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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-20


Washington April 19.--In open ng
HE debate on the tarin in the senate
today, Senator Aldrich. author of the
bill, explained that the new b.ll would
derive sufficient revenues 10 meet the
demands OF the nation
The senator announced chat he
was authorized to state that Presi-
dent 1ait would ASS st ii reducing the
eNlrafasant expenses OF the govern
meht He said that the revenues of
1Ae bill would moi be sufficient unless
economy was practiced generally. This
statement was given much significance
IN connection with she fact tRat the
Aldrich measure carries no plan for
an Inheritance tax
IN his address Senator Aldrich ask
ed that the bill be given a trial be-
fore 9 recourse to special taxation
was taken.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-20
GOES INTO CENSUS BILL
TaIiaferro's Probe Amendment
Adopted in Conference.

Washington, April Ex-senator Tai
iaferro's amendment to the census biR,
which requires the collection of data
bearing upon the naval stores indus
try, has been adopted in conference
and viii in all probability below 4
law.
1t was opposed by the senators and
representatives from Georgia and
North Carolina. but supported by the
Florida delegation
It will be difficult to throw out the
conference report in the house, be-
cause of the Taliaferro amendment
Very few representatives have any
interest in it. as the production of
naval stores is largely confined to
Florida and some in Georgia, with a
small quantity produced in North Car
lolina.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-20

board gathered at Adana last week
for the purpose of attending the an
nual conference of the Central Turkey
mission.
A previous dispatch from Beirut,
Syria, says a.terrible uprising has oc-
CURED in Adana. Street fighting has
been going on for three days, and at
least one thousand persons have been
killed The city has been practically
destroyed by fire. American mission
aries named Rogers and Maurer, the
latter from Harjin. are dead. All other
Americans are safe. The British vice
consul is among the wounded.
At Tarsus there was less loss of life.
The Armenian quarter, however, was
destroyed. -Four thousand refugees are
housed in the American mission. The
need of relief is urgent for shortly
the fugitives will be on the verge OF
starvation.
Conditions in the vicinity of Alex
ndrstta also are most serious.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-20
Flour May 60 TO
$40 per Barrel

Chicago. April 19-Bread has not
been advanced yet in Chicago but will
be this week. The mills are selling
snring wheat flour at 81 per barrel, or
$1.S0 more than year ago. G. w.
Dilworth, representing Washburn-
Crosby. says:
1T would not be surprising in the
light of the present existing conditions
and in the face of the outlook for the
future that -four would go to $40 per
barrel"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-20
A PHYSICAL WRECK,
HAMS APPEARS
IN COURT
THE ONE TIME oAsHlNe CAP.
TAIN FRAlL AND WEAK WITH
INSANE LOOK ON HIS FACE.
TWO JURORS SECURED.

New York, April 19.-It was the
wreck of the once dashing Captain
Peter Hams who sat in court today,
with wdes staring eyes, not recognize
ing any of his relatives during the
entire day, while the jury was being
selected to try him for the murder of
William Annis.
Hams, in not a single way, looked
like the man of few years ago
then a fne-look'ng, dashing captain
Of the United States army, now a
broken down, worn-out, insane man,
facing a murder trial Not once dur
ing The day did Hams say word to
any OF his relatives.
Two jurors were selected today
They were Augusta Sundlng. tailor,
ard GEORGE Higbee. real estate
dealer, both Of whom are marri d.
The attorneys for Ia rs announced
that their plea would be that OF in
sanity without any reference whatever
to the u.Iwritten law
Mrs. Hams, who, it has been ru-
mored, will testify against her bus
band, did not appear in court today.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-20

Washington. April 19.-Interest is
at fever heat tonight among the many
Daughters OF the American Revolu-
ton, who are here to attend the an
nual convention, over the selection
of a successor to succeed Mrs Don
aid Mclean. Never has contest
among women attracted so much at
tention and the contest been so
spirited.
The followers of Mrs Story and of
Mrs. Scott both claim a victory
for their respective favorites is now
assured
4 The convention hall was crowded to
its capacity today when the conyen-
tion was opened. The delegates rose
as one when Mrs Mclean began her
farewell address, reviewing the prog
ress Of the organization.
Vice President Sherman amused the
ladies with P humorous talk and Am
bassador Jusserand, of France, was
given a big ovation when he termed
the wife of Lafayette as the Mother
Of the Reyolution"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-20
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om Welch Fishing
Club Getting Ready

The members of the Tom Welsh
Fishing club, one of TIE most popular
organizations of the kind in existence.
are. now preparing for their annual
outing on the Altamaha river, which
Will he held this year from April 80 to
May g.
The Tom Welsh Fishing club is an
organization composed of nimrods
from all sections of the state. Most
of the members, however, are em-
ployes Of the Atlantic Coast line in
Brunswick. Albany. Triton, Waycross
and one or two other places. Each
spring they go to the banks Of the Sa-
tilla river, near Atkinson, where their
fishing grounds are located, and spend
two weeks enjoying the pleasures Of
fered there. Fishing, of course, is the
chief amusement but the men gener-
ally take Il weeks rest every season
and the time is always enjoyably
spent This year it is expected that
an unusually large number of the
members and their guests will take
the trip.
Announcement as to when the spe-
cial car with provisions, fishing tac-
kle. bedding, etc, will leave the city
will be made later.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-20
Officer Gregory's
Son Ate Potash

