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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-07

the return to The News odlce Of a
pointer puppy months Old white
and liver. with white streak down
forehead
wishes. calmly ard d.spas ionately
stady them and arrive at such con
cluaions as viii not only be credita-
bic TO oursehes 81 viii best guard
the interests Of ON aGity
And now geptems& Trusting that
our association together Is, public
sorvats VIII be agreeable aidaAleas-
ant and that our actions may. tend
to The upbulld.ng Of our cit93 and
the prosperity Of our people, [ de
clare council Of 1905 ready for bus:
mess
Then tine ball began 70 roll in dead
earn ST.
Alderman Robinson nominated All
derman Mann for chairman Of couu-
eli Alderman Cox seconded the mo.
ton. Alde.man Mann stated that he
could not serve aal IN a ia Il Al
derman Calnan nominated Alderman
Cox for the 30 ton. There was no
other nominations and Alderman
Robinson moved that It be made
luminous and that the clerk cast the
yoe OF couuc Tor Aledman Coz,
The motion prevailed and Alderman
cox was ananimousl elected
Alderman AlcGaIyey nominated
Alderman Ludwig gor ciSh1nan, -
tenn. The motion was promptlIec-
ended ara It was moved 2 sus-
pend the ules ana mak2SS unoni.
nous. { Carried ANA -Aitlerman Lad
wig was unanimously chosen
Then there was a bomb Smell ox.
plodad. Il could not nave provoked
more dense silence hqd it been of
dynamite. Alderman Taylor introduced
resolution proyiding for the adop.
ton Of the rules Of the council for
1907. except for rule 3, which pro
yides that the mayor appoint the
standing committees and that in
stead they be balloted ior by couns
Gil
Il was a surprise to the old mem.
hers Of council and the resolution
was seconded by Alderman Cox who
stated that he believed in Second
ing all resolutions. The resolution
was adopted On a rising vote, the
mayor being IN doubt about thNfirst
ballot. IN the last and rising vote,
the members Of council voted as fol
lows: For the resolution. Alderman
f~auA4.,,aI ~ I3a1a Efdht
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-07
ALDERMAN COX WAS ELECTED
CHAIRMAN OF COUNCIL
FOR THE YEAR.
LUDWIG CHAIRMAN FRO TEN


The new city council for the year
1898 was organized with a snap that
locked like business yes terdag@e
II was after l2 O'Clock when the
CID council finished its work ana
adjourned sine die. Mayor symons
announced that it was in acder to
orsanze the ney council Md the
newly elected aldermen, Ness s. Tay
Tor l-udwig, Caluan aud McGaryey
came forward ia the order named
ana took the oath of oaice. which
under The law was delivered by mi
q. duBignon, clerk % che superior
eo2sas The new members then took
their seats Messrs Robinson, Mann
and Cox retained thei%old seats. All
derman Dart took the seat formcty
occupied by Alderman Tupper Alder
man Lddwig took the old seat OF All
d#man Wood Alderman Taylor tha.
on Alderman Wight, Alderman Me
Gavcy that OF Alderman Dart, and
Alderman calnan that Of Alderman
CooS.
After the council had been organ
i2edaand The members seated in theiy
qesN give places. the mayor deliver.
ed ssa following addre to the new
eoagsQ
Gnntlemqn
& - ia annronrlate that should say
few words to yon ere You actively
enter upon your years work. The
tasl; whicn yon have assumed At ,bo
cali OF your fellow citizens viii
prove to be anything but a bed Of
roses. The FIRST thing which con
fronts Us is the deficit Of over 5000.
oC0 II revenue caused by the pre-
hibltion Of the sale of liquor With
wise. conservative action on the
part Of the council this can be met
/ am convincod without imposing any
excessive burdens on our Taxpayers.
have heard some few people q
thank God ONLY q feW) eegretting the
loss Of the revenue. wh.ch the city
derived from this source
! am not an extremist, but speak
ing for my elf ] would gladly con
sent to the loss oi 100000, yea $50.
10000, $l0o,00o00 or amy amount
Of money y thereby one boy might
be agcd from destruction and one
fond mothe@s heart kept from being
broken.
am no prophet but | firmly ba
lieve. that such beneficial results
WIZ fellow IN every line Of business,
as soon as normal conditions are
restored, as to make it an impossi
b.lity ever agar TO legalize the sale
og liquors IN Georgia.
The law must be enforced and any
official 'carelosness in the perform
aace Of his duty must be made to|
feel the force Of the condemnation
o. law abiding people.
trust that in all things which
concern the welfare Of our city we
may work togsther in harmony The
/. effects of..rasa legislation toward
lrasicns, nsGsated and enacted
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-07
WAS SUCH A CAD DAY.

