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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-18
OFF TO PANAMA
SECRETARY nod r SAILED FROM
LIMA YESTERDAY ON cRuIs-
ER CHAR LEsToN.

Lima, Sept II Secretary Root
sailed on the crSiser Charleston TO
day direct for Panama.
During his visit here Secretary
Root made an excellent impression
on all classes II people Of Peru He
expressed him8 as enjoying his Wis
it here to the tdll extent.
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Almost completed

The Padrosa building on Newca;
tie street, formerly owned By Joseph
Matthews, Is rapidly nearing cpm-
pletion and when finished will be one
OF the handsomest in the city. The
upper floor will be used for Offices
while the lower one will make 3
splendid store.
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Aftr Marsh Hens,

It is expected that we viii have
some very higlf tides before the pres
ent week Is over and guuners viii bc
after marsh hens. II the present
winds shift abound TO northeast tht
tide will cover the marshes and The
flshy birds viii be slaughtered By IL,
hundreds.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-18
IA MASON PARlsG GNME
70 OPEN hcTogsa fsr

Mr. and Mrs r. benizot. proprle.
tors Of Ia Maison Parislenne. an.
nodnce elsewhere in this issue that
they will open their handsome par
iors on Newcastle street on October
/. and Will display the handsomegt
line Of gowns, cloaks and models
These models have been imporfeo
from Paris and will not doubt be 4
surprise TO the Indies of Brunswick
who have long waited an establish
meat Of this kind and enable them
20 have their gowns made here.
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sevoral sahoonds ArrIuea

Quite large sect Of schoopars
We're brought into p9t by the heavy
wind Sunday and yeE Eteraav. siy a..
rived during the twI days. rbero .
quite large deet ldue here wbiet
"lII probably afrigJ within tho nexe
few days 'oA@
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-18
improving Build,no

Contractor cofzoI4ian is busy ar
present making a number Of ln,nro,e
ments on the bul lldihg on Bay strear
owned by Mrs. y dlauber and occn.
ped by G. a. l'a{ior and j n
Nnlo3. The building will be nut -
4 first class condition generally
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-18
". c. Elliot, Head Of Legal
Department A. G.L., Died
Yesterday
HAS Been ILL A LONG TINE
MORE THAN LIKELY THAT COL.
w. E. KAY, ASSISTANT GENER
AL COUNSEL, WILL BE HIS
SUCCESSOR.

New York, Sept. 7.-Information
has just been received in this city
of the death of Hon. w. G Elliot, gen.
eral counsel of 5the Atlantic Coast
Line railroad, which occurred at
Glen Watkins, on the Hudson, this
afternoon.
For several years Col Elliot has
been sick man and during all tina,
time, while under the care of emf
uent physicians, has been attending to
the great mass Of work that came un.
der his direction
His headquarters were at Baltimore
although he has been spending the
greater poriion OF his time at Glen
Watkins during the summer.
Col. Elliot was about G5 years Old
and has been in the legal department.
Of the Atlantic Coast Line for
years Ige was a North CaroIinian by
birth and spent the greater portion OF
his life in his native state.
The death of Col. Elliot will be re-
ceiyed with genuine regret in this
city where he has visited often on
business.
Early in the present year Col. w E.
Kay, of Brunswick, was named as as
sistantf general counsel Of the com
pany, and the chances are that this
Office was created for the purpose Of
relieveing Mr.. Elliot OF a great deal
of routine work There is also a sec
ond assistant counsel general. G. B..
Elliots of Wilmington, n. c., son OF
the late head of the legal department
of the Coast Line.
The people OF this city will natur-
ally feel an interest in the successor
to Cot Ellict, as Col. Kay comes from
Brunswick and it is more than likely
that be will be named to succeed his
distinguished chief. VINO has answered
mis- last call
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-18
A COALING STATION
AND GHAIN ELEVATOR
PLAN OF SOUTHERN
WITH INCREASED ATTENDANCE
Catholic Convent Mas Opened Yes.
day with Many New Pupils.