Flossie, the little 2-year old son OF
Police officer and Mrs. f. D. Gregory
is III at the home of his parents as
the result of eating potash. The lit
tie fellow was playing about the kit
chen yesterday morning and in some
way secured a can of potash. After
putting a small portion in his mouth,
however he began crying and his
mother arrived before he swallowed
it,
Though the inside OF the little feI-
lows mouth was badly burned by the
potash, it was fortunate that he did
not swallow any of it and consequent
~ he was not seriously affected
Last night the little boy was re
ported to be resting easy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-20
COMMISSIONERS OF PiLoTAGE
HELD MEETING YEsTER DAY
AND So oEc!os0,
+ PiLoTAGE
Every Port Along South Atlantic
Coast W5lr Be Writ en- TO for Cosy
of Their Rates ana When They Are
Received the Local Rates Viii Be
Revised.
Revised

A
Inc board OF piiqt commissioners
held meeting al the city haII yes
lel day morning, the nrst held by tine
LoaFd IN many months All Of the
msmeets We're present aad several
matters eI interest we're ta{en up duf-
ing lHe heellils.
me most important question dl9-
eVSsefif ho"eVe4s Wit5 mat <. reFis-
ron oi iRe pilq{aSe faJeS 0f ahls port'
ana WINE ncphmg dehn'fe was done
at ms meeting, II was pfacucally de
clded TO revise me rates
IL seems that the present rates
nave been IN force Tor many years
ana some poruens c' taem need re-
VISION Not that the rates taken as
a Whote' are 700 hish of too ioWe phl
lhere are ia changes that are
rec ded. IN taet II IS understood thar
the rates OF the local pllots are aoout
me same as those charged at othef
ports
u was decided Dy Tue DoaTu TO
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-20
President Taft ''s'
AT Baseball Game

Washington, April 19.-For the first
time within the memory of Washing
ton, ch Ell executive of the country
attended baseball game when Pres
ident Taft and Vice President Sher-
man occupied box this afternoon at
the game between the Boston and
Washington Nationals, Ar ricaa
league. in which the home team was
defeated by score OF to 4.
The president remained until the
last ball was tossed over the plate
and the umpire yelled you're out. I
for the last time during the game, and
as he passed out he said to President
Chambers Noyes, of the local club. II
hope am not hoodoo'
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-20
IS RIUDMA|0RED
ninTAtIiIian
SULTAN HAA
ADVOCATED
Turkish Capital is
Scene of Wild
Excitement
REPORT is TO THE EFFECT THAT
ABDUL HAMio FLED ON Rus
SIAN wARsHiP AND THAT HIS
ELDEST SON WILL BE NAMED
AS sUcc-ssoR-euARD PALACE

coNsTANTlNoPLE. April f9.-
The capital is Wildly excited tonight
over the report current that the sui
tan has abdiosted and fled from the
Yildiz kisosk palace aboard a Russian
battieship which was lying in the Bos
phorus.
Tire report is unconfirn1ed, but If it
is unfounded it seems certain that
Abdul Hamid Will retain the throne
only short time and that Prince
zussoff lzzed'n, the sultan elder son,
viii be chosen IS his successor.
The palace is under strong guard
ostensibly to check the troops who
are reported moving on the capital.
Not even the highest officials are
now allowed to enter the palace por.
tails.
1t was stated in the Iobbies of the
chamber today that the cabinet will
resign, the position Of the government
now being untensble.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-20
LOCAL BANKERS OFF
TO Triton MEETING

e. D. Walter, cashier OF the Ma
tional bank, and Geo. H. Smith, cash
ier of the Brunswick Bank and Trust
company, left yesterday for Triton.
where they go to attend the annual
meeting Of group No. Of the Geor-
gia, Bankers association, which con
fenes in that city today
The Tifton meeting promises. to be
? very interesting one. A number Of
vell-known speakers will deliver sd-
lresses during the sessions.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-20
AMERICANS IN ASIA MINOR
SOUND APPEAL FOR AID

Boston, Mass, April ia brief
cable dispatch. which is in effect an
appeal for help from the scene of the
massacre at Adana, Asia Minor, where
%. NJ. Roger and Mr.. Maurer per-
ished. has been received by the Amer
lean board of commissioners for for
eign missions here. The message was
tragic in its briefness, and is as fol-
lows:
4Heip Adana CHAMBERS.
This was from Rev William Cham
hers. the resident missionary of the
board at Adana. Being convinced that
the help requested must be prompt.
Secretary Barton notified the officials
Of the state department at Washing
ton of the appeal There are thought
10 have been upwards Of fifteen mis-
sionaries connected with the American
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-20
TEDDY CHANGES HIS PLANS,
WILL STOP AT MOMBASA

Mombasa. April IA cablegram
has been received from Roosevelt al
ternating his original plans not to
stop at Mombasa. He viii be the
guest Of Sir Alfred Pearson, who re-
Gently completed new house il. the
city
Reports from.the interior state tina
rains haye ceased aud smallpox is OF
.the4decl:te Alany nattves srA gath
sring 10 see the Great White Father
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-20
ON THE WRONG SIDE
Physicians Found Broadheit's Heart
When They Treated Him.

