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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1903-05-07
A BIC MEETING
IS ON IN MACON
-
MANY DELEGATES ARE ATTEND,
ING THE SUGARCANE CON.
VENTION.
BRUNSWICK MEN THERE
Our City is Represented by Congress-
man Brantley, Col Goodyear and
Hon Edwin 5robston--They
Will All Speak,,

Macon, Ga, May 6-The conven-
ton of cane growers of the United
States which opened in Macon today
is the largest gathering of its kind
ever held in this country. Louisiana.
Florida, Georgia and other states
where the industry fiourishes are well
represented and in addition there are
many agricultural authorities from
Washington and elsewhere in atten-
dance. The sessions are to continue
through tomorrow
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson is
to address the conventto on the sub
1ect, The Relationship of the Agri-
culture Department to Southern Agri-
culture" Dr., H. w. Wiley, of the
United States Department of Agricul-
ture will speak of the history and de-
velopment of the beet sugar industry.
DR.. w. c. Stubbs, director of the Lou
isiana experimental station, is down
for an address on Cultivation and
Manufacture of Sugar Cane in the
United States and Foreign Countries. ;"
Other persons of pk 'H@nce who
are expected to address & vention
are Governor Terrell, of Georgia, Sen
ator A. S. Clay, and Chancellor w.
B. Hill, of the University of Georgia
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1903-05-07
NEW WORKERS, 1T is SAID, WANT
TO PUT CLEVELAND TO
THE FRONT.
ARE DOWN ON ROOSEVELT
Morgan, Hill and Others Down on Him
Because of His Antitrust
ldeas-Cleveland is Nor
gar's Favorite.

Boston, Mass, May Ga corterie
OF big Boston and New York fnanciers.
including J. P. Morgan and J. ]. Hill.
but not including Hartman, are look-
ing around for a candidate to beat
Roosevelt because OF his antitrust
ideas.
A careful canvass has just been
completed for them which shows tha,
Bryan may not be able to dictate
the next democratic nomination, and
the combination has decided to finance
a Cleveland boom.
Judge Parker has been used merely
as chair warmer" for Cleveland.
Morgan's candidate for president. Ha
is to be pushed steadily from now
on, if the financial interests confirm
the news they have Just received from
high democratic source, that the
next democratic platform will not he
based on silver.
So far Clevelands direct assent has
not been squarely acked. 1t has been
rather taken for granted. Their aim
is anything to beat Roosevelt.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1903-05-07
CROPS IN GEORGIA.
plse4lraalna Report is Made By

DiscsSraging Report is Made by the
9sJ R''res1u-s,- es's
Atlanta, May 6.-The Georgia crop
report for the week is as follows
The week was generally dry, with
warm days and cool nights-conditions
favorable for farm work, but detri-
mental to termination and growth of
crops.
Cotton and corn seeding are under
good headway in the northern section.
In the middle section, cotton planting
is being rushed, and is practically
completed in the southern counties,
where cultivation has begun. The
general condition of cotton is unsatis-
factory. Early plants are sickly, ow-
ing to the prevalence of cool weather,
pecessitating much replanting over
large areas.
Warmpth is badly needed for cotton
and corn. The latter is being injured
by worms III many sections Wheat
and oats have failed materially within
the past two weeks, caused by the
Hessian fly and rust, so that the pros
poets for good yields are not bright
Rice planting is later than usual
Sugar cane and minor crops arc prom
ising, but require rain and seasonable
temperature.
Peaches are beginning to shed, and
previous reports of a generally poor
crops are confirmed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1903-05-07
THE DIXIE DRUG COMPANY ASKS
TO BE INCORPORATED
IN THIS COUNTY.
TO BUILD A FACTORY
Understood That the New Company
Proposes to Erect One Here
and Will Shortly Begin Work.
Those Interested.

