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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-01-26
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IN THAT SLEEP OF DEATH
Clairvoyant, Palmist, Dead
Trance Medium.

Truth Is stranger than fiction, II
is said; Kiron's powers are in.
creasing day by day; while in that
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and carried him all over town.
THAT night when l paid him the
500, l said, I don't know who you
are or how you did it, but if you'll
make your mark on contract for
next season, III guarantee you
nourishment this winter He
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laughed and replied. MUG hobliged,
Sport, but can't sign. I'm booked
solid for so weeks. You see, I'm
a hypnotist and l happened to have
a day off today, so 1 thought
would pick up some easy money.
GoOdhy
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Paste bits of felt on the bottoms
of chair legs to avoid making
scratches on hardwood floors.
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WALkOVER FOR s. A. A. c.

The prize lopsided score was run
up last evening at the S. A. A. C.
by the club team against Company
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WONDERFUL PIANIST
THE GREATEST LIFE READER
TRANCE, TEST, BUSINESS
MEDIUM


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Classified Ads
Miscellaneous
e Real Estate
Opportunities


Bakery and confectionery, doing
good business, must be sold;
owner in California on account OF
health. Inquire 01715 Monroe.
Maxwell 1884.
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Rooms for Rent

Two furnished rooms for light
housekeeping; new house. Call
E419 Pacific avenue.
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| have a few choice lots left in
Miller's Park addition, on East
Sprague avenue, from 800 to $3.50;
$40 down and $40 per month; new
carline to Opportunity passes
through this addition.
w. II. TAYLOR,
210 Mohawk. Phone Main 3097.
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Four beautiful thoroughbred fox
terrier puppies for sale reason
ably cheap. Call at Olympia hotel.
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Spokane Trunk Factory-Trunks.
travelling bags and leather goods.
Store 8 Stevens st. Phone 3248.
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Loans and Collections.

Loans on furniture, piano, horses.
etc. A. A. Barnett. ga The
Rookery.
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For sale-160 acre REIMBURSEMENT.
Eight miles from good town;
80 acres good bench land, balance
fine pasture; 250,000 feet yellow
pine, some tamarack and fire; the
bench land is fine black loan soil;
will raise all tender vegetation;
ideal place for orchard; spring on
place; no improvements; price
$3.50.
SPOKANE REALTY EXCHANGE
M. 1891. IA Galena Block.
For Sale-For half price, $500
piano. Inquire O3S09 Monroe St.,
Post Street car.
CHOICE CANNON HILL LOTS
Reasonable. and monthly pay
ments. Also choice lots in other
localities.
GRAY INVESTMENT CO.
Phone 800 First Ave. and Wall
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BARGAINS IN LOTS
Corner lot in Pine Grove terrace,
one block to car line; $3.50, $125
cash and $40 per month.
Two choice lots on Twenfth
avenue, IN mile circle: convenient
to two car lines; $3.50, easy pay
ments.
THOMPSON-GILLIS INV. co.
So Washington st. Phone $3.50.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-14
.SAPEL0 To HAVE
A Big SAW MILL
NEW COMPANY ORGANIZED TO
CUT TIMBER ON THE
ISLAND.
kenan Lands Have Been Leased and
Work of Constructing the Mill Will
Begin at Once-Much Timber in the
Tract.

