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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-18

and was entering the billiard room he
card the shot and turned back ana
aw Roy sitting there, but Mr.. Haynes
vas not there. Witness then walked
lyer to where Haynes was sitting IN the
chair and heard him say he guessed ne
vas done for and that 1t was all his
fault. He said Haynes repeated the re-
mark four or five times.
C. II, La Belle an architect, ex-
planned a map Of Col, Kaighn's resi-
dence. He said he made test OF the
acoustic properties Of the house and
found that a conversation In the par
lor below could be heard upstairs In
the hall II was brought out on cross
examination that no test was made to
see whether or not the conversation
could be heard In Roy Kaighn's room on
the second floor.
Ed Davies, patrolman, was then
called. Dist Atty. Eichnor objected to
Mr. Davies testifying because he was
present in court yesterday when the
defense made its opening statement
and when testimony was introduced and
was not excluded The objection was
overruled Ky the court.
rhe witness had visited Roy Kaighn
at the city jail about an hour after the
shooting and defendant looked as II
under the influence OF both whiskey
and drug. He said that Roy had o
book Of pictures of criminals and sail
TO witness, "If you want to learn to be
a detective here is a book ] am reading
that tells all about II. | think | VIII
learn to be a detective Witness said
he didn't think defendant was OF sound
mind AT the time he saw him,
On cross-examination he said that hr
had never seen person an hour or
hour and half after he had commit
ted the crime OF homicide and could not
judge whether defendant was laboring
urder the excitement Of the crime or
was under the influence Of liquor or a
drug.
officer Sperry stated that he saw de-
PENDANT at the police station Just after
his arerst and he appeared TO be under
the influence Of liquor and drug. HE
didn't act exactly like drunken man."
he said, 'he didn't stagger but II SEEM
ed that his mind was affected and not
his limbs. smelled OF the contents
Of the bottle taken from him and II
smelled like alcohol and some drug"
Before the discrimination was
commenced the court took a recess un-
III o'clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-18

~ NY Recorder Nystrom was the next
s,4a called. He stated that he was
NJ. ss hnutstord hotel at about 20 min
~ ~, Lasl ] o'clock on the day of the
,pa b. y ana passed by Mr.. Haynes and
.s ~. aslghn, who were sitting on the
''Ne talking. Just after ne passed
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-15
FUNERAL THIS MORNING

All That is Mortal Of Mrs J. p
Abrams TO he Laid to Rest
The funeral AZ MRS a Abrams
whose yery sad death was cbronfcled
IN fhee Columns Yesterday win oc-
cur from toe residence Of .r and
Mrs A BofIbardt at nine O'Clock this
mornfng. conducted IN Rev l. r.
Mendes. Of Savannah
Few deaths In tae history OF this
cjtv have orcasiono3 ae much Genuine
sorrow as mas this one ana throughout
Yesterday many floral t4lnfos wo,c
received al the home all expressive
OF the love and esteem in which the
deceased was held by nor countless
friends in the ctty.
Amonq. tho ahssnt ,aoy.f,e,e of tao
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-15
CONTRACT
AWARDED
BOWEN G THOMAS WILL BUILD
THE HANDSOME CATHOLIC
CONVENT.

The building committee OF the
Catholic convent held a meeting yes
terlay morning aud disposed OF anal
business in connection with beginning
WORK on the convent
Tne contract for the building was
awaru>~ to Messrs Bowen & Thomas,
the newly formed firm OF contract
ors.
This practically means that work
on the handsome structure viii be-
gin in the near future as all plans
for the building have already been
perfected,
The convent is to be very pretty
buading; will cost about $20.G00, and
will add greatly to the appearance of
the vicinity in which it is to be
erected.
The Catholic school in~this city las
grown phenomenally since it was
opened some five years ago, and it
was soon seen that convent was
badly needed ana number OF enor.
gee workers Of the Catholic church
at once began work on the plan, and
nearly a sufficient sum Of money has
been raised for the building
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-15
SAGE NOW
FOR LABOR
HE SURPRISES WALL STREET BY
HIS ARDENT EFFORTS FOR
UNION LABOR.

