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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-02

chickens, do all hens eat with their noses?''
 What's patrimony, papa?'' asked little Dot. .4
 'Patrimony, my dear" replied papa, lis something inherited from the fa- ther.'' x ,1@3 Il ss3
 'Oh," exclaimed Dot, "then matri- mony must be something inherited from the motherr'
 Mamma" queried the little Ken lucky boy, what was Adams first name?"
 "He had only the one, dear," she re- piled
 ""And did Eve call him Adam" was asked.
 'I suppose so,' answered the mother 'sWhat else could she have called him P
 "Well,' replied the little observer, Eshe might have called him Colonel |"
 A pupil in a village school who had been requested to write an essay on the human body handed in the follow ing:
 1"The human body consists of the head, thorax, abdomen and legs. The head contains the brains in case there are any. The thorax contains the heart and lungs, also the liver and lights. The abdomen contains the bowels, of which there are fve-a, e, | 0, and sometimes and y. The legs extend from the abdomen to the floor and have hinges at the top and middle to enable fellow to sit when standing News g-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-02
A C,vnic sfnt~nmnn.

"What did you think of my speech r said the aspiring young orator.
 Mot bad,@ said the cold man of ex- perience.
 ''I devoted a great deal of thought to it."
 Yes, that's a mistake young men are apt to make. You put thoughts into your speeches instead of telling the audience stories" = Washington Star.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-02
Patent 7.eathcr.

Patent leather shoes require care to look well. They should be wiped with a damp sponge and afterward with 8 soft. dry cloth and occasionally with a cloth dampened with little sweet oil. or apply some one of the prepared pagtcs.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-02

BLACK PERCAIINE-Guaran-
 teed fast black, 121sc quality, re-
 duced nrice D. 8 1-3c, yard TT1RKEY RED DAMASK-Fast
 colors in checks and figures, 25c quality, reduced price 2Oc yard 42-INCH APRON LAWNS
 fancy borders and tucked effects,
 19c quality, reduced price He yard SILK GHAMs-Original price 39c a yard, reduced price 15c yard DRESS aGINGHANIS-Goo styles
 in stripes and plaids, regular Sc
 goods, reduced price 51sc yard
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-02
Our o TO g '+'
 Mox96S c Babes

Grandpa asked small Edna as she watched the old gentleman feeding the chickens, do all hens eat with their noses?''
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-09

SPENT A PLEASANT DAY.

Presbyterian Aid Society Was Enter
tained on St. Simon Yesterday.
Mrs. w NJ. Tupper entertained most
delightfully."- the Presbyterian Aid So
ciety and Rev w. M Gilmore at ST.
Simon yesterday, being assisted by
Mrs. Hyer and Mrs. Ralph Tupper
Taking the early boat each lady car
ried a bouquet of flowers and was her
self adorned with sunflower Shortly
after arriving at the cottage one of
the number spied the News editorial
and read it aloud while the crowd of
II sewing society matrons kept 81
lnece listening attentively and appre-
ciating your high idea for Brunswick
They voted that we extend to the ed-
tor our thanks. Another lady asked
for the paper and will send it to New
York.
To attempt to describe the 6ounti-
full and delicious dinner and how we
all enjoyed it would be impossible.
None can excel our hostess In her
hospitality.
The early afternoon boat brought ali
the grey-haired matrons and maidens
safely home, having been made most
happy by the days outing.
Secretary.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-09
FULL TEXT OF THE
CHILD LABOR BILL

Following is the text Of the child la
Dor bill by Mr.. Houston OF Fulton,
which is attracting coniderable atten-
tion oerv the state and which has been
reported favorable by the house com
mittee on education:
A bill to be entitled an act to regu-
late ne employing OF children in fac
tories and manufacturing establish
ments of this state, to provide pen
alties therefor, to provide for enforce
ment of the same and for other pur-
poses.
Section |. BE it enacted by the
general assembly of the state OF GeDr-
gia, and it is hereby enacted by att
thority OF the same, that no child un-
der the age OF twelve years shall be
employed at labor III or about any fac
tory or manufacturing establishment
within this state, unless a widowed
mother or totally disabled father l.
dependent upon labor of such child
and has no other means OF support
No child under the age OF 10 year.
shall be employed under any circum.
stances Nor shall any child not 81
employed be permitted to remain, idle
or work therein in any capacity
Section 2. BE it further enacted
that it shall be unlawful for any person
owner, lessee, manager, superintend
cit or fore man OF factory or manu-
tfacturing Establishment to hire or EN-
ploy any su h child unless rh"re i.
fist provided and placed ON hle II
the Office OF such employer an AFFIDAVIT
signed by the parent, guardian % per
son standing In parental re.ati1 1n
thereto, certifying to The age and date
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-09
Only a Few Cases Were
Disposed of Yes !
terday.
A SMALL DAYS BUSINESS
There is Considerable Work to be
Done, However, and a Number
of Cases VIII be Disposed
of Today.

