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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-11
WOMAN SLAIN IN THE STREET.
Mysterious Murder of Young Lady in
Detroit Last Niaht.

Detroit. Mich, April 1O.-Miss Car
RE M. Jennett, daughter of James
K. Jennett. cabinet maker. was bru-
tally murdered last night. Her mur-
derer has not been arrested. Miss
Jennett attended a meeting of Re-
bekah lodge in haIl not far from
where she was found.
The police believe that in Profess.
or James Miller. music teacher ar.
rested this morning, they have Miss
Jennett's murderer.
Blood was found on his cloto,ng
and when an explanation was asked
Miller tented. He was revived. bur
tainted again while being taken to a
cell. Miss Jennett was a pupil of
Miller'.s
Another mysterious murder occur.
red today, the victim being George
w. Haywood. bookkeeper and pay.
master OF the Malleable Iron Works
His body was found lying on the
sidewalk on Junction avenue, a shor,
distance from his home, on Ambers,
street. His head was badly pounded
and there was large cut over the
left eye. A man who boarded In
Haywood's house is now in the hands
of the police.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-11
MORE MONEY
FOR BRUNSWICK
SENATOR CLAY AND CONGRESS.
MAN BRANTLEY GET APPRo-
PRIATIoN INCREASED.
They Succeed in Getting $4,000
Added, Which Makes a Total
of $s5, 1000.

A special sent out from Washington
yesterday says:
The river and harbor appropriation
bill, which will probably be reported
| to the senate tomorrow, will carry an
increase for Georgia of $264 ,000 in
excess of the amount appropriated by
the house. The bill as whole, shows
an increase of approximately $4,000.
900 over the house BILL not one of
the appropriations made by the house
having been reduced.
Senator Clay, who is a member OF
the commerce committee, has been
working for about ten days with otn.
er members of the committee upor
the details of the bill. and Tue result
Of his labors is found in the increase
mentioned.
Many increases for Georgia.
At the instance of Representative
6rantley, Senator Clay secured sey.
eral amendments Of interest to the
eleventh district. The appropriation
For the Oconee is increased from Sis.
700 to 100000, for outer bar and In.
ner harbor at Brunswick, increase OF
S2b'OOO, making the total $165, 900. for
inside water route from Savannah to
Ternandina, to be expended on JekyI
creek AMI divisions (new ltem). SIS.
700. Provision is also made for a
survey and an estimate on the cost
of connecting Clubb and Plantation
creeks so as to provide an inside
water route from the Altamaha river
into the port of Brunswick.
Senator Clay, with the aid of the
Alsibama senator's, also secured =
very substantial increase in the an.
oropriation for the Coosa. Judge
Maddox has actively co-operated with
senator Clay in working for this In.
crease, which is $209, 900. This makes
the total appropriation for the Coosa
S2S4,OOO OF this amount $4,000 IL
cash and the rest is represented IN
continuing the contract.
Clay Says Bill viii Pass.
The appropriation for Colone,
Goodyear, of Brunswick, in payment
or work done under his former ar
rangement with the government is
'etained in the bill Including this
the total cash appropriations-tlia,
is, appropriations Immediately avail.
able for Georgia-foot up $555. 900
with new continuing contracts an.
thorizedG amounting to $1,124,O 900.
Senator Clay expressed cofidence
.nat the bill would pass the senate
as prepared by the committee ana
that 1t would become a law, despite
all the talk of opposition by the
friends OF the ship subsidy bin.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-11
BRUNSWICK DOCK DEAL
SENDS STOCK SKYWARD
TRIO OF WOMEN KILL THREE.
Occurred in Past Ten Days in Kinds
County, Miss.

Occurred in Past Ten Days in Kinds
County, Miss.
Jackson, Miss, april 10.-It has
been learned tnat wit'nin the past ten
days three men have been killed in
Kinds county, in this state. and the
most unusual feature is that each of
the three was put to death by ne
gro woman.
Two of these killings were for at
tempted criminal assaults The third
was an accidental arair.
The hrst of this trio or events oc-
Cured near Raymond. A negro man
named Crawford attempted to assault
u negress, Tommazine Campbell. He
paid for the deed with nls life.
The next death was that due to
accident. A 16-year-old negress, near
Raymond had gun in her hands
when the weapon exploded without
intention on her part. A man named
Henry Bracy was killed.
The last of these tragedies Is re-
ported from the Van Wrinkle district.
Joe Jones attempted a criminal as
sault upon negress. Mary race. She
resisted Jones vigorously and, secur-
ing iouble-barrel shot gun, fred at
aim, the discharge literally blowing
the head from he body.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-11
BLOODY RIOTS IN BRUSSELS
Police Shot Down and Beaten In the
Streets.

