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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-11
RICE BIRDS ARE PLENTIFUL.

Hundreds Were Slain in GIynn County
Yesterday.
Rice birds are plentiful this year,
and every day many people can be
seen peddling them on the streets.
Yesterday a negro came in from
one of the plantations with several
hundred of the little birds and he
found ready sale for them all. Par
ties. leave the city daily to spend a
day on the plantations ana find the
sport very enjoyable.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-11
PAYNE is MADE PRESIDENT.
Georgian Elected President of Ameri-
can Pharmaceutical Association In
Session at Philadelphia.

DR.. George F. Payne, of Atlanta, aud
well known in Brunswick, member
Of the state board of pharmaceutical
examiners, and one of the most promi-
nent druggists in Atlanta, was elected
president of the National narmaceu-
tical Association, which is holding its
golden jubilee In Philadelphia.
DR.. Payne has been conspcuously
identified with the association for
years and is considered one Of
the most valuable members. His cleo
ton will be learned of with pleasure
by his many friends in the city and
throughout the state. DR.. Payne's
election was by a large majority.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-11
of to School.

Many Brunswick young men vii
leave during the next few days to en-
ter colleges in different places. The
pupils pave al been home and spent
pleasant vacation and are ready
to return to their studies.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-11
WILL BEGIN NEXT MONDAY.

Stores viii Then Keep Open Until
Seven O'Clock.
Beginning next Monday all the
stores which nave been closing at 6
O'clock during the summer months,
viii begin to keep open until 7, the
time expiring on that date.
The new idea Of closing at six has
worked very successfully and 1t Will
now probably be adopted every sum
mer nearly every merchant in tne
city entered tne agreement
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-11
McKINLEY's DEATH.
People of Georgia Asked to Remen-
ber the Anniversary.

People of Georgia Asked to Remen-
ber the Anniversary.
Atlanta, Sept. 10.-Goyernor Cand-
Ter has received the following ;ele.
gram advising the holding of memorial
Services in remembrance Of President
Mckinley. Next Sunday is the first
anniversary OF the death of the presl-
dent and it is deemed appropriate that
this service be neld in all our churches
regardless Of denomination, in recog-
milton OF the Christian character ami
high personal worth of the martyred
PRESIDENT
Cincinnati. O., Sept. 8
Hon. A. D. Gambler, Atlanta, Ga.
Sunday, September 14th, will be
the first anniversary of the death OF
President Mckinley. 1t is proposed
to nave all the churches of all demo
limitations throughout the country
hold memorial services at their regu-
lar hour Of worship Sunday morning
in remembrance Of the late president.
VIII you call the attention of the peo-
pie of your state to the fact that a
National Memorial day has been de-
cided on and request the yariogs
churches to hold appropriate memor-
ial services next Sunday? Please
wire brief statement at our expense #
you will act in this national move
ment. Editor Cincinnati Times Star
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-11
Great Uneaslness.

A dispatch was received today from
the minister of war at Bogota saying
large reinforcement had left Ronda,
on the Magdalena river, for the 18TH
mus. and 5000 more men are expected
10 come in this week.
General Herrera isA expected TO
change his field Of opdA Ations to the
isthmus and ne will pr& &ably locate
mis- camp somewhere on pc railroad
line between Panama and\Colon. 1t
is believed that big battle will take
place somewhere between these @
ports.
The conservatives of Panama are
very much disappointed at the delay
in the departure from Seattle, Wash,
of the new Columbian war vessel, the
Bogota, recently purchased.
Members Of the liberal or insurgent
party are being imprisoned in all the
important towns of Colombia
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-11
LOOKING FOR HIS WIFE.
Negro From Near Macon Thinks His
"Retter-HaIf" is Here.


Dan Gross. a negro who lives neal
Macon came to Brunswick yesterday
in search Of his wife, VINO he Gays
stole $500 from his trunk and also car
ried off his four chloaren. He says he
~--ougnt his wife may be here, as She
has relatives in the city.
Gross is a prosperous colored far
mer who owns a farm, cows and sey-
eraI head of stock. When asked how
he happened to have 50 much money
in his trunk he said tnat he had made
it farming and hauling wood to Macon
The wife, Mary Ann, and the children
have not been heard from since their
departure from his home.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-11
NEXT SUNDAYS NEWS.
Copy For Advertising must Be in the
Office Friday.

