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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29
BRINCKERHOFFWIIL PROB.rFD
Contest Over Estate Of several Millions
VIII Be Taken 20 supreme Court.

WHITE PLAINS. Nov - Surrogate
Millsrd TO-DAY admitted 10 probar. the
will 81 the lat. Mrs Mary r Brinck erhof
OF Hastings The expected COMES, which
i2j heirs had threatened 30 begin was not
started None Of 'h.. ContestinC heir.
and non" 81 the twenty-five lawyers
representing them was IN court
The valu" ~ tn. estate - said 10 W.
between t'.Ooc,Oo0 and s. COZ .OOo The
principal heirs are eight COUSINS. nephew =
and niec~s 81 Hrs BrinCkarhor
The only Testimony taken was rha, OF
Seth * Robinson and DR. Fdw ard T.
swift who were witnesses TO the signat,I r.
81 Mr. Br,nck -rhoH Th.y said h.r
mind ~as normal
The 49, heirs - Mira Rriucserhor IN
her mothers side will bring an action IN
the supreme CDu-' lD hav. 'ha probate.
act aside
In addition 20 5000 leg 20 Barnard
folleg. and several large b..c,Ic--- :,
charitable" INSTITUTIONS. Nav r. Sra.bl.r
Of 49, Macon street. BROOKLYN. re,-.ly.-
80 ~. William II Hoork- ~ Prlr,.
Rurert. British Columbia s?5 no: Haleu
Avery, 500. Edward - Avery, sIJHnp
and Theodore Avery. 500 The. last
three are also r"siduarv lega'..a@ and viii
inherit m" remaining millions after -u..
various b~nres'- hav" been paid
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29
IHtTFFFEE SIR Gu>OR.
Hr Promises To Tr, 10 Wake Peace ON an
Open shop Na-ts.

Tw".v" chiuf"'lr~ r"vr"..E'tng 'h. taxi
cah 49, H"r- called 80 Mayor Gayn"r v''--
-.rday afternoon and had half ~ hour :
conference" with lin They -ad WHOM
they ..'. that hey had I..u cordially
rn~-lyni and 'ha' ~" Navnr would IN
,.I," som. # -" r"r-"s"utr'f v.r- = IN"
raNirab companies - VIA n:'i"" - talk
over fh., grievance. - -" "uauTrvr-
IT.. rr.rr.h..r4 - ~. "rr1ru,-t.... said
,h..v had -uhrni''.d - IN" Mayor several
raw envelopes 80 show thai they w"r"
charged our - all ;r"par' ION for hr.'akag"
chill. -ha,. vye--.. a. work and al .y'a..n.-
T., show that Vim" schedules were ~
regarded bv ih.. companies and hat IN"
rr.,. s..-. o,.rw"ri,ri. TIE committee,
thought M" cnar"..1 for u settlement ~
~" - rIk" were. good
f. wa Understood mat ~" Mayor =
visitors aI-0 rpld hIm '..' IN" "hAuN'"Ir4
,V.... willing - g hack n Th'' ~ "i ~hUp
pIan proposed bv Mr. Glvnrr several
."..k- ago IN condition thnf 'h.'"iuT,l pv"rs
allow ~. men - wear union buttons and
do not dI-criIninat" against unIrI rn.'u
The. cprnmi'1." wac t"Id nv IN" Mayor
tina, l.. uu,l..r-toUd the chaIi.''Ir- rad
been under IN" leadership a.: tWD mon
whom IA. nam"d On" Uf th.'s.. men ne
sald hal cost lem u good d"al - money
Th.. best ihing ~" strikers could do h..
Z told fh.. comn,Tis-', wa@ - go rid 81 thiI
man H.. rh"n -ain 'ha' h'. gould sUgg..st
- Nv" employers thai they tai" M" men
hack on ~" terms tina; had h'-'n proposed
4 hy him OF gInallv
Tn. hnr-.. can drivers ~ IN" P"nnsyl-
I vanlA station struck v'-'"-dEv ~ sym
rathy WIN IN" 'lTI cah'.l..-. l,ir Their.
was no -trik" u the ciaiIii",lr- Their"
/ The 'tN,ctb companies 4hi"h htd ar
| ranged ~ r"s'n" ~" niRhr s"ryo.. last
! evening doc,d'.d y.'- t.'g lay &, postpone
the af'ofnpf until ~. .-r"H,ng. ~ INK n
IN" iimn required - make polio" R~ran ge-
! rnentS FOE projecting tho chBlEeUEs On
| the cabs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29
~ ROR-S RID FOR BRTBF.
Trial Of N.andlr. VINO was Put Out of
thr RaSrnhrirnrr Z asr. Higgins

