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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-27
GENERAL SHAKING UP IN OFFI-
CIAL FAMILY OCCURRED
YESTERDAY.
RAYMOND GOES UP HIGHER
Brunswick Interested as TWO of the
Lines, the Mallory and the clyde
% Business in This City-Ful
Details OF the Changes.

The foloWing New York telegram
sent out yesterday win be Of interest
in Brunswick, since two OF the Morse
lines the Mallory and Clyde call res
ulary at tae port Of Brunswick and
since Il. H. Raymond who has been
elected 20 tbe position of vice presi-
don't and general manager Of both
lines was a former resi94nt Of Bruins
wick. U
follows
The recent reporkMat Charles W..
Nose was planning radical changes
in the manaseme4 of the consdt
uent companies Comprising the Con
solidated Steamship Lines was con
nrmed today when The directors OF
The different companies 1in this
Aijy and made various changes in
Aleir manAement The effect Of
shaages w the practical restoration
of the active management Of several
9f die subsidiary companies to Their
former owners and managers
Calvin Austin, pas s3aeet Of the
Consolidated stc tn8biD Lines, and
the head OF all the subsidiary com
pennies. except the New York and
Ports Rico Steamship Companies Of
saaine and New York retired as pres
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NEeno - Ar JAMEsroWN.

Norfolk, va, so 26.- Negro week
It Jamestov has been observ
ed since Mondd bsed today with
the celebration fand Union day,
in which colored people from all oy-
er the country participated. Many
prominent negro educators, ministers
lawyers and professional men took
Lteas~Ahe program.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-27

ions. You know there has beaTaa
lot Of talk recently in regard
taN people. He refused to
This statement
There was a report that 31r. AN
had been succeeded as president u
the Consolidated Steamship Lines by
Charles NJ. English, vice president Of
the Citizense steamship Company Of
Troy, but this was denied at the
Offices Of the Consolidated Company.
A rumor that the directors Of the
Consolidated lines and its various
subsidiary companies would meet Or
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-27

II IT " = '-3Vi VII It3lNU III Z
low price Of 7-8 on the preceding
day
Stocks in Voting Trust.
According to the reports tonight
all the stocks Of the subsidiary
steamship lines have been placed in
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-27

3 IIu59 WlIC1 I5 % cOnIIIQe
years, members Of which
liginal owners of the lines
H. f. Booth, Harry Ray
6enry F. Mallory, e. j. Ber
& p. D. Mooney
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70 Get Certain I7eopIe Out.7
A representative Of the Consolidat-
ed Steamship lines, when asked to-
night why the changes had been
made, said:
You can draw your own conclus-
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03
DEMOCRATS BLOCK THE
SHIP SUBSIDY MEASURE
Bill Will Not Be Adopted
During This Session
of Congress
WARM FIGHT WAGED
Opposition Presents Solid
Front and Republicans
Confess Defeat

WASHINGTON, March 2.-There Will
be no ship subsidy legislation during
the present session OF Congress. Inns
fact was practically conceded py ali
when the Senate supporters or the SUD
sidy bill agreed late today to allow
the subject to go over until tomorrow.
The failure of the measure will be due
to the opposition of Democratic SEN
ators, which was so pronounced as TO
cause them to hlibuster for more tnan
an hour today.
The position of Democratic Senators
was made known to their Republican
colleagues early today. Several OF them
held an informal conference ana aller
deciding that the bill should not pass
In its present shape they instructed
their caucus leader, Senator Blackburn,
to convey this information to the Re-
publican leaders. The Republicans
were therefore well aware or the pIoD-
able fate of the bill when at 1:So
o'clock Senator Gaflinger, who hao
charge of the bill, moved to concur In
the House amendments. This motion
was Immediately met by counter
motion to postpone consideration until
tomorrow This was voted down, but
various other motions all dllatory'
were introduced by Democratic Sen
ators. and. Notwithstanding they were
oil defeated, II was understood per-
fectly that the determined opposition
meant the ultimate defeat Of the meas
ure unless some agreement could be
reached.
After this episode cessation OF hos
tilities until o'clock was obtained.
At that hour 1t was Immediately appar-
ent that no progress had been made
toward harmony. Senator Galhnger
then suggested a further postponement
until tomorrow at IL o'clock. All agreed
to this proposition.
In the Meantime there Will be some
effort to reach a common ground, but
no one hopes for success. The pr1nci-
pal opposition today came from Demo-
cratic Senators who are interested In
the commerce OF the Gulf of Mexico,
and 1t has been suggested that II fur
ther provision could be made In that
interest they would accept the bill
Other Democratic Senators, however,
oppose the measure for other reasons,
and il the Gulf State element should
cease opposition 1t would be renewed
by their colleagues. Moreover, the
House leaders have practically served
notice upon the Senate that if the
bill should be amended in any respect
by the Senate it would be impossible
to obtain action in the House because
of the opposition there.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03

