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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12
NEW MARVIN CASE CLEW.
Boy Reported at Mechanicsrills.
n. Y.-Detectires Think Him Dead.
(By TeIsgraph . &c Trieune.I

Dover. Del, March IA cIew developed
to-day in the search for Horace ". Marvin. il.
Or. Marvin received a letter from F. A. Barker,
Of No Is Newman avenue. fredericksburg ".
Y. announcing that he is certain the boy was
entertained at his home. along with a strange
man and woman, last Wednesday night.
The couple, with a child answering the de-
scrtptiOn Of little Horace. asked Mr.. Barker for
shelter for the night saying they wanted to go
on 70 Boston early the next day. They were
accommodated. and paid literally It not
until he read OF the kidnapping that Mr. Barker
suspected anything was wrong. This cIew was
forwarded 10 the Boston authorities.
The PlukertOnS are inclined to believe the
child is dead and that his body is in marsh
along the Delaware Bay. near the Marvin farm.
One hundred men will join in a search to-mor-
row.
Dr. Marvin is inclined to the opinion that the
child may BE secreted in some of the vacant
summer cottages near Kits Hammock. and to-
DAY asked Sheriff Hartnett of Kent County to
issue a sweeping search warrant for houses
near the farm This the Sheriff refused TO do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12
HOLDUP FOR LONGBOAT
CANADIAN 4. H. Z. ACTS.
Refuses Sanction for Indian to Run
at BIG Indoor Games.

on the eve Of the annual winter games IN
Madison Square Garden tonight the New YORK
Athletic CIuD has been dealt vicious dow as
it were, by the Canadian Amateur Athletc
Union. This body has notified the Mercury Foot
Club at the eleventh hour that the Indian Long
boat, who has been advertised 10 run matcn
race at three miles against Frank Nebrlch' the
American cross-country champion. VIII not nave
their sanction for this race and therefore should
not be allowed to run.
This threw a bombshen into the New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12
FOUR BITTEN BY MAD KITTEN.
IBy TELEGRAPH 70 The tribune. !

Eastport. Long Island. March I1-Four Pat
choSue women bitten by mad kitten have been
removed 10 the Willard Parker Hospital for inocu-
lation to prevent rabies. They are Mrs. Enc G.
Gordon Miss Grace Carter. Mrs. Lawrence ana
Mrs. Conklin
The cat pet Of Mrs Gordon's, after being
killed. was taken 70 the laboratories n the Board
or Health in Manhattan. where Il Wis found 20
gave Deen suffering from hyGrophobis. believed to
nave been taken from its mother. who was killed
While In 1T None Of the victims have developed
any symptoms OF rabies, but N q highly uer-
v0us condition. They were removed 70 their homes
after receiving treatment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12
MEETINe bod FAVoR OF SUNDAY $40.

mass meeting was held last night the Mas
sau Theatre. Brooklyn. IN favor of the passage ok
the bill introduced by AssembIyman Leo Mooney
TO allow the playing OF baseball Sunday. The
theatre was crowded 70 the doors and nearly
thousand followers OF the game had TO be turned
away. Speeches were made by Controller Metz
District Attorney Darrin OF Queens. Robert Stew
art. ". W WinSate and Asser1blyrnaa Mooney A
big delegation will 20 Albany tomorrow 60 at
teEd the hearing on the bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12
TWO MAY BE DEAD IN HATCHERY FIRE
Foul Play Suspected in Connection with
Blaze in Maine.

CsreenviIIe. Me- March 1.-THE bodies Of super
tntendent A. W. Wilkins and his assistant Arthur
Hersey thought TO be in the ruins OF the state
esb hatchery at SQuawbrOOk. which burned TO-
1ov and an investigation was begun by Piseataquis
County officials 20 determine whether there was
fo,,j NAV IN connection with the case.
t5otb wilkins and his assistant. who We're the
o1Iv persons known 20 have been at the hatchery,
~ missing and though the ruins too hot to-
nisht 10 permit of an overhaulng. something re
.saa1rbling a charTed human form could be seen IN
Sbe en1bers OF the dwelling house connected with
the hatchery building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12
BOY ACCUSES LARcHMoNT OFFICERS.

