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WILLIAM HENRY GATES.

William Henry Gates died early yesterday morn
ing his home, No. 10 West 37th street, Bayonne.
He was a well known Democratic politician. and
during Mayor Egbert Seymour incumbeucy was
First Assistant Collector of City Revenue. Mr..
Gates was a member OF the Royal Arcanum the
Newark Bay Boat Club and the Democratic Club
of Bayonne He leaves a wife.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

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MT william H. Goodyear. curator Of Fine Arts
IN ule Museum of she Brooklyn Institute Of Arts
ano sciences, has been elected an honorary mem
Der OF the Society OF Architects Of London He
receives this honor as he has received many an
other' Tor researches in the refnements OF archi-
teeturaI form which have proved Of high value to
modern scholarship
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Tffrbert average temperature yesterdsy - deefees
temperature Tor c".Iefi1irs4nE "a"
is, year 5 average Tor corresponding date 'ahI 'Ne"
FIVE years, 81. -. xr.s,.s5.v .nox,, sr.~h
.a.zsla rraI.as shifting eazk- ---
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President Manuel Ouintana had held the ONCE
OF President of the Argentine Republic since
October. 1901. He seventy-one years old. In
early life he was an active lawyer and also
prominent I'm public affairs. He held the Offices
of provincial and of national deputy in the Argen-
tine government, In 1889 he the Argentine
representative at the Pan-Anerican Congress. held
in Washington. He served counsel TO number
OF the leading corporations in Buenos Ayres for
many years.
On June is, 1904. Dr. Ouintana elected presi-
dent and Senior Ffgueroa Acorta vics-president for
a term OF six years. President Quintana succeeded
President Reca- Vice President Alcorta, who viii
fill the unexpired term of president. has an
nounced that he will not deviate from the policy
of his predecessors.
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Died.

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DEATH OF ". QUINTANA.
argentina Presidents Career
Mourning in Republic.

Buenos Ayres. March 12-Dr. Manuel Quin-
tana, President of the Argentine Republic, died
Yesterday from catarrhal pneumonia Presi-
dent Quintana had been in delicate health for
some time. He had grown so feeble that he
could not leave the city for his country home.
Between 2 and o'clock this morning great
crowds were admitted TO view the body. There
is mourning throughout the republic,
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Insist upon having Burnett's Vanilla.
Born.

TFyW-In Glasgow. Scotland. Monday, March II 10
Mr. and Mrs. William II Tew. OF New-York. a son.
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Ksnstske. Catherine.
Kidd, William NJ
sherman. John i.
S!pp Henrietta 7.
Thrill. Cakes.
W ooliey Abby a
Zaortskles Louise ~
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLANDS CEMETERY

THE WOODLAWN CEMETERY
readily accessible BY Harlem trains rom Grand Cen
tral Station Webster Jerome Avenue trosys and
by carriage Lots S125 Telephone AS5S GrBz1ercy
for Book OF Views representative
Once 20 East gard ST. N 7. Citz
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Religious Notices.

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,-..ast for special LOeaIities.-For New England.
- - Lraanoadar- followed hy snow IN Meat

,.,- today and wednesday, followed by snow In west
-. frAsb north winds. becoming easterly.
Kor Eastern New-York, Eastern Pennsylvania New
Iersey and Delaware fair To-Day wednesday SNOW feSh
-,II---h- curing 10 winds
T7 MARYLAND the DISTRICT of Columbia FAR and
SOM - NOV n the afternoon light north shifting 10
east winds ,,. Glands 60 dsv. vvs5nss5av
- B"I snoS, and warmer; light north winds becoming
70 U-ednasHay suoV
rising temperature
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UNDERTAKERS,


FRANK r. CAMPBELL co, =4l-s WEST aaRD Sr
World known Funeral Chapsls. Tel 1924 Chslss&
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having a certain decorative value hut resting
"hen all Is said. on humdrum level.
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Local Onicial FOrecast-Ihe following olnca4 record
- weather Bureau shows the changes in the
,-s for tho last tvsntyfour hours In compari-
- yr,tb m. corresponding date Of last year:
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g. Nicholson, Of No, 80 Broadway. in comment
ing on me report Of hens laying eggs with handles
published in yesterdays Tribune said:
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JOY OVER GETTINNFoRTuNE
ENDS LIFE OF POOR WIDOW

New York fAug. 80. That Mrs.
Cora T. Williams died from hHrt dis
ease broAght on by excessive JOY.
due to the fact that she was about
10 come into the possession of $1,000.
O0Q was the finding today fo the cor
oners investigation into her death.
DR. Coral lafayette Williams the
husband Of Mrs Williams, died six
years ago while developing some
mines near Albuquerque His body
was robbed Of considerable money be.
sides mining stocks and the widow
was impoverished
G. b. Crosby. an old fpicad of her
husband, learned Qg her whereabouts
and he sol about to develop the min
ing property He was very success
nal ana got y sum which netted Mrs.
Williams $10Q0,o 600 She was to re.
ceiye this but while waiting to GO
down town afte il she expired.
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Passes Issued Previous to
August T thought TO
Still b fal
dStB8ARD SENDS JyI LfTTEa
It is The first Of the Big Systems /
Notify the Newspapers That Con
tracts viii All Have to
se cancelled.

