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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-13
They are Willing to Raise
Money to Complete the
Third Story
Will BE BADLY NEEDED
An Interested Lady Writes Some in
teresting Facts About the Build.
ing and Thinks It Should be
Completed Now.

Editor News: In the failure to fin.
ISL the entire building to be used as
a city hispital, will it not be rather
penny wise, pound foolish" pro.
ceeding? We have been told the city
FRANCES will not permit of any further
outlay Is the city really being put
a great deal Of expense in this mat
ter? On the other hand are we not
indebted to private corporation for
a goodly sum? and with three rail.
reads and United States marine hos
ptal service to need medical atten,
tion at times. does it look far fetched
to argue that some revenue will be de-
rived from the patronage of these.
provided, Of course. we have the ac
ccmmodation 10 offer them when they
need it. 1t is wise to be prepared for
Contingencies and when the need
comes, it might be awkward to have
the third floor finished in time to meet
them. The city has borrowed and
spent money for less laudable objects
than this. and as we really need some
proof Of the presence Of pubic spirit
this will be good time to trot it out.
AS very little has been said in print
of the hospital, 1t will perhaps be a
good idea to say that, as things stand,
Only the ground floor and the one
above il will be put in shape for use
al present. In all hospitals, the oper-
ating room ought 10 receive fret
thought, but ours will doubtless have
to be on the first floor, where light.
privacy and general convenience will
be sacrificed. the top floor only will
Admit Of perfect light for the purposes
Of the ideal operating room and if for
no other cause than this the upper
floor should 3e finished. Then, if the
time arose for the extra room and the
city felt it could afford to have the
work done, how many doctors are
there who would recommend the
sound of the saw and hammer and the
penetrating odor of fresh paint for
PATIENTS? Our women have as a
rule RESPONDED nobly to any appeal
from the city and it only remain for
our council to make an appeal to all
our women through the medium OF
the churches if necessary, and the
task Of raising the needed money
viii be accomplished now as it has
rce beore wnen the call came
If we, as people will only lose
sight Of personal likes and disHkes
VIXEN occasion Of this kind arises. we
viii find it an easy matter to accom-.
p)'sh any good for our town Bicll.
ellng, petty icalousies and spite are
out Of place when they Ietard the
movement Of so important a work as
the building Of a city hospital Yours
trrly
An Interested Woman.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-13
Princeton Team Went Down
in Defeat in Champion
ship Game
SCORE. YALE II, PRNCTON O
ThIrty-Five thousand People saw tn.
Two Great College Teams Fight
for Supremacy on Grtdiron
Yesterday.

Princeton, y J Nov. l2.-The foot.
ball game here this afternoon between
Princeton AMI Yale was attended by
thrty-dye thousand people, the largest
crowd that has ever attenea a game
on the local sridiron Interest in the
game was at fever heat and there
vas considerable betting the odds fay
ol'ng the Yale eleven 10 to 8, but
there were D'enty OF takers for the
Yale bets at The prevailing odds. It
was a test Or the championship and
both teams were anxious for a victory.
The Yale team arrived hero ea,ly TINS
morning from New Haven. ana were
confident Of victory.
As the game commenced, there was
a deafening yell from the students OF
the two COLLEGES and their respective
eclors were aoated in all sections OF
ihe grand stand.
The thousands OF admirers OF the Io.
ea- eleven only had to remain on the
held and watch their crack eleven go
down in defeat before the stroug lines
oi the Connecticut students. the game
finally resulted in a victory for the
Yale team b. a score of u to o. The
game was a well played, interesting
ore and the Yale team left for their
g llege tonight iubuant over the vic
tory
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-13
YOUNG MAN FIRES
BULLET INTO BRAIN.

Cleveland, Tenn, Nov 12-Curry
g Cochran. son Of John Cochran. Of
this place committed suicide yester.
day at the home Of his brother in law,
john Rymer, On South street by shoot
ing himself through the head with a
revolver.
1t was said he was very restless
Tuesday night and could not sleep He
arose yesterday morning and walked
ont into the hall, where the deed was
done lie placed the muzzle Of the
pistol close 10 the right side Of his
head and fred the ball passing
through his head and lodging just un-
der the skin behind the left ear
He died in fifteen minutes after the
shooting. He was rs years Of age
and single.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-13
ADVENTISTS
TO GATHER HERE
South Georgia and Florida Confer.
ence to segin Session Here Tues
day Morning.