Dut Yesterday WIZ Save Many Peo-
PIE Money.
Yesterday was the worst day
since the new year dewned and even
the fact ,hat wo are giving 25 per
cont oil did not bring us customers
lin fact ii was almost impossible
for one to get out Our sale viii
continue today however, and the
same proposition VIII preyailA except
we offer % l-3 or on iron beds and
nice new stock to select from.
Leayy e Co. 213 Grant treet, on
Jskyl square. youn see Ae Eagle
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-07
TAKE UP BOND QUESTION

coulfy Commissioners VIII Discuss
THIS Subject To-Day
AZ the meetins OF the connty com
missioner today The 100000 bond
u recently authorized the issue
hayiag been taken b. an OHIO baa6-
fng. concern. will Le taken u2.
It appears thaf as yet tho Oldo
concern has not paid over the mon
sy to the count. after send'as n .
bi5 Which was accepted. Just why
the money has not been received is
moi known but the matter VIII come
up To- discussion TO-DAY.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-07
OLD COUNCIL FINISHES WORK;
NEW MEMBERS ARE SWORN in


fact that our revenues for the year
Just closed show a healthy increase
over 1905. still our expenditures both
for fixed and extraordinary charges
were considerably in excess OF the
preceding year
In the erection of buildings during
the year, the record IS unparalleled
in tho history Of oar city. Elimfnat-
ing the A. b & A. terminals and
non-taxable property the buildings
constructed WI aggregate in value
over $200.00e
The character a work. which has
been done on our 9treets during The
past year deserve. the hearty com
mepdation OF e1ary public spirited
citizen, for it has sl!eit6d the most
tavovable ana complimentary express
stems OF approval from all obserant
strangers who have gisited us during
recent months The wisdom OF
adopting permanent s,reet whs
and cargy.ng on an work on dafia5
plans cannot be questioned
Orange Pa Z, naturally an 81.
tractie place, hiss bad from tho par{
committee stch attention as eondi
tlons would permit and is much I'M
proved in appearance. IL would b u
,s,..-..l, tf<,, a., ,,.,.,.. e -.,,., .;4t.,. A.,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-07
REGISTERING SLOWLY.

Ordinary Dart reports that those in
the city sui fct to special taxes are
registering very slow, and if they
do not all 20 to see him within
o shet ,isne, they w.ll be put to adj
dttional pypeAse.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-07
BLOWING AT SEA.

Local pilots who game up Sr.
day reported thS ~ gale was
blowing at sea The wind had
high velocity yesterday morning.
which seemed to be Increasing. How
ever, no damage to shipping is ex-
pected.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-07
THREE KILL FIRE.

The A. p. K A., is out w,tb a hand-
some new time table showing, tho
new schedules OF the road The booS-
let is handsomely printed. contaiBs
al information reeded about the
rAd and Is one OF the neatest issued
BY any Of the roads
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-07


tn@ 1ot the year 1906 n other
wards the arrests o( the department
for the year reached the total of SIS
and lhe fines aggregated 81, la.90.
Hospital and Charity.
This report showed that the work
mgs of the hospital na been in the
hands Of O board of trustees and the
expenses Of tho department. were
greatly decreased because Of items
charsd to the city no pltal which
win appear later n a repo. { Of That
institution.
Director Of Pubic Works.
The report OF the director Of pub
4.c works and city engineer is am
l Exhaustive one and shows an enor-
S'dous amount Of work in these de-
partments for the year
The report shows the following eX'
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-07

(con&inusa On Page Fwe)
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-27
SULTAN'S PROMISES
New Constitution Guarantees Personal Liberty and Re-
 ligious Federation.
EQUALITY TO SUBJECTS
Pressure Exerted by Army for Full Amnesty--Newspapers Use
 New Freedom.

