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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-21
SLEEPING
HERSELF
TO DEATH
FOR TWENTY.FoUR DAYS DELLA
MULLlGAN HAS sLUMBERED
IN NEW YORK.

New York, November 2O.-Tais is
the twenty fourth day Of the remark
able sleep of Della Mulligan at the
j. Hood Wright hospital. wnere she
aas laid since she was taken uncon-
scious from No $40 West one Hun
died and Eighty-ffth street after be-
.ng asphyXiated by gas. The case re
sembles that of Nellie Cocoran, who
recently died after lying in a coma
for three weeks. but if anything it is
more puzzling than the later
This is due to the fact that the girl
is in good physical condition with nor
nal pulse, temperature and resipra-
ion, but She still sleeps on and will,
the doctors fear. never wake up.
For several days her jaws were set,
md it was found necessary to admins
ter food through a tube inserted in her
nostrils. The jaws relaxed after a
time and food is now given her
through the mouth in the natural way
Tie asphyXiation resulted in the for
nation of a small blood clot on the
Drain, the doctors think, ana the girl
is suffering from a paralysis which
mas taken from her the power OF
ipeecn entirely.
The girl has spoken only twice since
she was found On each occasion she
reused herself for a few minutes only
aud then she was evidently in a delir-
mm and imagined herself in Ireland
Eyery known method has been tried
60 arouse her without success. Oxy-
gen has no effect on her. a strong
electric battery has been as powerless.
he lies in sleep that is apparently
natural. peaceful and undisturbed by
pain the doctors said today that ner
condition was anchanged
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-21
HIS LAST SESSION.
Judge Hansell Has Been on the Bench
For MANY Years.

Judge Hansell Has Been on the Bench
For MANY Years,
Valdosta, November 20.-Judgs.
Hansell is holding his last term OF
court in this city and is trying only
Jail cases. He is quite feeble, has
been i'll, but is much better at last ac-
counts He was uncertain as to now
long he could remain acre when he
came, but he has held out remarIa-
bly, well and the news from his wife
has been such as not to cause him.to
hasten home.
Judge Hansell win be succeeded by
Captain Robert Mitchell in January.
it was his desire that ne should hold
the last term OF court in each coun-
ty OF his district and again mingle
with his friends many of whom he
mas known for more than half cen
ury.
Judge Hansell was born August 26,
1877, al Milledgeyille, and ais service
to the state began at the age of 18,
waen he served in the Creek war. He
was appointed war secretary to Gov
/ arnor crawford. He was also secre-
tary to Governor Gimer, In 1915 he
was representative from Pulaski coun
| ty in the Legislature and in 1917 was
elected solicitor general ot the south
crn circuit He resigned this to be
COME Judge Of the eircnit in 1S49. He
served then with such judges as All
fred Iyerson TtJames Jackson, II. "
Johnson. j H. Lumpkn and others
Of whom it mas bee saidn there was
neyer a more brilliant array of judges
in the state.
He was a member Of the secession
convention and of the constitutional
convention of 1877, which shaped our
present constitution. He has held ev-
ery form of appointment that has ex-
Isted in Georgia since his first eleva-
ion TO the bench and what is still
moIe remarkable, has never since his
drst election nad opposition under
any methods employed for the selec-
ion OF superior court judges save in
,ne single instance when he was re-
moved by Governor Bullock for politi-
al reasons.
In the early days Of ms career
Judge Hansell heard Alex. stephens
maiden speech at Minedgeville J c.
Calhoun and Daniel Webster were
mong the political giants then occu-
pying the stage Of activity. Conditions
were very primitive in South Georgia
= len he first became judge. There
las oeen no man in the state whose
| services have been more useful or con
tinuous, or honorable. He will retire
ull OF aonors and crowned with the
espect of his fellowmen, to spend his
asst days OF long and eyentful life in
he quiet Of his home.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-21
BAPTIST CONVENTION,
A Thousand Delegates Have Already
Arrived

