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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-11
No DEVELOPMENT
IN STEAMSHIP
DEAL
GENERAL MANAGER H. Il. RAY
MoND ARRIVED IN THE CITY
LAST NlGHT-CoNFERENcE TO
BE HELD TODAY.

There is reall ynithins new in ri,
erenee to the removal Of the Mallory
ling from this port which Will occur
sometime during the coming sum
mer, probably June Is.
As has been previously printed
Capt. w M. Tupper, at present in
charge Of the joint Mallory and
llyde agencies in this city win go
% Jacksonville TO take over the
agency Of the Clyde line in that city
and on withdrawing from the port of
Brunswick the Mallory line will touch
at Tampa, where terminal facilities
are now being arranged
The business of the Clyde line in
this city will be hnndled by the
Brunswick Steamship Company at the
south end terminals and will Of course
be in charge Of II. II. Manser, termi-
nal agent Of the company.
II. II. Raymond. vice president and
general manager Of both the Mallory
and Clyde ines, arrived in the city
last night from Savannah and ]. r.
Rowland traffic manager Of the Bruins.
wick Steamship Company. is expect
ed this morning and when a confer
cnce between the officials is h Id the
mlnor details Of the proposed deal
"lIl BE- fully agreed upon
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-11
FIRE EXTIN6UlsHER AGENT HAS
NOW COMPLETELY LOST
HIS MIND.
RELATIVES ARE nor LOCATED
The Man Delivers Addresses to in1ae.
mary Audiences from KS Cell
in the CITY Js.l-TaI<s sf .
Wall Street

Although Mayor Aopk as aed o.h-
ers in official places in the cit. have
tried n every way TO get in close
touch gith the kinsmen cf \. J. Den
nett. the dem nted are eNttinguisher
salesman, now being held in the city
barracks, The efforts have failed and
the question OF what 10 do with the
unfortunate man is getting to be a ser
ious one
bennett seems TO be totally unbal-
anced and during the long hours of
the day and night be passes the time
away by making Imaginary speeches
iron he window OF his cell in the
upper story Of the city jail. His mind
runs to stocks and bends and he dis
plays Il wonderful familiarity with
some OF The largest STOCK brokers. anu
stock Investments companies in the
country
He was visited yesterday by we'll
known Clergyman Of the city and wac
cordial and sane during the visit OF
the minister hut became violent and
rambling soon AFTER his departure.
Mayor Hopkins thinks thai some
or pennett's Einspeeple win proba.
ui} arrive in the city today
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-11
MEDICAL MEN TO
HOLD A MEETING

The ffty-nuth annual session ri
the Medical Asaoc.at IN ct Gacr2iq.
viii convene at F,tzg raid, AprH l.ta,
lasting three days
DR. ~ A. Clark. Of Macon aao Is
prsident q. the lss-c -; w. lu.
sid over all tn me5t tings which VII
be held in the ODD Fellows hail Dr.
Clark was elected u tn oGlc. G.
president ar the last annual meeting
Of the state physicians and since that
tine has filed the position IN very
satisfactory manner.
The meetings will ~ b ii ia he
odd Fellows building and a. NeGny
day evening, April 18th, a smoker WI
be given The delegat S b. the ply 81
Clans Of Fitzgerald
A special rat of en- au5 na-
third fare for the round rio sin be
asked by the railroads, ahicn Is a
q at reduction in the regala. far
Following are the cheers Of thu.
association
pr sident-M A. Clark. aIaeol
Vice Prcsids nts-First, RlEh VI.
Thompson. Savannah second -Ep-
gene Z. Murphy, Augusta.
SecratarvTreasurer CIagda A.
Smith. Atlanta.
Quite del gaticn Of Brunswick
physicians vii artnd the meee.ne
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-11
PLAY CARDS LATE
MERELY FOR FUN

Columbus, Ga, April l0-In the city
court today J w. Clements, Coroner
u Muscogee county; A. J. Harris and
Chas A. Smith, well known bailiFs
and William w Ligon were acopittsd
VI VI 'he charsa Of playing and betting
me city police recently raided Coro.
nef Clements room at > o'clock in
'he morning and found the party pIav-
hg. Poker ships were used hut no
niohey value and the party was plav.
ling 90 "ot SaIlD-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-11
THORNTON IN RACE
FOR TREASURER
Of COUNTY
WELL KNOWN CITIZEN ANNouN.
cEs THAT HE is A CANDIDATE
FOR THAT OFFICE AT TIE JUNE
PRIMARY.