New London, Conn.,. March lin testimony
taken by steamboat inspectors in New York ana
Providence and filed to-day with Inspectors Whitney
and Stewart. OF the New London District. Fred
HiergeseN Of Brooklyn. sixteen years old. reiter-
ated the charges he made directly after the acct
dent that the captain and other officers tire
steamer LerChmOnt deserted the sinking vessel
after assuring The paniCstricken PASSENGERS FRAT
there was no danger OF the steamer going down.
he said the captains boat could have taken sew
eral more persons and not been crowded. Purse-
Young testified that Captain NICVey aid al 10
could 20 passengers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12
MINISTERS TO STAY At ANNAPOLIS.

Annapolis, Nd. March ll-Jack McNasters. the
one-tiple Harvard athletic trainer who came 20
Annapolis last season TO handle the naval Acad-
envy football players. has oeeh ensaeed perma-
.,l,, n, the academy as,leiic association. and
All 5o ,e charge OF the base-an. rowing track and
football sqrads . ..,.bo-;4;as have ro-a-,,s e,s9
r Zimmerman 20 coach me raek 5tnle5ss TINS
ear He was formerly, OF lHe lAAAs-s'H9SAN ALL
fetla Clrh of Ma YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12
GREW OF THE DAKOTA DISCHARGED.

Yokohama. March 1.-The crew % the wrecked
steamer Dakota has been discharged The Euro
pears will be sent Amelia the American
steamer Tremcrt The Asiatics will be seat 70
Hcng Kong. The majority OF the passengers lcSc
here will take the steamer Siberia. Thei- hotel
and other expenses were paid BY ire Great North
ern Steamship Company. The American Consul
has sent $3.50 the Governor OF Chibu prefecture
for distribution among the fishermen who a~sistel
in he rescue Of the American passengers. No
sal Z-ge measures have yet been taken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12
RUSH FOR SERVICE PENSIONS.

WASHINGTON March u.-Commissioner Warner
said to-day that 1S5G0o applications for pensions
bava been filed under the Services Pension law en-
acted in the last month OF the session OF Congress
irst closed. The Commissioner estimates that 500.
100 applications will be received under the new law,
which allows the granting OF pension rOr service
IN the Mexican and Civil wars az the rate OF
n month to veterans siXty-two years or age. SO
OF age.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12
STRIKE AT POPE FACTORY SETTLED.

Toledo. March 1.-THE Pope Motor Car Company
strike ~ uacbinists involving than thou
soDa men hos been settled. The settlement re-
suited from a long conference between SupeTin-
tendent schaR OF the company and the men. in
such a wav that there can be no misunderstanding,
ana in a manner satisfactory to all concerned. The
-, n-iil he reinsfated to-morToW morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12
IBv telegraph 20 The Tribune

Troy y. Y. March n.-Nirs. F. A Barber. Of Ne.
IS Newman avenue Mechanicsville. Is positive that
on Wednesday night last she entertained the kid
nappers OF the four-year-oId son Of DR. Marvin, OF
Dover. Del She conducts a rOoming house. and q
man and woman, with four-year-oId boy, hired
room from her that night and Thursday tney
departed for Boston.
The child sobAed and moaned all night ire
quently asking for his papa. In the morning Mrs
Barber asked the couple several questions, but
they were reticent After seeing the three aboard
Boston & Maine train Mrs. Barber reported the
affair 10 the police and has since written 70 DIR.
Marvin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12
SHIPS CARGO vERITAsLE MgNAeE5rE

The steamer Acila, which came in yesterday
from Hamburg, brought large consignment OF
animals fer dealers in this country and also many
canaries. peasants and seagUlls One hippOpOta-
mus. valued at S1C01. died at sea The coasienment
included lions tigers. anteOPes. kangarOos. hyenas,
two barking deer. sixty monkeys. eight stations.
seven thousand canarieS. seagullS and pheasants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12
HARVARD OARSMEN OUT.
Cre50 Takes Short York on the
Rirer for the First Time.
fBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune J

no float for the Harvard varsity crew TO launch a
she'll from this afternoon and although the river
in front Of the boathouse full Of floating ice
the Crimson eight boated and took open air
work for the first time this season.
The men ran down . the Weld boathoUse and
put a heavy barge in the water. They rowed
nearly a mile down stream and then came back
in two good stretches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12

The following table comparing the snowfalls
IN the months OF February and March for the
last five years shows how large a proportion Of
this years fall has come in these months:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12
YACHTING NEWS AND NOTES.