Brussels, April 10.-Repeated
charges by the police and mounted
gendarmes with sabres resulted in
the dispersal of the rioting mobs here
ealy this morning
During the rioting one policeman
was Shot through the body and face.
His comrades, having exhausted their
ammunition, fed, ank the wounded
man was overwhelmed, kicked, and
stoned Anothe1 policeman sought
refuge IN the attic of cafe. There
upon the Socialists sacked the es-
tablishment, exploded a lamp, which
set fire to the building, and com
pleted its rum. The flames forced
the rioters to retire.
Another mob proceeded to the
Northern railroad station, where it
collided with the police. Revolver
shots were exchanged anu the riot
ers seized poTceman, beat MIN un-
til he was unconscious, and left him
bleeding on the ground After many
rioters were wounded the mobs ule-
persed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-11
BRUTALITY OF TROOPS
EXPLAINED BY GARDNER
TO HOLD IMPORTANT MEETING
Library Association viii Elect officers
This Afternoon.

Library ASSocIatlon VIII EIect OTUCeTS
This Afternoon.
The annual meeting of the Bruins
Wick Library association will be held
at the Rifiemen armory this afternoon
at o'clock. Oficers and directors
will be elected for the ensuing year
and other important business will be
transacted. The board of directors
is composed of twelve active mem
hers of the association, six ladies anu
six gentlemen. Thu directors are
elected to serve three years, but 1t
S so arranged that the terms of four
members of the board. two ladies'
and two gentlemen, expire each year.
All active members of the associa-
ton and everyone interested in the
work of the Library are earnestly re-
quested to attend the meeting this af-
ternoon.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-11
TO CONSULT WITH AMERICANS.
Cecil Rhodes Executors to Ask our
Cooperation.

~ non Out
Cooperation.
New York. April 1O.-One of the
drst intentions of the Cecil Rhodes
executors is it. is reported, to invite
limited number of gentlemen, prob
ably about dozen, to cooperate with
them in drawing up a scneme for the
settlement of the primary conditions
which shall govern tne distribution
of the OXFORD scholarships In pursu-
ance oil the wishes of the testator
cables the London correspondent of
Ae Tribune. The executors will
leave no stone unturned in obtaining
the best advice, both from nome and
sources. which snall guide
them in administering the great fund
set apart for the scholarship scheme
of education. The ministers OF the
British colonies which are to benefit
under the will may be consulted In
the matter.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-11
Texas Prairie Fire,

Big Springs, Tex. April 1O.-A
prairie fire swept over Terry county
Wednesday and Wednesday night, de
stroying many thousand dollars worth
Of property. The ~re-swept area is
from 40 to so miles long and prob
ably half as wide. The grass is to-
tally destroyed, and many cattle were
either smothered and burned to death
or seriously injured. Every sprig OF
grass was destroyed on one pasture OF
10000 acres
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-11
Cuts Down Expenses.

San Francisco, April 10.-Orders
have been received from Washington
oy Superintendent Devol to place the
army transport service on a very
economical basis. AS a consequence
all unnecessary employees will be dis
charged. On all transports an order
mas been issued discharging the fifth
and sixth mates. Inc orders that
the ships must be operated with
regulation crews and fewer men will
be shared in the steward and deck
departments. Inc chief paint inspec-
tor and his assistants have been
stricken from the payroll.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-11
NaptaIn Of GaIatea M.ah.

