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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-07
The BAN0, TOO,
TALKING EXPO
Tie Atlantic Band Considering Sci
iousIy the Trip to The James
town Exposition.

From present indications Bruns-
gick is going to be well represented
the big jamestown exposition.
Tie IL lemen have fully determined
Upon making the trip and there is
ne loa2 r any question about that or
ganization going.
I4e Inform Rank, Knights OF =
is bave The matter under seriou.
eolsialralion and viii make some @
4li,c decision in the premises d
meeting to be held tomorrow night
Al a meeting ol the Atlantic band,
held last night the matter was taken
J ana considered by the member
Of Brunswicks splendid musical ag
gregation. Definite action was il
had however, and the band will de-
wise ways and means tor making the
trip and pass up the matter at o.
next meeting.
It is the intention OF the band, Il
troy decide TO go. to take along abou
ta ny-fve members and go along
with the Riaemen and the uniform
rank.
Considerable interest is beng
aroused among the members and they
are very anxious to make the trip
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-07
Ar FIGHTING CONSUMPTION
Medical Men Gathered Together H.
Washington.

Washington, May 6-The foes
of tuberculosis have come together
in a great gathering to push the work
Of protecting the public from the raw
ages of he dread disease.
This is the annual meeting of the
National Association for the study
and prevention OF tuberculosis. and
it was held at the New Willard
hotel
The general meeting of the assoc
ia ion was opened This morning by an
ad lress OF Dr. Herman u. Briggs
chief medical officer OF the New
York medical department, Dr.. Law
renee f. Flick. OF Philadelphia.
tomorrow President Roosevelt.
WHO is am honorary member Of the
association. viii give a reception at
the white mouse receiving also the
congress Of American Physicians
ana Surgeons, which meets at the
same time.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-07
CHECKS WERE
1UAsED OVER
Ladies Of the Maccabees and the
City Hospital Receive Their
Share of Fair Proceeds.

The Ladies Of the Maccabees wer,
handed check yesterday By Aoe
Rothschild, chairman of the recen
Eagles fair in the sum OF $135,UO
that amount being 10 percent OF tic
net receipts Of the fair The ladies
expressed themselves as being wei
pleased with the result and were d.
lighted with the generous spirit
the Eagles in the matter.
Mr. Rothschilds also handed l.. r
Atkins, one of the commissioners 0
the city hospital, a check for S57 So
being 5 percent Of the net proceed
which the Eagles desired to con.r
butte to the city hospital fund. Com
missioner Akins, on behalf Of the hos
pital management, expressed thank.
for the contribution.
Thus 1t will be shown that the ram
just closed netted the Eagles, after
appropriating this Is percent OF lhl
net receipts. the handsome sum o.
s1,147.5O,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-07
Sweet Charity is Dancing
Attendance Upon The
ThG3pians
new YORK SocItII IS our
1t is Believed That One Hundred and
Fifty Thousand Dollars viii be
Raised During the Week
Many Celebreties There.

New York, May 6.-The Actor IS
rund fair opened today at the Metrop
Jlitan opera house and Will continue
TO May II. inclusive. Mrs. A. M
ealmer. who contributed so freely tt
CEe success of the previous actors
flnd fairs. fifteen years ago, mas az
.ceptCd the chairmanship OF he dlIc,
committee and has directed pre, "a
tons from offices IN the HnicNcrp4ek-
Ter theatre buildinS donated rent free
from Robt. Goe-et A booth is de
voted to oil Hdnuugs ior WINCH ml
n nj artists gou .cibuted li5erlly
Famous neWspa le, cortooni5 nafe
contributed original cartoon ,24Npg
Nathan Strauss donated sotI
s,auette Of Miss Maud Arap,i ang
tle plyers cluD, whose NE .3ar5nip
includes MANY distinguished oi,iat@,
ltported through Howard Ky.e. cnltt
nan of the art cJmmittea. tAAt uv".
10000 had been pledgei Mllh
1wain, George Ade, Cnalntng POI
.uck. Henry NJ L.ossom, Char.ls
kIein. Paul Armstrong, AMI other
dramatic authors are p5a,a ly at
tending at the book Do11n to aato-
graph their worts and pso. p, ,'i'as
The grocery. vines AMI liquor de
pH,ment is an enormous ad1,r WITH
larga contributions. ind Jslacu. Ct
sales, pouring in. Anna Held posed
ion ~ 600 C,l b,.QIlg, Ida,i i.,~
ryomre prepared a moved exhibit
The professional Wowans League
has a mammoth exhibit and racing
wheel The Actors society and the
Actors church alliance have arrmg
Cd special booths It is hoped to
make the fair even more successtuI
tban The similar affair given
40 Madison Square Garden hfteer
years ago, when $4,000 was reaHz
ed Many scene painters and stage
mechanics have coopcrated in maKng
the opera house attractive rhe
Actors Fund Society spends more
than $4,000 a year relieving the
sick aud nAdy among stage play
ers
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-07
MORE STRIKES
IN NEW YORK
1t is Now Estimated That at Least
5000 Longshoremen Are Out
Hoboken Men Quit.

