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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-08
A., B. 8 k. TO ENTER
THE BIHDEPOI
RUMORED THAT THE LINE WILL
GP
USE TERMINAL STATION
IN ATLANTA.

While no official announcement has
yet been made, The News under
stands, from quite an authentic
source, that the A. b. e A., will
enter the handsome terminal station
in Atlanta when the road is complet-
ed to that city While the road has
purchased valuable property in the
capital city for freight terminal pur-
poses, it is known that the road de-
8res for its passenger trains to enter
the big terminal station and the mat
ter has been pending for some time
Whether or not the deal has been
finally closed is not known. but The
News heard yesterday that it was
practically certain that the A. 3. &
A., would enteE the terminal station
In case this Information is wrong,
however, it has been announced that
the A. b. & A., will erect its own
depot in Atlanta, which will be a
very handsome one. Some official an.
nounccment on this subject is eXpec-
ted from the headquarters of the road
in . few days
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MANAGER OF SANTA CLARA
CIGAR FACTORY LEFT YES.
TER3AY FOR CUBA.
PLANTS CAPACITY DOUBLED


T. 0. Lloyd, the efficient manager
OF the Santa Clara Cigar Manufact-
uring Company Of this city left yes
terday for Cuba, where he goes to
purchase a large quantity OF tobacco
Tor use in the big cigar factory of the
company.
b this connection it may be Of in
tf#est to state that since the comisg
o the Santa Clara company to
Brunswick it has more than doubled
its @ssaacity and is now turning out
twice as pany cigars as was the
case whens the factory was operated
The prsduet is thoroughly high.
class and easily finds a market all
over the country. while the local
patronage is splendid and speaks
Wen G5r the dealers of Brunswick,
who thus show that they believe in
patronizing home enterprises.
The reason for the visit of Manager
Lloyd to the home Of the tobacco
IND Istry Of the world, is to buy in
lay FER quantities and at closer fig
us, thus saving the consumer and
iobber both.
L Elanager Lloyd will be away for
;3out ten GAEs.
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WORK OF ROAD TO BE PUSHED
Right Of Way for Georgia and Flor
ida BEING Selected.

Valdosta, Ct, Sept Assistant
Engineer J, W. Webster Of the Geor-
gia and Florida railroad, and Or. W.
H. Goodman, of Nashville, Ga. are
in the city today arranging for the
right Of way for the railroad into the
city. They drove through The coun
try, following the proposed line, and
closed un options for a cnnsiderahia
portion Of the right Of way. The road
viii likely enter the city ON the east
oIn border, with a sharp curve to tine
south. where a junction viii be eff
factcd with the Vald0sta Southern to
Madison. Fla
Engineer Webster states that work
on the gap from this city to Mas
Vile will begin in a short while. but
owing to the fact that nearly All the
railway contractors in the count3
have about all tho work they can
N andle now with their present equip
ment, it is impossible to state exactly
when active work win begin Iie
states that both the contractors and
promoters are a little chaly Of invest
ments IN railway building, in view b.
the recent drastic railway legisladon,
but that there is no question Of the
building Of the line from hare To
Nashville. which win be one OF the
ff,fff
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TIE EXCURSION TOMORROW.

Last Of the Season, Have a Good
Chance To Go To Fern2adna.
yhe steamer gmmeline win leave
m the morning az 500 O'Clock for
demanding on the last cheap excur-
sion Of the season to the Florida
city The management has made Che
very low rate of fifty cents for the
round "trip, which ought to insure a
large crowd There viii be ample
amo for visit to Amelia beach and
a dip in the surf if so desired
Il viii positively be The last
chance Of the season to visit thai
city for inc rediculously low rate o.
Sits cents Tor Dne round trip
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Mm}cHAEL QUALITIES.

Cuthbert, Ca, Sept 1-Professor
Walter McMichael has qualified and
entered upon the work as county
school commissioner Of this couiny,
as successor to Professor q. w.
Childs, who recently resigned and
who has gone to Barne5ville 10 ac-
cept position as one Of the prin-
cipals OF the agricultural college Of
that congressional district
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LARCENY CHARGE is MADE
Against Thomas McGarrah, Prom
insat Younu Man of Columbus.

