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New-York tribune., 1907-05-24
GOTHAM BILL PASSED.
Permits Liquor Selling Within 200
Feet of Church-TO GOUernOr.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l


Albany May 23-By q vote Of 81 70 y the Senate
passed the Ralston bill to-day permitting the Hotel
Gotham sell liquor within 200 feet Of a church.
This bill after being defeated In the Assembly
mainly through the efforts Of Assemblyman Robin
son, later passed the lower house by one vote
margin.
Senator McCarren led the fight for the measure
to-day Senator Agnew opposed it. but was the
only Senator who spoke against the bill. Senators
Raines and SAKE supported IL.
'.The worst thing that be said against this
b!n" declared Senator McCarren. is that the peo-
pie who invested their money In the Hotel Gotham
did so VI 18th their eyes open, knowing that under
the provisions Of the Raines law the hotel would
be unable to sell liquor. One might that they
ought not TO come to US for relief under the cir
cumstances The bill may be general one. but
10 give the Gotham the relief it seeks to give It. 1t
had to he so drafted. No should object TO the
sale Of liquor in this hotel 1t is of the best
appointed and conducted hotels in the city.
rs the Senator aware that this bill would permit
the building Of hotels within 200 feet Of any church
in the state?" demanded Senator Agnew.
81 am" replied McCarren. but do not think II
will have any bad moral effect
Senator Sake said the bill had been indorsed by
many OF the most prominent in the city and
that every Senator really for II. but that many
of them did not have the nerve TO come out and
Say
ST Regis across the street from the Gotham and
a club in the immediate vicinity Of the church h
liquor should have that privilege while II was de-
you, senator Agnew." he said. pointing a finger
at the Senator. YOU are member OF that club
change its main entrance and you an officer in
the church that objects 10 the bill. although doubt
your friends will hardly be contamina ted by per-
Senator AgneW said that the bill was wanted by
a few powerful people, was bad legislation and
shoHld n9f @ pe 9 snd last Vea let II die
among the thirty day bills.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24
VETO BY THE GOVERNOR.

Albany. May Ex-Governor Hughes returned an
other local bill the Assembly to-day without his
approval The bill vetoed introduced by AS
semblyman Burhyte and provided that whenever
majority OF the voters Of Madison County shall
vote 10 change the county buildings and Offices 10
another location the Board of Supervisors shall not
change such site or location.
The Governor gives his for disappearing
the measure that the proposed law is in viola ton
OF that section of the constitution which says the
legislature shall not pass local bill locating a
county seat. The Governor holds that the Legisla-
ture. being prohibited, by special act
provide that the electors may locate county seat
and make the location final.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24
METz's APPLICATION OPPOSED.
State Civil Service Commission Receives
Brief-Employmen of Architect Approved,

Albany. May IA brief in opposition 10 the ap-
plication of Controller Metz Of New York for the
exemption from competitive examination Of ten
additional accountants in his Office. filed to-
day with the State Civil Service Commission by
the Civil Service Reform Association. Decision on
the application reserved.
The commission approved the employment as
architect OF Albert Randolph Ross, of New York,
te preparation Of the plans and supervision OF
the construction of buildings for the new State
Normal College at Albany in place of those burned
some months ago. Mr. Ross is 10 receive $500.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24
FRAUD ORDER" FOR AUTO BUREAU
Circulars Gave Impression That 1t Was Act
ing Semi Officially.

Albany. May 23.-The Secretary of State. John
Whalen. to-day announced that he had been in
formed by Postmaster General Meyer that a
fraud order had been issued against the
state Automobile License Bureau" OF New
York City. denying it the use of the United
States malls. The order was issued at the re-
quest of Mr.. Whalen. who complained TO the
Postmaster General about the practice of the
bureau in circularizing owners of automobiles
the letters giving the public the impression n is
alleged. that the bureau" acting semi
Officially.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24
TO TEST RECORDERS TITLE TO OFFICE.

Albany. May 23.-Attorney General Jackson
granted to-day the application of Watson r. Rob
TO begin quo warranto proceedings in the ma me
OF the Attorney General 10 test the title TO office
OF Albert Hotchkiss Recorder of BInghamton
The term of office Of Recorder expired last jan
uary. but in the absence of any provision for the
election of his successor until this fall he con-
iended that ne held A Democratic Common
Council elected Hotchkiss for Recorder for the
interim Of year and he assumed office and has
acted Recorder since January.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24
WOUNDS MEXICAN GENERAL.
Captain Dismissed from Army Attacks HIN
in Crowded Street.