Constantlnole. July 26-The prin- c!pal points of the new constitution aie:
 Personal liberty: no punishment without trial: religious toleratlon; a free press equality of all ottman subjects; security of property; inNio- liability of domlcic and abolition of torture.
 The general assembly VI consist of two chambers, the senators to be chosen by the sultan for distinguished services to the state, the deputies to be elected in the proportion of one for each 50.000 inhabitants.
 Following the sultans trade, order ing the dismissal of spies. those ab- horred personages, who formerly haunted all the public places, have now completely vanished. The news papers are freely indulging their new found liberty and are expressing the peoples joy over the granting of a constitution.
 No date has yet been fixed for the convocation of a parliament, and 1t is unknown whether those who have been involved in the recent mutlnies are included in the amnesty. It is re- ported that the second army corps Is cooperating with the third army corps in Macedonia and will continue to exert pressure until full amnesty l. %nl pgtft io t,, force. The clericals are said to sup port the military movement for a con stitution. and it ls believed that the demand for the dismissal of large number of officials will son be per sisted in.
 Sunday was given up to patrioti, demonstrations and speeches in the general rejoicing over the promulga. tion of q constitution by the sultan Ten thousand people marched in pro cesson to the Yildiz Kiosk, cheering the sultan continuously.
 The evening papers publish an I'm. perlal rescript pointing out that owins 10 the previous condition of the coun. try It was impossible to apply a constl. tuition, but that now the time had ar. rived to grant 1t to the people. Tho hope was expressed in the rescrlpt tha the people would cooperate with tn, parliament and the sultan. The re script concludes with the lmperia thanks for the popular manifestations
 During the demonstrations on Sat urday the people compelled the minis ters of state to swear fidelity to tn, constitution.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-27
PECULIAR BURGLARY
Howard Avenue Police Called Upon to Locate Golden's
 Valuables.
LOSS SOON DWINDLES
At First owner Figured It at S1,000, But Later Some Rare Dia.
 monds Turn Up.

A burglary that Is looked upon as very peculiar affair was reported to the police yesterday morning by Joseph Golden of 13S Congress ave- nue. Golden keeps a combination newspaper, picture and small fancy store at this number on Congress ave- nue. and also does a little real estate business. too. he claims. His story Is that when he arrived at his store yesterday morning about two hours later than his usual time. he found the small safe which he keeps all his valuabas in upside down on the floor of the back room with holes drilled through the thin bottom and the strong box which contained according to his first story, about $1,000 in cash and diamonds gone some one had taken the safe from its usual place in the front room of the store and had placed 1t upon a quilt and after turning 1t upside down had bored holes in the bottom. which was Of light metal How he ever got the strong box out through the holes. however, Is a question that the police are finding 1t hard to determine. The contents of this had been ri1ed and here was all the cash and valuables according to Golden.
 The proprietor called in Patrolman Matthew Powers who, with Detective DufIat ipu iyo n nd la of the search Detective Daley discov- cred in the strong box little basket in which a pair of set diamond ear rings were hidden. These Golden valued at $350 and so the loss dwlndled to $65O Shortly afterwards Golden bethought him that diamond scarf pin, worth, he claims, s175, he had pawned and therefore had not been stolen in the burglary so that much more came off the loss.
 Captain Brewer of the Howard ave nue station went over to investigate the place yesterday morning. Accord ing to Golden the burglar must have gained entrance to the next store to him, which happens to be vacant. by d Ddth bltItHtt, lIlt pDlL lb WHICH He thinks was pred open in some way Between the two stores there is hall way and in the rear there is toilet room which opens into each store. The doors on each side are of thin wood and when Captain Brewer made his investigation he found no sign of any violence or of the use of a jimmy or other tool on the doors. Further he could find no evidence that any one had come in through the back door. Neither of the doors showed any rsigns of violence nor of having got through them at all.
 Golden added to his story of the affair by telling the police that both he and his wife slept two hours over time yesterday and he believes that some one drugged them to make them sleep.
 Detective Daley Is working on the case. He holds that 1t is another job by the gang of safe crackers who have performed several times here.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-27
LOCAL MAN MAY DIE
Fell from Train and Is in Bridgeport
 Hospital.