Against Thomas McGarrah, a Prom.
in%st. Young Man of Columbus.
CoMnDaa., Sepr. Thomas A.
McGarrah, we'll known young man
of this city. and Il member OF a
prominent Georgia family, has been
arrested on warrant sworn out by
Manager Hugh Baird, Of t ! Empire
Mills Company, charging larceny
after trust.
NC. Garrah was in the emNNQy of
the company until recently, 9Hd it
is charged tlAt he was $500 s5rt in
his accountable made bond tlEs after
noon, and ii is stated that the mat
Ter viii be satisfactorily adjusted in
The course of the next few days
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FINE MILLINERY STOCK.

Miss Kate Slater is il Atlanta to
meet the western millinery statesmen
who make their headquarters in AT.
lanta for Che buying season, Miss
SlatW has already received her stock
fromNhe nortehm markets her trip
to Atlanta being taken principally TO
overlook The latest novelties.
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FEARS AROUSED
ABOUT LAMANA
MYSTERlOUSLY DISAPPEARS
AND A BODY IS FOUND
IN A 8OX.

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FIRE DESTROYS A BARN.

Monticello. Ca, Sept. During an
electrical storm the barr Of William
Hatfield was struck by lightning and
the bml9tug and contents. which con
sisted OF farming implements, forage
and other vaiuabels. also buggy,
were all destroyed by fire. This is
the second time Mr. Hatfield has lost
o barn Dy ire within two years
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MAY BE NAMED NEW york;

Washington, sekt THE navy de-
partment bas practically decided to
christen the 25o,090-ton Dattleship the
New York. This can be effected by
changing the name Of the arnlored
cruiser Of That name 10 Saratoga.
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CONVICT At LARGE
FO7 TWENTY YEARS.

Charlotte, n. c., Sept John
We moreand. conyictet u lare 'ns
IN 1856, and escaped from the penl-
tsat;ary in 1887. after serving haf
rscn, Of three years, has been recap
tar4d and will be rotarned 70 tAa
prison.
He has been in Winston-salem'
\ C., ten years and during ~ year :
of liberty followed the car2eAsef :
trade He is married and Las I'VE
children
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We HAVE THE MACHINE NOW
Mattresses viii Be Made Over at
Our Place.

Tho mattress machine is ar our
place now and viii be in operation
Monday 1t makes those Old mattress
SEES as good as new Come and see it
work.
Tomorrow we win be open ed D.
come and look at our furntture-iV Vls
ali good and cheap TOO. Leayy & Co.
213 Grant street-on Jekyl square.
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HE KILLED WIFE AND HIMSELF.
Boyle Dragged the Woman From

BoyIe Dragged the Woman From
Bed-He Was Drinkls1, a
Pittsburg, Sept. Peter POM
aged So years, a gardner, early today
forced his wife into a roMius house
in this city. where mis- wife was
staying, and dragging her from the
bed where she was sleeping with her
7-yearold son, fired a bullet into her
head and then killed himself by putt
ting a bullet into his right temple.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-08

resentadves contend that the ship
pers Of yellow pine increased the cost
of their product to consumers to cor
respond with the increased transpor,
tatidn charges.
II anybody was injured. the rail
road alleges, it was the consumer. Is
the carrier to be compelled to pay the
shipper when it is known for GER
tainty that the increased cost Of yell
low pine charged the consumer on
account Of the Increased freight rates
VIII not be paid 10 The latter is the
point mad This point IS an Wus.
uauy interesting one, and win have
due consideration By The commi ion
-vs-lsi5i. It comes to doci3a the repara-
ton claims filed in connection with
what are known as the "yellow pine
cases
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BELIEVED THAT THE HAVE

hiding unJIl Ih9 DTODrlet0r an0YgIe7
had left but he was discovered 8
the store was being closed and "
placed under arrest This negro
non told that his partner was to have
arrived later to assist him in the
robbing lie gave the name of his
pdl and told where he could be found
and the police arrested him
The store Of J E. Abbott, in New
Town, was robbed Friday night and
it, is understood that these negroes
have confessed. aud it is believed
liza he have committed several of
tLc athcr robberies
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A HUNDRED THOUSAND WHITE
CHILDREN IN GEORGIA IN
= SAD WAY.
THESE FIGURES INTERESTING


