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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-15
CHEAP TO FERNANDINA AND
CUMBERLAND ON EMMELINE

The Cumberland Route will operate
another of its cheap excursions to
Fernandina and Cumberland tomorrow.
The steamer Emmeline will leave
Brunswick at 8 a. m. and will stop
at Cumberland en- route to Fernandina.
Visitors to the little Florida city will
have four hours there. The fare for
the round trip will be so cents to
either Cumberland or Fernandina.
These Sunday excursions on the
TEmmeline have proved very popular
and it is expected that large crowd
will take advantage of the low rates
tomorrow.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-15
ANOTHER NEGRO
BITTEN BY DOG
ICANlNE WAS CHASED BY OFF,
GERS AND FINALLY
KILLED.

The mad deg scare took another
turn yesterday afternoon, when the
police were called upon to hunt down
a small dog WI lhich had created a scene
on Union street. About o'clock Of
ficer Owens found a dog in Windsor
park acting qleerly and with one shot
killed the aI'imal
1t was ABOUT o'clock when Emery
Robinson< young negro man and a
mail carrier, son of Ed Robinson, was
iattacked by the dog later killed in
| Wiptasor park. Robinson was rob
bFng'' the mail box, as it is known
among postal employees. The box
was at the corner of Union and George
streets. A small dog ran up and with
out warning sprang at the mail car
rier. His teeth sank into the mans
hand. Robinson shook the dog loose
! but was unable to catch him. The
animal ran down Union street and
then out Mansfield to Windsor park,
where it was later killed by Officer
| Owens.
While there is no expected danger
to Robinson he will take the anti-toxin
treatment this morning when DR..
Butts receives the supply from At
Ilanta. So far as could be learned
last night no one else was bitten by
the dog yesterday afternoon.
A S it takes practically nine days
to develop the rabies there is small
| likelihood of the animal having the
disease.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-15
THE ST. MARYS EXCURSION
WILL DRAW LARGE GROVE

The Atlantic will cary large crowd
to ST. Marys and Fernandina fext
Tuesday on the occasion of the Sea
mems Mission excursion. The splen-
did success of the trip to Dungeness
will probably be eclipsed since there
are hundreds who have never visited
what was one time the terminus of the
mail route from New York. An alma
nae of 1906 gives the route as New
YWk to st. Marys, Ca
The crowd will spend the best part
of the day viewing the old city. On
the return trip a short stop will be
made at Fernandina. The Atlantic
will leave at o'clock and as a special
rate Of % cents has been made for
children many family parties will be
on hand.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-15
MONEY FROM CONVICTS
MUST BE DISTRIBUTED

Atlanta, Aug. 14.-The decision of
the supreme court yesterday that all
money received by counties from the
hire Of misdemeanor convicts must
Igo to court officials and witnesses In
payment of insoivent costs, will have
la sweeping effect since in all parts
of the state, there are hundreds Of
claims of this character which can
now be collected from the counties.
The decision means the payment Of
many thousands OF dollars to the va
rious solicitors general.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-15
FIVE PER CENT BILL
WILL HIT MONEY LENDERS

Although Brunswick has but two
or three money lenders who will be
affected by the Adams law passed du.
ing the closing hours of the assembly.
yet 1t is possible the new law will
cause one orNall Of these to close up.
Ihe new law prohibits the collection
|of over per cent per month, which
regulation, it is claimed, will make the
business so Improbable that few will
care to remain in it,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-15

ALBANIAN BUYS A HOME
ON ALABAMA RIVER.

Darien, Ga, Aug 14.-Mr. II. X.
Robinson, Of Atlanta, has purchased
the beautiful country place of Capt.
JOS Mansfield, known as the Thicket.
live miles from Darien. The Georgia
Coast and Piedmont passes on the west
and river on the east, with fine fish,
ling grounds near.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-15
FIVE THOUSAND CITIZENS
CONDEMN STRIKE DISORDERS

birmingham, Ala, Aug. 14-Headed
by former Mayor Lane as chairman
1900 citizens on yesterday condemn
cd the mine strike and pledged Gov
ernor Conner their support in his pro-
gram to place the entire military re-
sources of the state in the field to cud
the disorder.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-15

the day, especially among the dog
owners. Many of them thought the
law rather too drastic, but they will
all try and comply with it. In many
cases, however, it is almost impossi-
BILE to keep dog chained up at home
and as there are no muzzles in the
city at present the owners do not know
exactly what to do.
However, it is hoped that the new
law will not cause any serious trouble
in the city among the dog owners
and the authorities.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-15
MACON WANTS TAFT
AS A FAIR FEATURE.