Professor William Hallock, head Of the DEPART
iaent Of physics in Columbia University, has been
appointed by Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt
measurer of the New York Yacht Club, in the
place of Charles Lane Poor. who has resigned.
The latter is now the owner of the sloop Weeta-
moe which he expects TO race this summer against
the Nicola and the Trolita.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12

The Alcyone is the name chosen by Henry w.
Putnam ir for his three mssted auxiliary schoon-
or bei7r buit at IawIey's from designs by Tams.
Ie-noine & Crane. The new yacht measures l6S
feet over all i4O feet waJeTlire. so feet beam and
Il feet draft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12

The new ls-foot yawI being built at New fs-
chelle for Rear Commodore Frank Maier. Of -
New Rochelle Yacht Club is TO be named inc
race from New York Bermuda. which starts on
June s.
Charles T. Proctor's steam yacht oeins ouut
for him at city Island. is 20 be named the Cav
alier. She IS from designs OF Swazey. Raymond &
page She measures 155 feet over all, and foot
les on the waterline; Is feet beam. ana feet ~
Inches dIatt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12

Penalties accrue from y O'Clock OF Tuesday'
March u.
The Brunswick news., 1907-05-10
NOW LOOKING UP
MISSING CARS
PRESIDENT M'FADDEN, or Tg
OCILLA AND VALDosTA in
CITY YESTERDAY.

II. c. McFadden, president Of "a
ella ard Ealdosta railroad, Wa.
among The visitors TO the city yes
lay. and ne was warmly greeted b.
ais many Brunswick friends. flt
.alke1 interestingly Of the new Il.
With which he is now connected a4l
SAID that it was making good po
sress in every way.
Mr. McFadden came TO Brunsw *
mostly for the purpose Of looking d.
many freight cars which have be Il
leased by his road and which ',
missing. He said that there - Is
quite a CONGESTION in Savannah e 's
s0nville and Brunswick. especia y i
the two former cities, and m3ay o.
-he cars leased by his liuo aic
up In one or the other Of these POI s.
However condition here is MT vo@J
ted, but he succeeded in locating q
number Of cars, which are stadd.A=
1n the sidetpacks here unloaded
The Brunswick news., 1907-05-10
Brunswick May Soon Have
Complete Surface Drain
age System
ENGINEERS RENDER Rtf01I
This is One of the Most Important
Matters to Come up Recently
An Examination Has
Been Made.