distributing system for any water plant
1t might purchase The Spring Valley
has such a distributing plant and 1t
would therefore be to the advantage of
any water company which desires to
sell its plant to the city to acquire the
Spring Valleys pipelines.
i think this is no more than a stock
Jobbing scheme" said Phelan yester-
day, and I believe the widows and or
phans who might not understand it and
thus sacrifice their holdings should be
warned against 1t. II looks as though
the plan were to drive the Spring VAL
ley stock down until it can be bought
right. This scheme, IL may be pre-
sumed. is being engineered by parties
who desire to sell water plant to the
city. It would be necessary to add a
distributing system to any plant that
the city might buy. and as the Spring
Valley has such system it can be seen
why the Spring Valley stock would be
desired by those who have a plant to
sell. I want to say again that the
widows and orphans should be warned" !"
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03

the rupture and never slip, and yet is light cool
comfortable, conforms to every movement Of the
BODY without chahng or hurting and costs less
than many ordinary trusses. There are no
springs hard, lumpy pads. and yet n holds
the rupture safely and firmly without pain or
Inconvenience. ] have put the price 30 low that
any person. rich poor. can buy, and / abso-
lutely guarantee It.
\ make ft TO your Order-send AZ TO
yOu-yOu wear Il, and AZ it doesn't sat
fsfy you send ft back TO me and 4 viii
refund yOur money.
That Is the fairest proposition ever made by a
rupture specialist The banks or any respOns ble
citizen IN Marshall viii tell you that Is the way
] do busness-alwayF absolutely the square,
II you have tried most everything else come 10
me. Where others fail Is where / have my
greatest success Write today and i viii
send you my book on Rupture and its Cure.
showing my appliance and giving you prices and
names Of people who have tried IL and been
cured. II is instant relief when all others fail
Remember ] salTes. harness. lies
Just straight business deal ~ reasonable price
C. E. Brooks. 4SIs Brooks Bid &. Marshall. Mich
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03

The site chosen is the one occupied
by the company before the fire. 1t is
the desire of the management of the
Sterling company to be installed in the
new building as soon as possible. With
this end in view the structure is to be
erected in record breaking time The
contractors have agreed to complete it
by September 1. Reid Bros are the
architects.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03
NAVIGATION BILL FAVORED
Measure Creating Investigating Com.
mission Comes From Committee

WASHINGTON. March "A bill for
the creation OF a committee to consider
and recommend legislation for the i'm
provement of rivers and harbors was
favorably reported today by the House
committee.
The measure was framed by Repre-
sentative Burton. Nine members are to
make up the proposed commission.
Three are to be members of the Senate.
to be designated by the Speaker, and
three are to be men versed in trans
portation questions named by the Presi-
dent.
The commission is to make COM
plete investigation and report to Con-
gress at the first day of the next ses-
sion what action is advisable for the
improvement of rivers and harbors,
especially with a view to improving
inland navigation" 1t is also provided
by the bill that report shall be made
upon the conservation of water power
as an aid to the prosecution of works
in aid of navigation"
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03

Work has been commenced on the
Sterling Furniture Company's new
home IN Market street opposite the Nc
Allister street junction. The building
viii be q six-story and mezzanine
structure OF brick and terra Gotta. 1t
viii have frontage of so feet in Mar
ket street and depth OF l66 feet TO
Stevenson street IN the rear.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03
WOMAN HURLED FROM CAR

Mrs. Pearce, an aged woman living
at 1906 Webster street. was hurled
from an eastbound Washington-street
car yesterday morning about 10 o'clock
as it was rounding the turn at Powell
street. She was bruised and cut, but
did not sustain any worse injury. She
refused medical aid and was taken to
her home.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03
CADET BAND IN GREEK rHEArER

