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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-26
sPlVY s. Mo0VERN. BRoxToN
BAAhRUPTS. HELD FOR COM
TEMPT or COURT
BAD GIA8GE AGAINST THEM


Tha l.rm 3f sp.vey g. McGteern. of
Brox.aa, s.ad .a.r euanco of lt.4.
sag tbc0 ves .n serious auuAs.
ana hes iaay Be hasdlad by
atato ANA federal courts. In lact they
ale. already unler arrest and out aa
ooud oa the state courts ana id lae
BE ,bat tney via -hocly Ue acld 81
tie Federal em-ts.
lt @n he remembered that few
weeks ago taia itrm lIed q petition
n y0la bankruptcy VITA RaC
cree Isa og tn.s CITY. Col C. p
Goodyear 0as appointed temporar,
usceiIa and be went up to Brozton
10 take caarae of the. affairs OF n4
concern, but ulon his arrival hc
armed thai the members OF the firm
had been arrested by state wa q
rant. sworn out By lie VI. O. K,s9r
Company, OF Atlaula chars ng the
rNo men0ers Wlth obtaining go9ds
aDdsr false pgetenso5. Both Spjgay
aad McG3yarn we're ca REQ 10 Al
Iants IS an odioar and were placed
auoer ooad
Col. Goodyear took charge OF the
aMaisa Of che ilm bal lhere was very
llle N the way of assets 10 Inn
to seza aad Uas oy9 ot that
rank fraud nal been practiced BIZ
the grm.
- first maeting of the creditors
Nay hed yesterd8 when the bank
raDt3 were examned the case oc
ou9yiHg nearly the enti.e day. A
number OF Interesting Disclosures
were made which f.naHy resulted in
n rule nlsi beng issued BY the con.
recurring sp.vey and McGoyern to
show cause fn thIs city on February
8 why they should not be held u
contempt of court for refusing 10
turn over To Tho receiver Gunds and
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-26
SENT
FUNDS TO HIS
SISTER
LARGE PORTION OF TIE MONEY
STOLEN M HER POSSESSION
lW E0NDoN DEVELOPMENTS
lN THE CASE
IN THG CASE.

JacEs9aYille. Fia Jan 25.-A tel
egram received last night announces
,hat one Goen from fhe Chicago
pol . force ha tarted On his Jour
u1y 10 Fida to retu Wsh Tue
Eogdstrom. the notorious former AS
tora Ore baaE clerk and forser
arrested aboard nis private yaohs at
Nayqert Thur ey night
Nord5trom remains in his cell ut
the couatg jail, aud the officers be-
neyo bis mind is affected from the
wId stories which he tells. He will
return 10 Chicago without any con
test oveg exlraditioa pape. $.
It developed late yesterday that
Nordstrom had a considerable sum OF
money on denosit in a Fernaud.na
bank. Part Of this money Capt. l..
D. Kearney. the engineer IN charge
Of the private yacht Kthryn, claims
as his property Late yesterday
Kearney cashed n check for $3.50
at one of the local banks, drawn on
the Fernand;na account. which IS de
posted In his name.
BY the quick action Of Riekerton
Detective Walker, paymen Of this
check was stopped at the ernandina
bank and Kearney paid ack to tho
local bank the funds wNch he Sc
cured. He viii make Bfight to have
his funds set aside ii h the moneys
which will be taken as 4 part OF
Nordstrom's jilgotten funds
The larger part Of the $4,000 sc
cured by Nordst.om from the First
National Bank of Chicago on a forg-
ed draft, win probably be recovered,
as he seems ready 10 make all the
restitution poss lie. It has been
leared that between $4,000 and $4,000
vas sent by him to a sister living
in England A like sum was loaned
70 n friend also living in England.
The boat Kath yn and contents will
be sold and are expected to bring be-
tween $500 and $1,000.
Several other charges Of crooked
wcrk haze been made against Nora
strom IN other cities in which he
operated. after The Chicago cha sc
will be pa he'd against him.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-26
ALDERMEN Will REDUCE rsE
RAv iF TIE VALUES
INCREASE
I'VE HAVE TE8Y HIGH 1ATI


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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-26
NIGHT RIDERS AG8 \
Play HAVOC IN
KENTUCKY
TtisY SHOT UP" ARCADIA no
TEL AT DAWSON AND THEN
ASSAULTED A PROMINENT n.
Bhcc0 B4YER.

