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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-14
SEfiAI -Ahku ALI DIVIDEND NO. 25,
tAq THE NATIONAL EANX OF
BRUNSWICK, c.,-S

- brunswick, Ga. Dec II, 1908.
The board of directors Of the Ma
tional Fank of Brunswick has this
day declared dividend Of Four Dol
lars $1,000 per share payable TO the
-shareholders- of record at close of bus
mess this day on and after January
FF$Echadfsa,n SayaGebt IF this dividend
via Se mafleds - II
IN M .sg ED. W4lter, Cashier.
AN ovERcoAT OR cRAVENETTE
al ONE FOURTH OFF is A GOOD
sURcNAsE Now AT KAlsGR's.
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psrsonallty Is Sal what wins.

But declared the travelling salesman
who Is a leader IN his line, "the man
who thinks that personality does not
count today in the work Of a CONNER
eial traveller makes q mistake"
Now individual contact Is shorter, but
in those few minutes that are given him
III which to win 4 customer, the travel
ing man must accomplish al that the
drummer did in a days siege. And he
has sharp incentive for making his
quicK engagement a decisive one, for
comparatively few men on The road to-
day own the trade Of any customer in
the absolute and proprietary sense in
which the drummer Of yesterday owned
il. Trade ~ on the wing. and the quick
and sure shot bags it. OF course he
must have the right ammunition right
goods and prices but his personality is
the weapon employed in sending the
charges home to the mark. If this Is
Of superior kind he will bring down the
game all along the line. Forrest Crissey
|in the July Everybody's.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
HARD LUCK FOR BOSTON MAN.
Use Of Wireless Fails to Prevent Him
From Missing The Adnatie.

New York, june 24.--lse Of the wire
less telegraph and offers Of any reason
able sum for a tugboat chase Of lner
was unaniling to place a belated Boston
passenger on an outgoing Atlantic liner
Yesterday. Allen S. Whiting Of Boston
was On board the steamer Nale bound
from Boston and New York and counted
on being able to make connections with
the steamer Adriatic, sailing from here
for Europe Before the Yale reached
her pier. however. he realized that be
would be late for he liner and sent a
wireless message asking that the Ad-
ratie be held When be arrived az the
White Star line pier he found the Ad-
riatie gone. che officials not being able
10 hold her because she il mail-car-
rvine steamer. Whiting FASTENED 70 the
lines Offices and tried to get the COM
panv to send wireless down the hay
ia the Adriatic asking her % slow down,
as Ne was willing 10 spend any reason
able amount ia chasing her on a fast tug.
lie was told that it was too late for
anything to Be done and gave up the at
tempt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
Fleat cntIes compIsLeIg ReIutea.

OF the figures on the cost OF repairs
to ships Of the abttle fleet, the New
York Tribune says editoriallys
"a ereditable and gratifying epllogue
to the recent understanding cruise Is
contained in the report OF the assistant
secretary Of The navy concerning the cost
OF repairs which were made necessary
By the wear and tear Of nearly fifty
thousand miles Of voyaging in an seas
and zones and climates, IL VIII be re-
called that critics Of that cruise, apart
from tho political and diplomatic aspects
Of &c. which they asserted were mis-
chieyous and dangerous IN the extreme.
dwelt with mourniml insstence upon the
injury which would be done to the yes
sols themselves The sixteen ships rep.
resented value or a cost OF nearly
$4,000 600. and there was danger that
number of them would BE- lost ont.
right, while IL was certain that All which
got home from The cruise would get here
IN a crippled condition and would have
to be put out of commission for g year
or more while they were being largely
rebuilt az enormous cost.
e1he faet s that while the ships have
been al home only q few months, they
are nov an IN perfect condition again.
with every repair completed and the
total cost Of all the repairs has been
only $50 ESQ for thirteen Of the ships.
That is about $500 for each ship. It
Is only little more than q dollar a
mile for thc sixteen for 9 years crnis-
1 ing II would scarcely be possible Tor
predictions of disaster To be more COM
pletely refuted o. for the skill Of our
shipbuilders, engineers and naHigators 70
Be more timely vindieated"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
American League Standing.
How Mai Iron Is There?

