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The Washington times., 1904-06-04
EVANSVILLE NOTES.

EVANSVILLE. Md. June 4-Con-
stable Wallace c. RaybOld arrested
john II. Nawmann. Of Riverdale. on a
charge of keeping and maintaining q
vicious dog and allowing il 10 run at
large.
The dog had bitten and badly lacer-
ated the hand of Richard. the youngest
son Of A 3. Smith. The testimony in
the case when brought before Justice
OF the Peace John +. Hickey yesterday
disclosed the fact that the dog had
also bitten the little son Of George
Montgomery some time ago.
a fine Of 81 and costs was imposed
THIS case occasioned some interest be-
cause OF the doubt OF any legal remedy
RiVcrdalc being an unincOrpOrated town
and governed only bv the State law.
a number Of local Confederates.
members of the George NJ Emack
Camp. No 147l. attended the dlstribu-
zion Of medals Of honor at the Wash
IT. gton camp last night.
Miss Rosa Maloney. Of Key West.
Fla. g. the guest Of her cousin. COun-
Gilman William W MalOney. Wells
Avenue, north.
Or. Joseph r. Owens has rented hrs
home for the summer months and he
heated season on the Chesapeake.
The Washington times., 1904-06-04
BotterilI Had Money.

Mrs. Veale was seen at her home ard
said she had not seen Botterill for sew
eral weeks. When he was last there he
spoke Of seeing Hancock near Baltimore
with his clothing on fire. and declared
it was the last he heard Of him. Harry
Ashworth. Mrs. Veales son. said that
when Botterin visie-d his mother the
last time he displayed SIG in greenbacks
and when he left. said he was going on
another OF his "tramps"
AshwOTth says BOtterill wanted him
10 go with him. but he declined the in
vitation. BOtterill IS described as q
strong. robust man. with dark hair and
eyes, and rudy complexion The ut
ter inability OF Hancock's relatives to
find any traces OF the young man leads
them 70 the belief that he has been
made way with
The Washington times., 1904-06-04
CONFESSES MURDER
OF HIS MOTHER
Boy Admits the Killing of
Parent.
MIGHT HAVE ESCAPED
Evidence Was Meager. and He Was Safe
While Silent-POlice Wrung
Truth From CulpIit.

TRENTON, y. j.. June TT can't
stand it any longer. killed my mother"
Nathan A Sibbett, fourteen years old.
hagEard and broken from the strain
OF FIVE days sweating by detectives.
made this statement before coroner's
jury yesterday
Inquiry as to the cause 5f the death
OF the boys mother. Mrs Hannah A
Sibbctt. was adjourned while the self
accused murderer was taken into AT
anteroom for the purpose of making Il
sworn confession.
Threw Mother Downstairs.
In accents broken by sobs, he told OF
a struggle between his mother anG
himself last Sunday, which ended wheI
he threw her downstairs i'm their home.
The fall broke her neck
Young Sibbett had been under tho
strain Of almost constant questioning
since Sunday Up 10 the moment Of his
breakdown he had bdfiied mis- question
ers. There was not the slightest chance
of his conviction II he had persisted in
his silence
Might Have Escaped.
While the authorities believed the wo-
mans death had been the outcome of I:
quarrel with the boy. they conceded
that the hypothesis Of accidental death
was too strong 20 warrant holding him
for trial.
As the result of the confession Sfb-
bett was arraigned before Justice Recs
in the Second district police station last
night and held without bail to answer
before the grand jury TO the charge of
Killing his mother.
His Confession.
His sworn confession is as follows:
'On Tuesday. May "a, about $50
O'Clock. / came home after sleeping on
the steam roller all night. and went
upstairs and lay down Io sleep some
more
Il had only gotten 10 sleep when
my mother came upstairs and told me
10 set up. and If / didn't get up she
would throw me downstairs.
Threatened Her First.
i told her that / would not get up.
anC that If she did not leave me alone
1 would throw her downstairs.
i, however. got up and dressed. when
my mother grabbed hold of me TO throw
me downstairs. / threw her first, and
she fell TO the bottom. went down
stairs and found that her head was
twisted TO one side and her legs twist
ed up i then saw that she was dead
and then I Strengthened her neck and
legs and covered her up with the cover
from my bed"
The Washington times., 1904-06-04
To Try Marconi System.