a nouSdnu OelS9dteS rave H'tSduE
Arrived.
Amencus, Ga, November 20.-Amer-
icus is capituated tonight to Baptist
hosts of Georgia who come a thousand
strong to attend the state Baptist con
vention.
Three hundred delegates arrived to
night aboard the Central railway Bap-
tist special spending an nour at An
dersonvilIe national cemetery en-
route. The delegates are amply pro
yided for and the session will open to-
morrow under hattering auspices.
The educational commission met to
night and heard reports Of sub-com-
miuees and the representatives Of va
rious Baptist educational institutions
of Geo1 gta present. No definite action
was taken relative to the report to he
made 10 the convention this being de-
ferred until tomorrow.
The greatest interest at,acnes to the
Recommendation OF this commission
regarding state aid Of Baptist educa-
tionaI institutions.
The twentieth annual meeting Of the
Woman's Baptist Missionary Union
likewise convened today at Furrow
Lawn churcn. the president, Miss NJ.
e. Wight, Of Augusta, presiding. Ad-
dresses were delivered by Mrs. B II.
Worthy, Mrs. R. E. Neighbor o!
Americus, Ms. II. II. Tiff, OF Triton,
and Mrs. Todd, of Macon. President
Northen addressed the women's mis-
sionary union tonight
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-21
CITIZENS WILL MEET AT CITY
HALL AND NO INNATE AN
OTHER TICKET.
MUCH INTEREST MANIFESTED
Many Names Are Being Mentioned
But it is Not Known Who Will Be
Selected to Make the Race for
Mayor and Aldermen.

A mass meeting of citizens will be
held at the city nall tonight at 7;3u
O'Clock. at which a candidate for
mayor and four candidates for alder
men will be named in opposition to
the ticket nominated by the Good
Government club a few weeks ago.
Considerable interest is attached to
the meeting and a large number OF
citizens will no douA be present and
participate in the deliberations. Just
who win be named as the candidates
lis not known In this connection
it may be stated that a number Of our
most prominent citizens are being
freely spoken of as probable candi-
dates.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-21
SOME GOOD ATTRACTIONS.
Mrs. LeMoyne Will Be Seen Here in
Among Those Present"

Among Those Present"
Some excellent attractions have
been booked by Messrs. Fleming &
Waff for December, and among them
is Mrs. LeMoyne. who will be seen
here ON December =, in Among
Those Present She is now present
ing this play in New York and is max
ing quite a hit
Among tne other attractions tha.
will be here during next month are
Madame Louisa, Sans Posen. the
Gotham Comedy Cempany which viii
be here for three nigALs. when We
Were Twenty-One." "A Jolly Ameri-
can Mabel Paige and her company
will also probably be here for -four
days during the month.
The Grand viii be dark until next
Thursday, wnen "A Man From Mex
ico" viii be the attraction. matinee
and night.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-21
LAND SALE CAUSED
AVERY SENSATIONAL
TURN HERE YESTERDAY

has ingratiated nimself into the hearts
of the people of Brunswick generally
and they also feel that his action was
simply one to protect some $4,000 Of
realty which has been seized for a
debt never contracted for. AS Colonel
Machen has not filed mis- answer to
the original suit it is not known ex-
actly what defense will be made.
The above is statement of the
plain facts in the matter as best they
could be gathered under decidedly
conflicting conditions.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-21
4woRMwoopo Isl NIGHT.

A very Small House and a Rather
Weak Production.
Corelli's "Wotw wood" was the at
raction at the Grand last night and
vas greeted by rather small audi
ance; but one about as large as the
production merited.
There is a quantity of pretty word
painting in all of Corelli's works and
this was enjoyed thoroughly last
night. Tse stereopticon effects were
very good and some of the scenery
was above the average.
Charles Gibson was fair as Gas
ION" Miss Diamond as Pauline and
Hugh Kock, as "Silvion"
The Man From Mexico is tne next
attraction at the Grand.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-21
MANY CUTS ARE
TO Be MADE
THE APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE
HAS UNDoNE NEARLY ALL OF
ITS WORK.
Cuts Must Be Made in All Appropria-
tions to Prevent Deficit-com-
mon School Fund May Suffer
Too-short of Funds.