San Antonio. Tex. MAY eS.-A dispatch 70
1.-The Express" from Mexico City says that cap
tain Luis Gomez, enraged over his summary as
missal from the Mexican army on charges oi
conduct unbecoming an officer and gentleman
to-day badly wounded General Ignacio Saia-
manca. chief ordnance officer. The attack Va
made in Plateros street. which was CROWDED
GendarmeS arrested Gomez.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24
CONSUL GENERALS DRIVER ARRESTED

Martin ". Wandres. chauffeur for c. B. FIeue
redo, the Venezuelan Consul General was arrested
last night and taken to the West 47th street police
station, where he charged with not having his
automobile lcence attached his car Mrs
Fgueredo in the and explained who she
was. The chauffeur said the number fell from the
machine while he was going down Broadway. He
was discharged
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-17

The bride 10 be who is the only
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs w M
Virgins is a very charming Shnd
lovable girl and is related to many
Of the most prominent families Of the
state DR. Gordon is a successful
physician and has hosts Of friends
who are interested in his marriage
a reception Will follow the ceremony,
after 1lich the bride ana groom win
leaveAor trip to jamestown and
Wa Gpgton. They viii reside in
WayAAville
The Marriage Of Ms Margaret
Young and Mr.. Johnson H. Pace
which took place yesterday at ST.
Marks church was the first Of the
autumn weddings and a very pretty
affair. The church was simply aud
prettily dacooated for The occasion
with fern and cut flowers. At tho
appointed hour the bridal party On
tered the church to the strains 81
Mendelssohns wedding march rem
dared by Miss jamie Symons . The
ushers Messrs. A. c. Banks. Jr9J. J..
Andrews, Ed Deckc: and Frank Sta
cy. entered first, Mics Mabel Robin
son, The maid OF honor came next
followed BIZ The bride with her fath-
or, Mr, J. g Young Advancing to
the chancel they were mot ~ the
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-17

Mrs. T. N. Bishop leaves shortly 10
visit friends in Fitzgerald.
Little Mary Parke~ is recovering
from an illness Of several days.
Mrs e r conant and her children
leave to day to visit relatives in sa-
yannah.
Mrs Lawrence Miller has returned
to Cumberland after visit to friends
here.
Mrs Hooper and Miss Annie Hoop
CT Of North Carolina are visiting Mr.
ana Mrs r. Il. Everett
AIR and Mss. Harold e. Iyerson
are now keeping house in one OF tho
Atkins cottages on Wright square
Mrs. w. M. upper and Mrs. X. 3
Tupper are at home after a pleasant
visit in Maine and Massachusetts.
Mrs. T. r. Winter left yesterday
with her Bttle son. Thorvald to spend
a few days with friends in Savannah
Mrs. Ralph Chester Stocked, for
merly Miss Lila Triton, VIII return
from Boston shortly to visit her
parents in Savannah
. Mrs t. N. Watson and her chill.
dren leave next week to spend some
time In Virginia After her 4 turn,
Mr. and Mrs Watson will H. TO
housekeeping ~
The following invitation was re-
ceiyed YESTERDAY IN this CITY Mr..
and Mrs William Morton Virgins re.
quest the pleasure Of your company
at the marriage Of their daughter
Carrie Butler, to Dr. Alexander j..
Gordan on Wednesday evening, Oe-
tober the thirlieth ut o'clock at
the Presbyterian church }Yaynesyilla
Ca The marriage Of this popular
couple wild be Of interest to many
friends here and elsewhere through
ont the state as both are well known.
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- HR'@e @nR az y
!: Society News


Miss Kate Han, state secretary of
The Kings Daughters, Starned to
her home in Brunswick last night
after a visit TO Msr r. J. Daring
Waycross Journal
Mrs. r. r. Harley entertained Mrs
Ballard of Atlanta, Miss Hall Oh
brunswick and Mrs. w A. Keunon o.
Brunswick at dinner yesterday
Waycross Journal
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-17
LlREL EoR DIVORCE.

STATE OF GEORGIA, COUNTY OF
Gan. JULIA. BURDEN. VS..
GEORGE BURDEN, CLYNN ST.
.PERIOR COURT, DECEMBER,
- TERM, 1907.
N the Defendant George Burden
SYou are hereby required. in person
or by attorney, to be and appear at
the next term Of the Superior Court
of said county, to be held in and
for said county at The court house in
brunswick, Georgia, on the first
Monday in December, 1907 a.asmaaes
d cl0ck, am, then and there an-
swer the plaintiff upon the mer OF
her petition against you for totafSii-
yorce
Herein fail not as in default al
auoh appearance, the Court viii ~
ed ~ o iusu@s@ hall apparain/
This service directed by he ~
Of the Superior Court OF this /uif.
By an order. granted Septe%@er rs,
1907, directing service upon you IN
,his manner
Witness the Hon. z. 2. Parker the
Judee of said court this Ith day Of
October 1861
H. =. do sknon,
Clerk. Superior Court. - Go Ca
Earnest Dart
Attorney for the Plaintiff
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PusLIc sALE.