The Slaby-Arco system. slightly mOdi-
fed. is being used extensively by the
Navy Department at present. Agents Of
the MarcOni system. however, contend
that its system works over greater dis
tances than any other patents.
Rear Admiral Nancy. Chief Of the
Bureau OF Equipment, recently promised
John D. Oppe. representing the Mar
conf company, that the A1arconi patents
will soon be given extensive tests
Before undertaking to use the Slaby-
the owners 10 furnish bond 70 indem-
Nifty the Government against any loss
from suits which may be brought for
infringement Of patents. Similar bonds
viii probably be required from any other
companies whose patents may be used
by the navy
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FATHER THINKS
MAN WAS HIS SON
Mystery Of EssingtOn MUIR
der Is Lifting.
LOOKING FOR ONE BOTTLES"
Parent Says His Boy and Missing
Companion Were "HObOes," Crap
Shooters, and Gamblers.

WILMINGTON. Del. June Moth
ing but the temperance Of Frank
Hancock alive will convince his father,
John Hancock, of 1OZ Elliott Avenue,
this city. that il was not the bones of
his son which were discovered just be-
low Essington. in Tinicum township,
on Tuesday. This feeling IS shared by
Mrs Hancock. the young mans mother.
MI Hancock bases his convictions
upon n description Of the murdered
mans teeth and also his hair. 1t is n
fact that Coroner Fry. Of Chester. dis
covered a striking popularity in the
teeth Of the dead man. and, besides, one
tooth was missing. Upon this Mr..
Hancock places especial stress.
Ny son was ever of n maynard, row
ing disposition" said the father, and
] am fully convinced that the body
must be his He was an inveterate card
player, for 1 took a pack off him less
than a year ago. He also was addicted
to shooting crap.
Father Calls Son "Hobo."
He and Harry Botterill. or Bottles.
a. he IS called, were close companions.
Tney were regular 'hoboes,' and were
accustomed 10 travelling about the
country. sleeping out of doors or whcr-
ever it hest suited their purpose
IF Botterill could be found I think he
would be able 10 throw some light on
the case. It was on Tuesday night Mrs.
Veale. of 1901 Jackson Street. called here.
and my wife and ] asked her when she
had heard from Frank Ny son frequent
~ visited her. as did also Botterill.
Why. do you know she said. 'Botterill
was at my house couple Of weeks 100
and told me the last he saw Frank he
was on the edge of a woods near Balti-
more, and his clothing was on fire; he
had fallen into a fire or something. and
got burnt
Now this is all strange to me-" went
on Mr.. Hancock. "Botterill and Frank
We're fast friends in their way, and ii is
strange that the former should come
away from Baltimore IL. indeed. he ever
was there. and leave my son behind.
That's what l can't understand. They
were always playing cards and gam
bling"
The Washington times., 1904-06-04
PateInalism Is lie Proteo

1t would be Paternalism, is the pro-
test which all the systems are making
The reason for Government control Of
coast service given by the Navy Depart
ment is that private stations would con-
fict with Government stations and inter
rupt the sending Of messages. and that
the defense Of the coast cannot be per-
feet until the Government has absolute
control Of all wireless systems.
Bat our system is the only one in the
world by means Of which messag yes can
be sent from adjacent stations at the
same time without Interference" is the
reply Of the company. Therefore the
navy should adopt our system for its
stations and should allow Us 10 maintain
private stations"
The Washington times., 1904-06-04
"PATERNALISN.' CRY
WIRELESS SYSTEMS
Alarmed by Navy Plan to
Swallow Them.
ALL OBJECT TO ABSORPTION
Stop Quarreling Among Themselves to
Face New Menace OF the
Government.

