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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-12
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-12
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-12
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-12

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-12
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-12

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-12

Speiratbs' uuo lObssaua.tseu nit Sprus
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-12

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-12

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sulplosr NIB. iiu0eu teiue Auiuabme.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-16
NEGROES FLEE FLAMES
ANNOUNCED BY PROPHET

Wilmington, ~ c., Aug. 15.-Hun.
dleds of negroes have left this city on
account of prophecy made by a
negro fanatic that Wilmington will
be completely destroyed by fra An
gust 16.
Those who could departed on the
trains others on private conveyances
while the poorer elements took III
their beds and walked.
The fire, according to the prophet,
will begin at the east of the city and
sweeps the terrific fury across the en-
tire area, destroying thousands in its
path. 1t is stated in the negro's proph
ecy that the flames would be especial
ly severe on those who declined to
believe IN its genuineness.
From present indications a consid-
enable number of unbelievers exist.
Meanwhile the fire department
Shows no signs of panic.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-16
DECISION IS OF
INTEREST HERE
Supreme Court Decides on
Case Similar to One Now
Pulling Council
AS TO FIVE FOOT ALLEY
Case Was Carried to the High Trib.
unal from ogIethorpe, Ga.,--De-
eision is Very Important
One.

a decision. handed down by the SUI
pleme court last Friday will be of
interest in this city, inasmuch as the
very same question is now before the
city council, namely: Whether the
5-foot alley on G street is the property
Of the owner of the land or of the city.
Al incident also occurred,a s while at
norneys were before the mayor and
council arguing this very important
question last Friday afternoon. the
supreme court of Georgia was discuss
ing the same question. which was
brought up from the city of Ogle;horpe
and their decision was about the same
az the one reached by the local coun-
ell.
This is very important question in
Brunswick, and great deal depends
O the final decision. sS
The case in OglGFnorpe seems to be
identical to the one in Brunswick, a.
though the Issue may not be exactly
the same.
The decision in fun which will DE of
Interest in this city is as follows:
Kelsoe VS. Mayor and Town Council
Q. Oglethorpe. Petition fos injunc-
ton Before Judge Littlejohn Ma
con superior court.
Evans. il Before a municipality
can acquire by dedication an easement
over tract Of land for use by the
public as street. there must be an
acceptance or the easement by the
:: Municipality
q Such acceptance may be shown
h. proof that the municipal authori-
ties assumed control over the street
tGt acceptance will not be implied
n to a portion of a street laid out
by the owner of the land but over
which the municipal authorities did
MOI undertake to exercise any control.
g. While prescription does not run
against a municipal corporation with
respect to land granted to It for the
use Of the public, yet a municipal cor
% ration may De abandonment relin.
quish it's control over street which
has been dedicated TO it Tor public
Use
A. Under the evidence submitted TO
tho trial Judge, it was error to refuse
an interlicutory Injunction.
Judgment reversed.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-16
Sworn In Yesterday as
Member of Georgia Rail-
way Commission
SOME IMPORTANf WORK
Many Matters to be Handled by the
Commission at Their Next Session. f..
May Lower the Passenger
Rate

