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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-03
ARE 70 HAVE AN EXCHANGE
Ladies' Of the Macc7bses Raising
Funds for Orphans Home

Ladies' Of the Macc7bses Raising
Funds for Orphans Home
The Ladies Of the Maccajoees are
about to establish womans ex-
change for the sale Of Fancy work,
cakes, pies and all articles usually
found in the exchanges in large cit
les. A window has been donated
for the ladies to display the arti-
cleg for sale by Mr.. Stoyall Smith
and a committee will be found in
the drug store when tne exchange
has been fully established A
charge Of ten percent will be made
on all articles sold and this sum vii!
ii set aside for the orphans home
that the order is trying to establish
in this city.
Communications relating to the
sale OF articles may be addressed to
Mrs. J. A. Smith. 500 g street or
Mrs. H. NJ. Branham, London street
The exchange will be formally open
cd for the sale Of articles Thursday
Of gsis week ..-.-.----
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-03
SOUTHERN NAMES
NUMBER Of NEW
AGENTS
GENERAL FREIGHT AGENTS AP.
POINTED IN MANY SECTIONS
COVERED BY THE GREAT
SYSTEM.

Washington, April 2.--In line with
the policy of the Southern railway
as outlined 10y President Finley. to
bring about closer relations and har-
monious cooperation with it's patrons
and in order to place authorized rep
resentatiyes of the copmany in con
venient porxmity to the shipping
public, the Southern will OIL April
4. appoint seven general freight
agents with headquarters at different
cities. instead of having one general
freight agent at Atlanta. Each gen.
eral freight agent will have author
ity over the territory inS49is jurisdic
ton.
Vice President J. k Culp has is.
sued circMars maldk kg the follow.
ing appointments;
Geo. II. Browder, non general agent
Of system, win be mad as its freight
traffic manager, with headquarters
III Atlanta.
John B Munson, noM general
agent at New York, will made
assistant freight traffic mGnAeer,
with headquarters at Washington. \
]. II. Drake, general freight agent.
Richmond, in charge of lines in Vlr-
ginia, and eastern and central NorA
Carolina
e. H. Shaw. general freight agent
Charleston, In charge of lines in
South Carolina and western North
Carolina. at Augusta, Ga.
Randall Clifton, general freight
agent Atlanta, in charge of lines in
Georgia and Florida
Ngilisr general freight ageats
Knoxville in charge Of lines In cast
Tennessee.
2. p. Pegram, general freigh agent
Memphis, in charge Of the Nashville
division.
l. L. Graves, general freight agent
Memphis. in charge Of the Memphis
division.
Il. L. Simpson general freight
agent Birmingham in caarge of line
in Alabama except the Memphis di-
vision.
II is expected that under this ar
rangement the adjustment Of traf-
fc matters ana the relation of bust
ness by personal confidence. viii be
facilitated
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-03
Assertions Made BY Hartman
and Webster are Untrue
he Says
ABOUT rye CAMPAIGN FUND
President Says he Never Asked Har,
riman to Raise One Dollar
During the Presidential
Campaign of 1904.


Washington, April 2.-President
Roosevelt this afternoon gave the lie
direct to the assertions alleged to
have been made by Hartman and
Webster, by making public 4 letter
which the president wrote to Con
gresham Sherman last October in
which he characterizes tne said as
sertions as deliberate, wilful un-
truth.
The president says he never re-
quested Hartman to raise one dol.
lar in the presidential camr align Of
1904 and says the report to the ef-
feet is without foundation and a false
aood.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-03
Chicken Thieves Abroad.

Lock your fowl houses or some
person,with good taste but bad
character win have good dinner
at your expense. Chicken thieves
are abroad in the land-they take
turkeys too-and a load Of buckshot
poured into these worst Of all thieves
would be a good thing, A coop was
robbed Monday night Of a turkey
and two fine hens.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-03
BENNETT WILL
APPEAR IN COURT
Owner Of New York Herald to be
Hauled up For Printing OBJ
scene Personals.

New York, April flames Cor
don Bennett, owner Of the New York
Herald, who has been living in
Paris for the past several years, viii
appear in court In New York on Ap
I'll % to answer the charge Of p'int
ing obscene personals in the col4mns
Of his paper.
This charg ewas preferred against
Bennett some time ago and papers
were issued against him, The date
of the hearing was decided upon TO
day,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-03
CHAMP CLARK I'M Will 'GRAND OPERA
SPEAK To fR HQNsE BUILDING
LAWYERS ~ S HANDS
LAS ACCEPTED AN m y n, M
re HAS ACCEPTED AN mi
TloN TO ADDRESS GEORGIA
BAR ASSOCIATION AT COMING
MEETING.

