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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-11
MAKlNo a TouR o. oEoRolA.
Mey Visit Brurswiek in Interest Of I'd
urz4ion,f t1stt+t,tinpe az state

Msy Visit Brunswick in Interest Of I'd
uoationa lastltutons Of state.
II ls possible that Brunswick viii
soon receive n visit from MI Joseph
g Stewart wEo Is making a tour o.
Georgia IN the interest ossassatst I .,.'-'.'GI.
5aai Institutions lie will make a
uumAer ot addresses at different
points and w'll meet with the people
at different places and discuss the
educational pre- blems With them
The work that State Agent stewart
as done in the past year has been
of the most efficient and far reaching
kind This w,rk has been very not
pabiy effective IN the increase OF In
.eiests among the people "a the affairs
ol tho university and 10 educational
affairs in general.
one OF the main works OF State
agent Stewart is TO bring the people
d the state TO a realization Of the
need Of a great improvement in the
eh schools OF ne state. and in this
me II worl. he is meeting with marx
eG success.
Very rapG.y RE high schools Of the
eiate are beius accredited under the
ystem proposed by the university and
,has their graduates are admitted to
the classes of the university upon
~ csentation Of their diplomas or corfu
acates from these high schools.
To bridge rhe cbasu between the
university and tho common schools By
Tire development Of the high school
BY stem Is the work that IS now being
atne by he university aud Il wiz be
snccess sful The time will come when
every county IN the state will have
iis high school that VIII receive the
cholar from rle common school and
furn hlm over 10 the university fully
p-e pared for il, classes and carE iculum
fhls work Of Mr. Stewart Is being
ost favorablg commented On not only
W the educators Of this state, bHl
also by the educators OF the entire
country
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AN INTERESTING INTERVIEW WlTn
ONE Or UNCLE SANS NAVY MEN

Daniel ". Carroll. Of ne United stat
es navy. IS in the city in the interest
of the recruiting station to be opened
ia the postoilice building here from Feb
r. AIRY 10 70 II The following inter
view with Mr.. Carroll viii be iound
very interesting
4 first wisn to state that the navy
department Is well pleased with tho
.oung men who enlisted from here
some years ago, ana DO Il known that
all young men from this seacoast town
are all now in line Of promotion with
Uncle Sam
We will enlist boys II years OF age
as apprentice saamsn; pay them $40
yer month and Uncle Sam gives as
present S45 wota of clothing 10 all
who enlist. We also enlist able bod.
ito men without trades from rs TO
80 years OF age and also mechanics
ot all kinds. he pey 10 all those VINO
enlist is much larger than one would
u ink when il is considered that he is
~ morely cruise around the world
AZ the expense Of the government
5 5.me one has asked me this gusetion
Gan a man save money in the U )
nayy?' Uuquestionably he can. Their,
are foreign Countries We visit tina
men or boys cannot spend much mon
,ey. We have ships bank that pay.
per cent on all savings, 70 you car
readily see young man who enters
the navy can bays 4 snug sum X ths
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-11
'fSR MONU4EEHIiT
To gGrETH0RPE
LHies DeCide to Erect One
in Brunswick and Will
a AT Once Begin Work
DfFINIlE DECISION REACHED
et Meeting Of the Daughters of the
American Revolution Yeterday this
Matter was Brqkaht up and
EnthuslastiealIy Discussed