t,"urg" " i"andl.. who was Juror :
selected Tor rh" trial Z Edward I Rnser.
h.tm"- uu rhe charge - murder and was
indicted For bribery. was put an trial
Yesterday h"for" Justice blanchard in
rnCr.m.i.li Branch Of the SIprem. CniIr-
DnEoh-.rt IInendurf"r. WHO was IN.
q .c'"I ~ t." gph"'wc-r and pleaded
guilt" wa- ~. frs witness against
Isaud.. b." said that on III. day ~ tha
opening % ia" Ro>.rneIm-r trial. Oct nh-r
81 g." went 10th" Criminal Courts BrnlGin q
Nv APPOINTMENT with I"andl.. and they
met uut-li. after leand!a had been ~.
I..r-t"d a. a JTrur feandi.' told him 10 So.
James " Osborne. counsel for IN. de.
l"udaur. and r"ii INN rnat - Juror WAS Tor
al" and for 81 mn would gree. tu -... that
81 I"t-I There wa - iIsi Rr,em"nt
Iim"ndoTf-r LAID 'h" propagation before
Nj Osborne. who ther"upon consulted
thr Judge and arranged for the arrest
rf IN" pair. Timendorf"r'S examination
WAS not concluded Yesterday
Iir-"nh"iUrr. who was acquitted with.
on; ,hc HssiStanC" of irandlo. was an IN.
t"r"-t"d listener IN IN" court room.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29
FORMER NibOR 4 T'IfIDE.
Dr Soch ~ Rome. y. ". Hangs Himself
In the nrar 0f tsis Home.

EoMF. y Y Nov IS Former Mayor
Thomas q \o"k ~ this city. one ~ the
Leading physicians ~ central New York
and prominent IN R-publican circles IN
Oneida county. committed suicide at
his residence" IN this city TODAY nv hang
ing pr Mock who had long been in Ill
health. arose from his bed and without
disturbing any ~ IN" members 81 his
family went ~ IN. rear 81 his home and
slipping rope over his head. swing on
INTO space ~. WAS found some time
Dr Nock's illness had caused him ex-
cr1IcIa'ing suffering during the past few
mouths and fellnw physiCian~ say that II
finally rInhIng.d his mind and drove him
To- self d-StrIctIor IA. was native OF
Windsor Lo"@s. Conn. and was 81 years
Id
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29
IMPRISONED IN An ICE MOI Sc.
De,nented soo-sn-,aw of Bryan q. Hughes
Kept o Prtsoaer by Ills Father.

AiIppLETowS. y. Y. Nov :s.-Follow-
ing the complaint Of neighbors Health
Offic"r DR.. X. l.. Mc,isogh and DIR. ID. !.
Condct 81 the village 81 Goshen drove To
the home of Jam.~ Burrel. wealthy
farmer rericiing about three miles from
Goshen. and made search for the
farmers thir-v-se, EN- year-ol'l son John.
They found John Burr~ll in an old h."
house. seven feet below the surface of the
ground. Tn. building had IA concrete
floor and Sides and the prisoner could not
escape. He was in a shocking condition.
filthy and unkempf and had apparently
been cnnfn~l in the building for long
time. Ills clothing consisted of thin
shirt. old pair 81 trousers and old over
coat: no hat, NO shoes and only one sock.
The physicians took charge 81 ia" man
James Burrell. tho father. with hiS
wife. lives alone on the farm except for
family ~ PrlackR. Who work for him.
! IL was through the Pnlacks that word 81
the condition ~ the younger Burrell
reached the authorities When asked
why he had treated his son In an inhurnan
manner the father said that his son had
! become violently insane some weeks ago
and brnken no things In the house and
harm. where hc had formerly been con
fined. M he had plac him in the com
crete cellar OF the icehouse for safe keep
ing,
For sex eral years John Burre.i has hnd
periods Of insanity. and on some Of thee"
occasions he bad been placed In charge 81
a nurse He was married some years agp
IN daughter II Bryan g. Hughes Of New
York. Who has won fame as n practical
joker. Az a result ~ this marriage there
we're two daughters, who are living with
their mother in Harlem.
To-day the insane man was examined
ny the physicians and committed 10 the
Middletown State Hospital. wh~re he was
receiv 81 AZ 5 o'clock this afternoon. He
vas committed to 'hs acute building
where he will 10 kept under observ al ton
for some ums. The physicians will not
comment upon his case until they have
had time 'o carefully observe HIM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29
yAIL FOR TNDERr ALI'ArION.
Partner In n bradford. o. nxiard. Firm
Accused by the Z ntted states.

