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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-10

Programme fcr Third Ward.
A programme of unusual merit Will
he given in the Third Ward Social
hall, at the corner Of Seventh South
and State streets. on Thursday even
ing, April II. Among the features
will be seen a number of excellent
vaudeville acts, consisting OF sketches,
monologues. comedy acts and musical
oddities. Curtis Allen. the comedy
cyclist. will also appear
Merry Makers Ball at the Audito-
rum Wednesday, April II. Held ) band
Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000 Independent 360,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-10
STATE STREET

Property is the best invest
ment in Salt Lake. Real Estate
on State is advancing every
day, and with the many mn
movements now under way,
values will increase still more
rapidly, We have two pieces ,.'
&C Real Estate for sale on State
s., One small piece with bun ld-
mo One large piece with
building suitable for STORE, ,,
warehouse, factory, etc. VIII
sell al very close prices.
Apply to owner, IA State st,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-10
Programme fer Third Ward.

Smoke Flor de Baltimore Highest
Grade domestic.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-10
COL. f. w. TATL0CK HAS
A PECULIAR NKSTAND

Colonel l.. w. Tatlock of this city is the
possessor OF a peculiar inllstand. The
case is Of oak taken from the Wheat
field woods at Gettysburg. In the case
is embedded a bullet. while on the case IS
fastened a confederate bullet and All
Enfield rifle ball, A piece Of shell is
also attached to the case. IL is hand
some souvenir OF the great battle of July
1-2-3, 1863.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-02
ANOTHER RAILROAD IS NOW
HEADING FOR BRUNSWICK
SENATE TAKES FURTHER
ACTION AGAINST BOUT

Atlanta, Ga, July The Georgia
senators, reading the advance stories
of the Jeffries-Johnson fight, seem de-
termined that nothing approaching
prize fighting shall be pulled off in
Georgia. Yesterday the senate pass
ed tAe anti-prize fighting bill, and to-
day they made the measure more
drastic 3y the adoption of an amend
ment By Senator Matthews, the au-
thcr which defines prize fighting as
any fstic encounter with or without
gloves to which admission fees are
charged, and where the contestants
receive money or anything else of
value.
Senator Matthew'S purpose in
amending the bill was, admittedly,
to stop the bouts now in vogue in
Atlanta, Savannah and other Geor-
gia cities.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-02
ROADS ARE INVOLVED
IN THIS THREATENED T|E-UP
TO LAY CORNERSTONE
FOR A NEW CHURCH..

Atlanta, Ga, June 3o.-The Big
Fourth will be an OCCASION of great
interest to the members of the Mount
Vernon Metnudis; church, located at
Inman Yards. Of which Rev. FELTON,
Williams is pastor On that day the
cornerstone OF the new house Of
worship VIII laid
Masonic ceremonies Will be CON
Quoted. Hon. Henry Banks, grand
master Of Georgia, will deliver an ad-
dress and preside at the ceremonies.
which will be in charge Cf Bolton
lodge Hon T. II. Jeffries, past grand
master of the state, and +. L. Seely
will also make speeches. Rev. J. I.
Dawes, DID, presiding elder of the
.-tlanta district Of the Methodist
church, will preside at the religious
service, which will be held in con
rection witt the Masonic ceremo-
nies.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-02
WILL BEGIN TODAY
TROLLEY LINE TO OPERA +
CARS BOTH WAYS AROUND
THE BELT LINE.

After ons or two unavoidable de-
lays the City and Suburban Street
Car Company will today put its cars
into operation in 10Th directions
around the new belt line encirciing
the southern section Of the city.
Work Don tie two switches, one To-
Gated on Dartmouth and the other
on Albany streets, has been delay
ed during the past few days by the
1eavy rains, but they We're beth en-
tlreiy completed yesterday and the
company announced that cars would
e operated around the belt in both
directions beginning this morning.
There will be no change whatever
in the present schedules Of the line.
In fact. the only change to be made
win be thai the cars on the Lee and
Albany street lines, which have here
tnfore gone cut Union street, thence
around the loop, returning down Al
banv street. will tegin today to do
out Albany street and return down
Union. This will make the schedule
and service more convenient for all
patrons cf the line in the southern
section Of the city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-02
PROHIBITION QUESTION
TO BE ELIMINATED.

