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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-24
wHITEcAPPERs TAKEN 10 pgN
Largest Number Of White Men Jail.
ed IN Years.

jackson. Mss, Dec % Warden
Henry Of the state prison and TRAY
cling seagearf Dodds leave al late
.hour tonight Tor Brookhaven, where
they 80 10 bring TO the peaitentiary
y ldte men who were sentenced 10
long terms in the State prison for
whltecapping at the recent term Of
the Lincoln county circuit court.
The men had petitioned the warden
TO allow them to cat dinner with the
sheriff OF Lincoln county in the Jail
1 Brookhayen but Warden Iieury
found it impsaetcahle TO grant the re-
quest
This is the largest batch of white
prisoners to ne brought to the peni.
tentisry at one time in many years
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-24
SIGHT or BLOOD roo MUCH.
Stopped Crazy Mother From Killing
Child.

Cf1ilp.
New York Dec %, Mrs. Margaret
Metzler Of Jeosey City whose mind il
deranged, attempted to Kill her 3.year
Ga daughter Jeanette. by cutting
her throat with a carving knife. She
said afterwards that she intedned kill
ne both the child and herself, but
that when she saw the little ones
blood. remorse overcame her.
Mrs Metzler is 30 years old She
Is The mother Of four children the
eldest girl Of II years. Jeanette
is the youngest. Her husband, Geo.
Metzler. is a musician They own
a fiat house AZ No. l2S Bright street,
Jersey City and occupied apartments
there until a week ago. when they
ent to live With Mrs MetzIer's moth
er at No. 2Os Railroad avenue. Owing
C Mrs, Metziers frequent spells Of
violence the tenants Of the fiat hog
threatened TO leave
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-24
= VERpIcT AN0 4 AuNoReo
Jurors Take up Collection For Acquit
ted Woman.

New York. Zee. 23 The spectators
Il the court Of general sessions today
cheered when the jury returned . YER
diet Of acquittal for Clara Adler aged
'9. who was accused Of killing her
haby. The members Of the jury took
~ subscription and gave 800 TO
The defendant whom they had just
set free. Miss Adler admitted that
the child had died Of benzine asphyx-
iation but asserted that the poison
fell into the child's mouth BY acci
dent. when the mother attempted TO
commit sniciao by drinking It, Miss
Adler thought Il was carbolic acid.
Her friend Knocked the bottle from
her lips as she was about to drink,
Judge Newberger fully coneurred IL
the ysFolHR . 81 ssakaAa
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-24
patterson 10 Be solinltor

Atlanta. Ga Dec. Ex-Governor
Terrell yesterday appointed Hon, t.
6 Patterson solicitor Of the city court
cf Griffin to succeed Hon Joseph d.
Eoyd whose term expires January 4
next Mr. Patterson who is one OF
'Griffin's best known lawyers Will hold
the position for the term Of two years
He Is well equipped for it. havinl
once before served as solicitor OF this
court
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-24
asll Abeorbs Company.
Means More for Employees.

PDtsbarg Dec. 23.--The American
Sheet and Tin Plate Company today
advanced black sheets and TIN plate
81 ion Galranzed sheets were al.
vonced So a toa a week ago. The ac.
vance viii Increase wages Of en-
p.oyees per cent.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-24

Fobile Ala Dec .2g,rse s,Y,,e
open decker pasolelS launch siasr,
today started on \ voyage II eish.
teen hundred n kcross the Guig q
Mexico 70 ~. sa4-A The Siaana is
n command Of Captain Baird and has
8 cre% Of four, She came from %.
iroit down the Mississippi 70 New
Orleans and thence to Mobile. sic
VIII stop at Tampa and Hsysna.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-24
Glen Island Disaster.

New York, Dec. 23.--Investigation
into the cause Of the Glen Island disas
ter n which nine people lost their
lives was begun today before a spe.
cal board representing the loca
beard Of steam boat inspectors,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-24
LAST NOTE TO SANTA.
Little Boy Drops Dead While writinp
Wants

Louisville kys Dec. Whno
scribbling notes to Santa Claus and
watching them ay up the chimney
harley Goodwin the year old son
= Mrs Helle Goodwin suddenly gave
= piercing scream and fell to the
hoor unconscious He was taken to
ne city hospital and died there. Al
me hospital was discovered that
for hree weeks the child had been
playing about the house viz a frac-
mred skull, giving no sign Of fatal
iajury The fracture was caused
tAreo weeks ago by ston- thrown
" the boys brother while playing
robbers" The wound in the scalp
apeared trivia and healed up in o
few days.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-24
YoUNo ro woRK N &c goUra
He VIII Organize Anti-saloon League
in this Section.

