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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-09
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-09

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-09

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-09

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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-17
THIS NEGRO STOLE
PAIR OF CRUTCHES
Then SWore That the Druggist Hac
Never Given Them to Hm-ls
Now in Jail

Warren Joiner, colored, is in the
Glynn county Jail charged with steal
ing pair of crutches.
1t seems that Mrs GoulI sent the
negor here from Avoca Villa Tuesday
and tlephoned Mofgan's drug store t.
let him have a pair of crutches. He
secured them and did not show UP al
Mrs. Gould's yesterday, when she tele
phoned in to investigate The neg &c
was captured later by Oficer VII
char, and carried before Mr.. Morgan
he deneid that the druggist had evel
given aim the crutches.
Joiner is dwarf, not over -four
feet tai, and locks like mere boy
bit claims to be % years of age, alt
is probably 40.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-17
CARNIVAL HAS
FINALLY OPENED
-
Magnolia Park Was a
Lively Scene Last Night
With Street Fair
Looked as If Company Would Pack
Their Tents and Go Yesterday,
But the License Matter
Was Arranged.

Magnolia park was last night the
scene of much merriment and fun.
The carnival, which has had so much
trouble, finally opened for business
and was on in full blast.
1t was expected that the fair would
open yesterday afternoon, and was so
stated, but nothing began operation
until last night.
For awhile yesterday it looked as
though tno carnival people would fold
their tents and leave Brunswick after
all without giving an exhibition. Man
ager Be- ger had his speeler out on
the streets shortly after noon, an
nouncing that the high dive, which
was to begin the affair, would occur at
O'CLOCK but when he went to secure
his license, he struck more trouble.
It was claimed by the city that he
would he required to pay $25 for
every performance and for each show
Which would amount to five or six hun
oled dol.arrs daily. .lr. Berger theL
announced that everything had been
an agreement of so 3 kind was ar
rived at, and the fair Jpened foor bus
mess last night.
The crowd in the park was an un-
usually large one, a, they all seemed
TO have good ne. There V ere
several ATTRACTIONS, the Trip to the
,goou, the Red Don 3 the Negro 8a-
hies, 3 sh1ts for nts, the South srn
Plantation the Oriental dancers and
at each the speeler, with his large
nagaphCne, was much in evidence.
There was also the merry-go-round,
iLe stick and knife rack, the confetti
man. etc, and everything truly pre-
5ented the appearance of a carnival.
The shows are said to be unusually
good ones for such an attraction, and
those who paid them . visit last night
we're much pleased.
The carnival will open this after
noon at / O'clock when free high
diving exhibition will occur 1t is
expected that quite large number
OF ladies and children will be present
and although MIR. Berger and his com
pany have encountered no little trou-
Die since they arrived in the city Mon
day it is thought that the show will be
we'll patronized for the remainder of
the week.
The shows are all clean. high class
exhibitions and nothing but good
words were heard of the company from
those who visited the fair last night
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-17
RAILROAD CASES IN
SUPERIOR COURT
Three or Four of Them Were Tried
Yesteroay-WiII Take Up Grim
inaI Docket Today.

Railroad cases continued to occupy
the attention Of the superior ccourt
yenterday and two or three Of them
we're disposed of during the day.
In the case of Sherman Jones VS..
the Brunswick C Birmingham railroad
ia which a sealed verdict was return
ID, was in favor of the defendant.
In the case of ]. P. Prince vs. the
3eaboard Air Line, which was taken
up yesterday, the jury returned a YER
dict giving the plaintiff $1,000. The
case was quite a hard fought one.
Judge Courtiand Symmes,- -of this city
and Clarke & Morris, Of Jesup, repe
sented Prince, while the Seaboard
was represented by Messrs. CrovatJ
& Whitfield.
&c. Curry VS.. the Seaboard Air Line
action for damages and Jethro Curry
in a like suit, were taken up next
The jury returned a sealed verdict
in beth cases, but it is believed that
they decided In favor Of the defendant
company.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-17
NAT NIGHTINGALE
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
While the Wound Is Quite a Painful
Ore il is Not Sericus-Was Hunt
ing on ST. Simon.

