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THE BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS. VOLUME 5. NUMBER 261. .BRIISWIGK IAS KICK AGAINST ttfiL. Fresh Water Steamer \ill hot late-freight Frol Merchants ) fob ihe mm nuns Has Refused Several Shipments Ten dered By Brunswick Wholesale , Houses —Handles Only Mal lory Line Freight. Brunswick merchants have a ser ious kick against the frtfih water steamer tNan Elizabeth, which has been running between Macon and Bruswlck for the past several months and unless some changes are made by the company which intends io operate a regular line hereafter, the new company will receive a cold water reception In Brunswick. Wlille the line could mean consid erable to Brunswick, In the past it has served only as a comp liter to the city, according to the statement of several leading wholesale flyms. The .whole trouble seems to be that the Nan refuses to take freight offered by merchants for river points but when she leaves Brunswick her cargo is made up entirely of freighr from the Mallory steamer for river points and Macon. , , ,J tSSmSi * It is known that several weeks ago the Downing Company tendered, the Nan a shipment for one bf iffp jxlintr. touched by" the steamer/ bat the freight refused and ho .excuse given, tt Is known that other wholesale houses have tender ed the Nan freight with Ihe same result. ' MS- On the other hand when the steam er leaves Ma on she takes freight from all the merchants of that cUv for any point along the river. It can therefore be seen that the line is dis criminating against, the Brunswick merchants, Local concerns have many customers along the river route and they could ship the freight, via the Nan at a reduced freight, rate but under orders from somebody, the commander will not accept the freight, it is aIBO stated that the Nan har, refused to bring cargoes to this city tendered at points along tlie river. Just why this discrimination no one seems to 'be in position to say but the Nan will either have to change her tactics of the new company, which has just been organized in Macon, under the name of the Macon ana BrnnsvrtcK Navigation Company, will meet rather a warm reception at this end of the line, A line of boats on the Octnulgce and Altftmaha rivers between Macon and Brunswick could be made a paying investment, but ft will have to be fair to ail places touched by the steamer. If the Macon merchants want t<* get the business in Bruns wick's territory they must go out after it, for it can never be done by shipping over the Nan, when she refuses to take freight from this port. Brunswick now enjoys an excellent business from many of the points along Che two rivers and all freight nfra- Iho Tfllll'flflilfi Wl 111 D ou/*/vw * a regular line of steamers run all freight would be to them, which would pay handsomely to the owners of the steamers. If the line is put in operation as is anticipated, some changes will cer- made, because the Brunswick merchants will ship over U and expect the steamers to accept freight. f GROCERY STORE CHANGES W. F. Symons Buys Out Business of B. J. Ford. By a deal consummated yesterday, W F. Symons purchased *4* grocery business Of B. J. Fnrd mouth street, ad hereafter w ' ll J conducted by H. R. Symons, son ot the purchaser. Mr. Symons assumed charge of the business yesterday. Mr Fdrd has been conducting this grocery for the P* tbre<J . nars and by Wa^tn^sc^e^has . mw’P*' -1 ■ ■ ' , , Jm{ TAX RATE IS FIXED It Will Be the Same as in the Past Few Years CommUsionern Met Yesterday and Decided to Fix the Rate at $7,75 On the Thousand Dollars. The commissioners of roads and rev enues met,at the court house yes* Teray at noon, and besides of dispos ing of a number of routine matters sthe tav rate of Glynn county for the present