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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-19
Attractive Schedule to Savannah.

The recent change in the A., B. & A.
schedule gives Brunswick an after
noon train for Savannah via that line
By leaving Brunswick at 900 p. m.
and transferring to the A. G. L., at
Oferman, with an 1S-minute wait at
that point, passengers can reach Sa-
vannah at 1890 p. m. Through tic
kets on sale at the depot ticket Office.
Jos c. Ligeoure Commercial Agent;
J. A. Beckham. Ticket Agent.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-19
sia BARGAIN.

Beautiful country home about three
miles from city, practically new, five
rooms and bath. Cost 50, 500 to build
For sale cheap
Albert Fendiu & Co,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-19
Took q LARGE Crowd.

The excursion given to st. Marys
and Fernandina yesterday on the
steamer Atlantic, under toe auspices
of the Sailors Friend Society was a
success in every particular. The At
lantic carried her fnll capacity. The
party returned to the city last night
and all reported pleasant trip.
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BATCH OF ITEMS
AROUND THE CITY
A New sian.

A large handsome new sign has just
been erected in front of the Grand
Opera House. The letters are red and
during the season the sign will be
lighted with electricity.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-19
A ca!ifornlaE'a Luck.

"The lucbiest day of my life was
when bought box of Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salve;" writes Charles p. Budahn
OF Tracy, California. Two &c boxes
cured me Of an annoying case of ith-
ing piles, which had troubled me for
years and that Yielded to no othsY
Roses aug store.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-19
CLIFTON.
Georgia - Glynn County = To All
Whom II Nav Concern ssQ'

Georgia - Glynn County - To All
Whom 1t May Concern: wv
j. ]. Lott having in proper form ap-
piled to NE for permane nt letters of
administration on the estate Of Jacob
Harris, late of SAID county, this !. is to
fcite all and singular the creditors and
next OF kin to Jacob Harris, to be
and appear at my office within the
time allowed by law at the September
term, 1908, of the Court of Ordinary
of said county, on first Monday in
September, 1908. aud show cause, if
any they can, why permanent admin.
is tration should not he granted to
j. ]. Lott on Jacob Harris estate.
Witness my band and official sigma
ture. this Bird day of August, 1908.
HORACE BART,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-11
Peoples Forum
white Mans Folly

To the Editor of the Silver Belt:
The White Slave church at the San
Carlos Indian Agency is about COM
pletcd. 1t is beautiful little church
which reflects great credit upon the
workmen. At the same time we cannot
help but say how much more good would
accrue to the Indians had the thous-
ands of dollars used in erecting this
church been put in use where the In
dams would have been materially ben
Gifted.
As we see these distressed creatures
with only few willows for shelter
from the elements and then expend such
a sum in building them white stone
church is the height of white man g
folly. Heretofore we could not under
stand why the Indian appropriation bill
met with SO much opposition from such
men as Hepburn of Iowa, but when we
see how fagrantly it is Incorporated
by those to whom it is entrusted, we
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-11
FRANK TAYL0REVANS
C0URTMART|AL
FINISHED
ENTIRE FLEET rs GUESSING AS
TO WHAT VERDICT WILL
BE FOUND
Papers in Hands of Admiral SperTy-
Louisiana Midshipmen Who Were Con-
victed of Drunkenness at Melbourne
Sent Back Home.

MANILA, October l0.--Rear Admir-
raj Sperry received the papers in the
court marital of Lieut.. Frank Taylor
Evans, tried on charges of being alb.
sent from his station while acting officer
of the deck, using profanc and disre.
spectful language to a superior officer,
and intoxicatiOn. The rear admiral has
not yet passed on the papers and the
result of the court martial has not
been announced.
It is rumored throughout. the fleet
that the verdict is guilty, but the sen
tenee VIII not be dismissal from the
service.
Midshipman Conner and midshipman
Richard Bernard Of the Louisiana, who
were tried by court martial at Albany,
on a charge of being under the influence
of liquor while on parade at Melbourne
and sentenced to dismissal from the ser
vice, have been transferred to the re-
frigerator ship Glacier to await trans
portation to San Francisco.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-11
BATTLESH|P FLEET
SETS SAIL FOR
JAPAN
ORDERS COME TWO HOURS AHEAI
OF ANNOUNCEMENT MADE DAY
BEFORE
Authorities at Manila Start New Cam
paign Against Cholera, With House
to House Canvass by Police--Plague
Claiming Ten Victims Daily.

