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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-08-24
Ielks's Ma
Totals O.. 90. e..
County for Jelks by 1000

Mr.. B. A Thompson, chairman of the
Jelks's County Campaign Committee,
said: ..:.
AT the close of the campaign We are
entirely satisfied that We will carry every
box in the valley from East Lake to
Bessemer. including those two. and Will
also carry Ensey. Wylam, Pratt city,
Blossburg and Brookside.
eve are absolutely confident of at least
seven of the country precincts. Those
boxes in the valley that 1 have named
comprise nearly 80 per cent of the regis
tered vote. and l feel absolutely sure
that Jelks will carry the county by not
less than 1000 majority.
From my observation three-tourths
of the Democratic vote of the county Is
for Jelks. and the only thing in the
way of an Overwhelming victory for him
in this county is the question whether
the managers will permit only Democrats
to vote
Johnston Claims.
Mr.. Forney Johnston gave out this esti-
mate at Johnston headquarters:
I'VE are certain that Governor john
ston will carry he following counties, and
a conservative estimate Of the majori-
ties he will receive is as follows: Autau-
ga. 500; Baldwin 800 Barbour, 800; Bibb,
4OO: BIount. 500; Bullock. 200 Butler. 800;
Calhoun, 1000; Chambers, 400; Cherokee.
700: Chiffon coo; Choctaw, 400: Clarke. 500:
CLAW. 700: Clcburne 100; Coffee 400; Col
bert. 300: Conecuh 300; Ccosa, 200; Gov
ington. 500; renshaw, 100; Culman. 1000:
DeKalb. 800: fillmore 1.20A; Escamba, 200:
Etowah. 50O Fayette, 400 Franklin, 800;
Geneva. 400; Hale. 300; Henry. 800; Jack
son. !, 200: Jefferson, 1000; Lamar, 600;
LauderdaIc, 500; Lee. 800; Macon, 100; Ma
,.,,,.,o 100. Marion 700. Marshall 500;
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-08-24
BUTLER.
Little Doubt But That Jelks Will
Win Out.

Greenville Aug. 23.-(Special )-There is
little doubt that this county will give
Jelks a god majority on the 10Th, the
most conservative conceding the county
to him.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-08-24
JACKSON.

The County is Now Conceded to Gov
ernor Jelks.
Scottsboro Aug. 2.-tSpecial THE
campaign in Jackson County was
brought to a close this afternoon by
magnificent speech by Hon. John b.
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Aug. IS
WEATHER FORECAST FOR
ALABAMA: FAIR IN NORTH.
SHOWERS IN SOUTH POR-
TON SUNDAY AND MONDAY;
WINDS, MOSTLY SOUTH.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-31
CAPT. ROBERT FARMER
PASSES AWAY INATLANTA
VETERAN PILOT WILL BE LAID
TO REST THUS AFTERNOON.
SECRET ORDERS ACT.

Capt. Robert Farmer, the we'll
known Brunswick pilot, passed away
in Atlanta shortly after II o'clock
Friday night after a lingering illness
covering a period of several months.
Captain Farmer has been a very i'll
man for a long time and was treated
by number of Brunswick physicians,
without success. He gradually grew
worse and finally determined to Wis,
Atlanta and place himself under the
care Of a good physician of that city.
i lis was done, but still his condition
remained unchanged and Friday night
this truly good man passed into the
great unknown.
Every one in this city knew Bob"
Farmer, as he was affectionately call
ed, ana all will testify to the fact
that there never lived in Brunswick
a better man, wnen measured by all
the tape line, that go to make up the
loyal husband, devoted father, and
true and good citizen. Honesty was
his cardinal creed and in all of his re-
lationships in life this one trait of his
character at all times stood out in
bold relief
For over a quarter of a cen
tury ne has been pilot on the Bruins
wick bar and the same degree of ear
|nestness and faithfulness that charac-
terized him in his otner walks of life
was manifested in his business af-
fairs He was fearless in the dis
charge of his duty, often very perilous,
and when difficult piece Of naviga
ton was required it was capt Bob,
who was detailed for the service. Cap
tain Farmer leaves a wife and three
sons, Messes. Robert, holland and Der.
ber and one daughter, Miss jamie, to
mourn his loss, all of whom have the
sympathy of a large circle of friends
in the city.
The remains, accompanied by Mrs.
Farmer and other members of the
family will reach the city this morn
ing and the funeral will occur this
afternoon with Masonic honors.
afternoon, with Masonic honors at 8
O'Clock from St Marks Episcopal
Church. The interment will be in
Oak Grove Cemetery.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-31
THE LYcEUM COURSE.
Many Good Attractions Coming This
Season.

