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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-24
PROMINENT LADY
LOST HER LIFE IN
AUTO ACCIDENT
MRS. n. J. SLocUM, WIFE OF U, s.
CAVALRY OFFICER, KILLED
NEAR WASHINGTON.
Major General Franklin Bell, Chief nf
Staff of United States Army, Was
Also Badly Injured in smashup at
Fort Myer.

Washington, March 23.-In an auto
mobile accident near FCrt Myer, Vir-
ginla, early today, Mrs. Herbert ].
Slocum,> wife of Maj. Herbert ]. Slo-
cum, OF the Seventh cavalry, who is
attached to the department of the
east, headquarters al Governors ISL
and. New York city, was killed, and
Maj. Gen. NJ Franklin Bell. chief of
staff OF the United States army, was
badly injured.
The accident occurred on the Tenn
AlleytoWn road in the SUBURBS. Cen
eral Bells machine collided with a
trolley car, and Mrs Slocum was al
most instantly killed. General Bell
suffered broken rib, bad scalp
wound and severe bruises. The chauf-
teur was aninjued.
Mrs. SlOcum, whose husband is a
nephew Of Mrs. Russell Sage, was Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. II. L. Green, at
the Wyoming apartments, but yester-
day went to Fort Myer to visit General
and Mrs. Bell, with whom she and her
husband were on intimate terms. 1t
was on the way Lack to the apart
ments that the fatal collision oc-
Cured.
Tie automobile was speeding along
the Tenn Alleytown road, and at
Garfield street crashed into the troll
ley cart the automobile being COM
pletely demolished and the occupants
hurled through the air.
Mrs. Slocum died soon after being
hurried to the hospital. The chauffeur
was arrested together with the motor
man end conductor of the car. Mrs.
Slocum was 80 years of age.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-24
CRAFT SCANDALS
MORE INDICTMENTS EXPECTED
IN PITSTBURG IN FEW
DAYS.

Pittsburg, March 23.-The grand
jury investigating the graft scandals
in the city councils will bring in an
other bunch Of indictments shortly, it
is reported.
The men involved are prominent in
social and business life Of Pittsburg
ard for the most part are briDe-giy-
ers in the latest councilmanic fraud,
the exposure OF which has shaken lae
city to its political foundations.
The immunity bath process insti
lied at the beginning Of the present
traft exposure will be continued in
definitely, it is said The wron4doers
will receive immunity if they will con-
fass to the authorities.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-24
THE WALL STREET MARKET.
Scanty Opening Demand Nardened The
Prices Yesterday.

New York, March PA scanty op-
ening demand for stocks caused a
general hardening of prices today.
The underlying conditions in the
stock market were not essentially al
tered this morning The prospect of
a prolonged holiday had apparently
greater weight with the professionals
in inducing them to sell stocks
than labor troubles, court decisions,
money conditions, etc, The bond mar
ket was heavy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-24
OLDFIELD MADE
A GREAT RECORD
HE SMASHED THE WORLDS REC.
ORD IN HIS BENZ CARAT
DAYTONA YESTERDAY.

Daytona, March 22.-George Robert
son, in a Cnristie car, furnished a
spectacular feature to the automobile
racing events today by winning the
one-mile championship trial against
tine in av.39-1OO. Barney Oldfteld in
Benz, 2S.25.
Barney Oldfield in a Benz car, broke
the world kilometer record in a time
trial, covering the distance in 174-1O0
seconds. The previous worlds rec
ord, 17.6-100, was made last year. A
kilometer is $3.50 feet 10 inches.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-24
IMPORTANT MEETING TODAY
OF THE BOARD OF TRADE
TWO or Three Matters Of Interest 10
BE Taken Ur.

An important meetms Of the Bruns.
wick board of trade viii be neld in
the quarters Of the oreanization at the
city hall this morning at 1890,
and not only are the pembers request
ed to ..e present, but all crosstie deal
ers and other business people who are
net members are invited to attend.
Two matters of vial interest to the
city are to be discussed, the proposed
increase on the rates Of cro7sties and
the advance made in storage rates by
the various railroads entering the
city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-24

