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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-06-21
You May Buy on Time

YOU WAY guy OFT usFn0
For although it costs more than the
ordinary "cheap" watches, it is sold on
direct offer at the positive rock-bottom
price, and in addition those who prefer
to buy on time can get easy payments
at $3.50 month and yet at the rock
bottom price.
Such is the offer made direct to the
public by the large and fearless concern,
the Burlington Watch Company.
And this has been made necessary onl
dealers in this watch trade hang to-
gether in boosting other goods.
If you are posted OH watches you havel
undoubtedly heard heretofore of the fac
tory producing Burlington watches; andI
now you have the opportunity to own
this absolutely superior time piece
thanks to the special direct offer.
What if the watch does cost a Iittlel
more than the "cheap," inferior watchesl
you can get it for $3.50 month att
the very rock bottom price, and with thel
Burlington direct guarantee. 1t is the
most economical watch in the long rum
Beautiful Watch Pleases All
Yes, am enthusiastic about this Bur-l
hngton Special no-trust watch, for Ii
heard of this latest superb product of
the Burlington Company short timeI
ago, even before it was ready for sale.
AS soon as the watches were put on SALE
l bought one and showed it to myI
friends.
You ought to have heard how they
were pleased and surprised. Pleased
when I showed them the case, the double
sunk dial, the delicately fine movementsl
and other features of the very, veryI
finest watches.
Surprised when I told them the price
"a direct to the consumer no-trustl
price-on this superb Burlington Special
watch.
Well, after I had bought my watch al
lady neighbor of ours bought one also
the ladies' Burlington watch-and surely
if YOU had seen it-well, I know you'll
would not think of buying any other
kind of watch for your wife, daughter
or lady friend.
Better Not Miss This Chance
Now, do not miss an opportunity likel
this. Just consider what fine thingI
it is for a mana young man or AMI
older man-to own the superb and latest
product of the honest, reliable Burling-
ton factory-the greatest factory thel
world has ever known, not in quantity
of product but in quality. No matter
whether you are employed on a salary
or are in business for yourself, or arel
running a farm, you ought to have this
watch.
The Burlington watch book, which you
can get free, quotes surprising rock bot
tom prices on all Burlington Special
watches-one-h and less than one-halfl
the price ordinarily charged for first
class watches.
And if you do not want to pay cash
in full you can pay $3.50 per MONTH
$3.50 month for only part of year
and then the payments cease, but your
fine Burlington Special watch goes on,
year after year, faithfully ticking off
the seconds and accurately recording the
time from decade to decade.
The Editor advises you once more not
to overlook this offer. Sign the coupon
now and get free book of watch facts
and prices ON the superb Burlington
Special watch Better attend to this at
once.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-26
Very Sensational
Charges are Made

Paris, NOV 25-M. Bonnet, coun-
sci for Count Bcni de Castellane, made
some very sensational statements to-
day in the suit of the count for the
recovery of the Castellane children
from the deSagans
Bonnet. in open court. charged that
deSagan was still keeping up several
mistresses with the money of his wife.
He further stated that the prince and
princess had held conferences with
him looking TO a separation, rs the
princess. who was Anna Gould, aid
that she could not live with him
Bonnet also charged infidellty IN
Princess deSagan before her marriage
and while still the wife of CasteliaRe.
The charges from the attorney Of
the divorced husband OF Anna Could
caused big sensation.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-26
AhchboId Tells
His Taie of Woe

New YORK. Nov. 25.-Vice- President
Archbold. Of the Standard Oil cUm-
Dany who was on the stand in lhe
trial today. gave detailed informa
tion in the magnitude and dlyersi y
of that business and claimed that it
was a monument to disinterested Ahil-
anthropy
He stated that by the elimination Of
all competitors it had reduced the
price of oil to the consumer. He aided
that even those closely identified With
the trust in the beginning did not real
ize the extent Of the possibilities and
that he had parted with some Of the
stock al 70 and so cents. He said oil
expected that supply OF crude oil to
give out and that, with such a condi-
tion, the plant would all be worth
less.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-26
BOARD OF TRADE ISEAMAN'S BODY
TO REoRGANIzE FOUND YESTERDAY
COMMERCIAL BODY MAY SOON
MEET AND Begin WORK
FOR THE CITY.

