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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-13

ltrdnef Sneoterl peno, DIED TptI Ill
9olititamret, bOor ban tilItoo bdaee
bette % ftere andre g~eora9erier.
4fbgb 9oIititer. STR.
6olfetingsmano, gaarpeier Ears Nm
oerien. 9atterup. er afgaaet PED Dr.
ben. Den aFbsbe. Der bar fgot 1919,
par / lin Sib oalgt / Rin8iteo iom
Meolem At ben grunolop9iOenoeRigss
foriamling og fra 1849 til 1852
6oltetin9smano for Geitoeotreoien.
1s64-1866 bar ban Wleblem al
RigsraaOets 5oIfeting og Itemte for
ben repioereoe 8runoIob. 5oruoen
tin politiite Sitting betlaote ban
mango andre oTentli9e 9perp.
9oQGe ortdndgtige in D
forleoen Miooug anretteoe /
6plge ,@eile q. a." StaOe foriteai9e
Steoer / Greberieiae9nen, b. 4. paa
Ggum Msls, fom asiop bar / Gang.
Gn @in9e tnatteoe, Og ben enc 9dlos
Def at Den Ilpngeoe8 DIP / gluten. iom
ON ben par ct 6almitrua, og ca.
100 4len I'D pau Marfen.
st 6us paa g~iteogaaros 0aTt,
ION omblafte unber Suleitormen og
li9e bar genopfsrt. bleO paaap logt
Ruiner at Ortanen.
6earit Sbfsnpm StonDis
8 men. Sra ariftiania mel
oes: 6enrif Sbien bar uOtalt til en-
Sournaliit pso .,2reblaOet", at Cam
menIlutninqen melem De noroiife Ri
ger laa BAN meget paa 9iertst. Den
BAR npopenoig, bnis man oilos lib
billing og life 9ilbugegung, 8eTtoae1
o. life Undergoing. 9anoene mdutte
Tamles ON efonomiife og fultnreae
Snteresfsr. Gtrio meaem re n~oroiite
Qanoe par lige Iad taabeligt iom
Rpgter om Mobiliferingen. Bore
Dages uopitlins guar 10 tpoeligpis /
Rstning at Samarbeioe.
Sfiolbbor4s a9 E. oQals
bora Qmistib." bar interDieipet Sc
ban Stioloborg ON bans n9ite Beg,
Der Iom betenbt Ital banole pmgdaroz
manben.
Stjolbborg uotalte bl. a.:
Den bunlte @aarOmanO er 3 2eo.
gaa 9oaroen, ben i9pns, iolioe
Selpejergaarb, lunet AZ heie Popler,
trQfFer Ri be ire 0enerationer. )
Qpnetolen peo aattelobnsn iioceg ben
gamle gonbe. 6an bar bpioe 9aar
ON en- bib 9dnbe. 6an er 8runotz
piaidner, af ben gamle Strls, en-
Runb, 6os bpem bet ibeene trGb.r /
5orgrunoen.
Ren ube / 8aorbsn tr9Her Ri On
belsbonben, bore 0uges 9~daroman i,
BAN, Der for 5iben er itnrenoe /
2anbet. On BAN er bet, jes Oil itrioe
6opebafInittet / min Bog. Sea bill
fibre ban ipmpatetiit, men fsrit %
fremmeit ianbt, iaaleoes iom jig pps
fdtter BAN.
anbelsbonben er erunob9berlig,
obgtig, initidtiOrig, = Iiot teoelig.
6un bar iamlet al i'm Gpne, al i'm
gioen, belle Iia Qrbsjosmagt ON bet
aqrariife, ON bet %gfonomifte, og noaeE
Qlimrenbe RsIultater. Sos BAN er bet,
ION bet ibeeQe er blenet tr9ngt noget
tilbage for bet bogmatife. Seq Oi!
paapege, 6borleOes bet MATTE -
matte - blioe iualsoes, efter 3rofaits
6eoen / zen LANCE politiIfe Stamp og
nO6olosnbeoen unoer ben sfonomi'te
ariie.
gif<9af. o9ei, hpor bet er
morfemt at tigge gennem BEN aiftert,"
Iagoe en- uag Dame. .8il 3ante life
prgbe2"
,,g1ei 5af, min qige", iDareoe 3dns
ten. st 9egle9ul Oilre DGre msget
morIommere."
Ogbsfafb. Den 9lofte apinoe |
aafirfebn, Mplsbruger anoers Tes
mers Gnfe, sr afgaast oeo 9eben, 90
-.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-13

