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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-23
MORE GOOD THINGS FOR RRRuNs-
WICK.

At the banquet Of the Chamber Of
Commerce IN Atlanta last Friday night
in celebrating the arrival Of the first
passenger train over the A., B. & A..
Into the city Of Atlanta, Brunswick
came ii for a fun share of the atten.
tion Of those at the head Of this great
trunk line. the construction of which
ID the most mammoth Industrial
achievement Of the new south. In
the FIRST place Vice President P. s,
Arkwright, in the course o. his ad-
dress on the occasion in question an
nounced two new steamship lines for
Brunswick. The first line to oper-
ate both freight and passenger seized
ules from New York to Brunswick and
Galveston The second new conti-
mental line Of freight steamers be-
tween this port and Liverpool and 9th,
er European ports. The A., B. A.
people are not those given to talk;
they generally build and then relate
the story Of the work, These facts
are well known to the people Of Bruins
wick for ii is true that Brunswick did
not know of the Bee Line Of steamers
uutll the keel Of the Satilla was we'll
under way Therefore we can take
the statement of Mr. Afkwright for
It's face value and the coming Of the
new tines is a certainty.
This means more for the port Of
Bruins wick than the casual observer
can imagine; it means the develop
ment Of the port in such q way as to
realize the dreams Of the Oldest and
most sanguine and enthusiastic Of our
people. And yet this addition to the
moving powers Of the company is not
out of the ordinary When the A.,
u. q A. puts its nose into Birmingham.
then it win have linked the great pro-
ducing sections Of the south and fuel
and iron centers OF the same section
with the markets Of the world via the
Auantic ocean at Brunswick. Fer
that reason it viii require great faclli.
ties to handle the great freight traffic
bound to seek tide water at the deep
water terminus CT the line. Il is true
that the A., 4. & A. traverses one Of
the richest sections Of the state Of
Georgia and it win tap a portion Ct
Alabama fertile and quick 10 respond
to tie magic touch Of development.
rhis new territory. rich 10 its mineral
properties, in its wealth eff undeyel-
opea farming lands Win yield to The
same influences and VIII seek the
markets ia the old eof'a through the
pcrt Of Bramswiek. TIE genius aad
the fearseeing man q tbe hceta who
has built un ,nis great Nope7y In the
face Of the most WONDERFUL Obstacles
that ever faoad a man 81 igon aeierm
ination, has looked aga.n in.o The fu
tare ana ne sees the coming necessity
fcr the new lines ana he res gone "a
work "a. secure shem.
FL NJ. As-&san is without question
fNp s4ref ssfes,if51I3~r az t.a3av ia f0x5e
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OFFICE 2o7 GLOUCESTER ST.
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF

/ Gym County.
5 City Of Brunswick.
! Glynn County Commissioners.
I The United States Court OF Banx'
fuptcy for this district
Unrrssyondencc solicited. but 70
receive attention, letters must he
xct ornpanied by responsible name
rot for publication. but as a
EuaraDtee Of good faith.
Rejected communications viii be
returned If accompanied by postage.
Remittance should be made BY
postal note. check, money order
or registered letter.
Address
News Publishing Co.
Brunswick, Ga.
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nnRNKmH and WE4lsKEN Han
UkEEEEM# IT treated at home
HPEEENW without p2in. Book
III HIVE Of particulars seat
III HUME FREE. Address

e. NJ. WOLLET CO
Box 3s7, Atlanta. Ca. Once, 1o4 N.
Pryor Street.
left on your treatment four
months ago. Have no desire for an
cpiate. Your treatment is ali it
claims. Louisa J. Oakley,
May 9Th. '06. Snow flake, Arix
Over four years ago you cured me
OF morphine habit Elias G. Starr,
Macon, Mo.
] have never drank whiskey since
Marsh %, 1892, when ] began your
treatment ] do not crave any whis
key to this day. B. d. Wilson,
Direct, Tex.
] have used both for the LIQUOR sno
opium habits and It has been sue
cess. ] prefer II to all other rem
eoiee. B. G. Norment n. Z, DARING
ton, g. G.
bought your cure under a ron
de plume in 1885; It cured me.
e. A. Barnea, Pittsburgh. Penn
WRITE TO DR.. wOOLI.TY. Boz
sS7. Atlanta. Ga
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AUCTION SALE.

