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Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-20
Pointed Parauraphs

Many a man who lives by his wits has a
half-starved look.
Ian inclined to be crooked Is apt to go
straight to the bad.
A rich widow makes poor investment when
she buys husband.
On occasions that would make man swear
woman slams the door
He who thinks he is the whole thing leaves
but a small hole when he Is gone
Fish stories would seem to indicate that
schooI OF nsh isy a school for liars.-chcago
News.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-20
KID scALER KNOCKS OUT
sNAILHAM IN NINTH
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
SACRAMENTO. Dec. 19.--In the ninIn
round of a scheduled ten-round fight
here tonight, Kid Scaler sent Billy Snail
ham to drsam.and with a right swing on
the jaw. Up to the close Snailham had
the best OF the argument
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-20

Get The Herald Christmas edition.
wrapped ready Tor mailing. 5 cents per
copy. Mail 1t to your friends. or wen
mail 1t for you. Get 1t. Wen do the rest.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-20
CONTROVERSY OVER WORSHIP
IN SCHOOLS IS REVIEWED
HERALD OPENS COLUMNS FOR
USE BY COM MBATANTs
Gen. H. g. Otis Sends Statement of
Hia Position in Affair Which
Aroused Widespread
Interest

In fulfllins it's mission of publishing
all the news newspaper is called up
ON to give n place to every side of all
questions of public interest exploited
In its columns.
The Herald has contributed to the
interest, not to say the gayety, of this
jocund holiday season by giving space
to the somewhat pOlemical controversy
that has been In progress between the
learned principal of Los Angeles public
schools and the militant chief of that
great religious daily and our esteemed
morning contemporary, the Times. In
reply to the letter of DIR. Moore pub
1ished In our columns on the morning
of the 18th inst. Gen. Otis has con-
tributed to The Herald the following
statement of his side of the cOntrO-
versys
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-20
Activity Necessary

ITO be truly democratic the school
should be so organized and so conducted
that 1t shall make of the child social
being-that is, shall cultivate the natural
tendency Of children to be healthfui: the
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-20
Makes Fraud Charges

Attorney Young also says that Mesmer
and Eva Dickoff one of the heirs. are
''artful and designing persons and are
seeking to defraud Heberle out of a share
IN his brothers estate
1t IS also declared that Miss Dickoff,
who. by the terms Of the will. was left
$500. agreed to dismiss her contest hop
ing to secure larger amount when the
estate Is settled.
The case will be further considered
next Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06

This star is the thing he wants.
He has his heart upon this thing lie recognizes
other guide other Inspiration other end lie has
ccnchcd has jaw and fixed his gaze and said himself;
-That is mine. and shall be satisfied with nothing else"
The rest OF the world is nothing 10 him. When inter
poses between him and his he pushes aside and leaves
there without stopping the consequences OF his fren
red determination pleading in the Of duty
friend begging Tor justice child praying for moment
Of sympathy-he has not time to hear.
lie does know they there.
John Brisln was boyhood friend of Andrew Carnegie
Brisu invented wonderful steel process ON his deathbcd
surrounded By poverty sghtless brocnheared he
courts S4ocooooo favorable decision in lower trib
una had reversed teehnieality and Brsn could
FIGHT no more His savings exhausted.
But Carnegie has what nc wanted. lie give
away princes He achieved his ambition.
Carnegie has caught his star.
What is your starr
II Carnegics is worth all he gave H. is yours worth
all you giving tl
AS long the world makes strong men, big men.
with square jaws and ndosabe purpose. who know how
TO say Il will long will be peoped by who in pur-
of their suffer nothing thwart turn.
stop them Tor moment It's great and splendid thing 10
have purpose and the doggedness stick to it, The bull
dog is a fighter because he never Tets 20
But just thoughts wonderful world. and its
all so complex We all dependent upon another.
Be careful Your may shine brightly but fools
gold gitters. too.
II your does show you that there is world
you is false star and unworthy Of your lfes
effort
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06