New York, May 6.-The Longshore-
mems strike is assuming greater pro,
portions today than at any time since
the general strike order was promul.
gated. The men employed at Hobo
ken, numbering thousand, went to
,ho rescue of their fellow workers to,
lay and on a signal every pier in the
city was at a standstill.
1t is estimated that there are nos
5000 men out in New Jersey sections
and it IS spreading rapidly in Man
aattan. It is stated here tonight at
lcast 5000 men, in all, are out.
There does not seem to be any
compromise or settlement in sight
nd It is feared that commerce will
oc delayed badly i ma short while.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-07
TWO SHOOTING
AFFAIRS OCCUR
Negroes and Pistols Mix up in Grea
Shape Sunday Morning But
None ASe Killed.

The brother in black and his shoot
ing irons held sway 10 considera-
bic Vtent in Glynn bounty Sunday
morning and three 81 Aotings occur
red
The first occurred at Belle Vista
about twenty miles up ~ Southern,
when in the early morning Joseph
Cooper after having a personal diff
Guilty with Mat Comas, drew his re-
volyer and fired upon his man. il.
all four shots were fired two went
wide Of the mark and two OF them
landed, one taking effect in the
risht side and the other passins
through the fieshy part of the right
hand The news was not brought t.
The city until late in the day and III
the meantime Cooper made his es
cape. Comas. while painfky hur,
IS not in critical condit1h h and viii
recover.
The other fracus occN red in thN
northern section Of the tpity in th.
proximity Of the gas ho4 e. Detail.
are meager, but it seems Ahat VIII
liam Jones. local negro, III som,
ROW with Molle Newton, who NJ az
companied by small boy naffS~S
Charlie Taylor Jones fired upon thN
woman several times and in so do
ing succeeded IN striking both the
Woman and The boy, whom he did no.
intend to harm. The woman As
shot in the breast and is in pre-
carious condition. with chance.
against her recovery. The boy Wa.
snot in The arm and is not ser4ously
hurt
AS soon as advised Of the case
sheriff Berrie went in persu1t OF In,
criminal but as he had suncient timt
TO get out Of the way. he had no
Deen arrested up to midnight
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-07
The Question Of a Second
Bond Election Ia
v0IVed
ACTION Is LOOKED FOR
t. is Generally Believed the Commits
sioners viii Give the People of
the County Another Chance
to Vote on the Matter

The regular monthly meeting o.
the Glynn county commissioners VII
be held in their apartments in tn
court house this morning. a nvei.
interest attaches 10 the meeting toda
for the reason that it is
the FIRST time that the commission
ers have held a meeting since tn
recent bond eleet-on which. it Will b.
recalled. failed to carry By tne mar
row margin OF fifty votes and it
believed that some action win be
taken on the matter of again calliu
an election to provide Tor the is
suance of bonds.
There seems to be a general ill.,
preston that there is no real oppo
sidon to the bona issue and that
was defeated on April l6 more froe
Indifference and lick OF interest rata.
er than from any real objection IL
the proposed plan to issne bonds.
A Well known business man anc
large property owner, discussing tho
matter with a representative Of The
News yesterday said am OF til
opinion that the people We're not su
fciently posted as to the last bone
election, that is, ] am sure they die
not understand the matter IN IT'S trul
light and ! believe that if the com
mission viii again submit the propo
sluon to the people that they sill Sc
the wisdom Of voting for bonds in pref
erence of having a special TAX leyy
Winch means double taxation. Con
unuing ne said The issue is
small one and is to be cleaned on
in seven years and the new Jail anc
completed house are necessities. The
people, therefore, should. and be-
lieye they viii. vote for bonds, if the!
get another chance
Whiie The News is not in position
to make any definite statement on
the subject it is generally believed
that the commissioners wid call an-
other election today
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-07
Mexico and Guatemala
Sever diplomatic Re-
Iat0nS
SAYS STATE DEPARTMENT
The Termination of Friendly ReIa-
tons is Awaited With Deep
Interest by the United States
Government.

