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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-29
IS ATTRACTING INTEREST.
Many Little Girls are After the Pretty
Buck Stove. ...

THE puzzle contest ilatigrated by II.
NJ. Miller & Son, which appeared IN
Sundays News, is attracting consid-
cradle interest, ahd number Of tie
Misses are working on the puzzles.
One Of these pictures will appear IN
The News every morning until Sep
tember 5th, when the Junior range
will be given away,
The puzzles should he carried to the
store Of Miller Il Son every day. Each
child will be given number, and the
firm will keep the guesses unit the
contest closes
The first few puzzles have been quite
easy, but there are some tocome which
will cause the little ones to put their
thinking apparatus in operat ION
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-29
NO LET UP IN INVESTIGATION
Roosevelt Wants Postal Department
Thoroughly Ventilated.

Washington, July 28'-Fourth AS
sistant Postmaster General Bristow
returned today from Oyster Bay,
where he conferred with the president
regarding the postal investigation
generally, Mr. bristow had nothing
10 say regarding the conference. II
may be stated, however. that there
will be no change i'll the policy OF tie
investigator
The Federal grand jury here was i'll
session today and examined two VIII
uesSes in the pOstOttlce cases and ad-
iourned until tomorrow. The Jury
was not ready to report the expected
indictments lOdayS Dul may make d
report tomorrow.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-29
THREE KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
Struck Chimney and Caused Boiler to
Explode. a

Mobile, Ala, Tuly2S, Lightning
struck the chimney Of S. T. Walters
saw mill, 4miles north Of Grand Bay,
Ala. this afternoon and caused the
boiler to explode. William Carter,
Alfred Washington and Lewis john
son, all colored. were killed. Calvin
Fort, white. was badly scslded and
will die. Two other white men were
more or less seriously Injured
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-29
HAD A STREET DUEL.
James Glvham was Killed by w, o,
Jones, H.-

Montgomery, Ala July 2S,-AS Il
result Of pistol duel at Prattsyille,
in Autauga county twelve miles from
Montgomery, early this morning.
James Givham is dead and N, Q, Jones
is under arrest.
Both young men are OF prominent
families. They had some words over
d business matter Saturday, and when
they met this morning Jones de-
manded apologies, when Givham, it is
alleged, drew his pistol. At the same
time Jones drew'his, and Sese.nl shots
were exchanged at close range
Givham fell dead, Shot through the
heart, Jones was uniniured.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-29
KILLED ON WATER WHEEL.
EufauIa, Ala, Boys Met a Most Hor
ribIe Leath;

rlpie Eeath;
Eufaula, Ala, July 28,-Sammie, the
twelve-year-old son of James Bare
field, was accidently killed yesterday
afternoon.
The boy, in company with several
others, was playing on a large over
shot waterwheel that runs the ma.
chinery of Sherry's water mill, near
town.
The weight of the boys put the
wheel in motion, when young Rarefleld
lost his hold and fell distance OF 15
feet on some rocks below,
His neck was broken and his brains
dashed out, His companions escaped
unhurt.
The funeral was held this morning
from St, James Episcopal church by
Rev. McQueeno OF Union Springs.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-29
For State Road.

The house Monday adopted resolu
ton inviting former Governor Allen
ID. Gambler and Hon. James NJ. Smith
of Oglethorpe county, to address d
ioint session OF the general assembly
upon the proposition to extend The
States railroad from Atlanta to tht
sea in the hall Of the house at 8;3C
O'Clock Wednesday evening,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-29
Turfman Barnes Fails,

Lexington, KY, July 2S.-Wil'iam S.
Barnes, master OF Melbourne stock
farm and among the most prominent
OF Kentucky thoroughbred breeders,
today fieled deed OF trust to Gus
Strauss ana Mrs, w. S Barnes Tor the
benefit OF creditors, Liabilities ana
assets are not stated, but the former
are said to be about $45,000
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-29
Nearing Completion. ,

The Masonic building on Newcastle
street is very rapidly nearing com
lletion and when finished it will be
one oof the best equipped stores in
the city and will be occupid by Mrs
NJ. Isaac, Inc Newcastle street diy
tC3js IeTclADt
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-29
Had the Wrong Man,

The negro arrested at Cumberland
Monday by T. l.. Lamb, and who was
thought to be the murderer wanted
in Wilcox county, proved to be the
wrong man and was released yester-
day, A telegram was received to the
effect that the negro had been cap
tured in Hawkinsville,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-29
ON AUGUST FIRST.
Change will Occur in Armour's Branch
Smith to Remain in Broker.
age Business. ''

