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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-24
SWEEPING CUT IN PRICES.
ZeImenovitz Has Great Reduction Sale
This Meek

ZeImenovitz Has Great Reduction Sale
This Week.
On Monday and Tuesday of this
week will be inaugurated one of the
most deciued price-cutting sales ever
made in this city The house of
AelmenCyitz has always met the con-
ditions of the season, and owing to
the very late winter which has delay
ed the usual sale OF winter goods,
the sale OF the stock will be forced,
regardless OF profits. The sacrifice
prices for which the goods are offered
will cause the customers to wonder
how such values can be bought at
SO little cost. The sale will continue
through Monday and Tuesday only.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-24
lnqram Case Again.

Judge Parker, on yesterday, denied
a motion for new trial in the In
gram case IN May a jury gave In
gram :. verdict for $4,000 against
the Hilton-Dodge Lumber company.
This was the fifth trial. The defen-
dant's attorneys, Messrs. Kay and
Brantley, filed notice of an appeal
to the supreme court.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-24
ABSOLUTE HEARING GIVEN
WIFE OF EAGLES PRESIDENT

South Bend, Ind. Oct 23.-An abb
solute divorce and $4,000 alimony
has been granted to Florence D. Her
ing from Frank F. Herring. supreme
president Fraternal Order of Eagles.
and one of the most prominent dem
ocratic politicians in Indiana, last
fall being candidate for the nomi-
nation Ct lieutenant governor.
The suit was not contested, although
Herring was represented in court by
an attorney The complaint alleges
cruelty and desertion.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-24
ONE OF THE LEADERS.
coison Hardware Company Doing Its
Share in Upbuiidinu.

SoiSoh HARDWARE Company Doing Its
Share in Upbuiiding.
In the commercial progress of every
city there are some firms which take
the lead In the advance movement
toward permanent prosperity. In this
particular the Colson Hardware com
pany, the Oldest local firm in that
line, has demonstrated the PROPOSE
tion as practical, that careful man
agement and constant effort will ac-
complish permanent success. This
firm Is now one of the great factors
in the development of Brunswick mer-
camille Importance as we'll as making
Tor the success and prosperity CT it's
individual business. .nrixixx
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-24
THE GLOBE STORE.
Complete Stock Received BY New
Dry Goods Store

The dry goods store recently open
ed on the corner Of Monk and Grant
streets has just received a complete
STOCK of winteH goods. me rock
bottom prices the goods are offered
at are attracting attention. This store
has arranged TO put en- big sale on
Monday and Tuesday of this week and
will reduce the price on every line
of goods In stock The goods are
all new, having been bought this sea-
son, and the great values offered will
insure big trade during this sale.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-24
COUNTY OPTION WON OUT
BUT FIGHT WAS WARM

Omaha, Oct. 23.-At the W. C. T. U.
convention session today resolutions
were adopted favoring the county
option movement as step towards
state wide prohibition.
Mrs. Beauchamp made warm fight
declaring that she was suspicious of
the Anti Saloon League. which was
leading the campaign.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-24
GATES WILL RETURN.

New York. Oct. 23.--John w. Gates
will reestablish his brokerage firm
which went under during the panic.
John A. Drake will not be in it.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-24
hurley GROWERS COMBINE.

Winchester, KY, Oct. 23.-Burley
tobacco growers filed articles today
for a 100000 insurance company.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-24
COMPLIMENTARY OUTING.
1.-THE Messenger" Carried a Party of
Happy Youngsters.

Happy Youngsters.
AS the guests of Superintendent
Stuckenbrok of the Seamen's Mission,
dozen or more young people who
had aided In making Penny Day" a
success, enjoyed fine outing on the
water yesterday. the trip being made
on the new missionary yacht, "The
Messenger" A run of over an hour
was made around the harbor, the boat
making fine record.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-24
The Grand-Mondayt

lFairy Tales (coIcred)
The Musicians Dream,
And three others.
The Washington times., 1909-02-09
VAUGHN BIBLE CLASS
HONORS ITS LEADER
AtAnniversary Banquet Dis
tinguished Men Pay Trib-
ute TO Founder.

