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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-06
WOW. UNWILLING
ceremony TODAY
LOCAL LODGE WILL uNvElL MON
uMENTs TO ITS LATE
MEMBERS.

The Woodmen OF the World will
hold services today attendant upon
the annual unyeiling of monuments
to members OF the order, the services
this year being in honor Of Clifford V.
Ratio, of Brunswick, and Alfred ID.
Johannesen, Of Macon camp. No. IA.
The ceremony is a beautiful one and
a full attendance of members is ear
nestly requested, and the public is
cordially invited to ust md. The lodge
will meet in the camp room in Odd
Fellows hall at p m, where pre-
liminary services will be held nd
then go in body to Oak Grove ceme-
terry for the unyeiling ceremonies.
The program in full follows:
Assembly at camp room
Appointment Of master of ceremo-
MES and captain Of procession by
consul commander.
Procession to cemetery.
Music.
/ Song, Anthem No. /, (rltuaD.
Prayer by Rev. 10y Warwick.
Address, consul commander, (rituaD
/ Clerk, watchman and sentry.
Poem, DR. j. w Simmons.
Unyeiling ceremonies. QrituaD.
Address by Rev. J. W. Gordon.
Music.
Consul commanders closing admo-
milton (rituaD.
Closing and camp honrs.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-06
CHARITY WORKERS HOLD
CONFERENCE lN SEATTLE
Foremost Social and Charity Workers
Are Assembled

Seattle, July 5.-In kding on its
roster and among it Tspeakers the
most prominent charity workers in the
country, the national conference OF
charities and corrections opened in
this city today. In connection with
his convention the american Assoeia-
tion OF Societies for Organizing Chari-
ty, the National Childrens Ilome so
ciety, the American Red Cross, the
American Federation of Sex Hygiene
and the Washington State Conference
Of Charities and Correction are also
holding meetings.
The governors Of two states Ernest
Lister, of Washington, and Oswald
West, of Oregon, are attending the
conference, and Premier Richard Nc
Bride OF British Columbia has prom
ised to attend before the meeting is
over
The conference will present eXhaus-
lively among others discussions on
immigration, standards of living and
labor, the relation Of commercial or
ganizations TO social welfare. public
supervision and administration, fami-
lies and neighborhoods, the church
and social work, probation, prison and
parole, health and eugenics, child wei
fare and vocational training.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-06
REEVES
ANCIENT GAMES
AFTER LAPSE OF 744 YEARS, THE
SPORT OF GAELs TO BE
REVIVED.

Chicago July 5.-The Tailten
games, the greatest fete of the an
cient Gaels, will be revived here to-
morrow, after lapse of 744 years.
The games will be held in Gaelic park
South Carolina avenue and West 47th
street, and will be under the direction
of Father J. K Fielding, who at one
time was one of Ireland's foremost
athletes.
The sports which are patterned
after those held in Teltown in $500 y.
G., viii include running, jumping, hurl-
ing weights, lifting, tossAng the caber,
throwing stones and Apther feats
which have since beconH part of the
Caledonian games ThAYgame Of hurl-
ing. it is stated, once determined the
1 supremacy Of TrelanWwhen two ar
mics decided to settle their difference
by a contest Of this sort.
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WILL Be CANDIDATE
AGAINST WALKER
STATE SENATOR CONVERSE. OF
vALDosTA, WILL ENTER
CAMPAIGN.

Reports have been received in
Brunswick to the effect that w L.
Converse, OF Valdosta. state senator
from the Sixth district, will be in the
next congressional campaign in the
ilth as a candidate against Congress
MAN ] Randall Walker. who is now
serving his first term as the 11th's
renresentatiye in the national house.
Since his selection as congressman
Col. Walker has made a great many
more friends than he had when he
Went into Office and it is believed
that regardless of the length of time
any opponent Of his may campaign in
sse district Col Walker will be re-
escyed with handsome majority in
fiEA event he desires reelection. And
lt Iriends predict that he is just be-
giuAing a long term o. service for the
|lltd in congress.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-06
THE DISSERTATION
OF FOREIGN FLAGS
AMERICAN FLAG is TRAMPLED
DURING PARADE IN
WINNIPEG.

Washington, July THE state de-
partment expects two instances involV
ing desecration Of flags to be subjects
Of complaints Nothing has been
heard from them yet
The affair at Winnipeg yesterday
when an American flag was trampled
at British parade probably, cannot
be the basis on an official protest. In
ternational law does not guarantee the
protection Of flags in foreign coun-
tries, except when displayed on Off.
cial buildings.
In Tucson, Ariz., where a flag over
the Mexican consulate was torn down,
the state department will probably ask
local authorities to make amends and
apologize to the Mexican consul, il
this can be done without recognizing
the Huerta government This appears
to be the greatest fear Of the depart
ment
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FIRE DESTRO n
LANG & ORR MILL
LOSS WILL BE HEAVY As THE
PROPERTY WAS NOT lilly
INSURED.

