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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-26
NEW YORK WORLD
TAKES 4 SHOT
At TEDDY
SAYS THE PRESIDENT KEPT ST.
LENT WHEN STANDARD OIL co.
ADDED HUNDRED THOUSAND
TO CAMPAIGN FUND.

NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-The New
York World, Ia a leading article in its
issue This morning. publishes a story
in which some charges are made
against President Roosevelt and he is
taken TO task for various acts dur
ing his campaign four years ago.
The World charges the president
with keeping absolutely silent while
Cornelius y. Bliss, then treasurer OF
the republican committee, held up the
Standard Oil company for the amount
Of 100000 during the campaign oi
l904
The article states that President
Roosevelt now has a copy Of let
ter requesting Bliss to return to con-
Itribution TO the big trust but this the
Aaper disregards. The article alleges
that additional contributions were
requested at the same time Roosevelt
w8kmping W on the trusts.
PRS now accuses Roosevelt Of
ind 'ude.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-26
HARD FIGHT IS ON
IN ALLAN IA OVER
NEW TAX
NEAR BEER NOT A SUBSTITUTE
OR IMITATION. BUT THE "REAL
THING" WITHOUT POWER OF
INTOXlCATION.

ATLANTA, Sept 25.-Counsel for
plaintiffs I, day submitted an amend-
rIcnr IN the injunction suit hearing
Of E. II. Carroll and ia other deal
ers and manufacturers of-near beer.
ir which the fact was stressed that
The plaintiff did not deal in an imita-
zion OF. Or substitute for beer. but in
Ealr b2er. which was beer without the
power of intoXication.
attorney Fitzpatrick elucidating the
amendment, said. this being the fact,
th9 tax which the comptroller ord-
Galy end sheriff were trying to col
i~ct, Should so to the school fund, and
not fol the maintenance of the peni-
tentlery system, as the Wise act
sIoc'tled
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-26
RIFLEMEN TO
VISIT THE FAIR
LOCAL COMPANY GOING TIC
TOWNSVILLE ATTRACTION
NEXT MONTH.

The Brunswick Ridomen have final
ly concluded to accept the invitation
Of the Thomasvine Fair Association.
and viii attend Thomas County RAJ
which is to be held during the las.
week in October Ia this connection !,
may be Of interest to state thar in
about eight military companies in
south Georgia have accepted this
same invitation and win be guests ol
the promoters Of the ThomasvilIe Fair
in October.
Major Frank A Dunn, Ct this city,
has been invited to command the AS
sociated Military aggregation and mas
agreed to accept the invitation. It is
also understood that many Other
Brunswick visitors viii take in the
festivities offered by the energetic
people Of Thomas
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-26
THE CONTRACT
ELECTION WILL
Be HELD TODAY
THOSE WHO FAVOR RATtFlcA-
TON SEEM CERTAIN OF
SUCCESS.
Business Men Are Behind the Move
and They VIII Work to Get
Out Big Vote for the
Ratification.

Unless all the calculations of sew
eral Of the best judges Of LEGAL cleo
tion results are widely ont of gear,
those who favor a ratification of the
iisht and water contract and the
building Of a trolley line will win out
IN today's special election by hand
so.rc margin above the necessary
tao-tl lrds vote. Even many who
are opposing the contract were ready
10 admit yesterday afternoon that the
opposition would not make half the
showing which had been claimed by
its leaders.
All is Ready.
Inc voting booths were put in place
yesterday afternoon and last night tba
entry was roped in. The managers
anu clerks VIII find all in readiness
tor t! en- when they reach the city halI
at & o'clock to take the necessary
preln ,rary steps for holding the cleo
ton
No Numbered Tickets.
One new feature and an improve
nent ever the former ballot law win
q into effect today when for the first
time the ballots will be put into the
COX without being numbered by the
m1nager chosen to receive them The
number Of ballots in the final count
must tally with the number on the
Gle list.
No Registration.
Willie there is no registration list
set no one can vote today unless he
haa IaiG all taxes up to 1908. Quite
a few may be caught by this require
ment Under the law the managers
VIII have their hands full all day
s'rte inany newcomers will cast their
hrs: ballot today.
Citizens Are Active.
The citizens committee which bae
b.d the campaign in charge. wound
~ its work last night Today the
business men and the hundreds Of
voters they have seen the past week
" y dispose of the proposition. All
o. he committeeman brought in en-
cc-f&ging reports last night When
the headquarters were closed it was
generally agreed that every mercban,
would be urged early in the dav ia
aid in rolling un as large a vote for
the ratification as possible SO that tbe
result of the election could be used to
good effect in securing other invest
meAts for Brunswick in the near fu-
tura.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-26
SEVERAL CASES
I'M BANKRUPTCY
AN INTERESTING SESSION OF
THE COURT HELD BY REF
EREE YESTERDAY.

