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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-27
JUDGE FINES BRlTON
And Perhaps Gets Into Trouble
by So Doing

.sPIITSFIELD, Mass, Sept. 26-Hugl
Quincy, third secretary of the British
EMBASSY, was today fined in the police
court at Lee on two charges For con-
Tempt OF court he was fined S25.
similar fine was imposed in a case
charging him with speeding his auto
mopile In Stockbridge Sunday. Mr. Cur
ney, when arraigned, positively re-
FUSED to plead. claiming that as he was
the third secretary to his Brittanic ma
JeSty, he could not under international
law be arrested or held for any crime.
Special Justice Phelps said he did not
recognize international law in his court
and informed the defendant that he
must enter plea. Mr.. Quincy persist
ed in his refusal Then a fine was inn
posed for contempt of court. Mr.. Cur
ney did not have in his possession suf-
nclent money to pay the fine and he
was committed in the charge of the
ofhcer who made the arrest. The officer
accompanied Mr.. Quincy to Lenox.
where the money was secured.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. 26.-No-
st1ee of the action of special Justice
at Lee, Mass, in filming Hugh Gurney
was received at the state department.
in telegram from Mr. Raekes. first
secretary of the British embassy. who
Is al Lenox. The department imme-
diately transmitted this telegram to
the governor of Massachusetts, with the
suggestion that he do whatever might
be necessary to secure the diplomatic
immunity of Mr. Quincy. 1t is believed
at the department that the matter may
be far more serious than the local Of
hcials at Lee seem to regard it.
In the first place, by constitutional
and statutory law the persons attached
to an embassy are expressly relieved
from any legal responsibility, and the
exemption extends even to domestic
servants. 1t will remain for the gov
ernor of Massachusetts to take initial
action in this case, which will require
prompt redress.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-27
Deal in Diamonds

BOSTON. Mass, Sept 26.-Geerge
Sc. Stillings, Guy c.. Stillings and ].
Franklin Knisely,, president, secretary
and Massachusetts manager, respec-
lively, of the Preferred Mercantile
company, of this city. each were held
in $4,000 for the United States grand
jury this afternoon on the charge OF
using the mails in a scheme to defraud.
The government claimed that the COM
pany violated the lottery laws by dis
posing of the diamonds by chance
methods. Recently this company and
all its officers were denied all mail
privileges under fraud order issued
at Washington. an
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-27

members of the house OF commons. in
addition to the proposed financial coun
eli, and to which should be delegated
all private bill legislation affecting Ire
land and any other Irish business that
might be referred to it by. parliament.
Inc report concludes with suggesting
me submission OF its proposals to a
royal commission
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-27
Kills Her Child and Herself

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. 26.-Mrs.
Bessie Peck, thirty years old, picked
up her three year-old daughter Ethel,
carried her TO rain cistern in the
rear yard and cast her in. AS the
child fell through the opening of the
cistern she screamed in terror, and
neighbors were attracted to. the scene
Before they could reach Mrs. Peck she
jumped through the cistern opening.
Before assistance arrived the woman
and child were dead. Mrs. Peck had
been respondent for several DAYS.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-27
East Buys Coast Wheat

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Sept. 26.-
Agents Of a Chicago grain house are
here buying wheat for the Eastern
markets. 1t is said that 100000 bush
els of wheat have been bought in Ore
gon and Washington for shipment East
and that 100000 bushels of wheat
have also been purchased in Oregon
and Wellington, principally in the lat
II state, by Eastern buyers for ship
ment TO the East by rail. These West
ern purchases of wheat, one of the
agents is quoted as saying, cannot af-
feet the Chicago grain market. There
is shortage back East for the millers
and the purchases on the Pacific coast
are simply to supply the urgent de-
mand of the Eastern millers.
When In doubt as to how your money
should be invested. read "The Globes
Paying Wants
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-27

Rico, spoke on the food laws and the
food inspection in the island. Alfred
Won Stribral, commissioner general to
the worlds fair from Austria, and DR..
III. w. Wiley, chief of the United
States bureau Of chemistry, gave talks
on pure food in their respective coun-
tries
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-27
Waaaaman Is Rankrunf

