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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-03-11
MONSTER GOOD ROADS MEETING
PLANNED TO BE HELD IN
THIS CITY SOON.
WILL INVITE COOPERATION
Auto Parties to Leave Brunswick
Soon for Savannah and Jacksonville
to Arouse Interest in Meeting and
Invite Participation.

AT the meeting of the directors of
the board of trade last night com.
mlttee composed of Mayor j. Hunter
Hopkins, chairman; e. II. Mason, J..
b. Abrams, +. II. Mallard and S. X.
Brown was named to arrange the de-
tails OF a monster good roads meet
ing in the interest of the Miami-Que-
bee highway to be held in Brunswick
as soon as the arrangements can be
completed, the date for which will
probably be named rs soon as the
committee meets.
The county commissioners and good
roads enthusiasts of Camden, Glynn,
Liberty, Chatham, Bryan and Mcln-
tosh counties, Georgia, and Duval and
Nassau counties, Florida, will be in
vited to join in the movement, and
within the next few days an automo
bile party will leave Brunswick and
travel north to Savannah and a sec
ond party South to Jacksonville in the
interest of the meeting to arouse en-.
thusiasm and invite participation.
This is unquestionably the greatest
good roads movement ever inaugural
ed in Brunswick, as the Miami-Que
bee highway originally planned by the
Automobile Club of America, would
be used by every automobile party
touring the South and would do more
to advertise Brunswick and this Sec
tion of Georgia than any development
of the past decade.
The highway as planned crosses the
Altamaha via the new Georgia Coast
and Piedmont bridge, and the gaso-
line motor car ordered by the com
pany and built especially for the trans
fer of automobiles, has been received,
the approaches on each side of the
river completed and today the Glynn
and Mcintosh county commissioners
and number of guests have been In
vited by the officials Of the G. c. g. p.
to witness the trying out of the equip
ment.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-03-11
ARMY
BADLY BATTERED
WITH LEADERS JAILED MEN
TURN ATTENTION TO SUB
JEcT OF SUBSISTENCE.

Sacramento, March 10.-Beaten and
badly disorganized and it's leaders in
Jail, the unemployed army driven
from Sacramento was encamped today
across the river in Yolo county. They
had only scanty food and shelter Dep
uties guarding the bridges will not
permit any to return to the city, and
Yolo county officers, heavily armed,
are keeping the men within the new
camp.
With no spokesman and no leaders
the army has put aside temporarily
its projected trip to Washington and
turned its attention to the graver sub
ject of subsistence. The city and coun-
ty governments have sent enough mon
ey to provide two meals. Yolo county,
which last friday paid the army's
transportation from Davis to Sacra-
mento as yet has taken no action fur
ther to disperse the men.
Sacramento citizens are breathing a
sigh of relief after the exciting events
of yesterday. The police say nearly all
the men who scattered about the city
when a portion of the army" was
routed and forced across the river,
have joined their comrades in Yolo
county.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-03-11
MAYOR HOPKINS AND FORMER
ALDERMAN LEO HAVE BOTH
ANNOUNCED.
R. {. BRIESEN|CK CONSIDERING
He Stated Yesterday that He May
Later Decide to Make the Race.
City Campaign Seems to Have Start.
ed with a Rush.

With two announced candidates in
the race for mayor, and with it rumor-
ed that others may enter before the
campaign has progressed very far, it
begins to lock like Brunswick will
have little city politics intermingled
be pulled off this year.
While. of coGrse, none of the candi-
dates are ready to jump into the fight
at this early stage OF the game still
they are telling their friends that they
are in the race and it may be said
that the city Clmraign is just getting
under way
The two announced candidates are
the present incumbent }. Hunter Hop
kins, and capt. j. H. Leo, former al
derman from the Fourth ward and a
candidate for mayor two years ago. 1t
has been rumored fer the past few
days that capt Leo would be can.
dldate for the mayorality, and, when
questioned on the subject by News
reporter yesterday he said
1t Is too early to start city poll
tics, but | am in the race for mayor.
| do not wish to go into any long
drawnout campaign fer the office, but
/ will certainly be In the race"
Mayor Hopkins wassalsn sRen, and,
when asked for d atsstehieI ne A q. a J
that he would beea eandidate for re-
election. Il do not desire to enter
into any campaign at this early date
said the mayor, but, II others take
the initiative, as | understand they
have, then 1 am ready. | would rather
see short campaign; | realize that
the people are not interested in poll
ties at this time, and hope it will not
be necessary TO open up the city cam
paien at this early date
Bresenick May Run.
RumoTs have been going the rounds
also former member OF council,
would be in the race for mayor this
year When questioned on the sub
1ect yesterday, however, Mr.. Brese-
nick stated that he had been consider
ing the matter and had been approach
ed on the subject by a number Of his
friends, but that he had not as yet ar
rived at any definite decision.
Besides the election of a mayor, four
members OF ccunc'' will also be nam
ed this summer, and 1t may be that
Brunswick, for the first time in sew
eral years, will witness a very inter-
esting city campaign.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-03-11
HuTcHINs TO VIEW BODY.

