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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-29
Much Brunswick Property
Has Changed Hands in
Past Few Weeks
REV HOUSES 10 GO UP
Three or Four to be Erected on Union
Street Big Model Farm Has Also
Been Sold to New Hampshire
Banker.

During the past week or two several
important real estate deals have been
consummated and some valuable
Brunswick dirt has changed hands In
TACT there has been an activity in real
estate circles for the past month
some of the property which has chang
ed hands is the followipg
The large lot at the corner of I'm
ion street and First avenue. near the
cld hospital building, has been sold
and two new houses are now in course
.os construction
Mrs Z. L. Davidson has purchased
the large lot on Unian street, between
Mansfield and Howe. next to the home
occupied by COL II. T. Dunn 1t is
understood that the purchaser will
build on the lot shortly.
Mrs NJ. G Minehan has purchased
two lote on Union street. just back Of
the custom house. near II and it is also
understood that she will erect two
houses on the property for renting pur
poses.
The three pretty little houses on
South Albany street, owned by II. H
Harvey have been sold to G. A. II. len
pines agent.
A large deal in suburban property
has also occurred ana the large farm
il the notheru section Of the city
known as The Model Farm. has been
, sold to a. H. Halle. a prominent New
Hampshire banker Mr. Halle nas
never visited brunswick, but during
the past year he has bought several
tracts d land ID and near the city. lie
states thar he would rather invest
IN Brunswick dirt lhan anywhere else
III the south. ana he viii hold the pro
perty foc future use, II is understood
that he has 0een offered a good price
for some Of The property, but has re
fused 10 dispose Of it.
Besides he deals mentioned abov
several other smaller ones have occur
red IN tho city recently.
The News hears also Of big dea
now pending and hopes to give it'
readers the facts in the course Of
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-29

Jackson. Miss, oct 28.-The long
rrotracted drought in Mississippi has
caused such q scarcity Of wafer in the
rural districts that many cotton gins
have been compelled to close down
while others are hauling water many
miles in order 10 supply their engines
over greater portion Of the state
there has been 10 rain for seyenty-twc
DAYS and, while present atmospheric
conditions seem to indicate a change
81 weather, similar signs in the past
have frequently failed and The situa
ton in some sections is becoming ex
t;emely critical.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-29
BARON HAYAsHl LAUGHS
AT TORPEDO BOAT STORY.

London, Oct. 2S.-Baron Hayashi,
the Japanese minister, who had long
conference with Lord Lansdowne Wed.
nesday, and who naturally is following
GIL the developments with the keenest
interest said today
Il stiH do not think there win be
war between Russia and Great Britain
but the formers continued delay to
grant the demand for punishment
brings war more and more within the
range of possibility. The idea of Jap
Arese torpedo boats being in the North
sea is not only unfounded bus is abso,
lUtely ridiculous"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-29
SOCIETY MAN BOUND OVER
ON CHARGE OF SHOOTING

Birmingham, Ala, Oct. 2S---Joseph
Meade. who shot Coke A. Matthews
IL the fashionable establishment o1
Minis p. Stone several weeks ago, has
been bound over to the grand jury un-
der a $1,000 bond. which was made
re adily. The shooting was the result
Of some personal remarks that Mat
thews was charged with having made
against Meade.
Both men are well known in Birminf
ham society and the shooting has
thrown something of a damper ovel
The set that they moved in. Matthews
Is still in the hospital ard did not ap
pear at the trial Meade waived exam
ination and was Immediately 5oun'
over.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-29
HUNTERS WILL LOOK
FOR QUAIL. TUESDAY
Hunting Season opens in Georgia un
der the New Law on the First
of November.

