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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-05
rha Morocco oonferenee opens.


Algeciras, Spain, Jan. 4.--No more
charming spot could have been selected
for the meeting Of the international
conference on the Moroccan question
than Algeciras, which is town Of
about $4,000 inhabitants, situated pic
turesquesly on the Gulf Of Gibraltar,
only about FIVE miles across the bay
from Gibraltar. Tho climate is almost
tropical at this timc Of the year, and
is most beautiful and pleasant. The
accommodations Of the town are quite
fair, as IL is frequently visited by
tourists Of the "globe trotter" species,
who know a good hotel from bad one,
and insist upon having the best any
city may offer. The government has
placed one Of the government build
ings at the disposal Of the conference,
and has made the most elaborate prep
arations for the convenience Of the
representatives Of the foreign govern
ments attending the conference.
The conference win be formally
opened this afternoon by NJ. Paul Ro
vol, tho principal French representa-.
tive, who will undoubtedly play lead
ing part in the conference. IL Is a
highly important gathering, and Il is
well understood that the peace Of
Europe depends, in a large measure,
upon the result Of the deliberations Of
the conference. Tho latter was called
at the request Of the sutton Of Morocco
after all negotiations between Mo-
rocco and France concerning the latter 3
demand for positive assurances from
the sultan Of Morocco regarding the
security Of tho frontiers had failed.
France was not willing az arst to con-
sent 90 an international conference for
the settlement Of the questions which,
In tho opinion Of the French govern
ment, concerned only France and
Morocco. Tho matter, however, be.
csme tho subject Of extensive negotia.
tions between tho other powers, and
Germany took ~ decided a stand In
favor Of Morocco, that France finally
asscnted 10 tho holding Of tho con
ference.
The situation between France and
Germany, already strained by tho an.
tagonistie position taken by Emperor
William, waa aggravated by the publ
cation In France Of certain dispatches
aud official documents, which involved
severe criticisms Of tho attitude OF
tho German emperor. To Offset the
effect of the statements contained IN
the Yellow Book published by the
French government, Germany pub
lishod a White Book, which was prac.
tieally an answer 10 tho charges and
criticisms contained In tho French Vel.
low Book. This added 20 tho friction
and what aggravated tho situation
still moro was tho fact that NJ. Rouvier
Insisted upon selecting NJ. Revolt as
tho representative Of tho French gov,
ernment az the conference, notwith
standing the plain hints given out BY
the German Official organs that NJ.
Revolt was persona no. gFata In Berlin.
Practically nothing will be done az
the opening session today, as the rep,
Fesentatiyes OF the powers will merely
exchange their aeeFeditiyes and will
then probably hold a mere informal
meeting FOR the purpose Of arranging
for tho time OF the meetings, the moth
DDS Of procedure, and other details
which have 10 be adjusted before the
actual work OF the conference can
ba1in
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-05

Nothing Is more in demand than a
medicine which meets modern require
ments for blood and system cleanser,
such as DR.. Kings New Life Pills,
They are just what you need to cure
stomach and liver troubles Try them
At J. c. Perry's drug store. 25e, guar
anteed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-05
BAKERIEA

Capital Bakery.-FTesh bread, pies and
cakes daily, candies, nuts, etc. Deliv-
cry made to any part Of the city.
Ullom & Rutherford, 439 Court street
Phone $50 Main. l-3-lm
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-05
paatroyed bY an Earthauals.

Washington, Jan. 4.-Viee Consul
Wallace, at Managua, has eabled the
state department, under yesterdays
date, that a terrible earthquake has oc-
euFred in Nicaragua, and it Was report
Cd 70 him that Masaya had been ruined
BY the eruption Of the volcano San
Diego.
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-27
To Be Permanent Train.

It has been the custom of the Iron Mountain to take of the Hot Springs special about this time each year, but it has Vic- tually been decided that the train will remain in service through out the entire summer. The train has usually been put in commission about the lst of Jan- uary each year and has been patronized mostly by visitors to Hot Springs. The train has also been patronized to a considerable extent in the St. Louis-Litcle Rock traffic, and the officials be- lieve that there will be enough travel between Little Rock and Hot Springs and St. Louis to justify the train remaining con- tinuously in service.
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-27

vile Wednesday afternoon. Promptly at 4:;30 o'clock the pretty bride leaning on the arr: of the handsome groom marched into the parlor to the strains ot Mendelssohn's wedding march played by Mrs. Chas. D. Met calf and immediately Rev. Mr. Wilson pronounced the solemn marriage ceremony.
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-27
Burt Carr Died Thursday.