a splendid move was made last
night for a complete system of sur
face drainage in Brunswick AS is
well known, the city is practically
without such a system at present ana
heavy rainfalls or excessive tide.
easily food a large area OF both bus
mess and residential sections OF the
city IN this connection the commit
tee on public works, with genuine
wisdom, have had Assistant Engneel
j. d. Kops, of Savannah, here for
several days consulting with Enei
neer High as to some plan or desigA
to meet this badly needed improve
ment
10th engineers, Higs and Hops sab
mitted interesting detailed reporta
to the council last night 1lr. High
report, which was verbal, slows tina
since coming 10 Brunswick ne has
prepared a thorough tol ograpica
map OF the populated sections o.
the city, showing IN all about 7,bJy
elevations he suggests the need OF
three more immense drains in lhc
city, one to extend down Howe street
to retire the present one in use on
thai thoroughfare, a second one t.
extend out Mansfield street and ,le
third to be a thorough reoonstru t.
ION Of what IS known as tie FenuI~
man drain These improyem u,s,
Mr. High thinks, viii give a pu..c,
outlet and VIII prevent the Ia.
ponds and stagnauons thai foI1w
rualalls and heavy tides IA ,h Sc
sections Of the city Mr.. tiish ia
tlac the reason he induced The 0
tic WORKS committee to have .J
kops come TO Brunswick was TO ne
reason Of having some good auu T..
10 pass upon his conclusion il he
matter
Engineer Kops here sub.aittt] a
most elaborate and instructive H. r
covering the general topograpl o..
Brunswick, giving its atu1 ldes 3pl
,arious elevations and showne hc
urgent need OF an approved ~
Of surface drains with outlets atln
cienuy numerous and large enough
10 promptly empty all oyerao@a al
rainfalls into he bay. He also CO.
commended some plan for reii s'ans
low areas in The city and for tha s.
enlistment Of new grade lines ~
Ior filing In low vacant lots.
The council was deeply intol ed
In The report Of these two off ais,
and in fact Alderman Tupper dac'ar
ed that it was the most impcr,an
proposition since his member 9i on
tie aldermanic board
a motion prevailed that City IN
gineer High proceed to Ironruisate
his plans and designs for the new
system and that the entire ma ter be
referred to the committee on puplc
works with power to act.
The Brunswick news., 1907-05-10
alG ADVANCE SALES OF
SEATS FOR LITTLE TYCOON

The advance sale Of seats for the
Little Tycoon, which opened Mon
day, has been unusually large. The
FIRST day the sale was opened over
500 was taken in.
AS previously stated, the opera viii
represented on May %, instead o.
Mat 16 as was at first announced
This change was made owing to the
fact that the boards at the Grand
will be hlled on May IA and is and
1t was not deemed advisable to give
the opera following two performan-
ces at the opera house.
On May "a the local people viii
leave for Fernandina, where the op-
era will be presented that night.
The Brunswick news., 1907-05-10
SILLY kERsANDa IS COMING
e o.. cd Minstrel Show at the Gran
Next Wednesday Night.

TIE Announcement Of the coming en-
cement in this city of billy Eef
ads' Famous MinsreIs on mex
Wednesday night carries with ii q
neat del of interest to the theaJer
ers and this interest is manifested
. the fact that the performance ia
eer and better than ever this year
Eiily Kersands will have most ad
aid in a very excellent com
which be has selected and the
ndid scenic equipment and elec
ri43l effects furnished by his man
agement
The sensational first part is a mae
nifcient novelty this year represent
ng a mammoth watermelon and ii
has been the talk Of theater-goers for
weeks and is said to be the most
beautiful and novel act ever carried
by minstrel company
The Brunswick news., 1907-05-10
CITY TAX RATE FOR
YEAR Sr66RH2Y
REDUCED y
PROPERTY OWNERS WALA MOL
HAVE TO PAY QUITE so MUCH
ON THEIR PROPERTY THIS
YEAR.

Now here is an interesting piece
of news if you are a taxpayer Your
city taxes in Brunswick for the yem
OF 1907, will be just fifty Genus Dc.
thousand less than it was in 1906 ani
IN fact less than it has been in yea
The city Ak ordinance. which has
been under consideration by th4
council for a week or ten days, was
elf,ed on its second and final reldlne
last night after a half hours oAec4
tive session
The rate reported was $l55 nel
hundred instead Of the old rd5s
St,40. which mas been in vogue tot
several years.
The why's and wherelores of this
reduction, as before stated, were ar
rived at in the executive session.
1t is safe to say that the Increase
IL taxable values tog9la,r ,vitn tpe
Iact that the city's exp ..,4 aeeodp
as now being operated under -
budget system made the dacrau5>
possible.
1t is a splendid move t2&als 10
7ress and the proper brand Of pros
oerity when he city council secs lg
C voluntarily reduce the tax rate
md the administration is to be com.
mended for this STEP which means
he saving of several thousand dollars
O the taxpayers of Brunswick
The Brunswick news., 1907-05-10
Humb.r Of Interesting Mat
t8rS We're Up for
Action
3,PyaI5 OF GOnMIITffS
appropriation Made to The News
Harbor Magazine and City viii
be Advertised-ot Mat
ters Handled.

