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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-13
AT TIE PAsTIME.

The usual interesting program OF
pictures will be rendered at the Pas
time, Brunswick's new moving pic
ture, show tonight The pictures to
be shown will all be new and inter-
esting The new theatre is rapidly
growing in popularity and large
crowds were present during the sew
eral performances last night. Three
interesting pictures which are sure
n please the patrons win be pre-
sentef toniGht
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-13
Preparing For
the Opening

j. w. Dillingham;, the New York
representative of S. H. Kress & Co,
arrived in the city Sunday and is
stopping at the Oglethorpe Mr.. Gill
lingham comes to open the new store
just erected by the Kress company
and has already started work TO that
end.
G. r. Holinquiest. formerly OF
Jacksonville, has also arrived in the
city and he will be the local mana
ger of the new store Both of these
gentlemen will be busy for the next
several days preparing for the OPEN
ing of the store on the 23d. Messrs.
Gillingham and Holinquiest both ex-
pressed themselves as being delight
ed with Brunswick.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-13
sUNsET LIMITED DERAiLED,
NOBODY WAS INJUREL

FL Paso, July 12.-The Sunset Linn
ted Of the Southern Pacific. due in
Fl Paso from the east this morning
was derailed at Aragon. the engine
mail. baggage and chair cars GONE
into the ditch.
The engineer and flremen irmned
the former escaping unhurt. The fre
man was injured, but not fatally
None Of the passengers IN the chaii
car were injured
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-13
A MILLIONAIRE MURDERER.
Must Pay Widow OF His Victim the
Sum of 100000

FL Paso, Tex, July 12.-News was
received here. Thursday that the SUI
preme court of the state of San Luis
Potisi, Mexico, has confirmed the
death sentence of Gonzales, million
aire, who was convicted of the 1rur-
der of his brother in-law, Manuel
Ituree, the wealthy son of an Ar'eri-
can.
In addition to confirming the death
penalty the court has issued decree
requiring Gonzales to pay the widow
of the man he murdered the sun #
$4,000. The prominence, popularity
and wealth of Gonzales was relied
upon TO secure for him lighter SEN
teDce.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-13
LOOKS BAD FOR M'LENDoN.
Representative Reese Thinks He viii
Be "ConVicted."

Representative Reese, in converse
ton with a News reporter yesterday,
said that unless sentiment had
changed among the members of the
house and senate since he left At
lanta last week, it was more than
likely that Ex-Governor Smith would
be sustained in his action of sus-
pending Railroad Commissioner Nc
Tendon, which means that the COM
missioner will not get his position
back
Mr.. Reese said that it appeared to
him that a majority Of the members
of the house had already decided on
the case and that It really looked bad
.er the railroad commissioner
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-13
GLIDDEN TOUR
WAS STARTED
MORE THAN TWO SCORE CARS
WERE ENTERED IN THE BIG
AUTO CONTEST.
This is the First Time That the Gid
denites Have Ever Gone So Far
West-Many Entertainments Have
Been Planned On the Route.

Detroit, June 12-With more than
two-score cars comprising the caval-
cade, the 1909 Glidden tour started
from Detroit today. Before the tour
is completed the caravan of motor
cars will have travelled more than
$500 miles. July 29th is the date and
Kansas City the place set for the
finish, and the cities to be visited
by the tourists include Chicago, Min
neapolis, st. Paul Omaha and Den
yer. great crowd gathered in De-
troit today to witness the Inaugural
ton of the long run and cheer the
motorists on their way The tourists
will not lack for entertainment along
the way as every city on the route
has expended many thousands of dol
lars in preparing for their coming
This is the first time that the Gid
denites have gone so far west and
the entrants are expecting a great
time in Denver and in running along
the foot hills of the Rockies.
List of Entries.
The official list of entries and their
uulilDef Is as tOllOWS:
For the Glidden Trophy-No. 1.
Premier; 2, Premier; 3, Chalmers-D De-
troit; 4, Marmon; s, Marmon: g. E.
M. F.; Z, e. M. F.; s, e. M. F.; 8.
Maxwell; II, Jewell; 70. Piece Ar
row; IA, Pierce Arrow; Is, Glide; 16,
Thomas; II, Midland; IS, Lexington;
10, Stoddard Daytona; 20, Stoddard
Dayton; Fl, stoddard- Dayton; %,
White.
The Itinerary.
Kalamazoo, Mich, is the objective
point of the tourists on the first day.
The second day will bring them into
Chicago. Three days will be spent
crossing Wisconsin and reaching
Minneapolis.
Leaving Chicago, July IA, the tour
lists will go to Madison, Wis, thence
to La Crosse, Wis, and Minneapo-
lis, where two days will be spent.
On the morning of July 10, they will
swing on to the southwest, heading
for Denver, reaching there on July
oath.
The tourists will spend two DAYS
in the Colorado capital, and on the
9th they will begin the last leg of
the long Journey, leaving Denver for
Hugo, Colo. The final three days Of
the tour are as follows: TO Oakley,
Kan; to Salina, Kan, and to Kansas
City, Nom
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-13
A COMMISSION TO
PASS ON THAWS
SANITY
THREE ALIENlSTS ARE TO SAY
WHETHER OR NOT HE is
a SANE MAN.

