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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-10
Fiqht on Bailey.

Austin, Texas. Jan. 9.--The Texas
legislature convened today, Much
interest attends the session lnasmucn
as a successor to Joseph w. Baray
IS - be e!1cicd United ates sena-
tcrtor. .he fight on Senator Bailey.
wjo t. tho democrat nominee. and
The understanding that legislative
irvest cation viii be made into his
alleged connection with certain oil
interests to the senatorial situation.
Senator Bailey has opened headquar-
ters here M
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-10
THOUSANDS SAW
SCHOONER SINK
BLANCHE MORGAN WAS RAMMED
sY A BARGE IN NEW YORK
HARBoR YESTERDAY.

New York, Jan 9.--More than a
thousand people who we sstanding
IN the Brooklyn bridges Bday saw
the chooner Blanche Fgan sink
In East River. A
The schooner was conf down the
haraor and was rammed BY the large
barge Lancaster AS soon as she
was struck she went down
The crew of the schooner jumped
to tho barge and none Of them wore
drownd
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-10
a CRAZY WOMAN WAS JAILED.
She Wanted TO Take Charge of the
Postoffce Yesterday

Oflicer Jerre Wilchar yesterday ar
rested young negro woman VINO is
thought to be temporarily insane,
The woman was in tle postofice
raising a distur' ance and refused to
leave when ordered to do 50. She
aoemed inclined to take charge Of the
buildingand It was NJ cessary to send
for aa officer before she could be
Quoted.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-10
Bank officials lie ..

]. L. Allen, George A Pearce and
Fred G. Alien, all Of Chiple5., Ga, who
are Interested in the new Glynn
County Bank, arrived in tn city yes.
terday. Mr.. J. i. Allen wo is tho
cashier. will shortly remove here and
will occupy the Dart re, ience on
Reynolds street. recently purchased
by MIN.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-10
Wln put Down Ilanaaome Walka.

b. Padrosa, owner OF the Central
hotel property at the corner ofT Jew.
castle and Monk streets, has let hs
contract to J, D. Baldwin for pt A
tile sidewalks to cover the Newcd
and Monk street boundries of {
building In addition Mr.. Padrosa s
70 make other improvements on. be
interior Of the building
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-10
THIS SUIT INVOLVES sa,ooo,Ooo
George Gould, Senator Elklns and
Ramsey Named

st. Louis. Mo, Jan. 9.-Suit for an
accounting Of funds was tieled today
in the circuit court by p. D. Futon
" member OF the Little aI5aaawna
syndicate, George Gould. Joseph Ram
sey, Jr.. and Stephens b. El1ins are
among the defendants named in the
suit which grows out of an $S.000,00O
deal by the syndicate in West Vir-
ginia coal lands and In two small
railroads
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-10
GETTING READY 70 REMOVE
y A., 3. & A. officers viii Soon Have
Quarters In New Depot

The different officers Of tne A.. B.
& A. In Brunswick and their respect
I've forces are nov preparing 10 re-
move into their new quarters in the
handsome passenger station whicn is
now rapidly nearing completion.
It IS expected tina. all Of the Offices
vgIl be located in the new building
before February hrst. as only a lit
tie work remains TO be done on the
building.
Il has not yet been announced when
trains will begin TO use the new de
rot, but It Is expected that they will
awaTe sad dspaFt from there withir
the 11Et few Wesaps. a
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-10
1925 CASES OF
TYPHOID FEVER
SITUATION IN SCRANTON is NOW
VERY sERIoUs-HUNpRED
DEATHS REPORTED.

Scranton. Jan. 9.-The total mum
Der of cases of typhoid fever now re-
ported in this city is 1.O25 VITA 100
deaths.
The members Of the board of health
have no hopes for the speedy ending
Of the epidemic and the situation is
considered serious.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-10
Five msn Drowned.

Portland, Ore, Jan. 9.--Five men
are believed to have been drowned in
the Columbia river near Buffers.
Wash, last night by the capslzing
Of boat. Persons on shore heard
the men shout for help and search
was made. but no trace OF the boat
was eouRA.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-10
Hand Badly Hurt.

