davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-22
MURDERER OF EDITOR CON.
ZALES RAPIDLY APPROACH
ING HIS END.
Fomer Lieutenant Governor of SoutI,
Carolina, Deserted BY Friends and
Practically PenniIess, Is Now Near
to His Death.

Edgefield, S. c., Jan. 21.-Estranged
from his wife and relatives, deserted
by his one-time friends and practical
| ly penniless, Col. Jas H. Tillman. for
| mer lieutenant governor of South Car
olina and slayer of N. G. Gonzales, the
! late editor of the Columbia State, is
dying of tuberculosis. He is gradual
lieved he can survive many weeks
longer He has not been able to sit
up in bed in months.
Col. Tillman is occupying a small
cottage of four rooms and is attended
by only one nurse, who is his sole
his relatives have nothing to do with
MIN, that he is without money and
that but for the nurse he would have
starved to death.
He lived a hermit's life in a tent
last summer and later went to Asle
Vile, N. c., in the hope that tie
mountain climate might restore him
to health. The malady did not relax
its grip.
Col Tillman's star began to wane
in 1903, when he shot down and kill
ed Mr.. Gonzales as the result of edi-
torial attacks made upon him. Mr
Gonzales was unarmed at the time
and was taken by surprise, and the
killing aroused great Indignation.
Through a change of venue Col,
Tillman was tried in Lexington coun-
ty, and the jury found him not guilt
ty. But since then he has been shun-
ned by many who formerly were
friendly to him. He sought to enter
the ministry in 1904, but nothing
came of his application. - ~"
Col. Tillman, always of a sober ma
ture, became morose. His wife left
him and he became stricken with the
illness from which he is dying. He Is
a nephew of Senator Benjamin Il.
Tillman and son of George d. Till
man, who was a representative IN
congress
James H. Tillman was a colonel OF
a South Carolina regiment during the
Spanish-American war, and was In
camp in Jacksonville for many weeks.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-22
NEGROES MADE A RAID ON
COAST LINE WAREHOUSE
Stole Goods While Employees Worked
About the Buiidinq,

Two bold negro thieves entered the
freight warehouse of the Atlantic
Coast Line yesterday afternoon and
stole a number of articles while en-
ployes of the railroad were right in
the warehouse The two negroes en-
IDENTIFY were not afraid that they
would be caught. and while the mon
were attending to their duties in one
part of the building the negroes en-
tered another portion, made good
haul, stored it away in nearby ware
house and then returned for second
raid, when they were seen.
4 The police were at once notified
and one of the negroes was captured
and placed in Jail, while the police eX-
pect to land the other today
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-22
SELLS RINGS TO GET DIVORCE.
New York Woman Disposes of Jewel
ry and Goes to Reno.

Reno, New, Jan. 21.-After selling
her wedding rings and other jeweiTy
to obtain money with which to core
to Reno, Marie NJ. Muller, wife OF Pc
ter Muller, contractor of New YORK
today filed suit for divorce. The com
plant in the action is sealed.
Mrs. Muller has told friends in thi'
~'tv that she got $3.50 for her iewelry
Her maiden name was Miss Marie
Muller, and her wedding took place
about five years ago
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-22
PAUL MORTON BURIED.
impressive Ceremonies Conducte d
in New York.

New York. Ian. 21.-Tae funeral ci
Paul Morton. late president or the
Equitable Life Assurance society and
former secretary of the navy, VINO
died under such tragic circumstances
occurred at O'Clock this afternoon
at st. Thomas Episcopal church, in
Fifth avenue. The edifice was pack
ed with sorioWing friends from many
cities.
The pallbearers comprised those ac-
tively associated with Mr.. Morton i'll
great business enterprises. His death
has caused much sadness in financial
and political circles.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-22
BIG CUT IN PRICES.
Annual Clearance Sale Now On at A.
ZeInnenovitz's.

