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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-30

The pronounced hit made here last
season by The Grand Opera Trio is dis
tinctly remembered by local playgoers.
especially those who are fond OF good
vocal music and everyone will be glad
Of the opportunity to hear them again
This trio. by far the best vocal team
vaudeville has had for several seasons.
includes Nine. Edith Decker sig Abram-
hoff and William Xanten. all we'll known
I'm operate circles and having been con
uectcd with tho Grau and Mascagui opera
companies. Nine Decker has a splendid
soprano voice clear and pure rs n bell and
OF great range and power. and she is con
sidered one OF the best Marguerites the
operate stage has had The trio will
give the prison scene from Faust" and
they are likely to be one Of tho big draw
ing cards OF the Keith bill this week
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-30

Billy Clifford. who used 70 he q vaudc-
Vile favorite here with Maud Huth. Is
coming soon TO the Empire theatre at tho
head of a company playing How He Won
Her" Since the team OF Clifford and
Huth separated, the man has called him
self Single Billy clifford" The woman
is still successful in vaudeville.
Again the Keith management offers an
attractive program Of high-class vaude-
Vile upon which the new features pre-
dominate. Some OF the acts on the bill
are the Rose Wentworth Equostriennc
Trio. The Grand opera Trio. The Ten
brooke. Lambert Trio. Foy and Clark.
Howard and North. John Birch. Polk and
Tresk Hal Merritt. The Globe Comedy
Four and Wilson and others.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-08
JUDGE ISAAC TO SPEAK
IN CAMDEN THIS WEEK

Judge Max isaac yesterday receis ed
a, invitation from the Knights OF
Pythias Of Kingland, Camden county,
T. deliver an address at the public In
.stallation Of officers to be held at that
place next Wednesday.
Judge Isaac has accepted the invi
tstion and will speak on "Pythianism
fhe lodge at Kingsland was organized
Oily few months ago and this Will
h, the first public installation Of off,
GERS every he'd by the order A very
il tercsting program has been arrana
cd. people from several cities have
been invited to be present and the az
fair promises to be a very interesting
one. other speeches beside the one
Of Judge Isaac viii be delivered.
The lodge at Kingsland, although
only few months old. is now in a
fourishing condition 1t will be re-
n.embered that the lodge was Install
ed, by Judge Isaac and it is quite an
honor for the younf Brunswickian to
he invited as the orator OF the first
Public installation Of the officers.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-08

lsvOlUNTARi BtsKRUPCY
Case VIII Probably be Referred to
Judge Isaac. Who viii Name
Trustee to Bring Matter to
close

KAY, Bennett and Conyers, repre-
: senting Morgan Drug Store. which has
peen closed FOR the past few weeks
pder a petition filed by attorneys rep
senting creditors OF the firm, yester-
day tiled, with the clerk OF the United
states court IN Savannah. their an
swer to the original petition AS has
been stated before. at the time the
aEag store was closed the company
was gwen until January to fle its
answer
IN the answer filed BY the attorneys
representing the drug company it is
admitted that the iirm is insolvent.
The Probable Course.
With the answer Of the firms attor-
rtys It is now expected that some
sseps viii be taken in the case. Attor
reys representing creditors OF the
company viii in all probability petit
ton for Involuntary bankruptcy and
ask thai trustee be appointed to
take charge Of the business
The case WI no doubt. be referred
10 Judge Max Isaac, Of the bankruptcy
court The papers in the case may
te received In him within the next
few days, and he will then order a
hearing Of tho case. at which time a
tfustee will be appointed to take
charge If the business and dispose OF
same. It cannot be stated just at
this time when this meeting will be
held but i is more than probable that
the affairs Of the company win be
brought to a close within the course
0f a month
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-08
AT OLD RICE PLANTATION
a. q. coley, Who Owns Plantation
Near the CITY VIII Engage Ex-
tensiveiy in the Raising of
Irish Potatoes, Etc.

