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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-03

Brunswick Steamship company Names
ThNn at RotterL m and Montreal
Canada.

Two circulars announce the a9p3H,-
ment oG agents OF the Brunswick
Steamship Company were received la
the city esterday the appointments
having been effective since February
/. but they have just been announ-
ced.
J. II. Claus d Co. are appointed
agents of tne company with Offices
at Rotterdam, Holland
Elias HeiR has been appointed
freight and passenger agent Of the
line at Montreal. Can Ia.
The appointment q these foreign
agents shows that Tie Brunswick
steamship Company is reaching ont
fods dsbusiness
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-03
Gordon Monument Commits
sion to Meet in Atlanta
on March Il
10 DECIDE upon A 0A[.
Final Arrangements Tor UnvelliaS
the Monument Win be Made at
the Meeting--Msny VIII At. "
tend the Exercises.

The John B. Gordon monument com
mission, which has charge Of all OF
the details in connection with the er
ection Of the statute Of General John B
Gordon, on the state capitol grounds,
viii hold a meeting on March II for
tho purpose Of making final arrange.
meats for the unveiling Of the statue
Inc meeting viii be held in Governor
rorrelps office
The commission Us composed Of
Governor Terrell, ex-ofleio. chairman.
General Clement A. Evans. Captain r.
%. Pak, S. W. Harris, j. W. Clark
of Augusta, and Hon. N IS. Harris
Of Macon.
The commission win open bids for
the granite pedestal upon which the
monument to rest anI upon these
bids win depend the date Of the uaveil-
ing Colonel II NJ. Swift, of Elberton
who had promised to give the granite
for the base. found out that he din
not have the necessary machinery
with which to cut out block of
more than 400 cubic feet, such as viii
be needed He viii however, give
all the stone to be used around the
. ~t.tf a7r=
If It Is found from the bids feT1s9etiier
pedestal can be furnished IN time
the unveiling Of the statute will take
place on May IL, the date of the fam
GUS Gordan incident at Spottsylvania
If the base cannot be secured in time
then the unyeiling win take place
on June q, the second day of the
meeting of the general assembly, at
probably 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
It has already been ascertained tnat
the statute itself win be ready for
The 18th. of May and the only doubt
therefore is about the pedestal
The program connected with the un
yelling viii be arranged at this meer
Ing. General Glen s1r A. Evans. zen
eral Gordon's comrade and friend, whl
was with him the day General Rober
e. Lee was made to go to the rear
will deliver the principal address
The mons1~~t will be unveiled b.
Mrs Bishop Brown. of Berlin, N. II.
md Mrs BWton Smith Of Atlanta, Gen
eral Gordon7s T2fehters. Every sur
yiying general Of the Confederate
tates, all mayors Of Georgia cities
members of the state legislature
state officials, all surviving ConfedeI
ate Confederate veterans in Georgia
she United Daughters Of the Confed
aracy, and many others will be cordial
IIy invited to attend the exercises.
It will probably also be settled a
the meeting just where the mont
ment will be placed Some rlember
of the commission 4ayor placing it i
the center OF the wide walk facin
the main entrance to the capitol o
Washington street. Others think
should be placed at the northwes
corner Of the capitol grounds. Ther
are strong points In favor Of both L
cations.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-03
BACON is APPOINTED
BY oOVER%OR TERRELL

crt---..---ll 4. 49,,
june 23 has been settied by Tie af77
Jointmeut OF Senator A. o Bacon.
The interim appointm MT is undl tre
legislature meets ia June at when
lime Senator Bacon viii Dr. elected
or six " airs. Governor Terrlll m do
he appointment Thursday evening
ma the commission reached Senator
Bacon Friday morning,
After considerable correspondence
between Governor Terrell and Sena, or
3acon the appointment was made.
senator Bacon stated that he found
mple precedent for such an appoint
ment
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-03
WALL ST. ROBBERY
IS DISCOVERED
Fifteen -Ooilar-a-Week Messenger Boy
ManouVered a Robbery from
tafe ot a Broker

New York. March Revelations Of
robbery in Wall street alleged Il
have been mauouvered by a SIS week
clerk were 1rough out today in police
court proceedings which We're brought
to trace $4,000 worth of bonds which
disappeared from the safe Of G. NJ
Minzesheimer & Co. brokers.
Gustave Girard, the cashier of The
finn, is missing.
It is supposed that the nYestjga
ton will reayeal large defaulcatons
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TELLER NINTED
IN SNAI BOX
---@-
But no Clue Has Yet Been Secuted
IN Regard to the Robbery of the
Chicago sub-Treasury.