Dsbsfdfb. Gn at S~tarbafegs
mems melt fenbte Manb, tiolisere
@adrosjer 2abIt 8ertelien at 5ebring,
er bsb efter ct fort Sbgeleje | Spigers
Tsnnens 6jem | 8eiiag beo Sfarb9f.
Den afOsbe bar fsbt | gbisrg | ars
rib Sogn, men boebe fun fort lib
Iom potien paa fin Jsoegaarb og flpts
tebe ollerebe | 1860 til Sepring. bbor
ban bar beet | ben ldngs Narr1tfe,
inbtil ban iibfte @dr flptteOe til Sters
b9f Sogn.
ut 2abit 8ertelien bar en- afbolbt og
anfet Maab, fes at be mango 5iaibss
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-13

mt 6pretagenbe De. = an
Ia G af5ifteoam E. De 9errer
9ebmanO Aaitrup. 9egn MeIergaarO
% @aaromanb 9uobig qeteriea al
@rambb bar at gertel Malanb pad
SEEMING BED @ram forpa9tet ct Stptte
9ano, bourpaa be til 5oraaret til an
lGg9e aarpebamme. 5oretdgenoet bil,
oa geliggenbeoen er meaet pasIente,
efter 6olts 0lening blioe meset lens
nenoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-13

Saturieag. 5Or at taIOe
5olfetin9smano Sabroe 2p9ner %
ggreifanoer par qanostingsmanb
9iaars Gum blspen iosmt ea 9gte
pda 200 Sir. 6r. Gum appellsrebe
oerefter Sagen og Hap peo Opers
retten meo 100 Sir.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-13

Grftutning. Operrettsn til
fenote forlebea en- adretmager 8.
Gbr. SenIen fra maribo loo Str. / Grs
flaming. forOi ban / 6ior CONNER
IaO 4 8age uitploig arreiteret fom
mistqnft for At bare %iiioolet Mabogz
nj fra 4ttieIelitabet Buttons @agz
1onfabrit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-13
KOinoer

pisnina, On Del al bette hmple 3nsmibbel mob bpibs
fob. iloflet, Woberens borHpfning o. f5dlDen, man.
gelfulo eaer jmeriefulb WaaneDsdob, Bnlber eIer
be, Is6en6e Smerre | 82nlraoen, @pqpGrf on ale Gfoas
Roinoeipgoomme til enbper ,ipmi enbsr mig iiHapresie.
Wsbre, bpis. ggire -er .ipse, pil leo giue lBefeb ON ct
gobt 6usmtooel. puis man eniffr at forfirtte bers
Heb, foter bet fun fofp Gents ON iiaen at biiDe fulbs
t1noig heIbrebet. Sea enifer lite at ioige noeet.
6orirl anore eibenbe besom = bet er oil, buab leo be-
c;rrer. Gb,.:O
Nrs. ". SamHers. Bog Psi gstrs SamsC. Jus.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-13

