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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-08-28
Lopez leland
PORT STANLEY

Mrs. Chas. Biggs returned from Seattle
Saturday.
Mr. Keeney, of Whatcom, made bust
ness call on p. 1. Whitman Tuesday.
Mrs. Ringler and child spent Tuesday
and Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. p. L.
Whitman.
Mrs. John Fitzpatrick has been spend
ing the week at the southwest beach with
Mrs. Blower,
Mrs. Olmstead and daughter Kate. of
Wisconsin, visited her sister, Mrs. Tow
ell, last week.
Work is progressing nicely on the new
sore. The shelving and counters are
nearly completed and goods are arriving
on every boat.
Thos. Blake, accompanied by his daugh
ter and Mrs Craig, have gone to Seattle
for a few days.
Several of the Port Stanley people at
tended the lawn social at Thos. Upston's
Friday evening.
J. Il. Davis was here last week dispos-
ing of his personal effects, having pur-
chased home near Green lake, Seattle,
putting in new furnishings through
but.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-08-28

Daniel Cakes went to Hadlock Tues
day.
Miss Amelia Jensen is visiting friends
in Seattle.
Mrs. Anna Tucker is visiting her son,
c. NJ. Tucker.
Harvey Major, of Seattle, is visiting
Alfred Douglas.
Miss Abbie Ackley went to Seattle to
attend the carnival.
Mark Roster and Geo. Smith returned
Monday from Vancouver, b. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Derrinberg, of James
island, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Gaines.
Mrs. w. II. Tucker, of PIT. Townsend
spent few days of last week visiting Mr..
and Mrs. @. NJ. Tucker.
Andrew Clawson, who has been visiting
his family for the past two weeks, return-
ed Saturday to Port Hadlock.
Mrs. f. f. King, of San Francisco.
arrived Friday for several weeks visit
with friends and relatives on the island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wood went to Ana
cortes Friday to see Mr.. Woods brother
Vernon,who is laid up with broken leg.
The valley base ball team will go to
Lopez next Sunday to cross bats with the
Lopez team. There will probably be an
excursion and picnic from Friday Har-
Dor.
The schooner Wanderer brought cargo
of lumber to Argyle Saturday of last
week. The lumber is consigned to Chas.
Peterson who will soon commence build
ing an addition to his house.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-08-28

Some Whatcom friends are expected at
the Wakefield residence this week.
Mr.. Belshe is ill at his farm at Fair
view with an attack of rheumatism.
Mrs. Smaby and daughter Helen re
turned Wednesday from trip to Seattle.
Mr.. Sabine has recently heard encour-
aging news from Alaska and will move
his family there in the early spring.
Mrs. Hill and daughter Hazel, of Fair
haven, left Saturday after having spent
the summer on their ranch, near West
Sound.
The band is making rapid progress and
viii soon rank with any in the bay cities.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-08-28

Henry l.. Shattuck ofShellsburg, Iowa
was cured of stomach trouble with
which he had been afflicted for years, by
four boxes of chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. He had previously tried
many other remedies and number of
physicians without relief. For sale by all
druggists.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-08-28
San Juan Island
ROCHE HARBOR
Outside Of County Seat

Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. John $.
McMillin gave reception in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred III. McMillin, who ar
rived last Friday on the Lime Company's
brig, w. T. Irwin, from San Francisco
Oh their wedding trip. The Hotel de
Haro presented festal appearance. The
walls were beautifully draped and the
tables were banked with flowers, while
numberless Chinese lanterns illuminated
all with their mellow light. The guests,
mum bering about I75, were received by
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. McMillin, assisted by
friends, and presented TO the happy bride
and groom. Punch was served from two
booths, one presided over by Mrs. Har-
per and Mrs. Capron, the other by Mrs.
White and Miss Kirk. At the tables
numerous walters supplied coffee. sand
witches, cake, ice cream, etc., while very
excellent graphophone reproduced the
choicer selections of music. The ladies
were all richly attired, but the bride es-
pecially appeared very beautiful and
charming in her evening dress of tur-
quoise silk, embroidered and draped with
pearls.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-07
CO0D GOVERNMENT TICKET
For Mayor:
N. EMANUEL.
For Aldermen:
J. E. du 5IGNON,
w. r. DART,
T. NEWMAN,
L. A. ROBINSON.
BRADY MAKES STRONG REPLY
MAKES ANOTHER STATEMENT
CONCERNING HIS SWORN
AFFIDAVIT.
To the People Of Brunswick.

