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Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-16
MORE. ARRESTS IN BANK CASE
Detectives Take Two More in con"ection With New West
 minister Case.

Columbus. O.. Nov. lG.--Thr arrest If H. F.. Campbell and Jos "ph Gavin today by detectives from Chicago may lead iu a clear ing up of the robbery of bank m New Westminster. E. c.. on Srpt"rnb"r i5. 1911. Inc police declare.
 Lnna Wilson. of Chiragn. {. friend of Big Charley" Monta- gu". now being searched for all over the country for alleged com plicity in the robbery. last nigIn identified Campbell. who claims |" br an advertising solicitor. as q brother of Big Charley" At first il was believed Campbell was Big Charley" himself.
 When the home of CampbrIl Was searched. pictures of James \. Stacy and Frank West wrr.. found. Stacy i> under arrest in Chi"a"n. charged with assault tn kill Lieut.. Burns. 0T Ihr Chicago police.
 Burns was assaulted and beat "n in a saloon when hr tried ln arrest Big Charley" Monlacur and others singlr-handcd for tho robbery.
 Campbell and his wife came here six weeks ago and Gavin has been rOOming at their home.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-16
SCIENCE CHURCH
 GETS THE MONEY
Entire Amount to be Turned Ov- CT is in Neighborhto of
 s2,0oo,ooo.

l;"-i"u. Ma>>.. Nov. IT, Mr,. Mary Baker Eddy. fuunhrr of the Christian Science Church. had II, Massachusetts al Inc lime of hrr death SS2.Si3.1J in prrsuu- al property, and real estate val u"d at SI55, ,O00. according iu the report of the appraisers of the csiaio.
 All the personal property goes |" the Christian Science Church under the decision of the Su- prenc Court Of New Hampshire. which sustained the will of Mrs. Eddy. The entire amount Inc New Hampshire administrator will turn over to the church is about S2,OOO,O0O.
 The Massachusetts Suprc,n, Court, which has Jurisdiction only over the $i55,OO0 of real cs- tate within the commonwealth, has decided that the statute bars the Christian Science Church from receiving this property as left by Mrs. Eddy's will, but that the property may be administered as a charitable trust by the trustees appointed by the court.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-16
THEY WILL TALK
 ABOUT ALASKA
Mining Congress to Discuss Pol icy Best Adapted to Develop
 ment of Mineral Wealth

Sp"kanr. WaSh.. Nov. li.-- When Ihc Alaskan question i~ taken up for diSriIsSinn at ihr Fifteenth Annual SrSSiun nf the American Mining Congress. which meets in this riiy November o5- 70. Il will br considered bN ;l large number of men who haV,. spent |, number of years in that country. bravrd iis hardshipS and and understand the actual rnndi- tion and what change nf policy IS necessary in order tn develop ills vast rr>oIIrr"> in In" fullest extent.
 Tho American Mining Congress has felt that th" actual resident was the best qualified person ln franl" such resolutions as will hr inc basis or all Alaskan campaign in hr carried nn during ih" rn,n- ing session of cnnrrr>>.
 Acting upon Ili> belief. in> ilH- lions haV" been extended io some I5O r>ihrnis nf thai territory Iu attend Ih" Spnkaur Sr-Sinn and aid in he development of q pol icy best adapi"d lO further the development of Alaska.
 Much interest has been aruus- cd through the invitation. and. Judging from the number of ac- cePtanccs already received. q drl- egation of several hundred will attend tho convention.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-16
BRITISH CRISIS
 BECOMES ACUTE
Unionists Jeer Proposal to Re- verse Home Rule Vote and
 Force Adjournment.

London, Nov. .h h6.L-UniOniStS jeered uprOariously today when Premier Asquith proposed in the House of Commons that the vote defeating the Irish Home Rule amendment be rescinded. X scene of uncomfortable disorder followed and the opposition final ly forced all adjournment with out action.
 The situation iS almost wiIh- out precedent iu British parlia- mcntary history. The UninniSt x claim that the government has met d defeat which calls for dis solution of parliament and ap- peal to the country. The Lihcral ministry seems to be trying ln rvahr this impending n"rrSS iiy
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-16
GOMPERS DEFENDS
 H|sLAB0R RECORD
Denies That He Has Used Posi- ton at Head of Federation
 for Politics.

