davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The newspaper., 1908-07-10

The IL London gas companies sup
ply among them 46. 403,S52 900 cubic
feet of gas to 1,101, 1896 consumers.
The newspaper., 1908-07-10

= Still. some persons might think that
after a man had been fed on sour
milk for a month he would be mad
enough to fight anybody.
The newspaper., 1908-07-10

The man who Is looking for trou-
BILE can usually find Il by rubbing the
first man he meets the wrong way.
The newspaper., 1908-07-10

pendently of how other people act, and, in
general, of all that takes place in the out
side world Love gives blessedness in that man. when
loving untes with God and not only desires nothing
for himself but wishes to give all he has and his life
itself for others; and in surrender of himself to God
he finds his welfare.
The loving man does not perish among the
loving Or, if he perishes among men, Christ per-
ished the cross, then his death is joyful to him
self and important to others not despairng and in
significant, as is the death of worldly people.
The newspaper., 1908-07-10

A rich man is one that dresses as
well as his wife does.
The newspaper., 1908-07-10

1t is equally necessary for the ruling
rich and the oppressed poor to change their
understanding of life; and it is easier for
the poor than for the rich. Without alter
ing their position the poor need only abstain
from deeds contrary to love and not partici-
pate in such deeds, and all this organization
opposed to love would collapse of itself. 1t
is much more difficult for the rulers to ac-
cept and fulfill the teaching of love. To full
fill that teaching they would have to reject
the snares that enthrall them; the snares of
power and riches, and this is harder. The
poor have only TO refrain from engaging in
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-16
MISS SHAY REPORTED DYING.
She Is the Pianist Who Toured the
Country With Jan Kubelik.

New York. May l5-Miss Jessie
shay the well-known pianist who
toured the country with Jan Kubelil
the Bohemian yiolinist as a piano So
loist, is reported TO be in dying con
dit'9n at the presbyterian hospital
where she was operated upon on MAY
:. Al the hospital it is stated that
little hope is entertained for her re-
coyery.
For two weeks before the operation
Mss Shay was suffering from convuI-
lions and vas in a state Of coma. Hen
condition was. supposed 10 have been
he result Of injuries received on shin.
hoard while sailing from Mexico re-
emily. Miss Shay while walking the
ieck during d storm was thrown VIC
'ently against the side of the cabin
nd rendered insensible
The operation is said to have dis.
'losed that Miss Shay is suffering
rom a liver affection, the nature of
which has baffled the doctors.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-16
LOCAL CREDITORS
ENTER A PROTEST
THEY OBJECT TO OICH AS RE.
CEiVER IN THE CASE OF
COINS & RUSTIN.

There was another rather interest
ing turn in the Coins d Bustin mat
ter yesterday,
The appointment Of S Dich Of sa-
vauuah as temporary receiver in the
case has been objected to by all Of
he local creditors with one or two
exceptions. and they have petifioned
Referee Max Isaac 70 reconsider the
matter Of his appointment and ask
that some other party, who would be
acceptable TO all of the creditors in
the case be named
Judge Isaac has taken the matter
under consideration and has ordered
a hearing on the request Of the local
petitioners for ten O'clock this morn
ing.
The protest Of the local creditors
was fled by Messrs Crovatt & Whit
field and r. e Dart Yesterday and
is Out the fact that Mr. Dich, being
mortgage creditor in the estate. to
the extent Of $1,000 should not have
been named as receiver in the case.
IT also sets up the facts that he is a
stranger in this city, where his char
acter is unknown, which would not in
sure equitable treatment TO minor
creditors in the matetr II is also al
legged that the very fact that Dich was
the moving creditor in the bankrupt
cy proceedings should serve 10 dis
qualify him from administering upon
the estate Of the bankrupts
'Gaa hearing this morning promises
10 be an interesting one. Messrs. Ben
net & Conyers will represent Dich
in the matter, while Messrs. Crovatt
& Whitfield and R E Dart will appear
for the Brunswick creditors.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-16
SHIPS
SAY AU REvOIR
MALLORY LINER COLORADO CIV
EN- A FOND FAREWELL AS
SHE CLEARED OUT.