The Catholic convent, on&RichmOnd
street, was opened yesterday for its
third term. under the brightest aus
pices.
The attendance showed a marke,
increase over that of last year. nearly
every seat in the convent being oc
cupied. There has been One or two
changes made in the sisters at the
school this year, and the hnanw pupils
will be we'll cared for. The season
promises to be most I. rcessfuI one
at the convent.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-18
Mias smitl,a schoc

Miss Josie Smith Is school will epen
Mnnday, Sept. IA Primary, grar.
mar and high schb bol studies taught.
For further partich hiars apply TO 799
Grant street telep hone 2l3-3
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-18
A Eahe hlarrn

The fire Department was called out
yesterday sbortlA tfter noon by a
false alarm. a qpIk run was made
to tbe corner OF IS bnd r streets, Dut
there vas no bag for the fire LAD
dies 70 fight
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-18
FIELDS WNsTRgL WILL
ed HgsE NEXT MONTH

Al G Fi4da mEstrels viii be ths
offering atabe rknd to Tuesday, &c
tobcr 8.
Press EldridgeE is the monologuist
this season andI is travelling under
the Introductory ltle Of the comman-
der-in-chief Of thk army Of fun"
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hALLoY LINER NyEcEs HERE
She is One Of the Largest owned tR
the Company.

The Mallory liner Nueces arrived in
port yesterday from New York, bring
ing a very heavy cargo Of freight.
She will remain in port all the week,
sailing for New York Friday or Sat
urday.
The Nueces has only been to this
port once or twice before, having
been on another run. She is one Of
the largest ships owned by the Maj
liry line.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-18
CUBAN REVOLUTION
IS NEARING ITS END.
HOSTELITIES STOP
WILL OPEN IN JUST ONE WEEK
Children of Public schools Enjoying
Last DAYS of Vacation.

The public schools, in the city an.
county, will open on next Monda ?
and, as previously anhounced in these
columns, it is expected that the al
tendance will be the largest in the
history of the schools.
Superintendent Ballard and his able
corps Of teacbsfs will be busy this
week preparing for the opening OF
the schools. Many of the teacners
who have beeB away on their yaca
tions have returned to the city and
the others VIII arrive before Sunday
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the boy who, after making his first
trip through the piney woods. re-
turned to his mother and said:
Mamma. is the word as big every
other way as the way | went today?
Yes, my son, and much larger
well. then, it is a whorper.' and 50
ere you.
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Nenroea Caused Excitement.

Some little excitement was created
in the Gpstairs Of tai building cor
ner Of Monk and Oglt tthorpe streets
early yesterday afternoon by the dts
charge of pistol. A negro man and
woman were in quarrel ard one Of
them shot the pistol, but DO damage
was done They have 10th been ar
rested.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-18
wiz Meetl Tkia MornIna.

The BrunswicH Commercial League
win meet IN th9 Grand jury room at
the court houselai 1920 O'Clock tins
morning. Some iatters Of deep i'm
port are to be IA lkn 4D and a full at
tendance is reqtfted.
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Flrst oood cL....r.

The first real good oysters or no
season were on the bcal uartot aa
terday While thI bjvaIyos haaa
been In season for lsomo nms n
nave been very scbrce and g.
'o seen early l"are very poor
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-18
Two Insurgeat Leaders Yes
tGrday Suspended Hos
tiIiiias
OTHERS WILL soon FOLLOW
SoTH SIDES ARE WILLING FoR
PEACE AND IT IS BELIEVED
THAT THE REVOLUTION IS Ax
A CLOSE.

washington sept. 1z.-The Cuban
legation here today reserved advioes
'na' n0st'I'ties on the island had stop.
pde by both sides.
II is now believed that peace is a.
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Havana Sept. 1.-TWO Of The ia.
surgant leaders, Acqfeaco and car
Danes today ANNOUNCED a suspensio,
OF hostIities. IT i7 expected that
0'''''S will Immediately fs|I into line.
Washington sopti t7.--aeneraI rua-
ston is exepcted tol arrive in wash,a,
ton Thursday Hk wiiI remain asr,
until orders are Received fro,, -
rotary Tafr
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-08
DRUNKEN INDIANS STILL NUM-
EPOuS.

The fact that man from this town
recently received sentence to
serve a term in the prison at Car
son for selling whiskey to Indians
does not seem to be needed os
others. That there is always some
degenerate who stands ever ready
10 break the laws Of the land IN
this respect and endanger, pos
-siblv. the lives of our citizens, is al
tested to by the fact that before
Dalton the self confessed culprlt,
tad hardly become accostumed to
prison garb. another of his kind lls
stepped into the business of dispens-
ing whiskey to Indians in quantities
unlimited.
The officers succeeded in rounding
the drunken warriors up and landed
them in the place that cools. ana
creates large thirst for stuff other
IA whiskey.
If these Indians were given the
onnortunity of spending thirty days
rqpalring the county roads Tor eacn
otfense. il reasonable TO suppose
nat we would see fewer drunken
Indians. If not. we would at least
b.va hetfer roads. which would dt
the least, be some Satls1actloli.-
cord-Courier.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-08
KNIGHTS OF C0!LUMxx..:'S; IS
ELECT OFFICERS

