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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-25

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-25
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-21
NO DEFINITE ACTION TAKEN
BY KLAW & ERLANGER
Will Probably be Week or More Be-
fore Decision is Reached.

Atlanta, May Pot will probably
be a week before Atlanta knows Tor
certain whether or not Klaw & Err
langer intend to build new theater
in this city, for their own productions.
An agent of the firm is here, and
several stories have been printed in
the local papers to the effect that he
was sent here to buy cite. This, how
ever, is regarded by some as merely
bluff" made to see if the independ
ent owners will not now give in and
display a willingness to capitulate.
A statement was given out yester-
day by the owners of the three leading
theatres, designed to cOrrestan erron-
eoas impression in reference to the
class Of attractions that will be book
ed under the "open door" policy, in
which it was pointed out that under
the new regime Klaw & Erlang6r pro
ductions will not be excluded, but on
the contrary will be wanted, same as
all ether attractions on tour.
If it is really the intention of Klaw
& Erlanger to build a new theater
here, for their especial use, they prob
ably will have secured an option with
in week. and announcement of the
same will be given out.
'If Klaw & Erlanger want a place
to play their attractions in Atlanta,
and wont go in the Grand, where they
will be perfectly welcome just as they
always have been, and thus stop any
opposition to their own offerings, they
can rent the Orpheum, and the Allan
ia Theater Company will fit the pop
ular place up in better condition than
it has ever been, is the declaration
made by Hugh l.. Cardoza, the general
representative of the Wells interests.
And Mr.. Cardoza had the authority for
making the statement from Mr.. Wells,
who is in New York busy as busy can
be routing thirty new shows to play
in southern theatres. Mr.. Wells has
announced that there would be thea
ters devoted to "open door" policy in
every principal city, including Rich
mond, Norfolk, Nashville, birmingham
Mobile and New Orleans, where Klaw
& Erlanger claim they have the hold
of the theaters that have been prcduc-
ing their attractions.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-21
A NEW BALL PARK
AND A FAST CLUB
BASEBALL ASSOCIATION WAS OR
GANIZED AT A MEETING
LAST NIGHT.
J. D. Hrsch Elected President of Or
ganization, RI. H. Bryant Manager
and Jack Bowen Captain of Club
Active Work Soon to Begin.
a. a

AT representative meeting of bust
ness men, baseball players and fans,
held at Andrews drag store last night
the Brunswick Baseball Association
was organized. Officers were elected
various preliminary matters discuss
ed and work looking to the building
of a new park and the organization OF
a fast club will begin at once
The officers elected were: Presi-
dent, J. D. Hirsch; secretary, J. H.
Hopkins; treasurer, J. r. Wisdom:
manager H. H. Bryant; captain. Jack
Bowen.
1t was decided at the meeting to
form stock company and the sum
of $500 was raised among those pres
ent last night. Another meeting has
been called for Monday night at the
offices of R. r. Hopkins & Son. at
which some definite action will be tax
en- regarding the securing of a new
park. etc.
Just where the new park will be
secured is not yet definitely decided
but the promters are in favor OF a very
suitable place near the A., b. & A..
terminals, directly on the car line. No
matter where the park is secured, it
will be along the line of the street
car company, and the site mentioned
above is the most desirable one that
can be secured.
Much interest was manifested in
the meeting last night and it is be
lieved that a number of stock sab
scribers can be secured as soon as d
canvass of the city can be made.
The organization of the team was
also discussed, and it was discovered
that there are a large number of good
ball players in the city who will glad
ly go into the game. AS soon as every
thing gets in good shape practices will
begin and all players will be invited
to Join in the practices. Capt. Bowen
will then pick his team.
The officers elected are all men who
will give their time and attention to
the success of the undertaking and
it now looks as ii Brunswick will real
ly have good baseball this summer.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-21
A., B. & A., TO INACCURATE
NEW SUMMER SCHEDULE

Announcement is made by the A,
b. & A, that a general change in
schedules will be made effective 12:
a. m. Sunday, May 2Sth; new terminal
figures will be as follows:
Train No 4, now leaving Atlanta
1910 p NJ, will leave at S:15 p. M,
giving an arrival in Brunswick at $50
a, M, connecting with steamers for
st. Simon and Cumberland.
Train No. will leave Brunswick
500 p. M, leave Waycross 9:55 p. m.
arrive Atlanta $50 a. m.
Train No 25 will leave Manchester
500 a. m, arriving Birminham at
100 p. m.
No. l will leave Brunswick 7:15 a.
M. Waycross 9:25 a. m., One hour lat
er than at present, making all juno
tion and terminals about one hour
later than present schedule
Train No. 2 leave Atlanta 1920 a.
M. with slight changes at junction
and terminals Sleeping car line will
be inaugurated on trains and 3, be-
tween Atlanta and Brunswick, and
the Atlanta-Thomasville sleeping car
line handled on these trains will be
maintained.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-21
LAST PRACTICE TONIGHT
Local Canton Company Leaves For
Athens Monday Night.