Chicago, Marcn 2 -Chict WiIke an
nouuced today lhat he had not sue
zee ed ia locating any clue whateyel
to the guilty party or parties whc
robbed the Chicago suu-treasury OF
$4,000 recently.
The teller of the subtreasury wa
placed in the sweat box by the polio
and while in there he tainted, bu
nothing 10 implicate him in the robbery
has been secured, and many believe
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-03
BRYAN BRYAN TALKS TALKS OF
THE RAILROADS
Democratic Leader Says Hartman Is
Creating q Sentiment Of Public
Ownership Of Roads.

Omaha, Neb, March William J.
Bravau was in Omaha today and ne
discussed at some length tne recent
developments brought out IN the in
yesIgaHon before the Interstate COM
mcrce commission in New York.
Mr.. Bryan said that the disclosures
brought out by Hartman has craated
a great sentiment IN favor Of the
public ownership Of railroads and he
expected to soon see tnis a leading
ISSUE In tho United States.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-03
PRESIDENT GOODYEAR is
NOW VISITING ON JEkYL

President Goodyear, of the Buff
falo and susquehauna Railroad Com
pany. arrived a few days ago in mis-
private car and went over to Jekyl
to spend several days.
President Goodyear owns one Of the
prettlest cottages on the island and
he ls a regular visitor to the resort
coming down every winter to spent
some time.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-03
SENATE WILL NOT
PASS THE BILL
Democratic Members VIII Talk tho
Ship suboldy Bill to Death
Whsn T. Comes Up

Washington, March 2.-There is no
likelihood Of tie ship or mail SUBSIDY
bill, which passed the house FRIDAY
whila several democrats were absent
passing the senate during the present
session.
As soon as the matter comes up
il tie senate the democratic Senators
xsa bee.a tsesics 70 delsy acton are
ghax ulli talk tas blu to A. ses6a'
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-03

The steamer Emmeline whicd has
been ut the plant Of the ParkerHensali
Engineering Company for the past seq
eral days, was turned ont Friday ana
resumed her run to FornandiHa She
is now in fine shape
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-03
WILL EXHIBIT IN THIS CITY
Parker Carnival Company to open Up
Latter Part of the Month.

The Parker Carnival Company
which has been wintering in Bruins
wick. is now preparing 30 open M
carnival in this city during the lat
ter part Of the month All of the
tents. etc, are beng repaired and put
in shape for the opening and every
thing elese connected with the car
nival wiz soon be in readiness.
Many Of those connected with the
show. who left for their homes when
the carnival went into winter guar
ters. will return to the city 5efore the
company opens here.
The carnival will be given under the
auspices Of the Brunswick Rifemeu
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-03
First Methodist Church.

Sacrifices Of Lords supper will
be celebrated after the morning scr
mon. At II a. m. the subject Of the
pastors sermon viii be profit and
Loss and at the 7.S0 service the cub
ject will be THE Sinful Woman.
Sunday school at 2,So p. NJ praya
service on wednesday, at 7.SO .. n
Ths pvbjls is cordially lnyit@A
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-03
RECEIVER IS ASKED
FOR MRS. EDDY
BY HER SON
All Affairs of Christian Science win
Now be Thoroughly Aired in the
Different Courts OF New Harm.
shire.

Concord, N. H.. March "A son o.
Mrs. Eddy. the great Christian
science leader today asked for a re.
ceiSer for all of her property in
Concord and elsewhere.
ia49 is stated that the action on the
of her son viii lie the cause OF
F1ng all of the affairs of the Chris
ean science in the courts and som
Sensational developments are expect
ed.
General Streeter the personal
counsel Of Mrs. Eddy. stated today tha
he suit would Hously fought
de claims that Is client is as strons
mentally as ~ has been during the
past ten yeas
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-03
HEAVY DAMAGE DONE IN
THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
eY RECENT RAIN STORMS

Memphis, Tenn, March 2.-Reborts
from points along the MissDpi val
ley indicate that heavy damage has
been done In that section by the
recent heavy rain storms which hla
caused tho banks Of tho river TO
sysrAsw In naaav places.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-03
win Return "

Congressman Brantley wiS42Sct lrh
from Washington Wednesday mornin~
Congress will adjortn Mondly ard
Mr.. Brantey will Leave imueflate'E
for Brunswick 1t .s exp 'ctea that
the loving cup to be givea him by
the people of tho city as 4 token ot
appreciation, viii be preag1tet soma
t.sss aeEt wea&.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-03
Elrst ssptIet chureh:

Services II a. m. and 7,30 p. n
Sunday school 9,45 p. m. Morning
sry'sct Compensation OF disciple
ship" Eyenirg ubject. GODS LovG
for the World a c:rdiai wslcorl
viii ss given 70 all.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-03
READY Fo8 THE INSPECTION.

