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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-03-30

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-03-30
BABY P|T|FUL
SIGHT WITH ECZEMA
Completely Covered. Bandaged from
Head to Foot. Dared Not Wash
Him. Used CuticuraSoap and 0int-
ment4Weeks and He Was Cured.

"a few days after birth we noticed an in
famed spot on our baby's hip which soon be-
gan spreading until baby was completely COW
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-03-30

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-03-30

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-03-30
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Why not start a Savings ac- I
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with as little as one dollar de-
) post.
Resources over. 81, 100, 10000 :
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The evening world., 1912-04-11
AIKEN IS WAITING
WORD FROM BEACH.

AIKEN. 8. c.. April l1.-Dshnite word
70 expected to-day by the authorities a.
to the date Of return Of Frederick o.
Beach to answer the charge against
him Of attempting to kill his wife on
the night Of Feb. &c.
1t Is known lie 10 q guest Of William
X. Vanderbilt In Paris. where he wen,
hurriedly from London. He 10 expect.
Cd to cable bis lawyers to-day when he
expects 10 leave for REV York.
The authorities laugh a his state
msnt In London that the only evidence
they have against him 10 the fact that
his clothing wal bloody. the result Of
carrying his wife into the house after
seeing her negro ~assailant running
away. They resent the statement cred.
tied to him In dispatches tina. he Is
accused for the purpose Of abiing tho
detectives to set the reward. they hav-
Ing been unsuccessful in nndlng the
negro.
Special Agent Baughn said to-day;
Beach knows We rave his knife, We
did not have the experts opinion that
the stains on It were blood when he
left. We are now following q newly
discovered trail which promises to Dc.
velop additional testimony"
The evening world., 1912-04-11
PRETTY GIRL SAYS AUNT
MADE HER "WHiTE SLAVE"
Ran Away From Home and Harlem
Kin Promised to Be.
friend Her.

Theodore Lenhoff. . former keeper in
the penitentiary. and his wife. Re-
bscca. were placed on trial before Judge
Grain IN General Sessions to-day on a
charge Of having compelled their nine>
te~sn.year-old niece. Jennie Johnston. to
serve as a white slave in their home
1t Nc. 161 Manhattan avenue.
Tho girl. who testified against her
relatives to-day. Is unusually pretty.
Her o Of her aunt's conduct to-
ward her seemed incredible. but her
testimony was backed UP by several
detectives who had Investigated the
Lennon fiat at the request Of n%eighbors.
The girl related chat she had run away
from her HON In Bergenfeld, ~. j..
md. coming to New York. met her
aunt. Mrs. Lenhoff. she said. induced
her to come and live with her and told
her she would show her how to wear
diamonds and silks.
Lenhof. the uncle. was dismissed from.
his place a. keeper IN the Pen!tentiary
for Usiling cocaine to the prisoners.
The evening world., 1912-04-11
RIDES FOR NICKEL
ON WILLIAMSBURG SPAN.
Public Service Commission Orders
Reduction by Line Earning
Over 100 Per Cent.

The Public Service Commission to-day
notified the Bridge Operating Company
that hereafter the fare across the Will
iamsburg Bridge must be reduced from
three to wv cents. and that three tick
cts for Ave cents be issued to all
patrons demanding them. The order
goes into effect April %.
This action was taken on the recon-
mendation OF Commissioner Maltbie,
who. at public hearings, ascertalned
that h company was making a profit
OF more than 100 per cent. on its three
cent fare line. This company was
owned Jointly by the New York City
Railway Company and the b. Il. T..
each having subscribed Tor one-half Of
e10O.0 900 capital stock.
Later the Brooklyn heights Railroad
Company n the New York Railway
Company assumed all obligations of OPP
Grating the line. and still later the
Coney Island and Brooklyn Company
was let h for Is per cent. Of the net
profits.
Commissioner Maltbde said to-day that
. further reduction In fare might be
demanded without doing the company
IN injustice.
The evening world., 1912-04-11
WALL STREET

A reactionary tendency at the opening
OF the stock market to-day wal not per-
United to run far Cor supporting orders
were Immediately forthcoming after
fractional declines were recorded IN
Steel. Union Pacific and Copper. In the
ensuing upturn the list was elevated
considerably above the final n OF
yesterday. The most conspicuous rise
occurred In Canadian Pacific. which shot
up I points to Xl.
A firm tone was maintained in the
subsequent dealings.
Individual rises In Reading and Erie
early In the afternoon eliminated a
midday advance. Erie on buying re-
ported for London accounts rose over
50. the highest Of the year. READING
was In psrsistsnt demand around les
In the nnal hour heavy realising de.
vsioped that lowered the list At the
end. A feeble rally In the last few
minutes put the market above the low
est range. but losses prodominatsd al
closing time.
The evening world., 1912-04-11
tors Sister Saw Him From
Window After Screams
Were Heard.
CONFLICTS.
Investigator Says Victims
Story and That of Husband
Do Not Agree.

