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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-17
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JanlrH Munrnr
FIFTH President OF the United States

B. G. Stewart, a merchant Of Cedar
View, Miss, says: "k tell my custom
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New Life Pills they get the worth CT
that much gold in weight, if afflicted
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Roses drug store. Csc.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-17
To the Black Fish. Banks.

The tug i. T. Coney will leave for
the Black fish banks at midnight, July
90, returning Tuesday afternoon. Tick
cts on sale at Atlanta Pharmacy.
Price $3.50 for round trip.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-17
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-17
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The famous little rigls.

HORSEF-fES,
EEDSUGS,
All insects on animals or plants
renewed by
THE ONLY % ERM!ClDE."
Bruce's Drug Store.
T. Burns Harness Shop.
Eraid's Grocery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07
GIANNONE-RAMAL

Jacksonville, Aug 6.-(Speciai.)-A large company of relatives and friends was present at the pretty wedding which occurred at s:So o'clock last night at the home of Mrs. Lee Bur ton. the brides sister Miss Frances Ramagnano of Jacksonville was mar rled to MT. John Gionnone of Atlanta. Ga. Rev. Father Stahl of the Catho- lie Church, offlciating.
 The house was beautifully. decorated In palms and ferns, vines and cut flow CTS. Tn the hall was a profusion of American Beauty roses. The dining room was decorated in pink. The par Tor was in green and white. banks of flowers and ferns forming an altar at one end of the room with white rib bons drawn from the hal1 to the altar forming an aisle.
 70 Promise Me" was sung by Mir Arthur Blaekmore. a we'll known tenor. accompanied by Miss Madge Wilkerson. who also played the wedding march as the bridal procession entered the par lors.
 The matron of honor was Mrs, Lee Burton. MT. N. A. Gionnone was best man.
 Immediately after the ceremony the wedding reception was held. Refresh . ments were served and the punch bowl presided over by Miss Annie Davis of Rome. Ga.. and Miss Wilson of Jack sonville.
 The pride and groom left this morn ing for a bridal trip and will make their home in Atlanta.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07
SET FOR NOVEMBER
DATES FOR REUNION or VETS AND
 SONS OF MOBILE.
What Promises to Eclipse All Previous Reunions of State Extent VIII
 Take Place Novembef
 24, 2S and 2e Next.

November 24, 25 and 90 are the dates for the State reunion of Confederata Veterans and Sons of Confederate Vet. erans to be held in Mobile This was decided at a joint conference held In Mobile among the Comfnereiaf Club. the yeterans' and Sons representa- tives.
 Elaborate preparatolns win new be in order for what promises to be the greatest State Reunion of these or- ganizations in their history. It seems that the Gulf City Is determined to lavish her hospitality on the patriotic veterans and their sons.
 Notification of the dates was received yesterday by Capt. A. O. Sexton. Com mander Alabama Division United Sons of Confederate Veterans, and by Hon. John H. Wallace. IT,, also member of that organization.
 This notice read ks follows.
 "Comrade-At conference held in the Commercial Club among represent Atves of the commercial bodies. the Veterans and Sons. 1t was decided to hold the State Reunion here on Tues day, "wednesday and Thursday. Novenn- Der 24, 25 and 26 next, and this ad- vance to official information Is sub- mitted that you may proceed with your arrangements.
 New Battle House will have been com pleted on or about November l and there will be no crowding as has been our experience formerly.
 q want to assure you personally that the Sons will be the guests of the Dixon Camp in particular and or the city in general and all mdlcations
 Yours truly.
 "Jno. IL. Moulton, "Adiutant Dept. of Tenn, U. B. C. ""
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07
HENDERSoN-VININ Young Couple Overcomes Obstacles


