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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-31
SOME NEW LIGHTS
Ligd thOuse Tender iias
Been Doing Work
i'm Port.

A government lighhonsc tender has
been in port for the last two or three
lays making some very badly needed
repairs, both ON the nacr harbor and
on the outer channel to the sea buoy.
As is well known by mariners and
large percentage Of the people of
Brunswick generally The range lights
IN the wate.s adjacent to this city
nave not only been defective, but not
a sufficient number Of them nave been
installed to give a service needed.
The tender in question installed
wo additional lights in the inner
harbor and gave the ones outside a
thorough and general Overhaulng.
One of the lights, just put in, is stat
ioned just off the wharves of f. d.
Aiken, in the northern portion of the
water front, and the other is located
in the marsh Just off Buzzard's Roost
point
The improvements will not only ia
cilitate the traffic of the port but will
De Of great benefit to those who live
on the other side of the river and fire..
Iquently visit Brunswick.
The tender left yesterday for other
iponts along the coast on SIMILAR
mission,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-31
GIBBONS REALLY ESCAPED
Report That He Was Lynched Was
Pure Fabrication.

Augusta, May 30.-Telegrams re-
ceived tonight from Wtens and
Spread, Ga, show that the escape of
the negro, Leroy Gibbons, who was
under arrest for the killing of Dupree
Holmes, was a genuine escape and
that the rumor that he was Iynchtd
was not true.
Gibbons made his way to Louisville
and surI endered to the sheriff of JEFF
ferson county He denies killing
Holmes, but his wife and grandson
describe the killing, and say Gibbons
killed MI Holmes with a hoe and
threw his body over the fence into the
woods, where it remained until night
fall, when lie carried it off in a
wagon and threw 1t into Briar creek.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-31

Manager of Hotel Cum
'bsrlaHd Expects
Many Visitors

!
Through the indefatigable work ant
Fjadieiouss advertisings6 ST our nearh,
saTiffissag evil haze more
before in her history and the season
os1a03 viii be pronounced as a rec
ord Breaker
FTom what we learn SO far the most
valuable, booking has been that OF
the Georgia Educational association
(which is 90 meet at Cumberland June
2S, "a and 25. This meeting is consid.
cred so important that the rail
roads of the state have done an un.
precedented thing for our neighbor.
hood and they advertise that on June
20 and % they will issue tickets to
Cumberland and return for one fare
from any station in the state of Geor-
gia, for ten days from date. of sale. !
What this means for Brunswick is
incalculable, for everyone going to
this fdinous resort must pass through
or stop here, thereby latroducing her
to every portion of this state, and CIV
ing us an opportunity of advertising
our many advantages to a host of
Georgians who have been strangers
to us, and might have remained in
ignorance. Of our charms but for this
chance to entertain them.
In Connection with this Manager
Jacobi,. en- route on an advertising
tour in tHa incest O.: Cum e:!and,
and. this cheap rate, states, that his
bookings SO far are far in excess of
last season, which in itself was the
Fsest that Cumberland has had since
1897. He leaves tomorrow morning
and in his ltinerary is Offerman,
Wray, Ncholls, Douglas, Fitzgerald,
Vienna, Cogdele, Montezuma, Hawk
Sfnsville and other places. which is a
new section fsp
stlyrQNsh .fle c5nnecl iess o. Il Bruins
wick and birmingham railAsga, with
the Atlantic and Birmingham. Here
tcfore Savannah had monopoly OF
this most valuable portion OF our state
out now we bid fair to have an even
chance with Savannah, and if what
we know of Manager Jacob and his
ability to convince, Savannah will
nave to put her best foot forward OF
this genial hotel man will come back
from this advertising trip with ev-
erybody booked for Cumberland is
land, who can possibly get together
enough money to see this most IA
nous and world renowned Georgia re-
sort
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-31
SECOND TEAM WON AGAIN.
Defeated the New Towns BY Score
of ~ In

of IL to 5.
The Second baseball club again
demonstrated that they are a superior
CUB TO the New Towns in a game at
die tair grounds yesterday afternoon,
Which was witnessed by u number
Of people.
While the score does not indicate
1T, it being 12 to ), the game was
quite an interesting one, and showed
that the boys OF both clubs have
been practicing and play very well
together.
The feature of the game was the
hitd base hit by Bennett and two
bagser by Wright, of the Second
team.
The two clubs will meet again on
St Simon Wednesday for another
game. The Second nine will meet the
Waycr0ss club at Atkinson on June 5
Manager Andrew Wright will also
leave on June s for Valdosta an(
luitman, where he goes to try and ar
range some games with the clubs o.
those two cities.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-31
NO INCREASE IN RATES.
Lumbermen Think Railroads May
tiave a New Plan.

