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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-29
CONDITIONS
SHOW STEADY GROWTH

The Georgia and Alabama Indus
trial Index. published in Columbus,
says in its regular weekly issue:
"The most important Industrial
event Of the week just entering was
the announcement by President
Hoadley. of the Alabama Consolidated
Coal & Iron company, that his COM
pany is to build a $1,000, 900 steel plant
and wire mill at Gadsden. Ala. Mr..
Hoadley, whose Office is in New York
has Just been on a visit to the COM
pany's property and made annoupce-
ment in Gadsden last Saturday Of its
plans. He spoke quite optimistically
Df the future Of the iron and steel
industry in Alabama
Industrial development in Ala
bama were by no means confined to
its great mineral belt, however, for
down in the northeastern corner Of
the state az company was formed
with paid-in capital of 100000
and authority to increase it to ST.,
100000 to develop the water power
Of the Choctawatchie river. The name
Of the company is the Choctawatcaie
River Light & Power company and its
plans, which are. quite ambitious, CON
template furnishing light and power
to several cities and towns in that sec
tion Of Alabama. Its headquarters will
be at Dothan.
Among the interesting contracts
awarded was one by the board of
education of Floyd county, Georgia,
for the equipment in full or in part,
of 81 school houses with desks and
other furniture. It was just few
years ago that such a contract would
have gone to the north as a matter,
OF course and the changing condi-
items are Illustrated by the fact that
the contract which involves several
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| thousand dollars, was captured by a
Columbus, Ca, school desk company.
The south is now filling nearly all of
its wants alosg that line
One OF the biggest timber deals of
the year was consummated when an
Americus, Ca, capitalist sold for
Sl71 ,000, n 600 acres Of timber lands
along the Georgia Florida line, and a
company will be formed to develop
il, An interesting land sale was that
OF farm near Ocilla, Ca, for $20,-
600, which was $75 per acre.
The new corporations formed dur
ing the week in the two states num-
Der two dozen and the total minimum
capital stock lacks but little of being
81 100000.
a Y3O,0O0 mattre manufacturing
company was Incorporated at Macon,
Ga. At Tifton, Ga, $4,000 com
pany will develop a deposit Of fine
clay, manufacturing pressed brick. A
ilne plant is to be established near
Tuscaloosa, Ala A dormitory will
be built at Adafeville, Ga. Contract
for additional sidewalk paving and
ether contracts were let at Admission,
Ala.
AS a result Of heavy orders from
''ilt'a cast is'aai ei:'se fet.nd4f-ics III the
vicinity of Birmingham, Ala, are now
working overtime. The list of resurn-
Ing Industries is swelled by ad-
ditional recruits every week, cotton
mills and lumber plants being among
those which started up during the
past week.
announcement is made that Chi
cago Gmpany has purchased tract
OF land on the west coast of Mobile
Bay, near Mobile. Ala. and will de-
yeiop it into an attractive residential
section. Several land sales for differ-
ent Georgia towns are announced"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-29
BUSY DAY IN THE
BANKRUPTCY
COURT
THE CASES OF COINS 6 RusTlN
AND BRUNSWICK SINGLE CO.
WERE TAKEN UP AND AeTEp
ON YESTERDAY.

The local bankruptcy court, Judge
Max Isaac presiding, was in session
yesterday and quite a batch of matters
was handled
In the case of Coins & Rustin, OF
which NJ. c. Goolsby, of Macon, is the
trustee and who was in the city yes
terday. the Intervention Of the city OF
Brunswick amounting TO sac due ON
account Of license tax, was allowed.
cin Attorney r. II, Harris appeared
for the city and Major II. E. Dart
represented other creditors, while c.
3. Congers appeared for the bank
rupts
The case of the Brunswick Shingle
e1rlpany was referred to and COM
promise settlement in the intervention
of D. Padrosa and William Nussbaum
vas allowed Those gentlemen orig
illall. claim d the sum Of $3.50 on
the original purchase price Of the
plan, The claim was COMPROMISED
yesterday for 1925.
he court VIII meet again thiS
morning and other matters will bd
taken up and disposed Of
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CAMDEN MAN IN
CONTEMPT OF
COURT
J. c. ssUIE, OF MIDRIvER. MUST
sHow. WHY HE INTERFERED
wiTBoRpERs OF THE REFEREE
IN NkRu9TcY.

