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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-27
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DON'T FORGET THE BIG FIRST
REGIMENT BAND CONCERT IN
THE RlFLEMEN'S ARMoRY NEXT
THURSDAY NIGHT.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-27

Mrs. James Rhett. of New York, is
sRending a few days With Mrs. F p.
NJ. strachan.
Mrs. VIM. Wallace and children, Of
Hagan, Ca, are the guests of Mrs.
Raleigh Perkins.
Miss Nell Atkinson left yesterday to
spend some time with Miss Nell Prin-
gle In Thomasyille.
Mrs. @. M. Peddicord will entertain
number of her friends this after
noon at bridge party.
Mrs. J, W. Bennett and Miss Tallu-
Iah Fleming are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Cay in Jacksonville.
Mrs. c. p. Smith returns in few
days from a visit to Savannah and
will occupy one of the residences OPP
posite Bay View.
Miss Agnes Robinson, who has been
very III at the home of her sister,
Mrs Katie Dart, for some time, was
reported to3be in a serious condition
last night.
Miss Gertrude Lott was one of the
guests at a reception given a few days
ago by President and Mrs. Roose-
welt in Washington. Miss Lott is a
isthaent at Fairmont College In Wash
ington.
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HAVE YOUR BEDS RENOVATED
PHI NE 70, BRUNSWICK MAT.
TREss FACTORY, 1914 NEWcAS-
TILE STREET.
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FOR COMFORTABLE BOARD
GAIL AT 1928 NORWICH STREET
MRS. S. E. sWILLEY.
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BRUNSWICK MATTRESS FACTORY
Y E. PEERS0N,
1914 Newcastle Street
PHONE 10.
PHONE 10.

NEW MATTRESSES MADE TO
ORDER. BRUNSWICK MATTRESS
FACTORY, PHONE 70, 1914 NEW.
CASTLE STREET.
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FIRST CLASS BOARD At REA.
soNA5LE RATES. APPLY TO MRS.
S. e. SWtLLEY, 1928 NORWICH ST,
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social NOTES.

n The ITALIAN club win be entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. G. A. ray
LIor.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-27

DON'T FORGET THE BIG FIRST
REGIMENT BAND CONCERT in
TIE RIFLEMEN'S ARMoRY NEXT
THURSDAY NIGHT.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-27

Miss Nell Atkinson left yesterday /,
spend some time with Miss Nell Prin
gle In Thomasyille
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-27

Mrs. @. M Peddicord will entertain
number of her friends this after
noon at bridge party
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-27

Mrs J, W. Bennett and Miss Tallu-
lah Fleming are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Cay in Jacksonville
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-27

Mrs. James Rhett. of New York, +
spending a few days With Mrs. F. q
NJ strschan.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-27

Mrs. VIM. Wallace and children, Of
Hagan, Ca, are the guests of Mrs.
Raleigh Perkins.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05

and having done so, that responsible position should not again be entrusted to him. Various applications had been made to the Board of Public Safety by discharged officers prior, Nbut all were turned down on account of the strike, and that Sennott was named as a mem- Der of the fire department was sOme- what of a surprise. The discussion over the application was heated and Mir. Anson. one of the men who Op- posed 1t, was backed by MT. Daley. but there were two other members favor ing, one of whom had formerly op- posed such reinstatement, and when tho tie came the chairman cast his vote In favor. thus ending a determination upon the part of the board not to re- lnstate or employ any of the men wh o suplmarily quit the service of the city during the street car strike
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
PLOT IS DISCOVERED
AN. ATTEMPT. AT !JAu, DELIVERY
 FRUSTRATED.
-Four of the Most Desperate Negroes in the Mobile Jail He'd s@wed
 on Steel Bars From ;fs.- Their Cclls ss

ss
 Mobile, Feb. 4.--(Special) )-An at tempt at jail delivery by four of the most desperate negroes in the County jail was discovered at an early hour this morning by Chief Jailer Thomas Powers, and by the timely discovery, murder was prevented. fit ss%
 The negroes sawed four bars of steel from their cells and had planned, in order to escape. to brain the night jailers. The prisoners who were in the attempt to escape and almost succeed ed dn doing so. were Leonard Rhone, sent up for forty years for robbery, and trying to kill Chinaman; Charles Swanson. a highway robber; Amos Coleman and Frank Scott, thieves.
 When the cells. of the prisoners were searched by Jaiier Powers and the deputies, four saws made from pieces of steel that come from the soles of cheap sh oes. were found.
 l. The steel bars that had been sawed from the doors were found in different cells. piece of iron bar was found in Rhone's possession and from him 1t was learned that the trio. after they discovered 1t. was impossible to cut through the tooisproof railing of the corridor of the Hangers. that they in tended to feign sickness. call in one of the jailers during the night and when he came inside of the place, Rhone was to brain him. The other desperate ne- groes to the compact were to secure the keys and then make . rush on the man in the jail office and take the des- perate chance of being Killed or get away. . This is the second attempt that the same negroes with the assistance of others. made an effort to get away from the jail and each time the tool proof bars stayed their, progress.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
NEWS OF PENSACOLA
BIG APPROPRIATION EXPECTED
 FOR FEDERAL BUILDING.
The Park Commissioners Association Has Plans to BeautaRy the Park and BOulevards of
 the City.

