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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-01
NO Truth IN REPORT
} Of SALE Of The
A., B. 8 A.
1T WAS JUST ANOTHER OF THOSE
ATLANTA RAILROAD DEALS
WHICH ARE MADE so FIRE.
1NrLv.

us was expected, the report that
The A., B. G A. had been apurchased
sby the N G. & st. L. was absolutely
without foundation ana was just an
other of those Atlanta railroad deals
which al made so frequently. The
following correction of the first re
port of the deal was sent out from At
lanta yesterday:
1.-THE well-founded rumor in rail
road circles, to the effect that the At
lanta, Birmingham and Atlantic rail
read will shortly be sold to the Nash
vile, Chattanooga and st. Louis rail
way is utterly and absolutely unbound
ed. The Atlanta, Birmingham and At
lantic railroad was not built to be
sold, will not be sold, will not be mer
ged with nor controlled by the Nash.
vile, Chattanooga and St. Louis, but
will. be operated as separate, indie
pendent property, for the development
of coal and iron fields of Alabama, the
farming belts of Georgia and the ship
ping interests of all the people,
Such was the emphatic and unquai
fled denial made Thursday morning
/ Vice President P. S. Ark
VIZ, :. - the Atlanta, Birmingham and
Atlantic railroad, in the absence OF
President H. M Atkinson, who is now
On tour of inspection of the road.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-01
BRUNSWICK MAY SOON -
HAVE A TRADE PAPER

W. T. Christopher, an old experien-
ced newspaper man, contemplates pub.
fishing quarterly paper in Brunswick
this fall, OF when the business skies
get a little brighter, to We devoted to
the buiidingtrade, especially concrete.
II will also advocate civic improve
ments, discuss industrial affairs and
business opportunities in and around
Brunswick. Tss paper will be largely
illustrated and will be circulated all
over Georgia and Florida. Every edi.
ton will not be less than 10000 cop.
les, 8 pages and columns to page.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-01
GEORGIA FARMER
WAS MURDERED
"A JEFFERSON COUNTY MAN is
SHOT WHILE SITTING ON HIS
PORCH.

Augusta, Ga, July 31.-R. Garvar
Brown, prosperous planter of Jeffer
son county was assassinated last night
with shot gun while he was sitting
on the veranda of his home.
Bloodhounds are trailing Vincent
Williams, negro, formerly tenant
of Browns place. Williams left the
crop in the field and moved away
Yesterday he returned and tried to
induce ether tenants to leave Browns
place The planter ordered the negro
to leave the place.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-01
AN ITALIAN DYNAMITER
SOON TO RE HUNG

Ravelstone, B. c., July 31.--This is
the date fixed for the execution of
Francesca Cedfo, member OF an al
legged "Blackhand' society, whose
crime and trial attracted widespread
attention. The crime for which Cedio
was given the death penalty was the
blowing up by dynamite bomb OF
the Niagara hotel, at Grand Fork, B.
c., about two years ago. The outrage
followed the receipt by the proprietor
OF a number of letters demanding
money The bomb resulted in the kill
ing of Louise King, daughter of the
proprietor, and the injury of several
others.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-01
slEEPERs ON A.. q. e. A.
ATLANTA FROM THoMAsvILE E

1t is learned from an unofficial
source that the A., B. G. A. will inau.
gurate sleeping car service from
Thomasville to Atlanta about Septem.
Der 1. The road wsll operate the Pull
man cars and material change will
be made in the schedules. The north
bound evening train will pass through
Moutrie at about o'clock instead Of
8 O'Clock which is the present sched-
ule. The morning train from Atlanta
VIII reach here about o'clock instead
OF 1O:4O as at present. -Moultrie OBJ
server.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-01
MUST PAY TO HEAR
n THIS CANDIDATE SPEAK