year was fixed. As was predicted in The News sev oral days ago, no change was made i ntlie rate and It will remain the same as heretofore, $7.75 on the sl, 000. The state tax rate was fixed at $4,90 the total amount Glynn county taxpayers will have io pay this year will be $12,45. a reduction of ten mills elf the thousand dollar over last year. The small reduction was made in the state rale. Thera was very little discussion over the rate as tile commissioners at once saw lltat there was no ; i: a billty of malting a decrease In the rate and it is most too night at pro ent to make an increase. LAW BECOMES EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER TWENTY FIRST The new law passed by the last legislature making notes due on Sun days and holidays become due on the day after instead of the day before will become effective in Georgia on September 21. All banks in the state are perfectly satisfied with the new law, while the pimple generally think it a good piece of legislation. AFTEH SLAT! —♦ — Hoke Smith Forces May Oppose Him for Speaker of the Next . Legislate-e. Atlanta, Sept 11 As political g w sip now’ goes it is sahl teal jl- John M Slaton, of Fulton, fe/U her Hbsolutelj to all the platform aiit! doc trine Of Hoke Smith, that over;, fort will bn made T v the incoie administration to defeat bird. The disfranchisement plank win especially distasteful to Speaker Sia— tou it Is said, and unless he agrees; to allow Hoke Smith to dictate the Important committees of the Mouse and especially the committee on con stltufiouar ameilnments that ho wih be persona non grata to the adminis trat ion. A sign!(Uant Interview appoaii in the Journal Sunday momlni i.i which he says he accepts the V'ihi and the voice of the people as exprix | sed in the recent primary. If Speak-! er Slaton’s position proves accepts- I hie tp the new regime, no effort will! be made to defeat him —if not, then some hot times are ahead- Just who the administration will fix up for (he .presidency of the senate does not appear yet, but Mr. Smith will luslst on a man for the job who will work in absolute hifimouy with his plans. RupiPfs are current that John Boifeiiillet is slated for the to ooggan, but how much substance there is in It cannot he learne I. be cause no man yet loom? up strong enough to beat the popular Macon matt- STEADFAST CIRCLE OF THE KINGS DAUGHTERS DISBAND The follower publication has been requested by the Steadfast Circle ol the King s Daughters: The Steadfast Circle of the King ; Daughters, for various reasons has decided to disband. This circle for a number of years has beer, doing a beauttlful work of relief. Marty little children have been rescued and placed where they will have an opportunity to grow up to be good men and wo men. First under the leadership of Miss Lula Baker, then Mrs. Robt. Brlesenick and for the past two or three year* under Mrs. C. G. Moore In the year of 190% besides the relief work, enough money win placed m the bank to <urnHh a # < hospital handsomely which wilt, or rtore as soon as the room Is finished The Steadfast Circle wishes to sir. ceriy thank Ml those who *o gener ously asslsledVm In their work. *, Is understood that the circle wili later reorganize. , & yesterday's Shlppi"? l 1 4 Things were nmieually gfeg-^TM HI! ITIAIL ! ft HI f {Believed Officers are fee Behind Negroes Who Bid Hie tooling CASE GROWS IIFjESFII Coroner’s Jury Did Not Meet Yester day But is Waiting for Some More Information About the Killing. A r The coroner's jury v.' i.-h i. 1; 4* gating the murder of the two negroes I-intis ;:y til,.:* : -ator, did m meet yesterday nfUtruoan bni _d<vided i.u wait inp i 1 iiil l , wit. n :: 1.. • 9'l that Wine \ be s,'cured by the olile who ur at work on the cast . wli'cli will m.t-, terlaily assist the jury it: ari iii . a!., av edict. It is; mid rstood. an i known to | a fai t that officers now have r. clue as to tiio guilty party or pa,tics wim committed Mic tuunlo s' and it ;f.