Many Good Attractions Coming This
Season.
The Lyceum course this year offers
a series Of entertainments by far the
best of any former years.
The list Of attractions Booked SO far
for the course, was published a cou-
pie Of weeks ago, but for the benefit
of those who failed to notice it, the
following will be of interest: Ralph
Bingham, humorous lecturer; Chas.
de Motto, lecture on the senses; Miss
Ida Benfay, selections from Mark
Twain; in music. Ottermans Concert
company the AriI Quartette and the
Parker Concert Company.
AS there are many persons in the
city to wnom regular theatrical per-
tormance has no interest. the drama
tic readings, concerts (vocal and in
strumentaD furnish a delightful even
mgs pleasure and the regular theatre
goes enjoys the change.
Though the Lyceum course of en-
tertainments has been attempted
mere once or twice before, this is the
lrst year the regular "Alkahest
course" will be presented in Bruns-'
wick.
AS the length of the list Of attrac-'
tlons depends on the number of sub!
scribers and as those already booked
are Of such wide range, it is hoped in-'
terest in the venture will be keenl
enough to assure the opera house
management the success they areI
working so earnestly and honestlyI
for.
The terms are as follows: $300I
tor a single admission to each attract
tion and $500 for two admissions toI
each attraction for the whole series,
transferable to any one.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-31
NOT YET SETTLED.
Carpenters and Contractors May sot

Carpenters and Contractors May 1ot
Agree.
It seems that the carpenters and
contractors of Brunswick have not
yet agreed upon a nine-hour a day
system and the matter is not yet
settled
1t seems that some Of the contrac-
tors are willing to grant the demand,
but not at present, while the carpen-
tiers say they will not work more than
nine hours uay, beginning tomor-
row Sif
A News reporter saw several>of the
leading carpenters and contractors
yesterday, but they were all rather
silent on the subject ana say they
nardly think a strike will occur.
The carpenters and contractors
have never before had any trouble
anu it is generally thought that this
matter will be amicaDly settled be
tween them.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-31
BUILDING COLLAPSED WITH AP-
FALLING RESULTS TO MANY
INMATES.
TROLLEY CAR IN THE WRECK
Coffee Structure too Crowded Gives
Way and Scatters Death and
Destruction in Awful
Measure

Brooklyn. n. Y, Aug. S0.-The en-
tire building of the Brazilian Coffee
Company store collapsed this alrer-
noon, One man was killed outright.
two are still missing and supposed to
be dead while eight others were in
jured some of them quite seriously
in the smashup.
Inc building fell nearly across the
street and it was fortunate that
more lives were not lost.
A trolley car was passing by and
was almost totally wrecked Several
of the passengers receiving severe in
juries.
The collapse Is due to the great
amount of coffee whicn was stored
away in the building. rne loss will
go way up into the thousands.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-31
NICARAGUA INCURS COLUMBIA's
ANGER AND LATTER WILL DE-
MAND EXPLANATION.
SOME TROUBLE is EXPECTED
Columbia viii Demand Nicaragua
to Explain in Regard to Her
Illegal Participation
in the Trouble.