II ] G. Buie. of MidriYer, Camden
county, does not be very good, he is
liable to have to show Uncle Sam why
he is not in contempt cf one of his
courts, Buie is a rather prominent
land owner of Camden, and among
other patrons was d. H. Lang, re-
Gently placed in bankruptcy, Col. +.
c. Butts, of this city, being the reg
ulariy appointed trustee in the case
1t seems that among other debts cf
Lang, It is alleged by Buie, that he
was yer unpaid for certain turpentine
leases and lands under operation by
Lang When the case went into the
courts and Mr.. Butts was named as
trustee, he was instructed by the
court 10 continue to operate on the
laud. In question. This did not suit
Mr. Raie and he proceeded TO force
the heRds OF the trustee to cease op-
eratioAs. Trustee Butts yesterday
appeared in the bankruptcy court and
asked Judge Isaac to issue an iniunc-
tion restraining Mr.. Buie from inter-
ferine with the lands and at the same
time cali upon that gentleman to show
why he mould not be ruled for con-
temp Both orders We're granted by
the court and United States Marshal
! Doyle of Savannah, will proceed TO
M.dgiyer today to serve the notice
which is returnahle to the court at
Brunswick on October 81.
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TILLMAN SENDS A
SLOGAN To THE
DEMOCRACY
SOUTH CAROLINA SENATOR NOW
URGES THE PEOPLE OF HIS
STATE TO TURN OUT AND VOTE
FOR BRYAN AND KERN.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Oct 2S.-Sena-
tor Tillman, who is here for a stay
of week or so, today gave out the
following:
AS member of the national democra-
tic committee for South Carolina,
am in receipt of the following tele-
gram from Hon. Norman E. Mack, the
national chairman of the democratic
party:
New York. Oct. q.
Hon. b. r. Tillman, Trenton, S. c.:
I'VE are now confident that Bryafls
will win in the electoral college. am
wiring to urge you to call upon the
voters of your state to be active and
to appeal to those in strong democra-
tic sections 10 bring out the fun DEM
ocratic vote, 50 that big majority of
the popular vote will be cast for Bryan
and Kern. a large majority OF the
popular vote will help to secure the
reform legislation to which our party
is committed A big majority in your
state will help the democratic cause
everywhere. Please leave no effort
unused to get out the full, democratic
vote in your state. Appeal to The DEM
ocratic papers which have done SO
much in this campaign to aid in this
work. Norman (. Mack y
This is probably a c by Of dis
patch which has besn sent to every
state in the Union, and while it NAV.
not appear important in South Caro-
lima owing to the pecul ar conditions
here, | desire to have the democratic
papers Of the state give the widest
publicity to this appeal and to urge
cur people to go to the polls on cleo
tion day, November Sd, and cast their
ballots for the democratic ticket lust
as though we had an active contest
on hand and were in doubt about the
result,
lt IS the stock in. trade Of agitators
like Crumpacller and Keifer who urge
our reduction in the electoral college
and house of representatives TO point
TO the small number of votes cast in
the legal election in the south.
or course, with our primary system
the usdal feeling is that we have set
tied our politics in that election. but
nevertheless the selection of our nomi-
nees does not absolye us from the
obligation to give those nominees a
lull vote, and beg that every demo-
fefat viii take the time and trouble
necessary to do this next Tuesday.
The oath to support the nominees
of the party creates an obligation
whlch as honorable men and patriots
we should fulfill. While 1t may not be
necessary in this state, every man will
feel far better if he shall contribute
by MS vote to strengthen the demo
cratic cause and shut the mouths Of
cur fanatica1 enemies.
3. r. TilIman.
Member National Committee Demo-
cratic Party for South Carolina.
Trenton, s. c., Oct. 27.
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WILL ULTIMATELY BUILD
DIRECT LINE TO TAMPA
No New Development in Extension OF
the A., B. & A. Railroad.

No New Development in Extension OF
the A., B. & A. Railroad.
The Atlanta Constitution of yester~
day says;
Vice. President p. S. Arkwright. of
the Atlanta, birmingham & Atlantic
railroad. states there is nothing new
in the dispatch from south Georgia.
printed, to the effect that the Tampa
Northern railroad is to be extended to
connect with the Atlanta, Birmingham
& Atlantic at Thomasyille This road,
which is owned by the Atkinson inter-
ests, is now built and being operated
from Tampa to Brookyille, a distance
Of fifty miles In the near future it is
contemplated that the read win be
extended from BrooksTille TO Dunnel-
lon, distance Of thirty-five miles.
ultimately, we hope to build it on
to Thomasyilie, a distance Of $50 mile
or such a matter, stated Mr.. ark
wright, but that is entirely in the
future. The next extension we viii
make is to be only a distance OF
thirty five miles from Brookyille to
Dunnellon"
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Emperor William
Takes ii to Hear