AL the meeting OF the paughfers
Of the American Revolution held yes
rday afternion, steps were taken look
ing to the completion OF Qasle-
trorpe monument aa2ssss - 4
every assurance that this Just, D,sSrdy
nonor win he raid to the mA Ahory oi
the great general who foqk kded the
colony, which was the embryo of the
empire state % the south.
ANhis meeting Mrs Il. f, Coney.
who Is always foremost in public spir-
led enterprises announced to the chap
ter Ia the follcwiug words her willing
ness TO undertake The work begun by
the oglethorpe Memorial society ana
assured the chapter that she would
gparantee to raise the funds required
TOR It's conn teton:
Madam Regent and Fellow Mem
ta,s-I looking over The constitution
ot this society find these words: Toe
q iects Of this society are to perpeu
CITE the spirit Of the men and women
iTho achieved American Independence
b5 The acquisition and profession Of
historical; spots and the erection OF
monuments TO honor the memory Of
Tie founders Of colonies aud of tn
heroes who fought tor tbat iugeBen.
iecnce
Nov Madom Regent, I tAioa thas
'te best test Of any ldea or theory
IS the putting ol 1t into glacu:9 and
this | think yc may do and lhan sc
win be impressed ard VIII imptesa otn
fcrs IN a practical way Tlih Tue rea
meaning Of THE sentiment
My idea is to build monument
tc that soldia. statesman, CHRISTIAN
ehd philanthropst General OgletHorpe,
the founder OF our state. i nave an.
preached CAPTAIN Wyl.y on this sun
1oct and an1 that lie S willing to
turn over to tbis chapter The work
OF erecting this monument Tor which
purpose he suggested and organized
Few years age the 0glethorte Memo
RAJ society Re also agrees to turn
over 10 this chapter an monies col
Iccted for said pnrpo@e amounting to
Sl35,09 II it be the pleasure OF tie
chapter to accept his offer. | shall
a. once repoc- to Captain Wylly and
begin a plan Of action 10 raise the
funds to complete tne grand work be.
tnn by him"
Mrs Coneys talk was received with
r,uch enthusiasm by the chapter and
the offer OF Captain Wylly was nt
crce accepted The D. A n viii 60
10 work on this undertaking in a short
time and as the ladies always sue
coed in Whatever work they take up, 1t
IS rs good as assured mat Brunswick
Nill soon have 4 mongment erected
which win be O credit to our city and
to the memory OF Georgrs gallant
founder,
The idea Of this monument original
cd with Captain Wylly several years
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expiration OF bis time
4 also desire 70 state that a young
nan can enter the navy ana it is not
impossible Tor him 10 gain q commits.
son That is in order and a number
nave suceeded in getting IT, Burroughs
are granted & ter each cruise. In the
event OF beir, on tho Atlantic coogt
permit car be obtained
"LAeNtenant c W. cole viii bo in
charge Ct this party. By the way he
fas ivst ceturned from China ami for
his gallant WORK he has been promoted
TO place for period on the special
recruiting board
"a strange coincidence happonea
70 lac in Brunswick today Strange
a. relate q large dog, big red canine
tor some reason Or other. seemed to
yaue my friendship. He came Up &c
n & @aggiug his tail as II be deefreo
e enlist with nae and I foun ii quite
Impossible 90 lose him / tied him d
strong pace IN a printing Office, but
suauge 70 say 1 never lost him and d.
was az the hotel when / arrived there
4 explained this Strange occprrene,
u young lady at Wronchs printing
cfice and this young Lady being Of
hind and arecuoaa.e nature, decide
20 take charge of the wandering do
until It's owner could be found.
III is large, red dog and the own
fr can have Famo by calling on th
young lady A. wfouoh's oaosr
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aANKRupr coUaT MEETS TO-DAY
several Minor Cases to coroe up be.
Iore Referee isaac

several Minor Cases 10 Covoe up be
rore Referee Isaac
Referee Isaac VIII hold "A session of
The bankrupfc, court ia his office to.
fay and seye al cases viii be heard.
smone others the first needing Of
the creditors oi Miles II. Powder, ..
!, ayeross. Will be held The balRruf,
al be examined and trustee name
sud other matters in the case dl8posoG
oi
The Intervention Of Avery { o.,
r. recover a shingle machine IN -
f J.. Douglas. bankrupt. VII also come
W. rs VIII the Intervention of Ia
,aiy Safe co in the same case.
Vest erday az order was rasHsd q.
losing the appraisers in the ]. ID. An.
ceIson case e. W Dart Of this city
ald f. Overstreet and Moses Irimn
ot Douglas. s25 and their expenses.
In the |. n. Bishop case an Emen1
n.ent 10 The original schedule was
rade adding about $1,000 worth o,
cnbts to the asssts Of the bankrupt H.
accordance 10 previous order passed
ay the cUuH.
Judge Isaac yesterday ass gDed all
inc laborers liens On lle In his Office
h the II. G williams case for near
ms on March irst M
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-11

