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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-21
EVIDENCE IN THE
SCHMITZ.RUEF TRIAL

San Francisco, Dec. D.--William ].
Burns, the detective who has been gather
ing the evidence upon which the recent
Indictments found by the grand jury are
based, was a witness today In the case OF
Mayor Eugene L. Schmitx and Abraham
Ruel. charged with extortion. In answer
% a question, the witness stated that for
Is years he has been employed as spe-
olal agent Of the interior department
An attempt was made by Atty. Ach, for
the defense. to show that Burns severed
his connection With the government at
he request OF Special Prosecutor Heney,
isut the evidence was not admitted, The
court also sustained the objections Of the
prosecution 10 questions concerning when
Burns arrived In San Francisco. whether
ne knew James ID. Phelan or Rudolph
spreckes, or whether he hads received
money from them. He stated, however,
that no had received no money from
IIeney.
In answer to further questions, he stat
ed no had known Ruef for about three
years. He stated he did not know Grand
Jurors Gallagher Dwyer or Young. In
fact, he stated he knew none OF the men,
bers Of the grand jury except in very
Il have" said the witness, passed the
time OF day with some Of them"
"ls Il not fact that your sole reason
for being In San Francisco Is TO aid tho
prosecution In securing indiotments?"
asked Ach.
The question was objected to and the
objection sustained
Burns stated that he had been intro.
duced to Grand Juror Sonntag, but had
never discussed with him any OF the mat
fers under investigation BY the grand
Jury He had he said talked perhaps
three or four times with Foreman oliver,
Nothing was said about Ruef, Schmitz,
Nicholas Duffey or any OF the witnesses
ibid you talk about conspiracy, TO In
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STUDENTS EXPELLED.

Paris, Dec. 20.--The teachers aud stu
dents OF the famous st. Sulpice SEM
mary here were expelled today. Among
the students were number OF British
subjects and one American who read
an energetic protest. lIo claimed they
were there under an agreement with
the French government. The foreign
students also announced their inten-
ton OF calling the attention OF the em-
bassles to the action.
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many perplexing International difficult
ties. and especially In Turkey. whore
many men who have American nat
uralization papers demand the protec-
ton OF the United States IL the rec
concentrations OF the committee be en-
acted into law this country win 30
practically upon the same basis thar
England now Is, and will be able 60 ter
inmate the American citizenship OF per-
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FOR RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS

Washington, Dec. 90 The bureau
Of education Is advised by Dr. Parkin
Of the Rhodes trust that the next ex
animation IN the United States Of cand
held Jan. II and IS. 1891, In each
state and territory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-21

Only two more days In which 10 get
your MOUNTS Christmas pie mince-
meat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-21

Never can tel when you'l mash n
finger or suffer u cut. bruise, burn or
scald. BE prepared, DR.. Thomas Ec-
lectric OIL Instantly relieves the pain
quickly cures the wound.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-21

Elegant and Exclusive
Designs in furs at Mehesy's, Knuts-
ford.
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Exceptional Fur Values
At Mehesy's Xmas clearance sale.
Knutsford fur store.
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MIR. HARRIMANs REPLY.


