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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-01

The subscription for Live Oaks new
stock issue is said 10 be very satisfac-
tory, in view Of the apathy in coppers
generally. Churn drilling is in pro-
gress between the known ore body and
the southwestern limits of the prop
ertv.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-01

Judged ~ the monthly repsrts OF
Ahmeek's production the property is
rapidly getting into the position where
an output ~ 100000 90 100000
pounds uf refined copper per annum
may Doe expected On the future. Com
mencing with January of this year
output has shown "a steady increase
the June production of 1859, as pounds
being the largest thus far. or better
than 100000 pounds per annuum.
while this relatively large output may
Of course. be- due 10 temporary causes.
the property g. nevertheless IN position
today Co maintain even this or
slightly larger rate Of production.
An output by Ahmeek VI from l5,-
100000 90 100000 pounds may now
fairly Doe considered as a minimum in
order that operating efficiency may be
at its highest This cOntemplates only
the productive capacity of the Nos. /
and . shafts (Which were designed 10
handle "a total uf 1000 60 2.5oo tons or
rock per day.. with the rock running
25 pounds 20 the ton.
with Nos. 3 and shafts on pro-
ducing basis, output ought 10 be
brought up az least 25.O0O,0O0 pounds
per annum. and possibly more, al
though in this connection II is only
fair to state that the copper recovery
may possibly run less per ton Of rock
than i'm the Nos and . shafts, which
are unusually rich.
As Ahmeek stands today, 10 would
probably cost in the neishhorhood OF.
$500. 900 Of $780, 900 to finish its con-
struction account provided the mill
capacity were doubled. The cost of
placing high duty equipment at the p
and shafts will be between Sl50.00OI
and 5000. 600. while an additional FOUR
stamps at the mill would cost about
100000
Ahmeeks mill can now handle be-
tween $500 and 1000 tons Of rock per
day, or slightly more than the capa-
city Of the and shafts, while the
possible tonnage from the and Al
shafts would easily be taken care of
hv four more stamps. and provide for
the contingency of one of the eight
stamps being out of repair all the
time.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-01

The directors of the Boston d Cor
hin Copper company have decided In
erect 300-ton concentration. The
company has been accommodating ore
reserves until Manager Emerson and
the consulting engineer of the COM
pany have urged the directors To take
the action now announced The ore
reserves from the 900-foot level up
are estimated az 100000 tons, which
would run the concentration az fun ca
Iiacity for more than three years while
the drifts are constantly adding 10 the
reserves. The shaft is now down 10
the 1.2OO-foot level and before the
plant is completed there will be 300
or 400 feet of additional depth at
tanned.
The company will finance the cree
ton Of the plant and provide working
capital through an issue of convertible
bonds which has been authorized by
the directors and will be voted at a
meeting OF the stockholders on August
18th. The issue win Doe for $i50.o0o ana
win bear per cent interest and have
life OF u years. The bonds will
hc convertible into stock at SIS per
share al any time during the twelve
years they run. The company reserves
the right 10 retire the bonds at l05 per
cent and interest, but the stockholders
have 60 days, after the issuance uf "A
notice of call for redemption, in
which to decide whether TO convert
the bonds into stock or take the cash.
There win be a sinking fund Of S50Ooo
per annum 10 become operative after
there years which. I'm the nine years
remaining of the life OF the bonds,
would retire the entire issue.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-01

II is said preliminary announce
ments will be sent to stockholders this
week outlining the reorganization for
Standard Oil, necessitated by the adj
verse decision of the courts.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-01

Nevada Consolidated is getting an
unusual amount Of carbonate ore this
month in its Copper Flat pit. This ore
is harder than the sulphides but much
richer, running four to six per cent.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-01

News Want Ads bring results.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-01

An early resumption in Tamarack
No. shaft is expected, the fire having
subsidized.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-01

Work is to be prosecuted at three
points I'm the 1.34j-foot level of Boston
Ely's Emma shaft. A now drill COM
pressor has just been bought. Expen-
ses are running $4,000 per month.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-01