| On midnight of October 81 the string
O. quail that viii be hanging in from
ct the most enterprising restaurant
tc tempt the palate Of the passing
patron, will announce the opening OF
the hunting season of 1904,5.
Indeed it is the greatest mystery con
nected with the opening of the hunt
ing season. November 1, how the res.
taurant men are able to serve quail on
tast fresh from the broiler, within
five minutes after the clock strikes
the hour of midnight on the first day
on which quail hunting is permitted.
Fut they have done it in days gone
by and the probability is the present
season will be no exception.
The opening of the hunting season
on November l is looked forward to
SIMPLY because it brings quail to the
market, but there are many other va
rieties of game which may be killed
before that date. 1t is the succulent
quail, however. that practically gives
the name to the hunting season"
The period of November l, to
March Is is oren season for quail part
ridges, pleasant ana wild turkey, but
doves marsh hens and snipe may be
killed from July Is to March Is while
the open season for summer duck,
wood duck and woodcock is from Sep
tember l to February l and the open
season for deer is from September /
to January j. For the next two
months at least practically everything
n this line is legitimate game to the
hunter,
There are several points in the new
law which may be of interest to those
who love day in the field with gun
and dog. No person is permitted to
kill more than forty doves in one day
No one can kill any game for the pur-
pose of selling it, except on his own
land, unless, of course, he obtains eX-
plicit permission to hunt on the lands
OF others. "PC t hunters as those who
kill game for the market are generally
known, must pay license fee of $25
to the ordinary of the county before
they can do business. 1t is strictly
against the law to ship any partridge
or quail out of the state no matter
where or by whom they are killed.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-29
NORTH GEORGIA SENATOR
MAY LOCATE IN BRUNSWICK

Hon. M. !. Ledford. of Union county.
representing the Fourth senatorial dis
trict in the Georgia senate, was among
he notable visitors to the city yester-
Icy and during the day mace very
much appreciated visit 10 The News
office. Senator Ledford is in south
Georgia on prospecting tom, with a
view Of locating IN this section Of the
state and he is very much impressed
With Brunswick. He spent the day in
fhe city and took good look at the
many advantages Of Brunswick When
questionedNas the subject yesterday
Senator LedfoiTA Asaid Il am IN love
aith your little cixAand may decide
to cast my lot amd@ you" He is
among the most prominent lawyers
% north Georgia.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-29
RACE FOR CONGRESS
is WARM IN NINTH
Both Democratic and Republican Car
didates are at Work.

DUN OSiHSSt oNlN anu SPNDiSNh Ooi'-
didatei are at Work.
Gainesville, Ca, Oct. 2S.-The race
fer congress in the ninth is waxing
warm. November Sth will tell the tale
Democratic candidate. Thomas M.
Bell, is actively at work, speaking over
the district ard the democratic com
n.ittee are busy with their campaign.
The brains of Republican Candidate
Ashley is also busy. Postmasters
end oificeholders in different parts OF
the district ;yho opposed Ashley as
candidate in the republican convention
are afraid fof themselves.
A 350-pound box Of campaign litera
ture marked 300 Roosevelt, 800 Fair
banks" came from the National repub
liean campaign committee to Mr.. Ash
ley by this mornings express.
And SO things are busy in the rac'
| fer congress.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-29
TWO WORTH CITIZENS
INDICTED FOR MURDER.
Both viii be Tried at the Next Term
Of Court.

BOTn WIZ pS ] IICh a. efN ~ - "
Of Court.
Triton, Ca, oct. 2S.-The Worth
superior court grand jury has return
cd true bills for murder against two
prominent white men of that county.
One bill was found against |. l.. Ford
for the killing Of }. q. Slaughter at
~ Ty, about two weeks ago, and he
vas admitted to bail in the sum OF
So 900; bill was also returned against
Green Nelson. for murder who was adj
mitted to bail in the sum of $4,000
Mr. Nelson was formerly sheriff of the
/ county.
The case against Sonnie Green, fol
shooting his wife. was tried. and Green
was convicted and sentenced to foul
years in the )enitentiary
The case against a negro for thu
theft Of a horse belonging to DR.. Hal
al Oakfeld, was also disposed OF. Th'
NEGRO was found guilty and sentences
| t. eight years at hard labor.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-29
WILL LOCATE IN BRUNSWICK.
Prominent Chicago Man to Spend his
Declining Years Here.

Prominent Chicago Man to Spend MS
Declining Years Here.
A. II. DeIaN lre and wife. Of Chicago,
,yho have been in Brunswick for sew
sral days, have returned to their home
- Chicago, aid it is more than likely
HAT they will return to Brunswick
in the course Of a few months and
make this city their future aome.
ri Deleware is secretary and con
a6ential man Of Toiman & Co, which
b; one Of the largest wholesale gro
Gerry concerns in the country He and
Mrs. Deleware came here on visit
and have about decided to remove
here. as Mr.. Delaware will shortly re
tire from active business and is in
search Of some pretty southern city to
spend his declining days. While here
Re expressed himself as fayorably i'm
pressed with Brunswick. and stated
that he wouli return to the city il
( January.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-29
Premier BeIfour Made that
Announcement in Lon
don Yesterday
THE CAR APPROVES OF IT
Admiral Roiestvensky, of Baltic Fleet.
Says His Ships Were Fired upon
BY TORPEDO eoats-Makes
Statement to Newspaper.