MANILA, October I0.--The sixteen
big battleships of the Atlantic fleet are
now en- route to Japan. Sailing orders
were given by Rear Admiral Charles
n. Sperry for the feet to depart two
hours earlier than the time announced
yesterday, and at six o clock this morn
ing the flagship Connecticut got under
way. Half an hour later all of the
great ships were in motion and followed
the Connecticut down the bay.
simultaneously with the departure of
the feet, the authorities of Manila
started new campaign to eradicate
cholera. The police were ordered to
make n house to house inspection daily,
and the constabulary, which has been
reinforced, will perform police duty
and guard the infected houses. The
dis;nfecting force was increased and
the general scope of the work broad
ened The number of new cases is re-
ported to average ten daily.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-11

cannot help but uphold the hands of
the senator in the fight against such
a sham. This is only one of the many
instances we see and hear of on every
turn.
What is a church without preacher'
We are awaiting with bated breath to
see from what theological seminary
Uncle Sam will make his selection to
direct his wards on that straight and
narrow road.
Subscriber
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-11

PORTLAND, October l0.-Judge Cal
win U. Gantenbeir of the equity depart
ment of the state circuit court, late
today, issued restraining order return
able Monday afternoon, enjoining the
chief of police, the district attorney of
Multomah county and all other city and
county authorities from interfering
with or attempting to prevent any man
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-11
SUNDAY CLOSING STOPPED
BY LAW IN PORTLAND
Injunction Granted to Prevent Officers from Interefer
ing With Violators of Old Blue Law

from conducting his business tomor
row.
The injunction is issued to prevent
the authorities of the city from at.
tempting to enforce an old blue law
which forbids any transaction of bust
ness, except livery stables, drug stores
and one or two others.
Saloons will remain closed as usual
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-11
Directory of Globe Lodges

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs
Knights of Pyhias Pina Mt Lodge No. 11-Mee every
Thursday evening in Odd Fellows Hail.
SYL4 HEATHER, c. c.
Globe Chapter M-Meets Fellow.
Hall. @. s. Van Wagenen, H. P. p B. Lady, Secretary.
White Mountain Lodge No. A. MMeets Tuesday, Odd
Fellows Hail. w. A. Smith, W. NJ. c. T. Martin, Secretary
Order Eastern SaMeets and fourth Tuesdays Odd Eel
lows Hail. Mrs p b. Lady, Worthy Matron. Mrs. A W. Sydno
Secretary.
Independent Order Odd Fellows ella 3Mees
second fourth Fridays Odd Fellows Hail. j. NJ
p. Eugene Middleton, Scribe
Rescue Lodge No. 10 o. FMes Wednesday, Odd Eel
lows Hail. J. NJ. Carter ~ G. Eugene Middleton, Seceary.
fourth Mondays, Odd Fellows Hail. Mrs Armstrong G. F.
Olds, Secretary.
third Fridays, Odd Fellows Hail. Harry Rupkey r. j. g. Old
field, Secretary.
Fraterna Order Eagles Globe Aer No. Delivery
day night in each month, Trust Bldg. L. Hocye, W P;
s. r. L,owhian, Secretary
KNIGHTS COLUMBUS
Knights Columbus
each week. Trust building VIM. Burke G. K; A. A. Altweis
Financial Secretary.
IMPROVED ORDER REDMEN-Tonto l3-Improved
Order of Redmen Tuesday night of each week 1880
O'Clock at the Trust building Fred w. Simmons, sachem; c. D.
Koyle, C. of h.
MODERN wooDMEN AMERICA-Modern woodmen of
Trust building. Harry Houser, Consult Laurie II. Brown,
The sun., 1908-07-09
MEMORIAL SCHOOL DEDICATED.
Presented to the village Of wellsyine. Pa. y.
by Mrs. Richard Young OF This city.