Brunswick Rifemen VIII be Put on
the Rack During Present Week.
Inspector General w G Obear, Of
the state troops, win be in Brunswick
duius he latter part Of the week
and the Brunswick Ridemen viii be
put through their annual examination,
Captain Dunn nas his company in
fine condition at present and It is
expected that the members will make
a most creditable showing in fact it is
thought that they VIII stand 2 bettci
examination than the 60 n?anv has
In a number Of years
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-03
PRESBYTERIAN Church.

On Sunday morning At the Presby-
terian church. Rev. T. D. Thomas will
preach on THE Chief End Of Man
Tne evening subject will be The
Wsy Of the Transgressor "a Hard
Bible class at p. m
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-03
LAST CHAPTER IN TRAGEDY
Was the Funeral Of Young Brown IN
Americus Yesterday,

Americas Yesterday
proeabiy the last chapter in the
Brown-Dayeapolt tragedy Of Wedne5.
day night occurred yesterday in Amer
!cus whore the remains Of youns
Brown were laid to rest in that c-tJ
Not a single new development occur
red in the case yesterday, though
the tragedy was still the topic Of
conversation IN the city AID many
new theories were suggested but
nothing to throw any light on the case
was discovered and probably never
VIII be
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-03
eTROTHER BROTHERS HAVE
ABANDONED HIGHER LAW
PLEA IN FAMOUS CASE

Culpeper, Va, March 2.-The stroth-
er brothers. who are on trial here
for their ufa. have abandond the high
er law plea, or th5 written law This
was announced today.
1t is understood that - ense
will now seek TO clear boys
on the plea Of insanity
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-03
Giy Council TO Meet and
Again Take Up The
Subject
MAY TAKE SOME ACTION
Not Very Likely However, That the
soions Wal Agree to Let the


city eounop n ad3ournel
eessiop at th hall Tuesday night
and the meeting promises to e ol
unusual interest because OF the f9ct
taat it is generally understood that
tie solous VIII take up the trolley fran.
ehise proposition and something deH
Eite may be decided though it Is eS.
gee 3 tnat the matter will be discuss
few hours in executive ses-
will then go over until the
! Is. This has heon tile po.
every meeting for tha a..
his.
rs that the matter is square
~ up TO council Two propositions
baya been made to the city aad whica
one Of these viii be accepted remains
10 bs seen It may be that the voters
# the city Will be called upon to de,
ode which Of the applicants shall re-
celvc the franchise, as one Oh the pe-
titioners has announced that he is Will
ing to submit the question 10 o vote Of
tie people It is hardly probable.
asosss t.is tissse =, a ennrse of deternin.
4i' no shall get the francnlso
resos ted to.
nae trolley matter is at present at.
[ citing great attention among the
people of the city and taey are an
xsons to see the matter settled. It has
Seen hanging ale before council nov
far many weeks. and no COED excuse
Ias been advanted TO explain Che long
3elay. It does seems that the matter
shoud be taking shape by this time
although the people don't know aAy
,alna about the transactions as the
su5ject has always been discussed
5f executive session and the .acts
aave not been made known 70 the
J4ople.
However It is hoped that some hing
throw q little light on the situation
vim be done tomorrow uish.t
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-08-31


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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-08-31
D z g. y Richmond, Freder.
T.. I q .iekSburg, and Pots
mas Railroad