Washington, Aug 30.-Colombia Will
formally demand of Nicaragua an ex-
planation in regard to the latter coun.
trys alleged participation of that gov
ernment in the Colombian revolution
and back up her demand with the
most formidable land and naval force
she can muster, as soon as the present
rebel activity on the isthmus has been
crushed
Information to this effect was re.
coived from an authoritative source
in Washington today
The above Intelligence causes CON
siderable surprise in diplomatic cir,
clos for but a few weeks ago it was
annQnnced that Mr. Concha. the Co
lombian minister and Mr. Coroa, tho
Nicaraguan minister had establish
ed ap entente cordiale between their
respective governments; that bygones
We're to be regarded as bygones, ami
that the time was ripe for an under.
standing. 1t is row learned that the
initial movement toward the establish.
,....' - - ,'n ''i'ie'''ie UNDERSTANDING
- ~ 'e'l ~" anu Ooioiuola was
~ lg "y W. ,olea VINO aISo PROPOSED
,o, w. w.. 0o''ei,' an adjustment Oh the
-, ,.',',l,'a'No ~, n@.e 30 IonS peeh
s','''.'s o'ee Ooio'i'o'a Ciuim TO the
N '',' w. '"'p w., - a a'''p ol what Is claim
~ ts's''' as "" 70 pe part oI ner
'i'i,is'gi SoneAa oeeiltl7
~ ~ '''0eus ~ 'ie iatter pfoposlJlon'
peo','' ','S 'llal a elalih "lllch Colom-
~" nav niousn[ loI waFa lof SO many
;.,@',9,. D@,9 DoD'' no' pe aoJ JuS'eu or IA Iaet'
- oU7"' ~ any material de-
slee .o"'' u auJuS, inent by the meta
ou' 7"7e1S''eu ny tne Nacaraguah min
- iio"''e e', NI' Concha was en-
e'ie'S =" li''ns 70 Jo'H Nir' Cofea IN the
''.s, 'i'en. u an enlehle coialaie'
n,.,ai "1o, s'S ,r' "i'eI Munster Cofea ar
'''i "a +Nie'i az ''@ "heIe ne Went
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-31
RACE WAS AN
EXCITING ONE
=
THE PURSE AND GATE RECEIPTS
WE'RE VALUED AT SIXTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
RESULT A BIG SURPRIzE
Lord of Vale Comes in for Second
Place-Money and Dazzling Makes
a Great Hit For tht
Show.

Sheepsnead Bay August 30-JIn-
questionably the greatest of the four
teen futurity races that have been
run was tne one pulled off here today
when thirty of the feetest footed
horses Of the classic class in the
country. started from the post and
virtually made new record in their
eagerness to capture the handsome
sixty thousand dollar stake, the tro-
ply of this great speedway.
The scenes at the race track are
best described in one word-madness.
Fifty thousand excited, nervous,
screeching people mad with antlcipa-
tion at the start and later drunk
with the enthusiasm, watched the
bunch of blooded youngsters leave
the post and dash under tne wires
aome to defeat and sorrow and others
to victory and the fullest measure of
happiness.
More than one million good Ameri-
can dollars were wagered on the re-
suit. two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars worth of horse flesh, battled
for supremacy and more tnan one
hundred and fifty million dollars was
represented among the various own
ers of tie spirited animals that fair
" danced under the wires to the
shouts of the fifty thousands specta-
tors who were present.
Probably the result was more of
surprise than any other similar race
in the history Of the futurlty races and
certainly no one was prepared to see
salyable, the handsome colt of John
A. Drake and the only contestant
from the prance into the stretch
ahead of the others and win the cove
ted prize. Lord of the Vale, owned
by August Belmont, was second by a
length and Dazzling J. r. d f. P
keenes magnificent colt was a close
third. Lyme was up on Salvable. Dog
gelt- on Lord of the ale ana Snaw
on Dazznng and it is simple justice to
all of them to say they did fine work
The winner was a twenty to one
shot, second place money went from
the book makers at six to one, while
Dazzling was the only lavorite WAC
crossed the wire, his stock icing on
tne boards at four to one.
Tne race was beautiful one and
the result while a surprise, has occas-
ioned nothing but pleasant comment
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-31
GOVERNOR STONE MAY
CALL SPECIAL SESSION
CHEF EXECUTIVE OF PENNsYL
VAN n ENDEVAoRlNG TO
SETTLE STRIKE.

Harrisburg, Pa, Aug. Ex-Governor
Stone has gwen positive assurances
to those interested in the mat,er. that
if it can be made to appear to him
that compulsory arbitration bill can
pass as a called session of the legis-
lature he will call the session to
gether at once for the specific purpose
of taking under consideration sucn a
measure.
This assurance from the governor
has had a quieting effect on the
strike situation and it is said in GER
tain circles, where the facts should be
known that such a step on the part
of the executive of the state would
have good effect on the general sit.
uation.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-31
A COMPLIMENTARY LETTER

In connection with the transfer of
the local Offices Of the Mallory and
Clyde steamsnip lines from J. S. Ray
mond TO w. M. Tupper and Co, which
will take palce tomorrow, very
pretty incident occurred yesterday
when the Clyde line people mailed
ldr. Raymond very complimentary
letter.
They also took occasion to endorse
a very substantial check, as an ad-
ditional token of the esteem in which
he is held by the company.
The letter was gracefully worded,
expressed deep regret at Mr.. Ray
mond's departure and tended with
best wishes for him in the future.
Mr Raymond has large circle of
Brunswick friends who will snare the
sentiment expressed by the Clyde
line and will join the News in wish
ing him success in his new field
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-31
BLOODY BATTLE OF
HAYTIENS RECORDED
suPERlNTENDENTs TO MEET.
Educators to Hold Session in Athens
Next Month.