Atlanta, November 20.-Every ap-
preparation passed on up to the pres
ent time by the appropriations com
mittee of the house was reeonsidered
at the meeting last night, and the
committees work. so far as the gem
eral appropriations bill is concerned,
stands just where it did at the begin
ming of the session.
1t all came about in this way. An
amendment for an appropriation of
$22, 800 for the state university az
Athens, in order to enable it to take
advantage of the offer of George Eos
ter Peabody of $4,000 library, was
under discussion and was finally
adopted by large majorIty.
During the discussion Mr.. Reid. OF
campbell. chairman of the ways and
means committee, called fne attention
of the members of the committee
| again to the fact that after leaving
out every special. appropriation, ana
scaling down the necessary appropria-
ions by some 100000, there would
till be a deficit of 100000 with a
maximum tax rate OF 5 mills. at which
It is proposed TO fix it this year.
with the appropriations as you
nave made them, said Mr. Reid.
there will be a deficit of more than
$l50o00."
Nv paid favorod onnro,,rio4ino mast
OF wnat was asked for tne universits
in order to take advantage of Mr.. Pea
bodys offer He and other members
Lof the committee considered it an exs
cellent proposition.
But we've got to retrench some
where" he said. Il have been met
With the strongest and most deter
mined opposition in every effort +
have made as chairman of the ways
and means committee to raise revenue
for the state, and | honestly believe
hat the general tax bill l will be com
PEELED to report to the house on .ac-
count of this opposition will raise less
revenue than was the case last year"
Mr.. Hall, of Bibb, who was present,
cted for the appropriation for the
university, but he he said he thought
all the appropriations should be cut.
q move" he said, "tpat every ap-
preparation we nave adopted be recon
sidered. and let's cut tnem every one
down within our ability to pay.
Under the statement made by the
chairman Of the ways and means com
mittee, we have no right to increase
.hese appropriations.
Il don't want to run up against any
1850, 600 deficit and have to violate
the constitution to meet it. as we did
last year"
The committee then adopted Mr.
HAIRS motion by vote OF to and
Ievery appropriation SO far adopted is
reconsidered. This means all the
committees work must be done over
md the chances are every appropria-
iou Wlll be cut down.
Tne only other matter acted on was
special appropriation of $4,000 for
repairs to the capitol building, which
was reported back with the recon-
mendation that it pass.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-21
BOARD OF TRADE TO MEET.

Interesting Session Will Be Held at
City Hall This Morning.
The Board of Trade will hold its
regular weekly meeting in their
rooms at he city hall at II o'clock
tais mon ming, and it is urgently re
ouested that a full attendance Of the
members be present.
The most important matter that is
likely to come up is that of securing
branch Of the American Cigar Co.
As is well known, this company has
been submitted a proposition by the
special committee appointed from the
board and a definite answer may be
read from them at the meeting this
morning.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-21
KNIFE TO BE USED
ON EVERY ITEM OF
APPROPRIATION BILL

eu back in ,-e treasury where they
now are The mayor aud one of the
Aldermen personally gGAranteed the
city's note in order to borrow the
money to pay a portion Of the indebt
edness for the payment of which the
bonds were pledged as collateral
More money has been given to the
public schools, and the candidates re
Gently nominated will stand pledged e
see that at least $4,000 extra appro-
priation is made to the schools This
hundred children barred from the
schools today for lack of room and
teachers, and new school building
must be provided for New Town, and
the Risley (colored) school building
must be thoroughly oyerhauled.
The statements Of our two banks
made two years ago, as compared
with the last statements, show a very
large increase in deposits. Real es-
tate has gradually increased in value,
There has been almost building-boom
for the past two years, many hand
some houses have been erected, in fact
Brunswick is becoming a town of home
owners. Confidence is fully restored
and everywhere manifested. BY every
test tnat can be applied the effect of
good government supremacy has been
for the best interest of Brunswick and
her citizens.
During this year new contract
as made with the Light and Water
Company, by which the city is saved
over $1,000 per annum, without cur
failing the light and water service.
Since the Good Government CLUB
has again met and nominated candi-
dates lot mayor and aldermen, pledg
ed to continue toe wise policy of the
past wo years, some few persons who
apear to be dissatisfied with the eX-
cellent record made in tho manage
ment Of the citys affairs, are making
heroic efforts to get up an opposition
ticket The election of the GoodGo
ernment candidates means-(a) that
the taxpayers will continue to be in
formed of every item of receipt and
disbursement Of public moneys, (b)
careful, economical administration by
officials who recognize that they are
the representatives of the people, (c)
continued growtn and development.
(d) enforcement of the city ordinances
and the maintining of peace and good
order in the community, (e) that cap
italists as well as persons Of small
means will have sucn confidence in
our public officials as will warrant
them in locating in our town and
county, and investing their money in
our property. Indeed it means the
general welfare of this community.
The support of the opposition can
but. mean the encouragement of ana
return 70 former policies, by which
Brunswick almost had her downfall.
We confidently appeal to all the
thinking citizens-taxpayers and yot
ers-to cooperate with this organiza-
ton in securing continuation Of
good government and commercial
prosperity in Brunswick. This can
only be done by voting for and cor
daily supporting the candidates re-
Gently nominated by this organization
for mayor and aldermen.
These gentlemen are worthy Of
your -r-001ndence and will not fail in
their duty as your representatives., II
elected. Very respectfully,
II. H. MALLISTER.
President Good Government Club.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-21
ABOUT APRIL FIRST.

