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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-10-26
INDICTMENT OF CAPTAIN VII.
LIAM GALPlN BRINGS OUT
STRANGE TALE.
Long History Back Of II Includes Rob.
berry. Attempted Suicide and a
Romance

NOME. Alaska. Oct. 26.-In the in
dlctment returned by the grand jury
against Capt. William Gaipin for oh
tanning goods under false pretenses
there lies a story which would fill COL
umn after column of printed matter,
and yet the story would not be half
told. OF romance and intrigue, i'm
position and deceit, attempted suicide
and robbery. vilification and abuse,
and so on through the whole list OF
sins. the author would be compelled
to write. The story would be one Of adj
venture and the Dawson Widow"
the imprinted novel over which the
fight occurs, would be more interest,"
ing in the prologue than in the SUBJ
stance.
The immediate cause of the indict-
ment is due to a complaint made by
one Countess" Moraczewski. nee Alice
Rolling Crane. and the alleged noble-
man of that name. Late last fall the
couple We're brought to Nome under
arrest from the Russian mission by
United States Commissioner McDon-
aid and Deputy Marshal Kappleman.
When brought before the grand jury
the charges were dismissed. and since
that time the interesting pair have
been making matters rather warm for
! the officials of Nome.
During the winter and the early
summer months they were engaged in
writing various letters to Washington,
and the officials of Nome were ac-
cused of all manner of evil doing
Meanwhile the lives of some of Nome's
citizens have been rendered miserable
by being compelled to listen to the tale
Of woe told by the alleged countess and
her spouse.
When they We're brought from Rus
sian mission the manuscript of a novel
entitled the Dawson Widow" written
by Capt. Gaipin, was left behind, and
in June of this year Gaipin went to the
mission and, under orders from the
commissioner secured the coveted pa
| pers These papers, rightfully belong
! ing to him. the fictitious countess
! claims as her own and together with
| the theft of these and some smaller ar
! ticles the woman has made her
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-10-26

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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-10
PRETTY COTTAGE
ON JEKYL ISL AND
-
Forty Thousand Dollar
Structure Being Erect
ed for Edwin Gould
LARGE FORCE NOW AT WORK
When Completed it Will be One Of
the Handsomest Cottages on the
Island-oiher Buildings are
Being Improved.

Work on the handsome new cottage
Of Edwin Gould on Jekyl island is now
progressing rapidly and the handsome
new structure will De completed in
arple time to accommodate Mr. Gould
and his guests this winter
This cottage when completed, will
b" one of the handsomest on the is
, land 1t is being erected at cost
os $4,000 and is located just opposite
MIR. Gould's present handsome winter
home
Bowen and Thomas, the well known
lGcal contractors of this city have
The contract for building the cottage,
and they now have large force OF
hands at work The plasterers have
already commenced their work and
viii finish within the course OF a few
weeks
This new cottage is being erected
b{ the millionaire chiefly for his Wis
itors during the season. AS is well
known Edwin Gould is one of the
most prominent members of the Jellyl
island club and he comes down every
season and spends two or three
months. He now has one of the hand
soonest cottages ON the island, but it
Is not large enough to accol modate
al Of his guests. His present cottage
will be occupied by his family, while
the new building is being erected es-
pecially for his many visitors who
ccme down with him every winter
The new building will be very
large and handsome one 1t has a
brick foundation but will be wooden
frame. The Railways are all large,
and the rooms, ten or twelve in num-
Der are comfortably arranged and
handsomely finished.
Resides the erection Of this hand
scme 100000 cottage for Mr. Gould
other work is being done on the diff
ferent cottages on the island. The
Pulitzer cottage has been repaired
Improvements have been made on the
beautiful clubhouse, and altogether
there has been quite a lot OF build
ing activity at the home of the multi
miilonaires
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-10
JEWS OBSERVING
THEIR NEW YEAR
-
All Stores were Closed at
6 O'clock Yesterday
Afternoon
SERVICES AZ THE SYNAGOGUE
Rabbi Drucket- Delivered Very Able
Sermon, Which Was Enjoyed by
Large Congregation-stores
Open at 6 This Afternoon.

