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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-17
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ByE devinJ. Brown
zt3 First Ave-, Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-17
SMOKING
JACKETS

Our Smoking Jackets
are cut with the military
front that IS just beginning
20 come in this season.
This is far handsomcr than
the old style. The coats
are buttoned by one or
two silk braid frogs, as de-
sired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-17
Smoking Jackets
EXTRA SIZES

Ladies always find ii
very difficult to find a
variety OF styles OF gar
ments for their husbands,
If large men. We carry
all the extra large sizes for
great big men. The prices
are the same as for regular
sizes.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-15
INTERESTING SERVICES 5Ef{
sr MARKS ON SUNDAY.

The services at ST. Marks church
Sunday wefe unusually interesting and
were attended py, large cougrega.
tions. VI feature of the morning
and eveniflg services was the sing
ing Of Mr.lJohn Banks. Of Savannah,
who sapg pt the former Neyin's Ro-
sary, and n the latter Need Thee
Every Hopf TO the air Of DeIloyens S
Absent afr Banks has very fine
tenor void4 and it was at it's best
on these &occasions winning hign
praise from all who heard him. Rev.
Mr. Boyhtn's- sermons were also
much enjoyed 3y sne congregation
and the Vested choir sang unusually
well showing in a marked degree the
hne training Of Mr.. Blakely.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-15
Georgia Eins Out in Hard
Fought Case Before Z
Judge Newman
in UNITED STATES COURT
The Decision Of the High Tribunal
Means a Reduction of Ten Per
Cent in Freight Rates of
the Southern.

Judge Newman in the federal court
has handed down a very important
decision covering the railroad situa-
ton in the state.
The decision was to sustain the
right of the Georgia railroad commits
sion to advance the Southern rail
way from class to class b. The
effect of the decision win be to ma
asGialy lower the freight rates on
Nj Southern railway, within the state
Sfinits The reduction will amount to
10 per cent. which Is a very material
reduction on freIgnts within the state
1t is believed that the road viii
amend ita blll or take an appeal to
Washington Tho road is lighting
strongly against the reduction. while
the state is making a hard fight to
sustain the claim that tao commits.
sion has the right to regulate the
rates within the state. The decision
in the United States court was a
great victory for the state over the
railroad
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-15
AN INTERPRETING MEETING
hELD IN WASHINGTON.

Washington. Jan l4-~A gather
iug vi great Importance to the ma
t. rial development Of the country
was held here this forenoon when
representatives from every state in
the union gave their views as to the
obstacles which have hampered our
efforts to develop the commerce Of
the United States.
The call, which originated from the
New York board of trade contained
among other items paragraph show
ing the necessity for concerted action,
That THO movement should be broadly
national and widely representative In
scope. all national and state associa
tions Interested in the objects Of the
convention were invited TO send del
egates, the result being most success
ful.
In the New Willard hotel at noon
when pEocet dings commenced ali
availaIol 2 space was occupied Cover.
nor Prdctor. Of Vermont, Governor
Roberts, Of Connecticut, Governor
Hughes. Of New York, Governor Glenn
of North Carolina, Governor iBBow-
ard, OF Florida and Governor Deneen,
.of Illinois were, IN attendance and de.
livered addresses IN the afternoon
TIE convention considered and de-
vised measures for the enlargement of
our foreign trade and help promote
the demand, abroad for the product
of United States farms. workshops
and mines
Secretary Of state .Elihu Root made
an interesting address and gave the
delegates the benefit Of his obserya
lions during his visit to South Amer
lea feature IA Itself sufficient to as
sure large attendance Of those who
Sished tpShsslst in the good work Of
extending SAmerlcan trade
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-15
CUSTOM OFFICIALS
WILL EXAMINE
BAGGAGE
PASSENGERS ON THE BRUNeWIcK
NOT FAMILIAR WITH CUSTOM
LAWS MAY LOSE SOME OF
THEIR CUBAN ARTICLES.