1t was like the parting of old friends
YESTERDAY when The Mallory liner Cot
orado weighed anchor and left On her
last trip TO N W York Under an odd
and MT very satisfactory transporia-
ton situation the Mallory line viii
pull out of Brunswick on May 80 and
the trip Of The Colorado an Old
Brunswick fayorite, will be the last
one she will ever make to Brunswick
The signal was handed down the
harbor line and as the liner moved
down the line of piers she was sah-
ted from countless whistles from ev-
cry steamer, tug. dredge. etc. in The
port. To each salute Of farewell from
the boats in the harbor and other
whistles in the city, the strong must
cal whistle Of the Colorado was heard
in response and the sight was really
pretty and inspiring one
For years and years this ship as
well as others Of the Mallory fleet has
been blowing the waters of Bruins
wick and it was indeed like bidding
goodbye to an old friend when she
left Yesterday
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-16
GERMAN DAY AT CUMBERLAND
ON MAY TWENTY-EiGHTE

May 2Sth will be German day and
those who win be fortunate enough TO
receive invitations to attend from our
German citizens, may expect one Of
the best times of their lives.
The Germans OF Brunswick, and
here are many OF them-all clever and
prominent have arranged for big
excursion 20 Cumberland on that day
The excursion is not to be given for
any benefit but simply for a genuine.
good time. as is always the rule Of tho
Germans
The Atlantic band will probably 60
along and furnish music and there
will be other features and the occas-
ion is being looked forward to with
great pleasure.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-16
SMlTH MEN NAME
TICKET IN CHATHAM
Supporters Of Governor May Nominate
Ticket for Representatives During
Next Few Days.

Savannah, Ga. MAY 49, NOW thai
Governor Hoke Smith has been 10 Sa-
yannah and delivered one Of his tell
ing addresses there is strong zen
dencv among his supporters who are
members Of the Hoke Smith club TO
enter the local political field and
nominate a ticket for representatives,
in he legislature
# has not yet been definitely decid-
ed if this viii be done, but the execu-
tive committee of the club viii prob
ably take up the matter and discuss it.
The governor made very strong
showing in Savannah and it is thought
theer are enough people who believe
in his policies now to make ticket
for the legislature put out by his club
successful. 1t is expected a decision
win be arrived a in this connection in
few days.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-16
NEW KNITTING MILL
FOR BRUNSWICK
Is ASSURED ASSURED
APPLICATION FOR CHARTER WAS
FILED IN CLERKS OFFICE YES
TERDAY-LEADlNG MEN INTER
EsTED IN NEW ENTERPRISE.

Here is pretty good rap for the
knocker the hard-umes fellow and
the ones who stand on the corners
talking bow-wows.
Brunswick is to have and have at
once. a fun fedged knitting mill WITH
a capacity of from fifty to sixty dozen
pairs OF socks and stockings per day
1t will employ at first about forW-6ye
or fifty people
Some ten days or two weeks ago,
j + Moody Of South Carolina, came
10 Brunswick in search Of site for
such a factory He was in the BUSH
ness at a small town near Columbia
and because Of bad labor conditions
was seeking q site suitable for fac
tory purposes
Mr. Moody IS a practical man; he
did not chase up the newspaper Offices
and look for a bunch OF hoJ-air but he
wy mt sto work in earnest among the
business people OF the citT and rs a
result. the firm of Croyatt * Whitfield
the Well known lawyers YESTERDAY fI-
ed with the clerk Of the sup rior court
of Glynn county petition for char
for the Brunswick Knitting & Manu-
featuring company.
The capital stock Of the company to
begin With is fixed at 100000 and
among he incorporators are : f..
Moody of South Carolina and hle
associates, and Messrs.. A. Fendig r.
e BriesnicK A. j. Crovatt e. l.. STE
vens and others of this city.
The South Carolina plant is nov he
ing knocked down and the work of
removing same to Brunswick is actual.
" pader way
Those in charge of the organization
OF the company ara working vigorous
iy on the matter and the plant will
be ia operation III the city al the very
earliest possible date
Just at this particular time the cont
ing Of this industry to Brunswick is
"a splendid Indication Of better times
and a revival Of prosperity
Mr. MOODY and those interested
with him win be cordially welcomed
10 Brunswick for it is such industries
rs this that will make her the great
EST sea port ON The Atlantic coast.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-16
PLEASANT TRIP SUNDAY
ON STEAMER ATT AMT

Capt White, of the steamer Atlantic
announces that he will operate an
other Of those pleasant trips on The
new steamer Sunday The steamer
will leave from the Clyde wharf at
the usual hour and viii go first
through Jekyl creek, thence over st.
Andrews bar out to the llghtship, re-
turning via St. Simon
Arrangements have been made to
serve refreshments and sandwiches
on board. The steamer will return to
the city in the afternoon abut live
O'Clock.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-16
JULY COTTON STILL
DOES BALLOON
nTIlMTN
0lUNI0
The RISE is CAUSING A sENsA-
TON AND IS THE GREATEST
SINCE THE DAYS OF suLLY OF
NEW ORLEANS.

