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THE BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS
VOLUME S, NUMBER 259,
WILL BRING M’BRIDE
TO NN eOUNTY
To iSWER CHARGE
CASE WILL BE
DECIDED ,
ExpecleOia! Local Officer
Will Soon Go for Kid
oapper
rUlffi OP STRONG TIGHT
Mcßride Claims That He Had a Lega>
Right to Take the Two Children
and Will Fight the Case on '
■ That Ground.
Dr James Mcßride, who is under
Indictment in Glynn county on the
charge uf kidnapping, and who is now
under bond In Chester. Mass., pone*’
trig a decision ol til. governor of
Massachusetts, on requisition papers'
Issued by Governor Terrell, will no
doubt be brougrt back t.) Brunswick
at an early date anl \rifl be tried on
the above charge at •,he jjttiu term oi
the Glynn superior count
Facts leading up to the guest of
Dr. Mcßride are well known to News
readers, The full story having been
primed iuthose ooluiuot previously
Since the arrest several weeks ago
after a chase of two or three months
a strong light has been pat up by the
titan .mrtror
rell wire ftpwaided o tie goveiimi
of MasaScliupeUps severe! weeks ago
and tiJrc'Mii has beft '}e>i/tiug since
that Time
Judge A. D. Gale, of who
leprest nts Mrs. M. Bride, Is Just In
receipt ITT a letter from Springfield
announcing that a decision In the
rase will probably be rendered during
the earning week and it is generally
believed that Mcßride will have to re
turn to Georgia.
Win Make a Fight.
Even if the governor of Jfassechu-j
aettes decides that Mcßride should j
he returned, he will stil! fight thej
case having announced that a writ
of habeas corpus will be secured.
The crime lor wrich Kcfarble was
Indicted wan that of kidnapping his
two little children, who tver in their
motlfers porsetwiou on St Simon at
the time wher G den. Ifi
Mcßride, if the je Is deci
ded against him, habeas
(corpus plot •' ->e valid
ity of the divorce, a secured
by his wife in lhe state or Ohio. lie
claims the right to the children and
M>.vs he has never been legally de
prived of them, and, this being the
case, he cannot he held for kidnap
ping In other words, Mcßride con
tends that he lias as much right to
the children as did their mother.
judge Gale however, states that the
children were awarded to Mrs. Me
pride by the courts of Ohio and tlup
the father was given permission to
see them twice a year, and only then
in cpmp|ny with one of Mrs. Mfi-
Urothww.
Other claims are put up by the
defendant an? his attorneys will make
a strong fight to prevent the Geor
gia authorities trom getting him.
Judge Gale has been in clpseJpuch
with the progress pt the case 40(1 he
j* Of (he op|nipn that there is so
upasthle chance for Mcßride t as-,
cape and as soon as the requisition
papers of Governor Terrell are grant
setts authorities an
officer from this county will be sent
to Chester for the man.
WAIT JACK#OWVHL*
After Today ths Am B-
Rtin no More This fteesw. J
It is probable that the lrrSjpt cjjfl
of the season will go ontjp MjU
Birmingham and
curst-on to Jacksonville
a „d is the iast of the
Th- s ,rl ' >B ]m
rrqiohis (lave proj^M
hk 'he summon
wU P*trouire|Mß
jJfr. ’
YESTERDAYS SHIPPING NEWS
Arrivals and Departures for the Day
At This Port.
Following is the record of the move
ment of vessels at this port yester
day:
Arrived, steamer Rio Grande, David
son, Mobile, steamer Andoni. He ma
son. Port Limon:
Sailed, bark Matanzas, Campbell,
Porto Rico; schooner Frances C. Tun
nell, Leßlanc, Majory A. Spencer.
Farnsworth, John K. du Bignon, Turn
er, all for New York.
Will Sail Monday.
Captain Bernhardt Johannesen,
brother of tre well known local port
statistician. Captain Otto Johannesen.
who has been in port for some time
on ltis bark, finished loading .veste--
ilay and will probably sail tomorrow
for Liverpool. Captain Johannesen
lias made a large number of friends
during bis stav in the city, vvno will
wish him a pleasant voyage across.
FOR LIEUTENANT
One Will Have to bj Elected to Suc
ceed Dave Atkinson Who is
to Leave the Riflemen.
Second lieutenant Dare Atkinson,
of the Brunswick Itifleim n. lias ten
dered 'his resignation, effective on
September 20. Thfs step is made nec
essary by Mr. Atkinson owing to the
fact that he will leave the city short
ly for diacon where he will take a
law course at Mercer.
