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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-11
MUST DELIVER MESSAGES
OR PAY A SEQ FINE

Atlanta, Ca, Aug. 10.-By vote oI
g 20 Z - senate ca yesterday pas
sed the bill of Senator Holder to pro-
vide a penalty Of $50 for the failure
Of telegraph and telephone companies
to deliver messages promptly The
bill is not applicable to towns Of less
than 800 people.
The bill Of Senator Born. to allow
relatives Of an employee injured by
corporation to secure punitive, as
well as comDonsa tory damages, ".s
defeated bg a vote Of 80 to Z.
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over Twenty-onc WHl &c offered
Their,

Tomorrow viii be dresser sale
aay at Leavy & Cos. 2ia Grart
street. but only 21 win be offered.
These goods are not being sold at
eothing win be sold before 10 am.
and a salesman win be there to
price the goods
Last night we closed at $50 just
as advertised, and tomorrow we VIII
be open from am. to PM but
nothing win be sold d
Tuesday viii be spring day ana
bed springs Of every kind VIII be
sold at the lowest possible prices.
We baye eight more OF these hail
mattresses.
We will sell only one dresser to
any one party tomorrow. Le4yy y
COS. 213 Grant street.
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GEORGIA WILL NOT BE A PROAL
BlTlON STATE AFTER ALL,
IT SEEMS.
FULL SWAY Fl8 THE CLUBS
Ants Claim That Wrcht Amend
ment to the, General Tax Act
VIII In a Measure Defeat
Prohibition.

} What the allt-pfoh,biti leaders
declare vii! cause social clubs tc
spring up in every city and town in
the state aua that whIskey win be
kept there, in lopker4, was injected
into the rFl tsx act Friday, when
the amendlneiat5. offered by llr
Wright. OF Floyd, tazing all such
clubs $500 wss ie4onted by Fhe house
without discerning vote This is
The same provision as affReared in the
general tax act last year "8hen pro
hibition was not in vogue.
The amendment which N adpats4
...'.1 Upon oyerr .s.r,1, club. d ta5.
association of ersons, 10 shall
keep, Or permit to be kept, in any
rcom, or place, br any place or ang
room connected herewith. directly cr
Indirectly in which memlArs of such
club. association or corpW Wtlon. fire.
Quent or assembl RnXintoxicatins
liquors, the sum ~
Provided uo in this section
shall be conshGSd TO license or per
NIT any intoxican; or liquors in any
place now prohibited by law on which
shall hereafter be prohibited by law
In Introducing this amenqment Mr.
Wright natla a brief spepch aud sta.
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LAST WEEK WITH
THE LEGISLATURE
U1ST@AISHED MACON PLATFORM
BlLLS WILL BE RUSHED
THROUGH.
N0R( DONE YESTERDAY
House Adopad General Appropria-
tion Bill Win a Number of Chan
ces-Local Bills Were
Also Passed.

Atlanta, Ga Aug l0--l1ost Of t.
day was occupied in The house in me
passage OF the general appropriation
Bill There were a number Of cham
ses. none Of much Importance, how
ever. made in the bin before it was
finally adopted, and the house spent
several hours in finally agreeing upon
it,
Twenty-elght local bills were 9so
passed during the day in The house.
IN The senate the nadcotic bill a
Senator Stecd was passed after con
siderable discussion one or two 10.
cal bills were also passed by the
senate
General Tax Act Read.
In the house the general tax act
was read for The FIRST uma. This is
now one of the most Important mat
tcrs pending bslore the solons and
they win probaA j set clear of it as
early as possib next week. The
house Will probaN PASS it Tuesday
and h wiu he NO 10 the senate.
This the ~ Week.
with six more ~ King days fac
inc bem tbe members of .he legis
,af,,r. aod themselves way behind
with work and it is now Known that
an of the imnouant matters will not
ba djegesaa 81 before tile day OF ad-
iouranent.
II was announced today that next
week toa house would at once be-
aiu gr- "a matters recommend d 8y
,a 2,ac3n platform. aaa as Aany o.
.beea ,.ara,qrs AS Ye3si5.s Wi4 Eaci.
caoo uD
0aa rf tba most .mpor.an Bills to
he 5i4poerd Of and one which viii
o,c...v eao*il rasl tnio iii the
boges ie ,be di.frauehisemcnt bill.
Il Il eva4n,ad tbal shis measure win
conn, ua vuesla,. hat as caus.d rable
oraosit.5Y hans deye.oDed 10 ii recent
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CANS AND BURNS MATCHED
FOR FIGHT IN Los ANGELES

Los Angeles, Cal, August l0.-Joe
Cans and Tommy Burns @ere today
matched for fight to take place in
this city on August % for the world $
championship. 1t is expected to be
the best battle fought in recent
wears. Both OF the fighters will go
IN training at once.
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NOT AN ALARM SOUNDED.
Since the New System Was c
pleted In the City.