Elsewhere In The News this morn
ing, will be found the announcem mt
OF Rev G. P. Thornton Cor the office
Of treasurer OF Glypn county
Mr.. Thornton for yeras has been
pastor Of the Second Advant church
in this city aud at the same time is
employed at the shops OF the Parker
Henselll Engineering Company. He
is well known and is highly esteem
cd by a large circle Of friends in all
sections of the city
Mr. Thornton states that he has
no tsrsonal fight to make against the
present treasurer, Hon Thomas W.
Lamb. and is only in the race in the
nope OF bettering his condition in
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-11
AN INTERESTING DECISION WAS
HANDED DOWN BY COURT
OF APPEALS.
is The FIRST DECISION
Extreme Structures Would Render tire
Law Unpopular and Ridiculous
Says the High Georgia
Tribunal

The Georg a eoagt of appeals In q
decision handed down Gu Thursday
teSerses the criminal court OF At
lanta and places a rather liberal con
construction OF certain phases OF The
new prohibition laF in Georgia
The decision is best tcld in the fol-
lowing Atsantat telegram published
Yesterday: n
Ths Georgia court Of appeals today
reversed the decision Of the city
criminal court in the case Of Or. f. NJ
Roberts. who was fined for keeping
nouor in public place. The decis-
ion affects the construction OF ths
state prohibition law IN the definition
OF what public place is. The court
Of appeals holds that in the meaning
and spirit Of the law place OF busi-
ness in which an intoXicant is kept
as an ingredient, as a preparation.
not an ntoxicant tthe intoxicant IT,
self being kept under lock and key
and not accessible to the public IS
not a public place.
DR. Roberts was arrested after the
discovery in his place Of business Of
liquor, which h. was using iu the
manufacture OF a proprietary article.
Judge Hin, in his opinion, holds
that the keeping ii beer whiskey.
wines or any other intoxicants for
use In the manufacture Of drink the
sale of.sNh,ci Is not Illegal and IN a
place which is not open to the pub
lie, is not violation OF the law
The sale of soft drinks. which al,
though containing alcohol will not ii
drunk to excess produce intoxicauon
is not yiolatiye of the statute.
II is not a violation OF the statute
30 sell medicinal toilet CT culinary
preparations, which are manufacture d
from use OF Intoxicating beverages,
although it can be shown they contain
alcohol
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-11
NEW ORDINANCE is IN EFFECT.
Pool Rooms and o.her places Closed
at IL Last Might.

The new ordinance pas d by city
council Thursday night providing for
fhe closing Of pool rooms and places
where brewed beyerae are sold at
at IL o'clock, was enforced for the
first time last night and all places in
the city by direction OF the chief Of
police. were closed promptly at mid
night
In one or two cases whore the pro
prietors did not know when ths ordi-
nance became operative police Off
GERS advised them Of IN fact that
the ordinance was effective and the
places were promptly closed Conse-
quently. after midnight last night
Brunswick was a very quiet little city
The News understands that "A ma
iority ow the pool rooms have no Sc
rious kick against the new law as IT,
allows the places to remain open
eighteen hours out of the tw ntyfour
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-11
A BASEBALL CLUB
IS ORGANIZED
IN CITY
PLENTY OF MATERIAL HERE AND
BRUNSWICK SHOULD HAVE
ONE OF THE BEST AMATEUR
CLUBS m THE STATE.

The chances are tau Brunswick
viii have cne Ct the best baseball
clubs this summer that has repre-
sented the CITY In long time, and
willis the organization has not yet
been effected steps leoikns 20 that
end are now on foot and The chances
are that that the club will be organ
izcd. next wapk, when a meeting will
be held and everybody Interested in
baseball will he inyited to attend
The material This year shculd fur
nish a first class team. as there arc
number of excellent players in the
city who are willing to get into
the game. Among those who viii
make up the team are the following
Pitchers, Walker. Tison and Griffin
Catchers, Bowen and Wright
infielders. Dickson, Brown, Morton
Connor. Hopkins and Cox
Outhelders. Mallard Crovatt. Reid.
Bryant Lopez and Ross.
With an array of sucn good play
ers it should b. an easy task to Sc
lect first class team
Propositions from teams from sew
tral nearby towns have already been
received and il the fans display the
propr interest it VIII not be- very long
before thr club viii be ready to play
ball
At the meeting to be held next
week a manager will BE- elected and
preliminary arrangema ants made for
the orenization OF the club
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-11
REGISTRATION PICKS UP:
CAMPAIGN is NOW ON.

