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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-30
AhNOUNCEM EMF

On and after the first day Of JSnu-
any, H., ne business of William
Anderson, now located at the c@s-ae.'
of Gloucester and Oglethorpe streets,
viii g removed to the Padrosa blri9d-
ing 1893 Newcast street, next to
the' corner of Monk On and after
said date the business will re oper
dred in the name of VIM. Anderson 3
Sons; and we wish to state for rsf's
benefit OF the public as we'll as otsF.
selves that we VIII continue TO- eaS.
ry a complete line of. provisions, gsr-
den seed and fishing tackle, as, wssE
as cur heavy miscellaneous stock of
hardware, paints, oil, etc. We VIII
be glad indeed so see all of our old
friends and patrons in our new
stand, and as many new ones as WISH
TO come The ffFm of William Amber
son needs no Introduction 10 the p1sT-
lie. as We have been doing business
1t the present stand for more tran
IS years, and we anticipate being fr
our new place for many years 10.
ONE Respectfully, VIM. AndersUs' s
Sons.
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iul card party which viii be given
on Monday evening by Miss Estelle
Brown.
Miss Glsdss McKinnon is spending
some time at Ocala. Fla, tie CUES.
Of Hiss A1stha Kate Rentz
Miss Gertrude Lee will arrive this
week from Knoxri.e. Md, TO be me
guest Of Miss Madeline Downing for
scne time
Hiss Augusta Knight will enter
tain this afternoon with a delightful
l1undl party, complimentary to !eI
attractive guests, Misses Marie aad
Ethel Harriet, Of Savannah.
Miss Florence Cain, OF Savannah,
vas prevented from coming TO visit
Miss Burford Aiken on account tf
tle illness of her mother
- -
The little daughter OF Mr.. and Mira.
c. +. Cook has been given the ZANE
of Caliie NarcT,e rite
$50
Mss Irene King. Of Savannah. rs
the guest CT Miss Annie Dean Arkfn
son
Mrs. D. ". Middleton will return
today from Savannah, where she ,lds
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Leel for
sonic time.
Mr. and Mrs r. H. Crandall ana
ia fafiy, WHO have recently moved 20
the city. are now located in the pnstt
ty 1ome on Grant street formerly oc
c1p5ed by Mrs. Danforth.
80
Miss Elise Cubbedge i1as returned
to her home IN Savannah, after a dc
lightty't visit so Miss Winnie McK;n-
non.
Mrs. +. B. c. Glitch has as her
guest MI D. A. Lang, OF Waycross.
- y
Little Hiss Mary Parker continues
i'll with a severe attack Of grippe.
&
Miss Louise Mullins OF Column u.s.
who is the guest OF Mrs. W. c.
Aimes. is very i'll, TO the regret Of
her friends.
Mrs. Il. r. Hartman, VINO has been
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. E. Y,
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affairs siyen this week was 4 mos.
ENJOYABLE card party given yesterday
mo- ming by Miss Eunice Breisenicx
Tie hours of the morning . aYing
been devoted to tie pleasant diver,
sion of fye-hand euchre. The occasion
%as greatly enjoyed by the many "a.
Elephants. Mrs. Eugene O'Connor aar-
ing made the highest score was
awarded T. e first prize, handsome
cook, while The looby vas won 81
Miss Lula Ralston..
after the games tempting refresh
ments were served, and the occasion
proved a most delightful one TO the
many guests composing tae parts.
{;
delightful Entertainment for Children
happy occasion Of yesterday at
ernoon was the delightful Christmas
party given BY Miss Joe Williamson,
complimentary to the pupils compos-
ing the second grade. of which she
is the instructress.
Tie home impaired striking air
of brightness and attractivene5S,
with its Christmas decorations 0f
red and green. wi.icn furnished pleas-
ing surroundings for the huge picture
Of Santa Claus, TO which the lit1!e
guests with great enthusiasm en-
deaVored to place mis- cap Oh the cor
lect spot. Besides this pleasant Ca
ture of t1e occasion, many most IN
teresting games furnished additional
nv ne. L. he L. a \
py crowd of merry makers.
During The afternoon delicious
punch was served. while after the
games a sweet course was served r"
the gracious hostess, whose lovely
Christmas party proved a perfect de-
light to her many little charges.
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Social Items.
The following card has been receiv-
ed here:
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Dupont |
J ones announce the marriage of tn2lr |
Allie Franklin. TO VT
Archibald Alexander Dickson, on
Wednesday. December the twenty |
eighth, nineteen hundred and ten, F,
Macon Georgia.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph SchdUlhofnr
md little daughter left yesterday f1r !
Jacksonville, where they will reside |
N future.
20 &c
Judge and Mrs. Boiling Whitfield {,
are back from Montgomery, wl1ole |
snent the holidays with their !
Mrs. w S. Reese. Troy !
ac"omDanied by Miss Miriam /
who viii spend few days !
here.
AIRS. Nv. D. Bailey will entertain
III saturday morning with a hosiery
oNo"er. which she will give in honor
Of Miss HaGdie Hullouah
Among the many entertainments
given in honor of Miss laddie Nc
1ulough, whose marriage 70 Mr. Hoi-
nan Rawls will be an event of next
Wednesday evening. will he a delight
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MRS. BEpfNGFlELD HERE:

