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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-19
MANY FAMILIES
DESERT ISLAND
SINCE CLOSING OF ST. SIMON
MILLS RESIDENTS HAVE
BEEN DEPARTING.

Since the closing down of the mills
at st. Simon the people have been
leaving there in large numbers and
within the coming few weeks there
'eill he only small number around
Inc mills, In all something III tho
neighbornood of thiity-fve families,
white aud colored, have left. A mum.
Der Of these went to Belfast the new
location of the large mill operated
by the Hilton & Dodge Lumber Com
pany, while others have sought en-
ployment in other sections.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Wright will re.
move to Brunswick in a short time
and 1t is prooao,e tnaJ tnere VII
be only or two white families there
within the next few months, that is,
If the mills do not resume work.
1t was once rumored that the Dor
othy would be taken off the line be-
tween this city and the mills but this
Is denied by the owners of the boat
who assert that she will continue on
the run as usual whteher the mill
starts up or not
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-19

BY the cinelnnat. Birmingham Air
Tine Fsllfoad Company, Which
is Supposed TO be Backed by
A.. q. d A. Capital.

The filing of charter for the Gin.
einnati-Birmingham Air Lac Railway
TO build from the junction of the
Chesapeake and Ohio and Ohio an
Norfolk and Western, at Paintyille,
kentucky to Birmingham, is said to
DO the explanation of certain myster,
ious operations OF the Atlanta. Bir-
mingham and Atlantic railroad
1T is believed that the Aalanta, Bir
nslEgnam and Atlantic will either own
and operate toe proposed road or will
have the most intrinsic traffic reia-
tionshlp swith It."
The above telegram WIS sent Out
yesterday from Nashville. Tenn. ano
it attracted some attention in loca
railroad circles. Tlat A.. b. & A, Is
behind the new road and that capita
now behind that line will construc,
it, there Is no doubt,
BY building this connecting link
from the junction of the chesapeake
and Ohio and the Nortolk and
Western to Birmingham, where it will
connect with the present line, the A
B & A. is given another jump west
ward and number of valuable west
ern connections
The eyes of the entire railroad
world are now upon the great system
which is doing things in proper style.
That it will eventually l6e one of the
strongest systems IN the south. with
complete river connections, there is
no doubts audAan announcement OF
new. roads lea to the west will
not aarprlae Z asaa axneTt . see
the A.. p. g a. sfeak ays within
a few years
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-19
a GOOD PROGRAM OF MUSIC
For the First Methodist Church Sun
day.

FVF t"S TtrSt MetnoulSt NnhTCh sun
day.
The program for the services at the
irst Methodist church Sunday is as
follows:
Hymn--Congfegation
Voluntary-"O Power Eternal" Lug
81 Luzzi, Gloria Patri.
ofrertory When All Thy Mercies,
Oh My Lord" Graben
Hymn-Congregation.
Sermon by Rev. Hermon c. Jones.
Subject Our Duty to the Children
Hymn and bendiction.
In the afternoon a special Sunday
school service will be held. The
speakers will,be Rev. II. c. Jones and
Mr. w s. Witham, Of Atlanta
The following is the program for the
night services beginning at 1890:
Hymn-Congregation.
Voluntary-"Day Is Past an
Gene" Shepard.
Hymn-Congregation.
offertory-"oh Jesus Tnour Art
StandiHg.".
Sermon by Rev. II. c. Jones Sub
ject; The Mission and toe Sunday
School"
Hymn and benediction
The choir will be composed Of tn
following: Miss Tallulah Fleming
soprano Mrs. r. f.. Sherman, alto;
Mr.. George Sherman. baritone Nr
r. z. Sherman. tenor; Miss BeSSie
Anderson eccompsnist.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-19
PLANTER FOUND
DEAD IN IN ROOM
A BULLET WOUND IN His BODY
LEADS TO THE BELIEF
THAT HE sUlclDED

