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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-20
OLD CASE REVIVED
Trial OF Green and Dorcmus Involves
Former L. s. Officials

WASHINGTON. June 19.-When the
trial Of George E. Green and w. D
Doremus was resumed today, Cen
Michener, one Of the incorporators Of
the Doremus Machine company. was
called TO the stand by the defense
Gen. Michener related a conversation
Which he said he had with Perry s.
Heath. first assistant postmaster-gen
eral. and testified that Mr.. Heath or
dered two machines to be tested under
the authority Of the department. He
said he did not recollect talking with
anybody but Mr.. Heath In connection
with the first order for seventyfve
machines.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-20
PILES! PILES! PILES!

DR.. Williams Indian Pile Ointment will
cure, blind, bleeding, liberated and Itch
ing piles 1t absorbs the tumors, allays
'no tchins at once acts as poultice.
gives instant relief DR.. Williams Indian
F'ie ointment Is prepared only for Piles
ana hothing else. Every box is guaran-
Nea' Sold by druggists; sent by mail for
oc ana 81 per box WILLIAMS MFG
W. rFop s. Cleveland. Ohio. ly-f-S-ls-4
Jchnston's Drug Store
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-20
PATTISON FUNERAL

Quiet Services VIII BE Held Next
Thursday Afternoon.
CINCINNATI. June l9.-Thc body of
the late Gov. Pattison Will not be
taken to Columbus for State funeral
as was suggested last night. His wishes
and those of his family were for
quiet service at home. A public serv-
Ice will also be held ut the Methodist
church in Milford, of which Gov. Pat
tison was a member,
Many kilograms of coincidence have
been received from all parts of the
country. business. social and political
acquaintances expressing regret at the
death OF Mr. Pattison
The funeral services will he held
Thursday afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-20

Is free from harmful ele-
ments. Its alkalinlty destroys
mouth acid germs. 1t per,
meates the entire tooth and
mouth structure with its
healthy fragrance. A tonic to
the gums. SOZODONT is an
article of merit. Its popularity
of sixty years will attest to
that.
Remember SOZODONT,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-14
WOMAN RUNNER"
FOR CONFEDERACY

Down at Port Tobacco, southern
Maryland, where Colonial customs still
prevail and the telephone and the tele-
graph are still almost unknown. there
was buried last week Miss Olivia
Floyd, famous throughout the South
as one of the runners" of the .un-
foreground railroad
She became one of the runners in the
underground railroad between Wash
1ngton and Richmond, and although
her place was surrounded and search
ed several times, so sharp was her
and so many her resources that the
Federal troops were never able to
catch either her dispatches or con-
voys of merchandise. She conveyed
clothes, money and letters through
the lines from prisoners
One fugitive intrusted $50 900 in bank
notes to Miss Floyd. She hid the
money in the stuffing of a hassock.
Federal soldiers frequently searched
the house, and even sat upon the has
sock ignorant that it contained a for
tune. The full amount of this deposit
subsequently was returned to the
owner.
She assisted many escaped prisoners
woods and feeding them until an op-
portunity for escape occurred, and
then passed them across the Potomac
In one of her dreamful experiences her
hair turned gray in a single night,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-14

"We soon reached her home and
bidding her goodnight, l went on tt
the camp to dream all night, and tt
/ think all the next day of beautiful
Ellen Grieve. and what 1 could do t.
win this lovely young woman which for
tune had placed in my path.
1.-The days passed slowly enough, and
when Tuesday came around again. I
went to the square and waited in vain
for Ellen to put in an appearance. The
concert was half over when [ saw Harry
Morton coming around to my bench.
g Where is shea I demanded as
soon as he was in speaking distance
q She? Who7' he asked.
q Ellen Grieve?' responded.
90 Gone for visit to the volcano
when is the next boat up there2'
20 Friday
" I'm going to try for leave of
absence. When did she go?'
q This morning at twelve he an
swered.
Did you know she was going7' 1
asked.
- She told me she was going last
Thursday
Why didn't you tell me9' 1 de-
manded.
Why didn't you ask me2' he an
swered in the even tone which I dis
liked so much.
EWell, [ got my leave of absence
and then I went to the volcano. she
was at the wharf to meet me. Well,
to make long story short, I spent a
very pleasant vacation and one day
near the close of my leave of absence. [
to see her all alone in the
parlor of the Volcano House. I offered
to change her name, but she seemed to
think that Grieve was every bit as
good as Densmore and so l came away
as soon as possible. The next week I
received an invitation to her wedding. I
and as knew the man of her choice
we'll, L resolved to quit the country. as
could not bear to see him get so beau
iful a girl as Miss Grieve. I got (
transferred to San Francisco and left
honolulu on her wedding day."
The Captain drew his feet down from (
he window sill, where he had rested )
hem, and after calling for glass of {
Eater, he lighted fresh cigar and set
led down to enjoy it. II
Captain said Billy, "you neg {
scted to tell US who she married?',
"Oh, - he replied, with smile. "she )
larried Harry Morton.'' Z
In the laugh which followed. the :
aptain left the room and We began a
eneral discussion of his story.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-14

