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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-13
POLICEMEN ID GO
 ID CHURCH TODAY
Chief Wier Issues an Order
 Announcing Conditions
PETITION FROM THE MEN
Any Patromen Who Gets a Leave for Church and Fails to Attend Will Be Tried By the Com
 mission.

The following order relative to the po- lcemen being allowed time off their beats to attend church was Issued yesterday by Chief of Police Weir and goes Into effect at once. The policemen will be able to attend church today for the first time under the new rule, and number of them will take advantage of the opportu- nifty.
 The order was issued to Captain John son and Lieutenant Hagood. and is as follows.
 Notify the men on each of your shifts that by permission of the police com mission they will be permitted to attend church on Sunday provided:
 First-That one man work two beats while his partner Is absent for church ser vices, and on the following Sunday vice versa.
 Second-That the man wishing to go to church must get permission from the chief, for such leave of absence, for that and no other purpose.
 Third-The morning men will be al- lowed to leave their beats from 10:S0 a. m. and the evening men to leave their beats until 30 D. m.
 Fourth-Every man going to church must notify the office either by phone or otherwise so that he may be checked on. and If such is not done a supernumerary will be placed on his beat
 Fifth-Should any officer ask permission to attend church and not do so charges will be preferred against him and trial before the police commission will be had.
 Respectfully W. 10. WEIR,
 Chief of Police. Action was taken at the meeting of the oF Chief of Police Wier, who was acting for the police on petition presented by them. Birmingham is one of very few places in the country which makes such provis- ion for the policemen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-13
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED.

Building permits were ,ss1sl from the office of the city engineer yesterday as follows:
 story frame dwellings on l. eventh avenue, North, between Twenty third and Twenty fourth streets, to cost s400
 To Dr. A. H. French ot move two three room dwellings at the corner of Third avenue and Fifteenth street, North, at . cost of S75
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-13
GAIN IN BANK DEPOSITS.
Healthy Condition in Birmingham as
 Seen by Official Statements.

The reports of three of the banks of Birmingham which have just been pub lisbed showing the condition of business on September g furnish proof of the healthy banking condition here. The Birmingham Trust and Savings com- pany, the First National bank and the Alabama National bank published re- ports yesterday morning The total in- dividual deposits of the three banks as of last Wednesdays date was s6.s15.- 534. 35.
 According to the reports of the same banks made on June 9. their total de- poslts were s6.651 .5s1 .37. so that the fn- crease for the three months was s1s4- oos. .oS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-13

Boston Ideal Opera Co, East Lake Theatre, all this week and next
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-13
FUNERAL NOTICES

The friends and acqpaintances of the late Newton N. Polk are requested to att tend his funeral at three o'clock this after noon at St. Mary's on the Highlands. In- terment at Gadsden, Ala.
 Members of King Solomon Lodge, No. 460, meet tomorrow afternoon at the tenn pie at o'clock to attend funeral of Brother Newton N Polk from his late residence, 2016 Avenue J.
 J. S. WHITE, Sec'y.
 w. M. SCOTT. W. M.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-13
RECORD OF COURTS.

In the Circuit court yesterday M A. Hall filed suit against the Southern Rail- way to recover S1500 as damages. The plaintiff alleges that he was carried be- yond his destination and compelled to walk back.
 In the same court the suit of Ernest B. Bolts vs John Griffiths and Son was filed. The plaintiff sues for $5OO0 as damages for alleged personal injuries inflicted by the falling of a wall at the corner of Second avenue and Twentieth street.
 In the same court the suit of John II. Hall against the Southern Railway was filed. The plaintiff asks 5000 as cam ages. alleging that he wac carried be- yond his destination while q passenger on the train of the defendant.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

A deed was rec ,rdad at the probate office yesterday showing ;hat Mrs. B. H. Rogers and husbaid had sold to George M Morrow the ve.- half of the south- east quarter of sectoin 2e. township IA, range west, the consideration being 5000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-13
Some Varieties Bulbs
 Must be Planted Now Golden s Seed Store.

characteristic courage and energy. Un- der his administration the college prob ably has the largest promise of its his- tory.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-13
PERSONAL.