CIar"nc" \ Walters. a British subject
the American r"pr"san. atv" md partner
81 John + Brtgg 4 sons wooden importers
With headquarters IN Bradford. England
and ofFC,-s n 'hi~ civ AZ ~ Fast NIn"t"enth
street. WA. arrested Yesterday nv I n't-d
States Marshal H.nkel IN tho complaint
~ Customs Agent William II. Williams
Tn" complaint charges Walters with
ntT.cring tho entry in January. 1910. n q
cas-. % wooll.n cloth AZ less than it's true
val,io a. shown by a comparison OF the
consular invoice and tho Nrms private
InvNir.
Thus case - similar ~ thar ~ Joseph II
R-1ok- Z Go also an English wool-n
hovs. with headquarters IN Bradford
against which IN" Gov"rnm"nt hicd a
civil -uir recently - recover 5000 Onn for
,.rd.rvanGatlons In m" Brooke case
'h"f.. could Nv. no criminal proce"dIn z
tp.caus., all tha r"sponsIbl" members 81
IN" firm n" in England whore they per =
man"ntly r"sl'l"
Assla,anr United States Attorney Whit
n.Y. who has charg. ~ tho case for the
C;ovnrnmsnr. said Yesterday that he did
not know tn. full extent ~ IN. BrIgg
und..rv alrIarlons but that IN" cas-" WAS
quit.. a. important from III" viewpoint
81 Tho Government ~ IN. Brooke cas-
Waters who lives AZ ass Marcy av-nus.
BROOKLYN. vas arraigned hefor" Coninis-
-IOn..r Shields who held him IN $40 40 bAi
for examination next Thursday he
couldn'' furnish the bail and was locked
up III the Innhs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29
ANOTHER CORNER ron AMMAN
nry Goods Wan Purchases wy>onE Rest
teure. SAN street and Madison A, enur.

The WysnnS residence az rhs sou'h-
wes' corner ~ Madison avenue and
Thirtv-fourth strsa- vas bought vest"r
dav by Ben jarnin Altman The property
has a fronta ge o e5 feet on Thirty fourt b
str~e' and ~ fe"- on Madison avenue
and Vas valued nv $500. an Mr. Altman
purchased The property through Georg.
X Read \ Co and m m. mama Of James
A. McMillin. who acts as his representa-
tive in real estate transactions
Thus is The second corner MIR Altman
has purchased on Thirty fourth -rr-"t
in TWO months In the early parr ~ Ocr"-
Howard and the Deano estate n. oppo-
sr'" corner Over This property Mr.
Altman IL 10 extend his store That cor
ner waa held IN the market AZ 81 3OU on
What Mr. Altman proposes 20 DO with
tb" Wvsong properly was NOT mad.
known YESTERDAY II was saii that ne
wished 70 protect his Ii ght and also 20
keep ont other rradssnen The corner
il just outsIG" the Murray Hill rasrri~-
lion and ~ adapted to a rail- Office build-
ing. In this event Mr. Altman addition
would be ovc-shadow-i and hrs south
lsht, which il valuable IN the DRY goods
business would To- shut OF
The Nysong r-sId.nC., ~ four stories
high and has been the horne 81 Wysongs
for many years The neighborhool south
OF Thirty fourth street il rapidly losing
it's residential character and the Wvsongs
like many others IN 'hs neighhorhooi
have decided 70 move They are huild-
ing a new residence at Fifth avenu. and
Sevsnry-sixth street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29