Atlanta, Ga, July 1.-The prohi-
bition question will not figure in tAe
present gubematorial campaigt, if
the wishes of the leading candidates
are considered.
It has been reported during tie
last few days that the officers of the
Georgia Anti-SaloOn League would
a.. reach the gubernatorial candidates
with the direct question as to what
their position would le on the proni-
bition issue. So far, however, the
canaida.es nave mot been inteTo-
gated
y only the candidates, but many
# their friends as well, prefer that
the prohibition question be kept en-
tiraly out Of the campaign. Judge
Hart, Wen approached on the SUB
jece, by a representative Of the press,
ointed out the fact that the duty
of a governor was executive and that
if elected to that position he would
simply perform his duty as he saw it.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-02
SHE FORFEITED HER BOND.
Woman Charged with Infringing on
Brunswick Smoker Fails to
Appear.

The case against Mrs. G. Mendez,
charged with infringing on the name
OF the "Brunswick Smoker" was call
ed in Atlanta this week. The woman
failed to appear, forfeiting her bond.
The Atlanta Journal has the follow
ing about the case:
Mrs. G. Mendez, charged with mis-
demeanor, in alleged infringement on
the name of the Brunswick Smoker,
a cigar which is manufactured by the
Santa Clara Cigar Company, of
Brunswick, was called to trial in the
city court Tuesday before Judge An
drew Calhoun, and failing to appear
forfeited a bond of $500.
Harris Clein, of Clein Bros. &
Hirsch, against whom a charge has
been entered growing out of the same
affair was ready to go on trial and
was present in court with his law
yers, Sam D. Hewlett and James L.
Key. He is charged with harding
the cigars which Mrs. Mendez was
charged with making.
1t is charged that the cigar COM
pany with which Mrs. Mendez is ccn-
nected put cigar on the market
called Brunswick Smoker, and in
fringing on the name of the Bruins
wick Smoker manufactured at Bruins
wick. The criminal charge was made
under an act making it a misdemean-
or in Georgia to initiate trade
name, or label, or mark or form Of ad-
vertising.
Civil suits to recover damages and
enjoin from further infringement will
be filed later, it is s-.d.'
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-02
BALL PARK READY
A DOUBLE-HEADER WILL BE
PLAYED THERE ON THE
FOURTH OF JULY.

Although the work has been
greatly interfered with by the con-
tinued heavy rains during the en-
tire week, Brunswick's handsome
new baseball park will he ready for
use on Monday afternoon, when it
will be formally opened with dou-
ble-header between the locals and
the team representing the Savannah
Athletic Club.
The work has been pushed during
the past two days and yesterday the
park was practically completed
though there are some finishing
touches which will be put on to-
day.
1t is expected that the largest
crowd which ever attended a base
ball game in Brunswick will be pres
ent when the new park is opened
Monday. and the locals will make
every effort to capture both games
of the double iill Captain Bowen
will select his team today, and he
annc unces that the locals will have
a strong lineup.
The Savannah club is one Of the
strongest amateur aggregations in
the state and the two games are eX-
pected to be very interesting
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-02
ONLY ONE CASE TRIED.
Another Slow Day in the GIynn su-
perior Court.

Judge Conyers completed rather
strenuous week of it in the Glynn
superior court yesterday and recess
ed over until next Tuesday morning,
when tie tribunal will again convene
and continue on the criminal docket,
One case occupied the courts en-
tire time yesterday. Il was tina Of
the State VS.. Harry and Arthur Wa
te.5. charged with simple larceny. A
number Of witnesses were intro
duced and the case proved to be quite
an interesting one. Late in the aft
ermc n the jury returned a verdict
finding the two defendants not guilty.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-02
BOTH FIGHTERS
ARE NOW READY
FOR THE BATTLE
STRENUOUS WORK ENDS UNTIL
"TlME" is CALLED ON MON
DAY NEXT.
The Negro Declares His Willingness
To Bet Five Thousand Dollars on
HmseIf-The Odds at Reno Still
Favor the White Man. -
y. 90
SiVer