officers for the ensuing year wee
elected by the Knights of Columbus
at the annual meeting OF Nevada
Council, 97S, held in Harmony Hail
Thursday. The names of the new
0ificers follow:
Chas Gulling, grand knight; NJ. i.
Kelley. deputy grand knight; Jerry
Walsh, chancellor; J. H. Sullivan, re-
corder: J. J. Burke, financial, secre-
4ary; James O'Neil, treasurer; Rev.
=. w. Horgan, lecturer; James j.
Sweeney, advocate: ]. P. Reynolds,
warden; James Sullivan, inside
guard; Harry Bone, outside guard
James Burke, Harry Sullivan and
Dennis Sullivan were named as trus-
zees.
consisting of Charles Gulling J. H.
The degree team of the lodge
Walsh and H. r. Buckley will Journ
ev to Tonopah on Saturday. Decem
Ter 18th, to institute a new council
of the order in that place. The first
degree work will be exemplified hy
the local council.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-08
BIG SALE IN
; ! JUMBO
!.

Hal Mighels returned from New
York this morning with pocket full
Of commissions from big New
York mining investment firm and the
money for sale in Jumbo
He went east few weeks ago with
two or three propositions to pla &c
with New York people and succeeded
in landing one of them, the Jumbo
sroup.
In addition to the sale he has bera
commissioned by the buyers to ex-
anime and report on any thing. IL
matter what the size, he thinks they
might want to handle, having been
advised as TO the class Of property
they want.
His report here is good news to
Jumbo owners and good news 10
Mlghels' friends as we'll
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-08
REV. EDDIE ON TRIAL.

SALT LAKE CITL Dec. S.-Behlnd
closed doors an ecclesiastical court
has began the trial of Rev. James
3. Eddie former dean OF ST. Mark
Episcopal church in his city, against
whom charges of immortality were
made -everal months ago. Rev.
John H. Jones, rector OF the Eplsco-
pal church at Tonopah, Nevada. pre-
sided over the court Dean Eddle
was represented bv Judge Deal OF
San Francisco and the prosecution
was conducted by John II. Dennlson
Of Denver Dean Eddie who denies
the truth of the charges made against
him, is at present a resident of Los
Ang les. The accused was formerly
pastor of the Carson Episcopal
chul cE.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-08
SHANNON YOU
SAYS BRYAN
THE GREAT COMMONER SHOWS
WHEREIN ROOSEVELT HAS
ERRED IN HIS MESSAGE.

LINCOLN, Nebraska-Wj,,iam ~
Jennings Bryan. commenting on the
presidents message. said it may oe
regarded as Roosevelt's most i'm
portant state paper He said that
the message contains much that is
democratic for which the general
public will thank him. 1t also con-
tails things that ought to arouse
severe criticism. WHAT the president
says cn the subject Of government
by injunction will not be satisfac1-
cry to the laboring man nor to those
"ho respect the right OF trial by
Jury.
O. the Japanese situation Bryan
says: He pays a deserved tribute
,c the progress Of the Japanese ma
ton and asks for legislation which
will enable congress 10 protect the
t~~2tv rights OF foreigners. That
there should be such legislation IS
not disputed. but much depends on
the Character Of the .egislati IN.
We must be sure no, 10 deny 70
all tie states the right 10 protect
themselves ana their people il mat
ters purely local
Bryan deplores what he calls the
presidents warlike attitude, saying:
There will be a general disappoint-
ment at the Warlike tone Of the mes
sage where he discusses the army
and navy. He speaks OF the navy as
ae surest guarantee of peace this
country possesses. Shame upon the
chief executive that he should place
an instrument of brute force above
the nations sense Of justice as a
guarantor of peace. The best guar
antee of peace is our nations pur-
pose to deal justly with other ma
tions. War ought to be the last re-
sort. not the first consideration. Il
lis hard enough to have a few pro-
fessional soldiers. 1t IS not neces-
sary that the whole nation shall be
keyed up all thte time to the fight
ing point"
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-08
lew COURSE At UNIVERSITY.