A petition for Incorporation will be
filed in the Glynn superior court dur
ing the present week by the Sapelo
Lumber company, new corporation
which has just closed deal for the
timber on Sapelo known as the Kenan
timber, composed of about $500 acres,
and which is said to be among the
best timber in this section.
The incorporators of the new COM
pany are f. S. Dismukes and l. D.
Zenton, OF Mystic, Ca, Geo. P. Smith,
Geo. H. Cook and A. j. Nicholson, Of
this city
The purchase of this timber means
that a large sawmill will soon be cree
ted at Sapelo and will at once begin
cutting the timh her The mill will be
q large one. having capacity of 20,-
600 feet day. and in connection
there will also be shingle and lathe
mill, all of which will be equipped with
the most upto-date machinery. The
mills will be under the active super
vision of Mr.. Zenton, who is an old
sawmll man of many years expert
ence in the business.
1t is also announced that the entire
output OF the mill will be lightered
from Sapelo to Brunswick and will be
shipped from this port. This means
that considerable work will also be
necessary in the towing line and will
give the smaller towboats of the port
/ more to do. y
1t is stated that machinery, ETC.,
for the mill is now arriving in Bruins
wick and is being shipped to Sapelo
and work on the mill will begin the
first of the year. II will rapidly be
/ completed and put in operation. Ihe
+, company will give employment to
large number of men and as Bruins
wick will be the headquarters of the
new concern the business will natur
| ally be felt in this city in financial
way
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-14
PRICE OF LUMBER
MAY Be INCREASED
GEoRGIA-FLoRIDA SAWMILL AS
ISOLATION MEETS IN JACK
SONViLLE TODAY,
Reported That a General Increase in
Lumber Prices May Be Made by
the Observation-Disclosures Matters Are
20 Come Up.

Unless all signs fail the meeting
CT the Georgia Florida Sawmill asso.
citation, which will he held today in
Jacksonville, will be of the greatest
interest to lumber dealers, and espe-
cially to those of this section. This
will be the regular monthly meeting
of the association, and while there
is not much routine business on the
docket frcm previous meetings. the
recent happenings in lumber circles
give rise to the belief that there will
be something doing. The recent strike
on the docks of Jacksonville will un-
doubtedly prove the start of new
business, as many members of the as
sociation are interested and have been
affected by the recent raise in wages
granted to the 'longshoremen.
Several weeks ago it was rumored
that the members of the association
would recommend a raise in the price
of lumber, and in fact this report went
to some of the northern cities with
such weight that kilograms were sent
here to learn the correctness of the
rumor The question of prices was
not taken up at the meeting of last
month, but if any such thing is under
consideration, it will probably be made
public today.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-14
A BIG CAR ORDER
SOUTHERN RAILWAY ORDERS
ONE THOUSAND CARS TO MEET
THE DEMAND.

Unable TO meet the demands of
prosperity with It's present equipment
the Southern Railway company ..as
placed an order with the Lenoir Car
company for 900 new box cars, and
they will be put into service as rapid
ly as completed.
The freight movement on the Sou
thern railway has been increasing
constantly for the past year until now
every car belonging to the road is
being kept on a steady move.
1t is understood that all OF the
other roads are experiencing thu same
trouble with car shortage. An active
season was anticipated by nearly all
Of them, but nlne expected conditions
~ he as thrifty as they are now. All
of the big car manufacturing plants
are filling the biggest orders in their
history.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-14
ON TRIP TO JACKSONVILLE.
Savannah Autoists Stop over Enroute
to Florida City.

small party of Savannah autoists
arrived in the city yesterday after
neon enroute to Jacksonville in a
large automobile After arriving in
the city the party decided to spend
the night in Brunswick and they will
start out for Jacksonville early this
morning.
The members of the party report
that the roads between Brunswick and
Savannah are now in first-class con-
dition except in one or two places
which can be easily repaired. The
roads in Glynn county, they state
are all in excellent condition. The
members of the party are of the opin
ion that the only practical route to
Jacksonville from Savannah is by Da-
rien and Brunswick and they feel
quite certain that this route will be
selected for the big endurance rur in
March.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-14
FLEE FROM PLAGUE
SPREAD OF DISEASE IN RUSSIA
CAUSES CAR AND IMPERIAL
CUT OUT CRlMEA.