Austin, Tex, March 10-Preliminary
to an official investigation of the exc
cution in Mexico of Clemente Verga-
ra, American ranchman, and the mys-
terious return of his body early Sun
day to the United States, Gov. Col
quit, of Texas, late yesterday direct
ed Adjt.-Gen. Henry Hutchins to pro-
ceed to Laredo Immediately to view
the body.
Mr.. Hutchins left for Laredo last
night The governor instructed that
photographs be taken of the wounds
in the body and of the burned left
hand and proper measurements to
De made for purposes of identifica-
ton and evidence.
. Gov. Colquitt has said that all avail
able information on the exhuming of
the body from the Hidalgo, Mexico,
cemetery by persons who crossed from
the American side, and its return to
Texas would be at the disposal of
President Wilson and federal author
tiles if they requested it.
NdpI d. OdAutlO, Ol
the Texas rangers in the Laredo dis
trict, telegraphed the following official
and detailed report of the incident to
Gov. Colquitt, who, without comment
made it public
Il left Laredo Saturday morning
and went to Palafox with Consul Car
rett Sergt. Hines and Private Elps
of my command were already there,
also Constable Petty, of Minera; Jim
Hail. relative of Vergara, and some
others | don't know. | secured all
of the evidence l possibly could dur
ing the day. l left Consul Garrett
at Coleman's ranch Saturday after
noon. left the Coleman ranch about
Z o'clock Saturday evening and went
down the river on the Texas side,
four, five or six miles. l did not go
across the river at all
Vergara's body was brought across
the river on a streteher about $3.50
a. m. Sunday, March s, and deposited
on the bank on this side about four
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-03-11
BANKER GOES TO PRISON.

New York, March t0.-Wm. J. Cum
Minis, one time head OF the defunct
Carnegie Trust Co, who was convicted
nearly three years ago of the larceny
OF $4,000, was taken to Sing Sing
from the Tomb5 today to serve out a
eentence Of not less than four years
and eight months and not more than
eight years and eight months. BY rea-
son Of appeals and other moves coun-
sci for Cummins kept him out of Sing
Sing for nearly 900 days after his con
viction. He will now appeal for par
don on the ground that he rendered
assistance to the state in the hearings
regarding the trust company.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-03-11
CHARGE GAME LAWS
WERE VIOLATED
WARRANTS ARE ISSUED AGAINST
sHAD FISHERMEN ALONG
f -
THE ALTAMAHA.

Charged with violating the game
and fish laws OF the state by using a
set net between Saturday sunrise and
Monday sunrise, three snad fishermen
engaged in the business along the AL
tamaha river have been placed under
arrest; warrant has already been
issued in this county for Lonnie
knight while the other two, VIM.
Odum and A. j. Coleman, will be ar
raigned in Mcintosh county.
Under the laws of the state of Geor.
gia, drift nets must come up from
Tuesday at sundown until Monday at
Sunrise" and set net must come
up from Saturday sunrise to Monday
sunrise"
1t seems that recently G. Brock, of
this city, was appointed a deputy
game warden for the county and au-
thorized to investigate shad fishing
in nearby streams. On Sunday the
Warden made trip up the Altamaha
river and all three Of these fishermen
were caught violating the law, each
of them having a set net in the stream
both on Saturday and Sunday.
The deputy warden returned to the
city Monday and reported the cases
to the county warden. A warrant was
sworn out in the city court against
knight, who was fishing in this coun-
ty, while warrants will be issued In
Mcintosh county against the other
two fishermen.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-03-11
CABINET DECIDES
TO TAKE ACTION
WILL SEEK TO BRING ABOUT THE
PUNISHMENT OF ASsAssINs
OF VERGARA.
SANDERS MAKES HIS REPORT
Captain o. Texas Rangers Tells How
Body of Murdered Ranchman Was
Recovered, but Refuses to Name
His nformants.
SANDERS MAKES HIS REPORT