Z LONDON, Oct 2S.A sensation has
been created by the publication in
the Daily Telegraph of letter from
an English business man detailing a
remarkable interview with Emperor
William of Germany, wherein his maj
esty charges the English press with
persistent nagg'ng at Germany. He
declared that Englishmen in general
seem TO have hatred for all things Ger
man The emperor then cited Instances
of Germany's history of friendship
for England and said one of his dear
est wishes was to live to see best
terms with Great Britain.
lie said that the English people
seem to prefer to listen to those who
misinterpret and distrust his actions
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Mines will Vote
For Tom Watson

& ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 28.-In a pub
lie statement issued yesterday Judge
J K Hines, attorney to the railroad
commission, comes back into the pop
ulist fold, after, a tentative absence
in the democratic ranks of a few years.
Judge Hines announces that he will
vote for his life long friend, Thomas
+. Watson. He is impelled to make
this statement by many inquiries from
friends all over the state. In his
statement Judge Hines said that he
felt that personal friendship rose
above mere party affiliations, and that
he was under both personal and poll
teal obligat Ans to Mr. Watson and
ne felt it his euty and pleasure to vote
for him
Judge Hines said further that he
was by no means N accord with the
political principles of Mr.. Bryan. He
declared ahat Bryan did not stand the
remotest chance for election, and that
his vote would matter little one way
or the other here in Georgia
Judge Hines has been one Of Gov
ernor Smiths str ngest supporters
from the first. and it has been the
general supDositicn that he was once
more a democrat to work permanently
in that party. His statement, how
ever, indicates that he is still popu-
list
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SOUTHERN BELL GETS PRIZE.

3
Awarded Blue Ribbon for Interesting
Display at State Fair,
AT the recent state fair in Atlanta
4 premium waseoffered for the exhibit
advancing lie most valuable sugges-
tons for the development Of the social.
educational and economic interests of
the farm
The exhibit made BIZ the farmers
line department OF the southern Bel
Telephone & TELEGRAPH company was
awarded blue ribbon and diploma Of
award as fulfilling the conditions un-
der which the prize was to be award
ed
Tn its exhibit al me fair the South
eTn Bell company displayed farmers
telephones and demonstrated the use
Of the telephone. Gu the farm, the
method Of constructing lines and the
details necessary to secure this class
Of i;ss exhibit n as d popular
one with visitors from rural districts.
The telephone is being used on farms
and in rural communities to a greater
extent than ever before, and the de-
yelopment cf this feature of the tele-
phone is receiving more attention from
the Southern. Bell company than ever
before. The improvements in the
farm line telephone which have re-
duced the cost Of this class of service
to minimum, has made it possible
to supply every farm house within a
reasonable distance OF an exchange
with telephone service.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-29
THEY PAY DIVIDEND.
Receivers of the Inman Estate Hand
over 20 Per Cent.

Receivers of the Inman Estate Hand
over 20 Per Cent.
asTL ANITA. Oct 2S.-An order was
signed this afternoon by Judge Pen-
dleton upon the petitGn of the receiv-
ers OF the Inman estate to declare q
dividend of 20 per cent for the credi-
tors Of the estate. Property which
has been recently sold, and payment
on which will be made on times will
af an early date accrue enough to de-
clare another dividend in a short time.
There has previously been paid to The
creditors the sum of $4,000 ! Y
The total debts of the estate now
amount to s597 ,903.53. OF this amount
$4g9,442.13 is on notes In banks, $29,-
900 Is owned By James r. Gray; a
note indorsed by the late Walker P.
Inman for a private concern Of $4,000;
s55,000 Gwned in local banks, and
. other notes amounting to $69,461.40.
The receivers have on hand the sum
Ssof $4,000, or 20 per cent. to declare
i dividend for the creditors.
During the past few weeks the es-
late has sold central real estate, on
time which viii amount to great
deal more than the 20 per cent. prob
ably being $23e.000 In view Of this
particular time Of the year, and with
4 presidential campaign on, the re-
ceivers think that they have been
able to do a great deal more in paying
OF the debts than they had anticipat-
ed when they took charge some few
mouths ago At the present rate of
paysas off the debts It viii only be a
shofs time before the estate is en-
tirely free fI-sm debt,
TIT i,i 5s J;f IS tbs u - IS e @ 9 G re Mi.s
Harriet + Brandon and Mrs. May In
man Gray The attorneys for the re-
.ceiyers are Rosser & Brandon.
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IOLD DIRECTORS or
H., B. & A. AGAIN
NAMED
INTERESTING MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS or THIS FINE
PROPERTY WAS HELD IN AT
LANTA YESTERDAY.