Chief Green stated to a News report
cr yesterday that the fire department
hed ben cand out less number Of
times during the cold weather this
WINTER than In the history OF the de
partment In the several very colo
siolls that we have had recently N,
department has only responded to tw,
alarms, sa9 aestser 81 tbs 1res did an,
damage,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-11

he DISRl 4yfB GqF4g sgRV
Walked to the aailows and Did not ljt.
ter a Word While oaioero Arrans.
cd Rope About His Neck-DIed
Without Least sfuggls.

Charlottsviile. va, FEB. 1O-Attired
il a neat SUIT OF black clothes closely
shaved, with white cuffs AMI a new
cellar, wearing q red rose IN the lapel
Of his coat, and without uttering one
word after the ropes had beoa fasten-
cd around his neck ex-Mayor James
Samuel Mccua was hung in tic county
Jail here at II 50 o'clock this morning,
the execution being witneaser by only
few officers and others.
Every effort possible was made by
McCues' friends to save his life. but
nothing could be done. the governor
refused to interfere, the supreme court
could not g4aat new trial. and all
| cay Thursday his attorneys and
friends tried every way possible 20
postpone the execution but to no avail.
The exnayor arose early this morn
Ii and carried out his usual daily pro-
gam. He had one or two caters eur.
y in the morning aud transacted some
little business, and one would nave
never b~eeveI thar lie was aware OF
the fact that ne would be swtnsing
iron the gallows ii less than three
nours.
He seemed to be perfectly resigned
. his fate, He had a pleasant greet.
ing for his friends who callsl to pay
Aeir last good bye. and Only once did
Ee show any signs OF fright When
c3-e OF his Old associates sal d a few
aours before tie execution aid as he
shook the hand oI the ex.l4a 5r, tears
came from his dh8 1g,end'9J yes, NC
sue then turned and wa.Isl away,
ana for the inst Tune seeae4 to real.
iae his fate
When the hour came for lae hang
ilg he displayed woAderfui j rye. He
aiked 10 che eailows ana ne 81 utter
ID word whlle the doput 5 ranged
The rope about his meek. WI every.
Tang was in readiness the s.. riff ASK.
cd:
are you read, Mr.. McCue
Il am" was lhe reply
In an instant the trap was sprung
ard the man who wa8 once
among charlogJesgile's Ieaa.ng citi-
1cns, was a corpse ia abou. twenty
81 conds.
Made q Confession.
When asked II be bad any statement
20 make, he feDaed tnat ne aid not
out announce1 that he had ritten
etter to friend, which wouio be- read
after he was gone
This letter vas in the hands OF one
ot Mr.. McCGas intimate friends ana
ne ex-mayor made q full confession.
admitting that he had murdered his
WIe ana giving a fun and complete
statement Of tie murder. lie ave the
friend permission 70 make tl-e letter
ppbiic, which was done shorty after
The execution
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-11
ssavicEs roMoaRow.

publie invited to tho Presbyterian
Church.
~ the Presbyterian church tom0r-
row services viii be az follows: sun
osy school at 10 a. m. Morning ser.
&c II o'clocA; evening service 1890
.. M There VIII BE- good music under
the direction of organist Geo. II. Cook
u leaching by the pastor. Rev. w. r.
i'oihngsworth The church viii be
comfortably heated and cordial invl,
tetion u extended to everyone 70 a.
teT.d- s,s...sS sIzi
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-11
rRIeo 70 fAKe lives OF .rwo
Drunken Painter Uses Gun csreisssiy
On Streats Of HuntsVlIle.