White Plains July 12.-Harry
Thaw's sanity will be passed upon
by commission of three alienists if
the attorneys can agree upon the men
who are to compose the board This
was agreed upon at a hearing before
Justice Mills today.
4 number of witnesses testified as
to Thaw's versatile knowledge. poetry
and literature. science and sports
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw will probably
go on the stand tomorrow
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-13
GIRL IN NEW YORK
SHOTS NEGRO YOUTH

New York, July 12.-Mary Leppin, a
pretty Irish girl, 20 years old, walked
up behind Joseph Thompson, West
Indian negro youth. in downtown
apartment house, where he ran the
elevator, and shattered his spine with
bullet
The girl fired four shots, three Of
which lodged in the Negroes body.
Tho girl who became hysterical after
the shooting, said that she did it be
cause Thompson had ceased to care
for her. The negro will die.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-13
AN INTERESTING SESSION
OF THE POLICE COURT

Yesterdays session of the police
court was one of the most interesting
held in several months, and at the
same time it proved to be one Of the
best financially for the city, as many
Of the offenders were convicted and
fines imposed most of which were
paid
There were large number Of evil
doors present in the court when the
mayor called his tribunal to order.
Some were up on the usual minor
charges, while others Jared worse and
were convicted Of more serious crimes.
1t was the latter who paid the heayq
fines
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-13
WANT TO ELIMINATE
THE TREATING HABIT

Cincinnati, o., July 12.-The elm
nation Of the treating habit as an
antidote for prohibition was the plan
suggested at the convention Of the
German American Alliance today.
The delegates were instructed TO
make every effort 10 stamp out the
practice The alliance pledged itself
as opposed to all blue laws.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-13
TONIGHT AT THE GRAND.

The big feature picture will be
shown at the Grand tonight entitled
&c. Q. d., or Saved by Wireless" This
is true story of the wreck of the
Republic and will prove 20 be the
most realistic picture ever shown in
the city.
"a Game of Chess" is a very funny
subject shown for laughing purposes
only
Love Me, Love Ny Dog" is also
a very amusing picture and keep the
audience in 4 good humor
There is some class to the pictures
shown at the Grand
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-13
TWO CONVlCTs ESCAPED,
BUT BOTH WE'RE CAPTURED

Two of the misdemeanor convicts
escaped from the county gang Sun
day night. but they were at liberty
for only a short time, as Superintsn-
dent Higginbotham and his guards
succeeded in capturing them before
they could get out of the county. Both
Of the conyicts were sent to the gang
short time ago. having been con-
v.cted in the city court
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-13
ARMY OFFICER TO DRILL
SOLDIERS ON ST. SIMON

General Albert l.. Mills, of the de-
partment Of the gulf, has agreed to
assign an officer from the United
States army to st. Simons during the
encampment of the Fifth and Second
regiments, to drill the men.
Adjutant General Scott asked for
a company of regulars, hut General
Mills stated that the al preparation for
travelling expenses had been cut
down, and that a company could not
be sent. He said he would be very
glad to send an officer, however, and
this was accepted
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-13
EVELYN THAW SAYS SHE
WILL STAND BY HARRY

New York, July 12.-Evelyn Nesbit
Thaw is expected to be a witness for
her husband Harry X Thaw, at the
inquiry into his present mental con-
dition, which was resumed before
Justice Mills in the supreme court at
White Plains today
Il will testify for Harry" said
Mrs. Thaw. 81 will stick by him as a
wife should stick by her husband, and
as | always have stuck by him. 1t
is my duty and I shall not shirk 1t
now"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-13
WALL STREET MARKET.