The Phoenix Club. OF Bruins wick
Ga, win cease operations as a club on
June goth. 1908 and on June 22nd.
1905 at ten o'clock, a. N. all the
furniture, fixtures and other property
|of the club viii be sold at public auc.
ton to the highest and best bidder
for cash, at the club house at 221 In.
ion street in said city The sale viii
continue from day to day until all the
property has been sold.
An upset price viii be placed on
|all the property offered for sale and
the trustees for the club will reserve
the right TO reject any and all bids
below the upset. price.
The property consists of two pool
tables and one billiard table with all
fixtures and appurtepances complete.
chairs, tables. buffet and accessories,
glasses, etc. This property is gener-
Ially in good condition
A full schedule Of the property can
be seen by applying TO any Of the
undersigned, and the property is open
ITO inspection. by any intending pur-
'ohaser, az the Club house on week
days between the hours az eleven A.
.m. and twelve m
This is-an excellent cpperuni.y for
buying this property Or any part Of
it al a bargain.
June I2tb. 1893.
r. D. Meaaer,
c. D. Parker.
S. .Rickstt.
Trustees Tor The Phoenix Club
FOR FURNISHED Rooms
or Table Board c. To
J. n. WILSON'S
SOP - Monk Street.
RATES REASONABLE. Phcna as
The Old ReIisc7s SHOEMAKER
B, L. JORDAN.
When yen want a goes lrh 60
20 Jordan, Corner osistfsrpe
and Gloucester Streets. You
car cerend upon Him.
Shoes Made 10 Order Germs
Cured II you have any.
g. L. JQsDEN.
Ger. ogleshcrpe ara Gloucester,
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0NE CENT 4 word

working gardener Ap-
ply TO Mrs. H. S. Gould, at Ayoca
Farm.
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FOR RENT-Seven room house cor
Egmont and Albermarle streets.
Apply at 9e5 Norwich street.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-23

ORGAN-Mason & E9amlin organ
fine, nice tone, $500 Can at 2024
Union street.
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FOR sALE-Two-story house, g rooms
709 Z. street. Apply to VIM. X. Bo-
dani, 302 Gloucester street.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-23

WANTED QUICK-100 bushels new
Irish potatoes. Call B. S. Wallace.
1914 Bay street. Phone so.
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L0ST-Parasol, gold and pearl handle.
Monogram "A b. return to Mrs.
Walter Brockington and receive re-
ward.
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FOR Eleven room house;
Stonewall near Gloucester. Fine To-
cation. Apply to E. Y Roberts.
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FOR RENT--Nice two-story residence
in southern portion Of city. 5000
per month including water. R. R.
Hopkins & Son.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-23

FOR sALE-Will sell a nice Victor
Talking Machine and fifteen records
cheap. Call at 2024 Union street.
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FOR SALE have for sale lots at
Naval City all in one body, 150x360
feet. Also few lots on . Simon.
i. ]. Leavy
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WANTED - Permanent board and
room, close in, with private family.
by three Young men. Address
Boarder, P o. Box, 313.
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BOoKKEEPER and Stenographer
wants five or six hours work to DO
each day. Address G, care News.
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FOR RENT-Rooms, with conyenien-
ces. sos ~ street.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-23