Washington, March 10-No con-
flict will arise between the federal
government and the state of Texas
over the recovery of the body of Yer
CARA, the murdered American ranch
man. Further steps demanding the
punishment of Vergara assassins
will be taken.
That was the status of the case aft
er cabinet meeting today. The off
cially accepted view was that Verga-
ra was lured across the border and
murdered, and his body was subse-
quently recovered by his own friends,
who crossed into Mexico as private
individuals and not as an armed ex-
pedltlon. - Il
After today's cabinet meeting Sec
retary Bryan made the following par
aphrase of American Consul Carr t.L's
kilograms:
%Consul Garrett went with capt.
Sanders, of the Texas rangers, ana a
depqty. sherlff. to r. alafoxl a axS.slast
Saturday for the purpose of making
further investigation in the Vergara
case. They went to the Vergara ranch
and examined witnesses who saw the
horses belonging to Vergara taken by
the Mexicans and who also saw Yer
CARA cross the river, and those who
saw him captured. The investigation
kept them up late Saturday night
when they reached Coleman's camp,
two miles above Palafox where they
ate supper and concluded to remain
over night. About a. m. they were in
formed that Vergara's body was on
the Texas side of the river"
Secretary Bryan, entering the cabi-
met meeting, said American Consul
Garrett reported that Vergara's rela-
tives recovered his body ON Sunday
and that Texas rangers did not cross
the border.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-03-11
MARTIAL LAW IN
BRAZILIAN STATE
ORDER INCLUDES WHOLE OF
cEARA, WHERE FEDERAL
TROOPS STAND GUARD.

Rio de Janeiro, March 19.-Martial
law was proclaimed today throughout
the state of Ceara Federal troops
have been placed on guard at the pr.n.
ciDal commercial and private hous ,s
n Fortaleza, the capital, owing to the
outbreak of strike. Martial law WAS
proclaimed in that city several days
ago.
The commander OF troops at Fortal-
eza telegraphed today that trade WIS
at standstill and strikers were pa
fading the streets threatening the pop.
ulace and breaking into private dwell,
ings.
Local authorities OF Ceara are pew.
erless to enforce order and the feder-
al commander reports that rebels are
encamped about 16 miles from Fort
aleza.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-03-11
MAY NOT TRY MURDERER.

Meadville, Pa, March 19.-Indica-
tions that instead of being brought to
trial for the murder Of his wife in 1889
to which he is alleged to have confess
ed to Rev. J. B. Cook at Girard, Pa,
John Turner, aged SO, will be exam.
ined as to his sanity. Court officers
from this county, where the murder
was committed, have returned from
Girard, where they interviewed Tur-
ner who was said to have told them
If Mr.. Cook says l confessed to him
! must have done So"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-03-11
MELLEN DEMURRER SUSTAINED.

Bridgeport, Conn, March 10.-tDe-
murrer Of counsel for former Presi-
dent G. S. Mellen of the New Haven
railroad, charged with manslaughter,
as the result Of a train wreck in Oc-
tcber, 1872, was sustained by Superior
Judge Tuttle here today. The demur-
rer alleged there was insuficiency OF
information in the complaint, which
charged Mellen with manslaughter 1t
set forth that ile complaint did not
show wherein Mr.. Mellen was actu-
ally responsible for the wheck.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-03-11

miles down the river from Palafox.
This was the first time saw the body
l don't know who exhumed it. turn
ed the body over to Vergara's rela-
tives who were on the river and took
it to Laredo and put it in an under
taking establishment. l do not know
that any one held an inquest or that
any medical examination of the re-
mains had been made. There were
two bullet holes in the head and one
hand was burned to a crisp and the
head looked like it had been mashed
in.
"Hidalgo, where the remains origi-
nally were inferred, is just south of
and in sight of Palafox on the bank of
the rive~'
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-03-11
DENVER WANTS PLANT.

Denver, March 10-The first steps
toward the acquisition of municipal
plant will be taken here tonight at a
banquet to be given under the au-
spices of the Water Consumers league
senator r. NJ. Patterson makes the
principal address.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-03-11
WRIGHT CHARGES DISMISSED.