The officers and members of the
organization will receive the resig
nation with much regret as Mr. Alvin-
Bonds one of the most popular olfo err,
the company has ever hud. lb.. aas
elected to tTfat position about, a 11 u
ago'anii hintTanade -a cfeiiifa'VFe ‘ i\s
cord as a military olHcer lie wal,
popular with the men and knew mill!
tary from beginning to end and by
his resignation the Brunswick bbf ■
men lose a very valuable ofl}cor.
Capt. Dunn announces that an el
ection will be held ou the first Fri
day night in October to name a suc
cessor to Lieutenant Atkinson.
AWHITEWOMAN
Was Badly Dealt With Yesterday A
ternoon by a Negress—Ser
ious Trouble Averted.
Delia Richardson, a negro woman,
living out on L street.. Was placed in
the city jail yesterday afternoon char
ged with fighting, and it is probable
that she will be punished to the tub
extent of the law When the cim-i
comes up in the municipal court j
tomorrow morning.
The victim of tills* negro won
was Mrs. Colson Hoyt, who tece • Ij
several injurjes at the hands of tin I
negress. It spems that, some little ai
gument arose between Mrs. Hoyt and
the negress. The woman became eu
raged and procedod to handle Mr,
Hoyt in a rough manner. Hlie lib
hop rieveral licks and almost flight
pued her to doaUi. Several palntui
licks were admlnflnered by the negrd
woman.
Officers were notified and Dot.i-ctlv-'
Sam Goins hastened to ttie scene and
located in her tiiuu on 1,
pfreet. Mr. Hoyt arrived a few ndi;
uteij liitpr and w#B greatly infuriated
at the treatment his wife had receiv
ed from the negress, and only the
presence ot officers prevented further
trouble.
FE RN ANDPN^J
liJljMir
Steamboat Intplajes test
Sot Work Over 12 Son
secuiive Hours
II LAW IS it HESitJIO
But the Steamboat Inspectors Wil
Set That it is Observed Here
after—Locaj Boat Owyners
May be Cos no at. *
Owners of steamboats in liri'ii—
wick, who have been violating the
law an prescribed by the dopurimer.i
of commerce and labor, wlticli reir.
tes to li’.e limnbei o! • . t
neei®ls on duty, ar, liable to li - haul
od up by the inspectors of this districti
if they continue lo disregard the lay,-.
The law says that where i! eiru.neV
is operated more than 13 rout's com in- 1
uously there shall be a r.lief engi
neer and a relioi crew upon the same
principle that certain railways ar
not allowed to work their employes
more than a certain number of hours
per day for the public safety.
in Wilmfington. N. C.. last week a
case ol Mils kind was in and, tin easy
being against tho far Heel .Steam
boat Company, owners of the steamer
<’. VC. Lyon. It was charged that this
steamer had been in operation for
a longer number of hours than is al
lowed by law. Th steamboat in
spectors learned that, the law had
been violated and the owners of p 3
steamer were tried’before a eoniTui--
aion silting as a board of inquiry. A
number of witnesses warn introduc
ed and The ease vvas ham fought-by
noth ad-, si A decision has .not jet
been and • u 1
an wiflMcrcws are watting the ■
diet with "o lb i . inim-c; t •
Ufa now an: - ic'd 1.,- ; t | ;IW
will -10 i idly ,% >■-! ot . ] pen
and it is likely that the jusp ctors ot
this district will ..T hu; , and if tffev
do it is li ore tiun pro -■!•- I hat |
cra| i.icanih-.iat coiunul*is tlih dr
trict will 1 phif-il Ami. . and ii-gc,.-
it is , .o.vn that \ -aw is vio
lated regularly in this port. Asa
matter of l'acl steamboat engineers
do not deny that often they are on
duty for more than thirteen consecu
tive hours without any relief, F
pi.-(Tally is 'his true of the smaller
steamboats of the port
Since the law became effective
some time ago n a a single
boat company bus n, en cbnvi -d with
a violation, but now that the new
law- is to be enforced, ii expected
that if the practice Is cor tinned st-v
- rai companies will have to answer to
a commition Joi violating th- law.
ijßDil. ifi
Statement Just lssu::d by the Net
ionai Sank Shows
to be In Fine Condition.