Do Not Agree.
tspeeiG 70 rhs wshd.)
A1BN, o. c.. April 1.-THE verbs tim
teuQ1nooy given In the once Of Mayor
0Se1b ~ Frsasrsck O. Beach and Mrs
- duinS the secret invsstigatiou
- ~ shs authorities into the mys.
eeEoonD attack On Mn. Beach 10 to-day
- pssus.
y WAs - thas Inquiry and partly on
thA65eoDtimony that the foundation was
iat6ees -proossdings that resulted IA the
tasuonse Of warrant accusing Mr..
49, q having committed the assault.
Beach had declared that her a.
0os w. . nssro. poorly dressed and
wu.3nG . long. shabby coat. The
yeu4Der D.. WymAn. who attended Mrs.
49, AFTER che was a,ashsd. told Of his
'aoo8 having sssa . man running away
- - scsos. down the alley toward
~ lassroad cut" and that this man
' cult .'A '.' '''A'' nicely
- Beach was asst questioned by
ogoQAl Agent Bsughn ct her home on
- : The second inquiry was IN
- 8Ayors o6ios March -. A diagram
- - DsaOh promises wa on q table.
n1ooha says: AT 80 p. NJ. Tuesday,
1gagA - Beach and wife arrived as tho
1890 O0eA I separated him ana his
~ ~ tanned 20 him arst In the pri.
"8SvVO WIZ oCReAM AND NE
RAN oUroiDE.
Deash's statement the, v... ..s.
~ aaA saf vere m me r,.a,ne
roenL ~ wife ala thai n vou,d
~ - 1oss out and Immediately Ven,
- NE was gone only Q few minutes
-voQ ] hoard her sorsam. ! ran out
- seun0 my wife at ths oornsr Of the
- whsn ! got 10 her she fell In
n = ut'eo nef up and carried
,.s no"ss sac 1877 hsr standing
~" ~. "s Ns'o' ahd ran
Nswoerry street
- ~ esso ana Snosksd ON shs Hoo~
(wt1A wSs aisssd. and Miss HoIflns lei
49,
'SDen ] picsed my wife up from the
- - oarnsd her In laid her on
- -. 49, Hoil'ns asssting me. I
~&0eaastely vent PACK out to get
ms ". wyman n son.
T . throat was
49, " .ns room with
49, - So ~ "yman was
~. zs~- :. 1870. o.ooa WIN
~. ~ Hal S,H went
ts1~o - stoopln~ =. No. - 49, ms
~ fnsera'" VIZ"
- Nrs. Beach mads hs, .,.,.-
30d1ko 20, the nisht I M. .~.s.u,,ss !.
49, Iatus after 3 O'Clock. = -, -
~ - aoe, out. ana an --,,....
- Vaik I sav = man .t.ndsr. Va
T, 49, - ny fence. ana A ,urrsa =. -
~ 1pius down IN. iittis -r.v., ..N,s
49, - Zee. I sav mi. w.--u"AN
! 5000 M. ana n. ! - ~
tnN n>aoh Al 90. ~ was
49,, fer or erom K.u. -. wv
ygeg1kma.., 40
loAs1 -
m:eS"0e VHOM
0AHH'MAN.
NsAe s'me was tandin half way
c.~ss 'ee ron steps n tho corner
49, turning 70 the LEFT ~ you
49,. Ok my 'front.' door. He came
.ss NJ no'oinS out both n -
hena me somsthins. which !
s.ent was tns message he spoke OF
sT0" AA"e from Hartman. By
~ Pme ne was 1t me and put both
~ on my shoulders and showed mi
1ouq to my knees"
y. g 1fs. Beach. where were YOU stand.
.tnos - II half way between your from
49, snd the corner of the plaza
'ou sa"e OUT o'
uon' eoos'
t = Tai 70 correct
did You do then!
= struck him twice. then l felt tina.
Was straugilny and by that time
w standing At the corner of IN,
nae~a ana hesrd m. .crssn door .,.,
~ : Sr.-rr,. - w.. 49, -"
-. p.~.s S
,me out sac ,he sereei
The evening world., 1912-04-11
WxA1 1v1DY WoNAx xuown

and man too. for that matter, 10 thai
the 1s.page Joke Book which goes with
the Sunday World 10 Just about the
c~levsrest thinE. eve given with q news
paper. A NEW n next Sunday. Don't
forget to order from newsdealsr In
advanco.
The evening world., 1912-04-11
BEACH KEEPS SILENCE
ON X MYSTERY,

