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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-01-08
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! AS"-No SA'h' ukon TAXING OUT licenses,
INFORM the clerk of council of the
number Of vehicles 10 te used and the
same shall be registered and given
specific numbers which shall be paint
cd upon the lamps of such vehices.)
| SKATING Kinks, each ,..$ 1900
SHOW-Each acrobatic, min
strel or other show CT any
description performing under
tent or in the open air, each
performance ...... $500
Provided, That If any such show
shall charge more than rs cents per
individual for admission. the license
shall be the same as in this ordi-
nance, provided for circus perform
ances, or 5000 day for each day.
MENAGERIES, each perform
ance 250s
THEATRES, each ........... 10000
TRICK BICYCLE RIDERS, or
- others giving performances
S~on the street, each day. ... 800
TAILOR Merchant or agent
of clothing merchant not in
Guy, edcH ...'..'.... ..............., l".V0
ReS-fent. each ............. lO.t0
llNSHOP .....'...,. l009
li-1> PIN Al4l'ts,'i .............. 29,G3
TELEPHONE COMPANY ~. 1G005
IiALAlfltA q II FANl 49,. 10000
J>4f 4s4, 'a4t5 t.......,.... j58a
N4t-i-i ---ac6, eaoa &
eTeE one-A .s9 a@1E or
re used toEs tsa
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TO 2 414si lTel a-
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= sO51 ana @fe't i@"
Lae@ CT o'0@i--e U@~- i1t
tue lH-aa 2l'l3.iJ2 Ol
gera 10 aHd tr9u &449-7 or
elsewhere -tt me cay lof h1'2'
not IeioAslh5 t2 Iieeiia~@
hFeiy s-aoie owner ''.'.'.''. l''v0
TN al Hcchaeu haChS, carriages
etc. list OF rates shall be posted,
ana SUCH fa1e2 CT charSeS shai De as
follows: From any railroad depot on
any other point 10 any portion OF tie
city nc, exceeding Twenty-Five cents;
for each hour The rate shall moi ez-
coed 70 cents, except between IL
ocicek at night and o a. M Wheh II
shall not exceed $l.0o per hour. 9he
clerk of council shail furnish WITH
each license a hack or carriage nun
ber, and it shall be tie duty OF a''i'
hcensee to post such numne' III
carriage or other vehicle, 50 that the
.nimter can lie plainly seen both by
day and night)
DRAY OR WAGON. two horse,
hauling or carrying for hire
not belonging to licensed
livery stable owner ........ 1000
DRAY OR WAGON, oue-horse,
hauling CT carrying for hire
mot belonging to a licensed
livery stable owner ...... 800
WATER. each person, firm or
CORPORATION selling ..... 10000
WATER, each person, firm or
corporation supplying or
furnishing vessels only with
water other than water-
boat 900
WAITER. each ners0n fri. or
coruoratfon supplying or
furnishing vessels only with
water from Waterfront. each
boat 1000
U-T1nFr R7GFfT SHOP ... 1900
WOOD dealer in ......... 1000
See. Il. lie ii f1't'ef ordained that
any person or soas visiting the
city as trader H0rs, or rer@ors
following occupations Or pursuits no.
otherwise taxed shah Pay such a II
oeuse or special tax as shall in the
discretion Of the mayoc he imposeR.
Sec III. BE it further ordained that
tat, license or business lax provided
for in this ordinance snail run from
and include the first day of January.
1910, 10 and through the 31st dav of
December. 1910. Each license shall
De in the name OF the person CT firm
70 whom it is Issued, and shall bear
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OILS, wholesale deaIer In or
agent for oil company $500. 20o.o0 |
OPTICIAN. selling optical !
goods PRESIDENT or transienD 1900
OYSTERS, dealers in, each al
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-14
FORTY-THREE HURT
IN WRECK OF TRAIN

Fort smith. AK. oct 13.-Furty-
three persons were injured, thirteen
seriously. when -. Louis ana san
Francisco passenger train 40. 3 went
through a bridge n mile west OF
Compton. Okla. this afternoon. The
train LEFT 81. Louis az Ss25 O'Clock
Wednesday night for Paris, Texas
The injured were brought To- Fort
Smith tonight ana thirteen who are
seriously hurt, are in local hospitals.
Tho wreck occurred on "a short
curve in the Winding Stair mountains
while the train WAS passing over a
email bridge. No cause has been as
signed for the wreck. The null car
broke through the bridge The chair
car landed ln the bottom of "a creek
the smoker was thrown cressways on
the ri~sht-uf-Way while the diner
stood on end in the creek
Five cars wcrc piled uu. but as they
were az steel construction there was
no loss of life.
a funeral party from Fort smith
was on the train aud most of them
were injured. Including John Kirk
bride and his wife kirkDridc has
been "a conductor on the Frisco ior
twenty years.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-14