The University Cadet Band. under the
direction of J. Grant de Remer '07
will give the "Half-hour of Music at 4
o'clock this afternoon in the Greek
Theater of the University of California,
or in case of rain, in Hearst Hall. The
soloists will be d. X. Crane, '09. and c.
B. Swift, '09. The public will be cor
daily welcome. Visitors from San
Francisco should take the o'clock
Berkeley ferry from the foot of Market
street.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03
WINTHROP is HONORED

WASHINGTON. March at was an
nounced tonight that the President had
nor of Porto Rico. the position of AS
sistant Secretary of the Treasury. He
was recommended by Postmaster Gen
eral Cortelyou. Winthrop has accepted
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03

Tea is almost nothing;
how much weight do you
think there is in the taste
Of it9
Weight is no measure
for tea,
A schiIIing & Company, San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03
RETAIN PENSION AGENCIES

WASHINGTON. March BY a roll
call vote of 81 to 1 the Senate today
instructed it's conferees upon the pen
sion appropriation bill to insist on re-
tanning the eighteen pension agencies
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03

tartan of the United States Senate, died
today He had also been employed as
journal clerk and chief clerk of the
Senate, which positions had been held
by his father and grandfather. He is
survived by a widow and son.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03
SAVED AT LAST
FRANK STATEMENT OF A WOMAN
WHO HAD BEEN GIVEN UP TO DIE

suffered for twelve years with what
the doctors pronounced Brights Dis
ease. They said / could not be cured.
/ gradually grew worse. But hearing
OF you through friend whom you had
cured Of chronic stomach trouble.
called on you for reading one day
last August. You told me straight
way that my kidneys and heart were
affected. With many doubts, l put my
self under your care and treatment.
noticed Improvement. however, from
the very first. In four months / had
entirely recovered my health 1t is al
most miraculous: am gratefully
yours, MRS. J. S. DeI
Berkeley. Cal. Feb. z, 1907
The writer of the above is a we'll
known literary and society woman,
and came to Mrs. Clark believing that
her ailment could not be cured.
II you are ailing, see Mrs DIR. Clark,
no matter If you have been told that
you cannot be cured. Put away doubts
and see her now. Many of the cases
she has cured were previously pro-
bounced ,ncurable. HENCE, don't despair.
but see her at once. It Is dangerous
10 delay. If your case is curabie she
can doubtless cure you She will tell
Ill ~, E<~-
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03

turnd with a goodly collection OF
trading stamps, it is to be hoped that
Uncle Sam will not default with the
goods
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03
Would You Buy a Used Onef

See announcement clearance sale
Eilers Music Company, under Musical
Instruments" page so. this issue
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03
Rupture

New Scientific Appliance. Always a Perfect
Fn-kdlustable 10 ANY Size Person
Easy. Comfortable, Never Slips, No
Obnoxious Springs Pads-COsts
Less Than Many Common
Trusses - Made for Men.
Women or Children.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03

throughout the country. The House
abolished all except the one in Wash
ington.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03
FIFTY MILLIONS ADDED
Scnate's stand on Agricultural Bill
Dtscussed by House ConfereeS

WASHINGTON, March FIFTY -one
million dollars has been added by the
Senate to the House supply bills
said Tawney of Minnesota today while
the House had under consideration the
conference report on the agricultural
bill. This is unprecedented. The
amendment which the Senate has in
serted in the agricultural bill endowing
agricultural colleges means millions
upon millions more"
Clayton of Alabama moved that the
House concur in the Senate amend
ment. The amendment provides for an
annual increase of $4,000 for agricul-
tural colleges until total of $4,000
has been reached.
Discussion on the amendment con-
tinued more than an hour, when a
further conference was ordered
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03

the appointment and will assume his
I new duties soon.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03

You can have good coffee and tea
wherever are nre and water and pot
SchiiIing's Best.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03

the future.
II CALL matter
m
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03
Sent on Trial

safely say. by 30 years experience In the rupture
business, Is the only one that wiz absolutely hold
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03
GIVES STATE ANOTHER JUDGE

WASHINGTON, March 2.-The Senate
today passed the House bill authorizing
the appointment of an additional Dis
trict Judge for the Northern and South
ern districts of California
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03
CITY ATTORNEY
IS RIDICULOUS
GALLAGHER SAYS

Continued from Page 20, CaIumn J.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03

SENATE CHIEF CLERK DIES
WASHINGTON, March HI Bower
Mcdonald, chief clerk and parliament
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-11
ACTION IN WEISS CASE
GIRL RELEASED AND CHARGE
AGAINST FATHER ENDED.

