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WINS ON AN ERROR.
Princeton Defeats Yale on Tad
Jones High Throw.

PRINCETON, N j., June 6-Princeton
won a close game from Yale today by a
score of 5 to .. Van Week allowed Prince
ton only two hits. both in the fifth in
ming. Dawson singled and went home on
T. Jones overthrow to first base. Fish
and Dillon walked. and were advanced
by an error OF Van Week. while Vaughn
scored them both with timely two
base hit, netting Princeton three runs.
Yale's runs We're tailed in the sixth in
ming on single by Clifford. double by
Wheaton and an error by Fish. Clark
pitched a great game for Princeton. The
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Tennis Champions Defeated.

NEWTON, Mass, June Elm the chal-
lenge match for the Massachusetts state
double tennis champions hip. played at the
Braeburn Country Club today. Wright
and Sulloway. the challengers. defeated
the present champions, Johnson brothers,
in straight sets. The score was Go, 81
and co. The Johnson brothers were de-
off their game today, while their
opponents were fast in all departments.
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COLLEGIANS SHUT OUT.
Hagerstown Defeats Harrisburg by
Score of Is to 0.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HAGERSTOWN. Md. June 6-Hagers-
town shut out the Harrisburg CofeSians
at Athletic Park here this afternoon by
the score of Is to O.
Ness was pounded hard throughout the
game and received poor support. In but
two innings did they get man as far as
the third bag The seven hits off Russell
were scattered through five innings.
Score:
R. II. f.
Haserstown III 3 O x-15 IA /
Batteries-'Harrisburs.N Ness and Wharton: Hag-
erstown. Russell and Simpson. Umpire-Mr. p.
]. Parrish. Time of game hour and 90 min
uteS.
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ENGL LANDS "NEAR" TIPS.
Inside Racing Information Fails to
Pan Out.
Snecial Cablesram to The Star

Special 1ableSraU 10 Inc
LONDON. June 6.-The Daily News,
which Is opposed to betting on races, has
analyZed the tips of the racing experts of
the morning papers on the Derby with the
following results:
During the afternoon there were six
races In eighteen newspapers no fewer
than 124 horses were mentioned by the
tipsters Out of this large body only one
horse was successful. In connection with
the Derby the greatest race of the year,
not a single tipster gave the winner and
only two mentioned one of the first three
horses -
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The Gans-Nelson Fight.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. June 6.-After
much argument and after many months
of challenging and posting of side bets.
taking them down and reposting them,
Joe Cans and Battling Nelson finally
came to an understanding last week, when
articles of agreement were formally
signed by Ben Selig and Willis Britt, the
representatives OF the two fighters. Jim
INV Coffroth has secured the match, which
will be a forty-tive-round AFFAIR at the
Naission street arena and will be held on
the afternoon of July 4.
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Tho e5o 0OO Readville Handicap.

NEW YORK, June 6.-The report from
Boston that Ia horses are entered In the
s50 600 Readville handicap is most inter-
estinp news for trotting horsemen. Out
side of colt stakes this is the largest num-
her of horses named in single race, and
is surely the most appropriate Tor the
iargast nursa ever offered for one race
running or trottinS.
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Winter Sport at Harvard.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, June 6.-The Har-
ward athletic committee has voted not to
abolish winter sport entirely. as had been
proposed earlier in the year. and has also
decided to cooperate with an undergrad
uate council plans of which We're pre-
scented by a committee of undergraduates
appointed by the four class presidents.
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TAXING Jack johnson Seriously.

NEW YORK, June 6.-Britons are TAX
ing Jack Johnsons claim TO the heavy
weight title seriously. On this side of the
Atlantic, however, different view OF
things is taken. We must still look upon
I2urns as the champion. even though he
has Thus far refused to meet the negro.
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BROOKLYN, y. Y, julie 6.-Cincinnat1
made il three straight by winning today $
game from Brooklyn by the score OF to
.. The Brooklyn team tried three pitch
ers Finlayson in the fourth inning
forced in a run on passes and bad
throw. The visitors had their eyes on the
ball during the remainder of that inning
and won handily. The score:
RH E..
Cincinnati .O o . o 0 0 o-S U
Brooklyn .......O / q y o.
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we'll over the 800 line soon, and he can
pitch II need be. witness his no-hit game
against Minneapolis. Woodruff. Durham
and Putnam all will bear watching.
Halla has been unfortunate hut will at
tract attention from the scouts before
the season is much older
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-07