The entire winter stock of Zelmen-
ovitz's will be put on sale this week
The annual stock-taking has been
completed, and the great clearance
sale will tegin Monday morning
Prices are cut down to rock bottom
and bargains in dry goods, clothing
shoes, hats, ladies' and gents fur
nishing goods, notions. etc, will be
offered that will surprise every cus
toner who will visit the store this
week.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-22
20 FiREMEN TH7EATENED
BY CRASHING STRUCTURE
Roof of Factory Falls at Williams
burg, New York.

New York, Jan. 21.-Twenty fire.
men were siiowered with debris and
several of them were injured when
the roof of a burning factory build
ing at Williamsburg collapsed this
morning. None were killed.
Two upper stories of the 5-stoiy
structure at Leonard and Meserole
streets we're burned, with total dam.
age of 100000.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-22
ILLINOIS OFFICERS BOLDLY
ADMIT PURCHASING VOTERS
Crooked Work Done in "Uncle Joe''
Cannon's Town.

Danville, H., Jan. 21.-City Attof-
ney Frank Jones today admitted that
he had purchased votes in the recent
national election, and stated that he
would go before the grand jury and
tell all.
Sheriff John Shepard also admitted
that he had bought votes. and had
kent a list of the names of The men
he purchased up until few days
ago. when he destroyed them.
It was reported this morning that
an indictment had been voted against
Hardy whitlock, former county treas
urer who was nearly sSs,OOO short In
his accounts when he turned nis OIL
fce over to his successor.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-22
N. Y. DEADLOCK
IS YET UNBROKEN
FOURTH BALLOT FAILED TO
ELECT U. S. SENATOR
YESTERDAY.

Albany, N. Y, Jan. 21-Four JOINT
ballots for United States senator to.
day resulted iii no choice, and there
seems to be no possibility of the
deadlock being broken.
Votes cast indicate no change in
the situation, and the Sheehan md
Shepard factions will not yield an
inch in order to settle differences.
The fight will be resumed Monday
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-22
WRESTLER FATALLY HURT.

Denver, Jan. 21.-Thrown heavily
on the back of his head in wrestling
bout last night, John Mathews. To-
cal wrestler lies in hospital in a
dying condition from cerebral heror-
rhage. Ray Hadesty, his opponent, is
under arrest.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-22
RECIPROCITY AGREEMENT.

Washington, Jan. 21.-At the hnai
session of the American and Cana
dian reciprocity commissioners, an
agreement was reached. A statement
will be issued today announcing t1e
tasis of the understanding.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-22
WIRELESS TO ALASKA.

Washington, Jan. 21.-The south
ern coast Of Alaska will be brought
into closer touch with the outside
world by two additional wireless sia-
tlons. which the navy department will
soon establish there.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-22
NORTHERN SENATORS WISH
TO DISFRANcHiSE NEGRO?
This Is the Charge Made BY Senator
Carter.

Washington, Jan. 21.-Northern
senators who support the pending res
olution providing for the election of
senators by direct vote of the people,
were charged with Matching a scheme
to saddle constitutionally the disfran-
chisement of the negro upon the
country.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-22
MISS PHELPS is INSANE.

Hamilton, o., Jan. 2l.-lsabelie
Phelps, OF Cincinnati, the woman WHO
shot and killed Louis Phelps and
then wounded his wife fortnight ago
was adjudgod insane tonight.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-22
REoReANlzE PORTUGUESE NAvv

Lisbon, Portugal, Jan. 2l.--Bernado
Lachato, minister of foreign affairs,
today announced that favorable bias
from American and English shipbuFl-
ers would permit immediate reorgan-
iZation of the navy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-22
WoMAN's PRESENCE OF MIND
SAVES MAN FROM DROWNING
She Converts an Auto Tire into A Life
Preserver.

