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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-13
A Splendid Reunion at
Greensboro.
CELEBRATE NORTH
CAROLINA DAY
Speeches Of Welcome and
Congratulation.
DIR. w. W. MOORE
SPEAKS FOR VIRGINIA
Governor Aycock Gives Warm Wel>
come 10 Cardinals Returning Sons.
Many Of whom Have Won DIS.
tncton in Other Chimes.
Al Pr.ud Of Their Line.
age and ka.iv'y.
fFrom a staff Correspondents

rom a OlGll SOIlC5pOHdcutJ
GREENSBORO. n. c.. oct. l2.-It IS
called by half a dozen different names;
this big celebra ton day in Greensboro.
Some called it Reunion Day. some 'Cld
Home Day." after the New England
style some call 1t North Carolina Day. as
made and provided for in the statutes;
some call 1t Scattered Natives Day, and
others have other names for It, but al
OF the five thousand or more strangers
crowded In the Beautiful little city OF
elnls and NAPLES unite in the verdict that
this has been great day in the history
OF the Old North state.
The man or the woman, as the case
may be. who originated the idea of 49,
suing a call to scattered natives Of North
Carolina 10 assemble once more on the
sacred soil and do konor to the good
old State that gave them birth is entitled
TO a monument as high as any that marks
the grave of any previously departed
son. 1t does not matte. II he or she did
borrow the idea from our New England
friends who put SO much store BY tneir
"oid home week a,,s,sNNs W
One Is entitled TO due measure OF
credit for borrowing If he borrows a
good thing This thought l would love
TO bore into the minds OF such Virgin
ians as think they know 1t all, and there
is nothing more for them TO learn.
NORTH CAROLINA DAY.
BY enactment Of the Legislature this
is a State holiday, also to-day every pub
lie school in North Carolina is adjourned
from the usual course of study and every
teacher and scholar was expected to
sturdy North Carolina, her history. her
present conditions and her future pros
poets. High up in the list of them and
marked for special study to-day Is tho
subject of good roads. Think Of that A
whole State, mon. women and children.
talking about good roads. and talking to
some purpose. too, because the day mas
been set apart for discussion of that
particular thing.
How Is that for cult!vating public senti-
ment? Isn't it bound to have effect? Here
is apother pointer for Virginia.
But to return to the reunion. Native
Tar Heels" are gathered here today
from thirty States of the Union. Indiana
sends the largest delegation. Who would
have thought It? But the fact Is that
North Carolina has done much to make
Indiana the great State 1t Is. Wayne
county In that State was settled by Tar
Heels, so am told by citizen OF that
county In attendance upon the reunion.
The descendants of those Wayne county
settlers have scattered over several ad-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-13
MAY FIGHT
FOR BRAUEIR
Judge Watkins and j. G..
Parker Likely to Come.
a A NEW SCHEME e. ON FOOT
Move Of the Brauer Committeeman to
Put Those Who Sustained Todd
in the Attitude Of
Boilers.
A NEW SCHEME ON FOOT

Sparks are already beginning to fly
and red fires to glow In what. beyond all
peradventure will prove the hottest and
fiercest campaign battle ever waged
around the political stump In Henrico
county,
In theaopnion of many of the party
sagcs. the recent county primary was one
of the most hardly contested fights in
late years. But 1t requires no remarkable
discrrnment to predict that this much
discussed. much-worried over primary
will pale into something Ike IN ignlf cance
before the comedy glare that is just now
beginning to color the political horizon.
Where in the former instance a diversity
Of interests made the fight the fire more
widespread and dlffused in the present
case 1t will be a struggle concentrated
upon one single solitary Office. Narrowed
down thus 1t will be all the more bitter.
and there are signs OF stirring times
ahead. The two Democrats, each claim-
ing the party nomination.. are making
every preparation to get into the open
g..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-13
VIRGINIA..

