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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-27
KING SLEPT AS SHE SANG.
Mary Garden Doesn't Prize Highly the
Chance to Appear at Court.

Mary Garden, the famous opera sing
or. saws that il bores her to sing before
kings. Her highly personal comments
on some OF the royalty of Europe re-
produced below are taken from an extra
ordinary article in the August American
Magazine in which she gives an intimate
and extended account OF her experiences
on the stage:
"Singing before royalty is perhaps
more OF professional than a social dis
tinetion. have done it many times,
but it bores me to distraction. 1t IS
such nuisance. / never sang for the
car. But ] did sing before the English
court, the old court of Edward and Alex
andra. The king slept through it all, as
heavy a sleep as / have ever seen. But
the queen would always pat his hand at
the time to applaud and he would wake
up. The king of Greece, brother of
Alexandra, was special friend OF mine.
He used often TO come TO where | was
singing. He told his sister of his adj
miration for me. and she had me come
to Windsor to sing. While there ] would
sing and curtsy and walk of again. |
am afraid I'm an anarchist in my heart.
and | don't love TO curtsy. There are
some who are not kings-such as Mar
conf, who has done big things-to whom
/ could 60 down on my knees because of
their achievements, but ! just bad to get
my courage in my two hands to curtsy
to the king of England. 1t went against
me
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-27
Nothing better for
cramps, pains, fatigue,
nervousness, slcepless-
ness, or indigestion.

A delicious combination OF ginger, aromatics
and French brandy fol. the relief OF cramps,
maine oolds chills, weakness, nervousness and
Insomnia. Look for the Owl Trade Mark ON
the wrapper, lest you get cheap, worthless or
dangerous substitute Forty years the standard
OF purity, flavor and strength. Sold by all
druggists and grocers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-27
ULSTERMEN PARADE.
Two Regiments Openly Garry Arms
Through Streets of Belfast.

Belfast, July %. "A parade Of two
full regiments of Ulster volunteers, mum
bering several thousand men, was held
here Saturday night, All the men car
ried rifles, and their equipment included
several machine guns, which were strong
ly guarded. The marchers trayersed the
principal streets Of the city, and their
demonstrations, the holdest exhibition
Of Orange strength attempted to date IN
the home rule struggle, aroused great
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-27
FOR CHAFING. HEAT RASH.
COMFORT POWDER HEALS

". J. Hyde. trained nurse Of Elm
hurst. L. l.. says For ehafug. Prickiy
heat, hives and any irritation or skin
soreness Comfort Powder has 20 equal.
It's cooling. healing properties are Won
derful- p sure you 81 the genuine
With signature q z 5 sykes On box
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-27
Montpelier Band Concert.

Program of concert to be given by the
NJ. NJ. band at Montpelier Tuesday even
ing, July 2s, at o'clock:
Msrch-"The Conqueror" ........ Teike
Overture "Tancred" .......... Rossini
Serenade for baritone .......... Hall
Fred G. Dumas.
Galop-"The Vixen" ......... Whiting
"Cupid's Bouquet" 49, Ssnglear
Selection Madame Sherry Hoschna
Hunting Scene" .....
Bucalossi
Finale-"Pomposity" ...... Nandercook
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-06-16
BIG FlFTY-ToN DERRICK ALMOST
WRECKED WHEN STRUCK
BY A BOLT
DAMAGED EsTIMATEDAT $4,000
Roof of the Boiler Shop Blown Off
During Severe Gale and Found on
Wharf Some Distance Away
Insurance Partly Covers Loss.

Damage amounting to between four
and hVe thousand dollars was done
TO the plant of the Parker-Hensell
Engineering company Sunday after
noon during the wind and lightning
storm which passed over the city.
The large 50-ton derrick used by
the company and which sets on the
wharf just in the rear of the ma
chine shop, was struck by a bolt of
lightning and smashed to smith
Greens. The lightning struck the
mast of the derrick and ranged down
ward, simply wrecking all OF the ca
bles and smashing many parts of
the machine. The bolt played about
the big derrick for probably a half
minute. The machine was almost to-
tally ruined.
Shortly after this damage had been
done, and when the wind was blowf
Ing at its highest velocity, the roof
of the boiler was blown entirely off.
People in the vicinity heard the crash
as the wind tore the roof from the
building and it was found later on
the wharf of B. Padrosa some for
ty or fifty feet away. Some of the
tools etc. in the boiler room were
damaged by the rain which fell in
the shop after it was unroofed.
The company carried storm insur-
ance on its plant, but the loss was
only partially covered. A. R. Hen
sell, president of the company, stat
ed yesterday afternoon that it was
impossible to tell the full amount of
the damage. but he said he was of the
opinion that it would be between four
and five thousand dollars.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-06-16
LEAGUE SEASON
MAY Be REDUCED
PRESIDENT kALMoN FAVoRS RE,
DuCTloN OF GAMES IN
SECOND HALF

