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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-25

PHYSICIANS WERE
PLACED ON STAND.

LaPorte, Ind, Nov. 24.-Dr.
Walter Haines. who came from
Washington 10 testify in be-
half OF Ray Lamphere, today
admitted the murder OF Mrs.
Guinness on the cross -eXamina-
ton. He said poison had been
found in the bodies OF the wo-
man and child taken from the
ruins of the Guinness home
He said it might have been ad-
ministered after death.
DR.. J. L. Gray testified said
death of Mrs. Guinness could
have been caused from sufo-
cation by the rire.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-25
CREW Has BEEN SAVED.
Man CT Wrecked Vessel From This
Port Picked Ur.

A telegram from New York yestar-
day announced that the members of
the crew of the schooner John N.
Brown which was wrecked some time
ago, had been picked up and landed
st New York The men were picked
up by the steamer Carolina
Tie 3}rowu sailed from this 'o't
sonc tir;c ago With cargo of lun.-
Der. She encountered gale and was
totally wrecked while bound to St.
John. n. 3.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-25

COUNTERFEIT LEADER
ADVISES THE WOMEN.

Chicago, Nov. 24.-Iola Park
, inson. the queen OF the coun-
? terteiters, today made a state
= ment to the officers. in which
= she said it was easy to con-
, vince her neighbors that she
; was a hard working housewife
while she was heading the
, greatest band of counterfeit
ers ever organized in this
, country.
She advised all girls to stick
, to their mothers whose love,
, she says, means more to them
than the glittering promises OF
the men who profess to adore
? them.
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SECRETARY WRIGHT
ASKS INFORMATION

Washington, Nov. 24.-SecratAry
Wright today cabled General G0zthals
asking for information concerning the
alleged sinking Of the Gatun dam Of
heials Of the war department declare
that the actual work on the dam has
not yet begun and that only Jhe ie-
tanning wall is At pr=sen, being SON
structed.
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RAILROADS CAN NOW
CHANGE TIE RATES

Louisville. Nov. 24.-The Kenm Ky
railroad committee this atte noon de-
cided to waive tho long ana .hor
haul'' clause OF The constitution ara
give the railroads permission to
change their rates in acc1:dance With
the lowest combination QUO cd.
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FEATHERWEtGHTS WILL
MEET IN BOUT TONlGHT T

Los Angeles. NOV 2@-Abe AttaH.
American. and Freddie WeIch. IKE
English champion featherweiaht, sill
fight tomorrow night at Jefries All
letic club for the featherweight cham
pionship of the world
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-25
UNION SERVICE.
They viii Be Held Thursday at the
PresbNerian Church.

A union THANKSGIVING service viii
be held on Thursday morning at il
O'Clock at the Presbyterian church.
Rev. J. E. Sammons will preach the
sermon, the First Baptist, First Meth
odist and Presbyterian churches being
united in this service. The public are
cordially invited TO attend.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
WESLEY1N TO PLAY HERE
Hill Meet Nesc York on Gr7dirOn
on Election Dan.

The football management at New York Unyer-
sity announced Yesterday that the Election Day
game Rutgers. which has been feature for
three years had been dropped. Rutgers wanted an
increased guarantee. which the local mana cement
was unwilling to give The date will probably be
filed by a game with Wesleyan The New Eng
land team New York on the Eridiron
since 1903. a close game al Middletown re-
suited in a defeat New York by score of to D.
With tlfs exception of the Princeton Dartmouth
game this will be the most important contest OF
the year in New York, and there is no regret at
University Heights at the result OF the excessive
demands of the Rutgers management
Wesleyan has many alumni in New York who
used 40 turn enthusiastically for the games
that were once played annually with Columbia
The. New England college is a stronger rival Tor
the New Workers than Rutgers has been in recent
years and a meeting between the two colleges
should prove interesting.
While football plans being made at Unver-
sity Heights other teams busy. The gymnastic
team which holds the intercollegiate and national
championships. expects have trouble in de-
featinG Yale tonight. Princeton has beaten Yale
this year and lost New York the comparison
favors the local
The baseball squad had its first outdoor practice
yesterday afternoon. and put in two hours of
hard work at Berkeley Oval The first game is
scheduled for a week from tomorrow, and will be
plaved at New Haven with Yale Two crews have
been on the Harlem for than a week and
are quickly getting in racing trim
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
HACKENSCHMIDT DUE TO-DAY.
Chsmpion Wrestler Will Be Guest of Illinois
A. C. in Chicago Next Month.

