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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-16

Acting undsr orders from chief %
rotes Sullivan. Detectives Hubbard
ard FREEMAN Faidad the 81 Paul
81 lhhauzs on t1fth avenue south,
last mikha Tss aats riNth fallen
wamen sAse tskeu 90 the police ats =
ton and booked Zach Was released
a s. hall. the amount formerly col.
isetea a. a monthly fine ~ the ball
forfeiture system. No eiher house
n tn. new teudsFiotn was muleatrd.
Kha the II Paul women WeF~ al
losNsd - 80 back 70 tho erihnouxe
and fesune their nefafious csi.inx.
chief q folicr Sullivan Viii rot
say that the arrests last niEht rein
auKuratsa the system OF nninE th~
y7thheuss women. hat this 10 known
e - the case. n T. the Intention ~
fhs chief q regularly arrest rsrrlf
fallen wousen ~ the city once a
north. The s. enc wui then b. inn
rosed b the police iudse.
I'll tie Wofusn arrested last
nlEht be taken lnto eoart and rrsu-
Larry trsea = asked a repeater 81
chef sullivan. this morulus
.,s. sss hss, ssse.l.-., ~ b..
$50 - 9 - q. eale.-5 -, : 81.
Be tried in The same WAY" he un-
sNefed
-fIsx ~ui they be aned A. the
sAnis rate As before the close down
- thr erihnnussa
THAT - question that win %
ieft - the court when u hears the
sstdenc. against the Wofurn. ~
Piled TIRE chief
Was the rati last niHht made on
your oFdsF alone. OF vas Il ~ the
suggestion 81 the nRyoyr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-16

1T looks as though the Seattle
Electric company Il trying 70 eat us
Up. II has directly and openly vio-
lated several Of the terms q the
agreement which President FVzth ac-
eeptsd from the arbitration COM
mittse and seems disposed n forget
ell Of them. Mr.. Furth agreed that
the eempany wguld Discriminate
Against 10 nan far his activity In
union ~ers Il 4 already aiseriss-
mating
These wsra the words which Pres
idsut s. W. Mccoy 81 the Seattle
Esrset Railway Employees union
used Ia expressing the sentiment ~
the union car rnen this p. m. The
fsser&msns u the latter at the man
nsr IN which they are being treated
~ the company "a growing more
bstteT each day.
This morning Eve union men re-
signed their positions with the COM
pany and four were discharged.
70 far as could learn from the
discharged men" said Secretary
Nortspsen this afternoon. they
wers let out for offences 80 trivial
that they would have been ignored
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-16

coNaTANrrRopIn Ami ie.
sncret agents II the naKef nneht
state thHt an uprising has been
manned iu MnreduuiH e. eeeig eH
Monday nest. 1ha Porte heH as
riisd tn concentrate nineteen hattaRlz
one of troops 1T iieftHHfltsh anu
cipatinE serious trouble IN Altoisas
A deapateh from smhfteHeh saYH
that turkish trauuH recently had an
engagement With tiuinafiHaH assisted
by villagers. but that the hntEat ANS
aud their friends escaped I 40
TURKS were killed.
Reports show that great activity u
being displayed a the ituH aHeh
yards on the shores Of the Hack
Sea.
PAPER "fhornik Huasisn military
organ. to-day urges the seizure II
Canstantiuopie - the black sen
fies.l les combination with a fefff OF
200 900 troops The esun could b
esfected the paper ravs. as nune IT
the Powers would dare toy T. diHs
lodse the Russians. Such q haid
move would solve the balkan pfohs
lem
CuNsTANTtNoFt.H. Apfii te# =
Inter tribal kKhts have broken out
At naadad All available military
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-16
LAST EDITION

cause why his employment office
license should not be feVckra
SNHuk u charged with uHinH his
contract with che Seattle s kHntan
Railway Company 20 duuhle track
and rcHufface lie Boad hetW een here
and Nsutou aud hts employ fuent ct
ucc 90 dpfraud Wofkmen.
SWauk has the contract enc son
b. foreman Ia rharEe u the work
Another son ia lu charge Of the en-
pioymeni bureau. II la alleged that
no man can gNt work under eWauk
unless he sues C. the umriuHfusnt
bureau and puts up 81 so then II IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-16
MOTORMAHS BLUHDER
WAS NEARLY FATAL