Samples Of Alaska Consolidated ore
are being exhibited in Boston, resem-
bling the richest Butte ores. The Nor
gam Guggenheim Bonanza PROPERTY
some distance away, made one ship
mont OF 64 per cent. copper ore.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-01

The Houghton Copper Co. has begun
prosecuting at 460 feet The cross
cut will not drive in a direct line to
the lode but will angle somewhat, i'm an
effort TO get into unbroken rock.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-01

OF the vein carries milling values for
some distance. II is the intention OF
the management TO drift on the No. 3
Neing about 500 feet 10 a shaft which
has been sunk 10 a depth OF IS feet on
this vein. and 10 upraise and make
connections with this shaft.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-01

The dissatisfaction which has arisen
among some Of the minority stockhold-
ers Of the Alice Gold Il Silver Mining
Company will prevent the dissolution
this year Of the Butte & Coalition Min
ing company. Butte Coalition controls
the Alice company and while this as
set remains IN its present form IL
would be difficult TO bring about a dis
solution OF the parent company. II so
happens that one Of the protesting
stockholders of the Alice is one Of the
Walker family of Salt Lake which or
iginally sold control 10 the Cole Ryan
interests who turned IL over TO the
Butte Coalition company Basis for
complaint has been found In the terms
offered by the Anaconda company for
the Alice property. Not until Septem-
Der win a hearing be given in salt
Lake on the petition Of the protesting
Alice stockholders TO set aside the ac-
ton Of majority stock 20 dissolve tho
company. Butte Coalition has be-
come holding company with no direct
interest in mining. II owns about
100000 shares Of Anaconda.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-11-05
w. D. BAKER, NOTORIOUS THIEF,
WAS CAUGHT IN THE
FLORIDA CITY.
Tip" Given the POLICE BY Local
Negro Resulted in the Arrest of the.
Man Who Did Wholesale Stealing at
ST. Simon.

w. d. Bailey. one of the negroes
who escaped from the Glynn county
jail, was captured yesterday at Fer
nandina by the sheriff of Nassau
county Fla.
The local police department got a
tip" from a negro spotter and a wire
to the Fernandina authorities caused
his arrest when the Emmeline. reached
that place
Baker is an all-round crook. He
is the man who robbed the cottagers
at St Simon last summers After es-
Gaping from Jail Wednesday he bur-
glarized the Everett home here and
also stole an oyercoat from the room
of H. M. King, Jr.
Deputy Sheriff Owens left for Fer
nandina yesterday afternoon and will
return with the prisoner this morn
ing.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-11-05
CITY COURT WILL
MEET TOMORROW
FIRST WEEK WILL BE DEVOTED
TO THE CRIMINAL
BUSINESS.

The November term Of the city
court Of Brunswick will be convened
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock, Judge
D. W. Krauss presiding.
The fiFst week will be devoted to
criminal business, and whether the
docket consumes the week or not the
court will adjourn until Monday, No
rember 10, when the civil docket will
be taken up.
Following is a list of the jurors who
will serve for this term: ]. b. Jones,
Jerre Wilchar, Julius May, J. d. Could,
r. G. Jackson, G. o. Jones, b. A.
White, Jr., T. w. Edwards, Gratz Dent,
c. A. Taylor. j. w. Bowen, w. b. Bur
roughs, 5. F. Burns, W. l.. Lang, John
Hardcastle, Peter Knudsen, T. J. Nc
Call, G. r. Krauss. w. H. Budd, Geo.
W. Owens, +. C. Brown, J. w. Walker,
IT, o. Berrie, e. r. r. Munday. Il. C
Spears, A. Lazarus l.. L. Braddock,
W. Arnold, Jr., J r. Munday, II. NJ.
King. Jr.. r. G. Berrie, T. G. Lam
bright. Abe Rothschild, J. o. Beasley
z. F. Decker, I. J. Lang, VIM Gignil-
liatt J. r. Hotch, A. II. Boyle, J. H.
Mccullough.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-11-05
ATLANTA YOUTH
RUNS AMUCK
PROMINENT MERCHANT AMONG
THREE PERSONS SLIGHTLY
HURT AT CAPITAL.

