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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-09
OUR EXPORTS
SHOW INCREASE
GOOD RECORD FOR BRUNSWICK
PORT, AS COMPARED WITH
MANY OTHERS-WHAT A MAN
DID.


Editor Brunswick News:
The manufacturers record fol
Thursday, Aug. 9th, 1908, conta. II.
the statistics Of exports from al
southern ports for the fiscal year end
! ing June 30th 1908, which should bt
a source of deep qualification TO the
people of Brunswick
The gross falling off of foreign eX
ports at Southern ports is III pei
cent-a total falling off from the fig
lures of June Both. 1907, of $50, ,165, ,320
While the gain in foreign exports
foT Brunswick -for the same period enc
year ago is nearly 1912 per cent
a total gain for the year of $1,112,361
The gain in foreign exports Is ac
counted for in year of panic and
depression, by the gain in cotton eX
ports, which increased 30.2 per cent
at Brunswick, or $2,3S2 ,253, showing
conclusiyely that we owe to r. ID. M
Strachan and his splendid energy this
magnificent record in year of panic
and financial depression.
Without this record of increased
cotton exports, our port would also
have shown falling off in exports.
Savannah, for the same period,
shows a falling off of foreign exports
of not quite % per cent, or $1,344, ,494.
In cotton there was gain in Sa-
vannah of $1,339 Plea gain of not
quite 2.S per cent
Al, l,
to Show that while there was a slight
loss, there was gain in her main
export, cotton, as well as in Bruins
wick, and to show how well the two
great Georgia ports have compared
with other great ports Of the south
in this trying period.
Galveston, for the same period fell
off in foreign export not cutie 40 per
cent, CT 1852, ,721; in cotton $63,
342, 400, or about 40 per cent of loss in
cotton.
New Orleans for the same period
fell eff nearly T per cent; Newport
News 78.5 per cent Baltimore, about
30 per cent; Fernandina made an in
significant gain.
OF the southern ports which made
gains for these periods, but tEec eX-
ceeded Brunswick in the eEentage
|of gain
Georgia, ana especially Blfnswick,
Should feel gratifed that heF foreign
export trade is upon such a frm basis
as to escape the evil effeSts Of the
panic In the matter of fo&bign trade
it is far more difficult to n fcover from
depression than in the mi btter Of our
domestic trade.
The impression is steadily growing
that domestic trade will recover ncr-
mai proportions before tie end of the
year c. p. GOODYEAR.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-09
HEARD BEFdRE JUDGE spEER
Waycross Att tirney Wants Judge
Isaak Reversed,

c. c. ThomasI a Waycross attorney,
representing J. T. Strickland, bank
rupt, of Wayc1bss. appeared before
Judge Speer a Mt Airy yesterday
with a petition Asking that a decision
rendered by Referee Isaac in the
Strickland case be reversed.
The decision il question is one rem
dered by Judge isaac concerning the
petition of the bankrupt for home
stead The homestead was refused, as
there were some labcrers to be paid
out of the money in the hands of the
trustee, and the eferee held that the
laborers should first receive their
money Judge Speer will probably
render his decision in the course OF
a few days.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-09
BRYAN WORKING ON
HIS CAMPAIGN SPEECHES

Lincoln, Aug S.-Mr. Bryan is avail
ing himself of the cool weather by
utilizing every spare moment of his
time in preparing several speeches
which he will make this month. The
tariff speech, which is to be delivered
at Des Moines. is expected to be an
exhaustive treatment Of the subject
and will be one of the most important
of Mr.. Bryan's utterances during the
campaign.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-09
FOR LONG STRUGGLE.
Canadian Pacific Railway Fixing for
Big Strike.

Winnipeg, Aug. Sit is beginning
to be realized now that the Canadian
Pacific railroad is prepared fer a
long struggle with the striking me-
chanics. Three hundred Japanese me-
chanics, trained in railway shops and
schools on the Pacific coast states,
are being distributed where necessary.
Throughout Thursday night the strlh-
ers had pickets posted at all entran-
ces to the yards. 1t is not believed
the strike will interfere with the han
ding of the western crops. The Ca
madam Pacific telegraphers are pre-
pairing for strike within a fortnight.
The arbitration award will be forward
led to Ottawa next week and the men
do not believe its terms will satisfy
them.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-09
MILLS IN OPERATION I'M
THE SOUTHERN STATES

New York, Aug 8.-The National
Prosperity Association has received
reports from the yellow pine lumber
dealers that about 50 per cent of the
mills in Louisiana, Mississippi Ala
bana, Arkansas and Texas are now
in operation. Coal operators state
that C5 per cent of the mining forces
of Illinois, Kentucky and Tennessee
are at work, and The output win be up
to the normal in about 20 or 80 days.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-09
To Hold SpeciaI Meetinu.