mcnt made tonight IN reply to a LETT
ter sent by Mayor Gaynor To Police
Commissioner Baker in which the
mayor deplores the anti-vice crusade
recently undertaken by Mitchell as
acting mayor during Mr.. Gaynor's
Illness.
A list Of alleged dlsreputable resorts
sent by Mitchell 90 Police Commis-
sioner Baker has come to the mayors
attention and he brands the list in
his letter of today as similar to a list
made up In a wholly, untrustworthy
newspaper office for scandal and sen
sation, ana too inaccurate to be made
the basis of official action
As proof of i~naccuraeN, the mayor
cited tina five OF the addresses men
toned are On the site of the new
PENNSYLVANIA station and ordered
Baker to apologize 10 the owners OF
certain houses "stigmatized
Mr.. Mitchell. when shown the may
or's letter, did not mince words in eN-
planning his position. He had sent
two lists To- Commissioned Baker, he
said, one containing addresses which
had been verified as undesirable the
other address made in complaints
which were submitted for verifica-
ton.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-14

by the deputies but no action was
taken.
The menace of the idle poor who
must work but wish to be idle, is no
greater than the menace of the idle
rich, who give themselves up to
pleasures with no thought of work "
This is one OF the Roosevcltian cx-
prcssions IN the report of the Joint
committee ON The relations of cap
ital and labor submitted To the con-
Vention
Specific recommendations in the
report included the gradual reduc-
ton of the hours OF labor in order
to give that degree OF leisure that
is necessary for proper social life,
one day OF rest ina seven for all who
labor end "a living wage us the min
imum in ell branches OF industry
The church cannot ally itself With
either capital or labor said the re-
port. 1t must be the church of all
men, But il must throw its influ-
enco on the side Of human rights.
The first care of Christianity must
emphatically he men. not profits,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-14
DISPATCHES
CAREFULLY CENSORED

Parts, oct. la, Special dispatches
from Lisbon arriving here by way Of
the frontier, say that q rigorous cen
sorshtp is being maintained upon All
news except platitudes concarniug the
new government. Tho correspond
enta. Il is affirmed are allowed 10
telegraph nothing concerning the dos
ings OF the %scandalous ant-clcrical
mChs.
The government. the dispatches
continue, is particularly anxious 70
conceal an Incident in connection With
the arrival at Lisbon of the American
cruiser Des Moines. A Portuguese
officer boarded the Des Moines I'M
mediately upon her arrival here and
warned the commander of the dam
ger OF q torpedo attack or q SUBJ
marine mine.
As a. result everybody aboard the
cruiser was alert al through the
night. but NOTHING happened. The
British cruisers received a similar
warning.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-14
STORM MOVING WEST
AT FIfTTN-MILE GAIT

Key West, Fla, oct, ia semi
tropical storm this afternoon swept
the provinces of santa Clara. Matan-
zaS, Havana and Pinar del Rio, Cuba,
according TO wireless advices re-
ceived here tonight,
The telephone service i'm Havana
vas badly crippled. Heavy rains ac-
companied- the high winds. AZ 8 y. m.
the storm was reported IN the Yucatan
channel moving i'm a westerly direc-
ton.
At Key West "a steady wind was
blowing throughout the day at the
rate Of twenty-siX miles an hour.
Early it had increased to thirty miles
an hour and weather observers pre-
dicted a fifty-mile wind during the
night, with rain squalls.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-14
GRANTS INJUNCTION
AGAINST LIMA
Restraints ChanIer and
Trust Companies from Dis
posing of Property,


lDN MuFHihk pththlt Npttiui ttth' WV
New YORK, oct. H. Justice Guy
in the supreme court today granted
to Mrs. Julia G.. Chandler, first wife
Of Robert winthrop Chandler, an in
junction against r.. w Chanler,
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler and Win
throp CHAMBER. the Union Trust com
pany and the New York Insurance
and Trust company as trustees of the
Chanler estate and Lima Cavalier
restraining them from disposing OF
or transferring any property belong
ing to Robert w. Chanlor until the
action brought by the plaintiff TO set
aside the pre-nuptial agreement en-
tered into by Robert w. Chanlcr and
Lima Cavalier Us determined in the
court.
Mrs. Julia G.. Chanler Is Robert W.
CHAMBERS former wife ana the mother
OF his two children. of whom she
was given the custody when she OBJ
tanned q divorce.
The purpose OF the attack on the
ante uuptial agreement Is to protect
thu 500 900 which Chanlcr has paid
annually for the support OF his for
ui.r vie ana children. This Obliga-
tiop. it IS contended, takes precedence
over do Cavalieri contract which is
held 10 have no legal force.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-14
REFUSE TO
CHANGE LAWS
Decide it Would Not Be Ex-
pedient to Alter Episcopal
Statutes,
LBy Morning Journal Special Leased wircl