Reno, Sew, July 1.-The Iona dard.
grueiung training seems at an end in
tle camps OF Jeffries and Johnson.
Both fighters declare they have done
their last strenuous work before the
fight.
Until the call of time July 4th they
will devote themselves to amusement
and light forms of exercise. Each
man is. Jeffries is happier, appar-
enty, than he has been since he De-
gan sixteen months ago, the laborious
process of making himself physically
sound, and romping like school boy
at Moana Springs today.
Johnson joked with his trainers,
and reiterated the statement tnat lie
is prepared to put up the battle of
his life.
Talking to one of his companions
aNCut t'e battle, Jeffries said to-day:
Il am going to win this fighht. |
never was N better shape in my life.
1t is my intention to go right after
my opponent and knock aim out as
soon as possible. I intend to take a
large amount of punishment to get
him quickly. But you may depend
I'll inttict q greater amount of pun
ishment in return
Both fighter sare fit, according to
Dr.. W. S. Porter That Johnson thinks
well Of his chances is shown by the
statement that he would bet 5000
on himself The betting is extreme
ly light Commissioners handling
wagers cannot explain the cause
There is 4 warfare on between two
sets of houses where bets may be
placed. At Tom Corbett's place, the
place officially recognized as the net-
ting headquarters, the best odds Ct
fared are 10 to II on Jeffries. In
Independent houses odds Of 10 tC
IL on Jeffries are being offered.
Deadlock in Betting.
New York, July 1.-There is a dead
lock here in the betting on the JEFF
fries-Johnsnn Championship prize
fight Jeffries' own statement that
the contest was an even PROPOSE
ton caused his admirers to hesitate
today to put money down At 10 to 6
while Johnsons friends are sticliin2
out for the short end of ? to l.
Some large amounts of money were
sent west to be placed on the figiu at
the ring side William Muldoon's
declaration that Jeffries' judgment Of
distance and timing is not good and
that he is due to receive a great dea
of punishment is encf ura1tng the
Johnson cohorts.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-02
THE LEGISLATURE
LAWMAKERS ARE NOW BUSY
WITH MANY BILLS BUT
FEW HAVE PASSED.

Atlanta Ga. July 1.-The feature
yesterday of toe legislative proceed
ings was the report Of the joiuJ COM
mittee Of the house and senate II tn
state sanitarium, at Milledseyille.
This committee, as is known. was ap-
POINTED last year to Investigate COT
ditiCns at the asylum.
TOO many patients and 100 little
money" is the burden Of the report
The lawmakers are severely criticIs-
ed for their neglect in tha matter
OF appropriations The comaittee
calls them "miserly."
A home for epileptics and a lone
fr feeble minded children are Zee
commended and the legislature = ask
ed to make larger appropriations.
The committee calls attention to
the fact, as had been pointed on, that
there was some spread of tn erculo-
sis at the institution. They say,
however, that the management nan
died the cases as well as could he
expected with the funds they lad
in hand The report upao'l Is The
management Of the asylum, and. as
previously stated, roasts tae les.sla-
ture for 5eing So penurrtous.
MIR. Moss, of Cobb, rose TO Il lrNs-
tion Of personal privilege. He said
his motives had been imruned in the
Introduction a day o. two AGO Of 4
resolution calling on the governor to
explain why he did no. buy the
Chattanooga property. He eXpl,in d
caat his action was taken in tie spirit
of fairness. He simply wanted II Z
governor to nuke such reports 8
those interested had requested. It is
understood that the governor VIII
send a special message to the iegis-
lature early next week on the sub,
iect
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-02
INTERESTING REPORT is
MADE ON TUBERCULOSIS

Atlanta, Ga, July LIN view Of the
interest which many of the lawmak
ers are taking in the discussion look
ing to the care of tuberculosis pa
tents ~ the state, 4 report OF the
work OF the Pine Ridge Sanitarium
at Atlanta will be of interest. III.
George Brown, member Of the pres
ent Legislature, who is connected with
this sanitarium, today gave out the
following statement;
Since the opening of this institu-
ticn, over one hundred doctors in
the south and in the north have sent
patients to the institution. The pa
tients haye been received from as
far west as Denver. and as far north
as KanamaZOo, Mich. TWenty-seven
states have been represented in this
institution. and in some instances
four or five patients have been sent
home entirely cured to the same town.
For instance. Maysyille Ga, Ozark,
Ala, Alec, Ga, Macon, Ga, and nu-
merCus other towns, comprising three
or four patients, and in some in
stances more, lave been cured from
this institution There has been just
installed a Conley crematory appa-
ratus for destroying sewerage and
garbage. the first ever erected by any
institution in the south.
"A training school for nurses i
conducted by this institution whereby
an -pportunity is given for any bright
s:rI to learr q p~9'ession that vii
make her independent for life
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-02
SITUATION IS
NOW VERY ACUTE
CONDUCTORS AND TRAINMEN
ARE DEMANDING AN IN
CREASE IN PAY.
For Fifteen Days Past Negotiations
Have Been Carried on, but Both
Sides Are Firm-Ten Thousand Men
Are Involved in This Affair. e.. ..

