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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-21
Believed De Forest Wire
less Company viii Come
to This City
A REPRESENTATIVE EXPECHD


1t is more than probable that Bruins
wick will haxe a station OF the Ameri-
IAN De A,st Wireless Telegraph
Company
It viii be remembered that several
rtontas ago this company peuuoued
city council for the privilege OF erect
rig such a s,ation at this port. At
the time very little details were given
End the raatter was not acted upon by
council.
Recently, however the company has
established. or arranged TO establish
stations In d number OF southern ports
William =. Tompl.ins, representa-
i've or The company. Is now in sayan.
rsh making arrans semonts for the es.
tabnshment OF a station there. and 1t
is believed that he viii come hare ron
Jeat city.
Tho he Forest Company nov has
ations at hauefas Nav YORK hey
west ana other points o. the Atlantic
ccast ana win shortly establish : sta
on at Charleston and q number o.
cfner ports.
The fact that the comp ny petition
~ council for privilege to erect q s.a.
hon here Is cei5once that Brunswick
is being considered.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-21
YOUNG cHlLO SAVES SISTER
sd Of Four Saves Baby Sister from
Fi5nes.

ad Of Four Saves Baby Sister from
Fl7nes.
Athens. Ca, Jan 20.-A story of rare
presence Of mind and greac bravery
III the face of danger on the part 0f
little year old boy has Just come
to light in this city,
A few days since the IS month DID
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wing
field was standing too close tn th9
graate in the bedroom and her apron
csught fire Put for the action OF her
little year old brother she would
nave burned to death.
Little Primo kept cool. rushed 10 The
SIDE Of his little sister, seized ner burn
ing apron in his bare hands and after
Il few seconds succeeded Ia smo ,ther.
ing the flames. They had by thar time
eaten a large hole in the apron.
The little bcy's hands were huvnea
pretty badly. He didn't cry but he led
his little sister into the yard and show
ed her to his mother, Mrs. wnztcic
was almost prostrated with tr'Ghl
at thg sfsN
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wives win have 20 cut their sugar bills
down by making John Henry's birth
DAY cake out Of more -four and lick
I'M If lie cries out that the sugar Is
missing and the young men who like
to send Dulcinea box Of "Huylow
every once in while will have to send
their photographs instead, for cent
81 gar has announced date here in It's
iinerary abou. the country and from
the outlook there is every likelihood
bat if the present rate Of increase Of
2 rice continues, the drug stores viii
Dandle the product, and It will be sold
by the grain There is some consola-
ton in the sact that it oan not get
much worse and things are bound to
take d tumble Let pa" remember
the philosophy OF John Henry VINO
when he IL being disciplined on his
Mother's knee reflect that what goes
up must come down"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-21

Washington, Jan. 2o.-Pre
Eoosevelt's "1lum tree is nerhaps ~
heaviest loaded with ripening fruit
that ever any American president had
to shake. After he is inaugurated
March 18th there viii be many thous-
Rnd positions al home and ahrz1R
FLOR him to I'll. He can use theseSsi.
tOns to whip Che insurrectos of his par
ty into line for there is not leader
! il congress on the republican side
nut who Is compelled to ask the pres
ident time and again for Jobs for his
constituents
The campaign for those positions
las already oroned and soon win be In
tull swing Washington hotels arc
Etcw beginning to reflect tho Office seess
as pilgrimage and every state in the
union is represented BY dozen or
L nore patriots vino expect their ser.
vices to he rewarded by a nice comfort
able berth In the government service.
There is a greater chance for the Of
fee seekers ii the pastoffice depart
e ont than In my other branch OF the
rcvernment for 5,0s2 Of the places at
The president disposal are there. A
majority Of these are postmastershlps
hich pay salaries ranging from $4,000
II New York 6 $1,000 in small offices
4ore htan aIfy Of the presidential post
iaasters receive $3.50 or more
State Department Jobs.
The state department VIII furnish
Tie highest salaried positions. There
are i've amhaasadorshina which pay
51I50o each; two which pay $4,000
Austria and Italy-and thirty ministers
abroad who receive salaries ranging
from $4,000 10 $4,000 year five OF
Who receive the maximum and ten
oi them $4,000 In all the state de-
partent viii furnish / t,1G9 appointments
which includes the consular service
ranging with salaries and fees from
$4,000 to $4,000 Of the consular gen
Gal at London to an Office where only
tees are allowed.
The president Is. expected to be able
C bestow the chief justiceship Of the
supreme court on Secretary Taft. This
pace pays $4,000 year for life ana
on retirement the chief Justice draws
retired pay An associate iutice may
also retire during the term Of Press
dent Roosevelt This pays s12,5Oo
and Is Tor life with retired pay.
There are 129 coIlectorshlps. which
ray from $4,000 year to $1,000, The
treasury department is a rich field for
there are 702 offices including those
named The assistant treasurer OF
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-21
RUN Or HARD LUCK.

