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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-14
ST. SIMON READY
FOR THE CROWDS
HOTELS HAVE ALL BEEN REPAIR
ED AND CAN ACCOMMODATE
MANY VISITORS.

Down at Ocean Pier, st. Simon.
everything is on the qui vive pre-
vious to the opening of the resort
which will occur some time between
May Is and 20. The new hotel OF
Joseph Champagne, the Bellevue, is
certainly a splendid acquisition to the
resort and one of the neatest and
best appointed summer hotels on the
coast. In all Mr.. Champagne vii
have twenty-five rooms, all Of which
will be furnished and up-tJ late
He also has a large dini ig room, Il
ladies parlor and dance rAh.
Over at Tiltons the hotN has been
overhauled, new and commodious
oath rooms have been added. nen
bathing suits are on hand and a gen.
eral brushing over has been going OH
all the winter MIR. Tilton says he is
n good position to take care of hi
guests and bids them welcome.
Mrs. B. Wallace, the old reliable,
is still on hand and like the ts;t ot
the Inn folk, has been making some
splendid repairs She now has a to
tai of twenty large rooms. exclusive
of cottages, she has added a large 10,
of new furniture, has overhauled and
repaired her bath rooms and extends
a warm welcome to her Old friends
Mrs. Wallace asks the News to thank
all of her old patrons for their favors
of the past and to ask tor Il coni;n-
uance of them.
w. L. Wallace is going to continue
to serve cool drinks. cigars and tob-
acco and announces In his grocery
store that Brunswick prices will pre-
vail. He has added new stock and
is in good shape to serve his patrons.
The ST. Simon Livery, Nat Nightin-
gale manage, is a new c4ter1rise
but an up-to-date one ana Mr.. Night
ingale has the handsomest rigs seen
at the resort in many scasOnd.
ALI in all things look good down
at the pier and a splendid season
seems to be In store.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-14
. SMALL WRECK
ON COAST LINE
FREIGHT TRAIN JUMPED THE
TRACK AND TRAFFIC WAS
TIED UP FOR AWHILE.

Coast Line passenger train due
here at S,15 last night did not ar
rive until o'clock this morning be-
cause of a wreck which occurred on
the road yesterday at Fairfax, be-
tween Waycross and Triton.
Traffic was blocked for some time
and passengers bound south were
transferred to the train which left
here yesterday afternoon at 4,10 that
returned this morning, while the
train bound this way took passen-
gers for Albany and other points
west of the wreck and returned
Full details of the wreck were not
received in this city, but it is under
stood that no one was injured. The
track was torn UP considerable, bu
it was expected that trains Will be
moving as usual this morning.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-14
.STAMPSFOOND
IN ! >ROX CAR
Peculiar Dis bVery Made in
Car Of l lber by Sup
erinIeitent North
VALUED At FIFTY DOLLARS
They Were0secreted in Car Loaded
With Lumber-Not Known
Where They Were Stolen
From and When.

Have you missed any postage
5amps lately?
If so and you will enquire of Post
master Smith you may get some def
mite information on the subject.
1t is an uncommon thing to findg
even one postage stamp lying around
loose, but think OF finding $50, Sc
creted in box car and hidden away
under heavy timber
This is the experience that Supt.
North, of the Brunswick Manufact-
uring Company had on Saturday last
while experimenting the unloading
of box car Of lumber consigned to
his company. Mr. North says that
he discovered the stamps carefully
wrapped up and tucked away in q
corner of the box car. He picked
up the package and imagine his sur
prise on opening same to find Uncle
Sans postage stamps of almost every
common denomination. There were
three or four dollars worth Of ten
cent stamps, thirty or forty special
deliveries and the remainder of them
consisted of the usual two and one
cent stamps.
Mr. North. not knowing exactly
what course to persue reported the
matter to Postmaster Smith and
promptly turned the matter over to
him. The postmaster says that his
stamp account checks up o. k. ana
all of the substations in the city re-
port the same condition. He has ad-
vised the postofice department aud
the chances are that an -inspact0I Will
be detailed here to look in the mat
ter.
Il is the popular theory that 2 i,ost-
office robbery bas occn.rs1 at sulre
of the smaller stations shipping tho
lumber to Brunswick and probtuly
the robber sought refuge III tn" box
car and was made to lea o his warm
place suddenly forgetting Ills treasure
In any event Uncle Sam is fifty dol
lars worth of stamps thro sh the s1Jd
Offices of Mr.. North.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-14
WHO GOV. SMITH
WILL APPOINT
Announcements Made Of
Some Of Those Slated
for Good Jobs
GOVERNOR NOW )PREPARING
He win 90 Into Office Next Month
and Has Bunch of Appoint
ments to Make at the
Very Start.