Pas engers on the steamship Bruins
@'iclI which arrives today from Ia
vana, who are not familiar with the
custom laws, are likely to lose a
lot Of things which they have pur-
chased in Havana and which they
think they have perfect right to
bring into this pnt, but whicn i5
termed by the government as Snug
Cling
ca Macatee. special agent of the
inlenl arrived in the
- the purpose OF as
listing the local custom house Sel
aials ln making the examinatlonS oi
baggage arriving here today He to
gether with g. A. Dunn of the local
force at the custom house. Will ex
anime the baggage Of all passengers
and 1t is likely tha. some goods viii
be seized by them.
Under the custom laws il Will be
.neeess AIRY for every passenger to ex
hihit to the examining officers all u
their baggage and to do this It viii
be necessary TO open every dress SUD
case. yalise. trunk. etc, on board t#e
snip. zach passenger is perm d
TO bring from cuba fifty ciga 90
packages Of cigarettes and g5ods to
the value Of sloo and those who bring
-poie than the allotted numi cr will
aye to either give them up to the
custom Officials or pay the necessary
duty
Il IS hardly probable that all the
pa sengers are familiar with the law
therefore many Of The smokers will
likely bring two or three hundred Ha
vana ciga and several dozen Of pack
ages Of cigarettes. while others have
jibely purcha ed cuban curosities val
aed at more taan hundred dollars
rho Gene on the wharf will be quite
4 busy one and it will take the IN
5gcciing officers two or three hours
ito look through al Of the franks
etc
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-15
TERMINAL A MECCA
FOR BRUNSWICK PEOPLE

Nearly everybody in Brun wicA'
his relative and friend, visited the
terminals Of the Atlanta, Brming
ham and Atlantic railroad SUNDAY.
There we're many people who had
not seen me place since it was a
mere marsh land and it seems tlat
tney all decided to pay he terminal
a yisit Sunday to see just what was
being done in their city.
To say that they We're greatly sur
ptised would be putting it mildly In
deed. where year ago, there was
nothing but marsh stands four nand-
soma warehouses, docks, and in fact,
tee best railroad terminals in the
south Fully three or four hundred
people were at the terminals Sunday.
while dozens OF small motorboats
were popping around in front Of the
piers. M ~
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-15
Stuck on The Rocks Off Or
leans Beach and in a
Dangerous Position
TURNED AROUND BY THE SEA
IN a Fifteen Mile Run She Was Driven
Two Miles OF Her Course--ls
a Regular Trade to jackson
Vile and Brunswick.

The Clyde Line steamer Onon.
daga. which is on the regular run
between Boston. Jacksonville and
Brunswick is ashore on Orleans
Beach. Mass. and cit is feared that
she will be a t@al loss
The Onandago' has been to THIS
port on many trips. but has not been
nere since November % Tne story
about the accident to the Onondagj
fSas sent out from Chatham, Mass
hnd is as follows
"strayiug from the beaten track
the clyde line freight steamer Onon-
laga. Captain Bunnel. bound from
Boston 10 Charleston and Jacksonville
atruck on Orleans Beaen carly today
I and Ia in dangerous position AT
Tow water this afternoon the Ononda
"a was high and dry. but none OF
tae crew came hore as the vessel
at that time gave every evidence OF
breaking up.
The chances OF saving the steamer
er were considered about even, The
s|amer struck the beach nearly head
~. and the heavy Sea soon drove
her stern around. until at daylight
4 Yner no was pointing back toward
Boston.
The vessel had wandered two
miles off her course. in the fife en- mile
run from Nausett to Pollock Rip
shoal lightship during the night which
though cloudy. was comparatively clear
and Capt Bunnel shouted to one o,
/ the lifesayeis this afternoon that he
thought 40 was considerably farther
to the south and had hauled his yes
sel to the shore to pick up land or
/ light Within a minute after getting
sounding of seven fatbAns. mis- vessel
grounded on tie bar.
The Onondaga left Poston yester
lay afternoon with miscelanous
cargo for The southern states. Two
tugs arrived at tho scrno this after
loon but no attempt was made 70
float the vessel 1t IS expected thai
lne greater portion Of her cargo will
aaye TO be llgntered before the vea-
se can be 1oated
At dark tonight the captain shout
cd that his vessel wasSktill tight ana
howed 20 signs Of breaking up al
though she had been hammered steaa
/ ny all day and spray was continually
dying over her The Onondaga was
built In Philadelphia in 1905 She Is
t.155 tons not burden aud 276 feet
over ali She carries crew Of 2S
men She has cen on tne Boston
jacksonville line almost continually
az frtighter"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-15
'SAyAHE HAD A
CONSTITUTIONAL
AND LEGAL RIGHT
President Sent Message to
~
Congress Congress Yesterday Yesterday ca ca
Negro Troop Question
MATTER STILL BEFORE SENATE
preaIdent DecIares the Evidence he
Has Makes the Negro sol5kp@
Nothing Less Than Midagh,
Assasslns.
MATTER STILL BEFORE SENATE

