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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20
Auction Sales Future Days
BY N. w. Bowe & Son and Harrison q:
Grant, sS
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE NJ
BUSINESS 5PRoPNRTYss
ON EA ST SIDE OLE SE "a y,.EIs!sN $.
III & TENTH STREET, j uSTs &NOlTE1#
or BROAD STREET, ss1ssssss 7SYITE1A
SMALL SIAIPROVEAIEN THBRE-S

In execution Of the decree OF the II
Rlchmbnd Chancery Court ntenadss
March 4, 1907. in the suit OF the City
of Richmond vs.. Rosa III. NJ arable st.
ais. the Undersigned Special Commits;
sloners will sell at pub gauctio on, up on
~ z Friday, MARCH q 1907
at 4 o'clock p. NJ, the real estat e there
in described, consisting w. lot g f5land 81
east side Of Seventeenth Street %
tween BROAD and Marsh all Streets be-
ginning at a point dis tantt IL s. feet
Inches north OF Broad Street. and run
ming thence northwardly alo n g. The said
east line Of Seventeenth Street. and
fronting thereon 70 feet s incheSss
thence back eastward ~ !, be Wee NJ par
3allel lines 100 feet. TO an all OF var
Ing width; being Lots Nos. "a, a. and
property, made by Jas. =. Tsedd 81 Son
and recorded iii the clerk $ office, q r CHI
mond Chancary Court. .sss
Eg This IS now some OF. the mo St VAL
liable property In the city. beln 81 I'M
smedintely adjacent to costly improves
ments to DO erected by the Oh esapeako5
& Ohio and Seaboard Air Line IL atl --ss
such broad md liberal frontage. rem
ried purposes, and should command
spirited and active conapeti ion for ~ ~
TERMS; .one-thlrd cash and the
| residue In two equal payments VI SIN
and twelve months, for notes Of q the
l5purchaser bearing s Per. cent. from Day
1 OF sale, and the title to be retainedE un. S.
til all the purchase money Isl pn,lds
and q conveyance Is ordered sDy II INC:
l rrNlt NJ . y #.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20
OUT FOR PENNANT.
WELLS DECLARES
Crew Of the Mary Jane in Good
Condition and Ready for
Work.

In speaking of the prospects of thel
Norfolk club of TIE Virginia State League,
Mr., Otto Wells seemed very jublapt over
the outlook yesterday afternoon ~ N f,Te
tpvout' axe. If the men prove as good
material as they are said to be-, the
crew q the Mary Jane MI %, rs j !
Competitors in the league for the pen-
'ss Nh. Wells said; Eve {, feel sure that
We shall be able t. hold eur 40 own, st
ter on paper than we do. hut think
our men vim be there With the goods,'
The hopeful tone OF Mr,ty5 Wells ~
q. GOOD sign, and no one feels that
Nornfolk WIN he the last when time
is called at the end Of the season,
Seine Of Them.
Bob Ponder, the new manager. Is
yeputed to be q hustler. and is said 70
~ q strong q hEhter as was Clark
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20
Ii. M. -YSLE, '95, WILL
REPRESENT CORNELL

ITHACA, N, ~, March 19.-At the
meeting OF Cornell Athletic Council
tonight II. M. Lysle, 80. of New York
City, was elected to represent Cornell
on the intercollegiate Football Rules
COMMITTEES, In place of NJ. s. Halliday,
'o6 who has gone to Europe Robert
Hargreaves, 90, of Detroit, Mich, was
also elected assistant manager OF tho
football team for next fall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20
BASEBALL PROSPECTS
BRIGHT, WELLS SAYS

"ThIs will be the best baseball year
ever seen In Virginia. All the teams
are now we'll oreanlzed; all have the
best players that It is possible to
secure within the salary limit, and this
season is expected far to surpass the
season Of last year. The schedule rep
resents fair apportonment Of games
among the six clubs, and shall ex-
pect to see fight to the finish for the
pennant Of 1eo7."-Preslden Jake
Wells.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20
secretary, Herbert j. Walsh.
Vice President and Field Captain,
\n,Ifac G Macla Hand. tr

