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Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
Greater Pittsburs Assured
A szootofad Israqa

PITTSBURG, June 16,-The decree
consolidating Pittsburg and Allegheny
was signed today by Judge Collier of
the county court and legally Greater
Pittsburg is a fact. although actual
construction will not be accomplished
until the act creating the greater city
is declared constitutional by the higher
courts
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
Lie sentence Imposed

Cabot, convicted OF having shot and
then burned the body OF Michael Me-
Carty wealthy farmer, was today
sentenced to life imprisonment
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
CHARGED WITH PERJURY
Father Of Lulu Rowland, Who Figured
In Sensational e. L. Hazard
Case. Is Arrested

II. M. Rowland, the father Of lulu
Rowland, who figured in the sensation
al ~. l.. Hazard case some few months
ago, WAS arrested by Constable Del
Monte yesterday at his home in Ok
nard on the charge of perjury.
The man was placed in the county
Jail and It is said that before f.. l..
Hazard is sentenced his attorney, Earl
Rogers, will make sensational charges
against the father Of the girl whom 70.
l.. Hazard was convicted of having
ruined
Hazard was convicted about two
months ago and has been awaiting the
sentence from Judge Smith. A few
days ago Hazard discharged his former
attorneys and engaged Earl Rogers,
who, It is said, will argue the motion
for new trial before Judge Smith next
week.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
CALIFoRNIANs IN THE EAST
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
NEW YORK, June 16.-The follow
Ing Southern Californians registered
during the week at leading hotels
Los Angeles-D Fulton, j. E. Ham
lin w. G. Holmes, j. II. Quinn, E. ID.
Rand. r. c. Starlight.
santa Barbara-A L. Hobson.
Pasadena-L. Roth, l.. Shed. y. Ken
dali
san Dieeo-G. NJ. Me..srzsA ]. A.
Snaia4~
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
EXPLOSION Kills Miner

CARSON, New, June ia miner
named Carroll was killed at Como this
morning by an explosion of gicat pow
der which he was I ,awing. Four other
miners were injured.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
Pope rribunes will arrive the latter
part of the week.

Pope rribunes will arrive the latter
part Of the week.
r. J. Bennet, agent for the Wayne
automobile. who has been participant
ing in some lively activities with his
beautiful model G. light touring car,
took a party Of four UP Mt. Lowe last
Sunday. The party left Los Angeles
at $3.50 q. M, arriving at Alpine tavern,
where luncheon was partaken Of, at
1885. The Flagstaff at the summit was
reached at 2;35 p. m. The total ascent
was accomplished without change Of
gear and with absolutely no ADJUST
ments.
No one appears able to obtain the
"officiap results of the recent run to
Pfzmo beach, which occurred under
the management of Charles Fuller
Gates. A reticent spirit hovers about
the issuing Of an exact record and To-
cal enthusiasts are awaiting COM
plete analysis
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
DOUGLAS HYDE
REFUSES GIFT
SUM OF $500 RETURNED TO
CONTRIBUTORS
President Of the Gaelic League De-
clares He Is Delighted With
the Whole United
States
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 1e.-Dr. Douglas
Hyde, president Of the Gaelic league in
Ireland and Mrs. Hyde sailed for their
home in ireland yesterday on the
White Star liner Celtic
Dr. Hyde took back with him a check
for $4,000 to aid the cause of the
Gaelic league in ireland. This sum
was raised at the public meetings that
DIR. Hyde addressed during his visit
of seven months. Before sailing DR..
Hyde said:
II have found nothing but a gener-
Gus welcome i'm America. I Travelled
10000 miles, visited over sixty cities
and explained the cause of the Irish
language to perhaps $4,000 persons. I
have not heard a single word that
was not favorable to our cause.
understand now, as never before, how
great is this country and how numer-
Gus, strong and powerful are the
Irish who are in 1t.
Thanks Many Friends
II have expressed my thanks to the
many friends whom 1 have met here,
but there are many others to whom
have had no time to send letters.
shall ask them to accept this excuse
from me.
There is a great likeness between
the people of ireland and this coun-
try. / would sooner have the good
will Of this country than anything
else in the struggle to bring back the
language. music and customs of Ire
land"
A number of DR.. Hyde's friends
have raised $2500 to buy him motor
car for use in his work in Ireland.
This fI1Dd was to have hoan T,raqented
to DR.. Hyde on Thursday, but he de-
clared he could not depart from the
rule of his life not to accept any pres
ent as a reward to his services for the
Gaelic league and in behalf of Irish
unity.
The contributions were returned to
the contributors.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
Has Fair Weather Compass

