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Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1903-07-24

The big Epworth League meet
ing at Detroit has ended. The
next meeting goes to Denver in
1904.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1903-07-24

w. c. Dismukes, ex-Speaker OF
the Tennessee Senate, died at Nash
vile of appendicitis.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1903-07-24
Fine Baby Boy.

Born, to the wife of Mr.. J. H.
Anderson an eleven-pound boy
Monday night.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1903-07-24
Your Tongue

If it's coated, your stomach
is bad, your liver is out of
order. Ayers Pills will clean
your tongue, cure your dys-
pepsia, make your liver right.
Easy to take, easy TO operate.
z5c. All druggists.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1903-07-24
JULY "a, 1908
Democratic Ticket.

State.
eGovernor-J. c. W. BECKHAM.
Lieutenant Governor--W. p. THORNE.
AUDITORS. w. HAGER.
Treasurer-H. M. BOSWORTH.
Attorney Generai-N. b. HAYS.
Secretary of State-H V. McCHESNEY
Supt. Pub. Instruction--J. II. FUQUA, SR
Soin'r Agr're.-HUBERT VREELAND
CLERK Court Of Appeals. M. CHINN.
District.
Railroad Com'r Nc. D. FERGUSON.
Common wea.th's Attorney ID. p. SMITH
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1903-07-24
Impaired Digestion

May not be all that is meant BY dysrepsia
now, but it will be il neglected.
The uneasiness after eating, fits OF nerv-
Gus headache, sourness Of the stomach, and
disagreeable belching may not be very bad
now, but they viii be il the stomach Is
suffered to grow weaker.
Dyspepsia is such a miserable disease
that the tendency to it should be given
early attention. This is completely over
come by
Hoods CdrSGPGriLLG
which strengtbens tbewbole digestive system
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-04
FOrtifiCatiOns are Now Be
ing Planned for Gull
ebra Island.
is A ttARBOR OF GOOD SIZE
Decision to Transfer the New Terri.
tory Reached at a Recent Con-
ference at Neutrality-suspicious.
Favor the Plan.

Washington. July 3-The govern
ment has finally decided to transform
the Culebra island, east of Porto Rice
into Il great naval base with powerful
Notifications. Not only will defenses
be established on Cuiebra island itself
hut the three smaller islands lying
close to it will be fortified. With
this object in view no part of these
islands will be thrown open to settle
ment. and people who have been plan
ming to take up land there have been
informed of this decision.
T,is Was one of the important CON
clusi0ns reached last week at the CON
ference between the president. Secre-
tary Moody and Governor Hunt. of
Porto Rico to select the land to be re-
served by the government.
The h2rbor needs no dredging and
Is large enough to accommodate ten
times the number of hips in the Uni
ted States navy without crowding it.
Admiral Dewey and Rear Admiral
Taylor, chief Of the bureau of navi-
cation, were impressed with the STRAIT
eGic value of the harhor, and advoca-
ted The establishment there of the
chief naval station in the West Indies
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-04
WILL CELEBRATE
|. GLORIOUS FOURTH
-%-
Many Visitors VIII Go to
St. Simon to Spend
the Day.
G0ODPROGRAM IS ARRANGED
Horse, Boat and Bicycle Races, Mil
itary Prize Drill and Other
Sports to Entertain the
Crowd.

The Fourth will he celebrated in
royal fashion by the people of Bruins
mick and vicinity today at ST Simon,
and If pretty weather like the past
few days prevails, one of the largest
crowds ever known will probably go
over to the popular resort to spend
the day, and thc large crowd will he
we'll cared for.
The sports announced for the day
include bicycle, horse and boat races.
military prize drill, dancing in the pa
vilion. etc, and there will be other
amusements to please the visitors.
Probably the most interesting event
to occur will be the horse race. and
considerable interest is being taken in
ii by the sports generally. Some five
or six horses have been entered. and
carried to the island yesterday after
noon. There is not a better sport to
those who are fond of it than a horse
race, and the one today promises to
be interesting and exciting.
The sail boat race is also attract
ing a good deal of interest and it will
also be watched by n large crowd.
Three or four boats have entered.
The course has not been announced,
but it will probably be as heretofore
to the Jelyl point buoy, thence to
King creek and back to the pier.
In the motor boat races, several
swift little craft will be in the contest,
and this, too, promises to be unusually
interesting Several of the little boats
VII be in the race
Al nie:F4 -'iie young felix's will hold.
sway and dancing in the pavilion will
be the order OF the evening Good
music will be on hand, and many will
go down on the six O'clock boat for
the dance tonight
While the day will not be gener-
ally observed by the merchants. the
postoflice, banks, custom house, etc.
will be closed The three railroads
have announced that they will he
closed for the entire day, thus giving
the employees an opportunity of enjoy.
ing days outing. Many of the rler-
chants will also close their places in
the afternoon.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-04
Legislators Will Go to
Their Homes to Spend
the Fourth.
A COMMITTEE IS NAMED
To Consider the Extension of the
Western and Atlantic, But Our
Representative Was Not
Named On It,

