davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-04
TIRED OF CRITICISM,
President of Trinity College Causes
Sensation,

Raleigh, N. c., Dec. 3-President
ailgo, OF Trinity College, Durham,
which institution is under the aus.
'p.ces OF the North Carolina Methodist
conference, created a sensation a.
the conference by rising to question
Iof personal privilege and telling
Bishop Gambler of Georgia, who was
presiding, that he was tired of be,
ing bounded in the pulpit in the CO.,
Iiege and in his home by some North
split in the church In regard to Pres
Iident Kilgo, this having existed sew.
,eral years Some Of the newspapers
attacked the college because lis en-
|dowment is the gift of members of
the American Tobacco Company.
Feeling runs pretty high about the
matter, each side having strong sup.
lporters.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-04
CAN GO" NOW.
Was Formerly Robbed Of her Energy
by Coffee.

hills or spasms And could not bear
the least excitement.
AT one time my hand was drawn
to my shoulder and for days could
not be moved away and l had often
laid for 6 to weeks under the care of
ioMr best physicians. had been like
this for years and it seemed a cure
!could not be effected and / could get
only temporary relief. My case was
pronounced nervousness but that was
as far as we could get.
"All this time had been q slave to
coffee, thought l could not live with
out drinking 8 to 5 cups day al
though my husband used to beg me to
| give it up and give Postum trial,
But l always put him Off with o
l don't think will like it, it will do me
no good.
He was so persistent | finally de-
cided to try Postum, although l
thought the very idea Of good coffee
made from cereals was absurd
AT first did not like it SO very well
but soon found that it was not boil
! ed long enough to make it good; after
q few days the terrible headaches
disappeared and felt SO full of en-
ergy was astonished. l grew to love
Postum and have used it continually
since then and words can never eX-
press the good it has done me,
Il never know what it Is to have q
headache, have not had nervous at
tack for II months, now weigh 142 IL
Imy complexion Is clear and my friends
say l never looked so well. l do not
sufrer a days sickness and can do my
housework. Just think that for &
lyears l spent more than half my time
in bed, never able to keep up more
than few days at time and all
that suffering came from coffee.
MY restored health seems to me
1
is nothing miraculous about it, just
common sense from giving up coffee
and giving Postum a fair trial and !
don't hesitate to tell my friends all
about it
Il have baby girl two years old
who for the past year has used Postum
in her bottle instead Of milk. She
is large healthy child and if we give
her milk she will hand it back and
cry for Postum. My husband also has
been greatly benefited by Postum and
nowadays we ever have coffee in our
house but you will always find plenty
of Postum in the pantry" Name Civ.
en- by Postum Co., Battle Greek, Mich
Look In each package for copy
LOT the famous little book, The Road
to wslivtlls."
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-04
A Tow Opening.

Elsewhere in this issue will be found
an attractive advertisement OF the
Ms'Clu Ten-Cent store, calling at
tention to great toy opening On the
part OF .he company, which will occur
today. The Mcclure people are net
ed for their toy stocks and those wish
ing 70 take an early start in this line
should call at the store today.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-04
THE CAVALIER COMING"
viii be az the Grand for Performance
Next Week.

OF the few plays that are consider.
ed worthy OF securing a place in mod
ern literature, the peoples and crit
les favorite, The Cavilier" takes pre-
cedence over all other works of the
past year, for its many commendable
attributes tend to permit it to per-
colate into the archives of permanency
not only as literary gem but as the
beacon light of that school of Amer
lean writer's Of which George W. Cable
10 certainly the high priest.
This production is noteworthy IN
many respects. for 1t not only comes
here with "a cast of exceptional
strength, but with the complete scenic
investment and elaborate stage eff
fects which characterized It's phenom-
email run for over 100 nights at the
Criterion Theatre, New York City.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-04

Carrolton, ca, Dee. 3-Tuesday
night Bill Harper, a well known
"fiddler" of Lowell, tLi3 county, fell
dead at the supper table CT Georgia
Price on Depot street, this city. Har-
per had been drunk and in the Gala
boose during the day, and was under
the influence of whiskey when he
went, with some other white men, to
supper, end without apparent warn
Ing the attack came. and he died in
leN ipiLS,ss.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-04
III in Columbus

The Brunswick friends OF ], c. Titus,
formerly with the Downing Company.
now with Williams & Co.. Columbus,
will regret to hear that he is quite
i'll in that city. He has been sick for
two weeks, but was reported better
according to advices received in the
lefty yesterday.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-04
Mrs. Smith Awarded $4,000.