The new Gamewan fire alarm sys-
TEN has been completed in Bruns-
wick for the past week or ten days,
but there has not yet been smglA
alarm of fire sent in since its comN
pletion In fact, the fremen have
not been called out in about two
weeks, and have only had one or two
serious confagrations to fight this
year,
Chief Green. however, has tested
the new system and found it TO be
il perfect working order 1t is a big
Improvement over the old system and
the chief is greatly pleased with it.
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IRON MouLDERs ADJOURN.

Philadelphia, Aug. 10.-The cor
ycntion OF the International Molders'
Union Of North America, adjourned
today to meet in Milwaukee in 1915
All Of the executive officers who yes
le7day refused an increase in salary
were reelected today.
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BOILER MAKERS STRIKE.

portland, Ore, Aug. 1o.-Boiler
makers employed by the Oregon Rail
road aud Navigation company and
the Southern Pacific road on their
lines in Oregon struck today having
been ordered out by their district
president.
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HleHwAYMAN NOT LYNcHE0.

Highland Falls, n =, Aug. l0.-lh-
vesdgaion shows that the report oil-
eplated last night that an Italian
btehwaqnan had been lynehed by 2
mob OF his fellow c2unrgmen Juse oae-
aide the United States Military Aead'
orov reservation was untrue.
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FEVER At
GIENFUGOS, CUBA
I-@-
AMERICAN TROOPS USING EF
FORCS TO KEEP IT FROM
SPREADING.

Cienfugos, Cuba, August 1o.-A
number Of cases Of yellow fever de
yey6ned here today and it is under
stbod that there are now d large mum
b64/ Of cases in the city.
The Americans have taken charge
OF the situation and are doile5 every
ding possible to keep tfe' disease
from spreading Thus far. 81 Of the
Americans have been sl%4 WI
The fever.
Efforts are being m, ia keel
the cases confined 10 Afiet in
the city and American 5fas'haYe
been put on garrison
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COLUMBUS MAN HELD
UNDER SERIOUS CHARGE.
Farmers Wife in Alabama Causes
Goodwin's Arrsst.

GIOIFFtit -
Columbus. Ga, Aug. 1f-Joe Good
win. a young man of Columbus, was
ceIriad to Phenix City. Ala, tais at-
ternoon. escorted by Two men with
Winchester rifles and was p.ced ~
laH there. on the charge OF attempted
criminal assault upon Mrs. L. Par
ridge, wife. Of farmer in BeatloA'
Lee county, Alabama.
Goodwin went out into Alabama to
deliver some stock this afternoon, ana
The alleged ,smpted assault occur
red at the Partrtlge home. Goodwin
alter he had been placed in jail -
Phoenix City, SAID that he mae 2 re
raark that MS. Partridge cons ise
j. iasaitlng and Ghat was The ezIeni
i his ofense Partridge tried t.
as Goodwin afser he vas aFres ca
~. was Kept fronl doaiig 81
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JUDGE JAILED ON
MURDER CHARGE
A TEXAS JURlST PLACED IN JAIL
BY ONE OF TAE OFFICERS
OF THE COURT.
HIS COURT WAS u SESSION


Center, Texas August lo. While
he was presiding over Il session Of tie
circuit court in th.s city This morn
~, Judge Henry short. one Of tire
] knowa judges in this section oil
Ithe stato, was arrested ana placed
r. Jail en- The charee Of murder.
Judse Short was on the bench and
IA very interesting case was being
\ tried, when officers walked up with
v Warrant which charged the iuriso
vfr@a@aM Mder He was very much sur
plised N en- presented with the docu-
ment, bu was compelled to recess his
court a accompany the officer 10
the couety Jail.
The murder for which Judge Short
was today arrested was committed
some time ago and proved a complete
puzzle to the officers. They have been
hard at work on it, however which
resulted IN the arrest Of the judge
ApiS morning.
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TO ST. Simon Today.

