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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-24
b. r. DILLON BURIED IN
JACKSONVILLE YESTERDAY
Many Officials of the Western Union
Were Present.

Jacksonville. Fla. Nov 24.-t'un-
eral services over the remains of B.
r. Dillon, who died in Atlanta early
Tuesday morning, were held this aft
ernoon at the First Presbyterian
church. Rev. L. Ross Lynn, pastor
of the Springfield Presbyterian
church, of which the deceased was a
member, had charge OF the services,
and was assisted by Rev. DR.. j. w.
Graybill, pastor of the First church.
It had originally been intended to
hold the services in the Main street
Presbyterian church, but the change
to The First church was made be-
cause it was feared the Main street
edifice would be too small to accom-
mOdate the large number OF persons
who would desire to attend The
wisdom of the change was made man
ifest as soon as services began this
afternoon, the church being crowded.
In a private car attached to the
Southern railway train which reach
cd Jacksonville at $40 this morning
the body was brought from Atlanta
Accompanying the remains were
Mrs. b. F. Dillon. the widow; Mr.
and Mrs. Albert j. Dillon, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. f. Dillon, Jr., James Dillon,
of Thomasville, Ga, brother; John
X. Dillon, Of Charleston, Ga, another
brother, and his wife; Miss Kate
Dillon, of Brunswick, sister, and
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. DeVoe, of
Brunswick
Upon the arrival of the body here
it was removed by the Clark Under
taking establishment to the home OF
his adopted daughter, Mrs. a. G..
Hartridge. 915 Oak street. Here
were gathered William and Frank
Dillon, sons, and other friends and
relatives of the family.
Beautiful floral tributes decked
the parlor in which the casket repos'
ed. and during the morning numer-
Gus friends of the deceased came
to view the remains. Among those
who called at the home were OIL
cials Of the Western Union Tele-
graph company and leading members
of the Masonic fraternity in Jack
sonyille.
About 80 officials of the Western
Union from various sections of the
south were in the city to attend the
funeral. a.2IEIi
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-24
.CR|NG|NG COWARD CR|PPEN
PAYS PENALTY ON GALLOWS

ical experts who examined these
parts We're never able anatomicaily
to prove that they We're from the
hody of Belle Elmore Nevertheless
the jury that heard the Crippen case
We're satisfied that they were.
Crippen was indicted and convict.
ed Of the murder of his wife, the
evidence including testimony that
be- .@ad bought and administer
ed poison, after which he dismem-
bered the body. He was sentenced
to be hanged on Nov. s, but secured
stay of execution until today. An
appeal on his behalf was. denied by
the criminal court of appeals and a
petition for a reprieve was rejected
by Home Secretary Churchill.
Miss Leneve. was indicted and
charged as an accessory after the
fact, but was acquitted.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-24
REVOLT BREAKS WITH FULL
FURY THROUGHOUT MEXICO
TRiPLETT's STOCK COMPANY
COMING HERE NEXT WEEK

The first popular priced attraction
of the season will appear at the
Grand all of next week. with special
matinees Wednesday and Saturday
at p. m. The Triplett American
Stock company has a repertoire Of
high-class comedies and dramas, and
is said to be the best popular priced
attraction that has visited the south
this season. A number oe clever
vaudeville acts are with this com
pany and will entertain the audience
between the acts at each perform
ance. A change of play will be given
at each performance and for the
opening night the roaring farce com,
edy, "A Wise Member" has selected
this is the first time this clever com
edy has been presented at popular
prices and Is sure to please the au
diences. The prices arranged for the
engagement are 10, 20, and 80 cents
The sale of seats for the entire
weeks engagement opens at the
Grand Saturday morning at 9 a. m.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-24
8 iIIlSH W JNIc
GO ON WARPATH.
ATTACKING many
RioTING CONTINUES THROUGH
OUT MIGHT. NOTED MoMEh
~. LEADING SuFFaAGETTEs.
s-sssar - ss.@s-sEFsss5assS;aiss
They Were Jailed by the Wagon
~ l-seesz ~ sFsezsere-
loads-tiornes II Famous States
man Attacked and Sqisaoxs Shat.
tered--ieisas Secretary snisred.
They Were Jailed by tn. waao,