Mrs. Bedingfield. who has for
quarter of a century been known 20
GeOrgians as teacher of shorthand
at Macon, is in Brunswick at It'll.
Union St. where she will be glad re
explain to ambitious young people the
great advantages being offered ~ tho'
Georeia-Ala1ama Business College. IF
Macon, Ga. Telephone 1913. f-t3
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THE "FRu,rER" HAS; ARRIVED.

The fruiting vessel Julia Elizabeth,
from Nassau. is at Southern Pine
Docks, loaded with oranges. bananas.
cocoanuts and other tropicaE fruits
and curiosities. Go carly and sup
ply yourself for Christmas; they are
selling rapidly. af''
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Special Notices
NOTICE.

NO IJE-
The annual meeting Of the sto: h.
holders OF the News Publishing Com
pany, of Brunswick. Ga, will be held
in p1eir ONCE in the building of ti.c
News Publishing Company on Tues
day, Jan ii. 1911. at II O'Clock a. m.
EDGAR N! DART, Sec.
Brunswick. Ga. Dec. 20, 1910.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-07
RESULTS FROM FATAL
ACCIDENTS SATURDAY
Sports Arranged to Take place Octo-
Der IS viii be Held Eisewhere--ss-
vannah Opens Up Negotiations for
the Race and II Is Thought That
City viii Succeed in Landing u.
fBv Associated Press).

NEW YORK, Oct 6.-As a direct
result OF the criticism of the Wander
tiih cup race last Saturday whicA
cost the lives of four persons and
the injury of more than score or
others the grand prize race. sched-
uled to be run over ihe same course
on October Is. was officially called of
tonight by w. X. van0e; bilt. the re-
fierce.
The announcement was made from
the Offices of the Motor Cup Holding
Company. Of which Mr.. Vanderbilt Is
president. under whose auspices the
grand prize was to have been run.
There Is possibility that the race
NAV be held at a later date In some
other section of the country and Sa-
vannah, which had already made over
lures for the event, is regarded ny
automobile racing enthusiasts here as
likely to be selected
Serious Blow is Result.
AS n result OF the decision TO aban-
don the race here the view was ex-
ressed tonight that automobile racing
In this vicinity has received a deatn
blow.
The decision reached at mee'ins
today of the executive committee OF
r he Motor Cup Holding Company win
the entrants. The company asked 70
be relieved OF the responsibility OF
conducting the race and the entrants
adopted a resolut on granting the re-
quest.
What was described as the "nn1us'
and unwarranted criticism OF the
vanderbilt cup race was cited by the
management in statement as tue
reason for abandoning the contest
Tenders for the race have peen
made by several other cites besides
Savannah. 1t was said at the Motor
Cup Company's Offices tonight Inc
hid OF Savannah for the contest was
forwarded by the automobile club Oh
that city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-07
ATTEMPT IS MADE TO
ASSASS|hATE PRINCE
Man Tries TO Shoot Uncle OF
the Emperor Of China at
San Francisco.
rRy Associated Pressl