A. B. Coley, a well known New York
capitalist owner of the New Hope
plantation near this city, few miles
from Dents p antatlon, has decided to
engage extensively in the cultivation
OF Irish potatoes and will shortly be-
gin the work of planting many acres
Mr. ,Coley is regular visitor to
Brunswick, ceming down to spend
each winter. Besides owning this
yell known plantation he owns other
property in the city and is a firm be-
never in Brurswicks S progress.
Mr. Coley viii plant fifty or more
acres in Irish potatoes and will try
an eXperimen. of planting the vegeta-
BILE in rice fields This has never be-
fcre been tried in this section, but Mr.
Coley believes that Irish potatoes viii
glow as well In rice fields as else
where. He proposes to engage in the
business on a very extensive scale.
aud will employ quite a large force
Of worlmen at the plantation The
Product will u. shipped to New Xars
he already having orders for
potatoes as can Aew
Mr.. Coley ! e further de-
yelop this valuable plantation later
and win engage in the cultivation Of
vegetables of all kinds
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-08
District Odd Fellows to
ifave Meeting There
January Is
DtLtGAtES FROM BRNSwlck
Call FOR ths Meeting tias Seen Issued
BY Deputy Grand Master W e
Porter of the Lodges in this
cisy


A division meeting Of the lndepend'
ent Order Of Odd Fellows has been
called BY Division Deputy Grand Mas
~ Z. Porter. Of Brunswick to
meet insWaycross on. Wednesday, Jan.
lis
There are ten lodges Of Odd Eel
lows In the Brunswick judicial circuit
and each lodge is entitled to send
a many aeleastes as 1t desires These
lodges are situated at Waycross,
Brunswick. Blacksheaf. Nichols, Doug
las, Hazlehurst Jesup Baxley and Will
lleoochee. Brunwick has two lodges
and Waycross is the home if the
Grand Master Hon John w Bennett.
At the meeting Of the Waycross
lodge. committees We're appointed for
the entertainment Of the guests, and
is expected that hundred or more Wis
tiers viii participate in the meeting.
seaport lodse No 6S will be repre-
scented by Max Isaac, A NJ Calder
AID 6 Smith and Brunswick lodge
no IS BY c. il Taylor, w NJ Allen
{ O Rodriguez and NJ. w HarrelL
All Of the delegates will probably at
tend the meeting.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-08
THE MAeLE PAGE MURDER.
Two Points said to be Important were
Brought Out.

Two Points Said to be important were
Brought out.
Cambridge, Mass, Jan. two
points deemed important by them
we're developed by counsel at today S
session Of the court which is trying
Charles L. Tucker on the cahrge ot
numbering Miss Mabel Page
one of theee was the statement by
tlsrold Page, the brother of the muir
dered woman, hat he had been ac.
qLainted with Tucker for more than
SIX years and chat the latter had
called twice at the Page home the
first time at he invitation OF the wit
ness.
The other feature was the state
ment of M. D. Ewell, Of Evanston, ILL.,,
handwriting expert, that the person
who wrote the address u. l.. Morton.
Cbarlestown Mass, on a piece Of pa
per found on the floor Of Miss Pages
room after the murder, was the per
son who filed out and signed the sales
slips, alleged by the government to
have been made out by Tucker while
he was a salesman for Boston firm
OF stationers.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-08
WAR CRAFT
TO THE RUSSIANS

New York, Jan, Tit is believed
among shipping men Of this port that
tie sections which viii eventually
compose nine torpedo boats, built by
Lewis Nixon, were placed on board
freight steamer somewhere Ia New
York harbor today to be shipped to a
Russian port. The sections we're load
ed onto a barge at Perth Amboy. N
j yesterday md towed down the har-
! or where all trace Of them was lost.
Mr. Nixon is client as to their desti-
ration.
The Gregory another craft built by
MI Nixon, has not been reported
since she sailed from this port yester-
day 1t was intimated that she also
may have been loaded bodily on the
deck Of transatlantic ship
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-08
SHOWS THE SQUADRON
WILL NOT PROCEED

London, JAZZ THE Times learns
that there is 10 evidence that supplies
have been arrsnged for the Russian
second Pacific squadron Diego Suarez
teen cancelled 1t Is stillvmfwkyqpJ
hay and that charters for coal and
provisions for points beyond have
been cancled. 1t is still more signih-
cant, the lines says that the Russian
government, has cancelled contracts
for two large shiploads Of arms and
ammunition from Libau to the East
Irdian archipelago and Saigon. The
Only inference the Times concludes
is that the squadron will not 90 be-
yond Diegi Suarez bay.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-08
Advent Church.

Rev. Mr. Thornton preached to the
railroad peop and their families last
5unady night and together with the
regular congregation the church was
filed and at the conclusion of the
sermon he expressed desire to have
his former fellow workmen return to-
night stating that there were many
good things he would like to say
tnat he could not say in one discourse
There was a general delight and good
feeling among the disbursing crowd
and they will all hear the pastor
again tinight. At the morning service
Mr. Thornton win preach a memorial
to the memory Of Mrs. Martha Jaques
who died recently. Everybody is cor.
daily invited to attend.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-08
YELLOW FVER
. NOW IN PANAMA
-&-
1t is Officially Confirmed
That Dreaded ScOurge
Is Prevailing
TIE SITUATION is SERIOUS
Reduction of Two Cents Per Hundred
From Ohio end Mississippi River
Crossing to 8runswick-Ef-....
fective February First.