VChicago, July 31.-Eugene w. Cha
Il I'm, prohibition candidate for the pres
aency. has devised an unique cam
ID ign in which the voters, sympathizl
UkAand all others who wish to listen
r M coratcw must pay twenty five
iSe for the privilege. This
hent was made by the pro-
trftfon committee as basis of the
brty's activity from now until Novem-
Der. The members of the national
committee say this device means the
barrel will never be empty unless
the public does not go to the meetings
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-01
MlLITIAMEN AND NEGROES
+ a.2 HAVE A SERIOUS RIOT

q
Rehoboth, Del, July 31-The state
militiamen eneamped near here and
a crowd Of negroes engaged in riot
Ihursday night, in which one man
istained fractured skull, and may
~, and over a score of others were
wed. Members of a company of
, o8'irst Delaware regiment Of New.
1(IN were standing around merry
Id. They passed words with
~ j bystanders. "A negro hurled
| tKksS and struck "a private on the
!. ea Instantly The soldiers began
naesding every negro they could find.
vernor Lea seut fifty soldiers to ar
Est the man #hor threw the brick
md sent Off to pacify the enraged
oldiers. Oily quiet was restored.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-01
A CONCRETE CONVENTION.

pc VIII Likely be Held Here in Near
Future.
There is a movement on foot to or
Anize state convention of artificial
Ne manufacturers, and cement u.s.
y t. Christopher, manager of
Gaite Stone Co., of this city, is
rdng to bring the convention to
.tnswick for organization, as all the
railroads give cheap rates to the is
hand resorts and many could be indu-
ced to come.
Rrunswick has been the convention
y Georgia this year, and with a
*. Nfort and no expense, the Con-
NorReSs of the state can be
cn ol - The men interested in this
80 and growing industry .s,1eu,.' are a
n and progressive set OF fellows
80 may do us good 70 have them
AMONG Us for day or so.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-01
He KILLED TWO
THEN HIMSELF
IN A FIT OF JEALOUSY SEATTLE
MAN TRIED TO KILL HIS
FAMILY.

Seattle, Wash, July 31.-In a fit of
Jealous rage, Jesse Fifer, motorman,
killed his 6-year old daughter Hazel,
and seriously wounded Mrs. Ethel
Warren, his sister-in-law, a confine-
ment patient in a private maternity
hospital last night. He then suicided
by shooting. The Filters had been sep
arated for some time.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-01
Agricultural Society to Meet.

The regular annual meeting OF
the Glynn County Agricultural Society
Will be held today, August /. at 1890
O'Clock. a. M, at the Office Of DR.. Bur
roughs, to elect county officers and to
elect delegates to the Georgia State
Agricultural Society which will meet
in Gainesville on the second wednes.
day in August, this year.
w. q. Burroughs, Pres.
r. T. Clark, Secretary.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-01
MARRIED ONE YEAR,
He KILLS HIS WIFE

Coal City, Ala, July 31-Walter
Streity was Jailed this morning char.
|ged with, the cold blooded murder of
his wife whom he married about a
year ago. The woman was soon to
have become a mother. Much excite
ment exists here over the killing.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-01

+. S. Guthrie. general merchant
at Guysie, station up on. the A.. b.
& A., yesterday filed a petition in
bankruptcy with Referee Max Isaac.
The liabilities Of the bankrunt are
placed at s5,2sS and the assets at
s6i5. Judge Isaac set the case for
hearing in this city on September
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-01
SPEND SUNDAY IN FERNADlNA.
Steamer Atlantic to Operate a Pop.
ular Excursion.

The fast and comfortable steamer
Atlantic will carry large excursion
to Fernandina from Brunswick Sun.
day. The steamer will leave this city
lat $3.50 o'clock, arriving in Fernando
ma by noon. This will give the people
an opportunity to visit Amelia Beach,
take surf bath and listen to music
by an excellent band. The steamer
will not leave Fernandina until S:30.
giving the excursionists the entire az
ternoon in the city.
The fare for the round trip will be
one dollar, this amopnt including cal
fare from the boat landing to tht
beach and return.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-01

Birmingham, July 31.-Respo,aq
to general alarm from Sayrettl
the effect that the commissary
was surrounded by strikers, deputies
were hurried from the sheriff's Office
In automobiles. Alarming reports,
|unauthentic. however, continue to
come concerning battle a fortnight
since when party of deputies ex-
hausted their ammunition defending
a special train bearing strike-break-
ers to the Jefferson tunnel.
The latest has it that dozen new
graves have appeared in the vicinity
Iof the battle. The deputies say that
they saw a number of men fall but
no dead or wounded were reported
among the strikers.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-01
A BROKER lNsUREs LIFE
OF CANDIDATE TAFT