One Of the apprentice motorman
inssalied by the Seattle Electric
Company In ita service during the
strike came near killing n man on
the Lake UHign line near Howell
street yesterday evening about 10
by dragging hiFn 20 feet hegor~
Etoping the car on the under side
o. which the mans foot was caught,
The motornau Put on the brake but
did hot know enough % turn on the
current until he had been told 10 DO
~ BY someone else.
The victim either fell from tks
front platform or missed the foot
board when thying % get on His
foot caught In the guard rails which
box ~ the machinery under the car
and he was dragged along with ~.
Several passengers jumped of the
car shouting to the mot0rnan 70
stop. and attempted 20 rescue the
Victim from his predicament. Con-
tinuous yelling finally attracted the
attention Of the motorman aud he
put on the brake which had little
effect upon the speed % the car
while the current was on.
Meantime the unfortunate man IN.
der the car was humping over the
i. ties. BE had more presence - mind
than the fnotcrrnan and succeeded IN
reaching a support with his hands
b. which he raised himself Up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-16

III these eharfea are true, IN he
- u / am Sums Go stand fot any
such contemplate business as that
The society at least 10 not going a.
be a party % itH
With the above remark Mayor
nufnse this morniuE Instructed
Labor Commissioner circuit Co make
thorough Investigation of the
charges against the Western Em-
pioytueut affies preptes tory Go I'D
ing David sWauk railroad contracs
tor. employment agent aud all
around sehemef, before him g. show
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-16

Then somebody managed 20 ain II
Into the untnrfnhn'R ears that II
might help some for him - turn 81
the current. which he dtd and the
car was finally stopped
The victim was badly bruised and
shaken - bat suffered ~ bfeksH
bones.
The car was No 700 Witnesses q
the accident say that II the meter
man had known his business ane
posaesEed any judgment the cal
could have been stopped In a few
yards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-16
DROWNED in THE
CHITTYNA RIVER
Joseph Berge Meets Tragic Death While Travelling
From val6eS 10. Nezina Mines

travelling alops the river behind the
rrst % the uutut when Hsfas stop
prd bis team and wvnt aker 10 =
wa.erhoie o. Eef a drink
HIS partner aAW him stamping un
TIE tee o. See II H Nas atfung enough
g. bear hia Wsfkht When Hatritha
io0krd again thr Ice had bfekea in
and ttersv had disappeared tha
sNsft-running water having carried
him under
m. hslN Va. not rssn.ef.a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-16
FINE SYSTEM IS AGAK
WAUGURATED BY POLICE

II Was nv order alone
VIII THERE be uofe arrests to-
nightr'
I'M thluk about that later
VIM these Nohsen be arrested
again IN a month o. Nuw ofssn elil
YOU have them arrested = vas ak
Ell.
'~rhey may rot al b. here in a
month VAS the sssNisu AnaW -.
n ihsaH same woHssn ere hsT# IL
q month. viii thef be ARRESTED again
and fhea -
may be-
IL not this the Inauguration et 3
uew system e. regulate thga women
and force them to pay nueHf
They we're arrested At nay order
Tor prostitution. vas the chiefs uaig
reply
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-16
FINE rs DOUBLED
BY POLICE COURT