St Petersburg, Dec. 13.-Owing tc
the spread of the cholera epidemic
throughout the Crimea, the czar and
imperial party have curtailed theii
stay at the Livadia Royal Villa today
for the capital. Health officers seem
powerless to check the cholera, when
has now afflicted every city and VII
Iage in the Crimea.
To protect the imperial family, q
sanitary Gordon was added to the trl-
ple ring of secret service men VINO
always surround the czar's villa, ano
NO one was allowed to approach the
royal residence.
So great was the fear that the
dread disease will reach the ruler
that no supplies for the royal house
hold we're procured in the villa, ou, aI,
they we're rushed from the north on
snecial express trains.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-14
A QUIET ELECTION TODAY.
Expected That Only Few Votes viii
Be PoIled.

The regular city election today for
four aldermen, wherein the nominees
of tae recent primary will be formally
elected for terms of two years each,
will be a dull affair as compared with
the lurid occasion just passed. All
interest centered in the primary, and
the regular election following is like
the apple reduced to a core basis.
Only those voters who have paid all
city taxes for the current year can
vote in the election today, and PROB
ably less than 200 votes will be cast
as compared with some 600 ballots
voted in last months ballotical bat
tie e n "
Messrs Cook, Bowen, Ludwig and
Boyle, the nominees of the recent pr
mary, will be accorded an unanimous
vote for term of two years eacl.
They will take the oath on January
3 at noon, when the new council vii!
meet and organize.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-14
NEW EVIDENCE IS
SECURED IN THE
SAVANNAH CASE
BLOODSTAINS FOUND ON THE
CLOTHES OF HUSBAND OF
ONE OF THE VICTIMS.
Mrs. Hunter Died Yesterday Morning.
Before Her Death She Made State
nent Saying She Was Held by Negro
and Struck by Husband.

Savannah. Dec 13.-New develop
ments secured in Savannah's sensa-
tional murder case of last Friday,
point very strongly to the belief that
]. c. Hunter, husband CT the woman
who died in the hospital today is
the man Who murdered the three wo-
men, and though he is being held it
is doubtful if an eyewitness to the
tragedy will ever be secured, unless
the negro, who is thought to have as
sisted MIN in the triple murder is
captured
Late this afternoon clothes. believed
to have bios dstains on them received
in the Perry street tragedy, where
the women were murdered, were found
by the police They are known to be
the clothes of Hunter and upon this
clue the officers are now working.
Hunter, who is still in jail was
shown the clothes. He acknowledged
that they were his, but said that the
supposed bloodstains was paint.
He is a painter by trade and says
the red paint thought to be blood
stains had been on his clothes for
some time.
Hunter has admitted to the officers
that his real name was Davis Taylor
and that he hads served a term in the
penitentiary.
1t was learned today that few
months ago he told party for whom
he was working that he was going to
take a shotgun and killed the whole
household (meaning the family with
which his wife lived). That he made
this statement has been proven:
Accuses Husband.
Before her death this morning Mrs
Hunter made short statement 10 the
house physician at the hospital IN
which she said: "a negro held me and
nv husband hit me- The physician
however, does not place much depen
dance in the statement because of the
condition of Mrs. Hunter at the time
the statement was made.
Today's developments have gwen
the officers a clue upon which they
can work and it is now believed that
the tragedy, which cost three women
their lives, will be unraveled, put as
stated. much depends on the capture
of the negro who either murdered the
women or assisted the husband OF MIS-
Hunter in doing so.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-14
RED MEN WI HAVE
A HANDSOME WIGWAM

Atlanta, Ga, Dec. 13.-Red Men of
Atlanta are to have a $4,000 wig
wan The plans for this great en-
terprise have progressed far enough
10 insure success for the movement,
A meeting of the building commit
tee from the nine tribes here will be
held, at which time plans for selling
stock and for beginning work on the
five story building early in the spring
will be set under way. 1t is proposed
to raise the money by issuing bonds.
1t is believed that not only the Red
Men in Atlanta, but those all over
/ the state win subscribe literally. The
new building will give local Red Men
the finest wigwam in the United
states.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-14
A LONG AUTO TRIP
PARTY IS ENROUTE TO FLORIDA
FROM MICHIGAN IN AN
AUTOMOBILE
.Elti11 .T,El 3. s==