VI is expected that the usual large
crowd will 90 over 10 ST. simon To-
day. The ST. Simon Transit Com
pany will operate its regular sche
aule, Wild he exception of TWO eH
ia boats, leaving at city at 1,30 ana
ST. Simon ut 3 ?, m,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-11

New York, 4 10.-News which
has reached The maritime exchange
and shipping Offices here is to the ei-
feet that tho navy department
through its agents in New York,
baltimore and Newport News has
chartered total Of fourteen vessels
Ito carry to the Pacific coast ports
rhe coal is for the use Of the greai
batueahip feet which is to bbe sen
10 The Pacific in tee fall
The governments need are now sat
isned, it is said. A majority OF thC
vessels engaged have sailed alreadJ
a lot of 7G,000 Of the 10000 tons O
coal needed on the coast naying been
dispatched.
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WILL ExcuRT ON WEDNESDAY
Pilots Going Over To Play Ball Game
- Wilh Fernandj1a

Pilots Going Over To Play Ball Game
MWith Fernandi1a.
The PiI0s Nbave arranged to play
ball game AEernandina on next
Thursday afternoon and the bail team
has arranged to run q big excursion
over to ;hat city.
The steamer Emmeline has been
chartered to take over the Nowd, and
she viii leave here at S.N in The
morning. The fare FOR the Ground
trip has beef fixed at s1.5o "A it is
expected that a large nupK Ker OF
fans will so over to witness game
This VIII be the first Ii that
Brunswick and Felnandina HI met
in ban game this summed
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I. RArcLIFF PASSES AWAY.
Was Probably the Oldest Persons
lin GIynn County.

R. L. RatcHH. who resides near
Erookman. this county, passed away
al his home Friday afternoon. While
Mrs RatcHff's exact age cannot be as
certained. II is believed that he is the
oldeet person in the county, being
very close to the century mark. He has
been living in his present home near
Brookman for the past forty years.
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-1aaENr OF tle 0Id EH'
u this county near
baves three sons,
e RatcliH He also
80 number OF grand and
great Mchildren lie was well
know "a popular all over the coun-
ty andskas many friends who WIN re-
erct to learn of his death.
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OPERATORS N0N1uT
IN TWENTY TWO
CITIES :
TIE STRIKE is GROWING SER.
IOUS AND THERE Is NO LIKE
LlAOoD OF 1T BEING SETTLED

Up TO 6 o'clock toniglM the strike
had been tnauguratga yenty-twC
large cities and VI preading
1t is impossible to estfTf at this
time exactly how many men areNNput
Offices inthls city are greatly handi'
capped and but few men were at work
today Up TO last night only eight
cities had followed, but reports re
ceiyed today show that the men in
twenty-five Offices are now cut
1t is feared that the strike win be
one Of the most serious eyer inapgu-
raced. las the telegraph companies
yhave announced that they VIII stand
pat and win not grant the demands
Of the operators. =
On the other hand the union claf4s
that they are right and the strike
viii be continued
1t is expected that by Monday night
tie operators in at laeast dtty cities
will be out r
Omcials Of the Western Fstsii 20
night stated that they did not dqsite
to make any statement on The situa-
tion
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-21
RECENT DEATH.

News has been received in this city If
the death of Ephram Pierce in Clifton.
DE- le Mass. The funeral viii be held to-
day at his late home and burial will take
place in the family lot there. Mr.. Pierce
was formerly OF Vermont, having been
reared in the town of Woodbury. where
for some years he lived on a farm. Sew
eral years ago he went to Massa chusetts,
where he engaged in the real estate bust
ness and prospered, holding az one time
large real estate interests in Boston
Lynn and other suburbs. lie was nearly
70 years OF age and was the eldest OF a
large family OF children, most Of whom
are now dead. About two years ago he
broke a hip, from which he never fully
recovered, and this in part. with old age.
caused MS death. Besides a widow, he is
survived by one adopted daughter. Mrs
Bruce, who resides with him. lie was
a man OF devout religious principles AMI
much Of his money previous 10 death had
ben given to the church In the town Of
Calais stands n large church which he
erected and presented to tho Christians.
Mr. Pierce was an uncle Of William NJ.
Strong of this city
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BY OCEAN
AND BY RIVER
A Delightful Journey Down the
Atlantic Coast and Up the
Potomac.
EIGHT GREAT DAYS
Including the jamestown Ter-Ccntcn-
NAL Exposition. Philadelphia AND
Washington - Absolutely Free
TO the Winners In the Free
PRESS Contest.