Washington, May 6.-The open
breach between the governments or
the republics OF Mexico and Guata-
mala which mas been the sole subject
If conversation in diplomatic circles
ooday, has widened considerably and
~he situation is looked upon with gen
Iine apprehension
The state department tadag recei-
Sed official information froin both ehe
AMexican government and mat OF
Gautamala to the effect that all d6
plomatic relationship between the
wo governments had been termina-
ted.
1t was not thought that the rela-
tions between the two governments
had grown to such state of bitter
ness aud the department was. no,
prepared for the Information.
1t can be stated tongiht on the best
OF Information that the outcome OF
the situation is awaited here in
Washington with genuine apprehen.
sion
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-07
The CITY COURT
GRINDING Away
S
The Case of Reed vs.. Hoodenoyle
Succeeding in Tieing up III
Last Night.

The city court of Brunswick, Judge
A D. Gale presiding, was convened
yesterday morning The day was de-
voted 10 the civil docket but only a
very few cases were disposed of as
those assigned for trial were long
winded ones ana held largely o.
the time of the court
In the afternoon the case OF Geo.
oapp VS.. the Southern railway was
cried and resulted in a verdict for
he plaintiff who was seeking TO re
~oyer damages from the company for
me Killing of live stock
Several unimportant cases on the
docket were settled and marked By
lne court.
The entire afternoon was consum
in the hearing Of the case of Wyl-
$ Rede against j. IL Hoodenpyle
4it on note. Attorney Ernest Oar,
4ppeared for the plaintiff and Co.
H. Harris for the defendant
It was decidedly a peculiar case,
- much 50 that the jury failed to
rec and at q late hour last nigh,
ere still in the jury room deIiber,p-
ting over the matter If they agreed
before morning ii was a sealed yer.
dct and viii be given to the cour,
lis morning 1t seems that MI
.ede loaned Alr Hoodenpyle $500
n the personal note OF the latter
nd suit is brought to recover $3.50
Mich the minister claims is still due
I'M, although he admits tnat in ali
sir. Hoodenpyle has paid him more
man the face value OF the note
which the plainuf claims is a portion
his share in a fruit business in
mich he was interested in with Mr.
Hoodenpyle.
On The other hand MIR Hoodenpyle
c.aims that he has paid up more than
the original amount of the note ana
that no copartnership existed be-
Eeer himself and the pastor and
stated that he was wiling to allow
$50 as interest on the note but oh,
leets 3 paying the $3.50 as sued for
Tho case is a rather complex one
and he jury seems TO have found
cut ,le fact
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-07
TROOPS IN GOOD CONDITION
Col. obear Says Georgia Soldiers in
Better Shape Than Ever.

CO.. Obear Says Georgia Soldiers in
Better Shape Than Ever,
Atlanta May Col W. G. Obear,
inspector general Of the state troops.
las just completed the annual in
sDecion for 1907, and he says the
Georgia troops ar Elm much better
condition this year than last
q found an increasing interest IN
military affairs, better attendance and
Georgia troops are in much bette
care Of the property than ever be-
fore"
1t will be some weeks yet before
General Obear makes his report n
On these inspection. There are now
fortyiour companies Of infantry in
the state while the legal limit is
SIXTY companies. or twelve to each
regiment
1t is probable. that as a result Of
The recent INSPECTIONS some three or
our companies win be mustered out.
IlcH INC que9llOH VIII De raised dS
TO whether the best course is to ad-
nit new companies to fill up the five
regiments Of infantry or to cut down
the number Of regiments.
This is a proposition that may be
dealt with at the coming session of
the legislature With a reduced nun
Der Of companies each one Of them
viii fare better under the Dick bill.
from Ihe United States government
apron Nation, than would be the
case With all the regiments recruited
ug TO the limit
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-07
tfi1aA Meeting Of the Pop
uIar Social Organization
. Last Night
NEW HOME TALKED OF
A Committee Was Finally Named to
Open Negotiations for Club
House to be Owned by the
Organization.

