some Of the visiting party. Mr..
Poole sang several selections. Mrs.
McCloy gave a number OF recitations that
were very much appreciated NJ. John
son, pastor of the church, made a f.w
remarks after which the entertainment
was concluded by singing God be with
you iii we meet again" A(te, sampling
the cake and cream the party boarded the
car for home at about eleven O'Clock,
amid the burning of red fire and ringing
of bells Services at rhe church Sunday
at the usual time. Christian EnGeavor
Wednesday evening.