New York, July 31.-A Wall street
house today took out policy for $780,
600 with the Lloyds Of London on the
life of Judge William H. Taft to insure
them against loss in case of Mr.. Taft's
death within year The rate was 5
per cent.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-01
FIRE HAS BEEN BURNING
SINCE FOURTH OF JULY

Vienna, July 31.-Four more work
men lost their liyes today making. a
total of 2S. in attending to extinguish
1.-THE oil well fire whch has been rag
ing in the Borislay Petroleum district
since July 4th. The eaths were the
result Of the intenge / and the pol
sonous gases. -
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-01
TO SOON PROCLAIM
MARTIAL LAW IN
ALABAMA
THE STRIKE SITUATION IN AND
AROUND BIRMINGHAM GROWS
WoRsE-sERIous TROUBLE IS
EXPECTED.

Ensley, Ala, July 31.-The home OF
George Banks, negro non-union min
Ter, was dynamited last night. His
wife and children were thrown from
their beds and the house was practi-
Ically demolished.
Prominent citizens held an ia
promptu mass meeting this morx
and threatened to drive all the
miners from Ensley and estz
vigilance committee. IS
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-01

Birmingham. July Sheriff
den's opinion of the strike seemV
warrant martial law, and 1t is i
mated that he would request Cover
Conner to declare martial law unS
the violence ceased.
Another train load of strike-bre
ers arrived at Blossburg today,
ion men in large numbers are be
arrested for violences, but bail in
cases is Immediately forthcoming
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-01
CHEAP EXCURSION TO
) -FERNANDlNA ON SUNDAY

An excursion will be operated to
Sunday by the Cumber-
land route on the steamer Emmeline-
The low rate of so cents for the round
trim has been put on. This rate will
he to either Cumberland or Fernan,
dina. The steamer will leave Bruins
wick at 10 o'clock and will stop at
both to and from Fernan-
> Heexpected that large crowd
se Ike advantage of the unusually
of so cents for the round
- will spend Sunday in the lit
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-01

hall of the atnsS
The first game
Nos. 3 and A. At th9
the score stood and d
essary to play several mir
No. finally winning by a
q to S.
The second game was betwty IA 8
l and and resulted in a vigtory h.
the former by score of Is toB. Both
the games We're enjoyed byt quite a
large crowd o. spectators.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-02-05
Delicious Cake.

One cupful of butter, two and ono
half cupfuls Of light brown sugar
four cupfuls Of sifted entire wheat
flour. six eggs, two pounds of seed
less raisins, two level tablespoonful5
Of sround cinnamon. one cupful OF
maple syrup and two heaping table
spoonfuls of baking powder. Rub
the butter and sugar TO cream, add
the syrup and the ground cinnamon
stirring them we'll together. Next
add the yolks of the eggs and beat
for a few moments. Sift little Of
the flour over the raisins and ser
aside. Add the remainder of the
flour. a little AT time, to the mix
ture in the bowl Beat for five min
utes then add the baking powder
Mix thoroughly but do not beat
Next stir in the Toured raisins and
last of all fold in the we'll beaten
whites of the eggs. Line two me-
dunn sized tins with buttered paper
and bake in a rather slow oven fer
an hour and a half.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-02-05

lpalhizcrs Nevertheless, the stirring
events of the last few weeks has pre-
pared t.e public for some startling
elimination. The discovery of plot
after plots. as well as the discovery
IL many secret stores Of weapons
aud ammunition, has demonstrated
aeNo2i peradvcnttlre the existence
II determination on the part of a
large body OF Portuguese to over
throw The present conditions and
proclaim Il republic. The tragedy
occurred about $50 this afternoon.
hut the panic which instantly
gripped the city and all its activities
Frustrated all communication, and it
was not for some hours that news
OF the assassination was permitted
to be sent broadcast.
Lisbon tonight wears an air of
utter desolation, the theatres and
cafes are all closed. streets are al
most deserted and electric cars are
moving without passengers. In
short, TIE city mas shut itself up in
Hts houses. All efforts are being
made to save the life of Prince
Ianucl. and couriers went through
the streets summoning all skilled
physicians that reside in Lisbon
The latest bulletin from the bedside
Estates that at present there is no
danger Of complications from the
wounds. Fhc greatest fear is the
possibility OF blood poisoning later
Among tne first to be called into
lie critical situation was a premia or
of France. dictator of the kingdom
France was protected by a squadron
G. cavalrymen as he fastened to the
palace, where he conferred with the
queen, who. it is understood, will
bt regent during the minority of
Prince Manuel. who is now in his
nineteenth year.
Details of the murders show theY
We're cunningly arranged. The fact
that the royal family We're return
ing from the Villa Niceza had been
made public in advance and author
tiles had arranged what they con-
s'dered sufficient guard along the
route which the royal carriage was
to take The king and family re-
turned to Lisbon after day of
greatest excitement on account Of
wholesale arrests sand continual dis
covery Of new depots Of arms and
bombs.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-02-05
Rubies. Real and Unreal.

