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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-03
REGULAR MEETING
commissioners Did Not
Have Much Work
to Handle.

The commissioners of roads and
reveues of Glynn county held their
regular monthly meeting at the court
Lbuse yesterday morning, and dis
posed Of number of matters of in
Ierest.
1t was expected that an election
would be held to name a commission
er to succeed Davis Dubberly, who re-
Gently sent in his resignation, but d
was received from Mr.
Dubberly reconsidering his action, and
the resignation was Withdrawn. 1t
was also expected that o member Oh
me board OF education would be elect
ed to succeed J. A. Ward, who sent in
MS resignation at the last meeting Oh
the board, but the election was de-
ferred until the next meeting,
A new committee was appointed
on public works which is composed
OF the following members OF the board
j. IL. knIDb, Constance Miller and c
,. O9g,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-03
STORY TO
BE TRIED
White Murderer Will Be
Arraigned for Third
TimeA Today.

In the superior today the case of
the state VS. Sam Story, charged with
the offense of murder, will be called,
and it is hoped, will be finally dis
posed of.
The court late yesterday afternoon
took up small criminal case, and as
soon as il is finish I'll this morning
the Story case will be taken up.
In all probability, the greater por-
ton of the day will be spent in MAX
ing up the jury. Many jurors have been
summoned from all over the county,
but nevertheless, majority of them
are, for some reason or other, dis
qualified the case having been tried
twice before.
The trial promises to be very hard
fought one on both sides, and the
court house will doubtless be crowd
ii with spectators during the entire
trial. Story is represented by Col.
ID. w. Krauss, who has associated
with him Edwin w. Dart The pros.
ecution of the case is looked after
ny Solicitor General Bennett.
This case, having been before the
public for two years, has grown quite
interesting, and the result of this
trial will be watched by the people
Of the county generally.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-03
BURYING OF THE DEAD
BEGINSIN STRICKENClTY
THEIR ANNUAL GATHERING.

Oldest University in the South Enter.
tans Oldest Greek Letter Fraternity
Chapel Hill N, c., June 2-The
oldest university in the south today
entertained the oldest Greet letter
fraternity in America. The host is
the university of North Carolina and
the guests members of the Phi Delta
Theta fraternity, the occasion being
the annual gathering of the society,
which numbers among its disting
ushed alumni, pass and present, such
eminent men as the late president
Benjamin Harrison, former Vice Pres
ident Stevenson, Senator Blackburn.
William Allen White, of Kansas, the
late Eugene Field and former Sec
retary of State John w. Foster
The visitors at the present gather
ing include alumni from Virginia, Ten
nessoe, Kentucky, Georgia, Alabama
and a number of other states.
Special features have a prominent
part in the program, which extends
over several days.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-03
TO EXCURT TODAY
RifIemen and Friends Viii
Spend Day On
St. Simon.

The annual Field Day exercises OF
the Brunswick Riflemen will occur to-
lay on st. Simon, and, from all indi-
cations, the affair will be a success
in every way possible. Large crowds
will go over from the city to enjoy
4 days outing with the military.
A very interesting program has
5een arranged, consisting OF sham
battle, which will be participated in
by the members of the military,
which will occur at O'Clock. The
Second ball team and the New Towns
VII be in an interesting game in the
afternoon. There will be bicycle races
and otnef amusemsiits to entertain
the visitors.
AT night music has been engaged
and there viii be dancing in the large
pavilion until 1870 O'Clock, when the
last boat leaves.
The bicycle races, which are IN
charge OF G. F. Anderson and D. H.
Morton, will be as follows;
Fist event, quarter-mile dash; three
meats. Prize, pair bicycle tires
Second event, one-tourth-mile dash,
handicap, free to all. FIRST prize SILK
umbrella, second prize, fountain pen
A very convenient schedule has
,een arranged to and from the Isl
and, which is as follows:
Leave brunswick ), y, and l1:5o a.
N 2 4:3o and p. IN. Leave ST.
,3imun 10 a. H., l, $3.50, $50 and ll;5V
D. III.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-03
NEWS NEW CIRCULATION MAN