Earned runs-Brookland. s. TWo-hase nNs-
TansiIl (cl Hayes t2,. Dowd. Stolen bases
Julien Hayes Sullivan ~, ca ire ,r, siW Rqsr
,ol sacrifice hits-Jullen ,2, Hayes. Graves.
O.Connor Hits-or Ritter. in five innings; off
Bell Il in three innings. First base on halls
pitched balI-By Carroll. De Hart. Struck out
BY Carroll. 3; ny Ritter /; by Bell. 2. Left on
hases-Rrookland s. Marines. g. Wild pitch
Bell Time of game-2 hours and 10 minutes.
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OTHER BASE BALL RESULTS
College Base Ball.

At West Point, y. Y.-Amherst, 8; West Point,
g.
At WiIliamstown, .Mass.-Williams. = Trim
ity. O.
AT Cambridge-Harvard. 0; Dartmouth, /.
At Andover Mass.-Philips Andover, B; Phil
lips Exeter. 3.
At Princeton-Princeton. 3: Yale. 2.
At Providence X. I.-Uniyersity of Pennsyl.
vania A. Brown. /.
AT Boston Massachusetts Agricultural College.
z: Boston College, f.
At South Bethienem, Pa.-Lafayette College, Z;
Lehgh University. 4.
AT Schenectady N.Y.-Union, s.; Rutgers, 0.
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Southern League.

AT Atlanta-Atlanta, / Little Rock A.
At Notwithstanding. 2, Mobile. s.
At Birmingham birmingham, 4; New Orleans
Al Mont ~omery Montgomery. l. Memphis. 4.
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Mating of Western Golfers.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, June 6.-The open golf
competition, under the auspices of the
Western Golf Association. will be played
on the course OF the Normandie Golf Club,
In this city, Thursday and Friday, June
IL and 49,
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Pittsburg, 5; Philadelphia, 2.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa..sJune 6.-Pitts-
burg today hit Sparks hard and defeated
Philadelphia. Lever was touched up in
the closing innings, but proved very puz-
cling with men on bases. Score:
RH.E E.
Piftsburg .......1 o o o 2-5 10 l
Philadelphia -. % U o.
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Two base hits-vaughn, Clifford. Three base
hit Jones. Sacrifice hit--Siles Stolen bases
-Fels. Dillon. Left on bases-irinceton ): Yale,
8. First base bals-Of Clark, 3: OF Van
Week T. First base errors-Yale. 2. Hit by
pitcher-Diilon, T. Jones. Struck out-By Clark,
Z; by Van Week, 8: Passed ball-T Jones:
Id Al minutes. Impire-Mr. Emsile.
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Chicago, ID; Boston, O.

BOSTON, Mass, June 6.-Chicago de-
cisiveiy defeated Boston today. II to 0.
The visitors made 10 hits off four Boston
pitchers. while the locals were unable to
hit Fraser. The score:
R.H.E.
Chicago ....O o Z 3 3 0 Ola 10 o
Boston .........0 D o D o O. o ]
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.
Yesterdays Results.

At Portsmouth-Portsmouth. 2; Danville, 8.
Second game. Portsmouth, 1: Danville, l.
At Observation-Disclosures. ): Norfolk. ..
AT neutrality-suspicious.. =; Roanoke. -four
teen inningsl.
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G. a. C............. y y A-o
Congressional. o o o o / o %
First base on balls-Of Dimond. 5: of Move.
q off Thompson. O.. Struck cusmBy Dim"nd,
ii. Dimond Three base hit-Dimoni. Stolen
bases-Lodge 81. Marshall ~: Triple play
Dimond, to Jerkee to Marshall. Cmpire-Mr
4
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a League.

Al Ca~ Charlotte. 3; Spartanburg
. rwr.ye. ill.,.
At Greenvilic -Grcenvilie. s; Anderson o.
AZ Or, .nsbJFo-G Greensboro, /: Winston Sa-
lem, q.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York, 8; st. Louis, 2

NEW YORK. June 6.-New York won
snappy well played game from St Louis
today by the score of to ,. The visitors
used four pitchers against Mathewson.
Long flies to the outfield helped New York
to win Lush was put out of the game
for disputing decisions. The score:
X. E.
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Eastern League.