Near the last lap Of one of the most
remarkable tours in the history Of
automobiling in the United States, a
party of seven arrived in Atlanta on
Saturday morning from Rapid City,
Mich, in two Rapid sightseeing or
truck cars
While the distance covered to the
present time is something over 300
miles, the tour is remarkable not for
distance, but for the unusual way in
which the party travelled.
The entire party IS living during
the tour in the large cars; stopping
at whatever point night may overtake
them, they camp in tAe cars, and
sleep on the long seats of the sight
seeing cars.
The party Is headed for the resorts
Of Florida, where the winter will be
spent
The party is composed of e. A. Hub
bard and wife; J. j. Mckenzie, his
wife and daughter, and Samuel Nc
Nicely and Mrs. McNeely. The ladies
in the party stated taey had thorough
ly enjoyed the trip so far in every
way, and did not suffer any dscom
fort from their unusual mode Ct
travel.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-14
MRS. READ SENTENCED
TO THE COLORADO PEN

Denver, Dec. 13.--Mrs. Allen r. Read
recently convicted Of assault and an
attempt TO blackmail Mrs. Geneyieye
Chandler phipps, of Denver, out of
100000, was sentenced to not less
than one year or mere than eighteen
years in the penitentiary.
Mrs. Read attempted to frighten
Mrs. Phipps by displaying two sticks
of dynamite during an automobile
ride. She took her sentence without
emotion. She will be subject TO pa
role at the end OF year.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-14
KING LEOPOLD,
BELGIUM RULER,
IS NEARING END
GREAT CROWDS GATHER OUTSIDE
THE PALACE GATES, AWAIT
ING THE NEWS.
The Condition of His Majesty Has
Reached Critical Stase-Lawyer
Summoned, Presumably in connec-
tion With Rulers Whr

Brussels, Dec. l3-King Leopold, of
Belgium. is reported dying today.
Great secrecy is maintained at the
royal palace. Crowds are gathered in
front of the gates tonight.
The condition OF his majesty has
reached the critical stage. A consul
tation of physicians was held this
morning. and following the consulta-
tation the king summoned lawyer,
presumably relative to his will.
1t is stated the holy sacrament has
been administered to his majesty.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-14
TOBACCO TRUST
TO GO TO TRIAL
1T PROMISES TO HAVE A VERY
FAR-REACHING EFFECT
ON BUSINESS.
Suit Has Been Instituted by the Gov
ernment to Dissolve the Supposed
Monopoly of the Tobacco Industry.
Trial Started Yesterday.

ashinSton, Dec. 13.--There is a
feeling in the department of Justice
that the case of the United States VS..
the American Tobacco company and
others. set for hearing before the
United States supreme court today,
VIII have more far-reaching effscl.
than any trust prosecution ever be-
fore appeale dSNo the highest tribunal
of the land.
1t is argued that the recent deci-
sion against the Standard Oil com
pany is one of the most potent sup
pcrts the government has in the case
against the tot acco trust. 1t estab-
fishes the principle the government
has been fighting for in all the trust
proceedings, that combination which
exists by the means of a corporation
owning the stock of others is con-
trary to the Sherman law and that
such stock ownership may be a de-
vice that constitutes a stock agree
ment i'll restraint of trade.
The case against the tobacco trust
was instituted by the government to
obtain he dissolution of the alleged
monol oily which practically controls
the manufacturers and distribution of
tobacco and all its products in this
country The hearing in the supreme
court was originally set for October
13, but it was postponed because the
attorney general had not had time to
make thorough preparation, such as
he considered the Importance of the
case required
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-14
MAN AND WIFE IN
A MIDNIGHT DUEL
WOMAN SUCCEEDED IN, KILLING
HER HUSBAND AFTER A
FIERCE FIGHT.
Man Placed Revolver Under His Pill
low While The Woman Had a Gun
Near the Side of the Bed-Woman
Is on iriai for Murder.