A special meeting Of the Brunswick
Gun club viii be held in the directors
rooms Of the Glynn county bank, Tues.
day evening. Among other things the
club will consider the invitation ex-
tended by the Fernandina club to at.
tend tourney to be given in that city
early in September.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-09
TO ASK sAFFQLD
TO STEP [OOWN

The Atlanta Journal 0 Yesterday
says:
A meeting Of the executive and
campaign committees of be Young
Mems Democratic league VIII be held
Friday night at the city hall, in coun,
ell chamber, and among other things,
resolutions will be passed calling on
F. H. saffold,. state elector at large,
to resign. in view Of his opposition
to the democratic nominees, Bryan
and Kern.
One Of the members Of the league
said esterday morning:
"Mr. Saffolds known opposition to
MIR. Bryan and his advocacy of Mr..
Watson would cause his name to be
scratched in many instances by demo
Gratis, although he has announced his
intention to vote for Bryan in case
the latter carries the state, and might
cause him to be defeated by the Taft
elector'
( Additional resolutions will be in.
troduced caIlingson all the democrats
of the state to rally to Mr.. Bryan's s
aid, various committees will be ap
pointed, and other. preparations made
for the public meeting that is 10 be
held next Friday in the interest oi
Mr.. Bryan's candidacy. 80
indications now are that this rally
will prove successful in every detail
Among the speakers who have beer
invited are, Congressman Claytcn
Senator Clay, Governor Smith, JOSEPH
NJ. Brown. Chairman of the Stat,
Executive Committee Hewlett A. Hall
James r. Gray and Clark Howell
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-09
WILL BE INEXPENSIVE.
The Bryan Notification VIII Be Sim
ole and Democratic.

Lincoln, Neb., Aug. S.-Not more
than $500 will be spent by the local
committee upon the Bryan notilioa-
ton committee upon the Bryan noti-
.fcaticn ceremonies on Aug II. Ma
yor Brown, as Chairman Of ,he com
mittee, has raised that amount and
the expense will be kept within that
limit The parade on Aug 12 VIII
consist of two bands, a patoon Of po-
lice, and company Of mounted delno-
Gratis, as an escort for Bryan and
Kern and the notification committee
There will be no marching clubs in
the parade.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-09
DELMAS SAYS THAT
GIRLS STORY IS FALSE

New ORLEANS, Aug. S.-When inter.
viewed thisA morning, Dolphin M. Del.
mas characterized the story told yes
'terday by Miss Forsythe that he
had drilled Evelyn Thaw in the story
she told on the witness stand during
the trial Of Thaw. as absolutely false
He says that the story of Evelyn
Thaw's life as told the court was
known long before ne took the case
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-09
STRAIGHT TO FERNANDiNA.
Steamer Atlantic to Make Another
Trip There-,J oday.

Take the steamer Atlantic for Fer
Inandina this morning and enjoy :
pleasant trip on The water and a fine
surf beth on Amelia beach Flood
tide and high water all the evening
and fine band of music at The pa
.yilion and a lovely return trip by
moonlight. Boat leaves Mallory wharf
.ht 900 O'Clock a m sharp, returning
leaves Fernandina $50 o'clock p. M,
ARRIVING Brunswick 900 o'clock D. NJ
This will give five hours in Fernan
dina and fine trip home. Fare for
round trip, including car fare to the
beach and return, S100
Refreshments served on beat
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-09
BiqAuction Sale.

A big auctidp sale will occur at
Judge Lambright office On Monday
morning A large assortment OF cf.
fee, supplies will b from the block
and some genuine bargains are in
store for those needing roller top
desks. typewriters, cabinets. n book,
cases, e.c. ~
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-09
FLOUR MANUFACTURER
IN HANDS OF RECEIVER.

