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Greenwood Park
Annex

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-06
BANKRUPT COURT
MATTERG IN SEVERAL CASES
HEARD BY REFEREE ISAAC
YESTERDAY.

Referee Isaac held quite an inter
esting session Of the bankrupt court
yesterday, which lasted most of ;he
Gar A. large number Of attorneys
from various sections of the discreet
were in the city to attend the ses-
sion.
In the case Of Daniel C Haynes, Of
Alma, Appling county, the first meet
ing OF the creditors was held and j.
J, Frasler. cf HazelAurst, was named
as trustee 1t is understood that an
offer Of compromise will be made by
the firm. The offer will be 80 per cent
to the judgment creditors and 10 per
cent to the unsecWed creditors. The
total iDdsbtedness O. s'ter finn is $15.-
33S.
In the matter of G. d. Gaskins, of
Willacoochee, the question of whether
or not he should lie adjudged a band
rupt was argued by various attorneys.
Various creditors have filed petition
10 put into BANKRUPTCY and this petition
is being resisted by Mr.. Gaskins. Judge
Isaac has reserved his decision in the
matter
In the case OF J. J. lowers, Of Doug
las, an intervening was filed by the
Union Banking company of Douglas,
amounting to $8,25749. covering a
mortgage claim.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-06
NEW GRAY POSTAL CARDS
HAVE BEEN ISSUED.

New postal cards, different in color,
weight and nearly every other char
acter. except size from those with
which the public has been familiar
have been issued by the postotlice de-
partment. They seem likely to arouse
criticism at once because OF theft pale
blue gray color. as experts say 1t
causes strain TO the eyes to read black
Xxx writing on these cards.
uch lighter in weight than the
Z DIS lcng in use, the new postal is
/uinner and hys a greatly finish. 1t Is
not fimsy. however, and does not tear
or break any more readily than the
old card. The stamp is larger and
round and bears a portrait OF Presl-
dent Mckinley, as does the one it sup
rlants but the new card displays a
much more juvenile likeness than the
other In place of the ancient legend,
THE SPACE Below is for the Address
Only the warning on the new card IS
This Side of Card for Address Only
Eec2use cf the harder finish ink
writing is not quickly absorbed and
blots easily on the new card. They
are of exactly the same size as the OLD
card. 1t has been said that some lr-
reconcillable union veteran is sule TO
call the color of the new cards rebel
gray" before they have been Ions in
use. ~. 81
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= THORNTON ANNOUNCES.
Present County Treasury is Candi
date to Succeed In That Position.

Elsewhere in The News this morn
ing will be found the announcement of
County Treasury c. P. Thornton, who
is advising the public that he will
again ask for that Office at the hands
of the people Of the community. There
is no better known citizen in Bruins
wick than is Mr. Thornton, who in
addition to his busy life officially, is
pastor of the Second Advent church
and has been for many years, before
his incumbency Of the position which
he now holds and to his strong in
dividuality, is due to the erection of
the present handsome church edifice
CT that congregation in New Town. AS
county treasurer. Mr.. Thornton mas
been careful, painstaking official who
has characterized the office by an able
and coIt ceous administration of it's
affairs. He has been a devoted patron
of all manners of charities and has a
very large circle of friends all over
the county, who will be pleased to
compliment him with their votes.
In this connection, while he has not
announced it is stated on the very
best of authority that Deputy Sheriff
r. s. Pyles is an avowed candidate
for the position and will make formal
announcement of this fact within the
next week.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-06
STREET CAR LINE
PLANS TWO PARKS
FOR THE SUMMED R
AMUSEMENT PLACES FOR THE
WHITE AND CoLoRED PEo-
PIE OF THE CITY.
NSrk of Connecting The Two Lines in
Southern Section of the City to Be-
gin Soon-BouleVard Route Will
Likely be Used.