Flaming Arrow Company Lost a
Show Night and Nights Rest.
The Albany Herald SAYS
The Flaming Arrow" company
TeacheA the ,'ty this morning at 2
clock over the Atlantic Coast Line
trom Waycr0As
The company see,ns to nave had a
nun of hard luck for the past tgo days
4 was bookc, to play last night in
unsWick. ut failed to make expect
connections and did not
f4ach the city by the sea. 1t was de
o,dod to come On TO Albans Tor good
st but aftet arriving at O'Clock in
ihe morning the members Of the
tfoue found 20 their disgust that nc
accommodations were to be had al
.ithor hotels or boarding houses Moth.
nag remained to be done but sleep in
chairs and wal, for breakfast.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-21
IS Fiji BY HousEkftprRS
: Dollars Worth" Has pwindled Mater
tally Of Late and, 90 is Not Yet


unto the woodshed and g4eSn eood
Incking for stealing the toothsomc
Isweet. for the small bag which the gro
lcery man fins for q dollar is moi one
substituted by John Henry to hold
lthe amouut which he would leave to
lput in mas cake. if he were given a
icnence to stuff himself with sugar.
but it Is the original sack sent out
from the house holding the dollar $
" orth.
IN other words sugar row sells tc
lrne consumer at greater price tnan
a has in ten " ars and where as q lev
years ago twenty-five pounds OF gran
u'ated sugar were given for dollar
tpe buyer now gets only i61-2 pounds
land from all indications the prise Is
igoing up ~ a cent a pound within
1.-TWO or three weeks, SO that ltul
lover pounds VIII be exchanged 70,
the hard earned dollar Of the laborln.
IUan, who viii have to use "loas swee,
Jain as the mountaincer terms molas
ites to ger ais coffee 10 his taste
Tho fact that the price OF sugar ma.
aeea rising steadily Tor some uu3
10 fault Of the Brunswick dealers vino
have to pay corresponding prices for
Ithe most expensive article but the
Inigher prices are due largely to spec
luators who, taking advantage d the
iact that the sugar output for the year
is some 100000 tons short, although
the supply in the country is sumcient
i0r the needs Of the people, are uung
TIER Golfers from the differences in
tie prices which they cause 10 prevail.
some of the oldest citizens who re
'member when granulated sugar grew
Ca trees are bitterly upnratding the
work of the spectators who made the
magic % pounds dwindle 70 % then
10 l8, and are now squeezing the nt-
tc IL l-2 POUNDS into a sack to make
pc stil smailer because the most pop.
ular Of groceries is getting SO high
liiSth5 puL tHeg can only Duy extra
copies Of "lrenzied finance to help
Keep the fight up and hope That some
day they may have the privilege Of
pouring molten gold into big mouth
.U-at shall be connected with the
.throats Of ali the spectators 10 give
.tLeir kind kings along vim the rest OF
their kind enough of tie precious me-
al
But meanwhile the Brunswick house
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-21
I'll, The RRg4)sW8K sz.ze gz4z17&&2iEMs.

perts have a world wide reputation for
the artistic work that they manufae
ture- III 5 troupe are usually the prin
eiple featAe q. all the leading exposi-
tens They are noted for making
glass cloth and dresses They con
vert glass which is brittle substance
into the most delicate fabrics. They
will remain here for one week during
which time YOU can see them blow,
sTin and We've glass. Every visitor
who attends their exhibition will he
presented with beautiful glass souve,
tir free.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-21
EXCELSIOR LITERARY SOCIETY
Interesting Meeting was Held at the
School Yesterday