.T T '',s M. iiarlil''an rssponoeu'
- ,nc Iesiueht, NaShlnstoh, -,
W !ou .eiesra,h ti'lS
ou 9'.,i W pu unuer tue I'M
wa. .ne Cailioinia DeSfiop-
- su,"'aTs 10 souslein Isvilis
IN pl'ss ns as etnoneous. nau
on,ns 70 w w VII 'S worn VI tne
, .,ins "a me ea,al anal. We are hot IN
a es.'n, IN MS stock ana ~ no way
money to assist in dealing with the
s "o'apn has i' .,o 'ae aoutasr. rac,nc
| n,,,on ~ tho sa,,,.rs ~ liz po,
. \, ,racke hmt we hava ds,srr,,raS -
| @,,,a H. 49,. sss 'i'nou :,
,.v , sno 't tra un ~ "isnsr srounu,
s,s,aeo a., ,i,tr a,,h ew ~ ~
sw,hern panIso oWi.ors q, :" 80,
| 4 rro,-eas a., 49, lit ~ .ne "s'
~ ~ hrsa, o ,rrs W.m unt'ts " re-
rmen, son rs. ,e,, 'na, 'ns So
n necsssarsv o no r you . pueJae
~. H. HARTMAN
PRESIDENTS ANSWER.
Inc presidents answer to Mr.. Har-
"liah tollows
Am dehghted TO receive your tele-
slam' Have NJ once directed the re-
.smahon service to get into touch
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.IRY|NG TO CONTROL
COLORADO RIVER.
President Tells E. H. Hartman
That it is Incumbent on Him
TO Close the Break.
Ne DENIES RESPONSIBILITY.
=. roosevelt Delighted With His Re-
ply and VIII Make Recommend
dations to Congress.

,.sh,ueton. Dec. 20.--President
,,..svelt is exerting his efforts to have
=. break In the Colorado river In Mex
=. ,enaired as soon as possible by the
r.,fornia Development company,
.s,eh he declares, Is ultimately respon-
',Sls for II. With this end in View he
.odav telegraphed to f. II, Hartman at
Sev York reciting the inability to Sc
,a,a action by Congress because Of the
,dtournment for the Christmas holi-
,ars The president told Mr.. Hartman
Ist II Is incumbent upon him to close
Wv break, and that action should be
without an hours delay.
Wr Hartman replied that the South
Avn Pacific has no control over the
c,Iifornia Development company, but
10 would authorize the Southern Paci-
A. officers TO try to repair the break,
,rnsting Congress to take action later
N assist with the burden. The president
Sromised to make recommendations to
President Roosevelts decision fol-
oUed a conference at the White House
IN which Senator Flint of California.
charles D. Walcott, director OF the geo.
Halcal survey. and Frederick II. New
I'M chief engineer of the reclamation
.erics, participated.
TELEGRAM TO y. II. HARTMAN.
Following is the telegram sent to
Mr. Hartmann:
aE. II. Hartman: Replying 10 yours
u the 18th. Reclamation service cannot
,uer upon work without authority of
Congress and suitable convention with
Mexico. Congress adjourns today for
Aoidays impossible to secure action at
trsent. II Is incumbent ON you TO
Aose break again. Question Of future
ornament maintenance can then be
.ken up. Reclamation service engin-
pfs available for consultation. This Is
ii the aid that there is In the power Of
he government TO render, and II seems
% me clear that II is the impera-
tive duty Of the California Develop
ment company to close this break at
snce. The danger is ultimately due only
70 the action OF that company In max
hg heading completed in October, 1904,
h Mexican territory. The present crisis
can at this moment only be met by the
seton Of the company, which Is ulti-
uately responsible for 1t, and that ac-
llOn should be taken without an hours
isay Through the department of state
lam endeavoring to secure such action
by he Mexican government as will en-
able Congress in It's turn to act. But
1t present Congress can do nothing
without such action by the Mexican
government This Is a matter Of such
vital Importance that wish to repeat
that there Is not the slightest excuse
Tor the California Development COM
AMY waiting an hour for the action of
me goTernment. IL is their duty to
meet the present danger Immediately,
i1i then this government will take up
IN II, as II has already taken up with
Mico, the question OF providing
Ainst recurrence of the danger
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
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PIANOS.