The Prices Yesterday Morning Started
at Higher Figures Than Saturday.
New York, July 12.-The stocks
started the week at prices higher than
last weeks closing.
Exceptions were among the less
important stocks aside from Hill Pa
clfcs, which were included in frac-
tional declines.
The Improvement in prices at the
opening did not bring out much real
ling, which encouraged wider de-
mand for standard railroad and in
dustrial stocks. The buying slacken-
ed and some good gains were made,
but the prices were sustained at the
best.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-13
REGlMENTAL OFFICERS
INSPECTED CAMP SITE

Two or three officers of the Second
and Fifth Georgia regiments spent
Sunday on st Simon inspecting the
camp site and the rifle range, and all
Of the officers expressed themselves
as being well pleased with the island
and pronounced it an ideal place for
the encampment
The indications are that both these
Georgia regiments will bring down AZ
unusually large number Of mer
while many ladies', wires and daush
ters of the officers, VIII also be on the
island during the encampment
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-13
GHs Wound was
Self Inflicted

Chicago, July 12.-That the wound
of Ella Gingles, viewed by Dr. Arthur
Price while the girl was tied to a
bath tub at the Wellington hotel, was
self-infiicted, was the opinion of the
physician who testified in the sen
sational case today
The court overruled a motion of
the defense to have the Gingles girl
show the scar on her knee to the ply
sician.
Mrs. Annie Williams, a detective in
a dry goods store, testified that the
Gingles girl had been caught taking
articles from the store.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-13
SHOT WlMAN WHO
REFUSED TO MARRY HIM

Abbeville, 6 c., July 12.-Angered
by Mrs Maggie Penders' refusal of
his suit for marriage. l.. L. Patter-
son, a mill operative, today shot the
woman twice with revolver and then
turned the weapon on himself send
ing an instantly fatal bullet through
his head.
The shooting occurred at the wo-
mans house in the mill village near
here, about 2.30 o'clock The two
were quarreling on the back steps
when the shooting took place Pat
terson is reported to have expressed
the intention of committing suicide
The woman's wounds are not serious
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-13
Many Killed in
Mine Explosion

Paris, July PA special dispatch
from Lisbon reports the serious ex-
plosion of fire damp in a coal mine
at Belmez, Spain Several hundred
miners are said to be entombed.
Efforts at ascue are being made
and forty-two living and seventeen
dead have already been brought out.
No confederation of the report has
been received from Madrid
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-13
TWO CALLS DECLINED
BY NORFOLK MINISTER

Norfolk, Va, July 12.--Rey. DR.. +.
o. Thacker, pastor of the Second
Presbyterian church, announced his
declination of calls from the First
Presbyterian church of New Orleans,
and the First Presbyterian church Of
Jacksonville, Fla.
1t is believed that Thacker will be-
come general evangelist for the
Southern Presbyterian church.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-13
ELKs IN Los ANGELES.
"Best People on Earth" Entertained in
California CITY.