Brunswick S New Federal Building
Will Then Be Completed.
Contractors Bowen & Thomas are
tin pushing the work on the pubnc
building 1ne roof is now Deing put
IN and this work win be finished in
few days. The. pretty stone baIus-
yades are also being placed in posi-
ton
The contractors expect to have the
auilding completed by April ], and
lope to turn it over to the govern
ment on that date.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-21
A GREAT CHANGE FCR ADVERTISERS

Sundays advertising
the progressive merchant VIII take advanev
this Sunday
23, the prevail other Sunday
solicitor will call All shoud get their
possible.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-21
EeAN is GIVEN UP FOR DEAD

His Position Has Been Filled by the
Great Northern.
st. Paul, November 20.-ln a circu-
ar issued today by tne Great North
9rn Company, the company accepts as
a fact that Benjamin. F. Eagan, the
missing superintendent of the Kalis-
oell division, has perished and ap'
points A. e. Long as successor, win
ne title of acting superintendent Mr'
Egan disappeared in the mountains
two weeks ago and search since then
carried on hourly by 200 men has fail'
ed to ind traces Of the missing man.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-21
CLIFFORD JORDAN pARDoNED
Governor Terrell Lets Brunswick Boy
Out of Penitentiary.


Out of Penitentiary.
Governor Terrell has pardoned Cliff
ord Jordan. formerly Of this city, who
was serving a sentence Of number OF
rears in the state penitentiary.
Jordan, it will be remembered, was
convicted of robbing an express car
near Macon on the Central OF Georgia
railroad. He was captured a few
weeks alter the ROBBERY was commit
ed and was tried in the superior court
Of Bibb county, convicted and cen
enced . serve term in the peniten-
tiary.
The youg man resided in this city
nearly all OF his life and curing the
last FIVE years has been implicated in
number of such affairs.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-21
A PIANO FACTORY.
Chicago Company Wants to Establish
Branch Here.

lnfol nation has been received by
Rev } J Perry from w g. Cald-
well & Co.. large Chicago musical
manufacturers, expressing desire to
ocate one Of their factories in this
aity and asking for certain informa-
ion as to climate, geographical loca-
ton sites. etc.
Mr.. Perry thinks that the concern
would employ some 200 nands should
lney locate here and he will call the
attention of the Board of Trade to the
matter at S meeting today.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-21
RIoTINe IN RIO JANElRo.
Retiring President is Hooted by the
Braziians.

Brazilians.
Rio Janeiro, November 2O.-Great
demonstrationsy esterday marked the
departure from this city of the retir-
ing president, DR.. Campos SALES.
Crowds of people hooted the former
president and stoned ewspaper Offices
Troops charged the rioters. At last
one man was killed, number Of per-
SOS were injured and numerous ar.
rests were made,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-21
Retail erocers Meet.

The Retail Grocers' association Of
Brunswick held very interesting
meeting yesterday and transacted
considerable business.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-21
FINE NEW MACHINERY.
AItamaha Mill Shut Down for SOM
Time.

The Altamaha Cypress Mil mas clos
d down TOR a period Of several weeks
for the purpose of installing new ma
chineiy and when the work is finish
ed it will be one of the finest plants
in the country.
The company is also making mum
ber of otneg improvements.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-03

car;as iisgs'as .. d.--a g.ii ~.>a pa-
ose a 'svs,a..ta Ia eSalia.s C ;oio ei
p'ik go
Qsc .os rcvSacioasrios ao'smaa por cauii-
us A Presilea;e li-n-nes = q ssa'r Des-
champs
p1s q fis % dc Novicn,.re las laerzaS de
iss gs,cra'cs Ramos Tava;cs liiginio Arve'o
serso.ssoa Z las de- gs,icrna iasadl 'as po- el
gcncra, nasass csrca dsi capcy. l.as dliiniAs
dc;asoa {. q campo. heriioS seis mncrsoS II
ceners' Hlrdss * refugi5 81 Monte cris;y. con
o7ce ha1lbres &c e. ciea.o dsgz cue c7mrouisn
81 co.uulaa.
O,e. caa lo, gcseraies laaay Pedro Cha
YES Mar.in LaG. lgSiin'ano Rodriguez y ioS6
lIera iaacr. "a jurisdiction &C Mao Sc ha pro-
nanciato pr Ia reso,ucs6n.
Oae ex.s.c Ia cree aca dc que las prUv!n-
ciaS del Cih1o Sc SablevaTan taTabien.
Que = general Anderson - Ia pronaacia-
do en- Samana con ura gruesa rartida, one Sc
rcfUsiza 1 diaTio con genie de Sdachez.
one q general ]. +. Gonzaiez IN recon-
ccn.rado sus fuerzaS en- pozuca. para disigirSe
contra Santiago lie los Caballeros que perna
nece aun adica al gobierno.
Que el ~ &c Novienbre el general Hamon
Tavarez en.r6 vic.orioSo en- Guaygbin. despuGs
dc una bora &c comoate, y ALI Sc provey6 de
munieioneS dinero. En IA lucha fuG herido
el comandante de dicla plaza, general Toribio
Gomez.
Que Ia co'ulnna revolucionaria del general
Poanco cue3ta con 500 hombres Gien armadoS,
que pideu Ia pTeSencla del seIior DescaampS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-03
GuayawGa.
2 de Dicie:nbre de 1902.