Nat Nightengale, the well known
young Brunswickian met with a very
painful accident while out hunting at
the north end of st, Simon yesterday
He was out for a hunt with me
Shadman, rested his gun at the butl
Of a tree and later went to take it up
and in some way the gun exploded
the load craving his right side.
He was brought to the city last night
and was taken to the home of his
father, w. M. Nightengale, at the cor
ner Of Richmond and Albermarl
Medical aid was summoE5d and after
an investigation it was found that the
wound, while painful, is not of very
serious nature.
Mr.. Nightingale has large circle
of friends in the city who will be
grieved to hear Of the accident ano
who will Join the News in the hope
that he VII scEn be himself again.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-17
WILL IMPROVE
THEIR SERVICE
-
Mallory Steamship Line
to Put ON Another Ship
Next Month
FROM HERE TO NEW YORK
After First of the Year a Steamer
Viii Leave Brunswick Every Fri
Cay For New York. An
Extra Ship.

Beginning January first, the service
of tho Mallory line of steamers at
| the port of Brunswick is to- be facili
tatcG to a great extent and is to be
improved in many ways.
In the first place the old schedule
Of arrivals and departures in effect
here for many years, is to be restored
ON that date and the steamer Colorado
will be put on that run again.
This will increase the feet at this
port by one vessel, making the total
four instead of three as is the case
at this time.
The addition of the steamer Colo
RADIO to the direct New Yory and
Brunswick route will be good news
20 the merchants and BUSINESS men of
This city, all of whom have felt that
his service was due from the Mallory
people. Capt. w. M. Tupper, agent
Of the line, was seen by representa-
tive of The News yesterday and con-
firmed the above story.
He said that series Of accidents
and other unexpected back sets, had
served to impair the services of the
company in this city for some time
past, but is of the opinion that after
the first of the coming month, Bruins
wick would be given as good service
as any city in the country as far as
the Mallory line is concerned.
The resumption of the old schedule
means that ship will leave this city
ench Friday.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-17
HOPE FOR HANNA
TO ENTER THE LIST
IN Adnirer in Birmingham Receives
Letter from the Ohio
Senator.

Birmingham, Ala, Dec. 16.-Mr.
Hannas partisan friends are build
ing solle hope of his permitting him
self to be offered for presidential
honors on the last sentence in the fol.
lowing letter which cne of them re-
ceived from him today:
My Dear Sir: have read with in
terest your kind letter Of the 4th in.
slant, ald assure you Of my sincere
apprec alton OF the sentiments ex-
prcsscd in the sam and f5r your re.
gard and confidence in me. Such sug-
gestiOT 6 as you n le with reference
to nett year are OF course, highly
mplinentary, b. my position on
this subject is We defined and well
known, | have n personal ambition
to serve, and ca be considered in
any sense a can late for the oresi-
dential nominate. My only esire
is to serve my pc " to the ext Mt of
nv ability.
m. A. HANl,A."
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-17
GENERALS DECISION
Matters Of Interest to the MiIitay oi
the State