Atlanta, July 3.--ThiS" D. a duh
day in the house. as under Nj
Steed's resolution only local bills were
considered. The senate was not in scs-
sion. and many Of the members Of
both houses left tonight to spend the
Fourh at their respective homes.
Yesterday Mr. Darlington, of Mad
ison, moved. after hearing the report
Of the general judiciary on his bill
for the extension of the Western and
Atlantic road. that the speaker name
a committee of seven to consider and
report upon the bill, as suggested by
the report of the judiciary body
The motion was adopted and Speak
or Morris named the following nn the
committee Darlington, chairman,
Dunbar of Richmond West of Lown-
des; Brock of DaIe; Gambler. of De
Kalb; Hawes, of Ebert; Shackleford,
|of Clark
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-04

Statement of the Deficiency in Pos
tai Department

Washington, July 3 Capt ain Cas-.
tie the auditor for the treasury for the
postoilie department, today made tn,
I'aticiat estlmasesthat the postal de-
tclency for the fiscal year Just closed
Will S4,6l7, POP. Deficit for the pre-.
vious fiscal year was $2,9GI ,l7O. This
big increase is attributed to the enor-
nous increase in expenditures for the
rural free delivery service during the
past year. The receipt for the past
year were $l34 ,62S, 500 and the expend-
itmes Sl3S, SS5.Sl2
The difficulty in the free delivery
service is not yet definitely known be-
E0iid the estimate made weeks ago by
the postmaster general that it would
be S221, 600 by the close Of the hS ,al
year The deficiency, however, NAV
prove considerably larger than that
figure.
Postmaster General Payne. accom-
panied by Mrs. Payne. left this after
noon for lie CatskillS They will re-
turn Tuesday night Mr.. Payne stat
edthat he felt much better despite c
the severe heat.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-04
COURT DECISION
CENSURES HYDE
-%
Former President of B. s
B. Mixed in a Big
Case.
FRAUD is MENTIONED IN IT
Tuxedo Park Colonists is Arranged
BY Judge in Award Made to c.
L. Sper-W. r. Garrison is
Also in it.

The following from the New York
Herald, OF July /, will be OF interest
in this city: Both Messrs. Hyde and
Garrison were, up to few days ago
members OF the official family OF the
B. & B. the former being president
and the latter member of the board
of directors.
In a decision handed down by the
supreme court, in the suit OF Char
les l.. Spier, president OF the Staten
Island Fidland. railroad, against Chas
L. Hyde and William r. Garrison, the
colrt severly arraigns Mr.. Hyde.
"Mr. Hyde is a member of the Tux
edo Park colony ana his faUner, until
few months ago, when he died, was
president OF the City National bank of
Plalnfield. N. j., and was one ol the
oflslndl pennsylvania OH meA. uun.-
Mr., hyde married Miss Godfrey
daughter of d 1ormGr partner OF DreX
VI A'IOl Sun * y
Mr. Cal rison IS also a member ol
the Tuxedo colony, and grandson ol
Commodore GarrlSon. He married q
daughter of Charles X. Coudert a lew
years ago. Both men are regarde,
as millionaires.
The decision was III an actor
brought uy MI SpIer to recover .aLouI
$l5U,uUO. The suit was based on /
claim Tor an accounting by MR. Splei
Oh his share OF Une proGts ana ms
interests i'll pool organized tOuI
years ago to get control OF typeset
t-Ig lnacnlAe manufacturing company
tie declared that Mr. hyde had III
duCcu nlHl TO InuulIy his interest i'll the
ueai, anu later, wnen ascei taIneu The
exact aHlOull Vi the prohLs, this action
Was brought anu u; Judgment tor al
accounting wa obtained by INN, Du
ON appeal to the appellate uivIsIoi
dlrccted a new tllal Juuge O'NormaI
now says:
Il have concluded to accept The
plalnt1ls yer lol Of the dsputel con
,ersatlon and the incidents that pre-
cedeu the paper writing of May Z
The statements made by the defendan
were representations of fact and no
mere expressions of opinion. The,
We're untrue, deliberately made witt
NnOW,edSe OF tnelr talslty and witt
the iffention to mlslcad and decelv,
the intIh, VINO, iii tact, relied there
on b the elements of fraud wer
p ieoc--, and make invalid the aSl ee
ment OF May 8. = = * The plaintiff
construction of the agreement q
March II is proper, ana there VIII b.
judgment as prayed for in the con-
plant"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-04
Ordinance of Alderman
Dart is a Good
One.
BENEFIT OF STOCK OWNERS
Ordinance Was Placed on its First
Reading and Will be Passed at
Next Session of the City
Council.