Harry L. Higgs and M. F. Hickman will take an automobile trip today to Woodstock and return, covering about sixty-6ve miles,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-31
NEWS NOTES FROM HRooKmAN,
a Dsteh Of. tsems from that Little
Place,

Brookman, July 80. Mr.. Dave stat.
ford has commenced the work Of boring
an srtesian we'll al the Livingston
home.
Mr.. Atsx Livingston has returned
from several days visit 10 brunswick.
Dir. Ed Nance Is very III, to the re-.
gret OF his many friends.
Mr.. J. A. Williamson Is nov repair.
Ing Buffalo bridge, which has been IN
a tad condition for some time.
Mrs. N. A. Livingston and N iss Flor.
ida Livingston left Sunday for 81 81
mon, 70 spend few weeks.
The young people Of this community
complimented Miss Daisy Williamson
with AL Ice cream supper Wednesday
evening Oh her return from Coalbuig,
where SHE has been teaching school.
Miss Elizabeth Williamson is Slight .
ly indfsposed, to the regret Of her
friends.
Miss Maybelle RatclitIe has returned
home after a pleasant visit to friends
in Atkinson.
Miss Lizzie Atkinson is spending
some time With her aunt, Miss Fannie
Berrie.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-31
SCHOONER WAS IN
A HEAVY STORM
-
Captain Trainer, of the
Henry Weller, ftad a
Rough Voyage
WAS OF f'GHfftN DAYS
On July az the Schooner Encountered
Severe Hurricane, and Men Had
to be Lashed to Keep from
Going Overheard.

Tie American schooner Henry
Weller, Capt. Trainer, arrived in port
yesterday morning, eighteen days out
ffom bath, Me-, and the clever captain
reports one of the SevereSt trips aud
toughest hurricanes he has ever en-.
countered, which not only DELAYED his
Vess i about six days, but did sllpht
damage to the craft in the way of lost
and split sails.
Capt. Trainer, who has been regu-
lar caller at this port for a n,Imhcr of
years, sailed from Bath in good shane
july l2lh, and had no trouble until
the 23ni, when hc encountered An aw-
ful hurricane In longitude 30 30. lati-
tude "A 70. The gale was terrific. and
the members OF the crew we're com,
PEELED to lash themselves to the riv.
ging to prevent being washed over.
board, In all thirty gallons of oil was
poured on the turbulent waters, which
the Captain thinks in a measure saved
the ship.
Captain Trainer says that when in
latitude 30 % and longitude Y 50, he
spoke to the Norwegian bark Guldaas,
which was bound for Savannah and
was partly diSmastcd. The bark had
lost her f0relnast and main gallant.
together with one-hslf of her spars
and large part Of her sail and rig.
ging. When asked if aid was neeaefl.
.tlis'Captdifr, whose name Capt. Train.
er did not yet, replied that he was in
fair shape, aud did not need assistance.
The captain. an stated above, saw,
that the trip was a very rough one.
and that for distance of more than
800 miles he was compelled to scud, OF.
In other words, put the vessel before
the wind. He arrived In port, however.
very little the worse for the expe-
rience, aaid will load cargo for Bath.
from C0oney 81 Eckstein.
Capt. Trainer Is q courteous. large.
hearted tar and his brunswick
friends are pleased that he escaped the
storm safe and sound.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-31
'Congressmau Livingston
Believes He will Be
Candidate
FAVORS MARYLAND MAN
livingston Believes German is Stroner
in the South than any Other
Democrat, and Thinks he
T.. Has Good Chance. -.