Rochester, x. Y., Nov. l6.-- Samuel GOmperS made a public statement today denying the charge of the Socialists that he has been trying tn make a pO- litical machine of the Federation of Labor for his own purposes. He says the federation is not a political organization and he has never used it as such. He crit iciSrs the SOcialiSiS for attack ing him m that ground and says they have raised a false issue.
 IL S"rIm> probable that Comp CTS will hr r,-rl"cicd, although if" opposition in him k active and bitter. Tn" factinnal feel Ing .In In' Federation i- rrra. = ing personal "nIniIi">.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-16
GUN MEN USED
 TO COVER TRAIL
Defendants on Trial fo. Rosen- thai Killing Accuse Web
 ber and Vaiion.

New York, Nov. l6.--Gyp the Blood, Whitey Lewis and Lefty Louie each went on the witness stand yesterday in their trial for inc murder oD Herman Rosen- thai and in picturesque Bowery vprnacular testified that Bridgie Wcbber, Harry Vallon and a mys- tcri"us third man they did not know, shot RoSenthal while they stood near as innocent byStand- CTS. They said tn y were lured thtrr by Jack Rose, who set for them on the prrleNl that he was anxious lO see them al the Metro pole, and that the Shuoting was done by the men they accuse d moment after they stepped out of the automobile.
 Tn" accounts given hy the three defendants were exactly alike. similar in the language employed in the telling, and ap- prTred to hay" been carefully re- h"arS",l.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-16
TELLS HISTORY
 OF M'NAMARAS
Describes Wreckins Of Los An seIes Times Building tn
 Full Detail.

Indianapolis, Nov. i6.--Ortie McNanigal, on the witness stand today, told for the first time in public the history of the wrecking of the Los Angeles Times build ing, and the connection of the McNamaras with that crime. as we'll as others in which they wcr involved with himself.
 McNanigal said that the gas jcIS were broken in the Times building just prior tn the cXplo- sion in order tn have thr aid of the gas in adding In ihr "xpln- Siv" effect and to the sweep nr tn" flames expected Iu follow the wrrcking. He said they planned to make In" whole concern 20 tn hell at uEcr, hoping that q conn plrt" clran-up would get OiiS.
 The witness also told of hid ing in inc woods of northern Wisconsin Io escape detectives when they were close nn his trail after dynamiting.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-16
TURKEY APPEALS
 FOR ARM|ST|CE
Ottoman Government Getting Sick of HostiIities From
 Balkan States.

CunStantinople, Nov. i6.--The Turkish government today ask ed the Bulgarian government for an armistice. The Porte is anX- iouS to secure peace without further fighting and before in lcrvenlion by the powers.
 The situation in the city is becoming desperate on account of the cholera plague and the growing shortage of provisions nf many kinds.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-16
BRIGADE
 ANN0YS SAILORS
Admiral Reynolds Complains of Seattle Squad and cotteriiI
 Defends.

Washington, D. c., Nov. 1G.-- Admiral Reynolds. commanding the Pacific fleet, has complained to the secretary of the navy that sailors from warships in Seattle harbor are followed and annoy ed continually by the female pur- fly squad "f that ciiy.
 Mayor C"tt"rill denies that the sailors have been p"r>rrut"l or thai special attention has been given them by tn" purity >uuad.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-16
PAGE MAY NOT
 TAKE VALDEZ JOB
Clerk at Fairbanks Coming Here Soon but Doubtful About
 Transferring.

Fairbanks, Nov. iG.--C. C.. Page declines to say whether or not he will go to Valdez to be- come clerk of the district court there. He leaves the impression from his refusal to commit him self that he will remain in Fair banks. He will start next Mon day for the coast to be in Val dez at the trial of the bankers, but will return to Fairbanks.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-16
SWEPT TO DEATH
 OVER THE FALLS

Niagara Falls, NOov. l6.-Chris- tian kledehn, i5 years old, a fire man, committed suicide this morning by Jumping into the riv- Or near Prospect Point and going over the AtnstiSan Falls. J. H. Read, Of Cambridge, Mass, was near the man when he leaped, and made a brve effort to reach
 him. Kledehn waved to'Read as he. was swept toward the falls, and called out ''soodGbye." No reason Known for the suicide. The body has not been recovered.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-16
REVENUE CUTTER
 FOR PRISONERS

Tn" revenue cutter Bear was ordered tO Nome by the treasury department to remain until No- vembcr 10 for the purpose of transporting number of prison CTS and insane persons, as well as witnesses, who have been de- tafn"d there for the trial of a number of criminal cases during the last two months.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-16
HENRY WILL NOT
 RUN FOR SPEAKER
Texas Congressman Not Candi- date and Champ Clark Will
 Probably Hold Job.