5orPastning. 5. Risien /
8eDtoft bar forpoetet praitesaarbsn
/ StDbitrup for et9iOsrum af 10
@ar; ben aurlige 5Orpagtninssium sr
100 Mf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-13

potter, ban betlebte. 9an par Som=
muneforitanoer / fere 4ar, men fra
traabte, ba ban ftulDe aflagge Goen
til be me Mogt6opere. 5 0pItrup
Sogneraab bar ban fiooet / "a Qar,
bporaf be Is gar Tom bets 5ormanb;
areosbagsmano par ban / u Nar %
SDnobemebIem / 1S Aar. 0an bar en-
trofait oanit Muno. Der aIbrig ipi9s
teoe; ban iparebe ingen llleiIi9beo,
naar bet gialot Sdeen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-13

Gienbpmsbanoel geter
Risie1. 6ummelbape. 3%oftlunb, bar
folQt i'm @doro til en- Mano Deo Rdpn
6aniea fra 6uIumegnen for 10000
0lf. 9efGtnin9en m~ebfslger. 3iltrGs
oelien Ter 1. 2lpril.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-13

Sorbfa telfe. 5%orleben te=
grapeoes fra 4abenraa airfe Rsntier
q. 6inri6Iea, tibligers Gjsr at 9oj=
snslunO Oeb @ojens. 6inri6ien bar
en- COB oanit Mano, fremgoaet al ct
oanfffnbet, ON eno ~tbIttuIenbe 6jsm
/ 6lensborg. 5on bobOe efter at
bare faaet i'm ubbannelie ION 2aab=
manb paa 5labiten Oeo Qabsnraa Og
Ienere / SDaanb obertaget en- Gaarb /
Soften, bDor ban 6oebe unbsr Ere
aarsfriasn. Senere boiatte ban fig
oeb 8ojens. 6an bar blanot dabet
8eit1reliesmeolem / oRorbilesOigit
5reaoIerforening". Gfter at bare
bleDen Gntsmonb flpttsbe ban bort fra
9Oisns Og tog nOget ienere Spbolb
/ Qfabenrou bos 8ogbanOlsr s. Seren@
fen, bbis !9uItru er en- Hisee at bam.
5an opauusbe en- 9tIbsr uf Sc 2lar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-13

5pberi pda gorgmeter
fontoret. 6orleben Rat er Der
blepet gjort Snbbruo pua gorgmeIters
tontoret / &riitiansfelot. 5npen bar
fact 600 Mt., beribldnot l Sum
orebetroneieobel, $50 sri. / Sub og
Reiten / Sslp og Smaament.
gbpen eIer 3poene bar bnnet iig
Del til 9ontoret gen1em ct 9inoue
fra 9aurbiiben, opbruot gorgmeitez
rens Stripepult og s%ennemrobet oenne
fra soerit til neberit. llbelbisois laa
Re9len til en- Sernsp engetasie /
pulte1, iad bet par en- let Sag for
9pben at aabne aasien og at l9nie
famine for bens Snbbolb.
Sdd pibt oibes, er man enbnu life
paa Spor efter 5bben, bDiltet bog
forbdabsntlig bill lptfes, ba bet unen
5bipl mao bare en- perion, Ter er
gobt tenot meo Qotdliteterne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-13

Stor SiIbefangft.- 90
Sernba ne b o gne Tube. 6or=
RICE 5reOag often ug Rat buOOe 81
Tterne / Ggernfsrbe en- belbig 5angit,
/ 2ebst at asrOugen ofienbtes aIens
20 Sernbanepogne meb Silb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-13

FtraHet 9neoterfpeno. bleO fprt til
polititamrst, bOor ban tilitoo baate
bette co Here andre g%eoragerier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-13

SRA 8eftinoten. st 9rep,
ira ct. 8bomas til asbenbaon mep=
oeler, at commissioner er antommsn
til ct. 56omas, bpor ben blep mob
tdqea al @ubernBr 6ebemanu og @uz
pernementsietretar 9arien. @erfra er
commissioner reiit oirsre til Ct.
6roir, 6oor Den. Tom bet beooer / ben
Misunderstanding apil forblioe nogen
1io for at bearbeioe bet Matsridle,
oen bar inoiaml,t unber fine 9efsg
pad be imda 4ntiqer".
Wateriolet er piitnof liar Menufort.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-13