The Lang and Orr planil mill To-
avenue, was almost totally destroyed
by fire starting from an unknown
source, on Friday, the blaze being dis
covered about 1880 p. m and by the
time the department reached the
scene the building was roaring fur
mace and beyond control. The office,
the dry house and the sash and door
warehouse we're saved, but 100000
feet Of lumber in addition to the mill
was destroyed
It was impossible to secure a state
ment from the firm of the loss incur
red or the amount of insurance car
ried. When seen by News reporter
yesterday morning Mr.. Orr stated
that he was not yet in position to
make public statement and he was
called out of town in the afternoon
before he could be seen.
A conservative estimate. however.
places the loss at $4,000 to $25,0G0
with about one-fourth insurance. Sew
en- A., 3. & a. cars, one empty and six
allied with lumber shipped through
this port by the Germaine Lumber Co.
and being remilled, We're also destroy
ed, entailing loss Of $4,000 to $1,000.
An unfortunate circumstance, and
one that may cause litigation, was the
destroying OF several lengths of fire
hose by al A., B. & A. engine and q
car of the City & Suburban Railway
Co., the hose being laid across the
tracks Of both companies Complaints
have been filed in both cases which
will be heard in mayors court Mon.
day morning.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-06
people MISS THE
PAVILION DANCE
SEA GATE is DELAYED ON THE
EVENING TRIP TO ST.
SIMON.

The Sea Gate, that most depend
able of boats, went on strike Friday
aight while on the way to st. Simon
With crowd of young people bound
or the dance at the pavilion, and did
everything else but "go"
As all water craft are designated
as She some lay the Sea Gates OBJ
stinacy to the fact that "she' had al
ready made 4our extra trips for the
day and thought it time to tie up;
others that she" refused TO go just
BECAUSE but anyhow she" stopped.
The old saying "a pretty maid, a
boat and moonlight on the water"
s alright as far as 1t goes, but when
there is no moon and the maid is all
fixed up" for the dance what are you
going to do?
But to end the comedy, or tragedy,
the Sea Gate finally made port and
he dance was extended half an hour
'or the boat-bound merrymakers, and
as she made the trip home in record
time the Sea Gate is still in favor.
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.sERVIANs SUFFERED HEAVILY;
EXPECT TO OCCUPY VELEs
SOON.
GREAT BATTLE ;NOW RAGING
Eighty Thousand Greeks Are oppos-
ing One Hundred Thousand BuIss-
rians North of saIoniki in Fight
That Is Expected to Decide War.

Vienna, July Sofia dispatches
say that desperate fighting has been
going on between the Bulgarians and
Servians ali nignt near Veles.
The Bulgarians repulsed the Servi-
ans with heavy loss. They expect to
occupy Veles soon. great battle
extending over an area OF so miles is
in progress in the north of Saloniki
eighty thousand Greeks are opposing
100000 Bulgarians. The result is ex-
pected to be the deciding factor in
.he campaign.
Bulgarian stratesists have forced
the Greeks to abandon sevehal fortified
positions. Thirty thousand Bulgarians
now threaten to flank the Greeks near
rahmnos Lake.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-06
SUBMIT WAGE SCHEDULE THAT
DEMANDS 10 PR CENT
INCREASE.
The Chicago Standard Of Wages Is
Demanded Tor All Yards With Ten
Hours and Less AS Day and Time
and a Halt for Overtime.

New York, July 3. Officials OF the
Order Of Railroad Conductors and
brotherhood Of Railway Trainmen are
today completing the counting Of the
tstrike ballot OF ghe Eastern railroads
conductors and trainmen. The result
OF he ballot viii be submitted TO the
railroads before it IS made public.
Elisha Lee. chairman Of the railroad
managers committee, admitted this
morning that the roads had been ad-
lyised that the vote is Overwhelmingly
in favor of a strike, if ordered by tie
leaders. The details og the mems de-
mands We're disclosed today for the
first time They want increased wages
Of about 10 per cent.
Conductors baggagemen, iiagmen
land brakeuen submit wage schedules
for runs Of l55 miles and over. a sep
arate schedule for less than 155 mile
day runs and other specifications for
overtime, including demand that
trainmen ready for service during the
Eentire month who do not voluntarily
lay off, receive certain amounts.
In the freight service the demands
are on a basis OF 41S-100 cents per
mile for conductors on through trains
and a slight difference on way trains
The Chicago standard OF wages is de-
manded fer al yards With len hours
and less as day and time and one.
half for overtime,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-06
TEACHERS MEET AT SALT LAKE,
National Education Association to
Discuss Plans.