That Department of Paper to be in
Hands of Experienced Man.
Richard Armstrong, of New York, ar
rived in the city last night from New
fo'k aid will acc ,l.t Il portion W N
the News
Begnnig at once he will have charge
OF the circulation of this paper and
the News feels certain that that i'm.
portant part Of the business will he
N the hands of man thoroughly ex,
perienced.
Mr.. Armstrong has been connected
with some of the leading daiIies of
New England, and is familiar with the
newspaper business in every detail.
and more especially the circulation
department.
The circulation Of the News has
peen growing at rapid rate recent
y which necessitated the enfnsoyment
of man thoroughly familiar with that
line of the business. Mr.. Armstrong
says he is going to show us how to
get subscribers for a newspaper and
ne will make thorough canvass of
the city and county in the interest
Of the paper.
Mr.. Armstrong comes to our city
with the best recommendation possi-
bic, not only as newspaper man, but
as all round good fellow, and we
hope he will like our little city and
decide to make it his future home.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-03
UNDERTAKER WASN'T NEEDED
"o"1an Narrowly Escapes Beinq
Buried Alive in PENNSYLVANIA.

Woman Narrowly Escapes BEING
Buried Alive in Pennsylvania.
Lewisburg Pa, June BY the
merest chance Mrs. James Walters,
.of this place, escaped being buried
alive.
She had been suffering from heart
trouble for several months. Early
this morning, after calling her hus-
band Ito her bedside, Mrs. Waiters
lapsed in unaanGeinnsnessl I'll Eew
minutes the respiration apparently
ceased, and all efforts to revive her
failed.
An undertaken was sent for, and
two women of the neighborhood be-
gan to wash the body.
They had about completed their
task when one Of the women observed
that Mrs. Walters breathed when her
arm was. raised. A physician re-
stored the woman to consciousness.
Her condition today is greatly i'm
proved.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-03
DAY TO BE OBSERVED.

This is Jefferson Davis birthday
and while t4cre Will be no military
celebration ana general celebration,
che day VIII be observed very appro-
priately, and the postoflice, banks,
city offices and other public buildings
will be closed for the day.
The Confederate veterans, a; their
meeting yesterday afte, noon, decided
to have a meeting tonight, aud the
crosses of honor will be presented to
a number of tne old veterans at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. Everett
A program, to include short address
i'll the presentation Of the crosses
has been arranged, and it is hope
that all Of the veterans will apend,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-03
car load

II =
we nave received heif a car luaG
Jf coflins and have sold over 40.
'The Pacolet mills deals in collins
and we have sold none there. Some
IT, the peope ire having collins maie
or their deaa.
The number of dead cannot be less
than 80 and it is more likely 100.
We cannot tell exactly because
there are eight Of US working and no
consolidated report has been prepared.
bodies are still being taken from the
debris, seven or eight having been
recovered today"
a number of the injuded died dur.
I,ng the night
The buying of the dead was be,
gun this afternoon. A meeting was
held in the court house this morning
and the work of relief was organ
lized.
Council has subscribed $1,000, the
county commissioners $4,000, and
many Individual subscriptions were
made. A total Of local and outside
Subscription is almost $4,000
A boy who was blown from the
ilth story of the Gainesville mill
was talked with today. He says that
mbila .lt ,yoriy no c,1ddapIy u,ac onvo1
oped in what seemed to be sand,
and in an instant later was whirIing
through the air He lost conscious
ness moment and when he recovered
two men had picked hela Up.
Two girls were blown from the fifth
story and escaped injury. One man
was seen whirling in the air far above
the factory and has not yet been
found. He may have fallen into a
lake.
"A boys head was cut off and his
body found, but his head was blown
away and has not yet been recovered
"A street car motorman and con-
ductor were going to New Holland
and saw ,he cyclone coming.
.Iuey had down grade and half
mile of clear track. The motorman
urned the current on full and started
race for life, intending to reach
The big sewer at the Pacolet mills.
He went at least so miles an hour,
pursued by the cyclone, which was
Il wi4illlng mass OF wreckage 100 feet
n!gh and roaring like Niagara.
They reached the sewer and en-
tered 1t Just as the cyclone struck the
car aLd demolished it. At the same
imc lA2 cyclone wrecked nearly 100
HOUSES at the Pacolet mill, killing
more than Az persons and injuring a
great number"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-03
EXCELLENT MUSIC WAS
HEARD HERELAST NIGHT
NOW IN SESSION.
lntetestins Meeting is Being Held
In Wilmington, Del.