-t more than, likely that tut ai r. st wi i bo Slavic in a short time. The- ,'i.f. fleers have been .busy on the fca, a since Sutnay, and till hough they are working on e very mysterious cas-t, they have sure, e.ltd In securing toum new facts, which cam ; to light yes terday. The coroner was so not then and the meeting of tin jury arrange t| for G o'clock yesterday afternoon, wr .! postponed. The negroes of the city are greatly interested in ihe case and arc watch Ing its progress, it is believed that two or thrA more ware implicate i In, the fight, which seems to have jieen a gup ini rough house, it i. also kn. jy-that the two n- win m In jail more a' out the < 1 Jlml they UWe told he co in ? jin.i Slid ]O-y uT till la ia Ju Id. A News reporter B|S informed in . > flight that tin of the mu. d< ret had been .oil and lti nr rest is exp"'sd at: aw ti , ChiA-NCE FOR SMArA CHILDREN j Some Good Prizes Oflcßd to Those! Universities and Schools. ' j Here is chain - for some bright yoim r ; man or woman in one of the col If gi -s. high schools of univ". r.-dtlos 1 of He-, Mu to e.iru anywhere from! $ 10U lo I"". To do this ii is ikicCx snrj to uflfilo an essay, length not ; I-, sci-lhcd, y s Pi-' .riji.i ol "h low build up our i.i;' *in tile foroj.su! trade.” Jour prize:',. ?:'oh. .$"00 and) SIOO, aggregating jyjflp, have in-on! offend In tliii- eoatosi I.y the Mo'-] clianl. Marino League ot the lluhed; Stales, hpafiipiartf rs j,. Cleveland,! Ohio, zircon line, to ii Vvik'jkU ion r,.-! reived by State tjelmol On -iiiihortoner Merritt' in a teller from I'oitmussioa-’ or A. It. Sniiiii.jif the I ;.vue, Coin petition i.fcconfiiied to sluT-nts % Tu high spin ,l:i, yollcsc.'■, fecnplwgi.j cal schools and univ, •sitle.j and all] desiring to compete, are invited lo write to Commissioner Smith, a.i.| | Cleveland, an lo source of informa | t.ion concerning the suiij- ot. Commission r Smith inform. Corn-! missloner Merrill, that some 9,000 in stitutions have heel invited, and in! i these them are more than I.uO",lKrtj students. Tin esrgj.: are, to bo idj I baud by November I ~ and' tin- pr i /os| i will be awarded December .15, SMALL REDUCTioVf/'ADE IN PRICE OF A BOOK' Tho slate school aullroiities in Al lanta have received a iottef from w . vvi• • * i or Chicago, Ulal the ,price of 'Wheel* i , "f:■and .- which is in use la the comm- -iHt* ol* of Ocor gia under thelttu hook plan, will ho 25 c at: ii, ?.h cents, the price at win ii il aßs fuuiisbeci to this state. he rßon for the. reduction of 5 cents iiV jw price o£ the cloth bound pthueX ™ttiat Jw mmm bad to fari,!#i\ % ChJ kgo schools < ho ><]■£< BRUNSWICK, GA.. WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1906. INK CASES TO 111 COHIT —♦— Inperl,-p-! Eeprgis feller to Come Bp in Wash ingien II THE HffiH IHIBUNAL A Numb, r of Cases of More Than Or .. dinary Interest Will Soon be Heard By the United States Supreme Court. Attorney General John (', Hurt is jirepuvtng to appeal before (lie Uni* I'*/Stares • uprem, onmt on Monday October 1 hi some of the most im ptutaut lit!:.alion ;u which Georgia litts ever been interested. There an mnv four important ea ■ ' from Georgia on the ddfket. of th, l 1 ;iill'll Slates supri ate court, all ;oi tvhicii will he called on October i for n signment. l''iv: thi re Is the recent mul secarid appeal in tie Rwlings case, wiiieh Attorney .iolia U. Cooper lias can-lot to the snpn me court tn Washington been ns, the state courts refused to grant an extraordinary motion for a new trial in the case of the two Rawlings boys, .Milton and Jesse, sen tenced to he hanged with their fath er for the minder