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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-03
Home IL Vote

iEv United PreSs.l
NEW YORK, Nov. 3. - President
and Mrs. Roosevelt, accompanied by
Secretary Loeb and several members
of the White House 7;arf, arrived in
Jersey City early this morning In two
special cars aud were ferr1ed by a spe,
cial tug of the Long Island city depot
en- route to Oyster Bay. This Presi
dent will vote at Oyster Bay immedi
ately on his arrival and return at once,
getting back to the White House al
il o'clock this evening.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-03
Using Money
HALL FERTlLizlMe
BOSS" MuReHTs VOTE GAR.
DEN FOR THE ELEc-
TON TODAY.

NEW YORK, NOV. s.-Tammany
Hall has sprinkled about 100000
among election district leaders in ac.
cordance with the time honored rus
tim Of this world famous political or,
ganization for use to-day in fertillzing
"Bssn Murphy's vote. garden. The
money is used to pay workers and
watchers at the polls and for "otner
expenses"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-03
Armed Posse
is SEARCHING FOR MIscREANTs
WHO STONED AUTOMOBILE
PARTY LAST NIGHT,

ROSWELL, Ca, Nov. BAN armed
posse is searching the countryside to.
day with bloodhounds in an effort to
trace the miscreants who last night
stoned Nap Rucker, the Brooklyn pit.
cher, and an automobile party OF
Young women near Atlanta. Two
young women were hit with stones
and taken to a hospital, RucFer noti.
fled the authorities and a posse was
hastily formed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-03
Aged Indy Dead.

A telegram was received here last
evening announcing the death Of Mrs.
Rachel Polling, an aged lady OF Hem
bricks, Tucker county. Mrs. Polling
vas the mother of Mr.. j.. Il. Polling.
who has visited Fairmont severaI
times.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-03
.art 81 $1,000 e f6a &c

part Of $1,000 at Tire
S1OO to $40 that
$40 that Taft caTfies
$40 to 50 that TAFT
$40 to Sc TINT TAFT t
ginia; $40 to S that Ta
York and West Si8a Is
that Taft carries CHI.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-03
FOR SALE.

One acre ground with good 4 room.
house and barn and other out build
ings; good well of water. Situated X
mile from Rivesville. will sell cheap.
Apply to Jas. Layman, Rivessille. w.
Va. R. F. D. No. /. psf
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-03
Harrison Safe
WILL GIVE TAFT A GOOD LEAD
AND REPUBLICANS WILL
NAME COUNTY TICKET,

cLARKsBuRG, Nov. 3.--That TAFT
viii carry Harrison county Is conced.
ed by both Republican and Democratic
county chairfnen Homer W. WIN:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-03

Readers of a newspaper assume
that, II a store does not advertise in
the issue they are reading. il is be.
cause there is nothing interesting to
say about that store at that time.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-03
opns ON TAFT.
Carnegie Man offers Ten to six rt,a,
William q. TAFT WIZ Carry
West Virginia.

P%ITTsBuRG, Pa, Nov. SD. B.
Johns, Of Carnegie, Republican candi.
date for theLegislature in the Twelfth
.distrist, last night offered to bet any
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-31
BRUNSWICK MEM
IN A Bic DEAL
EDWIN gGOsSTCN AND c. N. DEM
ING FIGURE IN oKLAACMA
PROPERTY SALE.

The following from the Tulsa (Okla-
homa) Democrat will be Of interest in
Brunswick, as both Messrs. c. W..
Deming and Edwin Brobston We're
formerly of Brunswick:
Tulsa Is used to big deals in the
real estate and Improvement line, and
one OF the b.ggest in. recent months
has Just been consummated by c. w.
Deming and associates buying control
of the Tulsa Heights Co. This deal is
one Of magnitude and work on il has
been on for some months, the amount
Of values involved being around the
one hundred thousand dollar mark.
During September Mr.. Deming made
a personal visit south in the interest
of the deal and while there negotiated
at some length with Judge w b. Ow
eINQf the Commercial bank. who was
theVargest owner of Tulsa Heights.
These negotiations were not brought
to a conclusion until about one week
ago when Edwin Brobstin, the big
real estate man OF Jacksonville
bought out Judge Owen in the inter-
est of Mr. Deming and his friends I'm
mediateIy following the taking over Of
Tulsa Heights Mr. Deming called L
stockholders meeting and among those
who came to Tulsa to attend same
were Mr.. w. B. Conoley, the Val
dosta, Ca, banker and naval stores
man, and Mr. J r. Hill, of Memphis
Tenn, Southeastern manager of G.. W.
Deming Co The stockholders meet
Conoley. vice president, and Mr.. r. J..
Murray, secretary, and Mr. j. r. Hill
as one of the directors. Messrs. Con-
oley and Hill viii return to their re-
spective homes stArtIy."
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-31
CONF FESSION Of
A NIGHT RIDER
LEADER OF THE TENNESSEE MOB
ADMITS THAT re is
GUILTY.