Word was received at Police head quarters in this city last evening from the Bridgeport hospital that man had been brought in there in a very serious condition who was supposed to be John Anderson of 565 Grand ave- nue, this city. They asked that rela- tives here be notified and that the po- Ice endeavor to ascertain whether that was the man or not. A paper in the pocket of the man brought in had that name and address on lt, The man fell off train near Bridgeport and sustained fracture of the skull and other injuries from which 1t Is doubtful if he can recover The local police stated late last night that they had failed so far to get any trace of the man here.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-27
FREEMAN ADMITS BEING AT HINES Police Commissioner Declares He Has No Reason What ever to Conceal
 the Fact. THERE WITH HIS FAMILY
 ------------------- Went in to Dine on Sunday of Raid Was Waiting for Serving of Dinner When Trouble
 Started.
THERE WITH HIS FAMILY

Edward Fertman the police commis- sioner who has been mentioned as among those at the Hotel lime at Say In Rock when the recent Sunday raid was made by the state police, during which state Officer Rudd shot William lhne, Jr, in the arm, stated last night to Journal-Courier representative that he was at the hotel at the time and has no reason whatever to conceal the fact.
 on the Sunday in question he went to Sayln Rock the same as some 10000, more or less other people did the same day for a trolley ride and q breath of fresh air, In the evening. accompanied by members of his family, including his wife and daughter, he went to the Hotel Ihne for dinner the same as he would go to any well established and reputable hostelry.
 He sat in the large dining room which opens right off the sidewalk, from where everyone could see him and where he could see everyone that passed He ordered meals for his party and while waiting for it to be served there was a commotlon downstairs When 1t appeared to him that the af. fair was growing serious he escorted the ladies out. At that time he had not the slightest idea of the cause Of the trouble and little later went back alone to see what 1t was al about.
 This" said the commissioner, Ifs the whole story in a nutshell. The talk of an investigation by the mayor i. not warranted There were many other respectable people dining at the time we were. I saw nothing served tC drink while l was there"
 The commissioner stated with em phasls that the state police had noth ing on him" He was in the dlninl room as any citizen might have beer al the tlme No warrant has beer served upon him and if there is h, will find legal means to protect hi rights and honor. which the state DO i lice seem bent upon besmlrching.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-27
ROOSEVELT A CONVERT
Abandons Horses for Automobile
 Miss Ethel Entcrtains.

Oyster Bay, N. Y, July 2G. President Roosevelt made usc of an automobile in preference to team of his fine horses in going from Sagamore Tiill to Christ Episcopal church in the village. It Is reported that tho president said he did not care to use an automobile 80 long as his horses are 10 be had But 1t would seem that he is beginning to take q fancy to riding in one or the other of two big touring cars stationed here for the use of the secret service men, for on q number of occasions re- gently he has made use of them.
 Miss Ethel and Kermit Roosevelt and party of other friends were guests at a dinner party this evening on board the presidents yacht Maynower, which Is anchored in the outer harbor of oyster Bay, three or four miles from the Roosevelt pier,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-27
BROKER AN EXECUTIVE
Connecticut Committeeman One O
 Eight Campaign Managers.