Burt Carr, IT years of age and living upon the Bateman farm in Oil Trough, died at 6 p. m. Thursday from congestion of the stomach and his remains were laid to rest at o'clock Friday afternoon ip Maple Springs graveyard.
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-27
COUNTRY CORRESPONDENCE.
 AAAAN@ANlNNNN%NA>
DEChERY iLLE.

We are having some nice weather now farming. Health is good in this vicinity at this writing. Mrs. Holt visited her mother Mrs. Anderson at Tuckerman
 Sunday. Mir. and Mrs. Kenyon visited ,111i. Wilson and family Sunday night. Miss Artie Read returned home from a weeks visit to MT. and
 Mrs. Robert Simpson at Hickory
 Grove. The young folks of this place
 made good turnout at Bandy's
 Chapel Sunday.
 Mrs. Grooms and Miss Lucy Rollins went to Tuckerman Sat
 urday. Mir. and Mrs. Tip Strawby
 made flying trip down the road
 Monday. Miss Laura Johnson has re-
 turned home from Swifton after few days visit with her sister. Mrs. Reid returned home Tues from Newport. will ring off; come on Sun shine. SUNFLOWER.
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-27
Bafes,ille Wedding.

One of the prettiest home weddings that has occurred in the city in many days says the Batesville Guard was that of Miss Myrtle Hickerson and Thos. $. Craig at the home of the brides parents in West Bates
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-27
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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-26
STORM SIGNALS
SECOND WARNING is SENT OUT
TELLING ALL VESSELS NOT TO
LEAVE PORT,

On orders from the central weather
bureau Office at Washington, the
northeast storm warnings have been
continued at TAMPA. Punta Gorda,
Putna Bassa Miami and Jupiter, ana
notice sent out that it. win be danger
Gus for vessels IN the middle and cas-
ern gulf waters 1or tho next two days.
The complete dispatch from Washior
ton IS az follows;
Continue northeast Storm war;.
inaa p. m, Tampa, PaUa GorGa
Punta Rassa. Miami and Jupiter
Tropical disturbance near western u
tremity Of CuDa. VIII n 80 north
ward. Dangerous for yssaea it niG
die and eastern 2;df for aext two
days.
"(si2uoO Garriou."
The attention Of all masters of salt
Ing craft Is espe ialIy directed to thi
warning. particularly If The vessel in
tends making soma port uecessitatina
passing through the wa.ers in tho
danger zone.
The day in Brunswick. though un
pleasant at times, was, as q whole
fairly agreeable Late IN the after
noon and during the carly evening, Z
series Of showers passed over the city
these came altogether unexpectedly
and luckless pedestrians called dow,
maledictions on the weather man.
But the showers were slort lived
and. though the rain Of times fc
heavily while it lasted. it dil not las
long. Within few minutes after Tn;
first drops began pattering OIL tn.
pavement, the storm CLOUDS had pass
ed. the sun had Deeped out again, an
the people huddled in doorways an
under awnings, went on again wit
their shopping, needing no umbrella
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-26
10 (lIJELL RIIjT
EVERY POSSIBLE EFFORT BEING
MADE BY CONSERVATIVE ELE-
MENT OF ATLANTA.
BY C. w. DemIng.

Atlanta, Ga, Sept. 25.-Atlanta
proper was comparatively quiet this
morning, after night of serious riot.
Ing in the suburbs. A fight last night
between whites and blacks resulted ia
the killing of eight negroes and two
white men. Two hundred and fifty
seven negroes, who We're in the mon
which started the trouble, and who
were heavily armed. have been ar.
rested.
The machine guns. infantry and
Governors Horse Guards were used
in the fight.
Three hundred special deputies were
sworn in this morning.
All saloons Of the city will remain
closed until the trouble is entircl
over
Every effort is being made by the
conservative whites and blacks to end
the disorders.
The streets show many men armed
with guns ana rNles in addition to
hundreds OF militiamen who are on
duty.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-26
FOR FIRE ARMS
ATLANTA PEOPLE WIRE BRUINS
WICK FRIENDS TO SEND THEM
AMMUNITION, ETC.

