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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-05
Av~y oncer Hs. Yellow Fever.

HAVANA, Nov. 5.--Second Lieuten- ant Noble ]. Wiley of the Fifth in- fantry was found to be suffering from yellow fever on board the transport Sumner here. . fact which caused delay in the departure of that vessel while he was removed to Animas hos pttal
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-05
GOVERNED BY BOYS.
The Winona Assembly Will Have .
 New Feature This Year.


 Chicago. Nov 5.-A dispatch to the Tribune from Richomnd. Ind. says: A boys town. populated by 5000 boys, policed by boys. oficered by boys and for boys own pleasures and instructions. is to be an attraction at the winona assembly next year.
 The trustees announced yesterday that they had authorized Judge Will liam Brown of the juvenile court of Salt Lake City to take charge of the project and organize a boys munich pality.
 The boys will have section of the grounds set apart for them. They will live in tents. The city will be the first of its kind in the United States.
 In connection with the scheme will be school for officers of the Y. NJ. c. A.. Sunday schools. public schools. juvenile court judges and other stu- dents of the boy problem.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-05
nls cr.rs r.,.l p,el

NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-ssivstore vo- las vss shot 10 desth in . pistol duel on the east side A big crowd vstched the Gghs. but ths Italian win whom velax exch~ngsd shots gst away.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-05
A..~rIe.n. L..eh wisa Kai.er.

BERLIN. Nov. !. = Two delegates from each ccunt.y represented at the international wireless telegraph con ference took luncheon with Emperor William. John l. Waterbury of New York snd Resr Admiral sanney at tended.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-05
struck Ry Troiley.

Cheshire. Nov s.-Iiovard Andrus. s4 years old. while driving late last night. vas struck by a trolley car ou the Cheshire and Nflldale road and perhaps fatally injured His head vas terribly cut ard he uas removed to the Neriten hospital
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-05
msIIss.s rses ss.rvssss..

SHANGHAI. Nov. s.-Nin,oaarses rppert . ncsf severe fanias in fhs northern part sf Kiangsu provincs. een- szsl 11na- ft h sseinase1 that " uaooo pus1uus fhes oonRvnt1sa
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-05
yu.sice o'Brsea Resigns.

New York. Nov s.-Justice Nor ean J. O'Brien. presiding justice of the appellate division of the supreme court, today fled his resignation with the secretary of state. He vfll practice law In this city.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-05
Crushed By Hi. Own Wagon.

Hartford. Nov s.5Cornelius Lun- drigan. a teamster. fell from a wagon to-day and one of the wheels passed over his head. crushing it to a pulp. He died instantly. He was 70 years of age and leaves DO family.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-05
worr rypeo,d d we~,ey.,.

Niddletovu. Nov s--Three more cases of typhoid fever have developed In Wesleyan university from eating rau oysterx-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-05

The Evening Denoerst is the peop,e1s paper. Tke prfcs is 1c Q copy. 1ac . vesk. l3c . uesth. tS . yUaF, by maI1 es easrssf.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-05
wEAIHzl roRECAR.

Forecast for Connecticut: Fair to- pswhf- TueDday foif aa1 onmsvhat spi6sr. Usht vafisbls v1o1A
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-05
 ONE BULLET fOR
 COL B0ZHERAU0F Shot Fired Dy Member Of Hk oul Command Was Supposed to Hsvs 2 Blank Cartridge RUSSIAN CABINET RESIGNS Claims It Did Not Get Support Minister Petkoff ts Form
 New One.