Presented to the village Of weIisyine. Pa.
by Mrs. Richard Young OF This city.
YORK, Pa. July Sat Wellsville to-day
the handsome new public school buildin 4
and free library, donated TO the borough
by Mrs. Richard Young Of New York city,
was dedicated with interesting ceremonies
Mrs. Young is daughter Of Abraham
Wells, founder Of the town In which the
school building is located.
A programme which included address sses
by many p rominent speakers was rendered
beginning at lO O'Clock in the morning. A
feature OF the programme was the spirited
singing by chorus of nearly one hundred
school children, most Of whom will he in
structed in the new building.
The day was made a general holiday in
the borough All business and industry
were suspended and it is estimated that
nearly one thousand persons visited the
little village.
The new school building was dedicated
as e memorial to William Wells Young, Jr.,
a son of MIR. and Mrs. Richard Young who
died twenty-five years ago at the age OF IL.
architecture and Is located on a broad
elevation at the intersection OF the two
principal streets Of the town.
Mrs Young gave the building to the
borough with no other stipulation than
that it shall be used for public school pur-
poses and free library The library Of
600 volumes is the gift Of Richard Young. Jr.
The furniture in the building was donated
by Mrs. Olive Young Tourney, daughter
Of MIR. and Mrs. Richard Young. The
structure complete cost $4,000.
The sun., 1908-07-09
HOSTS HIS IRISH FLAG.
The Same That Britain saluted Coming
Up the bay Tnst Time.


A big Irish flag futtered all day yesterday
in front of l21a Washington street. The
proprietor Of the place. the Bally I,angford
House, was busy within dispensing tall
ones and shaking hands with revisiting
friends.
Michael Finnerty, better known in the
neighborhood of the Bally Langford House
as the Old Citizen, has kept that estab-
lishment for over three decades. He 10
the most famous of Battery Dan Finns
constituents, inasmuoh as he has been
the first man to vote in the First election
district of the First Assembly district for
thirty-one successive years. He has voted
unfailingly for forty-three years, casting
his first ballot for Mcclellan for President
The brilliant green flag with the golden
harp which the Old Citizen was flying yes
terday was displayed in honor of the Demo-
cratic national convention in session now
at Denver. 1t is the same Irish flag which
years ago was saluted by a British ship
entering New York harbor.
The vessel, whose name is lost in the
mists of antiquity was proceeding up the
North River when the Old Citizen, q cloud
of witnesses about him, waved the green
and gold from the Battery seawall. The
British ship promptly dipped her colors
in the profoundest sort of salute. Perhaps
she mistook the flag for some other. At
any rate the Old Citizen asseverates that 1t
rs the only instance in which Britannia
ever saluted the flag Of Erin. and so far
no one has risen up to contradict him.
The sun., 1908-07-09
STORM AND COLD IN PINE CAMP
End eS Endurance Ride oG NJ Oslicers -DtB0s
600 fBreught 70 Camp IN o Bueibear9.