Chicago, Aug. S.--A receiver was
today appointed for the Pillsbury-
Washburn Manufacturing Co., Of Min
neapolis. the largest -four manufac-
turer IN the country outside the trust.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-01
LIVES NOW
FOR CHILDREN
MRS. ANNIE BRADLEY RETURNS
TO SALT LAKE TO FURTHER
PLANS TO BREAK ARTHUR
BROWNS WILL FOR HER SONS

SALT LAKE, Dec. 31.-Mrs.
Annie Bradley, slayer of former
Senator Arthur Brown, and recently
acquitted of the charge of murder
by a Washington, D. c., jury, ar
rived in Salt Lake late Christmas
night and is now staying with
friends.
Mrs. Bradley was glad to get back
to Salt Lake, and while she talked
volubly of the trial and of her pres
ent, she said little of the future, ex-
cept that she would live to see that
her children were properly cared for
and given the best that mother
can give them.
Mrs. Bradley said that she had
quite recovered from the terrible
nervous strain attendant upon her
trial.
II was nearly Frustrated with
nervousness" she said, "and while
/ l felt all the time that the jury
would acquit me as soon as they
heard my story, I was nevertheless
nervous and excited through =. 81.
1t was a terrible strain all ;ha
anxiety / was kept in shattered r,y
nerves. 1 believed that the excite
ment of it all helped to keep me UP.
At the end l was in state of nerv-
Gus collapse, but have recovered.
''The people in Washington, and
in the East generally, as we'll as the
people in Utah, were very good tt
me. I received expressions of sym.
pathy constantly while I was II
Washington, and the knowledge thai
sentiment of the people was in my
favor helped immensely through Il
all. l am very glad to get home
back among my friends, and I an
sure that all Salt Lake people viii
realize what I have gone through
and try to help me forget the past
Mrs. Bradley will have an inter
view this morning with her attorney
o. w. Powers, in preparation for thu
trial in which an attempt will b.
made to break the Brown will. Sh
will be one of the principal witness
es in that case and no doubt a re
= cital of her relations with forme
Senator Brown will take place dur
ing the trial.
trial
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-01
May ORGANIZE
bar ASSOCIATION
BANQUET FOR ATTORNEYS AT
BoLLINGER NEXT WEEK WILL
BE SOURCE OF MOVEMENT TO
ORGANIZE BAR ASSOCIATION

An assembly that may result In
the reorganization of the State Bar
association or in the perfecting of
county bar association will be cali
ed at the Bollinger hotel at 1880
O'Clock week from tomorrow, when
the attorneys of the county will be
given a banquet by the local men,
bers of the bar.
According to local attorneys this
AFTERNOON, the spread will be one of
the most sumptuous In the history
of the city, as one of them said, ga
regular five-plunk affair" While
the banquet will not be too formal.
it will be followed by speech-mak-
ing and toasts by both local men
and visitors and the project of COM
plotting permanent organization
will be brought up. The occasion
will be known only as banquet by
local men to their county friends,
but its result will undoubtedly be
the organization of the lawyers OF
the state into a strong body.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-01

The roller rink il ouen eger
night in the wek except Sunday.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-01

Don't forget the masquerade al
the roller rink New Years NIGHT.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-01
MACHINE SAVING FLOUR GOLD
Miners Pleased With Success Of
Evans Patent in Operation

Yesterday party of mining men I
interested in the placer gold ma
chine owned by Messrs. Mustoe and |
Evans of this city made a visit to
where the machine is in operation |
on the Snake river. The party con-
sisted of Frank Moore, P. w. Green
and j. D. Leonard, and was accom-
panied by Messrs. Mustoe and
Evans.
They witnessed the operation of
the machine and had a good oppor-
tunity to see the practical workings,
which will undoubtedly make posi-
BILE operation on ground that other
wise must be passed over.
After seeing the machine in OPP
Grafton and testing the ground be-
fore and after it passed over the
Elevators the visitors were loud in
their praise of the efficiency of the
method.
j When seen after their return
Messrs Leonard and Green stated
that they were satisfied of the mer-
it's of the machine. that it would
save the gold and that plants could
be made to handle large quantities
i. of ground very profitably. Both Mr..
Evans and Mr.. Leonard have been
J in the mining business for many
years.
Mr. Evans. when interviewed con-
: corning placing the machines upon
the market. said:
i I'VE are going to sell the ma
: chimes ana are now ready TO dc
business. People sometimes hesitate
about buying new inventions, but II
they can believe their own eyes we
. can show them that this machine
will, catch and save 95 per cent o.
coarse gold and fine gold and more
OF the -four and fake gold: that i
Twill handle. with the proper suppl,
Iof water, about 80 gallons per min
ute or about two miners inches, 81
to S5 yards per day for the smalles
size machine. depending somewha
D upon the character of the ground
4 and in ground that will pay NAL
l. 81 per day. rocking, this machin
!. will pay him IS to $40. as it vii
: easiiY handle that much more dirt
< I've will sell 25-yard machine
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-01

