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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-14

o the ~ q houas rl
IFe1 f8lnieaet ~ nr AuGdoeE
nf ihegs ere thirty ln ailue9en
fou Wisconsin. four eron Minnesota.
~ flom Iowa. throe lfom Ncorska.
two fFeIl Eanaan. tive flom ohio. two
fom Massachusetts end one each from
New 1oFey. Nofih Datola. California
an0 gashinEfou. a most imp0ftnnt
membr 90 the group e Henry A. COOP
g a. Wisconsin. who pfesentsd she "a
B0llette resolutions % che iasi Repub.
ucan national convention and Who ~
eeivod more votes Cor rpeater Of ne
house than any othag inEuFgent. An
ether striking 6gure q Irvine 4 Len.
riot. 3 new member. WhO Waa speaker
% TIE Wisconsin assembly before 90
ms % Washinglon. a third Wisconsin
nan 81 natl0nal note b John J Esch.
one o. the authora % the present rail
read rate law william Cary. Ar.
thur w. Copp. q A Morae and John
D. Nelson make up the rest Of the
aghting seven from ~ Follette's state
One Of the prOgressives from Iowa. the
land Of Cummins and DollIver. n 81
bert n Hubbard. who has the name
but nothing else belonging 90 the IA
nous Phlllstine. Other lows lnsuF-
restOs are James ". Good. Gilbert N.
Haugan. N 70 Kendall. Charles q
Pickett and Frank r Woods From
Minnesota. where Senators Nelson and
Clapp uphold the lnsurgent y'qndHrd. a
quartet Of house members have Col.
lowed thPm-Charies r. Davis, Charles
A. Lindbergh. Halvor SteenersOn and
Andrew VOlstead Nebraska has
one OF the leaders Of the house pro-
gTessives 90 George w Norris. former.
" district judge IN that state. and
two able members IN 81 ~ Hinshaw
and NJ. r. Kinkald. New Jersey fur
nishes Charles n Fowler. the former
chairman OF the house banking com
mittee. who has written open letters
20 Cannon until DanVille was flled
with dying explosives
From Massachusetts, halls Augustus
p. Gardner, aOn-ln-laW Of Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge. who t0ardner-
not LOAkal oWeAta IuAk tuo noNou Fulea
shall be amended whether the ma.
chine consents or not; also from the
same state william O. Lowering ohio.
home Of the president has two % the
house insurrectos IN the persons Of Da-
Vid A. HollingswOrth. q noted lawyer,
and Adna r. johnson. From Kansas
Victor Murdock's companion IN arms ls
n n. Madison; from North Dakota
comes Asle ] Gronna; from Callfor-
MIA r. A. Hayes. one Of the wealthlest
members Of the house, and from Wash
ington state Miles POlndexter.
The Cannonesque inquiry. Why Is
en- insurgentf' inds its answer IN the
supposed prOpOunder Of the question.
Cannon himself 10 the reason. OF.
rather. one reason. The pronessives
cay they came into being because they
want 20 make che house a daiIberative
body and carry out platform promises
suspect that their real cause h deep
er yet. being nothing less than the old
aght between equal rights and special
privileges.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-14
acowsatehsr,- For rarIsnha.

The foreman Of the jury a. a city
inquest IN London the other day made
an Interesting suggestion regarding
motor vehicles "A bar should be
placed in front Of the radiator" be
said. 80 that a person run into could
clutch Il. The radiator Ia always hot.
and a person on eBdeavoring 10 save
himself cannot cling 10 H."
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-14

60 uany famOu1 6iscoVpFios have
turned ouf % % Fe-dlacoveriea that W
eecouf caulious shout aqaerging lhni
ang event ~ achievement was tie orul
q Ita hin6.--John Diaka
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-14
ANGUS SLEUTH
IN new ROLE.
Iss Of Lieutenant Sheridan,
ho WIII Guard Banks
A TERROR TO CROOKS.