Champ Clark of Missouri, will de
liver he annual address to the Geor
gia Bar association when it meets al
Tybee island this year.
Secretary 'Orville A. Park, of Ma
con has received a letter from Mr.
Clark accepting the invitation which
was extended him.
The announcement will be recei.
we'd with widespread interest
throughout the statel
An invitation has also been ex-
tended to the association by Col
Patterson, commanding the fort at
Tybee for the members of the assoc
iatlon to inspect the fort
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-03
WERE Welded LAST NIGHT
Mr. Eugene T. cresmer and Miss
Ada May Warren Married

Noa May warren MaTrlso
A quiet wedding took place last
night at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Creamer on Gloucester street.
the Contracting parties being Mr..
Eugene T. Creamer and Miss Ada
May Warren. The ceremony was
performed by Fahter Dunno, Of the
Catholic church, and was witnessed
by only a few friends Of the contract
ing parties.
AIR, Creamer is a well known young
man, at present being manager Of
a pressing club. He has lived nere
all Of his life and is popular among
wide circle of friends The bride
arrived here some months ago to
visit her sister, Mrs. Jas. Creamer
and has made a number Of frincds
since. that time.
Mr. and Mrs. Creamer will reside
with Mr.. and Mrs Jas. Dreamer
171e Gloucester street.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-03
va 70 Have Excurelone.

Among tne first excursions Of the
summer season will pc, in all prob
ability one by the Confederate vet
Grams. It will be remembered that
this organization gave one or more
last season and they we're success
fuI in every sense Of the word,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-03
For POPULAR little Miss.

The handsome French bisque doll
driving a Teddy bear to a chariet
will re given to the most popular
little girl in the city at the Eagles
fair. Riaemen's armory, week com
mencing April Is. The little girl
desiring to enter the contest can
obtain the books and information
from any member Of the Eagles.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-03
FIVE KILLED IN
BIG EXPLOSION
People for Miles Arounds Aetna, IN
diana, Were Shaken by the Ter.
rifle Explosion.

Laporte. Ind, April 2.--Five men
were killed and a number injured as
the result of d terrible explosion OF
powder at Aetna, this state.
1t is said tnat the entire surround
ing country was shaken by the ex'
plosion
Many window glasses we're broken
and considerable other damage
done
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-03
WORK OF seAmAws MISSION
Month Of March Was the Most En-.
eouraang one for the Year.

Month Of March Was the Most En-.
eouraains one for the Year
The work done at the mission OF
tae Brunswick Sesmens Friend So"
ciety for the month Of March has
been the most encouraging one Of
the year Three hundred and fifty
visits have been made to the reading
room by the men from tne different
ships during the month. Nine re.
ligious meetings have been held.
The largest number present on one
occasion was thirty eight, The at
tendance on the whole goes an aver.
age Of sixteen men. Fifty two Wis
its TO the ships have been made by
tae chaplain and a large numbe' Of
magazines and other reading have
heen given 10 the ships before sail.
ing
within couple Of days the society
will have completed their plans rel
ative to the lodging house and will
be able to accommodate seamen and
others with clean, comfortable beds
al the very low rate Of 20 and 70
cents. Separate apartments have
been arranged for the aceomo-
aatlon Of seamen and landsmen
The society tenders Is warmest
sAsnks 20 eveyy one who SO kindly
asslstsA An $hs Gsrk o. tao naiasiOns
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-03
TO REBUILD THEIR wHARvEs
sone Sig Work to be Done for the
Atlantic Coast Line.