School Yesterday.
The Excelsior Literary society OF the
ansdeld street school held an inter
estiug meeting yesterday at noon a
lrogram appropriate TO Lees birth
day being rendered which was as fol
lows
Duet-M Miss Helen o'Connor and Dor
shy B0rford
Reading Robert f Lee Ruth Norris
RecHaliou The swords Of Grant
and Lee II S McCrary
Florence Bunkley
Defamation Fred Goette
necitauon-Th Conquered Banner
Sadie Bland
1uct- Carolyn and Annie Dean Al
8ecitalion-Guilty or Not GaiIty-
MABEL Patterson.
Trio-Jnnie Dart, Irene Boumeart
aer and Katie Franklin
Defamation Frank Atkinson
Song jamie Dart
The society adjourned to meet Fob
1905
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-21
QUARANTINE or CATTLE
Lines Are About the Same as Declared
last Year

-'''Ss riS ABOUT Lne same aS Declared
last Year
Washington jan, 20-Tne Depart,
Lent Of Agriculture has issued regr Ia.
tons establishing on Feb L next FED.
cIal quarantine against II largo past
ot the south and parts Of otle- states
10 prevent the spread of ) 59ienetic, or
southern feyel among cattls
The quarantine lines are largely the
same as last year The quarantnea
territory embraces the eastern part ot
: orth Carolina all of South CaroIius,
Indian Territc'y Alabama. Mississippi.
and Louisiana that part Of Virgin,s
below the Janes river and running to
TIE northeast corner of Bedford Gun,
ty; all of Georgia but Un'oh Towns
and Rabun counties; all OF Arkausss
except the two northern tiels Of ,ou1.
ties which are left outside The QuaraB
tine lines during February and March
tut are place0 within the quarantine
period; part 81 Tennessee and Oklaho-
na, most of Texas except the pam
Landle and the lower part Of California
The quarantine is declared tn be IN
force until Nov. /. but THIS date is
subject to change.
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Little Child Severely Burned.

oxford, Ga. Jan. 2o.--Wednesday
afternoon about o'clock little Sarah
I1ey, about Years old came near be-
Ing burned to death. she was in tho
room by herself when her dress caught
dre. She Immediately began running
from one room 10 another, screaming
Her brother, Glenn, rushed into the
house and smothered the flames The
little girl was severely burned. She
is the daughter of Mrs. c T. Iyey.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-21

Wilkcsbarre. Pa. Jan 20.-After a
i've hours session lasting until early
today the mOtormeu and conductors
in the employ Of the Wikosbarre and
Wyoming Valley Transit Company,
which compr ses almost the entire
cectric System Of the Wyoming valley
voted TO go on strike and endeavored
io enforce their demands against the
company Az increase IN wages is
asked No date is set to- the begin
nlng Of. the alrike.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-21
4DAmsoN ON THE coMNtrree.

Georgia Congressman to Aid N intes.
tqating banana Railroad.
Washingto. Jan. 20,-Jn4g Alam
son has been famed as one 9l hte mem
hers OF the special committee to inyes-
gate The Pau ma railroad The com
I.ittoe is appointed in accordance with
te provisions Of the Shackleford res
oiution based upon the reports Of err
tain questiona ie financial acts OF die
oomrany's official designed TO deprive
tne United states Of asso, cue t4e
government under its purchase
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TWO NEGROES ARE HELD
FOR BURNING GIN HOUSE

Clinton. Ga Jan. 20. The ginhodse
r. Z, Russell was burned yesterday
Is thought to be the work Of lucen.
'aries, and the governor has offered
$50 reward.
Through the assistance Of sume Of
lI Ruasells hands there we're fo.na
ilicient facts to cause the arrest oi
Two negroes IN The community On a
commitment trial one or tie negroes
confessed to the burning Two nc.
groes, George Gordon, sr, and G Gorge
Gordon, JI., arc now behind the bars
waiting to be tried when the spuorior
court conyenes in april
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-21
70 File Passenger Lists.

Washington, Jan Ex-senator NAL
4ory, from the committee on commerce
oCday reported the bill requiring the
masters Of steamers coming into ports
Of the United States to file with the
customs officers complete lists Of pas
seugers from foreign ports and to
give full details concerning the age
and sex OF passenger other than cabin
nassengers,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-21
BApTisTs PURCHASE A HOME.
Pretty Residence on Union Street
RoA mt Yesterd6N


A deal was consumlnated in tee city
Yesterday whereby the congr2 2Sa if,a Il
the First Baptist church purchased the
pretty residence on Union street oppo-
site the church, which was owlle'i =
* T. CLARK This residence V IS auHt
several years ago by A. I, Put
nam and is most desirable home.
The home viii be used as a pastors
r,sidenee and lsissbe occurred by Rev.
and Mrs. a j. Moncgcf in short time
he pretty 1)me IS now occupied by
Col II T. Dunn
The purchase Of this residence saves
rhe congregation of the church the
erection Of new residence. which
they had prorcsed and on which work
would have been shortly commenced.
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the United staesF at New York ut
sa.OO9ea years mucFas the sscre