in this Section.
Columbus. c Dec. 23.-The execu-
tive COMMITTEES Of tho American Anti
Saloon League closed its meetings
here today after laying plans to ex.
tsnd the organization into districts
which have nor heretofore been pene-
t'ated II was announced that the
league now has in sight sufficient
funds { ocarry out all lis plans for the
coming year John G. Wooley. Of Chi
|cago was present and submitted a pro
position to consolidate all the temper
lance papers Of the country which was
taken under adylscment.
The committee confirmed the selec
ton Of Rev Geo. Young. Of Louisville
Ky to be ASSISTANT superintendent
Iof the American league with the south
las his special field Of labor
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-24

telephone Service Nov Better Than
Before.
It is indeed gratifying to announce
aat the local telephone service is
LOW better than ever before and the
southern Rel Phone arc 70 be con
sIamlated pp,u the fact that they
rave select such an efficient man
Manage ciafk 20 take charge
here.
It Is sala that the Improvement
las ouly started and it is stated that
nlthina a ea0-i time the service viii
De- second 10 acne 10 the state
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-24
chrlatnas peoorations.

The Monk street merchants seem
have tho Christmas sririt in good
shape Nearly al have their places
decorated with shrubbery and this
important thoropghfare presents quite
. gala appearance x&A
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-24
snrEarAlnMENT TuEsoAY MeA
Children Of ire Presbyterian Church
70 Rscet e Presents Then.

to Rseef Presents Then.
Tuesday night next the children OF
tfe Presbyterian chrnch will be enter
ained at the eiuroh aud receive their
Christmas presents. The entertain.
D ents this year will be a departure
f-em the regular form and viii be
very entertaining The children will
psrileipate in the exercises with
SONGS and recitations and taken al
together sn 81 joyable time is prom
ICED Everyone is invited 10 attend
me hour for tile entertainment tc
togin Is 1880. ! :
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Interesting Services Will
Be Held in Brunswick
Tomorrow
GOOD SINGING 1 FEATURE
Pev. Sam w Small Wili Preach
Christmas Sermon ii the First
Methodist chureh-proerana
Of Music at St Jades.


Interesting services wiiishe held al
|fil Brunswick churches tomorrow the
feature OF witch of course will BE-
srecial Christmas sermons and inter
esting musical programs. The sew
.elal churches Of the city are all busy
rehearsIng their Christmas music. II
was Impossible to secure all OF the
ausical programs Yesterday but az
many as possible VIII be rubnshed
tomorrow and those in charge are re
cnested to seld them into the ofice
today as early as possible.
Al the First Methodist church the
Christmas sermon win be preached
~ Rev Sam VI Small, the well
fsown Atlanta minister who is spend
tg some time in the city Rev Mo.
lone invited Mr. Small to deliver the
Christmas sermon ana the congrega.
Qon Of the church we're dol ghted ii
lis acceptance 1t IS expected that
III unusually 'arge congregation viii
10 present.
Interesting services will be held IN
81 other churches Of the city
az tho St, Sudes Episcopal church
an unusually attractive musical pro
gam has been arranged. as follows:
Morning Service.
Hymn No IS (Bethleheml 20 little
Town Of Bethlehem
venlte Exulsa nino Chant
no III Crotch II
GloriqE EPatri--Danks in & E -
and A tat
Te 5eum Leudamus-E. w Resde
in Ynat
Sdbnate Deo-Danks in B fiat
Hymn No, 49--Adetie Tidles--o
Come all ye Faithful
Kyrios Z. w. Reade in B aat
Gloria 11bi Il. w. Read in b fiat
Gratias-E w Read in D. fiat
Hymn no 54 9abrlel--WhHe sbep
herds Watched Their Flocks
oTertory, anthem r. w Reade in
: There w@e Shepherds in the
Fields
onertory seutence-chant No. 19l
Gilbert IN G Thou art Worthy Q
lord
sursum cogaa e w Reade in 2
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-24
&c poo.et Knlvee

Nothing is better for a
good pocket tniie and P
has the best line in thd
purchased these knives at
rupt sale and is therefore
Pc sell them a, great deal less I
the regular price
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-24
ALL RAILROADS TO
OBSERVE THE HOLIDAYS
Railroads vii, observe Christmas an,
New Years