There has been little more actiy-
ity around the Office cf Tax Collector
Read at the court house during the
past few DAYS, and as r suit quite
a number Of voters OF the county have
qualified for the June primary
The increase in registration is due,
likely, to the fact that some OF the
politicians are AT wolk and arr now
busy asking The GU shon "H1rs ycB
registered" and when given copy
in the negatiy procseds to inform the
voter how important il is fer him 70
be on the books this year.
However up to the pres nj the
registration has not been very large.
cniy a small per htag cf the'ro-
ters Of the county having qualified
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-11
NEGRO FELL FROM HIS BOAT
AND WAS DROuNEtr

AieK stephens, an aged negro man
VINO mas been living in the city for
number CT years. was drowned vac.
10y st. morning at the fc9t OF London
rom those who saw the unfor4unat.,
nasro na, lose MS life, it appears that ho
acciaently fsll from the boat and y;as
drowned before Assistance ~ ao,,,s ~n,'
re,, eu'F nm nm just how the old negro
"a rlt ron the. beat is nor known. y+.s
f0s mas NOT yet ben recovered
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-11
MANY ATTENDED OYSTER
ROAST At CROSSING.

The oyster roast given cut noar the
siNmi'e crossing last night by the
ladies Of Taylors Chapel was ona Ct
the most successful hat has yet been
given by the ladies' who have arranged
a series Of these little affairs as a
means of raising funds 10 complete
thu new chapel
large crowd from this city went
cut on trains aad in private convey
ances and patlon,z the ladi s. Quite
neat sum was allied from the
oyster roast
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-11
CALLED TO ATHENS.
Congressman 5rantIey Goes to the
Bedside of His IN Daughter.

Congr2 2ssman Brantley ueft last
night for Athens whore he was called
by q telegram Announcing the serious
illness OF his daughter Miss Margaret
who IS attending th@ Agnes Scott
college in that city Mr. Brantley was
advised Thursday Of the illness cf
his daughter but was not informed Of
its serious nature unt1 the receipt
CT the telegraph information from the
attend ne physicians Yesterday
" Washington to resume his duties in
lie win not return to Brunswick
but will = dir city from Athens to
congress.
His Brunswick friends hopa that he
sill find his daughter very much i'm
proved
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-11
PAYS PENALTY FOR CRIME
Leo c. Thurman Goes Calmly TO His
Death To-Day.

Norfolk Va. April 10-Leo c. Thur
man was hanged here 10 the munder
Of Walter p Dolsen. his room ma-f
whose body he packed in a trunk md
then fed, being captured eighteen
months later at Vancouver. p.
without handouts and unassisted
Thurman, after drinking cup II
Coffee. and smoking a cigarette, ga k.
en- from his cell to the gallows lie
asked for time to kneel in silent
prayer. and then stepped upon ;ha
trap. which was sprang at once. Eie
made no statement further than re
declaration that the killing vas III
seif-defense. aftar a great proaoca.
ton -xH-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-11

Two Brunswick parties left last
night in pleasure yachts for Fernan-
diHa where they go to spend d few
lays drum fishing. The large fish
are reported to be biting lively at the
Florida port and the local snortsmeA
hcDs to MAKE good catch.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-11
FOR coRoNEe

= ,Ae voters Of Glynn County.
s,is "ereoy respectfully announce NV.
80. ,l9'' candidate for the office Of oor
democrat r''lm county at the coming
t,,,'oeratic tsa primary. respectfully a,l'
yotor M support Of my friends ana sbo
N-e AiiS M. C. Lowe.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-11
FiRMM gAprIsT cuuecA

ServicS~at 4 a N, and 7;45 Is. ~.
Preash'ng by the pastor Rev. J z.
sammons Morning subject The
Four Ais Of the Great Comniss' on. p
Evening subjecf. a Sugg stive Ques.
tion-Lord is il. T. sunday schoc.
Philathsa and Baraca classes n 3:45
:. III PRAYER meeting Wednesday at
IA N. a cordial welcome will
IN TO all visitors and strangers
these seryio s.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-11
The Elders Leave

IN two Mormon elders. Johnson
and Gedds, who have been in the
city f1r few days and who were
nor permitted to preach their faith
IN this city. will leave this morning
Tor Douglas and Fitzgerald
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-11
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