Warren. Pa, Dec. ia story of
a duel TO the death with revolvers be
tween husband and wife in a dark
ened room during the night, the kill
ing of the husband by the wife, and
her writing to a son telling of the
deed, was unfolded here by Mrs. Anna
Anderson, a gray haired woman of Sc
years, on trial for her life on the
charge OF numbering her husband.
Mrs. Anderson is making a plea of
self-defense, and, according to her
testimony, Anderson always mistreat-
ed and abused her. On the day of
October 81 they were alone at their
home The couple quarreled until II
o'clock at night, and when Mrs. An
derson prepared to retire she saw her
husband ccme into the room with q
revolver in his hand.
He ordered her to kneel and pray,
saying that when she came to Amen
he would kill her. Mrs Anderson
prayed long. she delayed, and her
husband then ordered her into her
bed
The husband placed the revolver
under his pillow and another on the
floor by his side. Mrs. Anderson de-
clared it seemed as though hours
passed before her husband was sleep
ing Then she cached over him and
took the revd from the floor tc
protect herself.
Immediately Anderson awoke. she
said. Mrs, Anderson jumped from tn;
bed The husband fired, but missed
4 The woman returned the fire and de
clared she did not know how man.
! shots she fired but kept the revolve
pointed toward her husband and KEEP
ruling the trigger until she droppe'
in faint.
When she recovered the next morn
ing her husband lay dead across tn
bed.
Mrs. Anderson declared she the
covered his body with sheet, did he
housewOrk and started for the traiI
She then wrote note-introduced 1
evidence telling her son that she ha
killed his father and that she hersel
would soon be in the grave.
! Mrs Anderson declared she starte
for New York and knows that sh
reached some large city, bait whel
found a few days after the killini
was wandering near her home, seem
ingly half-demented
The trial has aroused intense inter
est here, and the courtroom wa
crowded today. The greatest sympa
thy is expressed for Mrs. Anderson.
Three sons Of Mrs. Anderson wer'
/ in court with their wives during th'
trial, and as the woman told variou
stories of her husbands crueities the.
nodded their approval.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-14
BUSY ON THEIR REPORTS.
City Officials Now Preparing Them
to Present to Council.

All of Brunswicks city officials are
now busy preparing their annual re-
ports, which will be submitted to
council at the last meeting of the
old council, which will be held on
Monday, January 3.
Some of these reports will be vol
luminous. covering all work transact
ed during the entire year, while 9th
ers will submit only brief reports.
They will all be read and ordered
published and filed by council.
At this meeting all matters for the
year will be brought to close and
the council will then adjourn, when
the new council will hold its first
meeting, which will be very short. A
mayor protein will be elected, after
which recess will be taken, but for
the first two weeks the new body will
be very busy disposing of matters
and a session will be held weekly in
stead of semi monthly.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-14
MRS. W. -. ATKINSON
ISTO BE REAPPOiNTED
Popular Postmistress at Newman to
Be Honored by Taft.


Washington, Dec. 3-Friends Of Mrs.
w. Y. Atkinson. widow of a former
distinguished governor of Georgia, are
interesting themselves in behalf of her
reappointment as pcstmistress at
Newman. Several members of the
Georgia delegation have strongly in
dorsed her for reappointment.
Georgia has two notable women ser
wing as postmistresses. Mrs. Ellen
Dortch Longstreet, widow of the dis
tinguished confederate military leader.
is postmistress at Gainesville, and
was reappointed. Mrs. w. Y. Atkinson
has been serving as postmistress at
Newman. and, according to all reports
received here, has mare a splendid
record. She was first named by Pres
ident Roosevelt.
President Taft is being urged to
nav the deserved compliment of a re-
nomination to this noble Georgia wo-
man. Ii is expected that her nomina-
ton will be sent to the senate within
week.