The following decision of S. W
Harris, adjutant general Of the Geor
gia has just been made, and is now
given to the public:
An officer or enlisted man of the
Georgia state troops cannot connect
himself with a military school organi
zed under section 50 of the military
code, without thereby cancelling his
commission or enlistment in the state
troops.
No organization can refuse to pro-
vide Veteran Roll" as provided in
section 30 military code; or. decline to
place a mans name thereon when en-
titled thereto and he demands such
right.
The adjutant general only can is.
sue the necessary order placing an en-
lishted mans name on the veteran roll,
provided by section 80, military code.
The order from the adjutant gen.
eral transferring an enlishted man
from the active list to the veterans
roll should reeite the fact that such
transfer cancels the active enlistment.
Section 80, military code, does not
give the state the right to establish
a veteran roll for enlisted men inde-
pendent of the roll provided by the
regiment. battalion or company.
The Furnishing power of summary
courts is expressly limited to reduct-
ion to ranks, dishonorable discharge
and forfeiture Of all pay allowances.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-17
'SPEER REVERSED
BY HIGHER COURT
-
Interesting Local Bank
ruptcy Case Decided i'm
New Orleans
IN SASH AND DOOR co MATTER
The Decision Rendered by the United
States District Court of Appeals
is Victory for Attorney
Max Isaac.

Information was received in the city
yesterday morning which discloses the
fact that the United States court of
appeals, Judges Pardee. Shelby and
Mccormick presiding at New Orleans,
handed down a decision last Monday
reversing the decision of Judge Speer,
of the southern district of Georgia,
and affirming Referee A. ]. Crovatt,
of this city, in the case of Berlin Ma
chine Works VS.. Hilton & Dodge Lum-
Der Company, ct al pending in that
court on appeal from the district
court.
The case arose out Of a petition
filed by the Berlin Machine Works
in the bankruptcy proceedings of the
Brunswick Sash and Door Company,
wherein the Berlin Machine Works
through their attorney. Max Isaac,
sought to recover certain valuable ma
chinery that had been purchased by
tu0 odSu duu uOOl ComRoAy AAOih eAO
Berlin Machine Works on condition
al contract of sale.
The referee, Judge A. ]. Crovatt,
sustained the petition of Attorney
Isaac and directed the trustee to- de-
liver the property to the machine
works. To this decision Hilton &
Dodge Lumber Company and other
creditors of the Brunswick Sash and
Door Company the bankrupts, though
their attorneys, Kay Bennett and Con-
yers and c. S mmes, took exceptions
and appealed to Judge Emory speer,
who, after hearing tie case reversed
the ruling of the referee and found in
favor of the objecting creditors.
To this decision Attorney Isaac ex.
cepted and carried the case to the
United States court of appeals at New
Orleans. The case was heard during
the early part of October, Attorney
Isaac representing the Berlin Machine
Works and Attorneys Kay, Bennett &
Conyers representing the Hilton &
Dodge Lumber Company, ct al. and on
Monday this court handed down a
decision reversing Judge Speer and
sustaining the referee and ordered
that the case be remanded to- the
lower court with instruction to carry
out the order Of the referee therein.
This decision is of national impor-
tance, as it settles the question of
the rights of venders of property sold
on conditional contract of sales when
proceeding in the bankruptcy courts
for the recovery of their property
The finding, of the court is COM
plete victory for Max Isaac, attorney
for the Berlin Machine Works, who,
by the decision of the court, will re-
cover their property, and that gentle
man was congratulated ON all sides
yesterday for the able manner in
which he presented his case and for
the splendid victory achieved by him.
The decision of the circuit court is
final unless appealed to the supreme
court of the United States at Washing
ton.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-17
MURDER IS LAID TO HARPER
PorterdaIe Factory Operative Charged
With Killing Ada Cay.

Covington, Ga, December 15.-Char.
ged with the murder of Ada Cay,
the young woman whose half decom-
posed body was found in a creek near
Lthonia last Monday, Bob Harper
was arrested at his home at Porterdale
Monday evening by Sheriff Sam Hay
and Immediately carried to Conyers
to be held for further investigation
Harper is a middle-aged man and
has a wife and eight children. For
the past several years he has been
a laborer in the cotton factory at
Porterdale. At that place he has the
reputation of being very bad char
acter
The description Of the dead woman
tallies precisely with the description
Of a woman with whom he has been
seen several times and it is strongly
believed that he is the perpetrStor of
the crime.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-17
No Reduction for Indiana Miners

Terre Haute, Ind, Dec. 16.-Indiana
mine operators went into session here
today to discuss the attitude they will
take at the approaching interstate
joint conference as to- wages and labor
conditions for the scale year beginning
April i. From views expressed by
several of the most prominent of the
mine owners it appears probably that
no reduction in wages will be asked
for so far as the Indiana bitumincut
fine is concerned
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-17
RECIPROCITY BILL
PASSES THE HOUSE
Measure Came Up at the Session
Yesterday and was Passed by a
Good Vote.