Atlanta, Nov. Al. P. Allen, one
of the most prominent merchants of
Jhis city; c. e. Pollard, an account
ant, and S. J. Hayles. PollaTp's assis-
tant. were shot but not seriously
wounded here today by Moss Garri-
son, aged is, an office boy whom the
accountants ana Mr. Allen had begun
TO question about some accounts.
The shooting took place in the Of
flee Of the store. Garrison fred five
shots, one striking Allen in the neck,
another entered Ponard's back, while
third passed through Hayles left
arm The two other shots missed. Al
ter emptying the chambers of the re
volyers Garrison was knocked uncon-
scious by a blow from the fist of a
bystander.
The wounded men We're taken to
The, hospitals and Garrison was placed
Under arrest.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-11-05
FAMOUS TRAIN ROBBER, WHO
ESCAPED FROM MILLEDGE-
WILLIE, is CAPTURED.
Tom Moore, Serving Life Term for
Killing Brother, Shot While Resist
ing Arrest-Had CUanee for Par
don-Minor Makes Threats.

Augusta, Ga, Nov. A special to
The Herald from Waynesboro. Ga.,
says; While reposing in a box car at
ST. Clair last night tie slumbers of
sold BIZ" Minor ana Tom Moore We're
rudely disturbed by a night porter on
the Georgia and Florida railroad call
ing out is it cold in there?"
This gave a clue to the searchers
who were ON the lookout for the two
criminals yesterday morning, and j
". Whittle summoned help and sur
rounded the car. A demand was made
for them to come out, and odd Bill
came out slowly and upon being tod
to throw UP his hands, he put up one
hand and held the other one on his
gun, a thirty-two caliber magazine
pistol, which he reluctantly left in his
pocket, and put up the other hand
Moore showed fight and was shot m
the face by one of the posse Two
shots were frfed, one by Tom and
one at him
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-11-05
PROMINENT AUTO
DEALER is HERE
REPRESENTATIVE STUDEBAKER
CORPORATION LOOKING
AFTER MACHINES.

G. c. TiIlman, representing the
5tudebaker Corporation, manufactur-
ers Of the EMF 80" and the
Flanders 30, arrived in Brunswick
yesterday and will be here for two
or three days, looking after the ma
chimes Of his company in Brunswick
The Studebaker Corporation gives a
years guarantee with every machine
sold and the company keeps expert
enced machinists on the road to see
that their machines are all in good
repair and in first class running or
der. There are several of these ma,
chimes in Brunswick. and while Mr.,
Fillman is in the city he viii look
over them au.s Any owner of an EMF
or Flanders who desires the services
Of the expert can notify F. II. NAL
lard, the local representative of the
company.
Mr.. Tillman says the demand for
automobiles made by his company re-
Gently has been the largest in the
history of the country, and the large
factory Of the company is kept busy
turning out machines to meet the de-
mand Both thc e NT-E7 and the Fan
ders are classed among the best ma
chimes on the market ana they have
both made excellent records in all Of
the long endurance runs in which they
have been entered
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-11-05
SENSATIONAL SUIT.

Atlanta, Nov 4-Mrs. Laurie Greene
Jackson has filed suit for total divorce
against her husband, Renfroe jack
son, and the action is causing quite a
furry of interest as both are well
known socially. Mrs. Jackson alleges
neglect, intoxication and insult. She
has also taken out a temporary re-
straining order to prevent him from
disposing Of any of his property until
the alimony question is settled.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-11-05
SMITH AFTER NJ. c. & ST. L.
Railroad System Refuses Demand for
Lower Rates.

Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 4-Governor
Hoke Smith today received an official
communication from President J. w.
Thomas, Jr., of the Nashville, Chatta-
nooga and st. Louis railroad, lessee Of
the state-owned Western & Atlantic
railroad, declining to put in opera
ton between Chattanooga and Allan
ia the freight rates, which the gov
ernor has insisted on as being pro-
vided for under the terms Of the
lease.
On receiving the notice Governor
Smith began at once the preparation
of an order directing Attorney Cen
eral Fielder and Special Attorney
Hooper Alexander to institute legal
proceedings against the n. c. & st. L.
railroad in order that the courts may
pass upon the controversy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-11-05
TENNESSEE PRIMARY.

Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 1.-The inde.
pendent democratic state camtittee
here this afternoon ordered Il general
primary to be held eome time between
March and April I All in itcd the
regular faction to participate. Among
the matters to be voted for outside Of
the nominations for st93e officers and
United States senator is NE E'osiden-
tiaI preference.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-11-05
HANDSOME NEW FURNITURE.
Collier Drug Company Ma&.lJ Many
Improvements.

The Collier Drug company has just
received handsome new counter show
cases and they are of the very latest
design. This company although new
in the drug business here, is old in
the art of progressiveness.
This is one of the handsomest drug
stores in Brunswick and the good pa
tronage it receives shows that the
people appreciate its efforts.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-11-05
- cont.oL s-tgation.

naaehai. Nov. 4-Tbe new revolu-
ii uaey go7a1nment. which is appar-
ently impefsonaI nevertheless enec,
tively controlled the situation in the
ci Of Shanghai and on the Yang Use
delta today
since morning the rebel cause has
been strengthened BY the arming OF
all those who applied for rifles and
ammunition. The rebels obtained not
only the arsenal, but the power fac
tory. gunboats and an enormous sup
ply Of new and first-class 'Mauser ri
fes. No less than 10000 rifles were
given indiscriminatively to applicants
this evening.
Forts Do Not Resist.
The forts at WI Sung went over 70
the rebels without resistance and the
other up-river forts hoisted the white
flag as through a previous understand
ing with the rebel commander. Tie
rerolutionists can hardly be said 10
have seized" Shanghai, WI Chang
and other up-river forts. It was sim
plv a change Of control in which prac
tically every one acquiesced About
ten people we're killed and twenty
others injured. but most Of the cas-
ualties were accidental, due to the
explosion Of dynamite used to open
the gates of the cities, which had been
perfunetorily closed.
The arsenal at Shanghai has ca
pacity for a great output and is now
completely manner and is being ope-
rated. 1t can manufacture $4,000
cartridges daily. The powder factory,
which is the largest in China, is well
stocked. Admiral Sah's squadron has
depended entirely upon this arsenal
and powder factory for supplies. Up
20 6 o'clock last night there had not
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-11-05
BANK ROBBER
CAUGHT AT VANCOUVER. B.c.
Rozeyk Held for Implication in Theft
of $259,00o.

Vancouver, Be, Nov. John b.
zeyk was arrested here taday cn sus-
picion oJ being implicated iu the New
minister bank robbery. lie had in his
possession $4,000 in bills, some Of
which were, according to the lum-
bers, included in the sun obtlinod
September Is, when the Bank Of
Montreal was robbed Of s25S.0OO
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-11-05
WESLEYAN MISSION, SHIELDING
so BLIND BOYS AND 15o IN
UuRED, REPORTED BURNED.
Desperate Artillery Duel Takes Place
Between Imperial Batteries and the
Forts Held by Rebels, Who Gain
Victories.

