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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-11

agent of the Mallory. but who is now
vice president and general manager
of both the Mallory and Clyde lines,
will arrive in Brunswick today or to
morrow and will likely make official
announcement of the withdrawal Of
the Mallorys steamers.
Just what effect the change will
have on the employees of the Nal
lory line in this city is not yet known.
Captain Tupper, the agent. is en-
gagged in a number of other businesses
and will remain in his present Offices.
He IS vice president of one bank and
a director of another. is at the head
OF the Brunswick and Florida Steam
boat Company. (the Cumberland
Route.l the Brunswick Lighterage
Company and other enterprises. 1t
is not believed that the change viii
materially effect any of the present
employees Of the company, as they
will all likely be maintained by the
Brunswick Steamship Company and
the clyde line
This change means that the Brups-
wick Steamship Company ia to play
a prominent part in the water traffic
OF The south Atlantic. Established
hardly a year ago the company has
secured a heavy freight business. is
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-11
CUTTER SEMlNOLE TO
CRUISE THIS COAST.

Orders have been issued from
Washington signing seven Of the
larger revenue eutt.rs Of the seryica
to the Atlantic coast for off shore
duty. Every fall such orders are is-
sued and the coast dividend between
the cutters assigned, which are sup
posed to aid all We sells in distress.
The Seminole has been ordered 70
cruise the North and South Carolina
and Georgia coast with headquarters
at Wilmington. Larger territor is
given the cutters on Off shore dug
on the soathen coast. as there is
much less danger to shippigg than
Oh the North Atlantic coast.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-11
THEY WANT COOLIES FOR
WORK IN CoREA AND MAN
cHURiA AT PRESENT.
MOVE MADE TO KEEP THEM
Efforts to Stop the Japs From Going
to Canada And the United States
Made BY Prominent Japanese
Officials.

Toxic, Dec. 10.-A strong move
ment has developed in an unexpected
quarter looking to the prohibition oi
emigration of all laborers 10 America
and Canada, and it is understood that
number of prominent people, for
merly members Of the cabinet ana
others intend to urge the adoption
OF such a measure They viii re
quire the government to undertake
the development upon large scale
Of Hokaido. Corea and Manchuria in
order to give employment to Japa.
nese.
The Japanese government has been
informed that Congressman Hayes
has introduced a Japanese exclusion
bill in the house OF representatives,
but confidence is expressed that Is
VIII not be passed.
Viscount Kaneko has cabled Pes
ident Roosevelt as lo3ows
The whole empire is rejoicing at
your strong recommendation that
America should participate in our
expedition, and thank you on behalf
Of and with The authority of the peo-
pie OF Japan"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-11
BONAPARTE WILL
SETTLE QUESTION
He WILL PUT AN END TO THIRD
TERM TALK IN A SPEECH
AT CHICAGO

Chicago, Dec 10.-The Record
Herald says The question of Pres
ident Roosevelt's desire about being
nominated foe third term win be
settled once and 70: all on Decem-
Der 21st, when Attorney General
Bonaparte addresses the banquet OF
the New Illinois Athletic CLUB in
Chicago.
"The presidents political views
and his third term ideas will be fully
told by Bonaparte, who is regarded
as being the presidents official
spoke men for The occasion.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-11
PRESIDENT WALKER WAS AR
RESTED YESTERDAY AND
GAVE HEAVY BOND.
.ANOTBE3 is NOW IN JAIL


SAN Francisco, Dec. 1l.--Banker
Bartnert is at liberty ON $4,000 bail,
but his fellow official, J Driscoil
Brown, is unable to obtain bonds, and
spent last night in the city prison.
President Walker, Of the suspended
California Safe Deposit and Trust
Company, arrested at Santa Barba q,
Cal, Will be brought here today.
The men responsible for the col
lapse OF the company are not to be
let OF merely on charges OF embez-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-11
MINISTER'S SON KILLED.

jackson. Miss, Dec. 10.--Tn fight
with Pat.ich Nelson. a local black,
smith, Louis Norsewolthy son OF
Rev r. d. Norseworthy, prominent
Methodist minister of this state, was
killed here late today. The dead
lQan's father ariYed only few
hours bforo he Killing to attend the
Mississippi corfersnc which meets
mere tomor-oW T3le IS tragedy was
The outcol9e 2i nrc ti2u5 G.tiiculty.
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TO SHORTEN The AGE tlM9r.