Walter S. MacEeII5nd. fHa5.fst .,
For years 1t has been the custom OF the ne
club to give each month u prize of s5.90
to the high handicap man, and S5,OU TO
the high scratch shooter. This year the
club has decided to do away with the
cash prizes o ana t. oter M steaa yf foy
each week. The man who Is high gun
each Saturday wears the medal for the
next week, and wins thereby u leg on 1T.
the shooter who wins the medal oftenest
during the season to retain 1t perma-
nenuy.
The club Is also the recipient Of a very
handsome prize in the shape of Il silver
cup to BE- contested for each s week b by
Company CONF and ike the e' medal. viii be-
come the property of the man who wins
1t the highest number of times during
The club will have very unique
prize In the shape Of q gold medal
given by u member for the man who
makes the lowest average durinE4 the
must have participated in at least thir-
| teen shoots during the season,
The following new members were
elected at this meeting Messrs. $. j
| Robertson, w. j. Johnson. A. c. Wor.
than and Captain Y, j, Euler. Much
| of Mr. j. A. Anderson, who now repre-
sents metallic cartridge company.
On next Saturday the club will hole
n shoot at the grounds opposite thu
] Home for Tncurables. and all shooter!
are invited to attend.
i There seems to be some hesitane,
among shooters about coming out OF
account of not being members.
The, management wish to take thi
ers of the city their cordial invita-
d ton to take part in their shoots, whe
4 ther members or not
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y
BY g. L. &,Ir. s, Dcnoon,
Real Estate Agents a,1d Auctidnaefl<S4
321 East MaiS st. sSSSsssS&
SALE by PUBtyx. AUCTION n
OF n
THE eaRY s mn
Attractive Building Lots !ss'
ON THE Ssz
West Side Of Fourth Street, II
lust North Of Clay Street, S
AND ADJOINING M
St. Mary's Benedictine InstitutA
We will sell by auction on tue &
WEDNEsDAY, MARCH 10Th,
at $40 O'Clock p. M, the very attrac&f
tive and centrally located .BUILDIN0E
LOTS above described fronting 80 fGeSE
inches on the west line of Fburtlts
Street, and running back good deptttssS
These lots are most desirable fot'
building purposes, and in View OF the
scarcity OF lots and the large deinnrtls
for centrally located houses. should
command the attention of builders and
investors generally is3s &2ss8ssSS
TERMS: Liberal. u. ~ ..ss$
G. T.. & H. l.. DEN JON ~
Auctloneers.SS
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BY The Valentine Auction &C
G1S u. Broad Street.

We will sell at our snlesrooms, NJ
61s East Brond street,
TODAY "WEDNESDAY, MARCH
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TRUCKERS OUT FOR
SCALPS THIS YEAR
Owner Bland Has Spared Neither
Time Nor Expense to Get
Good Team.

Captain Charles T. Bland. the genial
owner of the Truckers team, Is highly
5elated over the prospects OF Ports
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20
GUN CLUB HOLDS
ANNUAL MEETING
Officers Elected Last Night and
Plans for New Season
Discussed.

The annual meeting of the Richmond
Gun Club was held last night IN the par
lors of the Hotel Lawrence. The SESSION
was well attended, and much enthnsia 81 .
was manifested .in the prospects loI III, .l.a
coming season, which bids fair to ecllLse
all records Of the past in this popuili,
sport. The following officers were eiectea
for the ensuing year:
President and Treasurer. v. Hech-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-28

3petbeutig. 9ienItmdbs
den: vMleine lsbt. StelIe OtrlieB i'd,
neil ih gu tpenis gu ellen bate,
Serr: .0ds gibbs BEL uns ni4t; mets
ne Srau to6t 70, buB tmmer iebr
pisl iibris bleibt."
-0dip. .QlIs 9u Bel Der Sira<
ipeibmufit mitipisIteIt, alarinettsn>
fransl, bdben lie Dir ulfo beim Rau>
fen bas SbrpdI9l peggtIdldg.n une
aus 8erIebsn bas BON SuberbuuerH
dnsendbt9" - .Su. bOs If mir arg
s'piber - benn Der Sub.rbduer bat
gar tein muiitaliidss S'bDr!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-28
@cuagtbnuHs.

-a9 TO! 8siuder gum Ses
tretGr zines prppinaibeaters): r9us
mub id anertennen, bds lit ipirtIi9
febr lobnspertb, 70 cine tlsine 8iibne
unb elm perfenttss Srdeiter!" Ses
trstGr: rSu, bas muBtsn mir mas
den! @enn nGmlid bic 2euts Sar
den mad ben S9auipieIern parfen,
baben iie friiber INNER bic Mtuiittr
9etrpffen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-28
Runih Resel.