The Beacoma Beach improvement
com pnny placed the contract she
past week for putting In a. Tine
wharf NJ the Beach. This wharf
viii be the best between Seattle
ana Tacoma. and win be arranged
10 receive passengers from both
steamers and small launches 4
projecting boom will also be Dui
Ia 10 make a safe harbor for small
boafu In stormy weather. y"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
CAR MAY
ABDICATE

F|WtVF8 FHE"8E TT - E'--F
LONDON. April e.-=Ona Of The
daily papers this morning prints
an article IA which II Ia stated that
the emperor of Russia Intends To
abdieata within a month, 20 be sue
cooded by Grand Duke Michael II
IL said that the emp@rora mind ~
giving away. and he IL not capable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06

Shorty Price and Mias Charley
Johnson we're married last Thurs
day near the home % the brides
mother. the widow Johuhon. four
snilaa north az toun. b. the Rev. "
n. DonneIi. The marriage was a
antique affair. only the bride. groom
and minister being preaeat Il tooh
place south Of tbs BRIDES home IN
tho pasture. Both shorty and bis
bride werv riding the same huFMe
tho Efri In fruut When the preach
~ rvaneatad them to lock hands
tho bride tnbo reaehed back and
preaentnd hor hanA. After the earo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06

- novel manner here The mud IN
the CUTTERS II being Planned. and
eaior IL being found one man
panusd out g1Ts worth.
The cause Tor all this Il sand
washed down into fhc streets from
the hills One man with the mem.
CRY n 80 IN his bonnet. began pros
peeting n. and found gold
Nov "a D. common % the business
streets 10 see merchants putting In
few hours each dny cleaning up q
little chicken feed"
u II supposed there - very rich
ledge IN the hills behind town. from
which this gold comes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
STAR DUST
BY Josh"
IT BEATS WALL ST. TO DEATH
YOU GAN eRow RICH QUICKER IN the MollvcoopLt CON.
rgsT THAN FRaNz'Go FINANCE

man who Adorrn women. whose
delicate feelings ARE easily hnfs .
soft hearted lover. q fool sSNhfsSs
fond Of women "A Fokallnfd Mol
lycoddlo'a Wife. II
A mollycoddle IL any peeAon 4lho
expects 10 set something hir n@ n.
ing al a bargain aaie.--lsstAEtefise
A moliycoddie IL married man
or woman who neEiectA home aud
inmiiy 10 make themselves popular
la society. III. NJ.
Mary had a little lamb.
Il couldn't hardly waddle.
n followed her 20 End aud Pike.
To find a mollycoddle- tpolIee-
mani Mrs. H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06

wAsHINGTON. April s.-0rean.
back. Island county. Wash, about
a0 miles from Everett. Is 10 have 3
post office. leeob PuseJ WIN %
Tho postmaster
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06

moay was over the happy couple
Kallopod off over the prairie ON
their way rejoicing -kiowa und.
Teri Sentinel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06