Macon, Ga, Aug. 14-Postmaster
Harry S. Edwards, who is one of the
three state leaders, known to the re-
publican party nationally, will invite
Hon. w H. Taft to make speech here
during the state fair. Senator Beve-
ridge will also be invited by the Taft
club, of which Postmaster Edwards
is president.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-15
DEMOCRATIC SPEAKERS OFF,
THIRTY START OUT ON STUMP

day at Trenton and came here to make
his home. When he left South River
in 1904 he deserted his wife and lit
tie children, eloping with Miss Bovine.
Cordovas case was the original "af-
finity'' one and was widely discussed.
Unlike Earl, whose wife gave him up,
Cordova was tried and convicted of
desertion and, having served his time,
will now rejoin his affinity, it is said.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-15
EVERY PRECAUT|ON TAKEN
To PREVENT THE RABIES

Institute. By keeping all dogs chained
or muzzled and treating all parties
who have been bitten, see no reason
why we should not come out without a
single person having the rabies.
truly hope this will be the case
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-15
FORMER SENATOR MILLS
REPORTED SOME BETTER

Baltimore, Md, Aug 14.-Former
Senator Mills, of Texas, who was op-
Grated upon at Johns Hopkins hospi-
tai is said to be making favorable
progress towards recovery.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-15
ORIGINAL "AFFINITY" MAN
LEFT PRISON YESTERDAY

Newark, N. j., Aug. IA. Frank
Cardova. the South River, n. j., pas
tor, whose attentions to Miss Julia
Bovine, one Of his choir, led to his
church taking action, followed by Cor.
'dovas' disappearance. left prison to.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-15
Governor Smith VIII Serve.

Atlanta, Aug. 14-Governor Smith
will aid Mr.. Bryan. He has been in.
vited to serve on the advisory com
mittee, in connection WITH the nation.
Ial campaign.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-15
TO OPEN CHARLESTON OFFICE,
Strachan Line Establishes an Office
in Charleston.

in Charleston.
This special from Charleston yester,
day VIII be Of interest since it spells
"a broadening of the Strachan line of
steamers between south Atlantic and
European ports.
Charleston, s. c., Aug. 13.-Mr. f.
ID. M. Strachan, of Brunswick, is here
to open an office for a foreign steam
ship line, which will handle export
cotton during the coming season. Mr..
Strachan is confident Of prosper
GUS season and predicts an increase
in the number OF steamers to Charles
ton. fAc 4fLts
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-15

