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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-26
EFFORTS MADE
TO AVOID STRIKE
IMPORTANT CONFERENCE WAS
HELD IN WASHINGTON
YESTERDAY.

Washington May 25.-Although
the controversy between the SCUM
erh railway and its firemen has
reached a critical stage, it appears
doubtful that a strike would result.
The tiremens organization demanded
an increase of 20 per cent in wages,
with threat to strike as an alter
native.
President Finley was in conference
"ith officers regarding the situation.
and shortly after noon arrangement
was made for conference tetween
the fremen's committee and Finley,
later in the day. 1t is expected that
the final determination of the contro-
rersy may then be reached.
II. 0. Teat of Atlanta, vice presi.
dent Of the Brotherhood of Locumo-
tive Firemen said no strike would
be ordered until after the fullest op.
portunity was given for an adjust.
ment.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-26
WISCONSIN SENATOR coNTINU.
ED FoUR-DAY SPEECH IN
THE SENATE.
Democrats Decide to Support sens-
tor Martins Plan for a Probe into
the Illinois Senator's cas.-lnves.
tisation Committee Busy.

Washington, May 25.-Leglislative
activity was today confined to the
senate, where Senator LaFollette for
the fourth day held the floor privi-
lege with the expectation that he
would bring to a close is extended
speech in opposition to Senator Lori
mer's retention of his seat.
LaFollette seems to have special
committee made up of new memt ers
OF the senate designed to conduct an
other inquiry into Lorime:'s election
The house, with practically moth
ing to do until such time as the dem
ocratic caucus of June / shall decide
upon a program regarding the wool
schedule Of the tariff, was not in ses-
sion.
Many OF its special investigating
committees are busy. The special
committee to investigate the steel
trust is particularly desirous of OBJ
tanning access to the report of Her
bert Knox Smith commissioner Of
the bureau of corporations, concern
ing the United States Steel corpora
ton. Secretary Nagel was tefore the
committee this afternoon on this sub
jeet. .
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-26
YOUNG LADIES OF SHORTER
RECEIVE THEIR DIPLOMAS

Atlanta, May 25.-Diplomas for the
A. b. degree We're delivered to the
following young women by President
A w Van Hoose, a the Shorter col
lese commencement exercises yes
terday which friends and patrons Of
the institution, returning homeward
through Atlanta, declare to have cen
the most interesting in the colleges s
history:
Misses Aurie Bonner and Ethel
conner, Shady Dale Laura Enochs,
Oklahoma City, Okla; Ola Johnson,
Madison, Ga Jessie Mae Kinard,
Sylvester, Ga; Allie Malone, Unadil-
la, Ga; Maude Miller, Rome, Ca:
Beatrice Minhinnette. Cave Springs
Ga; Hortense MulIoy, Statesboro,
Ga; Fannie Pendley, Paducha, Ky;
Mary Pullen. Cave Springs, Ga; Ma
rie Walker Cochran Ga
Diplomas were also delivered to
the following candidates for con-
servatory degrees Oratory, Hattie
Sue Low. McDonough, Ga; Louis
Smith, Rome. Ga; piano, Howard
Chick. McRae, Ga: diplomat in art
to Lucille Moody, Maxeys Ga: GER
tificate in public school music to
Kathleen Larrimore, Rome, Ga, and
Louise Larrimore, Rome, Ga: certifi-
Gates in public school art to Kathleen
and Louise Larramore. Rome, Ga.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-26
WHARF GAVE In;
KAINIT IS LOST
PECULIAR ACCIDENT OCCURRED
AT SOUTHERN RY. WARE
HOUSE YESTERDAY

A very peculiar accident occurred
yesterday at the Southern wharf at
the foot of Mansfield street. and.
as a result, considerable kainit is in
the mud under the warehouse and
the W',arf, for quite large space.
is considerably damaged.
The ig steamship Harald is at the
wharf unloading a heavy cargo #
kainit and as it is taken from the
steamship it is being stored in toe
large warehouse formerly used by
the Mallory line Suddenly yester-
day afternoon a large space of the
wharf cayed in The thick planks
were smashed almost into splinters.
and many bales of the kainit went
into the water and mud below. The
wharf went in with such crash that
ii washed water from under the
wharf over the top portion of it,
the tracks of the Southern between
the two warehouses being covered.
Those who viewed the scene after
the accident were at a loss to under
stand how the large. thick boards of
the wharf were so completely wreck
ed by the eave-in They looked as
If t'ev had been through some seri-
Gus smashup.
1t is believed that some of the
boards in the warehouse had decay
ed and gave way and that the kainit
went down with such force that if
tore mp the flooring of the warehouse
for space of about % by 80 feet.
The kainit will probably be saved
and the necessary repairs to the dam.
aged floor of the warehouse will be
made at once
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-26
DEMOCRATS WILL SUPPORT
MARTINS PLAN FOR PRoBl