{. y. McClearey, who arrived in lie
city Sunday morning to assume tile
management of the business of the
Armour Packing Co., Will take active
charge OF the business on August lst.
a. NJ. Smith who has been here for
Il number OF years, will continue to
remain IN the general brokerage bLsi-
ness in the city.
lie has Il number of unusually GOOD
accounts, and proposes to greatly in.
crease his business ..o...'
The News wishes both OF the gentlss
pleu success,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-29
TOOK BANKRUPT ACT.
Doors of J. Rennet's Store Closed
Yesterday,

], Bennett engaged in gents furnish
ing and shoe business at 306 New
castle street, filed a petition in bank
ruptcy Yesterday in the United States
court, Savannah. He owes $1,970.45,
and claims property of the value OF
Ss5OOO. consisting of stock in trade
and household and kitchen furniture.
All tne property is claimed as home
stead The store is now closed ana
in charge of the United States court.
Attorney Max Isaac represents the
bankrupt and the first meeting of the
creditors will probably be neld August
Sth,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-29
Searching for a Negro,

Pennington. Iowa, July %, A mob
of farmers early today began searching
for negro named Clark, who is ac-
cused Of having assaulted and attack
ed with 4 razor Gertrude Hess, a
white girl, on Sunday, It is thought
the girl is fatally injured. The mob
+, now in the region Of Medii. and re
ports received here state that they
have surrounded the negro in a hO-
low, and it is only . quest ion of .
short lilne before hc Will he lvnched.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-29
To Attend Meeting,

The State Agricultural Society will
hold its annual meeting in Athens
next week, beginning Tuesday ano
continuing through Thursday, Ulynn
county viii be represented by J)r, W
b, Burroughs ano il, J.. ClarN lhe}
will leave t0r the meeting Monday
night.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-29
KEEP THE NEGROES OUT,
o Have a Waterman at Pavilion on
Gia,nn

To Have Waterman at Pavilion on
ST. Simon.
Complaints have recently been made
to the owners OF the ST. Simon boat
line about negroes taking charge OF
the pavilion, and a stop will at once
be put to them lettering around the
place
The boat line has employed a watch
man who will remain on the island
all the time. and these nuegroes who
have been taking charge OF the pa.
vilop will hereafter b kept out alto
gether
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-29
A New Aqent.

The Mallory Steamship Line has
created the position Of general agent
ana announces the appointment Of c.
r, Airey to the place, with headquar-
ters in Atlanta.--AtlauLa ConstiLu-
tiOn,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-29
Rouqht z Bakery.

, A. Loewerstein yesterday purchased
the bakery Of +. j. Doetiinger, corner
Newcastle and Monk streets, and will
take charge Of the business this morn
ing Mr.. Loeweustein will keep full
stock Of everything in his line.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-29
CROWDS AT ST. SIMON.
Mandolin Club Furnished Music for
Dancing in Pavilion.

St. Simon is now entertaining the
largest number of visitors of the sea
son, and nearly every cottage on the
island is occupied, and the different
hotels have about all the guests that
they can accommodate.
The crowd around the pavilion is
indeed a jolly one, and is having bis
time.
A dance is given in the pavilion each
night The Madolin Club Of this cit!
went over to furnish the music lasl
night,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-29
WILL BE A GOOD MONTH.
Shipment of Ctossties and Lumber
Has Beer Heavy.

Has Beer Heavy,
The shipment Of lumber and cross
ties during this month las been l1h-
usually large, and the month VIII prob
ably prove to bc ohe Of the best of the
year.
While tie shipment Of these two
products have been large, the ship
ment of naval stores. etc, has beet
up to the usual. and altogether July
will he somewhat Of record breaker
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-29
Moth and Dust Can Not Corrupt

your clothes when they are treated to
Jim Carters clothes cleaning cstab.
lishment- 504 Monk ST., Phone 2l32.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-29
MEETING
TONIGHT
Agricultural Society to
Hold an Interesting
Session
TO DISCUSS AN EXHIBIT
The Meeting is to Be Held for That
Purpose and it is Hoped That
1t will be Well At
tended.
TO DISCUSS AN EXHIBIT