Judge Parker convened the superior
court of Glynn county in adjourned
session yesterday, but very little bus
mess was disposed of during the
day. The court, however, has consid-
cradle work and will probably get
down to real business today.
Yesterday two petitions for incorpor-
ations were granted; John Fabrss
was granted an application for citi-
zenship and several other minor mat
ters were disposed of, which occupied
the courts attention in the forenoon.
In the afternoon, one criminal case,
that of a negro on minor charge,
was taken up and disposed of, and
the court will meet this morning at
o'clock and a big days work is ex
pected
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-09
The x.Rays.

Recent experiments by practical
tests and examination with the aid
of the X-Rays, establish it as fact
that Catarrh OF the stomach is aot o
disease OF itself, but that it results
from repeated attacks Of Indigestion
How can | cure my indigestion o.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is curing thous.
ands. 1t will cure you of indigestion
and dyspepsia, and prevtat or cure
catarrh OF The stomach KodoI di-
gests what you eat-makes the stom-
ach sweet. Sold by Joerger's Phar-
macy, Smiths Pharmacy and w. J.
i!iifts
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-09
The Wastes of the Body.

Every seven days ne blood, mus
'cles and bones of a man of average
size loses two pounds of wornout tis-
sue. This waste cannot be leplen.
ished and the health and strength
kept up without perfect digestion
When the stomach and digestive or
gans fail TO perform their functions.
the strength let's down, health gives
way, and disease sets up, Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure enables the stomach and
digestive organs TO digest and assini-
iiate all of the wholesome food that
may be eaten into the kind of blood
that rebufds the tissues and protects
! le health and strength Of the mind
3 ld body EodoI cures indigestion,
dyspepsia and ali stomach troubles. Ii
il an ideal spring tonic. Sold by
.urtkzf sAtalt..a>r Smiths Pharms-
cy and W. ]. Butts.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-09
BLAME ON
SOLDIERS
They Are Condemned
for Shooting the
Rioters.
THIRTY-ONE WE'RE SHOT
Some of the Wounded Will Die.
Commander of Soldiers Makes
Statement in Regard to the
Tragedy. =.
THIRTY-ONE WE'RE SHOT

Evansville, Ind, July 8.-The trag-
edies of last night whereby half dOz-
en- people were killed, and probably
half dozen more fatally wounded,
and some twenty-five more or less
badly wounded was a genuine shock to
the people of this city when they
awoke this morning and learned the
facts in th1 case. Most OF the killed
and wounded were members of prom
inent families, and terrible events of
the night have left hundreds in pretty
mush of dazed condition. There is
much criticisms of the militia, but
the soldiers probably acted within
their rights as laid down by law and it
seems that the sufferers or their friends
The soldiers cone from all walks of
life in the city and many of them are
close personal friends OF some of the
greatest SutfereAS as a result of the
promiscous firing that took place at.
the time of the clash.
After the carnage last night Evans
vile tonight is obeyingthe- orders Of
the mayor and the people are keeping
off the streets. Nine men are dead,
one is dying, three others are fatally
hurt and twenty one more or less in
jured.
Eight companies of militia and one
battery are here, The Terre Haute,
Evansville and Vincennes companies
were reinforced tonight by four COM
panies from indianapolis, a company
from Martinsville and battery A, of
Indianapolis, with a agatling gun.
The troops were marched heavily
armed through ii quietly curious crowd
of several thousand people, but not
negro was in sight. At every corner
We're seen policemen armed with rifles
and revolvers. The troops who al
rived tonight were met by Brigadier
General Mckee, who formally assum-
ed commando and the Martinsville
company was ordered to relieve the
companies around the Jail for part
of the night, while the Indianapolis
companies and the battery were en-
! camped in Sunset park, six squares
from the jail. Ste 9r
AS the troops marched through e
streets with the gatling gun rattling
over the payements, by-Stander
shouted:
"There won't be anything done
until YOU fellows leave, but watch out
then We don't care how long you
stay. We can wait
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-09
BOARD OF TRADE
MEETING TODAY
--4--
Some Important Matters
Are Expected to
Come Up.
FULL ATTENDANCE DESIRED
Among Other Things the Board will
Discuss the Recent Advance
in Rates on crossties by
the Railroads.