70 the People of Brunswick:
In connection with an affidavit
which appeared in the columns of the
News recently with referece to the fact
that wnen approaching Mr. f. E.
Twitty, shortly after the induction of
the Good Government Grub into office
with reference to securing the posi-
ton of city jailer that | was referred
by him to Nose Sawyer for endorse
|ment of my application desire to say
again that that statement was abso.
ntely true.
| nave no personal feeling in this
campaign. but since ] have been
brought into it | do not desire to be
placed in a false attitude
Regarding the denial of Mr.. McAlns.
ter, president of the Good Government
club | also wish To say that that gen.
tleman telephoned to me the morning
of the publication of it's denial that he
not only nad not signed such state
met, but had never seen it and knew
nothing of it until he saw ii in print
Mr.. McAllister also stated that on the
night previous to the publication OF
said denial that Mr. G. d. Ogg had
telephoned to ne (McAlIister) to me
effect that he had little card which
he wished to publish in the morning
paper in the interest of the Good Gov
ernment club and desired to know if
ne (McAllister) would object to sign
ing his name to same as president of
the Good Government club, and not
knowing that the publication would be
unusual and assuming that it would be
an ordinary call for a meeting of
something Of that character, he con,
sented.
AS stated above, | regret this oc.
currence, but if Mr.. Twittys denial
VIII DE cUscly noticed it will be OBJ
served that he does not deny tnat such
statement was made, but says some
one else must nave made it. | sim
ply reiterate that he, f. e. Twitty.
made tnat statement to me and | call
upon the good people of Brunswick to
say whether or not | am TO be believ-
ed or whether 1 have eyer been tried
or convicted Of perjury.
Very respectfully,
Fl. II. BRADY.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-07
A NEW COMPANY COMING
ONE OF THE LARGEs r LUMBER
CONCERNS IN SOUTH TO HAVE
A BRANCH HERE.

Following is a special sent out from
Savannah:
E B. Hunting & Co. the largest
dealers in yellow pine in the south, il
not in the country, viii be succeeded
January L. by the Granger -Stubhs
Lumber Company. The new firm is
composed Of Harvey Granger, the pres
ont manager Of the Savannah Office
Fwney b. Shbbs and Sidney J. Stubs
Of Macon, farmorly connected with
the Bibb Land and Lumber Company
and c. e l.@yis of Baltimore, at pres.
ent connected with the Baltimore Of
Zee OF &. b. Hunting & Co
The new company, which win begin
with paid-in capital OF sl50000, win
remove its headquarters to savannah
The entire business Of the company
will be under the management Of Mr.
Granger, who will continue to make
this city his nome
ihe he .dqlartcrs of the business is
at present in Baltimore. The concern
will continue the present Office in
Baltimore, New York and Boston.
These will be in charge Of Mr. Lewis
who viii continue to live in Baltime@fe
Fhe Messls. Stubbs VII nave charge
81 The manufacturing of lumber
In This connecuon a News reporter
learned yesterday from very reliable
source that this company would also
establish branccn in Brunswick on
January first and had already made ar
rangements for dock room, etc. AS
stated in the article, it is one of the
largest lumber concerns in the south
and viii mean much for our city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-07
EMPIRE STATE IS
IN ICY EMBRACE
Billiards Seriously Inter-
fere With All
Traffic.
SNOW IS IN PROPULSION
Elevated and Other Gotham Lines Put
Out of Business in the Metropolis
New Workers Have Touch of
Real Winter