SANBURG, Tenn. Oct 3O.-The
ringleader Of the night riders in this
section, it is believed is a prisoner
at Camp Memo. His name is Garrett
Johnson. Not less than forty are
under arrest. and the authorities be-
lieye that enough evidence is already
collected to hang at least four Of
them.
The confession of "Tid" Burton is
the sensation of the day here and at
Union City John F. Cochran has
confessed that the night rider outrages
have included the whipping of women.
The latest report to reach here is
that Burton has broken down COM
pletely and that his confession impli-
Gates three hundred men from Obin
county. Even the oath of the night
riders has been confessed, though the
officials will not make public the
wording.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-31
NEW YORK LABOR UNIONS
TO HOLD BRYAN MEETING
Addresses Will Be Made by Gompers
and Other Leaders.

NEW YORK Oct 30-A mass
meeting Of laboring men will be held
Sunday at the Grand Central Palace,
and Samuel Gompers, president Of the
American Federation of labor will
make the principal address. Other
speakers announced are Frank Morri-
son. secretary Of the federation: Ray
mond Robins. of Chicago; John S.
Whalen, secretary OF state, and the
fraterual delegates recently elected by
the British trades congress to repre-
sent that body ct the convention Of
of American Federation Of Labor at
Denver in November; H. Skinner, of
the British Typographical Union, and
J. Wadsworth, member Of parliament
of the miners federation of Great
Britain. John Mofatt, president of
the United Hatters, will preside.
President Gompers, it is announced,
will attack the position Of President
Roosevelt in the present campaign,
and Mr.. Taft's attitude on labor.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-31
CONTEMPT CASE.
COMES UP TODAY
CAMDEN COUNTY MAN TO AN
SWER CHARGE IN BANK
RUPTCY COURT.

An unusually interesting case will
come up in the bankruptcy court this
morning when j. c. Buie, of Camden
county, will appear before Referee Max
Isaac on a charge Of contempt OF
court
Facts leading up to this charge
against the Camden county man were
published in these columns few days
ago and the case has attracted con-
siderable attention in the city, as well
as elsewhere.
The trouble all grows out of the
bankruptcy case of D. H. Lang, in
which case e. c. Butts, of this city,
is receiver. 1t seems that Buie, who
is a well-known turpentine man of
Camden, disregarded the orders Of the
court and refused to abide by the re-
quests. The trustee had considerable
trouble with him and few days ago
restraining order was issued, pre-
venting Mr. Buie from interfering with
the business of the bankrupt man and
papers were also served, charging him
with contempt of court
A number of witnesses will be at
the trial and it is expected to be quite
a lively one.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-31

This can only be done. my friends.
said Mr Br4ntley, "by turning out the
republican party and eIecting the dem
ocratic ticket on Tuesday next. Dur
ing the splendid address ColoneI
Brantley frequently referred to Mr..
Bryan and each time the name of the
Nebraskan was mentioned it was
greeted with applause. TIE address
was able, eloquent and convincing and
was finally closed with the statement
that so long as he could remember
the unholy cOndEct Of the republican,
party towards the southern people, 50
long would he fail to join Taft pros
perity clubs.
Chairman Ogg of the local democra
tic executive committee, presided at
the meeting and short addresses were
also made by Hon. Millard Reese and
DIR. J. A. Butts, which were able ones
and were roundly applauded. Quite
a number of ladies graced the meet
ing with their presence and through
the courtesy Of H. M. Miller & Son,
Mr.. Bryan was heard on the grapho-
phone on several campaign issues.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-31
TAG DAY WAIST SALE.
zelmenovitz Gives 10 Per Cent. to
Kings Daughters.