Several kilograms werc received n
Brunswick yesterday from people ia
Atlanta, requesting that fire arms,
ammunition, etc, be sent them as soor
as possible. These telegrams were
received by people hero who have
relatives in the capital and VINO want
10 be armed III case of further
trouble
As announced in the dispatches in
The News this morning, the supply OF
ammunition, etc, IN Atlanta has com
pletely exhausted and yesterday tole-
grams were sent TO all sections of the
state by people in that city calling
upon their friends to ship fire arms
ammunition and the like.
Whether or not the request was
granted by those who received mes
sages in this city is not known.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-26
Stale and Civil Officials
Not Working Togeiher
on Situation
SEVERAL MEETINGS HELD
Sheriff Nens Swore In 400 Deputies,
But Mayor Threatened TO Put City
Under Martial laW-They
Were Dismissed.
BY c. W. pen1lna.

Atlanta, Sept. 25.--A clash 2r
authority occurred this morning at II
o'clock between the state and civil
authorities. Sheriff Nelms swore in
four hundred deputies and made al
impassiOned speech promising to arm
them and lead them in using fire in
the fight II the rioting did not cease.
Mayor Woodward and Police Com.
missioner English, under armed
guards hurried to the court house,
where the deputies were assemble I,
and in strong speeches urged and Or,
dered the deputies to disperse, threat
ening to have martial law declared
Immediately unless their orders were
obeyed.
The threat of martial law cause /
Sheriff Nelms to ask the crowd to
disperse.
Business in Atlanta is being con.
Quoted under difficulties, on account
Of the lack Of negro help, and g
mental strain is intense.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-26
DIED EN- ROUTE
SICK MAN FROM BLADEN COMING
TO CITY HOSPITAL EXPIRED BE.
FORE REACHING CITY,

Leaving BlAdeh TO come to this city
for ntedfcai trehtmcnt last night, 4
white man. whose name could not be
ascertalned. expired while en- route &c
the city and his body Is now at the
undertaking establishment og g. g.
oore. where 1t vas prepared for bur
ial and Is being held to await jnStruc
tions from somb of the mans rela
tiVes.
The unfortunate man boarded the
Coast Line passtnger at Bladen last
night at 1880 O'Clock and was comine
to enter the city hospital for trear
ment. It was knpwn that the man
was critically III. ,bGt Il was thought
that he would live long enough tC
reach the city Hbweyer. about hall
an hour after the iain left Bladen -
passed away. Undqrtaker Moore was
notified and he met the train and tool;
charge OF the body. which was ~
moved to his establishment
Undertaken Moore inol none of the
train crew knew the man's name am
very little Is known Of him. 1t Is
thought that he resided "A few mile,
from Baden, as he was not very well
known around the station People al
Baden have been notified and In.
structed to locate his relatives il
possible. The body will be held az
the undertaking establishment until
some Instructions are received.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-26
CARTERt ACCEPTS THE PLACE
Brunswick Negro Leaves Shortly to
be Consul at Sivas, Turkey.

brunswick Negro Leaves Shortly to
be Consul at SiVas, Turkey.
James Gs Carter. the wellyllnow
local colored editor who was several
weeks ago appointed United States
consul at Sivas. Turkey. by PresideuS
Roosevelt, has accepted the place.
Carter appeared before Clerk OF the
SuperlY Col4t duBignon a few DAYS
ago and tooR the oath of office and
allegiance AMI within the next two
weeks he wiz leave the city He
viii go to Arlington to get his final
instructions, thence to New York, from
which port hey will sail for Turkey.
Garter has been congratulated on Sc
curing this place by many of his col
ored friends hl the sections of the
country, as wesI as the white people
OF Brunswick. He Is one of the most
enterprising mtmbers of his race Ia
TINS section and the appointment 20
this position was quite an honor.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-26
MANY MARlNEs READY
TO LAND IN CUBA.