The ordinance introduced by Alder
| man Dart at the council meeting
Thursday night, and which was placed
on its first reading, is a good one and
| will serve tokeep the COW catcher and
owners of animals from conflicting in
future.
The ordinance provides that, should
COW, horse, etc, be running the
streets, and the impounding officer
and the owner both being after the
animal, it shall be the duty of the
officer to let the owner have the ami
NAL without cost.
At present it often occurs that the
impounding officer and the owner of
a horse or COW are bob after the
prisoner" at the same time, and a
| lively chase is often witnessed, and
narrowly averted The ordinance in
full, as read the first time, is as fol.
lows:
| BY Alderman Dart
An ordinance to amend section $40
of the code of the city of Brunswick
Georgia, providing for the impounding
of cattle and other live stock, and
for other purposes:
Section l. Be it and it is hereby
ordained by the mayor and council OF
the city of Brunswick in council as.
sembled, that section $40 Of the code
of the city Of Brunswiak be aineusesi
by adding thereto the following.
Whenever the impounding officer
acting under the existing laws, shall
take into his custody any cattle run
ming at large within the limits of the
said city and liable to be mpounded
under the laws thereof and shall be
about to impound the same, and it
shall appear that the owner or owners
or representative of such owner or
owners, shall be at that time engaged
in searching for said cattle with a
view and intention of retakng said
cattle and contining them as required
by law, and shall make claim to said
impounding officer of the title of said
cattle, before the same have actually
been impounded by him, it shall be the
duty of said impounding officer then
and there to deliver said cattle to
the possession of such owner or on
ers thereof or representative of such
owner or owners, without cost OF
charge to said owner CT owners"
Section 2. Be it and it is in liA
manner further ordained that all OF
dinances and parts of ordinances ir
conflict with or militatng against this
ordinance be and the same are here
1y repealed.
Bills and accounts properly approv
ed and audited read and ordered plac
ed in course of settlement.
| The following motion prevailed
That the clerk be granted vacation
OF two weeks. Adjourned.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-04
SAVANNAH WON A
L|STLESS CANE
Defeated Pilots Yesterday
BY a Score of l3
to 8.
WILL TRY H AGAIN TODAY
Feature of Game Yesterday was the
Pitching of Smith, Who Struck
Out Thirteen of the Y. M.
c. A. Team.

The game of baseball between the
Pilots and the Y. M. c. A. team of
Savannah was one of the poorest ara
rmost uninteresting and altogether
bum" ever seen on the local dia
mOnd. Indeed, so fierce was the ex-
hibition that, at the end OF the sev
l.enth inning, half of the fans left the
grounds in disgust And then. in the
seventh and eighth inning. after The
locals had scored runs, making the
score s and 6, they became crazy in
the ninth and let the visitors score
as many as they had made all dur
ing the game The final score was
13 to in favor of Savannah.
1t was certainly an off day with
Frank Mallard He played 90 second
and then transferred to third and will
probably be on the bench today. The
score showed that he made four err
rors and everyone of them counted.
If Frank wonld cut out hat funny
business he would do better But he
| is not the only one who played poor
game Indeed, the entire team seemed
to be a little off
Smith, the new pitcher, was in the
| box, and had he been given any sup
port at all he would have won the
game. He was a little wild but sue
ceeded in striking out thirteen men,
which sisan unusually good record.
i1eseh@eSaha visitors four free passes
to first, and made one or two wfftt
togther Mr.. Smith demonstrated that
he has plenty of speed puzzlng d. op
and is very good at the bat, but no
pitcher could have done very good
with the support that he received
yesterday.
| The Savannah team also played
rather a ragged game, but they dld
show up little more training than
the locals, and did not quite come up
to our boys in the error column. Wer-
ner was in the box, but he was hit
hard. The Pilots made most of their
hits when they were not needed
Werner only struck out six men. but
that is very good record.
The two teams will meet on the
: diamond again this afternoon and it
is thought and hoped that the game
will be a better exhibition. Walker
will be in the box for the locals. He
is in excellent form, after having a
little trouble with his arm The bows
seem to better understand Walker and
always seem to give him better sup
port when he is in the box. 1t being
the Fourth a large crowd will prob
ably be out to the game
The score of yesterdays game is.
in detail, as follows:
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-04
SmuaqIer Gives Bal.

