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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-03
KING EDWARD WON'T TAKE
THAT TRIP TO BERLIN

ondon. August 2-It is learned
ON very good authority that King
Edward has decided not to be pres
emf at the christening of the kaisera
grandson. II is understood that his
majesty will be represented either by
the Duke Of Connaught or by Prince
Arthur Of Connaught thought it is
Just possible that the Prince and
Princess of Wales Will go to Berlin for
the ceremony
The king plans FOR the next few
months are so far advanced that it
would be a matter of great difficulty
to rearrange tine in order to be- pres.
ent at the christening and his physi-
clans are anxious Dhat he should take
as much rest as possible. 1t is certain.
however that his majesty VIII be one
Of the Sponsors, aud it is Possible
that the infant prince will be given
the name Of Edward as compliment
to the king, Wilhelm. of course. COM
ing first.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-03
Federal Government is In
tereSt8d in Subject of
immigration
WILL LEND ITS INFLUENCE
The Department OF Commerce and
Labor Takes Kindly to the Idea
of Encouraging Aliens to
Come South.

WASHINGTON, August 2--Ohcials nj
The department of commerce and la.
Dor are greatly Interested in the pro
Ject for the diversion of immierants
from foreign countries To the south
ern states. A communication was re
Gently received from The Manufac,
tuners and Merchants Association of
Floyd county, Georgia stating tha.
it proposed to send representative
abroad for the purpose OF induciue
aliens to settle In that county. The
agent is to be sent to Denmark and
Sweden, as an Immigration agent for
the county of Floyd and state of
Georgia, duly commissioned and an,
proved by the governor.
Information was desired from the de-
partment of commerce and labor
whether this course met with tho
sanction OF this branch of the public
service, and if there was anything in
the law which would prevent send
ing the agent abroad on his proposed
mission.
After a careful consideration OF the
matter the Floyd county association
was informed that according TO tha
proposition set out in It's letter to the
department there was nothing IN the
suggestion whicn was in conflict with
the laws and regulations regarding
the securing OF desirable Immigrants
for Floyd county or any other section
of Georgia. II would be necessary.
however, for ali aliens comin" ia The
United Statcs to satisfy inspection onl.
Gals At ports Of Cnthy thai they are
entitled to admission
In conne tlon with this subject of
distributing aliens Commissioner Sar-
gent is on record in the following
language: ut is impossible to be
lI"Ve that a practical divice cannot
be found if not through the action of
the federal government alone. then
with the cooperation bf the state
and city authorities Too much en-.
cOufa%cmcnt cannot be gwen to the
efforts of certain railway companies
to divert portion of the tide of
immigration to the southern states.
Importance of this subject cannot be
ovcr-cstimatcd in The effect of immi-
grafton on the future welfare Of this
country.
With a view to stimulating imml-
gr'tion to tie southern states it has
been decided by the department of
commerce aud labor to cooperate In
every possible manner with the state
authorities whereby immigrants can
ne brought direct for European ports
to the terminals Of steamship lines in
Tins country.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-03
A GREAT WORK.
First Official Report Of Pythian Ser
vice to the Stricken San Fran
cisco Sufferers

The first preliminary report of the
California Pythian relief fund has
been issued by c. f. S. Neal, treas
urer. and shows that $S2 ,S43,S9 was
lodges in the United States and some
in Canada. More than $4,000 Of this
money has been distribu, ID to needy
sufferers. and plans are pending to
distribute the rest of it,
The knights of Pythias were among
the first to begin sending relief to the
sufferers in FRISCO. Indeed, before the
ashes of the great catastrophe had
gotten cold stations were opened for
the apportionment Of food and sup
plies. Not only were the Knights given
shelter and funds, but other deserV-
ing individuals were treated with equal
consideration. The order went so far
is to advertise in the papers for those
i'll need Of assistance. The moVemert
was one of the greatest and the speed
lest that has ever come under the no
tice of the public, in cases of such
emergency. Money was freely dis
pensed. regardless of church or creed.
Fraternity, sympathy and benevo-
lence characterized the great call in
the hour OF need.
Col. George Samuels, supreme rap
resentative of California, was the
handspring Of the helping effort When
in lack of funds he used his personal
money to dissipate the suffering and
alleviate the pain OF the refugees. He
gave personal attention to the relief
work, and was on duty from early un-
til late, giving his special attention to
each appeal Many persons who had
never heard of the Knights OF Pythlas
were given the same consideration as
if they had been members OF long
standing.
The amount sent from Georgia lod-
ges was $919.50, the greater part If
this coming from the grand lodge.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-03
Big Barbecue TO Be
Held at That Place
Tomorrow
BRANTLEY TO Be THE ORATOR
The Occasion IS Non-PoliticaI In its
Nature and the Thriving Little
City Will WeIcoma All
Visitors.