A tribute. IN which men Of promin-
enCe Joined, was paid TO Francis W.
Vaughn, when the members of Calvary
Baptist Church celebrated the tweltieth
anniversary of the formation of tho
Faughn Bible class.
Among the speakers who lauded the
work OF Mr.. Vaughn, were Supreme
Court Justice John NJ Harlan Senator
elect Theodore II. Burton of Ohio, and
Representative Richmond Pearson Hob
son.
There was no reservation in praise Of
the man who founded a Bible class that
in a score of years has gained 5000 en-
rolled members, many of whom have
started similar classes in other parts Of
the world.
Dr. z. G. Rice, one Of the FIVE young
men who made up the original class in
1889 presided. He told Of the great in
fiuence that the class has come 10 exert
throughout the country. Prof. Mitchell
Carroll and the Rev. DR.. Robert NJ
Moore. also spoke, the latter eloquently
combating the idea that piety ana good
fellowship are inconsistent
''The other Fellow" the motto OF the
class. was frequently referred to by
the speakers. 1t was evidently the in
spiration OF the sentiment expressed by
Mr.. Hobson who hoped that the in
fUence Of the United States would ex-
tend throughout the world 10 the benefit
Of every nation AMI race with which it
came in contact.
Mr.. Vaughn was the last speaker. His
voice trembled as he declared that while
he had always believed IN the success
Of practical work among men, he had
never. dreamed Of the realization there
presented to him.
A handsome Bible was presented to
Mr. Vaughn, and during the evening e
beautiful silk American flag was given
70 z, H Bristow, superintendent Of the
Sunday school. There were more than
500 members Of the class present at the
dinner.
The Washington times., 1909-02-09
UNION MAY MEET
IN OPEN SESSION
Central Labor Expected to
Discontinue Its Execu-
tive Meetings.

After five months Of executive ses-
sions, 1t is considered probable that the
central Labor Union viii again throw
open its doors, and have its weekly ses-
sions public. Such q course was follow
ed for years. with marked success. but
last summer when the political pot was
seeming many delegates declared for
closed sessions. They carried their
point, but this secrecy has led 10 m.sap-
prehension and misunderstanding Be
cause or this fact It is deemed advisable
70 give the matter reconsideration.
il was announced by Treasure. !. ".
Considine last night, that ARRANGEMENTS
had been completed for the celebration
or the Lincoln Centenary by organized
labor IN the District. A meeting viii
be held in odd Fellows Hall a. 8 O'Clock
Friday night The public has been ,n-
vited' and every labor man is expected
70 attend.
Following the elimination Of long
standing antagonism betyreen. the. Drest-
dent and the secretary Of the Central
Labor Union on the floor last night, ID
was announced that the American Fed
GRAFTON OF Labor would be called in as
arbiter TO settle points IN dispute. Last
nights outbreak was more or less spOn-
taneOuS and pyToteChuic. The president
and secretary locked horns with vigoF
over the passing Of a constitutional
amendment affecting the auditing com
mittee. The president charged the sec
rotary with fillibusterlng and the secre-
taTy charged that the action taken was
void, because the president had set his
watch back and action had been taken
after the constitutional hour Of adjourn
ment-u o'clock
The Washington times., 1909-02-09
CITIZENS TO REQUEST
DATE FOR A HEARING
Will Protest 10 Commissioners
Against Property Yard ard
Other Proposals.

Hearings before the District Commits
sioners on the proposed establishment
OF District property yard nn land for
merly occupied by the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, between Sixth and Sew
enth and / and K streets northeast. the
entry into the city of the Washington,
Baltimore and Annapolis railway over
the tracks Of the II street line, and the
dampness Of the II street subway, are
10 be requested by the Northeast Wash
ingtOn Citizens Association.
Each Of these questions was made the
subject Of protest at a meeting OF the
organization in Northeast Temple last
night, The association decided also 10
cooperate with the Rhode Island Ave
nue. Citizens Association in opposing
the bill To- license builders.
DR.. Starr Parsons submitted q report
on the presence of rats in the city, show
ing the damage done by the rodents and
urging the cooperation Of the citizens
in planning their destruction.
The Washington times., 1909-02-09

tour Is to make the public better &C.
quainted with the facts REGARDING a
practice that she believed ought TO be
stopped.
In emphatic terms, Miss Lind asserted
That viVisection has been proven utterly
useless as a means Of saving human
life or preventing disease. The num-
Der Of victims Of diptheria, Iockiaw.
hydrophobias and other diseases that
some persons claim have been checked
in their ravages through the discoveries
made by viviseCtiOn, has increased, she
declared.
In France, for illustration, she stated
that the death rate from hydrophobia
had increased since the discovery Of
the Pasteur treatment, the serum used
often causing death
In conclusion, Miss Lind urged that
more attention be paid 10 the improve
ment of sitnitarY conditions. and 10
spreading the gospel of personal clean
Illness among the people, as experience
had proven that this course would do
more to stamp out disease than all the
vivisectionists might ever accomplish.
The Washington times., 1909-02-09
VIVISECTION WRONG.
DECLARES MISS LIND
Theory a Fsllacy, Is Claim Advanced by Speaker at
New Willard Under Auspices of Washington
Society-"Worse Than Useless