l known DetsetIvo. Formerly Of
e hs,s York Polies Department. IL
Noted FER His Amazing Ability TO
etegraph Features on Memory.
Owing % an affection Of the eyes
h lnterferes with bis proper VI
Ileutenant william Patrick Hen.
sblrl6an, who is known 20 the law
klnr fraternity o. two continents
me man with the camera eye
nllg retired from the detective de
uent d the New YORK city police
cg 90 enter into partiersAip with
lIam J. Burns. former secret serv.
man. who b oDciai guard Of the
banks N the American Bankers
allon. q trust formerly held By
plnkerten agency.
19 Fomarkable memory for faces
ckas1cteriEaa Lieutenant Bheei-
oH carser made him celebrated 10
So clFuiss the world oger. His ere
nnorFine and oncs TIE features Of
nara face were boheld b. him
WEe nboicEfaphed 81 be mind.
neVur made q mistake n ldenti
ln this regard b Was ono o.
l valued members az che eity
f4 foeco. and ae -the nan with
tmra eFe" - wan 3 terror -
s cl every nation.
Fred ~ camInaIa
aani Bhsgidnn eot be start a.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-15
A NEGRO BADLY INJURED;
MAY LOSE HIS LEFT ARM

tHTony Johnson, colored, brakeman
!, Sthe Southern railway. was badly
XII fred early last night when he was
stttck by an A., Il. & A. freight train
on Day street, near the corner oil
Mansfield.
There were no eye witnesses TO the
accident. Johnson claims that he had
started for his home and was crossing
the tracks when he was struck by
one of the cars of the train. The
brakeman on the A., b. G. A., though
he did not see the accident, claims
that the negro was attempting to get
on the train.
Johnson was knocked to the ground
and his left arm got caught by one Of
the wheels OF car. The bone Was
not brokeu, but was badly mashed and
disiocated. ms negro was removed to
his home, 1924 Ellis street, and Dr..
G. W. Btanton was summoned and
dressed the injured member. II Is
more than probable that thu arm will
have TO be amputated.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-15
BOARD WILL MAKE
"A FIGHTiFOR
PURE MILK
ALL DIARIES TO BE INSPECTED
BY THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
WATERING MILK HAS BEEN
PRAcTIcED IN CITY.

Brunswick's board of health is go
PASSED by city council some time ago,
providing for milk inspections, is rig
idly enforced, thereby assuring the
people that hereafter they can rest
assured that when they purchase milk
they will get milk and not half and
half-half milk and half water.
By this is not meant that all of
the dairies of the city water their
milk. In fact the great majority OF
the dairymen sell the genuine, but
have been mixing things up, which
has forced the board of trade to make
these inspections.
Notice is published in The News
this morning, requiring all diaries or
all persons dealing in such products
to register with the health officer
within ten days. AS soon as all of the
diaries have registered inspections
will be made regularly and all of the
dairies will have to come up to the
full requirements. Those caught mix
ing water with the milk will be prose-
cuted as prescribed in the ordinance.
Brunswick has had very little trou-
bic in this respect, but it has devel-
oped during the past few days that
milk has been watered and the board
of health is determined to put stop
to the practice at once.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-15
ATLANTA TO GET
NEXT MEETING
OF BANKERS
1T HAS BEEN DECIDED TO HOLD
THE ANNUAL SESSION IN The
CAPITAL CITY EARLY IN THE
COMING SUMNER.