A young man was at a table with his
wife and a party of friends, when a
tall and imposing blonde passed who
rave the young man recognition and
dangerous, questioning look. who
is that woman?" the young wife ask
ed. Now, don't you go bothering me
about who she is" the young man
replied; Il will have trouble enough
explaining to her who you are"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-14

and her relatives wondered at this
marvellous change.
When colored troops were being en-
listed in 1864, some one came to Miss
t1oyd's home for the purpose of entic-
ing her negroes away Miss Floyd took
the negroes to the county seat, en-
listed them and got the bounty
Richmond Times Dispatch.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-13
Passenger Train on Cana
dian Pacific Had a Co..
Gsion
BOTH TRAINS WERE LOADED
SEVERAL PASSENGER COACHES
WE'RE ALMOST COMPLETELY
DEMoLlsHED-MANY OF THE
INJURED WILL DIE.

Sault st. Marie, Sept. ia ser
iops wreck occurred today ON the Ca
madam Pacinc railroad at Azilda. a
short distance from SundLury
Two sections of fast EXPRESS
train collided Both of the trains
were heavily loaded with passengers
The collision was head-on and num-
ber Of the coaches wesa almost com
pletely demolished, one or two being
smashed into Iindling wood.
Eight people were killed outright
five died later from injuries receive /
IN the wreck, while twenty or more
were more or less injured.
The cause Of the werck has not
yet been ldASUed. A train containing
several physicians was quickly rush
ed to the scene o>>ARe accident ami
everything possible was done for the
injured passengers. Some of the peo-
pie killed have not yet been 0dentiaed
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-13
To See What is Needed
in Appropriations for
The 0cnuIgee
WILL Be THERE TODAY


Macon, Sept 12-Coneressman ~
B. Burton. chairman of The national
committee on rivers ami harbors win
be here to look into the matter Of
navigation on the 0cmtggee river
either Thursday Of Friday night ami
viii spend the day subsequent to
his arrival i'm ana Inspection and in.
quiW as TO river ooditions.
This eminent authority on river mat
ters will be tba suast of Congressman
Bartlett at whose invitation he is
coming to the city. Congressman
Gartlett is greatly interested in the
matter Of river Development ana
thinks now that a boat is plying the
river he will be able to get more
money for the bettermelt of the
stream than heretofore. AS soon as
he learned that the Nan Elizabeth was
TO ply the river Judge Bartless began
working on Mr.. Burton to pay a visit
to the city and 20 over the river
matter in person. MIR Burton is the
greatest river authority on rivers anu
harboIs in the United States. His
word is almost law IN the committee,
for the reason Chat all the members
recognize his honesty of purpose and
great information on such matters.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-13
Governor Visited Secretary
BonGpart in IntGrGSi Of
BattIsShip
Chef Executice Requests That the
Big Fighter of Uncle SANS be
Placed Into Commission at
Brunswick or Savannah

Governor Terrell Tuesday yisitea
Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte in
Washington in the interest of the
battleshop Georgia, which :he gov
ernor is anxious to have placed intc
commission either at Brunswick or
Savannah. He did moi express his
preference between the two ports,
but merely asked that the states
namesake be brought to one Of the
ports.
The following special sent out from
Washington or the subject will be
of Interest:
Governor Terrell. of Georgia. to
day visited Washington and had a
conference Of some length with Sec.
retay of the Navy Bonaparte al
noon. He said the people of his
state are anxious that the big battle
ship Georgia, now being completed.
be brought to either Savannah or
Brunswick for commission.
Secretary Boneparte las not VET
announced his decision on the gov
eror's request, but the department s.
known to be adverse TO sending ths
warship to Georgia to be cominission-
ed later, for her silver service. Jf
the service is ready to be presenter.
at the time Of commission it is liko-
ly that the request will be granted.
No arrangements have yet been
made for the silver service. but it isl
understood that the young lady whoI
will act as sponsor will make the
presentation of the silver service.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-13
FORMER ZIMMERMAN SEES
6RuNsWlcKs BIG FUTURE