". w. wittig, who arranged the championship
match between Georges Hackenschmidt ana FRANK
Gotch which is to be decided at Dexters PaViloh'
Chicago on April 3, received the following tele-
gram last night from the Illinois Athletic Club:
we shall be very glad to entertain Hacken-
schmidt at the Illinois Athletic Club during his
stay this city"
Evidently Chicago means to make q great event
of the championship match, as the club allotments
already applied for include block OF one hum
dred seats for women relatives of the various ath
letic organizations.
Hackenschmidt himself is by education civil
engineer and a man of some culture, who speaks
five languages nuently. In an interview given to
q London newspaper a day two before his de-
parture the Russian Lion said: Il expect TO
spend of my spare time the Lustania in
skipping the rope. / find that this is excellent
ercise which, with the ordinary physical culture
tasks which induce natural breathing and general
muscular elasticity. is sufficient to keep man in
good trim.
The champion Is expected TO reach New York
about o'clock fhis afternoon. He will do
preliminary work 81 n nina sium i'm 23d street
and will give hls first public exhibition = The
Grand Central Palace Monday evening
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
NAVY MEN on DIlNOND.
Fifth Candidates. 7cith All Of Last
Years Team. Ont Cndcr Fulf~.
IRN Telegraph to The Tribune.


Annapolis March 12-Dave Ft!ltz, head coach for
the Naval Academy baseball team this year had
squad Of nearly fifty midshpmen out on the parade
grounds this afternoon for practice The work
out was a lively one. and some of the men showed
good form.
The entire team that represented the Navy last
wear on the diamond is still in the academy. The
veterans took the field they did last year and
for two hours had fielding practice. After that
some Of the most promising OF the new men and
last years substitutes were brought IN and had
:. tryout under the eyes of the coaches.
The Navy is thirsting for revenge on the Army
for the ninth inning defeat it suffered from 1t at
West Point last year Although all of iasI year s
team are eligible this year. prospects are not as
bright as this would TO indicate. for last
Years team is generally conceded here to have
been the that has represented the Navy for
some time.
The chief weakness appears to be in the box y an
Auken. I-amphier and Meade the most prom
Using box candidates but none of these has shown
auv exceptional ability SteadinesS Meade de-
veloped rapidly last year. and may make good
man this year The of last years team who
reported to-day were: HambSch. catcher; Lam
phier. Meade and Van Auken, pitchers; Stiles first
base: Bacon. captain second base: Gill. Shortstop;
Strickland. third base: Lanse. quarterback on the
football team. left field: Battle. centre field and
Dag11e. the Navy'e All-American end. right field.
Among the promising Of last years sub
stitutas F. Harris. pitcher; Jones. catcher; J.
Harris Lombard and Purne. infelders. and Pash-
ley. outffelder Among the most promising OF the
new men are: Julian. intielder- and Scott pitcher
The first game is scheduled for March 81
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
WITH ATHLETIC BOULERS
n. \. Il. {. Rolls Last Games and
Makes Third Place NearlU Sure.

Six of the eight teams in the Athletic Bowling
League ended their season last night. The New
York Athletic Club five the odd on the Jer-
sey City club alleys. while the Montclair club lost
the Columbia Club In the other series
the Newark Bay club at home, from the
PaSsac club
This leaves only one series TO be rolled-Eliza-
beth US. ROseviUe next Monday night. New York
ends its season with twenty-four games won and
fifteen lost. which will probably give the local
team third place. Newark Bay comes next fol-
lowed by Jersey City. MontcIair and Columbia
is absolutely last
New York began modesty Jersey City, los
ing the first game with SS but thereafter the Wis
iting side did credita bly, The best work was &C
complished in the last game, where Arnold and
CIute, with 234 and 2l2. respectively. enabled the
team to total 93J, thrty-two pins better than
Jersey City. The We're as follows
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
ZTST CAR At CHEYENNE.
Spirit by Italian an N'neteen-Hou'
Dash THROUGH Wyoming Snozc.