Washington, Dec, 16.-Tne senate
today took up the Cuban reciprocity
bill and it was passed by a large ma
jority.
Both democrats and republican
voted for the bill There has never
been the least doubt but that it woul
easily pass the senate, as it did the
house,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-17
Celebrate RerIioz Centennial.

Paris. December 16.-Not to be be-
hind the musical centres of Europe
and America, which this week have
been celebrating the hundredth ami
versasy of the birth of Hector Ber-
loz, the little town of Cote-Saint-An-
DIRE, where the distinguished compos-
er was born, today held a notable cele'
Dration Of the ctntennial.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-17
A NEW STORE KEEPER.
Col. J. &. Dart Appointed to that p

Col. J. &. Dart Appointed to that Po
siton by General Manager Berry
General Manager Berry Of the b. &
B., yesterday announced the appoint
ment of Col. J. E. Dart of this city
to the position of storekeeper Of the
B. & B. with headquarters in Bruins
wick.
Col Dart is an old railroad man hav'
ing served with the old B. & A,
years ago. He has had considerable
experience in all the departments OF
railroading and will make the B. &
B. people a good official
The appointment is effective January
first,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-17
Observe Tea Party Anniversary.

Boston, Mass, December 16.-Today
was the anniversary Of the Boston Tea
Party which took place December
16, 1913, when tea, on which the col
onists were expected to pay the hated
stamp tax, was dumped into the har-
Dor by prominent Bostonians, disguis-
ed as Indians. The party organized
at Coles Inn, swept down upon the
ships, boarded them and threw their
cargoes into the sea. This action has
been regarded as Gne of the most
provocative of the revolution, as the
British officers were never able TO
discover or convict any man connect
ed with the raid
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-17
BIG LAND CASE
IS ON IN MACON
-
Ten Thousand Acres i'm
South Georgia Involved
in Case
PARTIES ONCE LIVED HERE
The Litigation Has Been Pending for
a Number of Years, and There
Is Much Interest Manifested
in Result of Case.

The following is from the Macon
Telegraph of yesterday and will be Of
interest in this city as a large Dor.
ton OF the land referred to is 10.
Gated in Glynn county and a branch
Of the Norman family Interested in the
suit at one time resided in this city.
Ten thousand acres of valuable
South Georgia land is the amoust of
property involved in the well known
case OF Mrs, Catholine O. Kilgore., ct
al which was again aired in the Unit,
ed States court yesterday morning,
The litigation has been pending in
the courts for many years and has
once been carried to the circuit court
Of appeals at New Orleans, Which
sustained the former decision OF
Judge Speer in favor Of the plaintiffs.
The case involves sensational charg-
es.
The hearing yesterday was upon a
plea to the jurisdiction of the court
tilcd by the defendants III an effort to
reopen the case. The court held the
plea to be insufficient and the counsel
for the defendants asked to be allowed
to amend the same. Hearing upon
that question was begun before Judge
Speer yesterday morning, however,
the argument was not concluded. Ow-
ing to the absence of one of the lead
ing interested attorneys the case Will
not be resumed until the latter part
of this week, or even the first portion
Of next week.
Sometime ago Mrs. Caroline Q. Kill
gore, now of Utah, and Mrs. Armina
Anderson and minor son, of Alabama,
entered suit against j. B. Norman, Jr.,
and others OF South Georgia, Tor the
recovery of the large tract of land in
Colquitt county, possession of which
the plaintiffs alleged was obtained by
fraudulent methods.
The plaintiffs took. action i'll the
courts as the heirs at law of one Rob.
ert Anderson, whom it is claimed was
the first owner Of the 10000 acrts of
wild lands, situated in what is now
Colquitt county. After the death OF
Mr.. Anderson and his wife, their chill
dren removed from tH~ state and for
the time all trace OF the valuable prop.
erty was lost.
AT lenght Il. n. Hit of South Geor.
gia entered into correspondence with
one Of the heirs Of the original ownerA
and upon the statement that he was
trying to get possession of the estate
for the heirs, he WAS given the powers
Of attorney by mail. 1t is alleged that
he was not sincere in his motives and
entered into an aslcemeut with four
| other persons for the purpose of fraud.
ulently obtaining possession of the
land. This they accomplished and dis.
pa8ed of the properly to their own
good. Matters st ud thus until the
filing some time ago of the present suit
In the meantime the Death of H. N.
Hit had occurred, and a large number
OF persons, purchasers Of the land, ara
defendants to the proceedings.
The case was decided before Judge
speer in favor OF defendants and the
decision was affirmed whom The nuAs.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-17
Peinina and Monroe to Wrestle.