 Troy, August 6-(Special1--It is re- ported and generally believed that Jake Henderson. youngest son of Fox Henderson. ST, was last night mar ried to Miss Vining of Georgetown, Ga
 The particulars of the marriage are not known yet. The young man left Troy for Georgia yesterday morning with the intention of wedding the young woman, to whom he has been paying attentions during her recent visit to Mrs Bowling ogletree of this place. An attempted marriage was intercepted about a week ago by Mir Henderson's family who objected strenuously on account of his youth
 It cannot be ascertained at present whether the youthful couple will re- turn to Troy or make their home else where.
 pr. and Mrs. Edwin Boylin Cade of Alsaoe Germany, are the guests of Mrs L. M Bashinsky. Mrs. Bridgewater of Dixon Springs. Tenn, aunt of Mrs. Cade is also visiting Mrs Bashinsky.
 Upon the return of Mrs. Cade, who as Miss Agnes Burford. had a very popular young womanhood in Troy society has awakened from it's summer siesta and number of invitations have been issued in her honor. This after noon Mrs. Bashinsky entertained three of the clubs and few other guests Tomorrow morning Miss Catherine Gardner will be at home to the Music Club, when pleasant games and a musi- cal program will be part of tha past time and tomorrow afternoon the Cos sip Club will give a reception at the home of Mrs Edgar M. wright.
 The stork has visited Troy in the last twenty-four hours with what might be
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07
BURGLAR AT SAMSON.
store is Robbed And a Negro Is Ar- rested.

store is Robbed And a Negro ss Ar
 rested.
 Samson. August 6-4(special1- 1--The store of H. c. orme and Brother was broken into Monday night and gooos to the value of s60 taken
 The loss was discovered when tne store was opened Tuesday morning and thS thief tracked to the Central of Georgia depot, where an old pair of trousers was found containing some dice and the coupon Of raiiroao ticket from Garland to 6eorgiana.
 A telephone message was received at that place that negro was sean coming from the direction of Samson. He was taken up and in his possession was found a lot of new shoes and cloth ing. which was identified by H c. Orme as belonging to his firm
 The negro entered the stors by the transom over the back door. The Golf fee Springs officials found pair of brass knucks on the negro and that town will receive the benefit of his labor for more than three months be- fore he Is brought back here and tried for breaking open the store.
 The machinery is about all placed for the oil mill and ginnery and every. thing will be in readiness in about ten days. Tne new ginnery contains four seventy saw gins and all modern machinery and will turn out On an average of fifty bales of cotton per day.
 1t is reported that the Farmers Union will erect large warehouse here and 1t Is known that the super. visor of the Central Railroad has been here comforting with the officers. but no definite announcement has been made by the body. "a sai
 The Executive Committees of Geneva County Populists met here and placed e full ticket in the field. st q
 "A peculiar feature of Geneva Coun- ty politics is found in the fact that the member of the Populist Executive CoTn- nnittee from this beat was nominated for Justice of the Peace in the recent Democratic primary. He was placed on the Populist Executive Committee after receiving the Democratic nonnina- tion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07
Carlinle-Willlama

Thomasvlile, Aug. 6.--(speciaL)-- Thomasville society was thrown into a fiatter of excitement Wednesday morn ing when 1t was announced that Miss Annie Williams and Mir. A. c. Carlisle recently of Troy. but now of Thomas Vile. were married at the home of the brides mother on Wilson Avenue. The only ones present during the marriage service besides the contracting parties were the brides mother, Mir. Maiben Bettis. Roy. J. ?. Roberts and his son, Claude Roberta.
 The wedding was quite a surprise to their many friends in Thomasville.
 The bride Is an accomplished girl and Although she has been living in New Orleans for the past two years. all Of Aer childhood was spent here and she Mas many friends. She never looked more beautiful and attractive than in her travelling suit of blue.
 The groom Is a successful young druggist and during his short stay in Tn omasville has won for himself many friends both in a business and social way.
 They left on the morning train for Mir. Carlisie's home in Troy where.they will stay a short while before return Ing to Thomasville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07
A POLL OF VOTERS
PLAN FOR AsCERTAfNING sENTI-
 MENT OF COUNTRY.
It is Now Proposed to Form a National Democratic Club with state and
 County Clubs as
 Subnidlaries