Begginlng the first of the year
new department, that of veterinary
science, is to be added to the course
at the State University. Dr. Winfrei
B. Black, late Of Cornell University
has arrived from Ithica, N Y, and
will have charge Of the course He
will also take charge of the depart
ment of bacteriology, formerly con-
Quoted by Professor Frandsen The
new department will be run in con-
junction with the other university
courses. and it is expected will af-
ford an excellent chance for all who
care to become thoroughly acquaint-
ed with veterinary affairs.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-08
INFORMATION WANTED.

Nincennes. Ind. Nov. 80. 1906.
Mayor Of Carson City. New. Dear
Sir.-I am seeking information as %
the whereabouts of John B. Calvin.
my brother.
The last | heard Of him he was III
your city and was sick. l don't
know what his address was at that
time | addressed a letter to him N
care of the genera delivery, and 1t
was returned to me marked de
ceased"
1t was sometime during September
last. | heard he was sick in Carson
City. will certainly feel grateful
toward you for any information you
can give me- Very Respectfully.
&. C. GELVIN.
P. O Box III, Vincennes, Ind.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-08

IN THE Su?R RInlEC COURT OF
THE STATE or NEVADA
A, E. Hirschiser. ct al. Plaintiffs and
Appellants
against
E. w. Ward. Charles L. Knox, De-
PENDANTS and Respondents.
Cook G. Ayers, Attys. for Appellants.
CurIer G. King Attys for Respondents.
On the first day of May. 1891, the
appellants here as plaintiffs in the
court below filed therein their second
amended complaint: the matters al
legged therein and pertinent to this
appeal are stated as follows:
THAT on or about the 24th day of
June, 1902, the plaintiffs employed
said defendants. as such co-partners
as aforesaid, for fees and reward 70
them by plaintiffs paid, to examine
and furnish to plaintiffs true, accu-
rate full and correct abstract of the
title to that certain lot. piece or par
Gel of land situate, lying and being N
the then town (now city) Of Reno.
in the County Of WashCe and State 3f
Nevada. bounded and particularly de-
scribed as follows. to-wit:
| THAT parcel of land situate IN
Conner's Addition to said Reno,
bounded on the west by Ralst0n
Street, OF the South By Oak Street.
on the east by Nevada Street and on
the north by the Section line be
ween Sections and II, in Township
10 North, Range 19 East. NJ. d. B. &
NJ, for the purchase of which, n
fee simple and without membranes.
the plaintiff had therefore contracted
with one w. H. Hancock, who
claimed to be the owner thereof.
w.
"That defendants in the perform
ance of the duties of such employ
ment, did thereafter and on or about
the 25th day Of June, 1902, furnish
to plaintiffs a pretended abstract cf
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-08
THE WORM TURNS.

Newspaper men don't seem to 1are
wei in politices. Think OF William
r Hearst. Frank p Mannix, irwin U.
Lewis, and-well, there may be
others.-Gardnervil' RecordCourler.
The next time Bro. Springmeyer'
Won connie thename of tn editor OF
this paper with that OF VIM. Il.
Hearst there will be something real
doing.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-08
CHURCH NOTICES.

Methodist Episcopal Church-Puo-
lie Worship at Ii a. m. and Z D. n.
Subject for Morning Sermon What
Men Live For
Subject Tor Evening Sermon "Tne
Presidents Message.
Fpworth League at p. n.
Sunday school at noon.
A very cordial invitation Is extend
ed TO everyone.
DON 0. COLGROVE,
Pastor.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-08

A son of Billy w w. Foote was
married this week TO Miss Alice
Schmidt. of Oakland. in Tonopah.
We have just received the Press
Club Annual from our club home in
Los Angeles Makes us long for the
stems and sandwiches, good talk
and bright fellowship at the little
dump at the police station. God
Bless you Boys.
That noise like an earthquake yes
terday was nothing but Fitz-Mac
visiting the biggest mine he ever
saw in his long life of boost and bull
con. He was taken down in the
mines on the old Comstock.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-08
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Ladies list:-Mrs. c. E Bailey.
Gentlemen's iist:-J. c. Bailey.
Frank Johnson. J. B. Johnson, Will
Labhc and J. A. Slater.
T. r. HOFER.
Postmaster.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-08

Presbyterian-Serv at il a. n.
and 7:3O y. m.
Sunday school at noon.
Christian Endeavor at $50 p. m.
Morning Subject, Faint, Yet Pur-
suing, the Quality that Wins
Evening, "Smitten with Binding
Light and the Supreme Tragedy.
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LOOKS TO
Be TREASON