ou StieulS ol r1ontsFlilc.
Huntsville Ala. FEB. 10.--Flody
Jones carriage painter, got on a
rampage with a pistol Oh Jeifergon
street yesterday afternoon and fred
a shot at an unohendiOg hack driver
named John Fracklcr
BE then placed the pistol against
the stomach Of J.. lehman book
keeper ana tired u snoot. bat Mr. Leb.
nan escaped him.
Jones resisted arrest, but was beat
On into subraission, ana fs now held on
charges Of pu'iic drunkenness. assault
nth intent 70 murder and resisting
on oEteer
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-11
LOCAL CROSSIlE FIRM
GETS A BIG CONTRACT
WITH TIE GOVERNMENT
ATLANTA is STILL CUT OFF.
Capital City Seems to be Having Some
Bad Weather


Telegrahpic communication with At
ianta was entirely cut of yesterday,
roth telegraph offices announcing that
the wires were down all around Atlanta
and it was impossible to get 4 message
through
Early last n.Eht, however. the Postal
succeeded in e&Iting connection with
the Capital city &sleh was the first
IN two or three days. reports from
Atlanta are to the effect that the city
s suffering the~worst weather in It's
mstory agasseat damage has been
telegraph vsres are also down 10
n,any other sections, aud communities
ton rs almost Impossible.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-11
Are Charged with Cruelty
Treating Pretty Little
Miss Willie May Brooks
Jan INTERESTING CASE ON
Warren Furioaeh and Mrs. Fannie Fur
Tough on 5Trrcity Court Under
chasss OF Assault and Battery ID
History of Crime.

IN the cita NNut yesterday an inter
eStine ana somewhat sensational case
gas tsken up IN which . pretty young
girl, about sixteen yesrA OF - was
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-11

arc you read MT, McOue
Il am" was lhe reply
In an instant the trap was sprung
AID the man WHO WIS once
among Charloglesyile's Ieaa-ng citi-
1cEs, was corpse IN aBou. twenty
s. cOndA-
The Paducah sun., 1905-07-06
Nincennes Having Trouble.

Manager Eddie Kolb of the Alice
Men, is having his troubles in large
punches. The telegram from Vim
cennes received by the Bulletin last
night states that there is a bad feel.
ing existing among the men on that
team and that several releases and
suspensions will be made when some
of the new players who have been
signed arrive. From this 1t may be
seen that the team (which had the
pennant cinched" hasn't such rosy
outlook after all. They will find win
ming their games a decidedly hard
matter when they stack up against a
changed and disrupted team as the
Mud WALLPAPERS have. II is not likely
that they will even prove as fortunate
as the Cairo bunch has and before
they are we'll in trim again they will
be down where the remaining teams
In the league will have an elegant
The Paducah sun., 1905-07-06
LIABILITIES.

wild to Land, McAndrews scoring.
Brady hit to Potts who fumbled and
Meyers and Brady completed dou-
BILE steal. Henderson's hit scored
both runners and the next two men
were retired In order.
The Indians scored in the eighth
and ninth innings. McClain singled
and also did Gilligan. Bohannan sin
gled and McClain sttrted in home on
the hit. He saw he was caught and
returned to third. Gilligan came
ahead. thinking McClain was going
to single. but was caught of second
base in the running line. Taylor hit
for one sack and scored both run
ners. Perry and Taylor were retired
on fast double from McAndrews to
Henderson to Meyers.
The Paducah sun., 1905-07-06
TOday's Schedule.
Hopkinsville at Paducah.
Princeton at Vincennes.
Henderson at Cairo.