! Wilmington, Del, June 2.-The
aupreme conclave of the order of
ptasophs, or S. w. NJ, met in bi-
ennfal session in this city today and
was called to order by the retiring
supreme archon, w. F. Gregory, of
Norfolk, Va. The officers reports
show the order to be in most -four
ishing condition, both as regards mem
bership and finances.
The growth in membership during
the past two years has been greater
than in any similar period in the his
tory of the order.
The sessions, which are to continue
through the week, will be devoted
- A1ly to the discussion of proposed
Rges in the constitution and by
Law, the revision of the ritual, and
formulation Of plans for a greater
extension of the order and wider
diffusion of its principles.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-03
A, 8ORCHAROT DEAD
Prominent Citizen Passed
Away al 3:45 O'clock
This Morning

Mr.. A. B)rchardt, b one of Bruins
wick's Oldest and best known citizens
passed away this morning shortly
.eforc 4 O'Clock.
The deceased has been aresident
ii brunswick for loAg number Of
years and L9 was a very popular citi-
4cn, and the news Of his death will
occasion much SORROW among his score
Of friends in the city
Mr. Borcnardt was 70 years OF age
and he leaves a wife and seven chill
dren, Messrs. Samuel Borchardt, of
Tampa, and Benjamin, Raphael and
Joseph. Mrs, Albert Fendig, Misses
,erll.J ana lua Borchardt Of this
city.
The funeral arrangements havenot
yet been made
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-03
DOINCS IN The
SUPERIOR COURT
-
A Few Long Winded Cases
were Disposed of
Yesterday.

The superior court was in session
again yesterday, but as there were
Seevral long winded cases came up
and little else was disposed.
In the case of the state VS. John Nc.
Coy, charged with burglary, which
went to the jury Monday afternoon
the negro was convicted of larceny
from the house and he
vas fined $25 and costs or six months
IN the chaingang. The jury in this
iase was out all Monday lgh5.
The other cases disposed of were
he following.
State VS.. j. A. Cot,. felony. C,nccat
We DICT OF misdem4aarr. Sen,e1c4 IF
10 months or a fine of $4,000 and
cost.
State vs. d. S. Manning, felony. yer.
iict not guilty.
State VS.. L. w. Furlow, simple lar.
oeny The jury was made up and the
case will be heard first this morning
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-03
Bic MASS MEETING
Citizens of New Town to
Hold one at an
Early Date

The citizens of New Town have de-
cided to have a mass meeting at an
early, for the purpose Of discussing
"hy they are opposed to granting a
inety-nine year lease on the park in
hat section of the city for a school
building
This subject has been much discuss.
I'd lately, and was put up before
council at its last meeting, but no
action was taken, owing. to the fact
chat several members aof the body
we're absent3 and It is desired that
idsmbeis sse l,resent1#si hon tlIasss.sslss-ssA
is =, v0teNpon.
The msyor and council, and all citi-
zens will be invited to this meeting
1t is understood that some of the most
prominent men in New Town will
speak in opposition to granting the
lease
The date of the meeting will be an
JOuEccd later
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-03

The Creation" The heavens are
Telling the Glory OF God" in which
all members Oh the program again
participated.
on tue whole the nights entertain
ment was a most delightful one anu
was thoroughly enjoyed by those III
attendance. The people OF the Pres
bvter,an church should return SIN
cere thanks for this very nice ACT
ON the part of Savannah talent
Today the party will enjoy Ooa'
ride to Jekyl, returning to Savannah
tonight.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-03
MORE OVAT|ONS
FOR ROOSEVELT
-%-
he was Greeted by Large
Crowds Again Yes
terday.