Washington, July 3O.-That Senator
corman will be given the democratic
nomination for the presidency is the
firm belief of Representative Living
ston OF Georgia, who has been dis.
cussing the outlook with democrats
from all parts OF the United States.
MI Livingston said today that Sena-
tor Gorman was much stronger In the
south In his opinion than any other
democrat. There might be a few To-,
calities in some Of the southern states
where the preference at present was
for some other man, but he believed
thatt before the meeting of the con-
vention the southern states would be
practically united in support OF Mr..
German.
Mr.. Livingston said that his talks
with men from the north and west
convinced him that Mr., Germans
strength was not confined to the south
alone, but that he was regarded in
other sections OF the country as the
strongest man who could be nomin.
ated. Mr.. German is regarded In all
parts Of the country as q man on whom
all elements Of the democratic party
can unite. In the opinion Of MIR,
/ iVinQSfnn hn ufn g..M
strength of the democratic party If
he is nominated. Further than this
there are evidences that he would
bring to the support OF the democratic
ticket certain elements of the republi.
can party that are not satisfied with
Mr.. Roosevelt.
1t has been apparent. almost ever
since Mr.. Roosevelt succeeded to the
presidency, that certain elements of
the republican party were very much
dissatisfied with his course. While
the party leaders all agree that he
must be renominated with few excep.
tions they would secretly like to see
him replaced by some other man.
They realize. however. that this can.
not be done and while they will &C.
qutesce In his nomination, their sup.
port OF him in the campaign cannot
be as hearty as it would be II some
one more acceptable to them were
at the head of the tickt.
The anti-imperialists to q man are
opposed to Mr.. Roosevelt. In the az.
gresate they make up a considerable
element lin the republican party and
the democratic candidate can have
their votes II he Is not Objectionable
to them ON other grounds
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-31
WAR CLAIMS OF THE STATES.
Georgia Claimed sso,11s.o7, and Was
Allowed $2s.914.9e.

Washington July 30-The annual
report of the auditor of the war de-
partment to the secretary of the treas
ury gives the status Of the claims of
the several states and territories on
account of the moneys expended for
expenses incurred in raising troops
for the war with Spain. The total
amount claimed by all the states was
s6,657 ,02790. Of this amount clans
aggregating s4,223,6S2.05 have been
allowed and claims aggregating ST.
56S, ,359,57 have been disallowed, while
claims amounting to 1854, 986,2S have
been suspended and not finally passed
upon.
The report shows that the statee OF
Georgia submitted claims aggregatins
s3011807. Of this amount there has
been allowed s2S,91499, while the
amount disallowed is $1,203.0S. Ala
bama filed claims amounting to $22.'
717.06, of which there has been dis
allowed s22,5S2,44, and but Is cents
has been disallowed, while Sl34,47 Is
the amount suspended awaiting final
adjustment. The claims OF Florida
amounted to SIC, O,408.61, Of which 49,
1880 have been allowed s22.70 have
been disallowed and 2,01241 is the
amount awaiting final adjustment
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-31
Gen. Black Leads the Race

san Francisco Cal, July 30.-ThouEh
1t Is several weeks before the veter.
ans in blue will invade San Francisco
or the annua! national emcamplnent
oi the q. A. r., much gossip is arriy-
'"s "ere concerning the torthcopins
contest for the head Of The famous
Organization in successor 10 Com.
mander-in-Ghief Thomas j. Stewart,
OF Pennsylvania. At the Washinuton
ehcampment last year at which ,,an.
eral Stewart was chosen commanuer.
ih-chiel his leading opponent Was Cen.
eral Joan 9. Black, ol Chicago. and
uonerai Black ID again leading uau.
uluate for the honor.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-31
TWO Will SWING TO-DAY.
Double Execution. at MONTGOMERY
Alabama.

Montgomery, Ala, July 3O.-Alex-
ander Means and win Stark will he
hanged in the county Jail here Friday,
charged with and convicted OF the
murder of Finn Foster, another ne.
gro, In beat 10, in this county. Every
effort has been made to save the lives
of the negroes, but the Governor to-
day finally refused TO interfere with
the death sentence OF the court.
The two negroes were robbing the
store OF Charles Stamford, u white
man, when one OF the negroes, stand.
Ing guard on the outside, saw Finn
Foster coming down the road and
thinking he was the proprietor of the
store, shot him to death. The negroes
admit their guilt and say they are
ready to die.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-31
Doodle Dumped Before So.
Ions i'm Hungary in
the Diet
II CAUSED A SENSATION
DeP"ty Spreads Out on Presidents
Desk 10000 kronen rendered Him
as srihe-RIotous out
break Followed.