The new railroad rate bill. which
went into erect FEW days ago.
seems to be puzzling railroad men as
well as other people, especially those
who hold passes over the Inherent
lines BY reading copy Of the meas.
ars one IS but hule enlightened on
the s08ect
Manly contend hat all passes are
now void while others construe the
law to mean that passes issued pre-,
yleas u the aay the bin vas et1ectiye
to IS aoa until same expires
the following letter FROM the sea
board Aif sne which has b sem
70 ~ newspapers with which TIE ROAD
has had an aflangemc
ne m on the sal,iee
Dear sir beg to cais atten-
ton to the new EIephH bill
which passed 1t the ias OF
congress.
The counsels of the nal iii
the southeast have gtye1 their
opinion that the eontinHa of the
railroads 10 ISSUE franspo Al 10
newspape4s exe nge FOR Is.
ing viii b Violation Of Tire e
we are therefore compelled to
our arrangement which we nov
with YOU, effective At once
You win therefore please lin.
ue at once the pahlIcatlon ans
reading notices nr standard gertIse
mentg which you may be at preseni
publishing on transportation basis O
on basis OF an exchange Of coartesies
The new rate bill does not prohib
1t the issuing OF press transportation
between points In any one state AM
it Is possible we may be able t,
make limited arrangement with yof
for the issuance Of suen interstate
transportation. concerning which yol
yin be advised later upon ads iees fron
you that you wish e enter into sue
an Arrangement
We have moi hsen Instructed 4
request you to fstuIn press nlileag
or other transportation when you nor
held Issued prior 70 Aesllss 2S ageouu
of our advertising afrangement an
It win not be necessary for you +
dc So unless advised to the cor
trarw kindly a,sl1Rowledge receip
Charles r. Stewart,
Assistant General Passenger Agen
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WILLIAM j. BRYAN is
GIVEN BIG WEI conn
NOW HAS FLOW OF WATER
Artesian We'll is Flowing at Palmet,c
Cemetery.

Contractor Baumgartner. who has
been boring for water for some time
in Palmetto cemetery, struck aow
yesterday. and in a few days there viii
be sufficient water to supply the Gem
etery
This well mas been bored at the
expense of the city for the accomoda.
ton and convenience of lot owners
During dry weather it was necessary.
for people to carry water out to the
cemetery to water the flowers, which
lnconyenienced them considerably.
1t is expected that many of the LOT
owners will lay pipes from the welt
to their lots and will serve as a great
convenience to the peope of the city
generally.
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BE
THOUSAND
Square GARDEN
With Admirers af Il
Nsffaskan
ALL STATES REPR
ALL STATES REPRF !
He Was cheered Like
Hero as He Drove III
the Streets OF the Metropeiis
in Handsome Carriage,

New York Annns, ~
only by the welcomo giyen ssI'n,rsla a,t,Sl
Dewey when he Feturnea rroih cub m
after 4 victorious nsftie wss fba u. IS
ception snd welcome rendered n WIN
lam jennings Rryao 4, ~ -
metropolis toda,ss 1nl,sa, ~ ''''''''ls
that the entb,,siaS,a "
aad the only difgaronoe s ss.ss
come eStendsd the fWo NJ ~ ~ 4s,. q.
Dewey day thouaahds u s,a,s..s.. rs q.
,s efa ~ tba n;t ss 4 sOlolels
tae oo0atay 9ss'i9'' u
g.Tan ariva II .na
thls elnoon shortly aftep I a,oloo
be was mot ,y 4 iarals
asbA Cairfaaes ware a ,ra 49,
bFf BRYAN wac imna5iatol,' eAqa,. sils ? s.''u
70 his sriage. Those who rode
with aim were Covarnor NON :
4lissouti, Acting Mayor Mcctowan . y,
Snd William hoge.
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THINGS ARE VERY DULL
IN LOCAL COURT CIRCLES

Things generally are unusually
quiet In Glynn county court circles
at preseut None Of the tribunals arc
ia session and but few cases are be.
sng tried Both the superior court
and city court will meet in November
but the latter WIN hold special ses
sions when necessary.
EefSrae Max Isaac, Of the bank
rGStcy court, is ~ Oh b vacation
and there is moth even IN
that Kibunai.
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HOEE'SBIG VOTE.
Consolidated Returns Show That tIc
Received Nearly 100000 Votes
over the state.


