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The Washington times., 1907-09-01
Stationery and Printing

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public that We are prepared 20 supply al
Office requisites In stationery and printing
IN soliciting the favor Of your orders NE
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DE. z. o. PIGEON, Dentist.
Office hours. Daily sac A NJ to
6 p NJ. Sundays, 10 20 .
Cor. % AMI zth ste. Phone NJ AlAA-E
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AIMED
TO PLEASE KING
AND OFFENDS HIM
Edward VII Makes Hit
With Non-ConformiStS
by His Displeasure.

MARIENBAD. Aug 3I.-MlIe Mars.
who sang an indicate song. causing
King Edward and his suite 20 quit the
vaudeville theater last night. was to-
day fined So for violating the rules set
by the theatrical censor for the preser-
walton OF public morality. Herr Lask.
manager Of the theater. has dismissed
her, proving that he did not know the
chanteuse intended interpolating tie Of
fensive song The King declares he viii
rot go TO the theater in Marienbad
again
Major Pom sOnby. the Kings eQuerry.
visited LasE today and impaired the
Kings dispI easure at last nights scene.
The equerTy said:
His majesty was deeply annoyed.
he imagined he would see an amusing
and witty performance. wherefore he
concludes that some. mistake had been
made in arranging the program. What
the King saw and heard was unit for
presentation on any stage"
After the King Indignantly quit the
theater. Lask endeavOred 20 apologize
and TO induce him to return to hear the
remainder of the program. His majesty
angrlly declined. Mile. Mars song was
not mentioned IN the program, because
fl had been prohibited at Viennese con-
certs. Mile. Mars interpolated the song
in order to make hit with the royal
party The chanteuse made a hit, but
Of the wrong kind.
LONDON. Aug. 51.-The Kings action
IN angrily quitting the theater at Mari
enbad because of the song referred TO
above, has created a sensation in Eng
land.
II Will do more than anything in two
decades TO pOpulariZe his majesty with
non-corformists, who have always felt
he was not always willing TO give the
weight Of his influence against indeli-
cacy. After his majesty, when Prince
Of Wales, had been made q correspond
ent in the famous divorce suit of Sir
Charles Mordaunt, the on-confOrmists
in England denounced him roundly.
Later, when his maJesty's name was
connected with the TanbycTOft scandal,
on-conformlsts were again shocked
Now the non-conformists are pleased
at the Marienbad evidence that his ma
1esty's worldly views have changed. and
he has become a moralist. 1t is prob
able that at the autumn meetings OF
the clergymen and laymen, the non
conformist churches will shower the
King with congratulations upon his
changed attitude toward morals Of the
stage.
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In Memoriam

IN LOVING remembrance OF my dearest
sister. who departed this life three years
ago today, September l. 1907.
We keep looking and wanting you here.
You left US so suddenly in heaven to rest
Surrounded by angels. the home OF the bless
BY Her Sister Ella
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Died.

Saturday August 80. 1907 at
Congress Heights. D. c., KATHLEEN. IN
fant daughter OF 3. W. and Fannie Deering
Preston, aged hfteen months.
Funeral private. Sunday, September J. at
?. m. II
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-21
sF7Ecc cciidEE idEE1 EES1 iS7 ali lvEN PITT
FoawhBD 10 tNDUcE HIM
10 ioRAT
WHAT CALIFORNIA OFFERS


A Aig green circular urging Ceor-
sia nesroes 20 so 10 California whore
il Is claimed $4,000 to 10000 negro
laborers are needed and making the
most extensive and prolific promises
is bsins distributed broadcast among
the negroes OF Georgia
The cmisrant agenis back of the
scheme knowing that ii they conduct
ed tAer operations in Georgia, they
would DO heavily fined o. sent to
the caaingang. are making their
headquarters at Chattanooga, Tenn,
and il is there they urge the Georgia
negroes to come ready to take the
Overland Limited. for California,
tho land Of Providence, which is to
depart on a date named, Higher wag.
es are promised and the circular
even cffers 10 pay the passage OF
those who cannot raise the money.
Here are some choice excerpts
from the circular which is being
spread before the Georgia darkies:
we understand that you have
been deprived Of yom privilege OF
voting n the state of Georgia. This
is the time for the colored peoplz
to let the white people take the stats,
q ceergia aud run it 10 suit them
SETS y and Tor the celored people OF
Georgia TO take advantage of this,
the greatest opportunity of theh
lives and come to the state of Cali
fornia, the greatest country on eayA
where they will be allowed to vote
and allowed to buy and drink The
finest OF wines and finest OF whis-
kies in the whole world
And further on:
The colored people of Georgia
should be thoroughly convinced by
this time that tLey are no longer
wanted in the state 70 begin with
arrangements were made by our
2 vernon 20 fiood YOUR state with
foreigners, then you were disfran.
chised and next, then YOU are to be
deprived Of taking a drink on and
after January ] i90S
So far as can be ascertained,
there has Dcen no extensive re
sponse TO this call for negro emf
grants
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THEIR MEMORY FAILED.
camlls Forgot 70 Hold REGULAR El