Los Angeles. July 12.-Los Angeles
is bubbing over with hospitality to-
day in honor Of the Elks, and even the
few chronic 3rouches Of the angelic
city have loosened III to the point
Of extending the glad hand to the
visitors cone to take part in this
weeks convention Of all Elkdom
Festivities ouch as only the broth
ers Of the horny heads and the biz
hearts know how to inaugrrate are in
full Sway today, and the delegates
VIII not &c, down to the real business
of the gathering until toror~o~. Ev
cry train today brings add lions 10
the throng who are met at ne sta
lions by ne Los Angeles Elks and
told that their money IS couu'o-' T.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-13
LYHcHlNe PREVENTED IN
A pennsylvania TOWN

Plttsburg. July 70 Only a ruse by
authorites Of Canonsburg and Mead
owland near here, prevented the
lynching Of a man who was arrest
ed at midnight in connection with
an attack on Lydia Spade. ~ years
Old. which occurred in berry patch
80 - 81 q, H. 10.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-13
JOHNSON, NOTORIOUS BIeAMIsT.
MUST GERVE SEVEN YEARS

San Jose, Cal, July PC. John
son, who it is claimed, is a notorious
bigamist, with wives scattered
throughout the country was today
sentenced to serve seven years in
the penitentiary.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-13
CATHOLICS IN BOSTON.
The Annual Educational Association
TO Meet in dub" Citv

10 WCtL TT TTUU OTIys
Boston, July 12.-Clergymen and
laymen of the Roman Catholic church
from all parts of the country are
arriving IN the city to attend the an
rual convention of the Catholic Edu-
cational association.
The program provides for a dis
cussion of many phases of the educa-
tional work of the Roman Catholic
church
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-13
PROCESSION WAS
STRUCK BY A TORNADO

Hamilton, Ohio, July 12.-Twenty
people, who were attend a funeral
this afternoon, were seriously hurt
when a tornado swept over the fun
eral procession near Danville, Ills.
A number of stores in the city were
also wrecked, but 10 one is reported
hurt.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-13
WHlPpEn LnsEpH

Mountain Ark, July 12.-E'reddie
Welsh, the English lightweight cham
pion, defeated Young Joseph tonight
in the eleventh round.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-31
Public Wei9her
10 the Editor OF the Daily Panhandle:

Sir-Your editorial on "Cutthroat kents
End comment on Mr. Wayland's letter III
WEDNESDAYS edition OF the Daily Panhandle
was read with great interest; and to say your
heart is in the right place is putting 1t mildly
indeed Proud should be the people OF Anna
rillo to know that the men behind the gun
(the Daily PanhssAie) are men made OF the
right kind OF stuff, men that are outspoken
and fearless in handling subjects they kno"
to be either right or wrong.
"Cutthroat rents" are not the only robber-
les that arc being committed daily on the
people OF our little city, atho it may be bust
ness and clearly within the law
Taking it for granted that the Daily Pan
handle is the voice OF the people, ask you
for the sake OF our people to agrate the ques-
ton OF a public weighing station and the cah'
ing OF All election TO elect a weighing station
master, that all coal, feed and such commod't-
les shall be weighed at such station that we
may receive 1000 pounds of coal for ton
Other cities have it, and why not US?
| know of one man who ordered one-hait
ton OF coal When he received it the pile look
ed 50 small he decided to weigh it. The coal
weighed only $40 pounds The dealer said :
well. it was a mistake we will send the bal
ance." The dealer probably ~ thought the
customer ordered e-quarter OF ton and
made the grave mistake (:) OF sending l40
bounds too much But the bill was for one
half a ton Ask the first ten men YOU meet
i they think they get full weight, then note
the answers.
Just as sure as you agitate the question for
weighing station, just that sure will we get
it, for the Daily Panhandle always gets what
it goes after 1t went after Improvement in
the water system and we got it. 1t went after
the sewerage system, and we got IT. 1t went
after the street paving proposition, and we
are gong TO get it. Cio after the Weighing sta
ton. and We VIII get It.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-31
Express Delivery Limits.