Dawson, Springs. iy Jam a-A
baud of fifty masked Nght Riders
late last ni.ht took posse sion OF the
Arcadia H,otei mere and after terri
y.ts the que rs Dr. nootius up tna
place took JobA Iieslth an iadepend-
ent tobacco buger and a guest to
the rver and upsa threats oi duck-
ins made him promise not 10 sell any
more tobacco.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-26
WeII KnoMn prummer &c.

News was RECEIVED in,thc city yes
terday Of the death Of r. u. Heeren,
OF Chicago. which occurred in Vicks-
burg, Miss. a few days ago. Mr.
Heerin was one OF the best known
drummers visiting Brunswick. He
Travelled for a Chicago house and
has been coming to this city for the
past several years. he has many
tr ends he-e who wiz regret to learn
Of his death.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-26
HURLED AROUND Shaft,
MAN IS INSTANTLY KILLED.

Albany, Ca. Jan. 25.--At Leary,
calhoun county. James Thrash lean
ed over the main piece Of shafting
in the Boyd compang'a gr.st mill.
ana his clothing was caught by the
set screws, picking him up and hurl
ing him a ouud four hundred tines
minute for several minutes before
he could be released. The body vas
Beaten to a pulp.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-26
VISIT or BISHOP NELSON.
He viii omclate at St. Marks This
Morning.

wv ~
Bishop Nelson win arrive in the
city this morning and at 4 O'Clock
he viii ofilcate at the services at
St. Malk's church, instituting Rev.
Boykin and confirming q large class.
lie win rot hold services at st.
Judes this evening, as was at first
an b.mced. but W i preside at services
at st. Athaus.us. At both services
he will be assisted by the local cler-
gy
On Tuesday the bishop and the
clergy Of Brunswiok win spend the
day at St Simon Mills. where a class
VIII be confirmed and afte wards the
bishops friends viii have an oppor-
tuui,y OF bidding him God-speod in
his new field Of labors.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-26
IT WILL BE A GOOD MONTH.
Thirty-Four Vessels Have Arrived
During Jargary.

During Jaruary.
The Indications a-e that ssnuar
VIII be an unusually gola us nth IL
sh,pp.ns az there az 4 number
vessels now loading which VIII cleaa
and sal during the week.
So far tbs month. thirtyfour yes
sells have arrived. Tae.e has beci
a large number Of steamers. twent
Of them haying already arrived du
ms TIE month. Eleven schooners
one sdiD and two barks make cut th
total Of th.rty-four <essels.
It is not SO much the number
vessels that arrive during the month.
bit the caEgoes that they carry
Nearly all Of the vessels sailing tht
month have carried heavy csrgoeg
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-26
a SPEEDY LAUNCH ARRIVES
The Teal Gomez Down Tor a jekyI
Visitor.

The Teal Comes Down Tor q jekJl
Visitor.
What is sad to be one Of the
5wiftest launches Of her type afloat,
rived here Yesterday morning, load
d aboard flat car. During the
Iay she was unloeded, placed in the
9atar and carried to Jekyl island,
here her owneg. Mr.. Longatreet is
0 spend a few weeks.
The launch is built especially for
Deed and hunting having been Civ
n the name Teal after the wild
luck by that name. She is about
IS feet in length, very narrow and
is operated by a handsome automo-
bile engine.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-26
convcnes Analn TueseaN.

Convenes Again Tuesday.
The Glynn superior court VII be
convened again Tuesday morn ng,
with Judge r a. Parker pres. ding
Work WI be continued on the Grim
inal docket du ing the first part o.
the week. The grand jury viii also
meet Tuesday morning.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-26
FOR TWO WEEKS CHAIRMAN
OF COUNCIL WILL SERVE AS
clTY'S MAYOR.
ELECTION OCCURS FEBRUARY II