At WARMTH each other. and at war
with the Navy Department, various
wireless telegraph companies are in a
muddle which seems almost hopeless.
For the time being. however. the COM
panies have quit fighting about patents
and are trying 10 persuade the Navy
Department that IL must not assume
control Of all wireless stations along the
United States coast and the coast Of the
American insular possessions.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-06
WORKING Overtime.

" Eight hour avs are Ignored by
hose tireless little workers-Dr.
Kings New Lif. pills. Millions are al.
ways at work, night and day, curing
Indigestion. billioqsness,n constipation
b'k headache and all stomach, Dowei
add liver troubles. E,s2y, pleasant
'afo, sars. OulT ~" st N drugg,Stu
sa All Druggista
do not fail to recommend Kodol Dys.
Depsia Cure to their friends and casio
mers. indigestion causes more i'll
health than anything else. 1t derang,
es the stomach and brings Oh all man.
ner Of Diseases Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure digests what you eat, cures indi.
gestfon, dyspepsia and all stomach
disorders. Kodpl Is not only q perfect
dlgestant but a tissue building tonic
az we'll Renewed health. perfeot
strength end Increased yi.sltty folIbw
IT'S usa.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-06

Weak lungs should be careful
Coughs and colds are daneerous then
| zone 'Mnuts Cough Cure cures coughs
ana colds and gives strength to The
ungs. Mrs. G. +. Tenner. of Marion
nd, says: I suffered with a cough
until ran down in eight from jas
to 20 bounds Il tried Il Number oi
emedies to no avail until I used One
Minute Cough Cure. Four bottles OF
this wonderful remedy cured me en-
irely ef the cough, strengthened my
ungs and restored me to my normal
weight health and strength" Sold by
I'll tru9gi=s=
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-06
End OF Bitter Pluht

Two physicians had a long and stub
born fight with an sbcess on my right
lung writes }. F4gAughes Of DuP0HE
NO. sAnd gave me up. Everybody
tEqlghts my time mad come. AS d
fast resort tried Or King New DIS.
cprery Tor consumption. The benefit
y lEaceived was striking and was on
MY feet in a few daye. NdwSI,ye en-
tlfe u fegaiDed my health. IL cons
qUefsaail coughs, colds and throat tfosi
bles. Guaranteed by smiths Pharma-
eyt PRICE 5Dc and $1,000 Trial bottles
free. - = n ~ 4ds ~ 81
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-06

WHAT THIS MAN SAYS.
Re-Eehoes the Sentiment OF
Thousands in Our Republic s
The Brunswick reader is asked

The Brunswick reader is asked to
! thoroughly investigate the following
This can readily be done. for the. gen;
tleman whose statement is pub ished
below will only be too pleased to am
| sNer any communication mailed tc
hlm if the writer really suffers from
the annoying consequence which al
ways attend inactive or weakened kid.
neys. d
3. Sweat. of W9ycross. Justice On
Tie reace and notary public. with Of
fee in the court house. residing at
- Thomas street. says; - have used
Deans Kidney Pills and I can recon!
mend them very highly, l obtaineo
Fsem and used them for kidney ana
urinary troubles and backacle from
which l have suffered for . number
Is years. There was a very sever
HHin across the small of my back.
constant duh bearing down ache ants
my hack was very weak. The sidncs
secretions were very dark ard full OF
sediment. Since using Doan kidney
Pills my back has gottep wy much
stronger and the pain has ten me. 3
tlipk they are a reliable and effective
rs medy, as | had used several other
Interpretations but obtained no reliet
until | tried Doan's Kidney pills"
Plenty more proof like this from
Brunswick people. Call at HunIeTa
Pharmacy ana ask what their custe,
mers report. 5l0oyI SD.
For sale by all dealers. Price soc
Foster.Milburn Co, Buffalo, N. Y, sole
agents for the United States
Remember the name-Doan's sand
take no other t4r .lI5.l-t
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-06
suielde Preventea. LLslNalI