Fairview. Lincoln, Neb., Aug. 6.--As the result of a visit to W. J Bryan to- day of senator Bob" Taylor of Tennes- see. who ts here to deliver q Chautau- qua lecture. the National committee of the Democratic Party with the con upon q most elaborate plan for ascer- tainins the sentiment of the country toward theff standard bearers.
 Enis plan contenpiates the forma- ton of National Democratic club, with Slate and county clubs as subsi- dtaries whoAA duty 1t will be to report to the central organization data ia vorable or unfavorable to the national ticket. It is proposed also that these clubs shall peil the voters of the United States and every section where the feeling is adverse to the Democratic candidates to send literature and speakers. The proposition regarding the national club promptly appealed to MT. Bryan, who says that he would not walt for his visit to Chicago in couple of weeks, where he is to confer with prominent men of the party, but would at once take steps to get the national club under way.
 Senator Taylor was accompanied to Fairview by Mayor F. W. Brown, one of MT. BryAn'e staunchest friends and advisers
 -"I have been in Kansas Missouri and Indiana, said Senator Taylor. ITO my mind, Bryan has better chance for election than Cleveland did in 1892. I found many Republicans in Kansas who told me they would vote for Bryan, and. as for Indiana, the pros poets for Democratic success are good {"
 He predicted affiat Tennessee would go Dernocratio bys 3O.000. ssa
 Aside from Effs. the most important announcement from Fairview today was the decision of Mir. Bryan to make an extended speech on the tariff ques- tion, at Des Moines, Iowa Aug 21, and to spend the three following days In Chicago in consolidation with Chairman Mack and others of the party over the plan Of campaign.
 when asked whether he had noticed that many of the Republican candfdates in Nebraska were coming out in favor of the proposition of the guaranty of the bank deposits, Mir. Bryan replied that he had been told SO. Tt is one straw that shows which way this wind is blowing" said he Mir. Bryan will discuss the subject quite fully in his forth coming Topeka speech.
 Tonight Mir. Bryan gave out for pub lication his reply to a circular letter sent to business men of the country by James W. Van Cleave, President of the Manufacturers' Association, urging them to go to the polls in November and bury Bryan and Bryanism for ever ."-,...s
 Mir. Bryan accuses Mir. Van cIeave of having narrow Idea of what consti- tutes a business man, and enters into an elaborate defense of his policies.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07
NEW STEAMER LINE
VESSELS TO PLY FROM MOBILE TO
 SPAIN.
L. M. MOrasues Announces That Ne. gotIatlons With Firm at Bilbao Have Been Practically Com.
 DIeted--MObiIe News.

Mobile, Aug. e.--(speeial. .)-4Another line of steamships Is to be started here shortly according to statement made to-day by Luis Nj. Moragues, who says that practically all the ar arrangements have been made to put in seryicera direct line between Mobile and Spain $ Ta s-t
 The negotiations have been made between Mir. Mortgages, and the company Martina Del Nervion of Bilbao. It is said that a schedule of monthly sailings will be arranged for,
 Mrs. Mary Haywood Dead.
 Mrs. Mary Haywood, well known resident of this city, died this morn ing at an early hour at the Provi- dence Inhrmary after an illness of a lingering nature.
 The deceased was a native of Ire land5 and was forty years of age. She is survived by one sister, Mrs. M. Haley, number of nieces and nephews and other relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07
. MURDER MYSTERY
DIsMEMBERED PARTS or BOYS
 BODY FOUND.
Developments Have Come Rapidly in the Case and the Police Have Already Arrested One
 Suspect.

Chicago, n1.. Aug. e.--Following the Identification of the mutilatsd boys body found in Mud Lake" and adja- cent ponds and water ways. as that of Tufa Shishein, a Syrian. the police arrested tonight Joseph Hasson on sus- picion of having been the murderer of the boy. Hasson was arrested at 102 Nather Street and In his room the po- lice found a blood-stained garment, several blood-stained saws and an axe The body gave every indication of hav- ing been dismembered with such in-
 Developments have come rapidly in this case. On Tuesday the detectives were called to Mud Lake, a pond which formed in the old bed of branch of the Chicago River when the waters of the river were diverted to the drainage canal. Here boys had discovered the lower limbs of human being. severed at the hips and at the knee, and with one of the feet missing. The grew some relics when found were wrapped in an old shirt and A newspaper of July 29. The victim was then supposed to have been a woman, but the discovery of the torso the following day in the drainage. canal, q mile distant, upset this suppositior.
 Every Greek detective in the city was
 
