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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-18
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the suburbs. The location of, the six
acres makes the. land very valuable
stAe establishing of the town.
ssSd has enormously increased the
value of the 100 acDe tract.
1t is enderst.od that the party who
Is claiming the land has made formal
demand on tie colony company, and
!; in turn has entered suit against Mrs.
l aushtry. The latter alleges that she
gave the purchasers Of the laud notice
heIore the land was sold that this por-
tons of the land were in dispute. 1t
~ understood that the case will come
tp In the Charlton county superior
court.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-18
BRUNSWICK PILOTd
STRONGLY AGAINST
LITTLEFlELO'S BILL

ing the channels. the vessels and the
oargoes. and thus benefited the own
ers and the shipping interest gen
orally.
Further resolved That copy of this
resolution be transmitted to the
sreaker OF tft house of representa-.
tiyes. the chairman Of the committee
on merchant risrine and Fisheries and
honorable w. G. Bruntley representa-
tive from this district.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-18
.DQy4c8REA WEDS
GEORGIA bEtYff
--<----
Mrs. IIaFC Cfdanlof Macon
SecgetIy Maraed to
So SAYS NEW YORK SPECIAL
Couple Leave waldorf-Astoria Hurried
y. Friends Believe to Get Mar
rted-Mrs. Jordan, with
Friend Called at Hotel.


to a special dispatch pub
Exclusively in the Atlanta Con
sAs1tion yesterday, Mrs. Ilah Nan,
the beautiful Macon widow. and
corea, the Nicaraguan minister, Y
married in New York Monday The
article in the Constitution says:
Friends of Mrs. Jla Dunlop Jordan.
the great Georgia beauty, and her
aancee. Don Luis Core. were wQsyger,
ins to which church they had gone
after hurriedly leaving the Waldorf
Astoria together, for it was not the
least doubted but that they had gone
forth to be married.
Mr. Corea was at lunch when Mrs
Jordan and woman friend appeared
at the hotel. Senor Corea at once
conducted the visitors to the Turkish
room. where be remained with them
fnl long tImo denying himself to
all callers
Presently j. was discovered that
- senor and Mrs. Jordan had dis
peared and it was then rumored
trat they had gone forth SO seek
clergyman.
Mrs, Jordau and her relatives have
Investigated the rumors circulated
concerning Senor Corea's ancestry.
ana declare them to be without basis,
and IN support Of this attitude on the
part Of the family Claud Manning
Hadgly. byothei-in-law OF Mrs JordaJ
made The following statement;
as the brother-ln-law of Mrs. Jor-
dan / wish to say that the attacks
made upon MIR. Luis f. Corea, the
Nicaraguan minister, evidently III
srired by malice, are absolutely false
and have no weight with her or her
family. who have had for some time
III thelr possession documents from
the most reliable sources which leave
rc doubts in their minds as to the an
cestry, honor and standing OF Mr.. Cor
ea in his own country and abroad"
Friends Of Senior Corea in this city
declared today that 1t was his intention
t. challenge any person who repeats
the SANDER concerning him. which has
caused him SO much annoyance, ano
which for time has delayed his wed
ding 10 the beautiful Georgia widow"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-18
CARNEGIE
TO PAY III
Announces That he win Make Good
to Those who Suffered in the
oberlln Bank Failure.

Oberlln. Ohio, Jan. 1T.-An announ
cement was made today by Andrew
Carnegie that he would make good
all of the losses Of those who suffered
worst in the recent failure of the Citi
zens National Bank, which was due tc
TO the loans to Mrs. Chadwick
He added that he had already sent
DARTS for the amounts including bene
Hceiaries, Oberlin students, Old sol
iiers people Of small means and the
IKE who lost by the failure.
1t is understood that the students
lione lost fifteen thousand
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-18
COAST sTREwN WITH WRECKS
N@salsnt Gales Cause Havoc in tho Uni.
ted klnnhnrn