Consolidated and official returns
from every county tn Georgia Eor tho
subernatoriat primary Of iast Nednes.
day, as forwarded to Chairman N. j.
leomanss OF Dawson hg he CHAIR.
men Of The respectixe eouaty e2ee-
utiye committees show that Hon
Hoke sntith's popular vote exceeds
by many thollgand the combined vote
of Mess Clark Howell. RieEard b.
Russell John a Estlll and Isinas
" smith indeed the consolidated
HetsIrps ahcw that iIolse Smiths pop.
ulals vote was much larger THAI AS
popular vote received BY Governor
Joseph N. Terrell. when he was hrs1
elected in 1902.
According TO the official figures
Hoke Smith received majority OF
25.0lS votes over all Of his opponents
and had plurality OF o9.201 votes
over mis- nearest opponent fudge
Russell. His plurality over CLARK
Howell was 72.777.
The Vote of Each.
Hoke Smiths total popular vote was
94.497.
Judge Russell's total popular vote
was 25.29S.
Clark Howells total popular vote
was g1,720
John H. eEstlti's total popular vote
was 1AGl4,
John NJ. Smiths total popular vote
was S.224
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Young Lady Who Was VISITING i
the City Starts Esome spt stop
ped BY Cupid d Savannah.

Mf ana Mrs. Terrance Rusiin re-.
tafnea 70 the city yesterday and suls
lseiSed 3 large number osAtheir friends
With the announcement that they hal
been welded in savannah yea,erday
morning, and saoreby hangs a little
romance
Mrs Rnstin Wis formerly Miss
JAMIE Dafiey. of Poiamouih. Va, segs
eral weeks ago she arrived ID iha
city "a Yisit ldfs. n Mheelet, 2lI
~ street Mr Rusiin was q hoaraer
at Mrs Wheeler ana a love ailair
soon fesultS
aiiss rley decided 70 So home
2cdnesdag aud AIf Rnstin was 70 acs
company her as far as Savannah.
where he was to assist her in making
the change Of cars, etc bnt instea,l
OF continuing Oh her iris honeward
II was decided ID settle The love ai-
fair while they had chance Mr.
Rustin proc edea to the ordInary's Of
flee, procured the MARRIAGE license
and then tho young couple went in
seraeh of mtufste Tie ceremong
was performed ana the couple return
ed TO Brunswick yesterdsy Afternoon,
much to the siirnriss Of their friends
Mr. Rnstin was for q number of
years connected vi th the Colson
Iiardware gpalpnn hut AT pres
ent IS 4 member of the ilfn IL the
Evelyn Mercantile Company
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Yesterdays shippInc

The Mallory steamer San M
sailed for New York with a larg
go Of crossties. The schooner
NJ Wiley. which has been
new deck sailed yesterday for
90 complete her CARGO. The
or Orleans arrived at Satilla
day from Mayport, Fla.
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THIS CRUISER is LOADED
Wits MANY sEA-sicK LADS

Norfolk VA August 30-With 4
.aatialion o{ Rhode Island naval re-
serves aboard who are Icing giWn
practice cruise at sea. tbe cruiser
Columbia dropped anchor ln Hamp-
ION Roads today The euiser was
searching for quiet wateg stormy
weather was oncowtefed at sea. AMI
most of the amateur seamen were
made sick
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-31

lIfF Is iNsB CHANGED 'AlS 4 TRIBUTE 70 GRAY
ThRks l4e Should be Chairman of
ae state Convention and is
Sorry He Has Refused to
Aooept the Place.