Wcrk on the extension of the tracks
Of the City and Suburban railroad com
pany will begin probably about April
first, and the cars, it is now thought,
viii be in operation over the new line
by May first
The eXtentiOn in question, as is
well known, is the connecting of the
two lines in the southern section of
the city, and while TIE company has
Il vet definitely decided whether the
extending link viii be constructed
down / ourth avenue from Newcastle
to Albany street, or around the south
egn turn of the boulevard, it is believ-
ed by officials OF the company that the
latter route, though more expensive,
VIII be used.
Many advantages are offered by the
route around the south end. 1t will
put the cars much closer to the A., B.
6 A, terminals, will make a better
belt line, especially for pleasure rid
ers, and will in many other ways be
Of advantage and more profitable, it
is thought to the company
To Build Two TarSs.
1t has been announced by the com
pany that two amusement parks, one
fog the white and another fo' the col
ored people CT the city, will he open
by the first of the summer While
these plans are not yet definite the
park fer the white people will be some,
where near the southern terminus OF
ta.s line II is inJelGed to- erect a
neat little resort, with a band stand
and probably every Sunday afternoon
and also on one night during the week
the First Regiment Bank will be en-
gagged to give delightful band con
certs, which viii make the resort III
usually popular. especially during
the pretty moonlight nights. Work on
the park will likely begin simultan
eously with the work of extending the
I line.
The colored park viii be located at
the northern terminus of the Lee
street line, probably near the corner
of Lee and \ streets. 1t will also he
neat place ard one Of the two col
ored bands will he engaged to give
weekly and Sunday concerts. Such d
Place as this viii prove very popular
with the colored people of the city
| AS stated in the outset, the definite
/ Ians have not as yet been decided, bat
the plans as outlined above will more
than likely be carried oat. Surveys
of the two routes to connect the north
eln ends viii be made in few days
and as soon as a definite decision car
Z be reached as to which will be used
the active extension work will begin
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-06
4 CARNEGIE GIFT
WHAT THE MONEY KING GAVE
TO ONE OF HIS OLD FRIENDS
WHEN THEY MET.

Los Angeles, Cal, March 5.-Andrew
Carnegie found here in California the
son of the man who loaned him the
price OF ticket to America, when
Carnegie set out to seek his fortune.
Jimmy Gillespie is the mans name,
and for twenty years he has driven
the town express wagon in San Pc
drO
Old JIMMY was born in Dunforma-
line, Scotland, in 1921. His grand
mother was a widwife and assisted in
bringing Andrew Carnegie into the
world When Carnegie arrived here
the old expressman resolved to call
on his old boyhocd chum.
Mr.. Carnegie seemed delighted TO
see him. The two Scotchmen sat for a
long time talking over their boyhood
days.
81 have not been able to save much
and I'm getting DID," Jimmy MUIR
INJURED.
Jimmy, l think can give you
something that may help YOU" said
Mr. Carnegie. He went to MS room
and came back with a package which
he put into his old playmate's hands.
Jimmy left with many words of
thanks.
When he got to his own room jim
my unWrapped the package, and he
found that the laird of Skibo had Civ
en- him a nice pamphlet containing one
of his own specimens on the advanta-
ges of thrift. Jimmy was so angry that
he is sick in bed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-06
SHuBERT SYMPHONY CLUB
TO GIVE MUSICAL HERE
Excellent Attraction offered For Lat
ter Part of the Month.

The Shvbert Symphony club, Of
Chicago, will give a concert in Brans-
wick On the night of March 81 in the
Grand opera house under the
auspices of the ladies of st.
Marks Episcopal church, and
the affair promises to be the musical
event of the season in Brunswick.
Among the members of the company
are several artists in their respective
lines and high praise of their music
has been given in every city where
they have appeared. One of the fea-
turs will be female quartette. while
a number of other numbers will make
up and unusually interesting pro-
gram.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-06
INNOCENT MAN IN JAIL.
Served Twenty Years After Convic-
tion of Murder.


tion of Murder.
Galveston, Tex, March 5.-When
Bernard Carter, wealthy citizen of
Seattle, read an account Of the prison
Investigations and exposures of cruel
ties practiced in Texas, he noted the
name of ReXer Williams among the
conYicts who tetified before the in
vestigating board This was not a
common name and recalled d man
with whom he had trouble years ago
on a ranch in Crockett county, Texas.
In the spring Of 1890 Carter and
Williams had quarreled and Williams
stabbed Carter He was arrested and
tried and given a life sentence for
the murder of Carter. A few weeks
after the stabbing the decomposed
body of man was found in the river,
and was identified as that of Carter,
but it was not. Carter was found by
a companion and taken tc a hospital at
El Paso. Recovering, he drifted west
and settled in Seattle.
Carter discovered that the convict
was the same Rexer Williams and
that he was serving a life term for his
murder. He went about to secure his
pardon, and was successful.
Williams has Just been released, af-
ter serving twenty years.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-06
A CONCENTRATION
HOO HOOS WILL HOLD ONE IN
BRUNSWICK ON APRIL
FIFTEENTH.