At Toronto-First game-Toronto. I; Buffalo. o
fourteen innings.b Second game-Toronto, A.;
Buffalo, g.
At Acknowledgement. 3; Rochester, ..
AT Jersey City-Providence. 5; Jersey City, g.
Al Baltimore-Newsrk, 4; Baltimore twelve
ISL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-07

MANY SHOE WEAR.
ERS LIKE SOME
THING OUT OF THE
o r D I NJ A r Y. FOR
THESE PEOPLE WE
HAVE DESIGNED OUR
w A Tx OV Err 3D.
SHAPE MODEL. IT'S
DIFF FEE RENT FROM
THE USUAL RUN OF
SHOES. BUT THERE'S
NJ o T HIN G CRUDE
ABOUT 1T. NATURE
SHAPE, BUT Sly
LIS n. v A r I Q u S
L e A T n z r S A NJ o
STYLES TO SUIT
YOUR CHOICE.
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American Association.

At Columbus. ohio-Milwaukee, o; Columbus. ..
At Indanapolis-Minneap polls, o. indianapolis,
D.
At Inuisville-St. Paul, i. Louisville I.
At Toledo, Ohio-Kansas City, 3; Toledo 6.
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Cincinnati, 8; Brooklyn, g.

st Louis o 0 o o. .
New York.. y . U u l x-3
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Tri-State League

At Wilmington Wilmington. 6: Harrisburg 2.
At Trenton-Trenton. 10: Wiliamsport &.
At Lancaster Lancaster. l; JohnStown, ..
AT Reading I, Altoona, 8.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-14
RAILROADS ARE
FIGHTING AGAIN
THEY ARE RESISTING TO THE
END THE PAYMENT OF THAT
LITTLE 100000.

Macon. Ga. June 13.--After secur-
ing the signature OF Judge Don A.
Pardee, of the United States circuit
court Of appeals. TO a writ or super
cedeas. attorneys representing all
the leading railway lines of the South
eastern Tariff Association today filed
a bond amounting to S6000OO and
will go to the higher courts with the
latest issue in the famous Tiff lum-
Der rate case. On May Il there was
a hearing in Macon before Judge EN-
ory Speer upon a rule requiring the
of the railway lines to
show cause why they should not be
made to pay into the court the full
amount Of the bond they made when
they agreed months ago to report all
.overcharges on yellow pine lumber to
Ohio river points and the west. 1t
was found that the railway lines had
not kept faith when the matter was
decided by Judge Speer, and the full
half million was required OF them.
The appeal today is frcm that de-
cision, and fight through all the
courts is promised The first showing
will be made in the United States cir
cult court OF appeals. The principal
claim made in the writ of error filled
with the court here today by Judge
John l. Hall for the railway lines is
that the claims OF the lumber produ-
GERS had not been reduced to definite
amounts when the court declared that
! the carriers had broken faith, and con.
| Isequently and lumbermen could moi
be paid. it is alleged that the court
committed error in calling upon the
carriers for the amount OF their bond
when it is not certain what line is
in default.
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SITE FOR NEW
JAIL SELECTED
TIE NEW BUILDING WILL BE ON
THE GGoUD OF PRESENT
JAIL.
Ii Is Understood That tie County
Commissioners Have Finally
Oecider on Place For
New Jail.

Glynn county's handsome new iaiI
will be erected on the site occupied
by the present Jail on Richmond
street
While the county commissioners
have not yet made any definite decis-
ion as to the location, it is understood
that it has been practically decided
that this is the most available site
in the city for the new Jail The
question of site has been discussed
to a great extent by the commission
ers aud citizens generally. since the
erection of the new Jail was first
decided. Many people were OF the
opinion that it should be erected
somewhere in the neighborhood Of
the new court house, thus having the
two structures as close to each other
as possible. Some of the commission
ers also thought that this should be
done, but at the same time they knew
that should it be suggested to build
the jail in that section of the city,
there would. have been strong OBJ
lection by the people living in that.
vicinity, who do not desire a Jail
in their neighborhood
Seeing the situation and after dis.
cussing a number of other sites, the
commissioners have about arrived at
the conclusion that the present site
is the best and most suitable one
As soon as the contractors are ready
to begin work the old Jail will be torn
down and the county will probably
make some arrangement with the city
to care for the county prisoners in
the city jail while the new Jail Is in
course of construction. The matters.
however, will all be arranged later
The architect having already been
selected, it is expected that the com
misioners will shortly advertise for
bids.
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NEW SCHEDULES
ARE TALKED OF
CUMBERLAND ROUTE MAY DO
A GREAT THING FOR
CUMBERLAND.
Some Rumors OF a Charge in the
Schedule CT the Route Which
Win Prove OF Great Conven-
iense to Our People,