CartersvIlle. Ga. Jan, 1S.-At his
bome at Alatoona. Ca. three miles
from here the body Of ! o. Mcdaniel
rs found bearing a bullet wound
which. it is believed. was self-inhict-
"a and which was the cause OF his
death. Mr. Mcdaniel was sixty-two
years Of age and lived In the big
stone house built by his father many
years ago lie was a brother of ex-
Governor Henry b. Mcdaniel of
Georgia and 2 slep-brothei' Of Hon.
Sam w. Wilkes. Of the Georgia rail
road. He owned large plantation
and waa one of the most extensive
planters In this section of the state
In the Immediate family there was
but enc other member Repley McDan-
ieI, the twenty-eight year old son.
who resided at Birmingham
Mr. McDaniels nome was kept by
Mrs. Stone and Mrs. Maffey. who liy-
cd In the house with him. The. report
received here is that they discover
ed the body early tlNs morning bear
ing the bullet wound pd that he hdd
probably been dead fdA some tirae
As soon as the body las found the
county coroner was notimd and tho
court Of inquest met at tlfMhome at
noon. the court is still in 50 raend
its finding has not beMTma ed
The jury examined the 1sSdy4N the
room where it was found. Relatives
of the deceased in Atlanta and his son
in Birmingham we're telegraphed for
and are expected u arrive today
It is claimed that financial rever.
SOS is toe probable cause Of the trag-
edy Baeau,e of the large and proml-
nent connection and the high stand.
ing Of tho family IN ,nis commuSftg
the news Of me death is a great shock
70 tnis section.
( Foy aimost hall century Mr.. Nc.
Daniei has been conspicuous figure
IN this section of the state. FORTY
years ago he removed here 20 make
his home at the family nomestead
whege, since that time, he has "a.
sided. For thirty years he waa ia.
ton agent Of the Georgia road az al.
Altoona, aaylng recently feagned ne
position bseopse Of deeliRizr hsaifh.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-19
Tbs Ruby, Ashore at Fer,
naAdlIns, will Come Here
for Repairs
+ SHE GAN Be FlOAIEB
Force from the parker-g gsnsst en-.
pineering Company is Now at =
Work on the Bark With
Big Pumps.

The Paryker-Hensell Engineering
Company, of this city. have the con,
tract for floating the large bark Ruby
which went ashore aar Fernandina
a few days ago, AZ as soon as the
large force now at1work succeed in
boating her she will be brought to
this city, placed on the marine rail
way OF the above company and re
paired
A force under ~ G. Young left
late Thursday night for Fernandina
ii the launch Dragon and at once
commenced on the bark. Several
lar9e pumps were put into opera.
tion and it was expected that all
of the water would be pumped out
in tne next twenty-four hours. but
was sin foy'teen feet OF water
In the bark and pouring in at a rapid
rate
The crew of the Dragon returned
to the city yesterday and they re
ported the Ruby to be in very
dangd dous position, but it Is believed
that&ne force from the local foundry
will succeed in floating here.
Two or three tugs are at the bark
and as Don as the water Is pumped
from aer hull they viii make an ct,
for to float her
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-19
RaFAss4t> RaFAAs4> Company TO Spend
$4,000 on improving
The Shows SIhlo VS.
MEANS MUCH FOR THE CITY
Attractions Which are Now Ex56bit-
ing In Selma, Ala, win Ar|ve
Here Next Week to Go lntA
Winter Quarters.

Another Of the Parker Amusement
Companies. which is now exhibiting
IN Selma, Ala, will arrive n Bruns-
wick shortly and will go iu,o winter
quarters mere with the portion of the
show that is now wintering at
the old Coat Line shops.
The Parker people have several of
these shows on the road, it being
probably the largest carnival company
IN the country. One OF the shows is
now exhibiting at Selma and will
close in that city tonight, a sr whicn
all Of the several shows az j a num-
Der Of people connected wa it will
leave for this city
II is announced that d ling the
two or three months the c lpany is
in winter quarters in Bro sw.ck at
least $4,000 will be expe4l d in i'm
proyements. All of the wa. Jns. etc.
are to be repainted and gene ally over
hauled, the tents are to be repaired
and in fact the shows will be given
a general oyerhauling, tna snanagres
have decided to expend the above
amount while here, There are now a
dozen or more Of the employees
spending the winter here ana they
viii be Joined by the others Monday.
The show will start out on the road
again in about three months and will
lirst exhibit in Bruins wick. 1t is
probable that the two shows combin-
ed will exhibit here, after which it
will leave for the regular tour.
The wintering of this large com
pany in Brunswick means quite lit
tie to the merchants and others or
the city, as carnival psople are al.
ways free with their money and the
Parker aggregation seem to have
plenty Of t.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-19
PAID VISIT TO
LOCAL STATION
LIEUT.. PEcKHAM, IN CHARGE
or THIS DISTRICT, WAS IN
TIE CRY xEsTERDA~.


