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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-21
YOUNG WHITE MAN
MADE HAUL AND
LIFT
EUGENE JAVoR STOLE WATCHES
AND OTHER ARTICLES FROM
HIS BOARDING HOUsE-ALso
ROBBED DRUG STORE.

Eugene Javor, a young white man
who arrived In the city about two
weeks ago and who, for the past
week has been employed at Joer-
gers drug store on A street, is bad
ly wanted by the police.
Javor, It seems, remained In the
city Just long enough to swipe ev-
erything that he could get his hands
on, both at the drug store and at
the residence of Mrs. Minnie Gam,
on G street, where he had rented a
room. The young men then left for
parts unknown.
favor made a ig haul of prefum-
cry, etc, from the drug store and
at his boarding house ne stole three
gold watches, clothing and num-
Der OF other articles belonging to
Mrs. Gam and other boarders.
AS soon az the articles as well as
the man were missed. Officer COINS
was notified and he Immediately went
to work on the case. Oflcer Coins
yesterday succeeded in recovering
one of the gold watches which was
sold to a party in Brunswick, and
ne has also about located the young
theft and will probably have him in
the Glynn county jail within the mex
few days
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-21
Officials Of The Columbian
National to Spend Day
in The City
SOME GENERAL OFFICERS
A 6anquel Will be Given at the
ogIethorpe Tomorrow Night in
Their Honor-List of Those
in the Party.

Brunswick will have as her CUES
tomorrow a party of distinguished
insurance men who are officials of
one of the best known life insurance
companies in the country, the Column
bian National. Included in tae
party will be two or three OF the
general Off, ers and directors of the
company The party viii be com.
posed Of the following:
Franklin w Cans, vice president;
Frank Wesley, director; DR.. John
S. Phelps. chief medical dire tor;
J. Mortimer Darby. general field
agent, all of whom have headquarters
III Boston, and Allied C. Newell. ].
Newell. Jr and Fred T. Newen. OF
Atlanta. tne southern states mana
gers.
These officials OF the Columbian
National are now on tour of the
southern states anr are visiting the
ton. They have been invited to
many Georgia cities. but as their
liiuC AS lllLlteu tuSy VIII iUc dple W
visit only four cities in the state.
Atlanta. Savannah, Macon and Bruins
wick. Therefore Brunswick suco oeed-
ed in gettingl visit from these high
officials when other large cities in
the state failed.
During their visit here the insur.
ance men viii be entertained with
several little affairs arranged in
their honor, among them trip to
ekyl island sometime tomorrow and
a dinner at the Oglethorpe tomorrow
evening Covers will be laid FOR
forty and will be attended by num-
Der of prominent citizens. who aave
been invited by II0yt w GArs the
local representa- of the ,olun.
bian National, and whose guests the
visitors win be during rhe'r v.sit
to the city
1t is also probable that the visit.
ors will he given drive over he
city tomorrow afternoon SO that they
may be able to get good look at .
the city
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-21
BINGHAMS LIFE
IS THREATENED
BECAUSE POLICE COMMISSIONER
SAID THERE WOULD BE SHAKE
UP I'M DEPARTMENT MANY ARE
AFTER HIM.

New York, April 2O.--Police Com
missioner Bingham said today that
he had received a number of threats
Of personal violence from former po-
lice inspectors since he announced
a few days ago that there was going
to be a shake up in the depar menr.
The threats, the commissioner
stated, were all of the same nature.
that If he discharged certain In
spectors in the shake up his life
would be In danger. Commissioner
Bingham is not frightened by the
threats and says that the proposed
shake up will be made
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-21
EAGLES FAIR
IS TO OPEN ON
MONLAY NIGHT
4 List Of Those Who Have
Entered The Various
!, GteStS
THE AaMORV ISeE&0RAIt0.
The indications are That the sair
VIII be a Great Success in Ev-
.... cry Way-The Ladies are
All Assisting.
THE AAMORV IS N9{GORAItg