London, Oct 2S.-The Chronicle to.
morrow will publish an interview with
admiral Roiestvensky. who was in
command of the Baltic feet, which
fired on the British fishing fleet, in
which he states thaot the searchligts
oI the cruiser Auroras revealed two
torpedo boats coming toward his feet
al full speed, fired upon his ship, and
one man, the admiral adds, on the
flagship Prdiest, had his hanl shot en-
t'rely off. He also states that six
shots fred by the torpedo boats struck
the Russian vessel.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-29
LATER REPORT SAYS
THREE MEN KILLED.

Later information. received in the
city last night from responsible sourc-
es stated that three people were dead
AS a result Of The big explosion. II IS
also understood that instead Of four
boilers being in the mill. the battery
contained seven. but il is not known
whether or not they were all blown
out. The three deaths is probably the
cne FIRST reported and the other two
men who were reported 70 be seriously
injured.
The damage to the mill. ACCORDING
to the last report will be larger thal
was at nrst estimated. as it is under
stood that the hying boilers badly tor'
up the mill.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-29
BAPTIST COLLEGE FOR wAYcRos
Movement to Raise a coIIsge Fund
is Meeting With success.


Waycross, Ga, Oct. 2S.-An edu-
catioal rally which was largely attend
was held IL the Baptist church last
night. 1t was called for the purpose
OF arousing interest in the proposed
BAPTIST college for Waycross. The
meeting was led by Rev. w. II.
Scruggs and w. d. Upshaw. There
we're addresses from many prominent
citizens Of Waycross. The Baptist
school movement was commenced
more than a year ago. and something
over $4,000 vas raised in 'Vaycross
to assist in the erection of the school
uilding.
The Baptist associations of South
Georgia at their meetings the first Of
The year indorsed the establishment o.
The school ami it was stated that the
balance Of the $4,000 required coult
be- raised outside of Waycross. Fol
enc reason or another little interes
was then in the school during the
ummer but rs it was again Endorsed
by the Piedmont Baptist association
ia meeting, the school will now IL
all probability be pushed forward tt
completion Mr. Upshaw, who hai
been conducting a series Of meeting
here, has personally promised to rais'
tie necessary amount required OUTSIDE
of Waycross should the sums subscrit
ed here a year ago be paid.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-29
BRITISH TORPEDO FLEET

Yalletto, Malta. Oct. 2S.-The Brit
sh armored cruiser Bacchante, with
Rear Admiral Baldwin Will1er on
board; the battle ship Albemarle. n.y.
ing the flag of Rear Admiral Hamil-
ton; the battle ship Montague and six
torpedo boat destroyers have arrived
from Corfu.
The battle ship Queen and nine tor
pedo boat destroyers sailed hence to-
day for an unknown destination.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-29

Gainesville, Fla. Oct. PA. G..
Lamb. who is charged with being ac-
cessory to the murder Of G. v. Cham
herlain at Kirkwood, was given a pre-
Rminary hearing before Justice Col
man yesterday and -as bound over to
the Circuit court in the su moi $1,000
Fail was furnished. So
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-29
EEm ELEcrIoN sETs HERE.
one or Two Have Been Maze on Re
suIts IN Different States.

one or TWO Have Been Mae on re.
suits in Different States.
There are but few election bets be
ine made in Brunswick on the pres
edential election, which occurs one
week from next Tuesday.
Several have been made on the re
suit in different states, especially New
York Indiana, Maryland and West Vir-
gnina. One bet Of s25 even money
vas made yesterday on the gubernato
raj race IN Kew York. The repubii
cans seems willing to bel that Roose
welt viii carry New York, but they
are not backing the candidate for gos
ornor very strong. Democrats seen
10 think that 10th Parker and HerrlcF
viii carry the state.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-29
receiver for slocun's owners.