lslaslt Peekham,- chief OF the artl
1tf district. with headqharterE IN
Savannah came over yesterda ~.
the purpose of paying toe % II re
cruiting station, which IS in charge
Of Corporal Rioux, VI H. While
here ne examined an applicant for
Jefferson Barrlc 40 L.eIt Peck
ham, who is IN cL,,rc ~ lis district,
viii now visit The g.. frequently to
Sc, how the loqpi jation b r;9
crossing.
The infantry and cayalr5 rel molts
Of Uncle Sam are now Deine NE!
preparatory TO the movement Cf IN
troops to the Philippine as well as
those who are to serve during tho
Jamestown exposition The amp
now affords an excellent opportunity
70 aJle-bodied young men Of this sec
tlon who desire to see service either
ia the Philippines or at the James,
town exposition
one recruit who came up to all
the requirements. left tde city last
night to Join the army, while anoth.
er VIII leave Monday niglt Corporal
Rioux viii be found at his Office at
the public building and will be glad
10 ezplain anything desired by pros
peetiye applicants
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-19
CINSON
OF TRIP
OF BRUNSWICK
. Thinks a Greai Trade
Witt Witt Be Built Up 10
Cuban Port Port
4 IS WELL PLEASED
Talks 10 Atlanta Newspaper Men and
Tells Them That New Steamer
VIII be Put on Between Bruins
wick and Havana
The following interesting NJ

The following interesting MI
with President II. NJ. Atadn on
the Brunswick Steamship Company
was published in yestesday's Atlanta
Journal:
the establishment OF rich trade rela
tions between Georeia and The south
east and Cuaa viii be result Of the
inauguration of the new brunswick,
Havan steamship line, in conjunction
agith the New York and Brunswick
Pines which are to be operated by the
~ swick steamship Company, is the
opEAon expressed by H. N. Atkin on
Of the new steamship company, who
/ has returned from tne maiden trip
of the new passenger ship Bruins
wick
~ Revidences OF the new relations
viil be pat into effect by the
p line was proved by the hrsl
riI Sien a cargo was carried to Cuba
that tested the accommodation Of the
vessel On account of the enthu iasm
& hth which shippers Of Georgia and
ge southeast have accepted the ad
yantages OF the new line, II viii be
necessary for the company to charter
a special freighter that will ply be-
tween Havana and Brunswick alone.
There are already four Z mammoth
freight ships that are to carry the
trade of the southeast to New York
aud eastern ports. These vaessaie usr
tD sail egery otlief aay from Bruins.
wick and New York Tie Immense
amount Of shipping tIaN Nlii Be ear
coed viii make ii Impossible for tnesl
,4ssela to 80 as far south az Havana
80 a fgeishtef 70 be used only be
tween Bran wick and Havana Is to
e nut Oh.
tnink the outlook for our trade
relations with Cu3a Is one Of the
brightest that ] have ever seen" sald
Mr. Atkinson. Tine first trip ha al
eady fulfilled the greatest ,xpecian
eies. and Judging by the enthusiasm
with which we have been met by the
people OF Cuba. it Is only natural to
believed tat the connecting Of thai
country vita this win prove greai
advantage to all.
There are many products manu-
fctured in Geo aia ana the soutueasJ
that win find ready market in Cu3a
On tie first trip We carried down q
cargo Of materials tnat few people
voGld know ale de ired in Havana
Thtre was window frames from saY
annah, vegetable crates thai were
built in Fort Valley and a namber Of
other products thai will be sold in
Cu5a-
There was the greatest intere
mantle sted in the arifyal Of the Brun%
wick in Havana Ii was tae first pas
enger vessel to have cleared from
any Georgia port for a foreign coun
try"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-19
BIG SAVANNAH PLANT esaNEo
South Atlantic car Msnafaeturina
company's Plant Burned.

south Atlantic Gao Msgi,facturinn
company's Plant Burned
The South Atlantic Car Manufact.
uring Company's plant was totally
destroyed by Ge The whole plant
including the s6eds, Office building,
cars, million or more feet OF lum-
eer and other propeSty was destroy
ed.
A 25,0ob gallon tank over the boil
or room was destroyed al the early
stages Of the fire, and there was no
water With whlcn TO fight the flames.
The estimated damage is $4,000.
partly covered by insurance. The
plant 4 IS formerly owned by the
Georgia car and Manufacturing Com
pany, Fhich recently went through
bankrYlcy proceedings, Merrill Gala
way hing receiver and it had re-
sumed work under new management.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-19
WOMAN KILLED HER HUSBAND
He Had Charged Her With Infidellty
and She Shot Him.