A few errors in the first inning on
the part of the Indians served to
cinch the game for the Lunatics at
Wallace park yesterday afternoon,
but the Indians rallied towards the
latter part of the contest and came
near winning out.
South was in the box for the In
dians and acquitted himself with
credit. The first inning was bad, even
for an old heads nerve supply, but
the youngster stood it all and pitched
good ball. II was an off day for the
Redskins and that's all there was to
it.
In the first inning Barlow hit a
grounder to Perry who fumbled. Nc
Andrews tried to sacrifice and Bo-
hannah fumbled his hit. Morris hit
to right for one sack and Barlow In
trying to score was caught by Lloyd
with magnificent throw. Meyers
sacrificed to Bohannan who threw
The Paducah sun., 1905-07-06

Gilligan is without. doubt the
best base runner in the league. He
can slide around over and under any
baseman and rarely gets caught.
Yesterday he made a great slide TO
third sack and on first base eluded
several attmpts to retire him while
playing on.
Lloyd made one Of the finest
throws ever seen onthe local diamond
yesterday. He fielded line driXe to
right field and threw to Land. cut
ting off Barlow by several feet. The
bali was thrown straight across the
home plate and could not have been
more perfect.
The Paducah sun., 1905-07-06
Tonrs In thc - Mountalns.


The Denver and Rio Grande offers
TO the tourist and the trans-conti-
mental traveller the choicest resorts
and the grandest scenery in Colo
rado. Utah add New Mexico. This
route has two separate and distinct
lines through the Rocky mountains.
ali through tickets being available
via either. The direct line to Grip
PIE Creek, the greatest gold camp
on earth. Three trains daily with
through Pullman palace and tourist
sleeping ears between Denver. san
Francisco. Los Angeles and Port
land. and Chicago. ST. Louis and san
Francisco. The best line 20 Utah.
Idaho. Montana. Oregon and Wash
ington via the Ogden Gateway p"
Write S. X. Hooper. G. +. and r. A.
Denver, Col for illustrated descris
tive pamphlets.
The Paducah sun., 1905-07-06
THROUGH CONNECTION AND
HEST TIME.

is now made TO Washington. BaltI-
more. Philadelphia. New York. east
crn cities. Richmond. Norfolk. vir-
ginia and North Carolina points. br
Illinois Central train No. 1902, con
Meeting in Louisville with Che~a.
peake. and Ohio Ry.. leaving Louis
vile at 600 p. m. A strictly modern
train. solid vestibuled, electric light
steam heat, dining cars, Pullman
sleepers See that your tickets read
over the Picturesque Chesapeake ano
Chic Ry.
The Paducah sun., 1905-07-06

GIlligan. Bohannan, Perry, Potts
double plays. McAndrews to Hender-
son to Meyers; Perry to Gilligan
left on bases. Hopkinsville 3,Paducah
6; sacrifice hits. McAndrcws. Meyers,
Gilligan; struck out, by Perduc 4 hy
South 3; bases on balls, OFF South
2: time of game i:45.
Umpire-Zinkins
The Paducah sun., 1905-07-06

Al oledo-Columbus. IL: Tole-
do. o.
At Milwaukee Milwaukee, o;
Kansas Cits. 8.
At Minneapolis st. PaulMinne-
apolis game postponed, wet grounds.
At First game; Louis
vile. a. Indianapolis. 3 Second
game; Louisville, 9; indianapolis. 2.
The Paducah sun., 1905-07-06
Alice BADLY Bcatcm.

Vincennes. Ind. July g. Prince.
ton gave vincennes one of the worst
defeats of the season yesterday. Non.
nemaker got his bumps good and
strong. Princeton piling up seven
teen hits. The score by innings was.
Innings. | 2 3 4 ) 6 Z s OR h g
vinc... 90 0 0 1 o 0 o OIL Z "a
Princ'n. . 3 / 002 / 0-9t7 /
Batteries Nonnemaker and Lem
on; Rossen and Downing.
The Paducah sun., 1905-07-06
Henderson Won Despite Seven Errors

Cairo. H.. July 6.-rhe locals
were unable to bunch hits on Gilbert
and were blanked. Henderson had
seven errors but they were not cost
ly The score by innings was:
Innings. 2 3 4 3 6 8 Or h e
Hend.... 2 o o l 0 2 0 o 0-5 s Z
Cairo. % % q q o % o % % % q
Batteries Gilbert and French ;
Dowell and Harvey.
The Paducah sun., 1905-07-06