Every Jewish business house in the
city was closed last evening at G
o clock and will remain closed until
6 this afternoon.
This is the day of Rosh Hashannah
with Hebrews the world over, The
day marks the beginning OF the Jew
ish year of 5665 the count starting
with the beginning of the world. The
holiday season customary at this time
IS being appropriately observed in
Brunswick by resident and visiting
Jews.
Interesting services we're held at
the synagogue last night at o'clock
Rabbi Drucker officiating. A large
congregation enjoyed the able sermon
delivered by the New York rabbi and
it was pronounced by all as one of
the best ever heard in the synagogue.
The Jewish year of 1868 ended last
night with the setting of the sun and
ye sterday is with them the same as
Christmas Eve to Christian people, on
f. that sunset and not midnight marks
he closing OF the one and the begin
aing Of the otner. The festivities and
so.emnities marking the close of the
cid and the beginning Of The new year
Dt gun last night and continue from
lay to day for about two weeks.
Ten days from today or on Tuesday
Tue 10th inst. will be Yom Kippur,
5 the day of atonement. This VIII
% the first notable holiday following
Rosh Hasbannah. The holiday to-
lay and the days following until Yom
l<ippur, will be marked by solemn
'hurch exercises entertaining and gen
aral fun and amusement. something
similar 20 the Christian Christmas
Holiday season. But on Yom Kippur
all of this gives way to twenty-four
hours of fasting and prayer
The day of atonement practically
marks the close of the exercises in
acmmemoration of the new year
though four days after Yom Kippur
viii come the Tabernacle feasts in
,cmmemoration of the dwelling of the
Jews in the ancient tabernacles.
The new year is the first Of the ten
lays Of penitence. which their climax
u the Day Of Atonement: these ten
lays are preparatory for that most
aWe-inspiring Jewish holiday, which
.alls or the tenth day Of the month
- Tishri.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-10
No Bankruptcy Court Today.

There will be no session Of the bank
ruptcy court today. Judge Isaac an
ncunced yesterday that all matters
assigned for hearing in his court to-
day would be postponed until Septem-
bel 18th, except the application Of l..
} Leavy, Jr. trustee or the estate
Il II. G. Williams, bankrupt for leave
to sell the assets of the estate and in
this case if no objections are filed an
order will be entered this evening at
sly O'Clock authorizing the trustee to
sell. The advertisement OF sale Oh
the property Of the Williams estate
will be published TUESDAY.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-10
Cnanqe in Schedule.

An important change in the sched-
ule Of the Atlantic and Birmingham
railroad will he inaugurated tomorrow
The train which arrives in Brunswick
now at p. m. from Montezuma and
all points along the line, and leaving
at in the morning, will hereafter ar
rive at 1880 and leave at 6 a. m. This
schedule allows visitors from up the
road to remain in the city from 1850
III the afternoon until 6 the folowing
morning and it, VIII prove more popu-
laI both to the passengers and the
icczl merchSaYs. This is the only
train effected by the change
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-10
Finds New Armor Process.

Philadelphia Sept, 9.-It is stated
that the Midwife Steel Company has
new secret process for making ar
NOR plate that may reyolutIonize that
il dustry as well as reduce the cost
J., an extremely low figure. This at
lGsst is the belief of experts in the
rayy department and accounts for the
tact that the Midyale has heretofore
made bids for government contracts
against both the Carnegia and Bethle-
hem companies although it had no
plant ready for operation at the time
Cf bidding.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-10
WE WOULD LIKE TO HEAR
oTE or HIS FISH STORIES
Pitcher pwyer Tell Fine One About
his Pitching.