The Georgia Bankers association
will hold its annual convention in At
lanta some time in May or June, the
date to be set later, and the Atlanta
Clearing House association looks for
ward to the largest gathering that has
ever attended a meeting.
This announcement was made yes
terday when Col. r. J. Lowry, presi-
dent of the Atlanta Clearing House
association, received a letter from L..
7. HlIlyer, secretary OF the Georgia
Bankers association, stating that the
executive council had accepted the in
vitation Of the former organization to
meet in Atlanta. The executive chair
man is L. X. Farmer, Fitzgerald,
chairman; r. n. Berrien, Jr., Waynes-
bCro; II. ?. Hunter, Elberton; A. X
Snead, Carrollton; E. l.. Henderson,
Cedartcwn; EANin Sterne, Albany;
II. b. Crowell, Columbus; J. NJ. Finn,
Dublin; c. e. Martin, Fort Valley.
The Georgia Bankers association
now numbers between 500 and 6O0
members, and the majority of the
members will probably be present. The
officers of the association are as fol
lows; President, A. p. Coles, cashier
the Central Bank and Trust Corpora
ton, OF Atlanta; vice president, Viii
liam W, Osborne, president the Elk
change Bank, Savannah; vice presi-
dent, William Schmeigert, president
the Union Savings bank, Augusta
vice president, w. c. Lanier, presi-
dent the First National Bank of West
Point; vice president, r. w. Hunt,
cashier the Middle Georgia bank, Eat
onton; secretary, l.. P. Hillyer, vice
president the American National
bank, Macon; treasurer, +. c. Smith,
| cashier the Griffin Banking company.
i Griffin.
The Atlanta banks are planning to
give the visiting delegates royal
time. The program will be announced
shortly. There will be several promi
nent speakers, the principal speech OF
the occasion being by Senator Nelson
! w. Aldrich. chairman Of the National
Monetary Commission; Colone, Lowry
having received letter from him that
be would he present TO address the
convention.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-15
HIS BODY FOUND
REMAINS OF NEGRO, DROWNED
IN DECEMBER, FOUND SUM-
DAY AFTERNOON.

The body CT Arthur Jackson, color.
ed, who fell overheard and was drown
ed on december 81, was found near
Jekyi Sunday afternoon by Captain
Evans. The body was brought to the
city and turned over to Coroner Jen-
uingS. who decided to hold an inquest
A jury was summoned and the in
quest was held yesterday morning, the
verdict being that the man lost his
life by being accidentally drowned.
Jackson was engaged in work on
the Jekyi jetties when he lost his
life. He had just stepped out Of a
small boat to tho ietties when he tell
overheard and before be could be
rescued he was drowned. Though a
thorough, search was made for his
body at the time, 1t was not recover
ed.
Sunday the body was found floating
in Jekyl creek. just two or three hun
dred yards from the spot where the
negro fell overheard.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-15
HONDURAS NOW
FACING A ROW
SAYS A REPORT
AN ATTEMPT WILL LIKELY BE
MADE TO DUST PRESI-
DENT pAViLA.
He Was Put in Power by zelaya.
President Davila is Much Alarmed
Cover the Situation and Expects a
Revolution.

New Orleans, La, Feb. 7.-Passen-
nels arriving from Central America
report early trouble in Honduras Ger
tain, with the probability of the over
throw of President Davila, either by
congress or by a revolution.
Dayila was placed in tue presidency
by Aelaya, of Nicaragua, who used
Nlcaraguan troops for that purpose,
receiving in return considerable terri
tory and large sum of money. He
remained neutral during the downfall
Of Zelaya and has thus lost the sup
port OF both factions.
The cut in the salaries of all Off
Gals and the higher taxes to meet
the Zelaya tribute weakened Dayila's
support. The congress of Honduras
was called together January / to right
matters, and was asked to approve
various laws enacted by the president,
acting as dictator during the interim.
Although Davila himself named nearly
all the congressman they have refused
to approve his actions, and his control
has teen gradually slipping away
from him tEsl
Refuse Allegiance to DaviIa.
The president has SO raved and
stormed at the men who have aban-
doned him that he is popularly re-
ported to be insane, talking to him
self all the time and sitting for hours
with his eyes closed. business is
dull in consequence of the prevailing
conditions everybody is waiting
for the storm to burst.
A state of siege has been declared
in Tegucigalpa, the HGnduran capital
for some time. and no one is allowed
on the streets at night after o'clock
Foodstlffs are selling for three &c
four times what they brought before
the state OF seige was declared
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-15
MEETING TODAY
Of NEW COMPANY
IS Of INTEREST
BRUNSWICK TERMINAL g. RAIL.
WAY SECURITIES CO. IN
ANNUAL MEETING.
Extension of the Georgia Coast G.
TIeomont Railway to Brunswick
May Be One Matter to Be Taken
Up BY The Company.