Mischief l at about 11;S0 weathered
two miles or so from the land useless
expenditure of time due to unfamiliar
ity with the course. Then she started
than compass which would not reg
lister In a heavy sea.
monsoon rounded close in soon after
about ~ O'Clock, and Immediately lit
out for home under full sail and ball
loon jlb. The fact that she carried this
sail, In spite of the fact that she is
tender sided little craft, effectually set
ties the point In regard to the force of
the wind. She made hard work of 1t,
though, and soooped the tops off of all
of the waves and under her press of
sail she drove her long nose under TO
the mast at every opportunity.
In the meantime Mischief IL was
making heavy weather under reefs and
little Venus was jogging along still a.
coming She rounded the upper end
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-07
BIC DEAL MADE
Brunswick People are Interested il
BIC Deal Closed for Prop
erty ii Columbus.

IA
FollVwing from .the Counalus d
qisireI- Sun viii be OF interest in thS
q where Mr. Phillips is well
kno vn
CIV n deal consummated yaster-
day tba A1uscogee Real Estate Com
pany 81, 'ough its presndent, Mr. ]
Il Flonrne V, sold to MI Joseph Il
Phillips of the National Realty I'm
proyement q, npany IS acres in
wynnton The property viii be
banasoma,y i,pnr, wed, divided into de
sirable lots and 'lacod on the ma1
la,t by its present o~ner.
This is one Of Il 'e largest realty
deals that has been uade la Coium
bus for some time an, i IS due te
they increasing desirable ~ Of Wynn
ton property and the enc rgy and en-
terp rise OF Mr.. John r flourhoY
resi- dent Of the Muscogee Heal ~
ute Company, who in his Of aeiai ail'
II div iual capacity has done !" huoi
ol de gelop Columbus and its sasler
j iburl IS.
,aIr Joseph s. Philips, pure uaSs'
If this property, is prominent lea
astate operator of Brunswick. ~
h sadqI lrters are al JacksonYli
and he has branch onGes in chicag
A tlanta, Brunswick and Dallas, Texas.
he is a gentleman Of prominent
standing in business circisss, and ow.
ing to lis enterprise a ad orlslnai
ideas has been remarllabl Y success
full"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-07
NO DANGER OF SLUMP
IN LUMBER INDUSTRY

any great extent at least. and author
tiles state that fears on this score
are groundless. At present the trend
OF the market on the gulf is decidedly
upward
The mills report that they are not
contracting. although we know OF one
contract closed this week for the
entire cut OF the mill at the market
price each month. In fact no mill
nov on the guilt would contract or
any other terms. This shows q heai-
thy market on the gulf There IS 2
large foreign movements from that
section. The fact that Pensacola ex.
ported fifty million feet in June in
addition to her coastwise shipments
will give an idea what that trade
amounts 10.
We can see nothing in the pres
ent situation to worry the mill ment
in the yellow pine field In fact the
outlook is much brighter fhan r
year ago"
A great cry is raised about the
shortage of labor At the Jaskson.
vile meeting of the Georgia and Flor,
ida Saw Min Association last month
Mr. Harvey stranger stated that his
company, Granger & Lewis, handled
between $50 and 500 men at all times,
and the past two weeks had shown
a vast Improvement in the labor sit.
uation. This is attributed to the en-.
forcement of the vagrancy law
The owner OF standing timber
viii not have TO give it away and
mill men win not have to lose any
sleep. The outlooI@ for an immeuce
fall trade was never better than this
year. Crops promise to be enor-
nous; prosperity is general ana the
taken as a whole arc yery
bright, and the mill men are iustinei
in taking firm stand
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-07
Horrible Act Of an Insane
Woman in an Ohio
Town
HAD A MANIA FOR BLOOD
She Had Recently Been in the Asy-
lum and Was Attacked by a
Spell Yesterday, Killing Her
Two Children.