mig h." said h- had 70 retreat. ant
went ~ the rear - IN" building. whrr,
h" Climbed nu' onto the only 81 her tirt
"scII-' nn the buldIng
1RENToN. y J.. Nov. ~. Assistant
Prosecutor Frederick u lehlhach N
t>s.'N county examined to-day the records
e H." department. II Labor aS u part Of
the investigation which ~ b.-inH made
tr iIA II po-sIbl. the responsibility Tor The
fatal factory !ir.' III Newark hast SATURDAY,
III" genera factory act passed III 1914
requires that oil factory huiidings in
which twenty tv" or NOR" operatives are
.'nplOypl above th.. second 1oOr shall b.,
equipped with outside iron fire ascapAs
81 specified construction. When This
lIw took .,N-Ct there was ona fire esCa -.
on the rear II the High street building,
tn" construction of which was s'ibsfan-
tnl!v IN compliance with the law. soon
after the present DEPARTMENT waa organ.
ICED the lat. Edward r MCClnto~k. an
inspector ~ tho department. r"com-
m"nded that an Additional tir. escape he
placed IN the front ~ the building. An
order 10 that rffeCt was iss'Iad and served
upon tn" Anchor Lamp Company. then
nv. tenants II the thru door
The "o'ipanv disclsim-d responsibility
for Nh" condition of tho building. and the
order was rsissupd and SER ed upon j
Nathaniel Glass NJ ins West Forty-se~ond
~ rect. Manhattan. as owner OF the build
ing ~ agent for Tho owner The authority
81 tho department - compel 'ha erection
nf IN. second "-rnp" Vas Uncertain under
tho law. and ohJ.otinn vas made by the
owner tn complying With the ordar Some
correspondence frllpwad during which
Ionnissinner Bryant Threatened =" place
the matter IN III" IN nda of tho Attorney
General II tho oriar was not complied
with within specf1ed time. The result
was tho erection ~ drn escape on ihs
front ~ m" building in conformity wish
the provisions 81 the Law. Following this
four other orders were issrIed requiring
~" tenants NJ tho building IN maintain
sIIi'ahl. approaches 10 'ha fire esCapra
and 20 LeaJ, them fras from all ohstruc-
lions These ORDERS were all complied
with and At different times five inspectors
had passed upon the Adequacy Of the fire
protection as being in accordance with the
requirements ~ The law
COMMUNIST rn.r Bryant made n statement
this afternoon IN which he said thar so Ear
a. could he nn'icipa'e cd under the law ade-
'uar. protection had been afTorrtsd.
The h.nidins was last iIsperted on
September 70. 1910. at which time II was
reported that 10, employees rars at work
These wer. distributed a. follows First
floor. 90: second floor. 50: third floor. II
fourth floor. n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29
The Weather.

Nov ~ \ storm moving AZ ~. Onto Valley
vss err,rai nvrr eastern phi" Yesterday morning
Rain n't-r.i-i tnl. storm IN nearly all States
East - the Mi.,lssIpp River AMI snow f~il IN The
northern axe regions northern New iork ami
Nsv England
IL pas S,rrer 10 Oaio aad 's- susnuo states.
except N~T YoTs AMI much co'd~- after ~" storm
passed. In tn" central AIrys from snsda N the
,,.li ~, Nrsiro In me HncE. Mountain STATE
ant --s'yari - VA> VATT'r
Freezing vra'h~- covered all ne Rocky Noun
'slr state except p-ri ~ wyoming and all
section. p.tr~~n me Eocay No In'ains ard 'he
Ni.s'sSipNi Except i1ul lana and southern Ar
Ann-a- and Icta- y NAs rsoS freezing $50
IN northern Sew IurN and most "rNeS Euglanr
5 a-rr~,>3on entering the nor'h Pacific States
WAS causing rain Irrr- but slSeWhsT- vest -
~ Miss. sSippl the ueAther ~a. generally fair
N thi- rity ne morning sAs fair rainy after
= ri coolrr IN me morning. warmer ls'sr. wind.
fresh northeast 20 s0gth-sS' average humidity
~ g'f '~r' barometer corrected " read 70 sea
level ats VI -S7s 5P 81. :ss9
me f"mp"'arIr~ yesterday. as recorded by me
M. c',I thermometer Is shown IN TIE san-sed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29

u .-ui,.rr= FORECAST YoE To DAT AND to.
MORROW
pr i, ,'s,1 Err I7'. ygI1 ToyIb.yr mi
-ror ~ ,n-h>,n So''iOH 70 b!y nas,rTrd qrd
ca d., a. moro. ~. ~ figh ro'tnT,P>,fv u1-ds
rrr -.-r England. ra.n snow 20 day and
rrprar,5 - morrow nr.sA 10 high norrheas'rry
wIfG,
t,> eastern Trrn.yltA ris Ard Sew Jsr.s
rsin nr ~r"- ~ day generally fair And soTnerha,
,",!~r 80 morrow. bhsa TO high nOrthveS'ehy
Uisd,
FOR me rI.'--' % ColIrnbis. Delaware. Mary.
and And Virginia. unsettled ard somsvhs,
colder ~ IL" generally fsir 'o.Sorrow brisk 20
hlgH ror:n~-s;eriy wtncS
For western .er YoTk and western pcnnsyI.
snia nnsertlrd. With rAIa OF NOV to-day: un
s~t'I-d 80 .fDoTroU. wt's spoV near the Is6es
brisk EoTihWesSeEy Ein6s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29
SING sING F0 apER r,IGHr.
otto shapiro Has 10 Br R-mInd-d Tina
lie II u Convict.