Tselsnt Gales Cause Havoc in the Uni
ted Kingdom.
London. Jan. ia fierce gale last
night caused havoc along the coast
cf the United Kingdom.
There ware a number of wrecks OF
small craft causing loss of life. A
French ketch was driven ashore on
the Isle Of Wight and her crew OF
nVe meG were drowned. All arrivals
report terrific weather. The harbors
are filled with vessels seeking shelter.
NO less than fifty steamers are now
at Holyhead whore they ran from the
storms
Nearly the whole of the fishing fleet
or ullapon Loeb Broom, Scotland, was
driven ashore. Three of the boats
were sunk and many were badly
wrecked
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-18

Washington, Jan. 17.--ln the Su-
rreme court of the United states TO-
day the solicitor general fled mo.
ton to advance the case Of United
States VS.. the Lake Shore aud Mich
igan Railway Company involving the
right Of the United States to compel
the railroad company to file an annual
report with TIE Interstate Commerce
Commission in accordance with the
law creating that commission.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-18

Norfolk, Va, Jan. 17.-The four
nasted schooner Cordelia Z. Hayes,
Captain Brown. from Baltimore to
Charleston with a cargo Of guano, was
stranded on Diamond shoals Sunday
and will be a total wreck The crew
Of eleven ami the cooks wife were
rescued by the Hatteras ard Greed
Hill life savers.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-18
SUING FOR
100000
Former State Senator coHey Files
Claim Against Estate Of late
Hugh Mclaughlin.

Brooklyn n. Y. Jan. Former
state Senator Cofey today al3d a
atit for 100000 against the es-
tate of the late Hugh Mclaughlin.
democratic leader. who left a fortune
10 his family
The suit is brought by Mr. Coffey
o.. the charge that Mclaughlin was
Indebted to him in that amount
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-18
c GORGE MADDOX KILLED.
snot by Young Man Who had Been
Beaten by Maddox.

Madison, Fla, Jan. 17.-George Mad
aox was shot and instantly killed Sat
urday night by a young man named
Fewell
The report is that the two sons OF
Maddox day or two before the killing
rad beaten and cut young FeweIl and
that their father had gone to town
that day and indulged rather freely
had threatened several time sto as
sault him, but that Fewell went away
begging to be let alone; at last the old
ran assaulted Fewell who fred once
or twice into the air Maddox still
advanced on him when he fred and
instantly killed him.
Tho young man was arrested and
IL now In the hands Of the shelf but
IL is thought mat he will be acquitted
as the shooting was iustlfable
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-18
TO BEGIN ON NEW RESIDENCE

+.rst Baptist Soon to Erect Home for
Their Pastor.
Work on the new residence. to be
1dilt BY The congregation Of tho First
aptlst chure1 viii begin within the
curse OF a veek or two The resi-
.cnce viii be erected on the large lot
Istin the rear of the church on Mans
ED street.
This new residence will be very
andsome structure and will cost
ltout $500. large portion of the
money has already been subscribed
nd il is expected that as soon as the
work. IS commenced the house viii
20 rapidly pushed 70 completion
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-18
PIedae d Reduce Aeeraae.

Edgeheld, s. c., Jan. IA
end representative meeting sarge
farmers Of this county we. of the
court house to take = held at the
ing cotton conltic. action concern
trnduced and ~. Resolutions in
nreaent 2. passed pledged thos,
,on !, ~ every farmer in the sec
r.. . reduce the acreage 25 por cent
-Sol. w A. Strom was elected repre-
sentative Of The county to the Cotton
I0iower's Convention at New Orleans
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-18
New COLONY mAY eE SUED
Understood 1-hat Some Of the Land
Used Is Claimed.

Valdosta, Jan. IA Dorton Of the
iand bought by the company establish
ing new colony town, st Geogre,
C.. the Georgia Florida and Southern
railroad IN Charlton county are now
in dispute ard an interesting law
suit is likely to grow out Of the mat
ter.
Mrs. c. G. Daughery sold the colony
eople 4,400 acres Of land on which
to build the town, the deeds to a por
tlon Of the land are being claimed
by another party.
Six acres Of the land In dispute ar
in the heart Of the town as planned b.
TIRE promoters and 100 acres ara
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-18
BLEW orr rng VAULT DOOR
Attempt TO Rob sank Made at La
fayeGte, Ale.