PARIS. April ii.-Frederick O. Beach.
tho Wall street broker against whom
the legal authorities In Aiken. s. c.,
have issued q warrant on the charge
OF assault and battery with intent TO
kill his wife, wrote a note to-day to In
curing newspapermen declaring thai
he still had no statement to make I'm
connection with the charge and pointing
out that the affair Ia In the hands Of
his lawyers In New York.
The evening world., 1912-04-11
DROPS HER BABY
TO FIGHT THIEVES
NEAR BROADWAY
Mrs. Vietti Finds Robbers at
Her Home at No. 2iO West
Forty-third Street.

Pistol shots and a night between po-
licemen and thieves on the front steps
Of . boarding house at No. 2io West
~rorty.third street just on Broadway at
noon to-day. sent q spasm OF excite
ment all up and down tho big street.
At the end Of II all two burglars. with
heads laid open by policemen's clubs
and all the nfht gone from them. were
taken down to Headquarters.
There 10 q large boarding house at No.
40. which 10 run by John vietti and his
wife. Louise. Mrs. .vietti heard q noise
In one Of her boarder's rooms on the
third floor and went to the door to In
vestigate. She carried her baby in her
arms. TWO men. n with . revolver.
met Mrs. Vietta At the door. She
screamed. The men pushed by her and
began to ace down stairs. Mrs. Viettrs
husband had rushed out from another
room and Joined his wife In the chase.
lust as they turned to 60 down tho
last night o { stairs one Of h burglars
wheeled and fred a shot. which passed
under Mrs. Vietti's arm. Then both In
truders fumbled with the front door. but
could not open It Immediately.
nj AR0 nAOv m ARADDlE
The evening world., 1912-04-11

house while his pals were inside stayed
there through all the excitement.
When the captured thieves were taken
to the station they gave their names
as Frank Burns of No. TAG West Forty
third street and william Godfrey OF
Westchester village. They refused to
divulse the name OF the third who had
escaped. Burns was the one pointed out
by Mrs. Viettl as the man who had
done the shooting, A bunch OF skeleton
keys was found In hi spocket.
The evening world., 1912-04-11

same. After they carried her upstairs
she sent down for him several times.
q. IL there. anything else that you
. think OF That you could state?
4. ~ the time Of the second scream
my sister said . man was running
down he alley toward the railroad
cut.
q. Your sister saw thasS A. Yes.
cir.
q. Dia she say whether u Wa q
white or black maAf A. She could NOT
tell. He had o. . gray suit rather
nicely dressed.
The evening world., 1912-04-11
oRoPs Her sAsv TO oRAPPLE
WITH THIEVEo.

John Vietti had ducked but his more
valiant wife. dropping her baby. pur-
sued the two and grappled with them
at the door and another shot was fired.
That also missed its mark.
The viettis' daughter. Mrs. Ida POSI-.
and q servant. Mary simpson. were In
tho Kitchen when the first shot sounded.
Immediately afterward a mar ducked
through the basement door through the
the kitchen past the startled women and
out over the back fence.
The nghting blood in the feminine
branch of the Vietti family inspired
Mrs. Pozsi to lunge into one burglar
while Mary Simpson tackled the other.
They fought down tho steps and the
burglars were getting the best Of 1t
when Policemen Walsh and Merz of the
West Forty-seventh street station ran
up.
The policemen had to club the two
burglars to the verge Of inconsistencies
before they yielded. The third. who had
run through the kitchen when the shoot
ing began. could not be found. But q
collie dog which ne had been holding
on q leash or the porch Of the boarding
The evening world., 1912-04-11
oToRiEs DIFFERED FROM
THE SECOND.

~. Dauehn called attention to the
1te1egoacs In the statements made by
=. ed Mrs. Beach at the FIRST inter-
V3oW Nj. Beach said ne lifted up his
- ard carried her into the house
o1Dos ne screamed for him from the
M and that Miss fiollins opened the
49, eer them. Mrs. Beach stated that
Uona hsr husband found her shs was
yl0k@DG toward the porch and fai IN
- thst - assllts1 her IN
ss:s,: ~. 8 = :
The evening world., 1912-04-11
SAID WIFE WENT OUT AFTER
THE FIRST SCREAM.

