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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-21
MASTER MASON To
HOLD SESSION IN
SAVANNAH
NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS WILL
CONVENE IN THAT CITY FOR
ANNUAL MEETING-MANY TO
ATTEND.

Georgia has been honored again this
year by the selection of Savannah as
the meeting place for the 10th trien.
nial assembly of the general grand
council of Royal and Select Master
Masons of the United States. and for
the annual convention cf the general
grand chapter. The meeting this year
VIII be the Saith triennial one for the
chapter which is the older organiza-
ton in the United States.
The general council will meet in
Savannah on November s and 9, and
the chapter will meet on the 10th and
iIth. All of the delegates will be
guests of the grand chapter and grand
council of the state of Georgia.
Inc two national organizations have
no regular meeting place and change
annually from one state and city to
another. The last time they met in
Georgia was in 1888 and Atlanta was
the city selected then. 5
The grand council of Georgia will
send three delegates to the Savannah
sessions and they will be ]. r. Wilk-
I lnson, of Atlanta, who is grand mas
ter; Deputy Grand Master j. C. Har-
mon, of Tennille, and j. B. Roberts
grand conductor of work, in Atlanta.
The grand chapter will be repre-
sented by Grand High Priest, of Co.
lumbus; Deputy Grand High Priest w
F. Bowe, of Augusta; Grand King 7
r. Wilkinson, of Atlanta and Grand
Scribe w. G. England, of Cedartown
All of the seven men named above
are prominent officers in the state or
ganizations. All past grand masters
OF the grand council, and past grand
nigh priests of the grand chapter of
all states are permanent members OF
the national bodies.
A special meeting of the grand
chapter and grand council of Geor-
gia will be held in Savannah on No
Vember to act as a reception com
mittee for the national delegates.
Georgia has had one general grand
high priest for the national grand
chapter, Mr.. James w. Taylor. of
Luthersville.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-21
WAR ON AGENCIES
IN WHITE SLAVES
WILL Be WAGED
BATTLE AGAINST THE CRIME is
ON IN EARNEST IN MANY
LARGE CITIES.
Hundreds of Girls Enticed to Far
Away TOWNS Where They Were
Forcibly Detained-Arres.s are
Made by Agents and Authoritits.

Chicago, Oct. 20.-Kansas City
Denver, San Francisco, Seattle and
c.acr western cities, have been
bIu.a-, into the war ON the white
sla traffic by the discovery by Spe-
cial Prosecutor Clifford G. Roe. that
systematic shipping of girls from this
to other cities has been more inn
portant phase of the evil than sup
posed. \ clearing house in Chicago
which has been operated by band OF
men and women has been the central
agency which supplied victims for the
red-light districts of others cities. AL
ready lines are out to make a careful
Investigation in all OF the suspected
cities IT, 'GrnisL tna needed portions
Of eyid5nce about this phase of the
traffic
The discovery cf this clearing house
and of 5he shipping Of girls and un-
dergrourd routes to other cities will
be used in urging upon congress al
its next session the enactment of a
new feeerll laN covering interstate
phases OF he traffic on lines similar
to the Illinois squandering act. Sc
cured by tie Woman's World commit
tee last sIring.
We kAcHT," said Attorney Roe. who
was member of that committee
that hundreds of Chicago girls have
become victims to the traffic, and that
they have been sent so far from home
that few of them ever get hacl, Most
Of iNem were working girls in down
town stores, who have been lured by
promises of excellent positions and
cheaper living expenses in smaller
cities. AS we probe deeper in our in.
vestlgations, this phase of the traffic
assumes the proportions of a noun
tain as compared with earlier discov-
cries. Facts in hand are appalling
and demand greater and more extern
sive work than we had any thought of
when we started. But we are in the
fight and are going clear through with
it Several arrests in. this connec-
tion will probably be made tomor-
row." a f~aN NMEYyNEz
Instead of purchasing railroad tick.
Jets and starting the girls removed
from resorts to their homes, as has
been the custom, the girls are being
held in the city until Attorney Roe
can secure from them all possible in
formation regarding the persons who
were instrumental in bringing them
here
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-21
A PLEASANT DAY
WITH THE EAGLES
STATE OFFICER ENTERTAINED BY
THE BRUNSWICK AERIE
LAST NIGHT.