Savannah, July 3.-Judson G. Brin-
son, who was arrested on a charge of
ot smuggling cigars, today gave bond
in the sum OF So 900 bond and wa Civ
en- his Liberty. Those signing the
bond besides the accused we're w. B.
Jenkins, Of Dixon, Screven county
and the father Of the accused,vF l.
Crimson. of Waynesboro.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-04
BUY A NEW BOAT TO
TAKE SATlLLA RUN

Captain B. A. White has returned
from New York. Philadelphia and 9th
er cities where ne went for the purpose
OF purchasing a boat to take
the run on the Satilla river in the
place of the steamer Falcon, which
was recently destroyed by fire. Capt.
White was seen by a News reporter
last night and he stated that negotia-
tions were now on for a new boat The
steamer, however, at present, is un-
der lelase and will not be here be-
fore the middle of August. Captain
White will go up and bring her down,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-04

l, Righton 3, Kelley, L. Time of game
2 hours. Umpire, Mr.. McCulloush.
Caught on the Diamond.
Everybody seems to favor tho name
Pilots and the team is now being
called that by all of the fans.
The usual large crowd was present
yesterday and it was too bad that the
boys played such poor ball Just wait,
we will have a chance to root our
selves hoarsc yet
Fred Brewer of the Savannah team.
is an old player who has been in many
game against Brunswick teams. In
deed, years ago the sporting editor
played ball with Fred, and his team
always came out winners.
Some one in the grandstand yester-
day said the Atlanta hodoo had Joined
, the Pilots. How can this Ire and At
lanta has not won a game this week
Maybe we have the Atlanta's hodc.
brother down here.
Hunter Hopkins played his usually
good game yesterday, accepting two
or three chances and sccur'1g a Eean
tiful tWo-baggc" in - Cisth, bring
ing two men across the home plate
If some of the 0 er members coaiI
put up as good a game as Hunter AM
j work as hard for a Victory the sc),'
would probably be different in man
of the games.
Smith, the new pitcher, will make
the Pilots an excellent twirlcr. iiC
did some good work yesterday Stsik
ing out thirteen men in a game is Z
record seldom made by any pitcher
Walker will be in the box today
This well known local twrler is con
sidered one of the best pitchers il
this section, and no doubt will prove
up to mis- usual standard this after
noon.
AS soon as Alf Crovatt returns anC
plays shortstop, O'Connor going il
the field, both the in and outficld vii
be strengthened by the change.
The Fort Screven team from Tybc,
Saturday Of next week.
The Cordcle team lost two out o
three games to Vienna this week
They are not so warm" after all
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-04
BARK RESCUE WILL SAIL
FROM PORT NEXT WEEK

The bark Rescue, which went ashore
off Long Island several weeks ago,
and which, after being rescued. wa
brought to this city for repairs, has
been finished and will sail next week.
Captain Tooker stated to a News +,
porter yesterday that he was much
pleased with the work. done on /
bark at BriesenicH's marine rasimss-
The captain said it was one of the
best jobs he has ever had done on a
vessel.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-04
Saw Child Burn to Death.