All dogs should be kept chained du-
ring the heated term and thus be pro
tected from stray dogs affected with
the rabies. Those dogs bitten by
the mad hound ON Wednesday Will
probably develop the disease about
next Friday, or nine days after being
bitten.
The city authorities will have the
mad dog situation in hand this morn
ing. On the early train from At
lanta today DR.. Butts will receive
from Secretary Harris, of the state
board of health. treatments for two
adults and four children. Up to last
night DR.. Butts had received reports
OF at least four persons having been
bitten. Two of these, Martin Hender7
son. the negro bitten Wednesday by
the mad hound. and ten-year old
negro boy, Henry Williams, came in
yesterday.
Henderson, the man bitten on We'd
nesday, acted promptly. He had the
wound on his leg cauteriZed at once.
The animal left but two slight marks
on the man. The Williams boy was
bitten on the hand. The dogs teeth
sank deep into the flesh, leaving sew
eral ragged wounds.
Anxiety is felt, however for little
10 year-old white boy, living near the
oyster factory. When Henderson was
bitten Wednesday he at once secured
a horse and followed the hound. AT
the oyster factory the mad dog sprang
upon the little boy and after biting
him on the leg, ran off towards the
city. Henderson followed the dog to
the city and until the animal was shot
and killed. All efforts Thursday and
yesterday failed to locate the little
white boy, whom Henderson is GER
tain was bitten. Unless the child re-
ceives the treatment soon the chances
are that he will have hydrophobia
Rumors of other cases where the
mad hound had bitten children were
run down yesterday and found to have
no foundation. Beyond the negro man
Henderson, the little negro boy Will
liams and the unknown 10 year-0ld
white boy, and negro woman bitten
on Thursday by another dog, DIR.
Butts has no accurate reports. The
case of the young negro Emery Robin
son, bitten yesterday afternoon at the
corner Of Union and George streets,
brings the total Up to 1--WE.
''The disease ha.; its peculiarities,
said DR.. Butts last night. ut is most
wise rre:aution to have Ill dogs kept
chained. The period Of incubation S
not fixed. Usually it is nine days in
length. Thas is the person bitten ~
the hound known 20 have the rabies
would likely, unless treated with anti
toxin. show signs of the disease With
in nine days. Yet the dogs bitten by
the animal may not show signs for a
month and might go year without
developing a case Of rabies. There Is
no fixed period.
"Were bitten today by a dog or
cat that l was certain had not been
bitten by the mad hound, would want
the anti.to4ln treatment as matter
of safety. The animal might have
been bitten months ago for all know
by a dog affected with the rabies.
"The treatment will be given prom
ptly and see no reason why there is
any special danger to the victims
am especially anxious to locate the
little white boy bitten Wednesday
siuce we cannot affo.d to take any
chances. The state has been prompt
TO supply the anti-toxin. In addition
we have a supply from the Pasteul
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-15
PEOPLE BITTEN
TO Be TREATED
THE ANTI-ToxIN TREATMENT is
TO BE USED BY THE CITY
PHYSICIAN.
City Authorities Now Have the Mad
Doa Situation Well in Hand and
Do Not Expect TO Have Any
Further Trouble.

Any one who has been bitten py d
dog or cat should Immediately report
to the city physician, DIR. j. A. Butts,
for the treatment. The anti-toXln is
harmless in it's nature and is admin
istered by hypodAmic needle. 1t is
fresh from the state laboratory and
a prompt treatment insures a preven-
ton from the rabies.
Any person knowing of another per-
son or child or animal having been
bitten should report the fact at once
to DR.. Butts or to police headquar-
ters. that the victim may receive
prompt attention and that animal may
be killed for the protection OF the
public.
All dogs should be kept chained du'
ring the heated term and thus be pro
tected from stray dogs affected with
the rabies. Those dogs bitten by
the mad hound on Wednesday VIII
probably develop the disease about
next Friday, or nine days after being
bitten.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-04-12
CHAPTER XXI.

ARRALL was remanded to the
prison to await the passing of
the sentence, or the granting of
new trial as the Judge might
elect. AS a special privilege
Marguerite is allowed to accom-
pany him for one short half
hour.
Left alone and the door closed
upon them she does not mark
the miserable cherries sur
roundings. She is clasped close
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-23

It isa question whether the
southern or northern system oi
education shah prevail IN this
state whether Oklahomas per
cen: Of iIliteracy shall BE- placed
in the a~aS= with the former or
the latter Which shall il be.
Not the latter certainly, Il the
control Of the schools and their
maintenance Is taken ont 81 the
hands of the people whose child,
ren are 10 attendance
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-23
ANOTHER MUSEOGEE
WOMAN SUICIDES

Mnskogec Jan Is The shame Of
bslng arrested with negro was TOD
much for Gertrude Hunter a Wait
reas employed Al the Turner hotel,
aud after belng released an bond size
ended her existence by taking : dose
Of caFbollc acid In her ara esment Of
ths tsotel shortly sssqf midnight
There IS bat iltsse Il any romance
Ia Ice of The girl fol the neero, for
she was no Desdemoula and he, IN
stead Of being an olhello, vas al oFdi.
nAry cook and low IN morals aud re.
flnement
The woman aud Charles Hunter
her dusky loyeF were arrested IN
negro attorneys Office a. o'clock last
evening, which theY we're seen 20 en-
ter By officers kspiey and Smith. The
man tried 70 set away by climbing 70
The roof o. ths balldlng bar vas land
"a after . chase aud both we're brought
70 the city prison
The negro was locked ~ hut the
woman vas permitted 20 80 q tla
Turner hotel accompanied by OaiceF
Peek, and after putting up a cAsh
bond q go she vas released
While waiting a. sscgfe tie bond I
De appeared qalts dlseonsolale and .
lppafesflg realized hef degradation T
When told thar she vas az liberty STE
banked tie ofrcer sud aeat 10 Der
-oou ia tie hotel annex
She oIooied bat a feN mlrutss op
eli destruction FOR 81 II o'clock she
purchased an ounee of eaflo'fe acid. /
lnd returning to her RON toeg che
lrag and Aien found q short time
atef was dead
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-23