The meeting of the board OF trade to-
day at he city hall at 10 o'clock promis-
es to be very interesting one and it
is urgently requested that a full at
tendance be present.
AS stated in these columns a few
days ago, the board will meet today
for the express purpose of taking
some action against the raise in rates
ON crossties recently inaugurated by
the railroads.
This increased rate is cutting big
figure with the crosstie people of
this port and the action of the boarG
today will be watched with interest.
1t is generally thought that the board
will enter a strong protest against
the increased rate, which may have
some weight when the case comes up
before the Georgia railroad comms-
sioR tomorrow.
Beginning July l, the railroads pu
crossties on the same basis with lum-
Der, advancing the rates considerable
They claim that crossties are prac
cally the same as lumber, and argue
that they see no reason why the rate
should not be the same. On the other
hand the crosst;e dealers claim that
their material is not by any means
the same as lumber, is cheaper ma
terial and they do not think that they
should be made to pay the same rate
A complaint has been filed With the
railroad commission and will cone
up for hearing tomorrow.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-09
BASEBALL CAME
on FOR TODAY
-
Pilots will Meet the Sol
diers From Fort
SCreVen.
WALKER TO DO TWlRt ING
He Will be in the Box for the Locals,
While Werner, the Southpaw,
will Do the Pitching for the
Savannah Team.

A very interesting game OF baseball
is promised at the fair grounds this ar
ternoon when the Pilots will meet
the crack Fort Screven team from
Tybee. These two clubs are, so it is
stated, about evenly matched. and the
game should he a very interesting one.
1t will be remembered that Bruins
wick met Fort Screven last year in
three games and they all proved to be
very close a)nd exciting. However,
the soldier boys succeeded in captur-
ing two of the three games, and the
locals are quite anxious to capture the
series this year, but they will have
to play ball, as the Fort Screven
team has been putting up superb
game in Savannah this season.
Walker will be in the box for the
Pilots this afternoon. He is in his
usual good form and will no doubt
prove a puzzle for the visitors.
Bowen will be the backstop. For Sa-
vannah, Werner, who pitched the two
games here last week for the Y. NJ
C. A. team will do the box work.
rhere is no doubling the fact t.
Werner is an excellent pitcher. Be
ing a south paw, he proved quite a
razzies 70 the is73s~'.. '---sl s's'.'tI ~
is now with his own team understands
them better aud will no doitbt make II
interesting for our boys.
Several changes will be made in the
line ND of the Pilots Fred Brewer will
play either first or second. Alfred
Crovatt is expected to reach the cit
this morning and will be seen at
short stop, O'Connor going in the
field. These changes are expected to
greatly help the team, and they are
quite confident of winning the game.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-09
SOLDIERS
IN CAMP
-
TIVE Regiments Having a
Good Time at
Augusta.
SOvfRN0R TO VIEW THEM
The Boys are Now Getting a Touch
of Real Military Life, But are
Having an Enjoyable Time
in Doing SO.
GOVERNOR 10 VIEW THEM

Augusta, July 8.-The third day of
camp Terrell has proven a delight to
the men. The rains OF last night laid
the dust, and the sun has been os
scured by clouds great part of the
day, while cool breezes have swept
over the level plateau, on which the
camp is pitched.
Bright and early the men set about
cleaning up company streets of all
weeds and grass, and the entire camp
looks clean and neat. The tents that
were not provided with plank floors
the first night were fully equipped to-
day, and everybody in camp is salts
fed with accommodations. Col. Thorn
asson, Col Gordon and all the officers
and men are enthusa tic over the
camp.
The health Of the camp is excellent
With about 100 men in camp, the hos
pital is without a single patient,
Today Capt c. II. Konemann, com
pany fl, was officer OF the day of the
First Georgia; Lieut.. G. A. JoEnson oi
company E, senior officer of the guard,
Lieut. George A. Nell. of company l.,
junior officer of the guard. In the
Third, CaptSsS M u Is.l,lAon, compa9ia
B, Was officer or ss-.ssday !; Lieut.. ~. H.
oetjen. company |. senior officer Of
the guard and Lieut.. J E Goetchins
company II, junior officer OF the guard
Everything is now looking forward
to the coming OF Governor Terrell
and his staff. and il will be The crown
ing feature of the camp
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-09
FINED BY MAYOR THEN KILLED.
Tregedy at Guin, Ala, Causes Great
Excitement.