Lumbcrnen Think Railroads May
tiave a New Plan.
Tilton, Ga, May 30.-Railroad men
and lumbermen here have received
no notice as yet Of the threatened
increase of 2 cents per hundred pounds
III the rate on lumber for western
points.
it will be remembered that as soon
as Judge Speer rendered his decis-
lon in the celebrated injunction case,
the roads notified the Interstate Com
merce commission by wire that the
Increase III. rates would be put on
within ten days from that date, May
I6, These ten days and threeY more
nave passed, and there is no fadica-
zion that the rates are going in at all.
This change of the tactics on the
part OF the roads belonging to the
southern Freight association, is re-
5arded by the Saw Mill association
dS laClI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NHdI IhSy
lear defeat before the Interstate Com
merce commission, and have adopted
another plan for putting the rates
in. 1t is thought that they will go
IN gradually to one or two points,
until the roads accomplish the end
desired without being compelled to go
INTO an open fight.
The Saw Mill association is on the
lookout, however, for a move OF this
Nind, and the first increase in rate to
any point will be met with Il bill OF
| Injunction,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-31
Hung Yesterday

Kaufman, Tex, May 30.-Johnson
the negro assailant of Mrs. Whitworth.
was publicly hanged here to day in
the Jail yard, the trial yesterday re-
sultins in a verdict of guilty and the
imposition of the death sentence by
| the court.
The tral was very brief and when
The verdict was read '.I3c Dhilaru
asked the negro if there ,as any rea-
son why the execution should not take
place at once. Johnson asked for one
iay and the execution was set for
-oday, 2f hours after the verdict was
rendered.
Mrs. Whitworth's condition is crit
cdi.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-31
TO TAKE UP CRIMINAL DOCKET
Superior Court to Convene Again
Tomorrow.

Superior Court to Convene Again
Tomorrow.
The Superior court will be convened
again tomorrow morning by Judge
Parker and the criminal docket will
be taken up and disposed Of
A number of interesting cases are
on the docket, and the session prom
ises to be quite lively one. OF
coure the most important and inter
esting case is that OF Sam Story, the
murderer, which is set for trial We'd
nesday. II will probably take the en-
tire day to form the jury, and work
will hardly commence on the case
before Thursday morning.
There are a number OF other cases
of more or less Importance, and the
court will be on the docket for the
entire week and probably the first
part Of next week.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-31
TO ELECT OFFICERS.
New Town Debating Siciety to Hole
IntAraetinc Mesrinn lorloIroM.

lHtGI SStliS WSCt''5 iS'''Si
The members of the New Town i,
.aung society will hold an interesting
meeting at their headquarters tom0r-
row evening. The most important
matter to be considered is the cleo
tion of officers for the coming six
months.
This promises to be one OF the most
pleasant features of the meeting and
large attendance of the members is
expected,
Col. Edwin Brobston, the president
of the club, has made splendrl re
cord and it il largely iLe to his per
sonal efforts that the society has been
such a great success,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-31
Solemn High Mass at the Catholic

SoIemn Hl9h Mass at the Catholic
Church This Morning.
Today special services will be given
in St Frances Xaviers Catholic
church There will be solemn high
mass at 10 a. III. Rev Father Foley,
of Fernandna, will be the celebrat.
There will be a full choir under the
direction Of Mrs. }. b, Wright. Mrs.
5aya will preside at the organ.
Immediately after mass will begin
,he solemn devotion OF Forty Hours"
Iuring which there will be solemn ex-
position of The most blessed sacrament
iurng Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
Rev. Dr. Foley will preach on Sun,
lay night at 1880 from the text, This
IS My Body This is My Blood"
N Monday night The text of the SER
mon will he DO This in Commemor-
alton Of Me" On Tuesday night the
,cXt will be He That i1aItth My
Flesh Hath Everlasting Life"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-31

of beautiful floral Offering have been
pouring in for the past two days from
all sections Of the country including
wreaths from Washington, Today the
tomb of our noble dead is solid
mass of flowers. Mrs, Mckinley was
at the tomb the greater part of the
"a
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-31
TWO MORE BARGAIN DAYS.
Great Summer Sale of Mrs. M. Isaac
Goes on Monday and Tuesday,