 that a Greek lad a victim of the Pa drone system, had been summarily dealt with by some countryman against whom the boy had testified in the re- cent cases brought by the Government to wipe out the ''Greek slave" trade. Today. boys swimming in Pellett's Pond, half a mile from the canal and having no connection with it, discov- cred the head. which was removed to the morgue and placed with other DOT tions of the body. With the body thus restored it was possible to formulate a close description of the boy.
 At the Lawndale station 1t was found the description 1tallied somewhat with that of Tuffa Shishein, whose disap- pearance from his home. at No. 2 John ston Street, last Sunday night, had been reported by the lads father, Samuel Shisheir First the shift which the boy had worn. and then the corpse were identified by members of the -Shishein family, the mother fainting when she gazed for the first time on the mutt lated remains of what had been a straight -limbed bouyant youth. Tuna was Is years old. attended school, and sometimes sold newspapers.
 That he was entangled in any time in the conspiracy which might have led to his murder is not entertained by the police.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07
UNCLE SAM IS TURNED DOWN Honduras Declines to Grant Request. cANcELLINe OF ExEQUATURs This Action Proved Surprise to State Department.
 -~--e- It Was Conndentiy Hoped that Pres ident DayiIla Would Revoke the
 Decree as an Acs sf
 Courtesy.
CANcELLING OF ExEQUATURS

Washington. Aug. s.--Honduras has declined to comply with the wishes of the American Government by revoking the decree issued by President Davilla, canceiltng the exequaturs of American Consul Drew Linard and vice- Consul Virgil c. Reynolds at Ceiba, 0n the ground that they had interfered in the internal politics of Honduras and that wfth the vice eonsuis of France and Norway they advised the surrender of Csiba to the revolutionists.
 The action of the Honduras Govern ment was communicated to the State Department through her minister here, Mir. Usarte, in q formal note. Hondu- ras sets out clearly in this communis cation the reasons which impelied her to decline the request Of the United States for a suspension of the decree cafceiling the ceneulss exequaturs and expresses regret that this step Is nec- essary Mir. Ugarte says his Govern ment acknowledges the evidences Of sympathy which the United States has had for Honduras and for the defersncs in which Honduras holds this Gov ernment. The hope is expressed that the American Government. inspired by the principles of justice and right which always have governed its rules of pro- cedure. will follow that attitude in the present instance.
 A mall report containing evidence which Mir. Ugarfe says upholds the action taken by his Government. is now on it's way here. This win be de1iv- cred to the State Department for it's Information.
 The action of Honduras is a surprise to the State Department. as 1t was confidently hoped that President Da- vflia would revoke the decree as an act of courtesy, If for no other reason, 50 that the consular officers would be free to continue in the discharge of fhair duties, leaving the general ques- tfea of the charges affecting them subject for future consideration when a1i fAe avidence had been fully cenaid- erAa By both governments. Mir. Ugarte aia not present the note in person but sent 1t to the State Department by raaMNen@er.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07
PLOT OF NEGROES
MURDER OF MIR. WILLIAMS PLAN
 NED IN LODGE ROOM.
Enragea citizena Set Fire to the. Place. Pursult of she Black Murderersf 2. in Russell Con- vg. rsv.s. tfnuen s4 -...


 Eufaula. Aug (. Especial. l--It has been hard to get any definite infornia- tion today from the. home of Walter Williams, who was murdered Tuesday night in Russell County, fourteen miles from Eufaula.
 Many have returned from the scene today. but few are inclined to talk. However, 1t Is learned that the plot to murder Mr. Williams was made in one of the negro lodge rooms near his home. One of these lodge rooms was burned during the day and another set on fire, but extingnished before much damage was done to the building.
 An examination of the premises shows that shots were fired from three directions. two pistols and. one shot gun. One of the negroes was cap tured that fred one of the pistols and when A halter was placed on him and the other end drawn over limb, his tongue loosened and he told of the hid. ing place of the assailants using the other pistol besides other information in regard to the plot. His information proved true as to his accomplice, who was found and captured.
 The murderer is still at large and chase ending near Gays Store. in Geor- rIa fourteen miles below Eufaula, in the capture of a negro who proved to be no other than the one wanted. He was brought. to EufauiA tonight and turned loose. although he can't tell, where he has been at work this year.
 It seems that the negroes on the Wil- Hams place complained that he was too hard on them, and he was assaulted and left for dead in his lot few months ago by negro named LAttimer strik- ing him over the head with club. MT. Williams had caught the negro Iattiner stealing about a ton of guano, for which he reprlmanded Lattimer. who held a grudge against him and was one of the assassiEs.
 MT. Williams was laid to rest today in the family burial ground on the plantation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07
BOYS nOB A STORE.
Five Negroes Are In Jail Az Alexander ClfYa

