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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-19
LIVERY CHANGE
B. A. LOVEMAN AND MAX MARK :
TO MANAGE STABLE
OF S. MARKS.

A change will oecur in the livery
business of s. Marks on October /
when Mr. Marks will retire from the
business to be succeeded by b. A
Loyeman, son-in-law of Mr.. Marks,noW
OF Dalton, Ga. and Mr.. Max Marks
for several years connected with The
business
While Mr.. S, Marks will retain an
interest in the business, he will poI
be actively connected with it. as he
intends to engage largely N the live
stock business and will leave in the
course Of few days for Montana,
where he goes to purchase q large
stock of horses, mules etc.
Mr., Loyeman will be remembered
by many Brunswickans, as he Wis
tied this city often and has a host of
friends here.
The News wishes the new firm an
abundance Of success and If close at.
tentlon to business and prompt ser
vice Will secure it. then it is as
sured for them
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-19
TO LAUNCH HER
WILMINGTON TUG ALEXANDER
JONES NOW READY FOR
HER OWNERS.

After undergoing a series OF re
pairs covering a period of sever
months. at the plant of the Parker.
liensell Engineering Company, the
Wilmington, N. c., tug Alexander
Jones will be launched today.
This tug, which Is the property OF
the Southport and Littlef River Navr
cation Company of Wilmington, has
been practically rebuilf by the local
company at a total coSt of about s12,
coo When she slides into the water
at the plant of sth9 Parker-Hensen
Company today, bhl will be a brand
new boat from stfF to stern and wiz
be in shape for mShy years service In
,tho water of the old North state
Captain Sanders, the commander
of he tug, and one of It's owners,
arrived in the city yesterday morn
ms and comes for the purpose ar
taking the Jones back to her native
heath
some little additional work yet re.
mains to be done and the chances
are that the start for Wilmington
viii not be made before the first at
ueXt week.
The splendid piece of work doGe
on this job reflects great credit on
the Brunswick plant
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-19

FORMER BRUNSWICK LADY
PASSES AWAY IN TEXAS

The following telegram sent out
from Dollag. Texas. will be of inter
oHt IA This city where Mr., and Mrs
Carey W. sites once resided. Mr.
styles being editor Of a newspaper in
Brunswtch at The time:
o. Mrs. Carey w. Styles, aged "A
years, died here yesterday afternoon
Mrs. Styles had been IN ill health
for several ponths. but her death
came rather unexpeo todly
THE deceased was the widow OF
the late Colonel Carey w. Styles,
founder Of the Atlanta Constitution
and who served in the state sonsr re
Of Georgia Mrs. Styles was prom
inent in Confederate affairs Of Texas
and was assistant secretary Of the
TEXAS division of the Confederacy."
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-19
GIyOn County Ednapper
Has Been Given His
Freedom
THE CASE IS DISMISSED
Oh Request of Solicitor Genera
Bennett Governor Terrell Has
Withdrawn Requisition Pa
pers in the Case.

According to an article pubisheC
yesterday morning in the Atlanta Cor
stitufion, DR.. James r. Mcbride, who
is under Indictment in tins county o.
the charge of kidnapping. will not b,
prosecuted, the requisitiOn for hin
having been withdrawn by Governor
Terrell, on request of Solicitor Gen
eral Bennett. and he has been libera
ted in >MassachusettB where he was
arrested some time S5go, an account o
which a Ppeared i9fThe News at the
time.
The a4ticle in the Constitution yes
terday Eas asf follows:
"soliciE Eor General John w. Ben.
nett, of the Brunswick circuit, has
written IGovefnor Terrell asking hin
to withdh h'aws shis requisition upon the
governor Of Massachusetts for Dr. j.
T. McBFidg, wanted on a charge of
kidnapping his two children from
Glynn do9nty some time ago, and in
view off III of the circumstances the
governoJ has decided to let the mat
ter tak this course.
Mrs. Mcbride obtained a total di-
yorce in Ohio, and was granted the
custody of her two children, and II
years old. While she was on Wis
it near Brunswick, Dr. Mcbride EN-.
ployed a detective to watch her and
this detective secured the two chill.
dren and turned them over to Nc
Bride, who took them to Massachu-
sets. A warrant charging lddnap
ming was sworn out and reQuisi-
tion issued
Mcbride fought the case in Mas
sachusetts courts, but when Mrs. Nc
Bride appeared there, accompanied
by Solicitor General Bennett. Dr.. Nc
Bride agreed to give up the children,
which he did, and promised to bother
his wife no more. MIS-. Mcbride now
has the children and is i'll Washing
ton, d. G.
"a few days ago when Solicitor
General Bennett saw her she statoG
she would not return to Georgia to
prosecute the case as she had the
children and did not care to push it.
In view Of these facts, Solicitor Ben
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-19
FIFTY LIVES LOST,
MANY VESSELS SUNK