Preserver.
Pittsbury, Jan. 21.-By dropping the
inflated inner tube of an automobile
tire down a well last night, Marga-
ret Saylor, aged IS, saved the life { T
John Wagner, aged As
Wagner had fallen into the we'll
headforemost, but managed to right
himself. His cries for help were heard
by the Saylor girl who, with rare
presence of mind, tore out the inner
tuhe and hurled it into the well. The
tube supported Wagner until neigh.
bors drew him to the surface.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-22
BIG BILL TAFT HIKES
TO NEW YORK TOWN
He Will Address Pennsylvania Socie-
ty of Gotham.

Washington, Jan. 21.-President
Taft left shortly after the noon hour
over the Pennsylvania railroad Cor
New York, where he speaks tonight
at the annual banquet Of the Penz-
sylvania society, Of New York, at the
Hotel Astor.
Later he attended and addressed a
dinner of the New York Press club
at the Hotel Martinique. He leaves
New York on the return to Washing
ton soon after midnight.
The evening world., 1911-08-03
ARCHER'S LUCKY
HOME rum IN 10th
BEAT THED DODGERS
Nap Rucker Happens to OPP
pose King Cole When Lat
ter Is lnvincible,

't@@ ~ ''Vbahs WIN
CHICAGO. Aug. The Dodgers
bumped up against tough luck yesterday
Of the worst kind. Nap Rucker pitched
as pretty a gam as he ever did In his
life. but King Cole happened to have
one OF his extraordinary days and out
pitched him. n the lucky homo run ~
Archer In the tenth round gave the
Cubs the game. Dahlen's men played
an excellent game from start to finish
and gave the Grove and tho players
many a serious moment during the n
hour Inc a half that It took to play
the extra Inning contest. II the visitors
can keep up the pace they will be able
to hold the leaders even Tor the ssaSion
without nue. doubt.
Cole got credit for a ono hit game, but
he really was touched up for two and
Dauoert was robbed Of a fair hin. In
the fourth inning Jake dumped q buut
In front OF the plate and scooted Cor
first and Cole started after the ball. II
he had picked = cp clean m shot ::
on a line TO first Daubert would have
been out. but instead the big pitcher
was only able to get one hand on the
ball and fumbled 1t just long enough
so that the rune was safe and he got
an error instead OF giving n hit. Eddie
Zimmerman was the only man TO get
credit for a hit off Cole. There wa no
nuke about his hit. for II was a Texas
Lacquer into shor. left aeld that no one
got anywhere near.
The evening world., 1911-08-03

land match by being tco slow. - had Mcfar-
lands promise TO meet Wells at Milwaukee as long
ago as the night Tackey beat Ahearn al Albany ="
says McIhnald. lie asSed to take on Wells at
Milwaukee either the last week Of August or the
first In September. sent my formal acceptance
20 Tom Andrews on July 20. Mcfarland imply
ran ont OF tho. match and signed up with VOL
CAST instead. II can't depend on McFarlsnd's
liOniise shOuldn I be- accused Of being too slow.
The whole trouble Is that Mcfarland has been
tipped Oft that Wells Ia a great fighter. We we're
10 have paid our own expenses out West, and
were taking the chance Of going out without a
guarantee. too."
Dan Morgan 10 fixing up . schedule for X. O.
bO~n that looka like a series OF ono night stands.
Listen; On Aug. 7 Brown will tackle Joe Fergi.
sn In Baltimore on Aug, 10 he will meet Eat.
Ting uowney at Webster, Mass. on Aug. 10 he
wlli show the, citizens Of Tamaaua, Pa, how
easily their champion, Gent Hollywood. car
IT, licked; on Aug. 20 he will appear again Al
Toronto against an. opponent to 10 selected. and
ON Aug ~. at johnson. Pa, the TX. D." wal
Top viii be exhibited for the express benefit OF
Joe Getz, and its a oinch Joe gets hls. Morgan
says ofieu are coming In 10 thick and fast fol
Brown from out OF town fight centres that he has
found Il necessary to add to his office force ir
the George Conan Theatre Building. Morgan nov
has his own stationery enhlazouea with X. o.
"'ciures and the Morgan crest and ooat-of arms,
Matty Baldwin of Boston and, Johnny trsyue o
San FRANCHISE have been matched for q twenty
round bout At Salt Lake CITY. Utah. Aug. 10,
The evening world., 1911-08-03