The influence Of the United States
Steel corporation Is felt around the
world. It's decisions and its policies az
feet and sometimes determines the
course Of nations 1t deals IN figures
SO vast that to the average man, they
are ineomprehensible. Its annual report
Of income and expenditure reads like tile
budget Of great government. it, man
ayers WELD a power greater and more
deapote than that Of most kings
Holding in its hands the deposits Of
iron ore which are the richest and the
most easily mined, the steel corporation
Is in position to acquire, on the most
favorable terms ore beds which are less
rich and harder to work, but which must
soon be drawn on i the present rapidly
increasing consumption Of iron and steel
is TO continue.
4 few years ago Swedish expert
made an estimate for his government Of
the worlds supply Of iron ore. HIS fig
ures are a. follows:
United states ......l 100 100000 tons
Great Britain ........l,000,0oO,80O tons
Germany ...-.-...... z,SVp,uuVApV TONS
Spain - 500000.000 tons
Prussia ......l.5e 500 100000 tons
France ....1,50 0.000,000 tons
Sweden ............ l,000,000,000 tons
This makes total supply for the
whole world Of only 9000000000 tons.
OF this the United States is given credit
for little more than one NINTH while at
the same time il Is consuming at least
one.third 0f all the ore dug. yearly. Ac-
aoraine "a this estimate the worlds iron
ore would be entirely exhausted IN 1860.
From Who Owns the Earthg" in July
Technical World Magazine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
7lTlEENIN1E5EElE1
wARRANrs ZOE RRoKERs.
A Sequel to the Big Cameron currie
Failure.

Detroit, Mich. june Warrants
we're issued yesterday in police court
for the arrest Of Cameron Currie and
Louis Il. Case OF the brokerage house Of
Cameron Currie & Co. Of this city, which
failed last July with liabilities Of about
81 500 600. and for Michael }. Bourke Of
this city. a customer, who owed the firm
upwards Of 100000 at the time Of the
failure. One warrant charges that Cur
rie. Case and Bourke eonspired to use
funds which did not belong TO them for
the purpose OF spetulating for their
own benefit. and that they actually did
convert for their own use funds Of other
customers Of the firm A second warrant
charges Currie and Chase with having
fraudulently converted to their own use
1857 so which had been paid 70 them by
Amy G. T. Gray, a customer, for the
purchase outright Of stocks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
BLAcK HAND FRIcHrENs wITNEsI
Latter Refuses to Testify For Fear Of
Being Killed.

Chicago. june 24.Ihe trial Of Joseph
Bertuoci. an alleged Black Hand" muir.
derer, came 10 4 sudden halt in Judge
Minde's eeurt yesterday when an Italian
entered the SQUIRT room and waved a
handkerchief at Bruno Nardi, the star
witness for the state, who had just TAX
en- the stand TO tell Of the murder The
signalling Italian fled from the court
room after waving the handkerchief and
detectives could not find him. Nardi re-
fused TO answer any more questions put
70 him By the prosecutor, saying that
he would Be killed il he testified against
Bertucci The same fear was expressed
hy Nardi's wife, also a material witness,
and the prosecutor was forced to adjourn
the trial.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
DECREE FoR JUSTICE HOLMES.
Americans Hsncrsa at Darwin centen-
NAL.

Cambridge. Eng, June 24--The dele.
gates to the centenary of the birth Of
Charles Robert Darwin, the observance
Of which began last night, yesterday pre-.
scented their addresses to the chancellor
OF the university, Lord Rayleigh. Sub
sequcntly a number OF degrees were con-
ferred. Among the recipients were Oliver
81. Holmes, associate justice Of the M.
preme court Of the United States; Earl
Grey. governor general of Canada, and
George Eiletv Hale. Of California, who
were given the degree Of doctor Of ser
enca
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
NEW CABINET IN HUNGARY.
Resignation Of Present Ministry Accepted
bY Francis Joseph.

Vienna, June 24.--The resignation oi
DR. Alexander Wekerle, the Hungarian
premier. and his cabinet, which was pre-
scented to Francis Joseph on April p, was
accepted by his majesty Tuesday after
noon It is expected that Dr. LulSaes
the former Liberal minister, will form
cabinet and endeavor TO govern the
country solely BY the aid of the hide.
pendence party.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
HARRIMAWs HEALTH GOOD.
His Nervous Trouble Is Not Considered
Serious.

Vienna. June "a Accompanied by the
members of his family E. II Hartman
left Vienna Tuesday afternoon for the
.Semmering. q mountain resort about ifs
~ miles from the Austrian capital The
party viii stop at the Hotel panhans.
and probably will return to Vienna in
a few weeks. SIR. Harnman's condition
was reported az good frniessor Strucm-
peIl. mir. Harriman's physician, was ques
toned concerning his patient He said
the maenate's condition was neither
alarming nor dangerous He Is affected
with nervous illness, bat not Of ser.
ous character, and he viii have % un-
dergo prescribed cure. Tho professor
said Mr. Hartman felt we'll and was able
10 attend To lis business duties. Or.
Holzknecht has taken an Aray photo
graph Of Mr.. Hartman which aorrobor-
.ates the diagnosis Of Professor struem-
pell
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
NO cur on GLOWING RATE.
Appeal Turned Down BY The Commits
sion.