Information has been received here
to the effect that at the meeting OF
directors of the Georgia State League
which President Kalmon has called
for Friday OF this week an elrort will
De made by the president to have the
playing season shortened.
Mr. Kalmon will base his request
SO 1t is stated, on the fact that the
close of the season happens at a rush
time in the cotton business, and will
hit attendance at Americus hard. II
Is not likely that the other teams of
the league will agree to cut the sea.
son after half of it has seen played
with such general good results.
1t is expected that number of
protested games will be discussed
and action taken this week. IL some
of the protests lodged against Thorn,
asyille team are upheld the Thom.
asville team won't have such a lead
II any at all for the first haIf.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-06-16
FOR
THE ENCAMPM
RiFLEMEN AND BAND TO BE IN
MANEUvERS AT AUGUSTA
NEXT MONTH

In order to be In readiness for their
annual encampment to be- held in
Augusta, during the latter part of
July, the Brunswick Riflemen and the
First Regiment band, both of which
are attached to the First Georgia
Regiment, the two organizations are
now holding weekly practices recruit
ing their ranks and making other ar
rangements for the encampment
The Georgia troops will go
INTO camp under a government appro-
prlation with troops from South Car
ollna, Georgia an0 Florida. This is
the encampment when the war DE.
partment first decided to hold near
4 fharleston, calling it off because Of
'~r2vernor Blease's attitude toward
the department. After a fight for the
eneampment among ses eral cities in
this vicinity, Augusta was selected
for the maneuyers.
1t Is expected that both the Rifle
men and the band will carry their
full number of men and they are look
ing forward to the trip with much
pleasure. The two organizations will
leaYe here about July 20 and will be
IN camp for two weeks.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-06-16
CRUCIAL STAGE NOW
FACES.UNITED STATES
IN MEXICAN AFFAIR
LEAGUE DIRECTORS TO MEET
important Session to be Held in
Americus on Friday

President Kalmon has called a meet
ing of the directors of the Georgia
State League to be held in Americus
on next Friday. President ]. L. An
drews of the local organization, will
attend the meeting as Brunswick's
representative.
1t is expected that many matters
of interest will be taken up at this
meeting. Among them will be the
charge that has been made that at
least half the clubs of the league are
now playing more than three Glass
C men, which is a strict violation
of the league rules. 1t is also eX-
pected that something will be done
in regard to the general charge that
every club in the league is at pres,
ent over the salary limit. Various
other matters will be taken up and it
is expected that the meeting will be
an unusually interesting ose.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-06-16
JUMPS IN FRONT OF
FAST MOVING TRAIN

West Palm Beach, June i5.-Eyi-
IDENTIFY tired Of life and intent on end
ing his existence, man whose iden-
tity cannotl be ascertained jumped
in front of a fast. moving freight train
near here Sunday morning and was
killed instantly. The man appeared
to be about 80 years Of age ard
while no names were grven' letter
in his pocket indicated that he was
from Illinois.
AS the train approached the spot
of his death the man jumped dire e.,y
in front OF the engine from a spot
in the woods. I'll stood in the cen.
ter OF the tracks with his hands rais-
ed, according to the engineer, and
waited for the train 70 nit Kim. He
was so badly mangled that recosn.-
tion was impossible.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-06-16
GREEK STORE ROBBED
EARLY MONDAY MORNING
Thief Goes to Fernand;na But Is Cap
tured, However

A Greek store on Newcastle street
was entered some time Monday morn
Ing and several articles including a
thousand cigarettes and some shoes,
belonging to the proprietor was stol-
en-.
officers were Immediately detailed
upon the case and they found evi-
dence charging negro, jim rob
'erts with the crime. After making
his haul he made for the excursion
beat to Fernandina. Officers in that
city were notified and last night
Chief Owens received a wire that his
man had been caught.
Officer Price will leave this morn
ing on the Emmeline and will return
with his prisoner tonight.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-06-16
RECESS ANNOUNCED
BY SUPREME COURT
UNTIL 22ND OF JUNE