fsns who love a free hitting game
would dote on the present clashes De-
tween the enemies OF old. Both Pirates
and Giants are lambasting the pill IN
fine style. The Pirates had fifteen safe
ties off Matty yesterday. while the
Giants accomplished more results with
fourteen off Adams and Steele. II
seems as though the McGrawttes have
a patent art of manufacturing base hits
into runs The Pirates couldn't do II
Yesterday. They seemed frozen to tho
cushions. 1t Is a remarkable fac. that
not once In the game did a Pirate annex
m extra base. either on his own hit or
on another's. one peg at a time was
tho best progress the buccaneers could
make in the face OF the brilliant New
York defense.
Everything seemed to pivot Itself
around the archaeological erkie com
b!nation. Three double plays OF game
saving variety did this triumv!rate
handle,
The evening world., 1911-08-03
Pat Powers Has Good Plan of
Working Referees Like
Baseball Umpires.

YVY NEITHER or no referees shall
w DO allowed TO give decisions In
the boxing bouts in this State
under the new law win be one Of the
hrst propositions the new Athletic Com
mission will take under serious cons.d-
Grafton. and at present It looks very
much A though they will 10 stand for
decisions.
Although Barlow g. Weeks. who will
b chairman Of the Commission II he
accepts Gov. D!x's appointment. does
not feel like coming out with n state
ment at this time he said to-day:
In case I conclude to accept tho ap-
pointment I probably will send my oath
Of ofios to tho Governor some time to-
day or early this evening"
Mr.. Weeks was then asked II ne had
road an Interview published in The Eve
ming World n which Billy Gibson. man.
ager Of the Fairmont A. c.. declared
that he was opposed to referees being
allowed to render decisions In any OF
tho local bouts.
Yes. I read What Mr.. Gibson had ia
say. and with some interest. It Is pos
sible that the Commission. empowered
as It Is under the Law to regulate al
The evening world., 1911-08-03
Catcher Gibson Makes Some
Lurid Throws to Catch New
Workers Stealing.

tbT06ai 10 Inc Evening Woru.'
P!ttsburg. Aug, B.
THESE Pirates seem to take to
a~cronautios every time the Giants
reach Pittsburg. That was a ter
rible ascent they made yesterday on
the heels OF thirteen consecutive VIC
tories against the lowly. but It was little
wonder. It Is no path OF roses for any
team to stack UP against that pepper
ridden Giant outnt. Taey seem TO have
barrels OF the tobasco stuff consigned
exclusively for P!ttsburg.
George W!ltse will get the pitching
assignment from McGraw this after
noon. Go while the going's good" Is
the McGraw axiom, and with the
Pirates f~ounder!ng badly before the
Giants there does not seem to be any
seriou obstacle In the way of another
victory this afternoon. Such base run
ming, fielding and quick gray matter
stun on the part OF the G~othamites GER
tainly has obtained for them the Buc-
cancers Angora.
II It isn't Wiltse this afternoon It Is
Drucke. The way McGraw .fgures his
pitching chances against P!ttsburg Al
ways maAes mention OF a second posi-
oillty prudent. Drucke will be harder
for the Pirates to beat than Wiltse. for
the Waco chap has had the sign of the
aborigine on the locals since he Joined
tho New York club.
Fred Clarke Will hardly send the same
team back against the SAINTS to-day.
Gibson has been an ACCOMPANYING
bench warmer for some time, but lie
simply vas resting up for this grea,
series with the Giants. HIS work yes
terday will hardly Justify Clarke In put
ting him behind the bat again to-day.
His weird pegging In games with the
Giants this season Is but one sample OF
the effect that the Giants wild base
running will have on their ~oppontlts
defense. There was bitter complaint
during the last series here with the
Giants about the big backstop's throw
Ing, and he followed 1t up again yester'
day with a heave to left field thai
scored the first Giant and made tina
first inning look bad, locally. SimnT
may b behind the bat.
Camnitz is Clarke's frst choice foI
pitching duty. but the logical pro
gramme may be switched in favor o
Lelheld to insure a royal duel between
southpaws. Leifeld has won one gam
from the Giants his year.. and II Is
singular thing that on the occasion o
the only hammering the southpaw ma
received this season II came at tn
hands OF the Giants In the last game n
the Polo Grounds. Lelield had not besl
batted OF the mound once this seasoi
until that day.
The evening world., 1911-08-03