Sra 8borsminoe. 9er9enss
6amperen oqDona4 Itaor enonu BEL /
6aoitoften. Maa baoOs faaet 9o=
6btterne pumpebe lens for @onoet,
% 8ier9ningen al ZEN tore Gaining
PAR begnnot. Sliefaaerns bapbe ingen
Sfaee tagtt. man baboe entelte Da=
&c faaet Up til 300 Settle &oger
brugte / 9anO. gu unbsr Stormea
forleoen iattes 6dbet / iaabant 0p=
rsr, at gsl9erue feisOe Up oDer oaOoz
mas Def. 8dhbtterne sr after fulbe
at @uno, og 2trbeioet maa begpnbe
forFra.
vi gei9tninaen er iom tiOliaere
msobelt inObrebet IA Gig. 6upst GEM
mer enonu 9 / lit Sfsb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-13

grn gplberup
blioer lebigt til 1. april. oa paitor
Simoaisn paa 9runb al en- 6aIslioels
fe gaar at. qaItor Simonien er feot
1857 og bar itoaet / 2anostirtens
3ieneite iiben 1884. gaitor miiaer
paa Qmrum IT uoiet til bans SITTER
fplger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-13

9re n
bet, ION for 5ioen er lebigt, bar
foroums 5io pGret Qtnnets til Rus
itrup; men ba qraiten fra RuItrup
lite dltio tunoe femme ober 9taen,
tlageoe Menigbeoen % fit iaa ielO en-
qrGt. Zen fsrfte Brett / Otter Gin
bet BAR 4nOreas 9sberbolm, Der par
/ Gmbeoet fra 1869 til 1850.
Gn anoen Brett bar popl Grams.
8 bans 3io q 1853 tom qolatterne
Der til eanOst. % Otter ainoet 9raite=
aaaro MATTE oele Stabne meO Taa
mango andre il%esoi9Tte Prefesaaroe.
9oIatterne branote ZEN at % OreO
9reften Sort. 9apaene geperbolm CO
3rans Fnoes snoau Der p0a Ggnen.
Rabotoen Better 2inoet IfaI en-
Sang bare 3Brt inO unoer otter Gin
bet Sogn.
pditnr Meler. ber nj er uoiet til
Brett / Otter 9inbst, er ben 10. /
Ratten. San TANNER fra en- gammel
9onoeila9t / aeboing.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-13

0gbsfafb. Den 9lofte 9pinbe I
Qatirfebp, 4plsbruger anbers Rs@
mers Gnfe, sr afgaast peb 9eben, 90
Oar gammel. SUN bar trobs i'm beie
aloer ualminbelig uanbsfrift og uos
folosbe en- life ringe Googprenbso
6lanot fattigs, bpem bun ogida otter
fin Dsb bar bet9nft, ioet bun bar
oprettet ct 2egdt paa 5000 ar. til
tranoenbe / 4afirfebp, Der bill trebe |
girfiom6sb eftsr en- plejeoattsrs 9so.
gil ben sib tilfaloer Der ligeleoes
gnens tefniife Sfole, Tom ofbeDe ins
teresferebe fig meset for, 1000 ar.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-02
Happy Day for Ruth Bryan