The annual meeting CT the Bruins.
WICK Terminal and Railway Securities
company, to be held in this CITY tn
Day may develop something of inter-
est to the people of Brunswick and
an announcement from this company
winch has succeeded the Brunswick
LOCK q City Improvement Co. NAV
De made. This statement has been ex-
pected ever since the formation of the
new company in New York a few
weeks ago, at which time the owner
ship of the Mutual Light &c Wafer ca
ana the CITY d Suburban Railway Co,
passed into the hands of the COM
pany
Just who will be in the city to at
tend the meeting is not known. bat
Secretary A. G. Kraetzer, of the COM
pany, arrived last night. and some of
the others interested may come this
morning.
+. j. Lisman, president, and a big
stakeholder in the Georgia Coast &,
Fledmont railroad, and e. de L. Men
des, general manager and also
Stockholder, are in the city, and,
though no statement to the effect has
been made, ii may be that the visit to
the city just at this time is for the
purpose of attending the meeting this
morning.
AS has been previously announced
the brunswick Terminal and Railway
Securities company, is vitality inter-
ested In the q. c. P, In fact il
mas been stated that the same stock
holders own the two concerns, and it
may be that at the meeting this
morning some definite plan will be
outlined looking to the extension OF
the road from Darien to Brunswick.
None OF the gentlemen In the city
were In position to discuss the sub
)ect last night, but from what could
De CLEANED from those In position to
know. 1t is believed that the exten.
sion OF the G. C. 4 p. will be- one of
tho principal matters discussed at
the meeting this morning
Officers and directors will be
named at the meeting, and II Is stated
that Brunswick will be represented
On the board Of directors Hereto
fore all officers and directors have
teen parties in New York and else
where, but by recent merging OF the
local enterprises with that of the land
company, Brunswick business meh
became stockholders and It Is known
that they will be given representation
upon the directors board.
The meeting should be quite an in
teresting one to this city and the re-
suit will be anxiously awaited
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-15
To MEET TODAY
FOR DISCUSSION
OF A NEW ROAD
BUSINESS MEN OF AShRURN AND
AMERIcus TO MEET IN THE
LATTER CITY.
People of Beth Cities Are Anxious FOR
New Railroad to Brunswick any
..
the Subject Will Be Given Full Dis
cussion Today.

Business men OF Americas and Ash
burn will hold a meeting today in the
former city for the purpose of discuss
ing the proposed new railroad from
Americas TO Brunswick. The business
people of the two towns seem to be
in earnest about the construction of
this road and it may mean that an
other line will soon be poking it's
nose into deep water at this pert.
Referring to the meeting the Amer
icus Times Recorder of Sunday con-
tanned the following:
THE Americas and Ashburn rail-
way the new line proposed and con-
Meeting this city with the thriving
metropolis Of Worth county, will be
fully discussed here Tuesday at a
meeting of the Americas board of
trade and a committee of representa-
tive citizens of Ashburn coming for
the purpose.
THE meeting will be an important
one, and hope is expressed that eY-
cellent results may follow.
THE Times Recorder has published
the program in full, and citizens gen.
orally are inclined to view the prop
ositicn favorably. Such enterprise
means a great deal for Americas.
Not only would the proposed line
with Brunswick as the ultimate des-
tination upon a fine territory tribu
I tary to Americas, the trade of which
| will come here, bat in the end will
afford Americas new and indepen-
/ dent seaport at Brunswick, an end
very greatly to be desired.
/ Referring to the visit of its dele
cation of citizens here on Tuesday the
| Ashburn Blade has the following:
elf the weather is good it is prop
posed to make the trip in autOmo-
biles, leaving here Tuesday morning
| If weather. is threatening the dele
| CATION will go by rail Tuesday after
noon. making connections at Cordele
and arriving in Americas at 5 O'Clock
that evening.
| 1.-The Americas board Of trade will
receive the delegation at O'Clock
that night giving ample time to fully
! discuss the subject and catch the
o'clock train that same night back tC
Cordele to make connections with this
early morning train for Ashburn.
Prom indications this road will be
a certainty. Let no lack of interest
on the part of any of our citizens him
der it, but on the contrary let all fal
into line and help 1t along in every
way we can. Commence by making
one of the delegation, on next Tuesday
to Americas"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-15
IN THE CITY COURT
NUMBER OF CIVIL AND CRIMINAL
GASES WE'RE DISPOSED
OF YESTERDAY.