definitions have been received from
men aud women who are after the
great prisa af 3 .e00. 600. and u viii
be impossible 10 print all Of them
hut don't VERY II you fail 60 500
your definition in print II VIII be
handed 90 the iudses and vii re
eeise the same consideration ~ the
answers that have boen printed,
The fact that Il has not bene prini'
% or that II has been printed means
nothing It's = foregone conclusion
that most Of those printed siii lose.
Il {. ]. writes TO the Star Dust
man. asking II the winner may
buy an automobile with the prise.
To be certainly, II. G. - You may
hay anything You can with Il. auto
mobile. steam yacht or soda water.
Two hundred or more persons
have submitted hafinitiona which
they aay they copied from this or
that dictionary. These are thrown
away. Of course. as the object of
Tits contest II to improve the die
( tionagaUm
same Of the new ones;
John d. Rockefeller IL. 10 a mol
lycoddie. --fieien Wells
A moliyrnAdia Il a person. man
or woman. who tatties on fellow
workmen. aud who sends the boaa
flowers. fruit or tobacco 20 ssand
in Mrs. I. 4 T.
let a scotehman define a molly.
ooddle. "a muckle saftia.- either
ses~-and there are plenty in both.
e A. c
A mellycoddle IL a man who eoea
20 market 90 Saturday night. II. ).
A mosiycoasia il the man who
keeps the hookmakera. bucket phop
keepers ana the Wan Ct gang Ia
money Nv. G.
A mollycodsiie Is a mar who low
err his dignity By washing dishes
helplng on uaahdayn and more 80
pueiAlly b. aheelin9 our the bahs
buggy aud allowing his wifo 70 bosn
hIm Mira 4. J. fNuw. boys. alto
sathers Three eheeFA for Mira
7. -
A mniiycoddia Ii a man Who goes
home Saturday evening without
opening hIa pay anVainpos--fsd ,
A woman Who vtii not let her boy
% 7 10 90 public school Tor fear be
wiii cunae In eontact With bad boys
shes : ranliyeoddie, and be viii b.
~-Mrz. S.
AnY man uho wears a toape n a
molly eodtle IL
Moliycnadfa A congressman
when Joe Csnnna IL In tia chair -
8 2. n
Mollyeodale aeercfafy Roots
idea Of Mr.. c People o. X.
A woman Who does not fliFt: a
man who do~n bot swear.--N. r.
1 ENWfF H1aN - ~ IL " ~, "
sometimes ssanda Cor john y Rock
efoIler. but II hardly amufns possible
that Mr.. Rockefeller could have
sent Ia thla definition. no matter
shat hla opiniou Of everybody
MAJ b.
A zoiiYeodiio Il 4 man who does
= -
X. Ballard.
A moliYroddie IL a woman who
shows foolish affection toward the
men. one too soft 10 be useful, but
womauiike she won't part with
him "A Fnssliixe6 Hoilycodils.
I
The Seattle Basson Copper Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06

An actress announces that abe
will marry Frank Gotch. the cham
ploa wrestler. Hops nhe doesu I
throw him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06

on managing the affairs OF state
1-hs inforgnation - said to eoms
from q high official authority.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
Boys Wanted

To Join the Seattle Newsboys' union
and sell Seattle papers Initiation
fee 80 ceuta. Good corners Will be
provided Call az Tho Star office.
1903 Seventh ay. and AJAX for John
Gleason. secretary. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06

WASHINGTON. April s.-Thom.
as SammOna. % Tacoma, has been
appolnied TO the position OF con.
sui general AZ Seoul. Korea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06

Our snow white porcelain sinks
and tubs are a work Of art Fac.
tory prices. q. n. Brown A. Co.
g2f Pine NJ. Both phones zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06

The Seattle Bassoa Copper Co
has opened another mining pruperty
ON Vancouver Island. and viii alse
open ap their banks Island prop
ertY the first part Of MAY This
company wfIi have four properties
under development b. June fst ss'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
BUSINESS MEN OF skcRAnEs
TO PAN OUT YELLOW INITIAL
IN FRONT or THEIR STORES.

f8sattIs Stars Exclusive Ssrvies.l
gACRAHENTo, Cal. April a.
Placer mining has been revided IN
Turkish bath and bed all nig.it
for sfO0. Under Grand Opera
House. Phone Main 1877. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06

Don't throw asa.
sles'ssa Have ITEM Y, yeu' 4
I -, IKE new a. tbe ps-t-f (
eli ee Maln 1854 t'''a''sius
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
sur Bathing.