Columbia. s. c.. Jan. &c. w.
Blair. a conductor on the Columbia,
NewAtrry and Laurens railroad. was
shot four Zines early this afternoon
at bis home from the effects of which
he lied thirty minutes later 1t Is
allefed that Blair accused his wife of
info siity and that the shooting fol
lowfd
Mrs Blair was placed under arrest
but owing to ner pro2trate condition
she vas not removed from her home.
Bi-ir made an antemortem state
meht in which. 1t is alleged. he at
tat q his wtfe's character Blair's
VIII was Miss Ethel Barrentine, of
Gse asboro. n. G,
Tae dead man was about 50 years
I'D while his wife was about 80.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-19
BLACKBURN TO
FORCE A VOTE
Republican Senators Must Either
Support or Oppose Presidents
Action in 5rownville Affair

Washington. Jan 18.-The Browns
vile matter again occupied all of the
time Of the senate today and there
was a number Of speeches made for
and against the resolution introduce d
by Senator Foreaker
Senator Blackburn will force a vote
on the resolution, and in "a speech to-
day ne said the republican senators
must either support or oppose Roose
yelt's action in the matter
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-19
Atroeious Murder.

Charlotte. y. c.. Jan 1s.-News
reaches here Of the atrocious murder
nf John Stamper By his step-son Clln4
on Weaver. In the Muddy Creek zee
tion Of Ashe county, the most re
mote mountain section Of the tate
Weaver. while intoxicated, entered
stampeTs room where the latter lay
seriously III and cut stamp r tArosi
from ear 70 car, killing him instant
ly. WAaver ives arrested The cglms
Eas uaproYoksd.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-19

Prof George w. Macon, Of Mercer
University. will speak at both tue
morning and evening service. SUN
day school at 9;45 a. m. Prayer meet
Ing Wednesday 1880 p. m. A cordial
invitation is extended to all to come
and hear Prof. Macon.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-19
SIX CORPORATIONS
SECURE THEIR
CHARTERS
AT CHAMBERS SESSION SUPER
~loR COURT ANEsLkkDAY s.Al S
DOZEN NEvWs0ScEENs WE'RE
INCORPORATED.

Judge T. A, Parker came down from
Baxley yesterday morning and dur
ing the day held chambers session
of the superior court, at which six
new Brunswick corporations We're
granted charters All of the compan-
les desired to begin business as soon
"a possible. and there being a half
dozen applicants, Judge Parker deci-
ded to come doE,IIand grant them.
The new concerns incorporated yes
terday are:
The Tnelma Land and Timber
Company, the Brunswick Steam Laun-
dry, the Brunswick Coco Cola Com
pany; the Brunswick Rihemen Com
pany, the Brunswick Manufacturing
Company and the Brunswick Pilot
boat Company
Never in thessnA&Qry Of Brunswick
have so many new co4porations been
organized as has been tdossasa dur
ing the. past several months. at each
session Of the superior court tGo
or three charters have been granted,
while a number of times Judge Par
ker has neld special ses sioas to grant
them.
All Of the corporations given char
ters yesterday expect to do bu mess
at once, in fact, a ranbcr of them
are already in business and will make
many improvements
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-19
Presbytelan Church.

At the Presbyterian church on Sun.
day morning Rev f d Thomas will
preach on Luke "a; S2. 'Enunaus. +"
At $3.50 p. m. the subject will be q
am the Door The pastors bible
class will be held at $3.50 p. m at
the church.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-19
viii Sail Today.

The stcamEr Brunswick is sche-
auled to sail from New York today
pn her second "trip to Brunswick and
Havana She Will arrive here Tues
day and proceed Immediately to ia
vana. It is understood that big At
lanta party will come down Tues
dsy morning to take the ship to the
cuban capital
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-19
Root to Canada.