- -. :. : - - =
court Judge George med sach %
the "a. FRai house aaansn fta To
a star reporter the fadse said IN e
tianation hat while be had talked
the matter over pith chief Sullivan
they had reached no Hsffnits aErsss
msnl ~ g. the fines e. Be IMPOSED On
fallen women.
Accordingly. he concluded /
shall rnr the uosseu tta each Nhsue
ever they are brought 50 t.NFsss
1ns@ may weed eafnr q them aut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-16
"I'M NOT GOING TO STAND
FOR SUCH CONTEMPLATE
BUSINESS" SAYS MAYOR

claimed he works but day or I've
and is fired e. make room ~,
some other man that has uut up the
required Zee
Net onlY IL swank scheduled Co be
pat uut af the employment aHcuo,
business, but he and one ~ hls snni
may have to face Judge NturEr iu
the municipal court un n criminal
charge
Secretary urout this morning br-
San Eathpfius evidence against the
sWanks. aud ~ those making coms
plant 10 him can be- found and can
prove the charges they have made,
criminal proceedings viii probably
be instituted
The date FOE the meeting of tho
council committee on labor, Go
which the petition for the abonsh
ment Of private employment
agencies was referred, has not yet
heen fixed. hut u villa be held before
the close u the present week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-16
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses
have been Issued; George st John.
80, and Ars Laura Hupker. ~. both
% Larndale. Fred Tetaali. 70. Of
VashOn Island. and Bessie Carey. Il.
Of Seattle John Jameson. "a ard
Carrie Stevens II, both Of Seattle
George Gerrlck, 70, and Ethel Drake.
81 both Of Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-16

Jcseph pergr was drowned March
Is ia the Chitiyua riVef. about i've
miles below the Nrsina, while soiuE
fnoEn Naidss g the N.aina digElnsr.
News Of the tragedy Was brought by
passengers arriving on the steamer
Excelsior ffum Naldss this uoruius.
l. a. Mcfsvt=h brought the tai
las q HefEes death o. Naldgs,
March "a hsrEs and hia partner
II T. patttrks. were part % the
NieI ta4rty 80 10 men They were
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-16
WAR CLOUDS

fafees have been sont tboFupprcr'
the trouble o.
VIENNA. kifi 10 Anticipating
further trouble in Macedonia the
Austrian aud HunHian embassies
have again made strong representa-
flaua g. fhr Porte ~ the necessity
for immediate Improvement shrrn.
HEHffN. Apni 10 Klein journal
to-day rrpnftH Macedonian lngea gents
threatening halunita. NhFr fumffs
puH sh rt1hss occurred ln outskirts
Of town
It's fact that tho 81 600 u0 Bseh ,
rurt Sale az ihf outlet Clothing 60
ia the biggest yet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-16
ROB THE MAIL

PORTLAND. April -Mssked
hlghwaymen robbed a mail carrier
last night and took n registered mail
A posse II pursuing the rotSsrH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-16

Fer Rent
- = 1i'sa 49,
NEiA honnas OF Bniniar ay9nus. iif
q 81 Per month mdeAaiAn. water,
c.nan % store. srhn.ai ard churches
hiEh. afY ana healthy. ~ nlnutea
on NaHhinsfnu street car lus
parties rrntiug ~ ne can become
uNHsfs % property within : years
b masinE small CATH YaFmsuH
down. poAning a i-c.shien. 10
nalisy fiuiiiine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-16
Hunters and Fishermen

9 ( rtragdinary offer TO. loggers
Fishermen ana hunters. LOO pairs OF
hiRh-top boots going for ti.eb At
the Outlet Bankrupt Bale. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-16