The annual conference OF the Sec
ond Advent Christian church of south
Georgia and Florida viii meet at the
church OF that denomination in this
city beg Tuesday the 18th at
9 oclock when the ministers OF
this conference district win hold ses-
sions the arst day.
Wednesday, morning at 8 O'Clock the
annual conference proper will begin
i;s first session There will be two
sessions each day from to 1916 a.
u. and from 3 to p m There will
re preaching services at i'll O'Clock a.
M and 1880 2. m. of each day during
the conference from Tuesday until
Friday by the visiting clergy, The
pebble generally is cordially invited
tc attend
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-13
INTERESTING MEETING AT
MEMS CLUB TUESDAY

The Mems club will meet in regular
weekly session at the club rooms on
Mansfield street Tuesday night.
The feature Of the meeting will he
a. address by Col c. p. Goodyear,
who will take as his subject, The Pos
sibilities Of Brunswick as a Leading
South Atlantic Seaport" Col Good
year always pleases his hearers. es
pccially when Brunswick or her W.
ture is his subject and his talk Tues.
day night promises to be a very enjoy
able one and It Is hoped that large
crowd will be out
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-13
CAN REPUBLICANS VOTE
AT THIS CITY PRIMARY.

Birmingham, Ala. Noy 12-An inter
esting question that the sub-commit-
tee OF the city executive committee
viii decide a the meeting tonight Is
whether or not the republicans can
vote at the city primary. scheduled
fo1 Novembo~ 2S Is it is to be
white democratic primary the negro
vas not allowed to qualify. Members
oe The committee think thai as it is to
b. q democratic primary strictly The
republicans Should not have been al.
loved to quality and Should not be
allowed to cast ballot The ques
ton is a warm one and should it DO
decided that 40 republicans can vote
there win be howl heard most likely
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-13
DR.. THOMAS S. HOPKINS DEAD.
Father Of Well Known Brunswlokian
Passed away in Thomasvi!le.


Father Of Well Known 5runswickian
Passed away in Thomasvi!!e.
a telegram was received in the city
last night announcing the death Of
Lr. Thomas S. Hopkins which oc-
cured in ThomasyiIe shortly before
: O'Clock last night
Dr. Hopkins has been i'll for several
weeks. and his son, Mr. R. II. Hopkins
q this city, Las been at his bedside
for The past several days He was
expected to return to the city last
night, his father being somewhat bet
ter in The afternoon, but died after he
left Thomasville and he was wired at
" ayeross and returned last night
Or Thomas S Hopkins Is one of the
best known physicians in south Geor
gia He has large circle Of friends
il. Brunswick, where he has visited on
several occasions. He was 81 years
o. age and leaves six children, Thos.
Hopkins, II. ". Hopkins, DR. J, G.
Hopkins, Mrs. S. L. Mallard ard Mrs.
Pollard, Of Thomasville, r. r. Hop
kins. of this city. and 0. N Hopkins.
OF Darien.
The funeral will occur in Thomas.
vile tomorrow Afternoon at 3 O'Clock
The family Of the deceased have the
sympathy Of a largo circle OF friends.
b. ibis city.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-13
The Coming Of Maebeth.

Lovers of the highest ideals in dra-
matte art are continually finding fault
with the too frequent appearances not
only here but in all the cities Of silly
farcial plays cheap sensahonalism
and the other immaterial features Of
current theatrical productions, and are
always clamoring for the works Of
Shakespeare and the other great mas
tcrs Of literature It is a pleasure to
announce IN this connection the early
appearance here Of the eminent TRACE
dian. John Griffith. and his splendid
company Of legitimate artists in Shak
cspeare's immortal tragedy, Macbeth
with brilliant fire proofed scenic equip
ment. electrical effects. chemical illus
iCns and all he details needfu to in
sure an absolutely perfect perform
suce Of this the greatest Of the great
masters lays. Everywhere that Mr.
Griffith has dpuAe red the local press
has teemed With 1raise Of his magni
acent perforn mace and it will be q
reat pleasure to welcome him to this
city.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-13
100 HIGH A RATE PAID
DECLARE TOXIC PAPERS

Toxic, Nov. PA majority of the
Newspapers of Toxic sharply cridcise
Che terms under which the new Jap
Al ese loan has been placed in London
and New York They pronounce the
RITE as being TOO high considering that
the amount OF the loan is a compar-
atively small one. The Asabi Shin.
pun expresses the opinion that it was
unwise to place the loan before the
ialI of Part Arthur.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-13
REV. MoNcRlEF AccEPrs CALL.
Alabama Divine Win Take Passionate
CT First Baptist Church.

