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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-18
Bankruptcy Court Has
Been Busy During the
Past Week
SILL ON The SAME CASE
ccurt Adjourned Until September 21
When Wiesins VS. Goddard and
Garbutt 'Nill be Finally Dis
posed of

The attention of the bankruptcy
court was engaged all day yesterday
in the hearing of the trial of the case
OF w Nj. Wigsins vs. Goddard and Gar
butt, bankrupts, which has occupied
the attention of the court tor three
days.
AT the convening of court yesterday
n orning Judge Isaac oyerruled the
motion Of counsel for the bankrupts
10 non suit Virgins case holding that
he facts demanded a complete hear
ing OF the case on both sides. The
taking Of testimony for the bankrupts
vas then begun and up to the hour
o, djourning the case had not been
concluded The court adjourned the
hcaring until September 81, when the
evidence will be concluded and the ar
gments OF counsel heard The case
Is one Of the most hotly contested
Ell or heard in the bankruptcy court
uere
Tae issue Involves the title to abo1t
1.55J Of TIMBER lands in WAYNE coun-
~.
THO court also refused to confirm
the le of certain land belonging 10
The estate of j. l.. Dredge, bankrupt
and recently did in at public sale upon
the ground that the price was mad
cquate The property viii have to be
e, sold by the trustee.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-18
WILL CAUSE TROUBLE.
~ND
Boys Stealing Coupons from Papers
in Subscribers Yards.

81
Boys Stealing coupons from Papers
in Subscribers Yards.
Several News subscribers have re
ported lately that their paper is recei'
e. every morning with the coupon Oh
u. Nj. Miller & Son clipped from the
columns, and they have placed the
b anne to our carriers.
1t has developed, however, that the
carriers have not been doing this
work. Two or three small boys, Il
seems, go around behind the carriers
during the early hours of the morning
snd clip the coupons before the sub
sCrlbers receive their papers.
If these young miscreants are cap
tured they will be prosecuted by The
News Publishing Company and we
warn them in advance.
The News carriers are all honest
upright little fellows and would not
do any such dirty work.
In Justice to the little girls who
arc contesting for the pretty Buck
range, The News desires to state that
re one connected with this paper will
be allowed to take part in the con
test. and anyone sending in coupons
ro. ated to any one in this Office will
lie debarred + ON the contest.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-18
CITIZEN WRITES
ON GOOD SUBJECT
-
Wants to See a Fair or
Carnival in Brunswick
This Year
WOULD BE A BIG SUCCESS
He Thinks Brunswick Should Fall in
Line With Other Georgia Cities
And Have Entertainments of
Some Kind

Editor News: Macon is advertis
ing her state fair, Wayoros the south
Georgia fair, Savannah is to have a
cGrniyal, Thomasville, Valdosta, Ath.
ems, Albany, and, in tact nearly every
city in Georgia is arranging cor an en-
tertainment during the fall aud winter
Why not Brunswick?
Certainly we should arrange a fair
or carnival for the coming fall or win
ter We have, in a way. the advan-
tage over all the other cities but still
year in and year out, nothing of the
kind is held in Brunswick And why?
Simply because there is not four or
Eve public spirited citizens who will
take the matter in charge and get
the citizens interested.
Several years ago two fairs were
held in Brunswick The first was a
magnificent success. People came
here from all section of the state, sew
c'sl nearby counties made exhibits,
the exhibit building was crowded, the
.race track afforded the very best hors.
cs to be found in this section, the
midway had its entertaining attrac-
tirns. and it was a fair seldom equal
cd in the state.
The next year the management de.
CiGed to give ii in the hot season. 1t
was not a success. The fair assocla.
ton went to the wall; all citizens lost
Interest and since that time we have
not had ap enterteiundcnt Of any kind
iseas hare eaierpris eenough to have
4 street, fair carnival or something OF
he kind this year, and l venture to
sly that it will be a great success in
every particular.
The hundreds of people living along
ibe line of The three railroads would
be glad of an opportunity to visit an
entertainment in Brunswick Since
The last fair a new section has been
otened to Brunswick that of the At
l;nti and Birmingham raila2rd. The
people residing along this line all the
way from Brunswick to Montezuma
lHoul1 be glad to come to "a carnival
n Brunswick
We are gifted with but few other cit
,as in the state have to Offer their
visitors the Atlantic ocean Hun
a4cas are always glad to come to this
city for the simple fact that it is sea
pert. and with many other attractions
there is no reason to offer why a car
E.yal in Brunswick should not be a
gIe9t success.
Let's call a meeting, organize an
a, sociation and begin work Tor an en-
tertainment this year.
s9 "citizen."
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-18
JAPANESE WELL PLEASED
WITH AMERICAS ACTION