Brunswick, Ga, March %, 1910.
A meeting CT the democratic execu-
tive committee of Glynn county is
hereby called to meet at Glynn court
house at II o'clock in the forenoon, on
Saturday, March 26 1910. All mem
bers are urgently requested to be
present. c. D. Og9, Chairman.
&. c. Butts, Secretary.
TAls meeting will be held primarily
Tor the purpose of fixing q date fer
the primary for the nomination of
county officers, and while there has
been some discussion favoraEly to an
early primary in the county, and such
a move is favored by mcst of the
candidates it, cannot be definitely
stated whether the committee will
decide on separate election for coun.
ty officers or call it on the same date
OF the state primary, which has, as q
rule, been the custom in the rast.
1t is known, however, that the can
dldates are, or at least the majority
of them, in favor of an early primary
and as they are the ones who pay the
expenses of the election, it is believed
that their wish will be granted by
the committee. In discussing the mat
ter with one or two of the candidates
yesterday, News reporter easily
learned that they favored the latter
part of April CT the first of May for
the primary. 1t was pointed out ny
some of them that the state would not
hold its primary until August 1t
cannot be held before that time under
the new election law, and, as no def
mite date has yet been decided upon
by the state committee, it will be i'm
possible for the ccanty committee, if
it decides to hold both primaries on
the same date, to decide definitely on
such date.
1t is pointed out that the expense
of the primary will be borne by the
various candidates and there is no
good reason why the county campaign
should continue until August, wher
another state campaign will be on.
Every argument seems to be in favor
of a separate primary and it is be
lieved that the committee will decide
on some date during April or May.
One or two of the members CT the
executive committee were seen by a
News representative yesterday, and
they stated that the desire of the
candidates should be granted, saying
that if it was evident that majority
of them desired an early primary the
committee would, in ali likelihood, SC
decide.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-24
ALL BUSY AT zELMGNoWTz.
Easter Sale Drawing Big Crowds to .
the Store.

The sale advertised at Zelmenovitz
for this week is proving a big sue
cess. Customers have crowded the
store every hour Of the day. The pro-
prietor and clerk have been kept busy
constantly during the shopping hours
since Monday morning. The sale will
continue only during this week and all
interested in buying nice outfits fer
Easter will do we'll to call and see
the stock and take advantage Of the
low prices.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-24
FOR MRS. JOHNSON
MINNESOTA PEOPLE RAISE FUND
OF $4,000 FOR WIDOW
OF GOVERNOR.

st. Paul, Mimi, March pa fund
of $4,000 has Been raised in this state
to provide permanent income fer
the widow of the late Governor John
A. Johnson.
The money will he invested so that
the widow will receive at least 800
each month.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-24
FIVE BUILDINGS WERE BURNED.

Fort De France, Martinique, March
29.-Five buildings connected with the
Soudan sugar factory was set afre and
damaged. The incendiarism is the
outgrowth CT bitterness ehgendered 10y
q recent strike of the sugar cane cut
ters.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-24
PUGlLIST JOHNSON
LOCKED IN TOMBS

New York, March 23.-When
the trial of Jack Johnson, the
negro pugilist, for assaulting
Norman Pinder, another negro, .
came up today Judge Muluquen
increased Johnson's bail from
$1,000 to $4,000.
He committed the pugilist to
the Tombs prison until the bail
is forthcoming. The judge is
sued a bench warrant for the
complainant, who failed to ap-
; pear.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-24
SENATOR DANIELS CONDITION.

Daytona, Fla, March 23.-United
States Senator John w. Daniels, who
is near death as the result of an at
tack of paralysis, passed a quiet, rest,
full night
His pulse, temperature, respiration
and nourishment continue satisfac-
tory.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-24
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ANOTHER INCREASE
IN PRICE OF BEEF

= New York, March 23.-Retail
= butchers in New York city have
= again increased the prices of
= practically all meats by two
\ cents.
= The prices now range on
7 higher level than has been
? known since the civil war.
= The butchers declare there is
\ a shortage in live stock as the
\ result Of the agitation of the
= meat boycott.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-24
Iohnson Off for Europe.

New York, March 23.-F ormer
Mayor Tom L. Johnson, of Cleveland,
sailed for Europe today aboard the
Mauretania in search of health
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-24
BACK IN WASHINGTON.
Taft Returns After an Alb
sence of Six Days.

Washington, March 23.-President
Taft, after six days absence from
Washington, returned this morning.
The president was somewhat fas
tigued, and did not leave his private
car until 8 o'clock
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-24
OXFORD CREW WON.
Secured Victory Yesterday in the Race
With Cambridge.