CT First Baptist Church.
A letter was received by the
board Of 6oacons OF the First Baptist
church yesterday from Rev A. J. Mon
Grief of Union Springs. Ala, accepting
The call extended him by the Bap
tist church Of this city aio stating that
be would arTt 9 N he CITY next month
Ca accept the church-
Rev Moucrief visited Brunswick a
Tow weeEs ago and delivered tive able
sermons at Tie Baptist church. which
were heard by large congregations. lie
is a young divine of 6uch ability anu
thopoughly pleased ssle members OF
the church on his visit a cali was
shortly afterwards extended to hm,
ard the members OF the church, as
well as others Of the city Will be glad
to learn hat he has accepted.
Mr Moncrief states that he VIII be
here the latter part Of next month
and later WIN remove his family here
from the Alabama city,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-13
WILL BE A BUSY DAY HERE.
Several Interesting Affairs to be Held
on Thursday.


on Thursday.
Thursday will be quite busy
day in Brunswick, as there are three
Of four affairs to be held on that day
First the congressional merchants
marine commission will be here anu
win meet at he city nall in the fore
noon and take boat ride in the af-
tcrnoon; the Second Adventists OF
South Georgia and Florida will be hold
Ing their annual meeting the city ex-
ecutye committee win meet at the
city hail Thursday night at 1870
O'Clock and TO wind up the day there
will be a fine attraction al the Grand.
To attend all Of these affairs the
average citizen will be kept quite
busy especially the newspaper man
who is expected to give a fun account
0 each the following morning
The meetings, however, will ail be
over before The show at the opera
house begins and it is expected that a
full house will greet the attraction
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-13
NEGRO BEAT HIS WIFE:
THEN CUT HIS CHILD.

Tom Thomas in the County Jail on
That Serious Charge.
Tom Thomas Wen known negro.
was placed in the county jail yester-
day afternoon. charged WITH beating
his wife and cutting his small girl
about eight or nine years Of age.
~; seems that Thomas has been
beating his wife and child for some
time and the case was reported to
The police. Yesterday afternoon he
went home in a bar humor and took
Il out on his famiI~. After severely
boating his sife it is charged that
hs cut the girl with knife. inficting
somewhat serious wound
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-13
NEGRO ADMITS FIRING MILL
lmplicates Two others in Tifton Ar.
son and Burglary.

Tifton, Ga. Nov. BERRY George,
negro, was captured this evening
with applying the torch to the Tifton
knitting milys, which were fired last
Sunday night.
He stubbornly denied having com.
mitted the deed or having any knowl.
edge Of same for some time, but when
pinned down confessed that he got the
matches and two other negroes set
fire to the building.
He duplicates two negroes and Civ
e7 their names. and the officers are
looking or them tonight He also
told that the same parties attempted
the burglary at DR.. George Smiths
drug store and Parker Drug Company
Sunday night.
He was former employe Of the
Coddington Lumber Company and 10.
day was the first day this week he
had reported for work.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-13
PROGRAM FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
in Observance Of Arbor Day Ceremo-
niles.

State SchJol Commissioner w. =.
Merritt has issued an attractive pam
1hlet Of fifty rages containing an inter
esting program to be used in the pub
~ schools on Arbor Day December 2
when each school viii be expected to
plan one or more trees. Besides the
program the book contains many in
teresting selections which may be
used in connection WITH such exercises
and is profus ly rated with foil.
age pictures ahowing how proper
Planting Of tlees and shrubbery.
Copies Of tins pamphlet viii be sent
tc all Of the schools Of the state to
b., used in the Arbor Day celebration.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-13
LITTLE FIGHTING
IN FAR EAST WAR
Only Few 5kirmishes Around Port
Arthur Nesterday-No More
Heard of the Capture.

London, Nov. 12.-Except for a few
sklrmishes everything was quiet
around Port Arthur today, according
tt reports received here tonight and
very little fighting was gong on.
If Port Arthur has fallen, as was
reported Friday. nothing further has
been heard Of it, as the report has
not been confirmed from any relibale
source. Officials in Toxic and st.
Petersburg have heard nothing Of the
capture and i is not generally cred
tied.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-13
CARRIES 4 FINE ORCHESTRA.
Dolly Warden" Company viii Not
Lack This Feature.