At the Presbyterian church on Sun.
day morning Rev F. D. Thomas VIII
preach on Eyek 1920, The Soul That
Sineth' it Shall Die" At 8 D. m the
subject VII be Eyek 1925, "A new
Heart Also win Give You and a
Ne" Spirit win l Put Within You5.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-11
THE oeLETHoaPg MENU.
Menu Dinner, Sunday, Apri lt2. 1909

menu Dinner, Sunday Apri lt2, 1908.
1880 10 p. m. !
Canope Cayier,
Cream of Celey, aux croutons. ,
Olives, celery, picked beets.
Broiled Shad Maitre de hotel, Sara.
toga Chips.
Sweetbreads braised. au petit pcis.
Banana fritters, vanilla sauce.
Prime ribs OF beef an Jus.
Roast young turkey. cranberry sauce.
Ne" green peas, potatoes, mashed or
Boiled
Lettuce and tomato salad
strawberry short cake, frozen pud.
ding. pet fours.
RouQuefort Cheese, crackers
Demi Tasse.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-11
NOTICE.

peg 70 announce that ! have sever.
ed my connection With the barber
shop Of Floyd & Shaw and IN NM
|lH be found at clark's batber sbor
"lefe ! VIII be pleased to serve nv
old patrons and the public gsnsr.,,.
Respectfully.
f-lE ~ Ed Mcintyre.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-11
FoR COUNTY regAsuRER.

I respectfully announce myself as
candidate fer treasurer Of Giynn
county. Georgia, subject t. the demo-
crate pr.may and will gratefully ap-
2reciats the support Of nay friends
and yo1ers gen rally
c. p. Thornton.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-11
Ship Notice.

Naithert THE mastettr. owners nor
cons'gn aes Of thtet British schooner
Ethel 3. Sumner VIII be responsible
for any debts contracted by crew Of
said ship
Reaffie NF,a+.,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-11

Dpdar ario[1n IN rank knights Of Pytbias
bntsir nLTr CAPTAIN T Newman il nan.
~ uing practice drills each pfgbt ,','g Ivy,
sne i.,, company is rapidly imnra,i ,"shl snd
ter ~ ,e"h from the company viii an :
tbo gra, sra pFze drill at the meeting sn 90
,noce g grand lodge next month and "E !. oe y
win cantn,. lllr nHely that the comnan~ y
" capture one Of the prizes O''' p@ay
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-11
FREE TODAY.
Gold Dust Wasting Powder 20 Be
Given Away at Knecht.

1IVen AWAY At Knecht.
The Cold Dust Twins" will BE- at
knecht's Cash Grocery store this ey-
en'ng from 1880 until 8 O'Clock, and
will give free T. all persons entering
store a package Of Gold Dust washing
powder
Get I'm rchts prices before puchas-
ing your weeks supply of groceries.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-11

Every child that goes to seljo,s
Popular Priced store accompanied b,
grown person receives an Easter
pesent.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-11
NOW LOOK HEpr

fhs. nAn to dress voo,
t,otb o"s'eVery principle - saws
100 49,. & W. S. TUCKER.
" "0if Street between r
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-11
NOTICE.

5eattie, Master.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-09-10
Line May Come Here. ,

The Warsaw and Peru extension OF
the Winona Interurban railway will
be in operation Within two months,
according to the announcement of DR..
Sol c. Dickey, head of the Winona
interests. This will close the gap be-
tween Louisville, KY, and Chicago by
way of Indianapolis, Wabash, Peru.
Warsaw, Elkhart, South Bend, Mich
igan City and Carr. The Winona
company is also planning the con-
struction of a road between Fort
Wayne and Valparaiso, passing
through Plymouth, which will pro-
vide another route from Warsaw to
Chicago and from Indianapolis TO Chi
cago. by way of Fort Wayne. The
company, togethed rwitll the Pennsyl-
vania abroad company, is expanding
$50, 900 in the construction OF bridge
over the Pennsylvania company's
tracks just west of Warsaw.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-09-10
INDIANA'S TOBACCO CROP.
Why the Night Rider Question In
terests the State