New York, May 15,--In the sensa-
tional rise in July cotton in the last
few days, amounting to 1870 points or
$3.50 bale, it has become known
that new Cotton King, has arisen
in the financial world, one whose OBJ
erations have played havoc with ths
bears in the cotton pit and have a.
sisted in cornering the July option.
J, y LlyermoCes. name was on the
hips Of every onesin the cotton market
yesterday as the price &C July which
has been steadily soaring, shot 10
from $40 to $3.50, a gain OF $3.50 q
bale
As The price of the staple continued
to mount, the fearstricken men who
had sold July contracts began to say
that the market for July cotton was
cornered and that new Napoleon Of
the cotton market had arisen and was
already beginning to dictate terms
Since April Is, when July cotton
sold at $50 cents a poundd the lowest
in five years, Mr. Livermore has stead
lily accumulated contracts deliverable
next July. 1t is row estimated chat
he has made a profit OF 100000 in
the last two weeks He stands to
make millions more if his plans don't
misearry. but he says there is no pre-
arranged deal so far as he knows tn
corner July cotton
Rise is Greatest Since suHy's Day.
Nevertheless, the cotton trade was
as excited last night as IL was in the
days Of Sully and the New Orleans
crowd headed by " r Brown. when
similar coups We're attempted and car
ried through successfully.
Who is Livermore?" was one of
the questions generally asked. oWho
are his backers?' was another which
was coupled with the rebort that
Theodore II Price had joined forces
and was lending his aid to Mr.. Liz
ermore in plau of campaign
Mr.. Liyermore makes his head
Quarters with p. r. Hutton & Co. a.
New street and i1xhange Place There
he has private office.
lie is almost boyish in appearance
looking Younger then his fhirsy wears
which he says he viii reach on ais
next birthday His youthful appear
ahc is accenluated by his almost fay
en- mar One forgets his youth how
ever when he discusses in a clear.cut
ana uirect manner the strength of hts
position in the cotton market.
am not creating corner in the
July cotton market" he said. "rhe
market has simply cornered itself The
enormous advance in The last few
days has been the raeult Of buyine by
persons who had sold cotton that t.ex
did not own
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-16
Flre Yesterdav Morninn

At three o'clock yesterday morning
he two-story frame dwelling al NO
POS North Wolf street. occupied by
e. D. Davenport and family and owned
w J. 4. Colson was totally DESTROYED
by fire. The building was insured in
he Burroughs insurance agency in
the sum Of $1,000, while the house.
hold goods and furniture Of Mr.. Dayen.
port was covered IN the agency Of II.
W. Gale & Company for 81 900
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-16
OFFICIALS or The
SOUTHERN SPEND
nav uEQr
Uni IILIlL
GEN'L MANAGER coPEMAN AND
GEN'L suPT. FosAcRE COME
DOWN AND LOOK OVER TERM.
iNALs-MAY MEAN SOMETHING.

Brunswick was yesterday visited by
two or this general officers OF the
Southern railway companJ. z. II.
Copeman. general manager, with
headquarters at Goldsboro, N. c.. and
Nv. N, Forecare, general superintend-
ent, with headquarters at Charlotte.
These gentlemen were accompanied
by several clerks and secretaries ana
travelled IN private cars numbers Ito
and 1l5.
They arrived in The city on tram
Number "A Yesterday morning and
spent the entlra lay in the city and
at the Southern ts9tnnals al the New
Docks rerurnlng 10 ATLANTA last night
Yesterday afternoon the party was
taken in charge by General
Agent t. Fl. Houseman, or
this city and were cmplimented with
a boat ride around the harbor on
which occasion they again visited the
property Of The Southern on Turtle
river
i was stated That these official were
simply covering the larger points on
the Southern system OH their annual
tour Of inspection, but The News has
it that the company is contemplating
making some large improvements at
their terminals at the New Docks and
that it was on this mission that they
came to Brunswick
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-16
KIND WORDS FOR TuPPER.
Former Brunswickan Receives ss,~e
Nice Bouquets.

Former Brunswickan Receives se.we
Nice Bouquets.
me following is from the Jackson
vile Times Union.
a prominent business man Of Br1tna-
wick. in writing Of Capt. Tupper's re-
moyal to this city. says:
Capt Tupper is strong business
man. very active and very competent
lie will make Jacksonville a strong
cltlzen. He has money and spends It
and makes it. AS director and vice
president of two of the local banks
he was identified with the business
interests here. Y9u will find that he
Immediately becomes one of the ro.
SressiVe and public spirited citizens
Of Jacksonville"
The people Of Jacksonville will be
pleased to read such nice things rel
ative to the new agent Of the Clyse
line and extend TO Capt. Topper 9
most cordial welcome to this city.
Capt. Tupper has already been elect
ed member OF the Jacksonville Board
OF Trade and will be assigned M
President B0urs to several of the i'm
portant committees of the board
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-16
ROADS GET LEMON
YESTERDAY FROM
jUUJlUj t6tE 5PP DIT It'll
THEY MUST SETTLE Up AS SOON
AS POSSIBLE FoR THE OVER
CHARGES ON LUMsER-No AP-
PEAL ALLOWED.