Georgia. clyan County.
by virtue cf au order of the C1urt
Of CrdiHarv cf said County jh u1-
q 7iend SIS Guardian 81 the estate
of Minnie r. Carter q minor. VIII
sell q public 0gtcrg QB tine first
Tuesday in November 1907 before
tine courthouse door ISL ea'd county
between Gee ana hours of sale. The
following zeal estate iu Glynn Coun
tT Georgia t0Hit.
All of her undivided interest in
and TO aa o The following portion of
be trac af mar n land and water
ffcnt ON Turtle river 81 The citt of
frunsU elk originally granted Inv the
State OF Georgia 10 Samuel W~iebt
her anccst er. tg-Hi5 All If that r0r
tioa Of said o~isiua' grant wh.ch lies
within the boundaries of The tract
oil land which W8s undertaken TO be
conveyed hy be Brunswick Company
unto hc East Tennessee. Virginia a.
alwaY Company by L1ed.
TITS - 1889 ana recorded in
book III, page 2S2. of the general
records oe Clynn County. Georgia.
being the northern two hundred and
nty hre (25e) feet Of water front
GA Turtle river. with the adjacent
marsh land Of The tract SO originally
era ca by NE State Of Georgia to
The said Samuel Wright Terms
cash
Ills October SIN. 1907
S. 2, Wright. Guardian for Minnie
V. Carter
60 TO anli~nh.e c,l,rrnno,..
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Watch Rothschiid's diamond and
watch display ia chow window today
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GO TO 9lLLiCAN's. SUCCESSORS
To w. f. DOEPrIIriGER FOR ALL
THAT'S NEW IN TIE UP-TC-DATE
tEWELPY LINE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-19
GA. IMMIGRATION
 CONVENTION

Macon, Ga, Fe5. 19.--Many busi-
 ness interests in Georgia and the Southern states, where the question of the scarcity of labor is so important were represented at the conference of the Immigration Association which commnced here today, oyer 500 dele. gates from various trade and labor bodies being present. John ]. Bel jeman, who presided, said the asso- citation was doing all in it's power to get the very best class of workmen from Europe, and several of it's agents were at present in Scotland and Ire land to induce emigration from these countries to the southern states. At the convention fifty immigrants, who had just landed, were paraded for Inspection to show the kind of la borers the association was bringing into the country.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-19
CHURCH CONVENTION
 AT OMAHA

Omaha, Neb., Feb. 19.-The board of foreign missions of the Presbyterian church today opened a convention unique in the history of the missionary movement. This is a mems foreign missionary conven tion. The women of the church have been holding such gatherings many years, and have built up missionary work to it's present important stage but today the men of Omaha and Kansas decided to band themselves togther, and in future do all in their power for missionary work. There are sixteen hundred delegates in at tendance in the auditorium when the proceedings commenced. A male chorus of one hundred voices has been organized to lead the mu- sic. Among the speakers will be Robert E. Speer and Dr. Halsey of the Foreign board; Dr. Geo. Alex ander of New York and Dr. Robert F. Coyle of Denver. Dr. Hunter Corbett, moderator of the general assembly of the chruch, is presid- ing. Tonight John Wannamaker will speak on "Men and Money for For eign Missions land tomorrow w. J. Bryan wilr speak on 'rWhat Think of Foreign Missions" A convention of the fifteen central synods of the church will be held tomorrow when over 600 representatives from other synods and the foreign mission field will be present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-19
FERN RAILROAD
 ERMINAL BONDS.