Augusta, Ca, Dec. SIN the case
of Mrs. Nettie Smith, the jury today
reached verdict of $4,000 for the
plaintiff against the Augusta Railway
Company for killing her husband, O.
=. Smith, in collision. The suit
was for $4,000 and the jury was out
two days before reaching a verdict.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-04
CONFERENCE is I'M SESSION.
Many Distinguished coIored Divines
In the city.

Many Distinguished Coioreo pivines
In the city.
Th annual session of the Savannah
conference of the Methodist Episcor
pal church began inBrunswick yester-
day morning and will continue for
three or four days. The attendance
is very large and some OF the best
known colored divines in the state
are in the city.
In addition to the customary ap-
pointment and other perfunctory bus
mess the program of the conference
provides for sermons and addresses
by q number of the ministers and lay
workers of the church. The first ses-
sion yesterday proved to be very
interesting one.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-04
WILL BE ENJOYABLE AFFAIR.
Much Interest Manifested in the Me-
mortal Service of the EIks.

Much Interest Manifested in the Me.
mortal Service of the EIks.
The memorial service to be held at
the Grand by the Brunswick lodge Of
Elks on Sunday next, promises to be
one of the most imposing and interest
ing affairs of the kind ever given In the
city. Those who are to participate in
the musical program are now busy
rehearsing, and this promises to be
feature of the afternoon.
No admission, of course, will be
charged and it is expected that b
large crowd will attend the servcie.
This will be the first memorial SER
vice ever held by the local lodge Of
Elks, and characteristic OF the organ
ization, the affair will be great sue
cess,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-04
WATER COMPANY ISSUES NOTICE
Patrons Must Not Leave spigots Run.
ming at Night.


The Mutual Light and Water Com.
pany have serious and just com
plant to make against their patrons
leaving their spigots running at night
in order to keep the pipes from freez-
ing. This is strictly against the rules
+ the company. The following notice
was issued yesterday:
ITO Our Water Patrons:
We desire to call your attention to
our rules and the ordinances Of the
city, regulating the continual running
Of water to prevent freezing and
breaking OF pipes.
1t is impossible for US to maintain
"a proper pressure with our consumers
allowing a continuous flow Of water,
and we earnestly request those who
are in the practice Of doing it to de-
'sists, otherwise we will be forced to
take necessary steps to have it stop
|ped,
Mutual Light s. Water CO,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-04
Very III in Atlanta.

The many friesds Of j. ]. Conoley,
the efficient secretary of the Downing
Company, will regret to hear that
he is very i'll In Atlanta and is now
under treatment at the Todd sana-
tarium Of that city,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-04
ESTABLISH LINE
| ON THE OCMU[GEE
=
Macon Chamber of Conn
MERGE Takes Up the
Subject
WANT TO REACH THE SEA
At a Meeting Held Wednesday the
Question Came Up and was Dis
cussed at Length by the
Organization.

The people of Macon seem deter.
mined to establish line of boats on
tne ocmulgee river between that city
and Brunswick, and at the meeting Of
Che chamber of Commerce of Macon
Wednesday the question came up and
was discussed at length by the mem.
oers, and it now seems that the line
is soon to be established.
Speaking Of the meeting the New ~
Wednesday says:
Inc question of navigating the Oc-
nuigee river, of which so much was
Salo and written during the summer.
is again being agitated and proved
the main topic of discussion yesterday
meeting of the Chamber of Commerce.
Inc meeting was well attended and
was In fact the most enthusiastic and
successful one held so far this year.
IL VIII be remembered that after the
Ocmulgee had been declared nayiga-
ole oyrexperts in that line, arrange
ments were made with Captain j.
W. Maloy to run line OF steam.
poats from Macon to Brunswick and
a trial trip was made which demon
strated the practicability of the
scheme. While the boat succeeded in
reaching Macon with cargo and re-
turned, no further attempts were made
at the time to navigate the stream I'D.
ON which the government has spent so
much money. This was accounted for
by the trouble which Captain Malog
experienced n sesta aiming pilots and
he dsSlaea te anasAa PIG proupsisop.
4. 6 :
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-04