III. Csrrstt wens b TAln|a thh
hofnAna u look AxtAf bhAns ln.
tefksla
ChaFley Moore bought COED horse
from James connelly last evening %
pe used Oh his cab.
Miss bessie Chouteaa Of kansas
CITY Is expected soon 70 visit her
sister, Mrs, Emmett Skinner.
The Mexico Chinl mans house was
broken into last night and a lot Of
clothes taken In lives near the
kaiy Stock yard
T. II Ford has opened ap a cigar
factory ia the Foreman Baildlng up
stairs aud viii supply our town
with home made cigars.
VIM. Phillips came IA from his farm
south Of town and took tho evening
train for kelso, where he goes % visit
relatives, who has just came IA from
Missouri,
The Chleftain ofiee has inst con-.
pleted and delivered, one thousand
folders containing the latest map Of
Oklahoma 70 r. & pelsas, the popu.
lar real estate man Of WEIGH.
Frank Lee aud G. II Harris ratnfn
sd last night from a trip across Grand
River where Mr. Harris has been sci.
ling groceries direct from his factory
to the consumer
The Pryor Greek Clipper has been
deslgnafed,as the officlai county paper
Of Mayes County It was let % the
lowest bidder, aud the Clipper agreed
20 publish the proceedings o. The
C0uaty Commissioners free
c. h. odell vas plsasent caller. AZ
the ChIeftain ofice this morning lt
was he who passed through hers last
Monday enroute to Chouteau 70 sound
Grand River. He's with the Grand
River rower Company, wno proposes
70 dam Grand River, near Neeamere
aud he SAYS they are making fair pro
grrss lie also SAYS they viii NOT
ston uutiithey hAve.a power eqaai 20
10000 horse which willlhe sufficient
70 supply finlta aud al adjacent I
towns
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-23

4 general state order lowering
rates for Ne transportation Of
oil vas formulated by the state
corporation commission and will
be officially published 81 onee.
This action by The commission i
calculated 70 help the indppen
dent producers and reIInea,
The exact amount II the reduct
lon has nos been decidsd upon
ret. but i probably Nill ID
about 50 pereont The hearing
lof TIE railroads reduction
against the freight rate rsduc.
non on coal has been set FOL
January Il.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-23

Governor Chas. y Haskell
was tie central figure at the
Bryan spread A. Lincoln. Ne.
braska. Wednesday night il
was The largest and most sue.
cessfol functions o' its kind held
Is lincoln since bryan beeame
a. Influential factor ln, politics
oi Nebraska and was Intended
as an endorsement of his candid
aey for the presidential n0mina
tion and ihe declaration that he
was. IN the minds Of those pre-
sent. the logical choice of the
party Of those present pro.
badly loo were Nebraska men.
bat there vas q spylnkllng from
the near by states, a consider
able delegation from Missouri
and Oklahoma being present
Governor Haskell ia referring
70 Mr Bryan said t'My friends
! am here IN the home 81 him
who is dear 70 the heart % every
0klahoman ie whose counsel
and wisdom has aided us IN Jag.
ing 3 toandaiion for honest gov
ernment peace and plenty Our
motto u Oklahoma IS derived
from him, and threads iet
the poople rule ard apon tais
motto We have declared that
.Oklahoma shall forever BE- bless
I'd by him who IS willing = live
oa the fruits of his own honest
Industry au1 cursed hy him am
bittleas 20 prosper IS graft.
greed and monopoly We know
you must appreciate your distu.
guished fellow cii.xen within the
boArders Of Nebraska Il not.
you would Be- unlike The balance
Of she civilized world Yoa know
that whatever MAJ be said of
good government. honestly adj
mluistfaled, finds approval and
IN many Instances origin In she
teachings Of William J Bryan
and when We disregard politics
in which We may deal Justly We
recall with pride that the eigh-
teenth century had is Jefferson.
the nlueenth century had Us
Lincoln and the twentieth cen
tufy. " } Bryan.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-23