Washington, Jan. 7.-There was a
fill official confirmation today Of the
circulated recort to the effect that
GLOW fever had broken out in Pana-
ma. The report was confirmed today
" the public health marine~hospital
sci vice.
That the situation is serious is at
{ ed to by the fact that Mrs. John
seager, wife Of the secretary to Chief.
Engineer Wallace, Of this city. died
Of the disease few cases since
1t is known that three cases. appear
Cd as early as Rcember 10 out et-
forts were made go keep it quiet by
the heaith authe fties 1t being believed
taat the disease iould be stamped out
before spreaded. Several additional
cases have appeared since the above
tine however, and it. is kncwn now
Il at there are twenty-five or thirty
sses there
MaRHpclerks and employees OF the
q y6Ission IN Panama are desirous
Tgetting away and have wired the
to that effect
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-08
coLosED Osu osrosz CLOSED
Because the New. State Law Required
Registered Pharmacist

Because the New, State Law Required
Registered Pharmacist.
The colored drug store on Newcas-
tie street, conducted by Buggs and
smith was closed yesterday owing to
the fact that the owners did not have
q registered pharmacist in the store
X connection with the closing Of the
store the proDrietors have issued the
following nipice to their patrons
To the Public.
We have this day closed our drug
store at NO 207 Newcastle street on
account of ille existing state Law
which requires each drug store to
have a registe cred pharmacist We
hope to reopen at an early date or
as soon as we can secure a druggist
Our Offices viii remain at their pres
ont location. No. 307 Newcastle street
and we viii continue to do general
practice. Thanking our friends for
their past fayors, we remain very
truly yours.
crs. suess and Smith.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-08
TED MEN TO INSTALL
THEIR NEW OFFICERS
interesting Meeting of the Order Wed
nesday Night.

Mineola tribe No. 20, Brunswick
Red Men will hold an mtere tsemg
he'd Men will hold an interesting meet
ilg in their kall Wednesday night at
which will occur the annual installa-
ton Of officers The new officers to
fe installed are:
Senior Sycamore. Peter Blysma.
Junior Sycamore, C. +. Bloodworth.
Prophet A NJ Calder
Keeper of Wampum, J. Fleming
Smith
Chief Of Records, C. L. Elliott
This is one of the most prosperous
secret orders in Brunswick and is at
preent in a aoorihing condition. Dur
ing the last term twenty-five new
members have been initiated, which
carried the membership up to about
hfty. All of the officers display great
interest in the organization and it
p, omises to grow at a rapid rate dur
Dg the present year.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-08

PRIZE AWARDED TO WINNERS.
brthur Russell Won Money Hunter
Hopkins Cot the Pia.

brthur Russell Won Money Hunter
Hopkins Got the Pig.
A large crowd was present last
right to see the last performance of
the Arnold stock Company. which has
heen occupying the boards at the
Grand during the past week. The Of
fering for the night was THE Sleep
ire City and it was much enjoyed
by the large house.
The drawing took place after the
performance and there was much in
terest in il ley thoN present The
ten dollars in cash wss@was9 BY Ar
thur Russell while the fat pig went to
punte- Hopkins who advanced to the
stage very gracefully and received
las fap prize.
The company has made an excel
lent Impression with the theater-goers
nf the city and will always be welcom-
ed here. The company leaves this af
ternoon for N.aycross. where it viii
play for two nights
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-08
COL. GOODYEAR TO
MAKE AN ADDRESS

Col. c. p. Goodyear has been invited
ty S f. GartskilL presden, Of the
south eastern cattle growers associa-
ton to respond to an address Of wei
ccmo by the president Of The board
Of trade OF Jacksonville at conyen-
ton Of the association to BE- held in
Jacksonville en- Jan. II and u. It
viii be recalled that Mr., Goodyear is
also on the program for an address up
on meat and meat products and mar
ket possibilities for those products al
shis convention.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-08
CAUGHT IN A CANE MILL.
Narrow Escane of a Boy Near Triton
Friday