The startling announcement that
preventative OF suicide has been dis
oaGredea%ll interest many a rnn
.dq%p &sfem, or dependency inYarla-
big precede suicide and something has
been found mat win prevent that con-.
dition which makes suicide likely Az
the first thought s1 self deaLructioa
take Electric .Bitter& II beng a Great
ConLc and nerylne WaL streDs then tue
nerves and buid w one sJnem. IT'S
also great stomach, liver and kidney
regulator. Only soc. Satisfaction qua
Anteed by Smfth's Pharmacy.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-06
The Amonnt 10 -

We live not by the quantry We eat
nor the variety, but by what the sys
tenn can ,HtiIlze. No matter how gooa
or plentiful your food is, it sLaryes
ne system unless your digestion is
good. SO make certain that -FOUR food
5 properly digested By taking dose
if GREEN'S August Flower tefore or
.fter meals. 1t will 10: only AID diges
ion, it will stir the liver u regular
habits, sweeten the stomach and pre-.
vent constipation. Trial bette, Csc
Sig bottle. 75c- at all druggists.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-06
The onf, ore In Brunswick.

The only clothes cleaning establish
ment where only strictly first class job
work is done-is Jim Carriers. No
club work solicited. Each Job distinc-
" treated by competent workmeD1
Ring phone 2532 M
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-06
" Rates to Richmond, Va.

Low Rates to Richmond, Va. 3
NON account Of Grand Fountain In.
tied Order True Refornrers which
meets on September 9th the SoutiTar7y
railway Will sdll tickets to Richmond
at rate of SLIGO for the rouDdNt trim.
Tickets viii be on sale Septcmben u
t"s7 Inclusive, and will beE linite4 to
f@lRn leaving Richmond September
u. (. Il. Rouscmans B
General Agent Z
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-06
bUa 4.
Acme Fish
Market
keens all kinds Of

Keeps all kinds Of .... ...
FISH, OYSTERS, CLANS, SHRIMP
AND CRABS. All orders filled on
short notice. Free delivery. Phone
No. 1904. Eack of Southern Express
Office, Reynolds street.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-06

A grievous wan oftimes come as
a'result of unboarable pain from over
taxed organs. Dizziness, baeKacbe, liV
,er complaint and constipation. But
thenks,to DR. Kings New Lille Pitts
bhey put an end to it all. They are
gentle but thorough Try them Only
15c GuarauGeisQ by Smiths PearmAGy.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-06

fArllttle thing sometimes results in
death Thus a more scratch, insight
icant cuts or pupy rolls have paid the
da1th penalty. 1t, Is wise to have
BGeklen's Arnica Selye ever handy.
It's the best ealYe on earth and viii
prevent fatality. when burpes, sores
ulcers and plies threaten Only Csc
at smiths Pharmacy.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-06

YOU SHOULD HAVE A. WRITE UP
IN THE SPECIAL INDUSTRIAL EnII
TON or TIE NEWS.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-06

Every man emplOUa1 at Jim Carter'a
Eeinthes cleaning establishment Is d
FIRST class workman. no " strikers
are employed and the very best ser
vice is guaranteed. Phone 1882, 504
Monk street
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-06

Renting ana colloetag Desirable
ouses Tor rept III all sections OF The
city, II. r.. tJtcn & Co.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-06

PAYS 80 l,3 PER CENT WEEKLY
on your inYe$ tment DO you giant 20
jn9w bow thls IS doneS cal Fat 208s
ay street.. 40 fave. /. w Watkins
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DO YOU WANT A
- NEW STOVE OR RANGE

j. II. Bohne has just received a full
lnie of both, and another large order
is coming. .Gaod Stoves al cheap pric-
es. Call and examine them. -.
Stoves and ranges also r. paired on
81 ort notice.
Cor. Howe ana Newcastle. Sta
phone 397-2.
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.GEdRqIAz Glxpls 4nty. ~
slfddr ~ y Ss Of aIbbweRsr
SSleAcoQte Fred $I&onNFred -6aHmgart-