The Eagles fair will open in the
armory of the Brunswick Rifemen
tomorrow evening at o'clock ana
promises to be one Of the most bril-
liant affairs of the kind ever held
in this city. The committees in
charge of the various departments
have been working indefatigably for
Its success and every essential de
tail has been carefully planned.
The donations for this fair nave
been unusually largeand the Ladies
of the 8aceabees and those of the
Eagles We're busy yesterday placing
them in attractive position and dec
Grating the armory generally.
Mhs. w. H. Lytle and Mrs A. Roth
schild. of the ladies committee. have
been untirlng in their efforts for the
sue ess Of the undertaking and they
win 10 at the head Of the womans
departments during the entire week.
A large number of contests have
been arranged and this promises to
be me most popular feature Of the
ed the following:
For the most popular conductor
silver lantern; entries, from the
A. C. L.. Capt, George Morris; from
the Southern. Capt. Fred Higgins;
from the A., B. and A., Capt A. G.
Goldwire.
For the most popular engineer,
handsome suit case, entries, from the
A. C. L., J. p Golden; from the
Southern, w B. Foster; from the
A.. b. and A., William Baxley.
For the most popular young lady,
diamond ring, entries. from the
Ladies' of the Maccabees, Miss Ethel
Fox; from the Eagles, Miss Sarah
Harris.
For the most popular little miss,
a set of Teddy bears, contestants,
Miss Margaret Tupper, Miss Ethef
Ligeour, Miss. Virginia Dunn.
For the most popular druggist,
handsome gold fountain pen, conteS-
tants, j. e. Morgan, e. G. Bruce, Pap
Andrewss ]. 8. Roberts, G. v. Cate and
]. Stovall Smith.
For the most popular school teach
er, prize, solid gold bracelet contes-
tants, Miss Neal, Of Glynn High
sc hool and Miss Bonnie Ross, or
Purvis Grammar school.
For the most popular pilot, prize
gold-headed cane, contestants,
Capt. Duncan Wright, Capt Chas
Arnold. Capt. William Loback.
For the most popular policeman,
prize, a handsome 38-calibre Smith
and Wesson pistol, contestants, ]. l..
Lamb. Jerre Wilchar and e. D. G
CORY.
Tranchitellos orchestra will be on
hand every e9ning and dancing win
commence promptly at 10 o'clock.
The public generally is invited to
come out for the opening night and
help make the opening evening a
memorial one.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-21
DETECTIVE COINS
To LEAVE THE
FORCE
WELL KNOWN OFFICER HAS RE.
SIGNED TO ENGAGE IN THE
LIVERY BUSINESS WAS ON
FORCE SIX YEA3s.

Sam Coins. the well known local
detective. who has been connected
with the local police force for
about six years, has resigned. His
resignation was mailed to Chief
Burney yesterday and becomes effect
i've at once. Mr. Coins has served
on the force under the Crovatt, Hop
kins and Symons administrations
He has made a study of the de-
tective work and during the last tw
or three years has devoted himself
to that department of the pslice
force.
Mr.. Coins mas w| for himself a
reputation in the n bitter Of the cap
ture of criminals al Il in the work of
restoring stolen PRO perty to rightfui
owners. He leayesA the department
at this time to enSA Age in the liy-
cry business, and IN established
stables on E street. TheANews wish
es MIN much success in hfsAQew ven
ture, and Mr.. Coins states Nat he
will run a strictly up to date lNery
stable in every respect and he asks
for share of the patronage of the
public.
During the time that Mr.. Coins
has been connected with the police
department ne has always sustained
splendid reputation for prompt ser
vice, yigilant attention and general
good work, and he leaves, after
these six years, on his own motion
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-21
.FaEIGHT WRECK
YESTERDAY ON
THE A., B. 8 A.
SeIksI Box Cars Jumped
Ihe Track Near Dock
; Junction e
.<
-
BLOCKED LAST NIGHT
BLOCKED last NIGH
Regular Passenger Train to Thai.
mann Had to be Abandoned
Tracks Now Clear and Trains
viii Move As Usual Today

A. B. & A. passenger train No. 15
scheduled to leave the city last night
at 8 o'clock for Thalmann, was aban-
doned and large number of passen-
gers ,bound for northern points
were compelled to give up trips and
wait for another train.
The trouble was due to an acci-
dent when occurred with freight
train No "a from Fitzgerald to Bruns-
wick In charge of onductor Thomp-
son. AS the freight reached South
ern Junction about ten Of the cars
were derailed and large majority Of
them went down and out and blocked
the track with the debris. 1t seem
ed to be a small matter at first, but
close investigation revealed the fact
that many Of the cars were complete
ly off their wheels and were badly
damaged, being dead Weight on the
tracks
The passenger train due to lea
shortly after the wreck occurred was
ordered not to depart and aaArecldng
-.~-- ---~- A--4---i
the accident
The New@ understands that the
crew did some splendid work during
the night and the indications are
that all trains will move as usual
this morning
Happily, no one was injured in the
derailment
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-21
GOOD HAUL MADE
BY HIGHWAYMAN
KNOCKED PAYMAsTER DOWN IN
IN BROAD DoY LIGHT. GRAB
BED THE PAY ROLL MONEY
AND ESCAPED.