New York. Dec. GA snow and sleet
storm delayed traffic in New York 10.
day. Service on the elevated lines
was seriously interfered with and com.
munication between uptown and down
town by means OF tle surface lines
was very slow and difficult. Dispatches
from all parts of this state show that
the storm is prevailing everywhere
with varying severity.
AT All any the snowfall is very heavy
and all trains are reported from one
to five hours late Blizzard condi.
tions prevail at Schenectady. New.
burgh, Saratoga and other places IN
the east and north part of the state.
From Rochester to Buffalo the storm
is much milder.
In this city the storm developed into
a blizzard as the day grew. About an
inch of snow fell during the forenoon.
Sound steamers arrived several hours
late, and their officers reported the
storm very heavy up the sound.
Telegraphic service east OF New
York to New England, especially. is
prostrated. and northward through
New York state the service IS greatly
impeded by the wilma and snow.
The White Star liner Teutonic
which reached her dock today complet
ed trip Of seven days and thirteen
hours In almost continues SO ms. The
ship met particularly severe weataei
last night approaching port. and IN
chored in the lower bay. The last bii
Of the voyage up to the dock today
was made in a blizzard Every day
of the trip the passengers were kept
within storm doors and one Of the
crew was nearly washed overheard
Toward noon the storm abated but
the wind continued high.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-07
The RALLY TUESDAY NIGHT.

TO the People of Brunswick: !
A final rally under the auspices OF
the Peoples Ticket will be held at tue
Opera House Monday night, December
s at 7:30 o'clock.
The Hon. A. J. Croyatt will address
the meeting and outline his policy.
Tae issues of this campaign will be
fully and impartially discussed and
charges refuted by prominent citizens
who have and are on record of having
the upbuilding and prosperity of oui
fair city at hear.
We promise to all who attend thi
meeting that they will hear matters
concerning the welfare OF our city
handled on such a plane as will De
both logical and interesting. showing
to our citizens that We stand for Coco
Government in its true synonym For
the people, of the people and by the
people"
And we shall record ourselves in ia
vor Of a progressive policy and what
ever the people decide we will rest
content under their decision.
Attest: d. W. KRAUss,
Chairman.
J. A. MONTGOMERY,
Secretary.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-07
A SERIOUS RIOT
At NICHOLS, CA
-
Marshal Killed Outright
and Others Were
Wounded.
STATION ON THE B. & B,
White Men Engage in General 6rawl
With Serious ResuIts--Man Who
Did Shooting is in Jail at
Douglas.

Information was received in this
city yesterday of genuine riot which
occurred at Nichols. on the Brunswic
and Birmingham railroad, in Coffee
county late yesterday afternoon.
II seems that Lee Crib. a young
White man. on Friday night had some
difficulty or unpleasantness with his
wife, and the people of the communi-
ty resented the same with violent
statements as to what would he done
. il the occurrence was repeated
Crib heard of these reports, and, ac-
eording to information received here,
came down to the station, which is lie
central portion, of the town, and an
nounced that it was his intention to
put Nichoclls out Of business. He open
ssed fire on every one in sight, sma
Bin the windows of the Atlantic and
Birmingham depot and for some time
was in control of the situation.
Finally Town Marshal Thomas Hol-
ton, who was advised Of the situation,
appeared on the scene. and attempted
to queIl the disturbance, whereupon
Crib opened fire and Holton was snot
and instantly killed. Cribs weapon
was next turned on Emmit White. a
hoseler. Tor the 4. & b., and this young
white man was latally shot and il was
reported that his death was only a
question of few hours.
Crib continued to mold sway and
finally leveled his gun on young
white man by the name Of Meeks. who
is employed by the Southern Pine
Company but mis- craftsmanship was
poor and tae victim received only a
slight wound.
1t appears that at tnis stage Of the
fight a number of deputy sheriffs ap'
peared on the scene and Crib was
finally arrested, placed in irons and
Mater in the afternoon was taken to
&Douglas, the county seat of Coffee,
where he was placed in the county
jail
The officials Of the b. and g. in tnis
city were promptly advised OF the
trouble and it is fortunate that the
employees of this company We're in nc
wise responsible for its happening.
From information received at the b.
and b. office it seems that the entire
blame and whole unpleasantness is
cncaI geable to young Crib, who, il is
reported, was not only Intoxicated, but
was very oyerbearing in his conduct.
In the The genera! melee Crib was alsc
shot in the leg. but, it is understood
that his wound was not of serious
nature.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-07
MUTINY ON HIGH SEAS.
Captain and Second officer of British
Ship Shot, Latter Fatally.
cry respectfully,
Fl. II. BRADY.