@enn bu ben punf9 5u brauen baii,
8 mild ibn, mild ibn trGftis ia;
Mit Dafer 1T es idnsG OerpuBt
limb l.i9t lit bonn tsin Rum mebr oa!
@erbiinnsn tannit bu INNER bod,
9enn @afer ift ia itets Sur Sanb;
Sb uber Stun : bas fraet Ii6 nod:
Drum mild ibn. mild ibn nit
@eritanb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-28

= SpGtt Reue. Wabdms:
rSsbt 1T SSbnsn aIfo Sbr 8raitisam
untreu seiporben, nadbem sic ibH
brei Sabre 70 I9Dn burdsefiittert hu>
benz" &Ddin G9lu9Stno): rSu. uno
mas Der setriest bat. sic baben
mir mun4moI Orbentlidb Ieib getban.
sHdbise 5rau!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-28
Raffinirt

Same: rWarum ftDrf Du 9eis
men Mann fprtipd6renb bsim @rbeis
tens"
Profefforsgattin: y2l9,
r Iebt nur fetner Difenfdaft! :.
absr beim &orretturlefsn barf ih
ibm bebilfIih iein - ba trieg' i'd fir
isben 5ebIer, ben i4 ftpbe, eineu
&uB!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-28
SGIau.

.@as baIt 9u benn bd ei9eRtlih
fir elm 3immer9 Cine eiTerne shiire
unb allies absebidtet Sa bait
0u setuiB Define &uffe brin it.ben2"
% nein 0as 1T bas Wtuiits
simmer meiner Srau!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-28

= Pe9. 9auner; sd ba6 teen
Slid nit Der So6itapelsil 2ege i3
mir f.inife &Iuft. feiniten sit.I BEL,
es seIinst mir au9 in ben aOeligen
&Iub eingefiibrt gu psroen.. :. Was
mar Der Gffett9 Ollie pplItsn is mid
anpumpen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-28

Der edsr. 9err Der in Der
Sommerfriide bel sinem 9aoer
pObnD: .Worgsn m09r i9 nm bier
llbr s.ipsdt Tsin!" 8aber: DOS pabt
grab gut; Der Moosbduer tommt,
eR + auf's Selo 9sbt. gum 3abnreis
BEN, oa ipa6en g e'tpib uuf."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-28
GuxeuBrtra.

burg. Der bier in Der
alinit undergraduate, burd fsinen
8rubsr Sob. 9apt. Stiefer irrtbiims
li6erpeii f duf Der 8ilooisberei dnses
i6oFene Stiefer glitolas 1T TsineH
B,rlsbunsen srlessn. = Der Biirsaus
oorTteber in Der @iIenbdbns s9srfebrss
SnIpsttiOn, 6err GiItnbubnietrstGr 8.
SerDdis III gum Reanunssratb ere
ndnnt tporosn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-28

Miinden. Sin fdredliber 3uits
murb, beFen Qtusfiibrurs in isineR
Ginselnbeiten Iebbdft an bic GrmOrs
buna Der tleinen 2ucie Berlin burd
ben 3ubdlter 8iIbelm Berger in 8ers
lin erinnert, bGIt seg,zpdrtig bic
baperiI6e Sauptitdbt in GROCER Grr.s
eung, Sumal bic Naiindsner goliSsi
Bel Der 9ebanbluns bieiss Sales
bishsr elm. ipenia riibmIids Rple ass
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-10
DR. /. R. DAVIS IS
CALLED 70 REST
gRUNsWicK6 PIONEER PHYsF
CLAN DIED AT HIS HOME SUN
DAY MORNING.