The following from the Macon Tele-
graph will be OF deep interest in
BrunsFicG. as this city OF course, is
Neenlg observing all matters that per
tain y the lumber Industry:
A decree Of the court in the n, H..
Titt lataber case was passed this
mcrRn BY JUDGE Speer requiring the
d I'd to pay over to the court
$50 Rich is the amount of the
suas hond tl}aY was required
whl case was spaaled from the
dis Is the appellate court
T|d @rder Of the court was in The
natU-9 Of notification that the bond
Is faMe Ted unless the railroads mani
fest 4 disposition speedy to adjust The
ciaina against hem for excessive
charges
Tho decision is the result o. The
failUre en Inc part OF the defendants
auoiney to show that The railroads
have taen tayorably inclined to eXpe,
dire the claims for excessive rates
made hy the umbermen The court
announced that should The claims be
-pe Oily satisfied tbe forfeiture Of the
bond would moi be demanded.
Tba hearing that is concluded today
was the consequences OF an ancillary
biz Sled about two weeks ago by the
compliments attorneys asking the
court 90 decree a forfeiture Of the SUI
perceleas bond on the ground that the
defendants were still collecting the
extra two cents per hundred pounds
and also refused to satisfy the claims
filed against them by the members Of
the GeorgiaFlorida Sawmill Associa.
ton The contention Of the defend
ants was that there had been no iudg
ment Of the court IN the case on which
SUCH demand could be based. and
also that the various roads had not
refp8d to satisfy sl just claims.
When the perpetual Injunction had
been granted against the defendants
and while the case was being tried on
sureal % the annelata ard supreme
courts, the special master was order
ed 10 ascertain the amounts Of the.
claimants and who were Justly emit
tied IT, claims for excessive charges
No report has yet been made and it is
not known to what amount the claims
viii reach 10 the event the dffere-
noes are not expedited, The $500 900
will be used TO pay all Just claims.
and should they go beyond the $500.
600, the defendants VIII be asked to
supply the amounts necessary to adj
Just the claims not satisfied from the
proceeds from the bond. Should the
report of the special master show
claims not amounting to the amount
of he bond the surplus viii be re-
runded TO the railroads. according to
the decision rendered today.
More than 100000 cars of freight
VIII be affected which have been shin
ped from Georgia, Florida and Ala.
bama The case will he appealed.
Tho attorneys for the defendants
are Messrs. T. NJ Cunningham, of Sa-
Yannah, attorney for the Central; AL
bert Howell Of Atlanta. and A. S.
Brandies Of Louisville. Nv. The com.
claimants are represented BY Messrs.
Wimbish watkins and Ellis. Of At
lanta
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-16
LITTLE TORPEDO BOATS
STEAM OUT OF PORT

The fotilla Of little torpedo boats
which put into port Thursday morn
ing. sailed yesterday morning about s
o'clock They proceeded down the
harbor at low rate Of speed but as
soon as they passed the quarantine
station they were "let out" to almost
'ull speed and went steaming towards
st. Simon at a rapid rate.
The fotilla is bound for Norfolk and
viii go practically all the way via the
inland route. making stops at major
ity of the ports.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-16
HOKE SMITH COMES
BACK STRONGLY
At 1T ATKINSON ATKINSON
GOVERNOR EXPLAINS WHY PRES
iOENT OF THE A.. B. & A. ny.
IS so OPPOSED TO Ills euBER-
Material CANDIDACY.