City council held its regular semi
monthly meeting last night Those
present were Mayor Symons and Al
dermen Cook, Tupper, Robinson.
Wright, Dart Cox. Man and Wood.
The following petitions and com,
munications were received;
From f. A. Brockington making ap.
pication on the police force made
vacant by the resignation Of Sam
Coins. Tabled
From A. c. Brown, asking for re-
fund Of oyerplus $l9,9S on account OF
,he nort6 6ern one-nalf of brewery Loo
No 4, purchased at tax sales he'
.errod TO committee on taxes and rev
enue.
From B Padrosa, asking for refund
If S43,18 on account of purchase by
aim in Ma}, 1906, of northwestern
corner of Old Town lot No. sac.
bought as The property Of Gabe Da-
Jlcie, and afterwards redeemed. Re
rrod to committee on taxes and rev.
-nues.
From Atlantic band asking for an
appropriation Of $3.50 for concerts III
hanover park during the summer
.eferred to joint committee on parks
nd finance, with chairman Of para
.mmittee as chairman of the join,
Committee.
From the committee on fire, po
zee ana building permits granting re
aest of w A. 0. Anderson for per
lit to erect awning at 500 IL Ba.
reet.
erJm The same committee denying
request Of J. S. Morris to con
rucl frame dwelling house at a
ost Of $40O on Old Town lot Nc,
s. inside the fire limits.
From The finance committee, two
-por,s on petition Of H p HuYenoI
3f The News Harbor Magazine foi
ldyortising city advantages in th
ublicaton. Aldermen Wright and
rupper, a majority Of the comnittee,
ported favorable, Chairman Cox sub
uued minorlS report After scy
raj high5s of oratory on the part oi
td6rman Cox, a part of which woIld
produced here but for the sake
1i decency, the majority report was
saopted by the signal vote OF 7 to
al members Of council voting aye
xcept Alderman Cox. The Original
-eaolution submitted presumably b,
alderman Cox attached several
rings to the appropriation, one as
10 the number OF copies to be print
I'd, another as to the date of publ
aJion and a thir4 providing for dis
ribution through the mayor an.
council On motionaof Alderman
WRIGHT who took occasion to com
pliment the work, all of the strings
were cut and the appropriation was
made in the usual form.
An interesting report was made b.
City Engineer High and Assistant
City Engineer Hops, of Savannah, re
laling to a proposed system Of sur.
lace drainage for Brunswick, which Is
adhered to In full elsewhere In these
ncI,,,,,,,e
The Brunswick news., 1907-05-10

Circle No, 2. Of the NIethodisl
church, will give their excGfASan t.
Fenandina on Tuesday, May IA. M
ladies' have arranged to serve Ia
splendid dinner aboard the Emmeiint
Tor the small sum of 25 cents. III
ARE for the round trip has been nse
at one dollar The affair is given i.
a splendid cause and should be wei
patronized
The Brunswick news., 1907-05-10
DEEDS FILED TRANSFERRING
PROPERTY ON ISLAM

A deed has been filed in the super
ior court transferring the right Of
way of the old car line on St. Simon
the wharf property, etc, by the Bruins
wick and Florida Steamboat company
to the St Simon Transit company.
This deal was made some years
ago. but the deed were never placed
on record. The amount paid for the
property was $1,000
The Brunswick news., 1907-05-10
4 { OOD INCREASE
IN TAXABLE
VALUES
BOARD oFS EQUALlZERS ADD
CONSIDERABLE TO THE FIGURE
OF THE BOARD OF TAX ACCES
NsoRs.