he annual lneetlhs Oh Ihe mem
perS Oh the FhoehlN ciuo ior Tue pur-
pose ol e'ecVlns olhcerS was helo az
o'ie cruz mousse Oh the Wen known
u sa''@a'ion last nlshC
~ - go sNl'
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-07
sETJemAN TALKS HoPeFuLLY
The immigration Situation Seems to
be in Satisfactory Shape.

be in Satisfactory Shape.
Atlanta May g. While Governor
.~elect Hoke Smith IS coming hone
from Europe next week on account
Of business engagements. President
G Gunpy Jordan, OF the Georgia I'M
migration Association, and Major v
w Williamson. OF Savannah, VINO &C
conpanied the party, will remain iii
Europe two or three weeks longer
Tor the purpose Of getting further III
sight into the situation from an immi
grafton standpoint and. in effect
mapping out a proper plan Of can
paign.
They win remain to pave the wa
foi the work we propose to do sai,
President John A. Betjeman. Of the
as5ocianion's executive committee
WHO was here today Upon the re
port which they make will be based
the states action in sending hmm
grafton agents to Europe. 1hey VIII
decide as to the points at which Va
agents should be located, and we ex
pect to send at least six representa-
tiyes abroad for the purpose Of
dueing immigration to Georgia
soon as these details are determine
IN the meandmes the executiv
committee is hard at work and
, are making progress, despite
fact that there is not much talk abolt
ii I have visited many sections
the state and have left strong organ
izations practically everywhere
have been.
~In a small way we have alread
started an immigration movement in
Georgia through cossenpondence al.
as a result of this twenty-seven Ger
man families viii arrive in the state
within the next week. These Will
be placed in Brooks and Monroe coun.
ties. They are principally agricultur-
lists. Others will follow these within
a short time as result OF the same
movement"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-07
NINE HOURS FOR FISH MEN
Gloucester seafarers are Now Very
Jubilant.

Gloucester Mass, May 6.-The em-
pIoyers in all the various fish ship
ping houses of the city are in high
slee today as the concession won
from the employers Of nine hours for
days work, goes into effect tomor-
row All the men employed on the
@haryes and in the lofts presented
a petition several weeks ago and the
employers consented to make nine
hours days work and the matter
;ame to a happy conclusion.
The fish cutters and others emplo
ed on piece work are not affected
by the change.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-07
They sERANADED TEDDY.

seloa Hundred Austrians Sing to
Theodore in Native Tongue.
ny hington, May about seven
hun d members Of the Wiener Ma.
enor sang Verin, the Vienna Men $
Sir ins Society who came to the
Un led States on a special steamer,
at an expense of $150,0O0, seranaded
Pr ,dent Roosevelt tonight The
visitors sang before the president this
d noon at 2 o'clock.
special train brought the singers
ntm New York whence they viii
re n 10 be the guests of the Deut,
she Liz edkranz, and viii give &.
concert
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-07

At the meeting of the county com
missioners today a special officer %
do duty at St Simin Pier will be
named and it is probable that T. W..
Matthews will again be elected TO
the position Mr.. Matthew has bee
special officer there for the past sev-
eral seasons and he has given salts
faction in every sense Of the word.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-07
---------------
Hotel is Nearly Readv

The new hotel Of Capt. Joseph
Champ on St Simon, is neartn !,
completion and will be ready Ter
opening withing the next few days
Contractor w. Il. Anderson is nov
putting on the finishing touches and
will rush the work as rapidly a.
possible
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-07
Met Last Niqht.

Ocean lodge of Masons held an in.
ter, sting meeting in Masonic Temple
last night and considerable routine
business was transacted The lodge
is growing rapidly and is one OF the
most popular in the city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-07
Atlantic LEAGUE in the EeId.

