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Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-13
FOR SUPERVISOR

I hereby announce myself candidate for supervisor of Cochise county. sub ject to the action of the Republican county convention.
 Peter Johnson.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-13

Now that a train robber has been killed and Tracy is no more, perhaps Mir. Pat Grove will have the kindness to feel trifle worried
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-13
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY

I hereby announce myself as a can didate for district attorney subject to the action of the democratic coun- ty convention of Cochise county.
 w. P. Miller.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-13
ANNOUNCEMENT CHARGES For County Oncers ...........$.v oo For Precinct Omces ......'.....$Ao
FOR 0HGRlFr

VI. are authorised to announce R. q uunt ss . candidate for the once o6 shseiR q CocAiee coong: s. n tAo acton q tAe As1oeeSc
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-13

If the city council VII trade . police man for . health omcer, the people of Bisbee would b. better sa&isaed.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-13

By order of the Cochise county dem- ocratic central committee.
 B. A. Packard, Chairman. c. F. Nichols, Secretary. BisDee. Arizona, August 1st, 1SOz.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-13

By order or the COchlse county ueIII- ,ocratic central committee.
 B. A. Packard, Chairman. C. F. Nichols. Secretary. Bisbee, Arizona, August 1st, 1902.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-10
1T WILL BE MADE ONE OF THE
BEST BUSINESS STREETS
IN THE CITY.
CONTRACT LET YESTERDAY
Bowen & Thomas, the Well Known
Contractors, viii Do The Work
And They viii Begin
At once.

In the course of a few weeks. Ogle-
thorpe street between a point near
Gloucester ana Monk will be widened
fifteen feet making it one of tae wild
est in the city ANA especially adapted
to the wholesale business. which is
gradually moving there
This was finally decided on yes
terday when all OF the property own
ers in this section agreed to the plan.
The new buildings which are to be
built there will be fifteen feet shorter
than the old ones and the latter will
at once be made to conform to tae
now ones.
This will make a great Improvement
i'm the appearance Of the street. in
fact viii make it one of the banusom-
est in the city. and viii greatly facili-
tate The business of the thoroughfare.
AS stated above all the property
owners along this section have con
seoted to the changes ana Messrs.
Bowen and Thomas, the contractors
viii do the work
This is a move in the right direc-
don and the News is pleased to note
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-10
MANY ACRES OF TIMER LANr
WERE SOLD IN GLYNN COUNTY
YESTERDAY.
BOUGHT BY 1URPENTINE MEN
The Deal Was Made Through Messrs.
Brobston, Fendie & Company
and 4,5oo Acres Changed
1ands
nands.

Brobston, Fendlg & Company. the
well known and hustling Brunswick
real estate firm yesterday sold about
45OO acres of timber land in Glynn
county
The sale was made to Brandon &
Davis, well known turpentine opera
,ors of Camden county who win pro
ceed to operate the land They
will probably erect a large still at
Bladen, on the Atlantic Coast Line
railway. 1t is understood that the
price paid for the land is between
nine and ten thousand dollars.
Brandon & Davis are among the
largest turpentine operators in this
section of fne country and they do an
immence business in that Inc This
tract purchased yesterday is said to
be one Of the best in Glynn county
'er the purposes for which it was pur-
chased.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-10
PLANS HAVE BEEN COMPLETED
FOR THREE STORES ON BAY
AND oGLETHoRPE ST.
ROOF GARDEN AND THEATRE
Douglas 6 Morgan, Who Are to Erect
One Of the Buildings, viii Have
Attractions on the Second
Story

Messrs. Bowen and Thomas. the
contractors. yesterday completed plans
for three new brick buildings to be
built on Bay street. between Glou-
cester and Monk fronting Oglethorpc
These buildings are to beFbuilt by
Messrs. J. w. Watkins and r, e.
Briescnick and Douglas & Morgan
respectively They Will on,y be one
story high but will be large and com
modlous and particularly adapted for
the wholesale trade
In the case of Douglas & MORGAN,
it is proposed to convew the roof Of
the building into an upto-date roof
garden and theator which promises
to be a popular innovation In this
city
In connection with this matter it
is Of interest to state tnat Brunswick
is now undergoing a lively building
movement. which includes both busi-
ness buildings and handsome residen-
ces
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-10
OVER THEIR OWN TRACK.