Washington, Sept. H. Negotiations
between the American and Japanese
government regarding the dispositions
OF the. crew of the Russian armed
transport Lena. while that vessel is in
formed at San Francisco, it is said,
will take place at Toxic, the state de.
partmont, of course, keeping Minister
iakahira, the Japanese minister at
" ashington constantly informed OF
each step. Regarding the action Of
this government in permitting the
Lena TO disarm. Mr.. Takahira said to-
DAY:
q took pleasure In cabling to my
government the details of the Lena in
cident and the prompt action Of the
American government in the matter.
While, Of course, 1t is for my govern
ment to indicate its views in the mat
Gor, [ doubt aot that the promptness
Of the American officials will cause
satisfaction to the authorities at Toxic
| / received today a telegT am from
The consul general at San Francisco
Genying that there had not been slight
est friction between himself and the
American officials. He also reports
dat he has not made any demand OF
any sort.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-18
James B. JordOn, From
This Port, isI.ost
at Sea
Win \ BIG CARGO
She Sailed from This Prt on Sep
tember 10 With a Cargoof 4s8, 900
Feet of Lumber Which was
Valued at $f2, 1880.

The following is a dispach sent out
by the Associated Press yesterday:
Wilmington, N c., Sept. 1G.-The
captains and crews OF The schooners
Emily f. Northam aud James b. Jor.
Can reached this port today, having
been picked up and brohght to South
pert by the steamer NJ +. Plant,
bound from Port Tampa for Philadei-
phia. Both schoonershad to be aban.
dcned at sea and wre loaded. with
II mber. The former was bound frcm
Georgetown to New FORK and the lat
ter from Brunswick o New York.
"The schooner Bfde O'Niel put into
Southport this mohing ia a leaking
condition. The calain reported hav-
bg sighted The shooner Madeline
Cooney minus her lainsail but able to
navigatel
The schooner Sale C. Marvil load.
Ell with phosphate rock, and bound
f.om Charleston to Baltimore, came
under Cape Fear bar today and report.
Ell the loss of two yawl boats and
some SAIL
The James b. Jordan, the schooner
from this port SINK, is an old Bruins.
wick trader. Shb sailed from this port
on September 10 with cargo OF
4Ss,O00 feet of hmher, loaded by the
Mallard FR1SarIing Company, which
was valHGd at s,2.l96.
1t Wi be rem EmbA5ed that the Iar-
day bgosgat Oh 6er arrival here the
eyew of the schooner Thackeray
which was burned, off Charleston on
September 8.
Capt. Jordan had, many friends in
this city who will Sgret to learn of
the accident to his @ssel.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-18

Dolly Warden is by Stanlsiau Strang
and Julian Edwards, the two clever
writer's who Save given to the Amer
can stage such poetic and melodic
productions, as The Wedding Day in
which Lillian Russell, Della Fox and
jefferson De angeles starred jointly a
.cw seasons ago; Madeline or rhe
Magic Kiss ade famous by Camille
oAry.le; Tie jolly MusEeteer in
which Jefferson dc Augele4 80 success
sully starred Tor two seasons, their
latest effort being Love Lottery writ
ten especially for Madame sehumann-
Heinkc debut ia light opera.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-18
Bio Celebration at End.

Enid. Okla., Sept 17.-The eleventh
anniversary Of the opening of the
Cherokee strip and the founding OF
Enid was observed with big celebra'
tion today. Business was generally
sus pended, the streets were filled with
visitors from the surrounding country
and the day was given over to va.
RED program of festivities and enter
talnment.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-18

City OF Mexico, Sept 17.-This was
Mexlco's national independe day
and in pursuance of the usual customs
the anniversary was observed through
cut the republic In the capital Pres
ident Diaz reviewed an army corps
which marched through the principal
streets and in front of the national
ptlace. The city was handsomely dec
GRATED and there were all sorts OF
amusements for the masses. This
evening congress assemblies in regular
session and President Diaz will deliy
er his annual message.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-18
KILLED AT ocILLA.
James T. Ensign Run over by Cars
in a Lumber Yard.