We the undersigned will close our
respective degots on MONDAY Decem-
her 26 tn and Monday January 2. 1905
r. } Wright agent A. G. J.. Ry.
j. c. 3. bitch. agent, A. & B. Ry.
F. II Houseman, agent Southern
RG ...sA,.. safsgsg
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To Remove

s. p. Levadas has leased tlfV
son building corner Of Monk q
thorpe streets and will re0
January l. Burns and
oren branch store in In
now occupied BY Mr. I4evadas
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:
as not as latgs as Il might be II pat
lrons could be assured Of PROMPT deIiy-
e.y The rus1 ia all postoffices IS 30
great ho~eycr that many hesitate
to order by mail who would otherwise
take advantage Of lhe system.
The railroad stations are crowded
this week with arriving and returning
shoppers Especially when a train Is
lcle 10 depart IS the crowd interesting
Nearly all are buried under great bun
dies Of purchases. The amount Of
money diverted into local commercial
q annel 81 this time Of yea is enor-
lmous IN the aggregate.
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a eREAl LMpoAvEMENr.

n. 8. Ra.s.lI. olerE q council
Arizona republican., 1904-06-29

during the latter part of the week, but it was not sufficient to be of much benefit. Tn the lower Colorado valley the supply is abundant. The days were generally rather warm during the past week, but the nights were cool. Light frosts occurred in the northern coun- ties on the 22nd, 23rd and 24th, but no material damage resulted. The cool nights. however, retarded the growth of vegetation in northern districts to some extent. The condition of all crops in the lower Colorado valley continues very fine; planting overflow land is now in progress in that section; barley is all cut and in stack; the greater portion of a heavy third crop of alfalfa has been cut; melons of all kinds are plentiful and shipments are being made in con- siderable quantities. In a few localities over other parts of the territory, crops are doing fairly well, but generally they are in less favorable condition than at the end of last week. In some northern districts corn is doing fairly we'll but generally it's growth is slow. Wheat and barley are heading in the north and some wheat is ripening. A large DOT ton of the first crop of alfalfa has been cut, with a rather light yield. In a few localities garden truck is doing well, but generally it is in poor condition. Dhe prospects for potatoes are becoming less favorable. The fruit prospects are generally poor. The cantaloupe crop jn the neighborhood of Mesa is generally good, and some of the fruit is now ripe The condition of ranges is becoming poorer. and the supply of stock water is constantly lessening. In few local ities feed and water are fairly plentiful and stock is still doing well. but gener~ ally stock is growing poorer and losses by death are increasing. Lack of water is menacing stock interests more than lack of feed.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-29

q eworks near one Of the finest resi- asrces ln the city. a house that Is now unoccupied. and where smoldering em- bcrs cf large crackers miGht cause a Are.
 Those who complain gre not lacking in patriotism but they think the use Cf fireworks should if possible be conGn- sl 70 the Fourth and even then 10 To- raltie- removed from danger or with in the surveillance Of the police and tle easy reach Of the fire department. lAe business men are arranging for a celebration O. fireworks at the park and -t w0Ild be a good thing if the boys would coniine their shooting to The park or some other scantily settled part of the city. An argument made by these citizens. and one that com .nands attention, is that al this time every thing in this part O. the world is as dry as @ t-nc and will burn on the slightest nrovocatiCn. As it is impos- fia.e to make the 4th of July come i2
Arizona republican., 1904-06-29

December the next best thing is to be prudent in its celebration.
 It is a matter of recorded history that this nation annually kills mere people in its Fourth of July celebra- 'tions than were killed in the battles of the Spanish-American war. and yet the annual sacrifice goes on. The newspa- pers so thoroughly recognize this am nual calendar event, that they pre- pare to handle the casualty news of that day as methcdically as they pre- pare to handle the reports of war cor respondents in time Of national strife. A case in point is the following letter of Ia Chicago paper, similar letters hav- ing been sent to every correspondent of that paper in the United States. The letter says:
 "Plesse wire On the night of July 4th accurate figures of the number of per sons killed in the celebration of the Gav; what caused death, the number fatally injured and the number sus- taining less serious injury. giving the cause of their wounds"
 This is not a fad of that paper alone but is the custom Of all great papers. and there is a moral in it for thinking people. These events are as certain to occur as anything in this world can be and the papers want the news.
 The local ceres spondents for outside papers unite with the protesting citi- zens in suggesting that the use of fire. works be centralized at the park as much as possible. for it has for them "a practical purpose. It is a long dis tance 10 the big eastern cities and the Phoenix celebration will net conclude till it is past midnight in the east. The correspondents will therefore be very busy and if the populace will all bunch at the park the dead will be punched or scattered over less territory and the work of the spoHdents will be greatly facilitated
Arizona republican., 1904-06-29

