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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-22
Woman Dies at
Brothers. Funeral

Chicago. April 2L-Miss Rose FIRE.
mel fell dead at the funeral Of her
brother Bohuml, as the last words O.
eulogy were being said over the cas-
ket. Pent-up grief, which had found
no utterance since the death of tna
brother she had loved, more than q
week ago in Colorado. had prevailed.
Physicians today declared that h1
death was caused by a broken heart
While the physicians were working
over her lifeless form, her parents
and sters were following the body
of her brother to the grave, ignorant
Of their double bereavement They
believed she merely had tainted, bu;
when they returned to their home they
found it again house Of death.
Brother and sister had been com
panions and playmates since the sis
ter. who was the younger could lisp.
When the mourners returned from
the interment of the brother such q
scene as presented itself can hardly
be depicted in words
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-22
ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETE
FOR MEMORIAL EXERCISES

All arrangements for the Memorial
Day exercises in Brunswick have been
completed and the exercises will be
very interesting and imposing.
In the line of march, which will be
formed in front Of the Oglethorpc he
tel at 100 O'Clock, will be the Bruns-
wick Rifiemeu, the Knights of Pythias,
uniform rank, the newly organized
company of Cantons. Veterans ana
Sons OF Veterans. followed by the
Memorial association, Daughters Of
the Confederacy and others, the en-
tire parade to be headed by the At
lantic band
The parade win proceed to the
First Methodist church, where the eX-
ercises will be held Judge y. w.
Krauss delivering the memorial ad-
dress. From the church the parade
win proceed to the cemetery, where
the usual salute will be fired over the
graves of the old vets by the Rihemen
and the parade will be dismissed
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-22
COOPER ATTORNEYS
ARGUE FOR NEW
TRIAL
MuROERE7s OF SENATOR CAR
MACK WANT ANOTHER TRIAL.
PETITION is BEING OPPOSED BY
ATTORNEY GARDNER FOR THE
STATE.

Nashville, Tenn. April 21.- Claim
ing that there were errors in the trial
which justified a rehelrins, Attorney
Washington and Anderson today
sued for a new trial for Duncan Cooper
and his son. Robin Cooper, who wore
convicted for the murder OF Senat III
Carmack
In arguing the motion for the new
trial Colonel Anderson said that nun-
can Cooper had u right 10 so over and
tails to Seuator Camack. with az idea
q even killing him should his own
life have been endangered.
He further contended that the judge
charged them OUT Of court For these
reasons. principally. be contendsd
that the Coopcrs should be erani2i
another trial
The motion for a new trial was og-
posed by Attorney aGarduer on bahal.
Of the state
The arguments will be concluded to-
morrow. but it is not known whether
Judge Hart win render his decision
at once or withhold it for a few DAYS.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-22
ANGLE IN BAD FIX.

Danville, Va, April 2l-T. NJ. Angle,
former president of the Dry Fork Dis
tilliug company, who, it vas alleged
perpetrated revenue frauds on the
government to the extent of several
hundred thousand dollars, arrived in
the city today from Atlanta. Ga, in
custody of United States deputy
marshal having been arrested after
completing a term of thirteen months
in the federal prison. Another case
against Angle, in which he was SEN
fenced to four years in prison and
fined $4,000, is now pending before
the circuit court of appeals
Angle while under sentence Of thir-
teen months in North Carolina, was
convicted in this city last spring u
revenue frauds in connection with the
Dry Forks company. He was out on
a $4,000 bond when the decision Of
the North Carolina court was affirmed.
He will likely fuI nish new bond to-
morrow.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-22
FLOUR WILL AT LEAST BE PURE
Commissioner Hudson is Against Per.
oxide Article.