Hanhow, Nov. Almost the whole
of the native city OF Hankow is anre
today and it is feared that the Wesle-
yam Mission, near the Han river; in
which are fifty blind boys and 150
wounded persons, VINO, with the staff
of the mission, make un total Of
500 persons, was destroyed.
Dr. Booth, the head of the mis-
sion. asked the imperialists to grant
an armistice of two hours to permit
OF removal from the mission, but the
fring ceased for only a half hour. A
Red Cross steamer which attempted
TO rescue the inmates from the mis-
sion, was driven back by the fire from
tie rebel fort One shell riddled the
steamers deckhouse. When the yes
sci was compelled to turn back the
mission was still standing, but its po-
sition was hopeless. flames being with
in 200 yards Of the building.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-11-05

been a single case of disturbance
witt settlement. Many
foreigners visited the arsenal and
everywhere they were treated with the
utmost courtesy.
The foreign troops which had been
guarding the railway station OF the
Marking Shanghai railway, continued
on duty there today upon the Dr5sr
Of the British consul There is not tbe
slightest reason for anticipating trou-
BILE in Shanghai and the neighborhood
50 far as foreigners are concerned
Rear Admiral Murdock, commander Of
the American Asiatic fleet, landed 200
marines today and marched them
through the main streets of the set
tlement.
Nankigg road is now 4 mass OF rev.
olutionary flags. Nearly every store
displays the rebel col5rs. All The
mandarins have found refuge in the
foreign concessions.
Communication with nearby points
remains uninterrupted Up to the
present the revolutionists have shown
no disposition to interfere with the
telegraph or cables.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-11-05

minutes, then proceeded to a Joint
con, where it maneuvered for sor1e
over Pleasantville, five miles from It
lantic City, where it landed.
After remaining on the ground at
P1easantvil1e q short time the airship
again rose and headed for this city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-11-05
FUNERAL LITTLE MISS
KENDRICK HELD YESTERDAY

The funeral of Miss Mamie Kend-
rick, whose sad death was chronicled
in these columns, was held yesterday
afternoon, Rev L. e. Roberts Of the
Baptist church conducting the serv-
ices The interment was in Palmetto.
The song service was conducted by
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler, who will be lead
ers at the Baptist meetings to begin
today The Sunbeam society, of
which the deceased was a member, at
tended in a body and sung Let the
Blessed Sunshine In"
The death Of this little girl has
cast a gloom over the entire commun-
ity.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-11-05
MONDAY AND TUESDAY SALE
A. zelmenovitz's Usual Reduction sale
This Week Of Special Interest

MS week oT SPECIAL interest.
On account Of the big week of
trade during The past week Mr. Eel
menoYitz had no opportunity to adyer
tise the big sale for this week with
circulars, as he intended. He requests
this notice to be given to the public
and to announce his sale through The
News, as usual.
The usual reduction in prices will
be made on all lines of goods A hand
some line Of ladies' tailored wool suits,
cloaks and capes has just been receiv-
ed and viii be the leading feature Of
this weeks sale.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-11-05
AKRON
MAROONED ON
A MUD FLAT
VANNIMAN EXPECTED SUCCESS
81 WHERE WALTER WELLMAN
HAD MADE FAILURE.
Gas Bag Flies over Ocean at Forty
Miles an Hour, and Wireless Man
Says, Cold, Bur Things Are Going
Great"