Washington, June s4-An appeal
made 10 the Interstate Commerce Com
mission By the association of Union
Made Garment Manufacturers of Ann
erica for a general reduction in the
freight rates on goods manufactured BY
t was rejected yesterday by The commits
sion. The association complained that
certain garments Of low grades and play
suits for children made Of q coarse
cotton cloth are classified Ia the official
Western and Southern classification as
first class freight It was urged that the
rating Of these garments BE- reduced.
The commission held that the cRssifiea-
tion Of the goods was correct and de-
clined 10 make any change in che rate
The decision affects practically ell Of the
roads of the country.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
LIABILITIES MAY REACH $4,000.
Phillip Z. Eddy Of Providence Assigns
for Benefit Of Creditors.

Providence. Z. L, June 24.-Phillip F.
Eddy. wholesale produce commission
merchant in DYER street. made an assign
mant for the benefit Of his creditors yes
terdav. Mr.. Eddy. who Is widely known
IN the fruit trade throughout New Eng
land would make no statement il regard
~ TIE matter beyond saying that the
assignment had been made 70 John p.
Canning. It IS safd that the liabilities
may reach $4,000, while nothing Is said
about the assets.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24

capital with Senator Root The two
gentlemen spent some time going over
the proposed corporation tax amend
ment. senator Root said the amend
mont would probably be in shape 70 be-
presented to the senate tomorrow, but
neither he nor Mr.. Wokcrsham would
discuss is terms,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
MUsr &c ouR FuLL sHARE.
America VIII Not Be Satisfied Without
Dealing Directly with China.

Washington. June 2i.-In the negotia.
tions incidental to the s27-500,000 loan
on the Hankow S2e .Chuen railway in
China, the United States government has
from the very beginning made its repre-
sensations on the basis Of coordinate
participant in the transaction. SHE has
been asked, i is authoritatively stated
to be satisfied with a slice Of the loan
from the bankers Of European countries
in view Of the practical conclusion Of
the transaction between China and these
bankers early in june. This would not
meet the views Of the state department
which maintains It's right to original
participation in the loan.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
harding Charged with Murder.

Webster. Mass, June o4.-Ralph Hard
ing, charged with the murder Of Con-
stable Albert i. Miller at oxford, and
with breaking and entering, was held
without bail on the former charge and
in $1,000 bonds for the latter for the
grand jury III tie district court here
yesterday,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
uHouse d seven Gahles' sold.

Salem. Mass, June 24-4The House Of
Seven Gables" around which Nathaniel
Hawthorne wove one Of his best known
and most Characteristic tales, has been
purchased BY Mrs. George r. Emerton
and will be turned into q house for set
Element work. The house was built in
1862 and originally had seven gables
In remodeling it some forty years age
most OF these gables were removed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
AIBANIAEs DEFEAT TURKse
The Latters' Loss was s64 Killed and
Wounded.

Vienna, June 23.--it Is reported from
Ushuz. European Turkey, that General
david paeha has suffered a serious de-
feat at the hands Of $4,000 Albanian
insurgents near Peteh, in q vain attempt
To dislodge them. from a narrow pass.
The Turkish loss is estimated at four
teen officers and $50 men killed or wound
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
FILrPrNo MuTINEER KILLED.
The Remainder Of the Band Is Pit tc
Flight.


Manila. June According % news
received IN this city yesterday Leu-
tenant Noble with q company Of The
Twenty third coustabularys struck part
at the Dapao mutineers on the 18th, and
killed Sergeant Academia. lender Of the
mutiny, III tie ensuing hght. Sergeant
Hewson Of the American forces who
killed the mutiueer chief, was wounded
during the skirmish The pursuit Of the
mutineers. who have divided into two
bands, continues. and five Of the rebels
have been captured ut various points
leaving sixteen, two 81 whom are wound
Ell. 10 be accounted for. On the tirst
retirement 81 che mutineers from Davao
where they reyolted against their Off
GERS several weeks ago, they killed 2
japanese whose death was not reported
at tie time the news Of the mutiny
became known.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
Orders Million Pounds for
Her Soldiers
MARINES ARE NOW BACK
On All American warships-Big Torpedo
Fleet Is Ready for Drilla--Manoeu-
vres Practically Under the
Conditions Of Battle.