London. Nov. 23.-Rioting of SUI.
fragettes, which began yesterday
with the assault upon Premier As
quith. continued throughout the
nigelt. aea-
/ Excited women rushed from one
district to another. renewing bat.
ties.
- Advancing under cover of a fog al
2:30 O'Clock this morning a militant
band circumvented the police and
stormed the Asquith residence in
Downing street. They hurled stones
and metal weights at the Asquith
house, breaking gloss in all of the
lower windows.
Other Windows Broken.
Earlier in the night women
smashed windows in the homes OF
Foreign Secretary Grey. Secretary
of State for Colonies Harcourt, and
Winston Churchill, home secretary.
BierrelI Badly Hurt.
Augustine Bierrell. the veteran
secretary for Ireland. was the vic.
tim of a mcst vicious attack. He
was rescued, badly injured, by the
police.
Scores Arrested.
One hundred and fifty-six women
and two men taking part in the
riots, We're arraigned in the Bow
Street court. this morning. AT Home
Secretary Churchulls direction.
those charged only with otstructing
the streets were discharged. 9th
ers charged with assault and willful
damose Of property were returned
Ito iall for sentence later
Most OF the women are hopeful Of
the glory of martyrdom in jail
Attack House of Commons.
This afternoon scores of suffra,
gettes made a desperate effort to
break into the house of commons
but were repulsed by the police
who were forced to use clubs in a
number of instances. Many were
arrested and the neighboring jails
are filled with women of every re
spectacle type
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-24
CRIMINAL CASES
LARGE NUMBER OF THEM WERE
DISPOSED OF IN THE CITY
COURT YESTERDAY.

The city court was in session again
yesterday and a large number OF
criminal cases were disposed of dur
ing the day. Judge Krauss, after
the days session, discharged the jill
rors for the term. He will hold a
short session of the court Saturday
Tor the purpose of hearing the ap.
pearance docket. The cases dispos
ed OF yesterday were the following:
State VS. Mamie Golden, carrying
concealed weapons; plea of guilty
Sentence, ten months in chaingang
or fine of SIS.
State VS.. Will Williams, larceny:
plea OF guilty. Sentence, II months
or fine of $3.50
State VS.. S. Wilson, larceny; plea
of guilty; sentence, II months or fine
of $3.50.
State VS.. Lucille Brown and Carrie
Hood, stabbing; verdict Of not guilty
State VS.. Dan Colgan, assault and
battery; verdict of not guilty.
State VS.. Clara Davis, larceny
verdict of not guilty.
The verdict in the case of Bertha
McLendon, charged with selling
whisky, which was returned to the
court Monday night sealed, was re.
turned to the court yestrday. The
nesress was acquitted.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-24
SPECIAL THANKSGIVING
MATINEE AT THE GRAND

Manager Finney will give a special
Thanksgiving matinee of select me
tion pictures at the Grand this after
noon from 3 to o'clock, and the pr,
gram selected will prove a real treat
for the patrons, the feature picture
play to be presented is a famous Sc
lig feature Settled Out of Court,
Christmas story that will delight
all who see it. Three other pictures
will be shown. every one feature.
A most pleasing afternoon is prom
ised all at the Grand. Three thou
sand feet of brand new pictures will
be shown at the matinee
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-24
STEALING OATS,
NEGRO IS FILLED
WITH BIRD SN0T
LEFT HIS HORSE AND WAGON
AND FLED AFTER he WAS
WOUNDED.
Henry Cane Wel-Known 4, ro
orayman, Caught Hauling k~ay
Feed From Stables Of tho Glynn
Ice Company.