Tobacco raising in Indiana has
grown 10 be an important industry.
Altogether, 13,419 acres were under
tobacco cultivation last year, yielding
9,s26.2O0 pounds. This year the acre
age is slightly less, 1876, but it is
too early yet. Tor the State Statistician
to figure the amount of the 1908 crop.
The falling off in the acreage perhaps
can be explained by the intimidation
OF the Night Riders, whose depreda-
tons i is the plan OF Governor Hanly
to have the Legislature take action on.
The value of the Indiana crop each
year as told by the farmers, is close
TO $l,O00,0OO. IL probably would be
worth much more than this if tobacco
would sell at prices that the tobacco
growers organization think would be
fair. Nearly all of the tobacco grown
in this state<is used for plug tobacco.
II is too coarse for the cigar trade. A
little tobacco is grown in almost every
county of the State, but the most of it
is grown in counties in the southern
part OF the State, particularly along
the Ohio river
In point of acres OF tobacco planted
last year ten counties led as follows,
Spencer, 2.397; Switzerland, 2,099;
Warrick, 1,s4s; Jefferson, 1,242; Ran,
dolph. O64; Allen, 964; Dearborn,
734; Fountain, $40; Ohio, ST. Clark,
3f7 The leading counties In the to-
tai number of pounds of tobacco pro-
duced last year were: Spencer, $780,
500; Switzerland, 100000; Warrick,
i,5s9,5OO; Jefferson, 1,157,90o; RAN
dolph, 900, 400; Dearborn, 693, 400;
Fountain, $4,000; Ohio, 4s6, 500;
Clark, 212,sO0; Dubois, 92,40o. 1t is
reasonable tc presume that there were
many small patches of tobacco not
included in this calculation and that
the total production of tobacco in In
diana is somewhat larger than the
amount shown at the Office of the Sta.
.istician. /,
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-09-10
FARMERS OVERTAXED.
SAYS BRYAN AT FAIR.
Candidate Argues that Tillers of tho
Soil Pay Too Much and Get Too
Little from the Government.

William J. Bryan Friday made two
avowedly nonpolitical speeches to- his
home folks The first was at the state
fair grounds, where he participated
in the dedication of the new auditor
ium, and the second was at the Tabi-
tina Home. near Fairview, where a
new building was dedicated as hos
pital for the aged.
In his fair ground speech Mr. Bryan
confined himself mostly to an appeal
TO the farmers TO take livelier in
terest in legislation and administra-
ton OF government, both state and
national. He was introduced by Gov
ernor Sheldon, who has just been re-
nominated by TIE Republicans, and
who was captain in Mr.. Bryan's reg,
imem IN the Spanish-American war
Mr. Bryan referred somewhat humor-
omsly to his own experiences as sol
der, and said that among the candi-
iates for President this year he was
the only man with a war record.
Addressing himself in serious vein
to the farmers. he said: my friends,
we are more stingy in making appro-
priations for the farmer than for any
other large class OF our people Why,
I was a century after our government
was organized, or about that, before
we succeeded in getting Department
of Agriculture established. What
will you think when l tell you that
for every dollar we spend on that de
partment we spend more than $25 on
the army and the navy. More than
twenty-five times as much spent in
getting ready for wars we ought
never TO have as we spend on agri-
culture
The discrimination that has been
going on against the farmer mas tend
ed to- drive rhe people from the farms
to the town, and | believe that symp-
tom is a dangerous symptom. Our
federal taxation is about all collected
through methods that bear upon CON.
sumption, and there has heretofore
been constant dram of the farms in
the matter of collecting taxes, and
when the taxes are appropriated and
spent the money is nearly all spem
in the cities and very little OF it upon
the farms The farmer, therefore.
has not only suffered in paying more
than has share TO the tax collector, but
he has been the least benfited directly
by the expenditure of the money tina,
is raised"
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-09-10
Jacoby-Ray Reunion.
(Contributed.)

The eighth annual reunion of the
Jacoby and Ray families was held at
the Fair grounds on Thursday, Sept
3. 1908 The day was an ideai one
The forenoon was speift in converse
ton among the older members and
games by the younger people. At the
noon hour, long table, fairly groan-
ing with good things, was surround
ed by about eighty relatives and
friends
About two. o'clock a short program
was rendered. Herman Hess sang
Cyrles Creiner gave short biograph-
ical sketch of his grandmother: Mrs
Christian Jacoby Sr., from her birth
to the present time; Rev. Smith gave
short address which was much en-.
joyed, Miss Ruama Suit gave an ex-
cellent reading and Mr. John r. ia
CODY presented the reports of all pre-.
ceding reunions.
ed for next year: President Floyd
Jacoby, Secretary John R. Jacoby and
Treasurer Frank Ray.
Those from a distance were, Mrs
Blodgett of Chicago, Mrs. Smith and
daughter of Mulberry, Ind, and Ed
SWEET and family of LaPorte.
May we all live to see many more
such happy reunions,