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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-31
MAKING BRICK
Plant at Waynesvlile is Now Said 70
BE One Of the Best in This Sec
tion Of the state,


Col D. " Krauss has returned
from a short business trip to waynes-
Vile, whore he Visited the Wayne
Brick companys brick yard. III
which he IS interested, being a stock
holder n the company.
Mr Krauss says this promises %
be one of the biggest industries p tha
kind II the state ana viii soon be
IN position q turn out brick at sna
rate d 50.00o daily During the
prestnt week. Ic says, over 100000
brick have been turped opt ana ap.
other MIN Is ready for The fire
Tiis brElE yard has been % opera
tion for a number Of years, but onlg
recently has model briA manufactus.
ing mahcinerg been installed i
was formerly owned By I A Moutgom
~, hut recently stock Company
Was organized ~ Nensgomery re
naming as one Of the largest stoes
lhlders. He IS the. general manager ol
the new COMPANY
There IS a great demand FOR Way
nesville brick and at present az q
ders cannot be aned bui The coIpan'
mppidly catenIps ~ with bfder
~. nmaw TURNING ont 4 high grad
brlcF pid rate.
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WE svERN uN. OF
MOVED TO NE BUILDING.
rh9 western Union Telegfall'

The Western Union TelegfaF
many Mi not occupy their new buns
;ng nekt to the National bank BY SEP
tecbeE1. as has been announced
While the building has been pFqe.
tically completed and all Of the fqE'
nishings to be used by the telegraph
company have been placed In posl.
tion. it will take several days to
get the wires into the building ana y
viii be some time before the com
pany WIN have everything removed
to its new home.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-31
A Very Good Month.

While August is always con side
an off month in shipping circles
is expected that the recori for
present month will be a very
one shi&pents have kept up
previous months Of the year.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-31
WELCOMED HIM
IA, Jennings viSited Athens Where
Zig Ose D. Stunts Oh the
Tight Rope

Following from recent issue Of
the Athens Ranner will be OF interest
TO Mr jennings friends in Bruins.
wick
Prof Halwicls Jennings, Of Bruins
wick. a former citizen Of Athens, IL
spending a few days In the city with
his hosts Of friends Mr. Jeil-
nings lived in this city for many
years and Yesterday many aNhis old.
time flends were rehashing inc time
when Halwick was. he whole cheese
n this section Mr. Jennings was
better known by the name of Halwick
than ne was BY the name Of Jen-
malss and as rope walker he has
few NM2ls, Whenever the town lack.
ed fo hnusement Halwick was al
ways SNly to furnish ii and on public
days when the people gathered here
he was equal to tn emergency and
entertained thousands with his rona
walking feats.
Many times has Fa!Miek walkel
from Mendal Morris c0rnt4aSc Scrosg to
Bishops corner with a man os Ahis
back and cook stove suMq kAa
midway The street where hdS
oQsyiaof >sRrxQne that -hawwna
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Will Onen ronnrrnn

The Wood-Bailey Clothing Compal
will open their doors to the pub
tomorrow and they will have one
the prettiest stores in the city.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-31

Neither The master. owner
signees of the brig Ohio W
5Donsible for any debts cont
crew OF said brig.
Moore. n
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-31
RAILROAD RATE BILL
: IS RATHER PULLING
Ngw MoosraY "a rAE eITyI
Wood Tuspsrtine Plant Soon to be
Eree4ed

New INDUSTRY FOR THE CITY
Mood TuFpsrsins Plant Soon 70 BE
sreeted.
Within 2 short time 81 as soon as
4 desirable location can be secured
ne wand up-tsdase wood tnrDentine
plant win be established in Bnans-
wick
A lhe head d tle new concern IS
Capt r 7 Kennons q former resiaegl
sf AiNnswiei end interested with
him ! aiessrs. F n Coney and q
p Psrsef The eampans VIII be ia
corporated and viii enter the bnsi
mess or large scale
mi new process. BY which turpen
tine Is extracted from wood. is grow
eag to be aaite an industry, several
plants now being operated ia Geor
gla ana Florida The local pIanf VIII
use a new process altogether. vItieh
should prove success
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-31
PORE BROWN BEING uaoFn
People Of State Want Hip, or the
Railroad Commission.


People Of State Want Aip, or the
Railroad Commission.
SWnns pressure is being brought
10 bear upon Hon J. Pope Brown, on
fiawlinsvillen to have him enter the
race for oad commissioner to.
succeed ComTTisioner Joseph M.
Brown. as Marietta, whose term will
shortly exrire. Ii MIR, Pope Brown
should consent to become candi-
date, i IS believed he will be nom
mated without opposition at tho state
convention, which convenes in Ma.
con on nett Tuesday, to nominate n
governor ana other state house OF
ilcers.
Pope Brown is well qualified to al
the position Of railroad commtssionr
er lie has served twRtate in this
cpacitg herotatnro. and his recora
was estirely satisfactory to the peo,
piq Before retiring from the com
mission where he served SO faith
lu'iy MIR Brown was hcnored by
elevation 70 the ehairmanship. and as
such made an enviabo record.
3rowhwas the only member OF
Ion who voted in favor
ete petition Of the ship
hHlewisc stood alone 10
reduce passenger.