p G. Phinney, the well known
Jacksonville lumberman. was in the
city on business trip yesterday an1
talked very interestingly of Brums
wick He thinks the city has a great
future ~ piedicts chat in the course
Of afN gears the city will al
me5t double Itself IL commerce and
population.
Mr. Phinney ships considerable
humber through the pofi Of brunswick
and says that lately he A1s been do
ing more Of It than ever before on
account Of the contested condition OF
the railroads at jacksonville
He says that he is going to dc
quite large traffic through the port
in the future and may later on estaD-
Iish branch officssen this city.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-13
CUT UP cAPERS
Negro at the New Docks Wanted t,
Sshoot Everybody in Neigh
borhood Tuesday Night.

John Staten, negro formely EN-
ployed out at the new docks OF the
Southern railway, got the very pecu
liar notion in his head at late houi
Tuesday night that ne owned the
whole shooting match ont there ana
proceeded to fiji the atmosphere
with deep odor Of caioric.
He raised such a disturbance that
an officer was 'phoned for and San
Coins went out to relieve the situa
ton. When the officer arrived Slater
played the crazy man and ONCE.
Goips saws he did 50 to perfection
He imagined that he was a great
leader in the order Of knights oi
sSythias and all the way back to the
alarmed the residents with inc
sress" signals Of that order, as he
cSed them.
He was finally landed in the county
jail, but seems to have again become
sane and had no appearances oS a lun-
attic yesterday He vii now be held
on the charge of ~caIrying cooceal
ed weapons.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-13
ANOTHER LINE
TO TAP A,,B.GA
People Of Fort ANY 10
Build Line 10 Conns
Withit i
COMPANY IS 0RGANIZA
The New Road Will Divert All of it.
Freight to the Al, d atA. and
it Will Come t4ssa Will
Pass a Rich Section

According to the Macon News an
other railroad is soon to be construct
ed to connect with the A. B. Il
A. thus giving Brunswick .
new territory Of trade and trafic. The
News tells the story in its Issue 81
yesterday as follows;
AT a meeting of the citizens oi
Fort Valley held yesterday the Mons
Springs Railway Company was for
mally organized This road which il
TO extend from Fort Valley to Scotch
land. point on the Atlanta. Birm-
ingham and Atlantic railroad, has al
ready been surveyed and nov the or,
ganization, having been completed,
the work of grading is ready to be
gin. All the necessary land and the
right Of way have been secured. and
the construction force Is gov being
gathered together for the purpose OF
beginning the work.
The following directors were chosen
a. 3 Hamilton. OF Marshaille. G. b.
NJ Watkins, Garden valley F. O.
Miller. Fort Valley, C. 4 Shepard.
Fort Valley. Julian R Lane. Fort
Valley.
The directors met shorts aitef they
were chosen and the following OIL
GERS Of the company were elected:
], n, milton. president Julian
L. Lap% vice president aHd general
manager; G, L. Shepard, secrtary and
treasurer.
Vice President and General Man
ager Lane will be in charge Of the
work of construction, viii push Il
to completion as fast as possible
lie is very experiencet' V ilr.-
man and will rush the ss
new line.
Miona Sprigsn famous ~
state, viii be opened to the public
by the new road. while whole lot o
new territory will be greatly improv
ed by the new line. The people 0
Fort Valley are very enthusiastic owe
the road.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-13
BIG SAW MILL TO START SOON.
Industry at Waycross One Of the Lar
aest in the State.

The Bailey Manufacturing Com
pgpy. who recently applied for a
eharter ia Ware county, are preparing
to erect In Wsycrcss one Of the lar
gest saw mills ever constructed in
this section of the country, The
min Will be located just outside the
city limits. and will cover 20 acres.
The Bailey Manufacturing Com
pany has timber sufficient to keep the
mill in operation for 25 years. Then
timber starts near Waycross and ex
tends for SO miles west of the city
The company will commence busl
ness with a paid in capital stock o
sl60 600, but probably twice this sun
will be required to carry on the bus
iness. From 200 to 300 workmen vii
Be required at the mill, and It is aa
nounced that 100 dwellings will be g
sired for the men as soon as tne'
can be constructed.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-13
WORK ON CASE
Another Negro Arrested Yesterday
Who is Thought to be lmpIi-
Gated in Murders.