Reading, Penn, May 6-The Allan
c league begins it's campaign for ,ho
cason tomorrow. Brooklyn and
Newark were admitted, The Brook
lyn team will play it's matches at
Ridgewood. The league expects to
play Sunday baMin Brooklyn, Newark
Elizabeth, Read and Pottsville.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-07
Aecidene to the Adrian.

While enroute from st. Simon to
Brunswick Sunday, the shaft OF Capt.
+ d. NJ. Strachans yacht AdriAn
was broken and the pretty craft had
to be towed to the city by the steam
er IIessie. The damage will be re
paired at once.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-07
He PRESSED THE BUTTON.
The President Started of the Char.
lesion Schuetezebund.

Charleston. S. g., May 6.-The Nat
ional SchIetzebund opened its nation
al trieunial shooting today at noon.
The PRECEDENT OF the United States
touched button which electrically
fired an aimed target Baron NpecF
Won Sterberg is in attendance as rep
.resentatiye Of the German emperor
who is an honorary member OF the
organization
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-12-05
GRETNA GREEN IN BELFRY

Pastors Attachment to His Apart
ments In Chicago Church Tower.
A Gretna Green at the pinnacle Of q
vertical fat" with roof garden attach.
ment for lovers, balmy breezes and per
petual moonlight, will be henceforth
operated in the belfry and other floors
of the tower Of the First Congregation.
al church Of South Chicago by the pas.
tor, the Rev. George A. Bird, says the
Chicago Inter Ocean.
Since the recent secret wedding there
Of eighteen-year-Old Lydia NuSbaum to
Robert Gray has shown how a bridal
couple can elude even the most vigilant
rice and old shoe thrOwers the preacher
has determined to make the most Of
his peculiar abode and will use 1t as
the headquarters for those who seek
to initiate that happy couple.
81 built this church tower for many
reasons" said the Rev. Mr.. Bird the
other night to visitor. Il believe in
making things attractive for those who
contemplate marriage. l have noticed
that church towers are usually useless
rats. That is not in keeping with my
Ideas. l built this as memorial to
my departed wife. l have it arranged
like a fat. The only difference is that
one room is above the other instead of
being horizontally arranged. 1t is a
vertical fat
Marriages are made in heaven they
say, and this is as close to it as we can
get until Santos-DumOnt perfects safe
airShips.
mo, there is nothing irregular about
a marriage in a steeple. Why should
there be? 1t is part and parcel of the
sacred structure The two sta rcases
are handy. The couples can come up
on one side single and go down on
the other side married. Thus there is
no confusion or unnecessary splitting
Of rice"
The Rev. Mr. Bird has installed a
telephone. and when the weather per
mits the roof garden will be in full op
aration.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-12-05
WHAT HE WOULD DO.
Colonel Hayes Had an Answer Reads
For General Scott.

Colonel Hayes Had an Answer Ready
For General Scott.
OF Colonel John G. Hayes, who
served with distinction under General
Winfield Scott in the Mexican war, an
amusing story is told by t. e. Parish
In his Gold Hunters of California"
Hayes, with his command, had been
out scouting On his return he made
no report to General Scott, who sent
Cor him. General Scott was a verita-
BILE martinez in enforcing military dis
cipline. After Hayes was seated in the
commanders headquarters Scott said,
Colonel Hayes, have received no re-
port of your expedition against the
PADRE II did not think it worth
while" said Hayes. Every officer Of
the army is required to make full re-
port of everything to his superior Off
Ger. Please make your report verbal
ly."
Hayes began by saying that he struck
the PADRES trail on a certain day, fol-
lowed it for two days, and on the third
day, while his command was resting at
noon and taking their siesta, the old
padre came down on them. The 'boys"
gathered themselves together and whip
ped the Mexicans off, killing quite a
number of the PADRES command. His
own loss was significant--One killed
and three wounded. Surprised you,
eh?" queried Scott. Eyes; we were not
expecting him. Where were your
pickets?" Ibid not have any"
"Whatw shouted General Scott. "a
colonel in the regular army Of the
United States 60 into camp In the
heart of the enemy's country and new
er place a picket on guard? What
would you do if surprised when
asleepT' 'Shoot the first man that
walked me upr' was the cool reply.