REPRESENTATIVES OF street fair com.
pany are now in the city and have
asked council for permission to give a
carnival or entertainment of the kind
on the streets of the city.
Inc matter was taken up at a
special meeting of council held yester-
day, and the mayor appointed a com
mlttee to- meet with the representa-
itives and see what could be done.
Just what kind of an entertainment
these people desire to give in the city
is not konWn, but the committee Will
meet with them and will make O re-
port probably at the next regular meet.
ing Cd council.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-04
ALBERT {. WENz
DIED LAST NIGHT
q -
Neil Known Citizen Pass
ed Away After a Long
81 Illness
lE WAS A PROMINENT MAN
Funeral Service Will be Held at Res
idence This Afternoon and Re-
mains VIII be Shipped to
Savannah for Burial.

u Albert E. Wenz, one Of Brunswick
hest known and most substantial bus
Hiness men, passed away at his home
Mast night at 9 o'clock, after an IL
ness OF several weeks.
Mr.. Wenz, for the past several weeks
bias been suffering from complication
zof diseases, and his death has been
smomentarily expected for the last few
&days by those most familiar with his
fcondition. Yesterday morning it was
announced that he would hardly live
through the night
The deceased has been a resident
lof Brunswick for long number OF
years and, for some time. has con-
aucted a large ship chandlery business
on Bay street, where he enjoyed an
excellent business, He was born
ain Savannah, and his remains will
DE shipped there for burial
Mr.. Wenz was among Brunswick's
most prominent citizens, and has serv-
Fed as an alderman and held other po-
sitions .of.trust. On several occasions
he has been prominently mentioned in
connection with the mayorality of the
city, He was large property owner,
4Ill{ was considered one of our city's
30 Substantial men, leaving a will
:Sf SHOUT 10000.
sVenz was As years of age and
lea4(s wife. besides an unusually
sar sa circle OF friends to mourn is
RsraI services will be conduct
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-04

The board Of trade held it's regu--
lar weekly meeting at the city hall
yesterday morning, and several mat,
ters Of interest came up for discus.
Sen,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-04
A BIG FIRE AT EVERETT CITY.
The Magnolia Hotel was Destroyed
Late "Wednesday Night.

The Magnolia Hotel was Destroyed
Late Wednesday Night.
Quite serious fire occurred at Ev-
erett City late Wednesday night and
the Magnolia hotel was destroyed.
The flames had gained good head
way before discovered by the night
Waterman, who Immediately gave the
alarm, and all people residing nearby
turned out to assist In fighting the
ire, but the hotel was destroyed be.
TORS the flames c5ald be chech
trunk, and only a few OF the house
hold articles we're saved.
The building was insured in the agen
|cy of J. S. Wright for $500, but this
amount will not cover the loss.
Just how the fire originated is not
known.
Both Messrs. Crofton and Sistrunk
have many friends in this city who
will regret to hear of their mistor-
tune, They are both employed at Ev-
erett by the Southern railway.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-04

Slzs 20 reach Macon at oil times a.
the year It is now generally conceded
by all conveGsant with the situation
that the navigation of the river is not
emily possible but In fact no difficult
matter.
AT the meeting yesterday afternoon
Captain l. B. English, of the navigation
committee, stated to the chamber that
his committee were considering sew
eral propositions made by responsible
steamboat men and all were anxious
to enter into contracts for the operation
of line of boats to Macon. Captain
English referred to an examination
made Of the river between Macon and
Rawkinsville by Captain Jarvis, man
well versed in steamboating and it
was very flattering report Captain
Jarvis made to the navigation commit
tee. Captain Jarvis represents the
Florida Canal and Transportation
Company and after careful examina-
ton declared the navigation of the
river between Macon and Brunswick
not only feasible but profitable and ex-
pressed surprise that the movement
had not been started long before.
The captain also spoke of the great
fertility of the country along the river
land declared it rivaled in fertility the
famous lands of the Mississippi del
ia. This investigation on the part
|of Captain Jarvis was made with a
Iview OF submitting to the city a prop
I0sition to place a line Of boats in
Operation between Macon and the sea.
That the Ocmulgee river was nav.
ligable the year round for boats Of
| 100 feet or more in length, the cap
tain declared there was no longer any
doubt and said the coalitions here
| were far superior to those encoun-
ere at Columbus in the Chattahoor
hee. Captain Jarvis is greatly inter
ested II the proposition and will in all
probability submit plan to the city
Iduring the week for the establishment
| of regular line of boats from Macon
! to Brunswick.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-04
BOAT BOCOTA IS
BEING CHASED
=
Columbian War Ship is
Being Pursued by Gun
boat Concord
THE LAWS WERE VIOLATED
Concord was Ordered to Pursue and
Capture Colombian Vessel, but
Not Known Whether She
Has Been Successful.