Five Negroes Are In JaE Al Alexander
 City,
 Alexander City. August 6--(speciaD --The store of Graves and Gross of this city was burgiarized sometime Tuesday night.
 The back window was broken open and 1t was first thought that 1t was committed by cracksmen in an effort to break into the Alexander City Bank which is located in the same block nearby and that they made a mistake in the window. After the, authori- ties. in taking up the clue, had worked on the case they have found evidence to lead to the arrest of five negro boys here, ages ranging from fourteen to seventeen years. The boys now in the calaboose are. Chester Ross, rom Gillian, Church Harper, Buck Liadsey and Otis White. It Is said that evi- dence is in hand that leads to a gang of about ten in all.
 Graves and Gross cannot ascertain just how much was taken from their store, but 1t is certain that many pairs of shoes, hose, underwear and neck wear are missing to the amount of many dollars. The safe was not dis. turbed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07
NEWS OF DEsioPoLrs.
Hardware os@ga.y wrn Go ou.

 Hardware Company wfn Go Out of
 KtmAfnene
 pefnopolis. Aug 6.---tspecial. )---The DeLoach- AfcNfiilen Hardware Company have decided to 1iquidate their business and settle.
 II is learned that the assets of the company are double the amount of its liabilities. The hard times of the past ten or twelve months have operated against this concern.
 The DeLoach- -Mchfiilen Hardware Company was not incorporated. but Is q partnershfp composed of Rane Me- Millen, Dr. T, H. DeIsoach and his son. T. B. DeIoAeh.
 Hon. w. H. Seymour. head of the Bureau Of Cotton Statistics of Alabama, wae in the city Wednesday for a few hours. having been to his old home county. Sumter, looking after his farm ing and lumber business near York. We have Reepened eur Lanch Count CT. kandy ikitchen-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07
GOVERNMENT GRANTS SUM
 FOR ANOTHER AIRSHIP

Berlin, Aug .e.---In addition to the Governmental grant of S125,000 to of another airship, it appears probable that the Count will be given even a greater sum for the construction of a new dirgible. on the model Of the one that was destroyed yesterday and for extensive experiments with new ideas.
 Almost every city in the empire has opened public subscriptions to raise money for the Count.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07

daughter of Charles IfAnnaksr, and Mir Edward r. Gallagher were married last night at the home of the bride on Walker stseet In the presence of q few friends and relatives the ceremony was performed by Rev. Father McQuil- Ian. pastor of St. Mary's Church Mir and Mrs. Gallagher left at midnight for Birmingham ana Atlanta. Tney will reside in Decatur.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07
aNEAR nRER. TAxrn.
eecrsia State LesisIesure p.s.e. am
 ImboNinn Tar

..,.. fmpesink Tax.
 A.Ianta, Ga. Aug. 6.-ceorgia.s State GrysisIature through bill passed in the House today axbresed ita o,inion af inc near beer situation by imposing .aN on all saloons or restaurants sell. ing this beverage Of 3200. The house siso declafed that no aneaf beer could pc manufactured within the limits of the State unless the manufacturer paid a tax of $500.
 Near beer was not defined on the statutes but according to fhe prohIbis ton law now In force no beverage can pc sold in the State containig more than per cent. of alcohol.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07
All is Quiet at Scale.

colnm bus. Ga. Aug. e.--(speeial.)--- Reports from Russell County. Alabama, tonight are to the effect that all Is quiet in Scale where three negroes, IT, win KInch and Jeff Lattimer, are In jail in connection with the assassina@ ton of walter Williams, a prominent young planter of the County near Jer- nigan Tuesday night.
 The negro, Asbury Lattimer, who Is believed to have committed the nnur- der has not yet been caught, according to the latest reports although an armed posse has been following him and he has been fired upon more than once. At one time today he was re- ported to be surrounded in a swamp but when the latest reports from the scene were received 1t was that he had escaped to the Georgia side of the Chattah oochee.
 MT. Williams the murdered planter Is said to have been worth s25,00o.
 Nothing Better Than Kern's Pack age Candies.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07

termed a1rnost rsckiess generosity. Eive happy homes were favored as fol- Coleman; boy for MT. ana Mrs. Tewles rierson' boy for Mir. and Mrs. T. L
 Sorumi q boy for Mir and Mrs. H. H. Charlie Smith.