1t was rumored in the city yester-
day that the Cumberland route. with
its usual care for the comfort of its
patrons and in order to give the
people of Brunswick an opportunity
TO paJeonize Cumberland island more
extensively is going to arrange an
afternoon boat for Fernan1ina and
Cumberland .to -leaye the City at
about half past five O'Clock in the af-
ternoons Such an arrangement
would be a great convenience 10 the
business people Il the city inasmuch
as il would permit them to spend the
evening at Cumberland instead OF
taking solid two days to visit that
resort fer he night rs is the case at
present.
1t has also bee@ suggested that the
company is to So arrange It's schedules
so as to operate boat from Fernan-
dina to this city and Cumberland,
leaving al eight O'clock in the morn
ing Such an arrangement would be
a great help to Cumberland, and at
the same time would be convenient
for the people of both Fernandina and
Brunswick The News made an effort
last night to confirm The rumor, but
the officials Of the Cumberland route
were out Of the city
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NoISELEss WEAPON
PROVES SUCCESSFUL

Washington, June 13.-The first
demonstration Of a noiseless weapon
Twas made yesterday before a commit.
tee of the Society for the Prevention
Of Cruelty to Animals by Hiram P.
Maxim. the inventor Mr. Maxim lev
Ieled an ordinary % caliber revolver
,remcdeled according to his invention.
at two city directories placed together.
clicked the trigger and drove a bullet
through six inches Of the paper, with
cut ncice enough t. be heard in the
next room.
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HURT BADLY.
Little Alvin Talbot Falls From Tree
With Serious Result.

Little AVN Tahbo-t Falls From Tree
With Serious Result.
Alvin. the little son OF Capt. and
Mrs f. 8 1'abbott met with a pain
full if not fatal accident yesterday.
The little fellow was playing in q tree
in the southern section of the city,
and losing his hold fell to the ground,
striking a picket fence The fall was
a force. III one and the pickets Of tho
fence struck him in the temples. and
in other vital places. The little fellow
was taken 10 the city hospital and
medical aid was given. He was not
conscious when picked up, and up to a
late hour last night, while resting
well. had not regained his conscious
ness. Several local physicians were
called and all of them agree that the
little sufferer is in critical condi-
ton
Capt. and Mrs Talbot have the
sympathy OF large circle Of friends,
who are indulging the hope that. the
injuries are not as serious as first
diagnosed
Little Alvin is only four years old
and is bright and healthy little fel-
low.
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delightful one, and was greatly en-
jcyed
Last night. another service was held
at St. Marks church and it was also
marked with a large attendance. Sew.
eral good papers were read on inter
esting subjects. Among them was an
especially appropriate one by Henry
NJ johnson. secretary Of the Y. VI. G.
A.. Saynnah.
The program for today IS as follows:
1880 a. Incorporate Communion
St. Marks church
10 a. m.-Regular Meeting Local
chapter
Il a. m.-Communion Service.
4:30 p. m.-Evensong.
Address, "The Making Of Brother.
hood Man III. P Johnson, Savan,
nah, Georgia.
Address. what Brotherhood Bov
Should Be-. II. Harris, Bruins,
wick.
Question Box--Hubert Carlton.
Ways and Means Ct Attending Mil
waukee convention-Open talks.
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CHEAP RATES TO ATLANTA
X OVER A., 3. & A. RAILROAD

The A.. B. & A. will make round
trip rate to Atlanta for state demo
cratic convention on basis Of eighty
per cent. double one way fares Tick
cts sold June 22nd, limited to return
June 24th. Special will be run, leay.
ing Atlanta II p. m. night June 23rd
Returning train will arrive Brunswick
on Appropriated schedule Ct train
number two 1855 p. m. For further
Information call phone 204.
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ARRANGING DETAILS.