An increase In tai Able values in
the city of BrunswicJ took anod3er
jump skyward when the final report
of the board of equalization was sent
IN to council last night
The report was a thoroughly com.
plete one and while it shows small
decrease over the figures of the tax
assessors in the matter of personal
property, the item is handsomely off
setted by splendid increase in real
estate, the recapitulation showing a
net increase over the tax assessors
report $1S6,O15
This increase, added y the 81, to6,
O00 increase shows a Hndsome total
increase in values fo1kthis year oyel
The previous one Of H2,392 900. This
splendid showing ougs to be thor
oughly gratifying to he people OF
this city.
The Brunswick news., 1907-05-10
TWO Tripg to Island sunday

The steamer Hessie will make tw
trips to St. Simon Sunday. Th
boat win leave the city at O'Clock IN
the morning and 2 o'clock in the a.
ternoon. The surf will suit for bait
ing both morning and afternoon and
the warm weather Of the past few
days will probably drive large
crowds to this popular resort.
The Brunswick news., 1907-05-10
WELL KNOWN MUSIC HOUSE.
Il c. Brown Here in the Interest Of
Ludden g. Bates.

Attention is directed to The ad Of
tie Ludden and Bates Southern Mu-
sic House, which appears elsewhere
in The News this morning This is
one Of lhe best known music houses
in the south and are headquarters Tor
all kinds Of musical instruments
IT, G. Brown Of the company, is
now in the city, and will be glad t.
soc amy one in need Of piano. or
gan or anything else in the mIsioa
line
The Brunswick news., 1907-05-10
ARRANGING A GOOD PRooaAm,
Many Sporting Events on the Island
Rifiemens' Field Day.

The committee in charge OF the
program Of sporting events on s..
simon when the Brunswick Rilemea
have their field day later bis month.
is now busy preparing the program
and it will be announced in full ~
the course Of a few days.
The program will include boat ans
bicycle races. a prize drill and tar
get shoots and others such cont ST.
to amuse the crowd.
The program will conclude WIN q
big dance in the pavilion.
The Brunswick news., 1907-05-10
70 OPEN ON MAY riFrgLNrti.
Manager Miller Announces Date ot
Openinu at Cumberland,

Manager MlIIer Announces Dale u
Opening at Cumberland.
Manager j.. A. Miller Of the H3t.i
cumberland, announces lhat his op.
uIar resort viii be formally Qycned
On next Wednesday, MayN5.
Manager Miller is anticipating the
biggest season in the history OF Cum
Jerlar9l this year AIready people
,ro4 ali sections of the state ami
many from Tennessee nave engage
accommodations for different period
saring the season and it is eIyeole d
b the hotel will be pretty Fel N
during the entire summer.
The Brunswick news., 1907-05-10
IN SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

DHdTItSIOHI WaCOh ana JacksonVITIt
Won Yesterday.
In the South Atlantic League yes
terday Macon defeated Augusta In
Augusta, Jacksonville won from Sav
annah in Savannah, while Charles
ton defeated Columbia, and by so do
ing took the lead of the league. The
scores were as follows:
Macon /, Augusta o; Jacksonville
4, Savannah 2* Charleston 6, Colum-
bia 3.
The Brunswick news., 1907-05-10
a NEW ENTERPRISE COMING



to Open Soon.
Under the name Of the STANDARD
Marble and Granite Works. s. 3. Gid
4 ns. will shortly establish 2 gener.
~ stone and marble business in
brunswick. carrying a full line OF
verything connected with that ou#
ness.
Mf. Giddens was formerly connect
I'd with the Southern Marble and
Granite Works. of this city, which re.
moved to Jacksonville sem" time ago
IN letter to The NevS howerar. he
stated that he had decided to retur1
here and would open the new hus
ness in the course Of a few days
The Brunswick news., 1907-05-10
sAxLEY MAJ IN. BANKRUPTCY
Petition of

Petition of ! Briqman Was Filed
terday.
Referee saac yesterday re-
ceiyed petit ! f James T Brigham,
OF Bailey 4 Voluntary bankruptcy.
Brigman is Erchant of Baxley.
His asset se placed at $1,737.
While his &lities are placed at
s2'l22,90. be- the creditors are
ohe Lott-LfA Company. $92,25, v
Y. Bourne >. 1926 and j. II Nor
5an $500 I this city.
Referee Is set the case for hear
ing on May
The Brunswick news., 1907-05-10
PaIntln N the oaIethorpe.

The paintei engaged at the Ogler.
horpe are no engaged on the out,
ide woodwor Hand the building now
presents a pI Ity appearance.