McClain is one of the surest hit
ters in the team and Lloyd proved
that be has a good batting eye.
The Paducah sun., 1905-07-06

II was an OFF day with the Indians
yesterday but Vincennes lost too,
and the pill was not so hard TO swal-
low.
The Paducah sun., 1905-07-06

Trains marked thus run q lily except sun
day All 9th trains run daily
Tfsins io5 and io4 carry through sleepers ne
tween Cincinnati, Memphis aud New oreaus
Memphis aud New Orleans Trains So, and szl
sleepers between Paducah and st. Louis.
For further information address J. n. Done
van. agent, Paducah, KY; Geo. @. Warhelc
ticket agent, Union Depot, Paducat y. W. Haf
low, ID. T.. A., Louisville, KY, John A. s'Ctt
A, q. T.. A., Memphis Tenn; A. h Hf' on
@. y. A., Chicago, III q. c. McOarty, A.
ST. Louis Mo.
The Paducah sun., 1905-07-06
THE NEWS or OTHER GAMES
How They Stand.
Yesterdays Results.

Hopkinsville 4, Paducah 3.
Princeton 3. Vincennes /.
Henderson ), Cairo 0.
The Paducah sun., 1905-07-06
Southern League.

Little Rock. 4; Memphis. ..
Birmingham, l, Montgomery. O..
Nashville. 6; Atlanta, Ot first
camel.
Nashville. Atlanta, . (seeond
camel.
The Paducah sun., 1905-07-06

Potts hit loco yesterday. being
up four times with four hits.
The Paducah sun., 1905-07-06

chance to step over,them TO higher
place in the standing. Cairo Bull
letin.
The Paducah sun., 1905-07-06

Peipho. who played with Cairo in
1908. Cairo, Paducah and Hopkins
vile in 1904. is this season working
with Macon in the South Atlantic
League He is hitting weak, not bat
ting over 150.
The Paducah sun., 1905-07-06

Totals ..35 3 IL 81 9 6
*Brahic batted for South in the
ninth.
The Paducah sun., 1905-07-06

Earned runs, Paducah 3. two base
hits, Gilligan, Potts; stolen bases,
Morris 2, Myers. Brady, McClain,
The Paducah sun., 1905-07-06
National League.

II II u
Chicago ............... - .
Pittsburg .........t.. S11 ?
Batteries Weimer and o'Neil;
Case aud Peitz
The Paducah sun., 1905-07-06

The Hopkinsville New Era alleges
that Umpire Keifer has Jumped his
contract and that 'Zinkins is going
to be canned" President Brown is
in Chicago and the truth of the mat
ter can't be gotten TO until Brown re-
turns. but 1t is said that the report
is erroneous. keifer did want to quit
when he was here last but was per
suaded to remain. Keifer has had
fewer kicks against him than any
umpire in the league and is there
with the goods" II is hoped that the
report is erroneous. Keifer got a
leave of absence in order to visit his
wife, who is i'll. Zinkins is also one
of the best umpires in the country.
The Paducah sun., 1905-07-06

Batteries Ames and Bowerman,
Duggleby. Caldwell and Abbott.
The Paducah sun., 1905-07-06

Engle. who played short stop anC
third base for the Clarksville team
two seasons ago, is hitting 1876 will
Augusta in the South Atlantic
league. He was 'home run getter'
in the Kitty league.
The Paducah sun., 1905-07-06

Brockett. with Buffalo In the Eas-
tern league, is said to. be hitting
$50.
The Paducah sun., 1905-07-06

Batteries rlogg. Pullman and
Kleinow; Patton and kittrcdge.
The Paducah sun., 1905-07-06

X VI u
Cincinnati ............. 9ls 3
St Louis .............. 4
Batteries Walker and Phelps;
Taylor and Zearfuss.
The Paducah sun., 1905-07-06

II n u
DetroiA ....,..........,. 2 0
81. Louis ............ 8 I
Batteries Mullen and Dorau.
Glade and Roth.