All of the officers and directors Of
the Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic
railraad were reelected yesterday al
the annual meeting Of the stockholders
of this company held IN Atlanta.
Ninety-fye per cent. OF tin Mstock Of
this great and growing rail Pad was
represented at the meeting.
President Atkinson read his annual
report, which was most graf. Tying 10
the stockholders. In it was recounted
the entry Of the A., B. & A. road into
tsso OF its terminii, Atlanta and Bir-
1aingham. since the last meeting OF
the stockholders.
The election Of directors and officers
Tor the ensuing year was the con-
Gliding business.
The officers We're elected as follows:
H. NJ AK nson, president 7. 5. Ark
wright, vice president: G. l.. Dimon,
assistant TO the president; Rcsser &
Brandon, general counsel; II. NJ Mil
am. treasurer; r. Z Cullinane, Sec
fetary; j. K. Rowland traffic mana
ser, w. H. Quigg, general freight
agent. Alex BonRsman4 general mana
ger.
The following directors were elected
far the ensuing year: Charles +.
Aver, H. N. Atkinson, +. 5. Arkwright
Morris Brandon. G. ". Brine, Cecil
browne, r. r. Culhnane. w. R. Hand
leg, f. N Milan Percy r. Pyne, w
T. Putnam. Archibald d. Russell, s.
j Bradley, w. 3. Stoyall, W. II
Wright.
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SHAW SIGHTS A
DANGER DANGER LINE. LINE
REPUBLICAN MoeuL TELLS
HITCHCOCK THAT OHIO is
GOING FOR BRYAN.

TOLEDO, O., oct. 2S.--It is reported
mere that after his speech at Niles.
y, eX-Seeretafy Shaw called the re-
publican national headquarters up
over long distance telephone and told
them Ohio was last to Taft. The bank
at Niles recently and the democratic
ueposlts guarantee plant has become
popular. II is also learned that Henry
Needham, q prominent magazine writ
tef, VINO after Investigating politics
N ONO, informed Candidate Taft that
ne would have an exceedingly close
escape Of defeat in his own state.
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More New Cardinals.

NEW YORK, Oct 2S.-A dispatch
from Rome says that the pope has
decided that special consistory shall
be held for the nomination Of new
American cardinals. It will be held
after the reorganization Of the lew
American diocese.
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THE MEETING FAILED.
Third Ward Voters WIN Try Later to
Have a Meet.

Have Meet.
That third ward meeting advertised
to take place az the county court
house rather ''peterd out last night.
True a few voters of the ward gath
cred, nut nothing approaching a meet
ing happened Jap Price was made
chairman ~ the gathering and Harry
Miller was asked to act as secretary.
In a few well chosen remarks by all
hands present, it was agreed to post
pone the meeting until a later day
when the public would be pat on no.
tice OF phe place aud time of the meet
ing.
{ The News understands that the vot-
ers Of the third ward win call meet
ing for some evening next week,
when one of the candidates in the race
from that ward win be endorsed.
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Will Protect CITY.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct 28.-W. W.
Hunter, well-known civil engineer,
is in Augusta, running flood and water
levels, having been employed by the
city council flood commission appoint
ed to devise ways and means of pro-
tecting the city in future from re-
.currence of the recent disaster.
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Street Railway Railway
in Receivership

CLEVELAND. Oct. 2S. The Central
Trust Co. New York, today applied
for a receiver for the street railway
system at Cleveland. The CentraI
Trust Co is trustee for three bond IS
sues made by the old Cleveland Elec-
trio railway, which is now a part Of
the Cleveland Railway company's sys-
tenn.
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Whifmore Case
on Trial Again

AF.@ YORK, Oct 2S The jars sn
the case Of Theodore Whitmore,
charged with the murder of his wife,
was taken to Lampblack swamp where
Lena Whitmore's body was found last
Christmas day. After satisfying them
selves on all points involved. the jury
returned to court where the hearing
of the testimony was resumed.
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Killed BY Negro.