in a Lumber Yard.
Ocilla, Ga, Sept, flames T. En-
sign wss killed at Ocila yesterday
morning by being run over by a fat
car and engine in the yards of the
Ebsign-Oseamp Lumber Company. Mr..
Ensign was in the mill yard ON the
track The noise OF the mill drown
ei the noise Of the engine. the flat
striking him and knocking him down
and the engine aud cars passing over
HIS body, terribly cutting him, result
inS in his death a few minutes later.
Ihe remains arrived in Triton at sos
and viii be sent to Connecticut for
interment
Mr.. Ensign was a hrotlieG of ]. Les
Ensign, of the EnsisnOscainp Lumber
Company and he had a number OF
friends in tnis city who VIII regret
to hear Of the awful accident.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-18
Young FOrger in New York
Placed in the Tombs
Yesterday
0FFtRED $4,000 CASH BOND
L Was Refused by the Court AID the
Younsster viii be Kept in Tombs
for Some Time-He is Only
18 Years Old.

New York, Sept. 17.-Frank ODon.
nell a boy eighteen years Of age, was
paced in the tombs today charged
with forgery amounting to at least
100000 and the amount stolen may
b. greater than that
The boy offered a cash bail OF $4,000
which was refused by the court and he
Will be held in the tombs until the
regular session Of court.
oDonnelL it is said stole the money
to outriyal Joe Leager as plunger
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-18
Rankors Conclude MeetIna.

New York, Sept 1.-THE American
bankers association held the final ses-
sions Of its annual convention today.
Features OF the session this morning
we're addresses by Ellis II. Roberts
treasurer Of he United States, on
The Strength and Weakness of Amer
ican Finance, and by W. e. Schweppe
Of st. Louis, who took as his subject
Credit Indemnity and Its Value to the
Banker. -.-4- 4ns. saa4Al
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-18
GODFREY TAKEN I'd MONROE
Arrested IN Huntsville, All. on Charge
of 1Iqamy.

Huntsville, Ala, Sept. 17.-On re-
quest of the eheriff at Molroe, Ga, ].
NJ Godfrey, cotton mill operative,
was arrested here early Yesterday by
the police on q charge Of bBam-. The
al eyed crime was committed in Jack
son, Ga, and the prosecutor Is the
second wife Of the man, ald claims
that she was deserted on the third
day Of their marriage. Godfrey claims
that he obtained a divorce fom wife
No. before embarking in 1ptrimony
The second time.
A deputy sheriff from Monlpe arriv-
ed last evening and after Identifying
the prisoner returned with him to
Georgia. Godfrey went without requi-
9ition papers.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-18
SIZE WAS FOUND UNDER HOUSE
Miss Bessie Roberts Had Been Miss.
ina Several Days.


ing Several Days.
Admission, Ala, September 17.-Miss
Bessie Roberts, a highly respectable
young lady, was found in semi-con-
sCious condition shortly afte4 noon to.
day beneath vacant house on Sixth
avenue She was taken charge Of by
the police and it was about tive hours
after her discovery before she was
identified. UP to late hour tonighs
size has not gained consciousness. She
nas been removed to the home of her
aunt, where she is receiving every
attention possible.
She had been missing since Monday
.aflernoon and it is thought that she
mad been assaulted for the purpose
OF robbery. Her purse has not been
found. .sa6&cEs@
Miss Roberts is a sister of Naval
Constructor Roberts, of the New Or
leans navy yards.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-18
MANY school Books

Attention is directed to the local
school book advertising of Messrs
Fleming and wan in these columns
These enterprising geneltmen, who
have long been identified with the
school book buginess in this city, have
an unusually large stock this year
which they an Offering at the lowest
nossible price,.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-18
coLoRED SHOOTING AFFRAY.
Report Early This MFning That One
Neuro Shot mother

According to a rehrt around the
city early this morning, a shooting
affray of some kind ofurred about 2
o'clock in the eastern ort Of the city
but owing to the laten@s of the hour
it is impossible to ascetain facts.
It is not known viii was shot or
how seriously he was injured. The
police stated that they had not heard
any particulars when sein by a News
reporter shortly before / O'Clock.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-18
To Award Contract.