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Oct. G.
George Fondg. a member of the San
Francisco organization of the Young
Chinese Association. an alleged revo-
lutionary body. was arrested TODAY
by secret service operatives just as
he was about to shoot Prince Tsai
SUM. uncle of the emperor of China.
The prince was boarding the steamer
Chiyo to sail for home. Fong con
fessed that he intended TO kill the
prince.
A loaded revolver was found in the
paeket toward which FOng's hand was
moving when the detectives seized
him.
The detectives had received infor-
nation that Fong would bear watch
ing and they had him under obser-
walton all the time the prince and his
retinue we're boarding the vessel.
The princes life was declare.c for
feited to the revolutionary cause, &C
cording to Fong at meeting of the
young Chinese Association held while
Tsai Sum was in Frisco two weeks
ago.
Il wanted to be the George Wash
irgton Of China" said Fong. II want
ed to be the savior of my country
and | thought this would be a good
way 10 begin. would have killed
him if had not been afraid to shoot
for fear of hitting some white peo-
pie"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-07
Reforms Favored by Inter
national Prison Congress.
PROTECTION FOR CHILDREN
Resolutions Are Adopted Recommend
ing Legislation Relative to Care OF
Criminals and Indcterminate Sen
tence System is Endorsed.
Try Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, ID. C., Oct. 6..Af-
ter opposing for thirty years the ef
forts OF American crimonoiogists to
induce the International Prison Con
gress to endorse the principle of the
indeterminate sentence which under
lies the reformatoTy system, the Euro
pean members of the congress today
yielded and a resolution advocating
this system was adopted.
The resolutions declared that indie
terminate sentence should be applied
to the mentally and morally defective
and that it also should be applied
"as an important part Of the reforma-
tory system, to criminals, partly
young delinquents who require refoT-
nation and whose offenses are due
mainly TO circumstances OF an indi-
viduai character"
Other important resolutions adopt
Cd recommending legislation, provide
for the following:
The extension OF probation with
some central authority in each COM
try to exercise general supervision
over probation work
Reformation q treatment combined
with a system ~ liberation and parole
under suitable guardianship and SUP
ervision on advice Of a suitable board.
Eith special treatment for sdolescent
criminals Sufficiently long 10 permit
Of the fEH application % all possible
means Of reformation
Separate confinement as far as pos
sibie for prisoners awaiting trial and
those serving short sentence.
Making parents responsible for the
wrong doing % their children: com
peliing fathers tn support their chill
dren: allowing children 10 be taken
from unht homes and properly
placed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-07
PASSED THE CASH FOR
PROPER LEGISLATION
Witness Tells Of Paying Over
Graft Money to New York
Legislators.

NEW YORK. Oct. s.-After today's
session Of The legislature graft inves-
figafion committee hed been marcd
BY the failure 81 witness after w.t.
ness TO remember details sought BY
the probers. the tedium was rciiev-
CO by the frank announcement Of a
hand TO hand gift 81 $4,000 In cash
iv The legislative agent Of Lyons. IN.
" Sugar Refining Company to for
mer Senator John Rains and former
Asscmbiyman Jean I. Burnett. both
now dead
y. =. Zimmerien. the man who
passed the money. described q a. an
unconditional gift made in rccogni-
ficn Of good work in securing the pas
sage % legislation beneficial to the
LIONS SUGAR Refining COMPANY.
In addition to the Se.e0e given to
Rains aad Burnett zimmerien aid
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Savannah Anxious for Race