FOR RENT--Nice broom house. Rents
for $1,000. Apply 1907 g street.
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ONE GENT A WORD
~~uo-~-~~e-~~-~~-~~~-~-
WANTED-A working gardener. Ap-
ply to Mrs. H. S. Gould, at Ayoca
Farm.
FOR RENT-Seven room house cor.
Egmont and Albermarle streets.
Apply at 9e5 Norwich street
FOR RENT-Rooms, with ccnyenien-
ces. sos ~ street.
.LOsT-ParasoI, gold and pearl handle.
Monogram "A b. return to Mrs.
Walter Brockington and receive re-
ward.
FOR RENF--Nice Broom house. Rents
for $1,000. Apply 1907 3 street.
FOR RENT two-story residence
in southern portion Of city. $1,000
per month including water. R. r.
Hopkins & Son.
BOoKKEEPER and Stenogapher
wants five or six hours work to DO
each day. Address G, care News.
---------------------s~-----
WANTED - Permanent board and
room, close in, with private family.
by three Young men. Address
Boarder, P. 0. Box. 313.
FOR sALE-Two-story house, 8 rooms
f09 Z. street. Apply TO VIM. X Bo-
DAM, 800 Gloucester street.
WANTED QuICK-l00 bushels new
Irish potatoes. Call B. S. Wallace.
1914 Bay street Phone so.
FOR SALE-I have for sale 5 lots at
Naval City all in one body 150x3e0 |
feet Also few lots on . Simon.
j. ]. Leavy,
---------------------- --------~--~------------
FOR sALE--Wm sell a nice Victor
Talking Machine and fifteen records
cheap. Call at 2024 Union street.
ORGAN Mason & Hamlin organ;
fine, nice tone, $1,000 CAN at 2024
Union street.
FOR RENT-Eleven room house.
stonewall near Gloucester. Fine 10
cation. Apply to E. Y. Roberts.
FOR RBNT-Cement stone 7.room
two-story house with all eonvenien-
ces. Also 7.room one-srory house
in good neighborhood. Apply TO 500
Carpenter street
LOST ocketbook containing small
amount OF change. also check. Find
er return to News office, and re
eeiye reward.
FIRST CLASS opening for hotel man.
Only hotel in growing town. Win
sell, lease. or pay salary $4,000
cash required Ask for L. E. Mar
shall, Hotel Royal. City
--------------------
GOOD OPENING for man capable Of
managing general merchandise store
Also carpenter foreman and rodman
for surveying crew. Exceptional
opening to parties who can invest
from $500 up, to secure long term
contract with good salary. Address
Merchant, care Brunswick News.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-28
NOW THEY
TALK MONEY
The Fleet Executive Committee
Commences to Make
Appropriations.

The meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the fleet entertainment and
reception committee held yesterday in
the rooms of the Promotion Committee
was fully attended.
The members of the committee are
work and this is certain to be produc-
tive of good results.
Chairman George Carter in calling
the meeting to order stated that it
gave him great pleasure to report that
public interest in the coming of the
fleet was increasing and that there was
a decided disposition among the busi-
ness men to be generous in the matter
of contributions toward the entertain
ment fund.
He stated that the Hawaiian Elec-
trio Co. had offered to provide what
material was needed at cost, and that
the Inter-Island s. \. Co. had prom
ised TO do all in their power in the
matter of passenger and freight ac-
commodation at as low rate as pos
sible.
One well-known citizen, the chair
stated. had offered to keep his resi-
dence open for the officers of the fleet
and to provide sandwiches and fight
during the stay of the
feet
A motion was passed favoring the9
idea Of subscription ball for the Of
fcers Of the fleet with the understand
ing that the flooring and decorations
be placed at the disposal of the men
after the officers ball.
The entertainment committee was
requested TO submit an estimate of the
cost of the proposed subscription ball.
The plan to entertain the officers of
the fleet at Pearl Harbor was apprOv-
ed, and a motion was passed favoring
the appropriation of $1,000 to defray the
CONTINUED on Page Seven.)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-28
BAR ASSOCIATION HOLDS
ITS ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting Of the Hawaiian
Bar Association was held yesterday at
ternoon at clock at the Republican
headquarters on Merchant street. There
was a very good attendance present.
The principal business was the election
of new members and the election OF
officers for the year. Z. 2. Quarles,
formerly on the bench in Idaho, and A
y. Larnach, recentlv appointed Deputy
Attorney-General, were elected to mem
bership.
The officers for the year elected were:
President. ". A. Kinney; vice presi-
dent, Antonio Perry; treasurer, vii
liam L. Whitney: secretary, w. A.
Greenwell The members Of the execu-
tive committee were all reelected.
Judge j. l.. Weaver moved that
committee of three be appointed by
the president to report on the advis-
ability of preparing bin for the next
Legislature providing for appeals by
the government in criminal cases. This
motion was adopted without debate. and
the committee viii be appointed later.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-28
WHAT SHOWED UP IN THE
POLITICAL FIELD YESTERDAY

The
possibility
will Washington possible backing
Other possibilities Robinson
with influence Washington
Charles Chingworth
local option with A L. c. Atkinson Delegate Kuhi The
by his
Judge Hardy 1t
other The
Selden
Cecil Brown a
but another Hawaiian resident district
Judge declines be
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-28
PRINCESS THERESA
( ON LOCAL POLITICS