End ef Endurance hide c9 M Oslicers -D3Op
600 fsreughs 70 camp In o Bushbsasa.
WATERTowN. N. Y. July at was juss
az much too cold at Pine Camp to-day
as IL was too hot yesterday, the mercury
dropping some forty degrees after, tho
storm, and many o soldier slopt cold last
night. The regulars saw the storm coming.
and fearing repetition Of the one the
first Sunday they were In camp, loosened
the tent ropes. Tha militiamen tEhtehed
theirs, but were soon convinosd by tine
regulars that they were doing wrong, ID
the rain would tighten tho ropes and draw
the stakes.
In the Pennsylvania camp whsn The
storm began mess wns late. Two QUE OF
every three men were barefooted, and q
barefooted man balancing q dieh In eaoh
hand picking bis way over stubblee wac b
pitiful sight One private In Company O
was hiking over to his mees shelter carry
Of potatoes Ia the other. he, was bare
footed and his garments consisted almost
exclusively OF o ponohu His feet, tender
from walking on Philadelpha .pavements,
struck sharp stubble and he dropped
the rnsS not o o0ss f. 90 M as ss whs the
Of the army were shattered In figures OF
The long ride for twenty three officers
ends to-day. II is another endurance ride
and orders required the men 10 ride thirty
miles daily for three days. The best was b
gruelling one, especially during the two
hot days and the rain yesterday. Every
officer, including Gen. Grant, Ia glad 10 $50
1t over. A. physical examination Of the
officers will be made tonight or tomorrow
to ascertain their endurance.
Thirty thousand dollars was brought
to this city from the camp yesterday to
be changed into bills OF large denomlna-
tions much Of the money being in the
smallest bills and In silver. The money
was brought In blackboard guarded by
three soldiers with loaded rifles.
The First Infantry Brigade received
instruction In drills this morning and In
the afternoon were placed in situations
which would come up In time Of war. Similar
instructions were given the Second Infantry
Brigade and provisional regiment Of cavalry,
The engineers are stin building their
road to Mukden. In the infantry manrru-
wiring some real work was Done The men
had blank ammunition and behind every
bush or tree was a soldier. The place
would look innocent enough until q shot
would ring out. followed by others, and
a dark streak resolved itself into soldier
scurrying for shelter The olive drab
uniform showed Its good qualities, for at
a distance it was almost impossible TO tell
a soldier from the vegetation.
The sun., 1908-07-09
| YONKERs STUDENTS ARRESTED.
Were Beating Their way to western Har.
vest IIelds-SOOn Released.

TOLEDO. July s.-Three young men claim
ing to be college students and giving their
residence as Yonkers, N. Y, and the sons
of wealthy parents. were arrested this
afternoon by railroad detectives who caught
them on blind bag gage car Of New York
Central express. Apparently not the least
bit embarrassed the trio sub mitted to arrest
and were taken to the police station in
patrol wagon. At the station they regis
tered as Harold Parker. George Landon
Ellis and Carl f. Reber. Like any other
prisoner. their pockets were turned inside
out and the contents taken care OF by the
turnkey.
After several hours In the lookup, Capt.
Smith released them from custody. Young
Ellis tried to persuadeI his companions to
remain at the station over nj ght. as It would
be a great experience. but the others de-
clined. After giving q college yell, tho
boys departed for Air Line Junction, whore
they intend to board freight tonight and
continue their westward Journey. AT the
station the boys told the police that they
were bound for the harvest fields, where
they expected to work q month and then
return to New York.
Some chaps at Yonkers dared us 20
make the venture, and here we are half way
and locked In o COOP" remarked Parker
TO Capt. Smith when he asked the boys their
object In beating their way.
The sun., 1908-07-09
HTTCHCOCK TO JOIN TAFT.
Victory Sure, He Says. but Foriorn Hope
Tactics Advisable,

WASHINGTON. July s.-Frank q. Hitch
oock passed through Washington tonight
on his way to Hot Springs. Va, where he
will have conference tomorrow with
MIR. Taft and members OF the commit ee
who are still at that resort.
Mr.. Hitchcock predicted decisive vio-
tory for Taft. but said that it would be the
duty Of all Republicans to enter upon the
contest an II it were q forlorn hope. Mr.,
Hitchcock will undoubtedly take his stand
at the New York headquarters II Ia the
understanding here that q vice-chairman
will be named.
In the course Of the Chicago convention,
according to reports, Secretary Elmer Dover
announced that In the event Of the selection
Of Mr., Hitchcock as chairman Mr.. Dover
would leave the committee. To-day Dover
said he had no intention Of resiRning.
He will leave for Chicago in q day or so
preparatory to the opening Of Western
headquarters In that city.
The sun., 1908-07-09
TAFT DIDN'T BUY ENGLISH KHAKI
An Assistant Secretary Did and TAFT Had
the Purchase RescInded.