, &c DCle.nOrG QS 1902.
Sc hal en- esta ciudad, dando gunas fun
clones. el inteligente tranSformiS.a Sr. Cashier.
~. Para el jueves de la presente semana
esta anunc;ada su tercera funclon q1e dara en-
el Casino Espanol, por co1trato con dicho centro.
~ Sc vuelve hablarsGe nuevo en- esta
ciudad del emprestito municipal Sc dice que
en- Enero estara en- names del Ayuntamiento
el indicado ''buey.'
~ Es rnuy probable que para principle
de ano a mas tardlr, Sc emp.ecen las obras
de Ia construction de Ia hermosa iglesia de esta
ciudal
Veremos 81 Sc cumpleu las profecias. :.
~ La Colonia Espa1oa de esta ciudad,
segdn Sc oye decir) quedara muy ucida en-
las pr 31s,inlas festas de su patrona, Ia Purlsima
Conception.
- FL iunes por la tarde Sc reunio ell
Ayuntamiento para acordar varlos asuntos de
suma importacia
~ Las novenas de la Purisima Concep-
cion, que Sc estan llevando efecto resuitan
muy lucidas y concurridas.
- Para el domingo de la semana pa
sada estaba anuncia:!o el jucio de aseslnato
en- despoblado robo en- cua 1rilla, ocurrido en-
la noche, del p de Julio las seis media dc
la tarde entire la carrerera que conduce de eSta
al vecino pueblo de Arroyo, contra el desgra-
ciado ioven don Severe Lorenzo.
Este no Sc llevo efe to por hatlarse algo
indispuesto uno de los que hacian zen dicha
Corte de juez asociado.
Sc transtirio este para la otra temporada
que venga la Corte esta cudad.
~. Ell dla de navidad cantaran en- coro
to1os los nifIos de las escuelas al rededor del
''Arbol de Navidad', repartendose edulceS
Tefrescos.
Sc dice q'1e esta fiesta infantil quedara
muy bonita.
~ Henos tenido el gusto de saludar, de
regreso de los EStados Unidos, en- donde Sc
haaba estudiando la carrera de cOmerCio, ha-
biendo terninado sus estudios el joven amigo
don jose Rovira
~ En- el Centre de Publicaciones Pao-
Mesa hay un complete surtido de ol'ras de los
mejores autores espaf1oles, franceses, rusos,
ingleses y americanos y editadas en- las mas
importantes editoriales de Espafla extran1ero
Tambien hay por susericcion los period
COS BOLETIN MERCANTII, "i1eraldo ESpafloI',
La Democracia," "La Voz de la Patria" "El
Ideal Latino, ia Bruja," LA Ilustraci6n Es-
pafIola", LA Moda Elegante", "Blanco Ne
gro, Vida Galante', Portfolio del Desnudo',
Portfolio de Galicia" Las mujeres Galantes",
''La Sae!a', Paris Allegro, "El Eco de la
Moda", "Pluma y Lapiz". "El Teatro', Album
Salon, etc., etc.
Tambien tiene la Agencia del Codigo Pc
nal por entregas y el Civil.
Suplico todas aquellas personals que adeu-
dan al "Centro de publicaciones Paonesas en-
perlodicos otros efectos Sc sirvan abonar sus
Cuentas.
Ell Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-03
Fs'sstO eEporTado

Fueron embarcados hoy en- el vapor Ca
racas" con destino New York, los sig1ientes
frutos:
495 sacos de cocos, saoos dc cafe y s53
blltos de frutas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-03

Entro esta nlafiana y sali6 esta tarde para
New Yorr, con ~ pasajeros tomados en- San
Juan. yum marlnero. .2bcs