Commissioner Hudson is Against Per-
oxide Article.
Brunswick biscuit consumers rejoice
in the fact that after October l. next,
they win at least gel pure fiot.r in
stead of the bleached stuff, even ii
the new brand is of more distinc-
tive brunette shade. Col. Tom Hud-
son. of the agricultural department,
is now in Washington waging right
eous war upon the peroxide blonde
-four now used in Georgia and which.
under the pure food law, will be
barred out of the state after October
1st.
The Georgia department Of agricul-
tnra has accepted DR.. Wiley's bleached
aour ruling and has decided to pro-
hihjt the sale in Georgia after Octo-
her The millers are protesting
AGAINST Or. Wiley's ruling and will at
tempt to override him before the
board of appeals appointed by Presi-
dent Roosevelt Practically all oi
tbe white -four used in the United
states is bleached. Unbleached -four
Sc creamy in color. The bleached
flour is preferred by most house
wives. but Dr.. Wiley has forbidden
&c safe on fhe gFound that K is IN
inrious owing to the chemical pro
l cass used in bleaching,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-22
DAUGHTERS ELECT
THEIR LEADER
TODAY
MUCH INTEREST MANIFESTED.
ADMINISTRATION CANDIDATE
GIVES BIG SUM TO CONTINENT
TAI HALL AND RECEIVES AN
OVATION.

Washington April 21-The stubborn
fight which has been waged by the
two factions OF the American Revolu-
tion now holding their session here,
Will come to a close tomorrow when
the election for president general of
the organization will take place. Fol
lowers Of both the candidates are now
claiming victory.
When Mrs Scott, the administration
candidate. arose today and donated
425o TO the Continental hall 50 many
Of the delegates arose TO applaud her
that the followers OF Mrs. Story, her
opponent to prevent disparaging
comparison, also arose.
BY explaining that she had made
mistake by calling New York at the
wrong time Miss Janet Richards, the
reader of the meeting, restored har-
mony, which has been missing since
Mrs. Mclean, the president general,
refused to recognize Mrs. Story, who
desired to make report for New
York.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-22
To Distribute
Convict Money

Atlanta. Ga. April Ex-Governor
Hoke Smith has notified State Treas
urer Park that the money received
for the hire of convicts for the first
quarter OF this year, which was the
last quarter OF the old lease system,
may now be distributed among the
counties e. re used for schools or
roads
This money has been held up, in
order that from it might be met the
full appropriation of $150,000 made for
the support of the prison department
for the year 1909 1t was expected
to use all the money that would not
be required for the actual expenses of
the prison commission In purchasing
farm for white cOnvicts. Funds
raised from the near beer license tax
were to be similarly employed.
Since no farm has been purchased,
it has been decided to distribute the
lesse money as the law provides. The
state treasurer is still holding it, how
ever, until he can communicate with
the prison commission relative to
their needs.
The action of the governor probably
indicates that he has given mp all hope
Of establishing the new farm before
he goes out ri Office. If the lease
money is distributed, only the near
beer funds will be left for the peni-
tentiary After necessary running ex-
penses are deducted from these,
enough will not be left to purchase
and equip suitable place.
Chairman J. S. Turner and Capt.
Wiley Williams, Of the prison commits
sion. are thought to be in south Georgia
now on a tour of farm inspection.
They were to have met in Macon yes
terday and proceeded from there to
investigate several proffered places
thought to be available No informa
ion has been received here as to
whether or not the engagement was
kept and filed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-22
PILL ROLLERS TO HAVE MEETING
State Association in Convention in
Macon

The thirty fourth annual meeting
of the Georgia Pharmaceutical as
sociation will be beld in Macon, May
25 and 26. The program has not been
completed, but extensive plans are in
course of completion by local com
mittee of druggists.
The Macon druggists will show
their visiting brethren" what is
commonly known as a real good
time
All Of the visitors will be taken in
special train to the big dam at
Lloyd's Shoals, now in process OF
construction, and on the following day
viii be given an auto ride through
and about the city. Besides, they
will be complimented with barbecue
dinner.
1t is expected that about $50 drug
gists from all sections Of the state
will attend the convention. A large
number Of interesting papers will be
read. Resolutions relative to the pure
food enactment will also be adopted.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-22
A NOTABLE WEDDING
TO TAKE PLACE NEXT WEEK

New York, April 21.-Miss Norah
Langhorne, last of the famous Lang
horne sisters of Virginia, has named
April 10th as the date on which she
will marry Paul Phipps, the young An
glo- An erican architect who has won
her. The wedding, which win be a
quiet affair, will be solemnized at st.
James Episcopal church in this city,
Bishop Courtonay, presiding.
Miss Langhorne is sister Of Mrs.
Waldorf Astor, Mrs. Reginald Brooks,
Mrs. Moncure Perkins and Mrs. Chas.
Dana Gibson. She has not yet decid-
ed on her attendants. Mr. Phipps is a
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Milton
Phipps, of England and a grandson of
Butler Duncan, of Fifth avenue.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-22
ON A STILL HUNT FOR
OTHER CONVICT FARMS