Berlin Dec, 10.-Speaking befjre
the reichstag committee on The bud
get today, Admiral Won Tirpitz, sec
retary of the admiralty, defended
the proposal to shorten the age limit
On German battlsshi1s FROM % to 20
years He made reference to what
was done in the American navy. dc
claring that there 16 years was r.
garded as the greatest possible term
Of service.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-11
NEW FLAG TO BE USED.

Waite And Blue Banner at Recruit
ING Station.
Tho United States Of America has
added another banner to those nov
in use in the service. it is an oiiica!
nag, and is nearly as large as me
national emblem that IS used at army
posts. The new emblem i4 a solid
blue field with cat white letters On
ii which announce the fact that
rockies" are sorely needed in me
skeleton regiments OF the country
The new flag is TO be displayed at
recruiting stations and win hang from
the recruiting office "side BY each
with the gaily colored cloth that rep
resents the Office OF Uncle Sam
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-11
FUNERAL or DIP. !. 3. DAVIS.
Occurred Yesterday Morning Fsom
His Late Residence.

The funeral of Dr. L. B. Davis. who
passed away Sunday occurred yes
terday morning from his late resi-
dence on North Lee street. The ser
vices were conducted by Rev. Robt.
Kerr and Rev j. e. Sammons.
The funeral cortege was very
large one. many OF tie older citizens
OF Brunswick. who had known Dr..
Davis for years, following the re
mains to Oak Grove cemetery to pay
their last respects. Many of the old
Confederate veterans were present
and number of other friends attend
ed the funeral of the former well
known Brunswickian.
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ONE KILLED; TWO INJURED.

Birmingham Ala, Dec l0.--J r.
Carpenter was in family killed. Mitch
ell Evans seriously. if not fatally in
iured and R. p LooneY badly hurt
in an accident at the Ensley Steel
Plant late today The mon were
working in a pit when an engine ran
into some dump cars throwig the
ears into the pit and upon the men.
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TRAGEDY Ar vALposrA.

Yaldosta. Ca, Dec 10.-News has
just reached here Of the killing Of
q j. Mercer yesterday by Bookkeep-
er w W. Pennington at Cubreths
Camp 3 Echol county Mere r
started q quarrel with Pennington
and fired az him three times PEN
nington returned the fire. Mercer
cropped dead from two bullets in VIZ
tai spots. There had been bad blood
between them
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-11
SENATOR m'LAURnrs REMEDY
Introduces Unique Bill to Relieve the
Money strinaency.

Washington Dec 10.-SenatoF Me
Laarin Of Mississippi, introduced
hill today designed to relieve the
present money stringency and pre-
vent its recurrence.
it permits persons owning any
bonds Of the United States TO deposit
them in the treasury and receive
notes to an amount equalling their
par value. It is provided that until
February 1909 persons owning one or
more bales or cotton may deposit it
In a depository designated by the
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-11
100 BODIES HAVE
BEEN RECOVERED
WORK or REsCUiNG DEAD MIN
ERs STILL CONTINUES AT
MONoNGAH. w. VA

Monougah, W. Va Dec 10.-Bod-
les brought from mines Nos and
s Of the Fairmont Coal Company
where probably more than 400 min
ers were killed b. the explosion, dur
ing last night carried the list Of the
victims beyond the hundred mark
and others are being carried into ~
morgue at short intervals.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-11

secretary of the treasury and receive
treasury notes to the extent of 20
per cent of the value of the cotton,
II not redeemed. the cotton shall be
sold to the government. The bill
alse imposes a penalty on dealing IN
cotton futures of $4,000 fine or
five years Imprisonment.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-11
MATTRESSES ARRIVE

Fourteen Young wnite girls who are
to serve as mattresses arrived iD the
city yesterday from Boston. coming
on the Bee Line steamer Ocmuigee
from New York These girls have
all had considerable experience as
Mattresses and VII take the place of
the eolored walters VINO went out on
a strike few weeks ago.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-11
MANY SMALL HOUSES.

There are at least twenty-five or
thirty small negro houses going up
in the city at present. Out in
Brooklyn they are being built on
many vacant lots and it seems that
no matter now fast they 80 AZ the
demard cannot be supplied
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-11
DIVIDEND DEFERRED.