The Dixie Drug Company is the
latest corporation to ask to be incor
porated and their petition for charter
appears elsewhere in The News this
morning,
The incorporators in the new com
pany are F. D. Aiken, Albert Fendig
j. B. Wright, c. B. Gowen, c. M. Cow.
en-, J. H. Whitmre, c. Downing, w
M. Turpper, E. H. Mason, r. e. Bries-
eninick, j. E. Morgan and j. Stovall
Smith, all of this county.
In the application for incorporation
the company states that the object OF
the new firm is the manufacture of
drugs, medicines, proprietary prepara.
tions or drugs, beverages and com
pounds and all other articles and
things of like character.
The News understands, from one OF
the moving spirits of the new com
pany, that it is their intention to cree,
at an early date, in this city, a chemi
cal factory and will manufacture all
kinds of drugs, patent medicines, etc
All of the incorporators are well
known business men of Brunswick
and Glynn county, and The News
hopes soon to see the new company
in operation, and wishes 1t much sue
cess
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1903-05-07
"a
BY A NEW ROUTE.
B. G. 3. Excursionists to Savannah to
Go by Ofterman.

Go by Ofterman.
Beginning next Sunday the Bruins.
wick and Birmingham railroad will
put on an early train to Savannah
which will give the people of Bruins
| wick more time in the Forest City
when they so over on the Sunday ex-
cursions
BY an arrangement with the Allan
tic Coast Line, the b. Il b. will here
after make connections at Otferman
for Savannah
AT present the train, which connects
with the Staboard at Thalmann, does
not leave Brunswick until after 10
O'Clock in the morning, reaching Saw
annah about one in the afternoon, and
then leave that city about three
which only gives our people short
saty there
Under this new arrangement the
b. q b, excursion train will leave about
$3.50 o'clock in the morning and will
go to OTerman, where connections
Will be made with the A. q. L., rea,.
ing Savannah about 8 o'clock and
will leave there about five in the af-
ternoon, thus giving the passengers
quite long stay.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1903-05-07
PREPARING FOR ROOSEVELT.
San Francisco to Give Him a Royal
Time.

San Francisco, Cal, May G.-San
Francisco is making the most elab.
crate arrangements for the reception
and entertainment of President Roose-
welt next week. The program in
some respects will resemble that car
ried out at the time of the late Pres
bdent McKinley's visit The latter,
however, came to attend the launch
ing of the battleship Ohio and this
event was necessarily the chief fea-
ture of the program. With the visit
Of President Roosevelt the case is
different and the entire time of his
stay in the city will be given over to
features of entertainment. From the
preparations now in progress it is
safe to assert that the city will be
illuminated as never before Great
arches of artistic design will span the
Chief thoroughfare of the business
district and the streets everywhere
Will be strung with vare-colored
electric bulbs.
There will be military parade on
a gigantic scale and big reception
so that all may see the president. On
Wednesday the speech to the people
! of California will be given and the
occasion will be marked by magnif-
icent display OF fireworks The
Grand army will hold their annual en-
campment here during the week.
This will bring many visitors to the
city from various parts OF California
| anu Nevada. Passenger officials OF
| 90 raAroade orecast one OF she
largest crowds ever entertained On
san Francisco.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1903-05-07
OYSTER FACTORY
HASCL LOSEDDOWN
-
SEASON HAS BEEN THE LARGEST
IN THE HISTORY OF TIE
COMPANY.
THEY DID A BIG BUSINESS
Manager Abrams Says More Oysters
Have Been Shipped This Year
BY His Company Than in
Any Previous One.

The Aiken Canning Company yes
terday closed down their factory, az.
ter one of the most successful sea-
sons in the history of the factory.
j. B. Abrams, the general manager,
was seen by News reporter yester-
day and when asked about the bust
ness of the factory during the oyster
season. he said that they had, since
they first opened, had all the business
that the factory was able to do, and
have had easy sales for all the oys-
ters that could be canned.
When asked how many bushels of
oysters had been canned during the
season Mr.. Abrams said it was i'm
possible to give an estimate, but that
they had canned and shipped more
this year than in any previous one.
The factory, of course, will be shut
down until September, when the oys-
ter season opens again.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1903-05-07
MAsoNs MEETING IN ROME.
Seventh District Holding Annual Con.
Vention There.

Rome, Ga, May 6.-The third an
nual Masonic convention for the sew
enth district of Georgia was called TO
order here this morning at IL O'Clock
i'll the Masonic temple by Grand Mas
ter Meyerhardt.
The indications are that this will be
by far the greatest gathering OF Ma
sons ever assembled in Georgia if not
in the entire south. More than fiji
teen hundred Masons will be on hand
Worshipful Master Meyerhardt has
received letters from all parts of
Georgia and Alabama showing that the
attendance this year will be larger
than ever before and that the spaci-
Gus Masonic temple will be taxed to
its utmost capacity.
The Masons of Rome will do their
utmost to make the entertainment a
magnificent success in every partic-
ular.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1903-05-07
PEEPlNG TOM PUNISHED.
Tar and Feathers Applied to Macon
Boy in Mississippi.