Pensacola. Fla. Feb. 4.-(Special.)- One hundred thousand dollars for the improvement of the government build ing in this city. Is to be appropriated. provided the house passes the bill which has already passed the Senate, carrying with 1t this appropriation.
 The bill was introduced when Con- gress convened by Senator Taliaferro. and at that time called upon the Su- perintendent of buildings to report to Congress the necessities of the build ings This report was made and the bill was engrossed and from last in formation from Washington had pass ed it's third reading in the Senate. The desire is to add q west wing to the structure, complete the fourth floor and add another story. If this is done Pensacola will have one of the hand somest government buildings in the South. as much money has already been expended in remodeling the structure and workmen are now en- gagged in placing marble floor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
(. (. DICKENS CASE
MORE TROUBLES ADDED TO AL READY NUazEROUs MURDERS.
Another Motion flo Filed by Dickens, Sister-in-Law Asking for His Further Commitmemf---s0me
 secuxlties 1Hlnaamg. s'

Mobile, Feb. A.-(Special. )---More troubles were added to the already
 numerous number of C. c. Dickens, now
 in jail after being brought back from Virginia, where he is alleged to have
 gone with securities of the English Manufacturing Company, this morning when another motion was filed in the
 Chancery Court asking for Dickens's
 further commitment to the custody of
 the sheriff until he turned over some
 securities omitted from the original complaint.
 Dickens was. held in contempt of court for filing a fraudulent state
 ment of the. affairs Of the English Manufacturing Company, and was given a certain time in which to file l a correct statement or go to jail. In the meantime he left the city, and. is alleged to have taken securities of 1 the firm with him to the amount of 1 $1O0, 900. He was arrested on a war ! rant charging embezzlement and | brought back here yesterday and is l now confined in jail. where he is held in contempt of court until a correct 1 statement of the accounts Is filed. The I motion this morning for a furth CT | commitment of the defendant is made by Mrs. Carrie McGiB Dickens. in- terested in the firm, who states in her motion that she omitted mention of the live Mobile. Jackson and Kansas 1 City bonds, valued at $1 1000 each, from
 her original bill, as part of the securi- ties Dickens took, and asks that he
 be sent 10 jail until he turns the
 bonds over to the receiver appointed | by the conrt,
 While the offense of embezzlement l against Dickens is a bailabIe one, the | commitment for contempt by the l chancellor is supreme and Dickens l win either have to file a correct statement and admit that he perjured
 himself or remain in jail.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
CHURCH IS ROBBED
CATHEDRAL IN sEOBnLE ENTERED
 BY THIEVES.
Every One of the Oaexiiag Boxes for
 che Peer Were PriEeSi Open and sl the ConfeN ts .l.,s...-. A .aas sSf0lNm.

Mobile, Feb. 4.--tSpee dai)-For the third time within as many years thieves broke into the Cathedral. the located in the heart of the downtown district, and robbed every one of the poor boxes in the chu rch, but their mean labor netted them but little, as all the boxes had been emptied only a few days ago.
 The robbery was committed some- time during last night. or in the early morning Aours of this morning and was not discovered until this morning. when priesta went to the church to say the morning masses. The thieves entered through a window in the rear, pr Franklin Street side, of the church. The window Is upwards of seven feet from the ground and was not locked. 1t is thought that the thieves forced the window up with R stick or rod, and then pulled themselves up to the window and entered. Every poor box In'the church was pried open and rob- bed, the thief using a, screw driver, found in the church, for this purpose The door was also pried off the ward robe, but nothing here was disturbed, noR were any of the fixtures broken or stolen. The detectives made an in- vestigation and joined with the priests in the opinion that the man who en- tered the church evidently knew all the surroundings.
 He was very cool in his work. as evidenced by cigarette stuinps found in the church, the church also beinG filled with cigarette smoke. No clue has been gained to the perpetrator of the theft. but the detectives are work ing upon the case with a hope of reaching clue that will lead to the arrest of the thieves.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
N. R. CREIGHTON DEAD.
Well Known Citisens of Mobile Expire
 Suddenly