Cedar Falls, Ia, June 2.-Westerr
Iowa this morning paid hearty tribute
to President Roosevelt as he journey
ed across the state en- route to the
east. The first big demonstration of
the day was at Denison, where the
presidential special train arrived at
an early hour over the Illinois Cen.
tral railway.
After breakfasting in the car the
presidents party were taken for a
drive about the city, the line of march
including the high school building
where hundreds of pupils were con.
grosated, and the homes of Secretary
SHAW and Congressman Conner.
Grand army veterans and cor
p"Ny ol the Iowa National Guard act.
ed as escort to the president Tho
parade came to an end at the iunction
u lNe streets where speakers stand
ilad Deen erected and from which tho
president adIIcssed crowd of frIIv
10000 people.
shortly before 10 O'Clock Fort
lodge was reached and here anotbo,
immense crowd greeted the distin.
sulshed traveller. En- route to Cedar
ais" where a similar demonstration
awaited the presi,'tns, every rr~ss.
roadS and T'ay station ind It's lttlo
; CUP 0l te", wuni"n and children
an NIus 10 catch glimpse of the
iliei executive Of the nation as the
special train sped by
Governor Cummins and nun,bor
OF other distinguished Iowans ioincd
the presidential train early in the
noon and remained with the party
through the day
arrangements at Dubuque.
Dubuque, Ia, June 2.-The most
elaborate arrangements have been
made for the reception of President
Roeseveit and his party upon sthefs
t-rrrfvssr mere, ogpresIdent was met
dt the station by the mayor and city
officials and large reception com.
mlttee, in addition to an escort AT.
ter brief speech and a drive about
the city Mr.. Roosevelt was driven to
the residence of Senator Allison where
supper was served and where the
president remained for the night. To-
morrow morning he will cross the riy-
er and spend the day as the guest
OF number of the leading cities and
town bfnorthernIowa WIN bgw fw;
towns of northern Illinois.
Lincoln Douglas Memorial
Frceport, ILL.,, June 2-Not the least
Interesting of the presidents stops on
ais present trip will be the one that
ne will make here tomorrow when the
boulder marking the place where Lin
coin and Douglas spoke in their great
debate in 1858 will be dedicated and
the president will speak from the
iame spot where these two spoke.
From the present indications the en-
tire county and surrounding country
will pour its population into Freeport
and arrangements are being madr
or record breaking crowd. The city
IS highly decorated with flags and
ounting,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-03
WADE A TEST OF THE WATER
Chief Green Tried Pressure and Founc


A complaint Was recently hled Win
the CITY council by Chief Green OF the
dre department, against Ine amount Vi
pressure kept on by the Mutual Llsh'
and Water Company.
however, the managers OF tGat coh'
.ern stated that, wnlle they dlG no'
Keep On mucn pressure, they co"'"
..arrv 1t up to IorLS peuH"S III '"o
minutes alter thea larm was souheu'
Yesterday afternoon, wllout d Hill
mes nollce, CnIeI Green souhoeo "A
alarm Wnen he sent it in he hao
.xac.v twenty pounus registered d.
me auage at the nre mouse, ana III '"o
,.oys the pressure wentupeolor'S
minutes the pressure went up 70 ioi'S
sounds. showing That the company 's
1wa,s prepared lor hre'
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-03
Ihey Favor 1t,

There scuiIa 10 ~ Ittic doubt out
that Georgia Will soon have a state
board Of health and all the local phys
ician5 are heartily in favor of it. DR..
Hugh Burford, VINO is u member Of the
committee on the department Of
ne4lth, viii have an Interesting ar
ticle in these columns shortly alb
out the matter ana the News is sure
that it will be read with interest by
the people generally.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-03
Funeral of Mrs. Younq.

The funeral Of Mrs. j, G. Young,
who passed away Monday, will occur
this afternoon at o'clock from st.
ot. Marks Episcopal church, the inter
ment to be in Palmetto cemetery. The
GCllrrLg xcLliGH;Gn are requested to
act as pail bearers: ]. S, Dunwody,
p. w, Fleming, r. H. Everett, r, E
Briesenick, K, r. Hopkins,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-03
Popular Actress Married,

New York. June Mrs. Henry
Miner, widow OF the late congressman
and theatrical manager, and who was
formerly well known to playgoers as
Miss Annie O'Neil was married to-
day to Dr.. Allen NJ. Thomas, well
known physician OF this city. The
ceremony was performed in the
church OF The Heavenly Rest in the
:r.@ehc. ol d t.los oi I,icnds and rel
atives OF the contracting parties Rev.
III. IAoLls, vi Philadelphia. ofticiat-
ed, t.s.4tcJ ~ tAo ltc.. Jonn Wlll-
ans.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-03
MACHEN COMING
He Will Arrive in the City
Sometime During
Today.

Col. E. c. Machen will arrive from
New York this morning and will spend
come time at his country nome a few
miles from this city.
The people 70 Brunswick generally
will be delighted to learn that the
genial colonel, the man who has
done so much for this city and Sec
ton, will be among them again.
'"here is no doubt that Col. Machen
will have some interesting news to
give out and the public generally
is anxious to hear it, as he always
brings good news.
The many friends Of Col. Machen
viii De deiIgnted TO near tnat he is
III excellent health.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-03
To Play DatIen.