tally sheets and list Of voters, which
are received by them from the sec.
retary Of states Office suggest,
however. that To prevent confusion
the chairman of the county comlott
tee and the ordinary Of the COUNTY.
might act together ia seeing that tie
ballots for the county are properly
printed aud distributed
Enasmuch as belief has become
current throughout the State that the
secretary Of state il charged with
the preparation Of an oAicia balot,
which alone c&n be voted at the com.
ing election, avail myself Of this
Opportunity to explain through yod
to the voters of your county that the
secretary Of state prepares no ballot
whatever, but only sends out form
of cOn9Olidated return, which in.
cludes all the precincts of the county
and is made up the day after the
election. The law requires that on
hhN"N N'Ai"DtiA"b'h anu pANtihN1 -,
turns he shall place the names Of al
candidates regardless Of party but
this Is merely intended as conye-
nience to assist the election mana.
gers in making up their returns.
Neither the secretary Of state nor
the ordinaries have any power what
ever over the official der cratic bai
lot; the form of this balot ls deter
mined by the state executive com.
mittee. and coHtains the names Of
the democratic nominees. and no one
else. nor should any name be addel
TO it. This Official ballot. prepared By
the state and county democratic au.
thorities. should be voted by all dem.
ocrats exactly as printed, except that
in voting on the three constitutions
amedments. tho voter should scratch
either for or against, as he may wisn
to vote in favor Of or against the re-
spectiye amendments.
have written you so fully because
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-19
Sent Out by Chairman oi
State Democratic Execu-
lice Committee
INSTRUCTIONS ! ip GIVEN
Candidates for cSfn'y Offices viii
Have to Stand the Expense of
Having Tickets Printed and
Distributed,

chairman A. l.. Miller. of the state
democratic executive committee. is
sennding to the various chairlncn oi
county committees in the state a let
ter in reference to the form of the
ticket to be voted for in the state
election on October 3. which will be
OF interest in political cir les gener.
ally, The letter is as fellows.
Macon. Ga Sept 15.-190G.
My Dear Sir
beg to enclose YOU herewith the
form Of the democratic official ballot
which | have prepared as chairman OF
a subcommittee Of five from the gen
eral state committee. This sub-com
nittee is charged with the duty ol
preparing for the democl attic voters
of Georgia the form of an official dem
oratic ballot, which alone will be
used in the approaching general
election to be held ON October 3.
The state committee, of course,
does not print the ballots which will
be used in that election 1t has no
funds for that purpose. All it can do
is to send out the form of official bal
lot containing the names of the
democratic nominees as declared at
the recent convention in Macon, ana
properly aubmittig the constitutional
amendments 1t fills out the ballosI
down to where the names of the state
senators, representatives and county,
officers come in. leaving appropriate
blanks for these nominees who have
been named by district and county,
primaries. The tickle. is then com
pleted by the chairman of the county
democratic executive committee. Hei
ms the blank by inserting the names
of The senators, REPRESENTATIVES ana
county Offices, and has printed at
their expense a sufficient number OF
ballots for his county. This ex-
pense is triiing, and should not
amount TO as much as dollar to |
each local candidate
This matter is something Iooke E,
after by the ordlnaries. but the law
really charges those officers with no,
more than sending out the forms Oh
consolidated and precinct returns,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-19
HUNDREDS KILLED IN
AN AWFUL ACCIDENT
70 MEET FRIDAY
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE TO HOLD
A SPECIAL SESSION TO
TAKE UP MATTERS.