1' VIA lat 10 aide man Cox, chair
man Oh council to serve The city OF
l''ti4a". S. as mayor ter period Of
over TWO "eeAs. as council Will not
p'-c- q successor TO Mayor Synuns
i'oNs 4 lHui7gas nisnf as was az first
''l'ec'9a' therefore the election will
50 o'e3 uNal the first meeting il
= 9'' cary Ea'eA Wa be en- Thurs
0'5' va + l91a
ne mayor $ res snatlon becomes
0NS~- -''0 oi f9'4uaiy ilrat ana inc
~ '''@ilot pf0''ds5 that council
'i'''i1 ol@11 q successor to any officer
'esi- 'i.a ~ 'ne lifst regular meet
'"5 I'1sF hi5 ns anation becomes
e'-9e'-fa DufinF the month ol Jan-
o4ie 1o1hc-i pee1s weekly buf semi
i'oile"Is 5es IONS are held during the
o'a4r moh'hS' the second and fon5th
ihufsoay ni8ht being des gnatcd as
'HF Tine loF haid.nS tna mealine5
C"lae4eeatly' tle lifst meeting to Do
te'd alter the mayors resignation
becomes effective VII be GA Feb
iuary 4 and aalrmau Of Conaci
Cos "iI erYe the clty IS mayor dar-
Ag tne aainterlm.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-26
AN EARLY MORNING BLAZE.
House Occupied by J. w. Abbott
peatroyed BY Fire.


The residence on North Union
street, near the corner Of j, occu-
pied by Mr.. and Mrs. ). w. Abbott,
was almost entirely destroyed by
fae tn s morning shortly before 2
O'Clock
The fire, the origin Of which is
cot known, had "a ned good head
way before the arrival Of tho depart
ment, the alarm having been sound
ed qu to awhile after the firo was
discovered. Nearly all Of the house-
hold gosds were also destroyed.
The residence was owned by
Charlton Wright. Of Sterling, and
sle NJ Is probably covered by in
aurance.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-26
rRApEe FoR elRLs AND soYa.
prasidert Eliot causes Sensation a
Banquet at Chicago.

Chicago. Jan 24.--President Eliot,
of Harvard University ADVOCATED last
il ght IN a public address that Amer
lean boys and gi-l Is be sorted out
BY agents Of authority. teachers per-
haps. and forced By law to study
trades assigned to them.
The suggestion caused a sensation
al the banquet Of the National socie-
ty for the Promotion Of industrial
Education
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-26
yApANEaE cAueAr sNgrcAIMe

Honolulu. Jan. PA Japanese has
been discovered sketching Honolulu,
Pearl harbor. and the adjacent coast
line.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-26
c RAJ NEGRO DISAPPEARS
FROM ST. SIMON ISLAND.

Repd It His Body Was Found
On JekY.
Foo st three weeks the peo-
sic Simon Mills have been
"a lor Tan Stewart, well
IN. egro OF the island who lost
@AiA Nd some time ago. and al
though diligent search has been
made. it has been impossible to 10
cate the negro. lie was adjudged in
sane and was to have been sent to
Tho asylum when he mysteriously
disappeared three weeks ago, moth
ing having since been heard Of hin.
it Is reported that the body Of
aead negro sas picked up on ths
beach at JeSyl a few days ago
and buried on the island, and it is
thought that this was no doubt the
BODY OF Stewart. However no re-
port OF the finding OF the body was
made 10 officials in the city, and the
statement has not been verified.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-31

expression Of good will. The peo-
pie know what you gave mo in re-
turn.
That should go beyond the
limits OF my local territory in my
campaign furnishes you ground
for your vile innuendo, but | call
your attention To what was the
local situation in the Saginaw val
ley.
The Flint river flows through
Genesee county past my door. A
gentleman living In Flint said to
be favorable to my candidacy.
went out To secure the nomina-
ton for state senator. A rival
candidate was put forward In the
interests. OF Hon. William Alden
Smith, and was backed by that
candidate and his friends, COM
peliing me and my friends to make
a hard fight to secure the election
OF our candidate. This senator is
today one Of your nearest political
friends, and do you mean 10 in
sinuate that he was bribed7
Fifteen miles north OF me Is
Bay City. There your deputy
labor commissioner put in the
field the present state senator in
the interest of Hon. William c.
Mcmillan, and he won out against
strenuous efforts In behalf OF a
candidate who favored me. The
first-named candidate had the sup
port OF every state employee that
the lips OF one OF the leading
lawyers In Michigan that at Lam
sing, when the senatorial contest
was on, your deputy labor COM
missioner offered to deliver this
senator's Vote to Arthur Hill as
second choice II he would see
that he was made good for his
expenses in the election OF the
state senator.
You will remember. sir, that this
vote was finally delivered to Hon.
William Alden Smith. along with
other votes YOU could control.
Again in Midland county, on the
west, a candidate for the lower
house was aided in his campaign
by Mr.. Mcmillan, acting to an ex-
ten. through your commissioner
OF labor, then and now.
have lately read in metropol-
itan paper. that you. called on the
president to urge the appointment
OF your commissioner TO an import
ant federal Office
l pass no reflections upon
your commissioner, for | hold him
In high esteem. but why had ]
not the right to campaign beyond
the limits OF my district?
am told that the deputy COM
missioner is to be appointed, In
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-31