Brunswick's board of trade win like
ly be reorganized
While the business men have some
thing else, something larger, on aand
at present. it is understood that as
soon as that matter is shaped up end
all subscriptions are in, an effort VII
be made TO reorganize the commercial
body. which has been practically out
ot business for the past year or two.
1t is now fully realized that Bruins
wick is badly in need OF an energetic
commercial organization. especially In
view of the facA that efforts are now
TO be made to Acure large nur1lber
of new industries for the city. No
organization cal do more along this
line than a wei organized board cf
trade and with ne great assistance
that will be givd it by the o-ganiza-
ton formed Tues Day night. which viii
take definite shape two weeks nence,
ii is believed that great work can be
accomplished for the city
The board OF trade at one time was
a live organization in Brunswick and
it has landed many good things for
the city, Many business men believe
that now Is the lime to redrganize ii
and get actively af work and steps in
that direction will shortly be taken.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-26
TWO HUNDRED
! PE:R|sHED IN FIRE
ON STEAMSHIP
VESSEL CAUGHT AFiRE JusT
AFTER LEAVING PoaT OF
MALTA.
Flames Spread 50 Rapidly That Many
Of the Passengers Were Roasted
to Death High Seas
and Heavy Wind

AaIetta Island OF Malta, Nof %
Nearly two hundred persons a board
the British steamer Sard.4 we're
burned to death outside this port TO-
DAY when the steamer was destroyed
by are just after she sailed for Egypt.
The Warships IN the harbor tried 10
giYe the ship assistance, but naphtha
on board the boat exploded and me
flames were TOO hot Ter relief 10 ap-
proaeh.
The Sardina was scarcely a mile off
Grand Harbor when the sign of FIRE
appeared ana wish a strong wind
fsnning the flames the whole ship was
soon ablaze and passengers and crew
had scarcely q chance for their lives
There was 8 wild scene of panic
abeard as the rapidly spreading ire
drove the passengers 10 the rails and
many excited ones not even waiting
for the boats to be lowered plunged
Into the sea. Scores are believed to
have been drowned and others de-
slroyed by fire were literally roasted
to death or smothered, Many craft In
the harbor at the time and several
tugs and other swift small vessels
rushed to the assistance of the vessel.
but the high seas and half gale made
il impossible for them even to dp-
proach the SARDINIA. and they could
render little aid
The SARDINIA left Liverpool on the
1ath of November with cargo of gen
eral merchandise for Mediterranean
ports. The crew numbered forty four
and about twenty first -class and six
second class passengers embarked at
Liverpool Most Of the other passen-
gers undoubtedly were I.evantines.
Maltese and Egyptians. Many of these
people crossing on the steamer or
this line from Malta to Alexandria, it
was their custom to pitch tents on
the deck of the ship for shelter during
4the four days os-the trip, and tfis
tdecks being Uttered In this condition
y undoubtedly made an orderly clear
ing of the ship difficult
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-26
MURDERERS OF
CARMACK ALL
SAY HOT GUILTY
THE TRIO WERE ARRAieNED IN
THE CRIMINAL couRT
YESTERDAY.
Each Entered Plea Of Not Guilty and
Were 7emanded to Jail aaa
the Trials Set for Next
Month.

Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 25.-Col. D.
B. Cooper, Robin Cooper, his ION, ard
John d. Sharpe, formerly sheriff. were
today arraigned in the criminal court
of Nashville on the charge of murder
ing ex-United States Senator Car
mack
All three OF the defendants entered
plea OF not guilty and the trial was
set for December. No application was
made for bail for either OF the trio.
Colonel Cooper and Sharpe appear
ed defiant They both smiled aud
spoke pleasantly to their friends wnom
they recognized in court; neither
seemed to realize the seriousness OF
the crime with which they are charg
ed and after the proceedings had fn-
ished they returned TO the jail with
out mentioning the affair, but talked
over various subjects with the Off
GERS.
However. it was quite different '%i,h
young Robin Cooper. He wore DIS
tressing look upon his face, appeared
very nervous, and, while seated in tie
court room, hung his head. at times
leaning on his hands and burying Lis
face in his hands He did not en-
gage in conversation with the Others
and was the only one OF the trio who
seemed distressed or worried over the
predicament he is in
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-26
NAVIGATION CO.
TO FIGHT CASE
AGAINST ROAD
DAMAGE SUIT TO BE FILED
AGAINST SOUTHERN RY.
AND STRAcHAN LINE.
Refusal o. Road to Permit Steamers
al Terminals Here Now Be-
fore the Georgia Railroad
Commission.