The question of whether a gem
made by chemical means is as real"
as one of the same composition
formed in natures laboratory. has
hitherto been only academic, rs arti-
fetal stones of this kind have not
been made of sufficient size to be
used in jcwelry. Now, however. in
the casce of rubies. crystals of any
size may be and are built up by a
so-called nursing process. the re-
suit being the production of very
very fine stones. which are real in
one sense. though they are certain
~ artificial Says z. Sailor. in an
al ticle on the subject in La Nature
at must be understood, as L.
Normand says. that an artificial ru
By is not a real ruby, since 1t is not
the natural gem which alone has
hitherto borne the name of ruby in
commerce, and since its qualities ia
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-02-05
Cleaning Cupbonrds and Closets.

The cleaning of wardrobes and
linen closets should be accomplished
before the regular house cleaning is
undertaken. To clean Il closet well
requires a great deal of time, and if
the work is left until house clean
Ing begins. it is apt to be sighted.
Choose u sunny day and hang ali
the clothing in the closet ont to air,
brushing it well before it is put back
into place Remove all boxes. shelves
and drawers; dust them we'll, and
wash those which are of wood in
soap and water, using plenty Of
ammonia. While they are drying.
sweep the walls with broom cover
ed with a clean cloth Sweep the
floors, then wash the wood work and
the floors. When all are dry. apply
turpentine or common sale to every
crack and crevice. Replace the
drawers and shelves, furnishing each
with clean papers. Use camphcr
gum in each drawer. or Il few whole
spices to keep the moths away
There are perfumes which are COOL
for this purpose. and which some
housewives prefer Never white
wash tho walls of closet, or YOU
will have to brush every article tha1
touches them. If YOU have moved
l9to house where the closet walls
have been white washed, tack clean
sheets to the walls before hangins
Up your garments.
When putting garments back, trY
to arrange them conveniently, pla =
ing those things that are not used
very frequently back and highest up.
If there are partly worn garments
which are OF no use to YOU, do not
put them back at all but make them
over or give them away.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-02-05
OPENS FREE AGENCY
TOM LEACH TAKES the
INITIATIVE IN THE MATTER
Former Delegate For Labor Unions
Steps Strongly Into the
Limelisht.

Tom Leach will open a cigar store
Al No. 1G West Yakima avenue, and
4 free employment office in connec-
tien Mr.. Leach VISA the walking
delegate fer the labor unions in this
ely when they were federated. since
which time he has been dealing in
real estate
Having wide acquaintance
among the laboring men and tho
contractors, he viii be in a position
to help both in furnishing laborers.
No register fee will be charged
nor will any fee be taxed against
the employer. Mr.. Leach does NOT
propose to get out and hustle for
jobs for the men, but, being in a
position to supply contractors with
help. it looks as though the employ
ers will be glad of the opportunity
10 help good cause along.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-02-05
THREE ATTEMPTS MADE
!. TO BUY MABTON CHRONICLE
IVish to Establish influence IN
+. Jones' Own Country Through
Power of Press.