San Francisco Dec. 3.-The officers
of the steamship City of Para, which
ARRIVED today from Panama, say that
at the time of the revolution the Co
lombian gun boat Bogota was lying in
the harbor. 1t was understood that
the executive officers of the vessel
would stand with the revolutionists,
lalthough the commanding officer of TIL
vessel stoutly refused to join the reb-
els.
The time of the revolution was chos-
en- when the captain was ashore. He
was taken prisoner with the others
of the government officers and the
command of the war ship was then
with the executive officers on board.
Then two reyoiutionists went to the
steamer to inform the executive OIL
flcer Of what had taken place. The
executive officer met the revolutionists
on the gangway and shot one of them.
The other escaped,
Inc Bogota then slipped her moor
ings and started to sea. On the way
she was fired on by detachment
OF the rebels. The Bogota replied by
sending two shells over the heads OF
the rifle men into the city. The Bo-
gotta went alongside the British
lsteamship Toboga that had cargo Of
coal and attempted to take supply.
Complaint was made by the mas
ter OF the ship to the British consul
Oh an attempt at piracy and the Amer
ican gun boat was sent in search Of
Ithe Columbian gun bpat but ID ID She
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-04

SAY ANIMAL tomorrow morning where
1T will be inferred in the afternoon.
a il number of the friends of the family
Viii accompany Mrs. Wenz and the
Femains. 49,
In the death of Albert E. Wenz
sit may be truly said that our little city
zhas sustained a serious loss of one of
It's best known and most popular cit
izens, and to the bereaved family The
News JOINS the many friends in ex-
tending coincidence.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-04
PLEASANT NIGHT
At THE FAIR
-
Crowd Was Not So Large
But All Had a Good
Time
WAS SECRET ORDER NIGHT
1t is Expected That This Will be the
Banner Night of the Week
and an Unusually Large Crowd
Is Expected.

While the attendance at the Rife
mems fair last night was not quite as
large as on the previous nights, still
those present enjoyed themselves tc
+ the fullest extent, the booths all re
ported a very good nights business
while the supper room continued to
iserve meals to many, and, all in all
the fourth night of the fair was a sue.
cess.
The night was given over to- the
secret order organizations of the city
and quite number Of the members of
the different orders were present and
patronized the ladies.
While the fair has progressed now
for four nights, there are still large
number Of handsome and useful arti.
cles left at the different booths, in
Ifact, only few of the articles have
been raffied, and, during the remaining
two nights, an effort will be made to
dispose of all OF these articles. Sew
eral raft les occurred last night, and
were attended with interest by those
who had taken chances.
Tonight, it is expected, will be the
manner night of the week 1t has
met beer given over to any special
occasion, but will be known probably
Jas a good night generally" for all
land it is expected that an unusually
large crowd will be present
Notes Of the Fair.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-04


might getting up CT noes on haildl
some revolver, which was won by
Charlie Arnheiter.
On account of til extremely cold
weather the children ball, which was
scheduled for tonight, has been called
off. The fancy dress ball will occur
tomorrow afternoon, when the little
Cnes will have full sway at the fair.
The different contests are now grow.
ling quite interesting and the different
Candidates and their friends an support
ers are hard at work.
A donation of a couple of hundred
cigars was received at the cigar booth
yesterday from Goldsmith & Co. and
49, D. Leyadis
The diamond ring will not be raf-
lied until tomorrow night. Nearly
everybody who has visited the fair
have chance on it and much inter
est is manifested in the rattle.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-04
ATKINSON MAY Be
new PRESIDENT
-
Atlanta Man May Be
Successor to John Skel-
ton Williams
MORE RAILROAD RUMORS
He viii Probably be Put on the Board
of Directors and May Then be
Elected to the Presidency of
the Seaboard.