'-'y y 'bS u SeAsuA9 uAluSeAA ana lDeE
re eigs ssSant teaauers
Nited tates mint receive frog
tcA A$4.50O. IN the six oGlcel
90 $4,000 to s4.5OO yeae! The
are also 81 collectors Of internal re-
nuenyho receive s4.5OO each; IS SUM
ors of customs and naval officerst
customs all receiving high salaries.
IN the interior Service.
In the interior department there are
23l presidential berths paying from
$4,000 10 $1,000 a year in the depart
inent Of commerce there are Il places
"a the war Department there are nine
presidential positions and in the navy
department only three OF these places
The department OF agriculture has but
three places which the president can
til. These figures include the cabinet
cfiicer at the head Of the department
and the assistant to the cabinet officer.
Under the department Of justice
there is a large batch of presidential
Offices. There are at the lead OF the
- solicitor general, receiving 81
80 an assistant to the attorney gen
eral. receiving $1,000 six assistants
attorneys general drawing from $4.500
&c $4,000 AMI TWO solicitors at $4,000
ana $4,000. Then there are eighty-six
district attorneys, one assigned to each
federal district. 1t has been stated
tEat the fees Of the attorney for the
district including New York city at
times amounted to 100000 All 0.
these positions in the department OF
Justices can re had by lawyers only
Tut in addition there are eighty-six
| Jnited States marshilships open to
bymen and Paying from S3500 toI
81. 1000
Some tempting presidential "plums"
aIe also to be found among the federal
The dive interstate com
rerce commissions receive $500 each
Spanish-American claims commission
ers $4,000 members Of the commission
to codify the penal laws $4,000. all
members Of the etvil service commits
son, $3,500
In addition there are about one hun
tred ana twenty-five federal judges
and seven midshipmen to the naval
academy and forty cadets to West
Ioint
OF course. ali these places are not
AVAILABLE but he president could ex
Jept in the case of the judiciary. re
move any one now holding position
The list includes all offices which hcI
could fiji ii hc really wanted te andI
.oes not inclnde the personal force
AZ the white house.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-21

Washington Jan. Representa-
lice Ienin Of Alabama. introduced a
BIZ today providing that judges " the
United states district and circuit court
shall refrain from expressing an opn-
Ion 70 a jury in criminal cases as to
tie guilt or innocense Of on accused.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-21
NEW YORK COUNCILMAN
ROBBED AT POLICE COURT

New York. Jan. 20.--Assemblyman
Wagner was today robbed Of fifty dol
lars in the corridors of the Harlem
rolice court. One man asked him Tor
2 light from bis cigar while another
picked his pockets The men disap-
peared before the assemblyman discov.
cred that he Lad been robbed
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POOL PLAYING IS GAMBLING.
oouft says Where Pays for all
Games pf5yed

cartersTille Ca, Jan. 2O.--Judge A.
W Fite has n,st made a remarkable
ruling in case in the superior court
hcre this week The case was that OF
POOL Dlayer indicted for gambling
@nd the facts ia the case are lust such
as are ana nave been for long years
common In nool and other games
where more than one play a game and
the loser pays the whole bin. The
table keeper charged s cents a cue but
allowed the whole charge to fall on tho
loser The grand jury found true
uill in the case and the jury found the
defendant guilty Of gambling as charr
ed @
a new trial was refused and w. n
Graham who represents the defend.
ants. will carry the case to the gu.
preme court. The decision OF that
body will be awaited with interest.
a, the ruling Of Judge Fite. is sustain.
-. win have widespread effect in
cases of games including billiards. ten
pins and many other kinds that have
toen played under the custom on
y hich the defendant in this case was
indicted.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-21

Newman Ga, Jan. 20.--Green Phil
llrs. colored, who is under sentence 70
hang Jan. q made an attempt today
t0 gain his freedom by saving the
iron grating N his cell His plans
we're frustrated and additional precau-
tons have bcen taken. II IS not
known where be procured the saw.
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moag ABOUT posrmAsrsRsHip.
Larner Now Thinks Chances Favor A.
M Smith.