That Senator Ankeny and his
forces are concentrating their efforts
to a certain extent on the Yakima
kalley has been demonstrated in
lhe past few weeks by attempts
kpqde to purchase weekly papers
BE instance in particular IS cited az
Mabton b ]. Jacius. editor of the
Mab.on Chronicle. states he has been
tsproached three times in chat many
E.eks by men who desired to pur-
'thase his paper He declares that
these are Ankeny men and that they
Were backed by plenty of money
bhe Of them, Pacius states. is con
Eected with the Seattle Times.
| 81 am for Jones. always have
been and always will be-" stated the
Mabton editor 81 asked these men
Iwho they represented politically and
they we're rather backward about IT,
h. told them if they represented
|J,nes the price OF the plant would
be up in the thousands. but 4 they
Il represented Ankeny l would sell for
1880.
~ made the reduction because
|I-new | could open a new newspaper
|ofGce across the street. fling out the
'Jsones banner and nave the oppose
'ticn paper out Of business in week
End a half. This will show you TO
some extent just what influence
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-02-05
Beans.

A delicious change from the ordi-
nary method of cooking dry beans
is made by stewing them until Well
done, then adding a cupful OF sweet
c. cam. OF course the cream VIII
soon sour and hence but small
quantity enough fer one meal
should be added at a time. Many
people object to the use OF dry pole
be ans because of their dark color
but they are none the less whole
some. The cranberry and other va
riety Of these beans are much richer
flavor than the navy and do not re-
quire SO much cooking to render
them digestible
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-02-05
ROYAL LINE
|: IS COMPLETELY
SNUFFED OUT

'LlSBON, Feb. liking C,rlos
Fl the crown prince have been
Fascinated. and the three persons
20 committed the murder were
y led on the spot. The royal fam
was seated in an open carriage,
! which they had returned from the
la Viccza, where they had been
Bsurning. At the corner of Praca
\ Commerce. and Rue DeArsenal
group of men suddenly sprang
ward the carriage and, leyeling
Fbines which they had concealed
len themselves, mortally wounded
f. king and crow. prince and
lightly wounded the kings second
IN Prince Manuel. Queen Amelie
hO rose in the carriage and tried
| shield the crown prince, was I'm
irt.
tine bodies of the king and crown
Iince were removed from the ar
NAL in two closed carriages to the
yyal palace. Examination of the
fnnds of the king showed three
lets had reached the mark. one
tund was situated at the nape of
le. neck, the second in the shoulder
bd the third, which was the fatal
Hund, severed the carotid artery.
he crown price, who was still
teathing but who died almost inn
Ietliately after admission 10 the ar
Inal. had suffered three wounds in
be head ard chest. Two bullets
hi struck Prince Marvel
News of the assassination swept
Tough the city like wild fire
Trough dry grass. and tonight half
be populace was panic sticken, not
moving where the next blow may
Ell There is the greatest dread for
BE- future of the country which
Ems on the verge OF being plunged
ito throes of a revolution with all
be horrors of bloodshed. Through
ut the city CONSERVATION reigns and
IL. the houses of business places are
arricaded. The cold blooded MUIR
er has sent a thrill of horror
the country even among
lose who have been working polit
ally for the establishment of a re-
,lblic, and sorrow is expressed on
very hand at the dreadful end o.
az king and crown prince. At first
lush it would seem as though the
was the work of an
rchists and not of republican SYM
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-02-05
ANktNY GIFTS BUSY IN
I. YAKIMA VALLFY--|S
AFTER NEWSPAPERS

Yakima Jones has in my section of
the country
1t is understood other attempts
have been made to purchase Yakima
Valley papers, the Ankeny forces
evidently seeing that it is absolutely
necessary to secure the strongest
Kind IF iaraehce IN this section If
they wish to make any impression.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-02-05
saIoon Wen Want Concessions.

Saloon owners ana proprietors OF
saloons in this city have held sew
eral meetings lately preparatory 20
requesting the county attorney -
grant them few concessions in the
running Of thcir places They are
going to ask that he permit them
to keep their places of business open
trtl ! 4. NJ. instead of closing at
midnight, and permission to Keep
open during certain hours on sun
day
They wish to keep closed during
the forenoon ana also during the
evening while church is being held.
The rest of the day they want to
Lave the privilege of keeping open.
At the last meeting held recently 10
Of the representative saloon m-u
~ere in attendance and resolutions
were dawn up TO be presented tl
County Attorney Wende, but were
nut acted ON. pending another meet
ihg which will he held in few days,
when every saloon keeper IN ,ae citY
Viii b. IN Attendance. At this time
tic resolutions will he brought MP