Dr. T. B. Davis. Brunsglcks Oldest
PHI sician, and one of the best known
Of the older citizens OF the city pas
Sod away at his home on North Leo
street Sunday morning, after a lin
gering illness covering many months.
AS matter Of fact. Dr. Davis has
been an III men for two years Or
more, and as far back as that found
1T necessary to abandon his practice
becuse Of continued in health.
DR. Davis was 70 years old and has
lived in Brunswick since bis early
manhood be IS suryiY d bg MI Da.
Wis and five children. beside a large
number Of grandchildren and other
relatives. The deceased was a kind
u gentleman, afsaDle ana courteous
and enjoyed a very large number Of
friends.
Duing his long res dence in Bruns
wick, covering a period OF thlrty
even years, Dr. Davis has served in
The position Of Coroner Of the county.
city physician and ia other places Of
distinction. he was true to every
ooiigacion ami was q good citizen.
The funeral viii occur from the
late residence, No. 123 North Lee
slreet at 1880 O'Clock this morning.
Che following gentlemen will act as
palibearer5 Mezsrs. z. W. Lamb,
ii. W. Blanton, G. symm GEORGE
Clark. w +. symons and j. e. Nor
gan
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-10
DOGS OF WAR At
HAMPTON ROADS
AMERICAS ARMADA FOR The
PACIFIC ARE ASSEMBLED.
WILL SAIL MONDAY.

Washington, Dec. e-One week
from today the battleship Meet OF
Admiral Evans win be reviewed by
President Roosevelt and viii then
start from Hampton Roads where
the great vessels OF war are today
Assembling. on the long cruise to the
Pacific.
Nearly all Of the vessels are now
IN Hampton Roads and the others
will report there within the next few
days. The Connecticut; the flagship
Of Admiral Eyau5 is now in Virginia
waters. rs Is tie Louisiana, Is sister
which oaries nine hundred and sey
euty-iiye officers and men. The larga ast
crew ever assembled in an Amer.cau
Datueship. Iha Rhode Island the
OHIO ana tne Alabama are ready fov
The cruise. and the Virginia arrived
ia Hampton Roads today,
The fleet cf auxiliary vessels. ,r
ciudlng the tender Yankton. when
win be used By Admiral Evans in en-
torng shallow haibors 70 pay official
calls, the repair ship panther and
the supply boats Glacier and Culgo
aI,o REACHED hampton Roads today
The later two vessels VIII be literally
laden to the gunwalas with the thou
ands Of tons Of provisions for the
great voyage A novel item on The
list Of supplies is fourteen thousand
pounds of cold storage Vermont tur-
key. This will be served on Christ
mas. allowing each man in the floet
aboat one pound Of the national bird
The fleet in Its entirety win con
sisc of sixteen battleships six tor
pado boats, four supply ships and
nine collier Orders have been is.
sued that mail for officers and men-
bers Of the crew should be addressed,
from next Monday to the th Of Reb.
Fuary, in care ol tno Postmaster ~
san Francisco. From the tialo tho
vessels leave rio de Jane,ro aotl
they reach Gallao on the west coast
OF South America, 1t VIII be impoH.
sible to get mail to them from the
Unitod statosa
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-10
DEMOCRATS TO.
MEET THURSDAY


Washington, Dec g The demo-
cratic national committee viii meet
at the Arlington in this city Thursday
at noon for the purpose Of selecting
The place and me for holding the
national democratic convention next
summer. Colonc John l. Martin OF
Missouri, the veteran sergeant at
arms, is in the ciLy making prepara
tions for the meeting
Several places, including Chicago,
Kansas City. Louisville, Denver and
Atlantic City, have been mentioned
as candidates for lhc location and
the second Of Juae is now spoken
Of as the most prcoable date OF the
convention.
A number OF the n mbers of the
committee Eavo express { the opin-
ion that It is desirable lhat the dem
ocratic convention should be held in
advance Of the republican ana they
generally advocate June ..
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-10
KING OSCAR
ANSWERS GALL
VETERAN Swedish KING sue,
cuMBs TO DEATH AFTER
MIGHTY FIGHT FOR LIFE.

Stockholm, Dec. 9.-King Oscar of
Sweden. died at . o'clock yesterday
moening. The death occurred in the
royal apartment Of the palace, where,
surrounded by the fembers Of his
family. inc uding the aged Queen So
phia and he crown prince. Oscar
Gustage, tsa high ministers Of State.
the ns2yitsple end had been awaited,
whils os .de the palace great crowds
sto0a lowed heads and fearful
eyes aons after the announcement
came TO me death OF their well-loYd
soyeriep,
The following Official Bulletin was
pqsssd after the Kings death:
sThe strength OF the King con
tinued IS decrease through the night
ard tae state OF Inconsistencies be-
came more marked His majesty
pasaa quetiy away at $40" Tho
throne OF Sweden goes to Oscar Gus
teve Aaolphe, Duke OF Vermlnd, the
ldeat SON of the late gins AT a
feeting q the council Of State This
afternoon the new Kihg took the
oath Of allegiance under the title OF
Gustave " and adopted the motto,
With the people for the fatherland." ;"
The Prince then took The oath Of
alesiance. and the new monarch az
cepted the homage Of the State Off
eials
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-10
WHAT ILLEGAL
TAX Law MEANS
DEFEAT ~ THE GEORGIA IN
AND THE SERIOUS RESULTS
RESULTING THEREFROM.