Declaring that the theory Of vivisec-
ton was a falacy. Miss Lind-af-Haee-
by, Of Sweden, delivered an interesting
address on that and allied subjects be-
fore large gathering in the red room
of the New Willard Hotel Incidental
ly, Miss Lind denied any foundation in
truth for the theories advanced for the
use Of 5erums and vaccine I'm the treat
ment Of diseases. The famous Pasteur
treatment for hydrophobia, she assert
ed. had In reality caused persons to
contract hydrophobia instead of pre-
venting the disease.
Miss Linz has made the subject Of
her discourse last evening her life work
She spoke under the auspices Of the
Washington society. In presenting Miss
Lind, Thomas Nelson Page made If
clear that the local organization favors
the humane regulation Of vivis~ ction,
rather than its complete prohibition by
law
The purpose OF Miss Ldnd's lecture
The Washington times., 1909-02-09
THE REV. DIR. ROBERT TALBOT.
Kansas City Clergyman, Summoned to St Paurs Here
Starts for Home Tonght-Will Give His
Answer This Week

The Rev. Dr. Robert Talbot, rector ofthe
Church Of the Ascension Of Kansas City.
who has received a. call from ST. Paul
Church Of this ,,ity. viii leave tonight
for his Western home. While refusing
to give any intimgtion as to whether
he intends to accept the call, DR.. Tai
bot stated today that ne would notify
the officers OF the local church Of his
decision IN the matter by the latter part
of the week
DR.. Talbot has spent all Of his life IN
the Kansas City diocese. He was born
at Lafayette. Mo. which was also the
birthplace Of Ethelbert Talbot. bishop
Of central Pennsylvania the late Alb
The Washington times., 1909-02-09

dieI Leonard, bishop Of Utah, and Bishop
Hendricks. Of the Southern Ii sthodist
Church OF Kansas City. He Is a cousin
of Admiral Sebree. His father, who died
while he was young. was a prominent
physician Of Lafayette, being a graduate
Of the Jefferson Medical College II Phil
adelphia.
II am fond Of all kinds OF athletic
sports" said Dr. Talbot today, land
usually spend my vacations hshins and
hunting. I have killed a good deal Of
big game and have one OF the finest
mounted deer heads you ever saw. II
should come to Washington I expect
% play a great deal Of golf"
The Washington times., 1909-02-09
GLORY
SUNG AT DINNER

Princeton, its history in song and
story, is a never-failing gource OF In
SEPARATION to those attending the annual
bauquets OF the Princeton Alumni A.
ISOLATION the oldest organization Of it's
kind Ia washington The thirty-eighth
yearly reunion found no exception TO
the rule. Chevy Chase Club was the
scene OF the latest gathering Of the
sons Of "Old Nassau" and last nights
banquet was one Of the most enjoyable
ever held by the alumni.
The tOastmasJer was Henry +. Davis,
clEs~ Of ~, who was introduced by the
ueWly-eiEotsd president, =. 3. Kelley
Of the class OF 20.
The Washington times., 1909-02-09
GEORGIA'S CAPTAIN.

Capt. Tempiin NJ Potts, II. S. N,
captain OF the Washington Navy Yard,
viii succeed Capt Edward +. Quail
trough as commander Of the battleship
Georgia, OF the Atlantic feet. shortly
after thn fleet reaches Hampton Roads.
about February D. Captain Qualtrough
was recently sentenced by cCurt-martfaI
to a loss of ten numbers aEE to a sus-
pension for six months.
The Washington times., 1909-02-09
TWO PROMOTIONS
MADE BY VATICAN
Santa Fe Diocese to Be Di-
rected by Archbishop Pita-
val-Mgr. Grimes.

ROME, Feb. 9.-Auxilary Bishop John
Baptist Pitavel, of the Santa Fe do
cese, has been made archbishop of the
New Yorw for the Philippines via the
Grimes, rector OF the Cathedral Of the
Immaculate Conception, I'm Syracuse, n.
D, has been made coadjutor bishop to
The Right Rev Patrick A Ludden. bish-
op Of the Syracuse diocese, according
20 a statement issued at the Vatican
today.
Bishop Grimes is hfty-eight years old
and was ordained a priest in lSS2, He
has spent most OF his priesthood I'm
Syracuse. He was made monsignor in
1904
The Washington times., 1909-02-09
CHARGE
AGAINST NEGRO

Charged with house breaking, Lee Do
ing, alias William Ross, a negro, TWEEN
ty-twO years old, was arrested this
morning by Central Office Detective
O'Brien.
Doing is alleged to have entered the
home OF Rufus c. Contila, $50 Missouri
avenue, on january 2, and stole two
suits Of clothes and a gold watch
The Washington times., 1909-02-09
GETS 5000 For A LEG.