X IJatenieiit ju i issued by the
National Bank of Brunswick shqws
Ihe well known in dilution to he in
a very llourt bin;; condition. In fact
tin.- statement is one of (lie very best
ever issued by a Brunswick bunking
Amos', njlier di:i Ia in Hi
statem-ut that u a. e
time the issued was
more tlian a baif mil Iron dollars. To
give the exact figures the deposits
unupiited to $(>88,147,52. The sur;;lu
WF\ ; rofit of the arc placed at
BRUNSWICK, GA„ SUNDAM MORNING. SEPTEMBER 9, 1906,
Hi 1 k
■mil
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I. !i, Mason Spoointer! on
; f
Sew Stole Executive
Cooynittoe
FiflM fit STATE M URGE
One Member from Each Congress
ional District Appointed—Elev
enth Will be Represented
by Brunswick Man,
lien. E. H. Mason of this city, was
on Friday named by Culm-man Mil
ler, ol fite state democratic execti
Committee an a member of the
eonimiuee from the slate aP largo,
lepteseifflng the Ml even (h congves:
sional iflsi riot, incidentally Ihe lar
Sent ono in tin state. •
The appointments from nil tho dis
soa without a solicitation and is a
fust retvftrl for the apieudid cam
imign he waged in this county in the
recent gubernatorial campaign. Tits
Atlanta Journal, speaking of the ap
iminimuit of Mr. Maaon, says:
“li li. Mason, of Glynn, b one of
the h ading hankers of Drunswi. L, lie
;.., . * , 1. . 1. ..
U\i; at. the head of a strong financial
institution, fie has always taken an
active bund In poftrieal affairs and
has don much to build n\i m and
strengthen the forces of domecracy
iii Georgia"
r in ‘ appointments fro mal! ihe dia
viicts as aniu-miiced by Chairman MU-
Ic j r. are as follows:
.)• l’ope Brown, of Pulaski count;*.
Seaborn Wright, uf Floyd county.
John P. Knight, of tfovWtu county
ty. yr ■ ■
T. Blaiof't, of Beificn county.
Vv . J, Tlnsli, of Alill. r county.
Newton A. Morris or Cobh eouvif. .
U. El. Mason, of Glynn County,
i . if.. Call awn; of I 1 roup county.
Hen ben Arnold, of FuKpn ooinn y.
Bo; .til Wldg.ll; of Itich.uioiid coun
ty.
i’oocrt Ij. Berm of Aiotn'O l * count v
“A RUNAWAY MA CH” IS NEX~
This Will Imthe Attraction at th-s
Sep: ember 2d.
•‘A Runaway MalcU" will li; tho
tlt-xi all ruction at. (In- Grand, comitig
on Friday night of nils week. Speak
ing of this excellent attraction the
Richmond News-la-aib r of August id
says: .
‘‘ A Runaway Match" al the Casino
last night proved a good mirth maker
and kept the 1 large audience from
si-art to finish. In the three mis
there is not a dull moment as ev
member of the company will unde-*
stand her or his part and does it
well.
Fred Hoiiyo, jib Lenny Claxton. I\r-,'v
Mir- most difficult Jjart of the farm
comedy and he acted Ills pari to the
ei-iire satisfaction ot the audience,
i’ril Gas!rock, as the father of the
young man, Edward I. Shaooled ns
.Sol Short, the man of all work, Mir.-.
Maud A. Scold as Mrs, Hh-aiioi- Mat
eh--, the nußeh-making widow, who
coiiies near marrying, tin- son when
she ought to i.n mi does finally
marry the fat- jr C; Vinton
as Minnie 11,- : uigbf-.-r of tho
ill ilch-inaktiu; Idpv and Miss Dessk-
Ryan, as tin *-V . n :ore-y: of tba
| Country liob. 1 ,- everything was
Charged ex*r: .r hlu with till an
dience." >
CTRICE CPEViS OMORROW FOR
i REGISTRATION OT CHILDof-
The offic 1 of Superintendent Bgl
lard of Uid’ public seh -ols if Glynn
county '!£ • o ' in rlie court
house m mining tamo row morning
for 11# purpos.- ot i*i< ’ing n-v.
implh m • sc of .use who
cards
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NLV COMPANY
IS 61HIZLD
—t—
i Macon sad Hrusswick Staani
boat Company is ihe
fa
II HIS BUSINESS
Enthusiastic Meeting was Held by
Business Men of Macon Friday
Afternoon and the Enter
prise was Launched.
•
The people of Macon have finally
orgauizi and the Macon and Brunswick
Navigation Company and tin •com
pany will at once purchase two or
moiv new steamers and ply them he-
Iwoen that city and Brunswick.