TRAINS LEAVE -NORTHwARD
e:S5 4. ,M--Daily-Byrd Street. Through.
200 A. N-Daily- Street Through.
1850 A. N-Mcck ulvs-Elha. Ashland Ac.
Commofation.
$40 A. M.-uuly-ByrI st. Through local
1851 Noou-we,b Days-Byrd st. Through, 80
p 5o-Week Days. Elba, Ashland Ac-
CommOdatiou.
iugton Accommodation.
o-+5 T. M-Suui3v oniy-EIba Washirrtor
Accommodation
o''1 J.. A--Neek nays-Elba. Ashland Accom-
mediation
Gst5 7. M-Daily Main street. Through.
$50 p. A-DJly-Byrd stress. Through.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND SOUTHWARK.
ESQ A. M.-week Days-Elba. Ashland Accom-
80: go A. M,I-Inatly-Byri Street. Through.
$50 a. M-Wcek Days-Byrd street Wash.
ingtou Accommodation.
'''' a. ST. s .y oa.y-Eiba- Washington
1880 A. M-week D-ys-Elba. Ashland Ae-
l5i.9 ]. M.-paily-Maiu Street Through.
2'f5 p. M-paily-Byri Street Through.
3.45 P. M.-Week DAYS Main Street
- through. Exposition Special.
80 y A-Daily-Byrl Street Through
'.oo T. N-Daily-Byrd 50. Through. Local
stops.
9.l5 ?. M-Daily-N2in Street Tbrourb
WI t-ttilwan sleeping or parlor cars ON an
ABOVE trains, except local accommodstfors
All trains 20 and from Byrd Street station
Tins Of arrivals and departures ana connec.
tons not guaranteed
q. w, c. Cl Up W. p. TAYLOR.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-08-31

Frock Of gray-blue wolfe for little
girl Both blouse and skirt are &c
coreion plated. The blouse is encir-
cled ut the bottom. with narrow
bands OF lace insertion and has a lit
tie yoke OF Irish lace
The bretelle and straps are OF the
material, ornamented with enamel
buttons. The girdle. knotted at the
side. is of liberty 10 match. The short
sleeves are trimmed to correspond.
The skirt is finished at the bottom
with a rufiie of Irish lace. headed by
three rows OF the insertion.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-08-31

Srs know so wen how 90 an,ry 10 fab
RIGS OF all kinds. Their color schemes
are originol 81 not daring at times.
and combinations of shades hitherto
unheard OF distinguish nearly an the
designs OF 2 prominent Rue de Ia
PaiX firm.
Imagine very pale rose pink silk
Bingham trimmed with sprays or
W'staria blooms. = natural sizo. en-
broidercd upon delicate mauve linen.
then appliqued upon tie skirt OF the
gown. making their reonpearanco up
on the revers Of loose-ftung jap
anese coat and again around the
sleeves.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-08-31
STYLES IN TUB FABRICS.
Materials Are Wrought in High De-
gree OF Elegance.

Mercerized tub fabrics have been
developed to such a high degree of
elegance that IL is sometimes diff.
ficult TO distinguish them from the
face cloths. as far as appearance is
concerned. They come in all the
smart colors and dressmakers do not
hesitate 10 trim them with any ma
'teriaI that readily acquiesces to the
vogue for combinations.
The use of silk and satin covered
buttons makes tub frock OF mercer
lied Bingham much richer TO look
upon. while they. with the assistance
of fibre braids advance such fabrics
a peg or two toward social fitness. A
number OF tennis costumes, or, rather,
gowns worn at the smart tennis
tournaments. are carried out In lus-
trous tub fabrics, and one can really
make these quite as costly az a cloth
model.
Some OF the washable materials.
probably half OF them, are In the
striped effects so modish In more OK
pensive fabrics. and all are well suit
ed TO the chic kimono coat and sleeve
effects and plated skirts that just
touch the ground. One Of the economi-
cal features OF tbs SILK ginghams.
chambrays. etc, 10 that II is never
necessary to trim them. unless one
really ycarns for th, handsome deco
rations which tie French dressmak-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-08-31
HOSIERY OF THE SEASON.
All Shades Provided for Matohlno
Dress Accessories.