Brunswick Eagles combined yester-
day and last night to make the visit
lof Deputy Grand Worthy President
VIM. L. Grayson, an event to be re-
membered. Colonel Grayson arrived
from Savannah early in the afternoon
and enjoyed trip over the city.
AT O'Clock Colonel Grayson was
the guest of honor at a fish dinner
at the Metropolitan. John Gaveras
was at his best and the service was
credit to the establishment. The
dinner was rendered by the past Off
GERS of Glynn aerie, Messrs. L. Lud
wig, y. P. Roche, Sig Levison, Harry
Miller and c. H. Leavy.
Glynn aerie assembled at O'Clock
and two hours were profitably spent
in observing the eXemplifications by
Deputy Grayson, Of the new work OF
the order AT the close under the
head of good of the order several fine
impromptu speeches were made. A
social season concluded the evening
which was thoroughly enjoyed by a
| large number of members.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-21
STILL 4 MYSTERY
POLICE UNABLE AS YET TO
PROVE POSITIVE IDENTIFIcA-
TIoN OF DIsMEMBERED BODY

Newport, r. l., Oct. 2O.-Today
marked the tenth day since the find
ing of the dismembered limbs of a
young woman in the woods of Tiver-
ton, and while the Fall River police
have DR." Hill and Chauffeur THE
Dault under arrest, charged with the
crime, the police have a task on their
hands to prove the case against them.
Vital proofs of the identity of the
girl is almost impossible. as her head
is missing. It has been discovered
that Miss Amelia st. Jean, whom the
entire police force of New England
is searching for, is also missing.
This afternoon County Sheriff King,
Of Newport who found the blood
stained box in which the torse had
been placed and thrown into the pig
gerry in Tiverton, returned to the
scene in company with volunteer
searching party and went over the
Bullger marsh road.
Eben Andrews found on the road
the front glass of an automobile and
an oil lamp. This case is one of
the most mysterious known to this
section of the country and all efforts
to solve it have 50 far failed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-21
MRS. DUKE DEAD
FAMOUS SOUTHERN WOMAN
FOUND LiFELEss IN BED.
GEN. MoRGAN's SISTER.

Louisville, Ky. Oct 20. Irs. Hen.
ietta Morgan Duke, wife # General
Basil W Duke, known in history as
"Morgan's right-hand ina was
found dead in bed st tte Duke resi-
dence here today. Hears failure IS
dence here today. Heart failure is
death.
Mrs, Duke, as Henrietta Morgan
sister OF Gen John H. Morgan, COM
mander Of Morgan's men. we8 mar
ried 10 Mr. Duke in 1853 ii8r hus-
band, six brothers and orot5ec- in
law fought in the confederate army
III the civil war.
Mrs. Duke was socially prominent
in Louisville and throughout Tie
state. and an indefatigAble member Il
the Daughters Of the CoDfederaey /.
he, efforts Of late years hive been
directed mainly to the collection ard
preseryation OF data, relics end his
tory incident to the war.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-21
"MAN OF THE HOUR"
Play Was Enjoyed by an AppreciatiVe
Audience.