WASHINGTON D. c., Sept ae.-
Chief Justice Cfabaugh, of the dis
trict supreme court, today adjudged
Thomas E. Waggaman bankrupt and
Andrew Y. Bradley, of this city, was
appointed referee. MT. Waggaman is
the former treasurer Of the Catholic
University of America
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-27
England will Make Heavy
Demands on Russia
for Damages
APOLOGIES WILL NOT SERVE
The News of More Seizures and the
Work of the Volunteer Fleet in
Red Sea Causes War Talk in
London.

st Petersburg, July 26.--Great Bri
tains bill for damages against Russia
for denUrrage and other indcmnitics
connected with the arrest, detention
and shelling of British ships in the
Ped sea will be very heavy Already
it is roughly estimated at $4,000 900
The popular version of the Red sea
entanglement which has so embarras.
sed the Russian foreign Office is that
it grew out of Grand Duke Alexander
Alilhailovitch, head OF the department
OF mercantile marine, practically talk
ing matters into his own hands and
commissioning the vessels of the vol.
unteer fleet which had passed through
the Dardennelles bound for the Far
East to hoist the Russian war flag
and seize merchantmen in the Red
ses. 1t IS understood that the emper-
or has censured his brother in law
for taking step Of such gravity
without consulting the foreign Office.
There is general belief however, at
the fact that Grand Duke Alexander
Mikhailoyitch's precipitate action has
not resulted in irreparable complica-
tions. The blmder of the grand duke
is attributed to his comparative youth
and ineXperience in affairs of state.
lie is well known in the United States
as he was first officer on board Nhe
armored cruiser Demitel Donskoi on
the occasion of the visit of the Rus
sian squadon to Hampton Roads and
New York in 1899.
While no protest has yet been made
against the action Of the Russian vol
unteer fleet steamer Smolensk in firing
two shells over the British steamer
hrdoya, if the official report Of the
government report bears out the press
dispatches, a strong protest will pro-
badly be entered against the Smolensk
endangering the lives Of the Ardoyas
passengers by the irregular proceed
lhgS ol the captain of the Smolensk
custom requiring that when a vessel
at sea refuses to obey the signal of a
warship to stop, follow it up with a
solid across her bows. The captain
of the Smolensk, it is added, might
be liable to a severe penalty for his
act, and also for the transfer of the
ArdoVa's crew on board the Smolensk
But trese collateral questions will be
the subject of mutual negotiations
when Great Britain presents her bill
for damages The main thing is that.
50 far as the volunteer feet steamers
are concerned the acute stage of the
diplomatic crisis has passed.
1t has been decided at the request
Of Great Britain to avoid the further
loss OF time not to send the MalIacca
to Suda bay, island of Crete. but to
release her at Algiers.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-27
GEORGIA DAY.
ST. Louis Fair VIII Fix it for Sep
temOer.

St. Louis Fair VIII Fix it for Sep
tember.
The following from yesterdays At
lanta Journal will be Of interest here:
Georgia days at the st. Louis expo
siion Will be fixed for some time
in Septembsr, probably September u.
Hon. Haryie Jordan, president of the
National Farmers Congress called On
Governor Terrell Monday motning and
after conference with him it was de-
cded to fix Georgia day FOR some
time in September during the session
Of the congress.
MIR. Jordan is now arranging with
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-27
TO TELL TEDDY ALL
ABOUT It NOW
-
viii Be Notified at Sagi-
more Hall Today By
Leaders
Mr.. CANNON TO BREAK NEWS
The Ceremonies to be Marked with
the Very Perfection of Simplicity.
Teddy will Read his Address
of Acceptance.

New Pork, July 26.-Tne kevnota
OF the republican presidential cam.
t"'sh viii be sounded tomorrow. In
the presence of committee of distin.
gulshed party leaders representing
every state and territory in the union
VIII call at Sycamore Hill to formally
notify President Roosevelt of his NOM
ination by the Chicago convention
PRESIDENT Roosevelt will read his let.
Ter Of acceptance, discussing at length
the political events of his administra.
ZION and his views on the platform
adopted by the larty at Chicago.
The notification ceremonies will take
place early in the afternoon and will
be marked by extreme simplicity. The
members Of the notification committee
and number OF other eminent repuh
leans will arrive at oyster Bay short.
" before noon and will be driven
at once to the Roosevelt home. After
the president has shaken hands with
o"9h member OF the party the visitors
Will gather on the lawn in front
oil the house preparatory to the for
mallties OF the occasion. The crowd
VIII be considerably larger than had
been anticipated and Secretary Leob
and his assistants will be kept busy
for some time in providing for tne
comfort of the guests.
Speaker Cannon is intrusted with
the task of delivering the notification
speech. The presidents speech OF
acceptance will be delivered fronn the
yeranda. The formal ceremonies Will
last scarcely half an hour after which
President and Mrs. Roosevelt will en-
tertain The visitors at luncheon on the
wide veranda which encircIes the Saga
more Hill house.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-27
Long Branch Horse Show.