w. A. Gamble traffic manager of
the Macon & Brunswick Navigation
company, spent Yesterday in the city.
coming down on some business may
ters connected with his company at
this port
Mr., Gamble was seen by News
representative and when questioned
as 10 the status OF the situation be-
tween his company and the Southern
railway. in regards to the refusal Of
the southern 10 allow the boats Of
the company . land at their termi-
mails here. he stated that his company
expected to fight The case to the end.
We VIII resort 10 every legal act
Ion possible to compel the Southern
to cease their discrimination against
us. said Mr. Gamble The matter is
now before the Georgia railroad COM
mission and if il is discovered that
that body has not jurisdiction in The
matter, then it will be taken 10 the in-
terstate commerce. commission. We
are charging that the Southern is lis
other carrier, rail or water, can come
to Brunswick with cargo for The
Southern and can go 70 the terminals
and load and unload, except the Macon
& Brunswick Navigation company. We
do not think that this is just and ex-
pect to fight the case to the end
Mr.. Gamble also stated that suit
would be filed in the United States
court this week for $4,000 jointly
against the Southern railway and F. y.
NJ. Strachan & Co This suit. he sad.
was result of the refusal OF the
Southern to allow the company to dis
charge a cargo of cotton at the new
docks and the refusal OF the Straahan
line TO accept it. The company IS
represented in the proceedings Dy
Alderman & Akerman and Claude E3-
ties, of Macon.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-26
REMAINS BEING HELD AWAITING
ADVICE FROM HIS
FAMILY.

The body OF Charles w Swaine, the
young white man who was drowned
Tuesday when he fell from s. *.
afternoon not far from the spot
yesterday afternoon near the spot
where the unfortunate man fell over
board. The body was turned over to
the undertaken and will be held until
today to await Instructions from the
family. who reside in New York,
The body was found by Wint.
Greenfield, who dragged for it an hour
or so before it was found. Coroner
Jennings was notified, but he did sot
deem ii necessary to hold an inquest.
inasmuch as there were eye witnesses
10 the accident.
A passbook was found in the mans
pocket, which gave his name and al
dress as follows: Chas. c. Swaine, 3G4
'fhroope avenue, Brooklyn. Coroner
Jennings last night wired his wife at
that address, notifying her OF the un-
fortunate accident in which her hus-
band had lost his life and asking her
for Instructions as to what should be
done with the remains.
Swaine came down from New York
On Mr. Brownies yacht when she vas
brought from New York two or three
weeks ago and since that time he had
been employed as boat-keeper He
was just preparing to come ashore
from the Yacht when he fell overheard
and lost his life
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-26
SHOOTING AFFaAY
AT BUFoRD, GEORGIA.

Lawrencevi'le. Ga. Nov. 25.-As tie
fssalt ii shooting ahfrag between
Bgrd English ana Jesse Wallace, at
q church meeting at Old suwaneo
church, near Buford Ca. was broken
Up ana Wallace was badly wounded
Wallace had been paving attentions
to Miss Ora English. Her family OBJ
jected and ordered Wallace out Of the
house and also forbid them to- keen
his COMPANY
English approached Wallace. at he
church and asked # he had written a
letter Which he showed him. He de-
nsssa writing X. English opened FIRE
~ h a shotgun end wounded Wallace
hi the arm Iptervention Of friends
stopped the fight and probably saved
Wallaee's life as English was reload
.ns the gun. English Is at home in
furlough frora the navy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-26
COMMITTEE MEETING
CALLED FOR MONDAY.

Washington, D. c., Nov 25--A meet
ing of the subcommittee Of the house
appropriations committee. which has
charge Of the legislative axecutive
and Judicial appropriation bill. has
been called By Chairman Tawney for
Monday. November 50, at Ii o'clock.
The hearings will be begun then, and
probably will be ended in week. 1t
is the plan of the COMMITTEES to lave
the bill reported to the house. md
perhaps passed before the holiday
Cecess.
The members Of the sub committee
are Representative Tawney Of Minnc-
sofa, Bingham Of Pennsylvania. Gill
lette Of Massachusetts; Livingston of
Georgia. and RurIeson OF Texas.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-26
BEes AID ON THE STREETS.
Prominent Bankers Daughter Leaves
Her Rich Home.

flSt HiNH FaNfHC+
Boston. Nov. 25.-fTumbly working
in the streets Of Boston as a captain
in the Salvation Army is Miss Cora
Van Norden. the young daughter ol ".
NJ. Van Norden, president Of the Van
Norden Trust company OF New York
city
Captain van Norden arrived in this
city this week and Immediately began
her duties She recently completed a
course at the Salvation Army Train
ing School.
All day yesterday she stood in the
busy shopping district with a charity
box on which was an appeal for
Thanksgiving aims.
Captain Van Norden is a friends Of
Eva Booth, of the army, and has pre-
Yiously visited Boston with the gen
erals daughters.
Captain Van Norden's sister, En1ma,
was also interested in Salvation Army
work. She was killed in carriage
accident in Scotland about year
ago.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-26
AGAINST
NUMBER OF NIGHTRIDEPs