Offersman, Ga, August 2-The un..
tious smell of the Juicy yiauds has al.
ready begun to pcrmeate the atmos.
phore around Offerman and ON Satnr.
day there will be enough good things
ON the table here to feed all of Pierce
county.
Saturday August L. is the day Of
the big barbecue here and the citi.
zen9 are making preparations for nv.
thousand people. The Atlantic ana
Birmingham and the Coast Line have
both reduced the fare to Offerman on
That day, making rate of four cents
per mile for the round trip. A speria,
'faIh Will be run from Nichols to OF
lerman, leaving there about o'clock
IN the morning, returning in the aS,S
terhoon. and the regular passenget
tram coming up from Brunswick in
the morning and returning at noon
VIII be here until 3 O'Clock ia the az
lernoon, giving the people coming from
that direction an opportunity to get
dlhher before going home.
The citizens mere are golry to.do
their best on that day to eptertaifE
the visitors royalty and it is hoped
that the rain may stop in honor of the
day and give everybody a chance To
have a good time
Hon. w. &. Brantley Will address
the people on that day ana Hon. Hoop.
er Alexander, of Atlanta, will also
make an address There will be
other speakers ana The visitors viii b.
treated to a feast of reason and flow
.of soul that will send them home 10
good humor.
There will be demonstrations in
road making with modern machinery
and with dynamite and amusements OF
various kinds t. suit everybody
Onorman wjn have on her Sunday
clothes that day and she invites the
pubic to come aud eroy her hospI-
tality and see lhis model town. where
country people live in the city.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-03
FORTY NEW kAHkt UNIFORMS
ARRIVE FOR THE RjFLEMEN

The members of the Brunswick Ri.
femen played in big luck yesterday.
This evening they leave for camp at
Chitkn'auga, and yesterday forty OF
the new style kahki uniforms arrived
for the company, and all of the boys
will have new uniforms to weag al
Chickamauga.
The companies will not wear their
dress uniforms at all during the Ell
campment. This left the Rifiemen q
wear their old kahki uniforms during
the encampment, but the new ones
came just in time. Last night the
men were at the armory and the uni
forms were distributed among them.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-03
WHAT is BEING DONE BY
THE GEORGIA LEGISLATURE

Atlanta. August 2.-An effort to re-
consider the action of The house in
lasstng yesterday tho bill of Nj.
Whitley of Douglas, defining as in
digent Confederate veterans those over
60 years of age and whose personal
property is not more than $1,000
Whose income is less than 500 per
year and who are unable of manual
labor to support themselves and pro
vidin9 a pension for them or their
widows. met with defeat in the low.
er house this morning
Realizing that a motion to recon.
slider if entertained might result IN
the defeat of the bill, or at least
place it at the foot of the calendar,
the house refused to reconsider and
stood by its action of yesterday by a
vote of 50 to 90.
The motion to reconsider was made
by Nh. Davis, of Burke, who stated
in explanation that he merely wished
to reconsider for the purpose of of.
fering an amendment providing that
the pensions should not become avail
able until January, 1908 He stated
that the appropriation for such mat
ters had already been made for the
year 1907 and that there would be
no funds available in the treasury.
Debate Oh the motion lasted for two
hours and half and the shortne8s OF
funds was repeatedly urged as a rea.
son for re-. onsidering, but funds or
no funds the house stood nAa and re-
fused to jeopardize the chance of the
Old veterans in drawing pensions.
The house also passed by an over
whelming majority the senate bill as
substituted by the committee of the
house, which provides for the estab,
iishment of an agricultural and In
dustrial college at Valdosta TO he a
branch Of the state University.
The bill carries no appropriation
with it, it being explained that the
city of Valdosta would furnish the
site and erect the building and that
it was only desired that the state take
charge Of the institution after it was
established.
A bill Of some interest over the
state was introduced by Mr.. Davis, o
BTbb, TO amend section G73 of thC
code, 50 that purchasers Of persona
property shall not without consent o
vendor remove such property beyona
the limits Of the county in which pur
chascrs reside.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-03
BOB BERNER
ACCEPTS CALL
He Will Address the VOtors
of Brunswick on
August 8
INTEREST OF H0KE SMITH
The Well Known Georgian is an EIo-
quent Speaker and the Elector-
ate of Giynn May Expect
a Treat.