Brunswicks enterprising dry goods
merchant-A. Zelmencyitz-sho his
usual liberality and public spiritness
by putting on today a special waist
sale giving the Kings Daughters 10
per cent on all cash sales of waists
for the benefit of the hospital fund.
With the intention Of making the
sale a success Mr.. ZelmenovitZ has
arranged to make very handsome
display in the line and has on sale
one Of the best selected stock OF
waists ever offered to the ladies in
this city, ranging in prices from $1.OU
to $3.50, in all colors of silk and wor-
sted goods.
The very liberal offer allowing 10
per cent. on the entire days sale of
ladies' waists to the Kings Daughters
will attract many sales which prob-
ably would not be made otherwise ana
many will visit the store during the
day to show their appreciation Of the
proprietor in his efforts to assist the
ladies in their work for the hospital
fund
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-31
"TAG, YOU'RE IT."
Help the Hospital and Kings Daugh-
ters With a Donation Today.

Help the FtoSpitai ana NinoS Odugh-
ters With Donation Today.
This is Tag Day, an event arranged
to raise funds for the Brunswick hos
pital and the loca! chapter of Kings
Daughters and il is expected that a
large sum will be realized from the
affair.
Stations win be established in ey-
cry section of the city, to be pre-
sided over by a number of prominent
ladies, who will have bevy Of pretty
and attractive girls as their assistants.
All details for the affair have been
completed and the various chairmen
Of the stations and their assistants
will be on hand this morning ready
to tag all Of those who are willing
to help the institution and the organi-
cation.
Tag Day in other nearby cities has
proved a big success and it is expected
that the same will be the result Of
the affair aarG today.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-31
In BANKRUPT Courf.

Referee Isaac held another session
of the bankruptcy Court yesterday In
the Frazier DeFoor case, of Hazlehurst
the first meeting of the creditors was
held and II A. King was named as
trustee. One or two other matters
also came mp during the session.
Among he ont Of town attorneys in at
tendance upon the court were r, ).
Chastain Of Hazlehurst; Alvin v Sell
Iers, Of Bailey; Judge Julian II. Par
kcr and II A King, Of Hazlehurst.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-31
KAISER'S AGAIN.
The Big Store to Offer Bargains to
the Men and Boys Today.

the Men and Boys Today.
Elsewhere in The News this morn
ing will be found a handsome half
page advertisement from A. NJ. Kai-
ser e Bro, the "old reliables.' These
gentlemen have been conducting a
great fire bargain sale in their dress
and notions department all the week
and today they are going to shift
the scene and give the men and boys
a chance.
Bargain prices will prevail in the
gents furnishing and haberdashery
departments and all members Of the
male persuasion are invited to call
and save a few dollars on a good win
ter outfit
In the meantime, many bargains VIII
be found for the ladies on the other
side and a large quantity of the dam
aged goods are still on hand and VIII
be displayed today. Go and save your
self some money.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-31
EVERYBODY Will KNOW RgsuLr
The News Has a Plan to Notify People
Of Election

Watch The News tomorrow for an
interesting announcement in connect
ion with the presidential election to
be held Tuesday.
The News is arranging plan
whereby every person in Brunswicl,
can stand on their piazzas or in win
dows and know who has been elected
president of the United States the
very minute the result in known,
OF course the returns will be given
in front of The News Office, but for
the benefit of the ladies and others
who cannot get out to read the returns
arrangements are being completed to
announce the result in such way that
everybody within a radius Of a mile or
two OF this office will know 1t.
Watch The News tomorrow for the
announcement
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-31
HEAR PETITION NEXT WEEK.
l4dee Parker vii! Decide Whether or
Not Rayzor Gets a New Trial.

1t was stated in the city yesterday
that Judge Parker would take up early
this week the petition filed by the
attorney representing Ed Rayzor, the
Camden county murderer sentenced
to hang, asking for new trial for
him
Rayzor who is in the Glynn county
Jail. was sentenced to hang last Tues
day. but the execution had to be post
poned when the petition for a new
trial was fled
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-31
THE SCHOONER
CHAS.s. H|RSCH
DRIVEN ASHORE
GALE LANDS HER ON COAST CT
NORTH skLlNA-Two
LIvESsLoST.
She Was an eid 4her at This Port
and Sail daese9sfal Days Ago
With a Big Cargo Of
Lumber.