New York August Russell Sage
since his elgnty-sixtn Dirthuay. has
changes his views Of life and has to
the great astonishment of his many
friends on Wall street and the New
York financial world. been found at
last on the side ot labor The settle.
men of dImcuIties between the engin-
GERS Of the Manhattan Eleyale, rail
road and the owners, was largely due
to the influence of Russell Sage. who
ment OF difficulties ween The angin-
GERS and hremen against the directors
of the road, of wnicn he is a large
stockholder.
On Tuesday afternoon there was "A
conference between the engineers and
the railroad officials Previous to this
meeting the directors had determined
upon their answer to the men who had
Threatened to strike unless their de-
mands were granted.
George Gould. who is leayily inter
ested in the Manhattan as well as be
ing its president sided with Sage
that the engineers should be granted
their contentious tor a nine hour work
day.
1t was said by some who We're pres
ent at the meeting that Sage old as
ne is lought inch by inch the cause
of the engineers, ana finally worked
the others over If not to AIS way of
thinking at least to his desires in
the matter
When the directors of the Manbat
tan roau lad decideu 10 concede the
engineers and dremen the ground
tabey asked for, Russell Sage reached
for ais nat and walked out of tAe room
saying they were giving the laboring
man mis- due and they deserved it.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-15
OUR BOATS
ARE SEIZED
VENEZUELA GOVERNMENT HAS
TAKEN TMO STEAMERS
LATELY

Washington August 14-The navy
department today received a cable
from Commander Rogers, Of the gun
boat Marietta. in whica ne stated
that Venezuela had recently seized
three American steamships belonging
to the Orinoca line
1t was further stated that the
steamships were converted into boats
for the use of the government Com
mander Rogers, in the cable adds
Foreign subjects are greatly alarm
ed at the situation. The revolution.
lists control Agastna city"
It was announced at the department
tonight that the government would
take immediate steps in the matter.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-15
LYf FOR DANDRUFF CURE
A Hazelton, Penn, Man Has a New
Kind Of Remedy for the Cure
of Dandruff.

Hazelton Pa August Patrick
Sweeney of this city, concluded to
economize during the strike, and in
order to save is cents which would
have gone to barber, he cut his
nair ciose to the scalp with a pair of
patent scissors. Tnen he decided to
save a shampoo, as he had been
troubled with dandruff He made a
strong solution OF chloride of lye and
water and doused his shaved head
into the welIflled basin OF lye charg-
ed with water, vigorously rubbing the
liquid into mis- scalp with botn hands
A moment later his dismal cries
arose to heaven The lye acted with
the alachrity OF vitriol, ana Sweeney's
polished pate began to smart with
pain. The agonized man made a bee
line for the nearest hydrant AMI for
half an nour he sought relief by let
ting the cooling waters gush forth
over his dead When this proved in
effective he procured a handful OF
butter and rubbed it over his scalp.
Sweeney was almost crazed with tor
ture His head bears evidence of his
experience, as mis- scalp is covered
with blisters.
Sweeney now recommends lye-wa-
ter as an effective cure for dandruG,
being somewhat less painful tnan Bob
Burdett's famous remedy for the same
complaint namely, to cut of the
head
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-15
TERRIBLE
ACCIDENT
CHAS. FAIR AND HIS WIFE KILLED
IN AN AUTOMOBILE
ACCIDENT. y

Paris August 14.--Charles Fair the
and his wife, We're killed
today near Trouyiue in an automo-
bile accident
Fair ana mis- wife we're out for an
automobile ride The machine was
running through the country at a rate
OF as miles an hour Some small part
OF the vehicle got out of order and it
was impossible to control the flying
automobile and with terrific force it
struck a tree throwing the occupants
some twenty-five or thirty feet from
the spot
The chaneur was not killed in the
accident and was only slightly iniur-
ed, but is now abson.ely insane as
result Of the accident
The vas~ Fortune OF Fair will now
20 to his two sisters. wac are Mrs
Herman oeIriehs and Mrs. w. K. Van
derbilt
The news of the accident spread
around the nearby country like wild
fire and hundreds soon gathered
around the scene of the accident The
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-15
TO REPORT SOON.
Brunswick Railroad Property Delay
ing Comptroller General.