Narrow Escane of a Boy Near Triton
Friday
TifFcEaRH Ian Eghert n "A
" ar old son or Geo. w. Gonger
about three miles north Of Triton, had
a narrow escape from death Friday.
Mr.. Conger was grinding cane and
az. older brother of Egbert's was feed
ing the mill. Egberts stopped upon a
pile Of cane to speak to his brother
when his head was caught between
the mill sweep and the cap of the
mill. 1t would doubtless have been
crushed and the lad met instant death
nad not the sweep given sufficient to
pass over his head.
The boys skull was fractured and
his scalp bally lacerated, being torn
from the kun for several inches.
Dr. Peterson was summoned to
dress the wound and the boy is get
ting along very nicely and has a
chance for recovery.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-08
EXEMPT CAPITAL
J9SCU5l THEM
Col. Goodyear Has<Jnter-
esting IntervieI -
Savannah Paper
GE0RGlAS GREAI RESOURCES
Well Known ErunswieEian Thinks the
state Loses Many Enterprises
Because Constitution Does

20 Exepmt.

" Col. c. P Goodyear sppearedasi
yess rday's savannah News:
eater ariety - products can
.be raised in Georgia than in any other
sSte in the American Union
Col c. RI Goodyear OF Brunswick
who was irass seerday on legal
business made this statement What
Georgia needs now is to encourage
capital to invest within the state
Col Goodyear is perhaps as well
aaalihed as any man in the state to
sreak on the Industrial developments
and what is needed to help in this line
III, has spent life time in studying
the subject ard is recognizca as one
u the best posted men in the state.
Georgia has about the same num-
ber of square miles as Florida he
continued, "SE00 more than Alabama
and 29,5OO more square miles than
south Carolina But owing to the ali
t tu,les in Georgia She has climatic
differences corresponding to tbfteen
degrees Of latitude OF only four and
cne-half degrees. And in minerals
she far surpasses both Florida and
South Carolina and is excelled by Ala.
b.,ma only in this particular.
Encourage Enterprises.
Col. Goodyear suggested that new
enterprises that are to be Of real ben
eft 10 a city should be for a time ex.
cmpt from taxation If such emept-
aon is necessary IN order to secure
the enterprises.
Every successful new enterprie es-
s.blished in a city increases the value
,f it's real estate" he said why
chen should not all real estate owners
contribute rather than a few subscrip-
als?"
Under the present constitution of
ihe state municipalities can not ex-
empt from taxation and Col. Goodyear
thinks this should be rectiHed. The
cities should at least be in a position
TO act as they please, he said The
slstes bounding Georgia, exempt from
taxation for period and ne thinks
this state is naaEing a great mistake
ic not allowing it's cities to do 50
WREN it seems good policy.
Capital Crosses River.
There was case at Columbus
some time ago, which illustrates the
pcint." he continued. "A distinguish
ed citizen Of that city wantea to erect
% hundred thousand dollar cotton mill
The city did not see its way to
evade the constitution and exempt
from taxation Exemption was per
mitted on the Alabama side of the
river. stones throw away and $1OO.-
0O0 of i2apital was lost to Georgia
I'VE eAye rartially learned the les
son Of ii fersifcation OF prodrcts," he
added. ~ lut we must also learn the
value fnye5ted capital and enconr-
age cat ttal to come here. Georgia
has the natural advantages and conld
soon outstrip the other states with the
proper Investment Of capital within
FER borders"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-08
GERMANS ENGAGED IN
IN NEW YEARS FIGHT

Berlin. Jan. -Four companies Of
German infantry one Of cavalry and
ralf battery Of artillery in German
Southwest Africa spent past OF the
New Years il a fierce hghs with in
surgents Hereros, that ended in a bay
onet charge through the unedrgrowth
and tho rout Of the natives.
Lieut. Gen Won Trotha, in tele-
graphing the news did not give the
humber killed or wounded but said
tho natives lost heavily.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-08
CEN. MILES ON STAFF
OF GOVERNOR DOUGLAS

Washington, Jan THE war de-
partment today assigned Lieutenant
General Nelson A. Miles to the staff
Of Governor Douglas. Of Blassachu-
S ties, who was inaugurated last Wed.
pesday
Il was generally known that Gener-
al Miles would be assigned on the
staff Of the new democratic governor
such an announcement having been
nrade several months ago.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-08
nsnartment called out.