The schooner Charles S. Hirsch,
an old trader at this port, which sail
ed from here several days ago. has
been lost, rosether with her cargo. The
following dispatch sent out yesterday
from Norfolk, VA. tells OF the loss of
The vessel:
Two of the eight members of the
tour-C2 sted schooner Charles S.
tlirsch, Captain Hunter. from Bruns-
wick for Baltimore, lumber laden
were drowned when the vessel was
driven ashore ON Il North Carolina
coast during a sey, . northeast gale
carly today
The six others, including Captain
Hunter, We're rescued by the life-say-
ers in the breeches buoy The Hirsch
is fast breaking up and probably will
be a total loss.
The members of the crew drowned
We're the cook and seaman, names
not given.
The vessel lies on the shoals off
Paul Gandel Hin, fftt miles south of
Cape Henry. The ma It's already have
been washed out
The two victims were caught un-
der the cFash.ng masts of the vessel
and crushed lifeless Efforts were
made to rescue the two men, but they
were swept away by the great waves
breaking over the schooner. The re-
mainder Of the crew narrowly escaped
a similar fate, The combined efforts
of three life-saving crews from Paul
Camiels HH. Kitty Hawk and Caf
fey's Inlet were necessary to rescue
the imperilled men. Completely ex-
hausted, according to Captain Hunter,
the men were about to give up hope
when the life savers got a line to the
ship.
Reports from the scene tonight are
to the effect that the vessel is rapidly
going to pieces and the beach is lit
tered with lumber.
"Wrecking tugs have gone out from
Norfolk to aid vessels reported to be
straining at their anchor3 near the
point where the Hirsch went ashore
The storm continues with great fury
and all Sdillng VeSSelS at sea are III
danger The wind off this coast blew
all day at the rate of forty miles an
hour with seas mountain high.
Three schooners from, the south
are now due off the North Carolina
coast. These are the missing Henry
Weller, reported yesterday by the
Italian steamer Dora Baltea; the
Calumet, and the Frontena. The last
two are bound from Jacksonville to
New York Some uneasiness is felt
for the four-master Childe Harold,
which sailed from Portland, Me, Oc~
tober IS, with plaster rock and should
have been here before this"
NEW YORK, Oct 3O.-The Charles
S. Hirsch was built in 1901 She was
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-31
THE FUNERAL Of
YOUNG DUBBERLY.
JACKSONVILLE PAPER GIVES A
FULL ACCOUNT OF HIS
TRAGIC DEATH.

Young Leroy Dubberly, who met
tragic death in Jacksonville Thurs
day morning. was laid to rest yester-
day afternoon at O'Clock. The in
terment was in Palmetto cemetery.
A large number OF the friends Of
the young man and his family attend
ed the funeral. The services were
coHdaeted. by Rev j. f. Sammons. Of
the Baptist church The following
young men acted as pail bearers: H..
H. Harper, Frank Grady, Epp New
man, Richard Everett, Son Newman,
Willie Kicks, S. A. Burney, Jr, Ev-
erett Warnell
Account of Accident.
A full account of the awful acci-
dent appeared In yesterdays Jack
sonyille Times Union In part the ar
ticle says:
E. L. Dubberly, young man en-
ployed as packer by the R. NJ Rose
company, at their establishment on
West Bay street, met death yester-
day in tragic manner, casting Il
gloom over large circle of friends
and fellow workmen.
Dubberly generally reported for
work at $50 o'clock. bat yesterday
morning he was ten minutes early
arriving at the establishment at $40
o'clock
AS soon as ne arrived at the store
he went to the rear where the ele-
vator goes to the second and third
floors, and moving bottle car on the
elevator he started for the second
floor
When the second floor was reached
the elevator was stopped and young
Dubberly, after the safety gates about
the elevator shaft had been showed
up. rolled the bottle cart off the ele-
vator on to the second floor.
Then the young man started the ele-
vator again. sending it toward the
third floor. where he expected TO
change his clothes and get ready for
his daily work Just after the ele-
vator started he saw the bottle car
start rolling toward the shaft and in
stead of stopping the car and catch
ing the bottle car he laid down on
HE stomach and tried to prevent the
car from falling through the shaft.
The elevator was going toward the
tb;rd floor all of the time and before
The unfortunate young man realized
no situation his neck had been
eauobt between the elevator and the
ton aoor and was almost instantly
broken. He must have tried to free
bjmself after the elevator struck as
there were many bruises on his body.
AZ soon as the accident occurred
several of The other men employed IN
tbe establishment rushed TO the assls-
tanee Of the unfortunate young man
.a4 the elevator was lowered that he
MIGHT he freed. It was at once real
ized that it was only case OF a rev
7,inntas before death would come TO
relieve the sufferings OF the man, but
no was tenderly removed from the
Mace Of the accident and physician
ll,,,-r;s:5ii--- summoned All known 10
s,re-ica1 skill was done in an effort 10
sava the mans life, hut to 10 avail
and after twenty minutes Of Suffering
the end came
The accident was an unusually SAD
one owing to the fact that Dubberiy 5
wife was employed by the same hrih
-ana she would have been to WORK
within the next hour. When sne was
notfied of the accident she became
.prostrated with grief.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-31