Those who did not see '"The Man
of the Hour in Brunswick last sea-
son and were present last night, en-
Joyed the production immensely,
while those who witnessed it on the
previous visit and were again present
last night, were somewhat disappoint-
ed, not that the play is not an eX-
cellent one and net that it is not we'll
handled, but simply because the COM
pany which presented it here last
season was an all star one, every per-
former being an artist in his or her
respective line. while last night the
company was not nearly so good, but
still they put on the great political
play with much credit.
John Kelly was the same James
Phelan of last year. 1t is doubtful if
another actor could be secured who
could handle this role with such sue
cess. He was easily the star of the
aggregation and was there with "the
goods" at every turn. Thomas Chat
terton. "the Man of the Hour" also
handled this role last season and
made quite a hit in it.
Jefferson Rollow has the physique
and speech of the genuine ward
boss" but he seems to be new in
the business and occasionally forgets
few lines of his role. However, he
is assigned to the most difficult part
IN the play and after he handles it
few months longer he should equal
lne excellent "boss" of last season.
The stage setting, ETC., was an ex-
act reproduction of the original pro-
duction, and the fact that 'The Man
of the Hour is again touring this
section is an indication that it is
highly appreciated by the theatregoers.
Few better plays of the kind have
been written, and it goes a long way
towards showing up the real CRATER,
the deals which are pulled off fire.
quently in cities by electing a man
to office who can be handled" by
money and politicians. The story is
interesting from start to finish. with
an interesting love story involved and
just enough comedy to make it all
the more enjoyable.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-21
HAVE DATA READY
WITHIN z MONTHS
DR.. COOK ANNOUNCES THAT HE
WILL PRESENT 1T TO THE
COPENHAGEN UNIVERSITY

Toledo, o., Oct 20.-Dr. Frederick
Cook, the explorer, who has been
asked by the University of Copen-
hagen to hurry with his original data
and instruments relative to his dis
covery of the north pole, announced
today that he would be ready to sub.
nit the proofs of his discovery to
the university within two months
possibly within month.
DR.. Cook stated that he would be-
gin on the data Immediately upon
his return to New York after the
close of his lecture tour in Minneapo-
lis next Monday.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-21
TWO LARGE SHIP CHANDLER
CONCERNS TO BE MERGED
NEXT MONTH.
Stock Company to Be Organized and
Business Will Be the Largest of
the Kind Along the South Atlantic
Coast.

\ deal has just been consummated
whereby Brunswick's two largest ship
chandlery concerns will be merged in
to one corporation, the change to be-
come effective probably on Novem
her 1.
The two firms in questions are e.
H. Mason & Co., and Wright & Gowen,
both of which now conduct large ship
chandlery stores on Bay street, being
located within a short distance of each
other. ( kf
While all of the facts of the con-
solidatiOn have not yet been made
public, it is announced that the new
concern will be incorporated under
the name of the Wright e Gowen
company, and the petition for incor-
poration will be filed within the next
few days The formal consolidation
and organization of the new company,
OF course. will not occur until the
petition is granted by the superior
court
the store now occupied by E. H.
Mason & Co. on Bay street is to be
NdCdlSu anu IuG SlOCh VI luS III III w III
be removed to the store of Wright &
Gowan at the corner of Bay and
mansfield streets. This store is one
of the largest in the city and has
only been occupied by the firm a
short time There will be no change
in the active management of the
latter firm, and it is not yet announc-
ed whether Mr. Mason will be active
1y engaged in the business as in the
past or will only be stockholder in
the new comapny.
This consolidation means that
Brunswick is to have one of the larg-
est ship chandlery stores in the entire
south. Both of the firms at present
carry large stocks of everything in
their lines, and with the two stocks
mergeI into one the company will
probably be the largest dealers of the
kind along the south Atlantic coast.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-21
MRS. T. B. FERGUSON DEAD
AFTER A LINGERING ILLNESS
Estimable Woman Passed Away Early
Yesterday Morninu.