Essgor f-fFE

a
Essyor tryE
OF year esn 90 iaasfity shsfs ros hsvs
seed s9frpunfinss ana the ssssFsses
" sssses useasf e. geaf tsFsstaRsnt
ise sisrsfia ifas ths afsi e,sss -. ear.
.tlits Lbs wsssissiaa. hans ..'s,',,. :,
ss,.' ,',.s sam a., .,.a' s.s'' .o :.
.sII faf tfs. tss ans tieo 81 o dasn sna
D. nsufh Hes4.s taIit Aisaz Jeostion
& bieh she hssithF esethss bosuas
.stssi shnsehss. storss tsisphsnss.
sasWaiks ste. Exsfrsss Nta i've 81
RaiHisF usseh i h@FFt Issss ..fs 81
ws.siss'.s s' ~ w. e. sss ssa :. ssss.
s.r s.'s 20 s &c. SEA- s. \ s'1''a'
TKNdXTyE IS F1RHs
10 acres on the main county road.
~ tu4las east III hsf1t - ct issusiiss
Cow Lake. magnificent site, good
house. about Il acres cleared. for
81 coo terms to suit
20 acres IN this sans vicinity ~
acres cleared. balance partially
cleared. large orchard. team OF
horses and al farming lmple-
monts the best Of soii. ia.soe'
terms 10 suit
A. LAWRENCE.
posu Second Ave. Ger. Marion
FOR SALE OR REST-N New five
room cottage. four acres land. IL
minutes ride. t-csnt fare. cows,
chickens. wood, etc. spring water
piped into house G. II. Burnett.
Jr.. bailey building
wbty a.. 100 fss tso-f1.as lots ~hsn vs
Gao ssfi Yoa eus acre for $50 70 ftos,
Fsar The srhocihauss AMI car uas at
Columbia HHaF req7nHa Hafa HHR rt~t-
her first and Columbia.
CHTAf lots 81 80 %. ct sftinan CITY.
orfF ~ minutes ride ~ ed RsntoB eat
line on Nashinatna street. terms ~
aoua o. nnnthiy c2ras To-Day. L@fss
warm sres On eruends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-16

FIVE ACRES. good level land. 7
miles By good wagon road from
Seattle postoffioe. few minutes
walk from street car line, sur
rounded by nice Improved places;
owner needs money price Tor n
few days. 81 600
RanFRT MAfTRY. 40 n. Y. block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-16

DOW n MOI
That your monthly SALARY or income can
b. Increased 10 per cent by puttinn a
portion of ycur SAVINGS at compound m
tarsatf
Security first mortgage on Improved city
real stfnts. 49,
These ntuftenFrs held IN trust ny the nudit-
Or ~ The state of Washington.
Cell on Geo. A. Virtue a0t.b-o, hoatan
block or write your name ana address
plainly ami We will send you ful plf-
urutafn N vii cqrt you NOTHING 20 fully
undafstand this pinu.
pHoENiN RANiNgE,
Ret -fHda 4 luton Portland, ore. poS-
ter Horton a Co. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-16

wASTtb = slfi rs year 81 .idsf.
g. help faf her board arf clothes
aud anf - companion Call. phone.
Red t55d 81 Inquire ~ 5SQ1 9Th
ave n e. Green Lake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-16

f16GVE arrived With a carload q
horses weighing from 200 to 600
pounds. single or Ia pairs. 220f y
First avenue Barn iu rear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-16
4 GrNuINr nARGAfN

A GENUINE pARGAtN.
tTao Five acres q fine land. fis
acres all Hrubhed out ready 10
pillow, acre OF Strawberries ia
bearing. new i-fuom house iHoG-
bator, house broodsr. house and
chicken parks. In a good neiKhhor-
hood. fine road to The city and n
very pleasant place for home.
ADAMS a NICHOLS.
bii Washington Building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-16

SOUTH or CITY. near race track
acres. rich garden land. all
fenced aud In high state Of Guilt
walton, new houee OF rooms sew
eral outbulldings close TO street
car line 1900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-16

ron sac FARMS and Lands
DAIRY FARMH-l00 acres, l4o rich
bottom land. balance good upland,
~ acre. IN cultivation. ~ acres
pasture. running spring water. or
cbard Of 800 bearing trees AL
kinds OF small fruits, good house.
barn, several outhuildinEs; fh2b0,
ROBERT MALTBY. tio n, Y Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-16

fha sf8h Itae.syusssi one. ~ ts6sf.
- sffsst 49, fafntsr tts tsrf hsiF ia
- ap ~ ealrt asfgies. yhos.s hsts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-16

No flies 10 eur home alth my Nin'
dos aud door screens 40 Maal'
sau Phones Eursef. Main ik5Y
Innsurntsnl n ieaf RandEii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-16
PLUMBING