Washington, June 15.-The Su-
IRENE Court today recessed until
June ~ without announcing decisions
In the inter-mountain rate or other
importat cases.
70 was said the justices had not
completed opinions in the forty-nias
cases before it, as many had expect
ed they would and that cnother week
was desired in which to finish this
work. For some time it has been
known that Chief Justice White
would be much disappointed IL every
case which has been argued before
the court was not decided before the
court adjourned for the summer re-
cess. Only thirty opinions win be
necessary to dispose Of all the for.
ty-nine cases now under considera-
tion.
Never before has the court rematnJ
ed in session at late as June %.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-06-16
OUTLOOK IS NOT
VERY PLEASING
HUERTA THREATENS TO BREAK
UP MEDIATION CONFERENCE
Is LATEST REPORT
A PROVISIONAL PRESIDENT
U. S. Wants constitutionalists to Sue
ceed Huerta But Mexcans Object
Believed a Neutral Man Must Be
the One Selected.

Washington, June 15.-Presidsnt
Wilson and Secretary OF State Bryan
today face to the task of selecting the
Mexican provisional president. The
crucial stage of the mediation has
been reached, and the United States
holds that a constitutiCaalist must
succeed Huerta, but the A. exican del
egation object to this, demanding a
neutral man.
Huerta emmissaries here today
were expected to try and see Pres
ident Wilson. They are trying to save
Huerta from humiliation
The constitutionalists agents here
are waiting the mediators reply to
Carranza's note, stating that ne would
send a representative to the peace
conference. 1t is said they will not
start to Niagara Fails until it is
known whether they will be receh Cd.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-06-16
WITH AXE AND A KNIFE
WOMAN CHASED PARTNER

Zeke Myers. a colored ported at the
A. B. & A. passenger depot, had just
finished breaking up ice with an
axe at the station yesterday after
noon and was in the act of placing
in cooler, when he looked up and
saw the same axe in the hands of
Mamie Chisholm, a colored damsel.
who was ready to strike. Myers made
a quick dodge as the axe went whiz-
zing by his head, missing him only
a fraction of an inch.
The porter was so surprised and
so frightened that he almost dropped
IN his tracks. Determined 10 &
him, the woman kept up her efforts
to land on the porter's head with the
axe, and, as she mace a second
stroke at him, Zeke used the ice in
his hand as a weapon, and throwing
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-06-16
WATCH DOGS ON TRAIL
OF INCOME TAX DODGERS

Washington June 15.-Treasury
agents are making ready to take the
trail of income rax dodgers.
"A man Is fool who attem 1ts 10
avoid the income tax said Commits
sioner Osborne today. lie is sure
to be detected sooner or later. The e
Is no chance that tax dodgers cln
escape"
The time for payment of this tax
does not expire until July /, but II is
known that the Treasury Department
already has the information neLcs.
sary for the prosecutor Of many per
sons who made false returns.
The penalty for making a frau,il-
lent return is Imprisonment for not
more than one year or a fine not eA-
ceeding $1,000 or both with the co ITS
of prosecution
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-06-16
PRESIDENT DECLARES BUSINESS
MEN ARE TRYING TO FORCE
PosTPoNEMENT
SAYS HE WILL PUSH PROGRAM
Chief Executive Firm In Contention
That Congress Should Not Adjourn
Before Several important Meas
ures Are Passed.

Washington, June f5.-President
Wilson made the direct charge today
that sentiment in favor of postpone
ment of the administration trust
Legislative prog ram was the result of
a campaign by certain interests and
intimated that 1t was the cause of
the psychological business depress-
ION, of which he recently spoke.
In support CT the Presidents view
the White House made pubic copies
of letters and kilograms circulating
among business men calling for ad-
journment c! Congress without COM
pletion OF the trust bills, praying for
the freight rate increase asked by
the Commission and calling for a halt
.of attacks on business"
President Wilson made t clear to
his callers that the campaign, ii such
1t might be called, would not inhu-
ence him, and that It was his plan
to push the trust program through
the senate with the aid of all the
means at his command He express
ed the view that business was as
good If not better now than a short
While ago, and that 1t would be less
farmful to business interests to have
the trust legislation program COM
pleted than to be confronted with a
period of uncertainty which would
accompany delay.
One OF the letters given out to-
day, was circulated by the Simmons
Hardware company, of st. Louis.
Another circular letter made pub
lie reported to have been sent our
by the Pictorial Review company OF
New York, and was signed by w. p.
Ahnelt as president. 1t was dated
May 1st, and enclosed draft of
letter which embraces the views of
a majority Of the thinking business
people Of our section of the country,
and which should bs addressed to the
President of the United States, the
Congress and members OF the Inter-
state Commerce Commission respect
veN." The letter concludec:
II you prefer 10 use copies Of the
enclosed letter we will mail you as
many as you can conveniently use.
II will be more effective, however, IL
you will write them on your own let
|terheads."
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-06-16