SAVANNAH. GA. Oct. 6--Msyof
Tiedemann received telegram To-
nigha from w. X. Vanderbilt, Jr, ad-
visine him that the grand prize au-
tomobile race, which was to have
been run over the Long Island motor
parkway October Is, had been called
CT.
Mr.. Vanderbilt suggested to Mayor
Tjedemann that he thought that "a
vannah had a good chance for the
race. and advised hat proposition
he made at once for handling the
event
Odicials OF the Savannah Automo
b,ya Club. which handled the grand
prize race here so successful Thanks
giving Day. 1908. took the matter np
with the Automobile Club OF America
tonight. Mayor Tiedemsnn wired Sec
rotary rosdick in New York tina; tHe
savannah club Is prepared to enfer
int negotiations at once for The race
ana that a delegation vii. be sent TO
New York n the proposition viii be
entertained. The Savannah Au'ono
bl,e Club oficizis are enthus-asuc
over the prospect OF landing the race.
and all declare that the course neIe
Is In fire condition.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-07
HE MAKES SWEEPING
DENIAL OF THE CHARGES
Democratic Minority Leader Declares
He Was In ST. Louis on the Day He
Is Accused C. Having Paid Lealsla-
tors to Vote for United States Sen
ator Lcrimer
cBy Asso ,,ltei fross)

CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. G.-For the
first time under oath Lee O'Neil
Browne, Democratic minority leader
OF the lower house of the Illinois leg
islature. today told his story of the
election of William Lorimer TO the
United States senate to the senate
rial investigating committee.
Browne was tried on a charge OF
bribing Representative Charles White
hut did not testify in his own behalf.
The first trial resulted in disa-
greement and the second, in acquit-
tai. lie is still to stand trial ar
Springfield on an indictment making
similar charges.
Browne today entered q sweeping
denial of any wrong doing in connec-
ton with the election.
Browne said that he was in st.
Louis on June 81. 1909. on which
date several witnesses have SAID
81 900 packages of money We're hand
ed to them by Browne. He said
that he met Representative Henry =.
Shepherd. Michael Link, II. J. c.
Beckemeyer and Charles Luke in tie
Southern Hotel at ST. Louis.
Makes Flat Denial.
His purpose in going to st. Louis.
he said was to confer with the rep
resentatives named on state patron
age for Democrats, as at that time
Governor Deneen was taking up that
question. Later he talked with The
governor on the same subject. Browne
fatty denied that he had delivered
Link or Beckemeyer any money as
testified to by them.
"If Beckemeyer said you gave him
81 600 that day he lied, did hep ask
ed Attorney Austrian, of the prose
cuiion.
no, ! would not say that said
Browne. IF had been through wha.
Beckemeyer went through. with an
Indictment held over my head. |
might have said what he said.
would noe want to say he lied"
Did You give Link any money
June 2. 1909 in ST. LOUISE"
No"
IF he says you did he lies. does
he?"
Il would not say So" said Browne.
IF I had been through what Mike
Link went through and had been
threatened. ! might have fallen for
it. could not say he lied"
Testifies Against White.
Thomas Curran. a Republican leS
islator. testified in rebuttal of White.
Curran said that White came to him
at Springfield and asked him to hold
out the women's ten hour bill. which
was in the committee of whish Cur
ran was chairman.
white told me TO hold out that
bill because there might be some
thing for me-" said the witness Lat
er White asked me If there was any
thing doing in the Lorimer t'Hc;iCr-
told him did not know aid OBJ
served that he. as Democrat. ought
to know IL there was anyitir,s doing.
Why do you ask inquired Of him
and he replied. I thought there was
and think Browne has double
crossed us"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-07
VIRGINIA INSURANCE.
Co. MAN IS ARRESTED
(sy Associated Pressi.