Ard hot Water reai,nE.
Plane and Estimates Furnished
c. NJ. ST. W a Co.
South side 81 Coiman bsck. foot OF
Columbia street.
Phone. Back Eai.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-16

CHOICE WATER FRONT 81 acres.
all good land, siopiug down 70 n
nice beach. adjoining small town,
Is acres improved, hus orchard,
200 bearing trees, commodluus
house of 10 rooms. large barn, sew
erAl outbuildiuGs, running spring
water. team. farming tociS. cows.
chickens. two boats. splendid place
for bathing. boating and FISHING.
can eel this place for less than Inn
provsmsnts cost. n taken at once.
have for sale several small water
front places handy tn Seattle,
ROnT. MALTuY. ti0 New York INK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-16

WE HANDLE BARGAINS ONLY.
5000 Fuur-ruom new cottage, near
Madison street. your own terms.
4 fine lots k0Nit4 each. overlooking
Lake Union. near Edgewater. t2Ts
each.
Fine waterfront ranch. near nrem-
erton 2gia acres. all improved. at
bargain,
acres on Lake Washington; beau-
tifii domestic. choice fruit.
TAYLoR.COOK CO. as Arcade
s-RooM cottage on Tenth avenue
west. new. two blocks from ear:
city wafer IN house. we can seiiyou
this prol~rfV FOR ki0tu. s2a0 cash
balance same az rent. l.. G. nyers
a Co. s2b to s2a Arcade.
--=--------=-- ---------------------
b-R0DM cottage new on sth ave.
west. This .eottage=is modern with
GOOD view % hRv. We will sell
you this property for tt.G50. $500
cash balance same as rNnt. y. G.
rivers q Co .sa2t To- a2a Arcade
ALMOST GIVEN AWAY.
II rooms. new furniture, close in
rooms always rented, AT less than
half the cost Of furniture; price
1896.
Also. n Groom flat. furniture Is fine
rent reasonable, and we win make
the price 90 suit your purse.
SCOTT a METGALFE,
Suite rs Times building,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-16

MONEY ADVANCED HALAniTp Pro
fih retail merchants, tcanatern, board
Ing houses without security lafHeas
business In 90 principal cities. Iolnhh
90 lnlnI hlonh. AlA NNNuml nNnnun-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-16

Groom house, on corner lot. Anil
roo Terrace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-16

80. ...S - =. - - Z. - &. $780,. ss-
snxt.tX F.ost~..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-16

EdAN Dramatic school. HoiyoEe
block, private lessons daily, even
Ing olnsses, Monday Wednesday,
Friday; elocution, oratory ana
practical stage training profcs-
SIGNALS coached In their respective
lines ministers and lawyers ora
tory powers strengthened Phone
Sunset Rluc eG6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-16

TELEPHONE RAINIER 30.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-04
bright OUTLOOK
FOR THE TERM
-
Expected That the Schools
WIFE All Be Well
Crowded
the NEW TOWN SCHOOL
WILL OPEN WEDNL SDAY
But All Children are Requested to
Report to the Mansfield Street
Building Tomorrow to be AS
signed to Their Grades.