Lack This Feature.
no matter bow clever musicians arc.
/ stands to reason they cannot play
the music Of an opera at sight par
ticuarly the strong finals and concert.
Ell numbers with the same beautiful
and artistic Dhrasing as an orchestra
that has had nnumerable rehearsals
and Is playing the music daily. Many
a good operaLc performance has been
ruined by on Indifferent rendition OF
the music. 70 insure an absolutely
perfect performance Of dolly Var
dem F. c, Whitney has engaged q
complete orchestra Of eminent soloists
principally from the metropolitan Op.
era house. New York to accompany
the organiza Ion on tour under the
direction Of Orville L. Mayhood the
celebrated conductor aud composer,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-13
900 LICENSE TO SELL
WINE IN EERRlEN COUNTY

Tifton, Ca Nov. 12.-Tbe county
commissioners Of Berrien county have
fixed the retail license for the sale
Of domestic wine at $1,000. This grew
out OF the abuses which has arisen
from the privilege of the free sale 1G
wine Manufactured on the premises
such a license in irwin would be
great benefit TO Tifton.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-13
SECOND ADVENT CHURCH.
Interesting Services Will be Held This
Morning and Evening.

Interesting Services VIII be Held This
Morning and Evening.
Services at the Second Advent
church today as follows:
Preaching at II o'clock a. m. Ed.
II V. Skipper. evangelist for the
Southern Georgia and Florida confer
ence Of the Second Adycntists will
preach All his friends in Brunswick
arc cordially invited to hear him.
whom he NQuld be happy to greet At
the evening A&yices the pastor. Rev.
.C P Thornton. Vii occupy his pulpit
as usual in comDliassaaaEith promise
made 80 a number Of his young friends
cf the city, that he would address the
young people, especially The church
was nicely filled last Sunday evening
and from thai this sermon Of tonight
was reuoested. Those who hear it
will enjoy It.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-13
souNDs soR- NEW COUNTIES.
Chairman Yeomans Makes Interesting
Statement In Savannah.

chairman Yeomans Makes Interesting
Statement in Savannah.
Savannah. IA, Nov Chairman
NJ. J. Yeoman, of The state democrat
Z" committee. ays there has been tank
of but Ave 5It Of the new. counties
provided for.
Out Of the five three are in south
Georgia and ene of these in the first
congressional district.
The new county in this district.
said Mr Yeomans. is intended to bave
Millen in Screven county, as the cuun.
ty site. This county is intended to be
formed from parts Of Screyen. Burke
and Emanuel.
"Millen now is partly in screven
and partly in Burke. The other south
Georgia counties are to have as their
county sites, Bailey, i'll Appling coun
tl and Whighm. in Decatur
The county having Baxey as its
county Site win probably be formed OF
portions Of Applng and Tattuan
"Whigham will be the county site
C: county formed mainly from a part
Of Decatur county. 1t may be that
parts of Thomas and Mitchell viii be
included"
Mr.. Yeomans attributes the defeat
Of the democratic party to the lact
tlat there was a desire on the part OF
Tie people to make no change in the
administration so long as the country
was prosperous. Democratic success.
II said. depended on the thdrawal
o the planks coneiliatory to the
trusts and the moneyed interests.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-13
JAps FoR SOUTH FLORIDA.

Fifty Families VIII Cultivate Land
in Dade County.
San Francisco NOV. 12-Fiye Jap
anese, the advance guard Of colony
forty OF fifty antilles have arrived
by The steamer Manchuria ou the way
to Dade, Fla, where they intend to
cultivate 5000 acres 0 land The col
ony will raise silk. cotton. tobacco
and pineaples and experiment with
them.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-13
cTTHssE!9 cTssEE!92 BIC GAMES
WE'RE PLAYED YESTERDAY

New York, Nov. 12.-Besides the
Yale Princeton football game today
there We're several other big events on.
nc gridiran. which, resulted as FOL
Rows;
Columbia IL. Cornell 6; Harvard 2S.
Holiycross G Navy Virginia 0;
Army IA New York University 0;
Pennsylvania State College II. Dickin,
son o.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-13
POSSE IN PURSUIT OF
BAND OF BANK ROBBERS

Chicago, Nov. IA large posse
is in close pursuit Of band of bank
robbers. who looted bank at Rio,
Ibis state, before day light this morn.
ing The bank was broken open. the
lorge safe dynamited and large sum
secured The posse has 50 far found
no trace OF the robbers.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-13
LOSSES AT s4AkHE
ESTIMATED OF 33,25o

St Petersburg. Nov. ia correct.
ed casualty list Of the ten days battle
of the Shake river issued by the wal
Office places the total killed or wound.
I'd at @825O of whom 500 were officers
he first returns, it is explained con
teined Implications and some of the
flen We're SO slightly wounded that
'fey returned to lheir ranks in a
lew days.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-13
SAKHARoFF REPORTS
QUIET NIGHT ON FRONT.