Putney, England, March 23.-The
Oxford crew won the championships
boat race with Cambridge today.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-24
EARLY PRIMARY
IN THIS COUNTY
SEEMS LIKELY
CANDIDATES FAVOR SEPARATE
ELECTION FOR NAMING
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Democratic Executive Committee
Will Meet Saturday for the Purpose
of Deciding on Date-Early Primary
Probable.

Notices were yesterday forwarded
to the members of the democratic ex-
'coative committee of Glynn county,
by G. d. Ogg, chairman, announcing
a meeting of the committee on Satur
day. March 26 The notice is as fol-
lows:
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-24
DEADLY WORK OF BANDITS.
They Have Been Pundering on the
Russian Frontier.

Bresleau, Prussia, March 23-Twen-
tv bandits, who have been plundering
on the Russian frontier, recently at
tackled the country house on Roman
Irwizas estate and killed tAe owner.
his sister and two men servants dur
ing the fighting.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-24

"What the Cards ForetoldI
"My Lord in Livery"
"GirI of the Range"
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
MILITARY SURGEONS
WILL GATHER HERE
Distinguished Men from Many
Nations VIII Meet i'll
Richmond.
Richmond.

From the far-off Philippines. Gau-
temala, England, France, Germany.
China, Mexico and Canada will come
delegates to the annual convention
of the Association Of Military Sur
geons, to be held :. Richmond the last
of this month. Papers on scientific
subjects will he read by distinguished
members of the Army. Navy. United
States Marine Hospital and Public
Health Service. and representatives
from schools of surgery from abroad
will also add to the occasion. which
will likely prove one OF the most no.
table gatherings held in this city IN u
long while,
The local committee on arrange.
mcnts and reception, composed or the
medical officers of the various mill
tary commands stationed here, Is now
preparing social program, designed
To eclipse anything of its nature. AM
pie funds for this have been secured.
though ii was at first believed this
would be serious obstacle To the
success of The event The councils
appropriated $500 for the entertain
nent of the visitors. while the milf
tary sawbones and officers of the Nir-
ginia volunteers have contributed To
a fund.
The meeting opens October 81 az
the jefferson Hotel aud continues
through November 4,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
STUDENTS HEAR
DRAMATIC RECITAL
RIP Van Winkle" Theme of
Charles Inderhill at Ran
dolph Macon.

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian)
BEDFORD CITY. VA. oct III
Mr. Charles r. lnderhiil gave one of
his dramatic recitas before the stu
dent body of Randolph Macon Acad-
envy saturday. Rip Van Winkie'
was his selection. His delivered il in
II splendid manner, Mr.. tndarhill ap-
pears each year before the student
bodies of all OF the northern uni
yersities and colleges. and "A great
many in the south
In the meeting of the Bedford town
council for October no appropriation
was granted for school buildings. A
large sum WAS set aside for street i'm
proeement
Charles d. Turnhull. of Lawrence
vile. is visiting DIR. w. w Royal.
Mr., Jerry SatterWhite, who is now
residing in Mexico, is visiting relatives
in town.
II. T. Harris. OF I.ynchhurg. has
been visiting relatives In Bedford this
week.
The friends OF Mr.. Tom Aliff were
grieved To learn of his death Friday.
October I. MIR. Aliff was a member
of Company g. Twenty-e eighth Vir-
ginia Regiment. Pickett's Brigade.
and brave Confederate soldier.
Mr.. Peter Horn. well known citi-
zen OF this county. died last Friday
night after an extreme illness of sew
eral days.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
He CANNOT ATTEND
NEGRO STATE FAIR
Roosevelt Has Too Many Engage
ments 10 Come to Virginia
This Fall.

Because Of many engagements Tor
mer President Theodore Roosevelt
will not attend the colored State Fair.
To be held here during the week OF
October 2429. Giles 3. Jackson. d.
rector general Of the Colored State
Colonel Roosevelt letter expressing
the latters regret at his inability to
Join in the celebration, which is held
with the object of exploiting the
achievements OF the negro in Virginia
Among other things. the colonel
said: II feel that all men. partlcu-
larry the men of your race. must de-
pend for their progress to Very
great extent upon the capacity they
show for Industrial help; and there
fore / welcome such movement as
this OF your State Fair. where the
eolored man can show what ne has
achieved as q farmer, business man
and mechanic. and can prepare his
race for further progress along the
same lines
In letter the coiored association
asks the white citizens 10 giYe their
eoiored employees holiday on Monday.
October "a. which will be observed AS
Richmond day, while all whites are
urged to be present at the fair on
October II, set aside as white peo-
pies day" An invitation is also eN-
tended the white population to attend
the fair on any day during the week
This is the first attempt of the ne
groes TO have a State fair. and now
indications are that il will be a sue
cess from every standpoint
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
MEDICOS TO MEET
IN HEATHSVILLE
Prominent Physicians viii Gath
or in Northern Neck City
Anti Saloon League Busy.