she sail that positively.
Q. Do you think Of anything she saidf
4. She was very anxious to know
whether she was going to die or not. We
assured hor that II was not a. bad a.
that.
Q. Did you hear Mr.. Beach say any
thing about where no was when II oc-
cured? A. Mr.. Beach's description that
he and his wife were reading In their
sitting room when they heard The frst
scream; that Il came from down the
alley In tho direction OF his partition;
then Mrs. Beach left the room with her
dogs and went to the front gate; then
he heard another scream. which was
from his wife. and said no caught her at
the edge OF the piazza and brought her
In and laid her on a sofa.
Q. What else did he sayf A. lie
picked her up In his arms and carried
her IN and laid her on the sofa.
q. What slssf a. Then he said he
could have trtppsd h negro mp ~ he
ran ont Of the front gate II he had had
presence Of mind enough and that the
negro ran ont OF h front gate and
around the orn
Q. What else? A. ! asked him why
he was outside and knocking at the
door. Ills answer "es very Indefinite.
because he though he had gone up-
stairs for his pistol and after that time
he went after the negro; that Is whal
ne thought. he never aid tell me salts
fsotortly why no ran out.
q. How was his bearing toward hi,
wifef A. Very afectionate. Held heI
hand all the time
Q. How was sne toward hims A. Tn,
The evening world., 1912-04-11
MRS.WKNANpERBll
SRs
ACTIVE SECURITIES.

Uaitsd. ststs Steel, 1A7. COO shares; Reading.
ia. 100 sharss; Erie, On. 800 shares: Copper, so, 100
shares; Union Pacific. ~. 100 shares and Canadian
Pscific. z. ZOO shares.
The evening world., 1912-04-11
Two Children Meet Death In singu-
lar Ways.

Death claimed two children In singu.
lar ways yesterday. In Boston a frolic-
some puppy Jumped at Mary sw!stsk
died before . doctor could reach her.
The evening world., 1912-04-11
Mary was four years old and lived

mary was iour years o'o -nu "'so
Ware. 4Ay
In Manchester. Me-. Frank W. jones'
Of Augusta, Me-. aged sixteen years.
was gathering brown tail moth noots
when his pruning pole cams in contact
with the high tension line Of . street
railway and 1900 volts passed through
his body, killing him instantly. "A
The border vidette., 1912-08-10
BIG MINING DEAL.
Arizona-Pacific Copper Go. Buys the
 Augustus Group.

Wednesday in this city, the Arizona Pacific Copper Com pany, an English syndicate, re presented by Fraser and Posey, purchased from N. A. Mcdonald and John A. Mcdonald of Har- shaw, and August Yarick of Patagonia, the August group of eight mining claims, situated in the famous old WrightsOn min ing district, Santa Rita noun tains, twelve miles north of Pa tagonia.
 The price paid for these splen- did properties, on which con siderable profitable exploration and development work has been done in the past, was only $50, = GOO, a substantial cash payment being made through The First National Bank of Nogales, to MT. Yarick and his associates.
 It is understood that the Ari- Pacific Copper Company, of which Colonel O. P. Posey is president, and Allan G. Fraser, secretary, will in the very near future commence the active ope- ration of their newly property on a big scale, and already an English engineer, MT. T. Gun ningham, has been sent to make surveys and maps of the prop erty.
 News that a strong syndicate with plenty of money has ac quired the Augustus group, will be learned with pleasure by everybody in the county, for the deal means that one of the best mining districts in Santa Cruz county will now be thoroughly explored and developed and an other producer giving employ ment to many people, added to the list of paying mines near home.
 Certainly Santa Cruz county is fast coming into her own.
The border vidette., 1912-08-10

Ed. Massey, one of the best known mining men in the state of Sonora, accompanied by Mrs. Massey is a guest at the Nation al hotel, where he is under the medical care of Dr. Sneaker. Only another case of ivy poison, contracted at the mines, and Ed. will be as good as new in few days, thanks to his physician and Mrs. Massey's careful nurs- ing. Dr. Mabry of Imuris and E. B. Sharpe, of Magdalena, ac- companied Ed. and after turning him over to Dr. Sneaker return ed home Wednesday.
The border vidette., 1912-08-10