Camilla Forgot to Hold Regular Elec
tion And Has No Legal officers.
An instance OF tbe unimportant
position to which the regular elec-
tions have sunk n Georgia is furn-
Ished by the little city OF Camilla.
Three weeks ago they held hotly
leonte ted primary and selected a
candidate for mayor aud aldermen.
After the warm sace was over the
people went 70 thinking Of Santa
Claus and forget all about the legal
election. None was held on the ap-
pointed day this week
The question now IS what viii Ca
milla do for officers this year and
the problem is one that mag have
10 be worked out by the coUrts. This
IS the fip.t instance Of the kind ever
recorded. -
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-21
IT WAS HELD LAST NIGHT AND
WAS QUITE A BUSY
SESSION.
II LASTED UNTIL MIDNIGHT
Several Ordinances Whlch Have
Been Pending Were Finally
Adopted And a Number Of 9th
Cir Matters Handled,

The city ccunciI held practicahy
its last business meeting for the year
1897 last night ana with The eXeep-
ton Of Alderman Robinson, tlie suil
beard was present
g'he followins petitions and cam
mun!catlons We're received during the
evsning from citizens asking thai Ii
cense committee ia dealing with
dance halls in future compel them to
secure permits from negabors The
petition vas granted, and it was
agreed that these classes Of halls
outside OF The fire limits would in
future have to have the permit Of
three fourths Of the residents within
four hundred and fifty feet Of the 10.
cation Of the hall in question
The local draymen union presented
a communication to council, protest
ing against the custom OF haclmen
hauling trunks in opposition to Il
consed draymen Il was referred TO
the license committee, but later in
the evening was discussed, but no
change was made in the present laws
on the question, so hacks may haul
trunks and drays may likewise haul
passengers,
The pilot commissioners asked for
an appropriation of sil.50 10 Pay sef
eral bills Of expense. The request
was granted.
D. II Frasier was allowed a claim
Of $3.50 over plus due him on the sale
Of stock BY tlB marshal.
H. Goldsmith, as guardian Of
Lalned Pitcher, was given a permit
to make repairs to the building on
Old Town lots, number SG7 and 36S,
provided that the fire regulations be
not violated
The committee on finance, 70
which Ras referred the petition OF
w. A. ter asking that A. be al
lowed to Day for hisS sidewalk as
easements in monthly payments, re-
ported allowing MI Potter to make
the payment in three equal amounts
at three. six and nine months
The following ordinances introduced
by the ordinance committee, were
placed on. their second and third read
Ing and adopted.
10 regulate excavations in the
city generally, providing that they be
MOI made without permission. etc.
70 regulate the erection Of new
house ia the city so as to compel
all builder to observe the center
line in the streets and to protect
grade levels.
10 prohibit the building Of houses
within ninety feet OF churches, with
cut special permit Of council.
The last ordinance was greatg
modified IT. original provisions made
It necessary TO secure the permission
Of the church in question and pro
vided that such buildings must be
Of material other than wood. Both
OF these provisions were modified g.
Indicated.
After the reading Of accounts,
council adjourned to meet Monday,
January 6, 1905. when the new mem
bers of council recently elected VIZ
be inducted into Office.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-21
HORRIBLE MURDER.

Hammond, La. Dec. 20.-Horribly
mutiliated, the left side of her face
entirely gone and her body riddl9d
with shot, Mrs, Mary Nelson, As years
old, one of the most respected women
III the parish. was found lying in
what is known as Happy Woods road
about two miles west OF here today
Mrs. Nelson was not assaulted nor
were there any evidences Of robbery,
but suspicion has fallen upon ne
gro with whom Mrs. Nelson had a
quarrel over the ownership Of dog
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-21
HID;OUS NIGHT
At THE MINES
THOSE WHO WERE NOT EN-
ToMsED cAEgRATE BY GET
TING DRUNK.