The school population OF Georgia
is 100000 and tbe ayereg attend
aanco Of the sorQls is only 2So,000,
oI forty per ceEA OF the 10000
about 100000 live in the rural dis
,ricts and about 10000 in cities or
towns With local school systems The
pro rate Of the state school fund
available for the 10000 OF the rural
districts was $40 per capita on the
enrolment Tue average length Of
the term is lO3 days. In the city
adm local system the funds available
were $12,72 per capita ON the enroll
meat aud the average school term
l7o days
The averasc salary paiS teachers
in the stale system is less Than $50.
The annual sahly Of the county
school commits Aner is about $50.
There are in Georgia nearly half a
million children over then years Of
age who cannot read or write More
IMAM. imam lO4O0O o. 'H9So 'laF'n "''
1t was The disclosuge of these facts
at a recent educationaD conference in
Atlanta That prompted some wealthy
citizens 10 interest themselves in the
advancement of the cause of educa-
ton These deplorable conditions
are now being prosecuted for the inn
proyemertt Of the rural school systems
either by~8ocal taxation or some other
feasible plan. 1t has been persist
entity argued by the com
missioner that e3i Rties
into school, disS food
white and one 8 VOL
in each district won 70
lens Of rural schoo
One egg or one stafE
per acre on the farms n saAt
tics, it is calculated, would pay q
additional school TAX and III retu
for this the people would have az
quate school buildings and excel
schools The local taxation planA q
being tried in may counties, some bt
which desire its continuance while
others do not There has new
er been am issue before the popl on
which every body agreed and there
never will be, 1t is not in accord
ance with the mar1er OF man.
In this connection, however it win
be Of interest TO state that Glynn
county has The bestArecord q amy
county in the state the statistics
showing that there are fewer ineter-
ates in this county than any in the
state
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Nkit4eS COsS IN LICENSES.
VaIsa Cuts Expenses to
Atened Shortage.
Val -, Sept. 6.-Retrench-
ment Hthe slogan at the meeting
of the city council Wednesday even.
ing, and the alnife was applied vigor-
ously in a number of departments.
Two members of the fire department
were laid Off three heads fell in the
street department, Chief of Police
Dampir's salary was reduced from
$125 per month, to $11Z. Street
Superintendent McKenna and City
Sexton Giddens came in for a reduc-
ton of salary, and the office Of the
recorder was abolished.
The action of council at this meet
ing was due to threatened deficiency
of something like $4,000 in the city's
revenues. Part of this amount is in
the $4,000 for liquor licenses due in
November. but which Of course, will
not be collected this year, as the
county adopted prohibition two
months ago In addition to the Ii
cense il is estimated that there
will be a decrease OF probably $4,000
III recorders fines for the next year.
The present council also had to pay
$4,000 for improvements az the
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THEY WILL MAKE STRONG
FIGHT FOR MONEY DUE THEM
BY THE RAILROADS.
AMOUNTS TO S3,000,OOO


When the Interstate Commerce
Commission assemblies for lis fall
meeting late in September it viii be
called upon to settle one Of the most
Interesting claims for reDaration-in
lact a series of claims lever pre-
seated to it for consideration The
amount involved is nearh $3,00o,00o,
and The number of claimants is in
excess Of SEQ. most of them located
in The south and middle west
A few Years ago southern shippers
filed with the commission a petition
IN which the complaint was made
thas the adv ance by southern roads
Of cents per 1000 feet on yellow
pine lumber was unjust and unrea-
SEN bile.
it's decision tbs commission
sustained the contention OF the south
ern shippers. The railroads took the
case into the courts and lost when
the United States supreme court in
May. last, issued q decree upholding
an order OF the Interstate Commerce
Commission Now The Shippers have
filed claims for reparation in the
sums representing the differences he
tween the old rate and the advanc Of
. cents per thousand feet.
It is understood that the southern
roads with the exception Of the Louis
vile and Nashville, are not inclina&
to eight the claims OF the sbk9
Who are demanding repsFstios
road mentioned, it is sal VIII
tend before the commisS tha,
complaint shippers - in eq
entitled 10 reparadon Bite The,
cision Of the supreme court. Its ~
resentadves contend that the ship
pers Of yellow pine increased the cost
of their product to consumers to cor
respond with the increased transpor-
Evening journal., 1907-10-22
BANK CONDITIONS
DEPRESS STOCKS