Memphis, July IA special from
Guin, Ala, says that Mayor Mann,
chief executive of the municipality at
Bear Greek, a small village near there,
today surrendered to he chief of the
county.
Last Saturday he shot and killed a
young man by the name Of Clark. The
latter was son of Captain Clark, a
wealthy farmer and member of a
prominent family. Young Clark had
been arrested at Fourth of July pic
mic He was carried before the mayor
ami find. He paid the fine and then,
it is alleged, attacked the mayor
with a knife. The mayor drew his
gun, fined on Clark and killed him in
stantly.
Much excitement prevails over the
gedy.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-09
A Sure Thinu.

1t is said that nothing is sure on
eept death and taxes, out that is not
altogether true. DIR. Kings New Dis.
covery for consumption is a sure cure
for all lung and throat troubles
Thousands can testify to that. Mrs.
G. B. VanMetre os Snepherdtown, ".
Va, says; 81 had a severe case OF
Bronchitis, and for a year tried es
erything heard of, but got nc rv
lief. One uuttle o DR.. Kinge %+v
Discovery then cured me absoluien
It's infallibIe for Group, whoopiEr +
cough, grip pneumonia, and consump
tion. Try it. It's guaranteed Sold
by all druggists. Trial bottles free
Reg. sizes 5Gc and $l.00
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-09
CROP CONDITIONS FAVORABLE.
Showers and Warm Weather Have
Greatly Aided the Farmers.

Greatly Aided the Farmers.
Following is taken from the weekly
crop report issued by the weather de-
partment in Atlanta:
The week was very favorable for
cultivation and growth of crops. Well
distributed showers and warm nights
were beneficial to cotton which has
made marked improvement, although
plants continue from 2 to 4 weeks
late.
Blooms and squares are appearing
in many sections and there is genei
al absence of complaint of damage by
insect and pet Fields are generally
clean and the outlook at present is
more encouraging. Showers are need
| ed in u few sections but as a rule the
rainfall for the past week WAS ample
| for present needs. Corn is making
good growth in most sections; much
OF the crop has been laid by; some
roasting ears have been marketed. To
bacco is doing remarkably we'll.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-09
Stanley Spencer will Sail
At Fast Speed To-
morrow.
M SCRIPflON OF IHE SHIP
Young Aeronaus Says He yin Sue.
cessfulIy Go Through the Air
at the Rate Of Thirty Miles
Per Hour

London, lulyS. A remark able air
ship trial i. tn take place frem the
Ranelah club grounds Saturday, vixen
Stanley Spencer, he 1ohng derGnadt,
who sailed over the u0rt hcrn suburbs
OF London last year. will take new
and very powerful airShip xeross
The metropolis AZ d speed which May
range up to 30 miles All hour.
a distinguished gathering will 10
present to watch the start. The
journey through the air will Hat be
dependent on perfect weather esRd1-
tions, the speed OF the new ship sciRy
sufficient to force il through WiRds
which would dltogethsr stop = slnalleI
craft. y storm might delay the start
but ordinary summer brseZes will
make little or no difference.
The total length Of the new ship is
about 30 feet and the breadth ia the
widest part is about - feet.
Beneath the cigar-shapcd balloon is
suspended the bamboo frame werk
carrying the one or two passengers
the patrol motor, the screw traetsr, OF
7 sopeller. and 1 ilaa rildder.
The motor Is placed in tbs nent,
half OF the framework, the car in the
back half The propeller is fixed la
front. the rudder at the rear. Ever
hing is worked from the ear by az
apparatus similar to that used fer OPP
erai ing the brake on cycles.
The airShip with which the sue cess
full experiments were made last year
was of four horse power, while tho
new ship is OF u hOrse power The
maximum speed of the former WaS
10 miles al hour. and of the latter 80
miles an hour. The tWo-blade screw
tractor for propelling he ship is IL
feet in length, The rudder consists
of silk covered frame work
The airship is capable of carrying
Two passengers, but for the initial
trip the daring inventor vill be unac-
conpanied.
As to the power of lie airship, Mr..
Spencer says il will be able to go
through any wind the velocity Of
Which does not exceed - miles hour,
Extended journeys are planned by the
inventor, and he says he hopes to pro-
vide surprises for he spectators.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-09