Atlanta. Dee. g. Fog the lack o.
about ten lines in the tax laws o.
Georgia, me state. two cities and two
counties must wait spell for the
oolloction Of taxes aggregating, with
interest. considerably more than q
million dollars
This. in a nutshell, IS the effect Of
a decision Of the supreme court of
the United States in the case Of the
Central Of Georgia and the Georgia
RailIoad IND Banking Compan&
owners Of the Western Railroad OF
Alabama. The supreme court of the
United States holds that the Geof-
gia law, which denies to tax default
ters the right to lie heard when their
property is assessed is contrary TO
the constitution o5 the United states.
Georgia requires property owners
to give in." If they don't give in
The tax officers can assess aud from
that assessment there is no appeal
The supreme court Of the United
States says that is not due process
Of the law
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-10
GOODYEAR ON
THE BIG MEETING
shijsa@lcKiAN aENDs ANOTHER
5sFlN1 LETTER on RlV-
Frs hNp &%Gp0sS SESSION.
{Ry c. 2 coodyear)

WA shlnglen, Dec 9-The graaI
River and llarbors Congress
Is over ID blaze o& nthusiasm
4 have been here Dow sncq the 21s,
day Of November. lave met mans
senators and r,pra entadyes from
ayory section Of The country. Z can
@ay with certainty that there willb
in this session Of congress an ap-
preparation Of not less than $50. .000.
coo. In every ycar thereafter moi
le than lifts millions as certain as
amy of til great appropriation bills
That this work viii not falter or
stop for a moment until our entire
$1,000 miles Of rivers arc improved
to the utmost connected by canals
The rivers and harbora congress was
purely national a demand for the
way and meaNs. Now the work for
each great national project is TO get
ITS share.
For the Atlantic and Great West
crn canal a convention must be hold
in the CITY OF Atlanta. which is thor
oughIy committed 10 the canal. has
acted literally. SEM A strong deloga-
;io8 here igued q pamphlet 10000
comics of which Mr. Coopor secretary
Of tbe chamber and i aro d .siributing
9se0 COMES here The formation Of
an associatop l,uowa as the Atlantic
ana errat western canal Association
,rben meet in Other cit,ea api4atn
aed taen aa.tatinr
s.atar poca.. l,.u g.. ,.,,o,.s ~ !.
esti,o ,sae If coet ca.r,. NO ar .n,,ro'
n,.istian - s75 ooo y,i,i - - '. .bts
eo,,..,. III. ,.1, II. +. 1t
IL tba nevt corr-es. to o,n sor an
,.~o..''4,.,, "a .ont,..',..,.- .a.
60 =
if&ct ahd %eaf'1 a2pfopF-atoAs uhth
il is finished, ana al this will require
cen tant work, constant publicity.
couefan, agitation
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-10
HANDSOME CHRISTMAS STOCK.
Newton E.GHlican Has Splendid Line
Of Jewelry Especially for the
Holidays.

Attention is directed to the adyeg-
tisefnent OF Newton E. Chilean, sue.
cessor to w 9. Docrflingar. which
aDpoars elsewhere in this issue.
Mr. Chilean has a magnificent stock
Of goods, which he is offering to the
Christmas tiade. It consists OF al
taat is up-to-date in the jewelry line
and every article purchased at this
Cd established store has its reputa-
ton behind ID Mt Chilean is among
the best jewelers. ana watchmakers
in the country and makes 4 speciality
Of hand engraving. He will be GLAD
to serve his customers and promises
them full return for their money.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-10
HORRIBLE IS
THE SCENE now
DECAYlNG BODIES or THE DEAD
MINERS IN EVIDENCE AT
MONAGAFl.