Nishni-Novgorod. Russia, Nov B. Colonel Bozheranoff of the vibore regiment, of which the German en- peror is honorary commander. was seriously wounded to-day by a bullet fired by member of his own com-- mand. while the soldiers were prac- ticing volley firing with blank caY-. tridges. It is stated that the sho6. was fired accidentally.
 During the Russo-Japanese war the Viborg regiment distinguished itself at the battle of the Sha river and was more than decimated at the battle of Putiloff hill, for gallantry on which occasicA Colonel Boxheran- oil was decorated by Emperor Will. liam.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-05

Sofia, Bulgaria, Nov 5.-The Pet. roff cabinet has resigned, as 1t did not have the cordial support of psr. liament.
 Minister of the Interior Petko3. the leader of the Stambouloff party, which now has majority in the chamber. has been entrusted with the task of forming a new cabinet,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-05
AT THE HAMPsoN-srLLEw STORE

AT THE HAMPS0N-SELLEw STORE |GIenW00d Ranges Make Cook
 ing Easy" ]" Ask your friends about it prssua $2250 to S7500.
 FLEETWOOD RANGES
 Makes Cooking Easy.a Complete line ready once moee Prices ........... S22.50 to S5HOot FLEETWOOD RANGES
 Are Sure Bakar.a That's why we sell % many. Py1cen s22.5O to s75.0o.
 GET A FLEETWOOD PARroR STOVE TO HEAT YoUn ROOMS FOR YoU-hey certain. ly do the work :u good shape. Prices ............ s1a.50 to eSooo FLEETWOOD RANGES = sMake Happy Homes. A woman with Glenwood Range in her Kitchen is happy in the fact that her range makes cooking easy." Prices ........... s22.5o to s75.oo FLEETWOOD RANGEs-"Havs sure oven" The new plain slyie Glenwoods are the admiration sf everyone. Another lot just se ceivcd.
 FLEETWOOD RANGEs--certaIn- ly do make cooking sssy.s Prices ......... S22.50 to e75o0 FLEETWOOD RANGES = Have friends everywhere. If you ss considering buying a rsnse-bee- ter make the future . cefsninl2 A Glenwcod is . sure investnsuG TLe Ha.psss-Senew fusnus c next ss lei1 c Hueha
 1le-l1o Dnnk 0IDul wstzsuv Aesnsv 1w os cull1u1uc
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-05

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-24
PRETTY. slnRYALses TO
go. DpWN ON .sAE,wcAsTLE

work Was yesterday started Oh
the new sidewalks to be placed on
either side of Newcastle street north
of the National bank and the store
of H. NJ. Miller & Sons. Tile blocks
are being used, furnished BY the
Southern Cement and Stone Com.
pany.
The work will be completed prob
ably by the end Of the week and
the new sidewalks viii add an at
tractivenaSs TO the appearance Of
the vicinity.
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A TUG WRECKED
NO LIVES LOST
ENTIRE TOP PORTION or THE
BOAT SWEPT AWAY BY
SWINGING BRIDGE.

New York, Nov. sS The barge
tugboat Florence Yates was eTinost
completely wrecRedvsad al. - being
struck by large railroad lnging
bridge at Charlotte W
Three of the members OF crew
were knocked overheard whd rhe
swing struck the tug. carrying assay
the pilot house and the entire upper
portion Of the boat They were Is.
cued by q nearby boat
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MethodIot chlIrch.

=. The services OF the First Meteo-
dist church at the city hall neSt
Sunday wiz be Of an unusual char
acter. At the II a. m. service rel
ports from the different department.
of church work viii be read and
the pastor viii make a general re-
port Of the years work At the
1880 p. IN. service an old fashioned
Love Feast win be observed. AAn
the menllsers are requested to at.
tend Friends are cordially invited
to both services.
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REV. ". f. BOYK|N
ACCEPTED GALL
LETTER REcEIvE5T YEsTERoAY
ANNOUNCING THAT HE
WOULD COME HERE.