At the meeting of city council Thurs
day night, it is expected that the con
tract for completing the old hospita
building will be awarded. Bids were
Submitted to the council some time
ago, but none of them were satisfac
tory and it was decided to again ad
yertise. 1t is expected that the worl
will begin on the hospital immediate
ly after the contract is awarded.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-18
EXCURSION THURSDAY NIGHT

"a Simon Transit comnarg MiAs nm
one to Sc Simon.
The st Simon Transit Company has
decided to run another Of their attrac
tive excursions to St Simon mex
week and it has been decided to con
duct one on next Thursday night
Sept. % On this occasion the comm
dious steamer Dorothy will leave the
city at 1880 O'Clock sharp for the Piel
and returning will leave the ISLAND
about midnight.
Music and dancing viii be among
the pleasant diversions Of the evening
and it is expected that large crowd
viii attend.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-18
r. c. NELLY is APPOINTED

Named to Succeed the Late Major
.,yals as Experimental Director
Governor Terrell has appoiI ted Hon.
T. c. Neely, of Waresboro, Burke
county, Ga, as director of the exper-
mental station for the first congress
SIGNAL district to fill the unexpired
term of Major C. M. Ryals deceased.
Mr.. Nicely is a well known man in
Burke county and the news Of his
election will please his many friends.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-18
A NEGRO THIEF oAPrURED

Charged with Breaking in 8. A. |,
Freight Car at BIaden.
Cnas. Russell. colored, was brought
q the city Friday and placed in the
county Jail by Detective Jones OF the
seaboard Air Line,
RuSseI ii ehaVgssl With nreaKs IS
ffto a freight car 81 the 5eaboard al
oc near Bladen several days ago. The
negro succeeded in stealing several
articles from the car. Detective jon
ev was put to work on the case and
he soon succeeded in landing the gull
ty negro. He will probably be given
a preliminary hearing one day this
week.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-18
HORSE HE TRAINED BEATEN;
MAN DIED AS A RESULT

Rase Track, Brighton Beach. Sept.
I7.-Afraidander won the Brighton
cup here this afternoon, McChesney
second and Major Dangerh I'D third
Gus Hannahan, the man who trained
tic horse Ostrich, which participated
N the race, threw up his nands and
died when the horse lost the race.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-18
RUSSIAN TROOPS HAVE
OCCUPIED MANY VILLAGES

London, Sept ia report received
here tonight states that the Russians
have occupied nearly all the villages
around Mukden and the refugees are
ucw crowding into the city. A battle
Is said to be on between the two
forces.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-18
BIC BATTLE IS
ON At MUKDEN
-
Report Says the Japanese
Forces are Now Adj
Vancing
OUfPOSIS IN SMRMISHtS
Russian Troops are Occupying all Vii.
lagos and Refugees are crowdinq
Into city-other News from
the War

London Sept, IA dispatch reeeiv
Ct here today from Mukden reported
That the japanese were advancing on
that place from the east and southeast
ihe forces have been closely engaged
a the outposts all during the day and
az last night and there have been
many skirmlshes.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-18
Eriars onsrsd s2.o2o.ooo.

Manila, Sept. 1.-THE civil service
commission is prepared to pay to the
East Indian Order Of Friars $2,022,000
gold for the lands In the islands, held
by the order. The native constabu'
larry has been reduced to 1880 men.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-18
TWO MEN BURNED BADLY
IN EXPLOSION PANIC.

New York, Sept. 1.-TWO men were
severely burned this afternoon in a
panic caused by an explosion in the
Laurel Hill Chemical Compauy's plant
on Twenty-ftth street. The detona-
ton shook the building and sent all
nands to the streets.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-18
James eova in Missouri.

Jese James and his gang of outlaws
WHO terfrized Missouri nave been the
theme Of several stage productions
but none Of them has had the dra-
matte worth. elaborate stage setting
or refined effect of The James Boys
il Missouri which comes here on
hext Wednesday night Other plays
built about the varied career Of these
bandits have been on the blood and
thunder order with considerable
coarsoness introduced but the present
production which is constructed with
much eleverness and no little literary
ability and staged with a sumptuous-
ness never seen in these parts brings
to us a good clean melodramatic play
with no features that could offend the
most refined or cultivated taste. The
stag pictures alone are worth seeing
hut the ls<Stic incidents used in the
play combined a%itn refined comedy
and pretty love story make it the
best production of its kind.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-18
Randits pI!laae in Equador.