Captain and Second officer of British
Ship Shot, Latter Fatally.
Queenstown, Dec. 6.-1ne British
ship Leicester Castle. from San Fran.
cisco July 20, arrived here today. Hei
commander reported that On Sept. &c
two American seamen mutinied and
Captain Peattie and his second officer
were shot. the latter fatally, after an
encounter with the mutineers, who
left the snip on raft in mdocean.
Captain Peattie gave the names OF
the mutineers as w. A. Hobbs, Erns.
Sears and Turner.
They all shipped in San Francisco.
The second officer, MIR. Nixon, was
shot while attempting to rescue the
captain. In the darkness the mutineers
got few planks and coops. formed a
raft and launched it from the ship
which was then about 300 miles north
Of the Pitcairn islands The captain
searched for the raft the next day
and it was not sighted and it was sur
missed that it went to pieces.
captain Peattie added that Hobbs
was the actual murderer of Mr.. Nixon
whom he shot through the heart
The captain himself was shot twice
but had quite recovered when he ar
rived here. When the chief office;
discovered the three men had mutt
MED he summoned the crew on the
poop deck intending to await daylgh,
and capture the mutineers, but the Lar
ter escaped in the interim.
The captain is unable to account
for the mutiny. He supposes it was
the intention Of the mutineers to mur
der the officers and the men who re-
fused to join them and take the shir
to Pitcairn island. It is said Hobbs
came from Illinois, Sears from Idaho
and James Turner from Portland, Ore
The mutlneers took a weeks proyl
sions With them on the raft,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-07
Flakes Fall At Nations CAPITAL.

Washington. Dec "a severe wind
and snow storm visited this city last
night and the snow Is still falling.
Damage to the telegraph and telephone
wires is reported. The weather hu.
reau promises clear weather for the
afternoon. with much colder tempesa.
ture tonight The storm is central on
the New Jersey coast. and will work
northward into New England tonight
where 1t will be most acute,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-07
A M|STR|AL IN
THE STORY CASE
-*-
Jury was On Case For y
Hours But Could
Not Agree
STOOD light TO -FOUR
Man Was Remanded to Jail to Awair
Another Trial at Regular May
Session of the court-This is
Second Mistrial.

After spending three nights and four
days in the jury room and at the no
tcl, the jury in the case of Sam Story,
charged with the murder of Hamp
shriver, were called in by Judge Dart
last nigat at 9:15 o'clock and a mis-
trial was declared.
When the jury was called in fudge
Dart asked the foreman, MT P. w
Fleming, IL a verdict had been reached.
The foreman stated that it had not,
and stated to the court how they stood
Mr.. Fleming, as foreman, made q
short ,alk to the judge, and told him
that while he was perfectly sure that
the twelve men could never agree on
verdict. that they mad discussed
some way OF settling the case and
stated that, if the judge and solici
tor couiu agree to it, the jury was
willing to liberate the man. This. OF
course, the court stated, was not pos
sible. and the man was remanded TO
jail to await another trial at the reg
ular term Of the court
This has been one OF The hardest
fought cases in the history Of the Grim
inal annals Of Glynn county. The jury
has been charged. several times by
judge Dart, but never did theg change
On the very first vote, it is under
stood. the vote was eight for acquittaI
and four for cor etion, and wnen the
last vote was taken last night there
was no change.
In the afternoon Judge Dart adjourn
ed court until January, but announced
that he would be back at $3.50 to see
if the jury had reached verdict, At
that hour the court room was well
crowded with citizens, anxious to hear
the decision of the court.
Story was there, accompanied by
his wife. who has been by his side
since the case was first called and
both of them wore an anxious look
and when the jury was called in, tney
wnispeted to each other The ateor-
neys in the case We're all present and
a mistrial was declared
It is to be regretted that some dis
position was not made Of the case, as
it has been quite a heavy expense to
the county, but those men stuck to
tneir convictions, and Story will now
have to remain in Jail until another
trial is nad
I May Get Bond.
| Ii was stated last night, however
THAT Judge Dart wouId probably fix a
bond, and give the man a chance
to get out II he does this an effor'
will be made by friends Of the man
and ne may get out of jail until the
trial
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-07
Ex-spEAkER REEDS ILLNESS.
Physiciana Report His Condition Cor
siderably improved.