The many friends Of Capt Joe VIII
hanson of this county, will regret to
learn that he had his nand badly hurt
at his mill In Pearl. Camden county,
a few days ago. Mr.. Williamson
came to Brunswick for med cal atten-
ton and had the wound dressed
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-10
An Omisslon.

In the statement of the ladies' aux
Hilary, published in these columns yes
terday, the amount raised by Mrs. A.
D. Gales committee was unintention-
ally omitted. This committee did nm
usually good work. "oaliziuevc total
- ef6O.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-10
RlcvclA Eound-

A bicycle was picked up on the
streets last night and brought to The
News Office. Owner can have same
by identifying and paying for this
otice.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-10
Good pavInn Continues.

The paving contractors Of the city
are stiIl busy and great deal OF paw
Iug II going on In diGeEunt parts
X TIE .sGfg
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-10
WIN Meet TonighE

The Bruns%e lodge Of EN ~
bold their Ngular weekly mSN
their hall tonight. The Il
take up tne matter of II
which Is In the hands OF
commltbee
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-10
vrasr
sSlss EET,EiN NEW COURT

2 71dge Max Isaac returned yester-
day from aAsAs z Ahere he went to
appear batoAA Bart OF ap-
ltals and tao #dng Bruins
wick attorney #stincticn Of
helng the hrbt b the state
70 argaa a case r. new high
tribunal
The case we Hf Hunter Va.
lisener. Judge ss appearing for
Mr.. LAssuer a3d no Sas the afst
atsornoy In tho tate TO 90 before the
tourt with an argument. which. Of.
eqdrSe. was a strong one.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-19
COMPRESS IS LEASED
FARMERS ASSOCIATION TO OCCUPY
 PROPERTY.
win Take POssession July I, and Will He n Shape tO Handle the Cot-
 ton Business This

The Farmers. Association Cotton Warehouse No. 1. a cooperative organ ization, yesterday leased the old com- press property at the foot of Lee Street from Abraham Brothers. who recently purchased the ent'ra block of real es- tate from the Atlantic Compress Com pany. The Association intends to use the compress property as cotton warehouse and a suitable man will be selected and put in charge of 1t as soon Association for occupancy.
 The compress is leased to the Asso- citation for one year. beginning July l, next.
 The property rented includes all of the block. exclusive of the residences. It Is situated on Lee and Moulton Streets with railroad frontage bn the
 we will have more floor space than any other warehouse in Montgomery" said President A.. H. Eubanks of the the place in proper condition and em- ploy a man to look after the business. We will be ready to handle the fall trade"
 The Farmers Association was 1ncor- porated originally with the intention of erecting a warehouse for the coop erative storing of cotton by the farm CTS While 1t was organized under the plans adopted by the Southern Cotton Association, the Farmers Associa ton is a distinct and separate corporation. Asked if the Warehouse Association house, President Eubanks said: Yes. we still contemplate putting g time"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-19

SEE EXHIBIT STYLISH TRUNKS. Window E. E. Forbes Music Store. i. Built for Critical Customers. / MONTGOMERY TRUNK co.
 Phone 1183, 10S Bibb St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-19
Tefley's Teas Please.
ATHLETIC EXHIBITION.
Basket Ball Game and Other Ente
 tainment at Y. M. c. A.

tainment at Y. M. c. 4.
 An interesting exhibition of athle tics was given at the Y. M. e. A. last evening, which was enjoyed by at least 15o people. An exhibition of twnb- Tho Those who took part ,,n in the ium,6lins g J, Marcus. Washbarn, c. Alley and Tisdale. The longest dive was made by T. c. Locke, over eight men.
 After the diving a very interesting game of basketball was played between the Whites and Blacks, resulting in the defeat of the Whites by the score of lS to 22. The playing of Locke and song and A. Marcus for the Blacks, were the features of the game.
 The line up of the two teams fof- lows
 Whites-B. Alley and J. Marcus for wards; Locke, center, captain; Wash burn, Quigley and B. Hood, guards.
 Blacks-Susong and A. Marcus. for- wards; Tisdale, center; Moriarty and Ed Marcus. gnards.
 Timekeeper-Clapp,
 In the interval between the halves, which were twenty minutes each, there was an exciting relay race. The racers were: W. Davidson, J. Persons, Hous- ton, Holt ard Quigley against Austin, Miles and Glover.
 W. Davidson's team won the best two out of three in this race. After the relay race. there was pursuit team.
 At the close of the entertainment, many of the visitors were shown over the building.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-19
IN SOCIETY
By Mrs. J. M. del Cottes.