High grade and medium easy payments.
one price only, cash reductions; esti-
mates on plano repairing without cost;
we do renting and tuning
NEW YORK & WESTERN PIANO CO.,
No. 80 Market ST.. near Postoffice.
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OFFICERS named
BY GOAA LINE
DIRECTORS ARE NOW IT ON
THEIR ANNUAL lNsa TloN
or The ROAD

Charleston. s G, Nov 22.- the
annual meeting Of the Northws kn
railroad. held here today divldS
Of per cent vas declared and thg
following oficers elected: Thomas
Wilson president; ]. r Post. treas.
urer; r. D Comfy. secretary. John
Wilson, auditor; directors. II Wal.
ters. Baltlmore;J. r. Rhame. Mani
ming; T. NJ Emerson. ]. f. Divine.
Wilmington; Alexander Hamilton.
Petersburg
The annual meeting of the
Charleston aud Western Carolina
Htailroad Company followed. All
stock was represented Oflcers were
elected for the ensuing year, as tor
lows John b Cleveland, Spartan
burg. president; H. Walters, Balti-
more, first vicar president; T. NJ
Emerson Wilmington, second vice
president; J. f. Post, treasurer; r.
%. Cronly, secretary; directors. J.
r. Cleveland, Avery Patton, Green
vile; J. o. c. Fleming, Laurens; A.
r. McKissick, Greenwood; j. A.
Brock, Anderson; J. p Doughty, Au-
gusta; H. Walters, Baltimore; Mi
chael Jenkins, Baltimore; Alexander
Hamilton, Peters urg.
At o'clock this afternoon the
private car left for Savannah A
short tour Of the Atlantic Coast
Line system south Of Charleston will
be made
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that little city new outlet to al
points. both By rail and water. In
fact. it is not believed that anything
in the line OF progress could be Sc
cured at present which would be
more benefit TO Brunswick.
The road would necessarily have
to erect adequate terminals in the
city would have depot. freight
terminals, and growing as it is at
present it would be one Of the most
important railroads touching Bruins
wick.
Manager Emerson seems anxious
to extend here: his line is backed
by ample capital and it is generally
believed that when his proposition
is Submitted it wiz be accepted oy
the business men Of BrunswicR. ana
that within another twelve months
this port will be the terminus Of a
fourth railroad
The meeting to be held today be.
tween the local committees and the
raiload officials will probably deter
mine something
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!. Mlnt d succeed RaLI

Washington Nov. 22.-Brig Cen
j. Franklln Sell who Is now in com
mand Of the army In Cuba. has been
ordered home and Brig GenNT. j..
Wint VIA Feplaee him in Cuba Brig
Gen Wlnt M now In command Of
the nepal n1ent OF the Missouri.
When Gen Bell was ordered to
Cuba It was understood that his as.
slgnment was only temporary
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IMMIGRANTS DID
NOT WORK LONG
SOME or THOSE BROUGHT TO
SOUTH CAROLINA HAVE AL
READY QUIT JOBS.