repeated challenge that ! enter
the field against you for the gov
ernorshlp. ! consider this ehai-
lenge as reaching on the one side
TO the bounds Of personal lmpud-
ence, and on the other side to the
utmost. bounds of political arrog-
ance lntrenched in it's citadel
built up equally out of political
craft and political graft.
The Republican party has
something to do besides sitting at
the ring.side and watching self.
appointed champions decide by a
political mill between them, who
shall be the next governor or
Michigan.
Ny own position as to candi-
dates is expressed I'm a letter ad-
dressed by me March. 81 last To
one of the leading jurists OF Mich
igan living In Detroit. He wrote.
II would like 10 vote for you for
governor" answered: "You
cannot have chance to vote for
me because the man who runs for
governor should have no Quarrels
on his hands, and | have one with
Warner. We want no factional
candidate"
In conclusion, sir, have the
honor to be a citizen or Michigan
seeking justice only. but. thank
God, not at your hands.
Yours. etc,
g ARTHUR HILL.
Saginaw Mich, March 90, 1903.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-31

cross-examination when court adjourn
ed. She was forced to lay bare her
life Of shame. and her story was
rich morsel for the men and women
Who thronged the court room. Once
several women laughed out loud ar
one OF the witness answers to par.
ticularly embarrassing question and
were ordered from the room.
Miss Laveich testified that when
she went to her apartment about 1880
o'clock on the night OF Jan. 3. with q
male companion, she met Mrs. WeleA
at the door and spoke with her. About
Is minutes later she came down stairs
for a bottle OF milk and found Mrs.
WEIGH and Bowin In the parlor. Mrs.
WEIGH was writing letter at table
and Bowin was standing at the oppo-
site side. Sne identified the letter
" hich Mrs. WEIGH was writing at the
time by means OF marks at the top and
bottom.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-31

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Bear In mind, please that DR.. Pierce's
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-31

case OF change, labor commits
sioner for the state. These things
| have simply read and heard, but
this know: That this deputy
labor commissioner Is now the
head and front OF your third
term-reform campaign in this Sec
ton OF the state.
Grand Jury Didn't Finish.
To my mind. the grand Jury did
not fully finish its proper work,
because certain matters were not
placed before lit should have
been shown that the governor Of
the state, as vice president, direc-
tor and stockholder OF a bank,
participated in improper profits
drawn from the use Of money be-
longing in the state treasury;
that his bank received S250,ooo
of the state money and gave a
bond for only $4,000, making
with It's capital and surplus OF
$4,000 in all $4,000 as security
for S25o,000.
The saving on the cost OF a
proper bond was IL OF per cent
on the capital, a considerable
item as bank earnings are quoted.
The placing OF this large de-
post OF state funds In your bank
coincident with the loaning OF
1000, 900 TO A. c. Bird, your dairy
and food commissioner, used. |
believe, TO complete building a
part OF which he now rents to the
state, should have led 10 an in
vestigation as 10 whether he Is. as
has been surmised. or Is not, In
terested in business with you in
these connections. Your loans and
his loans in the GLACIER bank are
intermingled and confused In the
public press as to whether they
are Joint or several; the people
should know what are your con-
nections.
The political graft which you
practiced when you persuaded
the state treasurer to place state
money where II would do you the
most good should have been ex-
posed and denounced. This was
no rumor, but rested on letters
which you al first denied
Three high officers OF the state
are censured by the jury because
of the taking OF bonds by the
treasurer which were insufficient.
Your bank was one of the two
chief violators OF the regulations.
You knew what they were. for as
secretary OF state you had passed
on such bonds.
You are sworn TO see that the
laws OF the state. are executed.
and in this case how could the
grand jury have found that you
had kept your oath?
have read your three-times
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-31
|GERMAN CRUISER
OFF FOR HAITI
VESSEL TO KEEP NoRD ALEXIS
FROM ExPELLINc A TEu-
TONIC CREDITOR.