Carrollton. Ga, May 15,-Gogcrnor
Hoke Smith spoke here yesterday to
an audience OF 3,0O0 people He vas
introduced by Col Sid Holderness
During the course of his speech the
governor replied to Mr. H. NJ At,in.
son, president of the Atlanta Birmins-
ham and Atlantic railroad, which al-
peared in the Constitution this mora
ing He said.
u ain MOI surprised at the opposi-
ton to me of Mr. Il NJ Atkinson
shown in his interview this morning
believed from the first chat ne was
one Of the secret powers in the hsh,
against my denomination.
'But the differ nee bstween Mr. ST
kinsou and myself do moi grow out of
the railrQA u interests which he repre-.
sents. 'hey are over the Atlanta
street car lighting and power compan>
Mr.. Atkinson cannot point to an act
Of the administration since 7 was il-
augurated to which he objected with
reference to his railroads
1.-THE Atlanta street railroad power
and lighting companies was paying
taxes on valuation of S3,5000o0.
About this time last year an issue of
stock was made and given to the stock
holders by il The stock was NOT sold
and the money put into be- property
1t was given to he stockholders upon
the ground that the property was
worth more than its outstanding stock
and bonds This increase in stock
made the estimate Of the value Of the
property Approximately S2o,0o0o00
1T was paying taxes on an estima.
ted value Of s3,5o0o0o
"The average man who owns a little
home IN Atlanta paws taxes on about
70 per cent of the market value Of is
property. Mr. Atkinson was paving
tax on the Atlanta street car, lighting
and power company at a little over -
per cent on its yalue
Il told him very candi5H that while
saw no reason for differences be.
tween us about the railroad properties
y should seel, largely to increase the
assessment ON his Atlanta car light-
ing and power company.
81 also suggested six street car tick
cts for a quarter lie at once manifes-
ted hostility
'By agreement with the comptroll-
er general the tax assessment Of his
Atlanta street railroad property was
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-16
OPENS TO-DAY.
Regular Summer Schedule to 81. S.
mon for Season.

The steamer Attaquin starts her
summer schedule today. much tn
the delight Of the summer residents
Of St Simon The regular schedule
of three trips daily will be put on as
follows Leaving Brunswick. 9 a. rs.
2:3O p m, and $3.50 .. m On Sat
urday the last boat will leave the IL
land at p. m.
During the coming fortnight all OF
the cottagers will have moved to the
island. A number are planning to go
over the coming week AS yet, few
visitors from sthe interior have arriv-
ed though all OF the hotels are open.
The season will not open actively be-
fore the end Of next week when
number of guests are expected from
stiant9 aud Macon
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-16
RECEIVER FoR The WORLD.

New Orleans. May 15.--s. F. Heas-
lip was today appointed receiver for
the World Publishing company pub
fishers Of the New Orleans Morning
World The application for receiver
ship was filed IN the United States cir
cult court by the Graham Paper com
pany OF st. Louis.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-16
COINS AND RUSTIN
BACK TO FACE
nuAlnEc
UIlniIULu
LIVERY MEN, WHO HAVE BEEN
INTHE LIME LIGHT. ISSUE CARD
i GIVING THEIR SIDE OF THE
CASE.

Here is a surprise Tor 3 whole LOT
Of people in Brunswick this morning,
Sam Coins and ". T. Rustin calmly
walked into the News ONCE last
night and announced that they had re-
turned 70 Brunswick TO meet face TO
face all Of the ugly charges that have
been circulated over the city fer the
past few days about them
in the first place they claim shat
theg have not transgressed tie law in
ans OF tile proceedings leading up to
enc sale Of their livery business To S.
Dsch: that lie Indebtedness Of The
National Bank of this city was to have
been paid by Dicb as per agreement
and they hold matured and paid notes
in favor Of Dicb for the Indebtedness
The arm owed him
The side Of Messrs. Coins and Rus
lin is best told in the following notice
handed to the News last night
To the Public
We beg 10 advise the people of this
city that we We're shocked and sur
prised at the many unfouuded rumors
that have been going the rounds in
Bruins wick about us. Our transactions
with the National bank and s Dich
are perfectly legitimate, clean. clear
and honest We sold our business 10
Mr. Och who agreed in writing 90
take up all notes due the National
bank as wen as any other claims or
demands for money on the part Of
that institution. We admit that we
have some creditors in Brunswick
whom we intended 20 pay and whose
accounts are correct. bat since we M
derstand we have been forced into
bankruptcy. we have employed coun-
sci and propose TO protect ourselves
as the law permits. We lefi Bruins
wick to buy some stock and probably
would not have returned so soon, but
for the fact that we heard that some
warrants were out for our arrests and
We are here in this city to meet these
charges. If there are any. face to face.
We defy any man or set of men to
point out one Illegal or dishonest act
that can be charged to us We ask
the people OF this city to withhold
Judgment in our case until they have
heard our side of the matter. which
viii be established as soon as legal
proceedings win permit
Respectfully.
}. S. Coins.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-16
NOMINATED BY ROOSEVELT.

washington, May 1.-THE presi-
dent today nominated Edward T. San.
ford Of Tennessee to he United States
district Judge for eastern and middle
districts of Tennessee.