Washington, Jan. 1S.-5ecretary
Root left Washington today for Of
lava, Canada, where he will arrive
about noon tomorrow to be the guest
OF Earl Grey the governor general.
Mr. Root was accompanied by ais wife
and daughter.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-19
SUITS AGAINST
SAN FRANCISCO
WERE FILED YESTERDAY BY U.
S. GOVERNMENT To ENFORCE
JAPANESE TREATY.

Washington, Jan 18.-The United
States To-Day commenced two suits
against the city OF San Francisco to
compel that city to enforce certain
provisions of the Unte1 sta,es treaty
with japan, giving Japanese equal
school advantages in the city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-19
Flow Of Lava.

Honolulu. Jan. 18.-The second lava
flow from the volcano of Maunalo.
on the island of Hawaii, is now only
two miles from the sea and is half
mile wide 1t is moving at the rate
of thirty miles an hour
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-19
BANKRUPT COURT MEETS TO-DAY
Case Of Miss jackson will be Among
Those Taken W.

Those Taken W.
Referee Max Isaac Will hold an in
t4resting session OF the bankruptcy
court today, at which one or two
local matters viii be handled. Among
tnese will be the case Of Miss Jack
N. who recently filed ner petition
vith the court.
- The first met ting Of the creditors
vii DO held. a trustee will be elected,
appraisers appointed and other prelim.
Larry matters dispo. ed Of.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-19
eervIces al az synaaoaue.

Services will be held at the Jew
ish synagogue Sunday evening at %
Rabti Mendoza officiating
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-19
CONGRESSREN VOTE
T0REISFYHEIR
SALARIES \
THE SILL PASSED YESTERDAY
INCREASING SALARY OF VICE
PRESIDENT. CABINET OFFICERS
AND coNeREssMEN.

Washington, Jan. 1s,--The bill In
troduced some time ago increasing
the salaries OF the vice-Dresident. the
speaker Of the house, all cabinet of
hcers and members of the house.
came up for vote today and the
congressman voted to increase their
pay as well rs the others provided
for in the bill
After some little discussion a
vote was taken on the bin and 1t
was passed by vote of 1873 to 90
The bin provides that the salaries
Of the yice-president, the speaker Of
the house and cabinet officers shall
nd that of the
~ be inore ased
to S. year
It was known all along tpat the
members Of the house favored the
bill, but ii was feared that many Of
them would not vote TO increase their
ow . alanes. It seems that ma
jor,y of them really desired the
increase. however. and the bill pass
ed
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-19

The steamship & Ne, OF the
Bee Line, which, cee1 port for
the past rw6 weeks, has a1out fin.
ished loading and will SAT- FOR New
Yord within the next few days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-15
FAXED MUMMJES DON'T PAy.
The Genuine Egyptian Artistic Too cheap.
German Expert Declares.

The scorn Of DR.. r. Forrer. q German
E~eyptologist. 10 excited by the accounts
which have appeared In various European
newspapers Of the fabrication OF fake
mummies which are sold to simple collectors
an the genuine article Thousands OF years
old. He writes to the Strasburg Post TO
say that there isn't q word OF truth in the
story and that the periodical revival Of
stories Of mummy factories in Paris and
elsewhere must be placed In the same
category with the sea serpent yarns.
"kfaIse mummy MANUFACTURE would die
Of starvation says DIR. Forrer. I'm tho
frat place, there Ii no great demand for
besides. the supply Of mummics is
practically i~nsxhaustible and the price Of
All ordinary ones ia 30 low that a manu-
facturer In Paris could not box his mummy
and seni 10 TO Cairo Ia be sold for the price
that tho genuine article can he bought
a, there. with It's painted case and the GER
tiIicsle of the Cairo museum as to It's gem
uinencss.
when I was in Egypt some years ago
saw an illustration OF the unlimited supply
of mummies. Around III Achmin The
rellahs had dug up hundred ~ mummics
to plunder the cofins ~ the trinkets and
other valuable objects often buried in them.
The bodies and cofins were left tumbled
about there in tho most disgraceful way.
They were commercially valielees, and the
natives would not take the trouble 10 re-
ITO talk OF . trade In false mummies is
simply preposterouA'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-15

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