The following, from the Atlant
Constitution of yesterday, will be OF
interest in the political and geneh.
circles of the city: 4
There is report currkt that Gov
ernor-elect Hoke Smit will With
the next few days announce the
aames of certain appoiA fees to stat
positions which 1t tails 20 the lot o.
The governor to fill.
He has already indicatS1 that he
would appoint Colonel A. IN Scott,
present assistant adjutant genefaaA as
adjutant general of the state, and ca
w. G. Obear to the same position hs
now fills, inspector general of STATE
troops. 1t has also been stated thAL
j.. w, Hoyle would become his plf
vate secretary.
There are many other appointments
which the governor makes in the cap
Ilol, some of which low
ever, will probably not be made at
The beginning of his term, as the
terms of the incumbents do not
expire for some time, but they will
all be made by him sooner or latel
as governor.
"The appointments in the state cap
itol which come directly or indirect
iy under the governors s control in the
capitol building include first, those
connected directly with the executive
department, and with present salar
les as indicated:
Private secretary, $1,000; two sec
retaries of the executive department,
$1,000 each; minute clerk $1,000. pen
sion commissioner $4,000; clerk to
pension commissioner. 5000 and a
stenographer, $500.
In the records and military depart
ments and state library come the fol
lowing:
Compiler Of colonial records, $2,-400
stenographer to same. $500; superin
tendent of roster commission $500;
stenographer to same, $3.50: adjutant
general $1,000, assistant adjutant gen
eral $1,650. inspector general of state
troops, $1,650; state Librarian. $1,0O0;
assistant state librarian $1,000
Other appointments at the stat
capitol building include
Keeper public buildings and grounj
$1.50O; engineer at state capitol,
$1,000; chief watchman, $720: two
day watchmen. 5000 each; two night
watchmen 5000 each.
In addition to the foregoing the gov
ernor has the appointment of mem
bers of various state boards, visitin1
committees and judges and solicl-
tors of various county and city court,
as the terms of the incumbents e1
pire."
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-14
Defeated Them in Bay Game
Yesterday by Scor 4
8 TO z
USUAL BALLOON ASCENSION
Locals Went up In the Air Dur
ing Three Innlnss-WaIker
viii Pitch Today and a
Good Game Expected.

Blackshear had an easy time yes
terday afternoon winning the bail
game over the Athletics, who were
assisted by three or four of the olu
Pilots, and by decisive score o.
to 2 the boys from the Presbyteria1
institute located at the Pierce coun-
ty capital. carried of the honors o.
the afternoon
1t was the same story with the To-
cals-they were not sturdy at crius
cal times and could not hit when il
meant runs.
The game progressed prettily for
two or three innings and then the
locals took their usual balloon ascen
sion and before they descended the
visitors had scored all eight of their
runs. which were made in the third.
fourth and fifth innings.
It looked like a shut out for he
locals for several innings, but the.
4naIly succeeded in getting two men
across the plate. Tison was on he
firing line for the Athletics and h.
did very good work. while Comarte.
who pitched for Blackshear. was al
most invincible and was very effect
ual at critical stages Of the game.
Another game will be played this
afternoon and Walker, the old time
star of the Pilots. will be In the bex
There will be complete change in
the infeld and the locals are going
to make every possible effort to win
the game
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-14
PARKER SHOW IN
ANOTHER WRECK
ONE MAN WAS KILLED AND SEW
ERAL OF THE LIONS CAME
NEAR ESCAPING.

The Parker Carnival Company.
which wintered here, seems 20 be
having a hard time In wrecks and
since leaving here a few weeks ago
it has been in two. When the COM
pany left Macon Sunday a week ago
it was In a wreck, in which some
damage was done, and the same oc-
Cured Sunday when the company
was leaving Rome. in which one man
was killed and one or two others
injured.
The following account of the wreck
was sent out by the Associated Press
yesterday:
I'm a wreck on the Central of
Georgia railroad at Rome today, T.
i. Hadren, OF Florida, an employe OF
the Parker Carnival Company, recei-
we'd injuries that proved fatal. and
four car loads Of paraphernalia of the
show were damaged.
"The first special OF the special
train was standing when a south
bound freight met 1t in head end col
lision. A few minutes later the wreck
ed train ran into the wreck.
Cages containing the lions were
thrown to the ground and heroic work
had to be done to prevent their es
Gaping.
Several attendants were badly bit
ten and scratched by two Of the
lions while repairing the cages
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-14
New Orleans Water Expert
Called in TO Settle
The Difference
MEETING HERE NEXT WEEK
At Which Time 1t is Expected That
The Price of the Water Plant
viii Finally Be Fixed by
the soard.