Jacobs Greek Pa. Dec 20-Of the
two hundred or more miners made
prisoners ia the barr mine Of the
Pittsburg Coal Company by the ex.
Dlosion yesterday. tie bodies Of 80
this morning lie in the main entry
Some of the bodies are mangled
a faint hone is entertained that
some Of The men may have survived
and The rescuers are trying to open
the passage to explore ali the sec
tions Of the mine Foreign miners
Who escaped the disaster mad the
night hideous in their little village.
They had suspended work because cf
the practice Of drinking to excess.
Many were intoxicated before the ca
ta4troDhe. and afterwards they put
themselves in worse condition,
some drinking in celebration Of their
escape and others to drown their
grief over the death OF relatives or
friends.
At times the disorder bordered
closely upon rioting, and by many
conditions this morning are regarded
as omiDous. It is believed ma
jority of the victims are Americans.
Nothing definite as to the number
IN the mines is learned yet. Vice
President Goodford does not believe
over 175 men are entombed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-21
JUG TRADE HEAVIEST
IN HISTORY OF
THE CITY
people SEEM 10 Sc PREPARING
FoR CHRISTMAS AND FOR THE
LONG DRY SPELL SOON TO
COME.

a Niagara Of little brown jugs has
begun to paur from Brunswick as
fountain head and Is inundating the
fertile readiness Of Brunswick.
Held to che line OF the railroad
tracks leading away from Brunswick
for a few miles the Jugs drops off in
groups al almost every way station,
and an along the line evidence Of
Christmas cheer in pottery marks
the closing scenes Of the wet season
IN Georgia as usual
The jus shares with wen wrapped
bottles and well excelsiored boxes
the honor OF conveying liquid Christ
mas gifts, but the tiilie honared lit
tle brown stone front receptacle ean-
not be outsed from the first choice.
Yesterday was considered record
breaker as regards the number Of
jug That started from brunswick on
predestined mission The Office Of
the express compass was almost con
gested with Jugs Of all sizes and
shapes, containing contents Of all
colors and quality
"Aint this the limit was The
caustic comment OF a negro porter,
giant in size. who was handling jas
after jug and causauy shaking them
10 hear the tapping Of the liquid in
terror a wush one OF desc here
would drap and break its neck he
soliloqulzed Den dere wouldn't be
nothing TO do but to save the Ticker,
and Id be de only Ticker in sight
Express cars are crowded with tho
Juice OF corn and rye and in some
cases grape. but the grain product
haye sc CD everything else in point
Of popularity
Always Christmas custom. the
jug trade has reached unusually large
proportions already and bids fair to
eclipse all former records. The dying
Of the year bringing with it the pass
es Of liquor in Georgia has given an
uneonquerable impetus to the travel
ing brown jug. The very low price
made by all liquor houses is also an
inducement to heavy sales,
As one sentimental dealer says
But between the corn rows the farm
er is apparently laying III a stock OF
whisky AGAINST the coming of a rainy
day-rather a dry day. Ii the jug
trade must die, it dies in a blaze OF
glory by reaching its high water mark
on the eve Of its execution.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-21
RATE COMPROMISE

Washington. Dec. 20.--It is report
ed that Governor Glenn of North
Carolina and the Southern Railway
have agreed on compromise in the
rate controversy, whereby the rail.
road agrees to put in q rate of 2 ~
cents in intrastate and interstate
travel in North Carolina. The rail
road agrees also to 1ell books cover
ing / 900 andkZO00 miles OF travel
at the rate Of cents mile, and
books OF 500 mileage at the rate
OF 2 IA cents mile. 1t is said that
the Southern will make some like
agreement with other states.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-21
BIG IMPROVEMENT
ARE new STREET
LIGHTS
City FINALLY DEctBEs TO RE
PLAcg OLD GAS LAMPS NTH
z FORTY CANDLE PoWER INCA.
DESCENT LIGHTS.