Columbus Grove. Ohio, Sept. C.
Mrs. Knappen. wife Of a well known
farmer residing a few milese from
Cloyidale, committed a horrible crime
today which has startled the ell
tire section While temporarily in
sane she decapitated Der two children
a boy Of three years and a girl OF
nearly two.
Some months ago Mrs. Knappen lost
her mind entirely and was sent te
the state asylum. where she remain
ed for some time. She rapidly i'm
proved, however, ana was recent,
discharged from the asylum. Since
that time she has been perfectly sane
but was attacked by spell this
morning and while completely out OF
mind deeapitated her two little chill.
den and endeayored to kin other peg
pie in the neighborhood.
For an hour or more she rayed
around her home like an infuriated
enimal. officers were hastened to
the scene. but arrived after the two
ehildren~ had been killed
She wfNNgrobably be returned to the
state asylum,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-07
is Soon as City Can. Sc
cure Moro Paving Ma
tsiaI
MUCH WORK IS NEEDED


Many Improvements are 70 be
made on Bruuswhks streets as soon
as the city is able TO Secure some
oyster sIfns. There is much WORK
needed and the streei depagmenl is
anuously waiting fof the Factory Of
the Aiken Caslaing Company 10 be-
gin operation so that an the smells
needed can be seaured.
When the oyster factory e.osed a
few months aeo the suppls 81 shells
was completely exhausted and since
that time the city las Been without
any material with which to make re-
pairs and Improvements on the streets
Aann thousand bushels were used in
shelliug E street on through 10 Glynn
avenue which save the city a hand
some and convenient new driveaa
which is proving popular aud Of much
benefit, especially to The people OF
the country districts.
All of the shens on haDa at tue
oyster factory were used N this im-
proyement Only a few bushels were
left and they were used to patch Up
bad places over the city
The Augusta gravel which has beer
received by the city for The past
few months has been haed almost ex.
elusigely Or Newcastle street
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-07
n. - 3. WIGGlNS GETS A
DESERVED PROMOTION

= The following from the Savannah
Press will be of interest to Mr.. Wig
gins friends in Brunswick, whore b,
lived for number Of years.
Mr.. w II. Wright division 81
perintendent Of the Atlantic Coast
Line, has appointed Mr. Il 1. B. Wig
gins as his chief clerk to<~ucceet
Mr.. S. T. Holzendorff, resigned.
MIR. Virgins was originally con
rScted with the road at Wayeross
but for the last three years has beer
connected with the general Offices
at Wilmington. 1t is expected thar
Mr. Holendorff win engage in private
business in the future.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-07
Several TO be Erected at
Once 10 Meet the Gen.
sraI Demand
HOUSE FAMINE THREATENED
Real Estate Men Announce That They
cannet Near Supply the Pres
ent Demand for Desirable
Homes in Brunswick. -

The News learns from an authan.
tie SURGE that WITHIN the next sixty
days work win begin on at least ten
new residences in Brunswick. which
are to be erected. to meet IN heavy
demand for homes in the city.
II is stated that plans for one or
two OF The houses have alYady been
drawn and that active work will be-
gmN as soon as possible. These houses
will All be large and among the pref
tiest renting residences in the city.
AS has been stated in The News
recently Brunswick real estate men
now find it almost Impossible to meet
The demand for houses. During The
past month the demand has been
heavier than at any time probably ii
the history Of the city. This state o,
affairs is brought about by the large
number Of new families wis have
come 70 Brunswick to make the city
t6air home in future.
Property owners who now have va
cant lots i'm the city, or at least a
large majority Of them. are now con-
tempIating erecting houses as good
investment, as they can be rented
weeks before they are ebmpleted.
There are now several residences III
courses Of construction in fhe eifJ
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-07
LLOYD LINE TO PUT
ON SOUTHERN SHIPS

showers and cooler weather would
prevail. Yesterday was unquestion-
ably the pleasantest day we have hal
in several weeks. The thermometer
took a big drop and for the first time
in several weeks the people had a
chance to enjoy cool weather.
The prognosticators are now saying
that the backbone of the hot season
has been broken and that we will en-
Joy cooler weather the remainder OF
the month.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-07

Makes life now safe in that cit
as nn the higher uplands. e. "
Goodloe. who resides on Dutton stree
N Waco, Texas, needs no seawall fo
safety He writes: II have used D;
Kings New Discovery for Consuul
tfon for the past ave years and
keeps them well and safe. Before thu
time had cough which for yea.
had been growing worse nov i
gone" Cures chronic coughs,
grippe, Group, whooping corgh
prevents pneumonia. Pheasant
take, Every bottle guaranteed
Smiths Pharmacy. Price 81 and 8
trial bottles free.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-07
Trial Trip Will be Made BY
The Big Line Next
Month
Il MAY Be FERNANEN
II the First Trip Proves success
Regular Schedule to Some
Southern Port Will Be Es-
90 tabIished by the Line.