budapest. Hungary. July 3O--nan.
"'S Noilmah Papp caused sensation
IN the lower house of the diet r, 4,,,
oy spreading out on the table IN c0n
kronen IN cash, which No. doclo,,,., H.,
"e'n teh"ered him as bride to desert
MS fellow obstructionists and Ia,yo
budapest, Herr papp. who is mann.
her OF the Kussuth party. added that
II was former Deputy Dienes who at.
tempted to brihe him.
deputy Lovaszy said that the editor
oi ihe Magyar Orzag has been asl-ed
now much money Will be reouired to
puy on that newspapers snpnort oP
the obstructionitsts.
a parliamentary committee WAS an.
poih'ed to investigate the matter.
There We're stormy scenes in the
oiet today when the premier. Count
lleuerNary, rose to Commence the de-
bate Oh the indemnity bill Tha oh-
structlohlsts stood up ana the chamber
rosounded with deafening shouts the
oan2ing Of desk lids and insults hurl.
eu at the premier from tae Opposition
oehchss' The sitting wos suspended
p"t the scenes We're repated ON IFS re-.
sumption aud ultimately being unable
TO obtain hearing, the premier h..
gu .ne clerk @ tne house "A. writfi.s,.s.
20 'nSy'As siae reaainS Il the f4i,
Wnen The ohstructiontsts becam.
aware or the acton u couple of the
members OF the Kossuth party storm.
ed the tribunal, snatched the paner
iioni 'he clerks hands ana tore IL u
pieces The tribune was soon lll.a
WIN shouting deputies ana amidst
the tuhlIlt the session was again sus.
pended.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-31
Maeksrel Scarce this Year.

Boston, Mass. July 30,--According
to reports of returning fishermen
mackerel are about the most difficult
fish to find and catch this year of any
sort fishermen go after, Schooners
have secured the Georges, the Bay Of
Fundy, and the Maine coast, without
success, 1t appears from what they
report that the schools Of fish sup
posed by some to be mackerel are
really herring or porgies. In places
the waters swarm with these two va
rieties, but not sign of mackerel
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-31
FEMALE MooNsHlNER is FREED
Roosevelt commutes the Sentence Of
Louise Smith.

Washington, July 30.-President
Roosevelt has committed the sentence
of Louise Smith white woman CON-
victed In the Western district of Vir.
ginia of retailing moonshine whiskey
without h license, The woman was
convicted in May last, and was SELL
fenced to pay ID fine Of 800 and serve
six months in prison. The United
States attorney recommended commu'
tation of the sentence on the ground
that the woman was the mother Of
five children, ignorant Of the otfense
she had committed, that the children
were dependent upon her and were III
a destitute condition. The sentence
was commuted to expire August /.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-31
Alabama CreOsOte COM
pany Seeks a
Site
MAY BUILD A FACTORY
Officers of the Company Who Have
Been in the City for Several
Days are we'll Pleased
With Situation.

The Stanard Oil and Creosote Com
pany, of Montgomery, which has had
representative in Brunswick for
several days with view of establish
ing a creosote factory here, an ac-
count Of which appeared in The News
several days ago, yesterday secured
an option on a tract of land suitable
for such a factory.
Mr.. r. U. Faulkner, president of the
company, is still in the city and when
seen yesterday he said that his com
pany had not yet definitely decided
where the factory would be located,
but he himself liked Brunswick and
had secured option on a site. Mr..
Faulkner speaks very highly of our
city, is pleased with the people, and
it is generally believed that Bruins
wick will be we'll considered when the
time comes for selecting site for
the proposed factory.
uS uOd1u vi llduS Will plOUdply
take the matter up and use its efforts
to secure the plant. 1t will be along
the line laid out at a recent meeting
|of the board to secure as many small
industries as possible. A creosote fac
tory will give employment to mum.
Der of men, and will add greatly to
the manufacturing interests Of the
|city
4. p understood that besides Bruins
ewlck, Chasseston and Norfoils are be-
ing considered as suitable place for
the factory. but our harbor facilities
should give us great advantage over
the other two cities.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-31
EIizabeth's So5o,ooo Couc; HOUSE

l-li@dbeth, N, j., July 3d. Speccnes
ana "tAor cereMoniea accomplished
the laying oI the Cornerstone today OF
the new $loU,UoU court house tor
Union county. The laying OF The stous
was conducted Wy the Masonic Grand
Lodge OF New Jersey and speeches
appropriate to the occasion were us-
liVered by United States Senator loan
kean, former Governor Foster Al.
Voorhees, and others. The new cdr
nee Is desisnd to be one OF the most
magnificent and costly structures OF
ITS Kind in the entire country.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-31
HE is CHARGED WITH RIoAMY
Gene GiiIey Lodged In Carroll County
4 jail,