New York Oct. 2S.-A receiver has
teen appointed for the Nickerbocker
Steamboat Company, the owners OF
the General slocum, which was burned
last summer, with loss Of nearly a
thousand lives in suit on an assign.
ed claim for s165. Henry i. Joyce
vas named as receiver.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-29
SOUTHERN foes INTO CLASS A
Rut chasay VIII Help the Southern
a anna / i4fla
League l-IttIe.


League Little.
New York, oct 2S.-The National
Association Of Professional Baseball
Leagues today took the most impotant
action of its present convention when
il added what will be known as class
AA. Heretofore the association has
consisted OF classes A, b, G, and d
K agues. If he national commission
approves the action taken today, the
fees for drafting from class AA down
10 class D viii be $1,000, $1,000, $3.50,
$500 and S4o0 respectively.
Glass AA will be composed Of the
American association, the Pacific
Coast League and the Eastern League.
and class A OF the Southern and West
efn leagues.
All ere formerly in class A except
The Southern league, which has adyanc
cd from class B.
The national board today elected
George Tebeau, of Louisville, of the
American association, chairman and
]. H. Farrell, of Auburn, N. Y, Of the
New York State league, secretary. The
other members Of the board are Eu
gene f. Bert, of San Francisco, presi
dent of the Pacific Coast league; How
ard c. Griffith, of Jersey City, of the
Eastern league; T. Il. Murnane, Of Bos
ion president Of the New England lea
1 que aud NJ. H. Kayanaugh of Little
i'Rock, Of the Southern league Mex
years meeting will be helt in Sar
francisco.
II The association voted to depart from
Its rule not TO play exhibition game
cstside Of national agreement clubs
Though already stringent the ruiz
concerning th employment Of a "con
t,act jumper" was more tightly drawn
that PLACER who hereafter jump
i CONTACT VIII be forever disqualified
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-29
M RaIIv Here.

Ii was stated a few days ago that
4 democratic rally would be held at
the opera house before the presidential
election next month, but ii seems that
those who woro at the head Of the
movement have disbanded the idea
and the meeting viii not be held.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-29

Birmingham, Ala. Oct. a8.-The loss
on the Carolina Portland Cement com
panys plant which was destroyed by
FIRE is estimated at $25.OOO. with $751;
900 Of insurance. The eight mules
burned to death were worth $500
more.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-29
LIGHTED LAMP CAUSES DEATH.
Mrs. Collier Victim of Tragic Accident
Yesterday.

Huntsville. Ala, Oct. 2S.-Mrs. M
J Collier, Of Merrimac. fell down
stairs with lighted lamp in her hand
this morning and was fearfully burn
ed, death resulting this evening. The
woman made an effort to smother the
flames with bed clothing the quilts
caught fire and come near destroying
the house.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-29
Phnslolan under Arreet.

Birmingham. Ala. Oct 2S.--Dr. p y.
iIagler a practieing physician was put
under arrest yesterday on the charge
Of having performed a criminal opera
ton. Dr. Ha.ler declined to discuss
tire matter when arrested dis trial
has not been set.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-29
ALLEGED lYNcHERs INDICTED.
Prominent Huntsville Men Held for
Conspiracy.

Huntsville. Ala. Oct 2S.--Thomas
M Riggs, hotel man, has been arrest.
ed and placed under $4,000 bond on a
charge of conspiracy in the murder Of
Horace Naples.
Robert Powell son Of ex-Shsriff Pow
eli, said to have been indicted by the
United States grand jury on the same
charge win surrender today and apply
for bond. III
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-29
ANeLo-RUssIAN DISPUTE
WILL GO TO THE

WILL GO TO THE HAGUE
London, Oct. 2S-Premier Belfour
this evening announced that the Anglo
Russian dispute had peen referred to
the International board Of inquiry. The
cyar himself approved OF the proposal
tc submit the matter to the interna-
tional tribune, which will meet at The
Hague.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-29

The fire department was called Out
shortly after & o'clock yesterday AFTER
noon by an alarm sent in from box AZ.
The blaze was in small negro shanty
ana was extinguished before the arriy-
4, Of the department. no damage being
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-29
SPENCER COMING TO
INSPECT SOUTHERN
Head Of the Big system VIII be in
This Section Shortly on an lnspec-
tion Tour