Amelia Weiss, held In the Alexandria
county jail as a witness in the case of
her father, Jacob Weiss who is alleged to
have shot John W. Mullen while the
latter was In Dead Mans Hollow with
the girl about two weeks ago. was re-
leased from Jail this morning. Capt
Crandal Mackey. commonwealth's attor-
ncy for Alexandria county. also notified
Magistrate E. F. Thompson that he
wanted the charge against the father OF
the girl nolle pressed.
In view Of the action taken by the
commonwealth's attorney To-Day 1t is re-
garded as likely that the case will never
be brought to trial. The prosecution was
withdrawn after the attorney had con-
ferred with the wounded man. whose con-
dition has SO greatly improved that he is
able to leave the hospital each day and
visit friends. Mullen told Capt Mackey
that he did not want to go to Virginia,
because he disllked the notoriety. He also
said he had been told he would be prose-
cuted on some charge If he raturnsd
Statement by Mullen.
Mullen was assured there would be no
charge filed against him If he returned
" SiSl 14c StdtO, however, ne would
only return IN the event of colored man
being arrested and charged with having
assaulted the girl, realizing that such a
man might possibly receive a sentence of
death. Should an attempt be made to
prosecute colored man, he explained,
he would go to Alexandria county and
appear as a witness for such defendant
In conversation with a Star reporter
this afternoon. Capt. Mackey said he did
not feel kindly disposed toward the per-
sons who had been trying to make it ap-
pear that colored man had shot Mullen
and assaulted the girl. The case h said
should serve as an object lesson against
lynching. Had colored man been ar
rested and partly identified the Sunday
night the shooting occurred, in the opin-
ion OF the commemorative attorney the
excited people might have attempted yio-
lence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-11
WoMEN's GOLF TOURNEY.
Interest in Contest at Chicago Un-
abated-Today's Plays.

CHICAGO. October 11.-Four Massa-
chusetts young women teed off at Midlo-
THAN Country Club this morning in the
segni-flals Tor the national women's golf
championship. The fact that the last
hope Of the western women of anpexinp
the honor was blighted by the elimination
yesterday of Miss Sallie Ainslie did not
lessen interest in today's contest: on the
contrary, larger galleries than On any
previous day followed the players over
the course. Except for a brisk wind from
The northwest. such as has prevailed dur
Ing the match play rounds. the weathe r
was excellent.
Speculat!S2 indulsed in after the medal
scoring in TN qualifying rounds, that Ma
tional Cham.''S II! Miss Harriet Curtis of
Essex Countr!\Iub and her sister, Miss
Margaret Curtis of the same club, might
have the honor of coSiEsting In the finals,
was revived on~evefy' hand SIS the con-
testants drove off. Miss Margaret Cur
tis was thought to have a fair chance
against her opponent. Miss NJ. W. Phelps
OF. Braeburn, although the latter rnaae a
better showing in medal scoring yester-
day.
The tttleholder. Miss Harriet Curtis. was
matched against Miss Anita Phipps of
|Springfeld. and was looked upon as all
almost certain dnalist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-11
EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEPH.
Passed Fairly Comfortable Night
Temperature Lower.

VIENNA. October 11.-Emperor Francis
Joseph passed a comparatively quiet
night. his sleep being occasionally inter
rupted by coughing. This morning his
temperature was lower than it was last
night.
His majesty rose at his usual time,
drank a glass of champagne to stimulate
his appetite. which Is still poor, and
asked for the state documents prepared
for his perusal, after which he began
reading and signing papers.
The doctors In attendance on the en-
peror express themselves as being hopeful,
but they add that his complete recovery
Is not expected for a long time. They
insist that the emperor must remain at
Schoenbrunn castle the whole winter,
not going to Budapest according to his
usual custom.
Late in the forenoon the emperor ex-
pressed wish to walk in the park. but
his physicians declined to allow him to
do so.
Bulletins are sent twice daily to the
German emperor informing him OF the
condition of Emperor Francis Joseph.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-11
n,assioners and will be forwarded to the
board Of education foc its pleasure.
rC,. net to q SoIlou,o. 1QOy a ton /.