Work will begin today On the gen
eraI repairin sand oyerhauling Of
the vast wharf property OF the At
lantic Coast Line which runs fro
the foot OF Gloucester street to the
foot OF J.
This work, which has heretofore
teen done by the company, has been
let to w. H. Greenfield. the piledriy-
ing man, and the work viii be push
as rapidly as possible to completio
Every piling and plank on these
wharves will be replaced with a new
one and it means the practical re-
building Of this great wharf prop
erty.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-03
The Eaales' Fair

The committee arranging the Ea-
giles fair say tney intend tofclipse
anything of the kind ever given In
Brunswick. No money or pains will
be spared 10 make It q grand auccCsa
and an snjOyahle sYsaA
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-03
COLD WEATHER CONTINUES.
Expected That There VIII be q
Change Today

Warmer weather is predicted for
today, and it may be taat the end
of the cold waxe Is in sisht, hut
there are no signs of suei at al
early hour this morning IIthough
the high wind mad practics lly sub.
sided the mercury was still low and
it was even colder than IL was Mon
day night.
Reports from over Georgia are to
the effect that the peach crop mas
not yet been injured by the cold.
but it is feared that if the weather
continues cold much longer it viii
result in a heavy damage to the far'
mers
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-03
Duke of Abruzzl on Way.

spezia, Italy, April 2.--The Duke
of Abruzzi left here today on board
the cruiser Varez for Newport News.
Va. The verez viii be one Of the
warships TO represent italy at the
,opexlng Of the Jamestown szposl'
ASr.. A.--l.-.--I---A AaasA AlKAI
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-03
NEW JACKSONVILLE AGENT
Charles Davies to Represent Bruins
wick Steamship Co.

S'0' 'Sa SaN'SS " iRSP' SsS'it - H''S7
wick Steamship Co.
Effective yesterday Charles Davies
becomes the Florida I passenger
agent Of the Brunswick eamship
Company, with headquarters in Jack.
sonville
Mr. Davies has been the Florida
agent Of the Mallory line for four
teen years and has rendered valua-
bic service to that company He ,e-
Gently resigned to accept a similar
place with the Brunswick Steamship
Company, and that line now has no
doubt the best steamship man In
Florida to represent it.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-03
CHANGE IN SCHEDULE.

The schedules of the Southern rail.
way will be slightly changed today
Trains will arrive and depat as fol.
lows:
Train No. IA arrives Brunswick $50 q
No 80 arrives Brunswick 200 p
Nc. 16 arrives Brunswick 4.25p
No. "a arrives Brunswick S.00p
Train No Is leaves Brunswick $50 a
No. % leaves Brunswick $50
No. 81 leaves Brunswick 1915 p
No. 10 leaves Brunswick $50 .
u. H. Holsenan,
General AsspA
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-03
Within Next Few Days The
City Will Own Water
Works
WORK 70 BEGIN ON CAR LINE
New Company Meets and Elects OF
ficers ard Exercises its Option
on the Plant Of the Mutual
Light and Water Co.

Mr.. F. D. NJ. Strachan and those
ipt&ed with him exercised their
- dpsand took over majority OF
stock of the Mutual Light and Water
Company,
The new members Of tne boatd OF
directors are f. D. N. Strachan, c.
Downing, Z. d. Aiken, g. H Smith.
George P. Walker and II, g. Stra.
chan, George T. Armstrong, the
three last named being residents Of
Savannah. The former directors re
naming on the board are Albert Fen
dig 3. Padrosa. H. F. Dunwody and
20 walter Those wao retire
from the board of directors are L.
a., Mason, a. j. Crovatt, Edwin
gton, a f Coney and William
es4 II Frs Of tne company as re-
SlganizsY are:
y. II. Strachan, president.
bert Fendig. vice president.
VI D. Walter, secretary and treas
urer.
When seen by o News reporter Mr.
strachan stated that it was the pur
pose Of himself and associates to
organize new companies to take over
the plants and to construct and op-
crate the street railway, as soon as
the city took possession Of the water
plant He also stated that when
this vas done they would give the
public an opportunity to subscribe
to the stocks OF both companies.
That they would @egin work on
the street railroad promptly after
the water works was turnd over to
the city and expected to have the
required mileage constructed and in
operation before the time allowed in
the franchise.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-03
1000 Pounds Of HuyIer,a

Two thousand pounds of Huyler's
candy are ordered for the Eagles
fair, commenting April IS, one week,
Riaemen's armory
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-03
A Good oehsstra.

An elegant ochestra has been en-
gagged to discourse sfeet music for the
concert and dancing at the Eagles
~s&r, Rihemens armory commencing
April IS
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-03
ON HIS REGULAR ROUND
Initerary Of Receiver Of Tax Re
turna pubberY.