Rock Springs. Wyo March 12-The 'hofnas car
in the New York Paris race passed through this
town which is 2.345 miles from New YORK at IFS"
m having covered forty-five miles since leaving
Bitter Creek this morning.
Chevenne wyo March 12--The Zust- the italian
car in the New York Paris was greeted en-
Enthusiastically on its unexpected arrival here TO-
night after running 1874 miles from Paxton IN
nineteen hours. Cheyenne is 20S2 miles from Ne"
York and the Zust car is gaining on the Thomas
Omaha. Neb March 12.-Tie De Dion car. which
left lie Grand. Iowa, yesterday afternoon, was
reported twenty miles from here this evening. and
is expected tonight. St. Chatfray has driven the
car thirty hours, without rest The Protos car Is
reported at MarshalltoUn Iowa tonight. 2o5 miles
east of here while the Moto- Bloc is being repaired
at Clinton Iowa
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
HORSES FURNISH FROLIC.
Students and CHESTS Enjoy Spring
Festival at TichenOr- Grand.

A crowd which taxed the capacity of the build
ing attended the spring equestrian fete or the
Tichenor-Cirand Riding Academy, at Broadway ana
61st street. last night A women's potato race on
horseback proved the novelty of the evening.
According to the conditions, each contestant was
provided with a basket. and the object was to get
many potatoes possible in given space of
from the supply basket. placed in the centre
of the The riders extracted the potatoes
by means of long wooden spears. Some might
have had success with hat pins. At any
rate Miss r Howe with ease. she speared
enough potatoes TO give whole family a square
meal
The game of polo between the Invincibles and
the Tchenor-Grand Company furnished plenty of
excitement and. considering the handicap under
which the contestants labored the playing was
creditahe. The Tichenor-Cirand team finally won
by goals =.
Although the Invincibes started well with goal
cleverly made by James Cooley, the home team
soon got going and evened up that at
the end of the first half the stood each
Harry Guthrie and Jack Wilmerding counted for
Tichenor-Grand in the second half and the latter
without difficulty.
There were thirty couples in the grand entree
ride for patrons and pupils. The participants We're
ably conducted by George Mills. the commander,
who sent the riders through variety of figures,
affording excellent opportunity for display of
horsemanship.
Master Edward De Crenea the jeu-de- barre
contest, and incidentally the silver cup. the
contest in question the final of the series
The winner rode exceptionally well.
Nine Etoile and Professor Nenila. OF Hippo
drome fame, with their six performing horses,
offered act thrilling il interesting.
The coaching act. conducted along lines some
what out OF the ordinary proved a feature. Mrs.
\. de Cernea the whip in coach and Sid
ney Wyie in the other. Both coaches We're well
filled. After driving round the coaches reined up
together in the centre, and 10y way of a finale the
occupants broke into song. Others who took part
We're Mrs. Y. Grimwood, Mrs. Josephine Mckay,
Miss Helen Sample, Miss Z. Howe, Miss Wilder,
Miss George Whitcomb, Miss NJ Gardner. Mrs.
George Mills. V. Grimwood l.. II. Stern. E G.
BabcOck +. Kirkland and Il. Leventritt
Other events on the programme, which was I'M
usually long were basketball, high jumping and a
stecplechasc.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
f.fBLE CHESS TO-DAY.
Tenth Match for Ne7cnes Trophy
Finds .fmfrica IN " e0k Position.

