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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-24
Willcox-Snith.

very pretty marriage took place last
evening In the home o. Mr.. and Mrs.
George a. Smith, No. 500 West Grace
Street, when their daughter, Miss
Blanche Morris Smith, became the bride
of DR.. Daniel Dodson Wilcox, of Peters
burg. The Rev. John Y. bowman:
rector of All Saints Church, performed
the ceremony.
Miss Roberta Ashby Smith, the brides
debutante sister. was maid OF honor.
She wore q dainty gown OF white or
CANDY, with satin trimmings. and car
ried sheaf OF American Beauties.
Mr. Il. Boiling Wilcox, OF Petersburg,
brother of the groom, was best man,
and the following gentlemen held the
ribbons: Mcssrs. Benjamin H. Smith,
brother of the bride; Stuart G. Chris
tian, Raleigh Forbes and Gordon Smith.
The bride who entered with her
father. was beautifully gowned in white
lace and wore tulle veil. Her flowers
We're lilies-of-the-valle
4 reception to the relatives and in
innate friends of the contracting parties
followed the ceremony.
DR.. and Mrs. Wilcox will make their
home in Petersburg after short trip.
Beautiful Luncheon.
Among the many charming entertain
mcnts in honor OF Miss Margaret Shields
and her bridesmaids was luncheon
given by Mrs. Edmund Osborne McCabe
The table cxquisitely decorated in green
and white, carried out in white roses,
white sweet peas and naidenhair ferns
Covers were laid for twelve and the
guests were Misses Margaret Shields. Bes-
Sic Merritt, of Norfolk; Lucy DubrinS,
of Philadelphia: Maud Morsan. Hattie
Shields, Mabel Walker, Nora Leary, Mary
Buford, and Courtney Bridges
Vaughan-Shields.
A marriage of much interest TO the
many friends of the contracting parties
throughout the State, will be that of
Miss Margaret New Shields. daughter of
the late Dr. Charles Shields and Mrs,
Shields, TO Mr.. Isaac Newton Vaughan.
which will take place this evening at
o'clock in the home OF the brides moth
or, No. 10 North Fifth Street. The Rev.
Robert ". Forsyth. OF st. Pauls Epls-
copal Church. viii! be the officiating
clergyman.
Miss Hattie Shields. sister of the bride,
Will be maid OF honor and Mr.. Franz;
Vaughan, the grooms brother, will act
rs best man.
The list OF bridesmaids includes Miss
BESSIE Doyle, OF Norfolk; Miss Polly
Morgan and Mary Buford, Of Richmond
The ribbons will be held by two of the
seasons debutantes, Misses Elsie Lind
ysy and Roberta Smith.
= reception will follow the ceremony
Debutantee. Luncheon.
y4rs. John Stewart Bryan of No. sol
Nest Franklin Street, will entertain
81 luncheon to-day in honor OF Misses
Page Aylett ROYAL and Caroline Cor
don Hepnolds
Decorations viii DO in the de-
butante colors, pink and white, car
1ied out in roses and shaded candles.
Covers will be laid for eight, and Mrs.
Rryan's guests Will be Miss Royal,
Miss Rennolds. Miss Emily Packard of
Baltimore; Miss Roberta Trigg Miss
Roberta Smith. Miss Julia Joynes Miss
Juliet Keith and Miss Elsie Lindsey.
Concert Tonight.
programme OF unusual excellence,
rendered by the best musical talent
In the city, an excellent opportunity to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-24

comes to life when tie body feels
the delicious glow OF health. vlEor
and energy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-24
ton and the presidents OF lakewood and
Hebrew Associa tions.

ton and the presidents of lakewood and
Hebrew Associa tons.
Garden Party.
The Girls Missionary Society Of Grove
Avenue Church will give a garden party
Friday night, January 25th, from to
II. delightful program has been ar
ranged and an enjoyable time is prom
ised to those who come. There will be
no admission fee.
Enjoyable Lecture.
Dr. Franklin G. Woodward will give
the third in his series OF lectures on
English literature before the Richmond
Training School for .Kindergartners this
afternoon at 4 O'Clock in the kindergar-
ten room OF West End School, corner
Lombardy and Main Streets. His sub
tect for the afternoon will be Tho
Restoration Period
DR.. Woodward has proven most
charming in this course Of lectures. and
his cholarly presentation OF his subject
has awakened wide interest in the series.
Sue Gordon Whist.
The Sue Gordon Whist Club will meet
this afternoon at O'Clock with Mrs.
stuart Stringfellow, of No. 323 Harrison
Street.
Greenhorn Club.
Mrs. Egbert G. Leigh, Of No 5A West
Franklin Street will entertain the Green
horn Club Saturday evening.
Association Invited.
Tho General Athletic Association of
Richmond College has been invited to at
tend tho festival at Church of the Holy
Comforter Friday evening. Tho members
of this association are particular friends
OF the Rev. John Hallowell Dickinson, who
in his turn, has been much interested In
their work. The evening promises to be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-24
That Certain Sense