Great disaster In the storm that swept
the Virginia cpasl Friday and Slturaft.
the wind BLEW a hur. icane and thers wa $
great damage toland property. as well as
10 shipping; h gtl tides and Destruction 70
crops by flood and wind se.atoT DAM !
made commanaer of new ntstera e
camp n Campbell. and II, ges building or
a mon smcnt-~-The V. NJ. /. cadet, ,de-
feat the Agricultural cade,s. O.. North
Carolina at foot all---An umbrella men
der run over at Gordonsville and loses a
Ieg-B.g cases to be tried IN the United
states Courts at Ab.ngd II Wacfa-
prcague qua an,ined on account of d.pn-
thelia- liorconsyi.e. Gazette goes into
new bands aud w. W. Scott to edit IT,
President Roosevelt declines invitation TO
attend jamestown mass meeting at Nor,
folk--Thc oys.er season In Nansem ! q
reported by inspectors to be the fine
in years--Each t.cipa mt In the Cla,,er
explosion 70 be presented with IHediI
of honor on the occasion OF the re lnlJn
at Petersbuyg--No certificate ha as
Vet been awarded DR.. w. b.. D mel in
Prince George and Surry; vot $ ,l.r va
out--Alonroe Morriss, superintendent of
streets at Newport News. ch rged IA
neglect Of duty-Bo iers of new b le-
ship Name TO have severe test on run to
Culebra----Robert A. Crawford nominated
for the House in Louisa.
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DEERINC CAMP,
CAMPBELL COUNTY
Senator Daniel Elected Com.
mander to Build the
Monument.
special to The Times-Dispatch.) }

Especial to The IlmeS-Dlspatch.)
LYNCHBURG, VA, October l2.-The
Confederates of Campbell county met to-
day and organized a camp to be known
as the Deering Camp of Confederate Vet
erans In honor of the memory of General
James Deering, Plans for erecting a
monument to the Confederate dead were
perfected. The camp elected the follow
ing officers:
Senator John w. Daniel. commander.
Colonel j. Risque Hutter. first lieuten-
ant-commander,
Lieutenant II, NJ. Cooke, second leu
tenant-commander.
H. 7. Patrick, third lieutenant-com-
mander
Il. j. Evans adjutant.
John w. Dinwiddie, quartermaster.
DR.. r. N. Hewitt, surgeon
DIR. j. j. Terrlll, assistant surgeon.
Rev. G. A. Woodson, chaplain,
Fleming Saunders, treasurer
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THREE MEN KILLED
AND THREE INJURED
lRy Associated Press.l

KANSAS CITY, Oct, f2,-Three men
were killed and three others injured one
seriously. in a collision between Missouri
Pacific and Frisco freight trains In the
switch yards at St Louis Avenue ana
Santa Fe Streets here tonight @
The Frisco train was standing on the
crossing when the Missouri Pacific train
ran into 1t, turning over freight car,
which fell over on g crowd OF men ON the
other side OF the Frisco train who were
waiting Tor the laGtsr to pass.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-13
Arthur Warren Narrowly Es-
capes Being Lynched.
TWO POLICEMEN SAVE HIM
Crowd Captures Him After Run Of 9
Mile, and We're About to Hang Him
TO Telegraph Pole. When the
Officers Rescued Him.
(By Associated Press.)

CHICAGO. ILL. October 12.-Arthur
Warren, young man living in the sub
urb of Berwyn, twelve miles of Chicago.
had narrow escape from lynching to-
night, and but for the efforts of two po-
lcemen it is possible that he would have
been hanged to telegraph pole.
Warren was accused Of assaulting an
eight-year-old girl. Acts of this kind
have occurred several times at Berwyn
within the last fortnight, and the crowd
that pursued Warren was highly exas-
perated.
He led them n chase OF mile before
he was caught, and during the run the
excitement OF the crowd had increased.
When Warren was captured no was han
died very roughly, and proposition to
lynch him met with approval. Two po-
lcemen managed to get him away from
the crowd and drag him into grocery
store. where they barred the door until
assistance arrived from the police sta
ton.
Warren. who required surgical atten-
ton, was finally placed in cell. al
though the crowd followed him all the
way to the station. trying to get at him
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MANY LADIES
IN COURT
Number Of TheillSMeaF Argu-
ments in TilIman Case,
SEVEN SPEECHES MADE
SEVEN SPEECHES MADE
Four Attorneys, Two on Each Side; Are
to Be Heard o-Day-Number of
Spectators Larger Than for
Some Days Past.
,(By Associated Press,