henry Cane, a well known negr,
drayman OF the city, is lying some
where in the city, waere he has been
hidden by friends, with full load
'of birdshot in his body, and, accord
ing 10 reports, he is in very dan
gerous condition.
Cane was shot Tuesday night
wcile in the act OF loading his dray
with oats from the stables of the
Glynn Ice Co., on Grant street. &
For some time past feed of vari.
Gus kinds has been disappearing
from the stables of this company.
About once every week a half-sack
or more of oats would be missed.
Finally it was decided to catch the
thief and Manager r. b. Mccullough
decided to spend few nights in the
detective work. He remained around
the Office for one or two nights, but
no one appeared. He continued to
wait and watch. however. and Tues
day night shortly after o'clock he
saw a negro drayman quietly drive
to Ude stables and begin loading his
wagon with oats. Manager McCul-
Tough had armed himself with dou.
'tle-barreled shotgun, loaded with No.
. shot. AS soon as he got a good
view of the negro he fired. The ne
gro threw up his hands and fled, yell
ing that he had been killed. He for
got his horse and wagon in his flight,
and shot through dark vacant lot
near the plant of the com3an,-
Manager Mccullough was only
about 35 feet from the negro when
he fired upon him and it is under
stood that the full load of shot en-
tered the ngro's body.
He disappeared, however. and it
is understood that he is not at his
own home, but is being cared for at
the residence of one of his friends.
A physician has been attending him
and it is reported that his condition
is quite serious.
After the shooting the horse and
wagon was sent to his home by Mr..
Mccullough. Cane is well known in
criminal circles of the county. He
recently served a sentence for steal
ing crosstieS and was to have been
tried in the city court yesterday on
the charge of stealing hay from me
Lott-Lewis company.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-24
MANY DONATIONS RECEIVED.
Catholic Fair Will Open on Next
Monday Night.

The ladies who are in charge of
the Catholic fair, which opens next
Monday night in the Riflemen's old
armory on Newcastle street, are
now busy decorating the hall and
getting everything in readiness.
Many handsome donations have
been received during the past sever
al days and some of them are being
displayed in tie different show win
dows. At Wood-Bailey's is large
and handsome doll, which will be
raffled during the fair, and also a
very pretty carving set. which will
be voted to the most popular en-
! gineer in the city.
The ladies are working hard in
their efforts to make the fair q
great success, and it is expected that
they will succeed as the affair will
be literally patronized
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-24
MANcHURlA is IN GRASP
OF THE BURONIC PLAGUE
Whole Domain Officially Declared TO
Be Infected.

st. Petersburg, Nov. 23.-The
whole domain of Manchuria is olii-
cially declared to be infected with
the bubonic plague, and large sup
plies of serum are being sent to Vlad'
iyostock to use upon those in danger
of infection.
In case the disease is not checked
the epidemic will undoubtedly be one
Of the most disastrous Of all histo
ry, and the Russian government will
exhaust every effort to hold 1t III
check.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-24
ON A RECORD RUN FROM
JACKSONVILLE TO BRUNSWICK
Florida Autoist Will Endeavor to
Lower Record Today.

With the intention of lowering the
automobile record between Jackson
vile and Brunswick, J. C. Race, of
Jacksonville, will leave that city at
6 O'Clock this morning in his auto.
mobile and he expects to arrive in
Brunswick by II, thus making the
trip in FIVE hours
Mr.. ace is to endeavor to make
this record trip in an effort to be
the first person to win the loving cup
offered by the Brunswick Automobile
club to the person. making the run
between the two cities in the quick.
est time.
A large number of local automobile
owners win leave the city this morn
ing to meet the Florida visitor and
escort him to the city and he will
be entertained during the day.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-24
CALL FOR SPECIAL ELECTION
Issued Yesterday ty the City and tie
County.

Elsewhere in The News this morn
ing will be found the official notices
OF the special school election, which
is to be held throughout the county
on Dec. 13. The call was issued yes
terday by Mayor Hopkins, on the
part of the city, and Ordinary Dart
for the county.
AS the general city election is to
be held on the same day, there will
be but little extra expense attached
to the special election. 1t will lie
necessary for two-thirds Of the votes
polled to be in favor of the special
tax. Thus far no opposition has de-
veloped against the proposition and
it is expected that practically all OF
the votes will be cost in favor of the
special tax for the schools.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-24
BOIL WEEV1L THREATENS.

Atlanta, Ca, Nov. 23Dr. S. A.
Knapp, OF the United States depart
ment of agriculture, addressed 200
delegates attending the anti-boll wee
vii conference here today.
He predicted that the weeyil will
cross the boarders of southwest
Georgia during 1912.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-24
HE DROPS TWELVE STORIES
TO QUICKLY END HIS LIFE
Philadelphia Credit Adjuster Com
nits Suicide.