Thars 4aalh pf mArklnN he HanlR
p sal ~ ) nlals sppsopsiaEien 1nas
trail sn1esA uklahena sonse tlirsg
I've ~ forts miles sAs1 and goes oul
tnengy miles south 0f kontoT. tunnlng
AZ Least fuFty miles aeFocs old "no
Mans Land kansas has just finished
making this old freight road and
raised tho money bY penny donations
from the school children o. the state.
No pupil VAS allowed % give more
than one as2:lsays Tie Ksnton News
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-23
AB .iiui Book Representing
aFlne Institution

We ere fossag h Fecsipt Of : ane
catalogue from TIE fersons lluslness
college This iustitution has gFoun
yeaf IS gaaf until Il ls une Qf TIE
largest nfsd h8sf Buslness COLLEGES "a
tha United States. A Hus feIegf4phg
seIloal lsupaTaied IL cannacllou sifh
stla College, and Wllh tie + f. s E
II. CO., dizn4IeheIs wires running
right int the Colleza - that sluaents
EeealsA practical Wufk. During ths
feeenIl strike Ihia school furnished
many operators - tie different fAII.
roaAA Illfone.ssaE tHs Southwest
4 0lll pas the guauE peupsH q thu
community ~ wfita fo1 this ezlaEnNa q
ana decide 20 attend this IoIleEe.
what Il Is aqna fof tho5 sands Il
others u ean Do fof 4ou.
AdaftH fam# e Olsen. FfesIlionl
FaE1oaa IiasInsM oaliaze s~z.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-23

The new Portland cement
plant at Ada, which cost so, ,uQo
has heen started and is now em
ployl.sg i50 men The cement
supply is brought in to the mill
over a spur of tie Frisco railroad
a distance Of seven miles.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-23

Lamar jackson, the full blood
Chocsaw boy appointed 10 West
Point by Congressman Carter,
is the arst full blood Indian who
over received such an appoint
ment.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-23

a bill has been introduced in
the lower house Of congress by
Davenport, appUpriating so,
900 for the construction Of a
military road from Fort Gibson
10 the national cemetery
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-23

The Frisco haA just conlpleied
4 small round house - West
Tulsa a. the Junction II the
main line and the Enid division.
West Tulsa Is a village Of i,osp
inhabitants
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-23

There Is no telling what might
happen II lighting Bobe Evans
should run across a bunch of
Jap haitleships on his cruise up
the Pacific Coast
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-23
lDAIR NEWS

Pap simgsan has sold out au5 rl|l
visit SenoA 0id Mexico, ehefe he
las mining interests
Sam Ieuo ls unloading cotten tg.iat
from his KIN, 81 Spavinae
Mt nuck woflh attended 70 ausi.
ness Ia Sqalfs Nglys coart aondRF
Emery Martin was Ia Alton slth :
losd Of lumbsF TUESDAY
The cAse that has heou pending. for
: week. Ia squire MylYis court.
wherein & Johnsog sAs plaintiff, and
Jas Elliott defenaAufs was tried Mon
DAY " lgfy phich resulted IN :
verdict for defendant
The Daily ChleirAin Is quit : eel
come visitor these LONESOME paniekt
times
George + Mccullough ana = 81.
Pgobaseo ~sre l,sFs attending sqaire
Nyl4's eDuf Noadas
sam 10 Is snlplag eoifonseet %
VinIfa
Miss luH fai Ter farmeflg - tie
Nlnlta ellie ln, $ sffkins oH TIE
Ad2lf lsedEl
6fsnlma ilsm IS preparing "a
move 20 NORTH Ss9uFi
tisoFEs Ntls8 = 1suehl the fur
llufe sfeck ~ = 0anhau.