Man. remarked the old doctor.
SIS like n machine. In fact. he IL a
machine"
"And when there's trouble IN the
apfinx he IL run down IN the early
summer" added his patient
Dr. leo baker. dentiat. zoG Eitei
huliding. Phone Main 6255 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06

Klein. tho shoemaker. AL James
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06

A moilyenddia Il a person. man
or woman. Who tattiea on fellow
workmen. aud who sends the boas
fiowera. fruit or tobacco 20 stand
in Mrs. +. e T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06

let a seotehman define a molly
ooddle. "A muckie saftin.- either
ses~And there are plenty in both
e A. c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06

a mallyeoaale 8 ! sograaso.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06

A meilyeoddle Il 4 man who enet
20 market o. Saturday night II. $.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06

A moflyeoadia Ia the man who
keeps the hookmakera. bucket phof
keepers and the Wan 81 gang Ia
money w. G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06

A moiiYeotfiie IL n woman whs
shows foolish Affection toward The
men. one tho soft 10 be useful. bul
womRuiiks she wont part witt
him "A Fosslllxed aoiIycoddls.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-11
WIDOW is FElCNlNG
so PHYSICIANS SAY,

Cleveland. O., Sept. 1o.-Physicians
have again DELAYED the service of .
warrant Of arrest upon Mrs Char
Iotte Philips for The alleged murder
cf her husband. John J. Phillips A
local operator and broker who was
mued last Monaay The warrant @y.;s5
prepared last Thursday, but was not
scrsd owing TO the critical condition
Of Mrs Philips. who was reported
to be in state Of coma.
Today the physicians representing
The family reported that Mrs. Philips
was in no condition to be taken TO
the court Another physician stated
he believed the woman was feisnins
A special tes5ion of court was hald
today, which was something unusual,
ana the officials decided to Withhold
Jhe serving If warrant uual TO-
morrow.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-11
PETITIONS JUDGE sPEERs TO
ALLOW HIM TO TAKE
SEA TRIP.
NOW AT INDIAN SP3IAGS


Indian Springs Ga, Sept To-
John f. Gaynor. the famous prisoner
convicted OF being an accomplice 10
Carter who has been serving a SEN
cnce in prison at Macon but who
gyas recently allowed to come TO In
dian Springs for his health. now
Wants 10 take q sea trip aud has
asf4sa5s, the court 10 issue an order
al'owidsA Ahs this privilege.
GayulA has been at Indian Springs
for seyHral weeks. 1t was proved
some ~ ago that he really needed
q rest and an order was issued al
lowing him to come to this place un-
der guard He has not improved 10
amy great degree since here aud nov
lie has asked the court to allow MIN
to take sea "trip for his health.
Judge Speer has not yet announced
the date for hearing the petition, but
A will be taken up shortly. There is
enuch speculation as TO whether or
not the petition wil be granted, but
it is hardly probable that Judge
Speer will allow the noted prlsoaer
to leave this country
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-11
STATE is PREPARING TO
FIGHT THE SUITS.

Atlanta, Sept. 10.-Thc state is
making careful preparations for
fahtine the suits Of the railroads
which were recently insdtutd to
prevent the enforcement OF REDUCED
fares. The governor spent some time
yesterday IN consultation with the
members Of the railroad commission
and attorneys Just what line oi
action has been agreed upon has not
i. is stated, been fully agreed upon,
but it is known that the state is SAN
game as 10 winning It's fight in the
end
The position Of the governor as re
CARDS The railroads is clearly stated
in bis speech which he delivered to-
day at Sparta He stated that the
grand juries OF the various counties
should act as wel as the railroad
commission, and il neither Of these
were able to carry out the laws The
governor himself would take a hand.
The governor and members Of the
railroad commission do not believe
tbal any federal Judge viii aunul the
orders Of the commission after hear
ing T11e case on is merits.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-11
FRITZ JONES CAN'T SERVE
ON GOVERNORS STAFF.