Washington, March 10.-Charges by
W. H. Cooper, local banker, against
Justice B. T. Wright of the district su-
preme court asking for his impeach-
ment, were dismissed today by the jn-
dietary committee of the house of
representatives as uncorroborated."
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-03-11
S9,44S.O7S

This report, it must be remember
ed, also includes all exemptions in
the city, and there are quite a large
number of them. The report is very
encouraging one and shows that
Brunswick has been on gradual
growth during the past year.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-03-11
DETROIT JEwELER ACCUSED.

Getroit. March 10.-Sol p Lachman,
a prominent Wholesale and retail jew
eler of this city, was arraigned be-
fore Judge Lacy today charged with
contributing to the delinquency of a
15.year-old girl.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-03-11
WANT TO ENTER LEAGUE.

PRESIDENT AndreWs of Local Club
Receives Messages Regarding Matter.
President Andrews received a mes.
sage from President Kalmon, of the
Georgia State league, last night re-
questing the vote of the Brunswick
club on the question of Dublin AMI
Fitzgerald entering the league.
A reply was sent stating that the
time was too shore for an answer and
that the vote OF the local club could
not be given until the views of the d.
rectors had been ascertained.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-03-11
CARGO OF CHINESE EGGS.

Vancouver, March 1O.--A Canadian
steamer arrived today with 100000
Chinese eggs, consigned to places in
the United States.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-03-11
FIGURES HAVE BEEN SUBMITTED
BY BOARD OF TAX
ASSESSORS.
A GOOD SHOWING MADE
Total Amounts to Exactly $9,44s,o7s.
This Also Includes all Tax Exemp-
tions-How the Values Are Di-
vided.

Taxable values in the city of Bruins
wick have almost reached the ten
million dollar mark.
This was shown by the report of the
board Of tax assessors who have just
filed their report with the city for the
present year, showing a total of 49,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18
BelIaire Briefs.

Eugene Smith. o. Woodsfeld. was
visitor in the city yesterday
Hon. w. G. Mooney. of Woodsfeld.
candidate for congress in the FIT.
iteenth Ohio district was the guest OF
friends here yesterday.
DIR. ". |. MCGOWAN. of Summerheld.
has returned home after a visit with
friends here
r. c. Meyer. w. c. Parker. william
Dorer. Jr. and John Hammond. were
visitors al St Clairsville yesterday.
/. Ray Mincks has returned TO Elyria.
o.. after a visit with friends here
Miss Gertrude Cowen. OF Flushing.
Is guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Duane r
Cowen on Gravel Hin.
Robert Blum will leave next week
for Ann Arbor. where he will enter
Michigan University.
A. IL Mitchell. of ST. ClairsvilIe.
was a visitor in the city last night
DIR. Clvde Kirkland. of Gravel Hin.
was al Glendale yesterday.
Paul McGarry has returned from a
visit with friends at Charleston, w.
J. F. Anderson was a visitor at st.
Clairsville yesterday
James Fttton has returned from a
Few days visit with friends at Bethes-
da.
Attorney Cook Danford has return.
ed from few days stay at Key.
II. p; Rodewig. who has been III. is
improving
Charles Rodewig was a visitor at
st. Clairsville yesterday
John Lockwood has returned from
few days visit at Armstrong; Mills.
: Western Keylor has returned 10 his
nome In Woodsfield. after a few days
visit with friends here.
5. G.. Crow was a visitor at st.
Clairsville yesterday.
&. NJ. watson has returned from a
business trip TO Pittsburgh.
ward Bailey has returned TO Flush.
ing after q visit with relatives here.
Prof Halstead is organizing the
Boys and Girls glee club OF the local
. High school
Harold Ferguson has returned 10
Woodsheld after visit with relatives
here
Mrs. Kline Jordon. OF Mars. Pa. has
returned home after a visit with rela-
lives here
Patrick Minnehan. OF this city. was
removed 10 the North Wheeling hos
pital, where he viii undergo an oper-
alton for appendicitis
Miss Helen Dorer is a guest OF St.
Clairsvllle friends.
Walter KOcher has gone TO New
concord, o.; where he will enter Mus
W r Craig. OF Cleveland. is spend
ing q few days with friends here
Miss Marie Watt is IN at her home
on Union street
j. G. Lazure has returned 10 Pitts
burgh after visit with his cousin. X.
J.. Hutchinson. Of Gravel Hnl
Mrs. William BiCkertOn. u Rose
Mrs. William Bickerton. OF Rose
tiill. is guest Of Mr. and Mrs. r. s.
bickertOn. al St ClairsviIle.
Mrs. Leroy Nardis and son. OF. Mead
we, "a, are visiting her mother.
Mrs =. +. Stewart. on Gravel Hin
Miss Clara Kruger has returned
from a visit with friends az DillOnvalc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18