St Petersburg. Nov IA dispatch
received here today from General SAX.
naroif announces that last night pass,
Cd quietly. He also reports that there
were a couple of unimportant outpost
attacks the previous day.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-13
Yacht nesInner nead.

London. Nov 12.-George L. Wat
son, the famous yacht designer, died
at ms nome, n 61asgow scotland. TINS
morning. Watson was famous yacht
designer his latest aad best work be
.lNg on fhus iigtoGl5 Shamrocks,
. hich contested With Amencan ships
ter the international cup.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-13
PRESIDENT WILL NOT
MAKE a SINGLE STOP

Washington Nov 12.--lt was an
ncuneed at the white house today that
President Roosevelt would not make
singe stop tn his trip to st. Louis
either going or coming Several cit,
les along The line between Washing.
ton and st. Louis have asked the
.: :esident to stop for a chort while
but he today decided to make the trip
without a stop.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-13

f. Il. Huty win entertain Brunswick
music lovers Tuesday night with
comic opera recital in the parlors of
the Oglethorpe hotel He will be as.
sisted in the program by number OF
local musicians end singers and the
affair promises to be musical sue,
ceS,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-13
STORM SIGNALS AGAIN up.
Strong Northssster was Blowing Ear
" ! bis Morning.

" This Morning.
The storm rignals. in all south At.
lantic ports we're displayed again yes
terday. the storm being reported on
the Florida coast
The predicted cold weather and rain
arrived on time yesterday and was ac'
companied last night by a strong
northeast wind. Early this morning
fhe wind increased in velocity, but
there is not n.uch danger Of this city
experiencing the storm.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-13

An Interested Woman.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1904-11-23

New York. Special. SWlthcrCJ iag-
fcre thny could reach the dr,, rsclrcr
in burning tenement huildjag pL 1856
Trcutman street, in tho William sb,gr1r
district OF Brooklyn. twelve PORTIONS
met death shortly before : n'clocA
Two entire families those uC Msrzh-
no Triolo and Charles polognio. arvs
wiped out. the last living m~mbc- o.T
each being now in u 4 aap.iAl. wiss.
no hope of their recovery Ttcy arqs
Charles Poiognio. 50 years Old. auss
Tony Triolo. Is years old both az
whom a.e terribly burmese
The burned tenement house is tu
the center of row OF unrc,>sto-y
tenemen,s. extending tha lcneth ~
the block. and was occ1picd by UaI-
ians.
The fire is supposed TO tlvc stir,e-E
IN the cellar of the grocery store ~
Antonio, GiambalvCs. on tho gruursA
floor. The cellar was stored Yith ia
flGmmGble material. and the fnnics
spread with lightning like rapliity
All the occupants were 6siccp AZ sSR.
tlme, and there was considerable 49,
lay IN sending in the first alarm. Tttes
Ciambalvos family lived in the restr
Of the store, and succeeded in gctLiuG.
ont of the building. but before tta
occupants on The two Other tirors
We're reused, their escape had hes-s
cut off.
The tenants in nearly all the nciGh-
boring buildings dragged IL ,ir house
Eold goods ont of the huliirEs. ans
with them blocked the way cf Tho tics-
apparatus. All the bodies We're fOunsa
in the rear room OF he third uooz.
and IT was evident that all Hld beer.
suifocatcd in their effort "a roach tnu
fire escape ri the back If tn. E'.iIiiuE-
The two who were rescued We're fOuni
In the lower hallway soon afta- the
iircmen reached the scene
In his Intervals &C consciousness
Polognio cries fro his wiro and chis-
Gren. but the physicians foay .hs,
knowledge OF their acath wNuii kfgS
him. and nave not tod l.lA OF the5y
fate.
In their investigation a. - i.,, orr
gin of the fire, ;hc police hnvG l>cc4s
unable 10 ootaln statement Of ANY
Kind from ncignhOring tenants I'lszs
street about the burned buildings has
been crowded with Italians nj! day
but ,he police report that 'very osaza
questioned about the persons burned
or the occupants Of the building. has
refused TO mako an answer lt WIZ
with greet difficulty that cyen tho
names of the victims could be obtaiu-
ed. The loss il estimated n St0.00te