Washington, May 25 A new turn
was given the Lorimer case today
when number of democratic sena-
tors declared in party caucus call
ca by Senator Martin, that they
would support the LaFollette resolu-
tion placing the conduct of the pro.
posed new inquiry into the hands of
a special committee Of FIVE new SEN
ators rather than leave it with the
regular senate committee on privi-
leges and elections.
A majority of the democratic sena-
tors are said to favor the so-called
Martin resolution framed at a meet
ing of the democratic steering com
mittee several days ago. 1t is declar-
ed that the Martin resolution will
have the support Of the regular re-
publicans when it is offered as a sub
stitute for the LaF'ollette and Dilling-
ham resolutions.
The Martin resolution enlarges the
scope of the new inquiry to include
the famous Jack Pot fund at
Springfield
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-26
NOT GUILTY OF
STEALING ADOG
INTERESTING DOG CASE WAS
TRIED YESTERDAY IN The
CITY COURT.

Ia the city court yesterday an un-
usually interesting case was tried
The case came up at a previous ses-
sion OF the court and resulted in a,
mistrial. 4
8asiet we'll known anu
prosperous farmer, residing uAar
Waycross. was charged with stealing
a setter dog, belonging TO CaptfB. a.
Fahm, OF this city The dog was al
legged to have been stolen seve~al
mona ago and Capt. Fahm swore
out a warrant against Bagley. At
the preliminary trial hes was bound
over to the city court A hard dgh;
was made at the first trial. and the
jury, after being out for some time
failed 70 agree upon verdict and
q mistrial was declared
The case was called again yester-
day and for the second time bard
ght was made large number II
witnesses were introduced, some n
them to prove that Bagley left this
city with the dog in question. and 9th
ers to testify that ne never had Capt.
Fahm's dog at all, but instead had
another dog at his country place.
Il was late in the afternoon whom
the case was given to the jury. and
after being out for short time a
verdict of not guilty was returned.
The defendant was represented by
Judge A. D. Gale.
Other cases disposed of during the
dav's session We're the following:
State Us, T. G. Abb oft. selling whis.
Key; verdict Of guilty. Sentence has
not vet been passed
Pen Livingston, gaming; verdict of
guilty. Sentence, four months on the
o'aineang, or fine Of So and costs.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-26
WOMEN TAnE CHANCES
IN GAMBLING HOUSES
Anti-Gambling Detectives Tell of
High Playing.


French Lick, May %. The Anti
Gambling league, organized mere
three weeks ago, had two. men in All
Browns gambling naI this week, Aad
they watched some heavy playing
Speaking Of what they saw. one Of
the men said:
There we're at least 250 men and
women gamtling with many devices.
Several women and girls were 1T
the tables. For about 80 minutes /
watcaed an elderly gentleman, who
was said to be an eastern manufac-
turer, play his game. During the 30
minutes watched him saw him
lose $1,000, win about $500 and lose
that
saw woman who played at. the
same tatle lose apparently every
thing s2e had and then quit. saw
several lose small amounts and saw
a few break even.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-26
A NEW BUILDING
WILL SOON 60 UP
ACME BREWING co. PuRcHAs.
Es PADRosA BUILDING ON
GLOUCESTER STREET.

a deal in business zeal estate
wh'oh has just bee consummated
means a large new trick building for
Brunswick, to be either two or three
stories, and it viii replace one of the
oldest stores in the city.
The Acme Brewing company, of
M>con, has purchased from b. Pa
drc sa, the large wooden building at
. e corner of Gloucester and Grant
streets and it is announced that
the company will soon tear down the
old structure and erect in it's place
very handsome building Wheche
it viii be two or three stories has
not Teen decided, but it will he quite
a ceatly structure and Will add con
S '1craly to TIE appearance Of the ii
ciniry in which the bu1dirs is To-
c; ted
The lot is a large one and the To-
cation ia considered one Of the most
desaable in the city. In connection
vita this sale it is also rImored tnat
some more news in connection with
the change OF the oro ierty will 2
made in a short time, bnr just what
e. is c1nnor he anao5ace6 at this
time.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-26
PEOPLE OF THE CITY ARE RE-
oUEsTEo TO COOPERATE
WITH HEALTH BOARD.
President Wood Issues a Letter, Civ
ing People Remedy Winch VIII
Exterminate the House Fly-Peooie
Should Aid in Fight.