Atlanta, April 21.-It is rumored
that Commissioner Wiley Williams
and Chairman Turner, Of the prison
commission, are looking over convict
farm offers In south Georgia, prepar-
ing to submit another recommcnda-
ton to the governor more suitable
than the Wimberly farm in Twisg3
which the governor recently turned
down.
Commissioner Williams and the
chairman, it is known, had an engage
ment to meet in Macon during the
latter part of next week, and it was
stated at the Offices of the commission
Monday that the yare together now in
south Georgia, though nothing IS
known, apparently, Of their business
there
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-22
JAMES 4. PATTEN
MYSTERIOUSLY
DISAPPEARS
AFTER CLEANING UP MILLIONS.
STATED He HAD GONE TO TH=
SOUTHWEST TO INVESTIGATE
INTO The cRop CONDITIONS
F27 HIMSELF.

C sApr.l 21.-James A Pat
ton he SO rapidly Jumped sAto
proaf lless lately by ccrneIing The
whef5la Ret and playing havoc pjjh
the cetas aarSet today mysteri0usly
disapRsRgs1 from the city. Il was
announGed a his office that lie had
scHe 10 the southwest to investigate
the crop conditions for himself
HIS brokers supported the market
from an attack by the nears today
Lt was learned that Pauen had
cleaned aB one million dollars on
cotlou during the week by purchasing
million bales of the staple when it
was quoted al IL cents per pound.
1t is now believed that it will go up
70 IA cents per pound
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-22
CUMMINGS INTRODUCED
INCOME TAX AMENDMENT

Washington April 21-Senator Cum
mlngs this afternoon introduced an
income tax amendment to the AldIich
tariff bill The author Of the amend
ment says he expects it to bring Sl0,-
100000 revenue annually.
In reply to question asked by
Senator Bacon. OF Georgia, Senator
Cummings said he would have intro
duced the bill even should the AID
rich measure produce sufficient rev
enue.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-22
TROOPS WILL BEGIN
ENTERING CITY
TODAY
TURKEY NOW ON THE VERGE OF
A CIVIL WAR AND 1T is ONLY
QUESTION OF TIME BEFORE A
cLAsA-sULTAN is TO RETAIN
He THnoNE

Constantinople. April 21.-The con-
stitutionalist troops will begin enter
ing the city tomorrow, accompanied
by a detachment OF Macedonian gen
darmes, who are othcered by Euro
peans.
The gendarmes viii act as police in
the city and in keeping down lawless
ness in the outlying districts
Turkey IS on the verge of a civil
war and it is only a question Of time
before the piety OF the Musselmen ana
political IDEAS OF the west clash.
An agreement was reached by the
sultan today with the Young Turks
by which Ae retains the throne bu
must SECURE a new cabinet
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-22
C. j. sHELvERToN's FATHER
PASSED AWAY IN ATLANTA

News has been received in the city
of the death of the father oi G. j..
Shelverton. the well-known govern
ment inspector. who is sending most
of his time in Brunswick inspecting
cargoes bound for Panama.
,Mr. SheKerton died in Atlanta on
Tuesday and was buried yesteiday. lie
was an old and prominent citizen q
that city. The many friends in this
city win join others m extending sEnl-
pathy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-22
THE ADVANCE AGENT HERE.
He Talks Of The Coming of the Phil
harmonic Orchestra.

harmonic Orchestra.
T. w. Johnson, representing the
Dresden Philharmonic orchestra
spent yesterday in the city making
preparations for the appearance Of the
big orchestra in Brunswick next Mon
day. matinee and night.
''This orchestra" said Nj Johnson
'is composed entirely OF Germans
there being only one among the en-
tire number who can speak English
They are all from Dresden, Germany
and are giving this tour in the United
States by permission of the emperor
/ have heard many orchestras hay
ing been engaged in the business for
many years. but | don't think any OF
them can furnish better music than
this musical organization.
"As to the singers, they are the
very best. Most oG them are 100 well
known among your musical people to
need any Introduction from me.
Young Albert Spalding. the violin
ist, is a wonder, and is today classed
among the best violinists in the entire
world"
Mr. johnson said that Brunswick
was indeed fortunate in securing this
great attraction
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-22
coAsT-To.coAsT WALKER.