Washington. June 24.--An order for
one million pounds Of beef has been re-
ceived from the British war department
BY one Of Chieago's large stock yard
firms. This order Is regarded as indicat
ing the complete reinstatement OF this
eountry's meat supply upon Us former
solid basis, as IL Is the second received
since the packing disclosures Of four
years ago. The first order was issued in
February for three million pounds for
July delivery,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
MADE IT LIFE STUDY
DR., ]. S. Leonhardt Found the Cause and
Cure Of Piles.

DR.. J. S. Ieonhardt, the celebrated
specialist Of Lincoln, Neb.. proved, after
years Of study. that the cause Of piles is
internal bad circulation. Then he per-
fectad Hem Roid, an internal remedy,
and in 1000 different cases it cured IS
per cent BY Dr. Leonhardts order,
Hem Roid is sold under an iron-eiad
guarantee. II il fails, the money is
paid back
81 at the Red Cross Pharmacy, or
mailed BY DR. Leonhardt Co., Station b,
Buffalo, N. Y. Write for booklet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
NOT A FUGITIVE.
President Reyes Of Colombia is Merely
in Europe on a Visit.

IN Europe on VISIT.
Washington, June e3- During his stoy
IN Europe, General Reyes, president Of
Colombia. probably viii pay some at
tention to the question Of a rehabili.
tation Of his couniry's finances
Following the marked depression in
Colombian currency several years ago
President Reyes undertook some 81
forms which resulted in an improve
ment in conditions aud while in Europe
he IS expected to look further into tho
subject
Senior Guzman, charge d'alaires OF
the Colombian legation at Washington
during the absence in Europe Of Min
lister Cortez has returned 10 Washington
from brief visit in New York, and
asks that d denial be made Of the re-
ports intimating that President Reyes Is
a fugitive from his country and declared
that SO far as be knew, Mr. Reyes fully
expected to return 10 Colombia and re-
sumo his presidential Office
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
Fairhanks Mests Korean Emperor.

Seoul. Korea. June 24.-Former Vice
president Charles w. Fairbanks and Mrs.
Fairbanks, who arrived Tuesday on a
tour Of the Orient, were presented TO
the emperor and empress yesterday by
Nisconnt Some, the Japanese resident
GENERAL
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
uDuekvY Holmes Sentence COMMITTED.

Washington. June 24.--President Taft
has committed to life imprisonment the
sentence Of death imposed on Henry L.
Schrifogle, alias "Ducky Holmes con-
victed Of the murder Of Mrs. Mary 4.
Hamilton Oh Nov. 20, 1907, He was 70
have been executed Thursday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
THE WEIGHTS TIME EXTENDED
Thirty Days More in Which to Complete
Trials.

Washington, June 24--An extension
Of thirty days IN the time accorded the
Wright brothers to complete their com
tract to furnish an aeroplane to the
war department was made by the de-
partment yesterday. This action was
taken upon application Of the inventors
The time IN which they were to comply
with the army tests would have expired
June rs. The Wrights stated that they
didsnot think they would need more than
ten days lditional time, but in order
TO avoid necessity for asking for fur
ther extension. the request was made for
thirty days This WAS approved BY Gem
eral james Alien OF the signal corps,
and By eseretary Of War Dickinson, with
the understanding that the Wrights pro-
coed with an possible expedition, and
that there be no further delay except
BY causes over which they have no con-
troll
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
crEvELANDs AT rAMwoRrH.
wafe and Children Of Former President
at Their Former Home

Tamwortb. N H., June 24.--Nrs. Gro
YER Cleveland, with her daughters, Esther
and Marion, and her son, Richard, ar
rived at her summer home IN this town
shortly before noon yesterday,
Mrs. Cleveland was delayed in com
mo here 81 the trial Of the Brandenburg
case n New York, at which she was a
witness,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
Americans Drowned.

Killarney, ireland, june 24.--A boat
containing nine tourists, presumably
Americans and four boatmen was
swamned Yesterday ON lower Killarney
lakp All the tourists aud two OF the
boatmen were drowned.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
AMERICAN BANK IN pEEIN.
The First Institution Of ITS Kind Opened
Yesterday

Pekin, June "a The Pekin branch of
the international Banking Corporation,
the frst American bank IN the East to
Join the group Of British, French, Ger
man and Japanese institutions in exist
ence since 1902, was opened here yester-
How
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
An American victory.