With Judge d. W. Krauss presiding,
the city court met in regular Session
yesterday morning. The civil docket
was taken up, but one or two
criminal cases were also disposed Of
during tho day. Following Is the rec-
ord OF the cases tried during the
days session:
Lewis B. Austin w. Ella Il. Aus
tin, attachment Dismissed at plain
tins cost.
James w. Head W.. J. J. Lott, action
on contract. Settled and cot paid.
Wallace G. Arnett v5. ]. q. ConEaI-
man. suit on notA Judgment fer
plaintiff.
National Bank Of Brunswick VS.. 5.
J. ?. Perry ana c. K. Nelson, gar
n1shees. garuishment. Dismissed at
plaintiffs cost.
Bryan County Bank vs.. II. Leo
Burkhalter. suit On note. Judgment
fer plaintiff
Douglas Foundry & Mac1In Works
~. c. P. Goodyear, Jr.. suit OH note.
Judgment for plaintiff
State vs.. Henry Chairman, larceny:
plea OF guilty. Sentence, 10 months
or fine OK 400 and costs.
State VS.. Ma2eY WHY, assault, and
battery. Verdict OF not guilty.. -
John s. Dixon Wy. L. e. Coombs.
@aaes. &c. attachment. On trtat.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-15
A GOOD CHANCE.
Roee's DRUG stcre Putting on sig
Soectacle Sale.

Roses drug store is presenting a
rexy wonderful opportunity to the
pespie OF Brunswick and vicinity. Wv
irg to an agreement between eae
manufacturers OF high grade specta-
c,as and eyeglasses and the Rose $
drug store, they secured the services
Of two expert opticians for this week.
Ybeee men are very busy every hour
Of The day fitting patients with ID
karat gold-6lled frame. any sty'e' VIII
,eus properly fitted to your eyes, fof
ONE DOLLAR a pair. thereby givins
YOU a saving OF from $500 to *S'oV'
rhts' la a splendid opportunity fof
those needing glasses. "
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-15
Report from WASHINGTON.

Washington. Feb. THE situation
reported in Honduras confirms the ex
pectations which the Central Ameri
can diplomats here have been enter
tanning since the fall of Zelaya. II
has only been deferred, they say. I'M
til the former dictator of Nicaragua
seemed to be well on his way to Eu-
rope.
BY the treaty tf Washington, Mica
ragua is protected from invasion By
Guatemala or Salvador, as the invad
ing columns would have to cross Hon
duran territory. which is prohibited
Davila, harmless politically. 1t Is point
ed out. was placed in power In Hon
duras merely as agent of Zelaya il
the buffer state.
Representatives Ct the Nicaragua
revolutionary party here view th5
Honduras unrest with great satisfac-
ton. They see in 1t much aid for the
in8urgent armies.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-15
To GATHER DATA
ON GLYNN COUNTY
FOR GOVERNMENT
u, s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRicUL-
TURE SENDS ANOTHER
EXPERT HERE.
. r. G. Eason Arrived in the City Last
Night and viii Make Thorough
investigation of the County Before
Rendering Report.