washington. Jan. 14.-PreS2ent
Roosevelt today sent a meJ3age p
congress declaing that he was
within the constitutional and legal
right on the Brownsville negro troop
question, which is now being debated
in the senate. brought about by "A
resolution introduced by Senator For
aker censuring the president for his
action .
He revokes the civil disamillty OF
his order as invalid, but transmits
some new evidence.
He declares that tne soldiers who
participated in the Brownsville affair
for which the troops we've dismissed.
were nothing less than manight as
sassins.
The debate in the senate continued
today and there were some spirited
arguments from senators for and
against the resolution.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-15
LOCAL HUNTsMEN' ARE
HAVING A HARD TIME

Brunswick hunrsmen are exper-
iencing rather hard time Of it Just
at present. while the quail are Sc
cqrely hid in the swamps and won
dering why the nimrods have not
yet been out after them.
The unusually hot weather as well
as the long dry spell nas kept the
sportmen at home as ii is little or no
use to 90 after quail with sucn
weather eondtlon3 Several parties
have been out but have returned
with very few birds A crowd that
can go out these days and get up
more than coyey or two is do.
ing well.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-15
4 BAD EARTHQUAKE
IS REPORTED
At APIA
sHccKs WERE Recorded THREE
AouRs-tT OCCURRED ON DE.
cEMRER TWENTY-FlFTH AND
DID MUCH DAMAGE.

San Francisco, Cal, Jan. 14-News
mas been received here of awga s
said to be the greatest earthquake
in tho histoE of Apia, which oc-
CURED on DecemeaI q,
Earthquake instrunesSs. there re-
corded a shock for fully rfTree ahours,
800 miles south of Apia.
Full particulars Of the damage &ere
not received in this report, but 1t is
thought that the loss of life and dam
age to property has been great
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-15
, BIG sus4 FOR SEATS
Advance sale for ParsEal Was open,
= ened Yesterday

That the Grand VII be packed 10
morrow night whan Par ital is pre-
aentcd here there is no DOUBT
While the advance sale Of seats wa.
only opene1 yesterday noraing Man
sser Felan reports that nearly nal
the mousse has already been reserves
For several day. people naa.
Brunswick. whoHare coming here L.
3, the play. hn,a 3een wTfilns to'
ats. These were put aside anu
wnen the box office opened yesteria.
incoming there was good crowd wait
ing 10 reserve the seatJs All duuns
the day the box office did a bis
buainess and when Il closed last nish'
half Of the seats down stairs had
iad been Fe erved- Il is eelieyed ina
the 5. r. o. sign viii be displayed to-
morrow night
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-15
THEY ALL WANT THE COLLEGE.
Brunswick Business Mea Think It
Would, Mean Much for city

Would Mean Much for city
The article in The News Sunday
concerning the esta- II hmsaH of a
big industrial .scnooI ana business
college IN the city was cad with
more than ordinary interest by the
people Of the city generally and mani
of the business men are now much in
terested in the college
1t is belived that the liberal propo-
sition made by Prof LaMorten can
be easily met, and the matter will be
taken up with aim as soon as he re-
turns from Tampa and some definite
decision win he arrived at. Just at
'ls time. when the city is growing at
such rapid rate. nothing conld be
Of more benefit than college Ike
the one proposed, and tie people of
Brunswick viii no doubt 90 what they
can to secure it.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-15
DEATH Of FORMER
BRUNSWICK BOY
Nathan Laspeyre injured at Saw
Tll and Died as a Result
of His Injuries.

Brunswick friends remember Nath
an Laspyre, who resided in the city
for long number OF years will re-
giet to learn Of his death, which oc.
Cured a few days ago at hospital
in Thomasyille.
The young man was injured at a
saw mill at Pldcock some weeks ago
and was carried to Thomasvllle for
mt dical treatment where be died i'm
mediately being taken there
Mrs. r. w Peters, Of this city
a sister Of Mr. Laspyre, was called
to Pidcock by his death.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-15
ONE KILLED AND
MANY INJURED
In an Accident Yesterday Morning
on the Southern Pacific Railroad
Near Monticello

Ogdhn Jan Passenger ttain
number /, west bound, on the South.
ern Pacific, was wrecked fifteen milea
west Of Montello this morning
Engineer Neesly was killed IN
stantly, the fireman fatally injured.
while laI&e number of the passen.
gers were m0re or less Injured The
cause Of th9Swreek IL not yet
known
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-15
CANADIAN COMPANY WANTS
PAY FOR BROKEN CABLE.