Macon, Ga, Sept 1O.-Friends Of
Major Fritz Jones was very much
pleased to see that he had been hon
ored by Governor Hoke Smith in
being appointed member of his staff.
Major Jones will be unable to accept
the honor, however, as he will leave
ON Saturday for Knoxville, Tenn,
where he wild make his future home
He has accepted a responsible posi-
ton with the Equitable Life Insur-
mce Company in that city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-11
CONTEMPT CASE
?. Up YESTERDAY
ATTORNEY FILED
AN&WER TO CHARGES AGAINST
THE MAN


ouito ., iDtorestioa session of fba
hsnl,uotev oo,l., vas neld yasfarda.
tho case .bins tbat OF o II Anderson
of So Georee WHO WIS uD bersre
noferse lsaae an Die CHARGE Of con
fs,npt ot caar. The facts i'm the
oa4e LEADING u3 10 tbe charge pre.
f.rred AGAINST Anderson yaro given
in tbse cob,-nns vesterda morains
i, v,s ALLEGED tbaf Audsg.on had
.o15 c.,.t..in argirh.s helongipa- to
.i. firm af.e,. ,sid firu had beeo
.5f,5i.,+e5 haor.r,.,ts and Iaa he
n.d ,efnsaa II obry mo orders os
t,a c5n.t
Tbo daf,nd,r. vas ropresentaa pv
,ttoro., II II Du,voir and in his
.ns,y.. +, ,ba ob.ra.4 elates tbat rbe
.-.;c,ss ,.hio, ba 3s accu4a3 af
saII,na ,yas fvo cars of wood al a
r,io. of Slto ..1 ,.i.c,. .r,4 1is inn
divilual oraner.. and moi tba- OF .hc
Drn,
nm. ,os.i,,op. vas very confrier-
,,r ,s 10 o.bl'ber f,is wood was
B
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-11
RICH MANS EMPLOYEES
CLAIM HIS PROPERTY.

yaldosta. Ca. Sept. 1o-This is
court week in Echois county and the
outlook is that Statewide will have
the LARGEST crowd and the longest
court it has ever had. There is a
large criminal. as well as civil docket
to be disposed Of, and most Of the
local lawyers will be On hand
Probably the most important case
win be that asking that the ADDITION
naners and deeds to some women and
cbiidren. alleged TO have been made
1v The late Samuel Staten. He was
an old bachelor who had been quite
wealthy. leaving an estate valued at
$40 000. He Mved all alone and after
ais death. it vas found that he had
turned his properts ossr ,.,.,to. to ms
The plaintiffs claim that for ten or
twelve years before his death. he was
sreaE-minded, and that he was i'm
possd upon BY those whom he en-
3lovgd H. is claimed that many Of
his cattle, probably half Of them. "er4
marked off and were found to have
fhe marks Of certain employees Wfleh
be died. They say that each sprins
when marking time came they would
marx the calves with their own
brands.
These people claim that Staten
gave them the cattle before he died
and that ne decided The other prop
errv lust as the deeds were written.
The case promises to be lively one
from the start.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-11
TO HOLD SPECIAL MEETING.
Board of Education to Discuss Open.
inq of Schools.


While the board of education II
no scheduel meeting before the
opening Of the public schools on
September 80. it is generally under
stood that the board will hold 4
special meeting within the next few
days at which the coming term will
be discussed and final arrangements
made for the opening.
It is known that a crowded coudi-
zion will preyaih and it will be up
to the board TO provide for the in-
crease in The attendauc 1t is cz-
pected that the increase this year
viii be are largest in The history Of
the city. and something win have to
be done 10 provide seats for all who
desire to attend
Just what means viii be resorted
to is not vet known. but the board
viii more than likely arrive at some
plan whereby all of the children can
be seated.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-11
HuaclNs in CHARGE AGAIN.
Old Manager Returned to the Bruins
wick Business of Armour q. Co.