yrasLrne7 f,,- the absence of several pror1,-
rent pls-ers. notably ! ". showelter. of George
town K7. and ( ". hampton. of Philadelphia
bot Of v-hom tAleGraplred yesterday that they
guild not come New York. and 7 / Marshall
thc American International PLAYER who i at
present his family somewhere in Germany
end had not been found NJ last night. the
Americans in the tenth Of the series of interna-
-io-al cable chess matches with Great Britain for
possession Sir George Nevnes's trophy. begin
ming this morning. Al 20 o'clock New York time.
pfll le Handicapped seriously in their efforts 10
raco1er the cup hold down their opponents to
p tie match.
Kline PLAYERS have been named definitely. and
the tenth place the will he filed in this
morning The chosen nine are j + Barry, Of
Boston: A " Fox. of Washington IL Helms, OF
New York A y. Hodges. of Staten Island: c. s
Howell Of London. native of America. who
viii play bis game the sixth board in London:
n Morgan :. J. Stademan and II @ Noigt- all
Of Philadelphia and @. II. Wobrecht, of ST
Louis The three reserve players the list are
2 Delnlar. l. ". Libaire and g. Nugent. all of
New York Barry. Hodges and Voigt Will play
a top boards and probably IN the order
named.
Advices from the other side say that there viii
be three changes in the personnel OF the team
which recovered the trophy last year. after il
had been in this country for eight years The
British players viii be II (. Atkins, J. II. Black
hurne. J. II Blake A Burn T. + Lawrence, the
W G, Palmer. G. W Richmond. g. A
y
Blake, Palmer and Thomas have been substi-
tuted for Dr. IL Holmes T. J. Lee and Il. p
Michel of last years team.
Play q this end viii be in the rooms of the
brooklyn Chess Club, in the Thomas Jefferson
Building No. Court Square, Brooklyn. and the
British team viii be stationed in the Hotel Savoy,
the Thames Embankment, London. where the
city Of Ioneon Chess Club is in charge. 8 b.
Ehittender- 3 H cragg. r. 7. MessiteT and J. J.
sporers are the members of the Brooklyn Chess
lrh 1fln rfeG ha hazya 1dQ
Ill the arrangements this side Of the water,
including the selection of the American team
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
MERCTRYFOOT MEN WIN
HOCKET CLUB SW W-4NPED'
n y 4. &. Takes Last League
Game and Ties for Second Place.

50, ,sr,,. Of the Amateur Hockey
League cha ranlpionship series the New hoiA AZ AL
l.,ic club defeated the Hockey CLUB ol Ne" 10 -
,.s. nigh, AT ST Nicholas Rink by Eoals 10 l.
t.. ra-,,1t causes a tie for second place between
tbe pinrers last night and the ST Nlchotas
Hockey Club The Hockey Club comes next anu
the Wanderers bring up the rear "lthooi s"
20 their credit The Crescen1s teSo WIN " ~
broken record of victories
Tho game last night fast but unlnteres'-
ing 10 tie few hundred persons present as 'He
result was one-sided TO arouse any eii
tb-,siasn1 The losers should have insoe III hucH
closer as they had many good openings ou'
failed 10 take advantage Of them and there "aS'
.s ususl with them no TO rush IN on sooo
shot They always doing the wrong hi''is
when near their opponents goal II tle man
with the puck should have passed. he shot: Wleii
he should have shot. lie passed ana 'huS u he''
soinc throughout tho game
Prophv a ld BroadfooJ We're missing from te
New York Athletic Club defence ana ullS ii"'
1T necessary for Castleman TO ran hach AiO'i
rover 10 coverpoint. while White took Brophy
place a. point Dillabough filled Castienah ; reg
,,Isv rositjon at rover Brophy and Broad1ool
were not in good condition. and as the team
faces the Eictorias of Montreal. a week from 10
ncrroH night. they took n" chances "L i"' NV"
injury last night.
The Hocie,- Club took the offensive at the start
and for 2 couple of minutes kept their opponents
on the defensive, but could not land the ruooeI
in the cage. Bryan and Harmon, in pretty com
finstion came within an lnch Oh ScoTllS "li nd
mons shot but the rubber Just hit the post lheli
pTlaboush and Dalton returned but Dhabougl
missed the pass and the rubber was returned TO
The other end. where Dalton took possession OF IL
and IN com nbination with Coolican. worked by NC
Kenzie and Russell Coolican scored the first goal.
Immediately after this Dillabough and heete got
in miN-tp and both went off for two minutes
Dalton made point on the rebound from
Ellison Of his shot. and then for the next te"
minutes the puck carried UP and down the
ice with Hockey Club men missing the easiest
Kind OF chances Finally Castleman. in
one Of his brilliant. lodging carried the rub
her down the ice and slammed il past Ellison for
the third and last goal OF the half.
Alien took Famley's place on the Hockey club
line the second half Dalton scored Immediately =
after Play started a neat piece OF individual
work. and then Bryan. 4 moment later made the
only goal for The Hockey Club from close range
Dillabough followed with long, hard shot from
near centre which got by Ellison Bryan inn
nledstelv after this pur of for slashing Dilia-
houch and while h. OF the game for a
minute Coolican tailed the final goal pass
dear across the ice from Peabody The summary
follows
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
JOCKEYS IN BAD SPILL.
Three Fail at Nezc Orleans and
HOFFMAN Is Badly Hurt.