Goes on Monday and Tuesday.
with that commendable spirit that
aas made her store ole of the most
popular in the city, Mrs. NJ. Isasc will,
tomorrow and Tuesday. introduce the
lrSt o1 her great summer sales.
AT this sale goods will really go at
unheard OF prices. Among the spec
al Inducements may be mentioned
some of the following trade winners:
Ladies' vests, rs cents; checked
hainsaoh, regular priuc u cents, goo.
At cents; % cents quality silk ging-
Hams at 10 cents; u cents ginghams,
dt 8 cents; 10 cents handkerchiefs,
1t > cents, he13tIt, lco ua.4u.l,.
chiefs at Gents.
On these two days similar bargains
will Ae offered in all departments.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-31
WAS SHORT ON COTTON;
MAN CUT HIS THROAT

+. New Orleans, May 30,-Frank EN-
nett, formerly of Emmett & Puech,
one of the biggest cotton men in New
Orleans, who was bankrupted by the
bull campaign on cotton, committed
suicide last night by cutting his
throat.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-31
NEGRO MURDERER CAPTURED.
Jessie Hamesburg Arrested by Officer
Lamb


Constable s. d. Lamb last night ar
rested Jessie Hamesburg, a negro
wanted by the authorities of Chatham
county, who is charged with murder,
A few months since Hamesburg kill
ed Paris El)ls, also colored, at Sack
vile, a few miles from Savannah, and
made good his escape and has sue
ceeded in evading the officers up to
this time.
He was very much surprised when
arrested by the officer, but gave no
resistance and refused to say whether
Or not he was the ma~s wanted. Mr.
Lamb thinks he is, however, and has
advised the Savannah officers of the
facts.
A Chatham official will probably
come over for him in day or two.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-31
New 7. Concern to Sell Lots
cbeap Out in Lave
d renceville.
4 NEW Plan is ADOPIEp
:. ! =. II ....,,.s.
Company Viii Aid Purchasers to
4 Raiidifsss licences ffThey SO De. i
sirsw Plan is Very
Good One

-
Elsewhere 4lnS this issue will. be
found q half pase ad Of the Glynn De-
sNelopment eoM5tany, of this. city.
This is a new Eoheern and in its list
Of stockholders 8are to be found the
most reliable and representative bus
mess men of the city; men whose
names stand for aiisthat is enterpris-
ing, energetic and Substantial in the
world.
Th, haze recently puschased the
add asto the city knowa as Law
rencegiIle,, which is among the hand
soonest pieces of property in the city
It is only about a mile and quarter
from the business section OF the
city and is most attractiveIy located.
The new company proposes to cut
the property up into lots, or at least
have already done so, and are now
Offering them for sale to the public at
very attractive prices.
A prospective system of electric car
lines will pass directly by the prem
ises, thus making travel to and from
the city a matter of only few min
utes.
The concern have a plan on the CO.
oRsf i've oitsssi,5s;ss,sy which the prr-.
chaser Of a lot is aided by the com
paily II the erection cf improvements,
sghioh promises To be a great help to.
those whe desire to erect their own,
sSaessrs. Bro6gfon, Fendig & Co, the
sale agents for the company, do not
need any introduction to the people
at the hands of the News. They have
been identified with the real estate
business in Brunswick for many years
and the very fact that they are con-
nected with a transaction in their line
is a substantial evidence of its relia-
bility
Those who wish to invest il Bruins
wick real estate will make no error in
calling on this firm and inspecting
the property offered in the Lawrence
vile tract.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-31
SUNDAY SCHEDULE is ON.

Easy Matter to Take Dip in the
Surf Today.
The usual Sunday trips TO the st.
Simon pier today and it is safe to pre-
lict tEat the largest crowd Of the sea.
on VIII 80 over.
The surf viii be fine and those who
van. an enjoyable day should go.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-31

Notice is directed to tA
ment of the Glynn Ice G
this issue of the News.
1t is a well known fa,
company has one of the \
modeFn ice plants in the
other state for that me ut
are ready to serve ~ Co
ice at The lo%% E.
In COnneciinnl.4
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-31
coed to Baltimore and Return

June 10, IA and Is the Southern rail
way sell tickets from Baltimore, Nd,
and return at the rate of one fare
plus 5000, for the round trip. Tickets
good retul ming leave Baltimore June
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-31