Tor vigor IN the brain and easy
poise Of me nerves comes when
tho improper FOODS are cut out and
pFcdigested
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-24

Miss Carrie Storm. OF this city, who
was one of the attendants at the Hot-
heimer-Gerst wedding IN Norfolk yester-
day. was among the guests Mt an at
tractive luncheon given Friday by Mrs.
NJ. p. Hofhcimer and Mrs. j. D. Hof-
hcmer in their home, at Cape Henry.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-24

The Mildred Lee Chapter, United
Daughters OF the Conrederacy, of Mar
tinsville. Va, will present Mrs. Jnrlny's
wax works at the Academy Of Music
on next F'riady night. the 25tl Instant
ana quite number OF young people
will participate In the performance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-24

Mr.. Il. V. Booth has returned to his
home, in Clifton Forge, after spending
several days here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-24

Mr.. Hull Apperson is visiting his
father. Dir. John s. Apperson, in Cherry
street Marion Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-24

Miss Nellie Reynolds is the guest OF
her aunt, Mrs. II. b.. Martin, in Freder'
ir1tehtirt.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-14
HOUSTON HARPER
i VISITOR TO CITY
tie is Director Of Publicity Rureau Of
the Harvey and Wood chain Of
Hotels.

Among the visitors 70 Brunswick is
Mr. Hou-.on r. Harper, director OF
pubIicily bureau of the Harvey &
Wood hotels He is returning from
a trip to Florida where he has been
Interesting the returning winter tour
ists in the hotels ne represents.
s. eli.ins OF his trip Mr.. Harper
sail. u was asked about the Ogle-
thorpe hotel by numbers Of persons
and next year we expect to do a large
tourist business here. Mr. G. a.
Wood. Of our firm has had several
wealthy families to confer with him
about spending nexf winter IN Bruins
wick. Unul we get through working
the extensive improvements In the
Oglethorpe we do not expect 10 make
a great effort to get new business
Manager Carroll. Of the Ogletborpe
has everything running smoothly, and
will take care Of all business that
comes. The travelling public I have
met in Florida and other points in
the country, speak in agsosc scompli-
mentary terms Of the changes wdicn
Harvey and Wood have alreadyC
made ia the hotel
Just give Us time an1 we will give
the Brunswick people hotel Of
which they viii be proud"
Mr.. Harper "a at the Ogiethorps
hotel and viii be here until ssht.
The hotels controlled by Ha h and
Wood are the hotel Bellevue, Boston
Mass, Piedmont hotel Atlanta, Ga,
selwyn. Charlotte, n. G., the Canter
bury, Boston, Mass, and the Ogle-
thorpe hotel. Brunswick, Ga. They
are all nigh class hotels and popu.
lar with the commercial and tour
list travel.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-14
GEN. EVANS MAY
ACCEPT PLACE
He is Being Urged by His Friends to
Take the Position Of Adjutant
General.

The following story from yoster-
days Atlanta Georgia. will be of inter
est here
General G. A. Evans, rendered the
position Of adiutant general OF the
state Of Georgia by Governor-elect
HoEe Smith once and declined it. is
being urged strongly again to accept
ile place
AS stated in the Georgian some
three weeks ago, the tender Of the
I ace was made General Evans, who
considered it two weeks and declined.
!. is believed that his refusal was
i based on the fact that his present
work is congenial and that he was re-
elected last fall for term Of four
years
But it is true that Governor Smith
is anxious to have General Evans as
adjutant general in mis- cabinet. Gen.
eral Evans splendid war record, his
unstained public and private life, his
( knowledge Of military matters and
tle profound regard in which he is
held in tn centre state, are pointed
cut to show bis eminent fitness for
the position
He is being urged to reconsider
Itis declination, but whether or not
aiis VIII move him from his FIRST
decision is not known Those close
70 him believe not
If General Evans definitely and de-
t9rmines to remain in his present
race in the states service, Col. A.
J. Scott, now assistant adJutant gen.
ftai. will receive the appointment to
succeed General S. w. Harris.
Col. Scott has the unanimous en-.
porsement Of the national guard OF
ihe state Il came to him practically
unsolicited, and his appointment is
certain IN the event General Evans
viii not accept
"a % mite onnoune ement is ex.
pectod within the next Jew weeks. II
IS not General 9 A. Evans it win
re Colonel Andrew j. Scott.
Col. W. c. Obear viii remain in
the service as inspector general Of
the national guard, a position he has
hiled for some years with conspicuous
ability. 1t is said his compensation
will be Increased"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-14
AN ADDITION 70
GEORGIA CAPITOL
Governor Terrell viii AskAor an Ap
preparation Of 100000 in His ASst
Message.