Washington, July I'm the pres
cncc of an aWe-Strickcn crowd. Morris
Sorrate, 6 years old, today was burned
to death in n fire which started from
gasoline stove The child appealed
from the window for help. The boys
mother made frantic efforts to rescue
him and was so severely burned that
She died
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-04
Fancy Bluff Schedule,

The following schedule of the
launch Clifton, between Brunswick and
Fancy Bluff for July 4, has been ar
ranged. Fare for the round trip 50
cents. Leave Brunswick at 9 a. m.
return at IL M; leave Brunswick at
] p. m, return at 8 p. m; leave Bruins.
wick 3 p, M, return at $3.50 D. m.
Troop g. PyIss, Manaoers
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-04
TO EXAMINE ENGINEERS
IN THIS CITY TOMORROW

TrainmaStcr Smith, of the Atlantic
and Birmingham railroad will be in
the city tomorrow for the purpose of
examining the engineers and conduc-
tors of the Brunswick & Birmingham
railroad who run from Nichols to
Bushnell
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-04
DECIDED AGAINST THE CITY.
Justice Court Thinks Police Should
be Paid for Uniforms.

Quite an interesting case was tried
In Justice Lambright's court yester.
day
AS has been published in these col.
umns before, d. J. Gill and T. l.. Lamb
two cx-membors of the police force.
recently entered suit against the city
to recover money paid ont by them
for uniforms. The bill was first pre-
scnted to council but payment was
refused. At the meeting Of council
Thursday night council instructed the
city attorney to defend the suits.
Th'y came mp for trial before jus
tie" Lambright yesterday and that
official decided that he city should
pay for the uniforms.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-04
Killed With a Baseball Bat.

Jackson, Miss, July B. Robert
Harris, negro who killed IA compan.
ion named Gamey Jones in Claiborne
county wo years ago, has been cap
turcd by the Jackson police and viii
be turned over to the Claiborne au-
tholitcs upon their arriv The crime
was committed with IA base bat, and
Harris acknowledges his gull.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-04

Summary: Struck out, by Smith.
IL; by Werner, 6;two-base hits Hop
kns, Alley, Brewer; bases on 6alls.
OF Smith, 4, off Werner, /; wild
pitch. Smith; Werner, Doty, first base
on errors, Savannah 2, Brunwick ::
Stolen bases, Nightengale 2, O'Connor
l. Bowen 2, Hopkins 3, Walker l.
Wright l, Mallard 1, Smith, 3. Dorty 4,
Brewer 5, Werner 2, Stark l, savrese
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-04
PISTOL BULLET ENDS HIS LIFE.
While Visiting Saw Mill Young Burt
Was Examining Gun.

Columbus, Ca, July 3.-Edgar Burt
the 1G-year old son of James Burt, a
prominent planter and saw mill man,
of Hurtsboro, Ala, was accidentally
killed last night at the Hurtboro oil
mill
He went over to the mill to see the
watchman, Roy Torbett, friend of his
While examining his pistol the wea
pom was discharged, the ball going
through BUTTS heart, killing him al
most instantly
1t is sad that the boys father oh
jected to his going TO the mill. but thai
other members of he family saw nc
harm in dis making the trip.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-04
Special Notice.

Brunswick, Ga. Jaly 3, 1903.
Tomorrow Saturday, July 4, being
a national holiday, the city Offices viii
be closed at l2 O'Clock, noon BY order
of the mayor.
NJ 0. Russell, Clerk of Council.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-04
Ship Notice.

Neither master, owners, nor con
sgnees of the British steamship Du-
range viii be responsible for any
debts contracted by the crew of said
steamer.
F.0. M, strachan & Co., consanees
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-04
FOR A SCORE BOARD.
"Rooter" Has a Word on Very Liva
Subject.

0upJCSh'
The score cards which weie handeQ
at yesterdays game was a step in the
right direction but the people who rae
remote from the umpire and canno
hear his decisions cannot keep the
score correctly, and to overcome this
Inconvenience a score board shoul.
be erected at once where it can be
easily seen from grand stand and
bleachers, and to this l, for one, will
contribute $l0O to the score board
fund, and believe there are others
who will do likewise. Who will be
the neXt2
A Rooter.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-04
TO TAKE A TRIP TO GERMANY
/. Feibelman Leaves Today to Visit
Parents in Ear-AWaY Country.

- NiDSiHidH ECdVSS Quay TO VISIT
Parents in Parkway Country.
l.. Feibelman, the popular bookkeep-
er for B. II. Levy, Bro & Co., sails
on the San Marcos today for New
York. After spending a few days in
that city and Philadelphia, Mr.. Feibel-
man will sail for Germany, where he
goes to spend several weeks visiting
his parents.
Mr.. Feibelman has been away from
Germany for many years, but each
year or two he returns on a visit. His
many friends in the city will Join the
News in wishing him a pleasant trip
lie VIII return to the city about Sep
tember first.