Initerary OF Receiver Of Tax Re-
turns pubberIy.
will be at the following places
on the following dates to receivs
state and county tax returns for the
year 1907
Sterling, April 6, q, May 1s.
St Simon Mills April 5, 26, May
II. st
Brookman, April 10, May 4 and
81.
Bladen, April 10, May and 10.
Brunswick, April IS, 10, 90. May
0, 10, II, %, "a, %.
John E. DubberIy
Receiver Of Tax Returns for Glynu
County, Ga, Office - Monk st.
Brunswick. Ga.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-09-07
Back from Business College

Joe Hamilton is back from San Diego, where he has been for the last few months in attendance at the business college. He is think ing some of taking up different courses this winter and will no doubt attend one of the colleges in Riverside or San Bernardino. Returned From the East
 Mrs. T. Vencill and little son returned last Tuesday evening from an extended visit in the east. They left here about the first of last May and have spent the time visiting with Mrs. Ven cills parents in Illinois and MT. Vencill's parents in Missouri. MT. Vencill met his wife and son at Imperial Junction and accom- panied them from there home.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-09-07
What Have YOu?

If you have any Imperial Valley lands for sale or exchange for good Los An geles or nearby property, see c. E. Jauman, Fl Centro, as l am making speciality of this. Have splendid list to choose from. V. E. Stockull & Co. 3O4 Grant bldg, Los Angeles. MT. Jauman is our Fl Centro agent. 22tf
 We are agents to Sell lots for the Fl Centro Town company; also agents for acreage adjoining town. Now is the time to buy while cheap. Ira Aten Land Co.,, Fl Centro, Calf.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-09-07
School Opens September 3Oth

The Fl Centro school will open on Monday, September 9O Mrs. Rapp and Mrs. Futile, the teach CTS, are expected to arrive in a couple of weeks. The new school house will be in readiness and the scholarship will be somewhat larger than it was last term. No doubt electric fans will be put in the two school rooms and all 'round it will be so much pleas anter for both the teacher and scholar.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-09-07
A Pleasant Dance

The social dance given at the Masonic hall here last Wednesday evening was a very enjoyable af- fair. A number of people from Imperial were in attendance and the music was well rendered and the dancers enjoyed it.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-09-07
To Look at His Land

E. J. Louis, of Los Angeles, of the Pacific Registry company, was in the valley the first of the week looking after his land south and west of Fl Centro, which lies close to that of Chris Jack sons. He left Wednesday even ing for Sacramento, in answer to a summons from Gov. Gillett to be there by Saturday. MT. Louis is a particular friend of L. E: Cooley and County Treasurer Paul Roman, and speaks in the highest praise of both of these gentlemen. He is very enthusi- astic over the Imperial Valley and never fails to give it a boost wherever he may be.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-09-07
Increased Traffic

The number of people coming into the valley is increasing rap idly; so much so, in fact that the railroad company was compelled last Wednesday to put on an ex- tra passenger coach to accommo- date the people. It is believed the influx of visitors and invest ors will continue all the fall and winter.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-09-07
Town and County
Eucalyptus School
saHeHehssaeeReeeilS'

Eucalyptus School
 The Eucalyptus school will open on Monday, September 16, with Mrs. Beal. of Holtville as teacher.
 At San Diego
 District Attorney Eshelman was in San Diego the first of the week on business pertaining to Imperial county.
 On Business at San Diego
 Supervisors Webster, Clark, and Ferguson were passengers out Sunday noon, on their way to San Diego, where they were compelled to go on county busi- ness. They were gone nearly all the week.
 Locate in No. !
 No. 2 water district has lately proved a popular place for new locations. Recent locations were made there by Prof. P. l.. Evans, w. c. Burns, B. c. John son, A. J. Leonard and R. A. Fairchild, all of Redlands. New Barber Shop
 S. s. Reynolds, formerly of Long Beach, has opened a barber shop in the front of the pool room next door to the Press of flee. Mir. Reynolds entire fami- ly is here with him and they ex- pect to make this their future home.
 A Flying Trip
 c. L. Compton, editor of the Submarine, published at Thermal was in Fl Centro the first of the week. He was on a hurried but complete tour of the valley. This was MT. Compton's first visit to our valley, and he was very favorably impressed. Fall Weather Approaches
 Although the middle of the day is rather warm at this time of the year, it is nevertheless a mo- ticeable fact that the fall weath- 'er is approaching. September is the month the valley commences to cool off and the beach-goers begin to come home in carload lots.
 Change of Time
 The Southern Pacific and the Holton Inter Urban railroads have changed their time tables. The new time card of the Holton Inter-Urban calls for three trains a day to Holtville, while the change in time on the s. P. en- ables the travelling public to have the choice of two trains to Los Angeles. Connections are made at Old Beach twice a day both in and out of Los Angeles. Have to Look Twice
 Residents of the valley become so accustomed to seeing their neighbors in their shirt sleeves, that it is generally supposed that a man who wears a coat must naturally be stranger. As cool weather approaches and the na- tive dons his coat, and your friend seems surprised when he cooe ,o11 avcuca him On the
Imperial Valley press., 1907-09-07