boxing bouts. will declare against the
rendering OF decisions. but the PROPOSE
ton u q serious one and must be given
considerable consideration. II will I'M
doubleday be one Of the first questions
considered by the Commission" replied
Mr.. Weeks.
Judging from Mr.. weeks's statement.
W. feel sure he will accept the appoint
ment within a few hours. II he does so.
the Commission will be as splendid a
one as could possibly be selected. There
IL no doubt that both Major Dixon and
Frank g, O'Neil will accept. They are
both exceptionally good men for the Do
sdtfon.
Among those who strongly advocate
decisions by referees Is Pat Powers, the
promoter of athletic events. and he has
studied out a clever system of control
BY the Commission which will guaran-
tee satisfaction IL adopted.
IF Mr.. Weeks accepts and becomes
n chairman Of the new Commission
l shall Immediately communicate my
plans to him. says Mr.. Powers.
Here Is my plan: Let the Commits.
sion issue licenses to reputable refere eel
and have them report to the secretary
When he Is notified that a bout vii
take place on a certain date he vii
pick the man who shall act as referee
announcing his name, say. on tho daI
OF the fight.
III there Is any reason why deosionl
shouldn't be given, l believe the plan
have outlined would do entirely ava,
with II guarantee the public
square deal. Decisions should be given.
Harry Pollok, manager OF the Tween
tieth Century Club. believes Powers
plan of working the referee along tn
same lines as baseball umpires are use
would solve all he perplexitles Of tn
problem.
The prevailing opinion among follow
ers OF the game is hat the Frawle
law declares for contests" and. tha
decisions would be a great boom t
boxing. SO, perhaps. when the Com
mission comes to consider the questio
Of allowing referees TO render decision
they will adopt some such system a
advocated by Pat Powers.
The evening world., 1911-08-03
DAILY Confident
He'll Knock Out
PhiLy McC 0Uern-
tsDecisl TO The Evcnins World

ALBANY. Aug. 3.-Johnny Daily OF
New York and Philly McGovcrn 81
Brooklyn Will meet here tonight befo c
the Knickerbocker \. c. In a t~en-rounl
bout, and II promises 20 be one OF "a,
most interesting battles between bsi
tams ever seen IN this city. This p2
were to ave met here several wee,
ago. but at the last moment MCiover
ran out. For that reason paly H. Yer
sore at him. and he Is goins right OF
from the tap OF the gong bent on knpc.
ing his opponent out. Mcu,ove;n M
been In one OF the nearby su6url. {,
some time preparing for the ]eGco11tc
under the direction Of his brother Terry
who'll handle him tonight. lie Is %.
the best OF shape and Is confident that
he'll whip the Manhattan'tc
The evening world., 1911-08-03
RESIDENT BRUSH of the Giants
' doesn't care what Manager Nc
Graw doas with his oN-mN