There has been so many rumors
floating about Brunswick for the last
few days with reference to the ap-
praisement of the water plant of the
Mutual Light and Water Company
soon to be taken over and which
has been under arbitration by res
pectiye representatives of the city
and Strachan interest that The News
SET out yesterday to find out some
thing definite and authentic on the
subject.
AS a matter of fact Messrs.
O'Bierne and Ludlow. emissaries of
the city and the Strachan people,
respectively, are slightly at variance
in their idea of the actual value of
the plant The difference is not
startling and under all the circum-
stances it is really more wonderful
that they chance to be as close to-
gether as they are However, failins
to agree absolutely, and exercising
their perfect privilege under the con
tract they have selected an umpire,
who, together with two appraisers.
will meet in this city on some day
after next Monday and endeavor to
arrive at some definite value of the
plant
The gentleman selected by Messrs.
OBierne and Ludlow is w D. Earle,
of New Orleans, a man who stands at
the very top-notch in his profession
and who is now engaged in making
a $4,000, 900 improvement in the city
waterworks in New Orleans.
Under the conditions Of the Stra-
chan contract the two appraisers had
research to any and every section Of
the country to locate a thoroughly
competent man to pass upon their
conclusions and it is safe to assume
that they have found one in Mr.
Earle.
In this connection It may be of in
terest to say to the people of Bruins
wick that the various and sundry
wild-iire rumors that have been a1oat
for the past few days are absolute
ly without foundation. The negotia-
tons are proceeding in a sound,
business manner. Both of the ap-
praisers are practical. conservative
men and all interests are being cared
for in a sensible way. The indica-
tions are that with the aid of the UNI
pre- the appraisers will have little
trouble in arriving at a proper var
uation when they assemble again.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-14


nouncSd in Sundays edition of The
News. and as outlined on another
page of this paper. Is meeting with
the hearty approval of the public
and has opened with every Indication
oA being a remarkable success. Al
ready the coupons have begun to
come in and young women are enter
ing the race daily. All day yesterday
the phone was busy with inquiries
concerning the contest and before re
end of the week doubtless many of
the most prominent young women
of this locality will be in the contest
to win.
Full particulars of this cont ,su ctn
be found on another page. Those
who are interested should read owe.
he plan carefully. or, better still. ca
It The News office and let the man
ager of the contest explain th>
scheme thoroughly. The plan ad Ipt
ID for awarding the 81 $50 in prize
is the fairest conceivable. PERSON.
effort will count more Il hn beau,
u popularity. The competition is
arranged that every candidate WI.
have an equal chance to win. Ear
ness and impartiality will be the mot
to of this contest.
The first announcement of names o
candidates who are competing In this
race and the number Of votes ac-
corded each will appear in The News
Sunday, May 18th. The number OF
votes cast for each aspirant up to 8
o'clock Saturday evening, May Is,
will also be reported In that i sue
Those who Intend to enter the con
test should do so at once. A goou
start in a contest of this kind is hal
the battle. Let your friends know
your candidacy Get them to save
the one vote coupons for you. o.
better still, get them to subscribe to
rhe News, paying for same In ad
vance. and cast the votes which are
issued on each order.
Don't delay entering your name as
candidate. II you are not eligible
to compete enter the name of your
sister, wife, friend or sweetheart, as
the csae may be. and get all the
votes you can for her.
The contest extends over period
OF but seven weeks and those VINO IN
tend to win should not delay in get
ting ever vote possible.
The first prize, as previously an
nounced is high grade Cadillac au-
tomobile, which will cost The News
$3.50.
There are four free trips to the
jamestown exposition offered. The
fair is now open and is creating greas
impression on those who have been
in attendance The offer includes
first class transportation to NorfolA
and return, Pullman palace sleeping
car. meals en- route, first class hote
accommodations In Norfolk for one
week as well an admissions to the
fair grounds.
Besides these trips The News wi
award four business scholarships In
reputable colleges. Final arrange
nents for these have not been com
pleted, but announcement will be
made in few days and an absolute
guarantee Is given that the scholar
ships Will be in accordance with the
other liberal prizes. The winners
may take either course desired, boo.
keeping or stenographY.
The watches, which are the secono
prizes of the 1850 contest, are lit
tie beauties. They are full leweile
standard movement. solid gold rlng,
stem set and wind. open or hunting
case, guaranteed for twenty years
The watches win be on exhibition In
a few days.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-14
Auction sale.

viii be sold today at 1890 o'clock
at Judge Lambrights' Office, one suit
of clohtes, entirely new, furniture bed
ding and carpets, chairs. rockers, ta-
bles. trunks and other articles Of
value. also one fine reclining chair
Just from the factory.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-14
MANY USEFUL ARTICLES
TO BE RAFPLED TONIGHT

All of the articles which were left
over from the Eagles fair held few
weeks ago, will be rafied tonight at
the jewelry store Of A. Rothschilds
Among the number are some very
useful articles and it is expected that
quite a crowd will attend the raf-
He
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-14
THIEF ROBBED cALlFF's SALOON
Broke Plate Glass Window and Got
Several Gallons Of Whiskey.