Philadelphia, Nov. 23.-Droppins
from the 18TH story of q skyscraper
at Broad and Chestnut streets, Hen
ry c. Brewer, credit ajiuster, 80
years old, this morning fell to the
bottom of the structure anJ met
dca h almost instantly.
The police say that Brewer com
mitted suicide. Lut no cause for his
act has yet been learned.
Hundreds of pedestrians saw ;Ge
body hurting downward. and several
women tainted when the body struck
with a sickening thud
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-24
CLOWLY LEAVES THE
WESTERN UNION
He Resigns the Presidency Of 5i!
Teleuraph Company.

New York, Nov. 23.-Robert C.
Clowry, president OF the Western
Union Telegraph company, today ten
dered his resignation to the board of
directors.
Theo. n. Vail, president of the
American Telephone and Telegraph
company, which controls the Western
Union, was appointed to fill the va
cancy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-24
A AATION-W|DE
STRUGGLE LIKELY
BELIEVED THAT THE SITUATION
WILL DEVELOP SERIOUSLY
WITHIN WEEK.
Madero Marshais Hosts--perseeuteU
Leader Reported to Be Marching
on Monterey, With Recruits Join
ing the Army.
Madero's Proclamation.

rAhuCAcCO 1. MduSEV, TSvOiutlSuury
leader, today proclaimed himself as
president of the provisional govern
ment Of Mexico"
He admosishes his followers not
to commit any overt acts against the
Americans, and not to damage the
property Of foreigners of any nation.
Madero's proclamation is being
generally circulated throughout
northern Mexico.
FL Paso, Nov. 23.-Today's indica.
tons are that the revolution will
break in full fury before the END OF
the week, and a desperate struggle
will tie on between the government
troops and sympathizers AMI the
thousands who are crying for poliii-
cal freedom from the rule OF presi-
dent Diaz
Reports received each hour make
the situation more grave, and it is
evident that the revolutionary SYM
pathizers are developing courage and
determination to overthrow the adj
miQPistration;
W Heavy Fighting.
Heavy lighting began early this
morning at Santa Isabel, Chihau-
hau
At Tedreona a large force Of cav
airy has been sent in pursuit of the
revolutionists, who withdrew toward
San Pedro, where aHdecisive bilttLa
is expected today
Madero Advances.
Reports from Monterey declare
that large number of federal troops
are EN- route to Monclave, Coahmla,
to meet Madero, who is reported to
be marching on that place with
about 900 well-equipped cavalry and
several hundred infantry.
This force, it Is said, is being aug
mented by hundreds of recruits
along the line of march.
Preserve Neutrality.
Wahsineton, Nov. 23.-Responding
to request from the department OF
justice, Charged with the responsible
ity Of seeing that the 4Uni;ed States
is not used as base OF war in con-
nection with the Mexican revolution,
the war department has instructed
Gen. Hoyt, commanding the DEPART
ment of Texas, to RESPOND to re-
Quests from U. S. marshals for as
sistance of troops in preventing vio-
lations of neutrality.
Diaz Is Not III.
Mexico City, Nov, 23,--Therc is
no foundation for the rmor tsnat
President Daz has suffered harm
through the activities of the revolu-
tionsts.
Foreign Minister Creel today an.
nounced that the healba of the chief
executive is excellent
Rebels on American Side.
Laredo, Tcy., Nov. 23.--It is re-
ported here that an army OF 200 rev.
olutionists is encamped 30 miles
from this city ON the American side
OF the Rio Grande river, awaiting an
onnortunity to cross the border into
Mexico.
Passengers on today's trains
from Mexico state that 10 Mexican
soldiers have teen shot for treason.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-24
THANKSGIVING CARD.

- ZeIfnenoVitZ returns Thanks to
His Many Customers.
| wish to express my appreciation
of the liberal patronage given my
store for the past year. sincerely
trust that all OF my customers wlll
enjoy this day, and with the bless
ings of God, that we may all live
and continue to prosper. While the
past year has had it's troubles, we all
have cause to be exceedingly thank
ful. My store will be closed today.
Wishing all a pleasant day, l beg to
remain your friend,
A. ZELMENOVITZ.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-24
THANKSGIVING DAY
THE DAY WILL BE OBSERVED
LOCALLY, THOUGH NO PRO.
GRAM is ARRANGED.