Mobile, Feb. 4.-(Special.)- )-walking about in the garden of his home on Spring Hill Avenue and Providence Streets. MT. H. R. Crlchton, a we'll known man of the city and a candi- date for Alderman at the last prima- ries. dropped dead from heart failure shortly before noon today.
 MT. Crichton was walking in his gar den when he was suddenly seen to fall to the ground. His relatives and friends rushed to his side and sum- moned medical aid. but before the doc. tor arrived. he was dead.
 MT. 'Crichton is well known about the city and county and has numerous friends who will read of his sudden death with regret. Mir. Crichton waa candidate at the last primaries for Alderman on the ticket of the Good Government Club. He leaves a wife and six children. and is a brother-in. law to Sheriff Frank Cazalas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
NOT GUILTY VERDICT
PENSACOLA MEN CLEARED OF AR-
 SON CHARGE.
LG. c. Mccain. Henry Failangrim and John Maloney Were Charged With Setting Fire To the Bayou Chic0 TRentle.

Pensacola, Fla, Feb. 4--(Special.)- Remaining out just long enough to write a verdict, the jury in the case of G, c. Mccain, Henry Fillingim. and John Maloney, charged with arson, re- turned 6 verdict of not guilty in the criminal court this afternoon.
 The principal witness against the men was John Johnson, who related an alleged confession they made him on the morning that the Bayou Chico tres- lie was burned. It was upon his ev- idence that the men were adjadged in contempt of court in the United States Court and sentenced to serve sixty days each.
 An injunction had been issued by the court restraining the striking employees Of the street railway from interfering with the operation of cars.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
FOUR NEGROES ARRESTED.
Police Believe They Have Blacks Who
 Robbed Grain Company.


 Mobile, Feb. 4.--tSpecial. .)-with the arrest. of four negroes this afternoon, the authorities believe that they have in custody the men who have for sev- eral months past carried on Q system atic robbery of the St. John Grain Company, and they are now held on warrants for burglary. { Thomas St. John complained to the police and four negroes were arrested --Dan Fleming. James Gilmore, George Jackson and Peter Molett, and George Williams They were put through the sweating process by the police this af- ternoon and resulted in the latter ne- gro being turned loose, but all denied their guilt. Shortly after St. John swore out A warrant charging the four negroes with robbery. the warrant be- ing sworn before the Inferior Court. and the prisoners were turned over to the Sheriff. sbs7 s.'.a It Is alleged that the negroes. all employees, would throw sacks of grain from a top story into an alley where copfederates would get 1t and cart it off. Hundreds of dollars worth of grain are supposed to have been stolen during the operation of the thieves.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
NeM Fire Annnrntnn .

Today witnessed the addition of an- other hose and chemical wagon to the number already in service in the city. and with the change came. too, assign ing of men to man the wagon and the employment of a number of additional hremen. The chemical and hose wag- on was placed on duty at fire head quarters on Garden Street, and one of the hose wagons there transferred to a new station at the corner of Inten- dencia and DeVillier Streets.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
sennot Gets City Job

William J. Sennott bears the diss tinetion of being the first man who
 composed the police~Torce of the city, the members of which went on strike during the street car troubles. to enter the employ of the city again. He was elected a member of the fire depart ment. but 1t required the vote of the chairman to place him in, such posi- ton. There was no opposition to the man personally, but those who opposed his election. took the position that he had gone on a strike when the city was in dire need of police protectior
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
Negress Drinks Laudnnum

Mobile, Feb. 4.-(Speclal )-Report was made to police headquarters this morning of the suicide of Mahala York a negress last night, in the northern portion of the city, through drinking laudanum..
 The report was made by the police officers on the beat who stated that the, woman drank one opnce of the drug early In the evening and died al 10:15, medical attention being of nc avail The negress lived on East Ham, ilton Street, five north of Poe Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05

that such a plan if drawn is adopted by the Council the Civic League will donate $500 of the amount necessary for such a plan to be drawn by Q landscape gardener. There are parks innumerable in the eastern section of the city, but none in the western sec ton, with the exception of one street, which Is wide enough to make an ex- cellent parkway The commissioners desire this mapped put. as well as a boulevard and driveway along the bay shore for the western section and prac- tically the same for the eastern sec fion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
JOHN DUMAS DISMISSED.
Assault Case Against Him Wlthdrawu
 by Prosecution,