The public schools of Brunswick
will open tomorrow for another
years work and the Indications are
that it will the most successful in
their history
More than two hundred new aupils
have applied lor admission These
will all lie provided for as the new
school building in New Town has re-
iieved the crowded condition of the
Glynn academy.
The first grade will be the most
crowded
The new school will NOT he open
for use until Wednesday but the pu
pills will assemble at the Mansfield
street school for organization and
to receive lists OF their books.
The work this year will embrace
many new features. Great enthus;a-
sm is unaffected by the teachers who
discussed the plans for the year at
the teachers meeting yesterday morn
ing.
The enrolment this year exceeds
that of last by 100
Altogether the schools will open
under flatterinG auspices and Bruins
wick is to be congratulated upon he
splendid system of schools.
Private Schools.
The private schools will open to-
morrow with ONE exception.
Miss Josie Smiths school opened
last Monday with "a good attendance
and prospects for a good years work.
Misses Gales seminary opened ON
Wednesday with a large number Cf
pupils. These will be augmented by
a number Of others tomorrow and
the outlook for this popular school
is most propitious
Miss Doyle's scohol will begin an
other year tomorrow with n good at
tendanceThs school is ONE OF the
popular scholastic irstitutioHe here
and is well patrOnized
Miss Mamie Symons will open her
select school for small children IN
a week or two. This school com
bines kindergarten training with reg
ular class work and S especially ad-
apted to little children.
st. Joeeph's academy begun this
year with the usual large cnroIlm"At
and every prospect for successful
term. The sisters in charge are
competent and experienced and give
careful instruction OF their pupils.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-04
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
IN CITY AND COUNTY
WILL OPEN TOMORROW
TO REMOVE TO ATLANTA.
Mr.. F. {. Twitty is to Leave Bruins.
wick Shortly.


f. oE. Twitty, the well known at
torney, announced yesterday that af-
ter the first of January he would
claim Atlanta instead eff Brunswick
as his home.
This rumor has been current for
several days, but was not confirmed
until last night, when Mr.. Twitty was
seen by News representative. When
questioned on the subject he said it
was true that after the date named
above he would become Il resident of
the Capital City. lie explained, how
ever, that he would still have inter
eSts here and that he would probably
visit the city very often to look after
the same.
Mr. Twitty has been closely identi-
fled with the political circles of this
county, He is at present chairman
of the democratic executive commit
tee OF Glynn county, is city attorney
and is local attorney for a number of
concerns, among them being the
Brunswick and Birmingham Railroad
Company. He has Il large circle of
friends here who will regret the fact
that he has found it necessary to
change his residence and who will
wish him success in his new field.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-04
WILL DEDICATE
THE A[yllVURcH
Second AdVentistS are Ar
ranging an Interest
Ing Program.
WILL LAY THE CORNERSTONE
Prominent Citizens Will be Invited
to Spsak.-Church is Now About
Compteted But Date of the
Exercises not Known yet

The handsome new church of the
Second Adventists, on II street, is
now nearing completion and will soon
be ready for use.
The congregation of the church are
arranging to have appropriate exer.
cises shortly when the cornerstone Of
the church will be laid. A very in.
teresting program is now being arrang.
ed, which will inclnde addresses by
several prominent citizens, etc. The
exact date of the exercises is not yet
known.
Rev. c. P. Thornton and the mem
bers of his congregation deserve to De
congratulated on the fact that this
very handsome edifice is soon to be
placed into the magnificent commls-
sion for which it is intended.
This little band of christians have
encountered many obstacles in this
work but thty have persevered and
at an early date the church will be
dedicated.
AT this service it has been pro-
posed to have very imposing GER
emony and among other features the
laying of the cornerstone promises
to be the most interesting.
The pastor will, of course, make
the address of the occasion but other
prominent citizens will participate in
the program.
The News congratulates Mr. Thorn
ton and those who have aided him
on the success of the great under
taking.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-04
WILL RESUME
THEIR MEETINGS
Board of Trade to Hold
a Session on Next
Thursday
AFTER SUMNER VACATION.
Much Good Work is Expected to be
Done by the Board During the
Winter and They Will Have
Meetings Each Week.

The Brunswick board OF trade is
about to get into harness again and
settle down to hard winters work
For the past three months the
members OF this organization have
been enjoying needed rest and dur
ing that period no meetings of the
board has been held.
However the summer season has
ended and President Aiken announ.
ces that the first meeting Of the or
ganization will be held at the room
in the city hall on Thursday morn
ing next.
AT this meeting THE members OF
this important commercial body will
take up and tdispose OF importan
matters touching upon the material
interests OF the citv.
There is no more important ad-
junct to a community than is this
accredited commercial body and it Is
q source of pleasure to know that
it will start actively to work again.
1t is to be hoped that a full at,
tendance of the members will be at
the meeting Thursday.