Lafayette Ala. Jan. l7.--hn at
tempt was made at an early hoIr this
morning to rob the bank Of lafayette
The outer door Of the vault was
blown of wit1 dynamite and an at
ccmpt was made TO wreck the safe in
side but the robbers evidently be-
cane frightened and left before com
pieting their work.
The papers and money in the safe
ore intact and nothing was taker
from the bank. The damage to the
vault will amount TO about $1,000.
kit Of tools stolen from a local black
smith shop was found In the banl
this morning.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-18
p AID HER
S685,OOO
John r. Platt says he Gave Hannah
Elias, the Negress, That Very
Large Amount.

New York, Jan i7-John r. Platt
testified in court today that he paid
Eannah Elias. the negress. s6s5,000,
claimIngesthat she bled HIM for that
amount
The case which has attracted great
attention WIN probably be finished
curing the present week and some
cry sensational facts are expected
.u be brought out
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-18
SOME REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Several Pieces Of Property Changed
Hands Yesterday.

IN tho Office Of the clerk Of the
superior cour' yesterday the follow
ing record deeds were filed.
New South Building ana Loan As.
sociation to Mrs. Mary K. Bmford
Old Town lot number 434 This lot
] situated 9n South Wolf street. W
Il. Shadman OK. Mrs, Mary ! khan,
To James D, Gould. a large tract OF
forming land situated on the northern
part Of st. Simon.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-18
ROOSEVELT TO NAME CARTER
Contest Over the Birmingham Post
Office Settled.

Washington, Jan. President
Roosevelt informed Representative Un
derwood, Of Niabama, today that he
Tad decided tc appoint ]. Rivers Car
ter AS postmaster at Birmingham to
succeed Postmaster Hughes
The appointment has been pending
ior some time and was finally made
On the recommendation of the Ala
Rama referees. Mr.. Carter Is a grad
uete Of the University of Pennsylva.
MIA. and is civil engineer. His ap-
Iointment settled spirited contest
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-18
Leanun EowIa ronlnht

The regular semj-montnly bowling
contest of the Southern Bowling Lea
sue will tako place tonight. The
game wiRsbo l9ayed simultaneously
ana TX a4 wired to the diff
ferent sIeaIas sipllledia.ely after the
gGme
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-18
ROCK FELL
NINE DEAD
Awful Accident Yesterday at Lake
LoenTsTd Hor@ay MANY Houses
OverNhe lined.

Copenhagen. Jan. ia mammoth
0ck fcll at axe Leonyard, Norway
day, causing a waste that oYerwhal-
aed a number u houses. Many per.
,cns wore injured and fifty nine were
killed outright
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-18
ODD FELLOWS
TO HOLD MEtTIgS
OTsaiSt Lodge VIII Hold
a Session in Waycross
Today
LOCM mEMBERS GOING
esth Brunswick Lodges win be
Represented It the Meeting, Which
Was Called BY District Master
". E. POrtesxhls City

..,., >',,.,..
dant oas win ~
held az VIZ s1nd both Of
the Brunswick WA&es viii be rsSre-
sented The meetiNs was called by
Division DepWy W z Porter OF this
city
The Brunswick ~
Prom Seapor. lodge No. GS. Max Is
aac, A. NJ. Calder, G. P. smith; from
brunswick lodge No. 4S. C. H. Taylor,
" w Allen, C. O. Rodriguez ana NJ.
" Harren. II is understood all Of
the delegates viii attend the meet,
ng
The meeting today viii include al
Of the lodges in the Brunswick judic-
ial circuit the lodges are situated at
Brunswick, Waycroas. Blackshear,
Nichols, Hazlehurst. Jesup Eazle&
D0uglAs. Willacoochee Brunswick is
the only city in the district which has
two lodges.
The meeting at Waycross viii no
doubt be an interesting one and the
delegates viii be entertained after
Ike meeting by the Waycross lodge
The delegates win leave this after
ncoon at 4;l0 returning tomorrow
morning
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-18
49, oPposE rAe lMcREAsE
Injunction May be Employed to Pre-
vent Salary Raises.