In his retiring message to the gen.
eral assembly next June Governor
Terrell viii ret ommend an approprla
tion Of 100000 for an extension or
lanncxt for the capitol building.
rhe need of more room is becom-
.iIg On imperative one. The growth
Of various departments, the creation
OF otaers and the addition of the
ppellate court has crowded the build
ng almost to its capacity
| So congested has become the build
ing and SO imperative the necessity
Tor more room that large number
lpf rooms set aside for committee pur-
p1ses during the sessions OF the gen
9ral assembly are now occupied
| When the appellate court was Gre
ated there was a great shifting about
of officials to make room for the
Judges. The pension commissioner
was moved across the hall and the
state geologist was forced to the
third floor, taking rooms set aside
Tor committee rooms
Next fall the state pure food law is
to 60 into eGost The work will he
under the direction Of the depart
ment Of agriculture and will be done
by State Chemist McCandless, wita
the aid Of an assistant So crowded
has become the capitol that the rooms
for making the food analyses will
have to he fitted up in the dark and
unusually unwholesome basement,
now the storeroom for all the varied
overflow from the capitol offices.
The growth Of the state treasury,
the comptroller generals department
and other Offices are becoming so
Ieat as to demand more room Since
nc creation Of the count of appeals
hat organization has had no regu-
Jar court room, being forced to use
the supreme court room in the aftor
moons.
Whether the governors recommen-
dation for the appropriation Of the
100000 contemplates a new wing or
addition to the present building or
4ie purchase of property somewhere
lnoar the square for a separate build
',Ijg Is not known.
For long time the necessity for
gore room to care for state affairs
has been apparent to the observing.
: has been discussed not only among
tate house officials, but by the think
ing men all over Georgia
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-14
ppsiTEr>G0Haat Asked TO
Submit s Different
Projects
WORK WILL SOON BEGIN
First Official Notice Of the Half Nil
lion po'jar Ap9ropr iaton Was
Received in the City Yes
terday Morning

The first step looking to the eX-
pend.turo OF the half million dollars
appropriated for Brunswick by the
last congress, was taken yester
day when Engineer Conant engineer
IN charge. was called upon b1the de.
partment to submit his projects. for
which the money is TO be used
MIR. Conant. when seen by a News
representative yesterday, stated tha
The government seems to be actine
rapidly in this matter in reQuestine
the projects so short time after the
appropriation was made, which ndl
Gates that the work viii he -commen
ced as soon as possible in this har-
bor
The projects viii be submitted a,
once by the engineer. who has al
ready practically prepared them, and
.as soon as this is done plans and
spe iications for the work win be
prepared and The work of improving
Brunswick harbor will begin
Mr. Conant. wno is always working
ia the interest Of Brunswick. will lose
mo time in starting the work to THIS
ond He was much pleased yester-
cay when he received the letter cali
ing for the projects. which he has
prepared and will push all matters
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-14
ENGIHfE2S 6k
FOR RSvrnCN
N WAGES y
Grievances viii be Discussed w ire
Railroad omcials at Meeting . 6g
Held This Month in Atla7.l or
Washington.
washington

A conference wilt be held between
the officials of the various roads of
the south ana committees of the
brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Marh 90, when a number of grievan-
ces claimed by the members of the lat
er organization win be discussed. 1t
IS not known yet whether the confer
anee is to be held in Atlanta or Wash
ington
According 10 reports an increase OF
10 percent in wages viii be asked by
5he engineers, while switch engineers
viii ask for an increase Of is per
ccut Ii is also understood that con
ference Wil be held 5y the railroad
iremen in the near future, when they
viii ask that negro firemen be elimi-
mated from the employ Of the road
The railroads, so 1t is believed, will
oppose Size claim OF the engineers on
the ground that they have already
granted increase 10 the employees
where Sc was possible to do so. 1t is
said that The Southern railway is will
ing to grant a maximum increase of
3 percent to the engineers.
Sucn an increase a. the engineers
would ask, however would cost the
Southern railway approximately three
million dollars per annum The in
eased cost OF operation las already
Mt down the net earnings Of the
different roads in the south. it is
laimed
The net earnings fthe Southern
nave decreased 5000 day since
last June.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-14
3IFLEHEN WILL
MAKE THE TRIP
At a Meeting or tH9 Company Last
Nighe it Was Decided to 60 to
Jamestown in July.