NEW YORK, Oct 3O.-The Charles
S. Hirsch was built in 1901. She was
1871 feet long, 35.5 feet beam and
1873 feet deep and registered $50 tons
net The vessel was owned by Chas.
S. Iiirsch, Of New York.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-31
To Speak Tonight.

Adjutant Alien Of the Salvation
Army win deliver tonight an address.
The subject will be. Jesus Said Yea
Shall Know Them by Their Fruits,
Corner of Newcastle and Gloucester
streets.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-31

The voters Of Brunswick have only
two more days in which to register for
the municipal primary to be held next
month. rhe books viii close Monday
arternc on at 6 O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16
"GeY WHITE WAY" TO LEAVE CASINO.

The Cav White Way Will leave the Casino
Theatre q week from Saturday night, and the fol
lowing Tuesday that theatre will be reopened with
a musical comedy called 'Marcelle" In which Miss
Louise Cunning will be featured Narcotic has
been favorablv received in other cities. Miss Man
rartne,s engagement at the Lyric in Glorious
Betsy will be terminated the same night as Ihe
Cav White Way'<at the Casino, and the following
Monday Lulu Glaser Will occupy the stage of the
I,vric appearing in Mile. Mischief PiXley ana
Iuders are the authors of "Marcelle-" Mile. Mis-
bief., "a an operetta in three acts by Messrs.
Kraatz and Won Stork. Z. NJ. Zieher composed
the music The Gay White Way" will be the
attraction at the Grand Opera House during the
week of September 2s. Gertrude Hoffman will join
the cast on Monday afternoon Miss Hoffman as
already made known in The Tribune, has signed a
contract to appear under the management of the
shuberts According to an announcement made
Yesterday at their Offices she is TO receive salary
of Sc 900 q week.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16
WANTS HER MARRIAGE ANNULLEI
Member Of Opera Company Has Guardian
Appointed in Her Suit

II suppose that VIII viii get perfectly furi-
when ne hears that I've started suit through
papa TO have marriage dissolved" said Mrs
Gertrude Nandeveer yesterday in the apartment
Of her parents. at No. GA Park Place, Brooklyn.
Through her attorneys, Herscimann & Bloomburg,
OF No. l16 Nassau street Manhattan, Mrs Wander
veer who is only nineteen years old, asked Justice
Aspinall. in the Supreme Court Brooklyn, yester-
day for the appointment Of a guardian ad litem in
the suit for aununent Of the marriage, which took
place after elopement two years ago. The suit
brought the ground that both bride and bride
groom minors. Her father, Charles Gordon
Willment a contractor appointed guardian.
Mrs Eanderveer has just returned from trip
10 the coast as one Of the principals in the Don
Jose Opera Company. She said that II was her
love for the stage and her husbands Jealousy that
caused their separation about six months ago.
VIII is well known broadway. said MIS-
Vandeveer, 'and is quite a sport. but he wanted
me- 70 stay al home. while / wanted TO go BACK
on the stage-I was in Oscar Hammerstein's Man
haitian Opera House chorus before our marriage
and so / went away from him and returned 10
father Then I got the engagement with the Don
lose company and started on the tour
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16

artists painting the landscape, all contributed TO
excite curiosity concerning them. This curiosity
developed into a suspicion the part of some
OF the people in the nelghborhood that they
might be foreign spies. and these suspicious
were communicated in highly exaggerated form
the government authorities. Accordingly.
couple of detectives were sent down by orders Of
the Home Department in London 1t seems that
the only thing definite that the detectives could
discover connecting the two strangers with
pionage the frequent reference in their con-
versation while walking TO certain Spy
NOsey.' the parsonage in question being. of course,
the italian scientist Spinoza. The story OF the
police supervision of Wordsworth and of Cole
ridge spies, and the reports of their interest
in the dongs Of Spy Nosey.' which still
file at the Home Office at Whitehall may be
called with singular appropriateness at the present
time when the spy mania is affecting many 9TH
erwise sensible people both here and in England
MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.