Washington, D. c.. July 1.-The de-
mands of the conductors and train
men Of railways in the southeastern
territory, involving 10000 men, may
deyelep into a serious labor disturb
ance within twenty-four hours,
The situation is regarded as ex-
tremely acute. For fifteen daj med
ators have been labOring with gen
eral managers, committees and rep
resentatiyes Of tie men to bring
about an adjustment Thus far, how
ever, all efforts have been praCLi-
cally unavailing. The men have vot-
ed to strike, unless their demands
for increased wages and better labor
conditions are granted.
From undoubted authority it is
learned that the crisis is moot likely
to be reached before late tonight or
trmOrrow
Officials here expect that strike
may be averted. although the basis
for such expectation is not known.
Conference Held This Afternoon.
After a conference between mediaa-
tors and representatives of the con-
ductors and trainmen of southeast
eru railroads, it was announced this
afternoon that no definite arrange
ments aad been effected, but tLac
there was no likelihood of any break
in negotiations today. Hope still eX-
lists Of adjusting the controversy with
ont q strikn
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-02
THE COTTON MARKET.

New York, July 1.-TRe g0vern-
ment report showed a much lower
condition than had aeen expected and
the fall options had substantial ad.
vance. Further deterioration is be-
liayed to have occurred since the re-
port was compiled and sentiment her,
is more bullish tlan at any tilt9 this
season. Unless good general rams
fall in Texas and Oklahoma in the
near future higher prices are pro-
dicted for the new crop. Spot sales
1000 bales. Prices unchanged from
Yesterday.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-02
JULY CLEARANCE SALE.
A. Kaiser & Bros. Make an Interest"
ing Announcement in To-
DAVIS News.

The people of Brunswick will again
have the opportunity of saving mon
ey if they will read the half-page ad-
vertisement in this issue of the old
reliable firm Of A. Kaiser e. Bro.
They announce a July clearance sale
and the reputatisn Of this firm and
their past sales assures the public Of
the genuineness of their assertions.
Such an announcement by Kaisers
as they make in this issue will be re-
ceived with much pleasure by every
purchaser of mems ladies or chill
dren's weara6les, for coming at a
seasonable time and coupled with
the fact that this firm carries only
reliable and up-todate merchandise,
makes this sale of rare interest.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-02
EDUCATION
BILL MAY BE PASSED

Atlanta, July If the deter"2ina-
tj~~o of friends of compulsory educa-
ton in Georgia prevails, the meas
ure will eventually become law,
The committee, which has hai tine
bill under consideration, rep'r'ed the
matter unfavorably to the senate but
advocates of the measure got BUSY
at once with the result that m the
honse today, Littleichn, Of Richmoni'
secured the adoption of resolutions
ordering 200 copies OF the bill printed.
Mr.. Littlejohn is confident OF Us
passage. The bill will come up for
action on July 7th.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-02
SOME LIBERAL CUTS.
Levys Are Offering Some Clothing
Bargains to Brunswick People.

The News wishes to call your at
tention to the ad in this issue by
Levys, where they announce spe-
cial July Sale on clothing. Hart,
Sc.Gfncr 1: Marx clothes are always
a good sintestment, but at the price
rs popular store has advertised
them they are particularly attractive
bargains In addition to the cloth
ing specials, they are making some
very liberal cuts on other articles in
their line.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-02
WHITE MAN IN
VIRGINIA PAYS
DEATH PENALTY
MURDERER OF MRS. HIX WAS
ELEcTROCUTED YES
TERDAY MORNING.
The Man, Though BARRED, Was
Greatly infatuated with the Wom-
an He kiIIed-JacksonvilIe Negro
Executed for Double Murder. -.

Richmond, Va, July 1.-Angelo
Hamilton, convicted Of numbering
Mrs. Sallie B. Hix, at Lynchbug, in
this state, on June 30, 1909. was put
to death in the electric chair in the
state penitentiary this morning.
Hamilton's body viii be taken to
his former home at Oxford. n. c.,
by his wid w for burial.
Hamilton had cen Infatuated with
Mrs. HiX, and she sought to free her
self from him.
On tie night of The killing she went
to q dance Enraged, Hamilton fol
lowed and persuaded her to leave the
dance hall. On the way home he
quarreled with her and shot her sew
eral times
Hamilton, who was rwenty-hye
voars OF age. finally became recon
ciled to tis fate and wrote many
letters 1o friends, urging them to
change their way Of living.
jacksonville Negro Executed.
Jacksonville, Fla, July l.-hXpla-
ting on the gallows for the brutal
double murder of Luke and Lula Fos-
ter, colored, whom he slew on the
night Of August %, 1909, Ernest Bry-
an, colored, was hanged in the Du-
val county Jail this morning,
Walking out Of the cell accompan-
led by a minister, and various Off
GERS, he was led to the gallows. The
negro was pronounced dead by the
physicians a few seconds after the
trap was sprung.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-02
IN THRoEs OF A STRIKE.
Miners are Disorderiy in Westmore.
land District.