Columbia, 5. c., Nov 22.-Some 60
of the immigrants who came over on
the Wlttekind and went to work in
the Anderson cotton mills. have quit
IN IN d body, and are walking asont
the streets of Anderson talking to
each other and getting themselves
more dissatisfied. Some of the for.
elgners ARE complaining that they
were deceived into bellaa II
they Npnld get more
they are getting, and tn 18th.
FER Gwynn. Who has fnong
them talking with 4 frpreter
says there is some 81 For thia
complaint, though 9th who have
talked direct and examined the cir
Ecnlars Oh which they were induced ID
lleaye their happy homes in Europe,
say there Is nothing deceptive about
the circulars - professional agi
ltatofs among the crowd are trying
Ito dIssatisfy people who are salts
.Ified and disposed TO work. The mill
iauthorities say the foreigners are
being paid exactly the same as the
local help, and that this Is all that
| will be paid, that she experiencel
help Is getting what experienceS
lhelp ID this countfg gets, but tlial
green nuuDS FlllfnV % F1Oitleii ~ -
Work as local gf4en hands work Il
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crete Edling, building sHps, ware
houses, coal chutes. a light and pow.
ier house and other terminal facili-
I lies on large scale thereby pro
yiding for IL handling of an i'm.
mense amount OF new commerce
which said railroad expects to bring
to Brunswick; and further, that the
attention of congress he also al.
rected TO the fact that the said rail.
road company has been instrumen.
tai In and directly responsible for
The establishment OF a new steam
ship line plying between Brunswick
and New York. the said line consist.
ing Of four steamers, one Of which
has been completed and iss now In
commission. the other three Of when
are rapidly approaching completion.
and has likewise arranged in addi-
ton for a steamship TO ply regularly
between New York and the CITY
OF Havana, Cuba. touching at the
port Of Brunswick both going and
coming.
Resnlyed. further, that the at,
tention Of the congress be invited |
to the fact that the Southern Rail. |
way Company and the Atlantic Coast
Line Railway Company each have
large termtnal facilities at Bruns-
wick. over which large and grow.
ng business Is being handled. and
the Southern Railway Company is
low preparing to enlarge its termi-
nal facilities by the erection of
arge additional warehouse for the
ltoring and distribution of imports.
Resolved bier. that all the
previous resofutions and recommeu.
lations Of this board IN reference to
lhe necessity fS1 Increasing the
lep-h Of water il the inner harbor j
I'D outer bar be and tie same are
1afehy resaiilrmed ana now urged
ipon the attention of congress, ana !,
2 addition hereto that congress be 1
avited e consider resolutions Of the !,
larlous commercial bodies through.
nj the United states urging ii. I.
'reasea dapth 8 water at Bruins, Il
Sdcax. whiqh resolattons aro nov /;
ending hegpre said congress- /.
Resolved surthaS .tAat copy ii
hese sesoIa Hlrnlshed
~ Immediate REPRESENTATIVE in con !
fess I5on. william q Branslev ana
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His Death is Now Expected
at Almost Any Time by
Those Close TO Him
HIS CONDITION is HOPELESS
Weekly Review Of John Bull says
He Is Nerveiess, voiceless and
Almost sIsatIesa-zIs Wheel
ed 70 His e.

London. Nov. 22.- announce
ment was made toda that Joseph
Chamberlain was sicaI wreck
The Weekly Review John Bull
says
Joseph chamberlafA1is is nsrveless.
yoiceless, almost sighuesa aud par
altc He is now wheeled twice &.
week 70 his Orchid house.
II ia believed thas his health is
failing 50 RAPIDLY tnat be viii noe
I'VE many more weexs and the an.
nouneement or his death at any time
@lh not can surprise
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4herson is here for BUSH
gness. While be has not yet made
known the demands that will be
made of the business men of Bruins
wick. he has announced that he is
in the city for the purpose of defin.
ltely deciding whether or not the
Darien and Western is to make
Brunswick its terminus. He wants
the road extended to Brunswick, the
people of Brunswick want II to come
and, with such mutual desire. It is
beloved that within reasonable
length of time Brunswick win have
her fourth railroad
The committee took the railroad
officials in charge yesterday after
noon. but only an informal meeting
was held They were given a drive
over the rity, accompanied by
Messrs. Albert Fendig, H. Al.
Wrench F. D. Aiken. c. D. ogg and
r. II. Hopkins Another meeting will
be held today and the committee
and Mr., Emerson may get down to
business. He will probably make
known his proposition and then the
people Of Brunswick will have an
opportunity to see just what can be
done.
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To Cross Altsmaha.

Was it not for the fact that the
railroad will have to cross the Alta
maha river at a Eoint above Darien,
necessitating the erection of a bridge
at a great cost, there would be no
trouble whatever IN bringing the
road TO Brunswick 1t could be ex-
tended here for a small amount and
Thea railroad would not ask anything
Of lr business men. hut to get hero
it absolutely necessary to cross
The tamaha.
MrS Emerson has figured that the
bridgd Nh cost In the neighborhood
Of $16s ap0, and It IS part of this
amount hat Brunswick will proba-
bly, be Bked 70 furnish Mr. Ener,
son. as stated above, has not yet
submitted his propoaition. and there
fore 1t not knowI Exactly what
win be manded
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IN 4 COLLISION
SHIP GOES D8Iln
STEAMER AND TUG BOAT col.
LlDE-PAssENcERs ESCAPE
IN NIGHT CLOTHES.