The fire department was called out
late yesterday afternoon by small
blaze in the home OF Albert Fendig on
~ street The fire was extlnguished
beforwthe arrival Of the department
end there was no damage.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-08
cnnn TO RuN stock

n. s. McCrary, the well known iiv-
nYyman left last night for Atlanta
where he goes to purchase fine lot
If horses. Nc McCrary will return
10 the city in the course Of lew days
and will be pleased to see all parties
Who need good horses.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-08
The Announcement Made
by the - & B. Rail :.
road Yesterday
ON GRAM FROM THE WrsT
Employees Of Commission are Anxious
to Get Away and Have so wired
Washington Authorties-Re-. :.
port Over IS cssss

it was announced yesterday by tue
Mantle and BirminasaAn railroad
that effective February arst a reduc-
kl Of two cents per hundred on
sAn from the west The local mer~
chants sSra s. aotiliel by Commercial
agent LisNour who sent OUT the fol-
loving notice
1t is. expectanat nffectiye about
February lst, 9 reduction of two cents
Isr hundred rounds will De made On
grain and grain products from ono
and Mississippi River Crossings 60
Punswick the present c. d. & =
rates win probably remain as now pUb
l,sbed and the reduction on grain ara
grain products be published as CON
n odity rates which is calculated 81
exceed hay from the reduction, as
nay is not subject to the same water
competition
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-08
Ansal for Maehen. i.

Washington. Jen. 7-Conrad u.
syme, attorney TOR A. w Machen and
o, hers involved with him in the con-
spiracy alleged 10 have been entered
into to defraud the postflioce depart
ment, today filed application for a
writ Of cerfiorari in me supreme court
OF the United States
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-08
WAY BELOW FREEZING
POINT WENT THE MERCURY
ccldest Weather Of the Winter Now
BeinJ Experienced.

The mercury at an early hour this
n orning broke it's winter record
when if registered q degrees. The
eeather was cold all during the day
icing accompanied in the forenoon by
a strong northwest wind, which made
+. very disagreeable.
The wind dted out before midnight
however, ami it continued to grow
colder, the mercury dropping below
the freezing point. Continued cold
IA the prediction Of the weather man
Tor today.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-08
ADVICE is GIVEN TO
FARMERS or APPLlNG

Editor sheiherd Of The ia -
News Banner, vas n
day In speaking Of a
Val in the tilaber land
railroad dead oi Appling county he
marked that the following would
Tie most satisfactory solution OF thN
proposed schemes
Euy uptsyery foot Of land eg = e'E'-
4, 11i,iatelpNy he original prAmt8fcsaA Z
pay for in hard coin to guard
against future trouble; cut it up into
small tracts and colonize goou agri-
cultural Immigrants thereon; bullc
a good, macldamized or steel track
" agon highway from the rive. to Bax-
Icy and from Baxley to the land linz
It the other way put an automobile
truck capable OF pulling ten thousand
pounds in service on this road haul
ibq freight. the land under discus
sem is valuable and Will grow more
So every year 1t is an AL investment
for any man Hith money Colonial
ton is practicable and profitable. IhF
+, ad feature mentioned is practicable
end win prove profitable. 1t will
require no expensive power plant The
uuck can run when there is freight
TO be hauled Farm produce and Irult
can he grown on the colony lands and
brought here Tor shipment There is
money in this scheme and none in the
original Legler lah
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-08
SOME PRETTY MUSIC.
viii be Heard in "a Chinese Honey
moon Next Week.


moon Next Week.
Within a short time the public ef
this city will have an opportunity to
see the musica, hit Of several seasons
viz "A Chinese Honeymoon. There
is hardly any doubt that the local the
ater goers viii enjoy the delightfully."-
humorous story Of "A Chinese Honey
moon" of Mr. and Mrs. Pineapple and
the love Of Mr. Pineapples wayward
nephew for the Princess 500 500 and
the odd and clever combinations
which are part Of the story Of "A Chi
Sc Honeymoon" It will not be
very long before every orchestra and
popular dining room in this city will
be playing some of the following airs.
Rollv Poly. A Paped Fan. There's
Nothing New .oaay, A Street in Heav
en- Called Broadway.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-08
HARTMAN WILL APPEAL
Northern Securities Case VII be Car
ried tJ Supreme Court.

ried tJ Supreme Court.
New York, Jan, 7-W. d Guthrie
counsel for the Hartman faction
az nounced yesterday that the northern
Securities case viii be taken to the
supreme court on a writ Of certiorarl
Tho announcement was made immed
lately after tne decision Of the United
States court Of appeals had been pro
mulgated.
The court Of appeals dissc lived the
injunction secured ~ the Harriman'
% prevent the distribution Of the as
sets of the Northern Securities Com
pany