The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-07-01
JUMPED FROM THE CAR
r. r. BRUNSWICK LEAFS FROM
FAST MOVING TRAIN.
Passenger ON Fast Mail Of Louisville
and Nashville Pluages From VIA
dow, and the Cause Cann0t Ne
u Ascertalned From Him. -
Advertiser Bureau,
=. Mobile, June 30.

Advertiser Bureau,
- Mobile, June 30.
Freight train No. II OF the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad. northhound.
brought to Mobile this morning q
white man. who gave his name as T.
+. Brunswick. but who refused to tell
his home or vocation. Brunswick was
picked up beside the railroad track
near Grand Bay this morning by a
section crew who had been hunting for
him since IL o'clock last night.
Brunswick was a passenger on the
northboundf fast mail which arrived
here at midnight. When near Grand
Bay, he plunged headforemost from
window of the negro car to the ground.
while the train was running at great
speed. The leap was witnessed py
negro woman who was passenger.
She screamed and when the train crew
rushed into the car she told what mao
happened. The train was stopped ana
backed for some distance and search
along the track was made for the man.
but without avail. The train went Tor
ward and at the next station word was
sent back to Grand Bay and the Sec
ton crew began a search. The man was
found early this morning ana sent
here. He was taken to sanatorlum'
but nothing could be learned from him.
He boarded the train at New orleans
and, Just before reaching Grand Bay'
requested the conductor to allow MIN
to go into the negro compartment IN
order that he might get little sleep.
The other car was crowded and, as
there was only the one passenger In
the car he was allowed to go there.
The woman informed the conductor
afterwards that the man began walk
ing up and down the car and finally
went to the window. stepped on a car
seat and plunged headforcmost from
the car.
James NJ Campbell, proprietor Of the
East side Docking Company. has leas-
ed a site from the Alabama Port Com
pany. south of the new railroad wharf
1t Alabama port, and will erect ma
rine ways and ship and boat building
plant there The lease stipulates that
the work of erecting the plant must
begin within fifteen days from signing
and the plant must be completed and
In operation in sixty days from the
day of beginning work. Mr.. Campbell
will continue his plant here. He Is an
experienced ship builder and has been
in this business in Mobile tor many
years.
The good people of MOBILIZE who since
the hot season began, enjoytd a hfteen
cent a hundred rate for ice, will to-
morrow morning find the price raised
to thirty cents.
The Consumers, Star and American
Companies got together tonight. and
after a short session, decided to In
crease the price to the figure named,
There was no combine OF interests. but
the three companies, aftet going over
the situation. agreed on q general ad-
vance of prices.
ATTORNEYS for Charles Pircher. who
was recently sentenced bJ Judge Toul-
min in the United States Court to pay
q fine of $500, and serve a sentence of
three years in the federal prison at
Atlanta, having been found guilty of
forgery of mail route contracts, have
taken an appeal Pircher is now out on
h bond of $4,000.
Colonel E. L. Russell in letter to
Henry Mcdonald, New fork. sent for
ward to-day, declared the Alabama
delegation to be in favoi of Parker for
presidential nominee. g.,
This letter was written In answer
TO one from Mr.. Mcdonald, who wrote
him in the interest of ITammany and
against Parker.
John B. Busby. aged %. a machinist,
committed suicide late last night at
his home in Whistler by taking an
ounce of laudanum. He was found on
his porch at II o'clock and in spite
of the work Of a doctor died at this
morning. He leaves a wife and three
small children.
In the Circuit Court verdict for
s3s,47e.75 was given by The Jury in the
case of John B. Cefal1 and Brother,
vs.. Ernest F. Wagar. Vagar was for
n time a partner with tie Cefalu Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Going and lit
tie daughter, after visit of two
months here and at Fairhope on the
Eastern shore, have returned to their
home in Birmingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Jones, H. B. Park
er and Amos Jones. afttr a brief stay
In Mobile have returned to their home
in Montgomery.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Haynie have re-
turned from a two weeks stay in St.
Louis.
A. T. Newell of Birmingham Is in the
city.