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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-15
PALMA TO RESIGN As
PRESIDENT OF CUBA
Them
TWO SLICK CROOKS WORKED
QUITE A SMOOTH GAME ON
PEOPLE ALONG SOUTHERN

A well known timber and crossti2
man who WIS in the city yesterday
from a point on the Southern rail
way near ythe city, tells OF a couplo
of shewd fakirs who robbed sevorai
business fmen OF thai city and uscl
Brunswick in his lid!e game.
1t seems that several weeks aeo
a well dressed ran going undor th3
name cf Col Gordon. OF Savannah.
appeared At McRae ana other points
and represented himself to be the
agent Of the Eastern Building and
Loan and Trust Company" and o
fered TO loan money to the people al
six per cent. He was plausible amt
succeeded in catching some Of The
best people III that section for
amounts ranging from SIS to $35.
The man stated that the loaas
would have ito be approved by "Col.
Mace, of Savannah, anl worked the
old assessment plan on the inuocend
people to sood advantage. Many az
plications rm loans were ticld, but
always "Cot5 Mace wrote that the
company was nor ready to make them
Finally Col Gordon appeared on
the scene and attempted his game
again, but WAS not successful ana
sought new fields to conquer.
A stran8et feature OF the matter is
that several of the letters were wri1
ten by Cpl. Mace dated from
Brunswick, but an examination OF
The envelopes always revealed the
fact that they were mailed on the
Central train between Albany ana
Columbus
The Brunswick visitor stated yes
terday that the people Of McRae AMI.
other points in that noishhorhooi
had been deaced out Of several un-
dred dollars by this pair Of shalps
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-15
To GET A RABBI
coNeREoATIoN OF TIE sYNA
ooeu= ro HAVE ONE
DURING HOLIDAYS.

The congregation of the synagogue
Beth Tehloh has arranged for
a rabbi to visit the city during the
coming Jewish holidays to conduct
services in this CITY
They have Secured the services 81
Rabbi Minlzlh. of New York, VINO vii.
arrive nexf week and will remain
throughout the holidays, which viii
be ushereh in next Wednesday
The mSmbers Of the congregation
have beeb trying to call rabbi tc
this city permanently but 50 fai
have notA succeeded, although they
have several well known men in view
and may call one before the winter
season begins.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-15
Western Union Needs Biz
Amount to Make In
pTOVGmGRtS
S35,OO0,0OO IS WANTED
a Meeting of the Stockholders Has
Been Called for the Purpose of
Taking Action-copy of the
Letter Sent Out.

new York, September 1.-THE di.
reetors of the Western Irn;on Ta,o
graph Company, at meeting beId
'eS'efdiy authorized President Glow
r|' OF the company, to call a meet.
ms ot the stockholders on October
10 to vote on proposition ia Issue
92a'ooo,00O in gold bonds. The di-
rectors also voted that $4,000 600 in
gold bonds be issued immediotelv
ior subscription by stockholders ana
me money realized from the bonds is
to be used in new construction ami
the purchase of new property.
A circular which was today sent
ont to the stockholders Of the com
pany in reference to the bond Issue
said
During the last few years TIE rate
OF growth Of the business of the com
pany and the consequent demand for
increased facilities have been greater
and the expense for construction and
new property have been consequently
oorrespod.ngly increased. All the 500
100000, IL per cent real estate
bonds authorized by the stockholders
in 1900 have been issued: of these
$O,OSl000 were required TO pay for
the new property acquired and new
lines constructed prior to June 30,
1899, and $11,242,5G were issued for
construction and new property sinca
June 30. 1890"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-15
NOW READY To
BEGIN WORK
Southern Bell TO Start on
Its New System in
Brunswick
ALL ARRANGEMENTS MADE
ALL ARRANGEMENTS MADE
If City Will Allow Excavation to GO
On Now the Work Will Begin
At Once on the Central
Energy System.