Especial To The Richmond Ntrginlau.1
HEATHSNlLLE. VA, Oct. IL
The Northern Neck Medical Associa-
-t4aAs,-s ats-s.t
Warsaw, in Richmond county, Thurs
day. \ large attendance Of promi-
nent physicians from the Northern
Neck counties. Baltimore and other
points is expected a rcprcse
III the State board Of health will be
present to address the public on SAM
tation In the afternoon. In the pve1l-
ing the association viii give ban
qnet al Wallace'S Hotel.
The Virginia Anti Saloon l,ragne,
through its reprtsen natives, II hold
ing its annual series ~ temperance
meetings in the counties 81 the North.
ern Neck during October. Meetings
have already been held fa NfStmore-
land county ana meetings viii he held
in Richmond count, from the ietn to
2o,h, inclusive. Lancaster county viii
lie visited from the 2ist l. 2@d in
elusive. Appointments for Snrthum-
bertrand have not Yet been made.
A teachers institute VIII lie held
at MonsrosS Nsstmorelaud county,
october . and - Examiner A. Il.
Chandler. Jr. Professor 4 l.. BInn-
top. editor Of the Virginia Journal of
Education. aud Professor f, l.. Rus
sell are expected To be present
Saturday the first day Of the dredg
Tag season. drawn favorable ana the
oystermen on the Potomac and GheSa-
peake Bas lost III time getting on tbs
fock- The seas opened With the
dredgers fully prepared to begin work.
with a bright outlook far 4 profitable
season.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
PASTOR IS HON0REO
At SILVER WEDO|NC
Rev. j. l.. King and Mrs. King,
Celebrated Twenty-Fifth
Anniversary.
Anniversary.

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.)
WINDSOR, VA. Oct. lin the
baptist parsonage Friday evening Rev
and Mrs. ] l.. King entertained In
honor Of the twenty fifth anniversary
Of their marriage.
AIr G. r JuYncr met the guests
at the door, and Mrs. {. +. JOINER and
Mrs. T. Il. Marshall Welcomed them.
The guests We're relieved Of their
wraps by Misses Marietta King ana
Elsie Persons.
Those receiving we're Mrs. Joel Hub
bard, mother OF Mrs. King. Rev. J.
l.. King. Mrs J. l.. King and the sons
II MIR. and Mrs, King. Thomas j., j.
h.. Jr,. Broadus. Aubrey. Ashny and
Hubbard Lee; Mr.. w {. Hubbard,
Mrs, j W. bowney. Joel Hubbard.
Jr.. brothers and sister Of Mrs. King,
aud Mrs. Joel Hubbard. Jr
Mrs. King was attired ia a gray
trepa de. chine trimmed in pearl EN-
hruidery that Was used on her we'd
ding gown twenty i've years ago
After the guests mad been received
Rev. j T. Kitchen made very APP
prepriate speech, eonsratulating the
couple GA their twenty-fittn aunNer-
sary, after which Kev. H. IA, Peele
offered PRAYER
Among the presents MAS d bag of
silver dollars from Mill swamp Bap-
fist church. cf which Rev AIr King
Was one time pastor, silver waiter
laden with silver dollars from West
ern Branch church, suser which MI
King n11M pfestGe$ as Pastor ana II
silver service. presented hy the Wind
ser BAPTIST church another or Mr..
Kings churches
Delightful refreshments were s.rv-
ca III TIVE courses 10y Misses Bessie
Eiey, Julia Funston, Merle Holland
tlinord Saunders. Nettie Chandler,
Lula Johnson. Sailie Johnson, l.eulan
Neirns Ataude Rhodes Ethel Deans.
sisted by Misses MARY and Eva JOY
uer
Mrs, J j. Rhodes presided over ,h.
wedding cake. the cutting 81 which
caused much mcrriment.
The parlor was artistically decnrat-
ed with asparagus Terms and white
chrysanihcmums, the library in Wei
low chrysanthemums and green trail
ing vines. The color scheme in dim
ing room MAS pink ard green
The guests from :: distance we're
Mr.. and AIRS. r. l.. Robey and Miss
Emma Robey. from West NorfoiN
Mr.. and Mrs. John branch. from SUI
folk Misses Mary joyner ana NIrgfe
Hart. from Smithtieid,
The absence ot Mr.. X 3 king. seq
ond son OF Mr. and Mrs King, Was
regretted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
.PAUL|sT FATHERS HOLD
SPECIAL SERVICES HERE
Exercise at ST. Peters VIII Con
,inue for Next Two
Weeks.