Through the efforts of Congressman
Brantley, combined with those of
County Commissioner C. d. Ogg, the
U. S. department of agriculture has
sent another of its staff Of investiga
tors to render assistance in developing
Glynn county lands. Accompanied by
his wife, f. G. Eason, Of Washing
ton, arrived Brunswick last night
from Darien. For the coming month
Mr.. Eason will make Brunswick his
headquarters while he goes about the
county gathering data from which to
make his report as a drainage engi-
neer.
Engineer Eason concluded last week
an extensive investigation in McIn-
tosh county. He found along the AL
tamaha about 100000 acres which can
be reclaimed and converted when
drained, into the finest trucking lands
along the coast. Wherever land-OWn-
ers were interviewed by Mr.. Eason he
found hearty endorsement of the plan
of Issuing drainage bonds as is done
in the west, where stupendous drain
age developments are reyolutionizlng
whole sections. BY forming corpora
lions to handle the proposition and to
furnish the needed funds by the issu-
ance of bonds a small tax per acre
will work out the problem. Once these
lands are drained settlers will come
from many sections prepared to pay a
good price for every acre because OF
tae great fertility of the soil.
"The possibilities of reclaimed land
are so great that to tell you what
has been done elsewhere would tax
your credulity," said Mr.. Eason last
night. ',rnese lands along the coast
are simply wonderful and cnce they
are drained values will be realized
which will make the present owners
wealthy. ~ visit Is to furnish the
data after careful inspection Of ali
the lands in the county subject to
overflow.
: National interest has been aroused
over this character of lands and once
they are drained these counties along
the coast will double and treble IN
population In short time. Expert
enced truckers in the north are look
ing for such fertile lands and where
they can buy at fair price are tax
ing up everything on the market.
Among the places to be visited by
Mr.. Eason will be the Buffalo at the
head of Turtle river. Old-timers say
that the overflow from the Altamana
river at long intervals comes through
the Buffalo into Turtle river, For
this reason several far-seeing pioneer
settlers years ago waged a campaign
for q canal through the Buffalo con
Meeting the Altamaha with Turtle
river, thus giving short cut wafer
connection by which RATS could Dc
brought from the upper Aitamaha te
Brunswick as we'll as pr viding shor'
route for light draft steamboats,. lhE
BuffaIo, it Is claimed, is the most Ter
tile soil In this part of the south. MT
gason will investigate the Buffalo ano
Ahis part of the report win be OF spe-
cia, interest to Brunswick.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-15
GEORGIA COAST G. PIEDMONT
OFFICIALS HERE ON A VISIT

a. J. Lisman, president, and E. de
l.. Mendes, general manager, of the
Georgia Coast & Piedmont railway,
arrived in the city yesterday from
New York and will be in the city for
few days.
The gentlemen state that they are
not here just at this time in ccnnec-
ton with matters looking to the ex'
tension of the road to Brunswick as
has been contemplated. but rather
that they have been over to Darien
and to other points on the road and
just dropped in to pay Brunswick a
visit.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-15
INSPECTIONS
HERE on REGULAR TOUR

Vim. @. Lee and u. n. Fttzger aid.
the weli-known and popular steamboat
inspectors OF this district, With head
quarters IN Savannah, arrived In tho
city yesterday On one of their rcEn-
lar visits. =
Today tho inspectors viii make one
OF tive Inspections OF various bcSks
IN the hS<ecx ana win then proceed
Co other ports II then District
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-15
NEW ENGLAND STATES IN
GRASP OF FREEING WEATHER

Boston, Feb. 7.--AiI New England is
sAivering In a cold wave and reports
of suffering come from all sections Of
The minimum temperature here is
three degrees below zero.
Portland. Ne, reports experiencing
the Severest weather in several years
The thermometer Late this afternoon
registered nine below zero.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-15
SUICIDE WANTED TO BE SURE
so SHOT HIMSELF II TIMES

San Francisco, Feb. AFTER firing
eleven bullets into his head from a
revolver, Roman Pritschoff hanged
himself at his home in Alameda to-
day.