The communication received from
the Southern Bell Telephone and
Telegraph Company by city council
Thursday night. /notifying the city
that they We're ready to begin wor;
on the new system in Brunswick, il
the city would ALLOW the company tu
make the necessary excavations
should be a good piece of news to the
people of Brunswick
AS is well known the telephone
company intends t0>fSstall complete
new SYSTEM in Brug gswick. known as
the central energy bystem, They will
erect on the lot 9n Richmond street
recently purchase By tn company. i
very handsome building, which will
be used exclusively by the company.
The work of patting in the new sys
tenn will be no Snail job, as every
wire Will be paced yGder ground. A
large force Of wohimel will be re
quired TO do the York and it will take
some time to complete it.
The petition ffom the company was
referred to the board Of health, whicn
body will proba ably act on it iume-
diately, and it is believed that tal com
pany WIFI be gMer1 permission TO
proceed with the work.
AS is well knowg there is a city
ordinance which prohibits the
excavations during the summer
months. and for this Sreason the tele-
phone company asked permission OF
council.
The summer is>about over now and
and it is believed that there is no
danger of sickness being the result
of this excavation. ut will be two OF
three weeks before the telephone
people will be ready to begin the
work. BY that time it will be mucn
cooler and there will be but little
danger.
1t is Understood that the company
now has a large force of men at
work in q nearby city, who are JUS
about to completeI their job, and the
company is anxious to remove the
force to this city.
1t is probable that the board will
take the matter up at once and give
the teephone company q reply.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-15
Southeastern Tariff AssOcia-
ton VIII Not Dis
solve
AS HAS been REPORTED
President Richardson Says There IS
Now More Need of the Associa-
don Than Ever-He Gives
Out an Interview.

The following story from the Al
lanta News of yesterday will pe OF
interest in transportation circles o
this city, as it was announced soycraI
days since that the Southeastern
Passenger Association would soon ..
out of business
Chairman Joseph Richardson, of
the Southeastern Passenger Associa.
tlon. enters emphatical denial 10 the
story sent out from New Orleans ana
published in a number of state pa.
pers to the effect that The recent
amendment 10 The rate law would
cause the association 10 go out of
business, MIR Richardson stated
that because the New Orleans Pass.
enger Bureau and the Memphis Pass
engT Bureau will leayc the aold
this month is because, he under.
stands, s,that these bureaus which are
purely local are not given the supper.
they need by various roads entering
these cities.
"ME Richardson states that the
Southeastern Passenger Association
has nothing AZ ali to do with the
making of rates and acts only as d
publishing or clearing house for news
of interest 10 the VARIOUS southern
roads.
lie states that uct onlv will the as,
soclation not go .ut Of EGsiness. but
is more needed now than ever.
Mr.. Richardson was seen by a
representative Of The News today ana
asked in regard to The published re-
port that the Southeastern Passen.
ger Association was vitality affected
by the recent rate law, and will go
out of business. Mr. Richardson
said There ~ nothing in the new
Law which, in any way, affects Tie
status Of the Southeastern Passenger
Association and there has been no
correspondence or conference rela,
tive TO the possible dissolution OF tile
association. which is organized ana
operated strictly in accordance with
the various laws affecting the con
duct Of passenger traffic On the
| contrary the recent amendment 10
the interstate complerco act render
more than ever necessary clear
ance house such as Is The Southeast
ern PassengeG Association. Mir
Richardson further stated that neith-
er the New Orleans Passenger BIZ
rcau or the Memphis Passenger Bu-
rau are IN any way connected with
the Southeastern Passenger Associa
tiOn. ad that if il be d fact, as re-
ported, that those two bureaus VIII
he dissolved at an early date their
dissolution will be due not to any legai
necessity. bat to a belief Oh the part
Of he passenger traffic officials of the
Zines members thereof, that those
bureaus are no longer necessary
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-15
LA MAiSON PARiSiENMF
TO OPEN OCTOBER 'aT,

Madame R. Denizetf the proprietor
of La Maison Parisisnne a;nmlnc9s
elsewhere in this is$ue that she will
castle street on October !. and VIII
display the handsgmest line Of millta'
cry hats and general goods ever dis
played in this ofty. The. sre"g n:ll,
Of these goods have been lm10:teA
direct from Pal fs rand some of the
creations are $mply bewildc Jug i'll
their lovliness.
The ladies III Brunswick are cor
daily invited to remember fhe date
of the opening Madame Denizet is
surrounded with ample help and
there will be no trouble to display the
goods
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-15
A INCREASE
ATTENDANcE AT THE PUBLIC
scHooLb THIS YEAR WILL
BE LARGEST IN history

Superintendent Ballard, Of The pr
lie schools talks most interestingly
of the sess sion which is to open on
Monday, September "a, and thinks ~
promises tp DO one Of the bes,
scholastic years in the history Of tie
schools.
He statSs that the indications arc
that the tStal increase in enrollmenl
III the white schools alone win g
over $50 aNd that marked i'm reasa
will also OCCUR in the colorod schools
Of The ethyl
This rapid growth in attendance g
a marked evidence of the fact that
Brunswicks population is Sro@ta.
By leaps and bounds.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-15
I)E:AL. ISCL0SEI)
r. & HUNTER SELLS OUT HiS
DR4G sToRe7ENp Will
MOVE ro/FLoRlDA.