TEUTAH, Ala, Ort. 28.-Billy Hales,
"a weIl-known young man. was shot
and instantly killed last night at I'm
ion, near here, by Dave Means, ne
gro. Hales was trying to arrest the
negro, when the latter shot him. Means
escaped and a posse is assisting the
sheriff to locate him.
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Engineer and
Fireman Killed

ROME. Ca, Oct. Engineer
Pease and a colored fireman, both be-
longing in Atlanta, were instantly kill
ed this morning when northbound
freight train of the Southern struck
an open switch. The switch lock had
been broken and taken away. 1t is
believed to be the work of train
Wreckers.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-29
MILLIONAIRE MORGAN FOUND
HIS ELOPED DAUGHTER

NEW YORK, Oct 2S.--J. L. Morgan,
of Marion, N. c. millionaire. whose
daughter, Fayetta, eloped with w. L..
Craig, an impecunious poet, cabled a
friend here that he had found his
daughter in Paris.
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Bryan on the
Hudson Now

NEW YORK, Oct. 28. VIM. j.
Bryan left his special train this norm
ing to speak at all towns along the
Hudson covering the same route. He
declared Nebraska is as safely demo-
cratic as Alabama
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Countess Gives
Birth TO Daughter

BUDAPEST. Oct. 28.-Newspapers
this morning announced that Countess
Szechenyi, formerly Miss Gladys
Vanderbilt, has given birth TO daugh-
ter, and that both the countess and
child are doing satisfactorily Miss
Vanderbilt and Count Szechenyi were
married married or or January 27th last. last
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THIS CITY DEEPLY
INTERESTED IN
THE RACES
BRUNSWICK WILL SEND A LARGE
THANKSGIVING DELEGATION
OVER TO SAVANNAH TO VAN.
DERBlT BOUT NEXT MONTH.

A marked degree of local interest
is manifest in the Savannah automo-
bile races. which will be pulled off
on Thanksgiving day, and It is prob
able that Brunswicks representation
at the big event win compare favor
ably with that Of any other city in
the south.
The Southern railroad win operate
extra sleeping car accommodations on
the night Of November 25, leaving
Brunswick at S.S5 p. m, and thor
cughR adequate provision viii he
made for all parties who desire to
leave at that time,
Sleepers will also be operated into
Savannah from other points in the
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nan anu WII dCI aSDg HVaIlHs H0TtI %
those who so fhat way
The Ocean steamship company S
two big liner City of Savannah and
City Of Atlanta will also be utilized
as floating hotels for parties coming
from various points along the coast
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-07

Nell R. Moore, Secretary, or ]. J. Jaf.
ia, Treasurer. Dc 1t now.
Attention.
Every child please notice n
think-every nan and read
carefully, and be not readers only,
but living active helpers.
The purpose of the Federated Char.
tiles of Kcswe1I.
First:-1n take care or all persons
that demaE., by reason of Illness or
want, relief and immediate help.
Second To assist in securing
employment for those VINO are able
and willing to work.
If you are busy, phone the secre-
tary and she will call for your sub
scriptions.
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LOST.

LOST Liver colored pointer dog
spiked collar. Reward. Return to
LOST Between 2O5 N. Lea and
Main on Second ST., black handbag
LOST One little bay mule, brand
ed G. T. or left shoulder; one light
bay mare mule and one large brown
horse. Reward for return to lobe
Cazier. 15tf
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WANTED

WANTED:- Good man to work on
farm Inquire of e. F. Hayslip, one
half mile east of Blashek's ice plant
WANTED Solicitors. Men and wo-
men for the Home Circle Society
Of New Mexico. Best of references
required. Call at Office OF Home
Circle Society OF New Mexico, 215
N. Main ST. Its
WANTED Furnished rooms for
light house keeping. Apply to Ed ].
Williams.-Price & Co.
WANTED:- Good country board and
two rooms for three. Address J. D..
Record. 16t3*
WANTED:- Position by man and
wife on ranch. Apply 306 S. Main
street. 1879
WANTED:- Experienced stenogra,
pher wants position. Insurance
or law preferred. Address Miss Ste.
nographer, care Daily Record. 14t6
WANTED:- Girl or woman to cook
or to assist in homework, or girl
to assist in taking are of children.
sos N. Mo. ave. 14t3s
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-07

Mrs. G. G. Stubblefield, of Waco,
Texas, arrived last night to join her
husband who mas beer here six weeks
of the Joyce-Pruit store. MI. and Mrs.
Stubblefield and Mr.. and Mrs. Austin
Porter have leased the residence of
DIR. and Mrs. G. T.. Veal during their
absence from the city.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-07

The Woman's Home Missionary So.
cfety of the NJ. E.. church met with
the president, Mrs. Boellner, Friday
afternoon. There were forty women
present M nine new members were
added to the society. An interesting
program was given and refreshments
were served.