A letter was received yesterday BY
the vestry Of st Marks Episcopal
church from Rev eW. E. Boykin. OF
Lexington. Miss. announcing that.
after careful consideration he bad
decided TO accept the cali recently
extended TO him BY the veetry
Tic members OF ST Marks will NE
gratifed with this information. Rev.
Boyllin visited the city a few weeks
ago and conducted services at the
church The congregation was de-
lighted with him and the Arnembers
have been indulging the =
he would accept He wa
recommended by all OF the
OF which he has been rectC Y
vestry deserves to be con Eed
upon securing such an al Sors
Mr.. Boyixin will assume huties
In this tity on Dec9fnber H. y
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THEY KILLED EACH OTHER.
White Man and Negro Have Pistol
Duel

Dublin, Ca. Nov 2s.-Charlie
Gardner, white man, and a negro,
whose name is unknown shot and
killed each other at Mr.. Cicero
Beacham's milk near Rockledge. a
few miles below Dublin this morn.
ing.
After quarrehng yesterday they
met this morning. when both caught
the other by the shoulder with the
left hand and placing their pistols
to the others breast fired three
shots. The negro fell dead. but Mr..
Gardner lived about an hour. His
home is in Bainbridge, Ga
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JUDGE PARKER TO HOLD
A CHAMBERS sEsaloN

several local attorneys viii go up
to Baxley this morning to attend a
chambers session OF the superior
court to be held at that place 10y
Judge Parker.
Several demurrers. motions. etc.
will be heard, but nothing OF unus.
ual importance is scheduled for a
hearing
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New Yd Nov. 2s--Helen Lam
bert. the ress who was injured Ia
the automobile collision in Central
Park in whkh Tom Cooper lost his
life. died $ afternoop a. Roose-
Welt hospita of her inj1ries. This
makes the I'd death from the ac-
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SEPARATE CARS FOR RACES.
Montgomery Council Orders Races
Separated In Cars.

Montgomery. AAla., Nov. 2S.-The
race question has entered into tie
street car situation at Montgomery
in su,h a way as to likely cripple 1t
badly The council has ordered that
separate cars be provided for whites
and blacks, beginning tomorrow.
AS the traction company has only
the cars now in use, the service will
be cut in two, as one car will De
used for one color and the next for
the other.
The law was vigorously opposed
by Mayor league.
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6 LIVES LOST IN
RAILROAD WRECK
HEAD-oN COLLISION YESTERDAY
ON ST. LOUIS AND SAN
FRANCISCO TRAINS.

Kansas City, Mo-, Nov. pa head
on collision occurred today between
two trains. one hound to st. Louis,
and the other TO San Francisco
Only meager .aetails Of the wreck
have been ia "a here, but it IS
reported that six people were Killed.
and number wounded
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presbyterian Church.

On Sunday morning at the Pres
byterian church Rev. F. D. Thomas
Will preach da. Exodus 25:S, The
Tabernacle" 4ss7.sO p. m. the sub
je6 will be HSodus 4O:1O. The
Brazen Altar Strangers and visit
ors are cordiaflE invited to these
services. sN
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70 INCREASE THE CIRCUIT.
South Atlantic Rasebat League May
Have EIahlgc titles.

Ideal baseball fans will be inter
ested in the announcement that It
IS more than likely that the South
Atlantic League will be composed Of
eight instead of six cities next sea
son, the two new cities to be Char
lotte, n G., and Greenville, s. G.
President Boyer Of the league has
invited both Of these cities to come
into the league and they have tssefi
the matter up and # is more than
|likely that they xIll decide to get
|insc the league The other six cltieh
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or ALsEa aArRicK.
ItSg "a Condemned Lawyer Hopes
r u0mmutation.