q. G Z. Has Repaired Thei, Trestle
over the Canal.
The B. & b. passenger train last
night went ont over their own rack.
the restle over the canal, Were the
wreck occurred Sunday aaving been
repaired.
Since the accident occurred a large
force o. hands have been at work on
The tlestle, and it has been repaired
ana is now stronger than ever. 1t
was not the fault cf the trestle ex-
aotly that caused the accident but
the heavy rains Of the past week,
caused a weakness in the woodwork.
Druing the time It was beng re-
paired tne b. & b. used the tracks
Of the Southern and Atlantic coast
Line as far as the six mile crossing.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-10
8. 3. ADAMS APPOINTED.
He viii Serve Out Lewis Term on
Supreme Court

He viii Serve Out Lewis Term on
Supreme Court.
Gov Gambler has appointed Hon.
Samuel B Adams, of Savannah, JUS
tice Of The Supreme Court for the I'M
terim until a successor to Justice Hal
T. Lewis can be elected by tae people
ana qualified
Mr. Adams will accept the appoint
ment and is now in Atlanta to confer
with the Governor. He Will serve as
associate justice Of the Supreme Court
until about November T. as the new
Justice to be elected by the people
can not be qualified until the meeting
of the legislature, which Will have to
declare the result. as in the case OF
the vote for governor.
The legislature conyenes october
%. but it will be several days after
that time before the result Of the cleo
ton can be declared, and the new JUS
tice sworn in.
Tn otner name which Gov Gambler
had under consideration in connec-
ton with the appointment was that Of
Hon. Thomas Lawson, Of Putnam, for
merly a judge of the Superior Court,
and ex-member of Congress from the
eighth district.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-10
WEDDED A DYING MAN
AND WON A MILLION
MISS ScHLEMMER WIDOWED IN
A FEW HOURS AFTER HER
MARRIAGE TO MoGRE1oR.

/ New York, September 9.-As re
suit Of the delicate surgical operation
which the physicians thought neces-
sary to save his life, Bradford b. Nc
Glegor, the young Standard Oil mil
lionaire, lies dead at. his nome in
Mamaroneck, while DR.. J. Willis Haz-
zlef. who performed the operation. is
in critical condition from injuries
received in a collision in Philadelphia.
Mrs McGregor, who welded the
young man just before the operation
that she might nurse him back to
health ii possible, ana who became a
widow within thirty-slx hours from the
time she became a bride is prostrat-
ed from shock and exhaustion.
DR. Hazzler, with Dr. Lenny, ol
Philadelphia, administered the ether
before the operation. A dispatch from
Philadelphia today says DR.. Hazzler
was hurt in collision, and that his
condition is very serious.
The son Of Ambrose M. McGregor
the Standard Oil magnate. IN spite OF
all that skilllnl surgeons could do,
and the love Of a tender-hearted bride
died tonight shortly after O'Clock
It was that she might be with him
during the trying hours OF the opera
tion whicn it was hoped would save
the young man life tnat Miss Clara
Schlemmer, daughter OF wealthy par
ents in this city decIded to wed the
young man on his sick bed Saturday.
Before the operation was perform
ed, at which the young bride was pres
ent, Mr.. MoGregor made VIII. by
which his widow, is said. will in
he1it over s1,000.000.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-10
co.~e TO NEW YORK.
COL Machen Leaves Tonight on Bus,
ness Connected with the B. & 3.

Col. Machen Leaves Tonight on Busi-
ness Connected With the B. & 8.
Col E c. Machen, president of the
Brunswick & Birmingham Construction
company and founder Of the b. & b.
raroad, leaves tonight on a business
trip to New York.
Col. Maehen viii be away for about
a week and some pleasing announce
ments ean be looked for when he re-
turns, as it is understood that he is
going on some important business
connected with the new railroad Col
Macnen has been with us now for
some time and ne will oe greatly mis-
sed, if only absent for a weefs He
is hustler, in every way, and is
doing great work for Brunswick and
the surrounding country.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-10
"CITlZEN" WRITES CARD
OF THE JURY REVISION
SOME QUESTIONS ASKED IN
CONNECTION WITH DRAWING
OF THE JURORS.