Lonion, April 1O.-Captain Brad
ford, skipper Of the famous cutter
Galatea, which the Mayfiower defeat
ed for the Americas cup, in 1885,
fell dead on the deck of a vessel in
Dartmouth narbor yesterday.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-11
CANDIDATES ARE HUsTLINc
Politics Is Getting Extremely Warm
Now

AS the time for tSs democratic
primary gets nearer so do the can
didates move in more lively man.
ner. All of the contests are being
conducted on high plane and per-
sonalities play no part. All the pres
ent officers have snnounced except
Tax Collector Read, Clerk of the Su-
perior Court duBignoh Coroner Jen-
nlngs, and the county commissioners,
and it is not known whether or not
the present incumbets OF these offices
will be candidates for reelection or
not.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-11
SECRETARY WILSON WILL
REACH CITY TONIGl

Secretary of Agriculture Wilson
will arrive in the city tonight, from
Jacksonville, where he went yester-
day from the Charleston exposition.
He will speak there today. The sec
retary will be accompanied by Cap.
tain D. G. Purse, president OF the
Savannah board of trade, who is ac.
companying him on his tour. Botn
the gentlemen will attend the conven-
tion tomorrow, and will deliver ad
dresses.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-11
eoER LEADERS DISCUSS TERMS
Decision of the Conference at Klerks-
dorp Soon TO Be Made Known.

dorp Soon to Be Made Known.
Pretoria, April 10.-President
Steyn, Secretary of State Reitz, Act
ing President SchaIk-Burger, and
General Lucas Meyer commander
in-chief of the Orange Free State
forces, passed through Kroonstadt
Sunday on their way to Klerksdorp,
where General Botha arrived Apilr T..
1t is expected Generals DeWet and
Delarey will attend the conference
there.
It is understood the Boer leaders
are fully possessed of the British
peace terms and the conference as.
|sembling is to enable the leaders to
Thoroughly discuss them 1T is expect
ed the final decision Of the burghers
will shortly be made known.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-11
italy and Switzerland.

Berne, April 10.-Diplomatic rela.
tions between Switzerland and Italy
have been ruptured This action
arises from the refusal OF Switzer.
land to give satisfaction regarding
an article published in Geneva, in
sulting the memory of the murdered
King Humbert.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-11
Aided by Houston.

Houston, Tex, April 10.-At the
session of the State Lumbermens as
sociation a fund of $1,000 for drought
sufferers in Zapata county was col
ldeted.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-11
Newspaper Man Named.

Washington, April 1O-Robert J..
Wynne, Washington correspondent of
the New York Press, has been offer
I'd and has accepted the Office of first
assistant postmaster general. The
domination will probably be submit
ted to the senate Immediately after
7he presidents return from Charles.
ton.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-11
Express Train Kills rhrn.

Boston, April lO.-An express train
on the Boston and albany division
OF the New York Central railroad
ran into section gang at AIston
today. Three men were killed and
one injured.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-11

London, April lO-A dispatch from
Shanghai says allegations of cluelty
against. Catholic missionaries have
caused an anti-Ioreign outbreak at
Ming Pc, where statement was cir.
culated that some OF the mission
aries gouged out a boys eyes.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-11

From April 10, to 26th, inclusive,
the Southern railway will sell round
trip tickets to San Francisco and
Los Angeles, Cal, at SOAPS for the
round trip. Tickets good returning
until June 25. This will be rare
opportunity to visit the Pacific coast.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-11
LEcruRED TO THE KNIGHTS.
5oth Lodges Heard Elder Skipper
Last Night

Elder H. V. Skipper, formerly OF
his city, now of Live Oak, Fla. de-
ivered a lecture e the Second Ad-
vent church last night especially to
he Brunswick Knights OF Pythlas.
quite number OF the members of
lotn lodges We're present.
Elder Shippers talk was very ap-
,ropriate one, and attracted the at
-ention of the Knights. He is a
orcible talker and always serves to
greatly please his hearers.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-11
NEGRO GETS KNOCKOUT DOSE.
Drinks Whiskey Containing Morphine
Given Him by Stranger.