The following special story Is taken
from yesterdays Atlanta Constitu-
ton and will be of interest in rail-
road circles in this city.
Boston, Mass, Dec. 3.-The Consti-
tuition correspondent is informed THAI
it is probable that, sooner OF later, H.
M. Atkinson, of Atlanta, will be put
Gently in active negotiations over Sea-
board Air Line, and that it is among
the possibilities that he may succeed
j. Shelton Williams as president
of the Seaboard Air Line system.
1t is known that Mr.. Atkinson spent
more than a month in New York re-
Getty in active negotiations over Sea
board matters with T. J, Coolidge,
president of the Old Colony Trust
Company, which has undoubtdlye ac-
quired control of the Seaboard Air
Line system. 1t Is known that Mr..
Atkinson is very close to Mr. Cool
ldSe and that all OF the extensive IN"
vestment5 in Atlanta and other parts
of the south OF the Old Colony Trust
Company are under the general di-
.'ectiom of Mr.. Atkinson, who Is the
representative of that company in
rhe south
1t is said that all the southern in
vestments of this company are yield
ing handsome returns, and Mr.. Cool
idge was so we'll pleased with the sue
cess OF his past efforts in the south
that he was easily interested when Re
was urged .tok Unrest }arsglx IN ae
Eseabosra With he view 81 oecomi e
i - 1; II
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-04

|liams willSretire from the presidency
of the Seaboard- Air Line system in the
course of short while, and it is re
garded as possible that Mr.. Atkinson
may succeed to the presidency, or that
he may lie put on the board of direc-
tors with the view of ultimately sue
ceeding to the presidency, as the di,
rect representative of the Old Colony
interests.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-04
Blair Talks of Seaboard.

Richmosd, Va, Dec. 3.-James H,
Blair, the New York banker, arrived
here today and left this afternoon
with T. Jefferson Coolidge,Jr director
President John Shelton Williams, Vice
President ]. M, Barr and General SUI
perintendent F. X. Huger, of the Sea
board Air Line system for a tour of
inspection
Asked about the alleged combina-
ton of the Seaboard Air Line with
other roads Mr.. Blair said;
"All rumors and stories of combina-
ton are erroneous. The Seaboard Air
Line will be kept entirely independent
of all other roads. The property will
be improved and put into better shape
wherever necessary or where such ip.
provement will better the service.
We believe that the railroad that serv,
es the people best serves itself best
and we intend to do everything pos
sfble to render the Seaboard up to
date and efficient"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-11

samochodem. Maszyna pedzila z
niezwylla szybkoscia w kierunku
kamieniolomow wraz z pasaze-
rami runesa W przepast. Pennell
znalazl snierc ma miejscu, a jego
iona jest smiertelnie pokaleczo-
na. Adwokat byl wmieszany w
sprawe zagadkowego morder-
stwa, dokonanego ma osobie boga-
tego fabrykanta Burdick. Rozcho-
dzi sic pogloska, ze postanowil;
sobie zonie odebrac zycie oba-
wy przed kryminalnym procesem.
Waszyngton, II marca. Nor
gan jest stanowczym przeciwni-
kiem kanalu Panamskiego i stara
sic wszystkiemi silami przeszko-
dziG ratyfikacyi traktatu z Ko-
lumbia. Wykazal wczoraj, re
pierwotne, hiszpanskie brzmienie
traktatu ME zgadza sic przekla-
dem ma jezyk angielski. Morgan
wyglasza nieustannie mowy pre-
civ traktowi i rozdaje senatorom
s roznych broszur, mowiacych
niekorzystnie 0 calym projekcie.
Kansas City, 1Igo marca. -
Dyrektor wiezienia Robert Tod
hunter oskarzyl szefa policy
Hayes, detektywa Sanderson, po-
licyantow McAnney i Sullivan o
przekupstwo. Powiada, ze tolero-
wall dom cry, pozwalali adwoka-
tom wyzyskiwac wiezniow i ofia-
rowali jemu pieniadze, azeby mil
czal ME przeszkadzal i'm szerzyc
korrupcye.