The chances are that very early in
The eeraiug gear, the Old gas tights.
wi8ieA for twenty years have been
doing service in the streets OF tbe
city viii be superseded by handsome
iorty candle power iacand5soent
lights.
AT the meetinS of council last
night Alderman Dart, chairman nf
the council committee on sanitation
Light and Water announced that the
new lights ordered by tae Mutual
Lisht and Wateg Company had ar
rived and that some OF them had
been put into commission on trial
Alderman Dart was very much en-
Unused with the new lights and pro
nouneed them as being the best he
had ever seen There are some l50
OF these gas lights in the city and
Alderman Dart announced that the
cost Of the new and improved light
would average about forty cents per
month per light.
The mattFr was fully discussed
and i motion finally prevailed that
the matter be referred to the com
mlttee on Sanitation. Light and Wat
er and that that committee render
its report at the next meeting OF
comcn
1t is positive, however that the
new lights viii be installed in place
of the old aud antiquated ones.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-21
BEAUTY AND QUALITY.

Jewelry, that for attractiyeness OF
design and superiority of quality that
cannot be oXceled is to be found
at the jewelry store Of x Mott MIR.
Mott, has a fine line of up-to-date
goods and Is receiving new goods
by every express, The pao9e ap-
preciate these facts for they keep
MI Mott ard his two assistants ut
work half the night filling orders.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-21
coLORED LODGE OFFERS
REWARD FoR MuRDERER

The local colored lodge of knights
Of Pythias has offered a reward Of
$50 fa arrest Of VIII Johnson.
u 1~ho stabbed Arnold Jones,
S5red, who died from his
5s~ounds Both Of the negroes were
members of the lodge Johnson was
also suspended for life time. The
lodge has the money in hand ready
to pay for the capture of the negro
murderer.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-21
GIVE PRETTY
PRESENT TO PRINCIPAL

The boys Of Glyun High school
presented to Professor Gaertner the
principal, handsome pair OF gole
cuff bottoms yesterday as a token OF
their esteem Fairchild Coney a
sented the gift in a graceful ~ "
in behalf of the boys. The rememb-
rance was much appreciated by Mr.
GaertDer.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-21
WAS FINALLY PASSED BY
CITY COUNCIL LAST
NIGHT.
TAX ON LOCKER GlD8S
II Any Are Operated in Brunswick
They Must Pay the City $2oO-A
List Of the Changes
Made.

t tool. tine city council iust three
acHd hours OF haed work TO pass
his license ordinance Tor the ycag
lgoS last night 1t was O'Clock
ben the document was placed GA
its seeond reading and the bell In
he city hall tower WAS Ginning tae
midnight hour a me last section
WIS adopted
The council taking into copsidera
ton the decrease in the license TAX
tor the year at nand devoted close
attention to the ord nance in order
10 include great many concerns
doing Dasiness in the city and which
have managed to dodge the license
TAX in the past
And with ali OF this hard work
the new ordinance as finally passed
lest night does no, differ very ma
riaIy from the one in effect at
present. OF course the liquor IL
csnse is silent and that is practically
lie only material change in the new
measure
However, in the passage Of the bill
The following changes in the several
licenses now prevailing We're made
In the matter of tow boats, the
licease was madc % include en.ait
crafts doing work in the harbor SO
q tax Of $50 per year for sea-going
togs and one of $40 per year for in
land WORK was levied Box ball al
lsys We're placed on the list at Sc
Carnival companies and amusement
concerns. which in the past have
psen operating under special licenses
we're fixed at $50 per week, up to ten
attract.ns. SIS up to sixteen and
500 peMreek in excess Of that mum
SER
A club lo%er tax Of $1,000 was
roposed, but be city attorney an
ouneed that thS limit was 5000, and
was reduced to that amount. Dance
nalls received a 3olt ard in future
il not be licensed outside Of the
fire limits unless three-fourths OF tue
-esidsnts within four hundred and
iHv feet Of the proposed hail give
her consent Small marine ralt
avs doing bu mess ln the city
ith capacity Of less than twenty
lite tons we're licensed at SIS per
ear. Moving picture attractions
4heotoriums. etc. were graduated at
IS per week, $40 per mouth and SOD
.er year
Evidently contemplating that there
goald he more pool and billiard tab
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-21
WEST ELEcTRocUTED.