Long Branch, N. j., July 26-S Socie-
ty regards the eleventh annual exhi-
bition Of the Monmouth County Horse
Show association, which opens here
tomorrow as the event of the summer.
The show this year consists of fifty
one classes-eight more than last
year-and the prizes aggregate $5,200,
which is the largest sum yet distribut-
ed among horse owners at the Long
Branch show. A notable new feature
Of the program is the class for four
in hand road teams. Another impor-
tant innovation is new class for
gig horses. ~ .,s...sxEazE
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-27
lie will Manage the Cam
paign for Parker and
Davis this Fall
UREY WOODSON SECRETARY
The Meeting of the National Commit
tee in New York Yesterday Was
Full of Hope and Harmony.
What Was Done.

New York, July 26.-The meeting ol
the national democratic executive CON
mittoo occurred in this city this after
noon in accordance with The call OF
Chairman James X. Jones issued some
time ago.
The meeting was a very harmonious
one and was woll attended by the
members of the committees and 9th
ers who held proxies for absentees
AS forecasted i'll these reports last
night Thomas c. Taggart Of Indiana
was unanimously selected as chairman
OF the committee amid genuine enthu
isasm. No names were suggested
other than Mr. Taggart and the elec
tion OF the manager of the big cam
paign did not require over five min
utes, Mr.. Taggart was in the meeting
and expressed great satisfaction al
the action Of the committee. He will
assume charge OF the campaign at
ouce and as soon as The nominees OF
the party are advised Of the action OF
the ST. Louis convention, Chairman
Tasgart will institute vigorous cam
paign
The greatest of harmony prevailed
and all of the committeeman are more
than hopeful for democratic success
TINS fall
the contest for the position OF
Secretary between J. c. Walsh, the
present secretary and Urey Woodson
.ot kentucky, the latter was chosen
The new secretary as a life long dem
ocrat and is very active in the poll
Ties Of Ris own stale. Ills election
afforded general satisfaction amona
the members OF the committee gener
ally.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-27
EMEEZZLED SaOO,OoO.OO.

John j. Ryan Arrested at Brighton
Beach Yesterday on That Charge.
New York, July 2G.-John j. Ryan,
notoriously connected with several
get rich quick concerns III this city,
st. Louis and in other sections of the
country YVES arrested in this city this
afternoon at Brighton Beach race
track on the charge Of the embezzle.
menr Of eight hudred Thousand dollars
His arrest caused great surprise in
fnanci~i circles for while it is known
lh1t he was interested in several wild
cat schemes it was not thought that
he had gone into the game TO such
an extent as tbs
He will be carried to ST. Louis for
trial
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-27

Winnipeg MAN. July &c. Teachers
from all parts Of Canada nave gather
cd in This city for the annual conyen-
ton Of the Dominion Educational as
soeition. The convention opened to-
aay and will continue in session
through Thursday Prominent among
he participants are Attorney General
Lonslcy, Of Nova Scotia; Or. inch.
superintendent OF education Of New
brunswick; Miss Agnes Deans Cam
erou, Of Victoria, b. g.; DR. Coleman
Of the Toronto school Of science and
James a. Calder, deputy commissioner
Of education for Northwest Territories
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-27
STORIES OF CRUELTY.
Political Prisoners in Poland Horribly
Treated.