Ottawa, Ont, Jan. f4.--G Price,
one Of the directors Of the Canadian
Electric Light Company, og Quebec,
headed delegation today to Sir
Wilfred Laurier, asking that the Do
mlnioh take action to procure from
the u. 8. government claim Of ST.
500 for the br6aking Of a cable be-
longing 70 4 Company In the st!4
I.aWyesee river by q United States
cruise saa'@ e''a9a'' S
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-15
BUSY BLIZZARD NOW PREDICTED
Summer zephys VIII Vanish After
Today.

The weather reotifier got busy yes.
terday and strained out a prediction
Of Billiards due to arrive today or
tomorrow
This was really the weather fore.
cast. and puts the shddoo skates un.
der the summer handout enpoyed re,
eentlf. The hot spell we have had
since the aoidays Is most unusuaI
and colder weather just now would
,ns mere prefersbie,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-15
Will OCCUPY PRESENT OFFICE
Commercial Agent Liaeour Not to Re.
gon,,n a. -r.s..;, -. a.

Commercial Agent Lieeour Not to Re
move TO Terminal Station.
Commercial Agent Ligeour, Of the
A.. B. & 4. railroad and tae Bruns-
wick Steamship Company. will not re-
move his office into the new termi-
ral station as has been previously
announced, but will continue to make
his headGqarters in tho opera house
building.
AS stated IN The News Sunday this
office has been leased by the Bruins
wick Steamship Company. but wilT
be occupied by Mr.. Llgeour and his
force.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-15
a CHRISTMAS ENrERTAINmeNr
erunswiok seamen's Friend Society
to Give One This EVENING.

The Christmas entertainment which
was to have taken place In the rooms
OF the Brunswick Seamen's Society
on January will be held tonight be-
ginIiipg at 1880. A musical program
has been arranged by the ladies' OF
the auxiliary board The ministers
Of the city will be present and take
part. Refreshments will 6e served
and every effort Is be nId5 to
give theAmep a thore Y enjoyable
evening. "
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-15
aenaIrInn the passport.

The steamer Passport, Of the Hi.
ton & Dodge Lumber Conpany, Is on
lhs msrne railway Of the Parker
Hsqssll gngsreering Company aud Is
20 be thoroughly qyerbauisa,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-15
LABOR sAlP 10 LONG OVERDUE,

IFad ST@ Japanese Aboard and Should
y Have Reached Mexico Jan. 8.
n Mexico city. Jan 14--A ship hav
ing, on board 922 Japanese laboters
which was due to arrive at salina
crnez January 6, had not been sight
cd at 3 late hour last night T'hc
laborers are con'signed to the Las
Esperanzas mines Of the Mexican
Coke Company In coahulia,
There liase been reports Of stormy
weether, ana, the glAip. gaay hare beer
Aelayed.@
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-15
CUBA SUGAR CROP RECORD ONE.
Output 100000 Tons, But Prospects
For Tobacco Not So Bright.

TOT uDaCco INot 30 bFI8HI'
Washington, Jan IA Reports re-
ceived here from Cuba indicate that
the sugar output for this season will
be greater than that Of any previous
year The total production IS esti-
mated at 100000 tons. The highest
previous year was LOO 1000 tons.
There Is some worry as TO the to-
bacco crop. the weather having been
unfayorable for a large yield
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-15
ELECT oFricEls THURSDAY

Little or 70 opposl fon for the Differ
. ent ctXPisess.
TlN election of mcers Tor the yea
1907 w. sshsss bla5A at lie meeting
of the CITY Coun&l on Thursday
night
So far a known there isNtue op'
position to the corps of city N0flicers
and not In a single case Is them any
opposition. or rather. If any ois The
officers are benig oBp6sed II Is nds
known.
One police officer Is TO be elected
and It is expected that there viii bo
several candidates for the place.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-15
GREATLY IMPROVED SERVICE
Everybody Now Has Good Word to
Say for the oeIethorpe.

That the service at the Ogletiorpe
hotel has been greatly improved
since the change Of management is
best evidenced by the many compli
ments now paid the hoste lrx, &c
by the regular and transient
ers. wno state that they newell
such wonderful Improvement
been the case at this hotel
This Is true IN every line. The ~
Of fare Is as good as that Of an,
hotel IN the south, and there mas beer
an Improvement In every way posei
bic
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-15
A BIG BOOM IN
MEXICO MINING
Thousands Of Small Investors viii be
Made Rich During the Next Five
Years.