of the Carter Chil dren in Lowndes count.' . This case linn thwu draggling along now for nearly two years and it is fell that in the Interest of the administration of justice it should he brought to a ter. mination. For this reason Attorney General Hart .Mi urge I supreme court to ad'vai it on Urn docket so that it ma\ b. disposed of at tho earlle ! possible dnlo. r Two other cases pending there are of gnat Importance to the slate, ea peciall;. from a linancfal standpoint, are those involved in the taxation of the We: lorn and Aliantlc stock, 12, Udd shares of which are lu til each by tho Georgia Railroad and Linking Coini.any and the Central of Georgia 11 lay t anpany. 'I state is inter k'stili in these two ■,t es Io the ex I tent* of about s:too,onu back taxes. These two an ]e iniilll m v\ F on tip] iat fimu the sn pretin court of Georgia. Judge Hart will also ask for an early hearing In these cases. The fouth case, and one of the most important in Washing!on. Is the suit lor Injunction ugalijsl llio two cop in i- companies at Due),town and Ism holla, 'i'enn., to requlri them to con lino the sulphurous fumes from their Clipper smelling plants so that they will no longer spri ad over a largo area of ifprlti Georgia' win -re they have re.-,ulled in killing tho forbgty aim vegeiattpu. in this sail i.i./in Johnson, a well known Atlanta attorney, fs asxcp-tuloii with i.h„* attorney general on hehalri .ni slate. Upon Mr. Joint san ha and ytSPd'cd.. Flj<- largifsl part of (I.i work ‘oh. ons ifuportani. case and ), , has lie.-n \e net i:t!ly active ill col'lee*) lug ■ cviip m, , foi pres illation i.i thOi court. Tlii:- has been sot] for licuriiivi* ... \ -e KU'-pi'etW' court on October I aim K 1 belteA'd ;*>um fhing definite w.il beard fiovu it during (he iv, ■ known that l! ■,* (;,|| anxious t ! i tinvo it final!*, di * 'of and mint;.- ueJinvc I l.;r t*KuU llnajjy iu both Of them n '*■■■'* *‘l plant for the! i.. :‘ 1 , ■ 1111 cl i. onlfl' fit f" - **/■*■*■ i ;t:.iUU t tit i 111 V V .-***' 'dibit IJ.I j disposing of i .- ftn *h ho as not to re la;, them laia> th atmosplireo. CATHOLIC ep„ Vt JT TO nn. ON NEXT MONDAY • 1 9- Tin* Cnijw- con .-ill on Richmond • : \w < Mditday and the iitdicati* nr: Si, .1. If- alb ndance tvili largi si in II- history <>l the p,flMßjnu." new pupils have made ad" dur ing 'fli 1 O'.VS l.d sent. iA i ll '. wili I-• ,H|apied one,lK, Ih: .jAMoui- DECISION IIF IMPORTANCE : —— Has Just Been Banded Down By Judge Emory Speer MUCH LAND IS INVOLVED Thousands of Acres on the Ocmul gee River, Near Lumber City, Was in Dispute in Case Which is Just Decided. The opinion of Judge Emory Speer in the case of William M. (fuddle compliuuinaiit, against Frank li. .fftun ami others have been received and tilt'd in the clerk's office. Tho complainant ks a citizen of Not Ih Carolina and brought his lit 1 i to dissolve a partnership composed or the three defendants and hftnself. Ihe ease involves about twenty five thousand acres of valuable hard wood tinier on the Ocniulge river near Lumber City. The pan ms in the caSe signed an agreement- to acquire options on this timber land and sell it at the profit that would arise from the increased values of getting a large body of land together so that the tim ber could be readily milled. Mr. Uaddio alleges in the bill that Mr. Maun was attempting to exclude him and his other partners from all protits in the business. The case tried at lake Toxawny was on a rule to show cause 'why the temporary in junction ai*L receivership should am be made and on a motion by the defer,dant'**’,',ym u> give bon 1 and have the proper turned over to him by the receiver. Judge Speer held that Goldie hau brought Ills bill in proper form and that the Atourt had jurisdiction. 