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SHE LEFT $3,2eo, ,53s,
About s2.5OO.OOO Of Miss woeris.
hOfFcr's Estate Goes 70 Mother.

The estate of Miss Emma Garcia
Woerishoffer. who was killed in an
automobile accident on September H.
1911. and who left $3.50 900 to Eryi
Mawr. is valued at $3.299.53S. OF which
all but s60.750 in real estate Is in bonds
mortgages and stocks. The net estate
Is $3.2lO.0OO. and the only legacies In
addition to the $75o.0OO to Bryn Mawr
were 100000 to the Isabella Heimath
$4,000 to the College Settlements AS
sociation. and $l3.5:O to her mother
Mrs. Anna WoerishofYer.
Miss Woerishoffer left her entire
residuary estate. amounting to So. 2.4O7.364
to her mother. Her jewelry and books
were valued at s13.250.
The larger holdings OF securities were
Il1.000 OF New York Central bonds,
and S2SO.0OO of New York city bonds
Among the mortgages were S45?. .3O6 of
the Chesebrough Building Company.
s406.550 Of Robert Minturn, and SOL, ,637
Of Henry Siegel
Miss WoerishofYer was a daughter of
the late Charles Wocrishoffer. n banker,
and was interested In industrial prob
lens affecting women at the time Of
her death.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-07-17
SHOOTING OVER BLEAsE CASE
JudGe BellinweP Of south Carolins
Is Target for Attorney,

BARNwELL. s. c.. July 10. Judge Dun
can Bellingsr q the Probate Court of
Richland county was shot when on the
street here last night by Arthur H. Best
an attorney, and seriously wounded
They had an argument earlier in the day
on the political situation in South Caro-
lima and the charge OF graft which has
been made against Gov. Blease. Hot
words we're exchanged.
Meeting u second time they renewed the
qua rrel Best drew revolver and fired
three times. Judge Bellinger's left arm
was shattsrsd and will have to he amp,-
tated He was taken Ia hospital In
Columbia this morning
Judge Bellinger IL a son of the late
State Attorney General Bellinger who
prosecuted Lieut. Gov James II. TILL
man for killing n. Il. Gonzales, editor
of ths C0lumbis Saats. In le0s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-07-17
CARVER LOSES DIVORCE SUIT.
Vale "strOng Man" Charged Cruel
- In Nevada Action.

CHICAGO, July l8.-Charles A. Carver.
the former Yale strong man. has lost his
fight for divorce from Mrs. Louise Car.
yer at Fallon, New. according to a tele-
gram received in Chicago this evening
at the offices of Attorney James r. Brady
who represented Mrs. Carver before Judge
Cooper in the Superior Court year ago
when she obt aimed q decree Of separate
maintenance and was allowed alimony
OF $500 month.
Carver's suit for divorce. in which he
charged cruelty was contested on the
ground that the Chicago decree was bar
to further proceedings in Nevada. The
Nevada court upheld the contention Of
counsel for Mrs. Carver in this respect &C.
cording to MIR. Brady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-07-17
DENIES BUTTER AND EGG POOL.
Market Operated by Margins &
Times, Witness Admits.

CHICAGO, July 1o.-The Federal inquiry
into the alleged manipulation of the but
ter and egg market by the Chicago Butter
and Egg Board was resumed to-day before
Master in Chancery Morrison.
Members OF the board were put on the
witness stand with view to delving
into secret methods charged against the
organization in collaboration with the
Elgin Board OF Trade in order to control
prices on the products. The two boards
are accused OF conniving In the main
tenance Of fictitious market values.
OE. Williams. a member OF the board,
was examined by Albert q, Welch. As
sistant United States Attorney He de-
MED the existence Of an agreement among
the directors whereby fictitious market
values were created He admitted, how
ever that there are times when the market
IL operated by means OF margins, as in
wheat and trading in other commodities
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probabl. want to recall some Of his own
opinions expressed in his writings"
senator O'Gorman challenged Senator
Cummins's statement that Gov. Wilson
favored the recall of everything. Sena.
TOR OGorman declared that Gov. Wilson
had well defined views In favor Of applying
the recall. but that he put limitations on
the recall.
suppose that he ia in favor OF the re.
call Of the Republican President" said
MIR Cummins.
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3 CIGARS A DAY FOR MAKERS.
They May smoke Them Free Of Tai
Uaaer Diil Just Passed.