Treated.
Berlin, July 27.-Most revolving re-
ports are published here of the i'll
treatment OF political prisoners in
haliscr, Russian Poland, during dis
turDances caused by the prisoners com
planning Of insufficient food. After
being fortified by drink, 270 soldiers.
headed BY dozen officers, entered
the cells and attacked the prisoners.
Some OF them had their ribs broken
by the soldiers, and others their arms
and legs One soldier cracked a pris-
oner's arm over his knee as though it
were a piece OF wood; other prisoners
lay on the ground pierced with bay
onets. Some had their eyes knocked
out, and some were strung up to
beams, bound hand and foot, and cud-
gelled. aA....
Seventy prisoners were conveyed to
the hospital, where they tore off their
bandages and refused to permit the
doctors to treat them
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-27
LOU DILLON MADE FAILURE.
Tried to Lower Her Record at Detroit
and Failed.

and Failed.
Detriot, July 26.-Baron Grattan,
driven by Ed Geers, this afternoon
at the Blue Ribbon meeting Of the De
troit driving club, which opens the
grand trotting circuit, won the $4,000
chamber Of commerce stake for 2:24
PAGERS. It was the fastest race In the
history of the stake the former record
Of Zoo 3-4 made in 1902 by Direct Hal
being broken in the first neat which
was won by Morning Star. The re.
cord was placed at 2;06 Ia by Morn
ing Star in this heat, and this mark
was cqualed by Baron Grafton in the
second heat. Baron Grafton then
equaled Direct Halls record in the
third heat.
An equal feature of the day will
The chamber Of commerce stake was
the appearance of Lou Dillon, th,
famous trotter, in an attempt to breal
the Crosse Point track record. Driver
to wagon by her owner, C. X. G. Bill
ings, Lou Dillon succeeded only il
equaling the record, 2:O5 Ia Thr
time by quarters was 80 l-2; 1902 IL
I1:34; 2:O5 IA.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-27
CONCERT FRIDAY NIGHT.
The Marine Band win Give the First
One at That Time.

One at That Time.
"Oh. let the band play a lively tune"
The Marine band announces that on
Friday evening next it win inangurate
a series Of weekly open air concerts
to be given in Hanover park during
the summer months
Under the provisions recently made
by the city council the band stand
in The park has been put in good con
lltion, electric lights have been Install
ed an it is now very comfortable.
Leader Baumgartner says that the
concerts will be given during the sum
NOR evenings ON Thursdays Instead ot
Fridays, as there are generally other
attractions on for Fridays.
These concerts promise to be very
pleasant affairs and the Marine banc
deserves the pra Sc and endorsement
ment Of the people generally.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-27
u toId a Reunion.

New York, July 2G.-The men who
constituted the state constitutional
convention Of l894 will begin a two
days reunion in this city tomorrow
A banquet at Delmonico's has been
arranged for the evening and ON the
following day shore dinner at Coney
Island will be haG.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-27
TO WE'D iN TacmhsyiLLE.
Former ErunsWickian VIII Lead ;

Former Erunswoktan VIII Lead q
Bride 10 Altar To-day
Don M. Fryer formerly Of the local
Office Of the Atlantic Coast Line in
this city now OF Jacksonville, VIII
today wed Miss Anna Covington at
the residence Of the parents OF the
bride in ThomasviIle
e o. Douglas Of This city will leave
for Thomasyille lhis morning, where
he goes to serve as an attendant at
hte wedding,
Mr. Fryer has large circle Of
friends in Brunswick who win join the
News in rendering congratulations.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-27
LAReE aEARrep seHwAB.
He viii do Great Things for soretta
If She viii BuiId Side Walks

Johustown, Pa, July 26.-Charlos
1i. sohwab, of lhe Uuited States Steel
Corpor zion has made a proposition to
pave tile main street ol the borough
oI Borcua, build her a system Of elec-
tric light plants all free Of cost if in
return the municipality viii lay brick
side walks and operate the light plant.
Ii is stated that the offer will be
accepted.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-27
AN EARLY MORNING BLAZE.

The Fire Department Rad Good
Long Run This Morning.
An alarm OF Gre was turned into
the department FROM box No. u short
" after one O'Clock this morning.
ghe department made a splendid run
to the scene OF the fire, small store
house corner Of Lee and LondoE
streets. The flames had gained con
iderable headway before the alarm
vas sent TO headqu rters, still the
department did splendid work and the
damages viii amount 70 very little.
Tire store was owned by T,cwis tliil
formerly a member Of the police force.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-27
A BIG DIVIDEND DECLARED.
The United States Steel Corporations
to Clip Coupons.


to Clip Coupons.
New York, July ga meeting OF
the board OF directors of the United
States Steel Corporation was held in
this city To-Day and was largely at
ten&ed by the member sof the directo-
rate Of the company.
The most important business trans.
acted by the board was the declaring
OF regular quarterly dividend of one
and three quarter per cent. on the
preferred stock Of the corporation pay
able August 30.
This is an unusually large dividend
carrying of course seven per cent.
basis for the year.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-27

FROM AULO LANG SrNf
Story of General Interest Which
old Brunswiokians VIII Recall.
why the State Sold the 8.
& w. and its Results.