bles doing fairly well; condition or ca-- tile about the same.-E. L. Wetmore.
 FINAL COUNTY.
 Dudleyville-CIoudy early in the week with high south winds; no rain; water
 getting lower every day; range stock doing poorly.-Geo. F. Cook. YAVAPAI COUNTY. Cherry-Weather dry and windy;
 days hot and nights cold; feed scarce and water drying up; stock dying be- cause of lack of feed and water.-Kate
 Allen.
 Colum bid-DayS warm and nights rather cool; no rain; water for stock Ilessening: mesquite beans, now ripea- ing, will help the cattle for some time M J. Nolan.
 Gilbert-Dry and windy; everything suffering for Tain.-W. J. Gilbert. Prescott-Hot days. with rather cool nights; had light rain: stock lacks food and water; crop conditions poor.-War- ren E. Day. M. D.
 Skull Valley-VeIy warm and dry; having progressing on moist lands; fairly good crop; truck gardens doing well where irrigated: cattle becoming poorer daily.-E. SomerviIle. Walnut Grove-Week cooler, with considerable wind from southwest, and some cloudness; no crops of any kind to report on.-J. O. Carter. Yarnel-The past week has been
 rather cool and pleasant; a light rain,
 amounting to .12 inch fell on Saturday. Leopold Walloth.
 YUMA COUNTY. SOmerton-General conditions favor able for all crops; third crop of alfalfa in stack; was very heavy; plenty of ! irrigation water in canals; Colorado river still highi corn planting in prog ress; barley all cut and in stack; plant 1 ing on overflow ground commenced; weather warm.-A. E. Baldwin. | Yuma-Weather favorable for grow ! ing crops; irrigation water abundant; ! third crop of alfalfa in stack; all kinds
 of melons plentiful.-W. H. Elliott. Yuma-The weather this week has | been very favorable and the water sup ply ample, and crops have been doing ! exceedingly well; the third crop of al- ] falfl, which is now being harvested. is heavy and of excellent quality; melons of all kinds are very plentiful and are i being shipped in considerable quanti- | tfes-S Hackett.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-29
Coast Specials via 1.-THE OILED ROUTE"

One night out to either Los Angeles or San Francisco. The only "ona night" line to Frisco. We give you choice of routes. Either via Los Angeles. or through the beautiful San Joaquin Valley.
 San Francisco and return. ... $45.45 Los Angeles, San Diego, Coronado Santa Barbara and Southern
 Tickets on sale Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday of each week. Limit Nov. 30th.
 Through Pullman to St. Louis June l5 and to Chicago June 16.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-29
EXTRACTS FROM REPORTS OF
 CROP CORRESPONDENT
APACHE COUNTY.

Alpine-Weather warm and windy; more rain needed, though irrigation water is holding out remarkably well: stock doing poorly; grass making little or no growth; have had rain all around us.-H. R. Burlz.
 ager-Weather continues dry and windy; light frost on the 22nd and 23rd; beans and corn nipped, but nothing else dan.aged; crops that are sufficiently ir- rigated are doing well; alfalfa will soon be ready for first cutting.-C- s. Dewitt
 Houck-Weather hot and windy; nights cold; no rain. but range in good condition and stock doing well.-J. W. Bennett.
 Pinto-No rain; range very dry; cat tie, notwithstanding, in fine condition; nights cold, keeping garden truck back. A. F. HenIiing.
 Springe gervilie-Pasturage still very dry; no rain; 21st very windy, extract ing moisture from ground very fast; lower temperature; light frost on 22n1 and 24th; crops still looking very well. but will need rain soon; water all out Of reservoirs; stock still reported doing very well on mountains.-C. B. Tram mel
Arizona republican., 1904-06-29
THE ANKUaL SACRIFICE
ssffssfisn Tsai Phosnir Place All
 Her Offerings oa 0ie Aitar.

L-rr.Hrrf flf-te rf.rr-s have c-I1-i .. .rIa ord slEEeslftl .tll in tas
 nf lff and prop rty. some sfrHf FnCl.a lr urlratel to re-
 ~ Eesa.lE ra-l-a1 and fool r fHa. a GOO rareIese use of G-c-
 rEs .rfar t.e bending celebration
 rfllral l.rfatsB ana-Ver-ary. ~ rH en fu atllI tle ngh or rfr . rtt- Eruln. unless rar-.tL..l; .s .. fr Ffll .L fae-e ggI b- Ct.a- sr. ass prom. sraoas nrirs %. crack . are laEHr aU esrr tle rltg. Ia I r ls lelrt expected and Hr ~ lrFll-.-T .E tta aaEil1g cf rrrrse-a ar the arr-leut-l nri-r cf rearr aH1 auEuaTtef property. Last .Is-rF a aI rf algs Els shooting
Arizona republican., 1904-06-29
WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN

For the Week Ending June 27, 1904.
 The droughty condition continues un- broken over the greater portion of tho territory. Light local showers occurred at few places in the northern portion, but the amount of rainfall was too small 70 be of much benefit to vegetation. The area over which the rain fell was also very small. The amount of irrigation water has generally continued 10 di- minish, and in many sections the sup ply is TOW practically exhausted. There vas 9 slight increase in the flow of water in the canals of Maricopa county
Arizona republican., 1904-06-29
COCoNINO COrNTY-


 nights; light frost in low places sev- eral mornings; late sown grain is dry ing up in places and needs rain imme- diately; potatoes are up and look well at present, but growth is slow; corn and vegetables are at a standstill; the whole country needs a soaking rain: stock is roaming about amidst plenty of feed looking for water which is not to be found.-Chas. c. Moers.
 CHA COUNTY.
 Globe-The past week has been cool, with strong wind, in the afternoons causing springs to dry up; cattle doing fairly well, but getting weaker, with some loss in all herds.-J. F. Gerald.
 San Carlos-Dry and hot; San Carlos and Gila rivers practically dry; no wa ter for irrigatiOn; garden truck drying up; barley ripe, and yielding we'll; cot ton in experiment patch growing finely; alfalfa doing well.-Stephen B, Weeks.
 GRAHAM COUNTY.
 DuncaH-Warm days and cool nights; no rain, no water, and no grass.-Nephi Packer.
 MARICOPA COUNTY.
 Cave Creek-Hot days and cool nights, with high winds; there has been no rain,-William M. Hitchins.
 Mesa-Stfll no change in the general conditions of weather and farming op- erations; water il canals practically gone, as there is scarcely enough for stock water; pastures nearly all gone. and unless we have rain soon a great deal of stock will have to be shipped out of the country; some cantaloupes ripe-C L. Diehl
 OTme-Weather hot and dry; thresh- ing about finished; yield about 40 per cent; acreage small. only about 20 per cent of former years; no second crop of alfalfa; practically no fruit crop.-J. r. | Orme.
 Riverside-Clear, hot and drying weather all the week, with some high | winds; feed getting scarcer and drying up, but very nourishing; water in Salt River canal six hours out of days; | but little more than is needed for stock.-J. B. Hoover.
 NAVAJO COUNTY. | St. Joseph-Wcather warm ard dry: threatening on the 25th, but no rain oc- cured: spring wheat headed; first crol f of alfalfa cut; yield light; corn very good; irrigation water lessening; water for range stock nsufficient.-Hans Niel- sep.
 Snowfiake-Days very warm ana nights cool; first crop of alfalfa nearly all harvested; wheat heading out: al vegetables are looking fine; rain :: ] needed by farmers as well as sheer men.-Ellen L. Smith.
 WinslOw-Weather warm; no rair during week; water diminishing r ditches, and nearly gone on range some sheep dying, and cattle on rang; getting poor; many sheep from New Mexico in this section: alfalfa harvas still in progress. with a fair yield; othel crops looking well; entrants gettins ripe.-F. M. French.
 PIMA COUNTY. Helvetia-Only one good shower thi: month; it is now very dry, with quite a strong west wind.-J. B. Anderson.
 Tucson-No rain; warm, drying winds; springs and wells low; vegeta.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-29

bles doing fairly well; condition of ca tie about the same.-E. L. Wetmore.
 FINAL COTTNTY
Arizona republican., 1904-06-29

Cloudy early in the week with high south winds; no rain; water getting lower every day; range stock doing poorly.-Geo. F. Cook.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-29

Miss Richley-Mabsl-I love youi' exclaimed young Drcmer. 'Ah, if could only prove my love; if Ike a knight of old, could oEly go and fight for you" You may go and speak 10 papa,' said the girl, demurely.- Philadelphia Press.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-29

Have you heard about the latest in- surance coInpany?",
 NO; what is it?" "Why, it's one that promises to pay ali mony to both parties in case the mar riage proves a failure Detroit Free Press,
Arizona republican., 1904-06-29
STOMACH ACHE
 AND DlARRhGA

Brought on by eating green vegetables and unripe fruit or by sudden changes in weather. excessive heat gulping down iced drinks. etc. are quickly cured and prevented with
Arizona republican., 1904-06-29
COCHISE COUNTY.

Benson No rain; very dry; crops generally fair; grazing poor.-L- G. Oster.
 POol-Weather very dry and hot; water drying up very fast; wheat crop being harvested; yield light, but quality good; stack still doing fairly well.-J. J. Pool