Edward Payson Weston Resumes
Tramp to the Pacific Coast.
Chicago April 2l.-1dward Payson
Weston, after a rest in Chicago last
Saturday afternoon following the
completion of the New York to Chi
caeo portion OF his coast t-to-coast
walk, resumed his westward tramp az
o'clock this morning.
Plans had been made to resume the
Journey last night at o'clock, but
al the last moment the walkers man
ager was unable to obtain an automo-
bile and chauffeur TO take the place
OF the one discharged on Saturday
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-22
KNOCKED DOWN JAlLER.

Roanoke, Va, April 21-When Jailer
]. w. MCGEE entered the Bedford
county jail at Bedford City last night,
he was knocked down. by Pleas Nor
ris, negro prisoner Morris choked
McGee and after wrenching the jailer's
revolver from his hands escaped, be-
ing accompanied BY another negro
prisoner named John Smith Morris
has been captured and returned to
jail Smith, known as a dangerous
nan, is Sill at large.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-22
Road Violated
Nine-Hour Law

Chicago, April 21.-Judge Lands.
of the United States court, today de-
cided that the Santa Fe railroad had
violated the nine-hour law when it
employed telegraph operators to work
twelve hours with only three hours
rest between work hours
The court held, however, that the
bill passed by congress on this point
was not exactly clear in this particular
case
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-22
NEW STOCK OF SHOES.
A. zeImenovitz Offers Special Induce
ments for Rest Of Week.

A very large stock of ladies' and
gents shoes is now being displayed al
the store Of A. Zelmenovitz on New
castle street The best grade of lad
les and gents pumps is a part of the
stock and like the other stock is be-
ing sold out rapidly.
With every pair Of shoes sold fo'
$3.50 a nice pair Of hose worth q
cents is given as an inducement. This
sale win continue the rest Of th,
I week.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-22
AmERlcus COMING STRONG.
And Will Invite Knights TemPlars to
Meet There in 1910.

And Will Invite Knights TemPlars to
Meet There in 1910.
The Americus Times Recorder Of
yesterday says.
THE grand commandery Knights
Templar of Georgia, will hold its
next annual conclave, that of May,
1910, in Americus if the invitation to
be extended by De Molay commandery
of this city is accepted, as is deemed
quite probable. The grand command
cry meets in Brunswick this year, and
the session win be attended by a
strong delegation of the Sir knights
of De Molay Already the local rep
resentatiyes have an invitation pre-
pared urging the next conclave to be
held in Americus, and will present
it at the Brunswick meeting on May
13 and IA"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-22
Calls Meeting of
Farmers Union

Atlanta, April 21.-The present
high wheat prices, alleged to be due
to manipulation, has caused President
Barrett, of the Farmers Onion, TO call
conference of the organization in
Springfield, Ills, on May II.
Plans, it is stated, will be discussed,
for the elimination of speculation, Civ
ing the growers as high price as
possible.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-22
STEWART GETS NEW POSITION

Savannah, April 21.-Charles F.
Stewart, assistant general passenger
agent Of the Seaboard Air Line, has
been appointed superintendent of the
tariff bureau of the Southeastern Pas
senger as ;ociation, effective May l.
with headquarters in Atlanta
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-22
AT HALF THE PRICE.

Hoffman Bros. TO Offer Real Bargains
in Old Selig Stock.
Attention is directed TO the adVer
isement Of Hoffman Bros. in this is
sue. These gentlemen have purchased
the old Selig stock and they are going
to offer it to the public at Just 80 per
cent on the dollar.
The stock of goods is large and
varied one, is well selected and the
people of Brunswick, who need dry
goods, dress goods and gents fur
nishings should call at the old Selig
store and receive the benefit of these
bargains.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-22
FiVE. ARE INDICTED;
WORKED A FAKE SCHEME

Chicago, April 21.--Emanuel Good
hart, Melville Klein, M. r. Hewes,
George Kerth and Reed Kent were
all indicted today in connection with
$500 directory advertising scheme
Many towns have been caught by
these fakirs.
The first two above named are 81
ready under arrest.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-22
VETERAN zouAvEs MEET,
No Music Nor Speeches at the Annual
Reunion and Banquet.