Columbus, Ohio, Dec. 29.-Howard
West, alias Frank Earl, was electro
cuted in the annex at the Ohio pen
itentiary a few minutes past u
c,cloet for the murder Of William
Tepe a butcher Of Sidney, Ohio, on
Anri, 90 1907. Earl protested his
;n.ocence to the last The con-
dan,ned man faced death calmly.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-21
HON. WARREN LOTT LosT Hls
LEE WHILE OUT BIRD
SHOOTING.
WAS WELL KNOWN AERE


Waycross, Ga. Dec 20-News
reached the city this morning aboas
9 o'clock that Judge Warren Lott
one Of the most widely known ana
respected citizens in the community,
had accidentally shot and killed him
self while out shooting near Wares
boro this morning.
Judge Lott and Dr.. NJ. N. John
son arranged last evening to spend
the day in the country slooting
birds, and early this morning drove
out 10 Waresboro, where they were
joined by Mr. George Deen of that
place, and the party went out to the
farm Of ny Henry Mullis about
mile and hair from Waresboro ana
started out to shoot partridges
Several shots were fired and DR..
Johnson and Judge Lott secured sew
eral birds each The Judge called
out to know how many birds the
Doctor had shot, and when he told
him six, answered, u will tally with
you" Dr.. Johnson went on ahead and
after a little heard shot and later
a groan. Turning back ne found
Judge Lott lying By fence, almost
unconscious, having shot himself In
the abdomen. Dr. Johnson rendered
him what assistance he could and
questioned him as to his injury. The
wounded man made two efforts to
reply but was unable o. speak. and
in few minutes expired It was
evident from the circumstances that
Judge Lott had put his gun over the
fence and had then tried to climb
over, but in some way which will
never be positively known, the gun
was discharged as he climbed over
and he was fatally shot The shell
which was loaded with bird shot,
took effect in the abdomen, the up
ward direction Of the wound showing
that the shot had been fired from
below The gun was found hanging
to the fence BY the trigger guard on
the second rail Of the fence with the
stock upward and the muzzle about
ten inches from the ground. DR..
johnson made every effort to keen
the wounded man alive. giving him
a hypodermic injection Of strychnine,
but death came in twenty-five. mia
utes aftor the shot was fiEA.1 q
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-21
sHAD! sHADl sHADl
La liz Of the Season.

Uncle Joe Wallace at 230 Bay
street has Just received a fine supply
OF shad. and frash-water fish. also
choice salt water fish and keeps con
stantiy on hand deep water, single
and cultivated oysters every day ex,
ceDt Sunday.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-21

Pennsylvania Constable in SelfDe.
fense Shoots into Mob.
Lebanon. Pa, Dec, 20. Constable
James Dolan went into the foreign
settlement last night 70 arrest coal
thieves. The foreigners turn CIT
en- masse and set upon the oficer,
who in selfdefense shot into the
crowd killing two men, both Hum
garians Dolan is in custody, but
public sentiment foYors his release.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-21
AT THURLoYrs MARKET.

Fresh supply of shad. mackeral,
trout. Bell Point oysters, and every
thing in the fish line. Thurlow's
fine oysters are served by the Greek.
American restaurant
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onda, was completely over turned, tho
locomotive and cars being tumbled
into ditch alongside the track, Hap
PLY, however, only twelve persons
were injured. two of whom were
severely hurt.
Traffic on the line was interrupted
until a relief trains reached the
spot and wreckage was cleared
away
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-21

e
TO cFNrRoL NAVAL ST
7isn lsIOn Foot To 1ssss,.ss,
y sons
sAn alleged e
the dominatin
troll of the effs
duct Of the comiHs
mon talk among the trad
Savannah News. 4
It is asserted that at
OF naval. stores men FROM 70
the turpeutine beltin Sayanf stes
day. a proposition was made, tha
adoption of which would moan that
every barrel would be delivered
through certain factoragc companies
to the American Naval Stores Com
pany at stipulated price
Il is asserted that the statement
was made that unless such an agree
ment was signed the powers that
make and unmake the market viii
leave the price down:
Certain factorage houses. as well
as producers, are said to have op-
posed the proposition. though it is
claimed that it remained for d well
known Jacksonville factor to speak
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-21
HIGH WIND BLEW
TRAIN Off TRACK
TWELVE PERSONS WERE IN.
JuReD BY A MOST PECULIAR
ACCIDENT.

Rome Dec. 20 dispatch re.
ceived in this city from Cagliari Is
land OF Sardinia today announced
that strange railroad disaster mad
occurred near Lanusel station.
~ severe gale Of wind was blowing
a locomotive drawing ten Dassen,
81 fairly full Of people ap.
p Lanusel
a stronger gust than us
the train, which, after bal
the rails for a few sec