s board oi diTeetoT: HistaMsy are FeasSr Mrs ana E; R I,.! Holt. Miss s,d, tollie Abercrombie
 Mrs. Amelia .wyly acted as recre- tary of the meeting to organize.
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 SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT AT
 COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL.
 A District Committee of the School Improvement Association was organi- zed at Cottage Hill yesterday after noon. Mrs. W. A. Gayle presiding over the meeting. Mrs. j. D. Matlock, of Birmingham. who was the guest of MT. and Mrs. H. c. Gunnels yesterday, was present at the meeting and Mrs. Gayle asked her to address the meet ing as she Is we'll acquainted with the subject of school improvement work of the State. Mrs. Mdtlock consented to talk to the ladies and in her ad- dress she gave the object of organix- ing district committees and suggested plans for work.
 The officers of the Cottage Hill Com mittee are Mrs. John Hart, Chairman; Mrs. Walton Hill. Treasurer, and Mrs R. Thomas, Secretary The board or directors is composed of Mss Here ford, Mrs. W. H. Taylor and Mrs. o. F. Film.
 HAPIEH- w EEMSs
 Friends in Montgomery have receiv- od the following invitation:
 '.Mr. Evander Rupert Weems re- quests the honor of your presence at the marriage of his daughter, Eleanor Lauretta, to Mir. John Bernard Rapler on Tuesday evening. April 30. 1907. at a o'clock at the residence of MT. ana Mrs. Charles W. stanton, $50 saint Anthony street. Mobile, Alabama
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 MARRIAGE or MISS HINDs ,r.Dr
 No prettier home wedding has taken place this season than that of Miss Eu- ialie Hinds and Mir. Charles 5. McDade. which Tss narsnts ar and Mps g evening nGS at s:so o'clock, Rev. J. M. nsrheS The cere%ony was performed in the presence of a large number or rrienas who had been invited to. witness tt and to attend the reception in honor or the yoTrhhs The entire STipeii tower floor was decorated in lavish placing asparagus fern which was hung in artistic tracing Gnef fn the %an.sIs parlor the brides roses were used prettily with ferns, and m one one side for the place of celebration was was arranged ,sss an altar the 9r pss second % parior tba adorning and in the dining room sweet peas, palms and ferns were the decorative features. os honor Miss Florence Cameron and M,ss sndie McDade, who wore toilettes of white silk and carried Easter Ml !llies. E,an erce Hinds. brother of the bride, ana The 3TaAs and groom entered to, gether. Her wedding gown was oa white cr<3ps de chine and Duchess tace and she held an arm cluster of brides
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-19