WARRINGTON. July ls.-The House
to-day passed bill introduced by Rep
resentative Peters OF Massachusetts au-
thorizing workmen in cigar factories to
smoke three cigars a day without the
payment OF the internal revenue tax.
This bill, Mr.. Peters declared, was for
the purpose of legalizing a custom in
operation in many cigar factories which
permit their employees to smoke three
cigars day for the pur pose OF expert
mentation. An amendment proposed by
Representative Payne Of New York
providing that the workmen should con-
sumo the three cigars while at work was
defeated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-07-17
BULLITT ORDERS ROSES OUT.
New Solicitor.General Has The M
Distributed TO Women CIerks,

WASHINGTON, July le.- William Mar
shall Bulitt OF Louisville. Ky, and New
York, whom the President has named
az Solicitor General. has no time for
roses. Mr.. Bullitt was sworn into office
yesterday. After Mr.. Bullitt took the
oath of Office he discovered huge bunch
of roses that had been sent in for his
official debut by an admiring friend
Here! What are these roses doing on
my desk?" demanded the new Official
ON being informed, he said he appreciated
the thought that prompted their sending
women
Take them through the department
and distribute them among all the women
clerks, he directed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-07-17
SHIPPING INQUIRY EXTENDED.
WIN Take In Dock, Terminal and
LlGhtep09e COnCePus.

WASHINGTON. July 10, The Ho,we to-
day adopted a resolution extending tho
authority Of the Committee on Merchant
Marine and Fisheries. which 10 conduct :
ing an inquiry into tho 40 called shipping z
trust. NO a. to permit the COMMITTEES TO
inquire into dock companies, terminal
and lighteraGs concerns.
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Miae Explosion KILLS Sir.

R!ch MoND. Va. July lS.--ShOrtly after
o'clock this afternoon six miners were
instantly killed. and three others were
seriously injured in an explosion at the
Dayton coal mines. owned by the Old
Dominion Development Company. about
twenty miles from this city -Four Of
the dead are negroes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-07-17
BRYAN TO STUMP FOR WILSON
VIII Make Speeches From sept. IL
20 Election Eve.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. July 10. William
J. Bryan spent several hours here to-day
before going to Independence. Mo. where
Of the day"
In an interview he said he expected
to begin campaigning for Gov. Wilson
about September 10 and continue until
the night before election.
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Proposes Psnams Canal Trade Com.
mission.

WAsHINGrON. July H. REPRESENTATIVE
J HAMPTON Moorc OF Philadelphia intro
of Panama Canal trade cOinniission FOR
the purpose Of enabling the commercial.
..SricTitMrlI .snd and i!dus.rIsl interests. %
advantages from the opsnlns Of the canal. .
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noMps > sIoCk CEayIEHATEs
s. ss:;s : Is 81 ss::s ss''ft z Sis;
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-09

ana counties Tor tho maintenance Of
schools and for road improvement.
Provided The Guagonholm measure h
passed. q viii mean that New Mexico
win receive 60 per ccntum 81 tho
gross receipts from the Forests. two-
Thirds OF which shall be- available Coz
roa0 construction purposes Fifty per
ceutum Of The gross receipts derived
from forests in New Mnxico Tor 1919
New MeNlco. a. the present time tho
state receives 20 per ccntum OF the
gross recelpt0 ~ the national forests.
This money Us expended hy the state
win approximate 100000. Two
thirds of tho 100000 would be- avall-
able FOR rond work. The sum 81 more
than f5o,00o for road Improvement
in this state would be n biz llft In
tolilgently expended Jointly By the
state and the officials of the forest
service. q great amount nf valuable
and lasting work could be accom-
piished IN one year. and with the
money derived from succeeding year's
earnings, New Mexico could easily be
n network of good roads from al COR
nors OF the state. The earnings 81
the New Mexico forests are Increasing
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-09

wisely directed. viii canse her 20
give 10 her little oncs only tho most
wholesome aad beneficial rcpcdic3
and only when actually needed and
the well-inforirod molhor uses only
the pleasant aud gentle laxative rem-
cdy-Syrip Of Figs and Elixir Of
Scnna-whcn d Laxative j. required.
az It is wholly free from al obicc-
iionable substances. TO SCI its benz
cfcial effects always buy The genu.
inc, manufactured by tho California
Fig SyruD Co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-09