lby Morning Journal Special Leased Nifel
Cincinnati. Ohio. oct. 13.-The
house of deputies OF the Protestant
Episcopal convention took action on
the worlds conference of churches Of
the Christian faith today.
IL appointed % committee Of seven
q feymen und seven layymeu to
meet with a committee of seven
bishops and bring in q report az this
session regarding the a~dtisabiiity OF
holding q worlds convention.
The house of bishops decided that
it would be i~nexpedient al this time
TO bring before the convention the
matter Of changing the laws Of the
church regarding marriage and d.
Vorcc.
Il was expected that the house OF
deputies would again take 40 the
matter of unctlon L. the sick FOR
healing purposes. but discussions on
other subjects lasted 50 Ions nat 90
did not reach % hearing.
The question oi changing the name
the church from the Protestant
Episcopal Church of b United states
America. To- the Episcopal Church
ouhe United states, was discussed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-14
SIXTEEN FAST HOUNDS
COMPETE FOR CUP
IN C0URSlNG MEET

sutton. Neb.. oct. t3.-Today's
races reduced the competition in the
Waterloo cup coursiuR match to six
teen fast hounds and furnish the best
sport of the match.
Needle Bug. the fast Butte dog
which succeeded yesterday IN beating
Sunstroke after three tials. was today
put out OF the running by Bigger Ed.
also a Montana hound.
The rabbits were again fast and
showed the effects or their training
for the events hy reaching the escapes
with few fatalities.
The Waterloo consolation purse
reached the third round and the SELL
ing plate contest was started. sun
stroke. the Irish favorite. again show
ing well.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-14
ACADEMY
OPENS SATURDAY
n | G \ 7

The Colombo Dancing Academy,
recognized by all good Judges OF
dancing. TO have the finest dance
floor IN the city. viii again open its
doors to the public on Saturday.
October 18th. The management of
this academy wishes TO specially an
nounce that they reserve their rights
of admission, thereby insuring the
public a good, respectable dance in
every particular.
The Cavanaugh-Fuhrmeye orches-
ira of five pieces, which needs no
Introduction 10 the people of this city
has been engaged to furnish The mu-
sic. All the latest popular music has
been secured and @ good time Is
promised all who attend,
Note-Mr. Fuhrmeyer has become
affiliated with the above academy,
and viii have personal charge Of the
music, thus insuring our patrons the
best there is at all times.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-14
PATHFINDING CAR
TO PASS THROUGH
ALBUQUERQUE
-Four Thousand Mile CoaSt-to-
Coast Run Made to Secure
Data on Road Conditions in
the West,

Following generally the old Santa
Pc trail, a pathfinding car under the
auspices of the Touring cub of
America. viii cross the country in the
next few weeks, passing through Al
buquerque in the four thousand mile
run from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
This trip under the auspices Of one
Of the leading automobile organiza-
tons in the country is for the purpose
Of compiling accurate data with re-
gard to routes and road conditions in
the west and southwest.
The start OF this unique cross-coun-
try tour was made yesterday from the
headquarters of the Touring Club q!
America. Broadway at S~eVenty-siXth
street, New York. The clubs official
Premier car will be used on the en-
tire trip, and 1.-THE man in the car is
A. l. Westgard. chairman of the ON
on tours and the originator Of
the touring club. He has probably
had wider experience in the laying out
Of reliable routes and the securing of
valuable touring Information than any
man in the country.
Government Interested.
Lieutenant Governor Horace White,
who last week became the governor
Of New York state upon the resig-
nation OF Governor th9fleS r.. Iiu8leS
acted as a starter Tor the event. Lo-
gan Waller Page, director of the Of
flee of public roads Of the United
States government, also witnessed the
start. as did many representatives
from automobile organizations and
clubs.
The route to be followed will be the
Santa Zee trail, which is the only feas-
ible one during the latter part of the
year, offering at this season an equ-
able climate and prospects of reason
ably favorable travelling conditions all
the way from New York to California.
The trip will be made in a leisurely
manner. occupying at least sixty days.
as its prime object is directed toward
the accuracy and future serviceabiiity
Of the Information to be obtained
The complete itinerary of the trip Is
as follows: New York, Newburg,
Kingston, Delhi. Binghampton, N. y;
Watkins. n. y; Rochester, n. VI;
Buffalo. n. Y: Erie. Pa: Cleveland,
Chicago. Ill: Ottawa. Ill: DaVen-
port. Ia. Des Moines, la. Omaha,
Neb.; Lincoln. Neb; Kansas city;
Kan; Hutchinson. Kan. La
Junta. Colo.e Trinidad. Colo: Ration,
NJ; Las Vegas. n. Nj Santa re,
y. NJ. Albuquerque. n. Nj; Gallup, ~
NJ: Holbrook, Ariz Flagstaff. Ariz-
Prescott. Ariz.; Parker. Ariz.; San
Cal; Los Angeles, Cal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-14
HEAVY CYCLONE IS
SWEEPING CUBA
Wind and Rain Have Probably
Done Much Damage In Sew
efaI Provinces,