Speaking of the whirl of local poll
tics( yesterday, Princess Theresa Will
coy said:
81 hope that Hon. Cecil Brown will
run for the Legislature this year. He
is a good man, and we want good
man to look after our interests in the
House Moreover, he is a man who
understands the law.
''T intend to work hard for the in
terests of the band boys during the
coming campaign. / want to see the
number of the band increased and to
have the salaries of the musicians
raised. | would also like to see the
salaries of the oand boys go on when
they are sick They have been worth
many thousands of dollars to the Ter
ritory. and the band is Hawaii S best
amusement feature today. The boys
can t support their families when they
are sick if their salaries are not al
lowed to go on.
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Attorneys office turns out to be but
mere hysterical outburst based on a
misrepresentation of facts and carried
out by erroneous conclusions. 1t states
that the dispositions made by Report
ers Matheson and Ayres have been
spirited away-and it turns out that
no such dispositions ever existed
I'm the first place no such deposit
tions were ever taken,' said Deputy
County Attorney Milverton this morn
ing. And in the second place, even
if they had been taken they could not
have been used in criminal case, be-
cause the defendant has the constitu-
tional right to be confronted by the
witnesses. AS they did not exist they
could not disappear.
LAS far as A P. Taylor is concerned,
he prepared typewriter statements of
what had occurred They are not
depositions, but they are still there.
At that time 1 asked Taylor what cor
roboration he had. and he said Ayres
and Matheson. Then sent for Mathe-
son and Ayres and asked them, as I
would any other witness, what they
knew about the case. They told me,
and made some rough notes, which
typewriter. This took place a couple
of days before the date set for the trial.
and these notes were intended merely
for my own guidance in examining the
witnesses in the same way as any at
torney does in handling a case, and
the notes could not in any way be
called 'depostions,' nor could they be
used as such. Even if any other pros
he would not use these notes, but
would do as I did, call the witnesses
before him and take notes on what
they had to say.
''As a matter of fact, I had these
papers filed with the rest of the papers
in the case, and they may have been
lost We had always had great diff
Guilty in finding papers in the Attorney
Generals department, even important
ones, owing to the lax system of filing
employed by the clerks"
Deputy Attorney General Larnach |
stated that he did not expect to find |
the depositions. If anything, scribbled |
notes would be the ONLY thing on file |
He personally requested Mr.. Matheson
to call at his Office yesterday. follow |
ing out a afustom in such cases, to go
over his part of the case. He would |
probably have done this whether or |
not Milverton''s original notes had been |
found.
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sPALDING IN VERONA.

According to a letter received yes
terday by Acting Governor Mott-Smith
from George II. Fairchild. Col. Spald-
ing is now one Of the gentlemen OF
Verona. In this letter Fairchiid says
he has been advised by r. +. Rithet
Of san Francisco that Col Spaldins
cabIed May 16 that he was in Verona.
italy, and that he had received all
previous cables sent him. Mr.. Fair
child states that he expects shortly to
receive written instructions from Col.
spalding in regard to the Ka2aa land
proposition.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-28
GWENDOLYN
TINY CRAFT
Built on DuWamish and Flies
Flag of Elliott Bay
Club.

SEATTLE, May 17.-Flying the flag
Of the Elliott Bay Yacht Club, the
staunch little Gwendolyn IL, with
Capt. L. B. Johnson at the tilIer,
weighed anchor shortly before mid
night last night and started on her
15O0-mile cruise to San Pedro, Cal, the
starting point of the midpacific race
to Honolulu. Members of the Elliott
Bay Yacht Club and numerous young
women friends of Capt. Johnson and
his crew We're at West Seattle to bio
the hardy young mariners bon voyage.
The crew of the Gwendolyn is COM
posed of L. B. Johnson. captain; Capt
J. Redfern. navigating officer; Dean
Johnson, first officer: Henry Henke'
'paymaster;" William Jacks, bo's'n,
and Ed. Russell, able seaman.
BUILT ON THE DUWAMTsH.
The Gwendolyn II is of seventeen
tons. yawl rugged, and carries sail
spread of 1900 square feet. Her length
is forty-nine feet on deck, beam thir-
teen feet six inches, draft seven feet.
She was constructed on the banks
Of the Duwamish by l. 3. and Dean
Johnson, sons of Mrs. G. W. Boyntoh'
of Queen Anne Hill, and, according to
old navigators who have looked her
over and have seen her behave. she is
sturdy enough to weather the heavy
seas of midocean and will give good
account Of herself in the race.
The Gwendolyn II. has roony
cabin. two stateroons and galley. Her
locker space is slowed with provisions
for a four months cruise and there are
sleeping accommodations for twelve
persons.
All the mem bers Of her crew have
had more or less experience as yachts
men. especially the Johnson brothers,
both of whom were on the Seattle
Spirit when she won the Alexandra cup
Continued on Page Seven.)
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MORITA KEIZO HAS BEEN
REPRIEVED TEN TIMES