Columbus, Miss, May 6.-At the Ag-
ricultural and Mechanical college, at
Starkeville, Miss, c. l.. Minojosa, a
student from Monterey Mexico, was
caught in the act of concealing him
self in the apartments used by the
girls of the institution. He also wrote
the most shocking stories about some
of the most highly respected girls at
the school,
When it was established that he
was the guilty one a detachment of
students took him from the guard
house Saturday night and carried him
to the woods near by, tarred him and
then compelled him to roll over and
over again in bed of feathers.
They then dispersed and he re-
mained in this deplorable condition
over night. He was sent to his home
Sunday.
From all accounts he was a bright
boy and it was hard to convince the
faculty that he was the guilty one, on
account of his excellent standing here
tofore
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1903-05-07
OFF FOR THE CONVENTION.
srantley, Goodyear and Brobston are
in Macon.


in Macon.
Congressman w G. Brantley, Col.
G, P. Goodyear and Hon Edwin Brob-
ston are in Macon representing Bruins
wick and Glynn county at the meet
ing Of the sugercane growers.
This meeting promises to be one of
the largest of the kind ever held, and
many prominent people will be in at
tendance Two or three states have
appointed delegates from every coun-
ty, and the Central City will be
crowded.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson, who
delivered such a fine address in this
city at the last sugarcane convention,
is attending and he will address The
large gathering.
Congressman Brantley, Col Good
year and Mr. Brobston will all three
probably speak during the meeting.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1903-05-07
ALLISON MILL BURNED.
Loaded Cars Were Also DESTROYED
at Fitzgerald.

Loaded Cars Were Also Destroyed
at Fitzgerald.
Fitzgerald, Ga, May 1.-THE large
sawmill of the Allison Lumber Com
pany, including the dry kiln and con
| siderable lumber, was burned between
IL and - o'clock today. Five cars
loaded with lumber on the sidetracks
! 4 egs gaIso consumed, which means a
lsssss y the Atlantic and Birm-
lingham Railroad Company.
Operations at the mill proper have
been suspended several weeks, but the
planning mill was running today when
the fire occurred. The fire started in
front of the furnace in the pile of
shavings which are blown from the
planning mill, some zoo feet away, and
which was saved by the heroic eff
forts of the fire department
The fire spread rapidly, and it is
estimated that in less than three min
utes from the time the blaze was dis
covered the mill and the dry kiln were
wrapped in flames, and too hot to be
approached near enough by the fire
men for effective work.
Strange enough, the fire occurred
when the stand pipe at the water
plant was emptied for the first time in
many months. Notice had been given
and it was well advertised that the
standpipe was temporarily emptied for
the purpose OF being cleaned. This,
however, had little effect as the fire
company found good pressure soon
after connection was made and the
fire pressue pumps at the station did
very fine work
The property of the Allison Lumber
Company was placed in the hands of
receiver November 17th, last, and
had just been surrendered by Re
ceiver j. L. Mercer to Trustee in
Bankruptcy Lon Dickey. The loss
amounts TO about $4,000, and as the
property was uninsured, will be borne
by the creditors of the Allison Lum-
ber Company. There is about $10,-
coo Of other property of the estate that
Will be sold by the trustee and applied
to the debts OF the firm.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1903-05-07
THE EARLY CLOSING,
Looks Like the Clerks Will Have to
Work Until 7 This Summer

No steps have so far been takei
by any of the merchants towards in
augurating the early closing move
ment in Brunswick this summer, and
from preset indications it loks as if
the clerks will have to work until
Z o'clock.
1t seems that a majority of the
merchants are in favor of closing at
six, but still there are two or three
who are not willing to enter the agree
from present indications it looks as if
they will all agree not to agree.
However, it is understood that the
ladies will probably take the matter
in charge again shortly and will cir
cuiate a petition, asking all of the
merchants to sign it,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1903-05-07
SOUTHERN LOSES THE CASE.
Violated Provisions of Law in BUYING
Virginia Road.