Next Sundays News will be an ex
cellent paper and the merchant who
wants fall trade should buy adyertis
ing space. Please remember that the
large distribution continues and here
is chance to get your advertisement
before thousands of people at no ex
ira cost.
All advertisements must reach this
office Friday.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-11
JEWISH NEW YEAR.
1t Begins October at O'Clock in
the evening.


The Jewish New Year bsgns Octo-
Der 2, at o'clock p. m. The ortao-
dox Jews observing both the 2nd and
3rd day of the month. This new year
will be known as 5663 Ancient Time.
Saturday, October II, is the feast Of
Yom Kippur, or the day Of atonemenI.
On these days the Jews viii celebrate
and all of the Jewish business houses
in the city will be closel
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-11
DENIED NEW DREso. SHE DIED.
Wife Couldn't Live Without the Robe
She Desired.

M nneapolis, Mimi, September 10.
Because her husband failed to give
her $25 for a new dress Mrs Louis
Dahlstrom, of PIT Twelfth avenue,
swallowed a quantity of carbolic acid
last evening. Physicians were called,
but their efforts were unavaiing and
in three ours She was aead.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-11
WINS A SUIT FOR MILLIONS.
Judqment for $4, ,9s4, 500 Is Entered ror
Brown.

Brown.
New York, September 10.-A judg-
ment for S4,9S4,000 in favor Of Charles
r. Drown was entered today in an
action brought by hIm in the su-
,preme court against the Memphis, I'll
paso and Pacific Railroad Company
Brown claimed to be the owner OF
.G67 bonds of the defendant com
pany. vaued at $1,000 each, which
we're issued in 1867 The bonds when
they reached maturity were not paid
and Brown sued to recover their value
w.,h tie, costs Of the suit. and the
interest which haa accumulated on
the bonds.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-11
ARGuA DuLcE HAS SURRENDER
ED AFTER A LONG AND
BITTER SIEGE.
GENERAL BARH YIELDED
But it Was only After His Cause Was
Hopeless-Great Uneasiness on
the Isthmus Owing to the
Victory.

n Panama. September 1O.-The sur
4 render to the Colombian insurgents
sA1f the government General Morales
: Berti and the troops Of his command
at Aqua Duice. was generally believ-
ed TO have taken place. has now been
- & g .ss;ss3s cd z This aeas reached Panama
prisoners of tne insurgents. who were
liberatea yesterday at San Carlos as
result OF the landing there of an
,exnedition from the government feet
gnboats.
Tass3erti. who has been besieg
~ Aqua Dulee by the insurgents
e July 3, only surrendered when
cause was hopeless. In the act OF
nder the insurgent general, Ben
Herrera declares he recognizes
bnegation of General Berti ana
hen, whom he succeeded in do
ting because Of the superiority
lis forces and the quantity of
@nitions OF war at ais disposal,
Berti Retains Sword.
He promises to hold inviolate tue
lives and aonor OF his prisoners and
ne allows General Berti to retain his
sword in recognition of his heroic
defense of Aqua Dulce. The surren-
dered generals and officers have been
paroled at Penonome and Santiago
de Veraguac. lhe act of surrender
also sets forth that in consideration
OF General Herreras respect for the
bravery of the men who withstood his
siege, they will not be compelled per-
sonally to surrender their arms
In the last article OF the act OF
surrender General Beru makes 1t
known that ae only capitulated to the
enemy when compelled to do so by
absolute lack Of food OF any kind for
bis men, ana the conviction that the
government could not send him timely
help.
It is DeAeved In government circles
.that the surrender Of General Beru
"a, Aqua Dulce simphfes the situation
lor General salazar. governor of Pana-
ma. who can new devote the forces
of his command to the defense of
Panama and Colon.
That the national government mas
confidence in General Salazar is pro
we'd by the fact rnat his appointment
as supreme commander of all the
government forces on the isthmus has
been received by telegraph from BOP
gotta
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-14
Pastor Is
HOnOred