Washington. Nov. i6.--Enn- gr"sSman Henry, nf Texas. state, that hc will not br d candidate for Tn" Sprak"rShip of ih" next House. He has been urged by InillI"ncrS hostile in Champ Clark In get in the race. II iS asSum- "d generally liaI Clark will b.. r"-"l"ri"d without Srri"us, npln Siiiun.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-16
M'CLUNG QUITS
 GOVERNMENT JOB
With Secretary Mcveagh and Resigns.

Washington. D. c.. Nov. l6.-- l.r" MrclunG. trraSur r of the Unified SiatrS. resigned today on account of friction with Srrrr- tary MrN"a"h over departmental affairs. Mrt.llnr iS q Trnnr- Srr man. His slIrrr~~ur has not been inhiraird as the rr~ignaI ion Was mol nrrSIaloWrh
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-16
FUNERAL SERVICE
 BE HELD MONDAY
Body Will be Buried In Local Cemetery Awaiting Instruc-
 tions From Relatives.

Tn" bod. nr Dave Waiilruu. WlI" Was huru",l in death yr>irr- day Iunr1ning. will hr partially rnIbaInl"d and then buried n the local cemetery awaiting insIrllr- iinns from the relatives ur tlr dGcrasrh.
 Nu will has brrn found among the effects of the dead man. and as he was without funds. il was dctcrmin"d to arrange for a To- cal burial. Judge shepard. inc commisSionr. has wired to a niece living in New York state as to what disposition they wish ad made of the body, and should they desire it shipped to the states it will be done later.
 No details of the burial ser vices have been announced, but all arrangements will be made tonight. Robbins and Caswell have removed the body to their undertaking parlors in the Me- Kinlcy hall building.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-16
LIEUT.. KUNz|G ID
 60 TO FAIRBANKS
Fort Lisoum Quartermaster to Have Charge Of Signal
 Corps In Tanana.

Fairbanks, Nov. i6.--Licul. Singleton, who has been at the head of the Signal Corps service in the Tanana, has been ordered outside and will be succeeded here by Lieut.. Kunzig, now quar- trmastcr at Fort Liscum. The change will take place as soon as Lieut.. Kunzig arrives hero.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-16
WILL
 EXPLORE FURTHER
Plans to Start. North In June to Hunt Lost Continent in Beau
 fort sea.

Washington. b. c., Nov. l6.-- Dr. St"tfansnn iS cIuipping an- ihrr Arctic expedition and will StarI north mrXI Junr. IIr rN- poets to spend three years in RraufnIi sea hunting evidence, of q lost continent which hr h.-
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-16
cordova Saloon Closed.

The application of Ncls smith for a renewal of his saloon li- ccnsc at Cord6va was denied by Judge Overfleld yesterday on the ground that too much disorder had occurred in the place. Cor dova still has more saloons than con do a profitable business.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-16
AEROPLANES AID
 BULGARIAN GUNS Aim of Artillery Largely Directed by Information Received ..
 From Bird Men.

London, Nov. IG.--It is re- ported from the Balkan war that the accuracy of the Bulgarian artillery is largely due to the aid "f acroplancs. which have sail d over the Turkish drfenses and Giv4n information to the gun ucrS that has enabled them tu aim with thr most deadly "f- feel
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-16
atohner Movoments.

Mariposa sails from Seattle 18th. Yukon sails from Seattle goth. Northwestern, sailed for Seattle i5th.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-16

Pierpont Morgan was given f65,,000 shares of Harvester Trust stock, now worth st3,000,- poo, for the use of his name in promoting it.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-16
NEW RECORD BY
 TYPEWRITER GIRL Florence Wilson Hits Keys ac- curateIy 117 Words a Min
 ute for an Hour.