PORT AU FRINGE. Haiti, March
zThe German cruiser Bremen re-
<Efned today from Kingston to pre-
vent President Nord Alexis from ex-
polling Manager Reinhold. OF Herr
mann & Co.. from Haiti.
The feeling against the whites is SO
strung that II Is dangerous for them
70 stir outside their houses and the
landing OF marines from the warships
III port may be necessitated at any
time.
The government insists that everal
4 foreign firms here. In Gonaives and
90 Marc, that of Hermann 4 Co. In
\ tarticular, and number OF the con-
ou]s not only financed the recent up
7xfsing. but are trying to foment an
other.
Germany. speaking for Hermann q
co., and its. consul, absolutely denies
this accusation. The Bremen's com
mander has orders to demand instant
payment OF various debts Hermann
q Co. are pressing against the gov.
ernment. the largest being on account
Of 3 $500. 900 block OF Haitian bonds
with interest at per cent from 1900
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-31
a7-YEAR TERM DEALT
OUT TO A BURGLAR

NEW YORK, March s1--Judge
VIM. p. Platt in the county court at
White Plains, Monday. sentenced
James Harlan, one OF the burglars
who maseHeFadea as yaehtsman In
evening clothes and committed 10
rebberies ffccheffc, Mount
Vernon and Yonkers. to 81 years In
Sing Sin prison.
This is the heaviest sentence ever
imposed on burglar In West Ches-
fer county
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-31
sJimn1y Morrison,
Famous Indian
Scout Is Dead

Ell RENO, Okla. March 31.--Fac-
ing poverty in his old age. Jesse Nor
rison. famous during the Miles Apache
campaign as Jimmy Morrison, for
mer scout and Indian fighter, has COM
mltted suicide by shooting.
Morrison was born at Munro, Or
ange county, N. Y. and served as a
scout under Sheridan and Miles with
Bill Cody, Ben Clark and other IA
nous characters.
Morrison married a Chickasaw wo-
man and. when she died, inherited
valuable lands. but at the time OF his
suicide had little remaining
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-31
WATER oRAFTERs SAID
TO HAVE So. 500. 900

CHICAGO, March sl.-The city
council decided Monday night 10 IN.
ves<ieste the alleged graft In ms water
department. The aldermen adopted
q rasoIutinn directing that an sTi-
dencc OF tho misconduct -of the de-
partment's employees Be sent TO the
couucfi COMMITTEES on watsr
Hupf. Mccourf. Of the water bureau,
estimates that tho city has been de-
ffaHaed OF about "a. k4a. DOE IN water
taxes IN the last ~ years.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-31
WILL ASK COVLEY TO -.
NAME EXAMINERS

The council committee this even.f
ing will adopt a resolution Calling up
on Prof. NJ. Z. Cooley OF the Uniye--
sity OF Michigan. to name three men
10 act as a board OF examiners OF
candidates for the positions OF boiler
Inspector and assistants. IL IS 7ex.
pected that this board can be named
within a week or so and tho city
clerk will then be authorized to ad-
vertise the date upon which the exc
animation will be held. Any engi-
neer OF 10 years experience may take
tf,f- examination -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-31
YUKON GOLD IN
BAD BREAK ON
CURB
THOMAS w. LAwsoN's INcoM-
pAsasLs INVESTMENT PROVES
COSTLY TO THE "eELATlNE'
sPiNEO sHRlMPs."

NEW YORK, March Sl.-The
Yukon gold stock. offered by Thomas
w. Lawson as an Incompatible invest
ment broke on the curb this morning
selling as low as 4A per share.
The stock, when IL was frst onereo
last Saturday at IS. rose rapidly 10
over Z. when there was rush oy
brokers 10 buy II.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-31

>ndsrfuI Pyramid
who Send
& 1sD OF cases o(
Dted for 20 and
~ cured IN . few
~ the marvellous
IN the past have
oDorAuo a. the only
orations rarely cure.
u % Fearful resu1ta.
~ Pile Cure cures. II rel
mig. stops the congesi
1cors and assures and
~ There IL no form
fomsdy to not made
w kW4 - @@8 ~ 88
n 10 loss OF time or
1oolnopo. There n no
voro that the PyTo-
1c< bring relief.
HT1e from . thai
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