roses. The wedding party catered to dered by Mrs. Iadie Boiling. the sas sasy wn were served from a table. which was exquisite in an arrangement of green ssi1nx snS whts se on ase H Ths yonss Hinds, Mrs. A. M. Jones and Mrs. F.
 In an apartment devoted to the pur- pose large number of handsome pres ents in cut glass. silver and brtc-a- brac attested the loving esteem in iarEe % circle 1 of warm i friends.
 MT. and Mrs. McDade are at home with his parents. MT; and Mrs. John McDade' on Pe,saT 2 x street <
 IN COMPLIMENT TO MRS. FOUCHE.
 Mrs. ". H; Hawley complimented her guest. Mrs. Fouche, of Nashville. with some os syyrs sirse " TSsre covers for eight and the table adorn- ing was of sweet peas and plumose. Mrs ns Wietor Tfae Haason Mrs A. B Rane Mrs. W. H. Moore. Mrs. W. S. Payne and Mrs H. c. Evans;
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry M Bankhead. who have been visiting his sister. Mrs. Thomas M. Owen. left last night for Birmingham. From there they will go ana 1 ar if Yst psnksss ss xfss go to St Paul. Minn. to join Major General McKaskey, on whose stan MT. Bankhead Is Aide de Camp. MT Bank head Is a notably brilliant and beau tiful woman whose life has been one tiful woman whole life has been one full of rare advantages. She was formerly Miss Alice Stickney, a ward of Colonel John Long. of Florida, minis ter to Cairo. Egypt. during the admin istration of President Mckinley. Col onel Long being a bachelor, his ward Miss Stickney, presided over the Amer ican Embassy in Cairo and at the an- nual ball given by the Khedive to all the Ambassadors, she was singled out for. the distinction of being selected to be escorted by the Khedive to sup per after the ball
 When the great Assouan dam was opened and dedicated, the Khedive en- tertained the entire party on his pri- vate yacht and Colonel Long and Miss Stickney were of the party, while oth- CT members were the Crown Prince of Germany, the Duke and Duchess of Connaught. Queen Amelia of Portugal. the Duchess of Sutherland Prince Mo and the Earl and Countess Cromer. The following Spring. after her stay in Egypt, Miss Stickney visited the family of Ambassador Choate in Lon- don and was presented at Court and at- tended all the functions of that season. In Scotland she visited Sirdair and Lady Wyngate.
 After the death of her guardian, Col onel Long. Miss Stickney, now Mrs. Bankhead made her home with Mrs. George Pullman in Chicago until her marriage.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-19
MOTHERS UNION MEETS

MOTHERS UNION MEETS ..u,,. yesterday at the home = Mrs. T.. e. Foster was an unusually Interesting one. for t va. reciprocity gay gay and a,1,,s 2 sss Ms's isas; %Seas s'hi@' char1ss Sm tSs M SseNsmpsyehSsis Nams SSs Sy Form" a paper from the Council of lavish Women by Mrs, B.; Frank on on from the Tlntasil by Miss Louise Marks on Henri Ibsen: the Man." a paper from the At Study Slgs by Mrs scn,I Mrs. s, B. stern on Becky Sharpe"
 The literary program was followed tors. during which refreshments were served, and punch table was presided oyer by Mrs. Forney Sseyenson,, Mrs. MRS. NELSON ENTERTAINs
 | The members of as the ionian it%sas club ns met with Mrs. Owen Nelson at her home on Perry Street yeste,rdday s,dSy, ,nroa morning, SsIS William hsK sa.wsif wslf oa RaaafflEi Ser l,y Sy Mrs IT'S. ". l. Dur ,. Sn Michael ii I xeIo. by ans Mrs. cSa2fes RaRffs Coleman An
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 SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT AT
 BELLINGER HEIGHTS.
 district school improvement branch association was organized yesterday morning at Bellinser Heights. Mrs. W. A. Gayle presided over tho meet ing and made a short address on the subject of the general association, of which she Is President. Mrs. Lila spoke on the subject of Manual Train ing in Public Schools"
 The officers of the Bellinger Heights Committee are: Mrs Frank P. Glass, Chairman; Mrs. Homer IeGrand, Sec
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-19
PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mir. Meyer Marks of New York. whc has been visiting his relatives, Mrs. &. Rertz and Mir. and Mrs. Meyer Ger son. has returned home. This is MT fifteen years. and he received a warm welcome from his relatives and friends.
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 Mir. and Mrs. Louis Steiner and daughter, Miss Hattie Steiner. will be among the Montgomerians who will spend the summer abroad.
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 The Magazine Club will meet with Mrs. Albert Brame at her home. 412 Alabama Street. at o'clock this after noon.
 Miss Maybelle Jones. Mir. A. Ken nedy. MT. Julius Hendricks and Mir. Walter Shepard, will go to Mobile today to attend the Christian Endeavor Con- vention, which meets there today to- party of delegates on a special car from Birmingham.
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 Miss Ethel Pelzer has returned from Eufaula, where she has been visiting Miss Catherine Jelks' ss a
 Miss Agnes Carr has zone to Mobile tc be maid of honor to Miss Eleanor weems, whose marriage to MT. Rapfer will be an important social event on the 3Oth Of this month.
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 Miss Alice Lahey. Mrs. E. B. Joseph and Mrs. Charles l.. Taylor. have return. ed from Elmore, where they have been spending several days with MT. and Mrs William L. Stewart at their home. Loch Laurel.
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 Miss Jessie Lazarus. of Birmingham and her flance, MT Wolf, of Birming- ham, who have been visiting her sis ter. Mrs. Nose Sable. have returned home.
 Mrs. Sam Sable has returned from Jacksonville. where she has been visit ing relatives.
 Mrs M. Wallner has returned from Columbus. Ga., where she has been wis iting friends.
 MT. Arthur Hertz has gone to New York to spend several weeks The friends and acquaintances of Mrs. Fannie Dearing, of 213 North Lawrence street, will be glad to learn of her concalecence.
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 MT and Mrs A. J. Lund will leave tomorrow for Denver, Colo. to make their future home.
 The members of the County Club will entertain at a cottilion tomorrow evening
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 Mrs. l.. Schloss has gone to Eufaula to visit relatives. As Ss &
 Miss Mildred Taggard, of Greenville, is visiting Mrs. Osborne Lee & c. se
 Miss May Cranberry, of Dothan. Is visiting her cousin. Mrs. W. M Seidle' at her home on Washington street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-19
JURY HAS NOT AGREED.
Damage Suit of Mrs. Knabe Against
 Traction Company Tried.