Monday Superintendent Dyer,
 accompanied by his wife and little daughter and a lady friend of
 Mrs. Dyer, visited Nogales from
 Tucson. They were chaperoned
 while here by Assistant Superin-
 tendent H. T. Kruttschnitt, who
 spends much of his time in the
 Line City, where we have the l finest summer climate in the state.
 John Hoy and J. F. Higgins, 1 two of the best known mine
 experts in the country recently examined mining properties
 in the Patagonia and HarShaw
 mining districts for Senator Clark and other big interests. The gentlemen were guests at
 Montezuma hotel Wednesday of of this week having arrived from Patagonia by automobile:
 The ball game last Sunday between Nogales and Tucson, on the local diamond, resulted in a victory for the visitors, all of whom expressed themselves as delighted with their visit here and the royal treatment accorded them by the Nogales team, the fans and our citizens generally. A big crowd enjoyed the game, during which many brilliant, sensational plays were made by members of both hines. Captain Taylor hopes in the near future to take his bunch to Tucson for a return game.
 Henry Brown, Nogales boy, son of Dr. Brown, deceased, one of Nogales early pioneers, and brother of Mrs. Eduardo Rami- reg, is here visiting relatives and old time friends, whom he has not seen for a number of years. | Henry went to the state of Chia- pas, Mexico, several years ago and engaged in the business of | made snug fortune, having in one year realized between seven ty and eighty thousand dollars net profit on his coffee. He is | accompanied by his wife, a charming Mexican lady, and | their bright little son. A host | of old friends and acquaintances | in the the line city, are glad to | welcome Henry and his little fla | mily.
 Doe" W. w. Downie, mine foreman at Fl Tajo mines out | from Poza station on the Sonora railway, arrived from the mines Thursday evening, being met | here by his friend Gus Yarick. Downie while driving between the mines and the station Thurs day morning was met by a band | of heavily armed Yaquis, who stopped him and demanded arms and ammunition. He had noth- ing but money, and naturally felt a little uneasy, until one of the Indians whom he had doctor ed at the mine, recognized him and not only gave him free pass to the station but sent along a private body guard, in order to guarantee his benefactOr'S safety from rowing bands of Yaquis. From now on Doe" Downie is a friend of the In dians. After enjoying a few days with friends, Doe will return to Fl TajO.
The border vidette., 1912-08-10
LOCAL ITEMS.

AuOUIl0G DlS IIIIlIHS Ocdl IS OIl the tapis.
 Senator J. A. Harrison spent Monday in the city from his
 ranch home.
 W. F. Overton is improving
 his splendid home place on So
 noita avenue.
 Colonel George w. Atkinson was here yesterday from his CalabaSaS ranch.
 Marsh sells corrugated iron, both painted and galvanized. Write for prices. If.
 The infant child of Mir. and Mrs. C.P. Cronin is dangerously ill a the Sisters Hospital.
 Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Conard are having a fine time in San Francisco. They will return home in day or two.
 John Jund, Jr., his received a handsome B. M. & F auto and is busy showing his friends some real touches of high life.
 John E. Mcintyre, the mine manager, is here from TOnOchi, a big mining property. He left there before the rebels arrived.
 Alfred $. Donau. of Tucson, accompanied by Superior Judge William Cooper of Pima County and Attorney Kingan, of Tucson spent Monday in Nogales on Superior Court business.
 Nicholas J. Kunny, secretary of the Float Gold Amalgamating A Company, is here from Los An geles, on company business, be- ing a guest of Louis Hartman, the company's superintendent.
 Captain Milan, of General Vi Icons staff, has graduated from Mira Monte, and is again look ing the picture of health, after a month spent at that famous re- sort where he took the Rest cure"
 R. R. Coleman, president of the Zambona Development Com pany, spent Thursday here trans acting private business. From here he went to Phoenix where he is interested in a big land 
 George Januel, the expert German barber, on Morley Ave. in Brickwood building, guaran- tees his work, and respectfully invites you to give him a trial. neat and clean. Hair Cutting a speciality. tf.
 N. Leeker, proprietor of La this week received a letter from his boys, who with their mother are enjoying an outing at San Diego, in which they stated they had caught a big lot of fish, and were having a splendid time.
 Lieutenant E. l.. Chalfant, A. | N. G., has received an invitation l to attend the annual maneuverS l now in progress at Fort Hua- | chuca, as a guest of the com handing officer. Lieut.. Chalfant | nay spend a couple days with he boys next week.
 Bracey Curtis, president of The First National Bank of No- gales, went to Guaymas We'd 1esday on business connected with The Yaqui River Land & irrigation Company, being ac- by his attorney Emi- io Gonzales of this city.
 Eduardo Ramirez. who with lis family resided in Nogales many years, has been spending ! couple of days here from Her nosillo, where he is now in the of the state government. Mrs. Ramirez and the children Lre spending the summer in Nogales.
 B. Palmer, of Tucson. who has ,een making regular trips here for the purpose of Se- turing laborers to work for the Southern Pacific, again visited Nogales,. several days this week, and succeeded in round ng up a bunch of men for his 
 Cyrus Marsteller spent We'd lesday in the city from his new y acquired ranch, the Old Ekey Place, out on the river, where le is raising thoroughbred cattle, etc. Cy. says the
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