The steamer Nan Elizabeth has luvi
ou the run tor sevornl months and lias
demonstrated the fa t that tlie river
cun be operated all right and that.
riiere is .1 good dividend for :1m bout
line in the traffic, it Is safe to say
that the merchants of Brunswick wilt
cooperate with those of Macon ami all
Indications are Uiat the n. w com
: any will be a success.
Tho original! 11 of the company is
told in the following manner in Ihe
Macon Telegraph of yesi rdav:
“The Macon and BrunswL k Ne -
gation Company will he organized at
once, with tie mi\e> of Macon mer
chants. The hoard of dire, tors will
consist, of Macon pc pie and the man
agemont of 1 Tie company will he en
tirely in %ucon.
litis warwEemded at a meeting of
the Macon mermfStn- at the chum ...
of commerce- yesterday afternoon
when the committee which has been
manugiint the Nan KUtti * ii submh
I'd if flfai;report, showing wind had
hi 1 n llf tic during iho tie ■ m
the I"/, had been operated,
A vote of thanks was extended th
committee for tin- work, and the ih
duration was made that Ihe entire
city of Mar on ow.-d a debt of
Undo for the seivices renoeiTd.
A committee of nine wn.-i appoim
f‘d to begin work immediately loo!;
ing to the dtibUsbmcnt of a nernm
nent line of steamers and Hie tor
null ion of a company with $25,00d
capital. Mess. VV. K. Small, A. W.
tin central committee and Mr. Small
Smith and \. E Chappell will
is emiioworcd to add six naiu.vn w tin
committee.
In the taeantimo the Nan KllzabelJi
Will CoaUniK- to operate between Ma
con and Brunswick.
the work of raising the neeessa.ry
$25,000 subscriptions for slock will
Li“ pushed forward,
is li tin
Cambridge Won From Harvard Yes
terday Afternoon in the In
ternational Boat Race.
oOiuMin, Be.pl, i— 4u the great, im
i.i ion;i: >-i< ■ here this afu-i iiooii
1 tv en (. .ml Harvard, the
b l iner team won 1,., two
it ii laimod tlmi a blunder by ('ox
swain Itknriden was the cause of
Harvard's defeat. He steered entire
ly too far oil! at critical points du.r
lie, the vis ■ . which conipleieiy itemor
al mm! the Harvard team,
The wane Was wUmss-.et -by an im
monew crowd.
POLICfcFIND IT QUIET;
” ONLY A FEW ARRESTS.
Brunswick's police force was not
kept very busy last night, as the
large crowd ou the- streets seemed to
orderly one and there was
• . .' dyj. ;n One in two no
arrested f<-: being drunk
weii h -a., tiie extent
POWDER
I.U I.N.!'.RES FOUR.
FRESHWATER BOAT
GEORGE W.GARBUT
GOES TO THE BQTT
j FIRST REAL TOUCH
OF THE FALL WEATHER
Brunswick yesterday enjoyed the
flrsl touch of fall. The day was an
unusually pleasant one and last night
a light cover was found to he very
comfortable.
As the weather man has predicted!
it is believed that the backbone of j
the summer is now broken although 1
it is expected that we will have one I
or two more warm days.
Coast Lino Pay Train.
The regular monthly pay train of
the Atlantic Coast Trine arrived in
the city late yesterday afternoon and
gladdened the hearts of the many
emplowes of the road in the city.
Hessie Will Make Trips
The steamer Hessie will make two
trips to St. Simon pier today leaving
the city at S a. m. and 2.30 p. m.
and leaving the island at 11 a. m.
and 5,30 p. m.
Brunswick and Atlanta .Sportsmen
Have Organized the Cumberland
Island Club.
The Cumberland island Fishing Club
is the name of thy- kites! pleasure
organization formed in this city,
though its members are not. made up
entirely of local men. The club was
organized several days ago with ttie
following officers: \V. 1„ Hannon, of
Atlanta, president, E. !., Stephens,
of Brunswick, secretary and treasur
er.
The eluh la composed of about, hf
teen members in Brunswick and At
lant.a. The new ,organization.- , haa
b ased alt the fishing and game prlv
iliges on Cumberland island for the
present year, and the members of
Ihe cluli expect to make a number
of (rips to the island during the win
ter. Cumberland is 01m of the best
places for game in this section, afford
big unusually good dec hunting.
Fite island will be posted and onK
m 1 mu bora of tbe club ami their friemm
will be allowed to limit there.