Havana. oct. 13.-Since early this
morning Havana has been within the
influence of a heavy cyclone APP
preaching from the southwest, ae-
companied by a heavy rain. The Wind
increased greatly toward nightfall, but
up to 9 O'Clock no damage had been
reported in Cuba.
The center of the cyclone passed
over the Isle Of Pines shortly after
noon, probably doing extensive dam
age. The indications are that the
provinces of Pinar del Rio Havana
and Matanzas will experience its full
violence late tonight or early tonor-
row.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-14
MITCHELL TAKES ISSUE
WITH MAYOR GAYN0R

New York. Dot 13.-The way to
eliminate gambling in New York Is
not 10 write letters 60 Sister Mary,
little dog Spot and james Creelman.
but 30 investigate and take action.
This is John purroy Mitchells state
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-14

Lexington. KY, oct. l3-Joan,
mare sired by Directum and owned by
Captain David Shaw OF Cleveland,
Ohio. won the Walnut Hill Farm cup,
the feature Of the program today in
straight heats. She established a new
worlds record for four-year-old trot-
ters in the third heat of 2;04 81, Il
half second better than the record
Of her grand sire, Directum, who trot-
ted 2:O5 IA in 1898.
The Harvester broke the worlds
record for two miles. trotting the
distance in AIS IA. ga seconds
under the mark set by Cresceus IN
1902. Under a good drive by Geers'
he went the mile in 2.0S IL and the
last quarter of the second mile was
negotiated in al IA.
Aileen Wilson. owned by John w.
Coakley. Of Boston, paced "A mile 10
wagon in 2.04 IL and beat the
worlds record made by Edith w, in
1902. by a second. She was driven
by Cox.
The gil trot carried over yester-
day. resulted IN q straight heat vic
tory for Fair Margaret.
Results.
2:11 trot. two heats Wednesday. 3
in s.. $1,000: Fair Margaret won
Justo. second. Stroller. third. Best
time. 2:O7 "a.
2:i7 trot. 3 in g.. $1,000. peter Dor
sey won. Major Wellington. second;
oxford Boy, third. Best time
2.07 "a.
The West stake for 2.29 trotters. 3
in 5. $2,025. Dudue Archdale won;
DR.. Treg. second; Captain George.
third. Best time. 2:O9.
Walnut Hin Farm cup. for 2-l5
trotters. 9 in s. S3.025: John won;
Billy Burke. second; Willy, third
Best time. 2.04 "a.
2.Og pace. 8 ia 8. 1000 unfin-
ished. independence Boy won; Lady
Isle. second. Grace c.. third. Best
time. 4.O4 Ia.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-14

the semi-finals tomorrow were Miss
Dorothy Campbell and Miss Florence
Harvey, both Of Hamilton, ont, and
Mrs. G.. M. Martin, of Tavistock,
Eng. The draw brings together the
two Canadian women in the semi
finals tomorrow while Miss hyde
meets Mrs. Martin.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-14
ONLY 0NE AMERICAN
WOMAN REMAINS IN
GOLF TOURNAMENT

Chicago. oct. 13-As the result OF
matches in The third round ot the
Women's National golf championship
at Homewood today. only one Amer
lean was LEFT in D. running, Miss
Lillian n HYDE Of New York being
M only representative OF this coun-
The other PLAYERS who qualified for
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-14

Albany. n y. oct. l2.@Ierumc t.
Kcogh OF Rochester. champion of the
world, defeated Charles W. Weston ia
a six hundred BAH pool match which
was concluded tonight after three
nights play. The score was SEQ %
s5S.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-14
THE VIM. FARR COMPANY