The local company of Canton will
hold their last practice tonight be-
fore going to Athens, where the local
company will compete for prizes at
the big competitive drill to be held
next week during the Odd Fellows
convention.
Captain Newman and his men have
been drilling nightly for the past sew
eral weeks and the drill team is now
in splendid condition. The company
will leave for Athens Monday night,
gCing over the A., B. & A, and the
members go with the determination to
return with the first prize. Captain
Newman is very enthusiastic over the
showing his men has made and feels
certain that they will put up a fine
drill in Athens.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-21
BIG AUCTION SALE CONTINUES
Entire Stock at kennon Motifs to be
Disposed Of.

G. l.. Lewkorvitz, an experienced
and entertaining auctioneer from
New York, arrived in the city yester-
day and at once took charge of the
big auction sale wich is being con-
dacted at the jewelry store of Kennon
Mott. on Newcastle street, and the
sale last night proved to be the most
successful yet held.
Everything in Mr.. Motifs store, re-
gardless of cost, will be sold before
this auction closes. He has charge
and varied stock and every sale made
is a legitimate one. At the beginning
of each sale pretty present is given
away.
Mr.. Lewkorvitz is an auctioneer OF
ability, has had many years experience
in the business, and is pleased with his
first days sale.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-21
ODD FELLOWS TO MEET
WITH A ROYAL WELCOME
Athens Is Preparing for 5000 or More
Delegates to Convention

Athens, Ga, May 2O.-With the an
nual convention less than week
away, the citizens who have charge of
the arrangeents for the visitors are
making every effort to have all prepa-
ratiOnS made for the opening day of
the big convention, and the three thou
sand or more Odd Fellows who attend
the three-day session will meet with
a royal welcome.
An advertising campaign has been
made and the citizens have agreed
to decorate every business house with
in the fire limits, and flags and bunt-
ing, mingled with the coIors and EN-
blems of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows will greet the eye on
every side, while scores of residences
will also be decorated.
The grand ledge of the order in
Georgia, the grand lodge of the Re-
beka IS and the grand encampment of
the independent Order of Odd Fellow
wili<be ill session here May 25, 26 and
81, and among the entertainments
planned for the immense convention,
will be the three concerts to be given
by the noted Pittsburg Festival Or
chestra, with famous soloists.
On the last day of the convention
the active work will be brought to a
close by an immense parade.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-21
4 JAI Of tENERAL MOURNING
THROUGHOUT UNITED KINGDOM
AFTER THIRD DEGREE"
HE KILLED HIMSELF
Police Ordeal Proved Too Much For
Alleged Murderer.

Chicago, May 20.-Stephen Zacak,
"a years old, who yesterday, after
fifty two hours of almost continuous
questioning, during which, it is said,
he was not permitted to stop, con-
fessed to the murder of a policeman,
committed suicide today. The alleg-
ed slayer hanged himself with a hand
kerchiet while in his cell at the stock
yards police station. The ordeal
though which Zacak was subjected
and the shooting of two men yesterday
who did not halt at the command of
detectives not in unifrom have arous-
ed much comment as to police meth
ods in this city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-21
INCREASE GRAN TED
STEVEDORES NOTIFY LONG
SHOREMEN OF AN ADVANCE
IN WAGES.

Effective June first, the lOngsaOre-
men of the port of Brunswick will re-
ceive a general increase in wages of
2 IL cents per hour. This notice was
issued by the various stevedores OF
the PORT yesterday and longshoremen
were so notified.
This increase of ~ cents per
hour brings the price up to he stand
ard which existed few years ago. 1t
will be remembered that a reduction
was made, brought about by various
conditions, but the stevedores have
decided to restore the cid rate and it
will become effective on June first.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-21
MANY KNIGHTS
IN THIS STATE
THE ORDER SHOWS A sUesTAN-
TIAL GROWTH DURING THE
PAST YEAR.
Some Interesting Figures Cleaned
From Annual Report of w. n. Leo
pold, Grand Keeper of Records and
Seals.
Seals.