Reunion and Banquet.
New York, April 2t-Fifty of the
survivors Of the twelve hundred men
who composed Hawkins Zouayes, OF
the Ninth New York volunteers in
1861. held their annual reunion and
banquet at the Hotel Astor last night.
The meeting was pathetic.
Col. Frederick F. Fox the president,
announced that in view of the many
deaths in the ranks Of the old COM
rades, there would be no music ana
no speeches.
Consequently most of the evening
was spent ia subdued recital DY the
cid veterans of their experience Of
days gone by
Out of 1900 men who orisinall
made up the Zouayes, only $50 are
now alive.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-22
HE WILL SPEAK IN DUBLIN.
Congressman BrantIey to Address the
Bankers There.

Group No 3, of the Georgia Bank
ers' association. viii hold its annual
meeting at Dublin next week. Con-
eressman Brantley is the principal
speaker on the program. He viii
speak on postal savings banks and
guarantee Of bank deposits.
The Dublin nee -ng is expected &
e very interesting one and many
scpfuent bankers will be present.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-22
uolmA FACTION LOST.

Chicago, April 21.-The WilbHi
Glenn Voliva faction in Zion City at
the election Today was defeated by the
adereudpnt faction
The Springdale news., 1909-07-23
HINEMON AND
M'CALEB CONFER.
Expected to Follow.

In the presence in Little Rock today of Hon. John H. Hinemon, of Philadelphia, aud of Judge J. 5. MeCaleb. of Batesville, and in the fact that they are to hold conference during the course of the day, politicians see an inter esting development in sight in the gubernatorial candidacy sit uation.
 Both of these gentlemen have been and are being prominently mentioned as candidates against Governor Donaghey in the next campaign. Both men are con- sldered by their friends as having logical reasons for desiring "vin- dieation' at the ballot box. Judge McCaleb was a member of the old Capitol Commission, which has been superseded by Governor Donaghey's appointees. Hinenon having been defeated Tn the primary by Donaghey, is be- ing urged by his friends to make another race.
 Judge McCaleb has stated that he will become candidate for the governors office. but no such statement has been made by MT. Hinemon. He admits that he IS being urged to make the race and he doesn't say anything that would indicate he will not. He will neither affirm nor deny.
 Mir. Hinemon arrived here yes terday afternoon. Judge Me Caleb came in this morning. The two were to meet at Gleason's Hotel at noon today, but had not succeeded in getting together sometime after that hour.
 When asked whether or not he would enter the race against Governor Donaghey again, MT. Hinenon did not deny the alleg- ation, although he did not say he |
 would. He said that he was be- ing urged from all parts of the State to do so. When asked again whether he would announce he remarked that he looked for q prosperous season at Henderson College, of which lie is the head. Little Rock Democrat.
The Springdale news., 1909-07-23
Taft Almost Missed Kiss.

President Taft is fond of chil- dren with whom he is a favorite A charming story on this head comes from Cincinnati, says the Rochester Herald
 Once when pretty Cincinnati girl was a child of six or seven Mr Taft. calling at her house. found nobody at home excepting her self She entertained him a little while, and when he rose to go he stopped down and kissed her
 Here's one he said. for the baby Here is another for little Jim And here is third for Billie boy. :"
 The little girl, drawing herself up, said aughtily-she had been reading a novel
 MT Taft, you forget yourself "
 He bent down again
 So I did, he laughed We'll, here's one for myself .
The Springdale news., 1909-07-23
K. |. SOUTHERN
COMES UNDER.
 Still Out.

Little Rock, Ark, July H. Following the precedent set by the St. Louis and San Francisco and the Rock Island railroad com panies, the Kansas City South ern Railway Company today filed with the State Railroad Commits sion it's agreement to suspen- sion of litigation in the Tate case for a period of one year. The agreement will be sent to Judge Trieber for his approval and the issuance of the formal order in the case, as was done III the others. He IS now in Colorado.
 This agreement means that the litigation over the matter ot en- joining the old commission on tariffs will be suspended for a year, and the freight tariffs com prised m the schedule issued some time ago, and known as the court tariff" will be applied, and at the same time passenger rate of , F cents per mile will be maintained. At the end of the year, If dissatisfied, either the state or the railroad company, may revive the suit that IS here by suspended.
 This narrows the matter of lit 1gation down absolutely to the Iron Mountain and Cotton Belt railroad companies. and enables the special counsel and their ex- perts to concentrate upon these two lines.