Union City, Tenn, Nov The
grand jury today found thirty -four in
dictments against night-riders, charg-
ing them with the murder of Captain
Quentin Rankin and the attempted
murder of Col r. L. Taylor on Reel
Foot Lake. October 10.
The testimony OF Frank Fehringer.
a leading night-rider, was the basis fer
all these true bills. He made full
confession. duplicating all those un-
der arrest here.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-26
Says Tariff Not
a Political Issue

Washington, Nov 2j.-Andrew Car
negie has written letter to Caalr-
man Payne, declining to appear before
the house committee ON ways and
means to give testimony ON .he tarff
In The letter he saws the tariff is not
a political issue, but an economic
problem and should be treated rs such
He said that he had enough expert
ence testifying before congressional
committees, and that he would naYer
again consent to be a witness.
It was learned today that no man
connected with the steel trust vii
appear before the committee IN tie
hearing.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-26
NEGROES BODIES WERE
HANGING IN CHURCH

Tiptonville. Tenn, Nov. 25.--Large
crowds today visited the scene OF the
triple lynching. five miles from here,
OF the three negroes named Stineback,
who were sentenced to be hanged fer
the murder last Sunday OF Constable
Burruss,
The bodies We're found suspended
from rafters in the negro church
where the crime was committed.
John Han, who was also shot by the
negroes and was reported leal. IS
alive and viii recover.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-26
PROMOTIONS ON SOUTHERN.
Three Atlanta Officials Have 5eef
Advanced


Atlanta, NOV. 25.-The promotion od
three prominent and popular Southern'
railway Officials has been announced
l.. L. McClesky has been advanced to
the position CT assistant to the gene
raj freight agent with headquarters
at Atlanta; Howell Peoples, at pres
ent commercial agenr, is promoted to
the position OF division freight agent,
and George Robertson, now travelling
freight agent. will succeed Mr.. Pee
pies as commercial agent.
Mr.. 8IcCleskys promotion is an ap-
probation Of his long. loyal and cfii-
cient service. and high officials Of the
road tllink that it is a reward Of de-
serving merit. He will take a much
needed vacation before assuming the
duties Of his new position He will be
assigned to an active and important
work in connection with the promo
tion Of the traffic interest of the Sou
.thern in the immediate vicinity Of At
IIauta
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-26
LOST HIS PocKETBooK
AND A COOL 81 900
Register Man Had TWO Circus Per-
formers Arrested.

formers Arrested.
Statesboro, Ca. Nov. Walter
Stanley and Joe Gozelas. members of
the Cole and Cooper circus which
played in Statesboro a week ago, are
in Jail here charged with larceny. NJ
ter the circus played Statesboro it
went to Register few miles from
here, where the alleged theft occurred.
H. NJ. Jones. manager OF the H. M.
Jones Co.. at Register, is the prose-
cutor He alleges that while ming-
ling with crowd around the circus
he dropped $500 in greenbaeks ard
about S40o in notes. After missing his
pocketbook Mr.. jones said he learn
ed that Stanley and Gozales had pick
ed it up. They denied it. however,
and Mr.. Jones came TO Statesboro and
had warrant issued for their arra,5
Sheriff endrick traced the SHOW and
found 1t at Cobbtown, where the war
rants were served. and the TWO men
were brought back IS Statesboro and
lodged in jail
Gozalas is q Mexican ana s anjag
claims Oregon his home. They bid sIa
stunts Of cowboys in the circus.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-26
annon and Teddy
Held Conference

Washington. Nov. 25.-speaker
! =l's naeii ttetiias held long conference
with President Roosevelt in She white
house in the interest Of his candidacy
for speaker of the house of represen-
tatiyes. He put it squarely up to the
president about the repor; that TaN
would oppose him. He said that I'd
tariff will be revised, 0ut by prorec
ionists.
After the conference, Senator Ia
ney. .who was present, said that Ia
would not interfere with Cannon
candidacy n
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-26
TWO GOOD TALKS
Messrs. srantley and Twitty VIII De-
liver Them Sunday

Hon. w. G. Brantley has been in
vited and has consented to speak at
the First Baptist church Sunday nieht
on The subject, THE Spirit CT the
Law. special emphasis will 5e given
to proper regard for Law. as aiding i'll
formation of Christian citizens. The
speaker and his subject should artract
a large audience.
Col. r E. Twitty will speak Al. IL
o'clock on Church Loyalty Mem
bers Of the church are urged to attend
this service. Others are invited
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-26
Citizens in Chase
With Bank Robbers

Lafayette, Ind, Nov. 25.-A aun.acr
OF citizens OF Gainesville today nd
a running fight with two or ;hre bank
robbers The burglars. who had en-
tered a bank at thar town, succeeded
in escaping amid a fusilate of shots
from a hundred guns
Two suspects have been arrested AT
Logansport and Peru
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-26

MILE a MINUTE AERoPLANz.
Italian Inventors Claim Their Machine
Can Ascent 1000 Feet.