d
the start of the seventh at the Fair Grounds
to-day, when their mounts stumbled in the rush
henry, Leibert and Hoffman the victims, and
HOFFMAN was painfully hur1. Weather clear track
fast The summaries follow:
First three and furlongsp-Inte1yene los
ono. focotaifgn. 10 tRrusseln. /. Time,
oi@s6. All Red Tyler Iohn Hall, Guy Fisher Trans
form Hrotto Bonnie keso. Ngser Rab Silverton
ROCK and Scantling also
second race selling. tya and one-Half fvrJonpsl-
FaYottc, los 'Koerner) 10 = won; Ward iU2 z
'Notter To . second: MondeIla. 102 tWalshl 3 to l.
tni Time Los. Florence n. TilekiIns Vgilant.
Hasty, Finesse Tea Leaf. Ether Carr Meadow Green
Third race selling furlongS,-Ben Trovato. ios
'McCaheyl. 70 l. won Alonby. 106it powers, 10 ,
second; Rose Of Pink it-l2 ,MindeJ. IL / third.
b'aden Martins Reticen. Tyrolian, Mnnehsha Deshon
and Black Mantilla also
Fourth handicap. six f,rIongsl-A Muller %
tEnn's II to J. won, Cooquy, 1l& powers. II e :,
second Jae"hite l2f tNotterl, 70 4. third. Time.
l13&s- Coldproof. Ida May and Infanta also ran
cshey1 - 70 = Won Royal Ben. los tIIeury' 70 :,
second Lord Dixon. 10i D J. third Time
l2Ntb. Quagys, Daring. Marsh Redon Cabegrdm. La
tayee Gifan. Jack Bratton, Csopian. Alfonso Crafty
and Wild Irishman also
sixth selling, mile and sixteenth
~ 'SumerI. IL to Donna. U5 (McCaheyp
second tiresn seal. t04 eHenrYJ third Time.
569E Plsntlard, Belle Scott and Duke of Ssngamon
also
Seventh selling one mile and an eighth,-,ioId-
. l. second: IIaIbard. tMcCahey) J3 to . third
Time. i54* John Smulski Ternus. Lemon Girl,
lights Fayorite Amberack. jungle Imp, Junetime
view and Elaine also ran Junetme, Bellevicw and
Elaine their riders.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
BROOKLYN SOCCER PLAYERS WIN.

Playing at full strength, The Association football
eleven OF the Brooklyn Football Club defeated
eleven CT the steamship St. Paul at Marquette
Oval Brooklyn, by the score Of goals TO yester-
cay afternoon C Watts captain of the home
team. accounted for less than five of the goals
Shortly after the game began Watts tailed twice
in succession. Smith then followed with a nice
shot which he had dribbled half way down the
field. This ended the scoring for the first half
After the .estart G. Throne, centre Of the St Paul
eleven. came within ace of scoring, but the
bail was Well saved by A McAusland of the home
team. Smith again scored for the Brooklyns and
x Stiles centre followed with another the ball
being passed by Captain Watts at inside right.
Shortly thereafter Watts scored three times in
ia pid' succession for the home team. The ball was
near the Brooklyn net 1t the call of time. II.
Cross and @. Throne played excellent game for
the losing SIDE.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
sLossoN WINS SEVENTH GAME.