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
NEW YORK, oct 22-Standard OIL
stock sold on tho curb to-day at g9Sl a
loss OF 12h points from yesterdays last
price and the lowest figure reached I'm
many years
The stock market was flooded with
selling orders and as soen as business
commenced large blocks of both Ions and
short stocks were sold at declines rang
Ing from / TO over 3 points.
Houses whose names are strongly sug-
gestivo of Vanderblt-Morgan business
bought ON an exceedingly large scale.
Standard oil brokers were also noted as
buyers. II was general comment on the
floor that support was due 10 develop
ments in regard TO the Knickerbocker
Trust Company over night After the first
effect OF the support passed away the
market became heavy though there was
no evidence of demoraliza ion in any pa {
Of the exchange. The price movements
were almost uniform without any special
influence prevailing in any quarter, ami
the market was wholly dominated by
general conditions. At the end OF the
first hour the entire market ruled ] to 4
points below yesterdays close Govern
ment bonds unchanged. Other bonds ir-
regular.
Evening journal., 1907-10-22
DARING ASSAULT
ON YOUNG WOMAN

Miss Mary Farrell, aged IS years,
living at No. 11O6 West Third street,
has complained to the police Of vio-
lent assault she alleges was made upon
her by an unknown man early last
evening in the vicinity Of Third and
Jefferson streets
According to Miss Farrelps story.
she was returning to her home from
Chester. where she is employed. Ae
she was going up Thid street Hill about
$50 o'clock she was passed by a
stylishly dressed man who peered in
her face. The stranger after reaching
the top Of the hill, retraced his steps
and met her, calling her by name, and
saying that a friend wanted to speak
TO her at Third and Orange streets, at
the same time requesting her to re-
turn.
Miss Farrell states that she refused
to go back. and at the same time gave
the stranger her address, saying that
| IL the friend" wanted to see her he
could call at her house.
She then started to cross the street
when the man followed her and struck
her about the head, rendering her un-
conscious, she says. This is the last
she remembers until she heard someone
calling her name. When she partially
recovered consciousness she found that
she had been bound hand and foot by
stout cord and that she was lying
just at the entrance of an areS on JEFF
ferson street between Third and
Fourth, where she had evidently been
carried by her assailant.
She says a young man discovered
her, he being attracted to her by her
means, and summoned a cab, which
conveyed her home.
The young woman has recovered from
her fright to-day and expects to return to
her work in, Chester tomorrow About
two years ago when the Farrells were
living near Fourth and Adams and while
Miss Farrell was alone in the house a
tramp applied at the door for something
to eat. After being given a meal the man
sprang upon the young woman, knocked
her down in the hallway and tore n
chain and locket from her about her neck.
The tramp then fled but in his fight drop
ped the articles which he had stolen
upon the sidewalk. were tey were recov-
cred.
Evening journal., 1907-10-22
COUNTY WILL BUY ROLLER

The Levy Court this morning prac-
tically decided to buy a ten ton road
roller from the Kelley Springfield Road
Roller Company of Springfield, Mass.
for S2S0O and will go to Atlantic City
on Thursday to inspect rollers of the
type desired which are now in use
there.
The work OF rebuilding many of the
roads of the county and constructing
other new ones has necessitated the use
of roller for which the county has
been paying $40 a day. The members
Of the court have agreed that it would
be more economical for the county to
own one of the machines outright and
after talking over the subject this morn
ing with Frank A. Wunder, a repre-
sentative of the company, practically
agreed to accept one Of the machines
Evening journal., 1907-10-22
THEATRICAL