Otto Shapiro 81 80 East Twenty.
seventh -ire"', wh" escaped from Sing
Sing on October !. 1870. was arrested yes.
t"rday afternoon by DETECTIVE. Bednrr
at second street and Avenue A. At Head.
quarters no said na was Arthur Young
and had newer -~en sing Sing. Lieut..
Jimmy Dunn picked up the telephone
receiver.
Give me LA Ossining" he aid.
That's all, naid the prisoner. you've
got me- right.
shapiro was sent TO Sing Sing on Jan.
nary I. 1910. to serve eighteen months
for burglary IN the frat degree he ss.
capped the following October, while ho
was at work on Deer Island.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29

Or Albert Warren Ferris. president Of
tn" LInaCv Commission. said yesterday
that District Attornev Furnan @: suffolk
county. acting on Testimony fu-n shed Nv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29

NJ Ferris after a private hearing in tho
l.olG Island Home. had arrested an
attendant Of Tho home John Z Hutchins,
who was accused of illtrpating two pa
ITEMS He was held 20 await the action
- t.,a Grand Jury.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-09-08
UNITED STATES
VICTORIOUS IN
AFAMOUS CASE
ENGLAND Is BEATEN BY AMER.
tcA IN FIGHT OVER FISH.
cry CASE,
Decision Ends Long Controversy
Between the United States and
!: Mother Country Regarding Right
Of Americans in Newfoundland.

The Hague, Sert. THE United
States won five points out of seven
points submitted to tie Internation-
al Court of Arbitration in the Ntw-
foundland fisheries with Great Brit
adn, according to a decision handed
down today. England won points
one and five.
The fisheries diepute is one hun
dred years old, and has been a source
Of constant diplomatic friction De-
tween England and the United
States, involving Canada and New
foundland
The decision is largely in favor of
the United States, but the Winning
OF the fifth point by England gives
that country what they consider the
most important point involved.
The American fishermen claimed
the right to fish within the bays. bat
this point was decided against the
Americans. The English have claim
ed that the American fishermen
had the right tc fish only within
three miles OF an imaginary line con-
meeting the headlands across. the
bays. This question was emf odied
in the fifth point,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-09-08
A NEAR-bEER
FIGHT COMING
IN THIS STATE
RC1IBtTiON is TO b A DEclD.
ED ISSUE IN THE NEXT
'''- - 40 ky
LEGISLATURE.
Anti -Saioon League Of Georoia Said
to bo Planning to Wa3o Eiort
or NearI8eer to tho ve-y Lzst
Notch.

Atlanta. Sept. 7.-Prohibition wild
be a big issue OF the Georgia legis-
iature which next sits at the state
capitol. The question was wisely
kept out of the recent gubernatoriaI
campaign by mutual agreement Of
all parties concerned, hmt il ia
known now that the antisaIoon
league Of Georgia intends to go be-
fore the legislature to make stron~
light for tine abolition of the near
beer saloons, which they maintain
Is to all intents and purposes in
practically eyery Instance real
beer" sloon.
The fight will be to give Georgia
straight prohibition law The
movement OF the anti-saloon league
vii! meet with strong and well or
1sh'zed C position. To begin with
tAsre are many sincere political lead
ers Iesislators and other public men
wac are ogposed tQ prohibition as a
matter OF principle, IN addition the
brewing interests VIII naturally leave
no stone unturned TO defeat change
Ia lee !aw liza Hcald put heir brew
cries complefelR out OF the business
SO 9 redhot fieht lis sure to come.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-09-08
COUNTY SHOULD
MAKE EXHIBIT
1T STATE FAIR
DR.. w. 3. BURROUGHS WRi'trISe
INTERESTINGLY ON THIS
IMPORTANT SUBJECT.
he Fee,s Certain That GIynn County
Could Secure Some Of tho Prizes
II tho People Would Only Make
tho Exhibits.