An announcement which will
general interest i'm his section is
the Lloyd Line of steamers is
templatins putting on a stean
some southern port and will
SEND a ste;mer 10 either Cha
or Savannah on a trial trip
the trip proves successful
line will be maintained
The following Associate
dispatch sent out from n
yesterday win be Of genera
in this section:
Announcement was ma
that the North German S,
Line has decided to send s.eamer
about the middle of October on q
trial trip from Bremen via Baltimore
70 either Charleston or Savannah
a regular service VIII depend on
the result.
The action was taken at. the IN.
stance of E. J Watson, commissions.
OF agriculture and Immigration OF
South Carolina, who is in Europe in.
yestigating tSN1bJsccA Of immrigra.
ZION for ,sout A.borts.
1t is more probable that cbr
lesion w,1Ss port to which tie
steamer
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-07
MANY ENJOYED WEEKLY
CONCERT IN THE PARK.

The Atlantic band gave its regular
weekly concert in Hanover park last
night and a large crowd was present
to listen TO the sweet music, for which
this musical organization is noted
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-07
THREE BIC SHIPS
viii Accompany President Roosevelt
on His Trtp. to Panama
Next Month.

Washington, Sept. Git was an
nounced from the white house this al
ternoon that President Roosevelt
would visit Panama during Noyem-
Der. but the exact date has not yet
been decided upon
1t was also stated that three war
ships would accompany the president.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-07

Sandusky, Sept. G-Captain Gres-
ser, OF the Marblehead life saving
station reports an unknown schooner
sunk in Lake Erie about five miles
northwest of the Marblehead light,
the name of which lie was unable to
learn. The crew, he believes, was
picked up by a passing steamer, al
though Of this he is not positive ana
is Neparing to go to the wreck.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-07
ANOTHER LARGE CROWD
WENT ON THE EXCURSION.


Despfe the threating Skeather yes
terday morning a large crowd took adj
vantage Of. the opportunity to visit
Fernandina on the cheap excursion
given under the auspices OF the vet
ans. The steamer Emmeline carried
the excursion, returning to the city
last night. All reported j. pleasant
time in the little Florida Seaport.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-07
MRS. ASTOR VI
she Of international Social Fame
Now Seriously ~ at Hotel
In Boston.

Boston, Mass, Sept G--Mrs. Will
lam Asfor, the Mrs. Aator Of social
International fame. is seriously III in
asls city at the Hotel Somerset She
N ,strieken suddenly today.
It isNSeported that Mrs Astor has
been delirious the greater portion Of
the day Five doctors have been In
attendance during tine afternoon.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-07
RAcg pRgJupIcg gxIsrEp
Filiplnos Refused Admission to Lou
Islana University.

Baton Roage,La., Sent g. Regus
al to admit several Filipino students
to the Louisiana state university was
announced today by the university
authorities. No reason for the action
was given, but it is understood that
the ground taken in the matter is pos
sible rave prejudice against Filipinos.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-07
THE DAMAGED CRUISER BOSTON
Leak is Temporarily Patched, and
She VIII Sail.

She VIII Sail.
Bellingham, WASH, Sept 6-The
United States cruiser Boston. DANA
ged September 3 on Pea Pod rock,
started for the Bremerton navy yard
today under her own steam.
The divers yesterday discovered
the leak in Ihe hull. 1t is well under
the bottom, and is four feet long. One
OF the plates was broken and tends
TO overlap, making it difficult to stop
the flow of water Okum wrapped in
canvas was inserted in the crack,
and this was compressed with hy-
draulic jacks, plates being placed on
over this. The flow OF water is SO
nearly checked that no further dam
age is feared
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-07
DEER Rh ED PLENTIFUL
IN hE- NEARBY WOODS

y reports fom the couatry dis.
triets are ON Nhere are siens j
ueer N the around Bruins lick
ms year IA spctsmen VIII
nave a SOC shooting ta
People liz Me count t,..
Ificts VINO hir the CITY dur
ing the past few u.ys sNnpoi,nes t5.s
they have seen more desl th sea
son than ever before
Several garties have been out afte,
the Ine since the season open.
ed a wv weeks ago.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-07

Brunswickian is Afraid McLendon
Cannot Serve as Member Of
Railroad Commission.