fcsOF A8phtnHldllVn.
New York. v g. 1T was stated
Yesterday that Jends of, Albert Pat
rick the iawveA convicted Of the
murder og William Marsh Rice, have
depiaeu to aesist fn their efforts 10
bring the case before the supreme
court Of the United States
1t was said that Patrick and his
friends feel that he has a good
chance Of getting a Communication of
sentencs from Governor Higgins.
To make application for commu-
ta.ion Of sentence in a proper form
1t would be polite to have all court
stopped There is only
a little more Sasn month before
Governor Higgins retires and that
Is said to have been the reason for
Patrick's decision not to appeal to
the United States supreme court.
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- 6H1lJl I4tt ~luhNlCTs~ 10 AoO3k UP tll.14r
rs connected with the extension.
tc.. and this committee, together
With the other members and the rail.
road officials win hold another ses.
sion this morning.
During the afternoon Messrs. EN-
erson and Neville were taken for a
drive over the city and later they
went out to the Lent plantation. IL
miles from the city, where they
spent half hour or more looking
over the rice fields. 1t Is believed
that should the road be extended to
IL unswt-k that it will pass along
by the plantation. The officials also
fsited many points Of interest In
the city. They have thoroughly in-
spected the river front and both of
them believe Brunswick to be the
best poit along the south Atlantic
coast
The two railroad officials will be
in the city until tonight 1t Is ex-
pected that the meeting to be held
today will determine something def.
mite While Mr. Emerson has not
yet submitted his proposition to the
people OF Brunswick. he has intI-
mated just what the road desires.
and the committee is now looking
into the PROPOSITION. 1t Is under
stood that at The meeting to be held
today the subject viii be discussed
In business way Mn Emerson
will probably make definite an
nouncement as to what his company
viii ask Of the people of Brunswick,
and the Joint committee win then
have something upon which to work.
a lafge number OF citizens visited
the TalFoad officials in their private
car Sapelo last night and the matter
was aaaSa discussed
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AuNrsMEN HAD aooo Auck.

Party Went to EumbsrlsEA1 and
eagsed ~Hlg Game.
The hunting party which went
over to Cumberland Tuesday night
on deer hunt returned yesterday
afternoon after most suceesHsul
hunt. The crowd succeeae5i ID bag
ging SIX Ane deer and three or four
Wild turkeys
They report that iaare are hun.
dreds Of aeeF fkeys on the
island and tha h!iht was greatly en-.
Joyed bg the PARTY
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FOUR MEN I
We're Working on cril
water. Is

Were Working on cria Break.
water.
Grand Rapids, Mich, 23.-
Four men we're caught lst nights
storm on the crib worI 4 the nK
hreal1water at the enti3 le to Ee
Holland harboE on Laf Michigan
and were washed away the waves
and drowned, IA a.
The four men, wiH n BenneN
went out to the crib work in
la6iishe and q sDcw. .iiA e afternoon
sbbrJlF before. the prm broke.
Wien the, Wind stfuc Me crib the
.scmA7. With Bennett board, was
torn loose. It drifted3 3lp the lake
and was finally cast asitre north OF
OTTAWA beach. with anett safe,
although in an exha ~ condition.
The four men ief Bn the crib
could not gain the e because Of
the immense sea. life saving
crew attempted to iNthemi but the
waves were 80 higN 10 boat could
live. Attempts werW 1ade to shoot
line to them. bs the hurricane
hurled rack the liS When night
closed the men VIZ still clinging
to the crib work. saybreak to-
day they were go5 Nk
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FUNERAL OF MRS. DEMINe.
Large Number OF Friends Paid a
Last Loving Tribute.

Large Number OF Friends Paid a
Last Loving Tribute.
Tho funeral of Mrs. Anna n. Dem.
ing. whose death occurred Thursday,
took place yesterday afternoon at
2:3O o'clock, from the Presbyterian
church. Rev. Thomas conducting the
funeral services.
At the church several hymns were
sweetly sung by choir composed
OF Misses Fe and jamie Symons, Mr..
Ward, of Jacksonville, and Mr.. G. H.
Cook. organist. Mr. Ward sung a
solo. Lead Kindly Light" and the
choir rendered very sweetly, Nearer
My God to Thee" and asleep in
Jesus" .
The cortege was an unaaNaIIy long
one. many friends OF tAts timable
lady following her "a 10 Oak
sos spsets. At 3 Eps
Asleep in e6sl ar.
ings were be. aIl e them
being sent az 'cis.es.
At the funeral ers inis 6rs Of
relatives AMI con .AtlaIts 7
Jacksonvil1f
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steamer Panama Wrecked.

outonagata, Mich, Nov. 2S.-The
steamer Panama, with iron ore from
Duluth. was drivenkashore west Of
outonagata in las ght's sale The
crew Is safe, but PROB
ably total loss 49,
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Ladies' at Columbus Con-
Vsnti0R report ThatAmount
is Almost Secured
ONLY SMALL sum NEEDED
Delegates to the Convention Made
Generous Response-Many Inter.
estins Chapter Repor.s Have
Been Submitted.