Torturine eczema spreads its burn
inR area every day. Doan's ONT
ment quickly stoDs rs sproading, tn
stanily relieves the itching. cures a
permanently At any drug store.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-09

The foregoinE news from the ma
uonai capital % Ct vital interest 70
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-09

Try a Herald Want Ad. II
win bring you results.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-09

to Denmark and founded the Danish
Enst Asiatic company. which is now
the most Important navigation ana
tfedlng company Of the country An
de.Hen became close friend Of Prince
Waidomar ana his late wife, the
Princess Marie. who was nSted for
her business acumene ENCOURAGED by
ssoh influential backing, he eatab'
lished enormous business concerns IA
All parts OF Europe and the ORIENT
from mining companies TO banks
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-09
HOW THE SANTA FEE
DOLLAR is SPENT


A corps OF % special examiners Of
the interstate commerce commission
has Just completed checking the nc
counts OF the santa Fe az the general
Offices at Topeka and this has resulted
In the compiling Of statement show
ing where the revenues OF the road
come from and in what proportion
ea eh source Is 60 the other.
The Interstate commerce commits
sion, by the way. gave the Santa re
n clean bin o. health Insofar az It's
hooks are concerned.
OF every dollar received 63.7 cents
come from freight traffic, 22.G from
passenger traffic, cents from mail
az from express. 2.2 cents from mis-
ceiIaneous sources. and half cont
from milk an dcxccss basgaFe, leaving
three cents clear income from invost-
ment. The statement includes an
itemlzed list purporting 80 be the corr
rect proportion Of expenditures based
on q dollar. Or every dollar expended
81 cents go for traffic Expenses, 30
cents FOR transportation expenses 1916
cents for Interest. 1i.6 for mnintcn-
anco OF equipment, i2.4 Gets for main
tenance Of way and structure, a.5 cents
for net dividends 90 cents for taxes,
81 cents for miscellaneous toms 30
cents for general expense. ana one
cent for additions and hettermonis'
leaving 80 Gets for surplus.
The average rate ~ divided paid
on dividend paying stock for the last
fiscal year was G.53 per cent; the
average rate ON all stock, ais per
cent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-09
NEW MEXICO MAY BE:
GIVEN ASSISTANCE
N ROAD WORK
Senator Guggsnheim Intro
duces Bill in Senate Pro-
viding for Generous Help
to State in Building Roads.

Washington, March 9.--Tho work
of building highways ana trails ia the
state Of New Mexico may receive q
great impetus before long because OF
the Likelihood OF the passage Of a
bin now pending In congress which
provides that stutcs ga which nation
81 forests are located will receive an
additional 30 per centum of the eress
receipts from anch forests. TO be cx-
pended IN the construction of roads
Tho bill providing for this apprOpri-
alton has beon introduced IA the sem
ate by senator 0uEgonhcim and many
senators are favorable "a the policy.
The money 20 be derived from the
earnings 90 the national forests and
90 be expended Ia state highway s3s-
iems and for the bulidinE OF trails on
the forests. win be spent. by the state
ln cooperation with the forestry scrY-
Ice, according % the terms OF tha
Guggenhoim blil.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-09

each year and u IL likely that within
the next few years the per oentum FOR
road work would total great sum-
u g. to be hoped that the Cuagen-
helm measure viii pass the senato
with n whoop
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-01
The Monarch and the rresiden

The London Pail Mall Gazette commentirk upou MT
carnegie's offer pension former presidents of the
United States, which denominates "a bungng offer
says that it not the of advantages of the
monarchy that under circumstances no question
can arise as to the future OF monarch so far as the
world is concerned" Wnat normal circumstancest
OF the monarchy? Has there been time when the
worldly future of some monarch not uncertain The
English should be the best witnesses to this fact and
The Pail Mall Gazette has under its constant observa
uon evidences Of the instability kings For forty
years Eugene, the brilliant empress Of Franco
has lived in sober quiet in England and her son. the
Prince Imperial porphryrogenitus met his death sery
ing as subaern in the English army During the PEI
riod of Eugenies residence England another remnant
of the monarchy France in the person first OF the
Count of Paris and afterwards Of his son the Duke Of
ne's husband and his uncle, the Great Napoleon has
been an exhibit under Engand's hospitality, Of the
uncertainty of hnsly fate And within the past four
years stil another has been added to the collections
young Manuel of Portugal who slipped of the throne
almost before the blood Of his murdered father and
brother had dried upon it. s
Abdul Hamid of Turkey is being dragged about {
prisoner to escape the expressing Balkans whom he so
long held in contempt in golden palace at stambou
while Peter Karageorgovich called from school teach-
ing in exile to bloody throne drives the Faithful out
of the old seats of Serva Over in the East the little
Chinese Emperor Pu vi is pent in palace while the
republican flag floats in the place sf the blue dragon
Exmonarchs the world has always had to pity or to
fear They plentiful than ex- presidents and
their state comfortable and their employment
infinitely less useful
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-01
Welcome To brunswick, Gentlemen,