Special services under the direction
Of two Paulist missionaries viii he
held at ST. Peters Catholic church
for the next two weeks. the services
having begun with impressive eNer-
eses on Sunday. The Paulist fathers
are Rev. Henry +. o'keefe~ and Rev.
Dennis J, Devine. '-
The order of exercises for every
day of the present week is as fol-
lows
Low mass with music AT A. NJ,
followed by short moral instruction,
this being the principal morning SER
vice. Low mass and moral instruc-
ton at A. NJ. for those unable to
attend at o'clock service. Al = p.
Nj shorr doctrinal sermon. prayer,
regular mission sermon. hymn and
benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.
Az already stated, the above order
Of exercises wiz prevail on each day
of the present week. Next week there
will be tioctrinal explanations with the
answering Of written queries previ-
ously dropped into the question box,
each evening at o'clock.
In his sermon on Sunday, Father
Okeefe said in part us follows:
Our Saviour. knowing the secrets
OF their hearts. warded OF any posi-
hility of misinterpretation of his
words by asking for coin of the
tribute. Then noting the inscription
on it, he asked whose II was. and they
answered. im: Caesars. Then said
he: Render to Caesar the things that
are Caesars, and to God the things
that are God's.'
Thus In few words does our
blessed Lord make clear the solution
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
MANY WILL HEAR
MR.. SHELDON SPEAK
Great Crowds Expected to Hear
.Addrosse OF Editor of the
Business Philosopher.

Invitations have been Sent TO the
members Of the Chamber OF Com
merce the Business Mems Clu.. the
Travellers Protective Association, hte
Retail Merchants Association and the
Central Young Mems Christian Assoc
citation. to hear Arthur Frederick
Sheldon. the editor of The Business
Philosopher, and Il writer and lee
t,irer OF national fame, in the Joseph
Bryan Memorial Auditorium. Central
Y. NJ. e, a building. Tuesday, DC
toher IS, at s 30 o'clock, Wednesday.
October 10. at O'Clock, and Wed
nesday, October ~, at $50 o'clock.
While special hours have been set
for separate organizations. this Is only
in order that as many as possible may
be accommodated. and the cards Or
admission. when ftled. Will admit any
gentleman IT, any of the three lee
lures.
Mr. Sheldon will speak on matters
of deep interest To every employer and
every employe. upon vital questions
concerning The Science OF Service"
and The Building OF a Business. In
Guiding Scientific salesmanship
Preparedness" is one of the best
business traits of the day. Affability
is fine. Reliability is strong. but It's
the affahle, reliable ana prepared man
who succeeds. In discussing thest.
coming lectures the general secretary
Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation said he recalls a young man
who came 10 Richmond few years
ago and who took hold OF things III
a way calculated to impress one that
he meant business. For the past nine
years the course of this young man
has been watched as he steadily rose
to the top in his line of business. until
this year he is president of one or the
leading insurance clubs of America
and personally wrote last year Si.l5I,-
600 worth of business. Another gem
tleman recently told the secretary tnat
not long ago he went into one of our
retail establishments to make pur-
chase. and that at least half dozen
clerks spoke To him in very pleas
ant manner. but not single one Of
fered To wait on him. The purchase
was made in another house Mr..
Sheldon Will deal with the vital prin-
cipies that nnderie preparing ones
self for getting the most. out OF SER
Vice. whether it be behind the coun-
ter, in the office or any other place
in business or professional life Those
who are invited to hear Mr. Sheldon
can secure additional tickets for
friends they may wish to bring with
them at the Y. NJ. G. A. building,
Grace and Seventh streets.