LEXINGTON, S. c., Oct. 12.-Arguments
to the jury in the trial of j. H. Tillman
were begun with the convening Of court
to-day. the three attorneys for the State
and two for the defense addressing the
jury during the seven hours court was
in session. -Four attorneys, two on side.
are to be heard Tomorrow. A larger
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-13

crowd of spectators was in attendance
to-day than there has been at any one
time for several days past, and there nas
n greater number Of ladies' in attendance.
Mrs j. Fl. Tillman ana the mother OF
the defendant were present as they maze
been almost continuously from the begin
ming of the trial. and were attentive lis
teners to t. /, addresses by counsel to the
jury.
Solicitor Thurmond opened the argu-
ment for the State, both sides having sub
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-13
GENERAL CLAY'S WILL
OFFERED FOR PROBATE
(By Associated Press

RICHMOND KY, October G,-one of
the five wills OF the late General Casslus
NJ. Clay was offered for probate In the
County Court to-day. The will disinher-
lied his children and all relatives except
his own former chlld-wife, Dora Brock,
whom 1t nominated as sole executrix,
The other heirs introduced testimony to
show that General Clay was insane
A motion to probate the will was over
ruled, An appeal is taken to the Circuit
Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-13
RAILROAD MEN TALK
ON PRIVATE MATTERS
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. D. c., October H.
Half dozen railroad and steamship
men engaged In the New York and
Southern traffic met here to-day to dis
cuss questions Of traffic and rates. Rep
resentatives We're present from the Ocean
steamship Company, Seaboard Air Lne
Atlantic Coast Line and the Central Rail-
way OF Georgia, The meeting was held
behind closed doors. One of those present
said the proceedings were not OF public
interest.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Grand reunion of nonresident natives
of North Carolina lat CIR ensboro: Ran
som. Aycock, Morehead, McIver. Or. W.
dresses: the city full of ! ght. life and
enthusiasm; five Thousand come fr m
thirty States TO attend the reunion--Be-
lief at Charlotte that William j nes, the
negro hung at Danville. killed young
lIanier
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Promise is Held Out Of
Ideal Weather.
FAMOUS JUMPER is
NOT TO BE SEEN
Owner of Heatherbloom With
draws All Entries.
ACTION CAUSED BY
HIS SONS DEATH.
illness Of Mrs, Hurkamp Prevents At4
tendance Of Her Husband's Entries.
There Are, However, Scores
! of Splendid Horses, and
this Will Surpass Pre-
vious Shows

With the opening concert by the United
States Marine Band at II A. NJ. to-day
in the brilliantly decorated arnphitheatre
and the parade of the finest stations in
the land as the opening class of the eve
ming exhibition. the third annual show OF
the Richmond Horse Show Association
will begin to-day under the most auspi-
cious conditions. Every sign of the ter
rife gale and wind that had prevailed
for three days ended with Sunday night.
and the dawn of yesterday brought ideal
hcrse show weather-clear. bright crisp
and invigorating. The bright October.
sunlight has already dried the mud no.
ticeably, and by this evening conditions.
both under foot and over head promise
to be all that could be desired for tho
first day of the annual society event ex-7
t,aordinary. t, For the next. five days all
roads will lead to Richmond, and all Vir-
glnia will send It's representatives hither-
to compete in the great equine and teauty.
show. Indeed, the beauty and the chiN-i
airy of other States will be literally rep
resented as well, ard the finest horse
women of North and South will vie In
friendly competition for the horOrs OF;
grace and comelinessf and mastery of the
.4,it,. : rod
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Horss-Show T cSet Found.
Dr. II. S. MacLean found on the street
a reserved seat Horse Show ticket for
Thursday night. The owner can get It
from DR.. MacLean by proving property.
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SUMMARY OF DAYS NEWS.
THe WEATHER.