Portland. Ore, Nov. 22.---The riv-
or steamer Lifeline was sunk toaRys
in coilicion with towDoat ID the
Cascade river Off Lainer,
The accident occurred early this
morning, before the passengers
aboard tho steamer were up and. IN
thelr night clothes. they all escapes
e Cascade as did the crew There
were no fatalities. but The steamer
vim be total pss-
Asfry Thaw's Trial
New York NOV. 22 Develop
.late today make it certain
rial oE Harry X Thaw On
~ having murdered stan.
the architect. wi 49,
&c Rec''
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ia Local Road.

II the arien and Western Is ex.
tended 4 Brunswick 1t will be a
strictly bal road. Mr. Emerson
stated VI erday that he would put
on a do daily schedule to and
from BruN ik, thug giving the
people aIol the line Of the road
an opportL ~ to come to Bruins
wick. spe the day, and return to
their hom 1t night. The goaa e.
present runs from parlen 70 Cor
Inns. in Tatnall county distance Of
9G miles and is being rapidly ex4
tended to Reidsville # passes
through sed hi here's otosh ll'''
touched By o traae in iast =
would ope9 eusineNs ~
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btt0tc the SoiOHa hHu tN&S were
ANliekly disposed Of
hen the mead OF reso Ms was
ia sd there were qultd
lber Noduced several az
ried ropriations So.
under
durInl
By
an apIs 81.
or SOM fol
the pu oal
Gre4e
BY Eori1ine
Tthe nla5o half y
the city, bte for
a similar a Ton No
vember 2s.
BY Aldern ppropri
ating sl50 uildins
a bulkhead Aue, as
such Is badly Fnt, the
water constant to the
boulevard. Tie till prob.
|aoly be construed
BY Alderman N iuthorizing
the mayor to issue claim deed
10 the A.. B. and Al be terminal
site as soon as the Of $4,000
lis paid to the board Aducatid by
the road
By Alderman Wood. oyiding that
a keeper be empIoI Tor Orange
Park in New Town lhe resolution
was passed and soT ae will &prt-
ly be named to Z harge Of the
park.
Under the head 'dinanees only
two were introduc one q them
was by Alderman q amending the
ordinance recently used by coun
Gil making it al the law %
erect awnings on rtain streets
The ordinance la tght does moi
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BOARD Of TRADES
I ANNUAL MEETING
>HELD YESTERDAY
Aiken 10 Head The
R6na8FGiaI Body Daring
{ he Coming Year
8. !. 0GG AGAIN SECRETARY !.
large Number Of the Members pres
{. ]. 0gG AGAIN SECRETARY
Large Number Of the Members pres
ent and Considerable Business
Was plsaoasd of--Importart
Resolutions Passed.

The annnal roasf,, =
wick board i a,es,,, s ,s ~ tuiis' ..
lci4y bail va.torssg s'ss y. a. 'ne e
ln'cjoeA witb n, 49, ~ ~
hers nraaan, ~ ss - nsla'
lars fos M asss,... - -. 80. z a'nc7
follows
President u AiJsep
1 First vIcs president + VS. M
Isaraehan.
Second vgee ,lsresidenf = Nav
man
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LookIna Into InaIan Elseuda

Looking into indian Flseu,
Muskogee. /. T., Now
FoullSs. special repre- &c
President Roosevelt, today
investigation into the alleged
in connection with the cree
Nation tow lot sale
was demanded BY q
Creek Codncil which
Eerpment officers witll
|lng thousands 81 doIlal
polgpHrQ ,py
Springfield. Mass aX
man Is dead here anq
".'s y
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Havana, Nov 22.cwo cases b
Yellow fever developed here tod
whieH makes seven casss NOM.
cit1 4ad thEeQ N S lGtag
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Mrs ANNA 4. psmlNo DEAD.
gstinsale adj Passed ADav Yes-
seraay AIsss A0na Illness,