deal was Finally consummated
Yesterday whereby Hunters Phar-
macy was soldi to e G Nance. pho
mas been copnfetea Win the business
for some thni
Mr. Nance 9roposes to install a first
class dnsgi9 in few days and is
going TO MAJ he his store one Of the
most attractive OF the kind in the
city
Mr. r. NJ Hunter viii early next
week relnoge to Bowling Park. f1a
where he goes to accept a position
wl,h the TbwIing Naval Stores and
Lumber coppany. Tie News wishes
all parties 10 the deal success il
their respective GcldG
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-15
MILLION COLLAR PLANT
FOR sMAKiNG CEMENT

Chattanooga, frenn, Sept 14.-h
million dollar Blant is TO be locate1
at Copenhagen, suear south Pittsburg,
by Kansas Csty capitalists The
land has already been purchased ana
the Nashville Foad is now laying I
spur track fot the proposed plant.
The plant wig have n daily output
Of LOCO barels
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-15
WOMAN HANDI7 M AUTO
RANsAcKs FARMERS HOME

l..uie raits. II. Yy Sept 14.-A at1'
ishly dressed young woman in large
red automobilA accompanied by q
man, appeared " tne home Of James
Thompson, a weaNAY farmer, Of Sal
isbury, and askcdfto see him
A maid told lFr that nobody was
at home, The foman dreW q pl8to.
warned her she swould be killed = sao
screamed and oFdered her to 30 into
the house. Thk kn the man took the
pistol and kept guard over the maiC
while the woman baodit ransackec
the house.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-15
LITTLE INTEREST TAKEN
I'M JUDGES EIGHT heRE

Which Of the two candidates for
justices of the new{comt OF appears
win carry Glynn county in the cleo
toa to be held J6n 0cIo5er 81 II
may be That some of the politicians
have tip andf viii know who to
work for on the day of the elect
ion. but as forS the average voter
he hardly knows TEo the several can
didates are. None or them are well
known in this coanty, ana it is hart
to tell at this Ftime which of The
candidates will bet the Hote of this
county
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-15
SOUTHERN INSTRUCTION.
GAR TO V5BIT THE CITY

The Southern Railway instruction
car No 719, Will arrive in Brunswick
in a few days for fine purpose OF IN
structing the eiginB Bers, firemen, flag
men and conductors s in regard to com
bust,on, air braE Ees. machinery and
other matters
Fhe car is sim liar to the one which
was here severA weeks ago to in
struct employesI of the A. B. & A
It will visit all cities on the South
ern, remaining two or three days in
each city.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-15
a GREAT EILLlNeRv OPENING
Miss L. c. JaAkson WI Throw Her
Doors open TIesday.

Mrs H. G. Jackson, FAN up to date
mliner and modiste, who has come
to the city from New York will on
next Tuesday, September is, open her
handsome pariors inithe opera house
building on Newcastle street.
Miss Jackson is going to make d
speciality Of carrying the best crea-
tions that money chn secure in the
milinary line. Her stock will consist
of Gage and patter9 hats, a full line
OF trimmings and mourning goods
and a specially handsome assortment
Of chidrens hats.
She comes to Brunswict direct from
Gotham and her stock has been sci
ceted from tie most exclusive MILL
merry circles Of that city
! Remember her opening date. Tues
day September is alfi attend 1t.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-15
UNKNOWN MAN is STILL IN
A CRITICAL EoDlTloN

The unknown white nah, who was
placed in the city hospital Thurs'cy
afternoon, and who hail9 from a ST.
tion on the A. B. & A. railroad, was
reported to be in a crit tcal condition
yesterday, and the physicians do nc
think there is much hdpe for his re
coyery.
The man has befn unconscious
since his arrival at tlfe hospital and
his name is not yet known. 1t was
not expected thatF he would live
through the night.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-15
MERCURY TNEs A SHOOT;
FLiRTs WITH TIE NlNETlF'