OYSTER BAY. July S.-Secretary Loeb
after q conference with the President gave
out to-day the following statement with
reference to recently printed articles in
which 1t was alleged that William H. Taft
while he was Secretary Of War had awarded
large contracts for army khaki to English
firms:
The contracts for the purchase Of uni
forms Of soldiers In the army are made by
the Quartsrmaster- General with the ap-
proval and under the supervision Of the
Assistant Secretary Of War. They are not
brought to the attention Of the Secretary
Of War except On appeal from action of the
Assistant Secretary.
THE Major General In command Of the
army In the Philippines In letter to the
Department last winter recommended that
the khaki uniforms for the army be bought
In Manila because the English khaki which
could there be had was more loosely woven,
better suited to the tropics and was cheaper
and the making was better and cheaper.
Acting on this recommendation and in
Secretary Tafts absence and without con-
sulting him the Assistant Secretary, while
acting as head Of the Department, made an
order that contracts for the purchase and
making Of khaki uniforms for the army in
the Philippines be made In Manila. SEQ
retary Taft had no knowledge of this order
and II was not brought to his attention until
the day before he left offloe, June 30. when
he received oomplaints-of II from American
manufacturers OF khaki.
@In view of tho imminent change OF Sec-
retaries he concluded that 1t was an i'm
portant matter Of policy which should be
submitted to the President for final action.
Accordingly one Of his last official acts
waa TO write stating the facts, to point out
that the order was contrary to the course
prescribed by Congress- In respect to the
purchase Of supplies for the construction Of
the Panama Canal and to recommend to
the President that the order made by the
Assistant Secretary as Acting Secretary
be resoinded as to future purchases Il
was too late to take action a. 10 the pur-
chase already made.
He suggested that the only respect In
which the order could be justified was In its
application TO the uniforms Of the Philippine
scouts. small and purely local Organise
tion, whose bodily sizes and shapes were 30
different from American soldiers that II
was difficult TO At them rave by local manu-
faoture. The President, who Of course
know nothing Of the matter until It was
thus brought 10 his attention. followed Sec
Rotary Taft's accommodation and directed
the order 70 be rescindcd a. 10 all future
kNsS u raF ..st
The sun., 1908-07-09
CREEL BRINGS NO COMPLAINT
U. s. ACTED PROMPTLY TO STOP
MEXICAN RAIDS.

Not the Duty of Texas, Ho Thinks wants
Bandits ExtrAdited or Punished -OnIy
Few or Them peplores
Honduras Outbreak hut Isn't Surprised.
WASHINGTON, July s.-Senor Don Enrique
c. Creel. Mexican Ambassador 10 the United
States. arrived In Washington this afternoon
from Chihuahua TO take up with the United
States Government the diplomatic ques-
hons arising out Of the recent disorders
along the border and in northern Mexico
Mr.. Creel will have q conference with
acting Secretary Of State Robert Bacon
tomorrow morning. One OF the matters
Ambassador Creel will discuss with Mr..
Bacon will be the punishment OF the Mcxi-
cans who participated In the recent raids
over the border Into Mexico. and he will
also discuss steps to prevent q repetition
"The disorders In Northern Mexico were
caused by disorganl8ed bands OF outlaws
who have been ott Of work for some months
and who badly need money said Am
bassador Creel. There are many such per,
In the United States who would gladly
participate In tnsraudins expeditions. The
trouble In now about over. The Govern
ment troops have the situation well Ia hand.
aMost Of these bandits crossed over the
plundering and robbing nsd back into the
United States. do not believe that at any
time during the disorders there were moro
than 100 outlaws In the raids
Mexico has no complaint 10 make either
against the United States or against the
State OF Texas. Tho protection of The
neutrality Of the border 10 Federal duty
and the State OF Texas was not supposed
to patrol the long border line. A soon az
the United States Government was no tiled
Of the situation u acted promptly,
'The raiders should be puniohed. and that
they be prosecuted under the laws Of the
United Statss 2 AZ We ssk: ! think that Il
10 MEXICO for trial under The murder and
The sun., 1908-07-09
TO FREE PRISONERS.
Mexican Revolutionists Threaten Casas
Grandes-Aii quiet on the Border.