Greensburg, Pa, July 1.-The West
moreland coal district is in the throes
Of miners strike, which resulted
in several deaths, the use of dyna-
mite, many arrests and much vio-
lence and isorder.
The latest trouble arose today at
Export, when the home of two for
eign miners was dynamited.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-02
CALLS ON SICK F7iEf !.
Roosevelt Visited Judge ! ~ at
Hospital Yesterdaya>

Boston, July 1.-Afteer spe.Tiing a
restful night at Senator Lodges home
in Nahant, Colonel Roosevelt was mo-
tored to Corey hospital, in Brookline,
th's morning and called upon Asso-
ciate Justice Moody, of the United
States supreme court, who is under
treatment for rheumatism.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-02
THE SAME OLD STORY.
Two Buckeye Citizens Killed in an
Auto Accident.

Upper sandusky, O,July 1.-E.
Lashley and Ralph Beidler, mer-
chants, were instantly killed and two
others probably fatally injured when
an automobile ran into ditch to-
day.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-02

THE GRAND TONIGHT
"Rar1eman of Holland"
"Caucasus Mountains"
"The Three Wishes"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-11
Burns,s ciidsd pzqotjs.

Hangoon, the principal city Ut Burma.
grew up around the sacred spot on
which Is built the great Shoay Dagon
pagcda. one or its principal wonders
Rising to height OF 3G0 feet, its slze
is greatly enhanced by the fact that n
stands on an eminence that III itself 16G
feet above the level OF the city, says
d writer. 1T III covered with pure
gold from base to summit, and once In
every generation this gold Is complete
~ renewed by public subscription. Yet
throughout the interval the process ot
regilding goes on perpetuaily. Pious
people who seek in this way to express
their veneration and to add to theif
store Of spiritual merit climb up daily
with little futtering packets Of gold
leaf, which they fasten on some frac-
ton Of it's great surface. There - nc
more picturesque sight offered by Il
than that of group OF these siiken
worshipers outlined high against III
gold In the act of contributing theii
small quota to its splendor. The page
| da itself has no interior. 1t ~ sole
stupa Of brick raised over o reiit
| chamber"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-11

The title "Old Man of the Mountain
was first applied to Hassan Ben Sab.
bal. who founded formidable dynas.
ty In Syria A. d. 1000. lie was the
prince or chief of the sect OF the Mo
hammedans. Having been hanished
from his country. he took up his abode
In Mount Lebanon and gathered round
him q band of followers, who soon be
came the terror alike Of Christians.
Jews and Turks. They paid the most
implicit obedience to his commands
and believed that if they sacrificed
their lives for his sake they would be
rewarded with the highest Joys OF
paradise. For 200 years these "assas-
SINS" as they called themselves, con.
tinued to be the terror Of the country.
Whenever their chief, the "Old Man
OF the Mountain" considered himself
injured he dispatched some OF bis as
sassins secretly to murder the aggres
sor. This ia the origin Of our use OF the
word assassin for secret murderer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-11
Shown in Prices of Stocks-Kesui's
of Election Have Shaken
Wall Street.

New York, Nov 10.--The violent
and rapid fall of prices OF stocks ID
the two days since election mas sus
gested disposition on the part OF
the stock market interests to reap
praise the results although these re-
suits were in line with the sxpecta-
lions held while prices were az
yancing previous to the election.
In it's extent the political overturn'
however, evidently has exceeded the
expectation of the financial commuil-
itv The results to be counted on,
therefore. are less restricted than
looked for, and open up prospect
that Is disquieting by reason OF the
difficulty Of estimating 1t.
The uncertainty and changing con
litions offer prospects OF unsettle'
ment that is dstasteful OF the the
markets.
These extensive Accommodations and
bidding up Of stock on the assumption
that the passing or election woula
release activity which was held II
suspense pending the settlement
The amount of decrease in orders
on hand of the United States Stee
Corporation during October has beei
fcreseen almost from the time of the
previous months report.
The fact that the report really
showed low record of untitled or
ders was seized upon in a depressed
mood of speculation, and as evidence
the present price of the stock Is fat
out of line with the former loal
per cent.
The spread Of the express driver
strike in New York had a disqulet
| ing influence.