London. June a. The Meadow Brook
Long Island, polo team Won the hrst
match played ct Huntington Yesterday
Tor the American polo cup, scoring nine
goals to five for the English team.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
TWELVE KILLED IN SWITZERLAND
italians working on Railroad Near St.
Call Asphyxiated.

St Cali. Switzerland. june d.
Twelve Italian laborers engaged in rail-
way work were killed BY asphyxlatioin n
a ire near here Tuesday. Many others
were severely injured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
KING 10 VISIT wHIrEIAw REID.
win Spend Weekend at Ambassadors
Home.

London, June "a King Edward viii
spend weekend with Ambassador and
Mrs. whitelaw Reid at Wrest park,
toward The end 81 July.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
-. NatIonaI 80 60.

At New York. New York 5. Boston
llst camel; New York II Boston !
ga camel
At Brooklyn, BROOKLYN 2, Philadelphia
o tlst camel; Brooklyn s, Philadelphia
j I'D gamel.
At ST. Louis. Pittsburg 3, s., Louis
j.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24

s-HNEs fTsrIr. WON'T WASH OFF
II your dealer does not have It. see
REYNOLDS 81 SON. NJ D. PHELPS co.
c. W. AVERIIL 4 co.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
Al chicago. cincinnati 8 chicago &
NatIonal Leagne standlng
Yesterdays American League Scores.

At Boston. Boston IA New York 3.
at Philadelphia, Philadelphia 3, Wash
ington O.
AT Cleveland. Chicago 4, Cleveland 3.
At Detroit Detroit 8, ST. Louis !.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-17
Taxicab Line is
on the Tapis
Harry Sharp Being Encouraged to
Start Such a Enterprise
in Omaha.

Taxicabs for Omaha. That is what Harry
Sharp, owner of a transfer line, is thinking
about, and what the Commercial club of
Omaha is encouraging him to do.
This will give those who do not have
enough change left when twilight comes to
pay hack fare the entire distance to their
homes to get a lift by taking a taxicab and
riding out what money they nave and fin
ishing with a brisk walk. Thus it will be
possible to see money disappear, a pleasure
which is denied those who simply ride in
automobiles and carriages.
With a taxicab the indicator would al
way be in front of the passengers, and
every time it clicks another nickel must be
produced at the end of the trip.
The movement means training of a num-
Der OF horses to know when to stop and not
between points on the Indicator, which
would knock tho OWNERS out OF revenue.
Sometimes one more step makes the driver
5 cents more. The horses on old taxicab
lines invariably take the extra steps to put
the Indicator over the last 5-cent line.
1t is dangerous competition for the street
cars. but the opinion of the business men
about the Commercial club is that such a
line would be well patronized and should be
established, both cabs and motors being
used.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-17
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

w. p. Manley. president Of the Security
National bank Of Sioux City. is in Omaha.
II. q. Shedd OF Ashland, who was i'm
on aha Tuesday, left in the evening for st.
Paul.
Charles Herman OF Lincoln. T. f.. Brown
of Sioux City and s. Anderson OF Kansas
City are at the Henshaw.
d. j. Kilmer. representing the Peters
Heron Dash company OF Columbus, D., ID
In Omaha visiting friends and looking after
his trade I'm this section
r. r. Hitchcock OF Sterling. w. G.
Hughes OF Auburn, ". d. Driskill OF
Spea irish, Joseph DAILY and John Leach OF
Tekamah are at the Murray.
I. p. Pinkerton of Hastings, f. A. Thayer,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Brown of Denver. NJ.
n. CullOm of Nebraska City and Paul A,
Jaeggi OF Columbus are at the Millard.
r. O. Garrett of Fremont. w. Ling Of
Lincoln. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Smith OF New
port. ]. NJ. Butler OF Buffalo and b. c.
Harding OF Oakland are at the Hotel Loyal
Thomas Tobin. John Tobin. G. Z. Weaver
Of TekAmah. Mrs. NJ. +. Brown OF Eustis
]. s. smith. l. w. Arnold cf Norfolk and
A. o. Perry OF Atkinson are at the Mer'
chants.
c. f. Jensen of Saratoga. Wyo.. ID. r.
Campbell Of Sidney. j. F. Downing OF
Washington. w. r. Inch. w. j. Linch. @
f. Green OF Lincoln. $. ID. Fitzpatrick. r.. J.
Fitzpatrick OF Beatrice, w. F Porter and
C. II. Scott Of Lincoln are at the Paxton.