Lincoln, Neb,, Oct. This was a
happy day for Miss Ruth Bryan In
the first place it was her eighteenth h
birthday, the day on which she be-
comes her own mistress, and naturally
a day of rejoicing for any young wo-
mani But Il still more potent cause
contributed TO the happiness of Miss
Bryan. 1t WAS the eve of her wedding
day for tomorrow she is to become the
bride of William Homer Leayitt, an
artist who came out from the East
and won the heart of the fair Western
girl While painting the portrait of her
father, Colonel Bryan.
The happiness of Miss Bryan is not
lessened in looking forward to the Ge-
licitOus event of tomorrow, by con-
templating what might have been, for,
as has become publicly known, both
Col. Bryan and Mrs. Bryan were at
first opposed to their daughters we'd
ding, and in fact stoutly refused to
give their consent The principal
cause Of their opposition was the you'll
of the bride-tO-be But Miss Bryan
inherits the iirmness and strength of
character possessed by her father, and
after yainly trying to get her parents
consent, boldly announced that with
or without it, she was determined TO
marry the man of her choice on the
v3ry day she became her own mistress.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-02
STATES FIGURE CUT IN HALF
CentraFs Franchise Valued by Arb
traitors at $2.s27.737.


Atlanta, Oct. 1..-Stating in their
belief that 100000 of franchise value
was included in the Central of Ge0l-
9ia railroads return of tangible proo
erty, the arbitrators considering the
taxes of this company fixed the value
of the franchise at $2,S27737
It was stated however, that tho
100000 believed by the arbitrators
to be included in the tangible prop
erty return has not been deducted
from the value of the franchise.
This award cuts the assessment oi
the comptroller general from $500
000 to the figures given Dove, or just
of the tangible property, approXma
tely $13,000,0OO had been accepted
by the comptroller general, and was
not the subject of controversy.
The arbitration board considering
the assessment of this company had
been in session for three days when
the award was returned yesterday
morning. The arbitrators were J.
Pope Brown, for the state; AlcA
Smith, for the company, and judge
E. H. Galloway, OF Augusta, umpire
1t is understood that the governor
and comptroller general are coDten
with the award.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-02
HEAVY FINE FOR
LIQUOR SELLERS
-
Judge Sparks Follows Ex-
ample Set by Judge
Parker
COST EVELYN NEGRO S4OO
Glynn County Officials Determined 10
Break Up the Illegal Sale of
Whiskey by imposing
Heavy Fines.

Judge Sparks proposes to cooper
ate with Judge Parker in the effort
to break UP illegal whiskey selling
in this county, and he is following
the judge of the superior court !.
imposing heavy fines on those con
yicted in his tribunal
Yesterday John Proudfoot, a negro
living at Evelyn, was tried and con
victed and Judge Sparks imposed
a fine of $400 and cost or IL month
on the chaingang. In sentencing the
negro Judge Sparks said that while
the fine may seem to be a heavy one
it was light considering the offense
and that the man should he Thankful
that he was in the city court an
not before Judge Parker.
At this rate the illegal selling O.
whiskey will no doubt he ended.
Since Judge Parker has beea Oh
the bench several cases of this kline
have been ll9fore him and he has
imposed fines of between $500 and
$3.50, and it is believed that the mex
one before him will receive the III
extent of the law which is a fEe o:
$1,000
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-02
PROGRESS OF THE
TILLMAN TRIAL
-*-
Newspaper Man Was
Placed on the Stand
Yesterday
THE Ind NOT YET IN SIGHT
80
The Case Will Not Go to the Jury
Before the Latter Part cf Next
Week-Doctors on Stand
Yesterday.