The following, from our esteemed
contemporary this morning, is such
good democratic thunder that we
lear there is treason in the ranks Of
the press OF the G. o. P. In order
to give it the publicity to which bv
its merit it is entitled The Appeal
reprints it in full.
FACES A DEFEAT.
AS might have been expected, the
presidents announced determine ton
to Interfere in the attitude of San
francisco toward the Japanese "A
the public school has provoked a
good deal OF hostility Entirely
apart from the recognized feeling Of
the Californians toward the As,a'ic
races, there is 4 long line of preca-
dents against the presidents ex-
pressed BELIEF that the federal gov
ernment has the Il gal right to in
teTiere with a states own affairs,
and the feeling is not limited to the
people Of the Pacific Coast, says the
Salt Lake Herald.
In his message, the president re
ierring to the exclusion of the Jap
anese from attendance with white
children, says: Even as the law
now Is, something can lie done by the
federal government toward this END:
(en1orcing the rights Of aliens under
treaties. And in the matter now be-
fore me- affecting The Japanese every
thing that Is in my power will be
done, and all Of the forces, military
ana civil. OF the United States which
J.! may lawfully employ will be en-
Tloyed.'
The language conveys distinct
threat to use the executive powers
civil and military, in California to
compel the reception Of japanese IN
the public schools on the same terms
as whites. Unless he has some
such intention the language is un-
necessary: and if he really means
it and undertakes to carry his threat
into execution. he has undertaken il
the largest contract of his whole
strenuous career with certainty OF
ultimate failure. News.
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BRIEF PARAGRAPHS

by indians in this section. We sup-
port his contention that it is well to
get after this evil before serious re-
suits occur. Two Indians were
hanged yesterday for murder done
while the I--i2,,- Eera drunk We
want nc horror IN this county.
John McDcnald. q prospector we'll
known here, dropped dead at We'll
ington last week and was buried at
the expense of Mrs Frank Everett,
for whom he was working.
Hal Mighels is expected back from
New York in a day or two
Mrs. Frank Evans and Miss Alice
Cameron. returned from Reno yes
terday. Mrs. Evans had most en-
barassing accident at the depot as
she dismounJed from the train.
The opera house was we'll filled
last night. the performance of Josh
Perkins, The show was guaranteed
to drive away dem blues. ........
Atty Soderberg. one time clerk Of
The supreme court OF this state, now
OF San francisco Is IN This city on
business
NJ. j. Sinclair Is In from Masonic,
where tie Is developing a nine and
making preliminary arrangements 20
SET up - stamp mlh-
A nfe a. CofneH university cost
14e lives It 1chf students and three
hfehlen 7eiofe Il was eNtin2o'7Aea'
i'ia i'io1'Siieid 'ack Davis mas
'o"eh' I'D some ftth h'in7s a Noll-
der iloS' b&'is f'f getting N Up
- AIS eyes Nhere>e ei '-eIe Il d
Tie Gazette i hollerin@ its head
9H al the indenendent press because
ne lhIependeAt press presume5 %
i>'o7 @'' anu fo'l'' o'''
ls'' q i'''e ''ia'i IL NC mas 'e>''i1
gov
'a'h up Nhel ~" can s'''i0 l'l
'"'ii '''''''e '''' 80
'>'' ''" MS WHY III ''e''0
: " '-iI2i II
creature NAMED F" H. NAME I'D .
oeen arrested IN Reno anu oo'u'
over 10 the leoefai sraho jury lor
7''inS " al ''''''A'
A railroad president named FISH,
S'nyVesans flsh. one 'iine pfesioei''
OF the ILLINOIS, central II. H., depoaeu
by Hartman ct al mas seen hsh'
ana no" declares tha' al rich iiieii
Sie diiai o'ii9'>' -h"'t "e pie''' 7oi1
tor ne Is very flch hiihseil'
Southern Pacific officials announce
the congestion of freight is once
mere nearly cleared away Good
news. We need some paper.
Capt. Herman Davis came IN last
night from the Nevada Reduction
Works and spent the night mere, on
business, returning 10 b's 'oi 'ii''
morning.
The Ramsey Telegraph oon'p'hs
announces the opening oi us llhe lo'
business. Messages should pe hiei
with the W. U. lei. ,o.' 10 DC loi
Earded 10 Ramsey from oi'rhs
"here eoAnee'ioh 10 in"oe
Another SUIT against 'he ohi'"
Securities Co, OF boidleio "ao lieo
in Hawthorne yesterday bE ..
Seheiteis & Co. OF Chlcaso' 'hiS i''
$4,000 alleged 'o nave oeen 'os' 's