Larner Now Thinks Chances Favor A.
M Smith.
X. Nj Laruer. the Washington cor
respondent OF Savannah Nows wired
lis paper yesterday as follows.
Eat the postoiico department today
the positive statement was made that
Mr Brown, the present postmaster at
brunswick, VIII not be reeDrointed
senator Clay and Representative
ErantIey. who have received mary in
auiries from Brunswick as t. the pres
ent status Of the postol6oe contest
called at the department this morning
and bad talk with Postmaster Cen
eral Wynne on the subject During
the interview it was developed that
there is strong sentiment among the
BUSINESS patrons Of the Office in favor
q the appointment Of Mr Smith q
appears. however that the republican
hossees in Georgia do not take Kindly
t. the selection of the latter
AS the case now stands the post
master general has decided that no
further action will be taken for week
m the meantime Senator Clay ana
Representative Brantey VIII endeay0s
tc ascertain the sentiment OF the pat
tns Of the office as to the most
desirable republican to be appointed
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YOUNG Rox KIIIs Another.

Nashville Tenn, Jan, e0.--At Ire
zavant. Tenn, Frank Bomar, aged a.
VAS killed by his playmate, Irby Giles
aged 13, They we're on their way to
school when a quarrel ensued. Bomar
vas struck on the head with piece Of
coal
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-21

Questa. N. Mex, Jan. 26.-James
purdy and Jas Redding miners work
lne On the Guadalupe placer in Taos
county have been shot and killed,
John Conley, another miner. mas been
arrested charged with the murder
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COT. woorEr IS A ealoADlea.
Commander Of Fourth Regiment Thus
Honored

Honored
Onicers and men ia Brunswick are
highly gratiael at the promotion Of
Col W E. Wooten. commanding the
Fourth Regiment. to the rank OF briga.
der general Col Wooten has com
nanded the Fourth for several years
and has built u up to bee one OF the
pest commands IN the state. For q
number OF years General Wooten has
been Identified with the military of the
state and has always been looked upon
Is one cf the leading officers Eie viii
retain command Of the Fourth Georgia
regiment until such time as he is re-
tired or resigns His many friends
VIA be pleased at his promotion to the
command Of the state troops in addi-
t'on to the Fourth Georgia regiment
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-21
s Pfc6amy John FIynn,
Who Was Recently
Drowned
WAS PlCKtO UP B1 A TUG
The Negro was Drowned Opposite the
City Dock OF December 2s. While
%ryina to Save the Life Of His
Relative.

The body 81 John Flynn. negro
s no was drowned in the bay opposite
he city dock about three weeks ago,
was picked mp opposite the quarantine
q - eT-AA by the tug Angie
aud NeIr~a4ofought to the city,
Flynn, it will % remenibered, losa
ms life while trying to save his brothS
4in law. VINO was somewhat intoxi.
ated and fell from row boat. Tho
howned negro succeeded in getting
his relative back into the boat but
hen himself lost his balance and was
drowned before help could reach him.
J he accident occlrred ou December
3.
The body was seen floating on the
water yesterday by members OF md
e'eU Of the tug They did not at first
now whethc, it was the body Of
fhite or colored man, but it was later
aenti6ed as tnat of Jim Flynn,
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GLASS BLOWERS TO
GIVE EXHIBITION HERE
VIII SHOW for Week In Heller Build
Ino on Newcastle Street.

The Howell celebrated troupe Of
GLASS workers will open up an enter.
tanning exhibition on Monday az 22o
Newcastle street. These famous ex,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-21

Forecast for today In Georgia: Fair
Drd slightly colder; light Northeast
winds.
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sALLEw SHOT AT A DANCE

Met Death WhlIe AttendlnH The Fes
tlVitles.
Spring Place, Ca. 20-H 'nry Eallow
Was shot through the heart and instant
y killed by IN Cantrel ~ A dance
ii Jim Bagley's three miles from town
late last night. Cantrell wds intro
duced and the girls refused 20 dance
sith him. He raised fuss ii.d Bal
icw, with the above result. No or
rests have been made
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-21
ROSWELL LT'5IBEE
full OF PLUNS
Many yat Jsss Be
Given Out Be
President
IN All Tie DEPARTMENTS
After the Fourth of March Thousands
Of Good Jobs viii be Vacant and
President Will HavM Good
b. Filling rEm.

Washington, Jan. 20 PrdA
Eoosevelt's "rlum tree is perhaps /.
heaviest loaded with ripening fruit
that ever any American president had
to shake After he is naugurated