n uceIIHS vi tHe Glynn county ASrl-
cultural Society will be held at the
court house tonight, the object of the
meeting being to discusss the advis-
ability of Glynn county having an ex-
hibit at the state fair in Macon in
October
1t is urgently requested that all citi-
zens of the city interested in this move
attend the meeting. Short addresses
will be made by a number OF our
citizens. who will show those present
the benefits to be derived by having
an exhibit at he fair.
If it is decided to prepare an ex-
hibit, there is no doubt but that this
county will have one of the mostt at
tractive in the state.
1t is proposed to have erected in the
space given to Glynn a large ship,
which will be filed with products of
the county, such as vegetables, ETC.,
which will be given by the farmers. A
man will be placed in charge of the
exhibit and will be there at all times
to explain the different articles to the
visitors.
However. this exhibit depends most.
" on the meeting to be held tonight,
and it is hoped that it will be- we'll
attended
To RELIEVE SUPREME COURT,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-29

ltNINtIlt. 10.
CHARLEY THOMAS.
Secretary
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19
WEDNESDAY,

The Senate appointed a committee
to investigate the affairs Of the coop
erative turf concerns. The Criminal
Jurisprudence Committees of the Sen
ate and House held a public hearing
on the juvenile court bill. Only one
protest was heard Many st. Louis
officials speak in favor of it, Chief
Clerk Tall gives out list of the clerks
appointed by the legislators which
shows many relatives have received
berths. A bill is introduced in the
Senate providing for a Board of Pub
lie Works for Hannibal. Denton Wal
ker Of Boone County would make 1t a
misdemeanor for any one not a mem
Der Of boarding school to hold com
munication with any of the inmates
without the consent of the governing
authorities. A resolution is intro
duced in the Senate to brand every
lord, both real and bogus, for the pro-
lection Of Missouri women. Reinmil-
Ter introduced a bill in the House to
redeem the State whisky stamps at
face value. Senator Nick Bradley and
Factory Inspector Nordmeyer of st.
Louis were prevented from clashing
on the floor of the Senate by the Ser
geant-at-Arms.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19
AfraId Oh ReInn ousted.

Ardmore. l. t.: The recent uprising
among Indians in the vicinity Of Ada,
is said to have been occasioned by the
mineral clause IN the supplemental
treaty which specified that LANDS CON
tanning mineral ore could be allotted.
The Indians believe that some of the
best agricultural lands contain mineral
and fear that If they should be al.
lotted this land and afterwards II is
found to contain mineral some mining
company might Dust them.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19
The Missouri Legislature
The Proceedings of Both Houses Jgre Here GtOe"
in a Condensed Form

duced which provides that In case
circuit Judge dies before he qualnes'
the ONCE shall be declared vacant. a
resolution introduced by Murphy OF 81
Louis to investigate the identity OF the
mysterious Mr.. Brown Of Kansas City
met a disastrous defeat and was or
dered expunged from the records. Con
gress is memorialized to pass snack
leford's bill making a national park
OF Ha-Ha- Tonka in Camden County; TO
pass a bill admitting Oklahoma, New
Mexico and Arizona to statehood and
to increase the scope and authority OF
the Interstate Commerce Commission,
with reference to the enforcement OF
interstate freight rates. Sieber intro
duced a measure in the House to cut
down the rate Of interest charged by
pawnbrokers. Senator Farris's bill
which provides that the Recorder OF
county shall not record or make pub
lie a marriage license until after a
return is made on it is sent TO en-
grossment.
The Senate adjourned after short
session this morning until o'clock
Monday. The house will have a ses-
sion tomorrow morning in order to adj
vance bills on the calendar.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19
sATuRpAY.

I The House Committee on Constitu-
tional Amendments to-day reported a
substitute for Representative Clay's
constitutional amendment, providing
for a separation of State and local
taxes. The substitute was proposed
by Mr.. Clay, and met with the unani-
nous approval Of the committee. 1t
refers the matter of putting the
amendment into operation to the next
General Assembly.
This constitutional amendment is
regarded by many as the most inn
portant matter before the Legislature.
Its adoption and statutory enforce
ment would mean a complete change
in the present system Of taxation.
Under it, the State would not receive
any revenue taxes from direct taxa
ton. State revenues would be de-
rived as provided in section of the
amendment. which reads as follows:
Sec. 2. The power to tax corpora
tions and corporate property, including
franchises, shall not be surrendered or
suspended by act of the General AS
sembly and no taxes or revenue for
State purposes shall be levied or col
lected from any source or sources
other than from taxes upon corpora
tons engaged in public service, in.
Guiding taxes upon their franchises,
taxes N foreign insurance companies,
license md Inheritance taxes, income
taxes and from fines and forfeitures
and from State inspection fees and
fees of public officers.
In the report of the special TAX
Commission this method of collecting
State revenue is discussed at some
length, and the opinion expressed that
sufficient revenue could be secured in
this way. At present all taxable prop
erty in the State pays 10 cents on
the 500 valuation to the State rev.
enue fund.
The following new bills were intro
duced in the House to-day:
Mr.. Davidson of Marion: Adding a
new section to the law relating to
Wills
Mr.. Dunklin OF st. Francois: Elk.
tending the provisions of the fellow.
servant law to- employees Of lead AMI
zinc mines.
Mr.. Brown of ozsrd Exempting
graduates Of medical colleges who
have taken a four years course from
being examined mad licensed BY the
State Board of Health
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19
THURSDAY.