Ala, Feb. 19.-The Is of the Mobile and Ohio Company at the annual tomorrow will be asked to |he joint guarantee by the Railway Company and the Id Ohio Railroad Company |ue of $250,0 bonds of
 Han Terminal Company 0,% of the Gulf Termi~ |any. The general mort dholders of the M. and o. 'ady sanctioned this guar d it is expected that the CTS will approve it. The
 of the bonds will be used instruction of immense ter Meridian, Miss, and in The terminal companies piled by the Southern Rail-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-19
NEW ENGLAND
 KENNEL CLUB SHOW

! Boston. Mass, Feb. l9.-LibeYaIitV Or
 classification and a long list of val uable prizes have not lost power to
 draw entries, for at the 23rd annual dog show of the New England Ken lnel Club. which opened in the Me-
 chanics building today. is the most successful of it's kind ever held. The entries break all records and no stone has been left unturned by the club to please all fanciers. ome of the finest
 pointers aud setters in the country are shown as well as fox hounds and
 bea2les. What will probably prove
 to be the most valuable trophy eynr offered for bench show competition
 has been put up by the club for Bos- ton terriers. It is a cup valued # $500. One friend of the French bull dog has forwarded $50 in gold to be awarded ill two prizes of $30 and $20 the first for the best French bulldog owned in New England, and the sec ond for the best of opposite sex ro the winner. Other special medals and cups will also be awarded in this class. The Cocker Spaniel Club will give medals, cups and money prizes in this class and Nathan H. Brown of Brooklyn, also offers d valuable cup. Mrs. Hamilton Fish, through the Ladies Kennel Association of America is giving a cup for the best partl-colored spaniel dog in the nov ice class. Cups will be given by the Brunswick FoXhound Club. Willis Sharpe kilmer of Bingham, N Y, the French Bulldog Club of America and the |. Bernard Club. Entries have come from all parts of the country and include those from some of the best known breeders of dogs in the United States. John P. Morgan is ex- hibitlng number of collies from his Graz ston kennels and there are a large representation from the Grey stone fennels owned by Samuel Un- termeyer. The Cairngorm kennels and the Revere collie kennels have
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-19
THE ANNIVERSARY
 OF PXTHIANISM

Washington, Feb. 19-Members Of the Knights of Pythias throughout the land are today celebrating the forty second anniversay of the establish ment of the order. They believe they have good cause for jubilation in the rapid growth and flourishing condi- tion of the order throughout the country. Since it was founded Justin H. Rathbone. in this city four de- cades ago, the Knights of Pythias have spread to every state and terri tory of the Union, to Alaska, Cuba, Hawaiin Islands, Mexico and the prov- ince of Quebec. The membership IS now increasing. At the annual ban quet of the local branches here to- night some of the highest officers of the order will speak.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-19
bIS STATE MYERS MEETING

Ill.,, Feb. 19.-There 800 delegates present at
 l convention of the State Association today. A. V.
 s.1I,,.a to the ..s": great pro- TO- \ association was making benefits it was conferring tate. There are several les in connection with this Vent1on, including a dairy : a corn school. There are It's of poultry, horticulture, science and school exhib- gates from the Domestic |ssociation will give dem $ in cooking each day and |nding the convention will
 use of the Farmers Insti- ry. The proceedings will Thursday night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-19
QUEENSTOWN :. AS MAIL PORT

Feb. 19.-At a meeting |sh parliamentary party in Ida last night, John Red- P. presiding, resolutions led urging Irishmen in the Fates to take steps to in-
 American government to asures for the retention of 9n as a landing place for
 m lils instead of landing plymouth. Resolutions wed from all public bodies Pntry calling upon the en- of the Irish members of
 to oppose any withdraw American mail service enstown and urging all Pmpanies and public bod operate in resisting the Il.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-19
NATIONAL STAMPING LAW

rk, Feb. 19.-An organi- Jewelry and silverware rers has been formed to
 enactment in all states Is which will conform to
 pal Stamping Law passed Zss last winter, to become n June 13. 1907. The h the legislatures of 40
 be asked to- pass, pro
 all articles made of gold E a stamp showing the the metal must not
 ssay divergence from the |of more than one-half car pld watch cases and other les the maximum diver owed is 3-10O of a carat. articles the stamp must huality of the plating.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-19
x TO MONTREAL

|nrk. Feb. t9.-With the ho0 900 at 6 per cent the |Hudson Company has de- proceed with the construc- Is line to Montreal. At |e D. & H. extends only as as Rouses Point and goes kreal over the Grand keveral years ago it pur- e Quebec Southern, which part way from Quebec to bnd it was then generally that the D. & H. intended b both Montreal and Que he construction work was led. A few months ago E:.s, influential stockho!d- ! a movement to force the knt to make what they much needed changes in One of the first results Increase in the dividend. bting stockholders also ob- |the sloWness with whieh ian extensions were being l, and the new loan was of their final efforts. The made for the Quebec. and Southern Railway, a
 of the D. & H. The first construction will be be- uses Point and S. Con own near Montreal. The r be carried out with all
 srafch.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-19
OHIO SOCIETY
 OF GEORGIA