Chicago, July 26,-Announcemen was made tonight by Frank II. Hitchcock, chairman of the republican national committee that the following men will constitute the executive committee:
 Charles r. Brooker of Connecticut: T. Coe eman DuPont, of Delaware; Will Ham E. Bornh, of Idaho; Frank O. Low don, of Illinois; Charles Nagel, of Mis- sourt; Victor Rosewater, of Nebraska. William l.. Ward, of New York; Ed- ward C. Duncan, of North Carolina, and Boles penrose, of Pennsylvania.
 Chairman Hitchcock decided to adopt tho plan of having the executive com mttee made up solely from the mem- bershlp of the national committee Be- fore selecting the men named, MT. Hitchcock consulted with the party leaders throuhgout tho country, that being one of the objects of his recent conferences,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-27
SURVIVES THUGS ATTACK
Young Brooklyn Woman Beaten and
 Thrown Into Harbor,

New York, July 26,-A young woman, bruised and exhausted, was found to- day clinglng to the side of floating pile-driver in New York bay at the foot of Fifth street, Brooklyn, by a warehouse watchman. on being rescued her account of how she came so near death was one of a remarkable eX- perlence,
 She Is Miss Amielie Stechel of Bay Ridge, tho daughter of Christopher Stechel, a builder, and she Is at her home in serious condition, having been attacked by two thugs, she says, and then thrown Into the water from @ boat at o'clock Saturday How long she had clung to the pile-driver and kept herself from drowning the police have been unable to learn, She be- came unconscious when taken ashore, and when removed to her home In an ambulance became hysterical
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-27
FiVs-Year-old Edward Lind staedt, Thrown From Car, Has Legs Terribly Man.
 gled in Mothers
 Sight.
CORONER VISITS HOSPITAL
Finds Lad in Too Serious Con- dition to Be Questioned First Accident on Well
 Conducted Amuse-
 ment Device.

Riding on the Kriss- Kross, the new amusement novelty which was intro- duced at the White City last season by the Noventa Amusement company, It. tie five-year- old Edward ]. Llndstaedt of l435 Whalley avenue was In some inexpllcable manner thrown out of the car he was in last night and so tadly mangled In the slot through which the base of the ear runs that his death oc- cured about ll.l5 o'clock at the New Haven hospital. to which he was talk en as quickly after the accident as possible
 The accident occurred about s o'clock. The little boy and and his mother had gone to savin Rock to spend the even- ing and 1t seems the lad wanted ride on the Kriss Kross. Never before has there been an accident on this amuse- ment device, which Is considered the safest amusement yet invented for this sort of enjoyment. The child was all lowed by his mother to take the ride and the car started with the child on board and his mother watching him from the platform. IL Is the usual cus- tom of the Krss Kross when children are riding unaccompanied to have one of the helpers ride with him out of courtesy on the part of the manage ment, but the operator of the device declared last night that when he start- ed the machinery he looked all over the cars, but did not see any child alone. Just how the accident occurred is hard to say, the accounts being consider ably confused. The cars had not been going long before the child began to scream and 1t was seen that he had fallen out of the car and was being dragged along by the machinery as it rapidly spun along Although every ef- fort was made at once to stop the cars the boy had been dragged around three circles before the eyes of the frantic mother before the cars came to a stop and he. was extricated. It was seen at once that his condition was critical and an automobile that was near at hand was at once pressed into service and hurried with the boy to the New Ha- ven hospital
 Upon arrival at the hospital it was found that while the child was not un- conscious he was partially so. His right leg was broken twice below the knee, the thigh terribly torn and the muscles and flesh of both legs fearful- ly lacerated In addition he sustained internal injuries. So serious was his condition considered that Coroner Mix was at once notified and an attempt
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-27
DANGERS TO JEWISH FAITH
One Is the Candy-Giying Christian
 Blgot in New Works East Side.

Paterson, N. J., July 26.--The seventh annual conference of the orthodox Jew ish rabbis of the United states ana Canada, was held here today. Rabpl Lowentllal of Philadelphia, president of the conference, In speech poinleu out dangers which surround the Jew ish people today; the imported reVolu- tionary element who work havoc among the ignorant immigrants on the east side of New York; the well mean ing Christian bigots, who with candy and picnlcs for the children of the East Side work for their own glory, and the reformed style of initiative Judaism or the socaled modern schools, who send into the Jewish schools rabbis without any learning. and who merely make the rabbinical cloak a source of gam for themselves. Historical lectures in every Jewish congregation in the Unit ed States and Canada and free schools for higher learning, were the cures, he declared, for all of Israers ills.