The report of Mr.. w. II. Leopold,
grand keeper of records and seals,
made during the convention here this
week, shows that the X. of Ps has
had most proseprous year. Big
gains are noted all along the line and
knights of Pythias throughout the
state are very mach gratified
The report shows much activity
during the year among the Knights
of Georgia. Up to January 1st there
were in the state 14,094 members of
the order divided by rank as fol
lows:
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-21
WILL UNVElL HANDSOME
SPENCER MONUMENT TODAY
Intresting Program to Be Rendered at
Atlanta Terminal Station

The employees of the Southern Rail
road company have issued invitations
to the unveiling of the memorial to
the memory of Samuel Spencer, the
first president of the copany, at the
terminal station of the company in At
lanta today. A number OF these lnvi-
tations have been received in this
city
The monument, which is the work
of Daniel Spencer French, sculptor
and Henry Bacon architect, was erect
ed by the employees of the company.
The memorial will be unveiled by
Miss Violet Spencer, a relative OF the
deceased executive.
The program includes the intro
duction of the presiding officer, ]. s.
B. Thompson, by ]. W. Connelly'
chairman of the general committee;
prayer by the Rt. Rev. Cleland Kin
loch Nelson. bishop of Atlanta; ad-
dress on the life and character OF
Samuel Spencer by Hon. Alexander +.
Humphrey; the unveiling of tle mon
ument by Miss Violet Spencer; the
presentation of the monument on be
half of the employees Of the company
to the state of Georgia and the city
of Atlanta by w w. Finley presi-
dent of the company; acceptance for
the state of Georgia by Joseph M,
Brown, governor, and for the city OF
Atlanta by Hon. Robt. F. Maddox,
mayor, and benediction by the Rev,
John E. White, D. D., pastor of the
Second Baptist church of Atlanta.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-21

Since the first of January the
lodges have been very active as re-
ports to the effort of the grand keep
er of records and seal shows and the
membership has been materially in
creased.
The assets of the subordinate
lodges in the state amount to nearly
100000, represented by cash, stocks,
bonds and real estate,
Among the lodges mentioned for
commendable gains in membership
during the year in Chivairy, No. II,
of Savannah, with a gain of 20 men,
bers. Vigilant lodge No. 2, of Au-
gusta, leads the state in gain in mem
bership, having added 43 members
during the year.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-21
WOMAN COMMITS SUICIDE.

Hickory, N. c., May 20.-After des-
perate but unsuccessful efforts to take
her life with a razor anr an axe, Mrs.
j. H. Deal, II years old, of Maiden
this afternoon saturated her clothing
with kerosene oil and laying down up
on the floor of her bedroom set fire to
herself. Her husband arrived in time
to see the flames playing about her
charred corpse. She leaves two
young children.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-21
KILLED By EXPLOSION.

Augusta, Ga, May 20-As a result
of boiler explosion at the sawmill
of J. r. Brown, in Jones county this
afternoon, l.. j. A. Brown, a prominent
planter and son of the owner of the
mill, and William Hutchins, a negro
are dead, and the mill is wrecked.
Brown was killed outright and the ne
gro died in few minutes. Brown
was owner of several large timber
tracts in Jones county.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-21
PLEASANT TRIP TO FERNANDINA
Steamer Atlantic Will Garry Big
Crowd There Sunday.

Already this season the Sunday ex-
cursions by the steamer Atlantic, to
Fernandina, have grown very popular.
The accommodations are excellent and
this, with the pleasant trip to Amelia
Beach for a day, which is one of the
features of the excursion, no one look
ing for recreation would hesitate to
spend a day. A dollar for the trip.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-21
PAYS THE PENALTY
NEGRO BRUTE, WHO ESCAPED A
LYNCHiNG DIES ON GALLoWS
AT BROWNSVILLE

Atlanta, Ga, May 20,--Iloward Har-
ris, a negro, who confessed to assault
ing IA young white woman, bride of
six months, al Thomasvilie was hang
ed today. AT the trial last month a
mob attempted to capture the negro
and two men were fatally wounded
by the troops.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-21
FILLIBUSTER LEAVES.