The Brunswick Golf 'ub, acc Jppan-
led by number of their friends Will
leave this MORNING on the Iiessie for
Darien, where they viii ln"et the team
of that city in a match game this af-
ternoon. The Brunswick players hope
to capture the game, but they are well
aware OF the TACT that Darien has
some of the best players in this sec
ton, and the contest is expected to
be a very interesting one.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-03
Made Young Again.

"One of Or. Kings New Life Pills
each night for two weeks has put me
my teens again" writes DR.. d.
II. Turner Of Denpseytown, Pa.
They're the best in the world for liver,
stomach and bowels, Purely yegeta-
ble. Never grIpe Only 25 cents al
all druggists.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-03
MANY EXTRA COPIES.
News Advertisers Coming in For a
Good Thing Now.

NON '''h9
Those who advertised i'll the News
Df Sunday struck a good thing as
they got the benefit OF 20GO extra cir
,ulation without extra cost
Under an arrangement with for
eign advertiser the News printed one
thousand extra copies and late Sat
urday night an agreement of this kind
was also made with a party of local
business men making in all TWO
THOUSAND EXTRA copies printed
and distributed Sunday morning.
Next Sunday it will be the same
way and advertisers should be sure
and bear This fact in mind.
The papers will go all up the b. &
3. read and a thorough distribution
VIII be had in brunswick ana GIynn
county.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-03
He Could Not Go.

DR., Hugh Burford has received an
exercises OF the Battle Creek sanitar-
ium at Battle Creek, Mich gan. bit
it it impossible for him LC go.
The doctor also rece.iel per-
sonal letter from the superintendent
Of the institution urging him to be
present.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-03
Refreshments to be Served.

The public Should not forget that
circle number three of the Ladies Aid
society Of the First Methodist church
will serve refreshments both on the
boats aud at the island today and you
need nct worry with a basket,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-03
A Small Fire.

An alarm OF hre was sounded from
nox 32 shortly alter IL O'Clock last
niant The department made all uh-
III. ualy quick run TO ,no scene oil INC
6le. which was in d negro snah'y oA'
Alnanv street neat the eiored school
ire hlazc was sooI eXtiIgal5Ecd anu
Inc damage was sma:i.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-03
Notice..

June ), tie anli|s.sary Of Re biIth
day OF Jefferson Davis, being a legal
holiday, the city offices will be closed
for the day, By order of the mayor.
N. D. Russell, Clerk of Council.
Brunswick, Ca, June 2, 1903.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-03
TOTAL KILLED
IS ABOUT 1OO
-
Undertak erS and Tho Sc
Vino Saw Tornado
TAX of 1t
Town Authorities Quickly Appropriate
Money to Care for the Suffer-
ing-Large Subscriptions Be.
gin to Arrive.

Gainesville, Ga, June 2.-This morn
ing the people oGGainesville 2woke to
the full realization of the awful cal
amity that had befallen the city be-
cause of yesterdays tornado.
The work of caring for the injured
and searching for the dead was put
under way again as soon as day came;
indeed, it had hardly ceased during
the night.
Ihe story loses none of its horrible
features as the facts become gencr-
ally known.
Dorsey, the local undertaken, said
today that the list Of the deal already
numbered 100, possibly 11O.
He said
In one room of the mill at New
Holland there are 81 bodies; there
are II or Is in the other houses.
AT The Gainesville mill there are
80 dead, and probably or 10 ten
others in different houses; there are
at least 20 dead between the two
mills.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
PROBABLY HAVE
A LIVELY FIGHT
Mrs. Davidson VIII Keep the
Children il Possible
to Do So.

There is likelihood OF lively fight
in tho courts OF the city for tho posses
sion of the children kidnapped Friday by
Mrs Charles NJ, Davidson. against whom
a suit for divorce has been fled by her
husband Mrs, Davidson says the children
begged her TO take them with her, and
she could not resist the impulse, Now
that she has them, she intends to keep
them, II possible, and she will fight inch
by inch before she gives them up, 1T
Is likely also that she will file crosa
suit for divorce, She says she can suc-
cessrully comba, the charge thot she
Is an unfit person to take care OF the
children.
Legal proceedings Will probably short
ly be Instituted by Mr., DAVIDSON to re,
cover tho possession OF The children. His
attorney. Mr. IT, NJ. sSnith, Jr.. IL noW
IN communication with him.