New York. Nov. i6.--Flnrrnrr W ll>nn nailr a new rrrnrh for fast IyprwritinG here today when she wrote IF words a minute steadily for an hour with almost r"rfrri arrurary.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-16
GREEKS SEIZE
 AMERICAN SHIP Annetta Captured While Carry ing Contraband of War Near
 Battle Ground.

London. Nov. '6.--II iS report rd from Athens that the Greeks captured the American steamer Annclia today, carrying contra hand of war in Grrcian waters.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-16

The schooner Silver Wave was wrecked in Boring sea with 70 tons of tin orc from York.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-16

Wilson carried Illinois by i7,-
 900, though the yahoo vote of Chicago gave the Bull Moose a
 big lead in the city. -
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-16

Parisian surgeons took a'play.. ed out stomach from a main antl substituted the stomach of an hroVvfa7sycsu~isich ets ssioss.sy good work in it's new job.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-16

-Neugarok has petitioned for a s~ssk 5sssssft tssefvsce-jwsts6s fl. thore was chance to get it.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-16

Kansas gave iWifson 10000 plurality over the Bull Moose.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-16

New arrivals on Northwestern --cOats, One-piece dresses and evening gowns at ITarvcy's Tog- gery. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-16

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-05-16
THREE SOLID CARLOADS
OF BOTTLES RECEIVED HERE
Local Coco Cola Company Receives
a Record Shipment.

Probably the largest single ship
ment of bottles ever received by one
concern in this section of the state
came in yesterday for the Brunswick
Coco Cola Bottling company. In all
there were three solid carloads, the
total number of bottles costing ap-
proximately $4,000.
The business of this concern has
increased with great rapidity recently.
Not only Brunswick is supplied by
the company, but heavy shipments
are made daily to nearby places and
the company has maintained a we'll
earned reputation for putting the pop
lar beverage up in a most satisfac-
tory manager
Many bottles are used daily by the
company and recently a shortage has
been experienced, consequently a
large order was placed and the full
shipment arrived yesterday.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-05-16
HE CAN'T SLEEP
IN DEATH CELL
RlcHEsoN TOSSED ABOUT EN-
TIRE TIME DURING FIRST
NIGHT IN CELL.

Boston, May 15.-Clarence W. T.
Richeson, confessed poisoner of AVIS
Linnell, passed his first night in the
death house of the state prison at
Charlestown tossing about on his cot.
Breakfast from the prison hos .,ital's
kitchen was served to. the former
Baptist minister, but he could eat lit
tie.
At l O'Clock today Governor Foss
had not received the reports Of Drs.
Stedman, Tuttle and Frost, the alien.
lists whom he appointed to examine
Richeson as to his sanity, nor had
the governor been informed as to
when the reports would be ready.
AS it is not expected that Richie
son will be summoned to the death
chair before Tuesday morning. May
q, there still is time for action by
the executive council that may result
in a communication of sentence.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-05-16
FEATURE OF BANKRUPTCY PRO-
cEEDING TO BE HEARD BY
JUDGE ISAAC.
Point at Issue is Whether or Not the
American Hotel Resort Company,
the Lessees of HosteIry, Are In
solvent.

Before Referee Max Isaac in the
bankruptcy court today, an interest
ing feature of the case of the Ameri-
can Resort Hotel company, lessees of
the OglethOrpe, will come up, and
upon the result depends the future
management of the hostelry. That is
to say it will be decided whether or
not the present lessees are insolvent.
If they are, then the hotel will con-
tinue to be operated by receiver
until the affairs of the company are
settled, and if it is shown that the
company really is solvent, then the
lessees may be permitted to resume
the active management and pay off
the indebtedness.
When the original petition for
bankruptcy against the company was
filed petition for receiver was also
made and few days later Judge j.
w. Bennett was appointed by United
States Court Judge Emory Speer
Judge Bennett placed Major F. H. HUI
ger in charge of the hotel and he
has since been acting as the active
manager. 80.
Efforts were made then to amicably
adjust the matter; the American Re-
sort company taking the matter up
with the local creditors. Two or
three meetings were held, but no sat
isfactory adjustment could be made.
Later the company, through their
attorney, came in and claimed that it
was not insolvent. The petition was
filed with Judge Emory Speer and he
later referred the question to Judge
Max Isaac, of the local bankruptcy
court, and this is the issue which will
be Fought out today.
The owners of the Oglethorpe are
represented by Judge Boiling Whit
field, the lessees by R. d. Meader and
the majority of creditors by Judge
A. J. Crovatt.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-05-16
NO DELEGATES
FROM THIS CITY
GLYNN REPUBLICANS MAY NOT
PARTICIPATE IN ATLANTA
ROOSEVELT MEETING.