Pitcher Dwyer Tell a Fine One About
his Pitching.
Dwyer, the Braidentown pitcher
who occupied the box for the Way
cl oss team against the Pilots here
LIST Saturday, is a good one, and we
would certainly like to hear him tell
fish story. Fere is what he saws
happened while he was in Brunswick.
Il is taken rom yesterdays Atlanta
Journal.
"Dwyer reported Wednesday fresh
from working two pairs OF double
headers few days back. On Satur-
day he pitched both games Of a dou-
bic header for Waycross against
Brunswick scoring shunt outs on each
occasion. Monday he worked out two
additional games making Just four in
three days OF play.
My arrn was tride sore and
stiff, said he after his initial triaI
at Piedmont "and while | may not do
any better next time 1 know | viii
have a good zeal more to cut loose.
| couldn't turn loose any speed and
ny break wasn't as fast as it has
been. All these games | worked out
Saturday and Monday stiffenod me up.
Then again | was a bit nervous work
ing up for the first time with new
faces and it took me a rev minutes
to get the haag Of the situation. With
q few days rest I'll Be IN better
shape"
The fact Of the matter is Dwyer on
II pitched one game While here SIX
days With the Waycross team, and 1t
was neither shut-out or a no-hit
game. In fact he came very near los
ms it, the score being to 2. He
save up Ave hits, while the Pilot 5
pitcher only allowed three. If the
other games he refers to were like the
four he pitched in Brunswick he has
rot done very much good work this
s( ason.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-10
ACCEPTS POSITION IN TEXAS.
Goldsmith Lehman Leaves Tonight to

Goldsmith Lehman Leaves Tonight to
Teach in Texas Military Academy
Goldsmith Lehman leaves over the
Southern tonight for San Antonio
Texas, where he goes to accept po
sition in the West Texas Military
Academy
Mr.. Lehman will teach English lit
crature and modern history in the
well knowi~eSexas institution. He
made applicatiof$GoG the place some
time ago and it is quite an honor
e, the young Brunswickian to receive
such a high position in one OF the best
Known colleges III the Lone Star
State.
Mr. Lehman has many friends il
Brunswick who will wish him much
81 ccess in his position in the Texas
college.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-10
Secretaries Of State.

St Louis Sept. 8.--A national con,
ycntion of secretaries of state was
opened in St Louis the secretaries
o. number OF commonwealths assem-
bling in response to the invitation re
Gently isued be Secretary Of State
Power Of Tennessee. The object OF
the meeting is to establish some uni
form system Of corporate laws by
which each secretary may be in easy
touch with the other and facilitate the
transaction Of Interstate business per
taining to that Office.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-10
Last Of the Excursions.

The last Sunday excursion to Sa-
Yannah, jacksonville and Fernandina
will be operated tomorrow by the
Atlantic and Birmingham. THESE ex
ctlsions have been very popu ar dur.
.IG the summer season and have been
taken advantage OF generany. 1t is
expected that a large crowd will 90
over to Jacksonville tomorrow, as il
will be the last opportunity they will
have Of Witnessing base ball game
Jacksonville and Macon play the last
game of the season in tie South
Atlantic league.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-10
Passenger Train Plunged
Off TrestIe at Catawba
junction Yesterday
MANY PASSENGERS INJURED
Fast Freight Came Along and Also
Went Through TrestIe, PiIing in
no Top of Passenger-List of
Dead so Far Known.

Portsmouth, Va. Sept. 9.-ohicials
.. the headquarters of the Seaboard
Ali Line railway company tonight de-
c!ared that trainwreckers were respon
slble for The awful disaster which oc-
c1rred on that road early yesterday
A'orning at Catawba Junction, S. G.
An investigation after the wreck
discovered that there had been mala,
eicus tamperlng with the tracks Of the
line just north of the high trestle,
three hundred yards from the Cataw,
b. river. Several joints were found
disconnected and the track was other
wise tampered with. Seaboard Air
Line detectives have been put on the
case and every effort viii be made
to capture the guilty train wreckers.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-10
JhPS USING DRY DOCKS
TAKEN AT PORT DALNY

Chefoo, Sept. 9,-The Russian dry
deck at Port Dalny has been repaired
and a japanese torpedo boat destroy
e. is now undergoing repairs there
The japanese raised the vessel, which
had been sunk at the entrance of The
DRY dock by The Russians, when they
evacuated Port Dalny and they recent
Is discovered the gate OF the dock
also sunk by the Russians. With this
in their possession the dock was
speedily made effective.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-10

The papers in the different cities
mentioned as members of the new
south Georgia league, are all advocat
ing the establishment of the league
Waycross Thomasyille and Albany
have intimated that they would glad
Iy come in while Fitzgerald says the
fms of that city will be heard from
wien the league is organized.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-10
A PRISONER SWALLOWS GLASS
Young Man Tries to End His Life in
Jail Cell.