The omcers ia B,unswlcE are sta,
busy irving to solve the Snrdor =,
the two Negro. S. Lindsay and streato
last Sunday morning.
Yesterday morning Policeman ia.
tin arrested Pete stewart whom il
is believed, was one of tbe opartetta
of gamblers thai assemh,ed on roo
street Saturday niebt and Terminated
their game ID the murder Of two Of
their coaaanions
The coroners hny did NOT hold a
.ses4on yesterday afternoon fo, Ne
IroaI In that the officers are now Il
woiH on some other clues in tbe caen
anfMthe f,iytbor trvoe,i,,aifo, 90 tho
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-13
TWO BAD WKECKS.
MANY LIVES LOST
The sYMoNs-posTELL NUplTALs
Popular Couple was Welded Yester-
day at Noon.

AT the residence of the brides
mother, Mrs. Fannie Symons. yes
terday at noon, occurred the wedding
OF Miss zoe Symons, Of this city. to
Mr- Clifford Postell. Of ST Simon.
The ceremony was performed in the
parlor Of the residence, whiels was
arettily decorated for the o6 Ssion
with vines and cut flowers. the color
note being yellow and green.
In this presence Of relatives and a
number Of friends the ceremony was
performed by Rev D. Watson Winn.
Of ST. Simon Mendlesson's wedding
march was played by Miss Jamie Sy-
mons Little Misses Alice Stiles
and Misses Alice and Leila Parker
and Master Harry Parker, proceeded
the bride and groom as they enter-
ca the parlor.
After the ceremony an informal re-
ception was held, about fifty guests
being present. At 2 o'clock Nh AMI
AIRS. Postsll left for St Simon ana
last night a seption was rendered
them by Mr. and Mrs. w. Il. shad
man.
Both the bride and groom are wen
known and popular among a large
circle OF friends in this and other
cities, the families being among the
most prominent in the state Many
handaeme presents were received. at
testing to their popularity
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-13
BLACK HAND AGENT
FIRES INTO CROWD.

Huntingdon, W. va, Sept 12.-of
tieials OF this county believe THAI
the Black Hand is getting in its
work hers. Th4s morning an un-
known Italian, who arrived YESTERDAY
at the railroad camp at Barboursvile
pulled a revolver and began firing
it into a group Of workmen.
ed Janetta Rossiman and badly in
iured Luna Nura.
He said. as he made break fol
libertys that he had been sent to this
country to kiln two men. AS he
ran toward the woodlands several
shots were fired at him. Hhe has not
been captured
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-13
What the National Has done
during the Past Ten
Years
DEPOSITS OVER DOUBLED
Cashier Walter Issues compars.
tive Statement Showing pepos-
its Of institution since Pres
ent Officers Took Charge.

The progress sslf TIE plSt zen years
with the National Bans OF iiIups Yiall
has been something rnogc :s,,eutel in
the commercial histo.~, Of this city.
When the present officers took charge
of this institution In 1906, it's total
deposits only amounted to s179, ,Ooo
and by reference to the half page al.
yertisement of the concern TO be
found elsewhere in this issue, it viii
be observed that the deposits at the
close Of business September 4 foots
| up the enormous total Of $3.50 600, an
Increase in the past decade of more
than four hundred thousand dollars
This kind Of a showing does nos
only do credit to the good manage
ment OF the popular banking insti-
tuition, but it shows a prosperity in
Brunswick that must be gratifying
to the people of the city generally.
The attention of the public is call
ed to the advertisement IN The News
this morning and the people Of TIE
city are invited to read the state
ment of Cashier f. D Walter.
There is no healthier sign Of the
times than sound and substantial
conditions Of the banks Of a COM
munity and the magnificent record
Of the National Bank Of Brunswick
its steady growth and DEVELOPMENT
speaks well for those at its helm and
for tha progressive city in which II
| is opel ng
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-13
SHOW IS BEING ll7RAIsED.
Good Awf fon viii BE-, At the
Sad Friday Nieht

The LedgeiDispatch, OF Norfolk,
Tuesday August Z, said: "one az
the most enjoyable performances THAI
have been witnessed at the casino
this season was given last night by
q company Of clever players headed
By Fred House, Den Howe, Miss Maui
A. Scott and Miss Grave Vinton pre-.
senting the furiously funny three act
copfedy "A Runaway Match" The
audience was large and the applause
was N1eral and enthusiastic. The
production was good throughout and
there have been few bills at the casa
mo this Season that have given as
much satisfaction as "a Runaway
Match Iudging by the manner in
which large first night audience.
greeted the comedy it viii be widely
talked about
This attraction will be at the
Grand on Friday night
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-13
Yesterdays shinnlnn

The British bark Wesfmorelar i,
Captain Matson, arrived in port from
New YORK. The Norwegian bark In
gomar. Captain Johannesen. sailed Tor
Buenos Ayres.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-13
SLATE IS MALjE
A
Macon Paper Finds out Who M
be Members of the New cours
Of Appeals.