Brown, OF course. takes the lead
and every shade from cream to deem
brown is represented. so that there
can be no possible difficulty in match.
ing gowns. hats or accessories
whether only 20 cents IS to he ov.
pended or five dollars for a pair Fine
Isle thread come al the former prIca
and silk hose. deliberately embroi5-
cred, yet as delicate as "A cobweb. NAV
be bought for the latter sum. At The
lesser price, stockings embroidered
in silk dots TO ragged looking fun
so that in buying it will be well 10
avoid the more tempting embroidered
hose and choose the rlain. when apv
girl, even with unskinod fingers
could set In dots by hand, and so pro-
cure more lasting effect
Brown stockings embroidered IN saIf
tones are preferred and certainly are
In better taste. although tiny mink
roses, forget-me-nots and similar small
flowers adorn many pairs.
Stripes have superseded the open.
work effects. and come in all widths
the narrowest being just a dropDe6.
stitch in lines less than an inch
apart, the plain portions showing a
row Of dots. Others have open work
stripes an inch wide. looking at FIRST
glance, not unlike a band OF fancy
braid.
The greatest variety seems 10 be
among the black stockings. and
some of the embroidories en- th-s. AZ.
most elaborate. and he La ins~r-
tngs are truly exquisite.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-08-31
Londcn,s Par4r~-

London is full OF poetry, full OF
pictures, fun OF rest IL people will
only believe IT, The true painters and
poets see mono OF the sights and draw
backs which complaint is made by the
prosaie. nor does the really busy
worker the enthusiast hear tho noise
which drives the idler away from
town.-Lady'a Pictorial.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-08-31

Many vegstarians fall back on the
bible for comfort. and IL is even said
that the great prophet Elijah was a
vegetarian. How so? God command
ed the crows TO feed the old fellow.
and we have II In l. Kings. xviii, g.
the ravens broaght him bread and
flesh IN the morning and bread and
flesh IN the eveniag: AID be drank OF
the brook "--sJ~~ York preaA
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-08-31
ANCIENT DEFINITIONS.

In time-yellowed copy Of the Ma
tional Journal. Peter Force. editor
which was published I'm Washington
tri-weekly in 1925. are found the fol
lowing definitions:
Observation-Disclosures imitation.
Pedant-A man so absurdly ignor.
ant as TO be vain of his knowledge
Rhyme-Often substitute Tor
poetry, and an antithesis TO reason.
Scandal-The tatue Of fools and
malignants who Judge OF their neigh.
bors by themselves.
Spinster-An unprotected female
and, OF course, fine subject for ex.
ercising the courage Of towards and
the wit OF the witless.
Tinder-A thin rag. such for in
stance. as the dresses OF modern &c
males. intended 20 catch the sparks. "
raise a flame" and light up a
match"
Vanity-Another word for the whole
heoung pageant OF human existence.
Ugliness-An advantageous stimu.
lus for the mind. that it may make az
for the deficiencies of the body.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-08-31
TERsE SAYINGS.

To be unaware OF your ability is to
have none.
High society is Ike The tropics
scrpeuts are there.
To keep your friends. keep your
troubles Ia yourself.
Actors who are "tho glass Of fash
ion usually go broke
The critics make plays. The dra.
matist only writes them
The soubrette is often like a bottle
OF vinegar; mother SIS there
4 clever actress g. measured by the
iewelry she does not wear.
No matter how sood a iuggler YOU
are, don't toss your nose up az people.
When the soubrette sings OF key
the landlord puts her out OF the fat.
Women auto.sts are now suffering
from a dread nightmare called loco
motor attacks-her.'
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-08-31
oeod Rsnar,oe.

At q recent club dinner one OF the
guests in the course OF MS speech
spoke OF the value Of repartee. He
told OF handsome. well-dressed wom-
an who got in a crowded street car.
She had the attention OF everyone and
soon had a seat Turning TO the DON
or she said: You're jewel" No."
he replied. Il am ieveleF-I set tie
jewel Taller.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-08-31
ented the envelope in 1874.

vented the envelope in 1924.
The Irish POOR. with their potato
iiet. never have rheumatism.
In Wcsthofen. in Germany. smoking
N the streets is prohibited.
Nowhere in Shakespeare IS the dog
spoken Of with commentator.
Syrian women wear en- the forehead.
10 hold the veil out from the face. a
horn 10 inches lCns.
Americans write the best hand. En-
glish the second. FreaCh the third and
Spanish the wcIs
Elizabeth Cody Stanton once said
that the wors. mscscrs VI woman suf-
frage had been wo-en themselves.
The British LIE C1arssnan must be
at least SIX feet in hei~Lt end at least
IS inches around che chest.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-08-31
Not quite VIVA, He Meant.

Fuddle.-You know Stocks. DON'T
you?
Doctor.-Yes, indeed. He's now a
patient OF mine
Fuddle.-Pretty wide-awake man.
isn't he?
Doctor should say so. I'm treat
Ing him for insomnia.-Royal Maya
zine