81 eacdQfs red SI &opSFred -Baumgart,
ner by John w. Grow in a deed to Sc
cure a debt made by said John w.
Grow 70 SAID Fred B3tufnfg sfcfief' on
1so3 A0th, 1922 and recorded TtO 1toS,
ttTaes II Of mortgages folio .62I of The
general records III said coiI.ntyS..' said
iced having beed given to, isgcufe \
debt Of $S00,00@ owing s;Rsait lJolln
. =" " Grow 1po osaidl Fred Baumgartner.
re Undersigned Fred BaumgaEtner
VII sell at public cutlery, before the
,ouft mousse, door OF said capntyo on
lhf. first gWesdayi in Sertenibar lq0l
within the legal hours OF saied to the
highest ahdb hest Ibfddar Tor cash, the
following a'eal estate; All that certain
'act, lot or PARCEL of LAND atogether
with all aiiddsingillar its rights, mem
oers and appurtebanaRs! tharqu4tp he
longing or IN atywise app9rtaiping
SfttFsftss,' '+tv'ss4fess~SVd being IN tie 1356th
district G. M, hi Glynn 7eGhntyH&f4
'vntaiAiagi 1850 acres more or less
iMlnS, neseribedps foIIemsu Bqnqdad,Qp
he north hYr tlR Hands of r.. II Ever
EFT; -cttst--by-rie htEotHTay of4tAq South
aln 1E8ilwaY Company and south and
WGSt by hAdsSk hown as the KnabG
9pd Sc9tf land4 said traet of Hand ly,
%55a a \ ltoo' d RSPE or a sB2f sod I1a-
s s5ia fei 4i$8s s5}tis ,4 y55s
2rugtSqT AM fdhn 'ryvpl09oH from
LEGO. Njgbf bby deed recorded
il booEd}laMbe 62S of the general
records said cod ntmmG enm amino
said PROPERTY Will Be sold, to- satisfy
s9 bqiapes9 .Sipe qn said Indebtedness
amounting, at tAel present time to sew
on hundr6d dolhts ($7O0,00) principal
With interisl A@fg0H8 from ''Becio 23,
1908, abA@Sht epbH oSntilfe1o anDum
nntil PAID, nndsasso attorneys fees of
teR peg cent, q The principal and' ih-
tqrest due at, tlSe tipaa OG1sal&ianA all
other, eXpehses biahingj SAID sale. PgE;
chaset ipdys hoR titles. This fifth day
Of iAuBu5t; o190A
- Fred, Baumaartner
r.. D. )MeatieS - ''''''"' - '-''' '''
Alitl9rnfYfd LaT fth"Frea ha"msort
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-06
'o'r sale hve4llpfgS6aA drug Store. I

,nciuds wiz your orders Monday
r1orninp,J ,Di$Ie powered soap. Tho
best for all CLEANSING purposes. Will
not fade hGsGoods. For sale by all
qrocers, Manufactures by Cixie Drug
CO.. srtiNsVV,ek. "a .ina., ~ anie 4,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-06
- i'+4-tttzttt- n.Gi il,l
< r. XII l7T H1 pANpRpFE, GERM