While no program of any kind has
been arranged for the day, Thanks.
giving will be appropriately observed
In Brunswick today. Many of the
merchants will close for the entire
day, giving the employees a full hol.
iday. while all of the others will
close at noon. The postoffice, Gus
tom house, city hall, the banks and
other public places will be closed for
tue day, while the school children
will all have a day off in which to
enjoy themselves,
While a number of Brunswickians
have gone to other cities to spend
the day. a large majority of our peo.
pie will remain in the city spending
the day with the home folks OF
course, the usual large number will
spend the day in the woods. Thanks
giving is the greatest hunting day
on the calendar ard men go out
with their gun on tbai5 occasion OF
ten for the only hunt OF the sea
son
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-24
Union Services.

Religiously, the day will be observ-
ed with union Thanksgiving services
at the First Methodist church this
morning at II o'clock. The Thanks
giving sermon will be preached by
Rev. f. H. Thomas. pastor of the
Presbyterian church. The congrega-
tions of the Baptist Methodist and
Presbyterian churches of the city
will unite in the service.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-19
Peckham and Haas Before Court I'm
Leak Case,

Peckham and Haas Before Court I'm
LEAK" Case.
Frederick A. Peckham and Moses Haas
of New York. who were indicted here
abou; five years ago in connection with
the famous cotton leak" in the Depart
ment of Agriculture. presented them
selves in the Criminal Court yesterday
and were released on 81, 600 bond each.
Both went TO New York. and will re-
turn when the date for the trial is set.
Peckham and Haas were indicted jointly
with Edwin A. Holmes, former statisti-
clan OF the department. Holmes was
tried about three years ago, but the re-
suit was a hung jury.
They successfully fought extradition for
nearly five years. Several months ago
the grand jury indicted Theodore H.
Price. the cotton operator. of New York.
and brought new indictments against
Peckham and Holmes Price was re-
leased on bond. 1t is believed that the
trial viii take place before the summer
recess.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-19
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YoTk. Msrrh is-BUTTER- Reeipts 8 as
Package. No features derelored to warrant the
siishtss; change in prices Creamery speclals. SO
creamery extras & creamery frsts. 81; state dairy
good 70 choice. 81 process special. "a: Western
imitation creamery 6Fsis s.
CHEESE Receipts 25N boxes The market Is
ieatirelesS which i usually the cas- A. this sea
son Z the year State. hI CTPam fan specials Is;
state, fuil cream. fan make fancy. IA state fun
cream. feu make good 70 prime l6ss skins spe-
Gals l4l. SKINS fan make good 70 prime "a
kTGc-R Receipts. 1864 cases. The arrivals to
day were fairly liberal. bat with good demand from
al quarters Close clear Eggs were affected al late
TTicss state a Pennsylvania and nearby hennery
white. fancy. n state q Pennsylvania brown hen
merry fancy, PA fresh gathered extras siis, fresh
gathered arsts, g; duck eggs. g.
MILLFEED-Fun. quiot Spring bran. . Goa
80. standard middngs @ 00a25 .. CITY bran "a x
IN bulk; Western red dog. $50 20 STRIVE: winter
wheat bran. in l0epound sacks 60 arrive. z.50
oAfS-Weak dull No white 5la5llk No
white. 5s50ls No. 4 white saa4aik natural ana
clipped white. on track Sass.
fLoUR-Steady, tnactiTe Kansas strzights sra
5i5. In sacks; soft stra.ghs. 55oa575 in barrels.
spring patent, 5.75ssb, in barrels; spring clear,
475a5O0
brands quoted az 4&aA65
COiNMEAL-Quiet, easier. Kiln dried for ex-
port. $50; coarse meal. in bags l.5sL40
HAf-Recgipts. lilo tens; sisady: inquiry mod
crate Prime timothy. LslaLe2s No. l. / Sal IN
No ?. Lleai lZia No 3 LO5al.l0
STRAW-Receipts, ten tons: steady: duH trade.
Long re 90.
BEEF-stroug: checking trade. Packet, laoOal7.oO
family. l9oal9D
PoRk-Strons; mssger supply. Mess. SSa8. IS;
family. 27.0oa2SW.
LARD-strung Prime Western. a 20 -itv "a n.
refined continent ue0: South American. r4s. NJ
fined Brazilian. kegs. 1915. oleostearine. Il. lard
stearine, SLOW; New York. IF..