The Brunswick toard of health is-to
wage "A war against the Ay and in
doing so the nealth body is seeking
the cooperation of the people of the
city generally, and it should be ac-
corded them. The following on the
subject from President A. V. Wood
is self-explanitory:
Editor Brunswick News: The
board of health is making an effort TO
materially lessen flies, and along with
the many forms of disease which
tley may convey
TO make this anything of sue
cess it will be necessary that each
person enlist with us to aid in cut
ting down their breeding places. and
of killing them.
Besides stables, which are pro
life source of flies, unless d,ey are
kept scrupulously clean and free
from filth at all times. decaying rub
tish, soil made sour by emptying
slops upon the ground and almost
any condition of untfdiness around
residences will result in the homes
being oyerran with flies, and it is a
condition which also effects those
who are keeping their premises clean
for the fly does not question its right
to invade the home of the most care
fUl person and make them pay the
penalty of the acts of some who are
neglectful or Indifferent.
A house to house inspection shows
that more than three-fourths Of the
homes have flies at this time. Re.
lief from them may be dad by procur.
ing about dimes worth of liquid
formaldihyde and putting In pint of
water using this mixture ty pouring
a little into plates or saucers and
placing in rooms where the flies are.
This is best done at night, when all
doors and windows should be closed
TO get the quickest result.
The preparation is harmless except
to flies. The small quantity should
last a long time. so there is no ex.
cuse for anyone having flies to both
er them ALFRED V. WOOD.
Chairman Board of Health.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-26
LOCAL ATTORNEYS HELD MEET
ING YESTERDAY AND AP.
POINTED COMMITTEES
Large Delegation From the Bar to At.
tend Meeting on St Simon Next
weet-Reception Committee Nam
ed 10 Look Out for Visitors.

(The Brunswick Bar association
held 8 meeting yesterday afternoon
}for the purpose of assigning cases
for the June session Of the Glynn su-
periog court, and also to make ar
rangements for the coming of the
Georgia Bar association to st. Simon
next week.
Committees were appointed to en-
tertain the visitors wi5lle they are in
the eity and to also assist in every
way ia making their stay on the is
laad as pleasant as possible. One
commiJee was named TO attend the
meeting at St. Simon as delegates
from me local bar association This
committee is composed of f. Il. Har-
ris, chAruan Boiling Whitfield. c.
j.. Conyers. D. W. Krauss, J. W. Beu-
net r. +. Dart and A. j Croyatt.
Another committee was named to
entertain The visitors while they are
Ia the city and on the island This
committee win meet the visiting at
torneys upon their arrival in the
city, escort them to the boats enter
tain them while they are in the city
and also to look after them as far
as possible While tley are on the
island. The committee has also ar
ranged a delightful Loaf trip for the
lawyers. The trip win be either to
FFederica, where a fish fry will be
served or TO Jekyl and Dungeness
1t will be left to the visiting attor.
neys TO decide which OF the two trips
they desire to take Those appoint
ed as members Of the entertainment
committee are Max Isaac chairman:
T.. G. Butts, ]. d. Sparks, d. w.
Krauss, J. T. Colson.
The bar association will convene
on ST. Simon next Thursday and the
session will last through Saturday
1t is expected to be one of the largest
attended meetings ever held by the
association, and the sessions will be
unusually interesting. Many OF the
attorneys will arrive early in the
week and will go to st. Simon to
spend few days before the conven.
Ing OF the convention.
The local attorneys will do every-
thing to make the meeting success.
The delegates appointed will attend
the sessions, while the entertainment
committee will lend their efforts in
every way to make the gathering a
pleasant one
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-26
OLD VETERAN PASSES AWAY.
Albert Slocum Died at His Home ~
This City Yesterday

This City Yesterday.
Albert Slocum, one Of the city's old
est residents, passed away yesterday
afternoon at his home, 7eraer Of J.
I'D Newcastle streets. after a long
illness.
The deceased was a Confederate
veteran, having enlisted in the soutE-
ern army at the outbreak Of the Civil
war from Camden couaty. wilere he
resided at the time; later he was
transferred to the engineering de
oartment a the provisional govern
rent and served there until the end
Of the war. He is SURVIVED y his
wife and one daughtee, VITO resides
in Florida. 20
The funeral will occur this after
noon at 4 o'clock from st Xaviers
Catholic church. The following gen
tlemen will act as palltearers and
are requested to meet at the resi-
dence at $3.50 o'clock: r. p. McCul-
Tough, ]. H. Lowe, ]. w Hall, Fl. J..
Read. ]. J. Spears, B. A. Failm.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-26
LARGE CROWDS COMING
TO THE ISLAND SUNDAY

Il reports reaching the city are cor
rect Brunswick and St Simon will
be crowded with visitors on Sunday.
The various railroads viii inaugu-
rate their cheap rates TO the city and
il is stated that large crowds from
various parts Of the interior are com
ing down for the day. TIE new hotel
viii likely Fe open for business and
the new street car line may be oper-
ated for the first time
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-26
HUNcHRAck KILLS HIMSELF.
His Deformity, He Wrote, Prevented
Him From Obtaining Work.