The following IRON recent issue
uI the iVorth Georgia eitlze'. will be
OF interest here in Brunswick as many
ol me oiaer citizens OF tnls city "'h
recall The facts enumerated, with rel-
erence 10 the old B a " railway,
winch IS at present portion ot the
Atlantic Coast Leiiie' eAteneins hom
TINS city - Albany
There are many Georgians yet liang
who remember rne sale oi the Old
BrunsgrA ana Western railroad by
the state 20 the now southef raIwas
ana what prouipJea tue sale.
But for tna benefit of he goans +
generation 4e wih oneay nelto J
Ihe ola fanawica n4 as-tas4 was
oWneu " ne ataleua~s5r % rs sa-e
10 ne Aast sessec, us.la4 ANA
Georgia lnow the ooungru gAaaayJ
aHd was proau0ss piece oI pfopoi55
two streahs of rast ara ilghl Vi
way At that time me uetual rau-
way 81 Georgia, g.Inlipauy oWaed Is
savannah. 4lth SIR WauIcy as press
dent, had lis iannaei tsA uaps AGAINST
every town Ir4m Au4uta 10 .5a. 4nnaa
ecep 5ayaanaD, sna d erJad ali pos
s.oie business % taa. oiy. ana iayor-
ing il ia every way both Iu trolgh.
and passenger tarin il uaa the lu
termed4sl4 points between Aliaula anu
savannah bottled uig-a al its mercy
So npch So .ua, ii vas uot an nire-
Quent sight 10 see wagon trans o.
c4otton going from Forsyth 70 Macon
aad Barnosviiie to At.aAJl, etc.
yybon me stata found Il necessary
eu sa H,.neuics ana 4 lasf.,..
,,e ..sonla W. minnie ANA sopfbarn
,sso,.a,a e..sa ~ fna,, nteof a,d ~.
,aanaea ma, o.hoeye, .boaL l.. be
r.r,.t.a.e, :. tpe t.r,..sa,c. no >Ves.
.,1 must naad iaa ,roe Macon
tiaa,, n orarr fo .na,.at. s..
t!a easraf af ,,as.r.ia .eus lb.
stata as..,s,. rt f,su
.ono,e. .as 1arl 81 i
#asta,.. ..a.zess nut II snae8 aa
r.,.ss of tbe a.ger the Eas; Ten.
fo.s ~, .ni ana cearg.a railroad
sa. Hs gte.on h. ,,a ..ord
s3,s, .ynen ~ ina yse oon.a.fa.i
,-.a ,,s.., Il. ..t..,t. Y.o r r.
asssd rg,t =, .,ay t,o,, A,,a,f..
:. eon. l,l.5,a.. ~, n,.,,.,.f ~,
e,,s ts.,oo spa ,,,,to, r,trssd ,,,,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-27
DANGEROUS NEGRO ARRESTED.
officer Coins placed Arthur Taylor

OIULVF NVII'o Z Te3I1'7V ~ '''T'' = -
Behind the Bars Yesterday.
Arthur Taylor, the negro man who
ran amack in the Acre Saturday night
pulled his pistol and assumed the role
Of dictator, finally nearly beating the
life out OF John arnold, with a pistol
was arrested by Officer Coins yester-
day ana placed in Giynu county Jail
Taylor is charged with assault with
intent to murder and it is stated that
he made several attempts to Kill his
man, but the pistol would not work
and turning it around he used it with
telling effect as club.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-27
Canal Commissioners oaI

New York, July 26.-1he Panama
canal eS~pmissioners, headed by Eea
Admiral Walker. sailed for The isihmus
Today 20 further Investigate she situa
zion before enactug legislation iol
inc government Of the strip. The CON
missioners are accompanied yy Ceacr
al Solicitor Masoou, Treasurer Ken
ew and Auditor Armstrong,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-27
At NEW CHWANG.

The Japs Escort Transports and Their
Troops Enter City.
St Petersburg, July 2G.--It is re.
ported here from Mukden that the
japanese squadron escorting twenty
transports was cruising today within
sight of Yankow, the port of New
Chwang The japanese cavalrymen
entered the city early in the morning.