virginia rtQdQ-
Richmond, Va, May 6.--The United
States circuit court oI appeals has
affirmed the decision of the lower
court in the case of the Interstate
commerce commission against the
Southern railway, y which the pialn-
tiff claimed that in purchasing the
Atlanta and Danville railway the
Southern violated the antitrust law.
The object Of the suit was to Sc
cure reduction OF the freight rates
at Danville, Va, which were claimed
to be excessive compared with the
rates i'll force in Richmond. Lynch
burg and other southern cities. Tne
plalntlh contended that the Southern
railway sought to take advantage OF
its own wrong in violating the anti.
trust act by treating DanttIc as a
honrcompeltiVe point ana .arams
rates on freight that are ncai.y uotuie
what they are TO competitive points
The court below IN rendering It's
decision, said that evidence is tnat.
wnlIe there was eQmpetitlon in sole
ltlng business between the auatusrn
and the Atlanta and Danvlla, ,us oo.A
petition did not reduce rates; that the
TACT That the Danville rates were as
low as the Richmond ana l.yucnuurs
rates prior to 1886 does not aA...
the question; that this was prior to
the passage OF the antitrust ACT aAd
prior to the reduction H. rates by the
Norfolk and Western ana the Cheaka-
Deake and Ohio
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1903-05-07
OLD BRUNSWICK LINER.

Steamer Saginaw was Formerly on
Run to Brunswick.
The Clyde steamer Saginaw, which
had a collision Tuesday and went to
the bottom, carrying a number of pas
sengers with her, was formerly a reg
ular conner to this port, being on the
run between Boston and Brunswick
and Charleston.
The steamer plyed between these
three ports for a number of years. She
VIII be a Total loss it ii thought.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1903-05-07
OFFICIALS GO TO NEW YORK.
Presiden. Machen and Secretary Bush.
nell left Last Night.

Col. E. C. Machen, president, and c.
j. Bushnell, secretary of the Bruins.
wich and Birmingham railroad, left
last night at 8 o'clock for New York.
Mr.. Bushnell only reached the city
yesterday morning, and came on a
short business trip.
1t is understood that Col Machen
will return to the city sometime
next week and will be accompanied
by President Umsted, of the Mo
hawk Valley Steel and Wire Com
pany, who left the city Tuesday night.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1903-05-07
SOON TO BEGIN WORK.
Bowen & Thomas to Commence on
New School Building.

Bowen & Thomas, the we'll known
builders, who have been awarded the
contract for the erection OF the New
Town school house, by the board of
education, will begin work on the new
structure within the course Of a week
or two. The material has all been
ordered and will be ready for the con
tractors to commence work shortly.
This building, which is to be erect
ed out on street, will be one of the
handsomest structures in that sect
on of the city, and will be ready for
Sc by the time school begins next
aagon
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1903-05-07
CASES IN THE CITY COURT.
A Number We're Disposed CT at Yes
terday's Session.

terday's Session.
The city court was in session again
yesterday, and the following cases
were disposed of:
j. M. Burnett VS. J. NJ Manning,
attachment; dismissed
State VS.. Oliver Adams, selling whis-
key without olicense; noll pressed.
State VS.. George Grant, assault and
battery; plea of guilty. Sentence four
months on the chaingang or a fire
of $25 and costs.
State VS.. Sykes Brown, assault and
battery; verdict of not guilty,
State VS.. Catherine Calden, vagran-
cy; verdict Of not guilty.
D. j. Dillon VS.. e 3 Day, ct al,
suit on vote. On trial
State VS.. E. Johnson selling whis-
key without license; plea OF guilty.
Sentence, ten months on the chain
gang or a fine Of 5000 and costs
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1903-05-07
ROOSEVELT HAD TO
BE GOTTEN RID OF
President Wilson's Idea of How He
Came to be Advanced.

President Wilson's Idea of How He
Came to be Advanced.
Chicago, May president Roose-
welt owes his high position to the
fact that be vas a politician who did
not want e h,A Office, SAID 9r Woaa;
E No. !, & Ss
.-.s.ssas ssltys lasf 4 VI - syessing the
annual meeting of fsthGsr 8ntieth Cen
try Club The subjeGvof his address
was Patriotism"
Roosevelt was thrown aside by the
politicians" continued the speaker.
He attended meetings and became
one Of them, but if things did not suit
him he said so. He was so sure he
knew how things ought to be done
and he was so much trouble to the
politicians that they gave him a po-
sition to get rid of them. If men
would study politics not striving for
office it would change the face of af
fairs all over the country. The dan
ger in our age is not partisanship,
but our thoughtful men will belong to
no party. Don't form yourself into
third party. Don't Isolate yourself.
Go into the arena and take an active
part"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1903-05-07
Superior Court Next.