Damage Suit of Mrs. knabe Against
 Traction Company Tried.
 The damage suit of Mrs. Matilda "A. F. Knabe against the Montgomery Traction Company for $b0,oo0 con sumed the entire day in the civil di- vision of the Criminal Court yesterday
 The suit grew out of an accident that happened last October at Vandiver Park during the State Fair. Mrs. Knabe and a large number of others were waiting to board car back to the city. In the general rush to get on first and secure seats. Mrs. Knabe fell or was thrown under the car while 1t was still in motion and her leg was so badly injured that amputation be- came necessary.
 On account of the prominence of the family with which Mrs. Knabe is con- nected the case attracted considerable attention. It was not until after 8 o'clock last evening that Judge sayre instructed the jury.
 Not being able to reach a verdict, the jury was dismissed last night at Il o'clock by Deputy Sheriff Whiting and will report again this morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-19
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE.
Frank H. Leonard to Speak at Mont

Frank H. Leonard to Speak at Mont
 GOmery Theatre Tonight.
 Frank H Leonard. c. S. B.. arrived in the city last evening at 6:20 o'clock and during his stay here. will be the guest of Mrs. Hattie Joseph at 320 Adams Street. He will lecture on Christian Science at the Montgomery Theatre this evening.
 MT. Leonard is a man who has had wide and thorough experience in the business world. as well as a gentle man of Christian character. and comes thoroughly prepared to explain Chris tian Science in acordance with his uh- derstanding of that subject
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-19
COLLEGE COMMITTEES MEET.

Discuss Plans for Raising Funds for
 Location of School.
 The committees appointed to solicit subscriptions to the endowment of the Methodist Woman's College met yes terday at the Commercial Club head quarters and discussed the general work of the committee and the plans of procedure to obtain the remainder of the money neded to secure the To- cation of the proposed school in Mont gomery.
 The committees which are soliciting funds were enlarged by the appoint ment of several additional members.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-19
RECITAL AT STATE NORMAL
 SCHOOL

Clarence Cameron White, the tal- ented and skilful vfoIinist, assisted by local talent, will give recital at the state Normal School tonight. Ad- mission 1Sc. Proceeds for the bene- fit of the Congregational Church!
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-19
Ask your grocer for Tetley's Teas.
UNIFORMS Fo RsTAFF.
Bid Accepted for Furnishing Them in
 Regulation Style.

The Military Board has accepted the bid of a military outfitter to furnish the uniforms for members of the Gov ernor's Stan The uniforms are to be made in accordance with the regula- tions of the United States Army.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-10
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The Forrest City times., 1907-05-10
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The Forrest City times., 1907-05-10
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