y am convinced that the state con.
vention did not make but one ser
ious mistake at its session Tuesday
said a ppom1uent gentleman to
News reporter yesterday. q refer to
the qMnination for member of the
gailroa 3A~ommission. / don't mean
that the man who was nom mated
| is not good one and worthy dom
ocrat-on who is fully capable or
discharging every duty that may de-
yolve upon him the question in my
mind is as 70 whether or not he is
81 gible
"Yop know That under the law, that
BIS, the old law, the requirement is
that one Of the members Of the cont
mission should be practicable rail.
road man Joe Brown is the prac.
tical railroad Nh on the comm i
sion at present The new man. Ma
McLendon, is not a railroad man but
q lawyer Now the question is as
to Mr. AcLendon's eligibility Under
the law can ne serve in the capacity
Of commissioner after he is elected?
Now suppose some qge who is a
practical railroad man should an
nouns Independently or on the repub-
licanN4cket for the Office to which
Mr. MeEndon has been nominated and
should receive few votes would
be or Mr. McLendon be entitled to
the office in view Of the fact thaE
- Mckendon does not possess ts
vs. .as prescribed by the
I5hase Of the matter that
Msecms to have over.
N the matter as one
public and not for
4ihg fault with any
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-07
ITsms oAuaAT ON &c rLY
Small Items Briefly Related fol
the Hasty Readers.

Small Items Briefly Related for
the Hasty Readers.
It is understood that the county
commissioners viii hold meetine
on next Tuesday to dispose Of rod
tine matters. The tax rate Of Glynn
county for The present year viii
probably be fixed at the meeting.
Since The News printed an item 4
few dayy ago anent the faee to.
judge and solicitor Of the city court
which is yet many months off, sev
eral names besides those mentioned
for the two places nave been rlnor
ed as prospective candidates.
Members of the Brunswick Boara
Of Trade and the Commercial League
are discussing the probabii 5f hold
ing a meeting at once f5r the pur-
pose Of taking some action in assist
ing this port to 14edre the battle
ship Georgia wbea she is placed into
commission.
The supelids Z court will have an
unusually large criminal docket TO dis
pose Of when il meets. There are a
number of iriaoners in all awaiting
trial rhe eigil docket 50 far, is
FATHER Light
THE A.. b g. A. is now running
freight aims over It's cut-oa
through Ihe norihTn section Of the
city bul passenger trains will not
use th4yacks for some time yet.
TwI or three pretty new houses
have/reeentlg ~ 'ked on the
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-07
To DISCUSS 1T
Candidates and Prospective cand
dates of New Court Of Appeals
Meet III AtIaaa romorrow. -

In order 70 arrive at some proper
Understanding ol inc status Of tie
state court q appeau matter ana
what shoala be done regarding nomr
nations, "a meeting has been called Of
All candidates and prospective .candf
dates i9r this court 70 Ge held in
atlanta tomorrow
The following call las been issued
lor TIE meetiag
AtlaWa, Ca September 5. 1906.
Inyiew q the conditions surround
ing the qpestions as to tbe adoption
OF the constitutional amendment ana
as to how ald when nominations
should bs made for the judgeshiFs
.os tire proposed court OF appeals, the
suggestion tbat Il would De advisable
to have injecting 81 afI who mag
be candidates lor such iudgeahips,
10 consider such coaditions. Aas mel
with the favor Of several OF the cam
dIdates and other friends Of the
meAszaauaas has also tae suggestion
\ that Hon. A. Tsklfler chairman OF
n the democratic e5ekutiye committee
.and preeident Of Y Georgia Bar
Associaiion. BE- inyitS to attend such
afeetilg
Eor this reason and to put the
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-07
LAST CHEAP EXCURSION TO
JACKSONVILLE or suhpA'

The last cheap excursiqa.cf ae M
lanta. Birmingham ara Aaasic p
connection with the .seaboagd ir i.lne
win BE operated e 3acS As
sunday, and Is expected tha. 'he
usual large CROW awiiitake 1i4an.ss
II the opportunity to yisi' 81 f'Ps9e
,uetropouis at the small eSpepss
~ for the round trip
excursions have been
a,sia,raahis. spmmer an
Kss9Y
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-07

~''S~e~h"hDH OF RICO HooSs
On account OF thsasneeting OF
international Association Of &C
tnated Order Of Hoo Hoos the s
efttrailway viii sell tickets to
lhoma City, | n, at th@rate Of
SRrsthe round trip Tickets will
september z, 8, and 9 ar
1eturn leaving Ok
d than Septembe
Information call
Houseman,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-09-14
The Breath of Life

It's significant fact that the
strongest animal of its size, the
gorilla, also has the largest lungs.
Powerful lungs means powerful
creatures. How to keep the
breathing organs right should be
mans chiefest study. Like thous-
ands of others, Mrs Ora A. Steph'
ems, of Port Williams, o., has
learned how to do this. She
writes "Three bottles of DR..
Kings New Discovery stopped my
cough of two years and cured me
of what my friends thought con
sumption. o, it's grand for throat
and lung troubles" Guaranteed
by Eli L. Reynolds, druggist
Price SOC and S1.00. Trial bottle
free.