County Officers Association Coming
to Cumberland.
The Dublin Courier OF yesterday,
says:
Secretary J. A. Peacock OF the
County Officers Association of Geor-
gia, is busy sending cut notices OF
the meeting which win be held al
Cumberland on the 18th Of this month
A splendid program has been arrang
ed and Secretary Peacock states that
he believes that it will be one of the
best sessions ever held A great
many OF the members are expected to
be present at the meeting
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-14
CHINESE KILL
SEVEN FRENCH SOLDIERS

Shanghai, June 13.-Aleging that
they mistook the French officer and
his dettail Of six men whom they kill
ed, for reyolutionists, the Chinese
who are charged with the murder
have set up their defense and ask that
they be exonerated. The French were
hlld in the frontier where there is
usually more or less bloodshed Of such
q nature.
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LIKES IT
Pendley Thinks 50 Much Of II That
He Wants to Stay There.

Pendiey Thinks SO Much of II That
He Wants to Stay There.
Atlanta June 15-So infatuated
with The federal penitentiary was
John H. Pendley Of L.ithcnia that AT
ter spent two years there he pro-
ceeded in business-like manner to
gel back as soon as possible And,
according to government officials, he
frankly admitted being guilty of tear.
ing down three mail boxes and declar-
ed he was anxious to get back to the
Institution, where he would have good
meals and a good place 10 sleep
On Monday Assistant District At
torncy John w Henley will present
his case to the federal grand jury and
the officials cf the district attoriey's S
office confidently expect to accomm-
modate the man from Lithonia.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-14
NEW BOAT ADDED.
St. Simon Transit Company Adds to
Its Schedules.


Its Schedules.
The st. Simon Transit Company will
at 1880 o'clock this evening. inaugur-
ate its old time summer schedule so
far as evening boats to the island arc
concerned. In other words at 1880
this evening a boat will leave for
Ocean pier and returning it will leave
the island at nine o'clock. This sched-
ule as it will be observed. gives the
Brunswick visitor a chance to leave
the city at half past seven, take a
good surf bath and return home at a
reasonable hour for bed
The nights are on full Of the moon
right now, the tides suit for surf
bathing by moonlight and the Transit
people will be pleased to welcome all
guests.
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TO MEET TUESDAY.

Georgia Funeral Directors viii Hold
Forth in Atlanta.
On next Tuesday and Wednesday,
the seventh annual convention OF the
Georgia Funeral Directors Associa-
ton will be held in Atlanta at the
Piedmont Hctel 1t is expected that
over 200 delegates viii be in attend
ance. and in addition to the busines S
sessions number OF social features
ARE planned
Tuesday afternoon the delegates
win be given a trolley ride ever the
icity Tuesday night the electric thea
tres viii be visited Wednesday an
entertainment will be given at Ponce
de Leon by the Cate City Coffin Com
lpany
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ENGINE OVER BANK;
ENGINEER DEAD

Binghamton. n. T.. June 13.-The
locomotive Ct the Cleveland express
on the Erie railroad went down IS.
foot embankment in this city early
this morning Engineer Frank Trues-
deli, of HorneI, was pinned beneath
the wreck and instantly killed. No
one else was seriously hurt.
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NEGRO SHOT THE MARSHAL.

SandersyiIle. Ca. June 13-Night
Marshal H. r Barwick. while at
tempting to raid negro blind tiger
Wednesday night, was shot and Sc.
riously wounded by Rams Williams,
the alleged proprietor The negro bar
ricaded himself in the house and ef-
forts to locate him with bloodhounds
were unsuccessful
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ENGINEER HURT
I'M HEAD-oN CRASH

Uniontown Pa. June 13.-In a head
on collision here last evening between
the Fairmount express and coke
train on the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road. Engineer Quinn Poe, of the ex-
press train, was perhaps fatally in
jured
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-14
MANY CHINESE
PERISH IN FlSSURE

Shanghai. June 19.-Hundreds Of
families have met their deaths by be
ing swallowed up by a assure which
suddenly opened in the side Of the
nF untain Shnshu near Anchiang
Whole villages were engulfed in The
huge crack which was caused, it is
thought, by an earthquake.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-14
SHERIFF CHAINED
TRAIN TO THE TRACK

Jacksonville, Fla, June 13-Chain-
ing a passenger train OF the aldosta
Southern Railroad to the track and
standing guard over it with a shotgun,
Deputy Sheriff l. c. Hunter, Of Ponet-
ia, Fla. ran amuck with the postal
laws Of the United States by delaying
the mails, according to an Indictment
ment returned by the federal grand
jury.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-14

John w. Akin of Bartowe There will
probably be several candidates, but
it is generally predicted here now that
Senator J. J. Flint Of Spalding, will
probably be successful