II full force, struck the woman in
the head with it, This did not seem
to stop her, as she dropped the axe
and reaching somewhere in her
clothes, pulled out knife, or a reg,
ular dagger and the negroes called
1t, and then made For Zeke like an in
luriated bull after a rec man. Zeke,
seeing the knife, realized that his
life was really in danger, and he
mace dash out of the depot at a
2.40 clip Followed by the woman
he shot out CT the depot, up G street
and around two or inree corners, but
the woman continued in close pur-
sutn
All of this excitement had attract
ed a largecrowd, among whom was
Special County officer Houston, who
took charge of this woman and placed
he' in the Glynn county jail
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-06-16
NATERA'S ARMY
TWICE REPULSED
FEDERAL STRONGHOLD CHECKS
THE ADVANCE, OF coNsTl-
TUTiONALISTS

Saltillo, Mex, June IA. (Via Laredo
desperate resistance to General
Natera and although the Constitution
alists have captured Guadalupe, Mer-
cedes, and Grillo, suburbs OF the town,
they were repulsed twice with heavy
loss at the fortified hill of La Duffa,
which is one of the strongest de-
lenses of the town.
General Natera reported to General
Carranza that his charges at La Duff
ia were met with whitening artillery
fire from the federal defenses, which,
he said, were extremely strong, but
that his men were in fine condition
and spirits mad were not discouraged
at the check given them by the fed
eral stronghold. He reported that
the casualties on both sides were ex-
tremely heavy. He now is awaiting
the arrival of reinforcements sent
him from Torreon by Villa, which
are being delayed by heavy rains and
washouts along the National High
ways
General Gabriel Hernandez report
ed today, under date of June IL, that
he had captured Xicotonalt, Huejutla,
Valles, Tamiahau, Amatlan and other
smaller towns in Hidalgo, capturing
many arms and much ammunition,
with two field pieces.
Cuernavaca was captured June 9Th
by Zapata, according to cable re-
ceived today by General Carranza.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-06-16
SIGNS REPEAL BILL

Washington, June 15.-President
Wilson today signed the Panama
tolls exemption repeal bill as amend
ed by the House.
There was no ceremony at the
signing Assistant Secretary Foster
was the only person with the Presi-
dent
Mr. Wilson signed the bill with a
quill pen used by President Harri-
son in signing the international cop :
right law in 1891 and by President
Taft in signing the Pan-American
copyright treaty. the Lincoln memo
rial bill and Institute of Arts and
Letters.
The pen is the property of Robert
Underwood Johnson, of New York.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-06-16
ELEVENTH DISTRICT MEDICAL
SOCIETY TO MEET IN AN
NUAL SESSION
BIG ATTENDANCE EXPECTED
Many Papers on Interesting Medical
Subjects to be Read by Physicians
From Various Sections of the Dis
trict-the Program in Full.

The Eleventh District Medical So.
ciety meet in their tenth annual con-
vention at the New Hotel on st. ST.
mon today and the meeting promises
to be one of the largest and most
successful ever held. Prominent
physicians from all sections of the
district and elsewhere over the state
will attend the meeting and many
papers on interesting medical sub
Jects will be read. Quite a large
number of physicians arrived in the
city last night and others will come
II this morning. They Will leave for
the island at $50 this morning.
The program for the convention is
as folliws:
Meeting called to order by presi-
dent, 1000 a. m.
Invocation-Rev c. A. Jackson.
Address of Weicome-Hon. j. Hun
ter Hopkins, Mayor.
Response-Dr. c. W. Roberts, Dou-
glas.
Paper Subject announced,-D f. d
Patterson, Vice President Medical
Association of Georgia, Cuthbert.
Scientific Papers:
Interesting Cases Of Surgery During
the Civil War, j. A. Butts.
Discussion led by DR. p T. Waters,
st. George
THE causes of Premature Death and
How to Combat Them, DIR. A. G.
Colson, of Jesup. '~
discussion led by DR.. j. T. Conson,
Jesup.
THE Negro and His Relation to
Public Health, DR.. T. F. Aberc0m-
bic, Brunswick.
First Aid to the Injured Eye" DIR.
A. B. Mason, Waycross.
Discussion led by DR.. S. T. Cars
well, Brunswick
"Oil-Ether Anesthesia, DR.. Julian
G. Pate, Valdosta.
Discussion led by Dr. p C. Quarter.
man, Valdosta.
Afternoon Session
'Hypertension" j. W. Daniel, Sa.
vannah.
Discussion led by DR.. G w. Blanton
Brunswick.
Interesting Case of Appendiceal Alb,
scess, It's cure without Surgical In.
terference'-Dr A. Fleming, Way.
cross.
"Is Syphilis Curable?"-Dr. J. A.
Thomas, Valdosta
Discussion led by DR.. ]. C. Wilson
Valdosta.
Acute Adenitis and Erysipelas Fol
lowing Tonsil and Adenoid Opera
Gons" B. H. Minchew, Way.
cross.
"Report of Case of Colon Bacil
lus Infection, DIR. F. II. Thomas
ValdCsta
Discussion led by DR.. A. G. Little
Valdosta.
Evening, $50 p. m. Dutch Treat.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-06-16
STARVE OUT ORDER HAS
BEEN ISSUED IN MEXICO