Guayaquil. Ecuador, Sept. 17.-To-
day an armed band of about eighty
bandits have appeared in the village
OF Colimes, in the northern part of the
province of Guapas. The bandits have
been pillagins and destroying the tel
oeraph lines The government has
sent troops to capture the band.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-18
THREE MEN SAVED BY
MOLlNlUx AND FATHER.

New York, sept 17.-Roland B. Mol
irilx. who was tried for murder, and
lus father today saved three men from
death but suffcation in the Brooklyn
plant of Deyoe. Reynolds & Co.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-18

DR.. Blain is the captain Of the doc
ters team aad w. C. Brobs'on is at
the head Of the lawyers. The game
win be umpired by Capt. h. J. Charl-
ton.
The game is to be played for the
etneft OF the Mems club and this
:act alone should insure large crowd
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-18
EXCURSION TODAY,
st. Simon Transit Company hnnounc.
e. One.

es one.
Now that the regular Sunday sched
uic has been called off by the ST. 81
ror Transit Company, the general
public will be interested in the an
nouncement hat the company will
run a big excursion to st. Simon each
sunday in future until the cald weatf
er makes it impossible to visit the
beach.
The first one Of these delightful ex
cprsions will be run today
Until otherwise notified he hand
scme steamer Dorothy will leave
Brunswick each Sunday at $50 a. m
and 2:30 p m. and returning vii
leave the pier at IL a. m. and $50 p
nj. These Sunday trips will be pleai
ant ones and the price will only b.
soc for the round trip.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-18
DavIof Atonement.

Services viii be held at thu synago-
que tomorrow. Rabbi Drucker oficiat-
il 9. Monday is the Day OF Atone
ment with tie Jewish people and
they will all observe the day. All
PAGES OF bu4ness win be closed.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-18
ST. PETERSBURG HEARS
GREAT BATTLE is ON

ST Petersburg, Sept. IA report
received here this afternoon stated
lhat a severe battle was on at Muk-
den. Nothing, however, has been
heard officially.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-18
SUES DOCTOR FOR DAMAGES
Mrs. Mendel Alleges That DR.. Darby
Did Not do His Duty.

ClA tNOl w i1tS bhlJs
Columbus. Ga, Sept Mrs Mag
gie Mendel. wife of H. E. Mendel, has,
through Attorney Ray and Cozart. filed
suit against Dr. John |. Darby, a prom
inent physician Of Columbus, for
$1,000 damages. 1t is a1egep that he
was engaged 10 give he'd medical at
tention, payment being made on
The account in advance; that short
time before her child was born he was
sent for. but did not come, although
he told her husband he would be at
tic house in few minutes and that
it was some time after the child was
bern before another physician could
Dc got to the scene. DR.. Darby states
i: is understood, that he went to the
house and could get no one to the
door.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-18
partu Returned from ST. LouIs.

The Brunswick party which left
tie city about ten days ago in a spe-
cial car for St. Louis returned to the
city yesterday morning. They all re-
ported a delightful time at the fair.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-18
roMoRRows BASEBALL GAME
Large Crowd VIII Watch Lawyers
and Doctors Play.

anu bONAOFS ray
The game Of baseball to Re played
tomorrow afternoon between the
brunswick lawyers and doctors is at
tlaeting considerable attention and it
Is preoa5ie that an unusually large
crowd will be present.
Unlike the FIRST game the one tomor-
row afternoon will be genuine ball
game and not a burlesque. Beth teams
have been practicing for the past sev
eraI days, and they expect to put up
very good game. Two new pitchers
who have had some experience in the
box. will be on the firing line. For
tae doctors r. b. Bunkley VIII do the
wirling, while A. NJ. Zeilaer "iil cp
pose him. The line up has been con
siterably changed since pp9ua1"i a
few days ago and ,h9 tn1 ia Is rill
tace each other as follows:
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-18
rhe areakers Hotel Rurned.

Long Beach. Wash, Sept 1.-THE
Breakers Hotel, one of the finest sum-
mer resorts on the north Pacific coast
has been destroyed by fire. Loss $751;
600. There were no guests at the no
ItaL na..