Hoboken, n. j., April 2O.--A bold
highwayman .olay. IL the broad day.
light and in the corridor of the fac
tory held up Superintendent Schrenck
Of the glass works.
The bold robber then struck the gu
perintendent o,er the head. knock
ing him unsonscious, then GRABBED q
satchcl containing the pay roll
money, $1,000, and fed He was pur-
sued by other employees Of the
plant, but succeeded in Raklns his
escape.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-21

for Simpson to give bond and he was
romanded to jail to await trial in the
superior court next month.
The defendant IS one Of those types
Of raftsmen to be found in all riYcF
sections He Is illiterate and care
less with his personal appearance.
During the progress of the prelimi-
nary trial he seemed to be abstracted
and in fact paid little attention 70 the
case.
Just what the contention Of the
defense will be in the premises, Of
course cannot be stated, as no evi
dnce was introduced from that quar-
ter yesterday. However. 1t is saf'
to predict that the case will be stub
bornly fought out when 1t goes t.
trial on It's merits,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-21
CITY APPROP HATES
CASH FOR SILVER
SERVICE
eRUNsWlCks S SHARE TOWARDS
1T DONATED BY COUNCIL AND
HAS BEEN FORWARDED TO
THE JEWELER.

While Brunswick failed to secure
room in the Georgia building at
the jamestown exposition. she win
not fail to be represented in the sill
yer service to be presented the bat
tlbhip Georgia, which will be present
ed at the big exposition.
AS is well known at a meeting held
in Atlanta some weeks ago, attended
by the mayors Of different Georgia
cites. the silver service was decided
on, and Mayor symous agreed for
Brunswick to furnish one of the four
compotes at a cost Of $3.50.
Many people have wondered how
that sum was going to be raised in
Brunswick. but the money has already
been secured, and in the proper way,
and voucher on the cisgo of Bruins,
wick has been mailH to Jeweler
crensaaw. Of Atlanta. VI Z is to make
the silver service.
W. special meeting Of city coun-
ell held Friday a resolution was IN
troduced appropriating the money,
the rules Of council, providing that
resolution appropriating money
be read at one meeting and go over
until the next, was suspended, the
resolution passed and the clerk was
instructed to forward a voucher to
the jeweler for $3.50. the amount
Brunswick is to pay for the eompote
Of the silver service.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-21
REV. sAMMoNs BACK.

Rev. J. f. Sammons returned yes
derday from Atlanta, where he has
been attending a big Baptist revi-
val in that city during the past two
weeks. Rev. Sammons will preach
at both services at the First Baptis
church today
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-21
RUSHING The WORK.

The two new buildings in course
Of construction oppisite the Ogle-
thorpe hotel are now going up rap
idly. Contractor Councilman is super
intending the work and he Is doing
some good work on the buildings.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-21
MEers rAuRspAY NIGHT,

City council will meet In regular
session on Thursday night of this
week and it is expected that matters
relative to the city taking over the
water plant Of the Mutual Light and
Water Company will be taken up.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-21
MEET IN JACKSONVILLE.

The order Of the Eastern Star will
meet in regular annual session in
Jacksonville Tuesday. Several mem
bers Of the loc al lodge will be pres
ent at the meeting, which promises
to be an unusually interesting one.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-21
TWO TRIPS TO ISLAND SUNDAY.
Hessle viii Leave at A. M. and 2
p. M. for ST. Simon.

The steamer Hessie will make two
trims to st. Simon today. leav-
ing Brunswick at 9 In the morning
and oclo k in the afternoon. Fave
for the round trip SO cents.
This Is the second Sunday Of the
schedule and Brunswick people ougnt
to take advantage of the opportunity
70 spend pleasant day at the pop
ular resort and take look at tho
many improvements now being made
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-21
YEarERnAYs sAlppINe.

Following is the record Of the
movement Of vessels at this port yes
terday Arrived, steamer - Bruins
wick. Rood, Havana, and sailed fer
New York; ogeechee, Pickett, New
York. Sailed steamer Chippewa,
Macbetr. Boston.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-21
WITH TIE POLICE.

Things we're unusually quiet with
the police last night and consequent
ly only one or two arrests were
made and they were on the charge oil
drunk and disorderly,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-21
EARTHQUAKE SHOCK FELT
NEAR BOSTON YESTERDAY.

Goston, Mass, April 20.-Eartnl
quake shocks we're felt today at
Fairview and South Hadley but no
damage was done.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-21
Closed Engagement.