Yesterday vi fts unqucstionably one
of the warmeAt days the people Of
Brunswick have experienced this sum.
mer. The meFcury took an upward
shoot and wasswell into The nineties
during The entire day. Bat little
breeze prevailed To- cool off the at
mosphere and the day was very I'm
comfortable enc.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-15
e TRAVELLING SALESMAN
DROWNED IN RIVER

spartanDurg, a G.. Sept l4.-c,
Il. Mcmillan, agdd "a years, Of this
city, travelling salesman for the Gen
oral Fire Exting5isher Company, was
drowned in PacoFet river Thursday ar
ternoon He wda in swimming with
friends, got beyond his depth ano
was drowned b9foro assistance coulo
reach him.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-15
SOY KICKED IN MOUTH
BY STUBBORN HORSE

Ann4ston, Ala, Sept IA While drlv-
ing a horse into stable at Oxford
yesterday afternoon the S-year-old
son OF W. F. Curvin was kicked IN
the head by lhe animal as he stoopo!
20 pick up u stick to beat the brute.
The boy was hit in F1e mouth by tAc
horses hoofs. receFi broken
jawbonc and seyap4 fractured teeth.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-15
BIG FouR-MAsTER HERE
FOR AZ CARGO OF TIES

Brown & Compdny, the large cross
tic dealers. are how loading in the
sonthern section bf the city, the lar
eest four-master Bchooner afioat. She
Il the Governor powers and is q SIX
ieen hundred ton vessel and will car
~ in the neighborhood of $4,000 cross
ties
She is taking On the cargo for New
York.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-15
The Car Has Sailed.

ST. Petersburg, Sept. Il Emperor
Nicholas, Emprgks Alexdrandra AMI
family sailed on the imperial yacht.
STANDARD, today Adown the Gulf OF
finland on an EXCURSION which vii.
last several days
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-15

Santa Fo. NJ NJ, Sept 1.-THE
democratic territorial convention to-
day nominated A. o. Larrazola. of
Las Vegas, f9r delegate to copg4ess.
Resolutions aontainir@" an endorse
ment Of Willtam ] Eryan for the
presidency in 1908 we're ,epthusiasti-
cally cheered, joint sta1Ahepd. Cor
New Mexico and ArfzsV en-
dOrsed. 4x
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-15

The children of Brunswick, and the
old folks, too, for tnat matter, are
waiting with interest to see Gentry's
dog and pony show, which will give
two performances in the CITY next
Saturday. The show is said 70 be
larger and better than ever this year
a number of new features having
been added:
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-15

Hartford, Conn. sept l4.-From
the entire TOBACCO raising region OF
Connecticut coHcs reports of a ban
ner crop. Old growers say they can
not remember y wear when there has
been seasoh as favorable as. the.
present one.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-15

Rey. a. d. Thomas, OF the Presby-
berian church, who is spending some
time in North Carolina, will not re-
turn to thel city until next week
therefore there will be no services
the Presbyterian church tomorrow
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-15

Moscow, Sept l4-The pt#it su5'
iect Of drunihead courtmaiaiaI Is
Moscow rs Vladimir Mazury, the lead
er Of the Mos6ew section Of the Fly
ing Group" who was placed on trial
today on the charge of armed re-
sigtance to the officers and condemn
ed to be hanged. The sentence VII
be executed tomorrow
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-15
In commiaalon, Anain.

After taking a fEst " agout SIX
months the pgotbo9 F1ben ID Jordan
was placed into comnisson again III
few days ago. The Jordan Is one
Of the best boats on the bar and will
take the place Of the Oracle.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-15
Attempted Train Robbery.

81. Petersburg, Sept. H.-An un-
successful aud disastrous attempt
al train robbery has been made upon
the Baltic railway at point near
St. Petersburg AS result two OF
the bandits we're killed and a third
was mortally wounded and others
we're captured,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-15

Berlin Sept. <Alhrecht, prince of
Prussia, regent Of the Duchy of Bruins.
wick, and The rikhest prince in Ger.
many, died today. Death followed
a stroke Of apoplexy.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-15

Just foeeiyed. q Ear load OF Pabs
Brewing Companyd Blue Ribbon beer
Same Is sold at al4 first class saloon
10 The city Of Bril ilnswick. Retail 10
cents per bottle add $3.50 per dozen
T. Newman. sole aeent. 21S Bay street
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-15
,,o.o;a Mill Make Trips.

The steamer Hess!e will make two
trims to St. simon pier tomorrow
leaving the city at 8 a. m. and 2,So
D M. and returning from the island
at IL a. IN. and $50 p. M.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-15
wAMn Hn

twenty-five tie dnPppers and ten
wood cutters TO work at Leieht, on
the A, 3. & A. RAILROAD. Apply 20
superintendent of camp Of Taylor
Cook Cypress Company Leieht, q
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-15
"a RUNAWAY MATCH" PLEASED
Played to Fairly Good J4ouse at the
Grand Last Night.