Tired, Nervous, Aching. TfeIli-
! bling, SIeepless, BIoodless.
Pe-ru-na Renoyates, Regulates,
Restores.
A Pretty New York WOman's Recovery :
the Talk of Her Numerous Friends.

the Talk of Her Numerous Friends. !.
Mrs. ]. f. Finn, 50 East High street
DIaa,u, Peruna Medicine 'cs Co., Columbus, Ohio.
GentleDleas- " II fsue years 9go
L had to give M social lifs en- I
tirezy7 as my health l01s com
bzeteIy. broken dotcn. The doctor
odUised a complete rest for a
near. IFS this v0s out Of the
gtestion for time, / began to
| ioob tor some other means Of
restoring my health.
"Ihad often heard Of PerW'1@
as an e.rccUcnttonic, so Iboweht
q bottle to see ,Ch0t it 1c0uld do
for me, and it certainty tooh hot@
Of mn systenp and rcjuVenate@
me- and in less than t1cO months
T,cas in perfect hea1th, and noW
w7,eu / feel tOorn ont or tye@ q
dose or ttOo Of Perttn0 is all th@e
Ineed. p. Mrs. j. b. Fti1te.
Catarrh Causes Female Diseases.
America is the land of nervous women.
Tho great majority of nervous women are
90 because they are suffering from some
70 form U'C" Of female disease By far the great,
- est est y number of felloe troubles are caused
20 directly by catarrh. these women uesp",i
fof Of recovery. esc Female trouble is so common,
so prevalent that they accept Ia II as amps u ths
,,,ov wov Of Of recovery Is that they do not un, m
T%S GcrStsand that It is catarrh WHICH is tho
source of their illness. sos
, in In female complaint ninetty.nine cases
' ont of one hundred are nothing but ca
= tarrh ., ,ooo+aa
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-31

R.ECORD
SOCIETY HAS BEEN FORMED
TO KlDNAP LITTLE GlFa

-
~ u Ao1ls' eaay o.sEtso lowing an
'ssa N s I, s'i y aisap i'eRfance Of
lS3'siss n'xen3ss1ol | sa 0sXea|lfSi giFl
''N'l 9,''lSea t9aays tllaf they
& 81 ''''i' n asa y IS ataiy q BAUD
- ~ s's Z. Z. : '''a' z Il pusipess1
60. - ''s. - ai ~ 81 hosl Sc
ss .forfnns fs15srs sWas working IS.
b il &, 81 eatsih slxm Il I,f.,,,,
the narss'ts{ ofS az "a. 4 a.srls Sew
eral arrests are PROMISED.
SOME SPECIAL OFFERS.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-31
Services at Chicago.

Chicago, May 30.-Memorial day
was generally observed here. II the
forenoon the veterans VISITED the lif-
ierent cemeteries where exercises
were held. This afternoon there was
a monster parade with ten thousand
veterans ia line.
Lincoln Remembered.
Springfield, Mass, May 3O.--A gen
eral observance OF Decoration day oc-
CURED in this city The ceremonies
at the tomb OF Lincoln were very in
4eresting and impressive,
Sherman Statute Unveiled.
New York, May 30.-One of the
chief features OF Memorial day exer-
cises in this city was the unveiling
! Of a .moAqRent Of General Sherman
sr ports havs,entrance to Central park
delightful pSNar Re9t delivered the
.hting among
rous section
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-31
Rev. Foley to offciate.

Rev. NJ. p. Foley, d. d., Fernandina,
viii ofliciate today, Monday and Tues
day at the forty hours devotion in
The Catholic church. DR.. Foley took
his degrees in the American college
Rome, and is not only a deep student
but also a preacher Of pronounced
ability, one of the best of the st. Au
sustne diocese. He Will preach al
1890 on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday
nights in St. Frances Xavier's.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-31
OBSERVED THE DAY
McKinley's Statue Unyeil-
ed at Adams,
Mass.