49, w.
1 Graw does with his homogeneous
ing Brush's. of course. The latest pur-
chase by the astute leader OF New
Iurk's pefnant chasers is John Fer
rell, a big pitcher of the ~Spartanburg
team OF the Carolina Association, for
a sum OF 5000. He hasn't such II glow
ing record--seven won. eleven lost and
n tied-but when It Is taken into con-
slderation that he Is with a tatl-ender
he must be fairly good, Most OF his
games were lost early in the season
before he got In condition. but lately
he has been moving down all conner
with Is speed and curve ball.
Charley Dooin, the manager OF the rhilies
has Just arrived home from st, Louis. where he
spent some time In the hospital on account o
install oufielder Mage. Tits an unjlut de
cision. % he said.
The seneral run Of players. managers and fan
think It i a good thing Dor baseball that thl
directors diin', override the decision OF PreSdsn
Lynch and allow sherwood Mage 10 come hsel
pended for the woss, oifense possible tina, o
deliberately striking an umpire. II II had hcel
sor.s ordinary pIIayer that had committed ih,
10 restore him TO good standing hut ,u.t htoau-
he Is a hoAotiire attraction they have lren max
,ng = ,geat ,tfor to bring him back to the SAM
hut thAnks 10 the Board nj Directions u!b0ld,n
Lynchs finding this Il impossible.
Second ps.smsn B%,nshammer ~ the Kswsne
Ccrr c. tssa HM;i59lf ,s b., i%"sHf . OF Illinois II TS' iS'N ss :,
l]s'isI;i.a IIi,ss' ~ W S ~: s''As ''''0'' '''''
The evening world., 1911-08-03
Giants Wild Running
OF Bases Breaks Pirates
Long String of Victories
GIANTS HAVE SIX OF TEN
LEADING BASE STEAlERS
IN NATIONAL LEAGUE.

PITTSBURG. Aug. 3.-George
"Flggers" Moreland, the baseball
statistic!an. pulled out some dope
sheets to-day and traced the
main source OF Giant victories.
McGrDw has six OF the ten lead
ing base stealers in the National
League. including figures OF yes
terday's games. They are MUIR
ray, Devore, Iierzog, Snodsrass.
Doyle and Merkle. In addition
to this. Doyle and Devore are
among the ten lead'n; run-get-
ters in the league.
The evening world., 1911-08-03
Boxing Commission Likely
to Decide Whether or MOI
Decisions Shall Be Given
PAT POWERS'S PLAN OF
LICENSING REFEREES.

Lot Commission issue II.
censee to reputable referees
and have them report to the
secretary. When he is notified
that q bout will take place
on . certain date he will pick
the man who shall act as ref.
cree. announcing his name,
say, on the day OF the fight.
II there Is any reason why
decisions shouldn't be given
I believe the plan I have out.
lined would do entirely away
with 1t and guarantee the
public a square deal. Deci-
sions should be given"
The evening world., 1911-08-03
Giants Give SIS, 900 Tor Pitcher
From 7ail-EndM Minor eaouers

Yesterday was = bad day for the streaks. with
the Pirates bing beaten by the Giants after
losing TO the Rustlers, after the latter had lost
sixteen In a row.
Earl Mosely, q right handed pitcher Of thu
Youngstown, o., club. who has won Ms last
thirteen games, has been sold to the Cubs, lie
viii Join the club In two weeks. Elmer Couins
one OF the outfelisrs secured recently by The
Windy city team In. the famous trade with the
Hostons, has been given TO the Newark Easterr
Agl,r.
Marty oToole Is 'till pitching srea, ball dsm,,
- a game At 81. Ieul ne defeated Golumbus
g. 3, striking out fifteen. and allowing but fou
hits, He was a little Wild at times, givins lou
bases on balls,
The evening world., 1911-08-03
Pdpke Due Here To-MorroW
May Sign to Meet Klaus
BOXING STAG 0.NlGHT.

At the National Sporting Club Tom
Kennedy. the ex-amateur heavy
weight champion. will make his
professional debut against Al Palzer.
who won the recent white hope
tournament at the same club. in the
feature bout OF ten rounds.