Turin, Not. 2j.-TWo brothers
named Gemma, living at Noyara. have
invented an aeropaue which from its
plane they cali an aerocurye. Thes.
claim tllat it is capable Of making a
flight of sixty miles IN hou and zen
ascend to height Of 1000 feet
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-26
HOSPITAL SHIP DAMAGED.
The Relief Encountered Typhoon on
Noxemher 18th

Manila, Nov. 25.-AdmiraI sperry
today received a telegraSl from the
hospital ship Relief. fiye days over
due at Guam, and badly damaged. It
encountered ayhoon On Nofamser
18th
The engines were disabled. 3u- was
repaired BY the crew. Fire broke out,
but was quickly controlled, the Re-
lief proceeding unaer her own steam
to Manila.
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ne L944CIa car averaged q niles an
hour
Savannah, Ca, Nov. 25.-With the
start Of the international Light car
race today at 4 o'clock. the greatest
automobile racing meet in the history
al America is On While todays con-
test is only a curtain raiser for TO-
morrow's grand prize race vast
crowd of enthusiasts filled the grand
stand and gathered at all the await
able points OF vantage along The mag
nificent course. Every available pre-
caution has been taken to prevent ac-
cdents, and over a score Of physi-
claus have been stationed along the
track, ready to give first aid TO the
injured, On every lip is heard praise
Of the arrangements made by the Sa-
vannah committees All the yisito
have been cared for in an adequate
manner, and there have been no com
plants of extortion.
Course 1876 Miles.
The course is rectangular in shape
and SO miles in length, there being
twenty laps.
While the light cars are apeed'ng
around the course today, arrange
ments are going steadily forward for
tomorrow's grand prize, the premiere
race of American motoring Few
sporting events have been conducted
under such notable patronage.
The Entries.
The light cars entering today at IL
o'clock were as follows: No. Is. p.
O.. Connors; No. 2-Lancia, Hillard;
No. 3-Chalmers- Detroit, Bergdoll;
No. 5-Cameron. Cameron; No e.
lsntta, Poole; No Buick, .;urnani:
Nos 9-rMaxwell, See; No. l0-Chal-
mers- Detroit, Lorimer; No. IL Buick.
Hearne; No. 12-Maxwell, Costello:
No. t3-Chalmers- Detroit, Burns: No.
f4-Buick, Easter; No. 15-Maxwen,
MunweiIer; No. 16 Buick, Jefferson;
no. 17-Maxwell. Kelsey.
The recently damaged French S. II.
Q. car was No. l, sent away at II
O'Clock this morning: others quickly
following. Cars Kept passing the
stand at frequent intervals. and the
crowd excitedly cheered. Buick No.
IA led first lap Three little cars
danced down the stretch together in
the second lap; two accidents, almost
at the outset, Chalmers, No. 10, driven
81 Barns. ran into a tree, and Buick
s. driven by Jeffers, left the
Iii two miles from the stand. Both
4 s'5@ saz wrecked; nobody was hurt.
he entire first quarter of the race
~ the lead between Burman in the
k, and Milliard in Lancia Burm3n
Pe into Dc lead at almost the
=. and continued steadily. gaining
Il the end Of the eighth lap. when
was half d mile ahead
S. p 0. car reached Pitts for re-
airs on its second lap. after two
#ours had elapsed They were soon
j ndervag again. The complexion Of
sthe race began to change after he
tenth lap and when the race was
three quarters completed the T.aac;a
car had seemingly a safe lean OF one
lap over Buick No. S. which was run
ming second.
One Bad Accident.
Just as the car was nearing the
end the Buick car, No. IA. was wroek-
ed, and Mechanician Thompson vas
tadly injured He may die. The dEi-
yer Easter was unhurt The acci-
dent created great excitement.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-26
ONE SERIOUS ACCIDENT IN TriE
FIRST RACE AT
SAVANNAH,
Buick Car Man May Die as Result OF
Accident-Winning Car Aver.
aged Speed Of 50 Miles
an Hour.
Lancia Wins

Bullesin-Noy 2S.-Lancia won the
light car race. Buick No. S was sec
ond, Lorimers Chalmers No. 10 en-
ished third Winners time, 2.23 So. s.;
The Lancia car averaged % miles an
hour.