After a lingering illness of few
WeeAs, ldrs. 7. b. Ferguson passed
away yesterday morning at AS o'clock
at the family residence, corner of
Union and Monk streets. This news
will come as a great shock to her
many friends in the city, as she was
known and loved by N unusually
large number of people. Mrs. Fer
Iguson has been lingering between
life and death for the past several
days, and though everything that sci
ence could suggest and loving hands
could do was done for her ii was TO
no avail, and for the past twenty four
hours the end has been hourly ex-
pected.
Mrs. Ferguson has been a resident
of Brunswick for many years. She
was the daughter of the late Judge
and Mrs. James Il. Lambright She
was born in Chatham county Septem
Der 12, 1853, but removed to Bruns-
wick with her family when very
young. On January 1, 1880, she was
welded to Mr.. Taylor b. Ferguson.
The deceased is survived by her hus-
band and six children, Mrs. Charles
Bunkley. Misses Edith, Edna, Sadie
and Matte, and Master John B. Her
mother, Mrs. Martha A. Lambright.
who is one of Brunswick's oldest in
naDitants, also survives. Other rela-
tives are Mrs. A. G. Ward, of Allan
ia, Mrs. P. l.. Bailey, of Savannah,
Mrs. Julia Nell, of Knoxville, Mrs.
Anna Gatchell, of this city, Mrs. Rosa
Wilson, of Jacksonville, sisters, and
Judge J. 7. Lambright, a brother
Mrs. Ferguson has been lifelong
member of the First Baptist church.
and much of her life has been spent
in church work She was an ardent
worker for everything that stood for
betterment of Christianity, loyal
charity worker and her loss will be
sadly missed by all classes.
The funeral will occur this morn
Ing at 10 o'clock from the First Bap-
tist church, Rev. J. e. Sammons, Of
,ficiating. The following gentlemen
have been requested to act as pail
bearers: e. l.. McGougan, G. ID. Ogg.
f. e. Twitty, D. w. Middleton. Mil
lard Reese, D. w, Krauss The in
terment will be In Palmetto ceme-
terry. ~.- i~~.@rp
The News joins the many other
friends in extending coincidence TO
the grief-stricken family.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-21
NEXT MEETING Of
PHYSICIANS IN
THIS CITY
BRUNSWICK SECURES coNvEN-
TloN OF eleventh DISTRICT
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION - Or
GANiZATlON is A NEW ONE.

Brunswick Is already in the field
for conventions next summer. Tues
day night at the organization of the
Eleventh District Medical Society at
McRae, II. G.. w. Blanton. of this
city, representing Glynn County Med
ical Society. extended the new asso-
citation a hearty invitation to hold it's
first meeting in Brunswick. BY a un-
animous vote the invitation was ac-
Tuesday in June.
DR.. Blanton returned to Brunswick
late yesterday. Steps will be taken
at an early day to prepare for the
coming convention which Brunswick
physicians propose to make a model
in the way of summer conventions. A
trip to Darien or St Marys with
fish fry will be features the visitors
will enjoy.
Among the several papers on the
program was one by DR.. VIM. Perrin
Nicolson, who was unable to attend to
the regret of the forty or fifty physi-
clans present. DR.. Nicolsons paper
had been looked forward to with keen
interest as he is an authority on the
subject assigned
Olncers of the society elected for
the first year are as follows: Pres,
DR.. ]. D. Herman, Eastman: First
Vice Pres, DR.. Stowe, Jesup; Second
Vice Pres. DR.. Born, McRae: Secre-
tary and Treasurer, DR.. w f. Miller,
Eastman; Censors, DR.. Smith, Val
dosta; DR. Kennon, McRae; DR. Blan-
ton. Brunswick.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-21
RECEPTION FOR FlNANclERs.

Savannah. Ca. Oct. pa public
reception has been ARRANGED for the
party Of prominent New Workers and
President J r Haraban Of the Tlli-
nois Central who viii be in Savannah
Saturday They come here in a spe-
cial direct from Birmingham Besides
Mr. Harahan the party will probably
include John Jacob Astor, Charles A.
Peabody, cornelirs Vanderbilt Walter
Luttgen and Alex G Ifackstea The
visitors win spend most Of the morn
ing inspecting the properties rf the
Central Of Georgia. recently added TO
the Illinois Central BY purchase.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-21
A LUz0N TYPHO0N
MANY LIVES LOSoT AND MUCH
PROPERTY DESTROYED IN
THE PHILIPPINES.