Broke Plate Glass Window and Got
Several Gallons Of Whiskey.
The saloon of c. C. Califf on Bay
street was entered last night shortly
after II O'Clock. The thief made his
way into the saloon by smashing in
the plate glass window. He secured
several gallons Of whiskey.
Just as he was leaving the saloon
a white railroad employe arrived Oh
the scene and got a pretty good look
at the negro. The description was
given to Assistant Chief owens and
later in the night negro, answer
ing the description, was arrested and
is being held to await further develop
ments.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-04
:GVVEEREVcIAS NA!OIIGl!

En Ia logia sBetancess, y 4
moci6n de sd venerable maestro
Herminio Diaz, iniciaronse el mar
tes dltimo y Sc condnuarSn ese dia,
todas las semanas, conferencias pG-
blicas sobre la naturaleza y fines de
Ia institution mas6nica.
La indicada primera conferen-
ella estuvo q cargo der abogade Sc
nor Coll y cuchi, que ante i'm nu-
meroso p1bnco disert6 elocuente.
mente por espacio de mas de una
bora, sobre la infuencia que, en- 81
desarrollo de la vida social de Puer-
to Rico, podfa y debia ejercer Ia
masoneria.
Cerr6 el acto con breves frases
el venerable maesteo Diaz Navarro
hacienda resaltar la importancia
que en- esta epOca de libertad y de
propaganda constante, tiene para Ia
nasonerfa, el que la conciencla del
mundo profano Sc compenetre de la
realidad del fin de Ia obra mss6ni
ca y de como habfanse adulteradc
Dor sus detrsctores ese fin y los
procedimientos que emplea para lie
gar 4 el.
sabemos que persOualidades que
aguIsu en- las atlas esterss del 60
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-04
D|Vt0sI! N0TIcII!

Sc encuentrs en- esta ciudad
el teniente de la policia sehor
Bird, de servIdo en- Caguas.
Sc quejan LAS personas que
viajan en- el vaporcito de Cataho,
del gran desaseo que Sc observs
dentro de los departamentos de pa
sajeros, al extreme de que, POI
no limpiarse los asientos, estos har
dafado la ropa a mucha gente, Co
mo ocurrl6 eli sabado 4 un respeta'
bic vecino de Bayamon.
Con motive del fallecimien'
to del seiior Jose A. Cajas, 1otaric
de Caguas, todos los PROTOCOLS dc
aquella Notarfa han pasado al Ar
chivo General de PROTOCOLS de-
distrito de Humacao, q cargo del
sehor Antonio Audrey.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-04
ANWN@l0

1epaItamento del Interior. Bureau de
de Obras Publicas. Ofcina del Su-
perintendente. San Juan, P. R., oc-
tubre ~, 1907.
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerranos pa
ra la adjudication en- pdblica subasta de
la construction de los estribos y pilas de
mamposterfa para Ell puente de "Caguas'
emplsado sobre el Rio Grande de Lola,
oarretera Caguas- Humacao, Sc admitlran
er esta ofcina hasta las 10 a. nl., novleEn-
bre 6, 1907, en- que Sc abriran phbhca-
mente,
El presupuesto aproximado de la
obra IS de 81. 10000.
No Sc consideraIan proposiciones de
personas que no hayan tenido pratica en-
asta clase de trabajos y que no posean me-
dos auxliares suficientes para la ejecu-
ci6n de las obras.
Todos los datos necesarios, Sc daran
On esta oficina, donde sc encuentran de
manifesto los documentos que han de re-
cir en- la contrata, y podran los licitado-
res recoger los modelos de proposiciones
que han de presentar.
Sc renitiran los licitadores copias
del pliego de condolences y azules de los
pianos mediante un deposito de veinte
dollars ($2o), cuya cantidad sera reinte-
grada q los 1icitadores al devolver q esta
06cina dichos pianos y pliego de condi-
clones.
La administrator Sc reserva el dere-
cho de rechazar cualquiera 8 todas las
proposiciones, y de adjudicar la subasts
bajo otras condicioues que las de prec.o o
solamente.
Por orden del Comisionado del Int,
rior.--J. ]. JIMENEZ, Supt. de Obras
P6hlicas. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-04
gDQ0T0