A. +. Shaver, CT the German Lum-
Der company returned yesterday from
Albany, where he went to attend a
concatenation held in that city by the
Hoo Hoos. A large number Of the
member of the well known order We're
present and the meeting was a very
interesting one.
Mr.. Shaver announces that the or
der decided to hold the next concaten-
alton in Brunswick and April Is was
the date selected 1t is expected that
the meeting in this city will be large
one and Black Cats will be here from
all sections of the state, while num-
Der Of candidates will be initiated.
There are quite number of Hoo
Hoos in this city and they will have
charge Of the concatenation.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-06
Mr.. HENSELL'S BROTHER DIED
BEFORE HE REACHED BEDSIDE

A telegram was received in the city
yesterday by Mrs. A. r. Hensell, an
nouncing the death of Louis Hensell,
which occurred at his home in She
boygan, Wisconsin, yesterday.
A. r. Hensell. brother Of the de-
ceased, left Brunswick Thursday night
in response to a telegram announcing
the serious illness Of his younger
brother, but he died before his arljv-
al, as Mr.. Hcnsell will not arrive in
Sheboygan before today Besides MI
A. r. Hensell, the deceased left three
sisters and one other brother, Oscar
HenseIl. formerly OF this city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-06
SPECIAL FOR NEAT WEEK.
Millinery Opening at A. ZelmenovItz
Monday and Tuesday.

This weeks trade features at A.
Zelmenovitz will be of unusual in
terest to the ladies Of Brunswick. In
addition to the regular spring open
ing of an elegant stock Of dry goods
and ladies wear, which will occur on
Monday, and be continued during the
week. The great spring millinery
opening will also be the feature for
Monday and Tuesday
The display at this store will be
the most attractive in its history, spe-
cial care and skill is evidenced in the
selection Of the beautiful and stylish
line Of hats and millinery goods.
The skirt and waist department Is
full of pretty Easter suit combinations
that would make ones form the queen
Of fabrics.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-06
MUCH DISORDER
IS NOW FEARED
STREET CARS ARE RUNNING BUT
PEOPLE ARE AFRAID TO
/ RIDE ON THEM.
The Meeting of Organized Labor Call
ed for Yesterday Afternoon was
Frohbited by an Order from the
! Mayor of the City.

Philadelphia, March 5.-The general
sympathetic strike, the supreme effort
of organized labor to win the fight of
the trolleymen for a recognition of
their union is now in full swing.
When the end will come is problem
atical A greak majority of Eha
men in the occupations affected by the
general strike order had already
stopped work when the order went
into effect at midnight last night.
Aside from the tie-up of business
the authorities fear the throneing of
thousands Of idle persons on the
streets and the consequent disorder
The great meeting Of organized labor
called for this afternoon has been pro-
hlbited by the mayors proclamation
The big strike has made thousands ap-
prehensive Cf trouble, and they are not
risking any personal injury by riding
on the cars. The Rapid Transit COM
pany has nearly one thousand cars in
operation today, but the cars are not
carrying many passengers.
1AbOuC iC,NVV qttiL WO4 N anu q
renewal of the rioting last night re-
asulted in two men being shct.
Negro Officers Assaulted.
The city officials say that such
great plants as Baldwins' Cromps', the
Midvale Steel Works, Brills Car
Works and other large industries es-
Establishments are now crippled.
These plants, however, are open
shop concerns.
The committee OF ten in charge of
the strike have taken action calculat-
ed to prevent real suffering to the
great public.
In the strike the benefits the men
will receive from the national and To-
cal organizations is about 81
week.
The first serious disorder of today
occurred when half a dozen negro pU-
licemen were sent to the Traction
power house to protect the employees
The power house employees resented
the presence of negro offers and made
a concerted attack upon them with
monkey wrenches The police retreat
ed in bad disorder.
The employees telephoned the police
headquarters that only white police
men would be welcomed as protectors
National Guard officials are keeping
closely in touch, ready to respond to
any call in the event of further disor-
der.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-06
CREWS At WORK
WERE ENGULFED
A HORRIBLE SITUATION is AGAIN
REPORTED TO PREVAIL
AT WELLINGTON.
The Bodies Of Many Victims May Not
Be Recovered for Month Because
of the Condition at the Bottom Of
the Canyon.

Seattle, Wash, March "a Post In
telllgencer special from ReVelstoke,
British Columbia, says that between
sixty and a hundred lives were lost in
snow slide that buried the crews of
two rotary snow plows at Rogers Pass
at | o'clock this morning.
The men clearing the line from
a small slide when second avalanche
swept down the mountain engulfing
the crews, details are lacking. Res
cue parties were sent from Revelstoke.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-06
BISHOP REESE TO PRECH AT
JEkYL AND AT ST. MARKS

Bishop Reese arrived in the city yes
terday and is the guest of Rector R.
f. Boykin, of st. Marks church.
This morning the bishop will go
cverto Jekyl island, where he will con-
duet services at II o'clock. and to-
night he win officiate at the regular
services at st. Marks.
Bishop Reese has a large circle OF
friends who are always glad to well
come him to Brunswick and no doubt
a large congregation will be at st.
Marks tonight to enjoy his sermon.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-06
The WeIIinaton tIorror.