Is the Only Pqh4ible Way OF Having
-'s q 4'Alss-''saaff qtAGe oCuFe-u,ral an,
II you see a woHanHoT slmpn with luxr
uriant glossy hairl you may be sure nei-
Their has dandruff to amount to anything.
In nearly every chse where women and
mon hdvsstiin brl tile 'hAlr,' they 6wt It
to dandruff There hFdhuudrbhs % Prep
arations that "cdim" to cure, idandwff.
but not one but Newbro's Herpiclde tells
you that dapdrpE Es the result of a germ
b'hIpwlnkg ibt6Fthh sealp, ana hat per-
manent cure OF dhndrhM ana its conse-
qucnt falling and baldnosl5 Il m only be
had by killing thd germ; and there il no
otheF propagation that will destroy that
g6rrh hut NSkbross Herpicide "Destrov
the cause. and yoii Remove the effebtH'
Sold by leading drugglstsjp Send l0cl in
stamps for sample to The Herpicide~Ca. i.
netrplfl Mich -. f......,
For sale hJ7sssfiI)F pS - ifftfS sfOrP.tl
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-29
TO OPEN OFFICES
OCTOBER TENTH
- u
Postal Telegraph Co. viii
Be Ready for Business
on That Date
FORCE BEGINS WORK FRIDAY
Number of Men viii Begin Erecting
Wires of the Company from Jesup
to Brunswck-office in Jack
sonviIle Opened Monday.

A force of workmen will tomorrow
begin at Jesup the work of extending
the wires of the Postal Telegraph Com
ps ny into this city, and it is now an
nlunced that the Office will be opened
n Brunswick on or before October 10.
The workmen have been busy dur
irg the past several weeks completing
the lines between Savannah and Jack
Sc nville and the Office in the latter
city was opened for business Monday.
Some little work remained to be done
over the city and the force will be
he pit at work until tomorrow, when
they will return to Jesup and take
ny the work of extending the wires in.
t. Brunswick.
This work will take about a week
OF more, and within ten days the wir-
es will all be connected and ready to
communicate with the outside world
Call boxes of the Postal Company
have already been installed in many
o: the business houses OF the city
and everything will be in readiness
t. begin actual work as soon as the
wires are brought here from Jesup.
Mr.. Nelson, who is to be the local
manager, VIII probably sever his con
nection with the Western Union today,
where he has been for some ime, and
will then devote alL1e&~Asesattention to
the preliminary Work preparatory to-
,he opening. SAs has been previously
stated the office OF the Postal will De
situated in the building at present oc-
sLpied by X. I Fitch \ 60. on New
caste street
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-29
BAPTISTS WILL
MEET HERE SOON
-
Piedmont Association to
Hold Annual ConVen- j
tiOn Next Month
BIG GATHERING is EXPECTED|
Association is Made up Of the coun-
ties of Glynn, Wayne, Ware and
Charlton-Meets Here on oc-
tober is.
tober IS.

On October IS the Baptist Piedmont
Association will hold its annual ses,
EsIon in the Baptist church in this city,
and the meeting promises to be a
very interesting one.
The Piedmont association is com
Ipcsed of the Baptist churches of the
f flowing counties: Glynn Wayne,
Ware, Camden and Charlton. Meet,
Jugs are held in the different counties
ci the association annually, az which
Interesting papers are read by the
different members and the business
ICf the association is disposed of.
A local committee from thl Baptist
church has been appointed to make all
arrangements for the convention. The
committee is composed of W. f. Por
ter, e. c. Arnold and A. Riggsbee
Tie committee has already been out
securing accommodations for the Wis
iiors. They will be quartered among
the different members of the church
81 this city. 1t is expected that the
convention will bring over one hun
dIed ministers and others from the
several counties of the association.
The convention will be IN session
three days, and all routine matters
WIN be disposed Of. Rev. w. II.
Scruggs, of Waycros, is moderator,
and Rev w NJ Gilmore, formerly oil
The Baptist church of this city, was
the secretary, but owing 10 the fact
that he has removed from this dis
.hict another secretary will be elected
"a. the coming meeting. 1t IS not yet
Known who Will be seleced TO fill the
place.
This meeting will bring to Bruns-
wick some OF the aost prominent Bap-
ust ministers in south Georgia, ana
IL is probable that the pulpits of the
different churches will be filled by Wis
ulng ministers the Sunday after the
convention