Atlanta Ga, Feb. 19-The Ohio So- ciety of Georgia will give it's annual banquet at the Piedmont Hotel to- night when Governor Harris of Ohio
 will deliver an address on the ad- vancement of Ohio State The society is reported to be in a flourishing state and no expense has been spared to make tonight's gathering the most successful of it's kind ever attempted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-19
POSITIVE PROOF.
should t0n':nce the Greatest Skcp.
 tic in Pine Bluii,

Because it's the evidence of Pine Bluff citizen.
 Testimony easily Investigated The strongest endorsement of mer- it.
 The best proof. Read il:
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 Dr. C. D. Smith, veterinary surgeon of 1903 West Sixth street, says: II have had no occasion tO use D0an's Kidney Pills since they cured me aDout three years ago. the backache and kidney trouble having entirely disappeared 1 can also say Chat in my estimation Doan's Ointment is the finest remedy on the market for eczema and all irritations of the skin. 1t relieves itching and burning almost immediately. l have recommended both ot these remedies to numerous people who have asked ne about them and shall continue to do so would refund the money t0 any one who used them without receiving ben eft For sale by all daalers. Price o0 cents. Foster-AIiIbHen Co. Ruf- falo, New York, sole agents for fha United States.
 Remember the name-Doan's- and take no other.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-19
STAINS LEMON
 CROP RUINED

New York, Feb. 19.-Reports from Madrid state that the weather is the severest ever known in Spain. There have been heavy falls of snow and railway travelling has become impos- sible. The lemon crop has been com pletely ruined
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-19

entered their best while the exhibits of 5. Vandefbilt, ;La W. Gould Bro kaW are attracting considerable at tention X large lumber of great Danes, mastitls and = .Bernards lga sh1Wh, The show will remain opei until the 22Ed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-19
A MISTAKE.

If you don't get our prTces On watches. jewelry, trunks. suit cases bags, etc., before you buy. T. 4. Drum. mond. 221 Main
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-19
FOR RENT.

1902 West Pullen St. 4-room
 dwelling. 515 Hickory St. 7-room dwelling. 517 Hickory St. 3-room dwelling. Store house 7th and Hickory
 For Rent (Co1 .'ah 703 Mulberry St. Broom dwelling. TOP Elm St. Broom dwelling. i06 Louisiana St 3-room dwell-
 tug 4O7 Missouri St. 4-room dwelling
 For Sale. Three dwellings on East 2d Ave. Three dwellings on East 9th Ave. One dwelling on Ohio St. One-fourth block on West 18th Ave
 Loans. Loans made on city property. All kinids of property bought and sold
 CHAS. HANCOCK, Real Estate, Loans and Insur- ance, office 113 Pine St.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-25
JACK LoNDoN's TRIP.
WHY NOT LAFoLLETTE?

The press dispatches report that
the president is quite openly support
ing the candidacy of Secretary Taft,
and this too, on the theory that the
secretary will carry out the presi-
dents reform ideas?
What has Secretary Taft done to
Indicate that he is a reformer? What
assurance has the president that. as
president, Secretary Taft would op-
pose predatory wealth? II Secretary
Taft Is put forward as the presidents
representative who will give bond,
that, II elected. he viii stand up
brayely against the demands of Wall
street, If President Roosevelt wants
to leave the executive office in the
hands OF n republican reformer. why
does he not throw his influence to
| Senator LaFollette? The Wisconsin
senator has record and that rec
ord ought to appeal to the president
Senator LaFollette has for years
fought the same crowd that the presi-
dent now finds conspiring against
himself, This ought to touch the
executive heart and awaken SYM
pathy in the executive breast. Sena-
tro LaFollette Is reformer from
away back; he is all wool and more
tnan yard wide. so to speak. When
republican reform was, as It were
without form and void" LaFouette
appeared upon the scene and by the
force of his own indomitable courage
he has stayed on the scene. The
national convention of 1904 which
nominated the president threw him
out. but like Mary's little lamb he
waited patiently about" and when
election time came he was elected
governor and then senator
He has fought for reform and he
has fought the republicans who op,
posed reform. He is in favor of rail.
road regulation and urges a measure
empowering the Interstate commerce
commission TO ascertain the value OF
the railroads. II the president will
ask the railroad exploiter and the
trust magnates he will find that they
know LaFollette and fear him be.
cause he says what he thinks and
means what he says. II the president
wants a republican who is really a
reformer he viii find it difficult to
explain why he passes by LaFollette
and selects Taft.-Bryau's Com.
! moner.