WASHINGTON, Oct 12.--Forccast for
Tuesday and Wednesday:
Vlrginia-Eair Tuesday and Wednes-
day: light north winds. becoming Varia-
Bile.
North Caroina---Tuesday and Wednes-
day fair; light variable winds.
After. the clustering. dlsagreeable days
OF the past few days. yesterday WIS
exceedingly pleasant. as the large mum
Der Of persons seen out, OF aooIs al,
tested The weather prophets prenict d
continuation OF these pleasant cohu'tioas'
sTATDoF THE THERMOMETER.
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=. bi. ...........-............. r., o5
@ y. NJ. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .'''''.''' "a
8 =. M. ..+...........,..'. .....'''.'''t' ~ ~
H. midnight ...........'.....'. "
Average ........................ W 10
Highest temperature yesterday ....''t. %
Lowest temperature yesterday ....'... 20 90
Mean temperature yesterday......'...'' 90
Normal tmperature for October ..,..'' VI
Departure rom normal temperature. .:
ISrecjpitation during past "A hours ..... "
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-13
SILL TALKING OF IT.

The papers OF the s'a'e press gen
orally are stiil taihlhg ol d pi''o'e'
extension Of the Atian'ic q i'i' Ii III 3
nam 10 A'idii'" anu " '''' "'
We san some 'i'ii9 "7' '''''' W
III 'h8' Aese - d s'' - 80 W i''' -'
'or inc p' vs. '''''e '''''''-''
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---+ -+SS
JEFFERSON ON THE ISTHMUS.

Those who have studied the writ
ings Of Thomas Jefferson are astonish-
ed at his great versatility, remarks
the Columbia State. He studied prob
lens of all kinds, from the theory of
government to the proper shape of a
pillow mould
Some one has published a letter
written by him in 1887 to a member
of the French Academy of Science,
in which he asserts that if small
cut can be made through the Isuhmus
of Panama the current flowing from
the Atlantic to the Pacific would soon
cut broad deep pathway capable
of bearing seagoing vessels from one
ocean to the other. The DETECTION of
the equatorial current through this
way would give an uninterrupted flow
eastward and would make the Gulf
of Mexico a stagnant and safe body
of water. The gulf stream would dis
appear from the coast of the United
States and Tess" i3Ua.,fUu- QUO . ~
would result, the fogs along the banks
Of Newfoundland would disappear, and
| the fisheries, for lack of wram water
and tropical weeds, might be rendered
| less valuable 1t is known that the
level of the Pacific at Panama is {
few inches lower than that of thu
Atlantic at Colon, and this of itsel
might induce a current.
All this is interesting; but as tn,
canal will have locks the Columbia
State thinks there will be no oppor
Itunity to test Jefferson's theory.
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AT LAST.

The announcement that the Atlantic
Coast Line is to discontinue its boy
car passenger service into and out o.
the city ought to be matter of great
satisfaction to the people of Bruins
wick generally.
While we never could understand
mated against Brunswick in the mat
ter of its passenger service, we are
none the less pleased that they have
at last agreed to accord us, even in
a small fashion, that recognition, We
merit by reason of the dollars upon
dollars we annually, monthly and daily
pour into its treasury.
As we have said we are delighted
that the visitors to Brunswick and
those leaving via the Atlantic Coast
Line in the future will not be thrown
into a train of fiat, BOX and third
class passenger coaches, so old in
the cause that they represent relics
Of antiquity, in the future.
There are very few points on the
Coast line system that pay
better dividends in ratio to investmen
than is the case here in Brunswick,
and we reiterate we are glad that the
company has decided, at last, to
give us passenger cars and passenger
trains, instead of box and fiat cars
and los trains, in the transportation
OF human freight from and to this city
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1t should be a source of genemi
satisfaction to the people, of this city
to know that the commerce committee
of congress has reported favorably on
the proposed b3l providing for a light
ship for the port of Brunswick II
the recommendation of this commit
tee is carried into effect and this light
ship is given to us, it will prove to be
of great value to the shipping inter
ests of Brunswick. The bill has been
before congress for some time and 1t
is to be hoped that the action OF the
commerce commiIee will prevail in
this instance.
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Confessions OF a Priest.