Charlotte N. c.. Sept 9-James
Stancil, young white man an inmate
OF the county Jail, tried to end his life
this morning by swallowing a lot
og ground glass. Ke was arrested
Saturday night for being drunk and
d.sorderly ana was tried before the
recorder Monday morning. In addi-
tion to the warrant issued Saturday
night several others of a like charge
are on file at the police station. Stan
cit knew this, and fearing, that he was
again to be sent to TIE roads, he be-
came depressed and decided to end
hs life. He will die.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-10
MANY CARS WERE PILED
BELOW THE BIG TRESTLE

The passenger train which plunged
from the trestle consisted OF five day
coaches, lPulman, baggage car and
Lho engine. A few minutes a fast
height came along and, not knowing
u the accident which had just oc-
ctrred on the trestle the freight came
along at its usual rate of speed, all
The cars failing in on the passenger
train. 1t was at first thought that the
IS Of life would be great, especially
after the freight train went over ana
added horror to the alread serious ac-
eiden, but it is a miracle how SO
many people ascaped with their lives.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-10
Rocky ford Celebrates.

Rocky Ford, Colo, Sept. 9.-In pur-
STANCE of custom established more
j an decade ago and maintained
regularly since that time the town OF
rocky Ford and the adjacent country
today gave itself over to the celebra-
don of Watermelon Day" Tho val.
icy hereabouts has long been famed
for its watermeions and canteloupes,
The crop being considered the finest
produced anywhere in the country and
the product finding ready market in
cities as far distant as New York and
Philadelphia.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-10
Lonq Time Between,

Although the theatrical season was
orened in Brunswick Wednesday
night, it will be some time before an
ether company will be here. The
Jemes Boys from Missouri is the nexl
attraction booked, coming he latter
part Of the month. After that time
however, they will come one and two
per week. A local attraction will pro
bably be put on before the next tray
cling company arrives.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-10
STORY OF The ACCIDENT
AT CATAWBA JUNCTION.

Charlotte, N c., Sept 5.-One of the
most disastrous railroad wrecks in the
history of this state occurred early
nus morning on the Seaboard Air
Line az Catawba junction. in which
st Neral passengers were killed and
large number injured So rar those
known to have been killed are the
following
Edward Barksdale, engineer. Abbe-
vile. S. c.
Edward Roberts colored fireman.
Mrs. a. Black, Hayerville. Mass.
Mrs. White, Cincinnati, o.
The total number Of injured is thir-
ts-uhree.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-10
ATE icE CREAM,
NOW VERY SICK.

Rome, Ga, Sept. "a dozen per
sens are very sick at Lindaie and Il
is believed their sickness was caused
from eating ice cream at lawn fete.
L. is thought that some kind OF poison
got in the milk. The cream was
made by two negroes, The matter has
created sensation and Is being much
discussed. 1t is not thought any OF
the parties win die.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-10
Tennessce PopuIista Meet.

Nashville, Tenn. Sept "A number
of populists assembled in Nashville to
day to make an effort To reorganiZe
The party in Tennessee An electoral
ticket is to be named but owing to
the general lack of interest among the
former members of the party it is
not regarded likely that any attempt
win be made to put a state ticket in
the field this year.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-10
IN TIGHT PLACE.

Mississippi Has $1.56 in Treasury-No
immediate Prospect of More.
Jackson, Miss, Sept 9,-The state
of Mississippi has in its treasury $1.5G
and there j no relief in sight. Much
doubt is expressed in financial circles
whether a firm Of New York and Chi
ct go brokers, who recently purchased
a state bond issue Of half million
dollars, will pay for them and the
banks of the state seemingly are un-
willing to advance money for immed
late use. NO payment OF taxes arc
due for 30 days.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-10
TELEGRAPH COMM MUNlCATloN
BETWEEN MukDEN AND HARDIN

ST Petersburg, Sept, 9.-Viceroy
A.exieff telegraphs officials here that
the railway telegraph communication
between Hardin and Mukden is now
Oren
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-10
state Senator ordered ARRESTED