NEW YORK. Feb. 9.-The suit OF Ber-
uard McEachran, against the New York
Central Railroad, for $4,000 for the loss
Of his leg, tried before Justice Keogh at
White Plains. resulted in a verdict for
S 600 against the corporation, Nc
EachFan was employed Ia the terminal
yards at FoFty-second street, and a
train backed down upon him.
The Washington times., 1909-02-09
PARTY OVERFLOWS
ROOMS OF CHURCH

So large was the number OF couples
wishing TO take part In the euchre
party given under the auspices Of the
Young Ladies' So6ality Of the Blessed
Virgin Mary OF St DominIc's Church
that the assembly room could not ac-
commOdate them. and many OF the
young people scattered 70 the class
rooms and played at tables iIuprovised
from the school desks.
Fully go couples were in attendance
last night, and the entertainment was
one Of the most successful ever held
in the parish.
The Washington times., 1909-02-09
LAWRENCE KEANE
BURIED TOMORROW

Funeral services for Lawrence Keane,
a well-known young business man Of
this city. will be held at 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning from the home OF Mrs.
Julia Barrett, 80 Massachusetts avenue
northeast.
Requiem mass will follow I'm St. 10
sephs Catholic Church. Second and G
streets northeast Burial VIII be i'm
Mt. OIivet Cemetery. Mr.. Keane died
yesterday in Providence Hospital of
typhoid fever.
The Washington times., 1909-02-09
MOROCCAN TROUBLE
AT LAST AT AN END
France and Germany Sign Agree
ment Defining Their Spheres
of Activity.

PARIS. Feb. e.-France and Germany
today signed the new Moroccan agree
nent. and IL is believed the last cause
OF friction IN this long troublesome stu
alton is removed.
France promises not TO interfere IN
Germany's economical program ia No
rocco, while Germany binds herself not
% interfere in Frances political acUvi-
ties IN this country
Both nations agree not TO create priv
ileees that win result IN special advan-
tagess TO either at the expense or the
other.
The Washington times., 1909-02-09
LUSITANIA BUFFETED.

QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 8.-The Cunard
liner LusiJania. from Liverpool to New
York. which came in here twelve hours
late was severely bufeted by the storm.
During the night she lost one OF her
snchors and many fathoms OF chain.
She entered the harbor at $50 and en-
barked the passengers and malls. She
had used I'D much coal during the storm
and was Consequently obliged 10 take
on 500 tons here
The Washington times., 1909-02-09
Nv HOSPITAL MANAGERS:

ALBANY, Feb. 9.-The following ap-
pointments Of managers Of State hos
pitfalls were made today; DIT. Edwin Il.
Wolcott, Rochester. Gowanda State
Hospital; Joseph Cameron, Hornen,
Willard State Hospital; Alice Isarken,
New York, FdiddleUown State Hospital
Or. John T. Robinson, Saranac, st.
Lawrence State Hospital; Lille Bolles.
Werner, Rochester, Rochester State
Hospital
The Washington times., 1909-02-09
MAY REDUCE COURSE.

ALBANY, Feb. 9.-F'or the purpose Of
discussing the question OF a six-year
combined course for the A. b and NJ.
D. degrees or the B. S. and NJ. .. de-
grees, DR.. A S. Draper, State commits
sioner OF Education. will confer today
In this city with representatives of all
the colleges in the State Under the
present rule Of the board Of regents
the course for the combined degrees IS
seven years.
The Washington times., 1909-02-09
CAN'T PRAY. SIZES

NEW YORK. Feb. 9.-Because she
cannot kneeI In prayer, owing TO in
juries received ia an accident to the
Montreal express. on October q. 1907,
Mrs. Emily Park ReQuais Is suing the
New YORK Central for 5000
The Washington times., 1909-02-09
SHAW MAY BE M. P.

GLASGOW. Feb. ST. A. Alan
wealthy socialist shipowner, having re-
fused the invitation OF the socialists 10
be a candidate for the parliamentary
vacancy caused by the death OF Sir
andrew Mitchell Torrance. the Socialists
are trying TO get George Bernard Shaw
10 take up the fight.
The Washington times., 1909-02-09
KILLED BY WHISKY.