Grand Last NigEt.
"A Runaway Matcn9 a very laugh
able farce comedy, Eas the bill at
the Grand last night and considering
the fact that it was 9ne>a( the warm
est evenings of. the &mn1er, the at
tendance was unusually rarge,
The attraction was ~ good one ano
the audience evinc9d their apprcya
of the production by a liberal ap
plause during the evening.
Some interesting specialties Were
introduced and on the whole the
company was above the average,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-15

Worcester. Mas{ Sept II. The
Worcester steel plant in Millbury was
seriously damaged by nre today. The
loss will be heavy
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-15
At the ooldtl,orpe

L. a. Miller, manager of the Horeg
Cumberland, Is now " The oglethorpo
looking after thingsl during the at
sence of Manager Porter.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-15
Removal Notice.

e. Goldstein has removed his shoe
shop from 3Oe Newcastle street to S17
Newcastle street.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-15
Roosevelt and Cabinet Off,
C8rs Held Conference
al Oyster Bay
GOVERNMENTS END NEAR
NOW BELIEVED THAT THE GU
BAN GOVERNMENT is Aeouv
TO FALL-TWQf AMERICAN CRU
SlERS HAVEE BEEN OPDFaE0
THERE.

Havana, Sfpt. i4.--lt is reporte1
tEat Preside5t Palma nronoeos n ~
sign the preaidcncy of Cuba.
The cong4 4ess has not yet met.
claiming thaq there is no quorum and
IT is bclievd h that this is paIma'e
reason for rdsigninq.
The rebels persisted TODAY In their
desire 10 SUI FENDER to the American
forces.
Washington, Sept. 14-The cruj-
sefs Oes Mdnes and Dixie have been
ordered to Prooeed to Cuba.
Oyster Hay, Sept t4.-president
Roosevelt, fsecretary Taft, Secretary
Bacon, Postmaster General Cortelyou,
and secretay 6onaparte held con
ference here today for the purpose
OF discussing the Cuban situation.
1t is now believed that the Cuban
government is totterina to its fall.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-03
Paul Gilmore March 10.

Romantic comedy in its most spec
tacular and spirited aspect is what
may be expected by those who visit
the Frazer theater on Saturday,
March 10, to see that favorite young
star, Paul Gilmore, in his newest
play, Captain Debonnaire," a dra-
matization in five acts, of William
Farquhar Payson's popular novel,
"Debonnaire."
The seriousness and sentiment of
the play are nicely balanced by keen
wit, brisk humor and a scenic investi-
ture which, aside from being unusu-
ally attractive to the eye, is true
picture of the times-the late 18th
century in Quebec and New York.
Mr.. Gilmore was never more sue
cessful in portraying a difficult char
acter than he is with the handsome
and redoubtable Louis lie Debonnaire.
His triumphs in the role have been
even greater than those he won in
The Three Musketeers," The Tyran-
ny of Tears and THE Mummy and
the Humming Bird"
The Denver Times of February 10
said: Captain Debonnaire" moves
rapidly and with spirit, and Paul Gill
more and his excellent company pre-
sent it with all the dash required of a
swashbucker drama. 1t is based
upon a wager that the hero will win
a fair maiden whom he has never
seen, and, Of course. he arrives at the
appointed hour, on the very last
stroke of the clock, and presents
loves captive to the assemblage of
brother officers who have been forced
to believe that death has won the bet.
The play is pleasing. The lines are
bright and snappy and interest is well
sustained. Indifferently presented, it
would be commonplace. But Mr..
Gilmore gives it Zest and carries off
the title role with a delightful swing,
being capably supported in the prin-
cipal parts.
1t is quite the ideal of the romantic
character. Mr.. Gilmore is a handsome
young chap, and his native charms Of
manner and physique, added to those
given the hero by the author, make
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-03
Found Fortified Forest.

London, March 3.-A short time ago
a semi-fossilized grove of oaks, which
is estimated to have been buried over
1000 years, was discovered at Yaxley
near Peterborough. The majority OF
the trees are in a perfect state OF
preservation, but have become so pet
rified that they turn the edge of the
keenest axes. Eighty of the mighty
trees have already been excavated and
at least 100 more are in sight. Makers
of antique furniture are buying large
quantities of the wood and William
Waldorf Astor has purchased a large
number of the trees to have them Gu,
into slabs, with which the walls of
Hever castle will be covered.