or small class. with an engine, for
1900, and in order to establish these
machines on the market we will
make special inducemept to any
one owning placer ground to buy a
plant of the small size or larger
size, as they think best, providing
they do not wait until we decide to
make the price the full cost Of the
machine.
I'VE are also willing to put In
with anyone and establish some ma
chimes on the Salmon river or on
some rich bars that we know of, or
that they can show us, and we viii
share in the profits. providing that
this offer shall be taken up at once
or arrangements be made with vi
for early work"
Messrs. Mustoe and Evans can b
found at 1907 G street or word ma.
be left at the Raymond house.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-01
new YORK'S new
MARRIAGE LAW
FOR THE FIRST TIME NEW
WORKERS WILL BE REQUIRED
TO SECURE A LICENSE To
WE'D

NEW YORK, Dec. Z 31.-A new
state law is to become effective in
New York tomorrow, which will
require prospective bridegroom to
be equipped with formal license
to wed before he leads his blushiug
bride to the altar. Romantic cor-
pies who, after moonlight auto
ride or a dinner party on Broadway
suddenly decide to wake up a par
son and get married, can no Longer
be accommodated.
1t is the first time in the memory
of any New Yorker that licenses
have been required preliminary t.
a marriage. 1t will be necessary fo'
both the bride and bridegroom &c
appear when license is issued, and
each will be required to answer
great many questions. If the candi'
!. date for matrimony has ever beer
married before. he must give the full
history of that ceremony, and If d.
vorced he must tell when and WhV
If either Of the couple answers th'
questions untruthfully, they arr
subject to prosecution for perjury
No youth under 81 or girl unde
1S win be given license withou
the written consent of both parent
or guardian. and the parents mus
be present in person to sign tn
document.
The law provides that a fee OF '
shall be paid for each license, an
at last years matrimonial rate I
this city the local treasury WI
take in $4,000 during the next l
months.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-01
GOOD RACING
CARD TODAY
TURF EXCHANGE WITH DIRECT
WIRE TO TRACKS, PRESENTS
ENTERTAINMENT FOR HORSE
MEN AND SPORTSMEN

The Turf Exchange boards are
displaying a fine card of events to
be pulled off at the California tracks
this afternoon. At Ookland the
New Years handicap will be the
feature. This is mile and an
eighth, with purse of $4,000, and
the event has called out the best of
the distance gallopers in training
there. The Keene stable has an
entry of three, Red Leaf, Clamor
and Grombio, that will be the rul-
ing favorites.
] The two-mile race, also on the
Oakland card, has Tetanus, an en-
! try from the Del Fountain stables,
that will be watched by the local
players and will carry the local
money in the race. The Rose sell
ing stakes at Arcadia, mile and an
eighth, has such winners as Edwin
Gum, ]. R. Laughry and Wellesley In
competition. A full description 81
each race is received by direct wirt
4 from the track.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-01
TAKES ISSUE
WITH ROOSEVELT
CONGRESSMAN LLITTLEFIELD
THINKS REMOVING DUTY ON
PULP WOULD BE UNWIsE AND
TENDING TO DEPLETE OUR
OWN FORESTS

PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. Con
gresham Charles e. Littlefield, in a
speech Monday night on Forests
and the Tariff on Wood Pulp" took
issue with President Roosevelt on
the presidents effort to reduce the
tariff on wood pulp, claiming that
such action would tend to increase
rather than diminish the drain on
American forests.
He argued that the Canadian gov
eminent would surely impose an ex-
port duty as agitation to that end
already had been started. The
American manufacturers of paper
he declared, would then be forced
to seek their pulp wholly in Ameri.
can forests on account of the high
err price the Canadian product would
command.
Regarding the protective tariff
| in general, Congressman Littlefielt
said in part:
''There will be general revision
of the tariff in the near future, bu
there will not be any necessity of |
revision of any particular schedul
at this time. That part of tn
country in which you and / are nov
living will not exercise determin
ing influence in that revision. Tn
suggestions which will come froT
the committee on ways and mean
will be submitted to a caucus Of tn
republican members of the hous
and senate. In that caucus thos
states west of Pennsylvania wi
have a majority of so over thos
states east of Pennsylvania. Whe
. you realize what that majority {
60 means you will realize that theI
never will be another tariff schedu'
that will treat the Industries I
New England with the considers
ton that they enjoy today"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-01
BURGLAR
WITH BULLET

NEW ARK, N. j., Jan. George
A. Fisher, city building inspector,
was aroused from his sleep last
night by burglar entering a store
adjoining his home and he opened
the window and called out What
are you doing there?" Teh reply
was bullet that entered his eye
and he died a fews hours later.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-01

Try The Teller Want ADS
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NO HALF RATES
FOR PREACHERS

CHICAGO, Ill, Jan. 1.-Bsgin
ming today, clergymen who haveS
been travelling on half rates on az
Western railroads viii be compelled
to pay full fare.
The action of the railroads in
abolIshing the half-rates SO long en-
ioyed by the clergy IS in line with
the announced policy Of Withdraw
ing oil reduced rate privileges f.
states where 2-cent laws are passed
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-01

Try The Teller want Ads.
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- The Telier want Ads.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-01
ST. LOUIS HOLDS
old YEAR WAKE

ST. LOUIS, Jan. IA recapitula-
tion of last nights New Years cele-
bration shows that four persons
were shot, one stabbed and one
beaten and robbed. There were
many arrests for fighting.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-01

Everybody will be at the Roller
Rink New Years night, even if you
can not skate come and see Gloomy
Gus" Happy HOlligan, the Clowns
Maud Muller, Dolly Warden, the col
onial maids. Little Red Riding Hood
etc. etc. They are all learning t.
skate and some Of them give promise
Of being artists in the skatOrial line
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-01

1t begins to look as though Mil
waukee, Columbus and Toledo will
be the only Sunday ball towns in
the American association next sea-
son.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-15

believed, and even stated that the girl,
who was arrested last night on infor-
nation furnished by Or. J. Jordan, an
employ OF the Virginia Passenger ana
Power Company, concealed the bottle
of poison about her person, and had
perhaps spent the entire night In sum
moning courage to end her life.
Coupled with the charge Of incorri'
gibility Is a second charge OF being
fugitive from justice, and an omcer
from DanviIle is expected this after
noon to take her back. The arrest
was made last night at lakewood PARK.
and the young girl was at once turned
over to the authorities. She was
taken to the First police station. as
there is no suitable place at the Second
station for such prisoners.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-15
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Nv virtue of a decree or the Circuit
Court of Elizabeth City County in the
chancery suit of Cable Com
pany VS.. A. E. Black ct al we
will, in front Of tine pr emIses. on wed
nesday. July the 18TH. 1908, at f:3o
d. H., offer for sale at public auction
to the highest bidder for, CASH. all
that certain lot. piece or parcel OF land
in Elizabeth City County, Va. num-
,sr Forty four (4D in Block Eleven
40 As shown on the map or the
property OF the Newport News, lamp
ton and Old Point Development Com
pany. made by G. NJ. Braxton, Z. r.
and recorded in the Clerks ONCE or
the County Court OF Elizabeth City
County in Deed Book Il. page 3Zl-
1923: being the same property convey
ed to the said A. E. Black by deed OF
George G. Clark and wife recorded IN
said Clerks Office in Deed Book 81.
mage. 40, and winch said property Is
fuIIv described in the papers OF salu
BENZ. c. WHERRf,
C. AYLETT ASHBY,
Special Commissioners.
Circuit Court OF Elizabeth CITY
| County.
This is to certify that the bond re-
louired by the said Court OF b. e..
Wherry and c. A. Asnby, special COM
missioners. in chancery cause OF Cable
Company vs.. A. f. Black ct al mas
been duly given. with security APPROX
| ed by me. and filed: ,ooo
Dated this 2Gth day OF June 1908.
i II. Fl. HOLT, Clerk.
Il 7-4-tO15