of birth OF said child. Amy person
knowingly furnishing false certificate
of tine age OF said child shall ~
deemed guilty of misdemeanor and
shall be brought before court for
trial and upon conviction snail be
punished in accordance with section
1899 of the criminal code of Georgia.
Section g. BE it further enacted thai
no child under the age of Ia years
shall be employed at labor or detained
in any factory or manufacturing es-
tabliShment in the state between the
hours of p. m. and a M
Section A. Be it further enacted
that no child under the age OF IA
years shall be employed at labor iR
or about any factory Of manufacturing
establishment i'll this state, unless he
or she can write his or her name and
simple sentences in the English lar
guage, provided the provisions in this
ocC'lOh SHdll uOl ~ lHLo Sietl uul4A
September, 1903
Section 5 BE it further enacted
mat any person. owner, manager, su-
perintendent or foreman who violates
any of the provisions shall be deemed
guilty OF a misdemeanor and on con
viction thereof shall be punished in
each case by a fine OF not less thaa
S25 nor morct han 5000. or by impris-
| onment for not less than twenty-five
nor more than one hudred days. or by
both such fines and Imprisonment ia
| the discretion of the court.
Section 6. Be it further enacted,
that the grand jury shall have in
quistorial powers to investigate vic
lations OF tbs act, and that judges OF
| the circuit and criminal courts OF the
state snail especially charge the grand
Jlry at the beginning of each term
of the court to investigate the VIC
lations Of this act.
| Secion Z. Be il further enacted
that all acts OF parts OF acts in con
tiict with this act are hereby repealed
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-09
ASYLUM is CROWDED.
insane People Have to be Turned
Away at MiIledgeviIle.

The following is taken from the At.
lanta Journal:
The frightfully cOngested condition
of the state insane aiylum at Milledge-
vile was brought home to Atlanta
this morning, when Seaborn Glenn,
said to be hopelessly insane and so de-
clared by a jury, had to be sent to the
ltower. like common criminal on the
charge Of larceny, because ne could
not get into the asylum.
That the state will allow this con-
ditiOn of affairs to exist longer has
created great deal of comment, and
some Indignation has been expressed
that the man had to be placed III a cell
on criminal charge because he asy-
lum was not large enough to accom-
m0date he insane.
The man, who is not responsible for
his deeds, was looked up by Mounted
Officer r. b. Lanford. for" said he.
| there is no telling what man in
this condition might do in his fits OF
insanity"
Gleunhas once before been an in.
mate Of the sailtarium at MilIedge-
vile, but it was thought he had been
icured of his insanity. He was releas-
ed, but now the hallucinati0ns have
returned, and up to the present time
he has been allowed to roam about
the streets. There was 10 telling
when life might have been taken by
the man, who could not have been
held accountable for his crime
To prevent this, and to hold him il
the tower until such time as he Statt
might see fit to care for its charges, il
1.-THE proper manner, Glenn was bounC
over on the charge Of stealing an um
brella from K. ii. Kelley, negro MAJ
at ITO Decatur street.
The larceny charge against him will
be dismissed as soon as he can be sent
to the asylum.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-09
Georgia Melons Behind.

The watermelon season, though
pretty well advanced by this tip,,., has
failed to make so good showing so
far as Georgia is concerned as did
the season of lant year up to this date.
This is accounted for by the fact that
the season has been much more back
ward, owing to the cool weather, than
was tine case in the summer of 1902
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-09
BODY OF SAILOR is RECOVERED
Man Who Was Drowned on July i
Found Near Jekyl.

mdH WHO vas OroWNSQ on July u
Found Near JekyI.
The bidy of the sailor who was
drowned at the new docks oa;drCav
last. an account of which appAt ed IN
these columns Sunday morhlnE was
found in Jekyl creek early yes erd "
morning,
When the body was found it was not
known who it was. Coroner Jennings
was notified and summoned jury AiId
went to Jekyl by special boat. The
captain OF the ship from when the
sailor was drowned identified the hLdy
as that of Call Yochnaan, German
who has been a sailor ON the ship for
several months
He was identified hy tl!e oveIalls
which he had on. HIS "erlans %.fe
brought to the city ana t'uncI over
to Undertaken Moore for burial
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-09
Only Two More Days,

The tax payers of Brunswick only
have two more days in which to pay
their city taxes and receive the four
per cent discount as offered by coua-
Gil. 1t is seldom that municipality )
offers a rebate on taxes and the peo-
pie of this city should appreciate the
fact and pay their taxes before tomor-