ROCHESTER,, Feb. 8.-Pasduale ST.
mione drank q quart Of whisky on a
bet today and Is dead as result
The Washington times., 1909-02-09
LEAVES S6O.OOO.OOO

NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-The will of Mrs.
Eva S. Cochrane. who spent some OF her
millions in the erection of churches,
hospitals, and the endowment OF other
charitable institutions at Yonkers, was
filed with Surrogate Willard, OF West
chester county. today. IT is reported
the VIII disposes Of an estate worth
close to $50. 600, coo.
The Washington times., 1909-02-09

Best Coal at Low Prices. R. J. & NJ. c.
Grace, 4th & T ne. Phone Linen. 2s8
-Advt.
The Washington times., 1909-02-09

Consult Shaffer, Florist, I4th & I, Con-
corning decorations for dinners K teas.
-AdVt.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-01
-.''I
ETEDtt)URT :ROOM1N
7. A.BHIK||'| FOR /. LIBERTY.

Huntington, W. Va; June So
most exciting event ever witnessed
In connection with a session Of
Huntington police court came when
Albert Estep, Carter Estep and Hen
ry Estep made a dash for liberty, af-
ter having been convicted upon war;
rants charging assault.
When the trial was concluded and
judge Bryan assessed fine Of TWEEN
ty dollars against each, the three
men, father and sons, left the pris-
oners' dock and, breaking through
the crowd, fed toward the stairway
leading to Ninth street. ..:..... - :.
" The outbreak was so sudden and
so unexpected that neither the off,
GERS present nor the spectators In the
court room seemed to realize what
had occurred until the mem were
we'll out Of the room. But hardly an
instant had elapsed until the alarm
was given, and officers were In pur-
suit. The father and the elder or
the sons were recaptured before they
reached the foot Of the stairs. The
younger son, q raw-boned, lanky
youth Of apparently twenty-one sum-
mers, reached the street and got a.
good lead over his pursuers. He fled
down Fifth avenue, and turned out
toward Sixth at Eighth street. He
would probably have made his es-
cape, but for fortunate circum-
STANCE. Sam Days was standing
near the entrance to, the city hall
when Bstep came out. He soon
realized that the man was a fugitive
and Joined the other officers in the
pursuit.
Now, 1t is we'll known that bicy-
cling has been long known as Sans
specially. And when he arrived at
the postoffice walk, on Fifth avenue
ne found O. wheel leaning against
the curb. Mounting this, Davis
started in with q good advantage over
the other officers just as Estep round
ed the corner Of Eighth and Fifth.
But even then the capture of Estep
was no easy matter. He stands O
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-01
BLACK HAND: TERROR lover
wounded Man Not Afraid to Give
evidence Against Assailant After
Gangs Dissolution. =: :"

Fairmont, W. va, June 3o,-Farn-
cesco mariana was today held With
OUT pond by Justice Boydton, charged
WIN shooting Giuseppe Cavanetta
WIN intent to kill and Philaende
Cavenetto, the wife of Giuseppe, was
T 11q 20 aHd-gtven ten days In tafI.
Inc case resulted from the recent
bIack Hand outrages here. A wear
Ego FRANCESCA Marianne lived at the
Sahanetto home. The husband
touhd hfm making love to his wife
anu nght followed. Mart1ano shot
and seriously injured the husband
Under threats from the Black Hand
The husband was afraid to give evi,
.aence and the case was dropped. Then
Gavanetto's wife fed with Martjano,
Following the conviction of the Local
Black Hand mem bers ,Cayauetto eava
evidence in the case. - '''' :
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-01
good six feet In his stoc kin 81.

good six feet In his st1ek king aissa
evidently been we'll trained
succeeded in reaching the
when overtaken by DaYiss go
rendered and was, brought si&9s Asas
the court room. The three WafS kIf
sent to the city jail whers th
remain for twenty ;days,
become able to pay. their finea ~ s.
The three men were arraigast 6
a disturbance which .6ce
Monroe avenue and fSaY8mfg
street Thursday . afternoon
they made disorderly Saase
Jesse Toney. Il ,sj
They are mountaineeEg.Ei US
come. to. Huntington recent ES
Breathitt county, Kentuck ssss
This attempted escaps wi
the most remarkable a incfd ~
the sort ever Witnessed, in 4.
ton. The men boItad Il tiifO m5 s. %
court room we'll filled, ana iiffE i
half dozen policenaen were Ssa