Three candidates were Initiated at
the meeting OF the Junior Mechanics
Large posters were distributed in this
city yesterday advertising the Smith
field fair next week.
The local order % Eagles will hold
an important meeting IN their hall on
IT, r0ver street this evening.
No change was shown in the condit-
Ion Of Matt McDcrmott yesterday. who
lios. critically ~ az his home In High
land City.
Several Of the miners from this city
went 20 Bellaire last evening 20 hear
the ADDRESS that was delivered BY Gov
.crnor Cox.
An important meeting % the welsh
residents % the city viii be held az the
Welsh Congregational church tO-mor-
The Improved order of Red Men will
hold an important meeting IN their hail
II o. likely that game Of ball will
Be arranged with the Dillonvalc team
for sunday afternoon on the mill held.
Tomorrow will be a dull Saturday In
this city there being no pays az any %
the manufacturing plants
The health report for the month o.
August has been made public By Health
Oniccr Frof White and o. very good for
city ~ this size.
Several ~ the local mill men have
Planned 20 90 hunting this afternoon
Tho barber shopa were closed vestsr-
day afternoon az well AZ the squirc's Of
fees and dentirta
A large number from this city attend
"a the cuchc party ~ the oaks back
.of Wheeling last evening.
The rvthian Sisters lodge will hold
.nn important meeting fn their hall III
the opera hall this evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18

large crowd attended the social
evening.
AR. Jacob Harding and daughter. Mrs.
I'd HUI and niece. Miss Dorothy Edier.
OF this city. leave Saturday for Cincin-
natl and Newport.
Local hunters returning from their
hunting trips report that the squirrels
are 10 be had in large numbers.
township Clerk .Mieskell was In St
Ciairsville yesterday morning and went
over the township books with Auditor
The Twentieth Marthas were pleas
antly entertained yesterday afternoon
az the home OF Mrs. Marsh In this city.
Matters are very quiet in police
so far.
Good progress is being made on the
Work OF improving the Nationai road
west OF this city.
The local lodge OF Maccabees will hold
evening and several candidates will be
All OF the trains leaving this city for
the guards.
\ large number OF miners were pres
ent AZ 81. Clairsville yesterday 60 hear
the address that was delivered by Cow
Several members OF the local Knights
or Maccabecs attended the rally meet
ing held In Wheeling last evening
Mr. Chas. Dixon and wife returned
yesterday from "A three weeks visit az
Washington, Baltimore and other east
ern cities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18
Booster Meet To.nInht

Members OF the Bellaire Boosters
Club will hold a meeting this evening
In the Office of the Commercial Club.
In the city building Plans will be
completed for the boosters trip Wed.
nesday and Thursday OF next week.
About all the merchants and business
men OF Bellaire will make the trip. and
30 automobiles will be used All the
towns In the southern and southwest.
ern part Of Belmont county. as well a.
towns In Monroe county. will be Wis.
tied by the boosters The trip is be-
Ing made for the purpose OF advertis-
ing Bellaire and the fail festival. which
viii be held the week beginning Oc-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18
Germany Has Been Peacemaker and Eng
land Trouble Maker of Europe
Bu Representative RICHARD BARTHoLDr of Missouri

IT HE impartial historian will assertion that GERMANY
| HAS BEEN THE PEACEMAKER AND ENGLAND THE
TROUBLE MAKER OF EUROPE forty-three wears Ger
has kept the while nearly every country
the United States has waged within twenty
England with the Beers the United
and Italy with Turkey Many during seventeen
Of the old emperor and during wears
the present kaiser the German people cored especially
was this true three during the Moroccan
NO MATTER HOW TROUBLE SHALL TERMINATE
THIS WAR WILL GO DOWN INTO HISTORY GREATEST
PREDATORY EXPEDITION TIE WITNESSED AND
ENGLAND AND FRANCE WILL NEVER FROM
rHelR escOTcHeoN rSs STIGMA OF PARTICIPATION