The Ladies Auxiliary d the Uni
tartan church rendered its pastor, Rev.
". O. EIiof. q sumptuous banquet in
Claiming Hall last night The Occa,
sion marked The 5sth birthday ami
yenary % Mr. Eliot and vas given
~ an outward expression ~ the love
and esteem .n which the pastor IL held
IN the nearrz u biz congregation
The tables we're handsomely deco
rated With beauiifaI fOEers and a.
eaeh cover fayors IN the shape n q
boutouisre q sweet peas. was placed
~ Z O'clock fully 10 members and
friends took their places a. the grOan-
Ing tables u g0od things. and DID
ample Justice n the feast spread out
A. lts close Nr o. Steiner a. toast.
master. called 90 Governor Geer Tor
an address. which was responded %
with appropriate and fitting remarks
Rev Powell. a recent convert from
the Christian church. then spoke
briefly. and was followed By Prof
Ackerman and Hon. , y Brown.
The hOn0red guest u the evening
then arose and received an ovation.
He expressed 10 touching language
bis appreciation u che feeling u good
VIII and fellowship thar characterized
an event like this and trusted that the
time would sOOn come when that fel
.OwshiD would b. responded 10 by
whatever denomination He urged the
needs ~ the society and Unitarian
ism in general. and eioquently plead
f1g The furtheFance n its cause for
the principles " truth and right
ahich must eventually sweep away all
Opposition of eccieslasticism and creed
enviroumeut
A. the clOse o. his remarks the as.
sembiy i0.ned in singing Nearer My
God ~ Thee a hymn composed by a
member % South Boston Unitarian
,hurch The remainder Of the even
INK was spent To- social chat and gen
eraI diversion.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-14
STATE
GAINS
POINT
Fzne's Dyisg Declarations
Are introduced
In MzTkley Murder Trial
"a Witnesses Present

T. II Po15zde. farmer. Gerrzis-
g. Bresemeier. merchant. sa,er1 No
z. g. slegr1unf. farmer. Mehs-z
7. p Pzttou. fsrmer. Msclesy.
Labzn Maaiding fsrmer. se0tts
Mus.
-. n. yanaervert stock buyer. sa
leu 10. &
J M WsrsOn. farmer. Turner
=. " Taylor. farmer. Nehzma.
q r. Chapman. gardner. Salem
". r. Burkhardt. broker. salem.
D. r. Junk. caDltaliss. salem
" e. Hubbard. farmer. salem.
The abgve twelve men viii pass up
on the guilt o. innocence q John p
Markiey. Who is on trial for the mur
der q his former business associate
John y. Pain. a. Chsmpoeg. % June
18th. last The requisite dozen Jurors
were not selected until the regular
panel had been exhausted. and q sDe
ciaI yenirs q - talesmen summ0ned
The defense Eas careful ia the exam
inatiOn of the candidates for jurors.
and the large number q exceptions
they have already saved goes % Show
that the case viii De a long. hard
fought legal battle that vill probably
not finally be disDosed Of until the So
Dreme court has passed on H.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-14
Second
Hand <TESxswEjSTTTvE9 TSs EjSTTE .
Wheels

rtill hare some veTy good snaps 10
secondhand wheels for use during the
winter months. when many people Do
nos Ike 70 use their good mounts.
There are four ladies wheels that are
particularly desirable ranging from
so 20 SIS. We wouid Be giad 70 show
these 70 anyone They are all ready
20 1de. The men's wheels range from
50 10 gfs. and any u them are worth
bali as much again a. We ASH for
them. for ne % not want ~ carry
thenn over We have sold quite a mum
Der of wheels of late, both new and
secOndhand. In fart. the season holds
Out remarkably we'll
We sell the best carbide IN bulk, two
pounds for &c. In cans. two pounds
for &c. A good line of bicycle lamps
aud sundriss of al sorts a. popular
prices. We never neglect the bicycle
department
This 10 sewing machine time. too. IN
many families We can DO you good u
you want a machine. cheap. medium
or good machines Our hne line oi
Rotary whites II the seller u The
season. Cheaper drop head machinea
as low "a tz5. Don't send East for q
machine. whatever you DO. You can
get better machines Of your local deal
er. for the same or less money. and
have the advantages ~ local protection
The best needles for All makes of ma
chimes &c a dozen. Why pay more
OF and parts for ali machines a. veil
Our oil II good OIL. warranted not u
gum. Nothing better than Nye's oi
Howard's OIL Those are the kinds ~
carry.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-14
Firs Al Klsmsthon.