Editor Brunswick News
| was absent from the city on sun
oay therefore did not read your IN
.terestng paper until this morning.
see that certain modes Of draw
ing the grand and petit jurors nave
been criticised and no doubt justly
for a part, not all Of the commission
ers.
Mr. Editor, have you ever heard Of
man who held a responsible posi-
ton where the rights of citizens have
been made subservient to petty spite.
a man or men, so-called that
could dance, in their perverted ignor-
ance to a tune attempted to be played
on the bass (base) string Of a gourd
fiddle.
Another question, Mr.. Editor. Did
Won eu,usw man VINO er5ur.
ing Of politics AMI Political
Supremacy. was the first Migrate to
desert. when defeat was at hand?
Did you ever hear Of a man whose
greatest desire was to throw stones
at a glass house, whose moral. intel
lectual and political ediace was moth
ing but broken glass ana shattered
frames? Did you ever hear Of a hypo-
critic who professcd christianity. on
Sunday, and slandered hiaM fellow
man on Monday, IN plain English "a
Sunday christian and Monday devil .
Ind you ever hear Of a man. when
lying PROSTATE on a bed Of sickness.
accepted the kind ministrations Of a
true and noble woman, who attempted
by his influence. to place shackles upon
her husband
Did you ever hear of a man VINO
was the recipient of more kindness
at the hands Of his friends than he
ever deserved?
A man who knows no motive but
selfintefest and with an eastern devo-
ton, kneels at the shrine Of knavish
political devotion to the strongest
party?
If you nave, Mr.. Editor. say moth
ing about it, the "galled jade always
winces. CITIZEN.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-10
AN iNcoNvENlENT SCHEDULE
erunswiokians Complaining About So
vannah Trains

erunswiokians Complaining About sa-
vannah Trains.
The Brunswick travelling public is
complaining seriously about the sche'
dulles now in effect between Brunswick
and Savannah, and recently he News
has received several communications
from citizens complaining about the
schedule
1t seems that it is now impossible
for one to leave Brunswick in the
morning ana return that night The
trains leave Savannah about O'Clock
in the afternoon. and as it docs not
arrive until ten or eleven, the pas
sengers do not nave mucn time to
spend in the Forest City
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-10
ANOTHER Sig LAND SALE.

Glauber and Isaac Tract Near Evans
vile Sold Yesterday
Messrs. Brobston Fendig & Co.
yesterday sold the lands known as the
G4auber and Isaac tract containing
some eighty-ive acres. which adioins
the Evans9iile settlement in the
northern portion of the city
The purchaser is we'll known New
Hampsniie banker, who bought the
property as an Investment
This land is well situated and will
be Of great value should Brunswick
continue to grow
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-10
NAVAL RESERVES PRIZE DRILL.
Medal Was Won by Gunnersmate
John Ralston.

John Ralston.
The Naval Reserves neld their re-
gular monthly prize drill in their ar
mory last night and it was attended
By quite number of citizens. The
drill was very pretty one and was
mucn enjoyed by all One by one the
boys dropped out. and Gunnersmate
John Ralston proved to be the best
drilled man in the company
The Reserves now have these drills
regularly every month ana they are
growing quite popular with e4e friends
of the company and each duH is at
tended by quite a number The boys
also take considerable interest in the
drills, ana each is anxious to capture
the pretty company medal
The Naval Reserves are now in a
FIRST class condition. ahd new life
has ucen taken in the company affairs
by the members They attend the
weekly drills regularly. and seem TO
be anxious to bring the company to
the front as one of the best in the
state. which they are fast doing.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-10
CITIZENS ARE INDIGNANT.
Complaining About their Names Be-
ing Left From Jury List.

Complaining About their Names Be-
ing Left From Jury List.
The recent revision Of the grand
and petit jury lists of Glynn count
and the way in which it was done, is
still being talked Of in all sections Of
the city, and many citizens who have,
without reason, been left from the
list are indignant and have a com
plant to make,
It seems that me jury commission
ers, Or part of them. simply placed
who they wanted on the list and did
likewise in striking tax payers, who
have been on the list for years.
The News mas received any mum
Der Of communications from different
citizens. some Of which we nave pub
lished, and othors will be published
later
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-10
To Hold Busy Session.