future home. Mir. Wolfsen will also have charge of the w. o. w. affairs for Imperial county, and will be the county organizer. POstOffice Suspended
 The postoffice at Old Beach has been suspended and all mail ad- dressed to that place will be stnt to Brawley.
 Getting Interested
 The Press is daily in receipt of letters of inquiry regarding the Imperial Valley and Fl Centro. The majority of prospective set tiers are looking for small farm lands.
 Acting as Deputy Recorder
 Thos. J. Kellogg, county audit or, is down from Brawley this week, acting as deputy county recorder in the absence of J. B. Baker, who went in to Los An geles on business. Sold His Interest
 Sheriff Mobley Meadows has sold his interest in the livery business at Calexico to H. A. his former partner, who is now sole proprietor. MT. intends to devote his entire attention to the office of sheriff, which will necessitate his being the most of the time in El Centro.
 His First Visit
 Frank A. Nudge, of the Me- serve Clothing Co.,, of Redlands, recently paid the Imperial Valley his first visit. Of course he had heard a great many stories of the wonders of this valley, but was hardly prepared to see such developments here as he found.
 He was fully satisfied after his visit that this was the one place for hustler.
 Here from South Dakota
 Geo. Petrie and J. R. Petrie, brothers of Mrs. M. P. Holman, are here from Murdo, South Da- kota. They have practically made up their minds to become permanent residents of the valley. They arrived Monday night and say the more they see of the wonders of the valley the more are they impressed. MT. Hol- man was in town with them Tues lay and the writer is indebted to them for a very pleasant call. Set Trap
 In regard to the affair with Bob Davis at Calexico, the Chron- icle prints the following: Sat lrday afternoon a band of breth- ren of the cask ginned up pretty we'll and each one strapped on a gun or two and were looking for any old kind of trouble. It was no doubt the beginning of a grand wind up for the gang. Calexico citizens did not wish to endure further experiences of Inc cOrt 90 a successful attempt
Imperial Valley press., 1907-09-07
Beats Them All

J. E. Crandall, of the Spring field Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,, was in El Centro, Wednes- day, looking to the needs of the town in the insurance line. MT. Crandall has been in the valley a couple of times before, his first trip being in November five years ago. He particularly notices the vast amount of improvements which have taken place here year by year. He says there is not another part of the United States which is advancing as is the Inn perial Valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-09-07
Imperial Valley Represented

Among those who will have cottages in South San Diego are Joel Anderson, capitalist of Inn perial Valley. San Diego Union.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-09-07
High School to Open

At a meeting of the Imperial high school board held Monday it was decided to open the high school on Monday, the 16th of this month.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-09-07
Wants to Furnish Shook

U. E. Pierce, representing a shook firm of Los Angeles, was in the valley the first of the week visiting the officers of the vari- ous cantaloupe associations, look ing to the closing up of contracts for furnishing the crates which will be used here next year. Each year these contracts for shook become more and more import ant. The cantaloupe acreage this next year will be greatly in access to that of this year
Imperial Valley press., 1907-09-07
Getting Interested

The Press is daily in receipt of letters of inquiry regarding the Imperial Valley and El Centro. The majority of prospective set tiers are looking for small farm lands.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-09-07
Acting as Deputy Recorder

Thos. J. Kellogg, county audit or, is down from Brawley this week, acting as deputy county recorder in the absence of J. B. Baker, who went in to Los An geles on business.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-09-07
POstOffice Suspended

The postoffice at Old Beach has been suspended and all mail ad- dressed to that place will be sent to Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-09-07
On Business at San Diego

Supervisors Webster, Clark, and Ferguson were passengers out Sunday noon, on their way to San Diego, where they were compelled to go on county busi- ness. They were gone nearly all the week.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-09-07

The Eucalyptus school will open on Monday, September 16, with Mrs. Beal, of Holtville as teacher.