sstirns1ls iady Passed Away Yes-
seraay Atsss Yong Illness,
After an lHness * ~ over :
period u slx weeks. sSdrs. Anna r.
Depling "a sad awag late yesterday
afternoon tAa residence Of Mrs.
H r. symopa on Monk street where.
with her dau liter Miss Lizzie Dem
ing, she was making her home.
Mrs. DeMinS lias haan in esitical
condition ior the past several days.
ssTering from congestion Of the
lungs. Her son. Mt 6. W. Deming.
was called 70 fhe city Tuesday from
Alabama on account Of the serious
condition Of his mother Everything
possible has been done for her dur
ing her illuess but to no avail
The deceased was loved and e.
teemed BY large circle of friends
in Brunswick and elsewhere, who
win be Erleysd % learn Of her death
and ting niIy has the sympathy Of
the q community.
MIS- ping was the widow Of tha
es w Deming and was
f Macon, Ca, whore she
resfdedS& P few years ago when
she removed to Brunswick. accom-.
panied BY her daughter. Miss Lizzie
H. Deming. to make her home here
with her son. She was 72 years OF
ago and is survived by one son and
one daughter. All OF her life she
has been a consistent and devoted
member Of the Presbyterian church
and until she was too much ad.
yanced IN lge was prominent In
church york.
The funeral VIII occur from the
Presbytsrlan church this afternoon
|at 2:80 oclock Relatives from at.
lanta ana Jaeksonvilleewill arrive In
the city this m0Es & to attend the
gunerai. The To- foszsswing gentlemen
VIII act as pa bearers: L. II
Jones. = s. 6ymons. H F. du
N'@AaSn, - l15Al w. y. brODBs
ton Frank well, Edwin Brobstoo
and H Ety.
The SQins the many other
friend family in extending
cond' ~
-
ny GOODS
L BE DISPLAYED
ov "a Mira. M. W.
hy a new line OF
ID hats, all Of latest
If Ancy feathers
win arA4 on dis
Aadie cordially invited to call.
nd Mpece the goods at. 500 New Z
astle.
- -
More yeYow Fsves.
Havana, NOV. % gewo cases VI
fever developed here tod
ghlcH makes seven casss uou,,
'ita YApd three IN N lnkaa
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MINOR MATTERS
Up LAST NIGHT
BEFORE COUNCIL
City Salons Had Very Little
Work TO Dispose Of at
MseIiRg
~
arfRynA4 nrnfsK IL sstaNAto "a :. r-y-ls, M
SEVERAL RESOIB OFF
Another Ordinance Fixing RAD
Lisht and Water Was ri
on It's First Reading
ters Disposed Of.

City council met III RED
last night, but nothing
Importance came up ~
We're Chairman Of CO.
man presiding; Alder|
Wright, Cook, Golden AM
minutes OF the last regu
We're read and confirmed.
Under the head Of p,
communications only o
matters Of minor impor
before the solona aud
plckly disposed Of
hen the head OF reso
IL Ned there were quit,
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uaIf INC mOtloh was cHIIIeu p
n " this committee will gis
bier city 70 look into the III
er rates
lhe reading of aecol3
adjourned
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-23

ladieF cordially invited TO call
and MSeece the goods at. 500 New
castle.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-23
Mr.. EMERSON IS
NOW READY.
EXTEND
President Of Inc Darisn &
Western iR The City
lUI DuSllI6SS
MEETING ON FOR TODAY .
He win Probably Submit His Propo-
sition to the Business Men of
Brunswick and a Decision
May 5s Reached.
MEETING ON FOR TODAY

a Manager Emerson and
Felght Agent Neville of the
Rast and aPiedmont Rail.
arrived IN Brunswick
afternoon over the At
ngbam md Atlantic rail.
ing in the private car
tn O. c. 8 P railroad
he arrival of the
lii the hands Of sey.
embers of the Joint
inted from the city
I'd OF Trade and the
lgue TO take charge
meeting Mr, Emer.
pl in the city and
inability of seeur,