Lexington, s. c., Oct. LIN the
Tillman trial today, the evidence of
physician who attended Editor Con
zales during his illness was resumed.
August Kohn, who was on the stand
when court recessed yesterday, was
the first witness today. Mr.. Kohn
stated all that he knew aboutthe diff
Guilty existing between Tillman and
Gonzales. He said that Gonzales had
told him that he did not send mes
sage to Tillman.
DIR. j. W. Babcock, superintendent
of the State insane hospital, saw Con
zaleS as he lay on the floor in The
State office. He described the location
of the bullet wounds, and gave the
opinion that it was indicated that the
body of man receiving such wounds
was on the point of turning. DR..
| Babcock also saw Gonzales at the hos
pital just after he was received there.
Gonzales, he said, made statement
to him, which he took down in long
hand notes. Reading from his notes,
he said, the following were the words
of Gonzales as near as he could take it
down:
''He had one man with him. who
W Is particular friend of his, Talbird;
another man whose face | did not OF
serve. | started for the state house,
as usual. AS | got to the corner of
GervaiS street, l recognized Tillman.
knew if | kept on, l would collide
] with him. as they were three ABREAST
both on the outside. | cut diagonal!y
to the left, intending to turn the cor
ner into GervaS street, which | could
have done without touching the inside
M IN. As | got on the turn, two or
three feet from the exact corner, he
said, pulling pistol, or had it in his
S eeve, fired and made some expression.
Ihe shock threw me around against
| The pillar on Main street. faced him.
He pointed the pistol, so / called him
a coward. He said Il took your ad-
vice. or something to that effect: he
put the pistol in his pocket and saun-
tered into the street. | never sent
him a message. lie said, Il have
taken you at the word l supposed
he referred to something | said in an
editorial in the campaign. He said
| this after he fired. I had no idea Of
meeting him. l had seen him two
days before in the lobby of the house.
The thing was finished as far as | was
concerned
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-02
CASES TRIED IN
THE CITY COURT
%-
White Man Convicted of
Selling Whisky to
a Minor
PAID AflNE OF FIFTY DOLLARS
The Court is Still Busy with the
Criminal Docket and Quite 4
Number OF Cases are Vet to
be Disposed of.

Another day was spent on the
criminal docket OF the city court yes
terday. The cases tried were long
winded ones, the case of Tom Foley,
charged with selling whskey to a
minor occupying all od the forenoon.
The following cases were tried dur
ing the day:
State VS. Tom Foley, selling whis-
key to a minor, verdict OF guilty
Sentence Of six months or a fine Ct
$50 and cost.
State vs.. Rupert Ammons, larcQncy
from the house. Rule nisi on bond
State VS.. Sophia Atwell, selling
liquor without license, second de
mand. discharged
State VS. Charlie Green. assault Ind
battery, verdict guilty of an assault.
Sentence, six months or $50 to include
cost.
State VS. John Proudfuot. selling
whisllcy without a license. verdict a..
guilty Sentence. II months OF Gne
OF $500 and cost.
State VS.. sam Wost. assault ani
battery. first demand
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-02
is READY FOR THE OPENING.
Schools in Brunswick Will All be
Crowded.

Everything is now in readiness for
the opening of the public schools IN
Brunswick Monday morning. The
teachers and pupils alike have about
all returned from their summer va
cation and are ready to settle down
to hard work.
1t is already known that the school
of the city will be crowded as the
number of new pupils enrolled show s
a large increase over last year. Still!
with the New Town schoolhouse, it
is hoped by the board of education
that there will be seats for all.
The increase in new pupils at thf
cOlored schools has also been lars
The Risley schoolhouse had been II
paired e.Id yut in first class &
dition during the vacation and it )
believed that there will be seaas fer
all the pupils.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-02
YOUNG LADIES
DESTROY BRIDGE
-
They Had Been Granted
Injunction Against it
Being Built
WARRANT OUT FOR THEM
Ordinary of Baldwin County, Assisted
BY Young Girls, Cut Bridge
Across Little River-Legal
Fight to Follow.