The Roosevelt republicans in Geor-
gia will meet in Atlanta on Friday
for the purpose of naming delegates
to the national convention in Chi
cago, which will contest the election
of the regularly elected Taft dele
gates.
Local republicans, however, have
not named any delegates to the At
lanta convention, and it is doubtful
if this county will be represented.
The republicans in Glynn met sew
eral weeks ago and elected Taft dele
gates, and it seems that a large ma
jority of the republicans of this coun-
ty, both white and colored. are for
the president for the nomination,
though Roosevelt has some support
ers among the leading colored repub-
licans
The Roosevelt managers in the
state declare that at leastt 100 coun-
ties have held authentic conventions,
according to law, and have named
delegates to the district and ctate
conventions The meeting in Allan
Ia tomorrow is being watched with
interest, as it means that a fight will
be on at Chicago to see whether the
Taft or Roosevelt delegates are seat
ed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-05-16
NO CANDIDATE IS
OUT FOR SENATOR
CHARLTON TO NAME THE OFF.
clAL, BUT NO ONE SEEMS
ANXIOUS FOR THE JOB

1t looks as if the Fourth senatorial
district, composed of the counties of
Glynn, Camden and Charlton, may be
without a state senator next year.
Under the rotation system, it is
Charlton county's turn to name the
senator, who will succeed w. w. King
OF Camden, but as yet no announce
ments have been made and it appears
that there are but few in the county
who really want the job. One or two
OF the leading citizens of the county
have been urged to run for the office
but they have declined, and it is ap-
parent that there will be some little
difficulty in finding a candidate.
Senator King recently stated to a
News reporter that there were one or
two good men in Charlton for the DO
sition and that efforts were being
made to get one of them to announce
for the place, but up to the present
no announcements have been made.
or course the selection of the senator
is left entirely with the people OF
Charlton, the other two counties
merely ratifying the election of who
ever is nominated by the voters of
that county.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-05-16
GETTING READY FOR CAMP.
RifIemen Were Out Last Night for a
Practice Drill.

The Brunswick Riflanen, under the
command of Capt. CA. Taylor, were
out last night for a practice drill,
whi ch are to be held regularly here
after in preparation for the annual
joint maneuver encampment of the
Department Of the Gulf, which will be
held in July and which the Riflemen
will attend.
At present members Of the COM
pany are working for number Of
new members in an effort to bring
the enlistment up to the required
number. 1t is necessary to secure a
number of recruits and this the COM
pany hopes to do within a few weeks.
The men are evincing much interest
in the encampment and it Is prob
able that every member who can pos
sibly get away will make the trip.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-05-16
COMMITTEE NOW
READY TO REPORT
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEET.
ING WILL PROBABLY BE
HELD NEXT WEEK.

Chairman F. E. Twitty, of the spe-
cial chamber of commerce committee,
stated to News reporter yesterday
that the committee was about ready
to report back to the meeting and
that general meeting would prob
ably be held next week.
Another joint meeting between the
members of this committee and rep
resentatives of city council and the
county commissioners is to be hello
before report can be finally fcrmu-
lated.
This joint meeting will probably be
held Friday afternoon. The special
committee will then be in position to
make up its report, which will be
submitted to the general meeeing to
be held next week
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-05-16
Instructions Not Likely,

Bay City, Mich, May 15.-Attempts
to instruct the Michigan democratic
delegation for Woodrow Wilson failed
here today when out of "a district
delegates named in caucus, the New
Jersey governor obtained only seven,
while II were listed as opposed to
Wilson or instruction.
W lille it is predicted an instructed
delegation will be sent to Baltimore,
Clark workers continued their activ-
itY