Milwaukee. Wis. Jan. ia ire
mendous boom in actual mining pro
ductlon is now under way in Mexico,
and the next FIVE years will make
thousands Of small investors rich.
The Guggeinhelms are pouring
their millions into Mexican mining.
and deriving sensational results
Some Mexican mining stocks have
returned $3.50 for every dollar Invested
Others are now selling at 5000 per
cent above par Some have paid
400 percent dividends One mine
has record production 'of $500 600
and many mines have paid persistent
incomes for a century. Mexico IS un.
doubtedly the land Of splendid miner,
al wealth
Another rapidly rising enterprise
is the Catas vieJas Mining Company
with offices In Milwaukee. wis, gwhc
control 142 acres Of land. immensely
a1ch in silver and copper. adjoining
mines Of the GuggenhelnAs. II
als: Mexico. This company Il
raising funds and equip
ADperty for heavy product
Agyn The catas yiejas mines nav,
been worked for . century BY th.
natives. IN primitive way and hsr
produced big revenues To- their Tor
nasr owners.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-15

A REayI7iKu
Sk y IS TO
Be T GABLIsHED
Corporal niv'd in
the CITY ysS3 B and
. Opened iIB Station
TO Be H PERMANENTLY
Office is Locatedsinsthe Public Build
} = s4ns and wa ,ssin . esm
nens Additia eovsFs
nens Fofs
Corporal H. E 433sz. OF 4 li,cd
States army, arrived in the @%Nyes
morning and Immediately est&o
recruiting station in the 'go'S.
H budding The station Cor
Rioux says is perpanESt H.
and he ezaH to ~
for two or years 49,
and family ssSi7s4sirri,e in the city
pew days
While recruiting stations have sew
seral times been established ~ BFun7'
= ~, this Is the first time that an
er mas been uaetails1 hsIe per
~ as formeN
nIy two OF threa ddy y
aoral Rloux has been stationed
in #ksonville IN charge Of Inc sta
tiQthere for the past two years ana
ehas succeeded IN securing quite
large nnmbr OF men for Uncle
Sans army. The Office there- has
not been abandoned But another OH.
Ger has been placed in charge. The
pcal officer was seen ,5ys New re
Borter yesterday and hs Aatfd thar
as far as ne knew ths ehice here
was established permantly He VIII
have his office in the second story OF
the government building in what Is
known as the court room, but which
has never Ia en- equipped for that
purpose
An able-boded men are desired.
They are to be secure d for infantFys
cavalry artillery, and in faal at5
branches Of the. service. CofiieFal
Roux has been IN the service igt
many wears and is familiar With the
recruiting oaic,E lie ami ais family
Win be welcome in Brunswick.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-15

MI aNif-lfUNlIU men nA tAifi4 NhAt
rhev are to be secure for intMtryi
cavalry artillery and - faa y
branches Of the service. eofisafal
Rioux has been IN the service ~
many years and is familiar With tat
& erattina oatca lie ami ais family
Win be- welcome in Brunswick.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-21
FELL FIVE HUNDRED FEET
Pleasure Party in Idaho Had Mar
row Escape When Their Outfit
Went Over a Preeipice.
fSpecial TO The HeraldD

Twin Falls, Ida, July IA pleasure
party consisting OF three women and
four men, en- route from Twin Falls to
the Little Smoky country for an outing,
met with an unfortunate accident on the
south grade at Blue Lakes this morning
Three of the four horses hitched to the
vehicle were killed and the rig smashed
to slivers but none of the party was in
jured. In the party were Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Larned. Miss Myrtle McManis. Miss
Florence Higbee. Morgan Heap. Frank
Hayward and John w. Voorhees,, ali Of
Twin Falls. At the top of the grade the
women got out of the wagon. At the
steepest point of the grade the inside
leader fell and rolled against its mate
crowding the latter off the grade, which
has d sheer pitch of 500 feet on the river
side at this point. The men jumped and
by hard work managed to cut one of the
wheel horses loose before the outfit
crashed down on the rocks below The
wagon was smashed TO atoms and the
three horses instantly killed and the party
secured another outfit and resumed the
tourney this evening.
A sharp thunder shower broke over
Twin Falls this afternoon. Lightning
struck hay derrick on the farm of John
Rsrtick near town, wrecking the derrick
and stunning two men.