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-14
Stocks we're Thrown on the
Market Yesterday With
Feverish Haste
ZIG DECLINE N STOCKS
Northern Pacific Broke Ten Points,
Great Northern Also Went Way
Down-some Big Failures
May be Expected Today

New York, March IA Wall street
rembled this afternoon on tne very
verge OF a panic, such as has not
prevailed in many months Stocks
were thrown on the merEet in u
heavy volume with fevesish haste.
Northern Pacific std k broke ten
points, the lowest it has been III
months; Great Northern broke from
ISL 9-4 to ll1 IL Only short time
ago this stock sold for S4S
Many other stocks declined heavily
during the day and several times
Wall strees was on the verge Of a
great panic
1t is rumored that some very i'm,
por,ant failures win be announced
tomorrow No reason is given for
the big decline except tae recent an
nouncement Of several bis railroads
that they were not amking any mon
ey and the rumor today that several
big failures would occur in a few
days,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-14
TIE LYMAN TWINS NEXT
Pleasing Musical Comedy at the Grand
Monday Night,

a'ffEf ifth4stf~f r@-''f7~r'J go 49, tt'
Monday Night,
The most enjoyable performance Of
the season will be seen at the Grand
Monday night in the appearance Of
the Lyman twin brothers, the fam
our comedians and a large company
in their new elaborate musical comedy
the Rustlerg
The superb production surpasses all
Others IN which these cleyer young
comedians have get appeared, being
supported by some Of the cleyerest
comedy entertainers today before the
publG
The production IS q revelation in
beautiful scenery, pretty costumes, 8
dainty chorus, sweet music. clever
dancing and wonderful display Of el-
ectrical effects This Is said to be
the finest musical comedy product
ion now before the public.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-14
TOM JOHNSON TO MANAGE
BRYAN's NEXT CAMPAIGN

Washington. March 1S.--Promlnent
democrats who are still in Washing
ton, stated today that, according to
popular rumor now ahoat in dem
ocatic circles, Tom johnson would
manage the next campaign OF w.
j Bryan for th~ Democratic nomiua-
ton for president and that should he
get the nominatioff,saSsaaS Johnson
will manage mis- campaign
Efforts were made to get the rumor
confirmed but neither Mr.. Bryan nor
Mayor Johnson would have anything
70 say on the subject when asked to
do so by wire.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-14
SIX KILLED AND SIX
INJURED BY 4
BIG BOMB
1t Was Exploded in Students Room
At Kharkar, Russia. Yesterday the
Building Being Almost c1n.pletely
Wrecked.
-
Wrecked.
-

Kharker Russia, March 1S.-As the
result of bomb explosion mere to-
day six officers were killed and six
others injured, three of which it is
expected will die from their wounds.
The bomb was exploded in a stu
dents room and the building was
partially wrecked by the terrific eX
aslosion. The men killed We're in the
room and their bodies were terribly
mutlated It is not known who ex-
plcdcd the bomb.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-14

Big Battle Is Now imminent Near
TengmguIps, Central America
Forces Concentrates.

Washington, March lS.--According
to nufderous rumors heard IN The city
today IN officials circles. big battle
Ii now imminent near regpigulpa,
Central America, which, Il fought
will doubtless settle the fate Of the
war between Nicaragua and Honduras,
One cablegram reports that both
sides have concentrated their forces
near tho city mentioned and a 30
Yars eatEIO iS GztaelpAtsd.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-14
WILL FINISH THE CANAL
iN JUST EIGHT YEARS

Washington, arch 13.--Omcials in
Washington today discussed the Pa
mama canal and many of them ex-
pressed the belief that it would be
completed in eight years
Only the officials, however. believe
that the work VIII be accomplished
in this length Of time Others, who
have closely followed the work. pre-
dict that it VIII he ten Of twelve
years before the canal viii be COM
pieted
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-14
NEW YORK IS BOOMING
GRANT FOR PRESIDENT.