George F. 6iosson won his seventh game from
ffrnnin Caseignol the Frenchmsn, in the 49, balk-
line billiard tournament Slosson's Academy
night ny the OF 800 TO 21.
-"r-he Student vas in fine form. completing his
e,r,e IN twenty-five innings with or
z 1917 ezH high ,tins ~ J,o- 6S and 81 TsssigBoI
"a h,rh rue. c. 40 N and a and average Of
- x%I-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
RACING RENEWED IN CUBA.

Havana, March IA season OF sixteen days
horse racing. the first since 1902. begun this
afternoon at the new mile track Almendares
Station. near Camp Columbia under the auspices
of the Cuban Racing Association. BY order Of
Governor Magoon the day was declared a half
bnIidar n the gnXernInent denaI tmenLs.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
YANKEES LOSE FIRST GAME.

FBy Telegraph to The TIibune
Atlanta. March 12.-The New York American:
lost their first game here to-day, the local team
winning by a OF 5 to 3.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Rev Dr. william Garter .paradss Lost fGH 9 the
for the Fr:endless Plaza Hotel II J. IN
Meeting of Jniversalist Womens Alliance Church
OF our Father, Brooklyn. IL Il m.
Talk on Current History by Miss Janet < Richards
United states Daughters of lsl.. DelmOnieO's,
Meeting ta8;a Of 10 'ae m Post aF'@'"en' oo0
Free admission 70 ths AmeriGan Museum of Natural
Meeting Of Century Theatre Club. Hotel Astor.
Ne" Hote! aS! Assor, $50 p m.
Meeting the womans Press Club. Waldorf Astoria.
Dinner of the Club No los rerr-Pont street.
F0iktGts stfa,S' so Msndaissohn Hall evening
William NJ WINS. Municipal Government" under
auspices Of Peoples Institute. Cooper Union. s
Meeting ase Gs i9s 9S s. Wsss ss'n p
Meeting OF the Patria Club. Savoy. 80 p.
Meeting the New York Genealogical and Biographi-
cal Society. No. 226 West osth street, $50 p.
lectures & Of the Board Of Education p M;
avenue ProiessoT Ernest r Fehollosa ,, lss q
Ea pa5e A5f IN thSon So No 4aa 4 East ssh
m h GnSe @ pomnh car and BSGmo
streets. George poneldson The West Indies % oi-
sfss5 s9Sstt'Sf Frank RslcSsr EHsanG SfH i
and XeTnysa r
school Isl. i27th street and St Nchoias avenue
Henry L. carsill, Immigration and Emigration:
aPe ssth streets Ben NJ SaasisS "an,hracits coa
Streets Pulls Mis- lss M Sao @Ed %
Golden Gate Country tiustratedl; West Side
Neighborhood House. No bol West Goth street.
Mrs Y. Reed. THE First Trip Across our
Country. 1S0+' (tllustrated); Young Mems Beney
Association, No. 31i East broadway Ben
jaInn c. Gutenberg. life Aggressive: Utilizing
the Environment (iilustrated): Public School
I6eth stree, and Third avenue. Professor j. New
Gray, The Aerial Ocean; Public School :.
MoshOlu Parkway. Briggs and Bainbrdge avenues.
Bedford Park, Frederick Campbell. "Eclipses OF
the and Moon" illustrated: Public School
II. Fordham avenue near Main street. City Island
James b. Darlington. Days n Open (iIIus-
trated); Public School 2s. Anthony and fremont
l. 'Photography'' il
lustrated); Public School 49, 1881 street between
Beaumont and Canbreleng Herbert l.
Bridgman, "fiudson--Fultcn The Men the
River illustrated: Public School IS Jerome
north Of tS+th Robert Enn
Our National Forests" 'tnustTst~ds. Flbit-
school So Avenue g. between sth and orh
Cnionport. John G Oswald. The History Of PRINT
ting liilustrAtsd(.