Brunswick Railroad Property Delay
ing Comptroller General
The following is from the Atlanta
Constitution of yesterday.
Only three railroad arbfrations are
to be heards from now, after whicn
Comptroller General Wright will be
able to make a fun statement of the
railroad tax returns of the state The
arbiuators of the Georgia Soutaeu
and Florida tax returns have finished
taeir work and viii report today. The
arhitrators Of the Souraern railway
returns win meet tomorrow TO finish
up their work, and the arbtrators of
the Plant system property In Bruins.
wick viii probably also be heard this
week The nine other counties which
are yet to send their tax dieests win
probably be heard from this week and
it is believed everything Will be in
shape for the state tax commission
to take the matter in hand and fix the
d tax rate on Monday or TUESDAY.
The tax rate viii be slightly lower
than last year, as has already been
stated.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-15
MINERS AND DEPUTIES FIGHT
IN a Furious Battle at Scranton, Pa.
Yesterday, Many Were
injured.


Scranton Pa. August H. ln a fu.
rions battle between miners and spe-
cial eputy sneriffs at tne Duryca
mines here today many combatants
on oot sides were painfuny hurt,
some OF the injuries being mortal
ones Drunken miners attacked the
mines, ami when a resistance was
made by the officers. a fierce fight
followed
Ten miners and two deputies nave
been taken 70 the hospital as a result
q Injuries received in the .racas.
Soldiers and special policemen
fnaIiy succeeded in restoring quiet
aad are now in CHARGE Of the situa-
tion.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-15
NEWS OF THE SHIPS.
Small Marine Items OF the Boings Of
z DaU

Small Marine Items OF the boings Of
Day.
The following is the movement of
the vessels at the port Of BrunswicN
yesterday:
schooaer James Pierce.
Boston; schooner Viola Repparl Viii
Iiams, Boston; schooner Charles s.
Hirscn Brown New York
Sailed Josephine Elliott. Watts.
Fall River steamer Conan. Wood
ward New York
learcd-Norwegian bark Doom.
Rotterdam; schooner !no. Il. Penro5e.
Philadelphia
The owners of the many oyster
boats are preparing them for the sea
son, which begins next month
Among the Brunswick paeenge.s
who sailed on the Mallory steamer
yesterday for New York were the
following w E. Kay and two sons;
Mrs. D. Wyatt Aiken and daughter
N Emanuel, C. Simpson and wife.
The Rio Grande will leave for New
York; today at $50 Among the
Brunswick passengers VIII be Mrs.
Duncan Wright and son MIS- e A.
Silyera. ] L. Mitc4ell and wife and
r. H. Perry
1t is understood tnat three Mallory
snips will be in port next week
The sloop Howard f is in port
from Fernandina, taking on cargo
Of tufpentine.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-15
BETWEEN LIFE AND DEATH
Yardmaster Murray, of the g. g.. g.,
Expected to Die From His
Injuries.

Yardmaster K b. Murray, of the b.
& B. who was SO seriously injured
Wednesday while experimenting the
unloading Or a car of cross ties near
McCulloch's wharf. was reported no
better yesterday ana It is generally
thought tnat the unfortunate man viii
hardly recover from his injuries.
Dr.. G. w. Blanton, cnier surgeon
of the b & b was with Mr.. Murray
most Of tne Gay, and did everything
possible for his relief of the severe
pain he was suffering. Or Blarton
was seen by News representative
last night and when asked as to
Mr.. Murray's conuItion4 ne said the
man was lingering between life and
death, although he thought slightly
improved He said that It would prob
ably be rorty-eight hours before the
mans condition would be known by
that time he stated it would be
known wnether or not he would rccoy-
er
Mr Murray received several bad
gaahes by the crossties falling on MIN
his mead being badiy crushed An
operation has not yet been performed.
The officials Of tho 3 &. p are DO
ing everything In lneir power for the
injured man.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-15
WATER FAMINE is FEARED.
Greensboro, ~. c., Has Very Limited
Supply.

Greensboro, N c., August IA
That Greensboro is on the verge Of a
water famine was tae startling infor-
nation which the chairman Of the
light ana water commission gave the
public through the afternoon papers
mere today. The citys entire supply
is sue an amount as may now in a
slow stream six inches deep in two
foot pipe. Consumers have been for
bidden to use water except in cases
where 1t is absolutely needed. The
use Of water for sprinkllng lawns has
been forbidden and the southern
railway is allowed to water here only
the engines OF its aast trains.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-15
COUNCIL
MEETING
SoLoNs HELD A VERY IN.
TEREsTiNc SESSION
LAST NIGHT.