/ From the II Paso Herald
! Duuth. Mimi is trying to solve the prob
lem OF express companies deliveries, The eX-
press companies there. just as in FL Paso and
other cities arbitrarily set for themselves linz
its beyond which they will not deliver pack
ages on any terms whatever. The public just
ily protests against this arbi,rar! attitude. and
Duluth is going to try to find a way TO compel
the companies to extend their delivery limits,
If thew cannot be induced TO do without
compus'on.
Express rates are exceedingly high and have
been maintained at the high level III the face
oi great reductions in postage and freight
rates The business is immensely profitable.
and owing 20 exclusive contracts with rail
roads, there is almost monopoly.
( Iouluth proposes 10 ask the Legislature to
enact a law. authorizing CITES and villages TO
tx the terms OF express delivery on business
transacted within the state. The state has the
undoubted right under the constitution and
the law to determine how the railroads and
other public service corporations shall conduct
their business. f.e state railroad commission
Is tho logical body to supervise this matter.
but the CITY council in every town and CITY
should be empowered to control express COM
panv deliveries within its own jurisdiction.
The express companies should deliver pack
ages free over wide area taking in practical
rs the whole city. In the extreme outskirts an
additional charge OF five or Ten cents might
hc allowed The city council fixes hack fares
and automobile rates. and it should also be
empowered to- regulate express deliveries and
charges.
II this matter he properly regulated as re-
gard, bn>'nes> originating within the state. 1t
j.. plain ihai the custom would become 20 well
established and understood that the express
companies in sell defense would probably be
bliged To apply the same rule to business
originating outside Of the state II not. the
federal congress should take hand and re-
cure the express companies to- deliver pack
age. 10 destination b..
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-31
Looking Ahead
Houston cbroucle.

Houston chrouce
It's early days yet to think candidates for the demo-
cratic party 1912 yet the Ohio stuton is interesting JUDI
Harmon again elected governor OF the Buckeye state
his for democratic presidential nomination good
The advance engagement the opinion Of the Cleveland
Leader, is oosmportant to be called skirmish
This paper continues 1T quite evident that if udon
Harmon could elected again year he would have the
presidential nomination his party secured in advance sub
only the chances of death disability He would
cupy position extraordinary power and prestige with
President Tafts staea commonwealth which
has recd democratic governor since the rcpubli
party entered the field No other in the governor
party could hope make Roadway against the advantage
which such unprecedented would give him. The full
import su,on well understood in the White House
in Columbus and hardly need he said that the utmost
efforts the national administration ard the republican party
in Ohio will bti, forth defeat Judon Harmon fall
and break the force OF his victory nl90s"
There no doubt that the Ohio gubernatoa campaign
will be If Harmon wins he will have good
chance for the Ii he loses he will have The
repsbcaHs want defeat him only because they
afraid Of his adaeyfor many other democratic leaders
could put up aorndabe fight if the democratic party be
comes real party Of opposonbut also because Ohio is
Ias STATE naturally he and his party feel strong
have 1t republican and will be piqued if its elects
democratic governor "''>r".
The country large however is not much concerned
future whether the campaign the cand
dates OF the two big parties will be natives OF state Mr.
Harmon OF Ohio running against Mr. Taft OF Ohio, as it is
anxious about the present The question OF the hour is VIII
the democratic party be democratic?
II it is to he democratic be party OF opposition
that opposes IL must go back first principles. Equal
ghs FOR All: fsk Evleses Cor noFe the democratic
creed 1t live up that must pratice what it prevc
There really but political issue OF the people versus
the interests Will party remember this? Hher
has been the interest the people The time has
change all that. But make beginning the demo
cratic deScrter must 60
The American people will trust party that permits
and representatives congress to vote with the
leaders OF the other party That makes bad faith party
The American people will put such party power,
What the democratic congressman dong: The re-
pubcans been marking time Why have the democrats
not put the ght sort OF light aggressive and helpful or
1910 congressional elections Are they going get busy
We have been hearing OF the English budget than OF
the democratic opposition in country
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-31
Mt. Mckinley

party OF "six hardy Alaska pioneers has left Fairbanks
with dog establish base the loot OF Mount Nc
knley which they intend make "a dash for the summit
Professor Herschcl C. Parker OF Columbia and Mr.
Bemoe Brown seasoned Alaskan explorer have also plan
expedition climb Mount Mckinley the early spring
there will be least parties the field II the
hardy pioneers who VOW to forfeit SIS 900 If OF them
reaches the summit really business Nobody however
make dash To get the base OF the mountain quite
undertaking that rugged and immense wilderness and
ocular OF Mckinley he made to IT. II 1t
miners and others that the upper OF the
highest peak in sheer for hundreds il thousands OF feet
III. achievement out be physically impossible Such
IS the opinion MANY Alaskans hold. F p.