New York, Dec 10.-Thc directors
Of the Alabama Consolidated Coal and
Iron Company today deferred the
declaration of quarterly dividend
on the preferred stock. which has
been paying "a per cent quarterly
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-11
FIRST SIGNS or RUSH.

The postofice clerks Yesterday felt
the first signs Of the Christmas rush
when they handled number Of pack
ages going to places many miles
away. it is expected 'that the rush
will be o2&in earnest within the next
few dayK and the entire force will
be kepg busy until after the holi
days.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-11
rpE JAwEs w.i-L SUSTAIN -.

Norfolk. Va. Dec. 1O.-Judge Nc.
Lem r handed down a decision III 8
morning sustaining the viii Of p. W.
James, who devised $250o00 to the
University Of Virginia. with interest
on this for fifteen years TO the Con
federate Soldier Home at Richmond
The case viii go to the court Of ap-
neals u virginia.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-11
MILLER REACHED RICHMOND.

Richmond, Va DC Io-Rich-
mond Detectives Daley and Wren,
who went to London for the alleged
baggage thief Miller. reached here
today with their prisoner Miller is
held fnr the Orange county authori-
tins
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-11
rt4E RECORD HOG.

Canton. Ca. Dee 1o.-Among the
big Cherokee county hogs killed this
year, r. Bruce Clark, who lives near
Hickory Flat, reports killing one that
weighed 621 pounds Ho killed one
last year that weighed nearly COO
pound
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-11
If lrs a COOP WEDNESDAY
BY All Means Come to Leayy G. Co.,
2t3 Grant Street.

ii the weather Is clear today come
to Leayy 6 Co, 2lS Grant Street,
and you will see the prettiest display
Of rugs, rocking chairs, etc, you ever
saw and at prices way below what
Others charge. We bought these goods
for the holiday trade. Leavy & Co,
213 Grant streets, on Jekyl square,
you'll see the Eagl;
Special today on hair mattresses
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-11

Aldermanic Ticket.
Was It not for the TACT that the sa,
looms were closed yesterday, few peo,
pie would baye known that an cleo
ton was being held in brunswick
The fact that it was merely an
electioaNo ratfy the nomipation Of
four aldefss.susgmed y ~ primary
last month accounts For the small
number OF votes polled, only 1873
being cast during the day
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-11
LINE
= FROM THIS PORT
BRUNSWICK STEAMSHIP COM
PANY WILL HANDLE BUS
MESS OF THE LINE.
CHANGE EFFECTIVE JANUARY |
Additional Ships viii Be Put On BY
Brunswick Steamship Company
Between This Port and
New York

While no official announcement has
st been made. The News can au
.Henucaliy state that The Mallory
steamship COMPANY. which has been
operating ships to Brunswick for
any Years. VIII. beginning January
rst. discontinue its service 20 this
eity 10 be succ seded in a way by the
higs 81 Che Brunswick Steamship
Company in other words the ships
u the latter company, through a deal
con animated between that conf '@sr~
and the Mallory a few days ago, viii
take over ths business Of the Mallory
letveen New York and Brunswick,
both freight and PASSENGER
The News heard this report yes ter-
day and during the day Captain w.
". Tupper, local agent of the NAL
loss and clyde lines, was seen By
reporter Captain Tupper, how-
ever. stated that he had received
nothing official on the subject and
al that he had heard had been in the
form or rumors
It is known positively, however,
that the Mallory ships viii be with
drawn on January first and the ships
Of the Brunswick Steamship Com
pany win handle the immense bu4
n SIS that the Mallory has maintained
for years between New York and
Hrunswick
1t is further stated that the Clyde
steamship Company viii handle all
business between Brunswick and
Boston and that, beginning neh
month. two ships each week OF that
8ne will put into Brunswick. using
the wharyes of the Brunswick Steam
amp Company instead OF those OF the
southern railway, foot Of Mansfield
street. which are now used bv both
{be Mallory and the CLYDE lines.
AZ first this announcement may
appear as if Bguns wick is to lose
steamship line but after a second
ihought Il viii be seen that the
change means more for Brunswick
man ever The Brunswick Steamship
Company has it, own wharyes here
has its own railroad line to handle
its freight. has no Shcr port for
which it w;l work to secure freight,
and therefore it viii pail for Bruins
vick It will bring every pound Of
g-assht here that It can DO sibly So
Hand. in short. win be to Bruins
kaSt the Central OF Georgia Is
" line. FOR tn past few
ade Brunswick merely
oint The ships arrive
" their cargoes and
%inmediately to Mobile,
%ere Z works in conjunction with
lhe Southern railway
III. ships Of the Brunswick Steam
,ipbssompany VIII touch no other
bnt wiz discharge all OF the
ght at this where it will be
tribU assardtt the interior
&c Atlantic, Biz
ante The company
sumcient to ac-
pse business
10 handle be
ve~ Munswick and
s2riAt sa--r N
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-11
FIELD TRIALS POSTPONED.