The city council will meet in re.
gular session tomorrow nignt, and
considerable business IS scheduled to
come up before the meeting Among
other things. council win probably
take action on the plans of Bowen &
Thomas for converting the old maFNet
eye-sore into first-class fire station.
1t is not known what the solons will
do in reference to the matter, but It
is generally thought that, if possible,
they will have the work done and be.
gin at once to make the partly-corl-
pleted building home for the fire de-
partment.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-10
BRACKET is PLACED - JAIL.

stolen Horses Were Found in His
Possession.
Ringgold. Ga. September 9.-Iast
Thursday night two fine horses were
stolen from T. N. Reed and William
Mcdaniel, near this place. rhe sher-
if, accompanied by Mr Mcdaniel. and
the deputy sheriff o, Gordon county.
tracked the horses and found them in
the possession OF James Bracket, Is
miles south OF Dalton The horses
We're brought back and Bracket placed
in Dalton jail waiting preliminary
trial
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-10
WILL MEET TODAY. [,
County Superintendent to catAr
Athens.

Athens.
The session Of the county superin.
tandents OF education in Georgia viii
De held at athens today.
1t is expected that more than one
hundred and twenty-five of these Off
ciais will attend, ana that many other
distinguished educators will be there.
today.
The meeting is for the uprpose of
obtaining al possible information as
TO The needs Of public education in
each county ana the gathering of
educational statistics. This informa.
tion viii be furnished to members of
( the general educational board, whose
officers VIII be present.
a number Of addresses by distin,
guished educators viii be made. Dean
Russell, Of New York; Dr.. c. ID. Nc
Iyer, OF Greensboro. N. c.; Governor
elect Terrell and others win make
addresses.
It is understood that Superintendent
Ballard Of this city will not attend
the meeting.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-10
ELoplNe COUPLE ARE STOPPED

Telegram Causes Arrest of Eugene
Madden and Mrs. White.
Columbus, Ga, September 9.-Upon
teiegraphic request rom Moultrie, Ga,
Eugene Madden and Mrs Minnie Lee
White, an eloping couple, were ar.
rested tonight by the Columous po-
lice and will be held pending the
arrival Of an omcer from sou,n Geor-
gia Madden married Columbus
young lady and his wife is now said to
be at Fitzgerald Ga. Mrs White is
about eighteen years Of age and is
quite pretty. Her husband lives at
Pelham. Ga. from which point the
couple eloped
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-10
INSPECTED THE LINE.
Superintendent Terrell Went over the
3. & 3. Yesterday.

3. & B. Yesterday.
Superintendent L. M Terrell, Of the
railway mail service, together with
Postmaster Brown and number OF
The b. d b. officials yesterday made
an inspection Of the B. & B. between
,nis city and Nicnolls, with view
Of establishing a mail service between
the two places.
While Mr.. Terrell has but little to
say concerning his report it is gen
orally believed that he will render a
favorable report and that the service
will shortly be established
The line Of the B. & B. is now
thickly settled and there is enough
business to warrant the establishment
Of postoGices at different stations on
the road.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-10
NEXT SUNDAYS NEWS.

Copy For Advertising must Be in the
Office Friday.
Next Sundays News will be an ex-
ccllent paper and the merchant who
wants fall trade should buy advertis-
ing space. Please remember that the
large distribution continues and here
is chance to get your advertisements
before thousands of people at no ex
ira cost.
All advertisements must reach this
Office Friday.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-10
TITLE TO THE PANAMA CANAL.
Attorney General Knox Pushing In
Vestigation in rarls.

NSStl9dtiOu ~ Tdl Is.
Paris. September 9.-P. c. Knox,
attorney general of the United States.
who arrived yesterday is stopping at
the Hotel Ritz. lie declines to say
anything on the subject of the nego-
tiations for clear title to tae Pana-
ma Canal Companys s property. Spec
ial Assistant Attorney General Charles
w Russell, who has been here for
some time, went to England to meet
Mr.. Knox and communicate to him
all the results of his preliminary in
yestigations.
So MI Knox comes to Paris fully
informed on the situation
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-10
A Palntul Accident

Little julius Elkan met with quite
painful accident yesterday, he was
playing ball with several other boys,
and in some way his wrist was wren
-ched. While not seriously hurt, he
suffered considerable pain from the
accident.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-10
BoERs COMING TO AMERICA.
Generals Will Make Tour o the United
States.

States.
London, September General Bo-
tha's secretary, Mr. Bredoner. said
this evening that the Boer generals
expect their tour OF the Fnitod States
to occupy six months Although the
generals have arrived at no definite
decision on the subject. their lecturing
tour will probably begin in Great Brit
ain. The generals will proceed to the
Hague tomorrow in order to attend the
gathering Of the Boer leaders AMI
prepare the programme for the future.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-10
win operate Today.