Hams whipping-post bill was killed
In the House by being indefinitely
postponed.
Representative Duncan introduced
an amendment to the Constitution au.
thorizing tax levy of cents to Gre
ate a fund for the erection of new
Capitol building. The tax is to be for
four years, and 1t is estimated that a
fund of $3,500,000 will be raised. It is
estimated that the Capitol will cost
about $4.000,000.
A public hearing on the proposed
new election law will be held. Sena-
tor Martin Of the Turf Investment
Company investigating Committee no
titles the concerns in st. Louis that
there will be public hearing at the
Southern Hotel, Saturday morning.
A constitutional measure providing
for the pensioning o. superannuated
and crippled policemen is being pre-
pared.
At the end OF the morning session
the Senate adjourned in honor OF the
birthday anniversary Of Abraham Lin.
coin, adopting the following brief res.
olution, introduced by Senator Clarke
Of Kansas City, by unanimous vote;
Whereas, This Is the anniversary OF
the birth Of that patriot and states
man, Abraham Lincoln, therefore
Resolved, That as a mark OF re-
spect the Senate do now adjourn and
the Adjutant General be directed to
ire a national salute in honor Of the
event"
AT IL o'clock noon the firing Of tbe
salute began, the cannon oil Capitol
hill booming forth Just as the Houss
adjourned.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19
Father plsInherIta Hls Son.

After two weeks Of secrecy, Mr..
DadIey Tribble, son Of Colonel R. G..
Tribble, wealthy farmer of Howard
county. and Miss Gertrude Patterson
have Informed their parents of their
marriage, which was performed at
Salisbury Mo-, February 2. The mar.
Ftage was kept secret because Of
the serious objections of their parents.
The marriage was quite a surprise to
their parents and intimate friends. The
aged father censures his son for the
marriage and has disinherited him
from a large estate.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19
Missouri.
ISTS
ouRIous oLD FINp uNEARrAEp.
Clerk Pollard Finds a Roster Of AZ
sembIY In 1s6oe1.

Clerk Pollard Finds a Roster Of Az
sembIy in 1sso61.
An "old find" unearthed by Judge
w. Jen Pollard Of st. Louis, reading
clerk in the lower house OF the present
general assembly, attracted a great
deal of curiosity, and friends gathered
about him TO examine it. 1t showed
but slight traces of its age.
This relic was a roster OF the Mis-
souri, legislature for 186O-61 Il is diff.
ferent from the roster of the present
time, In that It contains list of the
state officers. as well as of the as.
sembly. II is also different from the
present roster, in that it gives the age
and nativity of the members, tells
whether they are married or single,
and, under the caption, Boarding
House" tells their place of residence
in Jefferson City. There were then
thirty-three members Of the Senate,
which now has thirty-four members,
and 1871 representatives, against 142 in
the present house.
Col. John T. Crisp, jackson county's
member Of the present house, was
then assistant secretary of the SEN
ate. He was then % years old, I'm.
married, and lived in WaTrensburg.
Then Jasper and Barton counties
Jointly had but one representative, ].
B. Dale, while Jasper alone has three
members in the present house.
United States Senator. George G.
Vest, then 80 years cid, represented
Cooper county in the house, and the
father of Reading Clerk Pollard of this
house, w. s. Pollard, was the member
from Caldwell county.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19
Husband and wife Go to Prison.

Friday Sheriff Koch Of Johnson
county brought two prisoners to the
penitentiary. They are convicted Of
the common ofiense of stealing horses,
but the unusual feature is that these
prisoners are husband and wife. Clark
Miller, the husband, is sentenced to
serve five years, while his wife, who
was convicted with him Of the same
thefts, was shown a bit of mercy and
received only a two.year sentence.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19
TUESDAY.