Atlanta, Aug. 15.-Joseph NJ. Brown
OF Marietta. became a member of the
state railroad commission today, sue
coeding Hon G. Gunby Jordan, of
Columbus. whose resignation is now
in effect
Though Mr.. Jordan resigned in May
his resignation to take effect August
l., the fact did not become known
until last Monday when Cove nor Ter
rel made the appointment of Mr.
Brown as his successor.
Mr. Brown took the oath Of office be-
fore Governor Terrell last Thursday,
and was ready 70 assume today his
duties as railroad commissioner Mr.
Brown brings to the new position
hich he will fill vast fund of infGr-
nation which he possesses, largely by
reason of the fact that he was for
twenty-five years connected with the
Western and Atlantic railroad, ana
was its traffic manager at the time he
left it's service a few years ago. The
law requires that there shall be on
the commission one member of rail
read experience. The position on the
commission has been held up to to-
daS by Mr. Jordan and it is in that
capacity he is succeeded by Mr.. Brown
In taking up the work where Mr.,
Jordan leavs it off. Mr.. Brown finds
himself confronted by some very i'm
pcrtant propositions, which the rail-
read commission has to consider and
act upon The petition to the Atlanta
freight bureau for a REIMBURSEMENT of
freight rates to and from this city,
which involves also many other points
Ia the state, has never been disposed
OF The last step taken by the com
mission was to direct REIMBURSEMENT
Of the rates on strip, SO as 10 put At
lanta and Uhtgf points in this terri
tcry on basis Of equality with Bir-
mingham, Montgomery and other
points similarly situated. A 6Eal de-
cision in this matter is to be made
o August 26 next, when the commits
sion viii hold its next regular meeting.
There is also outstanding an order Of
h. commission directing Other chang
es in rates, and if these are not made
the necessary steps to bring about
the desired equality
Another important proposition which
ccufrontg MIR Brown in entering upon
lfis Office is the motion made by
Chairman J pope Brown of the com
mission, that passenger rates in Geor-
gia shall be lowered to 2 cents per
mite. It is expected the commission
will also discuss this subject to some
extent at it's forthcoming meeting. 1t
Il, a matter which will be gone into IN
considerable detail with reference to
lie situation in other states. before
any final action is taken.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-16
HEAD CUT OFF BY FAST TRAIN
Young Man Meets Horrible Death at
Spartanburg.

Spartanburg, s. c., Aug. 15.-Joe
Howell. a well known young man OF
Cambello, S. c., was decapitated by a
Southern railway train here this morn
ing. Young Howell came down on
the train from Asheville. and seeing
No. 80 leaving for Atlanta. tried to
board it several hundred yards from
the depot jumping from the Asheville
train and falling to the ground
Arising he grappled at No. 80 which
was well underway, missed his hold
and his body was hurled under the
wheels The head was found Is feet
from the body. The back of the head
was mashed beyond description, while
the face was scarcely hurt. The sight
was a most CHASTITY one. The boy was
carried to the home of the young
man some hours after the accident
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-16
one NEGRO TRIED
AND CONVICTED
-
Everything Passed Off
Quiet in the Little City
Yesterday
MANY TROOPS GUARD
BULLOCK COUNTY JAIL.
Jury in CAGE. of viii Cato Was out
for Only Five Minutes and Re-
turned Verdict of Guilty.
Paul Reed Will be Placed
on Trial This Morning.
People all Satisfied

Statesboro, Ga, Aug. 15.-Paul Reed
and Will Cato, two Of the negroes
being charged with the murder of the
Hodges family near this place two
OF three weeks ago, were brought into
tie court house this morning. The
men have been in the Savannah Jail
fer some time, but they wers brought
here Thursday night. The fact that
they were in the Statesboro jail was
kept secret until yesterday afternoon.
VIII Cato was the first negro placed
on trial today, and his case occupied
ne attention IF, the court during the
entire day. The jury retired at TAO
o'clock tonight and in exactly five
minutes returned a verdict Of guilty
without recommendation TO the mercy
Of the court.
The attorneys for the defense tried
hard to have the wife's testimony
thrown out. but the motion vas over.
ruled. The woman was severely cross
examined and retracted her state.
ments remarkably, leading to the guilt
of Cato. tsssaawqxus,,
Up to this hour no Iynchings have
occurred Crowds have have gather.
e. on the street corners and discussed
the situation, but there is now such
heavy guard around the Jail that
there can hardly be any lynching, and
the people seem to be satisfied with
tie trial of the cases.
Paul Reed will be placed on trial
tomorrow morning and there is no
doubt but that he will be convicted
as he is considered the leader of the
crowd. ,s,s lA-,a:.,
Attorney Myrick of Savannah. today
withdrew from the case and the de-
fence is now represented entirely by
LEGAL attorneys, and they today made
hard fight to save Catos neck.
a company of military arrived here
this afternoon from Savannah and
everything is now very quiet.
Altogether eleven negroes are held
as principals or witnesses in the case
and they will all be tried as rapidly
as possible
A meeting Of citizens was held a
mile from the city Sunday night at
which it was decided to let the law
take it's course. 1t is now believed
that at least three Of the negroes will
be convicted and sentenced to hang,
After the jury returned a verdict in
the Cato case today he was seen but
still refused to talk of the case. He
had a guilty look upon his face, how.
ever, which told that he was one of
the murderers of Henry Hodges
and his family. .,Asss,ge,
At this hour, II o'clock. there has
not been even sign of lynching and
no attempt is expected during the
night. "a i
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-16
ToMoRRows Baseball GAME
Local Fans are Awaiting it With More
Than Usual interest.