Given Him by Stranger
Waycross, Ca, April 1O.-Robert
Branch. a colored barber employed
IN ]. w. Newmans shop, was pois-
oned today and will probably die.
An unknown man, stopping at the
Southern hotel gave Branch 'haif
)int of wniskey in a bottle, nearly all
If which he drank Shortly after he
lapsed into unconsciousness, from
which he has not rallied.
DR.. R. p Izelar analyzed the re-
mainder OF the bottles contents and
ound it contained morphine.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-11
MISS STONE REALIZES NEW YORK
with santos-Dumont She Was a

Passenger on Steamship.
New York. April 10.-The steamer
Deutschland, among whose passen-
gers were Santos-Dumont, the aeron-
aut, and Miss Ellen Stone, the mis-
slonary, arrived this morning.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-11

The New York special correspond
ent of the Atlanta Constitution yes
terday telegraphed his paper tn" fol-
The Washington times., 1902-09-30
UNITED STATES AND SOUTH AMERICA

There certain portion of the press of Paris which
contribute the nations engaged
the United States
unhoy desire absorb the South American republics
those republics fellow
north of them swallow them hide
they do submit compacenty this deguton Europe
these French Journals this especially
Latin countries France Spain and Italy, being
guny the South American countries. their the
peraist and expansionist tendencies of the United States
All this perfectly DREADFUL if
intensely The energetic taken by this
certain obligations the mus of Panama. and the
pecy
of the groundwork
The United States will undoubtedly fulfill treaty obligations
viii protect individual interests may compelled
combination of the of the policeman
check South American disposition
which often embroments European nations
but harborng upon the independence
policy.
The people this country would
happy gift We than willing
ca and diplomatic relations with them; willing that they
profit by such intercourse glad if people
substantial benefits heom; bu. that ALL absorbing
any, if you please.
The Washington times., 1902-09-30
Of Labor Unions

mat the increasing power and infiu-
ence OF labor unions should be accom-
panied by growing appreciation OF the
responsibility which the possession of
such power entails seems logical and
natural development. The enormous
strides which have been taken by union
labor recently make 1t appear probable
that it's leaders will recognize soon the
expediency OF accepting full RESPONSE
bility as a necessary consequence of la
boris honorable status in the industrial
world. Carroll d. Wright. United States
Commissioner of Labor. in accounting
for the peremptory refusal of the an
thracite mine operators to come to n
settlement with their striking miners as
cribes their action to an alleged belief
that such settlement would lack bind
ing force. The operators. he says. argue
that Just as there were strikes in 1900
and 1902. when political pressure could
be expected to force settlement there
would be strike again In 1904. when
a Presidential election might lead to
political Intervention. However, the
lack of a means of binding the men to
their bargains gives the operators an
excuse for evading settlement. The
incorporation of union must have the
effect of making Its agreements bind
ing. But such incorporation would also
give II a stronger position and an addi-
tional argument with which to confute
the employer who presumed TO deny It's
right to demand the making OF an equi-
table bargain. Chicago News.
The Washington times., 1902-09-30

A fourth gentleman believed that
Monroe was the commander of a United
States warship. whose favorite motto
was, Shoot first and explain after
ward"
The statesman who gave his name to
the famous doctrine, which is equiva-
lent to Hands off. Europe," was James
Monroe. fifth President of the United
States.
In his message to Congress in 1923 hr
recognized the independence of the
Spanish American republics. and laid it
down that the American continents
were not in the future to be considered
as places for colonization by any Eu-
ropean powers, and that the United
States could not regard any inte-posi-
tion by European power. for the pur-
pose of depressing or controlling the
destinies of the Spanish American re-
publics. in any other light than a mani
festation of an unfriendly disposition
toward themselves.
The Washington times., 1902-09-30
Miss Ruth Hanna's Engagement.

The engagement of Miss Ruth Hanna.
youngest daughter of Senator and Mrs.
Hanna to Mr.. Joseph Medill McCor-
mick. son of Robert S. Mccormick. the
newly appointed ambassador to Russia.
was announced from Chicago yesterday.
Miss Hanna has just closed visit
to Col. and Mrs. Archibald Hopkins. OF
Massachusetts Avenue. at their summer
place in the Berkshres. prior ITO which
she enjoyed a riding tour through that
section of the country with her host
and hostess and party of additional
guests. %
Miss Hanna is stylish and exceed
ingly bright girl. and is thoroughly well
liked by the young people OF society of
the National Capital
The Washington times., 1902-09-30
THE TEACHER AND THE PARENT.