The King Dramatic Company clos
ed It's engagement In Brunswick yes
terday with two performances mat
inee and night The company Is an
unusually good one and has pleased
audiences during the entire week.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-21
TO OPEN ON MAY FIRST.
New Bellevue Hotel at St. Simon VIII
Invite Guests After That Date.

Joseph Champagne, the moving
spirit in the new Bellevue hotel at
st. Simon. Ocean Pier. was In the
city yesterday and paid The News
an appropriated call He states that
the new hotel will open for guests
promptly ON May /. and it will be
one of the most up to date hotels on
tae coast.
The cuisine, the management and
in fact every detail Of the new hos
telry will be Of such high class
nature as to attract the attention of
the summer visitors at once.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-21
FIRST GAME FRIDAY.

The first baseball game Of the sea
son will occur in Brunswick on next
griday, when the 1ocals will take
I fast amateur aggregation from
Slvannah
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-21

dt4uu VI Gu III VII JOT Tue
town ter-ceh
exhibit. will
of art work u
the supervision
Symons. art teacher
schools. Miss Symons
several art courses in d and
New York city and under her gut
dance the study has made great pro
g1ess this year.
Prominent features of the exhibYt
will be paintings of local scenes,
products, birds, fish. flowers and fruit.
This school exhibit will bea good ad-
vertlsement for Brunswick and the
schools, and, In order to devote the
time usually given to such work to
the jamestown display, there .H5s
probably be no exhibit in the schools
at the close Of the term. Tle various
grades have some especial theme to
develop and an interesting display
will be made The children are all
working enthusiastically and Bruins
wickians who visit the exposition
win doubtless be proud of the splen-
did showing made by the school
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-21
PUBLIC SCHOOLS To
MAKE An kRT
EXH!BI1Il
CHILDREN NOW PREPARffuEas@g
WORK WHICH WILL BE EXHIR-
TIED AT THE JAMESTOWN Ex.
POSITION.

The pupils Of the public schools
are busy this spring in the prepar-
alton of an art bit for the 1As-
New-York tribune., 1907-07-14

the Chinese, whose characteristic garb they
wear. They came originally perhaps. from
Persia or Babyonia, and their numbers were
never large enough TO awaken the fear ard an
tagonis.n of the Chinese.
In Cochin, a state of India in the Madras
presidency, is a class OF Jews Of fair antiquity
numbering about thirteen hundred souls They
are divided into White and Black Jews. be-
tween whom the lines drawn as sharply as
between Jew and Samaritan Of old. but who
follow the same customs and speak the same
dialect Of Tamil. There three synagogues
two of which arc for the blacks who are mostly
fishermen. fruitercrs, woodchoppcrs and oil press
ers while the whites merchants and farmers.
Education IS backward among both classes In
cludcd in this community is body of freedmen.
originally slaves who adopted Jews
and admitted into the faith, to which they are
loyal. They are for the most part petty traders
and clerks.
In the deserts of Africa are Jewish tribes.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-14

Of Antonin Rohet, one OF the most prorr
breeders Of the district had h-dIled togs-
under two tall trees, one OF which save eyi4'
afterward Of the electric d.scsa-se- When II
they were lying lifeless. Just as they are 81
IN the picture. The loss was . ST riOus one n
owner. because the COWS were q selected lot Z
tined for an agricultural ta,r. Accidents Of +
kind are rare. but in July. 1875. the same z
happened on the estates OF the Earl OF Wa-E
where herd of twenty-f0ur cows were q
dead from lightning at the C1,t Of an oak
New-York tribune., 1907-07-14

Tribes Of Israel. offer much material "a d.
student In DaGhestan they dress in the r.
cassian mode and are armed at synagogue =
when they go to sleep. The Georgian Jews !
as warlike- y special type. the Sabbatariap, !,
Subbotoriki. is supposed TO be more Slam,
than Semitic, but they are strict observers
Judaism
Thus. despite the ordinary view. there =,
Jews OF all cliraes and races. and Of van.
color as well-red. yellow, black and brDu,-
products Of the mixing of races. which /, =.
rare in the history of Israel and generaTy :,
complished under stress OF ci-cumstance.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-14

practise Judaism IN secret. like the ~
In Spain, although they know that deats 'anae
penalty If they are discovered. II Il
that when they go on a pilgrimage ~ 's.~'e -
they pass Jerusalem by the way. ana =, @ee'a
0itional western wall of the ternn,a ,-,e e u
wailing worshippers who kiss its hard -'a 1 Il
In their devotion. is more sacred n SUllass
the black stone Of the Kibla taa'
The native Jews Of the Caucasus. u,.
Der fully one hundred thousand. with ~. Ala.
didonal claims Of descent from the To-. "a
AoSt Ts
New-York tribune., 1907-07-14
The Sketch