Local Fans are Awaiting it With More
Than Usual interest.
The game OF baseball scheduled for
tomorrow afternoon between the Sa-
&nnah professional team Of the South
Atlantic league and the Brunswick Pi-
lots is attracting more than ordinary
Interest among the fans, and they are
atxiously awaiting the game Good
weather permitting, it is believed that
one If the largest crowds Of the sea
son will be out
Walker will pitch for the locals.
This will be the first game he has
pitched against a professional team
since Jacksonville was here before the
season opened, as Grimes has perform
ed in the box in the other games with
the professionals. The local fans
seem to have more confidence in Way
kei than the other twirlers of the
ri OTIS and with good support they be.
lieve he will win the game against
Savannah tomorrow That club is
now playing in Jacksonville and will
arrive here tomorrow over the A. &
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-16
BIG CROWD WILL COME ON
A. 6. 3. EXCURSION TO-DAY

The last big excursion OF the sea
son over the Atlantic and birmingham
will reach the city today about noon
ard, according to reports, it will be
an unusually large one.
The A. & b. people have been adver
Using the excursion extensively and
have offered an unusually low rate
from every station on the road
Crowds will come down from Fitzger
ala Thomasyille, Cordele, Montezuma
Douglas ard all other stations on the
road The tickets are limited tc
three days and the excursicnists are
given an opportunity to spend some
time on the islands as wen as in the
city.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-16
ENGLAND WILL SUPPORT
THE BRITISH SUBJECTS

London, August 15.-Parlaiment was
pfo-argued at o'clock this evening
King Edward, in speech. said, the
government would support energetical-
~ the British subjects in exercise OF
the rights recognized by the inter
national law as belonging to neutrals
l. is also stated that it has been decid
cd to introduce elective elements in
to the legislative councils of the Trans
vaal as the first step to ultimate the
government.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-16
Interesting Subject to Be
Handled By Some
Coed Speakers
A LARGE CROWD EXPfCTED
Subject Will be Resolved, That Char
acter Exerts a Greater Influence
over Destines of the Human
Race Than Money.

The meeting of the Mems club to
night viii be OF unusual interest anC
all members of this popular organiza
non and the public generally are ur
gently requested to attend
There will be a debate on the ques
ton resolved that character exerts
a greater influence over the destines
OF the human race than money" This
program was arrangd for last Tuesday
evening, but was postponed for the
reasons stated in these columns al
the ;ime
Those who expect to participate in
tits debate are: Affirmative. Col G
= Goodyear, A. Y. Wood, Dave Atllin
sen; negative, A. NJ zeIner. J. A
Montgomery Steve Goodyear j. sgd
ley Roberts.
These gentlemen compose some Of
the best speakers in Brunswick and
expect to come prepared and ready tc
fight for victory for their espective
sloes
The question is a broad one and
Is calculated to arose. those who
tn nix Of such matters seriously to the
highest pitch of discussion The elut
decided upon this particular question
fn~ debate because these two matters
are perhaps the most influential fac
tors in the life of every man
The executive committee Of the clul
d slras to urge the people ol Bruins
wick. to make a special effort and hon
OF the gentlemen who have volunteered
their services for the evening by ;
uood attnndancc
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-16
New Record for aowen.

Evidently Catcher Bowen Of the Pi-
lets, is getting lively in base running
The Waycross Herald, in reporting
Fridays game, says of the Brunswick
players: Bowen and Walker, Of Bruins
wick were the battery for the visitors
and Spain, of Quitman, also helped
them out on second base. The feature
of the game was the batting and base
running of Bowen. He IS e2Iitled to
every score made by the Blackshear
team. Making the rounds til zee times
himself. a clean two base hit in the
eighth inning brought in thee men.
AS a base stealer, Bowen is ahead OF
anything ever before seen here
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-16
FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT.