'
i Ino3. MacJtey Leaves .Charles S.
Hirsch &. Cos. ac its Local
Representative.
.T. Mackey, foi a number o>
years lor si I manager for the jumlii
firm of Charles S. lUrs. h & Cos., ha ,
tendered Ills resignation, effective a
once. MV- Mackey left for New York
las' uiglil where lie goes to formally
sever ills connection with the com
pany, whose headquarters are in that
city. Mr, Mackey lias been manager
of this well known 1 timber firm in
Brunswick for a number of years ana
ho Is considered one of the best lum
bermen In this section. 11. is under
stood that ids resignation was brought,
about Tty lifs poor health at present.
Upon his return York
Mr. acTcey will locate In it a ran
In Coffee county, whole he will on
gage in the hup.U r business.
it is not. known who wU! stu
him ns local manager for Hirsch and
■jontpany.
A Pretty Store.
The old Matthews stoic on Newcas
tle street, now owned -by B. l’adrosa,
which has been entirely rebuilt, win
he ready for occupancy within tho
course of two weeks. The store is
an unusually and will no
doubt he rented assoon as it i
completed- ft
Second Adveirtcmurch.
The usual morning and evening i
services will be a. ai.j
I
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" 1 :; Wm®
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
flint Sim
war mu
HeporfeD Ibi m (re j s No
Possiirle Chance fo Save
Steadier
LOADED KIN Ui in
She Left This Pi,., <r .
Fait Early j n the
We-k .oid Wa , Making Good
Headway Until Snag was Hit
Near Lumber City.
1 110 fIV; [| U"i I . 4
z cl a ::r
Aitaniaha 'ZZ''" X yT"
split 10 '’ tr r ‘ ,OWn tllls she'is
split tti hall, lying across the Ai
am.iim a shoe: <li nance from Lum
n 5 'i ,Ul,! has ahV!U,i ' oen given
Up as a total loss.
1,11 1111 -saiioil from Brunsv/lrlc
■e eariy pari of the W ,. t ,k loaded with
mlroad iron Silo lnade Kood hea „.
way and had reached a .poll above
„ m ,e \ J a,lou t 10b miles from
Brunswick when she struck a sna.-
M river and went down. Ac
cit fXX : ’"ri received in Utir
’‘ P G; “ >s completely
H '.ki t \\ hen Lartc-d down si <;
d.Lt m half ami . seprated amid-
Ul !' Mobi 01 ' he iron went, in
to the vvat ''' Ftit of course will b.
sa \" ! - TI ‘C ■ I'W succeeded iu es
catung witheiK injure.
•' ' < i
" t 0 Gavmitt n ' th
K! " although 0
removed and w
in anolhe: stean
£r;„rf® bu e
• The George K; Garbutt has t
numing on f o r m . lny y
and during tl4e ipn -f years
lias been ownJ'd by u lwu i, ~ 0l
pie and has ifccn lu bitg&tion a
heft- w>r ria*is> For s -uai m
sin- was fled u\at tho wharves
I’arker-Hensell. Knjriae -dng Coi
in this city and and- fight wa
by 'he justiei ami OTtited Sate
ofliiialsrfm- the bojit In wt
io ""'4iftW ut ami t
-old iTy . \ of j l)Stf
bright's eo iitt to se tii o fj e
out by a number of labpre
If-at time the Garhutt has
to other parties ami for th
months lias been coming t
regularly.
many are after t
Two Thousand Applicants tv.
Seventy Places.
of Agriculture T. G.
Hudson p l-.• H-sort by something
ltko two lln and applicants for •('-
lino. Tin;, applplcatlons have been,
pouring in upon him recently from all
parts Of the stall niul from poo .to
who want Jobs as oil and fertilizer
in sectors
Tlrttro are some twenty or thirty
anpileiuits in Pulton comity alone for
ilte tyvo places in which appointments
'are to be made there but in other
parts of tin stale the indications.
>'ie that the horiu is hungrier.
I here are onlj seventy places to be
nib-c! and after studying for several
dais how to make seventy jobs go
around among 2, (ton app. cants Com
mission .-r Hudson failed in dlcguesr
Already some twenty of tl sev
er places have an com
no io„.. issued. All of the ap
incuts Will he ijnde between
aid October 1.
a It it aid that the. #lll be a good
RjW. .‘f? nu,v ' ; ' in lie list,' but not
haloid lie •■•. or are going to
(touted tt.jv
LMjnSjEEL STORM
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