A meeting of the Commercial Lea
que was held in/ /the grand jury room
at the court hoEse yesterday mornips
at 1890 O'CLOCK The attendancqITas
not very larg9 and the resulaTordci
of business vas dispensed yfth, and
those present engaged IN g1iyely dis
cussion as ito the besT method tc
use in orddr to rehabNtate or buiId
up the org rganiaation ITO its usuaI
standard
1t was finally agfeed to call a spec
ial meeting of TIE league for Friday
AFTERNOON fat 4 o'clock aud each mem.
Der present w6s named as an indiy.-
dual committee of one to see to it
that l{rgf number of members at
tend the nketing.
There & great work ahead 70,
this organization and it seems 10 he
a shame to let few sore heads anl
maleontents work Its disbandmeut
The meeting to be held Friday af.
ternoon will be one of the most inter
esting in the history of the organi-
zation and all members are urged to
be in attendance.
The secretary has on hand several
matters that ought to have been acted
upon some time ago and all OF these
together with other subjects of i'm
portance are to be handled at tho
called meeting.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-19
BELIEVED THAT TWO HUNDRED
PEOPLE LOST THEIR LIVES

Kansas City, No, Sept Further
details from the terrible wreck on tic
ROCK Island today, when passenger
train No. Il. nortn bound. wenI
through a bridge at Cinnamon river,h.
Oklahoma, Indicate that out of the
2z5 passengers on the tram at least
rs OF them lost their lives.
While definite Information has nol
yet been received in this city. early
reports are 10 the effect that nearly
all Of tine coaeres plunged through
the bridge, the passengers beiig
dloWned i'll the coaches. net having IN
opportunity to escape
The work Of removing tie dead boa.
les has been progressing during the
afternoon ana UP to dark over nrt,
Of the drowned had been removed form
the river
Tine scene Of the accident is SAID
be a heartrending one People were
caught under the coaches as Ii went
into the water, whilc many OF them
We're crushed on the brldGe Us inc
train plunged through,
Il mas not yet been learned wheth.
en- or not the engine went into the
river, but from early reports OF the
catastrophe il seems that the engine
and at least i've coaches wcm
through the trcsue.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-19
HANDSOME FiVE-STORY STRUCT
UfE is SOON TO BE
ERECTED.

The Atlanta, Birmingham and At
lantic railroad, it seems, will never
stop awarding contracts for great
improvements at points on It's line(
It is now announced that THE n ia
is to at once erect a handsome Ave.
story building in Atlanta. whicR viii
be used by the general Offices Of the
road. The Atlanta Journal of yester-
day contained the following ON the
subject;
"A fve-story Office building to be
built by the Atlanta, Birmingham and
Atlantic railroad, at the corner OF
Walton and Fairlie streets, will be
begun as soon as the demolition OF
the present residence building has
been completed. A large force of car
penters and brick masons are busy at
work tearing down the present
structure and the new Office build
ing will be pushed as rapidly as
possible.
While the final plans Of the build
ing will not be completed until Pres
ident H. M. Atkinson returns from
a visit to the east, the ground work
can be started, probably during III
course Of the next two weeks.
"The building will cost s250,000
will be five stories high and will be
constructed of the same material OF
brick and terra Gotta as that of the
Atlanta Gas Light building, The
Fairlie street side OF the structure
will be only short distance from the
Gas Light building, and will be con
nected by covered passageways, SC
that the present building can be
reached by the elevators in the new
building"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-19
Land Was Leased Yesterday
by Company from the
A. c. |.
WOOD TURPENTINE PLANT
Active Work on the Factory Will
Beg lmmediately-Mean Quite
Large Industry for This
City.

"A deal was closed yesterday bs
the Flowers Distilling and Manufac
turing Company and Messrs. Coney &
Parker, who have recently purchased
half interest In the Brunswick
plant of that company, on the one
side, and the Atlantic CqGst Line
railroad on the other, for $the lease
Of the property at the corser of Third
avenue and Bay street, for the erect
ion of turpentine planl The Bruins.
wick plaAt, as stated Above, will be
Jointly ( ned by Aesrs. Coney &
Parker an~ Mr.. Il FIJI. Flowers ana
his associates, willy in the course OF
few days decide On a firm name and
they propose t9 manufacture from
wood about $50 gallons of turpentlne
and frorh IA fo Is barrels of rosin
per day{
The cqnstrlAction work on the plant
will com lmeltte at once. and for this
work frd dm lwenty to thirty laborers
will be EenIployed. The material for
the plant Has been ordered from Ne
York and Pennsylvania and as SION
as it arrives the building work will
be pushSd with all rapidity.
Mr.. Yowers. who has been in the
city foF some time and has removed
his family here, says that the product
of the plant will be put on the mar
ket at New York quotations and will
also be sold direct to consumers here
in Brunswick. The property on which
the plant will be located is 80 feet
front by $50 feet deep The main
building will be about 50 by Is feet,
equipped with metal roof and other
smaller buildings will arso be erected
on the site.
Capt. H. T. Kennon, many years
ago a prominent Brunswick manufac'
turer, is also connected with the
Flowers Distilling and Manufacturing
Company, being general manager.
and he will also be actively engaged
In the business.
When completed the plant will en-
ploy from six to eight men regularly
and will be valuable acquisition to
the manufacturing interests of Bruins
wick.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-19
TO LAND THE IMMIGRANTS
First ssip viii Sail from Bremen on
October 9.