Salt Lake, July 5.-The convention
Of the National Educational associa-
ton will be held here during the next
seven days, opened today with ses-
sion OF the National Council Of Fuca-
ton. The first general session Of the
association will be held here in the
tabernacle next Monday afternoon,
where the governor viii welcome the
delegates to the state, while the may
or and other prominent citizens well
come them to the city other organi-
cations meeting al the same time are
the American School Peace league,
the School association Of America, the.
American ASA 'e3ion Of Collegiate
registrars, tB1 na al committee on
agriculture, education "a the Feder-
alton OF State Teachers association.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-06
sUFFRAGETTEs HAVE ATTEMPT
Ep TO BURN FOUR PAST
WEEK.
HUNGER STRIKE USED AGAIN
A Warrant Has Been Issued for the
Arrest of Sylvia Parkhurst and She
viii Appear in Police Court for in
citing Raid on Residences.

London July 5.-Fre this morning
destroyed new Methodist chapel in
NorChwan. valued at $4,000. An at
tempt was made to burn the Baptist
Tabernacle in the same place.
This is the fourth attempt at sacri-
lege in Northwall in the last week.
Militant suffragettes are suspected,
but no evidence against them has
been found
Another supposed suffrasette at
tempted outrage occurred in Bolton,
Lancashire, this morning. The care
taker of the new town hall, which is
worth st50,00O, discovered a parcel
containing explosives in a letter box.
The fuse had gone out.
Miss Annie Kennedy and Miss
Rachael Barrett, militants, were releas
ed from sail this morning, suffering
from hunger strike. Miss Kennedy
is reported very sick Miss Sylvia
Pankhurst will appear in th police
court this morning to anawer Rcharge
Of melting a crowd to rd Athe Dowline
street residences OF Pr sier Asquith
and Chancellor Lloyd Norge. The
arrant for her arrest h een issued
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-06
ANOTHER INSTANCE.

San Francisco, July 5.-The nation
al ensign Of Paragua was removed
from the roof OF the consulate yester-
day during the absence of Consul
General Caldron. Earlier in the day
two men called on him and said for
eign flags did not go on July Fourth.
They demanded that the flag be low
cred. Later a clerk heard a noise
and saw man hurrying away with
the flag.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-06
BROWNS ON FOURTH
95 !gLY W PICNIC
JOHN O. KNIGHT KNOCKED FROM
BOAT BY THE LIMB OF
A TREE.


The following from the Savannah
Morning News of yesterday will be
read with regret by the friends of the
pung nAeQ in this city, where he has
Visited se7eaal times at the home of
his uncle, A. A. Knight The Rev.
10y Warwick performed the ceremony
at the marriage of Mr. knight some
TWO years ago
Attending picnic of his Sunday
school class at Kings Ferry yesterday
John o. Knight aged 22 years, living
It 522 West 3Sth street, fell from a
GOAT in the Ogeechee river and was
drowned before other people in the
boat could go TO his rescue. At laie
hour the body had not been recovered.
In the boat with Mr.. Knight were
Dan Fulford and Leslie Thorpe. Three
or four boatloads OF young people had
gone for a short trip down stream at
/ 2 o'clock. The boat which Mr.. Knight
was in was passing near the shore
and as he reached out to catch some
thing he was struck on the head by
a limb leaning out over the water and
knocked from the boat.
The current was very swift Twice
the young man came to the surface,
and then the body was. whirled away
by the surging current A network OF
limbs and underbrush grows along the
shore where the accident occurred and
it was almost impossible to drag for
the body. However. d large crowd OF
people worked throughout the day
! with hooks and poles in an effort tc
| locate the remains.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-06
MAN SAVES CHILDREN.