Any Saturday morning from tho
Voting contest until tho close of the
exposition. November 50. tho winners
may leave for the great fair. Thcy
Will arrive at Providence at about
eight O'Clock ard Immediately board a
steamer for Norfolk. Statcrooms and
meals will be provided on the steamer
and the tourists will be permitted to
enjoy the magnificent sight of a sun
ris" on the ocean.
The return trip. with its eleven
he one of the delightful features.
Luncheon viii be served on the
steamer. Sich interesting points will be
passed as Point Lookout, used by the
government as PRISON for Confod
crate prisoners; Wakefield, tho birth
place of Washington. ACquia Greek.
whore heavy batteries were erected in
che civil War; indian Head; Marshall
Halt, Mount Vernon. The steamer
will arrive at Washington at seven
O'Clock in tho evening The sight
seeing tour through tho capital and
the trip to Philadelphia win occupy
the rest of the journey
Excluding the exposition. the trip
would be we'll worth the effort re-
qured. only a little push aud enter
prise and YOU may talk it. absolutely
at the expense Of the Free Press.
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in which the general was born remains
much as it was when that event oc-
Cured
Immediate assistance So required 10
keep Vermont Academy. the Baptist in
stituton at Saxtons River. from nnan.
cial disaster. The trustees are striving %
secure an endowment fund OF 100000 5,
addition to the present fund OF $1,000
The academy has debt Of $4,000 which
Increases at the rate of 5000 u year. u
was founded 81 years ago and It's plan
is worth at least $4,000. The late Gov
l"vi Is. Fuller and the late Con. j +
Estcy Of Brattlchoro were influential ii
its establishment and carly prosperity
Supt. 90 Education Mason s. stone o.
Montpelier has issued three valuabl,
pamphlets respecting the schools of tho
state. ono of them will prove OF great
N1ln" 80 teachers ana school officers. II
is book containing all the school law,
enacted at tho last session Of tho lcgis-
laturc and includes every measure that
was put into law regarding public I'm.
struction. Included in the list is a copy
Of booklet on the Capitalization Of
Schools In which is related the uru.
visions Of the new law which goes inc
effect April |. He also issues at Init
time his circular on school supervision
which is prepared for teachers and schoo
officials.
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4 BOY FINANCIER.
Tcn-Hcar-oid Tad nic.>s up SiO.0no on
stock E,chnn-c by Lucky >troI>c.
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Effects permanent cures.

all Of this city. are stopping at the
same hotel where Mr.. and Mrs. Benedict
are quartcred.
The annual Catalogue Of the Tniver-
sity OF Vermont has made its appear
ance, this time for the college year of
19o6-1907. 1t is Il book of 15S pages
and is prefaccd By map of the uni-
versity Campus and surrounding
streets. There arc number of full
page pictures Of college buildings and
the usual informa ton about admission.
administration ana courses of instruc-
tion. Tho roll OF students shows 81
in the acadcmical and lGl in the medi-
cal department. " total of $50.
The remains OF tho late Edward
Wells lcft Miami Florida, Yesterday,
accompanied by Mrs wells AMI Or. and
Mrs. j. y. Tanner. and viii arrive in
burlington saturday Mes. John G.
sykes Of New Yorl, city arrived in tho
city Yesterday morning. and opened the
Wells home at II Summit street Don-
mite arrangements FOR tho funeral viii
not he made Lntll Che funeral rhrty ar
rivrs, but It is thought that tho scivic"
will not be held before Sunday. Ir.
u
city ana Mr. Sykes Will Join the party
there.
william Francis the veteran ish nr-
man of Mallett's bay. walked into this
city yesterday with a hand sled laden
with iish erd Il six pound pike securely
wrapped in 4 newspaper Tho pike
was caught near Hog Back island
through the ice aud is considered ono Of
tie largest caught this season. Mr..
Francis reports fishing as good he hav-
ing caught. 65 lings. besides n quantity Of
smelt and perch IN one night. He was
compelled to walk into town yesterdny
because his horse became tangled Up
with hitch rope in the stall and
stranEled to death.
The esteem in which The late Robert
5. styles vas held was shown by the
large number oe his friends vino attend
cd the funeral service a, III" HON" of his
daughter. Mrs. +. VI. Gould. AT 81 Or
chard Terrace. Saturday afternoon at
two o'clock. The service WIS in charge
Of the Re-. George Y. Bliss and the
bearers were u. G. Humphrey. Il. NJ.
Mcintosh, +. A. Brodie and Don A.
stone, four past masters Of Washington
Lodge. No. ,, r and A. NJ. of which tho
deceased was for long time mombcr
Tn" noral tributes were profUs". The
body was placed in the vault ut Lake
View. where the service was in charge
of the lodge.
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REFLECTIONS OF a BACHELOR.