Ashland. Or. Oct IA few min
utes past midnight hre broke out In
the large sawmill located close 20 the
railroad al Klamaihon. Cal. some 40
miles south % here Il 10 expected
that the loas will be heavy. No par.
tieulara can BE- secured. as the depot
IA IN danger. aud ths wires are down
temporarily. Much oi the town h said
10 be- burned. The rallruad men saved
several cars. which we're on a side
track. pulling them out of the reach
OF the flames by heroic effort The
northbound trains are late in conse'
quence.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-14
Fur Sale Tomorrow at
Dalrymple's.


John Newsoms Dead.
This prominent and highly respect.
I'd pioneer passed away Al his home
in South Salem Monday afternoon al
the age Of "a years lie was a native
~ Virginia and one ~ the immigra
tloh Of 1859. a surveyor By profes.
sion. In 1865 be- vas married 10 Miss
Olive Greenwood who survives him
This marriage was blessed with two
children. both ~ whom are living
namely Mrs Mary Buckner. Of Jen
ersOu. a daughter. and A. NewsOme
'of this city. a son Three brothers
and one sister also suryice him: Sam
Newaome. 0f Prneyille. " q. New
some oi Roseburg. and Robert New
some. 0f Frankfort Kentucky and
Mrs. MARY Greenwood. Of salem. a
sister
For a number Of years past he ha.
been an h0nored member OF sllyertol
lodge. A. .. 4 A. ~. No. 45. and IN,
funeral services will be conducted an
der the auspices Of this lodge. al ths
McCorkle cemetery on Howell Prai
rie. al n O'Clock on Wednesday morn
Ing where interment will be had.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-14

go-ss Lata- MzuisinE Wa RYAN az1
H o. VsEferTsrL
M. B-ase-e5er. sa1s- merchant uas
The ssro-d 51rOr accsD-s1 gohn c.
rzrs.- uzs excused - frcoupete-t He
uruls rg- aecspE circu1startial Ell
esnee. z o sieguu-6 q Nehz-a-
sac the tkird s1r0T 10 bs sccep;ed 7
r Pa-to- q Maciezy. uzs sceeptsd J.
III ReeTes- q Woodburn. vas pers-p-
toriIT chzEe1ged ~ the STATE. also J
.u PaTne. - saler. making tkir1
ehzuerEs for state. r. z BsughnA--
- Moait0r. vas opgos@d % capltal
punishment ard vas eKc1ssd ". ?.
gones. q Jerersoz. vas excused ss in.
competenI Wa Ryan. q ButteviIle
safs be had a settlsd opini01. and uas
ercuset n EardeTver1 vas acceptet
Regular Psnsi Exhausted
~ ths remaining s1mno1ed 5urD-z
On the rez1lzr Panel ". P. George. o.
saiem. J. v Watson. q Turner. and
2. " Tayior. q Mehaua. Watso1 arc
Taylor wers accepted- making a tosa
q elEht Jurors The regular panel -
coming eEhaused. Judgs Barnett d.
rected Sheriff Colbath 70 select from
the BODY q the eounty a special venirs
= twelve taxpayers. Court adjournet
1Btil : O'Clock in the evening
JUry is Completes.
Upon recOnvening in the evening
the twelve additional men eligible %.
l1ry service. that had been summ0lec
during the Afternoon. we're in attead
zrce. and the exsmination Of Jurors
vas resumed
The special venire consisted o. r
y. Spencer. c. J. Morley s s. Gimbls
g. y. Potter. D. P. Junk. C. II. chap
mar. J. A. W0ser. ". A Alderman. A
.. Taylor. W c. Hubbard. ". n
B1rkhzrdt and William Baichelor. The
first four q the dozen called % the
s1ry box vere s. s. Glmble. c. r.
Chapman. ". n. Burkhardt and J. A
N0s@r Of that number Chapman and
Burkhardt were accepted. the defense
making peremptory challenge against
C.mble and NOser. D. P. Junk and
~. e. Hubbard we're next called. and
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-14
PERSONALS.