n Washington, May 30.-ln the ma
T.tsoual capital business was suspended
FIlbday while thousands Of citizens, vet
~ Grams of three wars and their descen-
dants, paid tribute to the dead.
A feature Of the program was the
unveiling of a monument OF hand
some bronze bust of the late Senator
Cusham X Davis. The bust Is life
size and is handsome one
unveiI Statue of Mckinley.
Adams. Mass, May 39.-The heroic
cast bronze statue OF President McKin-
ley was unveiled today with impress
siye exercises and in the presence OF
large crowd that included many
nersons of prominence. The statute
reperesents the president in the at
utude OF delivering an address. IL
is mounted on pedastal of granite
on triangular proI Of land in the
front of the library, OF which Presl-
dent Mckinley laid the cornerstone
on his visit to Adams few years
ago. as the guest OF his friend, VIM
b. Plunkett.
at the Tomb of Mckinley.
Canton, Ohio May 30.-Veterans q
III. grand army the ST. We, w. a3nq 3gqI
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-31
I 81. Asay 30. COURT
II tfis kAsFFiS Found GoF3orals

5o1ic 49, 1--..5 1-.--' .1...r-- .l1'1 .....-
them 81 and SIS and reduced them
both to N,nks. Maj. Allen has wired
Col. Williams for moIe troops and
the Danville company is expected to-
day. The men are worn out by
constant guard duty.
Several scattered shots were fired
last night, otherwise the place is
quiet. The grand jury reports this
afternoon.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-31

Just received a half car Of John w.
Masury railroad lead in all colora.
IA you want to use lead and oil you
cannot do letter than buy this brand,
The Douglas Hardware Co.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-31
z ofi'eign Exports

&tt OTSiYI ENF~l -.
Byss3fve vessels, tonnage o,o52, crew
of SS men 4,SS4 bales of cotton, 51,-
tons cotton seed, 1o2 tons of lint, 81
: 25B tons OF phosphate, 5,291 barrels
rosin, TIA barrels. spirits, 5S8,0OO feet
oil lumber. Total value, $375,9O4.
Domestis Shipment.
4 BY As vessels, tonnage, 45,426, crew
of 75y men; 157 bales OF cotton,
$50 bales of sheeting, 900 cases OF
! oysters, As tons of pig iron, 6,92S
barrels Of rosin, 6,G24 barrels Of spir-
its, 1894, 900 feet of lumber, 741,OoO
shingles, 32S,O9l crossties, 400 cases
cedar, 33 tons of merchandise. Total
Value, s644,5S4
lmports-Tonnage, -6,577, total val
ue, $9S2,o3O
RecapituIation.
Foreign exports ....s.$ Sf9,9o4
Domestics -. ...........s.' oN+4'oo+
Imports. ... ..........' = !, 'S<'@'ooV
Total ........, 1,952,468
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3 to stfifli-- -zsfs '77ssi .; 81
and mem 'ss g : = :.
should be ] Z \ I
that act decIar q Is Is I
. cause for removal
l 1900 D. 24Q - n
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-27
PATENTS.
DEPARTMENT STORE.

-~~--~~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~--
j. A ROSEN. Patent Attorney. 41S Kansas
avenue Topeka
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-27

was to be here to hold services, but
he hasn't showed up, and the wife don [
want her husband buried without some
sort of fuss"
Some of you ought to be able TO
carry out the idea L replied.
Put none of us are We can talk
crops or politics or pine lumber, but
when it comes to funerals we amt in
it. You are tramp, but mehbe you
can talk a bit If you can carry this
thing off the old woman and all the
rest of us viii be much obleeged-"
Two or three others added their
plea inSs. and I finally consented to go
in ard start things off They told me
something about the old mans life and
character. and when all was ready L
made the most of what 1 had / found
myself making a hit. The late de-
ceased was an old skin-hlnt and a
mighty mean man as ] afterwards
heard but when / went on to say he was
generous sympathetic and full of chart
ty I brought tears to all eyes. pictured
him as one who had made the world
brighter and better for his living and
one who needed no craven stone to have
his name and his memory kept green
for the next half century. I had women
sobbing and men wiping their eyes be-
fore L was half through
"Of course ] had perOratfOn map
ped out [ had just got down to it and
was putting old BirdsaH up among the
angels when something happened I
Was never 50 kHDChEQ OUT III Aiy llle-
The cid critter who was supposed to
have been dead two days not only sat
up in his coffin but he called out to his
wife.
Sarah. forbid YOU to pay that
preacher a blamed cent for palaver. and
don't YOU give any of these folks thing
to eat
You may guess that the meeting adj
jQurned in short order. I had tried to
make hit and missed it. but through
no fault of my own 7 not only lost al
the best of my perora ton, but the old
woman hustled me out on the highway
with the remark
Now you jog right along out O. thisl
You ought to be ashamed Of yourself,
travelling around tine country and bring
ing dead folks to life this Wayr'-(Copy-
right 1903 by E =. Warner)