Columbus. Ga, Nov. 2s.-Th
Daughters Of the American Revoly
lion IN Georgia this afternoon raise,
within $500 Of the amount needed t.
complete the funds fot kae Georgia
column In the MemonN Continental
Hall. IN Washington iss Anns
Caroline Benning. chat an of tha
column committee for rgia, made
2 report saying that eariy two
thousand dollars had Ven contrib
uted, but that nearly "a thousand
dollars mcrs was needed Several
enthusiaatic talks were made, fol.
lowed by the making Of su4stantial
Qleages g the tuna
The nnoacri 3.ions were ledIbv the
savannah cnapter who. thre4Qh Mrs
., r Johnson. gave 500 and said
chat the ehapter had the cash on
nand T8e Atlanta, Macon and
otner chapiers made geherous con.
'ri0ations. ghe noaEa 9TH needed
was apportioned inong the CHAPTER
VINO nave not made their ar
poraonment OF sotiop ii Mrs
Aallory Taylor aaaeon. Mrs
sAorgan Smith, ssiss.Sham ata
egent for Aiabanla tented
ana addressed the conference today.
The report II the historian. MRS.
a. Med Wilson, was a feature Of
me session. Many interesting chap
.er reports were submitted and the
work of Sara Mcintosh chapter. at
Atlanta. the buty chapter. and Ma
,naniel Macon clapter at Macon.
we're parti,ularly praised. Several
glowing references were made to the
,atter chapters exhibit at the Ma
con fair. Mrs. Jane q. Marun one
.Sf the members Of the original Co.
,unbus ladies Memorial Assocls.
APn mem was precented to the
Anpres atnong the floral deco
he conference hail Is O
b above the regents
4esR. and on the ribbons in the
wreath are the words. Mary Ham
nond Washington" This ls a beau.
dfuI tribute to the noble Macon
woman who was the first real Daugh.
.er OF the Revolution In Georgia, II
Iot in the entire south.
Several kilograms of greeting were
eceived one Of them from Mrts. g.
x. Sage. of Atlanta, as follows:
Greetings and love to the daughters
IN conference assembled" A reiso-
alton by Mrs. r. w Godfrey that
zhe conference recommend that
,shagters through the safe give dem.
anstration taii@ to raise Nns remain
ng money fer the Memorial Cont
aental Hall fund. angH for other pur
poses, was adoptecsY
Delightful soca features Of the
day were on rendered the
sssitora a. burt house at /
o'clock BY Rutherford chap.
ter, Daug Z the Confederacy.
and 2 re- Yen la.e this after
noon AT bnce OF Mrs. J.
NORMAN gne Students Club.
goEf 1gates were the
Aheus Clun af
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SOEfHERN'S NEW
TRAIN GOES 9
WILL HANDLE ALL BUSINESS
ON ROAD BETWEEN AT.
LANTA AND THIS CITY

The new train on the Southern
railway between Atlanta and Bruins
wick will go on tomorrow night an
no longer will NO. IA be reported
from one TO ten hours late daEy. /,
The new train, as far as Brunswick
is concerned. simply takes the
place OF No IA, as that train win
no longer come to thisgclty, but Will
tranch off at Jesup and go 10 Florida.
In other words the neds train. which
wil@be known as NO. rs, win simply
handle all local business between
Atlanta and BrqAswiSk. IT. awia
leave Atlanta an Aour. earlier pan
no. IA does al preaenSsand WI lar
rive in BrunsBick At q the same
TO- It viii have no connections
a.b o and VIII therefore come
"a tiihe almost daily.
This change does.
tation at all. but
:heneyer No.
mail.
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COUNCIL IS TO
AGAIN Be ASKED
FOR FRANCHISE
Understood That Newton
Germ Wants to Build i
Trolley Line Here
WHAT WILL THE BBONGIt
WHAT Will THE BBUNgIl |
One Of Those Interested STATE
a News Reporter Yesterd
That Franchise Would B