Augusta, Ca Jan. 17.-It is proba-
tic tha The wholesale increaaes Of
salrlea By the city council Saturday
right viii be net by an injunction.
Alderman y j Rice, who has been
the lost consistent opponent Of the
rpiscs. says that several business men
have spoken q securing M injunct-
Ton and Il is more Uan probable that
this Wil be 1orc
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-18

Decatur, Ills. Jan .17.--Eight men
are reported dead in the Decatur mine
as result Of a fire this afternoon.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-18

York. Pa, Jan. 17.--Bish John Bry-
ant Small, one Of the best known
negro bishops in the country, Is dead.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-18
The Weather.

Forecast for today in Georgia: Fair
with light frosh northwest winds.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-18

Thousands are sick every year with
some form Of bowel complaint Thous-
ands are cured by Sakirg Dr. Seth
Arnold's balsam Warranted TO give
satisfaction by Smiths Pharmacy.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-18

IN neither case was there any law
giving Judge Swayne Jurisdiction 20
punish for contempt.
impeachment is the only romedy for
D nabuse in a contempt case. The dis.
tiict courts are the creatures OF con
sress and congress is the only body
ltat has the poNer to review their
acts where they are charged with abus-
lnWnaaaiSa. power in contempt cases.
II JudrF4F sn.s.iDa ie not az ~ aa,,s
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-03-03
Leaves Beautiful Six Weeks Old Girl
in the Parl0r Of the Hotel Halliday
to be Cared for by Strangers

young mother apparently about Is years of age, of
refined appearance and apparent wealth. left her six weeks
dbabe in the paror of the Hotel Halliday this forenoon
and hastily made her escape.
After leaving the child the inhuman mother fastened
toward the Northern Pacific depot and is believed took
the east bound North Coast limited.
While J. W. Murphy, day clerk at the Hotel Halli
day. corner Sprague and Stevens street,
gagged at his duties at the desk in the Office he bright
looking Of progressing appearance and styshly
dressed enter the hotel by the main entrance and pass
through the corridor adjoining the Office She made her
to the elevator and asked the boy to show her to the
parlor.
Clerk Murphy noticed that the woman carried large
bundle which he suspected might contain baby but the
geneel and refined appearance of the served as
passport and she not subjected to inquiry to her
intentions.
In less than two minutes the woman descended from
the parlor floor still carrying bundle, and passed hur
riedy out through the main corridor and disappeared
around the corner Stevens street.
Mr.. Murphy had noticed that the bundle which the
woman carried when she made her hurried exit not
large as the one she took with her to the paror nu
lively suspectng just what had happened Murphy rushed
to the paror and there he found of the sofas
beautiful little girl baby apparently about six weeks old
The little stranger looked up into Murphys eyes and
smiled in its infante manner and seemed glad to be just
where the clerk found her.
No time lost in notifying Mrs Halliday and the
baby girl was soon made very comfortable. The child
unusually bright and has not made cutlery except
few EXPLANATIONS of apparent delight. Mrs. Halliday
is already much attached to the unbidden guest
Chief Waller and Detective Brley have been endeavor
ing gain information about the mother who heart
lessy abandoned her babe but have not yet secured
single clue as to her identity.
The police believe that the lives in the east
and to Spokane expressly to leave her baby girl here
Clerk Murphy Of the Halliday says he watched the
woman closely that he is certain he could identify her
even if she should appear in different dress and hat
Another theory is that she came here from Seattle.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-03-03
PRESIDENT SENDS REPORT ON
BEEF TRUST TO CONGRESS

sharply, chiefly because of the large
increase in the supply.
The six leading packing companies
are apparently not overcapitalized.
The percentage of profit on the gross
volume of business is comparatively
small. Swift's profits during the last
three years was only 2 per cent on
the total sales. Cudahy's profits last
year was one-eighth of / per cent on
total sales.
The report says the profits on the
private car lines in the packing in
dustry on mileage was very liberal,
being IA to II per cent, and while
the big six" control the trade in
the large centers, in small cities and
towns they are much less important.
The bureau places the average cost
OF a refrigerator car at $1,000 and
the average yearly cost Of mainte-
nance at $3.50. The net profit from
mileage along is IA to II per cent.
Cudahy made 22 per cent in 1902 on
its cars.
With the exception of the Ma
tional Packing company, which is a
Joint stock affair, the commissioner
found no general interownership
among the six principal companies.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-03-03