Editor News
read with interest in today's s
News "Glynn county should make
an exhibit at the state fair lin 1910"
We average in this county about
Is bushels of corn per acre. One
boy II years old last year made II
bushels to the acre. OF course he
won premium.
| enclose you premium for this.
our centennial year. Our fair begins
OctOI er 26. YCu will see we offer
over 1000 prizes. 1t is time We
should shake ourselves ana be up
and doing. Many people have for
gotten how to spell our county
name and now spell it Glenn"
| have been before the county COM
mission rs and city council, but they
all cry hard times. We have got a
better county than Tulsa. Okla.
where they made a 200 FER cent in
crease in three years. but We hide
our riches under the proved al BUSH
eI basket and nobody knows or secs
cur wonderful resources and we viii
surely lose our reputation thai We
made before the war as cne Of Geor-
25a's best producing counties unless
w show 70 ne state he pYoiuct-
IONS cf our p't"!auons.
Waen ~ ames, @0Ior ID. from
Camden county, sent BY VI. Iodley
his bag Of sea island . -! whi5a
took Tia priz= al our S-a~e faf. re
said. Mars Gom. tell lie White
gentlemen I have eight more bags
at home Now thu. cotton IS
worth 3S cents a pound. $50 pounds
to the bag, nine bags was 1882. Now
my white farmer friends can ycu
beat that?
Besides he makes plenty of provis-
ions and meat to sell. / saw can
ming factory down there where they
canned eight different kinds of veg
tables and theirs is identicalIy the
same soil as ours.
Camden has made an exhibit for
ten years; every year She takes a
frlze, nd [ do hope that our county
VIII see its way clear to send some
BODY up there with an exhfit this
; ear yours truly,
w. 3. Burroughs,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-09-08
EXAMINE ERsSHAkEN
TWENTY OF TEEM TRANSFER
RED TO NEW FIELDS WITH.
OUT NOTICE

Washington, Sept. 1-Tventy ma.
tional bank examiners were transfer
red TO new fields today by order rf
the comptroller of the currency.
The shake-up among the examin-
efs 4s taaken as an indication OF de-
termination to enforce to the letter
tae provisions of the national bank
act. Other transfers probai ly will
follow. Among the transfers an.
nounced today are J. X. Mcdonald,
southern Georgia and Florida, with
}. K. Stevens, northern Alabama and
Mississippi and Louisiana; Fred 4.
HUH. western Virginia and North
Carolina, with John A. Armstrong.
northern Georgia and South Caro-
lima.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-09-08
SCHOOLS TO OPEN
TEACHERS AND CHILDREN TIC
BEGIN TO RETURN WITHIN
A FEW DAYS.

The public schools of the city, as
well as most of the private fnst1tu
tions will open on September 10, and
within a few days the children and
teachers alike who have been away
On their vacations, will begin to ar
rive in the city. Practically every
teacher in the school is at present
away; some of them visiting rela-
tives and friends and others spend
ing the vacation at their homes. A
large number of the pupils are also
out Of the city, but they will all . e
gin TO head homeward within a short
time
1t is expected that the enIollment
this year will be the largest in the
history of the schools. as a large
number of new pupils are expected.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-09-08
8RANTLEY DELIVERS AN
ADDRESS - 1AZEl IUPS 4:

non. William &. 8rantlty 81 oke 70
4 arg audience At Hazelhurst Mon
DAY. The speech was one # Mr..
8rantley's happiesr efforts, aud re
vas applauded from stat to finish.
Ii is understood that Mr.. Brantley
viii make a number OF talks in 9th
er counties of his district. He al
days has a number # Invitation.
from different sections. and they
will DOUBTLESS be accerted.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-09-08
VANNUTELLi RECEPTION.
Noted Churchnsn REGIMENT Of Hor
ors in Canada.

Contreal, sept. 7.-Conclud;u2 the
tucharaTtic Congress program fol
today which was informal in charac
tor great reception 10 Cardinal
NannUtelli and other distinguished
E''lTing <ohmfhmen will he given
tEls evening. High officials Of tla
ety. province and nation will taaEa
part in the affair.
Following this will conc the mid
nlsht mass IN Notre Dame chuch Ali
tae pews have been removed in or
DER to provide additional room. araa
jhe great churcs is expeo.a, "a W.
meg 70 over''oWing Only mea
8il he admitted -o ,lis cer-mas~
y a3"h will ae oe a mos nan. @a
character.