Mobile. Feb. 4.-(SpeciaL)-on the charge of assault with a bottle John Dumas, a well known white man about the city, was arraigned before the Re- eorder this morning, but dismissed when the complainant, Homer Erwin asked for the dismissal of the defend ant
 Erwin and Dumas became involved in difficulty at the corner of Water and Government Streets, several nights ago and 1t is alleged that Erwin was advancing upon Dumas when the lat ter struck Erwin with a bottle. The case has been continued several times until this morning when 1t was finally disposed of when Erwin asked for the dismissal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
Identification of Parks.

A general plan for the Identification of parks and boulevards of the city is desired by the Park Commissioners As- sociation and with this end in view, the City Council will be requested to assist the commissioners in their eff forts. The latter desire q plan which contemplates bou1evards along the wa ter front and parks in every section of the city, and if the city will guarantee
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
cox. N.maA ,. nAceav.v

New York. Feb. 4.-Judge Holt, in the United States court today appoint ed Alfred G. Coxe receiver of the Warp Twisting-in-maohine Company of Millbrook. N Y. An involuntary petI- ton in bankruptcy was filed against the firm. The liabilities and assets were not stated
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
Norwegian Bark DaH1aeed; :,

The Norwegian bark Britta, wnicn ar rived in port this morning. sunered greatly from the storm which swept inc northern gulf last week. The bark anchored Soff Cape. San Bias. and rodc the storms out. During tnts t.ine al. ~ the windows of the 'forecastle Were Siown out and part of theeragging car ried away. es Ng,
 The bark came up to the land orr MO; bile. but the captain managed 10 get his vessel about and make the harooF of Pensacola.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
BLEW OPEN SAFE.
PerdidO Grocery Company Robbed oi
 Cash and Cheeks.

Mobile. Feb. 4.-(Special. )--J. E. Mccoy, Mayor of Atmore, Ala. and principal owner in the Perdido Gro. cery Company of Perdido, Ala, ar- rived here this afternon and reports that some time during last night un- known parties forced entrance Into the store and blew open the safe, securing s25 in cash, SIS in checks, and a num- Der of valuable papers. A
 A paper In which the thieves tools were wrapped, bore date of Jackson vile. Fla. The parties are thought to be members of class who have been operating along the L. and N. for some time, conhning their operations to small towns.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
Wants Vessel Seized,

Custom house officials today received A letter from E. l. Matthews. of Pan- ana City requesting that if the schoon- er E. Hampstead puts into this port to take her into custody anu holo until he can reach the citv.
 The man, in his letter says he Is the sole owner of the vessel which left January 14 for the snapper banks. but he has information that something IS wrong and he wants custom officials to seize the ship if they can do so. The latter are making an investigation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
SUES INSURANCE COMPANIES.
". c. BaumhaueP Trying To NeeONeA
 Value of Fire Policies.

ymlue of Fire Policies. Mobile, Feb. 4-(SpeciaO-W. .: lBaumhauer, today filed suits against three insurance companies seeking 10 recover a sum aggregating $9.50o.
 Suit for S1,500 was filed against the Insurance Company of North American two suits, one for $3.00O and another for $2,5O0, were filed against the stone wall Insurance Company, and a suit for S2.5OO was filed against the Phoenix Insurance Company.
 The suits are the result of the refusal of the insurance companies to pay claims on the Baumhauer stock of mer- chandise which was destroyed by fire the night of December 20.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05

London. Feb. 4.--Carrie Nation be- came acquainted with the London po- lice courts this afternoon when she was fined $7.50 for thrusting her um- lbrella through a window of a car in the underground railway upon which cig- lerette advertisement was pasted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
MARINE NEWS.

Mobile Ala. Feb. 4.-Arrived: Steam CTS Helen (Nor) Stavnem, Bocas del Toro; Melville (Br) Jones' Norfolk Waverly (Br.) Ramsey. Gulfport
 Cleared: Steamers Madideno (SpanA Larrinaga. Liverpool; Fjell (Nor.5 IT. tand, Puerto Cortez; schooner Marga- ret G., (Br.) Knowlton, Fort de France.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05

A Cough or Sore Throat, Which might be cured by a simple remedy like BrOwn's Bronchial TrOclles. may cause a serious Bronchial or Lung Trouble. The, Trochea are unrivaled for relieving all Throat Irri- tations caused by Cold. 4-ady
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05