Warsaw, lEd., April 49, While
working in the Warsaw yards yester-
day Elmer Broadbelt, Pennsylvania
ras Iroad employe, cut his wrist. When
he went to a physician for treatment
it was found impossible to give the
patient either stimulant or anesthetic,
as his heart is on the right side, and
this popularity seems to have weak
ened the organ.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-20
BRITISH BATTLEStIiPs OFF
FOR SCENE OF MASSACRE

Malta, April 19. The battleships
Swiftsure and Triumphs which sailed
tination, will proceed 70 Turkish wat
ers, il having leaked out today TIE
are to aid tie sufferers.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-20

MRS. CLAUDIA HAMS, who has,
it is said, agreed to take the witness
stand at the trial of her husband,
Cart. Peter c. Hains. Jr., U. S. A..
charged witt the murder Of William
E. Annis. The trial, which will be a
lengthy and sensational ore, was be-
gun in New York yesterday
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-20

Constantinople, April 19.--It is ex-
pected in Constantinople this morning
that the main body Of the troops loyal
to the young Turks that have concen-
trated outside Of Constantinople win
begin soon to march across the coun-
try on to Yildiz Kisosi5s the sultan's
palace, with the object of forcing the
abdication of the sultan
Troops loyal to the young Turks
continued their advance on Constan-
tinoDle last night, and it is believed
here that they will soon occupy Max
rikeny, town ten miles from the
capital. Two advance guards precede
the main body o. soldiers One is
composed of three hundred men, half
of whom are soldiers, while he other
numbers one thousand men These
two. columns are expected to occupy
Pera and Galata, the foreign and Of
fetal headquarters Of Constantinople,
as soon as possible, in order to pro-
tect the foreigners in the event Of
rioting. Many Of the troops in Con
stantinople favor the young Turks and
resistance is hardly expected
Priests Whipped and Driven Away.
A dispatch from Constantinople says
that the priests who were sent out to
parley with the young Turks at Tcha-
talja were whipped and driven away.
The leaders OF the young Turkish
forces have issued orders that the
lives and property of all foreigners
and Christians in Constantinople viii
he adequately protected
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-20

Massacre Threatened, Says Berlin.
Berlin. April 19-In q dispatch from
Constantinople a correspondent Of the
Lolzal Anzeiger says: The situation
is extremely serious, and a, general
massacre can be prevented only by
the speediest success of the Salonikin
troops.
THE movement of the troops loyal
to the young Turks to Tehatalja, ap-
pears to be proceedings with the great
est order Everything was planned
beforehand. in exact detail Mukhtar
Bey is in command of the advance
guard of Salonikins. When a depu-
tation of pacification from Constanti-
nople greeted him, he asked gruffly:
Have you brought the head of the
old man? We cannot negotiate so
long as you come without that head 7"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-20
TARIFF DEBATE
IN THE SENATE,
AL0RICH TALKS
AUTHOR or THE BILL WAS TIE
FIRST SENATOR TO MAKE
81 A SPEECH.

He Said That New Tariff Would Not
Bring in Al the Revenue Needed
Bet That President Taft Had
Agreed to Assist in Reducing the
ExraVagant Expense.
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Gbieaeo. II. on. L Msbl. SINNER.
psl1en 4oients Ae5-500; straiabis 445-
so @aring Aalenis ,.,.. Straiabts. 4.65-
t75; .eQicrs. see = 400: 10. 3 rpter.
ll0-i lshs 70. 2 Barter. tf0-f.f2: SO. 8
0iai@ h.fOsc gio. 3 gelbet. G01sc: Safer.
go. 3 teiher. ss5k- 40c. No. , Rcaaen. 70
rs, Suiieraeriie 4s-50e; apie bis MGl5ers
nusleie MAt hc; 20. I N%5rtnpcfierr 4 b9:
Erima Simotbpiamcn. 2.6S-3.50. mes Borf.
2I.00s Shmais, II f2h; Gbort Rib sioes.
4 Y 3Il5; gbort 9lear siees. 1900
ca 9onfs III. rft. - Reissn SO. 2
teigr 2tla 23; go 2 barter. i.0s-1ii.
Nofrr. aia 2 ipeiber 4ic.
Wdnfns Ntfb II. eft - 0eisfu - 10.
. terier. fe3-fo5. 80. 2 rctsr. 1is-f.2i-
Mlnis. - Hr. 2 soc.
Nafgr. - 5ta. . neiber. 4ic.
Wtrneapntts. II. Ch. - Msiisn -
20 I gloritctn. N.0f-f.0ih. SO. 2 Nortbern.
99-qotc.
Mehl. Firt 'eoteufs. $4,000: sersnss.
6n0~6.tQ. Sirii CLEARS. 4-35-4t5, SeeoRSs.
31O-2.30.
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