Atlanta, July 81. A. Lahatte, aged
H. performed heroic act here this
morning and saved a number of chill.
dren from rabid bulldog. The dog
swapping at the children on the street,
pursued them into the house Lahatte
closely pursued the dog and as the
animal sprang at the children Lahatte
seized the brute by the jaws and
held on until the police arrived
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-06
HOLIDAY FROL|C
ENDS IN MURDER
ROSA HARRIS rs st40 E2E At Il
BY AN uNKNo yV
NEGRO

4 Rosa Harris. a young ael0red wom-
3an, Of this city. weIl knoSkn and well
liked among her 8syh race, was shot
9to death By an nnlsnoRn NEGRO during
holiday frolic Freedman's Resi-
Tiday night.
t'rom what gould be learned last
fight there had been trouble at Freed
han's Rest On Thursday night be-
tween local Regroes and men from
the 9. G. & Eanp and Friday night
The camp gang came back loaded for
trouble and Started shooting. The
Harris woman who was spending the
Fourth with friends at Freedmans
Rest was killed during the melee.
Sheriff Berrie arrested Otis Brown,
Flie admits being a witness to the
k5hing, but beyond the facts stated
above nothing further could lie
fned
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-06
ATLANTA SHOOTING
REMAINS MYSTERY
GIRL NAMED LUCY BALLEAU
ARRESTED, BUT CALLS 1T
ACCIDENT.

Atlanta. July 5-Mystcry surrounds
the shooting Of Capt A. c. Thompson
ct local club last night A girl nam
ed Lucy Balleau was arrested Thomp-
son declared that she fred the shot
The girl is unmoved and calls it an
accident
Thompson was dangerously wounded
through the hips. The police are un
able to find any witnesses.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-06
sERNLAMs ARE VISITORS.

Belgrade, July 5.-The Bulgarians
nave attacked Zayetehar, a Servian
town, according to reports. A serious
engagement. is expected. Newspapers
state that the Bulgarians were driven
nom their fortified positions on the
eft banks of the rivers Breganliniza
md Shelenitza after the first defeat.
The Seryians took many prisoners.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-06
ELks ARE ARRIVING.

Rochester, N. Y, July 5.-The first
delegation to the annual grand lodge
Of Eiks. convening Monday, arrived
this morning from Chicago The Elks
special brought Chas. A. White, past
exalted ruler, and many western Elks
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-06
AT SUMNER HOME.

Windsor. VT. July president
Wilson arrived this morning. lie was
met at the station by his family. They
motored to their summer home at Cor.
nish, which is three miles distant.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-06
YEee ATTEMPTS ROBBERY.

Atlanta, July IA lone yeggman at
tempted to rob the postoffce at Kirk
wood, a suburb Of Atlanta, early this
morning. He was surprised by Off
GERS and citizens and in the shooting
that followed was body wounded He
gave the name Of j. w. Johnson, OF
Philadelphia. He had just served 1G
years in the federal prison.
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goodyear Is Sighted.
FIFTY-onE DEATHS FROM HEAT

Cleveland, July 5.-Fifty-one deaths
from heat have been reported here
since Thursday noon. No relief is in
sight.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-06
MINIorER GOES WEST.

Washington, June 81 The GauteIAa
Ian minister and his daughter, Senor-
tia Mendez, left for California today,
where they will spend the summer.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-06
GREEKS CAPTURE LAHANA.

saloniki, July 5.-Greeks today cap
urod from the Bulgarians the town of
4ahana, ON the Saloniki Series rail-
road, They consider this the key to
The position.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-06
HAVE NOT
BEEN HEARD FROM
1T is THOUGHT THAT HIGH AL
TITUDE HAS BEEN
SOUGHT.

Kansas City, July 5.-The Aero club
this morning is without news of the
balloons. now in the air contesting for
the right to represent the United
States in the International race for the
Gordon Benn&t cup at Paris this fall.
President Myers said. that he beliey-
ed the reason none had been reported
was because they mad all sought a
high altitude in search of a favorable
current and could not be seen.
Two balloons scheduled to start yes
terday collapsed A third was with
drawn and a fourth suffered an acci-
dent at the start. This detracts from
the interest in the race.
Goodyear Is Sighted.
Galena, Ill, July 5.-The balloon
Goodyear, one Of the contestants
passed over here at o'clock this
morning. II was travelling slowly
northward and flying low
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-06
POWERS WILL NOT INTERFERE.

London, July 5.-Although the pow
ars did not exchange views today, it
Is understood that there viii be m
intervention In the Balkan war The
belligerents win be left to fight it out
as in the recent Turkish war
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-06
mEAlrAv nlsrILLER DEAD.