Milledgeville Ga, Oct. 1.-The iol
OF the business men of Milledgeyi,io
over the completion of the bridge
across Little river by mysterious
gang of bridge builders was TODAY
turned into CONSERVATION by the re
port that Mess. Hines and Vinqon.
attorneys OF this place, the former
ALSO being ordinary of the county,
had with their own hands and the
assistance of the Misses Humber, two
young ladies of the city, and after
they had ccmmienced work, by the
help Of hired man, cut the bridge
dn two, letting one af the middle
spans fail into the river.
Warrants We're sworn out and the
two gentlemen and the Misses Hum
Der We're arrested and placed under
bonds.
They were charged with felony i'll
breaking down and destroying the
bridge.
An injunction had been taken out
by the Humber heirs again.1t the
county commissioners to prevent
their building the bridge.
The injunction was granted on the
25th. and it was ignored and it /.
claimed that the bridge was built by
force and that the same had to be
taken down by force.
Tomorrow, it is stated, twenty five
le9etJ Y business men, members of the
board o. trade ana sasa tl,,,s ..c,su1rry
commissioners, men who wire re
sponsible for the construction of the
bridge, will be served with papers tc
show cause why they are not in con
tempt.
No one tried to protect the bridge
as this was bridge without an
owner.
AS fast as one set Of mon were en-
joined an entirely different set took
the work up The bridge will no
doubt be rebuilt tonight.
The Misses Humber are the daught-
ers of the late Col Robert Humber
who was for a number OF -.
years steward of the state asylum
and who has represented his county
IN the Legislature and the senate.
They are people Of determination
and it t9 Thought the young attor-
neys were spurred on by gallantry 20
cut the bridge when they saw the
young ladies attempting the worl.
when the hired help refused.
The Numbers base their claim ion
the water by deed given by William
Sanford in 1860, who at that time
owned the land on both sides ol IN
river and for which $500 Was pad,
1t is claimed that they will fight
the case to the bitter end. One oi
their attorneys expects to leave ion
Mt. Airy tomorrow with "a Nll ol III
junction to be presented to the cnaM
cellor pn the court Ot equity Tor tins
district, praying that an injunction pc
| granted, as Dr.. Joe White, one ot thl
parties interested nves in New York
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-02
The Convict's Daughter

One OF the most entertaining and
finely mounted plays Of the season viii
be seen at the Grand shortly. it IS a
superb Offering, aud credit IS due to
Managers Fleming & WaT for occur-
ing tins excellent production, The
Convict's Daughter" is possessed Oi d
well defined plot, story Interestingly
and effectively told. The cast Is all
that could he desired, and all are well
adapted 70 Their respective parts. The
scenic effects are good, and the prison
scene in Act -Four par, icuarIy thrill.
ing. They must DC seen to be fully
appreciated and those who fail to sec
them will certainly do themselves al
injustice.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-02
DESTRUCTION OF A SAW MILL
Flames Destroy Property in Irwin
County.

Tiltcn, Ga, Oct. 1.-The saw MILL
belonging TO L. C. Spires, of Triton,
located at Pinetta. in Irwin county.
was destroyed by fire night before
last. The mill is a total loss t0gcth-
er with two car loads of lumber and
a, car of crossties belonging to e. G.
Fletcher.
The origin OF the fire is unknown
being discovered at an early hour IL
the m0rping by the maa in charge.
TIE mill lad not Eeen run Tor Gey
eraI days, ana nearly al Of the hanG,
were away, so that little could Dc
done to extuinguish the flames or &C
the cars out Of the way. 1t is sup
posed to have caught from SPAR
Of a passing engine or from fl,
BUILT by some tramp. MIR. Spire
loss is about $4,000, on winch there
is no insurance.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-02
Will. BE CLOSED TODAY
The Fire Sale of Mcclure off to Cut
s Prices.

The Mcclure Ten Cent Company
certainly know how to fill position
i'm case of am emergency. When the
fire consumed the stock of goods THAI
: firm had the business was then in
charge OF young lady who was
very attentive to her duties and to
the public and to all purposes and
smtents seemed to understand the
business.
However, when the fire occurred,
Nh ID. T.. Davidson, of Griffin, was
sent to dispose Of the stock not con
sumed by the fire.
Mr. Davidson always believes lii
printers ink adld he used it literally
in this sale which accounts for the
f. ne COMPANY found it necessary
to close it's doors today tU rearrange
the stock and mark The prices down
solll -4Wer.
The doors will bye open as usiG~
Saturday morning and a whole lot
OF b ANS are yet ON hand and are
wa for those who attend this
ale.