New York, Dec. 16-Jack Monroe,
the Butte miner-pugilist, is to try con-
clusions on the mat in Brooklyn
Thursday night with John Piening,
the Graeco- Roman champion Wrest
Ter. The bout is to oe at catch-as
catch-can style, which Is calculated
to- give Monroe a decided advantage
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-17
YOUNG GIRL BURNT TO DEATH
Six-Year-Oid Rosa York Caught Fire
Before the Heath.

Clayton, Ca, December 16.-Late
in the day yesterday Rosa, the 6-year
old daughter of William York, was
burned to- death in the absence of the
father and mother.
The little girl in going too near the
fire to warm exposed her skirts to the
flames and they ignited and the small
children present were unable to extin-
guish her burning clothes. She died
in few hours in spite of the best
medical aid
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-17
Japanese Building at St. Louis.

st. Louia December 16.-Under the
direction OF S. Mural, Japanese gov
eTnnent architect, force of carpen'
ters from the land of the Mikado to
day commenced actual work in the
construction Of the japanese national
pavilion at the worlds fair Seven
large buildings south of the machin
cry buildings. These buildings in
clude the commissioners Office, the
Bellevue pavilion, bazaar pavilion
a Kinkaku ten pavilion, Formosa tea
pavilion, tea article showing pavil
lou. an ornate entrance and the msir
payilion.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-17
Rauch VS.. Cherry.

Lancing, Mich, Dec. ia 10-
round contest between Maurice Raucn
Of Chicago and Joe Cherry is the al
traction arranged by o local atheletic
club for its patrons tomorrow night.
Cherry recently gained considerable
prominence by winning decision over
Tommy Feltz.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-17
Will be Here Today.

Grand Master Hynd, of the Geor
gia Odd Fellows, will arrive in the
city this morning and will be met al
the depot by joint committee from
the local lodges. This afternoon hC
will visit Essie Dietz lodge and to
night he will be the guest of the
other lodges of the city.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-17
Paying up Taxes.

Treasurer Smith is busy at present
issuing receipts for taxes. Council
at their last meeting, extended the
time for the payment until December
81, and most of the taxpayers are TAX
ing advantage of the inducement OF
fered by the solons.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-17
OPENING New Goods,

Kennon Mott, the jeweler, was kept
very busy yesterday opening up new
goods he had just received. Mr. Mott
has the handsomest stock of jewelr1y
to be found in the city, and is adding
to it daily. He is now enjoying his
usual large Christmas business.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-17
Held for Murder.

Augusta, Ga, December ia cor
oners jury this afternoon held John
Harris a young negro, on a charge of
voluntary manslaughter, for killing
another heg1P, Dennis Chesterfield,
near the city Sunday night.