Hon. Robert l.. Bener. formerly of
Forsyth, now HoRe Smiths law part
ner in Atlanta, yesterday notified the
Brunswick Hoke Smith club that lie
would gladly accept their invitation to
deliver an address here in advocacy
Of Mr. Smiths candidacy for goyer-
nor, and the date has been set for
next Thursday evening
The city hall has been secured BY
the local club and the meeting Will
be held there, 1t is probable that this
hall will be overcrowded and many
chairs will be placed there in order
that all may have seats.
Nj Berncr is one of the most forcA
ful orators in the state So far he
has not taken an active part in the
campaign and his speech In Bruins
Wi, k will be the first to be dileycred
in behalf OF his law partner No man
in Georgia is bettcd qualified to go
into the issues Of the campaign than
MIR. Berner and it is expected thar
his address will be one of the best
ever heard in this city.
The Iioi.e Smith elub also announces
that Hon Reuben Arnold, the noted
and eloquent attorney of Atlanta, will
also probably speak here later in tho
month i'll the interest of Mr. Smith $
candidacy.
The fight in Glynn county Is getting
warm about now, but it is generally
conceded that Mr. Smith will cary it
by good majority.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-03
VIM. NUSS5AuM TO ENTER
THE REAL ESTATE BuSiNE SIS

VIM Nussbaum, for several years
connected with the real estate agency
OF Brobston, Fendig & Co, has re-
signed his position with that firm
and in the course of few weeks
will open d real estate business in
9he city:
Nr. Nussbanm proposes to engage
extensively in the real estate busi-
ness generally in Brunswick as Mjll
as in other nearby places. He has had
considerable experience In the bus
mess and will no doubt make suc-
cess of the agency.
It is not yet announced who will
guccedd Mr.. Mussbaum with Brobston,
F'endig & Company,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-03
Some Facts About The
New Child Labor
Bill
IS EFFECTIVE JANUARY FIRST
Provisions of the Bill Make it One Of
the Most important Pieces OF
Legislation Enacted in GcoT-
gia in Many Years.

Interest in manifested in brunswick
over the passage of the child labor
bill. which has been signed by tn
governor and becomes effective IAN.
uary !. The measure as passed 10y the
senate provides that no child uudcr 10
years OF age shall work in manuract
orios under any circumstances.
Children under II years of age
may be allowed 20 be employed pro
yided they are the only support of p
widowed mother or disabled father.
or an orphan. Then au affidavit to
this effect must accompany the ap-
plication presented by parent of guar
dian. No child mndcr 1T years OF
age kan be employed unlcss he or she
can write simple sentences and mas
had three months schooling durin4
the preceding year of employment
During The employment of all chit.
dren under IA years Of age they mus;
attend school three months each year.
(siX weeks time being consecutive)
until the public school age limit has
been passed,
Sworn statements must accompauy
the applications of all cAildrcn under
IA years of age a8 to their schooling.
The bill further provides that no child
under ID shall be employed between
2
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-03
CAR NICK
Is ON RUN
AdViCeS are That the
Royal Family are
Hiding Out
90 Warm for Russia's Car He De
serts Perterhof and Takes Re-
fuge in the Country

st. Petersburg, August 2.-The car
and the imperial family. it is reported
ON what is considered good authority,
nave fled from the Peterhof palace
ana have taken refuge at Tzarshoes
elea
This report is followed by ali sorts
OF disquieting news from the north,
including the reported seizure of the
armored cruiser by the mutineers. who
killed all of the officers.
Another report has 1t that the entire
Meet is in the hands of the rebels and
is advancing upon Cronstadt.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-03
NEGROES ARE ARRANGING
FOR BIG TIME LABOR DAY

At the meeting of the colored lahoc
union hcid Il few nights ago, commit
toes were appointed 10 take charge
of the iabor day celebration, and they
expect To- make It one of the biggest
occasions in the history o. the union.
The days program viii include 3
mammoth parade, In which all mem.
bcra OF the union will participate.
In the afternoon exercises will be
held at the baseball park. The ne.
Grocs OF 0hc city are looking forward
to the occasion with great anticipa.
LLuma
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-03
FAIR SIZE COWD WENT ON
THE VETS EXCURSION.