New York, March l3.-The hoom
started In Washington some time ago
for General Grant, son of .. S. Grant,
has reached New York and be Is now
being doomed for the democratic nom
iuation.
Many Of the leading democrats OF
New Ycrk seem 10 favor him and
efforts viii be made TO spread his
boom TO all sections Of the coun-
try.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-14
BATES ANNOUNCED.

On account Of the reunion Of the
United Confederate veterans. which
will be held in Richmond va, May
80 TO June 3, reduced rates have been
announced by all OF the roads in tas
southsasterH district,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-14
ROOSEVELT CALLED SPECIAL
SESSION or THE CABINET

Washington, March 13.--President
Roosevelt today called special ses-
sion Of the cabinet for the purpose
u considering a number OF railroad
9satters.
The session lasted for aa hour or
Two, but nothing was given oat as
to what was done or discussed at
sbe meeting.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-14
FRITZ scHEFF, THE NOTED
PRlMA DONNA, ls VERY Ill

New York, March iS.~~Fritz Scheff,
The noted comic opera priaa donna
is dangerously i'll at her apartments
at the st. Regis hotel and grave fears
are entertained for her recovery
The attending physician announced
soRlght she was a little improved but
Aor condition was still very se-ioua'
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-14
CARNIVAL OPENS MAY EIGHTH
win be Given Under the Auepioes Of
the Riflemen.

4 vas announced Yesterday thaL
ihe Parker Carnival Company would
open their street fair in Brunswick
on April 8. 10 continue through TO
April IL.
The carnival viii, as was tae case
before, be given under the auspbea
af the Brunswick Rifenen The
military company realized quite q neat
pam from the attraction in JANUARY
aoa rhey expec 20 do even better
with the show next month.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-14
rUNewR or MAS. Lomm.
Services Held Here and Remains
Forwarded 70 Ftrnandlna.

Forwarded to Fernandna.
The remains Of Mrs. Leo Lomm
were taken yesterday to Fernandina
on the EmmeIine Services were held
at the residence, Rev. Father Dunno
On Aciating Mrs J r. Wright and
Z Yes Helen 0'Connor sang very
sweetly the hymn Lead Kindly
Light" The casket was covered With
beautiful flowers gent bY many friends
OF the family
Sae funeral WIFI occur at Ternan,
dina rr%sza~ornine from the Catholic
churca
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-14
Council will Hardly Award
Trolley Franchise al Meet
ing Tonight
PRESENT STATUS OF nlTTEf
ii Usual Custom of Council is Follow
ed Ordinances Granting Both
Franchises viii 90 to the Or
dtnaree Committee.

TIE city council viii meet in regu
lar session this evening OF conrs
number OF routine matters are t.
be handled but the most importan,
object 10 receive the attention oi
he council will be the consideration
- TWO trolley propositions wnio.
familiar 10 readers Of tae News
her the agreements arrived at
y gst session of council last Thurs
lay night. both the ordinances ear
ryine..sgjth them the franchises of tnt
ks,rss md the Roman people AIS
Ailled. #s, they died fof l ra
Dson Il Mither was placed or it,
nlr& pal reading Consea4an
- propositions frola bot
e SUI miited this evening
r as the coum-il is con
GER ] that body acts in its
usual in such matters 0on
franchises viii be referred to tAe o.
.tdinanee committee and no action VIII.
ahaaAoD sither Of them this eve
fng e6anei could, Of course. ant
'sIn ~ reacn some conclusion in the
matter this evening and place the
selected franchise on its FIRST readins'
W lhout a committee report nut the
News understands taat The chances
are thar this VIII not he done aho
sat the usual reference 20 commit
es viii be had this evening
In Other words, council is 90 'rea
sae matter identically as II il We're
sn entirely new subject
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-14
rAE BAND CONCERT TONIGHT
Unusually Interesting Program VIII
De Rendered.

The concert 40 be given in Hanover
ark shia evening hy the Atlantic band
.ssistoa by members OF the band OF
ne PARKER Carnival Company promi-
ses 10 be unusually interesting and
is expected that a large crowd VIII
- ow to hear the music
An interesting program has been
prepared Ieader BauIa8artner
There vi1 be tventy-aieht pieces in
.ha band and the music will be the
tcst ever heard in the city
Thosc com erls VIII be given every
Thursday night. and as the musicians
re liberal enough TO treat tae pe9-
pie with such delightful music II i7
rored nat many VIII be out.