Physicians Report His Condition Con.
siderabiy improved.
Washington, Dec THE condition
Of former Speaker Thomas 3. Reed,
is considerably improved this morn.
Ing, according to the bulletin given
ont by his physicians after their early
visit. The uraemic symptoms which
last night gave the doctors so much
concern. are abating, and there is nm
appreciable reduction in temperature
pulse and respiration. Drs. Gardner
and Macdonald called at the hotel
shortly after O'Clock and when they
lei their patient al 3 o'clock they
gave out the following bulletin:
"At 7:45 a. m. wes fnI Mr. Reed
remarkably improved Temperature
80; pulse "a; respiration 32. Ufaemic
symptoms abating; mind clear re-
taiDs nourishment (Signed) f. A.
Gardner. T. L. Macdonald. M. D."
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-07
SPECIAL SERMONS.
They viii Begin at the Presbyterian
Church Today.

They viii Begin at the Presbyterian
Church Today.
The regular services OF public wor-
ship will be conducted today at the
usual Aours at the Presbyterian
church. AT the morning service the
pastor will begin a series OF sermons
on the general theme .'Wnat We as
Presbyterians believe" Tne subject
lhis morning will 0e Introductory to
the series, on the Nature end uses
of Creeds and Confessions. Otaer
subjects will be announced from sun
lay to Sunday. and all who are inter
ested are urged to hear all Of the Sc
ries. The Sunday school meets at $50
and evening service begins at 7:5o.
strangers and visitors are cordially
invited to all services.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-07
EnaIIsh channeI Storm swept.

London. Dec. G-Bitter cold wealth.
er continues to prevail throughout the
United Kingdom Gales and heavy
seas interfere with the channel traffic
and there have been many minor cas-.
ualties among the shipping The fall
Of snow is general, including the chan
mel islands, which is almost unprece.
dented Londoners expect skating on
Sunday. Similar conditions exist on
the continent.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-07

Philadelphia. Dec. GA fierce snow
and wind storm amounting to almost
a blizzard is prevailing through Penn.
sylvania today Railroad service in
all directions is badly crippled and
telegraph and telephone wires are
prostrated. Throughout the anthra.
cite region the snow is drifting badly,
n cessltating the shutting down OF
many collieries.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-07
ODD FELLOWS ELECT OFFICERS

Brunswick Lodge Held interesting
meeting Friday Night.
Brunswick Lodge, No. 4S, |. O. O. L,
held IA very interesting meeting in
their bah Friday night, and, among
other Things, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term
N G.-Buce Carroll.
V. PJ NJ. Bragan.
V G.zJ NJ. Bragan.
Secretary--C H. Elliott.
This lodge is now in fourishing
condition and witn the coming year
many new memoers will be added to
the rolls, and it Will probably be the
largest secret organization IN the city
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-07
HELD COURT ON SATURDAY.

FIRST Time This Has Been Done in
Glynn County in Forty Years.
For the first time in forty years, the
superior court of Glynn county was
Yesterday in session on Saturday
Judge Dart held The court IN order
90 get through with as much crlminai
business as possible before adjourning
and also to hear from tae Jury which
vas out on the Story case,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-07
OFFICERS ELECTED.

Esse Detz Lodge Held Interesting
Meeting Friday Night.
Essie Dietz ltebekah Lodge No. l.
held very interesting meeting Thurs
day night and elected all officers for
the ensuing year. After the regular
routine business was disposed OF de-
lightful felreshments We're served and
the evening was a very pleasant one,
The officers elected We're as llows
Noble Grand-Mls }. Ii Bohpa
Vice Grand-Mrs. A, .Bylsma,
secretary-Mrs, g. Stone,
TreesugsE~Mrs, s, A. RurnsY ,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-07
Found Dead In Bed.

San Francisco, Dec. 6.-M. Bellain
secretary and assistant to his brother
Bishop Tikhon, the head of the Rus
sian church on this coast, has beer
found dead in bed. Death was caused
by paralysis Of the heart. Bishop Tx
hon is now In New York,