1L also dotted that the defendants vem-wnlfol the partnership options in hiv own name and attempt to ami the timber to Ids own advantage whs an exclusion of the other partner from their rightful share ofp tin pt-cfils. He therefore continued tin receivership and injunction and di lut'd and ttie defendants motion to give bond on the ground, among other tilings, that the property should re mtain in the impartial hands of the receiver. veterans to have big barbecue and fish fry flump Jackson, Confederate Veter ans, is planning for a Idg ttino m Butler's Point early next month, and the Indications arc that, the occasion will, he an unusually pleasant ope and will be taken advantage of by tin people of the eily generally, The vots are planning for a big bar !> cue unfhflHh fry to be held at (hat place. Dorothy win probably le. chartered for the opcaa ion and a low rate will he offered, A meeting of > camp will ho hold in n few days and a committee w(l! Ik> appointed lo take elmt-ge of (iffuir. 'J liis will bo liip first lime tho pi-oplo liaye ha,d an opportunity to go lo ttuller's Point on an excursion and il is believed, that many W H, lake llie trip. Carried to sanitarium. An officer loft last i\lahi for Mb tedgovlllf where he goes tn place !. ;the asylum .Mrs. Hale VViard, who tyas adjudged insane before a Jury before Ordinary Dart Monday after nooo. Mrs. Ward has lieeu in tad health for some lime and Jias been suffertm^mcn tally for the ® i;ist. few months.*. Strtks Settled New Orlons, Sept. 11. —The strike of the Southern Pftctft; cat men, invol ving nearly rant workmen, was set tledtonlKht. The men will return to wfßJHwving the advance in wages, 4 jMf to about per Month a ■ H evolutionists i>, K aggp an i- vnliiti"i'i -n :i ,t - THOUSAND ARRESTED Many Houses Were Searched for the Terrorists Many of Those Arrested are Children Who were Employed by Terro rists to Execute Outrages. Warsaw, Sept. 11.—Two hundred houses were ueasrchoM by the troops last night Tor terrorists', and 1,000 at rests were made, chiefly Jews. Some of the prisoners a’e mere chil dren under fifteen years of age who' the territonsts now employ to exe cute outrages on the government of ficers. SHOW IS BEING PRAISED. Good Attraction Will be at the • Grand Friday Night. The Ledger-Dispatch, of Norfolk, Tuesday. August 7, said: •'One of the most enjoyable performances that have been witnessed at the casino this season was given last: night, by a company of clever players heath and by Krtsd House, Den Howe. Miss Maui A. Scott and Miss Grave Vinton pre senting the furiously funny three act comedy “A Ruaway Match.” The audience was large anti the applause was liberal and enthusiastic. The production was good throughout and there have 'been few hills at the cas ino this season that havu given as much satisfaction as “A Runaway Match.” Judging by the manner in which a large first night, audience greeted the comedy it will be widely tallied about. This attraction will be at the Grand on Friday night. HE! JAILED Chinesse Routed from a City Held by Them—Bandits Put Mission arles to Flight. Shanghai, Sept. 11.—A missionary, writing from Soh.Ping, in the Prov ince oi Shansi, stab' Hint n targe par ty "f Boxers entered Tso Vuh iiKit-a The missionaries and native chid; tians iiiWl to tile Yaniaii for shelter il, td the Roxers, following oerawed Hu- officials arid got coni rid of the A German lieutenant who was trav eling in tile country, arrived oppor tunely and rallied the small force of Chinese aoUMks, who killed the Box er leader and eleven others and mad prisoners of (orty-two, while tlo- re main bo escaped. Tho niissiofffrlos were saved. A Chinese general with a force of troops subsequently ap pearifc on the scene Native reports speak of Hie p OI sistent uneasiness, and especialy -In tin- Yang Tse Valley following on th woods, which