Washington, May 20.-The steamer
Venus, president Madriz's warship
has disappeared from Bluefelds har-
Dor without attempting a lombard
ment Of the town. Her destination is
unknown.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-21
WITH A PLEASANT WATER TRIP
KNIGHTS MEETING IS CLOSED
SENDS PISTOL BALL
THROUGH HIS BRAIN
Chas. Sullivan, Prominent Lumber
man of Clio, Fla, a Suicide Victim.

S'|aS' ouIiiNdii, PROMINENT EunpeT-
man of Clio, Fla, Suicide Victim.
Pensacola, Fla, May 20.-Charles
Sullivan, one of the most prominent
lumbermen of the south, and president
of the Sullivan Lumber Company's
mills at Clio, near here, killed himself
yesterday, according to messages re
ceived here today, sending a bullet
crashing through his brain. Brooding
over continued ill health and receipt
of a message that his wife was ser
iously i'll in a Mobile, Ala, hospital,
were the causes. He was a native of
Mobile and lived there until he made
large purchases of timber land in Flor
ida and erected a sawmill.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-21
Pesry Gets Another Medal.

Rome. May 20.-Commander Peary
received another medal today, the
leading scientists of Italy taking part
in the presentation. The Royal ltal-
ian Geographical Society presented
the gift.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-21
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS
They We're Recorded BY Seis-
moeraph at Georgetown University

Washington, May 20-An earth
quake estimated as 5000 miles from
washington, was recorded by the seis-
at the Georgetown University
this morning.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-21
WALL STREET MARKET.
Prices Advanced With Aggressiveness
at the Opening Yesterday

New York, May 20.-The prices OF
stocks advanced with some aggressive
ness when the market opened at noon
today, after postpOnement Cf two
hours, observing the funeral of King
Edward VII
The whole market became steadier
but there was virtually nothing doing
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-21

last.
Most of the delegates returned to
their homes last night, thus the
Brunswick grand lodge meet takes its
place in the pleasant history Of that
splendid organization.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-21
BIG SUM OFFERED

A Hundred Thousand Dollars for Pic
lures of Big Fight.
New York, May pa New York
syndicate has offered 100000 for the
moving picture rights Of the Jeffries-
Johnson prize fight.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-21

Washington, May 2O.-Memcrial ser
vices for King Edward were held in
st. Johns Protestant Episcopal church
in this city today, which were attend
ed by President Taft, the British Am
bassador, James Bryce and members
of the embassay, and many other dis
tinguished personages.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
LADIES' AUXILIARY
TO AID ASSOCIATION
Unique Entertainment Planned
by Women of Clubs

unique and interesting entertain
ment has been planned by the ladies'
auxiliary of the Young Mems Hebrew
association for the evening of Thurs
day. September 20. The affair Will be
an unusual one in the annals of the
club and many surprises have been ar
ranged to make it an unqualified sue
cess.
Fares" will be collected by Miss
Bertha Cohen, an auctions sale will be
held, ice cream candy cake and lem
onade booths will be in evidence, and
good musical program has been ar
ranged. with a large ball to end the
evening
A number of fancy articles have been
prepared by the various members of
the auxiliary. hand made articles that
will appeal to both men and women,
and these will be sold and raff1ed at 5
cents chance. A gate prize has also
been planned. to be awarded in novel
fashion that will be kept a secret until
the all important event. This prize is
a merchandise order, donated by the
D. Samuels lace house, which also has
given the prize for the ladies' guessing
contest fine Turkish water pipe has
been awarded by NJ. A. Gunst & Co. for
the first prize in the mems guessing
contest.
Those on the committee of arrange
ments who are working for the sue
cess of the social are the auxiliary
president, Miss Gertrude NJ. Loventhal,
Miss Violet MeIlis, Miss Anna Silver
berg, Miss Irma Harris. Miss Flossie
Ebers Miss Clara Mayors, Miss Micah
Musin, Miss Bertha Cohen, Miss Lillian
Ososke, Miss Rose Diamond, Miss Lev
in and Miss L. Lowenthal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
WOMAN DESCRIBES
Fight PICTURES
Nothing to 1t But the Black, y
Miss Hecht Declares to
the Court