En- la Corte de Distrito del Distrito Judi.
cial de San Juan Puerto Rico. EstA-
dos Unidos de America. 81 Presi.
dente de los Estados Unidos. SIS.
John NJ. Turner, demandante; contra c.
]. Field, demandado. o.-Abogados.
Hartzell y Rodriguez Sierra.
EMPLAZAMtENTo
FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico 4 c. !.
Field 8 sea ei demandado antes mencio.
nado.
Por la presente Sc notifca uste1
que Sc ha presentado en- la o6cina del se.
sretario de la Corte de Distrito del Distri.
to Judicial de San Juan Puerto Rico, la
demanda del actor sntes citado en- Ia cual
Sc solicita que Sc dlcte sentencia contra
usted condenandole q pagar al deman.
dante la suma de ocho mil dollars con
los intereses y costas de este pieito.
Y Sc notifica a usted que de no com.
parecer & contestar dicha dsnianda dentro
de los cuarenta dias eespues de Ia publ.
caci6n de los edictos por seis semanas
en- eli peri6dico LA DEMocRAcIA, Ide
San Juan, P. R., 81 demandante podrA
pedir que la Corte dicte sentencia en- re.
beldia
Extendida baio mi firma en- San
Juan Puerto Rico, hoy 81 de octubre de
de i0o7.-JosE E, FIGuERAs, Secre.
tario, POr A, MARIN &ARIEN, SsrN
tahe suxiiisg,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-04

'la:denuncia, afirnando el doctor G6.
mez Brioso y Requena que las Dx.
FIcrRNcIAs sANITR1As Ex1sTxN,
QUE 10 HA NoTIrIcADo vAR1As
vEcEs; y que Sc tha redo dc ellos el
seiior Calvo, afiadimos nosotros.
3 Que 81 esto no co rENER
UNA ToLERANc1A ssUI GENKRIss,
venga Requena y 10 yea.
4 Que con fecha julio "a DC
informa por Ia sanidad local que se
concedeu al seiior Calvo 80 dias
para montar inodoro, tanque y ver-
tedero.
S Que 4 pesar del plazo, ven.
cido con fecha a. de agosto se le
conceden otros 80 dias. Y son 80.
s Que pasa septiembre ~,
fecha del vencimiento del plazo
J 1ltimo.
7 Que en- octubre 9 hene el
Inspector de Ia sanidad superior
que lamar Ia atenci6n nuevamente
de la sanidad local.
10 Que pasa octubre a. y. son
va cuatro meses y el seiior Calvo
NADIA hace por la condcscendencia
del seiior Gomez Brioso y Requena,
gran amigo este 1ltimo del sehor
Enrique Roman, furibundo repu-
blcano y administrator de las
6ncas del sefor Calvo. sThat 10
the question.
Y en- vista de que la sanidad
local no hizo NADIA y de que le ha.
bfan tornado el pelo .por negligen.
lcia del sehor Requena, ha tenido
que intervenir Ia sanidad superior
notifcando al sefor Calvo en- 10
siguiente forma:
Noviembre 2 de 1907. - Eu
vista de que el sehor don Andres
Calvo, vecino y propietario de Puer.
ia de Terra, no ha dado cumpn.
miento q las 6rdenes notifcadas por
. el Inspector de Sanidad y BeneA.
cencia del Municipio para que pro.
: cediese en- el terminO de TN MES 4
colocar inodoro, tanque y vertedero
en- las casas de sd propiedsd sitss
en- las ca1les de San Agustin y San
Andres, del barrlo de Puerta de
TERRA, hechas en- fechs a. de julio
y 26 de agosto respechvamente y
habiEndose vencido con exceso attn.
bos plazos sin que hasta el dia SO
5 hublese dado cumplimiento, se no.
, tifica & dicho don Andres Oalvo
) para que en- el termino de 4S horas
. despues de notlfcadO, 81 no hubiess
4 dado comienzo 4 estas obras serG
D denunciado ante 81 Tribunal com.
E petente q los fines que prOcedan. -
i. 7omds Ndsqaes, Director de Sani.
dad y Bene6ciencia.
: Vaya tomando nOta q periddt.
co de los doctores y diga 81 quiefS
5 que Sc lie sigan cOneediendo plA4os
0 interminables al seHor Calvo, como
q Sc pretende hacer con don Eugcnio
Medina.
al Y por hoy NADIA mas.