Old Manager Returned to the Bruins
wick Business of Armour & Co.
J j. Husgins arrived in the city
yesterday and succeeded. W. S.
Goodall. as local manager Of the
brunswick business of Armour &
Company, Nh Coodall being called
to the Savannah agency.
Mr. Hugsins was representative Of
the company here for about two
years, up 20 sky days ago. when he
was transferred to the Charleston
house. from there he has been doing
duty in several southern cities an +,
finally has been returned to Bruins
wick. lie mas large number Of
friends who are pleased 10 welcome
liza back ID the city,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-11
BRADFORD SENTENCE
HAS BEEN CUT DOWN.

Washington, Sept. 10.-The president
has commuted the sentence of James
Bradford, who was convicted Decem-
ber 49, 1905, at New Orleans Of con
spiracy to defraud the United States
out Of public lands and sentenced to
two years Imprisonment and to pay
a fine Of $500 Bradford did not
begin serving his sentence, owing to
appeals until June /, 1907 The presa
dent has commut6d his sentence to
four months Imprisonment, which
viii expire October 20, on condition
that he pay the fine imposed.
The reason for the commutation is
said to be Bradfords extreme physl.
cal infirmaties.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-11
j. PLJVIUS SAVED
ATLANTA DEFEAT
MEMPHIS TEAM WAS WELL I'M
THE LEAD YESTERDAY WHEN
RAIN GAME DOWN.

Atlanta, Sept 10.-At,aata has
never before been SO baseball wild
as is the case at present The great
esq series in the history Oh lhe city
is being fought out at Ponce de Leon
park and it viii likely jscide the
winner of the pennaut in the South
ou League
Atlanta took the first game from
Memphis Monday by score Of 4 to
T. which gave her lead Of two
games on the Teancssee team, How
ever, luck seems 10 be with Atlanta,
and this afternoon. after Memphis
had made three runs in the very frs
inning q downpour came which pun
an end TO the contest and the fans
We're really glad of it, although many
Of them expected to see Atlanta over
come the big lead secured by Mem
phis in the first inning
The final game Of the series VIII
be played tomorrow and it is eXpec-
ted that the largest Weekday crowd
in the history of Atlanta will witness
the contest
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-11
BACK FRQ% A LONG TRIP.

Staff Lyons and John Mendis After
Year in Far Away Greece.
staff Lyons and John Mendis. two
Of Brunswick's most popular Greek
citizens. both Of whom are in the
fruit business in the city, returned
yesterday from an extended visit to
their Old homes in Greece, covering
a period Of one year
They both report pleasant stay
ia the old couNtry, but were very
clad TO get back to the home Of their
adoption and were cordially well
coined by taeir Brunswick friends.
They were fourteen days crossing the
pond
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-11
HEAVY RAIN 5TC@M
VISITS CENTRAL CITY.

Macon. Ga, SPIT 10-Macon was
visited by The severest rain and wind
storm OF the year Yesterday after
noon between > and O'Clock. The
rain and wind were accompanied by
a vivid electrical display Trolley
cars stopped nSnning tor TWO hours,
owing to the lighting aud water
30 serious damage was done so
far as reported inA.he city but 1t Is
understood that a great deal Of cotton
was damaged in the farming section
of The county A majority Of the
cotton in Bibb county is now open,
and he wind Of yesterday afternoon
blew it ont on the ground, While the
rain practically ruined it,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-11
CHALL ENGE IS PASSED
TO FIGHT A DUEL.

Buenos, Ayres, Sept. 10.-Deptuy An
tonic P.nero has been challenged ys
Senator Benito Villanuega president
OF the senate to fight duel
Pinero, in the chamber made the
charge that the revolutions in The
province are fostered bX car.ain
senatos, among them The president u
the senate. hence the challenge.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-11
WAYCROSs UN!ON3 TO
BUILD BIG uNicN HALL.

Waycross, Ca. Sept. 19.-The va
rious unions Of Waycross. fourteen iu
number, have under consideration the
erection of handaonlo tWo-etocy
union han the location to be as
central as possible in Waycross.
IL built a large reading room Hin
be q feature oI the hall. and a place
for public meetings will also be pro-
v.ded in the building