First Ssip viii Sail from Bremen or
October 9.
The following Associated Press dis
patch sent out from Washington yes
terday will be Of interest in this cit,
where the immigration question has
been agitated fof SONG time:
with a view to facilitating the
landing OF imm3ra4s destined fol
southern farms abd particularly
those for South Carolina, r. b. Her
bert chief clerk of the department
of immigration of the state called
at the department III commerce and
labor today and held a conference
with Acting Secretary Murray and
Acting Commissions Of Immigration
Iarned
cir Herbert said that his visit
here at this time was m view Of the
announced intention Of TIE North
German Lloyd Steamship Company
to make regular landings q Charles.
ton, S. c., and Savannah, Ga. from
European ports and that be wished
certain information regarding the law
on that subject
The first consignment Of immr
grants will sail from Bremen October
IS for Charleston. Immigration Com
missioner Watson, Of South Carolina
is now abroad and it was stated to-
day that he Is exercising more or les
supervision over intended immigrants
in order that only he most desirable
class will be secured ana that the
action Of the steamship company wIi
go toward relieving the situation in
many Of the southern states with re-
speet to he need of labor"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-19
ANOTHER D., 3. & 2. OFFICE
WILL LEAVE WAYGROS5

the ONCE Of tie purchasing agent
Of the Atlanta, Birmingham dnd At
lantic railroad. which f. Dow located
at Taycroas wiA be moved 10 At,
lauta oJ October !.
As soon as the new Atlanta! Birm-
inmh9m and Atlantic lui.diau dl WAL
ton street has been compl t1l the
ofce Wiz BE- located in that bitlding.
The Office is jn charge OF Plrcbas-
ing Agent &. Fg3 Redding, tne OF
the D. 81 knowa railroad men Ia the
south. In view ~ tie TACT that the
shops of the company are at n fzger.
aid, Purchasing Agent ReddinE's Of.
llce can more conveniently be To-
soted in Atlanta than Waycrosb.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-19
A., B. & A. TO PUTUP
BUILDING IN ATLANTA

nett considers it would be an use
less Expense to bring Mcbride back
10 Georgia for the purpose of trial,
AND the requisition will not be push
ed"
4 This probably brings to an end
what promised to be very sensation
al case. and which has attracted nc
little attention in Brunswick and else
where. Facts leading up to the ki0-
mapping of the children have been
told in The News and the case was
full Of sensational occurrences. Bnth
Dr. Mcbride and his divorced Nue
are wealthy and the fight between
them has been going on for the past
two or three years. He fought her
petition for a divorce in every court
in the state ofsOhio, and the trial OF
the divorce case brought about sew
eral other sensational cases. One c.
them was instituted by Mcbride
against his wife, her lawyers, those
who represented him. Mrs. McBrides
brothers and others, charging that
they had sormed a conspiracy in the
divorce case. The court ruled against
him, the case being non-suited.
However, with the Withdrawing OF
the requisition papers by Governor
Terrell, it is believed that the IA.
nous case is now at an end and it
is not expected that there will be
any more trouble between DR. Nc
Bride and his wife.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-19
WILL ()RI1ANIz.E.:: |:
SAW MILL MEN OF FOUR STATES
TO MEET IN ATLANTA AND
FORM ASSOCIATION. ~

For the purpose Of Organizing the
interests of saw mil owneE in Geor
gia, Alabama, >EIorida akd probably
South Carolina. IA numbar of prom
oent representa- YES u this industry
Atlanta October 1910.
There will r9bfbly be an attend
aimee OF from 5Vto 200 mill owners
and the matteR of mutual interest
viii be diseuss4 and determined.
The call was issued 10y mill men
in Floriad, Alabama and Georgia, but
it is understood that a number OF
representatives of South Carolina
industries will attend.
An association, including reprosen.
tatives from these states viii be or.
ganized
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-19
REPORTED GENERAL DoRSZE
DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED

London, Sept 1s-The report Is
being published here today from
Warsaw, that Gen. Dorzse, president
of the courtmartial. is lying danger
ously wounded as the result of an at
tack which was made upon him IT, )
morning. The general was out driv
ing when shot was fred at him.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-19
PLAYING WITH OLD GUN:
BOY KILLED HIS SISTER

Athens, Ga, Sept. 18.-Th's morn.
ing at 7.30 o'clock in Dani6,yille.
Clyde, the 18-yeaNold davghtee OF
". w. Barnett, wBs insRnty Kill.
ed by the dlschargd of ggun in tha
hands Of her yehr-olg brother.
The little girl waB sHting at an or,
san playing, and th1 little boy, m.
known to her. hdd/geeured an ed
gun that he didnf Enow was loaded,
Suddenly the gunMas discharged and
the load of shot tore through the brain
Of the girl, death being instanta,
ncOus
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-19
TERRoRISTS DECLARE
TREPOFF WAS SLAIN

St Petersburg, Sept f8.-The ter
rorists are declaring openly today
that the death of General Trepofi
was the result of poison which was
administered to the victim week;
ago by the cook
On the other .43d the govern
mont has issued all official bulletin
ANNOUNCING that the cause Of death
was angina pactoriis. In any event
he rejoicing on the rert of thf
great proportion % the population Of
this city At the death Of the hated
Tropot is undiaguised.
The authorities are taking every
pr caution lest The mbllation Of the
lcFrorista and reyolutionista should
take form in another 2esaon of riotinq
and assassinotlons.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-19
EAST COAST CANAL
SOON TO 5E OPENED

st. Augustine, Fla. Sept lS.-f2
celebrate the opening Of ~ Eas,
Coast canal shtcn va be coop,ci .d
December !, the boards Of 'rade o..
this city and paytOna are 2unn-ag
for a gala dal. The t'eaI 4t3 been
in course of fcnstrIcti IN Cor twenty.
five years, and will o1ea Il wsle' gfJ
giving an inland route n@m thia
city TO Miami.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-19
Held Interesting Meeting.

Rathnono lodge. knights Of Pytli.
las. held an interesting meeting in
Castle hall last night Quite a large
number Of the members we're present
and considerable business was trans,
acted. This lodge Is among The most
fiourlshlng in the city.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-19
Another Hot Day.

The little cold weather we had
Sunday aud Monday, only lasted for
brief spell, and yesterday Old SoA
got busy again and sent the mercury
to the 80 mark. Cooler weather is
the prediction for today.
of the numerous inquiries upon this
subject which have reached me from
all portions Of the state. Sincerely
yours A. /. Miller,
Chairman.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-19
Services at the synagogue.

Services win be held at the syna.
gogue this evening at 8 o'clock, con.
Quoted by DR., Jacob Minkin. OF New
York.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-19
a GREAT MIL +IkRY OPENING
Miss ,1s...,!'e !seNson's .'.,, IparIors We're

Miss Jackson's /ParIors Were a
vecitabIe RendkvOus for Ladies'.
The millinery opening of Miss Jack
sons millinery parlors occurred In
the opera house block yesterday and
from carly in the morning until late
N the afternoon there was a stream OF
ladies' pouring into the establishments
to see The great creations that Miss
Jackson mas woven into things OF
beauty in the head wear for women.
The stock Is indcerd a magnificent
one and hats galore We're on hano
!or eyey type Of human nature
Miss Jackson reports a splendid
business and the ladies report beau-
tiful stock Of goods, so all hands are
happy.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-23
COLD GRATING WAX.

Every Orchardist knows what trou
BILE it is top grating in cold weather
in spring time to warm his wax. He
has to carry some kind of heating ap
paratus along with him, and by some
carelessness, if the wax is too hot, il
is possible the bark of the stock OF
scions will get burnt. This never oc
ours when cold grating wax is used
and it is not very costly if made as
follows:
One pound of resin melted slowly
on the stove. When it is melted warm
two and one-half ounces of alcohol
and one tablespoonful of linseed oil
add this to the melted resin. Put it in
a tin pot, mix well and let cool slowly
and then close Theoretically. This
wax can be put on with stick or
brush, put on small wounds, and is
very useful for grating. This graft.
ing wax we can use in any kind OF
weather. warm or cold, dry or moist.