The bill introduced in the House by
Mcpherson of Lawrence, and recon.
mended by the COMMITTEES for passage,
provides that the statute Of limitations
for bribery shall be raised from three
TO seven years, and shall, moreover, be
retroactive in fits operations. II this
bill passes the General Assembly and
is sustained by the Supreme Court,
several St. Louis men who have es-
capped prosecution because OF the OPP
Grafton of the present law, would be
amenable to prosecution.
Colonel John t. Crisp this afternoon
had his separate coach bill made a
special order for next Tuesday at 2
o'clock.
Frank Farris won his fight in the
Senate today and succeeded in pass
ing an amendment to Senator John L.
Bradley's bill to repeal the alum clause
in the statutes, which, il passed by
the House, will compel every baking
powder company to label its cans with
the names of the ingredients.
The administration presented a bill
in the Senate and House this morning
to regulate the manner of making pur-
chases for the eleemosynary institu-
tions Of the State, the Coloney for
Feeble Minded and Epileptic and the
State Penitentiary, Both bills were
drawn up under the supervision Of
Governor Dockery, and are for the
purpose Of procuring supplies for the
institutions at cheaper rates by pur-
chasing larger quantities.
Nearly the entire day was spent by
the House in a discussion of the bill
introduced by Hams Of Saline. reduc-
ing the contract rate Of interest from
8 to per cent. This afternoon the
bill was sent to engrossment by a
vote Of So to 81.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19
First street Car Runs.

Texarkana, Ark At 4 o'clock Fri.
day afternoon the iirst electric car
made its Initial run between sroad
and Fifteenth streets. The car carried
CITY ofieera ana many other prominent
citizens. The trial was a pronounood
success ana regular service On tbas
gAFt q the line viii be iDauguratsa
this morning Work Is prorressirr
rapidly On other stroets, ana the com.
pany promises to have three alles a.
operation BY March / and ave nIles
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19
Swallowed Diluted vltrlol

Mrs, Annie Ewald Of Mexico, MO,
ghIle waiting for train at Paris,
asked the agent for a drink Of water
and was directed to bucket in q
dark corner. After swallowing a half
siass Of the contents Of the bucket
-aho became worry 81, but got on the
train. When the train arrived at Mon.
roe City she was in semi-conscious
esondition. She was put IN a carriage
and driven 70 Tho Ely Hospital. she
had swallowed diluted yitriol used IL
the electric batteries.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19
CAPTAIN Henry J. TayIor.

Captain Henry J. Taylor, the oldest
captain Of the Missouri National Guard,
died at his home in Kansas City OF
tuberculosis Captain Taylor was one
OF the men who assisted in organizing
the Third Regiment of Kansas City.
On account of his military experience,
having served in the Civil War, he re-
ceived a commission as Captain of
Company A of the Third Regiment of
the Missouri National Guard
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19
sTAMPFLrs MEMORIAL.
strong Sentiment at Capital in Favor
Of Ha-tia-Tonka Park.


Of Ha-Ha-Tonka Park.
There is a strong sentiment among
the lawmakers in favor OF the proposed
scheme TO make a national park of
Ha-Ha- Tonka, in Camden County, Mis-
souri,.
Congress has been memorialized to
adopt Congressman Shackleford's bill.
Representative Stampni's memorial,
which was adopted in the House Fri.
day without a dissenting vote, is as
follows:
Whereas, Honorable Dorsey w.
Shackleford, Congressman from the
Eighth Missouri District, has intro
duced into the National House OF Rep
resentatives a bill to create National
park Of the famous Ha-Ha-Tonka
region, in Camden County, Missouri;
and,
Whereas, Lake Ha-Ha-Tonka and
the Niangua River adjacent thereto,
with the surrounding natural scenery
and phenomena, have been pronounced
by the scientist and naturalist the
most interesting and beautiful spot on
earth.
Now, therefore, resolved, That It is
the sense Of this Senate, and House
-concurring herein, that the same
should be preserved to the people for
all time as a National Park, and to
that end we urgently request our Sen.
ators and Representatives in the Ma
tional Congress to cooperate with Con-
gressman shackleford in his effort to
secure the passage Of said bill; and
be II further
Resolved, That a copy Of these res
.Olutions, duly authenticated, be for.
warded to each of our Senators and
Representatives at Washington"