Much interest is being manifested by
local theatre-g0ers over the engagement
of the Cohan and Harris Comedians at
the Grand opera House on Friday even
ing. October 20. when Geo. NJ. Cohan's
George Washington, Jr." win be present.
ed here for the first time. For two sea-
sons past this musical play by Mr.. Co
han has been presented IN only few OF
the largest cities.
Among the fourteen scenes Of ITS
Never Toe Late to Mend" the new over
Davis melOdrama Is the sailors quarters
or iorecastle of the yacht The Morning
star" The forecastle of the Morning
star is reproduced from photographs
OF the famous old "Dauntless," one Of the
most celebrated old yachts. It's Never
Too Late to Mend" comes to the Lyceum
October "a 25 and 90
Tom Miners bohemian Burlesquers, g"
the big New York sensation. comes to the
Grand Opera House, Monday. November
for three days. They win present The
Summer Time" a breezy musical comedy
IN two acts by Dave Marion and Barney
Gerard.
Walter N. Lawrence will present Car
l0tta Nillson IN "The Three Of Us at the
Grand Opera House on Thursday evening,
october "A. The play ran the whole OF
last season at the Madison Square The
atre. New York. to delighted audiences
and was praised by the press II is am
nounced that "The Three Of Us" viii be
presented here with practically the same
ensemble as la New York The play is one
OF life IN a Nevada mining camp but with
out the eXaggerafed types and rough cf-
fects. The part of Rhy MacCihesney is
sad TO give Miss Nillson unusual opp0r-
tunities. Her first stellar appearance ir
THIS city and IN a role that she has made
so famous should be an occasion of un-
In 20 faala.s
The musical comedy show at the Gar
rick last week played to packed houses
nightly and Manager Docl1stader has evil
IDENTIFY taken the cue" for he offers an
other musical comedy bill this week. II
opened Yesterday under favorable au-
spices. Winters and Woods In 'The Sur
prise Party with Nan Ryan, a VIII
mlngton girl. and Harry PAUL. and
boys and girls IN q singing and comedy
nearly applause George Neville & Com.
pany IN "A Cold Deal" figured largely
m the comedy element Mrs Jules Lew
and family in a musical sketch; Jordan
ana Harvey In some clever Hebrew inn
personations' Marion and pcqrl In q COM
eQy acrobauc act and THE Nine Lives OF
Cat, as portrayed by the Edison pic
luie machine are an interesting. Nav
taedolle and her boys and girls were kind
iN received. one Of the features Of the
program is presented by Miss Nita Allen.
comedienne Of more than average clev-
erness assisted by a competent cast II is
an act by VIII NJ Cressev entitled 'In
car Two Stateroom One" The piece re-
wolves around a series OF circumstances
resulting from young man and a young
woman undertaking TO beat their way
on a fast train by giving the conducfoi
passes in some ones else nameThe' con.
ductor is wise and puts them in the
same stateroom." The scene shows the
Pullman compartment and al that trans
nires therein The act is rich I'm comed,
and scored a pronounced hit at both
performances yesterday
Evening journal., 1907-10-22
STOCK EXCHANGE
NEAR A PANIC

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
NEW YORK. oct. 22-Following the
announcement OF the closing Of the
Knickerbocker's Goors, exciting trad
ing followed in the stock exchange.
the air taking on a decidedly panicSy
appearance. Prices dropped from
to points.
Evening journal., 1907-10-22
Two Vessels Enter Pom.

Two vessels entered this port today
and one of them. the British steamer
Dunholme from Philadelphia, is now
loading powder at the Wilmington and
Northern pier on the Delaware river.
consigned TO Tampico. Mexico. The
other vessel arrived here from PARIS
boro. Nova Scotia. with 100000 lathes
consigned to various firms in this city.
Evening journal., 1907-10-22
TENTH STREET AWARDS
AGAIN SET ASIDE

Judge SprIance this morning set
aside the award Of tho Tenth street
commission which Yesterday refused
to allow more damages to the property
holders than was allowed by the first
commission OF condemnation.
Evening journal., 1907-10-22
Am


Commends attention. It gets
more than a casual glance. It
is given a second look which
deepens into admiration. which
pleasantly fingers in tn e
memory.
The articles of dress that
assist in creating this magnet
must of themselves possess
the trait to make the whole
complete.
Our part in helping to make
things good to look at, is to
take care of the feet. This
is our end. towards the i'm
provement Of which we have
never failed TO contribute hand
somely.
Perfect fitting shoes correct
in style, Modestly priced.
Evening journal., 1907-10-22
New offioer Co. on nutv

Frank B. Henderson who was ap-
pointed on the police force by the Board
of Police Commissioners last night to
fill the vacancy made by the resigna-
tion Of Officer John Wintrup, passed
the physical examination today and will
go on duty tonight The new officer
lives at No Oak street.
Evening journal., 1907-10-22
Pianos, Organs and Other
Musical instruments,

is because the fixed method of our house
during it's thirty-six years experience
has been to sell the best and most reli-
able instruments manufactured; repre-
senting each at its true structural and
musical value, and at prices as low or
lower than the same goods are sold
elsewhere.
Evening journal., 1907-10-22
Presented With Tomahawks.

Ten members Of Usage Tribe, I'm
proved Order Red Men journeyed TO
New Castle last night and in behalf
of Stephen Barkus, presented Semi
mole Tribe No. 40 of that city. with a
handsome pair of tomahawks. (gavols).
The visitors were royalty entertained
Evening journal., 1907-10-22
viii Hold Rummans saI..

The Pastors Aid OF Olivet Presby-
terian Church will hold rummage sale
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
this week, at the rooms of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union at No 100
West Eighth street