To the splendid party OF Toledo business men who
arrive in the city this morning The News on the part
OF the people Of Brunswick extends very cordial vel
this particular stage in the development of
this magnificent little city it is the earnest de-
sire of her people that just such representative captains
of industry should be attracted here We believe we
have in Brunswick the making Of a great port of a
great city and while busy on the lob ourselves
We want much the active aid and cooperation of
others who looking advantageous sites for man
Gfacurng and for the investment sof surplus
capital in f&ds rich in the promise Of handsome dyi-
dends real seaport of deepest on the South
Atlantic giving us the benefit 0f advantage in water
and rail freight rates; an equabfe climate when the
aevrage winter here the Indian summer of less
favored sections; vast fields of diversified
raw material suitable for manufacture into thousands
Of salable articles These and numerous other equally
attractive advantages are ours!
In addition these Glynn county offers to the skilled
and trained farmer soil and fertile as can be
found in the country The United States agricultural
department has only recently investigated the tuation
along that line the reports of the findings are
the effect that lands productive TO wonderful
degree With such conditions as these combined with
an energetic and enterprising people working in har-
mony, through weoicered board Of trade is IT any
wonder that we welcome you gentlemen here today and
bid you examine for yourselves and then-zcome and
help us in the splendid work Of building here great
city? =
Welcome gentlemen, thrice welcome The city ex
tends to its freedom people extend an old
fashioned but none the less sincere greeting
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-01
Most CheerfuIIy

1t affords US great pleasure. TO giveA 10y to the
following very admirable letter, ra s9d from Capt
John G. Stiles who for twentyfour years was in the
service of the Mallory Clyde lines and is therefore
competent authority the subject which he discusses
Editor Brunswick News, City.
Dear sirIn editorial this A NJ on the
change from the Clyde tokhe Mallory line, you
say That after 25 yearsf practically continu-
semi weekly sailinA these are to be cut
into" After having been employed by the NAL
lory and Clyde lines for nearly "a years in 10y
atty to them, l must protest against this item
From 1888 until the Bee Line" commenced,
operation the Mallory Line had weekly SER
vice to and from New York This schedule was
strictly adhered to and was satisfactory TO all
concerned The semi weekly service was only
started by the clyde Line when thu Bee Line
withdrew from Brunswick | am sure that
when the business warrants 1t, the Mallory Line
will increase their saings accordngly-and in
justice to them | would be glad If you would
publish the above Yours truly.
JOHN C STILES
1t was not the intention The News TO do the NAL
lory the Clyde Line the slightest injustice We know
that the operative department OF these great lines must
consider at all times the question earnings While
we regret that these companies saw fit to withdraw
their service from the pqsAs we shall along
with Captain Stiles indulge the nope that not only viii
their freight sangs bertcreased as conditions war
rant but that the passenger of the old Mallory
Line may be also resumed as promptly as condition
will permit We desire to extend our thanks to CAPTAIN
Stiles for placing in the correct attitude for as in
dieated above there desire on our part 10 do
either of these companies an injustice
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-01
eEoReIA's GREAT CORN SHOW.