/ WASHINGTON. March 3.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt sent to congress to-
day the report on the alleged beef
trust as prepared by Commissioner
Of Corporations Garfield, according
to a resolution passed by the house
March last year.
The report covers the price Of
cattle and the dressed beef margins
between such prices. 1t also covers
the organization, conduct and profits
of the corporations engaged in the
beef industry.beef industry.
A summarized reports says the six
packing companies. Armour, Swift,
Morris, National Packing company,
Schwarzchild & Sulzberger and Gu
daily, designated as the big SIX"
in the year 1903 slaughtered 4b per
cent of the 12.500,000 head slaugh-
tered in the United States. The net
average profit of Armour. Swift and
Schwarzchild & Sulzberger for that
year was 80 cents per head, not in
GLIDING incidental profits.
The year 1902 was less profitable
than usual. during some months the
leading packers actually losing money
on every head slaughtered.
In 1908 the price of cattle fell
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-03-03
WHO WILL GET THE
THREE HUNDRED

Justice Stocker is wondering what
to do with $500 deposited as cash
bond to insure the appearance in his
court today of G. r. flinders.
A short time since one Annette
Carico, a widow of mature years, ap-
peared before Judge stocker and pre-
ferred a delicate charge against Hin
ders, with whom she had kept COM
pany." The interview between the
fair widow and the judge resulted in
Hinders' arrest on a charge Of Sc
duction.
When flinders was arraigned before
the court he pleaded not guilty and
deposited 5000 cash bond for his
appearance today.
flinders failed to show up In court
this morning. but the fair Annette
put in an appearance and asked the
Judge to please stop the proceedings
against the accused. She blushed
like bride of Is and seemed con-
siderably embarrassed. but managed
to convey to the court the informa-
ton that she had given her hand and
heart to the man whose trial was to
have been held before his honor to-
day, and refused to testify against
her husband.
The case could not proceed with
out the testimony of the complaining
witness, and was dismissed. but Hin
ders was not present to claim the
$3OO
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-03-03
May ATTACH
LOBBY SALOON

In Judge Huneke's court this morn
ing counsel for Mrs. w. N Gettner
asked for an order directing the sher-
in to levy an execution against the
stock of goods and fixtures in the
Lobby saloon, corner Howard street
and Front avenue, claimed to be
owned by III. b. Fulton.
Mrs. Gettner lately recovered judg-
ment against Crittenden Bros, who
sold the saloon to Fulton. In that
action the latter was made a gar
nishee defendant, 1t being claimed
that Fulton owed Crittenden Bros.
u part of the purchase money, but
this was denied by Fulton.
The sheriff was asked to proceed
and sell the saloon. but he required
4 bond of indemnity to the amount
of $1,000. bond was furnished, but
the sheriff declined to accept 1t as
he learned that the sureties were
not responsible financially.
Tim Mrs. Gettner's attorney
brought the matter before Judge HUI
neke on an order to show cause why
the sheriff should not be directed TO
levy and sell property the title to
which the sheriff had learned is In
dispute.
The court held that the sheriff was
the judge of the sufiiciency of the
bond offered him and sustained the
contention of Deputy Prosecuting At
torney Laughon that the discretion
exercised by the sheriff in the mat
ter could not be reviewed In the pro.
ceedings had before the court today
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-03-03
HARRISON MUST PAY

George Harrison was brought be-
fore Judge KEENAN, this morning on
contempt proceedings because he has
not complied with an order made
February IL In the divorce suit
brought against him by Nora L. Har-
rison.
For some reason Harrison neglect
ed to adjust a matter OF 5000 he was
ordered TO pay his former wife's at
torness, and a further sum OF $50
to be paid for suit money also
escaped his attention.
Judge KEENAN, made an order d.
recting and requiring Harrison to
pay the $3.50 ia the clerk OF the court
within five days. The order pro-
vides that II Harrison falls to pay.
as directed. he will be punished for
contempt.