Charlotte. N. G.. Dec. 1o.-Owing to
rain the opening Of the field trails
Of the Pointer Club OF America al
BARRIERS. n. g. was postponed until
tomorrow There are twieve entries
for the derby, embracing George
GQuldaNa kennels
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&iNlsLYARRivEs.

hners. formerly Of St
5 was assigned to the Me
(1See Methodist church, this city,
Ne South Georgia conference. has
in the city and viii assume
AZ cace-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-27

hfbition, then after that proof is made
the economic question has perfect
right to stand in the argument.
There are two kinds of prohibi-
tionists There is the prohibitionist
that don't drink, and the prohibitions
list that does drink. The prohibition
list that don't drink has my right hand
of fellowship. for he is much OF a man
for standing by his principles. The
prohibitionist that does drink / have
looked up in my volume on Zoology
among the ophidians and the sauria7ls;
l have hunted up the word fchtho-
saurus, and every other antedlluVian
and can't find what kind of an ami
imal he is
A Criterion.
Nov, We win come down to the
question of whether prohibition viii
prohibit. and while my friend Gov.
ington speaks of the army of states
from the Potomac TO the Rio Grande
that Is starting in under prohibition,
this question should be judged by the
history. not of states that are trying
1t for today or for yesterday, but the
states that have tried it for fifty
years and ought to know something
about 1t. Whether We are people of
the South or the West, or of New
England, we are just that much flesh
and blood, We are the victims OF the
same kind of passions and appetites.
and it makes no difference whether
We are of the South or the East or.
the West, or whether we are Ban
lists or Catholics or Jews. The. same
degree of desire in the flesh holds tie
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-27
TerSeIY Told

Mrs Bowman, the lady who for
several weeks was very i'll, and for
whom subscriptions were received by
The Journal, is now much improved.
The chairman of the committee to
solicit subscriptions TO this worthy
cause desires to publicly thank those
who so willingly donated money.
Sherman Dandy, representing Mr..
Hall Game, Drury Lane Theater, Lon
don, England, was in Pensacola yes
terday in the interest of The Bonds
man which is to be played at the
Pensacola Opera House today week
with Wilton Lackaye as Red Jason.
Arrangements were completed, and
this great attraction will be here on
schedule time This is said to be one
of the greatest predictions that will
tour the south, and the prices for
seats will be sure to soar skyward.
The regular Friday morning service
at Christ church will be omitted this
morning and the IL o'clock Sunday
morning service will be the only one
TO be held until the return of Drs
Whaley, who las gone to the general
convention of Episcopal churches at
Richmond, Va
pair of Dooly yams, raised by Mr..
h. n. Bailey on his farm, four miles
from the city, are on exhibition in
the office of Clerk Mcmillan of the
circuit court. One of the vans tips
the scales at z 1-22 pounds and the
ether at I ga pounds, they being the
largest ever seen in the city. as far
as can be learned
me maximum temperature yester-
Say for Pensacola was SO degrees at
S.Vo p, m and the minimum was 70
"eer"Hs at $40 .. m. The oversee
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-27

fact they are more or less Methodist
counties, am told they are happy
on the way again, SO / am not telling
you something that we cannot prove,
but somebody says it is alright for a
little county full of gators, gophers,
foxes, 'possums, etc, but it is wrong
for city the size of Pensacola. But
we are not without precedent. The
city of Charlotte with a population of
fifty thousand people got the consent
of the majority of the voters to ruin
itself several years ago-and accord
ing to the news it is permanently
ruined and is going to stay in the
ruin column
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-27

maximum for the date is 81 and the
average minimum Is 20. The maxi
mum on the same date last year was
70 and the minimum was r.
County Commissioner t. j. Holman.
of Baldwin county, was in Pensacola
yesterday Mr.. Holman is greatly in
terested in the success of the Anti
Saloon fight here and his best wishes
are for the Prohibition ause.
w. A. Seasons, of Bombay, was
among the business visitors to the
city yesterday
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-27