The excursion given to Fernandina
yesterday under the auspices Of the
Glynn county veterans was a very sue
ccssru affair, quite number taking
advantage Of the trip to the little
Florida city. the steamer '1mmelne
took the excursion.
The Brunswick visitors had several
hours in femandina aud many OF
th"m went 10 Amelia beach The
excursion returned at late hour last
night.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-03
SCHOONER WELL KNOWN
HERE REPORTED ASHORE

A special sent out yesterday from
Providence. Il. l., says
"a message received tolay says
that Che schooner j Mancheste"
Haynes, Of Boston, bpuni rio mChar
lesion, $. G.. for Foferlyer Mass,
with lumber ran ashore ON Goat Isl
and yesterday near Warren ana vas
foated later by tu.S. She was,
however, leaking 50 badly that it was
thought wise to beach her
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-03
MUTINEERS IN POSSESSION
OF ONE OF THE STRONGHOLDS

81, Petersburg, August 2--Despitr
the reports of the defeat of the rch,
els at Fortress Cronstadt early this
morning, reports from there tonight
indicate that the mutineers might be
in possession of the stronghold
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-03
Excursion This Evening.

The steamer Attaquin will leave this
evening for special excursion to St
Simon. The tide viii sut for surf
Bathing. 'nhe fare for the round trip
has been tlXod at 35 cents. All who
would enjoy = leasant evcninG should
go down.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-03
WE'RE Welded LAST NIGHT
Mr.. John w. Green and Miss Ethel
Rickett Joined in Bands of Wedock

Kickett joined IN Bands OF Wedlock
At the residence of the brides
father on Gloucester street at s
o'clock last night, Mr.. John w. Green
and Miss Ethel Rickett were mar
ried, Rev G. P. Thornton officiating.
Only the immediate members OF the
family and a few close friends Of
the contracting rarties we're present.
This well known couple have a large
circle of friends in Brunswick who
will be agreea'bly surprised to learn
of the happy event and will wish
them a long life of happiness.
They leave this morning to visit
several Georgia cities and on their
turn they will be at homd to their
friends at the Rlckett homa on Glcd-
cestsr street,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-03
TO CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY.
Brunswick Aerie of Eagles Will Give
an Excursion August 9.

In CoHmemDratiou Of its first ami
Versdry the Brunswick acrie OF Easiea
Will give an excurslCI to St Simon
on next Thursday evening, August
.. On this occasion npnr but the
members of the order and their
friends will be invited. The tickets
will not be offered for sale and it will
be strictly an Eage affair The At.
lartic band has accepted an invitation
to accompany the party and they viii
furnish some music for the occasion.
Fuller details of the event will b.
published later
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-03
ROOT REVIEWS TROOPS
AND COPS OF BRAZIL

Rio DE Jancrio, August o Secretary
Root today from the steps Of the pal.
ace reviewed two thousand OF the
garrison followed by five thousand
police, cavalry and marines. wit as A
most impressive scene OF festivities in
honor OF the international American
congress,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-03
Of to Snapper Banks.

The pilotboat E. C. Knight left
last night with large crowd for the
snapper banks, wehe the sports ex.
pect to pull in many of the big Ash
today. The crowd will return to the
city late this afternoon.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-03
DRINK POISONED wHIsKEY.
Men III From Drinking Whiskey Con-
tanning Croton Oil.

ldTTITH9 OTUIOH UITs
Jacksonville, Fla, August Thomas
Galloway and Fred Matters, rioatlars
at . livery stable here. are s.. ering
intense agony and are in dying con.
dition from drinking whiskey given
to them by Arthur kline, hostler a.
an opposition stable. Kline has 1een
arrested and sent to jail to await re-
suits. Investigation shows that ,
large quantity OF croton oil was mixed
with the whiskey What prompted the
decd lis not known
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-03
Elks Held Meetlnq.

The Brunswick lodge OF Elka met
in regular session In their hail over
the National Bank last night, dispo+
ing Of a number OF routine matters.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-03
special Notice.