Next Month.
A special meeting of the association
Of county superintendents of educa-
ton will be held at Athens in the Uni
yersity building on September 10, IL
and u.
This meeting was arranged at the
regular annual meeting of the asso-
citation at Augusta in May last. The
OBJECT of the meeting, as announced
in the circular sent out by Hon G. R.
Glenn, the president of the associa-
ton is a round table conference" in
which the needs of public education in
each county are to be ascertained, and
educational statistics gathered. this
information to be furnished to mem
bers of the General Educational Board
whose officers will be present.
Nearly all the county superintend-
ents of education in the state have
signifed their intention to be present.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-31
ROOSEVELT IN CORNISH

Cornish, N. H., Aug. 30.-President
Roosevelt was given a great ovation
on his arrival here this afternoon. A
public reception was given in his
honor shortly after his arrival, in
which all of the officials of the city
together with the governor of the
state, who was present, were in at
tendance.
This evening the president made an
address, to an unusually large audi
ence. He addressed himself largely
to the present army and navy manoeu
vres, lauded the conduct of the Off
GERS in charge and declared that they
would make us fully prepared in case
OF war"
The president also touched upon the
absorbing themes ne generally uses
and all in all made very creditable
address.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-31
SIX HUNDRED IN
DEATHS EMBRACE
-
THE REBELS SCANTED AT EVERY
TURN BY THE GOVERN.
MENT TROOPS.
THEY RETREAT IN DISORDER
The Trouble in the Black Republic
Does Not Seem to Abate and
Grows Fierce With Each
Successive Conflict.

Cape Haytien, Aug 30.-An eight
teen hour battle mas been in progress
here between the forces of the gov
ernmnt and those of the re els.
The engagement has just ended and
it has been oflcially given out that
the rebel troops fled in terrible dis
order and sustained loss of several
hundred men.
It is also given out to the press
tonight lnat in the engagement here
today the t. al loss of men actually
killed IN battle with about two nun-
dred missing.
The situation here this evening is
critical
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-31
THE DARlEN TEAM.
Names of Those Who viii Play Here
Wednesday,.

The Darien Gazette says On
r~ursday afternoon of last week a
game was played on The Ridge dia-
mond to decide wbica ball team would
tackle the Brunswick nine on We'd
nesday next The contest was be
tween the Darien baseball team and
Mr.. Stubbs scrub nine, and resulted
III victory for the former by 10 to 6.
.The following is the team selected to
play Brunswick. John 0 Bnen, Frank
Wolfe, Warren Wolfe, Norwood Jus.
sely, James Jussely, Fred Fisher. Will
Fisher Robert Hagan, and James
Stebbins. OF course the above team
may be changed a little before lne
game is called Wednesday.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-31

Banks, Postoffice and orner Public
Buildings to Close.
Tomorrow, being Labor Day, the
banks, custom house, postoffice and the
city buildings will be closed.
While there will be no otner gen.
eral observations of the day, it viii
yertually be a holiday Nad business
especially among the wholesalers
will be dispensed with.
1t was expected that the Longshore
men would parade, but they have de
cided not to, and there will be no ex
ercises-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-31
Attacked IN Enraned ann.

Raleigh. N. C.. Aug. 3O.-Brnest
Green, a son Of ex-state Senator A. G.
Green. who lives miles from Raleigh.
was attacked yesterday by an enraged
Jersey bull and nearly gored to death.
Luckily the animal had been dehorned.
He rushed at young Green, knocked
him down, and then butted and stamp
ed him until the victims cries brought
aid.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-31
PresbnterIan church ro.dav.

The usual services of public wor-
ship will be conducted today at the
Presbyterian church by the pastor.
The evening service will begin at Z: As
instead Of o'clock as heretofore. The
special offering this morning will be
for local home missions. Strangers
and visitors are cordially invited to
ali services.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-31

The Brunswick labor union Will be
represented at the great labor meet
ing to be held in Atlanta next month.
j. l. Waite nas been appointed as a
delegate and will attend the conyen-
ton This meeting is expected to
be the largest gathering of the labor
element ever held in me United
States.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-31
CREDITORS TO MEET.