Havana, Sept. 2o.-An is IN ra,d,.
ness 10 Land a force of . 5oo n,ori,,aa
and blue Jackets in Havana rn,,,,
equipped r6r active saru,aa ,,''''' '"''y
two hours. / Whether or not tbav u,ill
be landed depends upon tha dovaI,,,
ments within the next few dave Tontn
and stores already have hoon ng.
ashore. 0 UGH pun
The reoIi,A, tbis ,,o,u,.
sides would submit n,a ha,,l,, '
arbitration df the American conn,,i "
sioners witbdut roso,,attor J..
sanguine as wac yootoraan ~,
rebel 0en lkooars Iaaau -
clined fo noist '''o -
there viii be ]; new election With 49,.
suranco Mr. Tkft declines ~ oivo -,
refused to-day lto dlscnss tbo einanon
Messrs. Taf9 and Racon boId oon.
ference to-dak with roso ,tirr,,
Gomez hmm d,ou'n,l -nis'7'
Garcia, Sonatdr Gazo Denofrio Cas
tillo, jesus Mobtoaeudo Car,os cana,a
and Alfredo 1ayas. represantiny Tho
malcontents, dftor which n i noss,
ole they will l, ro,a,, - .I
announcement "o''''
It is rcgardla "a a,oninoan4 a..
Mr.. Taft wleh tho dinlomotia oe,.,'',
called on him ilformaIiy aaIIaI -, n,ap. -
attention to thel fact tbat tho rn;ta4
States intended No restore ana main
tain order in CHA and asked the,r
assistance to tha extent Of keanin
HIM informed OF INV matfere or -
terost 1t is the generally exnressoo
opinion or tba dt~lon,a1i. =. 80
nothing short Of American intaryon
ton viii restore aud maintain ordor
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-26
Southern Trains Continue Late.

For the past week the morning uatl
over the Southern railway has been
reaching the citY anywhere from TWO
to eight hours slate. As this train
brings all of the northern and eastern
mail the business men of the city are
greatly inconvenienced by it's late ar
rival Waiting Oh connections in At
lanta is said to he the cause of the
daily delay.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-26
They Cannot Agree Upon a
/. Man to Head Their
/ Ticket
THREE NAMES ARE MENTIONED
Believed That the Nomination Will Go
to Either Hughes, Parsons or
notwithstanding on The
Democrats.

Saratoga, N. ", Sept, 25.---The re-
publicanl convention. Which convened
here to-day is very much at sea as far
as a man to lead tie ticket in the hio
Vember elections is concerned.
Parsons and his followers are deVot-
ing all oflther strength to Lieutenant
Governor Hughes, the Higgins men are
for Bruce, while other delegates to
the convention favor the nomination
of Woodruff. 1t is believed that the
nomination is between these three re-
publicans.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-26
TAFT IS DISGUSTED
WITH ATTITUDE OF
PRESIDENT PALMA
SCHOONER HENRY 3. FIsKE IN
Captain Moody Had Rough Voyage
and Was Glad to Reach Port.

The schooner Henry b. Fiske about
which some anxiety was felt in marine
circles here, arrived IN port yesterday
morning. Capt Moody's friends in
the city we're delighted when they
learned that he had safely reached
port, as many of them feared that nc
had been Init by the recent gale ana
his vessel wrecked.
Capt Moody says that ne vas in a
part of the storm and that the wina
was BLOWN at a great velocity, but
he escaped without any DAMAGE TO his
vessel
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-26
GRAND TO be DARK
FOR NEXT TWO WEEKS.

IL VIII be more than two weeks bo.
fore local theater-goers will have an
Opportunity to 80 to the Grand, as no
attraction is booked. until October ..
when Al G Field ana his aggrega-
ton OF burnt cork artists win be
here.
There are quite n large number OF
attractions booked for October. The
little Duchess. which made such
hit here last season, will come a few
nights after Fields minstrel and eyerv
week during the month there will be
three attractions at the popular play.
house.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-26
ATLANTA Still The Scene
If MANY BLOODY DEEDS
" g. e ss 5. ss 81 - s. - y e, y % p +,
NEGROES THREATEN =
TO FIRE THE CITY. :
BY c. II. Leavv. .

b. Atlanta, Sept. 25.-The situa- D.
3 tion in Atlanta tonight is con =
y sidered Serious. The negroes y
Y threaten to fire the city. All sa- g.
y looms and clubs in the city are -
p closed. Business is practically o.
p at a standstiIl. Three negroes o.
3 were killed tonight and PSF have y
y been placed in jail. D.
" The white people of Atlanta 8,
e. are armed 10 their teeth and the W
D. excitement is high. The after "
- noon pagers are appealing to the :.
D. people to assist in queling the "
~ trouble. y
- r.
- " " b. g. o. o. b. b. ~ h ~ - A. - y
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-26
Cuban President Not VIII
ling 10 Grant Requests
Made Of Him
FAR FROM A SETTLEMENT
secretary Taft Cannot Say He is Now
even Hopeful of Arranging a
Settlement, But Is Dis
gusted.