New Orleans. Feb. 4.-Cleared: Steamers Yanariva (Br) Fyfe, Glas- gow; Thurland Castle (Br.) Dash. Sta vanger and Christina via Norfolk Craigellachie (Br) Henry Hull and Hamburg via Pensacola; Michigan (Rr) Watkins. Hamubrg via Bremen; Gus todian (Br.) Larsen. Port Limon: Me- aragua (Nor.) Nilsen. Ceiba.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05

Galveston. Texas. Feb. 4.-Arrfved: Steamers Senator (BrD Atkinson, Bar badoes; San Marco. Mcintosh. New York; Elcid, Baker, New York
 Cleared: Steamers Eisud. Higgins New York. and sailed
 Sailed: Steamer wayfarer (Br.) Wood. Liverpool.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05

Port Eads. Feb. 4.-Arrived: Steam
 CTS Galia (Dan.) Pedersen. Progresso; Dover. Carlson. Tampa; Sinaloa (Mex. ]
 Abad, Frontera; St. Patrick CBr.) For | tay. New York; Berwind, Jenkins, Pace: | Virginie, (Fr) Brevet. Bordeaux via 1 Havana; Fl Monte, Woodward. New 1 York.
 | Sailed: Steamers Mercator (Nor. ] Kaisen. Puerto Cortez; Preston (Nor. ) Olsen. Livingston via Belize, Puerto
 Cortez and Port Barrios
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05

PILES CURED IN TO IA DAYS PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure any case of Itching. Blind. Bleeding or ProtFuding Piles in to 1< days or money refunded. soc -Wed-6ri
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05

Wilderness to garden. Troy Perfect GuRnO (Meal MIxture) did it.
 MARKS & GAYLE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05

Malaria Makes Pale sickIy ChSldrNm
 The old Standard GROVES TASTED -Esa CHILL TONIC, drives out malaria and builds up the system. For grown people and children, soc. adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
Netus of Mobile Society

wot ele. Feb, 4.-tspecial.)--one of the pl eaalntsst meeting this season Tor the Tn ursday Bridge Club was held tbis af,ser,ion with Mrs. Curtis Bush. IT.. as the charming hostess. Fne prize for, each table was fancy ar stole ana those present were: Mrs. Jossph kePhiliips. Mrs. Butt Mrs. T.nce1 Mrs .s Tebbitts, Miss Meta Huger. urs Roo,S.e Mrs. Goode, Miss Batre. Mrs Sad, br, Mrs Garrett. Mrs. L.edyard. nd Mrs Adams.
 V .4--~
 |. ettre Bradge Clab.
 The Littl,k Bridge Club was an great good luck pday as Mrs. Penrose Vass onened her haspitabie home to enter .sfn its me uabers Delicious refresh ,nents and Sretty prizes added much fo inc pleasi ire of the moring's meet snr when tn e club was represented by Misses Julia Creary, Dorothy Donald, Nav canf,eid. Ameaie and Virginia I.vons. Jean Miles, Virginia Sims and Grace Rockwt hl.
 Dnr.tor -Haye~ Wedding. 56 A nrettv we dding of yesterday was that af Mtss Marie lOdale Marston to ur frrad S H hyes, which took place at the home of the brides father, MT. sam Marston, in Spring Hill. In the drawing room, where the ceremony was performed. brides roses and Ierns were used in rGetty profusion. whiie the dining roont was lovely Wnh ats masses of pink roses and ferns The tyya hrfdesmands we're Miss Ruth Mar ston and Miss Ross Hayes, each of whom wore a be com ing gown or pink null, In empire effect, with trim minrs of lace, a ud they carried bou- auets of bridesma ids roses and ferns.
 The bride. a lo'refy brunette. looked her prettiest in tn Empire princess gown of white m uIL trimmed in lace, a veil of tulle ca nght by a spray of orange blossoms anu her bouquet, a shower of brides oses and ferns. The best man was MT. Frank Hayes and the groomsman, Mr. Lomax 1arston, q brother of the brideb
 After the ceremony, which was per- formed by Father wfagner. 8 reception was held for the relatives and intimate friends and the hal lpy young couple were the recipients of many congratu- tations and good wis hes as we'll as of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05

Mrs Charles Smith arrived yesterday from New Orleans to visit her parents, Mir. and Mrs Charles Hopkins.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05

MT. and Mrs. R. V. Taylor returned last evening on Mir. Taylor's private car from New York and Virginia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
carrfe Nation Flned.

Drive to us for the best cotton seed meal mixture. MARKS & GAYLE.