city council held a lengthy ses-
last Right and disposed of a great
of business. pralcipally routine
" The adjournment was at such a late
nour that the clerk was unable to
furnish the oaiciai minutes in time for
publication tnis morning. They viii
appear in fun tomorrow morning.
Some Of the business transacted
was the refusal to grant an extension
Of time asked for by the electric rail
way people. Whose limit expired on
August 10. in which to commence act.
i've construction under the franchise.
Bulding permits we're granted to
S. Marks. ] J Wilson. W. J. Way.
ST. Athanasius churcn, j. 7, Lam
bright and J NJ Bloodworth.
The purchase Of "A. V. Wood sew
er on Gloucester street was decided
on and petition for an additional
sewer ON Wolf street was filed and
referred to the sanitation and finance
committees
The special committee Oh petition
of T. E Breisenick for extension of
his lease on foot of Dartmouth street
reported fayorably. but action was
deferred on the report until next
meeung Of council
A number Of cases wore reported
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-15
GEORGIA MAYORS TO MEET


The following interesting call for
= convention of tho Georeia mavors
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'eroay
'Fo the mayors OF Georgia Towns
and Cities: It is the custom of most
of onr states 10 bold animal oonyen-
.
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slder me various important questions
that effect the interests of all our
towns and cities.
hat cooreia NAV M Io,gor he with.
o"' '"' ''i''0' '"'' ~ ! '''o'-''
nave at 'he request OF a large number
Of mayors Of various cities Of the
state. decided 70 call such conven-
tior 70 asso,,,Io in tba cifo Of Atlanta
,oo
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D'' a. '''0 '''S ii.''' '''' 9'' ~ pc
'i'''le"' | - s3''i'~o ''o''-
nat an may pe ADVISED OF the
diliefeht supJecI5 OF olscuSsioh'
name them beio" that papers pc pre-
pared by the various mayors for Che
consideration OF the convention.
Dement'S of Manlclpal ownership
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-15
DEATH OF A CHILD
Little George Fleming Passed Away
Yesterday.

Little George Fleming Passed Away
Yesterday
George. the little son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. P W Fleming. died yesterday
morning. after two weeks Illness, with
a complication of diseases During
his illness all that the best medical
skill and devoted nursing could per
form Tor the little sufferer was done
but the frail body and delicate consH-
tuition we're unable to withstand the
progress Of the malady, and at length
the little one found rest in the sleep
that knows no earthly waxing.
George was a very bright, winsome lit.
Tie fellow and during his short five
years Of life ne had won warm spot
in the hearts Of his relatives ard
friends and was the Joy of his pa
rents. In the aching void his death
has left- -his memory alone must live
and He who gave and hath taken
away will comfort those who grieye
for the loyel little one whose place
is vacant. Tue Dereaved family have
rae sympathy Of large circle Of
friends The funeral Aw.A occur
this morning from the residence at
nine o'clock, Rev Rede Officiating
LIE following gentlemen win act
as pallbearers: Drs Hugh Burford,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-15
OFFERED TO END STRUGGLE.
Uribe-Uribe Agrees on Conditions to
Lay Down Arms.

Panama. Columbia August 14.-lt
is reported nere rnat before General
Uribe-Uribe, chief of the columbia
revolutionists, left the island OF Cura,
Goa he had an interview with Copn
sci Becerra and said that If the gov
ernment was willing to treat with
him directly he would lay down arms.
He said he wanted only amnesty for
all liberals and the fulIfllment Of
promised reforms.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-15
an Excursion oniaht.

Tae Library Association excursion
to st. Simon tonight promises to be
a sic4- success There VIII oe music
and dancing at the islano, and the
big Hessie will leave at 8 and return
at 12. This excursion was to have oc-
caued next weel but it was decided
to give il tonight as tae Riflemen have
postponed lheirs until then
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-15
FELL FROM FIFTH STORY.
Painter Slightly Brunsed but Other.
wise Uniniured.