Carrollton, Ga, July 30.-Gene Gil
ley, young white man prominently
connected in this county has just
been landed in Jail here under a
charge Of bigamy The last grand jury
of this county, on motion of citizens,
Indicted Gilley, who has been separ
ated from his wife No. l for some two
years and within a few months after
the separation and almost in the same
neighborhood, he contracted marriage
with another young woman and was
living openly as man and wife. His
wife No. l sued Gilley for divorce at
the April term, 1902, of Carroll SUI
perior court, and Gilley was served
with the suit in this county, but con-
tinued his cohabitation with the other
woman until indicted, when he fed
the state into Alabama, where he has
lss- been arrested.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-31
Charged with countertei,ino

huntsville, Ala, July 30.-Dr. Jim
Young, a physician of Bosz, Ala, il
In jail on charge ot counterfeiting
having been committed in default OF
$1,000 bond. Young and George Wind
sor are charged with operating coun-
terfeiting plant in Etow&h county.
The coins they produced were excel
lent cOunterfeits and many peopl
were yictimized.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-31

Attention Is directed to the adyer.
tisement OF W. M, Tupper T. Co,
agents Of the Mallory Line 10 this
Issue. The rate for the single trip.
including meals and berth, will 3e
$500, and for the round trip $1,000.
This offers the people Of this
city an unusually good opportunity
to see the great boat race between
the Reliance and Shamrock,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-31
On a Fishina Trip,

A party OF young people, chsperoned
by Judge and Mrs. J. d. Sparks, will
leave this morning for a two days
fishing trip at Hortense on the b.
Il b.
The drop Is on tie Sstills river and
Ia said to be one " the best fishing
sitss 10 thst Ssctlos,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-31
sTRYcHNINE IN CAPSULES.
IsSeare 10 Charged with Attempt te
Poison His Wife.

Columbus, Ga, July 30.-J0hn Holes,
colored was bound over by the re-
eorder today, charged with attempting
to poison his wife The negro pre-
pared for his wife capsules containing
strychnine. He now says he was
drunk when he did the act and thought
it was quinine he was preparing In
court the negroes sister 10 law tes.
tilted that a day Or two ago he said
he wished that his wife was dead,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-31
Meeting Tomorrow.

Considerable interest attaches to
the meeting to be held tomorrow be
commission, crosstie merchants and
the railroads, at which time the re-
cent advance in crosstie rates will be
discussed and an smicable agreement
reached
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-31
REpplNe NOT IN THE RACE.
Waycross Man will Net Seek Gales
Place,

1t is understood that Charles Red
ding, of WaycrosS, who has been con.
sidered candidate for official court
stenographer on the Brunswick Cir
cult, to succeed a, D. Gale, has de-
cided not to make the race,
His withdrawal leaves only the two
Brunswick candidates, Lawson Lamar
and Foster Memory, in the field, and
both Of these young gentlemen are
hard at work for the place
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-31
Assembly Of Methodists.

Altoona, Pa, July 30,-The annual
Reunion Of the Methudistts OF Central
Pennsylvania began today al I.aha
mont park. The speakers Include hey,
Ihomas }. Leak OF Piitsburg, Lsy.
J. NJ. Geager Of New York, Thomas ii
Murray OF Cleartield aud Re1, z. b.
L. Xartwrlght Of Scottdale.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-31
City Court Monday,

In pursuance to the request Of mem
bers OF the bar. Judge Sparks will CON
vene the city court Monday morning
next. for the purpose Of disposng of
the Jail cases. After Mondays session
the court will take recess until some
later date, probaly October first.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-31
ON THE LINKS.
Golf Club will Enjoy Handicap Game
this Afternoon for Club Medsl.

The members of the Brunswick Golf
Club will enjoy very interesting
handicap out at the links this after.
noon for the club medal, which by the
way is an Unusually handsome one.
This contest has been On for some
time now, and has OccasiUned some
good natured ryally among the mem.
bers of the organization,
The admirers of the game and the
public generally are invited to come
out this afternoon and witness the
game,