Monongah, ". va, Dec. g. Three
days after the explosion OF black
damp the wrecked mines Of Nos. 6
and s. OF the Fairmout Coal Com
panH at this place, fitgthree bodies,
or only about one-eighta OF the total
nufber Of Yietime. have been brought
10 the surface. While less than one
fourth Of the fs numbers have
been actually located.
The others. between three and four
hundred in number lie n unknown
sections Of the vast workings in the
bowels Of great hills. These unlo-
Gated bodies. 10 find which hundreds
of brave men are constantly risking
their lives. are seriou ly menaced by
two destroying clements, viz. by de
cay in the overhead humid and
vaporpo.soned atmosphere Of the
mines. and by the fires that are
smoulderiDg here and there in the
workings and from time 10 time burst
into flames, This is the situation
ifia morhiug at the scene Of the mosi
frightful catastr98Ae IN the history ol
the coal mining Industry n Am nca.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-10
"cuPlD AT VAssAR."
Jules Murry's Great College Girl
Play Is Coming to the Grand
Very Shortly.

Jules Murry has made many an at
traction more attractive by his lay,
ish expenditures upon cast, scenery
and general accessories. In his new
College girl play, Cupid at Vassar, /"
it would seem as if he had out
distanced all former attempts at all
points. Ills cast is perfect, the col
lege girls are very pretty and all are
good singers, his scenery is beautiful
and the mechanical effects are among
the finest taken on tour Florence
Gear is starred in the play. which
will be seen here in the near future
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-10
MRs. JANE MOREL MAKES EFF
Fort TO KiLL WELL KNOWN
POLICEMAN.
USED "8BLL Do" PISTOL


Believed S1s Is DamShlSo'
mt for the quick eye of an un-
known gro yesterday afternoon,
the chances are that Policeman /. E.
Lotion you'd now have been fighting
l3aa OF Shot from an old-fashioned
S auber "ball dos pistol.
The facts surrounding the case
are uo most peculiar and puzznns
WS6 whsch tie police department has
haa to deal with IN years -
Shortly after o'clock yesterday
ats ernoon, Policeman Lotion entered
the restaurant Of "Nickla pata John
be IS advertised ana WHO is tAe
proprietor OF negro restaurant on
0gls thorpe street, between Monk
snd Man field The officer was ON
duty and sought the restaurant 70
locate a negro witness wanted in the
aolce court In the eating house he
met Mrs. jamie Morel who has fis-
lred in the courts considerably in
divorce proceedings. Mrs, Morel
who IS the daughter OF 10 oDa Mat.
hews. the weIl known Bay stree'
frnlt dealer. without speaking to ths
eicer made her way ont OF the res
faurant and headed for her home on
rs, efrees THE next thp officer saw
of her was when q negro man stand
lns near the conner Of Monk ana
0elethorbe shouted 10 hime to "looA
around quick. On looking the OH.
cor saw Mrs Morel. with a thirty
ht pi tol. Of the old type close Z
aAe back Of bis head, making q stro3s
fort 70 pull the trigger IIe at
once seized the woman, disarmod hey
escorted her to jail On the way
o tie jall. Mr. Loston says that Mrs
Morel only said ;hat she had intend
ca to kin him becau e he had DIS
traced her ~ finding her in such .
lIaee.
Later IN the day oaicer Lotion ap.
pearea before Justice Fahm and
wore out warrants charging Mrs.
Slorcl With pointing pistol at anoth
CT not III her own defense and car
iIg co1cealed weapons. she re-
uained u jail Tor 40 an hour and
vas finally bailcd cat in he SUM o.
$50, to appear for a preliminary trial
later.
!. Officer Lotion was seen BY a rep
ltati9e Of the News and states
he T.as Aorrifed 10 see the wom-
the pistol partly concealed
hand bag. with an umbrel-
tho ,iaw between them,
TO shoot hinl He says
que tiou her. about her
" the restaurant and was
~ al the effort On her part tn
his life.
j Mrs. Morel IS q pretty blonde wop.
wa married several years ago
sought a divorce fom her hus-
ud Iater She smsaaaed Lawrence no
ana their "a lfe has not
4 cen a flossss "a Of ease as
gfrequeat CO Toeeedinga have at
tested. Il eyed b. many tlat
the na of smgg woman Is i'm
lred and her slge conduct of
ste day serves to verify that cou-
thews The father Of the IN
Ionan Is well known il
his friends feel deeply
the premises.
Irel. the husband Of the az
s2acer Lotion, fom whom
llted, Is nor in the city.
wiii psobabk ge Mrs.
nta.' a= a.tsr
MANEgVERs.
v West, Tampa
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