test the legality of such naturalization
on the ground that he had not been
tried on an indictment by grand jury,
as the Constitution guarantees that
every man shall be, the theory being
that that was no grand jury on which
there were others than persons having
legal American citizenship.
The date set Tor hanging him first, or
the first date set for his hanging, was
January %, 1907. BY easy stages his
life has been prolonged by reprieves
until now. with a prospect of living
until November - unless a natural
death intervenes.
Morita 9 case is one of the several
of the Territory's cases which NJ. F.
Prosser went TO Washington to present
before the Supreme Court of the United
States, but which were never reached
on the calendar.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-28
May %, 1908.
MILVERTON'S STORY.

Morita Keizo, under sentence of
death, was reprieved yesterday for the
tenth time.
Acting Governor MOtt-Smith yester-
day signed reprieve addressed TO the
High Sheriff, and directing him not to
execute the sentence of death on Mo
rita on May %, as the last Feprieve di-
rected, but TO execute it on November
- next. by which time the Supreme
Court of the United States may have
decided Morita's case.
Morita was convicted in Hawaii of
murder, and sentenced to be hanged.
The grand Jury that indicted him con-
,gtained members who had been natural
lied as American citizens by the Ter
ritorial courts instead of by the United
States Court. Proceedings were begun
TO save Morita from the gallows and to
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-28
ANOTHER REPORT
FROM THE VOLCANO

A letter from Robert Innes Lille to
zette Co. adds to the news about vol
canic activity. After describing the
outbreak in similar terms to those used
by Mr.. ThurstOn, the writer says: "We
were well repaid for the trouble, for
since 1881 ] have never seen the crater
IN such an active state. The hotel PeO-
pie seem to lay themselves out to an
ticipate every wish, and those who have
not seen Pele should 20 before she
she quits
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THE TURRETS OF
THE FLORIDA NOT
HURT BY SHELLS
Monitor Withstands the Strain of a Terrific
Attack by the TweIve-Inch Guns
of the Arkansas.

OLD POINT COMFORT Virginia, May as-The modern
United States monitor Florida yesterday
wevench guns of her sister monitor the Arkansas distance
OF three hundred and fifty yards the resisting of her
The wthsood the the bombardment
of the one-sided in good working
This of and the of shells revolving mech
a
Probably
live o
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HAWAII, AHOY!
Norman Densham. Los Angeles Examiner.

Norman Densham. Los Angeles Examiner.
From the green-elad hills and the frownng cliffs
That girt San Pedro's shore,
To the smiling coast of the mid-sea isles
Two thousand miles and more,-
A noble course for race,
And a to be hardly won,
For the feetest of all coast born yachts
Will wait for the starting gun.
Sing Ho for the ripping wave afore
And the gleam of her gstening wake
For she laughs at the seas, pert as you please,
And lists to the strain of the freshening breeze
Till she shows her cardboard strake
We're off race, my lads,
To finish off Diamond Head;
And we II bury her rail with cloud of sail
Though hang in the teeth of gale,
And work till ere all half dead.
Wen poke her nose in the rolling seas
Where the northeast trade winds blow
And we II haul the stays the aft Delays,
While the rigging crnkles thousand ways,
And the dry spot is down below.
And yet, if yacht win, I'd be
The happiest earth,
For I've been told she's built of gold
The golden love of people bold,
Who worked to give her birth.
So pipe and call, 'fAll hands lay aft''
And, while the bo sun steers,
Well put splice in the man-brace twice
To the yacht Hawa-Come, make it thrice,
With three hearty cheers!
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-28

The California Democratic conven-
ton has instructed for Bryan and ad-
journed.