Manila, Oct. 20.-A typhoon of un-
usual severity swept northern and
central Luzon on Sunday.
Wire communication beyond Dagu-
pan and Luzon is cut off and details
are lacking.
One message from San Fabian says
the loss of life is considerable and
the damage to property heavy. Tor
rental rains accompanied the storm
and an extensive area was flooded
The railroad beds are washed out at
several points and one railway sta
ton is swept away.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-21
MANY CASUALTIES
TYPHOON PLAYED HAVOC IN
VARIOUS CHINA POINTS.
MANY VESSELS SUNK.

Hong Kong, Oct. 20.--Many casual
ties attended the typhoon that played
havoc with native shipping and dam
aged other vessels at various points
on the coast during the night.
At this point the Standard Oil
steamer Lyndhurst fouled the Japan
ese steamer Hong Kong Maru and
both were damaged.
At Macao the Portuguese gunboat
Patria was lifted from its moorings
and carried up the Canton river
where it stranded on a flooded rice
field.
Many houses We're blown down in
the vicinity of Maco where junks
and fishing smacks in large numbers
foundered, involving many casualties
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-21
WAR IN MOROCCO
MooRs ATTACKED SPANIARDs
DURING DoWNPoUR OF RAIN,
AND ARE DEFEATED.

Melilla. Morocco, Oct. 20.-Under
cover of darkness and during a tor
rental downpour the Moors furiously
attacked the Spanish positions at 3
O'Clock this morning.
The fighting continued until day.
light, when the enemy retired.
Yesterday force of Riffs attacked
and scattered a detachment of Span
iards, but were routed and pursued
by column under command of In
fanta Don Carlos. The Spanish lost
twelve killed, including one officer.
The Moorish loss was very heavy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-21
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STEEL CASES RESET.

Montgomery, Ala. Oct 20.-In the
United States court of appeals, now
in session here, an order was made
passing for resetting the cases Of
George Fl. Shuler and Samuel Knight,
involving two and cne-nuarter mill
ion dollars interests in southern steel,
ropresented by John w. Tomlinson,
Of Birmingham. contesting the sale
of the properties of that company as
made on AEril Y. 1909
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-21
BARTLETT TO JOIN TAFT.

Macon, Ca, Oct. 20.-Congressman
Charles L. Bartlett, of the Sixth
Georgia district, will leave Macon on
Monday for st. Louis, where he will
join President Taft and party and
remain with them until their arrivsl
in this city Thursday, November T.
The congressman joins the party al
the request Of Mr.. Taft. The presi-
dent and his party will take break
fast with Congressman Bartlett while
in Macon,
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WALL STREET MARKET.
rreouIar Opening Followed the Weak
NIoea o< Tuesdav

IRREGULAR Opening Followed the Weak
Close of Tuesday.
New York, Oct 20.-The stock
market had an irregular opening, fol-
loving the weak closing Of yesterday.
covering operations in some quarters
we're accompanied by further selling
in others. Southern Railway rose 81
There was a brisk demand for some
Of the low priced stocks, particularly
tbe southern Railway and Wabash
nreferred. which gave temporary
anpearance of irmness to the market.
other depressed stocks reccVtFeo
4n1v some bear selling started the
nrices downward afterwards
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CITY IN CONTROL
coRlNTo MUNICIPAL OFFICIALS s
STILL IN CHARGE OF THE
NICARAGUA GOVERNMENT

Washington, D. c.. Oct. 20.-The
state department was informed this
AFTERNOON from Corinto that the Off
cials Of that city are still in control
lof the Nicaraguan government and
that there has been no fighting at that
Iplace.
Every able-bodied native IS years
old Is under arms tonight.
the gunboat MomotomIo is at Cor
into, but is expected TO sail at any
time.