The bankruptcy court held an i'm
portant session yesterday, which
brought to the city a number Of visit
ing lawyers, parties and Witnesses.
During the session the following mat
ters were disposed of.
In the case Of c. c. CaliT, an order
Of sale was granted, authorizing the
trustee, Julius May, to sell the Fer
nandina business at Fernandina, Fla.
on September 30th at 130 o'clock, ad-
yertisement of which appears else
where in this issue,
IN the case Of L. s. Knecht, attor-
ney c. NJ, Synmes was allowed $25
counsel fees.
In the case Of the Brunswick Shin
gle company, the Intervention Of J. S.
schofeld Son & CO. was dismissed on
account Of irregularity in proof.
Petition of Glynn County Bank in
above case was continued until Octo-
Der 10. The larger part Of the day
was consumed in the hearing Of the
mortgage claim of the J. C. Turner
Co, cf New York in which case the
creditors Of the Brunswick shingle
Co. are seeking to defeat mortgage
for $4,000, given q short while be-
fore the company was placed in bank
ruptcy, in which the creditors claim
constitutes preference. The hearing
was not concluded and the court con-
tinued matters until October 10.
All cases not heard yesterday were
postponed until Monday nqorninf at Il
O'Clock.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-26
NUMBERS OF BROKERAGE
FIRM ARE ARRESTED

NEW YORK, Sept. 25-A. c. Brown
Lewis Ginley Young, w. Rhea Whit
man and Edward F. Buchanan mem
Ders Of the failed brokerage firm of
A. Q. Bacon company. were arrested
this morning as result of charges
OF alleged fraudulent transactions.
They were taken to police headquar-
ters. The charges are in the hands
o. the district attorney. The men all
attended the hearing before the fed
eral commission this morning in con.
nection with the failure.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-26
A DECK HAND ON
THE EMMELINE
DROWNED
NEGRO JUMPED FOR THE DOCK
AS STEAMER LANDED LAST
NIGHT, BUT MISSED AND WENT
OVERHEARD.

While att mpting 70 Jump a. jh,
decks of the steamer Emmett - 70 til,
wharf as the steamer waaM Aiin.
lost night upon her arrival aron
Fernandina, cue of the coloN gleel
hands. whose name could M b,
learned la-t night failed in his ump
and instead OF landny safely Y tho
wharf. went overheard and
drowned before assistance cou
rendered.
When the steamer came into
from her regular daily run. il
raining and there We're only a -
people on the wharf to meet the ~ L.
As the Emmelne sided into the whN
the colored deckhand. misjudging III
distance from The ratings to the
wharf made leap for the end Of the
dock. He struck the end of it, but
was unable to grasp a hold and, the
wharf being wet and slippery. went
ON into the water below. Only one
or two saw him fall and they at cnce
made an effort TO render assistance
but the unfortunate negro was not
seen after he went overheard. as it
was dark around the water and he
was not seen to rise after striking.
The body will probably be recovered
today.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-26
ROAD FROM BUENA
VISTA TO MAUK, GA.
T.. Il. Horoady in Columbus Raising
SlLarctlaEinna fnr Cnnetruotinn

r. t. Hornady in Columbus Raising
Subscriptions for Construction
COLUMBUS Ga, Sept 25.-E. b,
iIouady, Of Buena Vista, was in Co
lumbus yesterday in the interest Of
a proposed railway line from that
place to Nluk, Ga. distance of
about Is E',les
He has aheady secured subscrip-
tions aearcgating $4,000 to the stock
of the road Several Columbus peo-
ple who formerly resided in Buana
Vista have subscribed to the fund
It is c&pected that work on the road
VIII be commenced in a very short
while.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-26
ACTRESS FILES A SUIT
AGAINST YOUNG ELKlNS

NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-Ada Louise
Lonsdale, an actress, filed q suit OF
breach Of promise this morning
against Blaine Elkins, son Of Senator
Elkins and brother of Miss Elkins, the
betrothed Of Duke Abruzzi Young
Elldns recently married Emily Bird
Kenna The actress declares that
she and Elkins lived as man and wife
up to a month before the wedding
She sues for $1,000
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-26
THAW is DECLARED IN
CONTEMPT OF COURT

PITTSBURG, Sept. 25.-Thaw was
declared in contempt of court for not
answering at the bankruptcy court
this morning He viii be brought
here as soon as a warrant has been
h&ed. Jerome will fight his leaving
New York state.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-26
MADE GIGANTIC PLOT
AGAINST THE RULERS

BAYONNE. France, Sept 25.- Eu-
rope is aroused at the expose Of a
gigantic plot Of the terrcrists against
the rulers. There is Co. to have
been detailed plan to kin Presi-
dent Roosevelt or his African trip.
Papers telling Of the plot were found
on The person Of an anarchist who has
been arrested. Many other arrests
followed
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-26
QUENTIN ROOSEVELT
STARTS TO SCHOOL

WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-Quentin
Roosevelt, the youngest son Of Pres
ident Roosevelt, today begins his pu-
pilage at st. Pauls Episcopal school
at Alexandria, Va
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-26
BASKET BALL LAST NIGHT.
An Interesting Game Played at the
Athletic Club.

An Interesting Game Piayed al lhe
Athletic Club.
Another interesting game cf basket
ball was played last night at the Ath-
letic club between teams Nos. 5 and
2, which resulted in a victory for the
former by a score Of 13 to II. The
members of team No. > are Arthur
Wood. Ernest Poulson, Eugene O'Con-
nor. Walter Roae and Palmer Stacy
and team No. 2 is composed Of Will
lie Cline, Charlie Parnhill, H, S. Nc
Crary, Andrews Southard and Carl
Brown.
Two games will be played Monday
night. one between teams Nos. 3 and
4. and the other between teams Nos
5 and l.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-26
JAMES SOMERS WAS
GRANTED A PARDON

Had Been Sentenced to Life for Kill
ing a Negro.
ATLANTA, Sept 25.-Goy Smith
has granted pardon to James Som
ers. who was convicted of murder
with a recommendation to be given a
life term in the pen!tentiary, for kill
ing Isaac Walton, a negro, in Screyen
county, in 1902
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-26
SMALL SIZED RAiNsToRM.
Visited the City at an EARLY flour This
Morning.

Brunswick was visited by one of the
heaviest rains Of the season shortly
after o'clock this morning. Fer al
most an hour it came down in tor
rents, the rain being accompanied by
a heavy wind, which was Of sufficient
velocity to cause some little damage
in the city in the way of blowing
down weak fences, etc.
The rainfall during the past "a
hours has been unusually heavy all
Over this section cf the state.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-26
NOW RUMoRED THAT
HASKELL HAS RESIGNED

CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-Tt is rumored
here that Governor Haskell, of Okla
homa, has resigned as chairman OF
the national democratic campaign
committee.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-26
OHIO IS CERTAIN
FOR DEMOCRAT
CHAIRMAN DANIELS RET II
TO CHICAGO WITH col b
REPORTS.


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Mebr Sdrnlcn fir Yorto Mico.

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- Die S6ulbcb0roeu Der pcrldlicoc.
men St6ote pom Yorto Hico bobcl in
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Stoaten gcihidt lucrocn %iolelt. nm
BORT en9liid) mo Die bortiGen Scbr-
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9iee pcr.a,yeu giurtb.2 lpenae.Std-funy
7.SO Woraeis Yori Bolt. tdelih, aissetou''
men Sonnfng,
COS Moraers EeItn Mccort. nur Sonntdg.
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itom,ter Sunnt1a.
1.2O s,a6rtttta9s sielatr gceoHr., nur Sanftaa.
1926 Na6nitiiaes port Boft, tdglt1, nlsse'
.uninen Gonnt1a.
405 Wdfniftaas Ielid aecom., Mir Sonntdg.
445 Nadmittags @eldir Gceor1., fdelih, nus'
600 sibenSs aeiia Nssom,. .dsIi@. ansee.
nonimcn Spnning.
II 90 MbenSs Neitd dtom., nur Sonntae.
II 80 abenos @elnir aceoui., fdglitt. aitsae'
ronttsn Scuntdd.
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