WASHINGTON. q. C.. Oct g.
John q. sims. aged p years. who
made a sensational attempt AZ self
destruction OF September 20. when ne
went suddenly insane IN a phys~
clans oace. was arrested today on
charge Of e1nbezzlement
sims IL accused bv the Life laser
ance Company ~ Virginia. Of ~hieh
no vas the Washington manager. o.
appropr,afine sss2 o. the comp@nys
funds.
SINS vas DISCHARGED from th-
wssblseton asylum here yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-07
KING MANUEL UNDER
BRITISH PROTECTION

GIBRALTAR. Oct. G.-klng
Manuel. of Portugal. is now I'M
der British protection. The
Portuguese royal yacht Amelie,
having on board the king. the
queen mother, the dOwager
queen and the duke of Oprtor,
entered this harbOr at IL
o'clock this evening Shortly
afterwards the king and the
queen mother came ashore and
drove to the summer residence
OF the governor, S.r Frederick
Forest Walker. at Europa
point.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-07
which viii be preparatory TO final
judgment in the ease.
peonaqe Action.


judgment IN the ease.
peonage Action.
Immediately following the Virginia
case. the court will hear the famous
peonage cases from Florida. Only the
favorable action OF the Supreme
Court. IL is said. can now save sever.
al men from going to the federal
peniIentiary for alleged violations OF
the laws against compulsory service.
w. s. Harlan. general manager of the
Jackson Lumber Company. with big
mills near Lockhart, Ala, has been
sentenced 10 serve eighteen months
at hard labor In the federal peniten
;iary at Atlanta. Ga. and To pay 4
hne,of $1,000; Robert Gallagher, log.
ging superintendent, TO fifteen months
and fine OF $1,000: c. G. Hilton and
5. +. Higgins. employees. to thirteen
months and fine of $1,000. all for
having. conspired TO commit the OF.
Tense known as peonage. The accus-
ed are seeking TO be released on
writs OF habeas corpus, the claim be.
ing that the sentence to hard labor
was Illegal. that the trial court had
no jurisdiction and that the grand
jury was not constituted according
to law.
Employers Liability Law.
Scarcely OF less interest in the In.
hor world will be the cases involving
the consti,utionality OF the Employ.
ers' Liability law of 1908. This law
was passed by congress to take the
place of the act nuliifled by the SUI
preme Court because Il applied TO in
tra-state commerce as wen as TO In
terstate. The President has been at.
tackled along the same lines.
OF even greater interest Is the case
involving the contempt proceedings
against the officials OF the American
Federation of Labor. Samuel Com
pers. president of the federation Is
under sentence 10 serve twelve
months In jail; John Mitchell, for
merly president of the United Mine
Workers, nine months. and Frank
Morrison. secretary of the federation.
six months, all for alleged contempt
OF the Supreme Court OF the District
OF Columbia in that they disregarded
the Injunction TO cease interfering
with the business Of the Bucks Ssovc
& Range Company, Of 81. Louis,
which had brought suit against them
TO prevent them from boycotting It.
All the points In the controversy are
to be laid before the court for FINAL
deciglon.
Passenger Rate Case.
The Missouri twocent passenger
rate law and the maximum freight
rate law of that state have been set
for argument after the contempt
cases. The constitutionality of these
laws Is attacked. Owing TO the veto
CONTINUED on Fourth Iage.l
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-07

he had passed 5000 TO Charles H..
Eetz, then chief clerk OF the revision
department of the assembly for his
good work" Half OF the money
handed to Burnett, the witness SAID,
was to be used as the latter saw fit
in recompensing other parsons.
Legislation in connection with the
Beet Sugar bounties, paid by the
state. Mr.. Zimmerlen said was the
subject that interested his company
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-07
Marriage Licenses Issued.