The principal witness in the police
court yesterday against Tex Rickard
fight promoter, charged with violating
ordinance 761 by exhibiting in the Va
lencia theater moving pictures of the
fight between Jeffries and Johnson was
Miss Edith Hecht. 2109 Pacific avenue.
a member of the censor board She
testified that she saw the pictures De-
cember 10 and Judge Shortall asked her
to state briefly what she saw
We'll" she said, sit seemed to me
that there was nothing to it but the
black man. The white man, after the
beginning. seemed to fight very inef-
fectually, but the colored man could
strike back at all stages. Either water
or blood dripped from the white mans
face. The white man seemed in great
distress. The pictures did not show
that either of them was smiling"
Sergeant William NJ Ross testified
that he also saw the pictures and john
son seemed to him to be smiling most
of the time.
Attorney Greeley made a motion to
dismiss on the ground that the exhibit
tion of the pictures did not come with
in the prohibitive section of the ordi-
nance and after argument the judge
reserved his decision till Tuesday
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
GIRL MARRIES TO GET
PASSAGE TO AMERICA
Husband Who Was Deserted
Granted Divorce

Frank RosSick, whose wife Enica
hved with him only long enough to get
passage from Austria to the United
states, was granted divorce by Judge
Murasky yesterday on the ground of
desertion- RossiCk testified that he had
been married in Vigianf. Austria. in
February of 1908. and set sail imme-
diately for America with his spouse
on arriving here, he said. his wife told
him she didn't love him. but only had
wanted some one to bring her to
America
One of the forms of cruelty enumer-
ated by Rosa ID. GaribaIdi in her suit
for separate maintenance filed yester-
day against Anton J. GaribaIdf. was
that her husband was unnaturaIIv par
s1monious. According to her complaint
Gar1baldi owns property in the vicinity
of Mason and Green streets worth
$4,000. She asks the court to allow
her $50 month maintenance. 500 with
which to pay her attorneys, and 800
costs.
The following divorces were granted
yesterday
=, BY Judge Van Nostrand- -Shigora from suga
Shimada, desertion
Emma from Carl A. Westerheide. desertion.
custody OF 3 year old girl given 10 plaintiff
Suits for divorce were filed Yesterday
as follows:
Rebecca from Ralph Moher. desertion.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
NEBRASKAN DISGUSTED
WITH JUSTICE HERE
Victim of Bunkoman Gets SIS
in Court

James Ruff, a visitor from Nebraska,
left Police Judge Weller's court yes
terday much disgusted man, vowing
that he would never come to this city
again. Ruff's disgust was caused by
the dismissal of the case of John How
ard. an alleged bunkoman arrested Sep
tember II for swindling Ruff out of
S175 in card game at Colma the
previous day.
After Ruff lost his wad the alleged
bunkoman learned that he had 81 900
in bank and it was arranged that he
should meet Howard next morning in
front Of the American hotel, Third
street and go to the bank to draw
out the $1,000. Howard was there in
a buggy at the time appointed and
was arrested.
After Ruff had given his testimony,
which was not corroborated, Attorney
John j. Sullivan, who represented
Howard made motion to dismiss, and
said. Il will give this man S25 out of
my fee to enable him to get home
again. but that is all / can do. Ruff
reluctantly took the SIS and the case
was dismissed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
CARNIVAL PLANNED
FOR THANKSGIVING
North Beach Residents Elect
Officials for a Three Day
Celebration

At a meeting of the merchants and
property owners of North Beach Fri
day night, executive officials and a
board of trustees were elected to
handle the North Beach Thanksgiving
carnival, which will last three days.
Those chosen were: President, DR.. A.
s. Musante; first vice president. DR.. II.
r. Morton. second vice president, G.
ALBERT; secretary. Victor j. Canepa;
board of trustees, H. Grieb. A. Renbold,
Frank Marini, L. Iaccheri, j. Godeau,
j. Glaser, A. E. Kelly, A. r. Oberly, L..
Brizzolara, ]. Phillips, John Desmond
and 1. w. Parsons
Pending the action of the executive
committee the funds now raised for
celebration purposes are in the hands
of local banking firms, which will prob
ably choose a treasurer in the near
future.
From the success which the mer-
chants have met SO far in their pre-
parations. it is believed that popular
enough to warrant the holding of an
annual celebration. A king and queen
will be elected to reign jointly over
the three day carnival. 1t has been
suggested that they be elected by trad
ing stamps which will count as votes.
varying In value according to the size
of the purchase with which they are
given. The board of trustees will meet
tomorrow night at 346 Montgomery
avenue to elect subcommittee and to
provide for the raising of funds.
Any woman can marry any man she