Vera Cruz, June ID Starve out
the Americans" is the substance of an
order issued by General Narvette, the
Mexican Federal commander accord
ing to circular received here today.
Orders state that the Federals must
to do all in their power to keep cattle
and food supplies from reaching
American lines. All natives who re-
refuse to obey the order will be
hanged. No food shortage at Vera
Cruz has been reported as yet
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-06-16
McADOO Is WILLING TO
AID THE SOUTHERN BANKS

Washington, June 15.-Secretary
McAdco again stands ready to lend
hand to Western and Southern
Banks in case they need money for
crop moving purposes. The plan OF
lending government money to the
banks in agricultural districts for use
during the crop moving season last
year was so successful that it will
be adopted this year IL the neces-
sity arises. The total amount loan
ed to banks last year was $S7, 900.
1t went to 1872 banks in sixty-two ci-
ties Of twenty-eight states. 81
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-06-16
A GOOD HAUL

Albany, N. ", une 15.-fIugo Bend
hein, o travelling salesman Of r@w
York reported to police today th,t
$4,000 worth Of jewelry was stolen
last night from his stateroom on thu
steamboat Adirondack, between here
and New York, Bendheim said that
while he was at dinner the window
of his stateroom was broken in, his
cases ripped open and the yaluables
stolen.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-06-16
HUERTA's DELEGATES MAY
SOON BE WITHDRAWN

Niagara Falls, June 15.-Mediation
at Niagara Falls reached crisis to-
day. The withdrawal or Huerta's del
egates is now freely predicted
Charles Towne, acting as personal
representative for Huerta, declared to
day that Huerta will not agree to the
naming of any follower or supporter
of Carranza under any circumstances
and will fight to a finish before he
will make any such concession.
Coming right behind the agreement
among the mediators Tor a full settle.
ment OF the Mexican trouble by nam
ing a new pres ident in a constitu-
tional manner this new turn has com
pletely upset affairs. ~
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-06-16
TWO KILLED. BY
GOTHAM GUNMEN
VICTIMS LuRED FROM THEIR
HOMES TO DEATH BY Ac-
QUAlNTANCES

New York, June 15.-Gunmen killed
two men on the east side yesterday
seriously wounded a third and stray
bullets from their revolvers struck
two children, causing superficial
wounds. Revenge is assigned as the
cause for both murders.
Salvatore Pellagrino, 80, a rooming
house keeper, and his brother, Will
iam,, 80, were shot down by gunmen
after being lured from their homes
by acquaintances. Salvatore died In
an hour.
The second murder was that of Jas
Cestaro, who was killed by two gun
men at birthday party at which
he was a guest.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-06-16
LED HIS TROOPS

Dhrazzo, Albania, June 15.-Gdv-
ernment troops under the personal
leadership of Prince William today
repulsed strong attack on the Al
banian capital by Musselman insurg-
ents. The insurgents early gained an
advantageous position, but when Col.
Thompson, the Dutch commander OF
the gendarmerie, was killed, Prince
William placed himself at the head
of the defenders and succeeded in
silencing the rifle and artillery fire
of the attacking forces after three
hours fighting.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-06-16
PHYSICIANS CLOSELY
WATCHED RESULT
OF RARE OPERATION

Richmond, Va, June r5.--Surgeons
mere are watching closely the effect
OF a rare operation performed upon
f. d. Luck, age 80 "a railroad man.
The arteries of his right leg be-
coming choked by an overgrowth of
their walls and ampatation, because
OF gandergrene being in prospect.
Memorial Hospital surgeons opened
the patients thigh and reversed the
blood currents by turning the arterial
blood into the veins and vice versa.
The dying lower leg seems to be
coming very slowly back to normal.