Mrs. Thos. Kay is visiting at Rose
burg.
Mrs. Frank Ferrell was a Turner
visitor today,
Mrs. Frank Baker left this MORNING
for a visit at Eugene.
Harry Beauchamp is home from an
extended visit at Heppner.
VIM. Jones, OF Portland. who has
been visiting John Chase. OF this city
left this morning for jefferson.
Mrs. Howard Cary and family are
visiting her mother, Mrs. Poland. al
Salem. Mrs. Cary has been in pool
health OF late.-TillamOOk Headlight
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-14

Portland. Oct lt.--News Is received
hese TO the effect that II President
Keef OF the longshoremen. fails C
settle the strike OF IN eseattle long
shoremen. all the unions on the coast
will likely be called out, aud an ef
fort made 10 absolutely blockade the
shipping tlll brought 10 terms.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-14

Portland oct 1.-THE engineers
on the Columbia. o. Il 4 n San Fran
cisco lines have given 10 days notice
The boats are likely 20 tie up the line
viii probably be discontinued. The Of
1cials reticent.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-14
See the Fine Furs at
DalrympIe's.

Portland. Oct 1.-THE state con
vention OF the Knights Of Pythlas
opens today Hundreds OF delegates
from all over the state are attending
10 the organizing OF a temple D. o.
XXX.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-14

seattle. oct li.-lt President Keefe
fails 10 settle the strike here with the
Pacific Coast Company. all the union
longshoremen ON the coast will be
called out
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-14

An evening session was required
Monday 70 complete the jury. Court
adjourned until this morning. that the
case might be presented 20 the jury by
the respective counsel. and Che taking
of testimony begun
State Gains Point
In the Markley murder trial this
morning the state gained an important
point In securing the introduction as
testimony. Of the dying declarations
u Faln. who charged Markley with
the commission Of the murder This
discriminating ante.mortem statement
vas made by Fain In the presence OF
four Witnesses
An Important Link
Another point on which the state
will place some reliance as an i'm
pOrtant link In the chain OF circum-
stantial evidence against Markley. Is
the fact that about 10 o'clock on the
morning Of the murder the defend
ant. Markley. remarked 10 Deputy
Sheriff Goliath. az he handed his gun
% the officer. that he (Markley) did
not have In his stock any Of the am.
munltion that was In the body OF
Fain. The autopsy over Fsins body
vas not performed until O'Clock in
the afternoon. when the three mysteri
ous buckshots were found imbedded
In the body Of the dead man. The
state contends that this statement
could only have been made AZ the time
Il was uttered by a person commit
ting the crime. or one who knew the
details thereof
msrklsy 10 Composed.
While the most concerned person II
the court room. Markley. the accuse,
murderer IL undoubtedly the coolest
and most composed person In attend
ance. lie eyinces a keen interest n
every detail Of the proceeding. ant
this morning closely scrutinized anC
examined the several charts showing
the scene OF the shooting. Clean
shayen and neatly-drcssed. the ac
cused man possesses a marked degree
OF respectabllity. With hair tlnge,
with gray and a heavy moustache Z,
match, and a pleasant face. Mr.. Mark
ley Is quite a good looking man. n,
is al all times during the trial In th'
closest consultation with his counsel
Tie is being attended during the trla
by a brother from Iowa. who occu
pies seat In the main body OF th'
court room.
Hard Fought Case.
Al the MONDAY adjournment bu
seven OF the states fourteen witness
es had been examined. The defens,
has ten witnesses Tn case canno
be finished before late tonight OF
Wednesday.
Jurors Examined.
The examination Of jurors contin
ued Monday afternoon. A. r. Mofitt
who has talked with witnesses IN ths
case. was excused, because OF fxet
opinion. ID, B0werman was excused
because he would not accept OF cir
cumstantial evidence, y A. Virgins
was excused, being opposed 70 capital
punishment. David Steiner was also
excused because he was opposed 70
hanging w. n. Downing was excused
for having a fixed opinion. This ex-
hausted the list OF twelve jurors. OF
whom but one was accepted.
The following II additional Jurors
were called from the regular panel:
Al. BredemeieF John Girardin. +. G..
Siegmund, r. b. Patton. j. G. Reeves.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-14

New York, Oct l4.-The desk OF
Police Captain John Donahue. who
dropped dead a few days ago. was
opened this morning. One hundred
thousand dollars in cash and securities
We're found.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-14
Ex.seeretarv Falrohlld inIured.

New York, Oct. it,-Ex.Secretary
OF the treasury was knocked down by
a street car this morning. and serious.
ly, possibly fatally. injured.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-14
See the SealSkin Jackets at
DalrympIe'S.
sranaon & Ranan

Have on hand a full line Of choice
biscuits and crackers. made by the
National Biscuit Co. Send in your or
der and try them.