New York. NIpy 25.-Dahiel W.
Burke. hunchback, killed himself
in his room, at No 4o3 East 18th
street early Yesterday Aty inhaling
gas through a tube, His body was
discovered by the \landlady, Mrs,
Newberger
Burke left note saying;
am cripple and unable TO get
decent position No one wants
anyone Who is deformed am not
strong enough to do hard work. No
one understands me Please bury me
from the church, and let the choir
sing Lead, Kindly Light. Please
bury me near father"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-26
IN THE BANKRUPTCY COURT
TWO or Three Matters Were Handled
Yesterday.

In the bankruptcy court yesterday
Referee Isaac confirmed the sale Of
the property OF b D. Finn, of Way
cross, for 100000 and judgment
was taken awarding the mortgage
creditors their claims, less their pro
rata share of the expense of the bank.
ruptcy proceedings.
An order was also passed for the
sale of the property of the Sapelo
Lumber company on June 6. Tue sale
will be held at Darien.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-26
HEuwooD SHOOTS THREE.

Denver. Col. May 25.-s. Louis
Pchl. OF 81 Louis. ti'e well known
aeronaut, was shot three times and
perhaps fatally injured, man named
Copeland was shot once and another
man named Atkinson was shot once
By man named Henwood as a result
of a quarrel in a hotel tonight Hen
wood was arrested.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-26
RossEp FREIGHT TRAINS.

Milwaukee. May 25.-Emil Peter
son. charged with robbing Milwaukee
road freight trains of $4,000 worth
of merchandise during the past six
months. will he placed on trial here
today. According to the police, Pc
tersen has made confession incrim-
mating eight secondhand dealers, six
of whom will be placed on trial with
him today.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-26
w. c. T. u lNDORsEs THE
COOK SCREEN ORDINANCE

At q meeting Of the local W. c. r..
Y Yesterday afternoon. a resolution
was passed indorsing the ordinance
introduced in council ~ Alderman
Cook of the First ward, providing for
screens in all near-beer saloons. The
ordinance. however, has already
been withdrawn, as its defeat was
evident and il wiz hardly be intro
duced again.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-26
KILLS HIS WIFE.

Washington, May 25.-E. J. McDon-
aid, an attorney, killed his wife, Ger
trude. in his offices here today The
couple had been separated for six
months. the wife living in New York.
Three days ago she came back to ef-
feet a reconciliation and this after
noon went to her husbands office.
They auarreled over money matters,
it is said
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-26
PICTURE SHOWS AN ISSUE.

8rt Worth, Tex, May Wheth-
eNmoving picture shows shall be per-
mitted to operate on Sunday is the
burning issue before the people of
Fort Worth in todays special cleo
tion, ordered by the city commission.
The question has been bitterly dis
cussed pro and con. and both the de-
tenders and opponents OF canvast ack
drama are claiming victory.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-26
YANKEE FLEET ~ DENMARK.
Second Division OF Atlantic Reached
Copenhagen.

Washington, May 25.-Under the
schedule mapped out by the navy de-
partment, the second division of the
fleet should reach Copenhagen, DEN
mark, today. The vessels are to re-
main there until June 3, departing
thence for Stockholm. Sweden, to
stay one week. ReyeI, Russia, and
Kiel, Germany, are the other Euro
paen ports to be visited,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-26

Juraz, May 25.-Diaz and advisers
responsible for bloodshed in Mexico
CITY declared Gen. Madero today.
New government ready to proceed
with reforms immediately upon Diaz
and Corral's retirement. Rioting prob
ably taught tottering Hat the people
are not to be trified with. Madero is
again preparing to go to the capital.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-26
o1E MkGNATE FINED
FOR 9UNNlN OVER GIRL

New Bedford. Mass. May PA
verdict Of $500 was returned today
in suit brought against VIM. Arch
bold, the Standard Oil magnate, in a
suit by William Demolo. run over by
Archbold's automobile.
The amount asked was $4,000.