The following from the Atllnta Con.
stitution OF yesterday will be OF inter
est in Arunswiek
1t was learned yesterday that Pres
ieent Samuel Spencer, of the Southern
rsiiway, and a number of other high
ofaeials connected with the Southern
vii arrive IN Atlanta tomorrow or
next day No one would talk as to the
mission of President Spencer, but it is
generally believed that one Of his
objects in visiting Atlanta is to have
a conference with a number Of the rail
road men on the freight rate situation
il Atlanta.
Coming hst at this time the visit
Iof the president ana other officials and
directors IS most significant and would
seem to prove that the railroads are
beginning 10 look upon this fight that
/, now being waged in the interests Of
Atlanta as one Of sufficient gravity to
call for the presence Of the very high.
est ofieiais os the different roads.
Other railroad men were Of The opin-
ion thai President Spencer and his
farty We're sivnply going to stop in At
lanta While en- one Of their regular
trips Of inspection over the Southern.
However, the fact that he is coming
70 Atlanta is important, if true, and
dispatch from New York stated that
the president and several directors
were making arrangements 10 come to
ATLANTA the asst part Of this week. and
that rooms had already been engaged
at the Piedmont.
II President Spencer is inspecting
fte Southern railway generally. it is
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-29
WALKER FRRETUREs SKULL.
Atlanta Man Meets Bad Acot

Former Atlanta Man Meets Bad Acci-
dent Of spartanburg.
spartauburg S G., Oct 2S - Wal
kor a well known young man Of this
city, said to be from Atlanta, who
formerly worked in the insurance busi-
ness, fell from ladder in one OF the
lcwers Of the Spartanburg mill today
between II ard ] o'clock and sustained
fracture OF the skull, the doctors
nov in attendance holding out little
licpe for thesI. .gery Of tie young
man. <jsNn.
Walker was aions R Pt
occurred usa,j2 "
must hsfain On
conscious condits ~ 4
ed. He has '55e
ness since the accident and
Ipected to live.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-29
Terrible Accident Occurs
at Hilton s Dodge Mill
Up SatiIIa River
The MILL IS BADLY DAMAGED
Boiler Exploded, Almost DemoIIshina
Mill, Killing Three Men and
Wounding Several Others.
Details Of the Accident.


One killed outright. two expected to
Die at any moment. several scalded,
and saw mill badly wrecked is the
result Of an explosion at the large
mill OF the Hilton AND Dodge Lumber
Company on the sataiiia river. which
Occurred at s o'clock Thursday after.
noon.
News OF the accident reached Bruins
wick yesterday morning aud T. A. Eos
ter. Of the Hilton and Dodge COMPANY
came over from St. Simon ana Jeff lat
q in the day for the scene y 80 ac-
cident
The full ex -ent Of the dala assuep the
min is not YET AnaXn bntsfroIa reports
received N .efeas it is
believe mill has been almost
CON- Wrecked,
plosson VISA one OF the large
Y Is ii the mill. The explosion was
er4inic that the entire battery OF
'ar boilers Were blown out OF the mill
and with such force that large por-
tons or the mill was carried with it.
The dead man is eolored, and his
name cannot be ascertained. The two
badly injured are also colored. Two
8. three OF the white as well as severa
1T the eolored workmen we're badly
sealded-
While it is yet impossible to give an
accurate estimate Of the damage to tbs
eill. II was stated yesterday that $lD,-
Goo would hardly cover the damages.
just what caused the accident is not
known, or has not been learned in this
city. The explosion occurred just al
the hour whea the men We're knocking
oil from their days work, and fortu
nateIy many Of them had already left
Tie mill 1t was stated that the de
bris was scattered for yards around
the min, and the people residing IL
fhe neighborhood were badly frighten
ea,
Mr.. Foster will probably return II
lhe course 81 a few days and the ex
tent Of the damage Will then be known
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-29
The Weather.

Forecast for today in Georgia: Fair
and colder.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-29
WATERS GUILTY OF MURDER.

His Field.
Statesboro Ca. Oct. 2s.--T. A. Wat
crs was found guilty Of murder tonight
He shot and killed his cousin. John
Waters, last summer while at work in
his field. The jury recommended life
Imprisonment. Both were young men.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-29

II President Spencer is inspecting
hIe Southern railway generally, it is
very probable that he win visit Bruins
wick as this city is one of the most
important terminals on the system.