Wellington, Wash, March 5.-AlI
the bodies of the Wellington disaster
will not be recovered for a month, ac-
crtiing to Superintendent O'Neil.
Great tree trunks, carried down by
the snow, are entangled with the
wrecllase of cars and otter equip
ment.
This makes difficult the recovery of
the bodies. The danger of a second
slide is imminent. Thus far only forty
eight bodies have been recovered.
There still remains thrifty three bodies
of passengers and railroad men, and
ltbe unascertained number Of laborera
to be found.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-06
FEATURE AT GRAND MONDAY.

"Acrobatic Exercises by the Coli
bris Dwarfs," will be the feature at
the Grand Monday night. This film
shows cunning dwarfs and wee ponies
hitched to tiny carriages performing
in little circus in a way that brings
forth exclamation of approval and
wonder from the spectator, the film is
beautifully hand colored and very
interesting because so novel.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-06
TO CONGRESsMEN
TWO OR THREE OF THEM IN RE
CE!pT OF BLACK MAND
LETTERS.

Washington, March 5.-Several
anonymous communications post
marked Chicago and touching upon the
high cost of living, charging congress
with the responsibility and treateniRg
the lives of congressman were receiv-
ed at the capitol yestelday.
Dynamite will be your portion if
you do not get busy for the people"
said one of the letters.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-06
TO CONTEST WITH "uNcLE SAM"
Germany Decides to Send a South Po.
lar Expedition.

Berlin, March The German Geo
graphical Society has decided to send
a South Polar discovery expedition
thus contesting with the United States
and Great Britain in a race through
the Antarctic
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-06
TO BUILD NEW WAREHOUSE

Bowen & Thomas to Construct One
for Butts-Dubberly Hardware Co.
Bowen & Thomas, the well known
contractors, have been awarded a con-
tract for the construction of ware
house for the ButtsDubberly Hard
ware company.
The warehouse will be 55 by 120
feet and will be constructed entirely
of brick The work on it will begin
within few days.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-06
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LANDSLIDE IN PENNSYLVA VANIA. :
Lehigh Valley Passenger Train Derail-
ed Near Easton.

Easton. Pa. March 5-A Lehigh
Valley Railway passenger train from
Buffalo to New York ran into a land
slide at Reddingtcn today All the
cars were derailed Nobody was in
jured according to officials of the com
pany. slTI
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-06
ALARMING SITUATION
IS RESULTOF The BIG
PHILADELPHIA STRIKE
GRANDFATHER ACT is
PASSED IN OKLAHOMA

Guthrie, Okla, March 4.-The Tay-
lor election BILL disqualifying all whose
fathers or grandfathers were slaves
from voting on constitutional amend
ments, was today presented to the
governor, having been passed by the
house cf representatives.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-06
CUTTER LOOKS FOR SCHOONER.

Norfolk, March 5.-The revenue cut
ter Onondaga was today at sea in
search for the abandoned schooner
Ashbury Fountain from Mobile to New
York, lumber laden, which was run
down by the steamer jamestown yes
terday.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-06
LAND OF HALL GAME
DEVASTED BY FLOODS.

Douglas, Isle of Man, March A.
The Isle of Man is devastated by
foods. Large areas are under water
and at several bridges have been
swept away and houses flooded. Sever
al villages are reported in danger
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-06
SIXTY PEOPLE BURIED
BY SECOND SNOW SLIDE:
RESCUE PARTIES CAUGHT
BANK DEFAULTER.
Thomas E. Larson, of the First Ma.
tional Bank Of Camden, Surrenders.

Philadelphia, Pa, March 5.-Thos
E. Larson, receiving teller of the
First National Bank of Camden, n. J..
today surrendered to the police, con
Tossing that he had embezzled $6,0LJ
of the banks funds.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-06
HIGH PRICE FOR PHONE STOCK.

Boston, March 5.-The purchase by
the American TelephcSe company OF
SO, 90 shares of it's stock recently sold
bv the Mackey companies was an
nounced today by President Vail, VINO
saws that the stock was secured at
price representing cash overturn OF
between $11,OOO,oO and $4,000
e0s. 1....s.. .ee4