The following interesting political
story is taken from the Macon Even
ing News:
According to those who are suppoa-
ed to be wise as to the political sli-
uation. the slate for the judges Of
the new court OF appeals has almos
been fixed. just one MAI lacking at
present.
The two men who have been Pick
ed for the jobs are Henry c. Peoples.
Of Atlanta. and Arthur Gray Poweil
Of BlakeIy and the third man win be
either Attorney George S. Jones. 1f
Macon, or H. H. Perry, Of Han
county.
II Is currently reported that the
tlc has been passed down the line
for tIIe~ supporters Of Hon Hoke
Smith 10 suppaff: wSvirr 40 NC RrsS ~ .gv
should the sotel : : =
ment to the &C ieatil.
court Of appeals.
One Macon attoney nIlown
:, weiI posted as to political affairs sals
,lif was practically sertain that these
4 two men would be put up for thf
! people to vote for. and that it was
J, equally as certain that the thira mar
would be either George s. Jones ol
/ M. Perry.
!. ii is further reported that Hon. Q
n II B. Bloodworth. Of Forsyth, ID nov
{ out Of the race,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-13
Head-0n Collision on the
Atlanta { HssiP0ilt did
Much Damage
OCCURRED At 8HGGA0
TWO FREiesTs, MOVING AT FULL.
SPEED, CoLLi0ED-RoTB SNsl-
NEERs AND sFlREMEN WE'RE
kiLLEp-LfsT or THE DEAD.

Atlanta Sept l2 Eight men were
crushed % death ana several others
injured IN head-op collision toJas
Of fast train on the Atlanta am
West Point railroad al Rngold The
dead are
chas. W. Fisher. engineer, Atlanta
Thomas Whitehead conductor.
w. 3. Skeiton. Itennesaw
Clyde clemmons, enQineer At
Ianta.
Tunnel l4in. brakeman. Daiton.
Geo. Smith, eneiaeer.
}. X. Kineeman, Atlanta.
Two fireman not Identified.
A number OF the freight cars were
demolished and nearly every one Of
tnem lelt The track Both the trains
we're moving al d rapid rate Of speed
and came together with a terrific
crash, The Two engineers and tbs
tlremen did not have time TO move
from the,EApost. Their bodies were
adly mdS ted
/ Neag1e ~ member Of the crew
A ~ two trains Aere either killed
scene mg the aeW Wdent non this
sss il 4ia1A men i. y.s, .o.
Md, where they e a3cciylns
oa1treatment
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-13
a GREAT MILLINERY OP@Nc
Miss L. c. jackson will Thro" Her
Doors open Tuesday

Doors open Tuesday.
Mrs. L. G. Jackson. an up to date
ifSIiffie4 A.tiid modiste, who has come
to the city from New York viii on
next Tuesday, September is, open nsi
handsome parlors in the opera ho7s'
building on Newcastle street
Miss Jackson is going 70 maze
pecfaity OF carrying the best crea
ons that money can secure % I'M
illinary line. Her stock viii consis
Gage and pattern hats, ? Eve ln'
trimmings and mourning eeoa
specially handsome assortmen
tchidrens hats
he comes 10 Brunswick direct tfol
ham and her stock haa nseh se %
Cd from tie most exclusive MN
ne circles os fiat cify
member her 9oeAlng aase. ps
aassutember Is ana attend #
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-13
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT SAVES
a GIRL From THE eALaoWs

washington, Sept. President
Roosevelt has commuled the life sen
tence Of Lizzie Cardish. an Indian,
rs years. old, who was convicted on
an arsoH charge. While student on
Menom &c indian reservation she
fred thT School one night under the
imDressmn that she would not have
to attend school any more. The pres
ident has commnted the sentence to
Imprisonment in reform school un-
til the girl is 2l years Of age.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-13
should the Vptei
ment to the &C
court Of appeals.
sMALL ACCIDENT ON 4. 9. : Z

two or Three Freight Cars Jnmpsq
the Track Near Nieholle
The report that a serious ~1eoa
occurred onskbe A., 3. & A., TUESDAY
osfsrnoon. arosshat the engineer an9
TTeman barely escaped win tnf''
iIyes. was erroneous. ana oilitisals Z
ia xoad wers mgeh sgspE'se
81 read the report yessss.'
4 slight accident aid oc
! road bear Nichols, gne "
~ giumplng the = ee