Butler, Mo, Sept 9.-Judge Graves
OF the circuit court today instructed
to Popular Bluff and arrest former
state Senator James Orhard, an i'm
pcrtant witness, for failure to appear
a. jefferson City September caus-
ing a pOstEOnement OF the trial OF
Senator Farris, charged with bribery.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-10
woodman Day at St. Louis.

st. Louis, Sept. 9.-This was Wood
man Day at the worlds fair and mem
bers Of the Modern Woodman Of Amer
lCa were in complete possession. Mem
bcrs of the order came IN hundreds
from all parts of Indiana, Iowa, Ill
inoiG Kansas Missouri Nebraska Wis
conin Michigan and other states, sew
eral of the delegations being headed
by the governors OF the respective
states. - i4G.Aznss.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-10
KEEP OFF THE GRASS"
SIGNS ARE PCT UP

Keep off the grass" signs have
been placed along Union street by the
city. One of the signs have been
posted at every corner from Glouces-
ten to Dartsmouth street. The signs
read as follows: Keep off the grass
and keep from paying 81 fines" 1t
is hoped that the many owners of We
h.cles and hack drivers will respect
these signs in future and avoid being
ST mmoned TO police court.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-10
To open store.

j. w. Wallace has rented the store
or Bay steet formerly occupied by
Juan Banus and will shortly open a
store there keeping fish, clans, etc,
and also game in season. Mr.. VILLAGE
ls now receiving a large shipment Of
rice birds daily from Darien. See his
notice in this issue.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-10

st. Petersburg, Sept. 9.-The Rus
sian press editorially remarks that
the principal cause of the Russian re-
verses in Manchuria has been the total
Understanding, not only of the
strength, but the capabilities of opera
ion around Lao Yang. prove the Jap
anese successes not merely result
Of numerical superiority ,but of their
ability to win on equal terms Thanks
u their ordinary bravery and sldllIul
manner which the generals hanSTTad
their troops. Russia demands that
General Kuropatlsln be given full un-
tempered command
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-10
Bio Eire in r.roayess.

Mexico City, Sept. "a great fire is
raging in the city of Prgresso or the
coast OF Yucatan. One large block
has been destroyed, with loss estl-
mated at several haDdred thousand
dollars Three reiiei trains with fire
extinguishe1s nave seen sent from
M dridia.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-10
BLACK BABY CAME OUT
OF WRECK UNTOUCHED

Among those so far rescued from
the debris Of the wreck was a small
black baby, which was pulled from
under one of the smashed coaches
entirely uninjlred.
Many other injured ones nave been
removed and they are receiving the
best attention possible. A special
tain bearing surgeons arrived early
IN the day and another arrived this
7fternoon. The Seaboard officials are
doing everything possible for the COM
fcrt Of the injured ones.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-10
A Neat Souvenir.

The congregation of the Second Ad-
vent churh has just received ship
nient Of pretty souvenirs, which are
Icing sold TOR the benefit of the
church. The souvenir is in the shape
o. a neat paper weight or pin pan,
with a photograph of the pretty
church in one corner and that Of the
pastor Rev. c. p. Thornton in the 9th
e. The souvenirs are or sale al
The Atlanta Pharmacy.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-10
AWFUL ACCIDENT ON SEABOARD
WAS WORK OF TRAIN WRECkFRS
NEWS WANT AID. FOUND
LOST CANARY BIRD

Several days ago Mrs. B. A. White
lest canary bird. The cage was left
oren and the bird escaped. A want
ad was inserted in The News a few
days ago and yesterday the bird was
returned 10 its owner 1t was found
by Mr.. c. McGarvey. If want ad
will find lost bird it will find most
anything. Try it once and be convinc
ed
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-10
Powder Companies Consolidate.

Chattanooga, Sept. By a deal in
yolying more than million dollars
Tire Dupont Powder Company Of viii
nlngton, Del, has become possessed
Of the property Of the Chattanooga
Powder Company, whose mile are at
Ooltewah The mills OF the Chatta-
nooga Powder Company are the larg.
est OF their and in the south.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-10
To Beuin Work soon.

1t is understood that work on the
o'G hospital hnilding will he commenc-
ca in the course of a few weeks.
council will probably award the con-
tract at its next meeting, alter which
a force Of hands viii be put to work
completing the much needed building,