city council s & again asked
FOR a trolley fra sctdse ii by
Nen and his associates mot b
the local company which turned
down year ago but by d w con.
Germ. a
While The News is not posi-,
ton to give sthe facts lus ct this
lime Il haa IL fron an authentic
sourca that sithln the 4 81 few
weeBsl 4 petition will ne knt 10
council asking for the frau hlse. 1t
q moi known who viii be 10 petit
ITO rs. as this has not been
made Qublic. bSit the raatte al
ready aeu th6tuadahiy loo
by thoa AIntereated and
decided TASK for the Fl
Just Acouncii wan do
a petitio hard u 9aeecast-
ever, it Ebelie4ed Chat shoS Yit
be lIbe one It VII rs elf cd.
though e. Is merely guess cork.
as Tic 0 }nissg
BrHnwicg q ollss'
system
The News 70 bs bition
jn d shQst .ili siye fanite
Iaots on this IA re-
porter one of indi-
rectly Yesterday knew
positively that ask
ed for the fran ~ fu-
ture.
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Th8 Fs:ons

Racine o., Nd &The steamer
Frontendck, sv esed to have toun-
aered in the 6rm .on Lake Mlch-
AZ Jennie Yeamans Dying.
TX, Nov. 2S.~Jennie Yea
M ctress, daughter Of Annie
Yea she veteran player Is "
II e Hotel Gerard critically
IN 1t iS stated that Miss Yeamans
has galloping Consumption and can.
not long survive
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rhe EIks Memorial ssrMee.

The memorial service 10
by the Brunswick lodge {
Sunday week will be one oft
enjoyable affairs Of the kid
given In Brunswick HoN
Myrick. OF Savannah. viii
ator The musical pro
be a feature Of the sefTl
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Case in YorkviiIIsB
Police Court Came To
1 Close Yesterday
NOTED TENOR SINGER is MAD
He Was Charged With insulting a
Lady in the Monkey House at the
Central Park Zoo In New
york-Lsdy Not Present.

New York. Nov q. The case
against Enrico Carnso. the@N great
tenor singer OF the Metrolk klitan
Opera Company. which has attract
ed widespread attention during the
past few days. was concluded be.
fore Masiatrat Baker in the York.
vile, police court today. Caruso was
cfseged with oondact unbeeoming
towards tIauaah Graham In the
ltouks houae at the zoo Ia Central
THE sn6r was conyictea and
lstrsza Baker imposed fne of
Prs. The woman who made
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BELIEVED NOW
NEW RAILROAD
WILL CONE HERE
Important Meeting to Be.
Held With the D. gW.
Officials This Morning
DECISION MAY BE- PREACHED
Meeting Was Held Yesterday But
Nothing Definite Was Done
oficsIs viii Be in the City
Until Tonight.

Another meeting between the joint
committee of council, the Board of
prade and the Commercial League
Ind General Manager Emerson and
General Freight Agent Neville was
Aseld at. the city hall yesterday morn
Ieg. for tho purpose OF discussing the
( SUBJECT 81 extending the road to
sllswiek to- make this port the
/. b. w terminus The meeting
rs 4 ed over by f. D. Aiken.
3gTl of. the Joint committee,
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Aasaulted and KIll

Dayton, Ohio, NOV %.
body Of SRes pona Gilman,
old. waE this lnot3
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Columbus. Ga, Nov. 2s.-The
Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton In Georgia this afternoon raised
within $500 Of the amount needed to
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WAC precented TO the
emong the floral deco
he conference hail is q
h above the regents