Mr.. Gosch Endeavorng to Settle the
Case.
The creditors of the Brunswick
Sash and Door Factory will hold their
first meeting on next Wednesday, and
WI devise ways and means for set
Ting the case and at the same time
appoint permanent receiver who
will in all probability, be Attorney
Max Isaac, who is now temporary re
ceiyer.
1t is understood that MS.---S6sch is
endeayoring to bring the matter to a
close as quickly as possible and he may
submit proposition to tne creditors
at their meeting Wednesday.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-31
See Them.

H. M. Miller & Son. the hustling
and enterprising house furnishers and
furniture dealers are advertising
Bucks Stoves and Ranges in this is
sue. 1nese gentlemen have a fine line
Of goods and guarantee low prices
and the best OF service.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-31
The Old ReIiabIes.

Afternoon is directed to tne ad of
A. Kaiser & Bro, in this issue. This
is the old reliable Brunswick firm and
always stand for all that is best in
tneir line. See them when you need
anything in their line.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-31
MACHINERY is IN NOW.

Fiber Factory viii Begin Work With
IN Short Time.
A great deal of the machinery for
the fiber factory has been placed in
position and it viii only be a short
cime now before Cr1spen island win
present a busy appearance.
Under the supervision Of Contrae-
tor Clark, the work on the old mill
has progressed rapidly and viii he
finished within the next few days
1t is said That Or. Chittenden will
experiment for the first month or two.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-31
Was Better Yesterday.

pr Hopkins, who mas been serious
ly i'll at the residence Of his son, R. r.
Hopkins, was great deal better yes
terday The friends OF Dr. Hopkins
throughout the state join the News in
wishing his early recovery.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-31
NEWS OF THE SHIPS.
Small Marine Items Of the Coings Of
Day.

Day
Arrived Schooner Chas l.. Nit
chell WaIdron, Boston; John r. Ber
gen, South, Savannah.
Cleared. Schooner Henry 3. Fiske
Cummings, Boston; Schooner vii.
liam e. Downes Gray, New York.
Sailed. Schooner Howard b. Peck
Dodge, New Haven.
The Clyde steamer George w Clyde
is expected here today from Jackson.
vile.
The steamer Falcon came up from
the Satilla river yesterday.
The steamer Emmeline will go on
her regular run to Fernandina today
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-31
sailor Drowned whlIe RathInt

Mobile. Ala. Aug. 30.-Arthur HALL.
aged II, a sailor on the British steam
ship MarylaRds, lying in the upper
Timber anchorage. several miles above
the city, was drowned while batAin
alongside the vessel His heay wa.
TAseyaFsd.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-31
VIII Meet tuesday.

The board Of county commissioners
will hold their regular monthly meet
ing at the courthouse Tuesday. Quite
a lot of business work S to be dis
posed of.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-31
TO HAVE MEETINGS OFTEN.
Veterans To Gather at Least Twice a
Month.

MunL0s
Beginning at an early date the
Confederate Veterans will meet at
least twice a month in social ses-
sions
Members will be asked to tell war
anecdotes and it is needless to say
that these meetings viii be interest
ing. The ranks of our veterans is
gradually thinning out and those few
WHO are left intend to have these ex-
@erience meetings SO as to keep up
the enthusiasm in the organization.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-31
SALVABLE WINS THE
BIG FUTURITY STAKES
HE WANTS A DIVORCE.
A. Weinsteln Filed suit Against His
Wife, Sadie Weinsten Yesterday.


Wife, Sadie Weinsten Yesterday.
Nathan Weinstein a St Simon gro
ceryman, formerly of this city yes.
terday filed a suit for divorce. in the
Office of the clerk of the superior
court, against his wife Sadie Vein
stein.
The declaration sets forth that the
couple are now living in state of
open separation and further charges
the wife with domestic infelicities.
sufficient if sustained, to entltle the
husband to a divorce.
Mrs. Weinstein, 1t is understood, is
in New York and it is not known
whether or not she will resist the
suit now pending.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-31
canltal Stock Increased

Chicago. Aug. Stockholders oi
the Illinois Central railroad company
at a special meeting in the general
Offices of the company today increas-
ed the capital stock OF the company
MRn Issue Of lssy4oo shares at pAA
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-31
POLICE AND UNIFORMS.

oHUuIu be Required 70 Ubey ReguIa
ton as TO Dress.
The News has received several
communications asking the mayor OF
the proper person to require mem
bers of the police force to wear the
regular police regulation uniform.
The News thinks this is a good sug
gestion and INDUCES in the hope that
it will receive some attention.