Augusta, Ga. September &c w.
Garris railroad commissioner Of South
Carolina. today officially inspected
and approved the Augusta ana Aiken
railroad, and it W." be opened to the
public tomorrow vita a regular scho-
dule
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-10
Death at German Colony.

Peter Reese, a member Of the Ger
man colony few mHcE from the
city. died Monday ana was buried yes
teriay- He came here with Ntne Ger
mans some six months ago and has
been in@for some time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-08
HOUSTON MANUFACTURERS ASSN.

Passes Resolutions Opposing the GSten-
sion OF The Street Railway Franchise.
The regular monthly meeting OF the III.
icctors OF the Houston Manufacturers as.
ISOLATION was held last night Ia the rooms
az the Lumber Exchange. Reports OF OIL
GERS AMI committees we're rcad and ac-
cepted. Tho legislative committee reported
thtt they had appeared before the plat
form committee Of the democratic State
convention IN an eLdcavor to get Il plnnk
IN the platform for home rule In taxation
Secretary reported that many industrial
Institutions ~ the city had signihed their
desire to take space IN the proposed IN
dustriai exhibit. and he was assured that
the exhibit could he started this month
The association then took hand IN tho
question Of extending the street railway
fraEch So and unanimously passed the fol-
lowing resolution;
Whereas an effort Is being made by the
officials of the Houston City Street Rail-
MAY company TO obtain from the city coun.
cll ten year extension OF their charter;
therefore. be II
Resolved by the Houston Manufacturers
association, that we oppose the granting
OF any further franchise to the street ear
company; that we oppose the granting of
any franchises without due compeusntion
20 the city. and we demand that all fran.
chises fhall first be submitted to the peo.
pie for ratification
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-08
AN EASY WAY TO SETTLE IT.
The Street Railway Company Had Fine
OppotunitY 10 Close a Deal.

The Street Railway Company Had Fine
Opportunity to Close a Deal.
In CHAT with Mayor Holt ON the fran
chiSc extension matter, concerning the new
aspect of affairs his honor said to a Post
representative that the railway company
might havc made an easy settlement by ac-
cepting Alderman Gastons motion to pay
the whole sum IN bonds, In advance. which
had been suggested as compromise figure
SAY S2uo,tSo No ordinance would have
been necessary because there Is already an
ordinance including the vestihule require
ntnt The city has power to demand n
transfer system Ivy the mere say SO, and
the paving matter Is a clear case of debt,
anyhow, The forfeiture clause would not
have been a requisite and. in short, the
city would have been secure and satisfied
while the company would be doing no more
thnn II win eventually he Obliged TO-
Regarding the new aspects Of the case,
caused by the circulation Of the numerous
petitions and the resolutions adopted by the
Labor Council, the mayor did not care 10
pose as a prophet Other members of the
city government were more outspoken and
consider the matter ended. Alderman Gas.
ton, who opposes the grant. will be absent
nv the next council meeting thus reducing
the minority vote. II the aldermen were
90 vote as they did at the last meeting
7 TO = In favor Of a settlcment-'the vote
Monday would be TO 4-if Alderman
Street is In his seat.
The mayor Is sure TO give notice Of inten.
tion 80 veto and even to vote would
not pass the hill over his veto because frnc-
tional votes do not count, and the majority
would Stnl be oue-third OF a vote "shy.
II will take eight affirmative votee to pass
the Miller ordnance,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-08
THE ALVIN FIRE.
Some Of the Losers Not Able TO Replace
Their Buildings.


Alvin Texas. August THE IRE TUESDAY
night which destroyed thirty-on buildings
IN tho principal business part of this little
city was hard blow 10 a great many who
hHppeued not TO have any instgance ut the
time The Post correspondent has inter
viewed nearly all of those who sustained
property losses aud tinds that quite a num-
Der Will not rebuild, from the fact thar
they did not have any Insurance and con.
seqnenhy are not able TO do so, whlt
others will build substantial structures
Mr.. h L. osgood, postmaster, viii begin
the cons ruct!on of two-story brick on
the site of the old postonice as soon MS ne
can get material on the ground Mr.. j. 1,
kimhrough and Mr.. n. i. Thomas. I'M
two uverymcn. win also begin the WORT
OF rebuilding az once, II Is not known
what the nonresident property owners viii
do, hut Il Is believed with the proper en-
couragement for citizens that most of
them VIII replace the wooden structure,
with brick.
With one or two exceptions all OF m,
business men viii continue here MS soor
into.