Hon. B. S. Miller Candidate for Vice
President Of Next Senate.
Atlanta, Aug. 15.-Hon. B. s. Mil
LEI of Muscogee county has announced
hio candidacy for the Office of vice
president of the next senate This is
The first announcement for the office
and in all probability he will have
10 opposition
Mr. Miller has been a member oil
tbs house for five years and has made
most excellent record. There are
four candidates for the senate, Hon.
W T. Steed Of Taylor, Hon. w. S.
West, OF Lowndes. Hon. A. O. Blalock,
CT Forsyth and Hon. c. M Gambler
OF DeKalb.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-16
TRACING GREAT ATTENTION
Mrs. lsaac's Sale the Greatest in
Brunswicks History.


Brunswck's History.
So great has the demand for goods
been at Mrs NJ. Isaacs great sacrifice
sale. which is on for ten days, that
she was compelled to order more
goods by wire asst week, and several
large shipments arrived by express
yesterday They were opened and
put on sale at prices never before of
Tered ip this city
This sale has proven to be a great
success, and resembles one Of the
g eat remnant sales in New York,
when the front door Of the stores are
compelled to DE closed on account OF
the rush.
AS early as six O'Clock yesterday
morning the crowds began to arrive at
Mrs. Isaac's and there was a continu-
Gus rush until the closing hours. The
colord band was again on hand and
furnished music for the customers.
Mrs. Isaac invites everybody to Wis
it her store and look over the stock
ana prices, it makes no difference
whether you buy or not Her store is
stin crowded with everything usually
carried in first class dry goods estab-
nshment, and every article is going
prices never before offered the
people of Brunswick.
Mrs. Isaac states that the sale has
merely begun and that before it is
over she will make some new and
interesting announcements.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-16
CITY TREASURER TO RESUME
HIS OFFICE TOMORROW

Senator w. F. Symons has returned
from Atlanta, and tomorrow he viii
resume his position as city treasurer
which place has been filed, while
he has been attending the Legislature
b. Attorney w c. Brobston.
Senator Symons term has expired
and this district will be represented
mex gear by Hon. D. P. Rose of Owens
Ferry, Comden county. Mr.. Brobstor
has made an excellent treasurer dur
ing his incumbency.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-16
SAD SEA WAVES CAUSED IT.
Popular Young Couple Were Married
Here Sunday.

Tere sunday.
The library in the home Of Mr.
end Mrs S. B Giddens was the scene
CT a wedding ON Sunday evening
when Capt Frank Ferrebee and Miss
Lila Belle Pool were married. This
announcement will be of interest tC
The friends of the contracting parties
The wedding had already been an
ncuHced for September IA and prepa
rations were complete for the affair
bat Sunday when Capt Ferrebee cam
over to Brunswick to visit Mr. and
Mrs. Giddens guest, enhanced by the
rythmic music of the sad sea waves
cupid could not delay, neither coula
the captain leave all these attractions
anG the one center which radiated the
btauties of nature so wildly, he coulC
not leave.
Both decided it an ideal season
everything in tact, the nuptial kno'
was tied. Miss Pool is one of the
most popular and talented young lad
ics of Macon and has numaroue
friends in the many cities where she
tas visited. Capt Ferrebee is
young man of high standing and excel
lent business ability.
After a luncheon rendered b. MIR
ana Mrs Giddens, and with best con
CALCULATIONS from friends here anc
elsewhere by telegram, Capt. and Mrs
Ferrebee left for Savannah, their fu
Il re home.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-16
ELEVATOR FELL,
TWO WERE KILLED
SEVERAL OTHERS SERIOUSLY IN.
JURED IN ACCIDENT IN NEW
YORK YESTERDAY.

New York, Aug. 15.-An elevator il
the ten story building on Mercer street
fell from the fifth floor to the base
ment today and the weights of the
elevator fell on top Of the large cage
Two men were killed instantly ,one
was fatally injured, while ten more
were injured more or less. The ele-
vator man and the superintendent OF
IRE building have been arrested.