Rev. Jno. S. Cox, OF Wake, Ark,
writes, "For IL years I suffered from
Yellow Jaundice. / consulted o
number OF physicians and tried oil
sorts Of medicines, but got no relief.
Then began the used OF Electric
Bitters and feel that l am now cured
Of a disease that had me in its grasp
for twelve years." II you want q re-
liable medicine for Liver and Kidney
trouble. stomach disorder or general
debility, get Electric Rittera It's
guaranteed BY all druggists. Only
soc.
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Read the new advertisements IN
these columns this morning and then
go and do your Christmas shopping
with the merchants, who are enter
prising enough to let you know
that they are in business and progress
siye enough to make a bid for your
patronage.
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If that new resolution, to- cut down
southern representation on the nation
al republican committee, goes into
effect, the lilly whites in the south
will he few and far between.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-13

Cleveland does not want the nomi-
nation. Bryan does not want him to
have it in consequence for once these
two gentlemen agree.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-13

Minority ieader Williams seems t,
De live wire and is giving the ma
jority in congress- some trouble,
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Miss Slater will nave in a new line
Of handsome trimmed hats by Wednes
day. Ladies come and see them and
see if we can't tempt your pocket
book.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-13

The coming OF the oil plant only
indicates what the people of this city
can Go when they get together on
a proposition.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-13

new school house and a new
church in Brunswick in one year. Tru-
" we are on the right line.
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With a carnival and Christmas all
in one weel; the average Brunswick
ian should be happy.
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FOR SALE-We have large guam
tity OF sand which we will sell at rea-
sonahse prices. The sand is well
adapted for building purposes. Ward
Grocery co.
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Office, 2o7 Gloucester Street
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that all legal advertisements must be
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to devote our space to such adver
tisements and wait on the courts for
the money.
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"a stitch in time saves nine" hay
ing your clothes cleaned in time saves
buying new ones. Georgia Pressing
club, phone 144-4
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The criminals will receive the at
tenton OF Glynn superior court next
week
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1t is about time for Kippling to sing
of the burden down in Panama.
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Go to Miss Skaters and get one Of
those new Autograph pillow tops and
cards to match. JUST received.
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GOAL.
WSosSOD.
CONEY & PARKER,
FLYNN CLEANING AND PRESSING
CLUB

Andrew J. Wright, Prop.
'''7 Ssi'sfssS ?. ee-afs- pressed ans, DYED.
Repair Work a Speciality
Hats Cleand, Dyed and Reblocked
Price, gladly quoted on application
Phone 394-2. 100 IL Gloucester
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FOR RENT-RnDms at TO3 Union
street. Electris lights and use of
bath room. Apply ON premises.
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Correspondence solicited; but to
receive attention, letters must be &C
companied by a responsible name, not
for publication, but as a guarantee OF
good faith.
Rejected communications will be
returned II accompanied by postage
Remittances should be made by pos
tai note, check or money order or
registered letter. Address.
News Publishing Co.
Brunswick, Ca
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The city clock should strike the next
fellow that smashes lis face.
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LOST-At the Rifiemen's fair Wed.
nesday ngiht, little baby pin set
with one turquois. Reward will be paid
for return to this office.
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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF
The city of Brunswick.
The county OF Glynn.
Glynn county commissioners.
The United States court Of bank
ruptcy for this district.
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Have your Sunday suit pressed by
the Georgia Pressing Club. Phone
144-4.
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WANTED-At once an A1.lecturer.
suitable for a medicine show. Good
talker. Address H. s., Brunswick
Daily News.
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FOR RENT.-The Offices now oceu-
pied by the United States custom
house. Apply to Brobston, Fendig,
G. Co.
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WANT COLUMN.

" you want q position, a house, .
servant, or want to find anything
that has been lost, or want some
thing that some one else has, ad
Vertise In this column.
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FOR SALE-Some fine mules, apply
to H. 8. McCrary.
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FOR ExCHANGE-Nice country
@property for city property. Apply to
M. T. Smith, 1911 George street.
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Entered at the Brunswick, Ca post
office as second class mail matter.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Stores, Offices and
dwellings. Apply to Brobston, Fendig
e co.