Al bills against the British steam
ship Frieda must be presented at onr
Office before IL o'clock noon, this thirc
day of August, 1906, oc payment there.
of will be debarred.
F.p, M. Strachan e. Co., COnsignees
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-03
JEWS MAY ESTABLISH
TERRITORY OF THEIR OWN

London, August 2.--rhe Internat-
ioDal Council of Jewish territorial or
ganizations in session uDder the pres.
idency of Israel zeangwhl. bss:;uua
ceedings are private "a -
subject for discuss.,..sal #
proposlti0HS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-10
Sir LynwOOd Equals worlds Record
for seven FurlOnRs at Saratoga.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. Stunning
Water, the to 20 favorite, captured the
Alabama stakes for three-year old hllies,
one mile and a furlong at Saratoga today
RrookdaIe Nymph was second and Com
Medicine third The time was DTS. y,
Sir Lynnwood carrying 90 pounds, equailed
the worlds record for seven furlongs; when
he won the first race. He stepped the dis
lance in l:242s. Halifax carrying llg
pounds, ran the distance at Sheepshead
Bay in June in the same time. Summary:
Inquisltor second, Neva Lee third. Time:
Second race, steeplechase, about two
miles-Allegiance won, Onteora second
Third race six furlongs-Flowaway won,
Big Store second, Ben Strong third. Time:
Fourth race, mile and a MISUNDERSTANDING
Water won. Brookdale Nymph second, Com
Medicine third. Time; l:52zs
Fifth race, mile-Woolwich won, York
shire Lad second Champlain third Time:
:S9sb.
sixth race, FIVE and half furlongs-Vic-
toria B. won Prince Fortunatus second,
Rockstone third. Time: los.
First race. one mile-Minnehaha won, Leo
Bright second, Moccasin Maid third
Second race, 5Ia furlongs-Demo won. b.
mart second, Alta Mcdonald third Time:
1:0gJS.
Third race, furlongs-Red Thistle won.
Black Mantilla second, Ann Hill third.
Time: 1I52b.
Fourth race furIongs, handicap-Devout
won, Wee Lass second, Alcor third. Time:
Fifth race. furlongs. purse-Overlando
won, Marmorean second, Sir Geo1rey third.
sixth race, furiongs-Airship won, Oak
Grove second, Miss Anxious third. Time;
l:l53b.
Seventh race, mile-BarkeImore won, St.
Sever second, Oddoletta third. Time:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-10
Pretended Umpire Handed Hot Roast
byPresident of National League.

NEW YORK, Aug. s.-Sam strang, the
member of the New York National base
ball club who was called upon by Captain
McGann of the New York team to umpire
grounds on Tuesday when Umpire John
stone was excluded, today reported his
action to President Harry G. Pulliam of the
National league. Strang said he awarded
the game to New York by. forfeit
President Pulliam replied in a letter that
being a member of the New York team
should address such communication to
him. After reviewing the incidents of the
forfeited game. President Pulliam added:
Your action In appearing upon the ball
field, you being possessed of all the facts
laws of the National league and organized
base ball, but an extremely discourteous
act to me as president of the National
league. | would be strictly within my
rights and entirely justified I'm disciplining
you for this impertinence, but | propose to
look upon your actions with contempt and
therefore take no action save this letter"
Charles w. Murphy, president Of the
Chicago base ball team of the National
league, today wrote to the president of the
league, Harry G Pulliam, commencing him
for the stand he took with regard to the
forfeited game at the Polo grounds Tues
day
In his letter he says that under the Ma
tional league constitution the New York
club could properly be fined $1,000 for its
The Chicago club will not ask that this
fine be assessed by the board OF directors
OF the National league. Manager Frank I
Chance, all the players and myself feel
that We have won a most signal victory by
striking a telling blow at anarchy in base
press and public OF the United States is
sufficient reward for us"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-10

The drawings for the Middle West will
he held August rs and all entries must be
IN before that time.
What do you think of Cleveland losing
two games 60 Boston and Detroit two 70
NashinEtuu-40 on The same day.
suppose pulliam would be president -
the western League at the same money
ms dope-head now acting gets. do you
think Boss tantillon would vote for the
changer
The difference between the attitudes OF
the president ui the National league and
the figure head president of. another well
known league Is the difference between a
m8r and a mouse
Chance won the game ms soon as he was
given an Opportunity tu play it, McGraw
must have had % streak Of yellow was
afraid to play Tuesday and took that way
~ get cut Of playing
The date Of the tournament az the STATE
Golf association at the Omaha Country
club Is August l6 instead of August q En-
tries are coming IN fast and tho. event
promises to be much better attended than
the first one, which was held last year at
the Field club.