mdssioners and will be forwarded to the
board Of education for its pleasure.
The Inst is as follows 1907 appropriations
Mckinley school; proof of specifications
received October IL Brightwood school,
putting on roof. Deenwood, putting on
roof. Anthony Hyde. occupied, and the
CORDOBA. occupied. 1908 appropriations
School No $50, to relieve Mccormick; !;
specifications should be returned by print
er about October 10. 1907. School No.
149 Anacostia; building being oiaste-ed.
School No. 10. sixteen-room school, near
Mott school; cite not yet selected. School
No. 154, sixteen-room school in Washing
ton Heights: plans nearly completed /;
specifications win be finished in about
two weeks. School No. 155, plans VIII be
completed IN month; this IS a twelve
room building to be in southeast. School
No 1OS, Langdon; plans Will be ready
October 1s next. School No. 131, Pet
worth; work on building started. School
No. 143. Gage. plans will be ready about
January l next and School No. 1873,
Emery; plans completed and everything
ready to start work Of construction.
Mr.. Ashford said In his report that the
additions to school buildings provided for
Will be ready for occupancy next fall and
the other buildings should be ready a
year from December. The Anacostia,
Brightwood and Deanwnod should be
completed and ready for occupancy, he
says, in three months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-11
FIRST DELEGATES CHOSEN.
Michigan District Instructs fol
Cannon for President,

Special Dispatch to The Star.
OWASS0, Mich, October 1.-THE first
gun in the presidential campaign of 1908
was fired here yesterday afternoon. and
Speaker Joseph G. Cannon Is the man the
republicans hereabouts desire for next
President of the United States. The
eighth district republican congressional
convention met, and after electing two
delegates to the republican national con-
vention instructed them to cast their
votes for Uncle Joe Cannon as the party
standard bearer.
The convention, SO far as Is known here.
is the first one in the United States to So
lect delegates to the convention. The
delegates selected are: Representative ].
w. FOrdney of Saginaw, Postmaster E. o.
Dewey of Owasso, the alternates being
Alfred Huston of Tuscole and w. H.
Bronson of Clinton. f. w. Christ of Al
pena was indorsed for delegate-at-large.
The Cannon resolution was opposed by
advocates of Secretary Taft, WHO, how
ever, were greatly in the minority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-11

Trust Company Of Washington and the
Hibernia Bank and Trust Company, and
the Canal Louisiana Bank and Trust
Company Of New Orleans. La. are behind
the promoters of the new enterprise. The
capitalization Of the new company will be
$40, 600 600
E. McIihenny will be president and Fred
erick Kopf vice president. Mr.. Kopf, in
speaking of the enterprise, said:
:.When the company finally acquires
other factories, Of which number will
be taken over, Borae prominent johbers
and wholesale srocers viii be elected to
the board. g..
''The company's land and factories are
situated on Avery island. La. and it has
Offices in New York Chicago, San Fran
cisco, Portland. Montreal and London. In
the production Of its specialties the COM
pany will operate a fleet CT fifty boats
and upward, and will employ over 1 900
hands"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-11
DISTRICT TRUST INTERESTED.
Big Deal Involves Southern Packing
and Canning Industries.

NEW YORK, October 11.-Announca-
ment Is made today that an important
deal involving the combination or merger
of some large southern packing and can
ming interests has just been completed
through George w. Young and associates
The deal involves the acquisition by the
McIlhenny Company of the ta1asco sauce
business of E. McIlhenny's Son, and tn :
canning and packing business of the Nell
benny Canning and Manufacturing Com
pay. which Is said to operate one of the
largest modern canner es In the United
States.
1t is under stood that ouch southern
banking interests aa tho United States
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Extra Effort Made for Distri-
button of Teachers Checks.
EARLY PAYMENT EXPECTED
Alleged Corrupt Practices in Matter
of Securing Positions.
STATEMENT BY MIR. BRUCE
Letter Addressed by Superintendent
Chancellor TO Local Attorney Ee-
specting Appointments.

The public school pay rolls Will go 10
the District auditor this afternoon, and
the employees of the board of education
will be paid as soon as r;a ters are salts
factorily settled AZ the District building
and at the Treas .ry. 1t is expected this
Will take thres or four days. The clerks
may get hustle on and make the
time shorter. The rolls would have gone
in yesterday but for certain technical
rulings Of tie District and Treasury audi
tors.
Suuarintcnd- mt Chancellor said this
morning:
The pay rolls are being held up in this
office pending the consideration of one Of
me oral rulings of the auditors Of the
Treasury Department and the District
of Columbia by the legal adviser of the
BOARD Of education.