The city court will probably ad
journ after today's session, as both
the criminal and civil dockets have
been about cleared Of all cases.
The superior court will meet next,
the third Monday in May being the
regular time for convening the court.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1903-05-07
grand chancellor.

Idlu cudHc9ilOf.
12 m-Morning session of grand
lodge at K. of p hall Adjournment
grand lodge at X. OF P. hall Adjourn
ment
s p. m-Conferring rank of Knight
at Grand opera house by the following
officers and team: King, j. w. Aus
tin; herald, S. w Hewn; master-at
arms, Wilson; two attendants, B. v
Myers and w w Durham; monitor
E. S. Myers; Pythagoras. G. w. Lew
is; chancellor commander, Dr. e. E.
Hall; vice chancellor commander, w
HI. Harrison; prelate, w. NJ Smith !;
master of work, Hiram Gardner; SEN
ators, DR.. w. H. Mclaughlin, T. II.
Jeffries, F. r. Aston, Wallace Rhodes,
Mitchell, b. F. Darden, and E. E. Pom
cray r.
Following is the program for May
20th
9 a. m-Morning session of Grand
lodge at X. of p hall.
II m-Grand parade of the Uni
formed Rank of K of p. to Piedmont
park
1:30 p. m-Grand barbecue at Pied
mont park.
=. m-EXhibition drill and prize
drill by 25 teams of the Uniform Rank.
X. of p. Afternoon session of the
Grand lodge at the K of P. hall.
During this meeting of the Grand
Lodge will occur the annual election
of officers for the ensuing year, and
it is almost certain that C. NJ Milan,
of Gainesville will be elected to the
rank of grand chancellor commander.
A contest is on for the keeper of rec
ords and seal The Office is now held
by W. H. Leopold, of Savannah, who
is filing out the unexpired term of
his father, who died recently. F. Ro-
land Aston, of Atlanta, will oppose
Mr.. Leopold's reelection. For outer
guard the following Knights are an
nounced: r. L. j. Smith, of Jefferson;
Mr.. Macarthur, of Augusta, Max
Isaacs, of Brunswick, and Judge r. g
Russell, of Winder.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1903-05-07
FISHING AT CUMBERLAND.
Pleasant Party Of People are Now on
the Island.

The season at Cumberland is now
we'll under way and quite a large num-
Der of guests are already at the ho-
tells, among them being Messrs. Jer-
ges, Southerland and James, of Cincin-
natl; DR., Creighton, Col Russell and
Dr.. Frazer, Of St Louis, and Mr. Nor
gan, of Jacksonville.
This party has probably broken the
record for sheephead fishing on the
island, and during their short visit
there they have caught over hundred
pounds of sheephead
Manager Jacob, who was in the
city yesterday, says fish are biting
fine on the island this year He
expects large season and says by the
first of June his hotel will probably
be 1llled wlth guests.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1903-05-07
FOR MURDER OF HIS WIFE.
John Hays is Jailed in South Caro-
lima.

'ohn rays IS Jailed in South Caro-
lima.
Columbia, S. c. May 6.-John Hays
was committed to Jail in Walhalla to-
day charged with the murder of his
wife, who was shot and instantly killed
ongthe morning of April 26tn John e.
Mason, magistrate, committed Hays
upon an affidavit of Mr. Crane, the
father of the wife of young Hays 1t
was currently reported that Mrs. Hays
had committed suicide and had left a
note saying why she had done So
The arrest of young Hays has
caused a great deal of excitement in
the community where all the persons
live. The parents Of both Mr.. and
Mrs. Hays are well known farmers.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1903-05-07
MANY FIGHTS IN SALONiCA.
Young Girls and Women Among Those
Who Dynamite

Vienna, May 6-Advices received
from Salonica say that notwithstand-
ing the fact that hundreds OF Bulga-
rians have been arrested in street
fights. Women and children, and es-
pecially young girls, take a prominent
part in these disturbance Bombs
have been discovered in the houses
at Uskub, European Turkey, where
the Turkish podulation is generally
excited, fearing a massacre.