Great"
/ Atlantic Civ n l. Nov 4--Artarl
making trial hight today over Al.
Iantic CIV ANA fna naado[,s ,ot,,o,r
here ana ,1e mainland the atrsbinI
Akron built to make a frin. across tba
Atlantic ocean is maroon ID ON n mln
itat sweA miles out in GRASSY B,y
The trouble with me imitation of mai
gas made tao hip mir craft oot hadl,,
after Hyipr ,bort fa,. ~ 5.onu ar5
rn,II,- ,,,,,., g,,.,, =, n. -.
Atlantic cit. Nov ,rb. otn.nf,,
I ttron uu5,,. oon,,,s,5 - NIaIl,a
2-snni,sn Iag, tba ,' -, ~ ~ ,-'l a - "a
~ tada, t w. ''o a.,., I'''l, a.. 7,y, ~ o,'' -
cit- oaa ooaon = '''' ''+'7"' 0'o' ''s
ny g. o"p -, ooeFn' ,'..,
snaafa,,,, ,,,it t''l 80 80 a. 49, LOS 'esi
,Ganti - ''IS -, ~, " il,7l'' , 1olo'' ooo oi5o
raot 80 80 ~, IS. 'o,7e aDo"' , 1Og
.,'. - ~ I.s ''''7''' ''''u ''iieo
,,,,,,l, 80, .12,,,',',l me az l'e
- s''I VI % ian ~ 'I'y' III " noi lu-
ed to have perfect control of the Ak
ron. For a few minutes the greatI
ras bag circled around over the in
let.
4 oo'u 0"' oo'''9 Great
~ dpPedIeu 10 observers 10 be LraV-
cling at EXPRESS train sneed Anar
SATISFYING himself that his machinery
was in GOOD working order Vanniman
essayed q din" It was seen that he
had the same control that the opera-
Tor Of an aeroDlane exercises As soon
|ss the balloon was over tho watar
Jack Irwin the wireless operator m
board. droppcd his Ground ,oiro into
the breakers and sent his first mes.
sage. 1t read.
TITS cold but things arc oo,ng
great" II
I.es7ipo. f5o inlet ti,,, ai,.sl,i,, sl,.,,o.,i
har eaiI,.s. doy-, tbe hosal, ,,d ,rt,.
sailing aIona smootb1y ,l heiobt of
about zoo feet fo, milo vanniran
tIrned the aircraft inland and aosfad
over fba. cfty
Notice fbaf vanoino, ,ganId ,,ol,o
q fight at Inc earliest noesfh,, ,,,o.
neaf .aday bad 5asn asn4gnrsd r.,gt
avrDfao and ala.Io ....,n "a -.
at the banaar ~ da,l,.osr. t,s ,',' nra,,-d
araat Il sayaraI t,,or.ans n a.-o ,,l,s,
tbo accent wac nd
a.sfre.e e.,',o.,,lad
9usfnoss fl, t-41.n+,a r.,., .,.- ..,a
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-11-05
viii Escape Again.

Minor was in ne besf on sDirits and
talked as if nothing had bappened. He
saws he win ascape again IL me on
aorlunftv presents itself When op,s-
toned nc in whore faev have bean
spandipg tbair time since tbofr asoare
from 1riuadgevillo ha said Several
daye io tba woods bnt moet or the
limo in Angusfa -
Moore Murdered Brother
Ton, Moore who was with Minor
and was killed while resisting arrest
.as eentanoad m Iifa i,anrfgonpent IN
tta uen;far+farc fer KILLING his broth,
Moore wse i'm saarcb er aoma
rana,s that he oorsf5arsd ir,r1rsanf
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-11-05
MURDER MYSTERY DEEPENs.

Charlotte, NC. Nov. Following
the release Of Tom Welch, who WAS
held in connection with the death Of
Abe Cook Of Monroe, NC, found dead
with his throat cut in this city yes
terday morning on the porch of a ne
gro's house, the police are without a
single clue to go on The coroner's
jury continued Investigation the en-
tire day.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-11-05
ImperIaIIste ResponsIbIe.

The fires in the town were started
by the imperialists, who threw inham-
mable shells into the place. A stralg
wind carried the flames across ne
river to Han Yang and strip Of that
CITY on the waterfront mile long
was destroyed and the fire is still
burning there A few hundred rebels
against whom the imperialists a~e pre-
pairing 10 advance, occupy the unbmn
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-11-05

Atlantic City, n. j., Nov. 4.--Alter
making IL triai flight today over AL,
lantic City ANA the meadows between
here ana Jue mainland, the airship
AAfon, built TO make a trip across the
Atlantic ocean, is maroon I'd ON q mud
t4t s,Nea miles out in Grassy Bly.
The trouble with the imitation OF the
sas made the big air craft act badly,
after flying about for an hour and
finally came down in the meadows.