At this Of the the statement of school teacher pub
shed he Worlds Work. likely be of especial interest
that parents will always be of the work school
teacher and that the has ideas worth mentioning
cidren from the school teachers point
There sides the justice of this Applied
parents is all right, and applied to teachers all
wrong The who takes the time strength of the
explaining should be
who ondoes with Johnny time punished
has hard lesson learn ought to be properly suppressed 1t
Johnny the himself his
sons good will be done by encouraging him think otherwise
On the other hand Johnny being ordinarily bright boy
years school ability
read, do with reasonable for the
parent suppose that something the teachers
methods.
The fashioned parents of could
specs be improved Fifty child school to
behave himself and mind IT, after he had done this he aed
with of knowledge the parent concluded
that the teacher good teacher and him other
school, In Short the best handle this school question to let the
the results justify the method 1t
enable expect that child will have individual attention his
her needs when there fifty pupils The teacher must adopt
the methods by which the average child will learn
The Washington times., 1902-09-30
THE TERCENTENARY CELEBRATION
OF JAMESTOWN SETTLEMENT


civil war, which ravolutionized the navies of the
world, and the modern batteship, cruiser and torpe-
do boat.
Another advantage to be derived from this naval
rendezvous will be to impress upon our Government
the Importance OF increasing the number of our bat
eshps and fast cruisers 1t is also probable that the
fight between the Monitor and the Merrimac will be
reproduced exactly at the place where it occurred
This would be feature of the celebration that thou
sands would come miles to see. jamestown is to be
rebuilt to look just it did in the days of the first
settlement.
The celebration will be of such character as to
make it national instead of local. When Congress
meets next December l shall introduce a bill to APP
proprate $50OO,0OO to help the celebration, Just as
Congress did for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition
All the States, satisfied, will make liberal appro-
priations i'll order that they may be properly repre-
sented.
The Washington times., 1902-09-30
ONE VIEW OF THE AMERICAN WIFE.

her from taking him quite seriously.
Perhaps he viii run ub there for day
or two: and when he does come she Is
very nice to him. apart from scolding
him little for getting 30 hideously
thin and sallow. But he Is not par
ticularly comfortable there. He follows
her meekly into the dining room three
has to go back to whatever 1t is that
he does in town. Just what It is she
doesn't know. The household bills are
paid: the checks come to her regularly.
She does the things she likes to do.
and sometimes dimly recognizes the fact
that 1t is pleasant to have somebody
to see that her various projects and ar
rangements all come out SO nicely. Her
husband is really quite what husband
ought to be. He does his duty per-
fectly, and she has very accurate no.
tion OF what that duty Is. To provide
whatever she requires, to fetch and
carry at her bidding. to leave her abso-
lutely free from care, responsibility, or
worry-such Is the whole duty Of the
American husband.
And then. she is so very sure of
him. 1t never enters her head that he
has anything to wish for. that he can
possibly be conscious of void some
where In life. or experience even tn,
faintest stirring of dissatisfaction; that
he could ever imagine anything different
from what he has; that he might ever
dream OF an existence where he should
be something better than the household
banker, glorifled butler. superior
maitre d'hotel. She is absolutely satis-
fed with herself and absolutely sure VI
him. She does not want another kind
OF husband. so why should he desire a
different sort of wife?-Harry Thurston
Peck. in Ainslee's.
The Washington times., 1902-09-30

The three hundredth anniversary of the settlement
of jamestown, Va, by the English-speaking people
will be celebrated in 1907 in most beftting manner
and it will be a celebration of worldwide interest
There is as much interest attached to the jamestown
tercentenary as there to the signing of the Decara
ton of Independence.
No other event appeals so strongly to the English
speaking people as the jamestown settlement, and it
is meet and proper that the anniversary in 1907
should be celebrated by an exposition that will show
the progress made by the New World in 800 years
All expositions heretofore held have been nand but
the proposed jamestown celebration will be the point
at which the navies of the world can participate 1t
is intended to have for special feature the warshps
of all nations to rendezvous at Hampton Roads, This
will prove most interesting event. 1t will show the
great improvement and advancement made by the
United States in the building of warshps. for there
will be the wooden man-of-war, the monitor of the
The Washington times., 1902-09-30
Personal Notes About Washington People.

private shaw has returned
G.. LLOYD Europe esterday
to
the
A
Cincinnati
Lorenzo
ropolian visit to the