Wholesale and retail dealers In
Fresh n salt Meats. Sausage a
specially For cattle and hogs the
biggest market prices are paid.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-14
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
National League.
NATIONAL LEAGUE


~ IUHIN. IT. NITVt-O' %
Chicago, oct. 13.-In a hard hit
ting but listless game today. st Louis
defeated Chicago, IL to s, getting
fourteen hits of Mcintyre and Pfeif-
Ter TO sixteen for the champions.
Score r. II. e.
81. Louis ....421 600 ELL IA 1
Chicago .... 800 10 eel s lG I
Batteries: Lush and Bliss; Nc
lntyre. Pfeiffer and Needham.
tmpires-Rigler and O'Day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-14
3 STRAIGHT FOR
CHEYENNE
Apple Knockers Lose to indians
by Score Of 4 to 2 at Roswell
Yesterday,


lClttt'tt hftrithAfA ~ AHU AAoihhh6
Roswell. \. M, oct. 13.-Chey-
enne made it three straight this al
ternoon. four TO two. Additional
games are announced ior tomorrow
and Saturday, but the Roswell Apple
Knockers went out of the old man
agement tonight, according to the
original plans.
Cheyenne scored one in the fifth
and two in the eighth on hard hit
ting and one more in the ninth on
an error. Roswell scored two in he
ninth on two hits, Il walk n error.
Harris struck out ten for Cheyenne
and Johnson eight.
Score r. Fl. r.
Cheyenne t'''.t'f 0
Roswell ......,2 p
Batteries: Harris and Gibson
Johnson and Hornbuckle.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-14
SETTLERS
STARTED FIRES
IN FORESTS
IN Colorado District Are
Under Control Names of
Suspected InCendiarieS Are
Known to Officials.

IB, Morning Journal Special Leased wirrl
Denver. oct. f3.-The forest fire
that has been raging on Big Chief
and Sheen mountains in jefferson
county IS now under control. BY back
firing the fighting force has sur
rounded the flames by a burned over
and the fire in the center is be-
ing allowed to burn itself out. The
fifty men sent to reinforce the fire
fighters from Denver this morning
win remain at the fire until it is COM
pietely distinguished.
Suspicion has been aroused that the
fires were started by settlers in the
vicinity OF the burned district The
of two men suspected are
known to NJ. ID McEniry. chief OF the
Colorado division Of the United States
land office, but he has refused to dis
close them. This theory was strength
ened today when rangers discovered
"A fresh fire which had broken out in
a section which they had Just patroll-
The rangers are confident this
fire must have been OF in~cendiary or
igin.
Land office Officials Alarmed.
Washington, oct. 13.-rhc forest
fire i'm the mountains west of Denver
Is causing considerable concern among
the officials of the general land Of
flee. Commissioner bennett today
received a second telegram from Spe-
cial Agent McEniry, saying that while
the extension Of the fire 10 the east
ward had been stayed, it was still
spreading toward the south and
southwest where the CONFEDERATION
rapidly moving a path ten miles
through the timber
The forty men who were sent from
Denver Tuesday to fight the fire were
exhausted last night and re-
fused to do more work without
rest. Another crew Of forty-siX men
sent to their assistance this
morning. Mr.. McEniry made an APP
peal for additional funds to pay X
penses and the land office promptly
responded. The fire is confined to
lands on the public domain.
-Four Bodies Found.
Rainy River, Ont, oct 13-Search-
ing parties who had coure the
woods to the east and south of the
Of Baudette and Spooner brought
four more bodies today. Expert
timber cruisers win continue to rake
the woods for the bodies Of other set
who may have persisted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-14
Au-stars. 6: Philadelphia. ,.
CIe,eland. s: ClncinnntI. B.

Cleveland, oct. lathe second
game Of the series for the champion
ship of Ohio between the Cleveland
Americans and Cincinnati Nationals
was won by the former today. 8 to 3.
joss, who pitched his first game since
July IS. was |invincible until the sixth
when his arm grew weak and Cincin-
natl batted in two runs. He then re-
tired in favor Of Caller who was eff
fective.
Cleveland knocked Casper IA of
the box in the third. Fromme a
also hit hard. but Burns. who finished
was effective though wild.
Score r.. II. T..
Cleveland .....021 O02 00x-5 II 3
Cincinnati ... 600 coz 001-3 :
Batteries: joss Kaler and Adams;
Gaspar. Fromme, Burns and Mclean.
Umpires-OLoughli and Brennan.