Atlanta, Ca, December SO, 1912.
Low excursion rates via A., 3. e
A.. the best route and service. Parlor
cars on day trains, sleeping cars on
night trains.
This viii be one of the best corn
shows ever given in the South. An
excellent program of amusementsa
mammoth parade of Military, Boys'
Corn Clubs, Boy Scouts and other
organizations on December 5. Fiji
teen Hundred Corn Club Boys in
line.
The encouragement Of the Youth in
Agriculture means the greatest pros
perity in the future for the South.
Excursion tickets win be sold Be-
ce.nter / to 5 inclusive, with return
limit December 1912.
This will be great oceasion-one-
/, which all eeorgians are interest=
II. Don't miss It y
w. r. LEAHY, fis a. b. DANIEL.
Gen. Pass. Ast. Trav. Pass, Asa.
{. n. FELL,
Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt.
AZ sEta -...--.-s. ...... .Gsorais-
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-01

Greetings to the Athens Banner on its special edi-
hon Just issued 1t is of the neatest yet published
and The Banner and Athens are both to be congratu
lated
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-01

Ex-senator Gordon of Mississippi the aged veteran
who served few months in the senate and achieved
national reputation by his love each other" talks is
dead The world Is better because he went to Wash
ington for few weeks
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-01

Ben Tillmau Jr, and his wife seem to be fond of
airing their domestic infelicites in court For the
sake Of their hafgrown children if for no other rea-
son, they should desist
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-01

According to Speaker Champ Clark the coming ses-
sion OF congress will have twenty-sx working DAYS
Then the usual orations viii have to be cut if any real
work is done.
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-01

Mayor Gaynor perhaps will be able to locate bunch
OF spssude in that verdict OF the jury convctng his
former law partner and ex-cy chamberlain Of brib-
cry
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-01

Savannah is getting under way for one of her old
time municipal campaigns Mayor Tiedeman has made
that city splendid executive Savannah would do
well to call him to office again.
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-01

Every gambling house in New York. under police OF.
ders now has an officer stationed at the doorstep to
advise the public that game is on within. why not
raid the house and stop the game?
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-01

Tart had mince meat pie along with his turkey but
HoVernor Wilson had no turkey at all But he will
have plenty of pie to hand out after March 4
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-01

The Eks memorial service viii be held at the Grand
this evening It is an impressive and very beautiful
one and the public is invited to attend
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-01

The people of the city generally are in good cheer
They feel that broader and more progressive era
of development is at hand.
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-01

Il was lucky that Patrick lawyer Had that
NOT oeen the case long ere this he would entered
mat little room with the single door" at Sing Sing
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-01

republican succeeds Rayner in the senate and Incl
dentaly that makes the democratic majority too close
for comfort in that body
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-01

Here are more unpleasant reflections for Teddy Just
to think he will not have the privilege of opening his
own personally conducted canal
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-01

The entire South was in the embraces of a snowstorm
on THANKSGIVING day While 1t little cold in
Brunswick we lodged the rigors Of snow.
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-01

Now when fellow steals and makes away with a
5000 steam yacht, well that's going some
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-01

SerVia has entered Durazzo very small port on the
Adriatc, unmportant and obscure Austria objects and
a'l Europe trembes for war What a joke
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-01

The universe is we'll" excIams Andrew Carnegie
Well he has title to pretty good portion of it and
Is therefore good witness on the subject
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-01

six billion eggs are on cold in New York In
cidentay the price of eggs is forty cents per dozen in
Brunswick
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-01

What she could not hold in war; she now hopes to win
in diplomacy seems to be the program of Turkey.
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-01

Stop, look and listen There are only nineteen more
working days until Christmas why not shop now?
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-01

ron SAi--An Upright Mathushek
piano, S75; also gas stove, both in
good condition. Apply to Miss Bu-
ford Baker or phone 169. 12-s
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-01

"ANTED-m middle-aged lady, Ger
man preferred, to take a working
interest in bee and chicken farm.
Must have little capital. Matri-
mony not Objectionable. Address
T. Q. Box 63S. Fernandina, Fla. 12-1
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-01

Premium Blend Coffee. best in the
market. Wright & Gowen, phone ss7.
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-01

WANTED, Agents-Eyerybody uses
brushes. We have a new and COM
piete line for every purpose. wa
want q live agent to represent us
IN this county and state. Full par
ticulars on request. Fuller Brush
company, Hartford, Conn.
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-01

weA here is TO the Turkey that used to be--in any
event.
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-01
Our Leading Brands
BRUNSWICK, Ga
IMPORTERS OF BEST GRADES
HAVANA TOBACCO.

lossERs; J. J. Lssner Horchardt j. M Burnett
the LoLe"s Co. The Downing Co, w Fndiey Bowie Co