Especial TO the Daily PressI.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Oct. g.
Marriage licenses have been issued
here to Charles o. Hedrick and Wiz
ginia l.. Guy, of Fauquier, Va; John
b. Jeffries and Nettie Wyatt. of Rich
mond. Va: Cyrus B. Hill and Mar
garet L. Higgins. of Lexington, Va,
and Oscar s. Woody and Leelia NJ.
Billiard, of Clifton Station, Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-07

NEW YORK. Oct. e-colcnei Theo.
dore Roosevelt iefi town this after.
noon On his Southern Grip. which q
10 extend over nine days and cover
7.zes niles.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-07

sired a communication 10 the foreign
lowers notifying them of the procla-
nation of the Portuguese republic.
No serious Instructions are expected
TO be offered by the provinces to the
rev regime. The government has
already appointed civil governors Tor
the different provinces.
The Brazilian President-elect Mar
shall Hermes Fonscca motored
through the streets today with the
provisional president. Both were
greeted by the people.
Order Restored.
Order has been restored through
out the greater part of the city. Pa
trolls are guarding the thoroughfares.
The announcement was made late
tonight that King Manuel. the queen
mother. Amelia. and the Duke of
Oporto are aboard the royal yacht
Amelie. which has already sailed for
England The government has taken
measures 10 protect them. 1t was
further stated that the queen mother
would proceed to Italy.
The English cruiser Minerva ar
rived here today to reinforce the
cruiser Newcastle which reached this
port while the fighting was still in
progress.
Attitude of Spain.
MADRID. Oct. 6.-After meeting
of the cabinet this afternoon which
was presided over by the king, Pre-
nlier Canalejas announced that
Spain's attitude towards events in
Portugal would be the same as the
other powers.
Senior Azcarete. first vice-president
Of the chamber of deputies, in an I'M
passioned speech declared that he as
sumed that the Spanish government
would observe the strictest neutrality
in the change Of administration IL
Portugal. for Spain, more than any
other nation, was obliged TO remain
neutral. He asked the government TO
cxplain unequivocally the meaning OF
the despatch of troops to the frontier
and three warships to Lisbon. He
vigorously protested in the name oil
the Spanish Republicans that they
were not permitted to manifest SYM
pathy towards their Portuguese
brethren.
He was filed with admiration for
the Portuguese movement. 1t is de
clared here that the English war
ships now at Lisbon are under in
structions 10 guard the life OF the
king and protect the lives and prop
erty of the nationalists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-07
TAYLOR IS NOMINATED
tennessee Regular" Demo-
Gratis Name Candidate.
SELECTED FOR o0VER0R
United States Senator is placed at
Head Of Ticket to Lead the Fight
Battle is Directed Against Fusion
With the Republicans.
CRy Associated Press,

NASHVILLE. TENN, Oct. 6.-Unn
ed States Senator Robert l.. Taylor
was today nominated for governor by
the regular" Democratic convention.
though his senatorial term does no.
expire until 1912. No other name was
presented 20 the convention the de
mand being for Taylor and no one
else.
Senator Taylor at Z D. m appeared
in the hall and. after an ovation. ac-
cepted the nomination.
Liquor Question.
In the main the convention was
harmonious throughout. though there
vas a little breeze when Senator TO
lott endeavored to present platform
amendments as to the liquor laws.
The Tolott amendment provided for
a submission OF che question 70 the
people. but the amendment was FINAL;
voted down. the Temperance plank
reading:
The Democratic party has at all
times been the consistent friend OF
Temperance reform Ia Tennessee anu
other Southern safes.
We. therefore. declare that the
temperance question should not be an
issue IN a guberuatoriaI campaign
Fight Directed az Fusion.
The great controlling issue IN int
campaign Is whether Tennessee sh1ii
be turned over 20 a boss ruled Re
publican machine IN . bargain IT.
which The public officers Of this state
are sought % be treated zs merch7n-
disc for batter ana sale between poii-
ticians and party bosses. The repudia-
ton Of this attempt 20 barter away the
honor of the state n the fist duy
Of every patriotic Ternesseean.
The platform y mainly Devoted 70
state AFFAIRS.
" is understood headquarters vii
be openes AZ once. Senator Taylor
xn; take ne stump within the wees
J. " Thomas. Of wakeiy COMFY,
uss nominated for railroad commits
ssoner for The western district 81