Greensboro, n. c. August H.
John Roberts. Richmond painter
fell from the h-.a story of the Amer
lean Cigar Company building mere to-
day and was not even made uneou-
scious- No bones were broken, and
ne is expected to be out in a day or
two. Physicians say it is remarka-
bic that he was not Killed outright.
There is a possibility that there are
internal injuries, but it is considered
by tae physicians as very remote.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-15
GOVERNOR GAGE ARRESTED.
To Charge of Libel California Execu
tive Must Answer.

los Angeles Cal August 1i-Goy
einor Henry n Gage was arrested
today by a detective of San Francis
co, Who served on him warrant
charging him wito criminal libel the
warrant having been sworn out by
the proprietor Of the San Francisco
Cal The governor was Immediately
released on a writ of habeas corpus.
The arrast follows charges made By
the Call that Governor Gage had Ship
pod TO his rancne furniture made by
convict labor at one of the state pris-
ons which is in charge Of a close per
sonal friend Of me governor.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-15

The rafle or the handsome rug on
waich Charlie Ozier has been solicit
ing chances, viii occur at the bar Of
Ben McLendon, in the Winsnfp build
ing at 300 O'Clock this evening All
OF those who have chances on the
same are requested to be present.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-15
TIMBER THIEF CAPTURED.
Placed in Jail Yesterday by officer
Lamb.


Lamb.
Oh Luther Lamb yesterday ar
rested and placed in jail Richard
CaDers. alias Richard Wilson.
1t seems that Capers has been steal
ing timber from the various lumber
dealers for some time re would go
to the wharf at night and deliberate
ly unite the timber and drltt it away
with the tide
Ohlcer Lamb nas been after him
for some time. and succeeded in land
ing him Yesterday. There are several
others implicated in this kind Of work
and more Of them are liable to be
captured in the next few days.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-15
LIVINGSTON MINIS.

This session viii take up the many
complex questions Of municipal inter
est, and promises to be largely at
tended.
Mayor Emanuel will be present.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05
THE D4CHsHUND or THE HEARTH.

From The Chicago Tribune
"Lobelia" said Mr. McSwat, looking with crush
ing sarcasm at the aud shiny brass andirons
in the fireplace. do you 10 tell that's
your taste i'll firedogs?'
Il thought they would suit you. Bger." faltered
Mrs. McSwat- They the incest l could find. -
Thought they would suit me. did you? Thought
hadn't any idea of symmetry and beauty, did
you? Any old kind of trap that viii hold up a
stick of wood is good enough for me. is il? My
taste isn't worth consulting when you want to add
to the permanent art treasures OF this apartment
the preacher years ago that you would love, honor
nj cherish me. in sickness and in health'-
"BilSer McSwat, you're talking nonsense, and
you know it. What's the matter with those'-
And when l promised that l would love, honor
and cherish you. LObelia Grub, do you suppose
could have anticipated a time when you would
defile the sacred hearthstOne OF home with a
pair OF hdeous. misshapen. crippled, deformed Un-
slightly. disdgured monstrosities such as those
While you about it, sir, do you suppose l
could ever have anticipated a time when the man
who was to me the embodiment Of all that is
noble, kind, gracious. manly. sane. gentle and
loving would degenerate into fretGul sarcastic,
snarng. dsaerecable. opinionated. tyrannical. un-
loving. churlish. morbid and fault finding old crank?
Now sir. what is the matter with those audirons
Cant you see. my dear said BiIiger feebly,
they re bowleggedr'
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05

il She did not even notice how suddenly the clerk
turned away nor how red he got behind his ears
as he sought the back of the store. There was
whispered consultation back there between the
clerk and the proprietor. who asked in Sherlock
Holmes tones: is she pretty well dressed: "e44
give her ten straight mild Havanas'
The clerk did so. Mrs Page received her cigars
and went on to market to buy her dinner
That night as she had expected. her absent
minded better half forgot bring home any cigars
Never mind, Henry; l got some this morning
I knew you'd forget them" said Mrs. Page, sooth-
ingIy.
But Mr. Page did not look soothed. Instead he
seemed decidedly anxious.
You got some cigars,' he exclaimed Lets see
EN-. Where did you get them, and how much did
you pay?"
He bit the end off one nervousy and lighted it
with studied
why. that's not half bad he said. cheerfully.
How on earth did you do it?'
But Mrs. Page refused to tell
only after dinner did she divulge her secret.
Then. while the enjoying their smoke,
they piled her so hard with teasing questions that
she weakened and triumphantly told her little
scheme. Roars of laughter greeted her story.
She matched it," said one jOval guest, pound
ing Henry the back in sheer excess of enjoy
ment. Matched it as she would piece of rib
bOn.'
We'll anyhow retorted Mrs. Page netted at
their mirth. Il to have succeeded better than
of you silly would have done if l had
given you piece of ribbon to match
And they forced to admit it true.