For example, the DaGgatuns. several thousands
IN number. nonads OF assured Jewish origin. of
which they are very proud. are found in the
oasis of Tuat in the Moroccan Sahara They
resemble the Berber Tuarcgs: their settlement
dates from the seventh century. SeuI-nomadic
tribes of Israelites devoted TO agriculture dwcIl
in Southern Morocco and Sahara, as well as IN
Algeria, Offering a curious problem TO the eth
nolosist In Central Asia Is a peculiar COM
munity OF crypto-Jews. the majority two thou
sand in number. living at Meshed, about five
hundred at McrV and some at other points. who
were compelled to adopt Islam about eighty
years ago. They are called Yadidn and while
outwardiy conforming to the faith of Mahornat
New-York tribune., 1907-07-14
REMNANTS OF ISRAEL.
Continued from 9th page.

he former edifce by the overflow of the Yel-
DIV River. only six miles distant. Wretched
mud houses surround it, whose occupants live
n great Gestituticn having sold one by one
1eir scrolls Of the law and other sacred arti-
aes fo, The necessaries of life. They retain
eys Jewish rites and have intermarried with
New-York tribune., 1907-07-14

THIRTEEN KILLED BY LIGHTNING
A herd Of twelve COWS and one horse wers a
Gently struck dead by lightning near sa-.
Pierre-le-Mortier in the department OF Nayu
France The animals. which we're the prupgr
New-York tribune., 1907-07-14

STATUE OF HEINE FOR pussE, nm.
Germany seems to be changing her sss;,us.
Heine, the renegade. The Emperor b,s !.
cided that the statue Of the poet in the = :
Austrian Empresss Corfu home. Az
Castle, is not to be removed, and ths -.
shown here-the work OF AdoIph schn;..sss - !
is to be erected in the public Ebra-S
Dusseldorf. :
-The S,s.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-14
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21

fashion down the back Of the summer
chapeaux is the new backing OF soft
chiffon taffeta, which makes these RIB
bons as soft and capable of artistic ar
rangement as their tafretas and satin
neighbors.
Neck Ruches Of finely pleated lace
two inches In width finish the collars OF
many Of the newest frocks, Sometimes
this ruche extends around the back half
OF the collar only, this being more becom-
ing to some faces than that which en-
circles the neck.
A Pretty NecIZdressing which has
come to take the place OF the Ellzabethan
ruff is a scarf OF coarse crossbar net
bordered with a double fringe OF che
nile In self color. These scarfs are
about a yard In width and from two to
four yards long, The louger ones are
wound twice around the neck very care
less, one end dropping TO the waistlne,
while the other falls almost to the skirt
hem.
Outing Sets Of scarfpin and cuff links
are novelties at the jewelry counter In
a Broadway shop. They are intended
for wear with those natty tailored waists
eollRred with trig ascot tie.
jam Pots OF white aud delicately tint
ed glass. usually red. set 10 silver All
gree holders, are nuance IN table fur
nishings. They are round In shape, about
four inches In height and the holder has
three tiny feet ana convenient handle.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
Seen IN the Shops.
Little Things That Mean
Much to the Finished
Toilette.

Trimmings of linen on tailored cloth
costumes are a feature OF some OF the
smartest models from abroad. The nat
ural color linen in rather coarse weave
Is most often used. Paquln shows a
splendid example of this novelty trim
ming In natty blue serge costume. the
kimona sleeves of which are finished with
a plain linen, while the fronts are faced
with the same material in a pink and
white candy stripe. Add to the jacket
smart touches of black ana gold braid
and brass buttons, and the result Is an
effective combination OF colors
The Coral faddist will find one more
piece of jewery In the latest novelties to
add to her collection. This Is the coral
horseshoe to be worn with the stin EN-.
broldered collar and the smart lingerie
tie or bow which fashion 80 highly ap.
proves this season.
Lingerie Hats OF dyed laces, pale,
pinks. blues, greens aud yellow, to match
other accessories OF the dainty summer
frock, such as the colored silk slip, the
ribbon glrdle or gloves, are classed as a
novelty In the millinery department.
Ostrich Feathers treated 80 as 10
resemble long sprays Of grasses are a new
and novel trimming on many OF the dressy
summer hats. These are especially beau
tiful In white aud light colors. as are
also the large feather centered Velrev