are up-suiting in scarcity of food. The foreign offices advise against Inland travel lor tin- present. Engagement Announced. Tito‘-engagement of Miss Barbara Conger and Mr. H. L. D. FauSsarJ is announced, the wedding to take lilure later this month. Miss Cooper Is a young lady who has friends in the oily and Mr. Faussard is on the schooner Theoline, a regular trad ed to tub. poil, when.' he has hi nu coming for a number of years. Dodging Lynching. Vi*.., jgc'pt 11 --Fcnriri'' thWTio would bo lynched, John Smith a rnigro, was today brought to Nor folk by the sheriff of Princess Anne county for safe keeping tn the local jail. Smith, who was out on ball fo. lowing a bung Jury In which he win; charged with he wife ol Henry Owens, negro,, charpat with an attempted assault u>xj| a Mr Dogotta, near Nlmtnos in An ne county, Saturday night. Building s> t,. t> t utidiog at Mlt^l’' >.-S 1 lit" and i ]nHK|M| bedding wa PRICE FIVE CENTS. A dSEBIf DEWED | Slate Deparlm it io lake a Dana is Cuban In sarreclion DES AIBIS If KEy WEST She Has Been Given Orders to be in Readiness to Assist in Pro tecting Americans Inter ests Around Havana. Washington. S' ;■! n _ T he state department has finally taken cognh zauce of fho • : - rr „ in Cuba Al the re, (lii , (l ,. [)an)lleut ii was lodny .. <•■.uu-o.i that the cruis er Des Mol in wid 1, iow moored at Key Wes!, has h, „ g i ve n orders to bo in readiness to assist in pro tecting •American itder„it s In and about Havana, and !s lnore than probable that the miser will be or dered to that point within the next few days. HEAVY FINE FOR NEGRO FOR INSULTING WOMAN Athens, Ga., Sept. 11.—Charles. House, a negro porter who runs on tho Central road, made slighting remarks about white women a few days ago at the depot and was arrested for his conduct. Mayor Dorsey told him yesterday morning that, just such re marks were the cause of race trou bles aiiiT wen- he aded by him to stir up race 'troubles. He placed a fiiii of ..i thi negro and iu default/ol payic-nt he will ®° *° the sU'eetJCtor sir. mouths. [ TWO WEDDING ' c 1 •• llazleli luer well l,| stores operator who had many Hils in liniimwicfc, vvln-11- he was marricu on .lasi Priday' nlgMto Miss May VVlt son, a well know® young i.ijy of UazleUursL J Mr. iirider was apijareull., in goo-l health until Sunday. wTien in: expired suddenly. The can a .If ULs deatii Is thought to have been -art. failure. Air. K rider, fot a, anvpber of years, was a naval, stores operator 'hut ac the , iloiuii vA-is cngagei' in Die business The body was taken t<l Salisbury, N. C. for inierment. A Pretty Window. One of tin* |> r ttiesf. dispfay win dows is lo lf* seen at Kaiser's tills week. The window i artistically ar ranged am! si:ov that the decora toi|is an artiri i Ilia lino. “ '•t More Pupils Registered. Sirp’t. ilallard, of tlio publi schools Had afcoUier I. day yesterday at his office In the nwt. house, register ing new Jpllp: for till' schools. Tin* number or a. .ii'.cmii:; for admission cards has m>,v pas ■ and the 2‘JO mark. Finished the V/ork. Electricians who iu.v been at work on island for l.ho past, two, weeks,, wiling several cottages, yes fenlayvfihlshea fin wnrt and yetuni ctl to the illy. A number of carpen ters antl other workmen are still mak ing Improvements on the island. A New Pharmacist. T. J. Alexander will arrive In the city today from JSberton to accept a position a,t Morgan's drug store as prescription clerk. Mr. Alexander has Just finished a cou%*i in medi ett!' in Baltimore and is said to be Defaji experienced proscrlptlonist. Trip to Florida. dlu f of Police Burney is off on a Bte| '-hip Wtiroiigli Florida and As .HlfiiifWt i wens Is at the linad in ls 1, * 9ft . Mon hays. e.isler for pa4aßflKf. lli-'id rn xl ill close next If Seer. ,■ i " ; -'TLx l:. os ••