Men are ashamed to have lot of
children and women not to.
No woman ever thinks her dress be-
coming If she knows 1t cost less than
her ueSt-door ucighbor'S.
\ woman likes to visit her relatives
So she can let thum know how many
better things sh" has at home.
A man feels awfullY foolish crossing the
street right after he has lodged a ear
coming that wasn't there.
4 woman takes her religion as seri-
ously as a man hts politics, but she
doesn't get blacll IN the face about It,
New York Press.
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1000 TREES INVOLVED.
owrership of Timber Land I'm Jericho
to Ec settled by Suit.

The sui; Of John r. Sharpley IS Jo-
Iseph Sinner, an action Of tresrass. in
which damages are placed at 1.2no was
fied IN chittenden county court Yes:cr-
day.
The plaintiff claims that the defendant
on October 10. 1906, and from time to time
Thereafter broke and entered certain
close in jericho consisting Of lots ~ and ~
in the southeastern part of the town, AID
cut and converted TO his own use trees
and underbrush growing thereon. Ia"
trees arc itemized as 200 maple uees and
the same rumbcr OF beccA poplar. bass
wood, oak, birch. ash end .0p other trees,
all to the value of 1890
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-21
THE PACE CUICKEKS.
Less Tiinr Forty Votes Separate the
Two Nearest the Double Prize.

This morning finds Clara Finn Of -.
Adams and James Allen of South Hero
separated by only 81 votes. This is Il
remarkably close margin considering
the number Of votes east and indicates
close contest for the double prize.
Group one has some good gains, the
Greateat being that of Margaret Dennis,
who has stepped into second place.
Mrs. w. V. Beach OF Charlotte has
taN"n front seat In Group Four.
James Allen. above mentioned. pollod
1000 Yesterday in Group Five and
other candidates did remarkably well.
Thn Standing follows:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-21

The hotel cook vas a doughty mar.
| He secured each pot ana he ratified each
pan;
At rs glance the scuilions all turned pa.e.
And often he made a sparrow quail,
cleveland Leader.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-21

After woundng big Canadian lynx
on mountain near StockbridRe, quick
work with a shotgun was al that saved
e. II. Holland of Rutland from being
chevHd some The carcass weighed over
95 pounds and measured 20 inches from
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-21
MEMS LIST
DIED.

JONESIn ct. Louis, Mo, Februar ~
18th, Miss Mary T., Jones' Of Charlotte,
Vt.
WELLs-ln Miami, Fla, February IS
Edward Wells, aged r. years.
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I uuMmMnBuHnsHs
. VERMONT NOTES
d nuuuuHEHuHpE nuUuuu

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Starting to cut down n hollow tree m
East Concord, Hubbard FISHER discovered
a runaway swarm OF bees and secured
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Tho Orleans COUNTY Rural Letter Car
ricrs' association will hold is annual
meeting at the home of Il. ~ Knapp in
Irasbureh tomorrow.
.r,o so,ioi,,.. 80 r,.,.. ,,.,.o oi.1 go,
mination papers for John II. Carson for
mayor Tho only other nominee IS the
citizens candidate, John Robbins
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inc of, or oro ord ~ q, ,,,,,1t,n p,oin,
snow, plov, the o,hc, mimi -, Xo,y,or,
The ere dcnnr,mcnt was caI,cd ON,
Al II o,toorv If porra has coro =,
Champlain y whore N, t,lso. tb,
position of foreman ON the chnr,,ain
roynsolor.
The republican ticket at Bennington
will be opposed uy a fusion ticket made
up about equally OF democrats ana ie-
P''''''''''
Mrs. Emilin" Icndco Smith Of PITTS
ford Is 50 years old. She is the oldest of
% persons there who arc oyer so years
of age. Eight If this number are over
90 years old.
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LEMON CREAM PIE.

Crate the yellow riNd from q lemon
add The juice. two level tablespoons o.
butter. the same of curnslarch. ono hat
e1 egg, on" cup Of sugar and ono cup %.
boiling water. COOS together and use fui
f.llirs ono good sized p." plai" using ont
crus; and a mcrtusI ". or Two crusts.