Mexican RevOlutiOnists Threaten Casas
Grandes-Aii Quiet on the Border
CHIHUAHUA. Mex, July Sit isreported
that force Of revolutionists is marching
toward Cases Grandes. from the little town
Of Ascension for the purpose Of making an
attack upon the town and freeing the i'm
prisoned insurgents.
The Government has converted number
Of buildings at Casas Grandes into tenn
porary prisons, and these are filed WITH
revolutionists who have been captured.
There arc more than two hundred prisoners.
Twenty OF the leaders have been sentenced
to DO shot.
In order to resist the prospective attack
place. II 10 expected ths.t moro than Ave
hundred Government troops will be on guard
In ths town by tonight. The revolutionists
were within about twenty miles Of Casas
0raades at last accounts.
The sun., 1908-07-09
!SIe, 900, 400 DIET BUILDING.
Japan OfiicIal In This Country Seeking
Ideas for Its Construction.

WASHINGTON, July s.-Chief Secretary
Hayashida Of the Japanese House of Rep
resentatives is in this country seeking ideas
for the erection of new sl2 100000 Diet
building for bis Government. He is now in
this city, After calling formally on the
Japanese Ambassador to-day he looked
over the Capitol and other public buildings.
The Secretary is the Mikado's special agent
IN the national Legislature and was sent to
America especially to obtain ideas for the
advantageous expenditure Of the s12 600 900
appropriated for new Diet building. 1t
is understood that he will visit New York
and capital cities of the East before return
ing home with his mind made up.
The sun., 1908-07-09

robbery provisions Of the extradiiton treaty
between the two countries Those who can
not be extradited will be tried in the United
States for violations of neu trality.
In order to preven similar raids from
Texas To the future the Mexican Govern
ment will increase the number OF for ts along
the northern frontier. At present there
are sey en- posts and seven additional ones
will probably be established. These forts
will be strongly garrisoned.'
The sun., 1908-07-09
wales VIII visit aueb GO Only.

OTTAWA. July Sit is stated here that
there Is no possibility OF the Prince Of Wales
visiting any city other than Quebec. To-
days published intimation as to q possible
visit TO Newport is absolutely without
foundation. He sails for England from
Quebec at dawn on the 29th inst. after
the festivities there are over.
The sun., 1908-07-09
Brooker Summoned by Taft.

ANsoNIA, Conn. July s.--Ths Hon. Charles
F. Brooker Of this city left hero to-day
bound for Hot Springs. Va. where he has
gone at the special invitation Of Mr.. Taft
to attend tho conference OF Leading Rsp,,b-
lioans with whom he 10 to consult to-fnor-
row. Mr.. Brooxer 10 very oloss to Mr..
Taft and known 10 be one Of HE trusted
advisers. The conference win settle the
manager Of the present campaign
The sun., 1908-07-09
FEAR REBEL KIDNAPPERs.
Mexican vice-Presideut CoTral's Children
Specially Guarded.

FL PAso. Tex. July e.-The children Of
Vice-President Ramon Corral OF Mexico
reached here last night from California.
They are returning home from school.
A report has gained considerable ciroula-
ton that plan has been on foot among the
insurgents to kdnap them.
Mexican Consul Antonio v. Iomeh went
TO their car at Q O'Clock and took them TO q
hotel for the night.