Chicago, July John Friedman,
wealthy distiller whose home is at
Paducah, KY, died here today OF
Bright's disease.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-06
sIKEns ANp rRoops cLAsA.
cItIzens KIIIgd and More La

NFtIzeHs FIEisd ano WoFe nan
Fifty Are Injured.
johannesburg. South Africa, July ),
Siahting b tween striking gold min
nd troops continued all last night.
vilians were killed and 50 hurt.
emay be several additional cas-
in the riot area The cayal-
peatedly charged the strikers
ere looting stores and destroy.
at.Aarnps.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-06
THE GOVERNOR AND
P6 STAFF TO VISIT
hITY ON JULY z
IL REACH BRUNSWICK OVER
a. q. & A. NEXT SATURDAY
MORNING.
REMAIN OVER SUNDAY
REMAIN over SUNDAY PAY WHEN mot WORKING


F" ' iofA = orN~i -
I : : : !
a ~ nagised oy
en Sasit th Aton, ac-
a Is s-Go An. m
s. A., he aajutft general
sasltr members of mis- staff, to-
with the ladies' OF the party,
eaeh brunswick over the A, b.
n railway from Atlanta, on Satur.
lnorning July Il, at O'Clock, in
private car Of General Manager
he governor and party win break
fast On the train after which they
will 90 on 10 st. Simon, where a re.
view Of the Fifth regiment, in camp
on the island, win be held
Official notice OF the visit has been
taken by the Board OF Trade and a
committee from that organization ap-
pointed by r. E. Twitty and comMsed
sof The following mombers. f. All
Ken chairman; Maj c. Downins Nay
! Hunter Hopkins, i. H. M ~, S.
Brown, j. j. Lott, J. w EnnetL
N. Straehan and j J Weather
li meet the partly upon arrival,
dition a reception will be arrang-
aa,f possible. to give the people Of
this section an opportunity to greet
Gov Siaton.
The party VIII remain over until
Sunday afternoon, leaving for the re-
/ turn trip y Atlanta over the A., y. &
IA railway vi the evening.
y Upon learning Of the Visit the fol
pwing letter was addressed "A Coy.
laton BY. the hoard Of Trade
pv john M Slaton, State Capitol,
Atlanta, Ga
Dear Sir. We are informed through
courtesy OF Adit-Gen Nash that
you viii visit Brunswick and the
scamp grounds on ST. Simon island
Saturday, July y, in company with
ex-Gov Brown, Gen Evans and 9th
ers.
We are very glad to learn that you
are TO be with us at this time and we
desire TO nave a committee Of citi-
zens meet your party on arrival and
extend 10 you such courtesies as may
be possible.
We shall be very glad also to have
the people Of Brunswick and vicinity
meet YOU and make the suggestion so
that il possible and in conformity
with your arrangements, it may. be
done. Very cordially yonrs,
The Board of Trade
]. G. WeatIierly, Sec.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-28
THE EASIEST WAY ON
 RECORD TO MAKE MONEY

A story is told of certain Nome soldier who recently engaged in cer- tain financial undertakings. that shows the record for easy money making. He entered certain business house some time ago, 1t is said, and presented a check on local bank. Later, the story goes. he changed this for a check on the Hibernian bank of San Francisco. The amount was only $2O but he later came back with draft on the -Hibernian for s25 and took his check and the extra flyer in return. This financier is believed not to be one of those now in Jail.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-28
spselaI Nugget serxlea.

TRENTON. Feb. 2S.-Woodrow Will son has intimated freely and m9ry people confidently believe that Thomas Marshall. vice president elect, will sit in the incoming cabinet The ability of Marshall has been coming out more clearly since his election and he has now secured a position in the public mind which is most envia5le.
 There is no doubt at all through pat the country that he is a man of the most eminent abiliti .s and strength, and a man who may De regarded as the greatest of vics presidents for
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-28
Special Nugget Service.

DAWSON, Feb. 27.-The police here are said to have received the impress sion that the blowing up of the Gug- genheim dredge on Bonanza creek is one of the results of a conspiracy which may have it's ramifications all over Alaska. At least it is almost certain that the work was done with deliberation and eXpertness and was not at all the work of anyone who had just suddenly acquired desire to in- fiict damage.
 Although the police have made no direct statement to this effect it is pretty we'll known that Investigations are now being made at Cordova par ticularly for the purpose of picking up a chain of evidence which may lead to arrest.
 Three or four events have occurred recently which give color to the sus- picion that Alaska has become the field of operations of conspiracy which has murder and destruction for its object. One Is the destruction by fire of the buildings of the Guggen- helms copper mines near Cordova.
 Then came a strike by the railroad
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-28
MORE MAIL LEAVES
 KALTAG FOR NOME

The first outside mail to arrive after the slide arrived in Nome after three weeks of a period in which there was no mail. It happened that this outside mail was of very small quantity but it was outside mail. nevertheless. Since that first difficulty on the railroad was surmountcd other difficulties, from strikes and other unexpected occur rnces, have caused another delay of about equal length.