HaVana' Sept 25.--Peace between
'''' 9oVernment and the revolutionists
is not so near. as wac +ho..l,t
.'o case yesterday, but the outlook
today is not at all favor,bio
'e0. e'aFy PIT and Assistant secre-
,.,.1 .a'y pacon are thoroughly disgusted
She terms of peace as snha.i..n,
him.
mr' tart stated tonight that he
oou'o ~ nor say ne was very hopeful OF
arranging settlement.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-26
Made chikf inspcctor.

Peter Olsen, wlp has been with tho
Southern Bell Telephone Company
here for some Qme, yesterday re-
ceived notification that he had been
appointed chief inspector for this se"-
tion. This is quife a deserved pro-
motion for Mr., Olsen.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-26
THE ALEXANDER JONES OFF.
Handsome Tug Left Yesterday fo~
Wilmington.

The ting Alexander kJones, which has
been In this port for the past three
.or four months. undergoing repairs at
the plant Of the PaISker.IIensell Eugi-
neering company, sailed yesterday
afternoon for her home port. in com.
mand Of Captains Sanders and Adkins,
both Of whom are Interested in the
tug.
The supervising Inspector was in tho
city Saturday ana inspected the tug
finding her to come up to all require
ments. The job was the largest thai
has ever been handle1 by the locql
company and the hers were thor
oughly satisfied W, he work.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-26

Saratoga Springs, N. Y, Sept. 25.-
The largest Republican State Conyen-
I, tion ever held in the State of New
York. was called to order at Conven-
ton Hall at noon to-day. 1910 del =
.1eAeas were in their seats when the
convention was, opened and this
means that SOC votes will be neces-
Nsary to secure a nomination. That
Mere will be bitter fight for supre-
Aacy in the convention is beyond
y Mbt but it is considered more than
Ntful how the contest OF factions
Nend and who will, eventually,
=.4e republican candidate for
pr.
m liter fight between Governor
! hnd Ex-Governor Cdeli, whicn
8 g before Higgins was nomI-
time. has been carried on
corruption ever since, AMI
6 s of President Roosevelt
51sz Aional fight has tended to
T&M stuation even more COM
lAftnd Increase the bitterness
~ the fations to a considera-
TAlt.
Il has maGe himself dislike l
fg many members of his party by
q his boss method, and 1t is a re-
markanle proof of the strength and
vitality of the ma, ,hine. headed by
Odell. that the lattAr has been able
to maintain his positbn to the present
day. When the Republican State Cen
tral Committee met td select the place
and date of the State Convention, the
committee was almostlevenly divided
Higgins had one vote the better OF
Ddeil and carried his point in having
he convention called for today ana
t Saratoga That his support, how
ver was by no means too reliable
ecame apparent, when the vote by
hieh Lieutenant Governor Ii;
Fuce was selected for temporary
[airman was reconsidered and the
Fction defeated by a small margin
wing the slate blank
Is fully expected that the Hig
$ faction viii control the conven-
when 1t comes to the test. but
n that does not clear the situation
much and leaves the Question
cerning the probable nomination
he candidate for governdr still
b. In well informed circlesS Id Il
Rved that the convention vii
ably last two or three dayst ant
no decision will be reached be
it is known what the demoeIsati
convention. at Buffalo, wlticI
met at noon to-day, has dolae
understood that Governor HNg
will not decide whether he will
a denomination o" not until Mt
scertained what the democratl
ing to do He will not accent n
alton unless it is beyond roubtl
here will be two democratic
< e < htes for the governorship il
Id,
< s EX Odell faction, knowing that It
be impossible under the present
II |sz' ms, to have a machine candi-
n minated, is said to favor the
* ion of Hughes, who would be
candidate, probably stronger
Higgins. The question, how.
whether Hughes will be able
4 he votes of sufficient mum
i # # &elegates. None of the dele
y re instructed as to the guber.
I domination, it is true, but the
x On Of the Higgins forces is