Carter, Turnbull, Parkill, and others
three times as many men of the state
Of Florida of equal mental and moral
calibre. And when they considered
what the constitution should be in
the state of FLORIDA, and they were
figuring on the question of prohibition
and they knew that drunkenness
was just as rampant, as far as it was
an evil in itselfuthen as now-that
set of eminent, intelligent, moral Flor
idians did not write a prohibition ar
ticIe in the constitution, but with the
wisdom that they Thought they had,
and knowing that drunkenness was as
much a crime under the law then as
ii is today, these eminent men wrote
a constitution that is standing today
before the people of Florida, and that
gives to the people of Florida the
privilege of having vote in any
country for wet or for dry
No Personal Interest.
II have no interest IN Gods world
in this fight, for personal gain T am
a citizen interested in Tampa, with
my property in Tampa, and because
am interested in my property and my
land and my constitution and my
ideas on the great question here |
have the nerve and the manhood to
come here TO Pensacola and say why
you should not vote this county for
prohibition.
Il absolutely take issue with the
gentleman on, both his propositions.
viii join issue with him on this as
a moral question and as an economic
question. If can prove that the moral
= -
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Back to the Hay.

The foreign nobleman was keenly
disappointed
Il was hoping, monsieur" he sighed,
that you might possibly install me in
your glorious family.
Install your" he echoed. why, GER
tainly. You will find our family, sta
bic to the. left and If you don't disturb
the horses you may have a stall all to
yourself Chicago News
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Faithful pou.

Yes" said the young man. pensive-
ly, "a dog once had saved my life. .
Tell me about il" said the young
woman, with eager interest.
81 sold him for 81" said the young
man, when 1 was nclrly starving. -
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In Favor, But


"The AUTHORIZATIONS man tells
you that he is in favor of Prohibition
if it would prohibit They want the
law to work absolutely. They ask you
to believe that there will be as much
liquor drunk after Prohibition as be-
fore. They ask you to believe that a
man can do as much business when it
don't advertise as when it does. They
ask you to believe that they can sell
more liquor through the back door
than through the front door. They
want you to believe that corner lot
is no better than a lot in the middle
OF the bIock-that you can sell as
much on a side street as you can on
a front street and if you look right
hard at them while they are putting
up this argument, they always look
over to Jones before you stop look
ing My answer to that is, If my
10-year-old boy who is in the third
grade, couldn't see through an argu-
ment like that, would have business
with that youngster.
.'Tacidus said that these fair
skinned people back in Germany:
twenty hundred years ago, when they
were clothed in the skins of wild
beasts, when they eat raw meat three
times a day, he said that of all the
people that he knew they were the
most devoted and considerate of their
women He said these ancestors were
known when losing battles and the
day about to go against them, their
wives and daughters crying to them
to fight, they had been known to re-
form their ranks and sweep the field.
Whenever white women in distress
call for help from men, every man
runs to her rescue; and in this con-
test as in every other, the white
women are bearing the worst burdens
of the war. She goes TO the poles,
she asks the white man of the county.
she asks the white man of the south
to cast their vote for her, and if you
are not different from the men OF
Lowndes county, if you are not heed
full of her prayers, if you are not heed
full of her, weeping, and if your blood
has not degenerated from the ances-
tors of twenty centuries ago, in these
forests of Germany you will not fail
to give heed to her. She is here to-
night, she knows the pain of child
bearing and child raising, it is her
bone. her flesh that is sought in the
shambles of destruction, to the end
that some man may make money
if it is true that it pays to sell liquor
here in Escambia county
/ Judge Covington closed his address
amid storm of applause and Mr.. Lof-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-27
Her Kind.

Pauline turns up her nose at offers
of marriage"
why so?''
THE only things she considers are
abject pleas. ~ Louisville Courier
Journal
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qualify counts More.

in fiavoring extracts than in any other
culinary supply. That's why you
should never use anything but Blue
Ribbon Vanilla.
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Another Plot.

Knicker-The president got the
Pilgrims and the Puritans mixed.
Rocker-Probably b plot on their
part te ss.-,-cls. h'->a - New York SIM.