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2 ILL-FMED BEL IS GDHEAT LUST SCHOONER BERWIND, AFTER MANY HARDSHIPS, IS WRECK ED ON CUBAN COAST. What Is the last of a bad luck ship, the history of which is probabl. known to every English speaking sal' orinau in the world, lies on the beach of the Isle of Pines, near Havana, i total wreck, and her captain, Lout. 11. Davidson, of Birston. with eight men, arrived in Havana Thursday to tell Ihe story. The vessel is the Harry A. Berwlnd. of Philadelphia aboard which soon after she was launched three negroes murdered tli captain and the rest of the crew u ' cause their coffee had not been served hot. The Berwind never had a day’-; in: k from the hour that she slid dow 1 the ways at Mlllbridge, Me., in De i ember, 1805. She was a beautlfii boat in lines and finish. -With all sail set before a light breeze she was a 1 icture in the water. In pointing Int. t ie wind the Berwind was better tha any four master that Maine hail turn ed out in ten years. But there was a curse across her bow. in her first trip to Philadeiplm she ran Into a steamship and was badly damaged There was always something wrong with the crew. s than a year old, the Berwind had more trouble than any other vessel In th? way of collisions, and finally, two months after her christening, there occurred on board the tragedy for which one man was hanged. That was on October 12 of lasi year: On that date In the dark of night the schooner Blanche H. King, Captain j. W. Taylor, with lumb.e from Brunswick, sighted distress sig nals in board the Berwind, oft South port, ly, C. Captain Taylor sent ms mate and half a dozen men to the Berwind. They found three negroes, Robert Sawyer, Henry Scott, and John Adams. The three men declared that there had been a fight on board an i that Captain ltuniill, the engineer of the hoisting apparatus, the stewai i and the mate had been killed. The male of the King left the negroes un til morning. On the following morn ing the King's crew took charge of the Berwind and made prisoners of the three negroes. After landing the Berwind In South port It developed that there had been mutiny aboard the ship 'because col t coffee had been served to the three negroes. The rest of the crew pahi the penalty of death for the cook; mistake. For the crime Scott wm hanged and the other two sailors sent to prison for long terms. It was the sloop owned by S. II Hearty that picked up the Berwind ; crew The men were taken to Neuva Clerona and sent by rail to Havana. The Berwind’s gross tonnage was !'6. her length 1‘J1.7, her depth 38 & and her beam 17.4. ABSOLIITFI y FREES For the next thirty days I will Oive to each sufferer of stomach trouble one DO cent bottle of "Echol's Iron and Alum Water' absolutely free. This water is absolutely guaranteed to cure any stomach trouble and if you use six one dollar bottles ac cording to directions, and you are not satisfied it has done you six dollars' worth of good, you can have your money back for the asking. % Bl C. BkllCE MORGAN S DAVIS Wholesale Lqiuor Dealers AGENTS FOR ACME BREWING CO. Mail order busi ness a specialty. 224-226 BAY ST. BRUNSWICK, GA. .Call op Darts *nd Taylors stable If you want dirt tor raisin* your lot m aldesraUw. MANAGER TURNER IS TRANSFERRED HE GOES TO SAVANNAH TO TAKE CHARGE OF HILTON AND DODGE SAW MILL. Elmo A. Turner, formerly manager of the Hilton-Dodge Lumber Company, in tills city, has been transferred to Savannah to take charge of the Mill Haven mills of the company in that city, and left last night to assume his new duties. While Mr. Turner will still have th:i superintendency ot the Brunswick property of the company, he will be actively engaged in the Savannah mills and lias appointed M. A. Ed wards, the yard foreman of the Bruns wick mills, as custodian of the prop erty in tills city. Mr. Turner says that all indications are to the effect ttiat the mills in this city, as well as those at St. Simon. Darien and other points, will lie closed dow'ii until the first of •January. He lias a large number oi friends in Brunswick who will be pleased lo know that he will retu.n here and assume charge of the mills again as soon as they open up fo ■ business. slims REALM Are you looking for a home, a farm, a good paying busi ness, or a good investment for your surplus money? We can please you as we have on Our list a large assortment ot property. Does this interest you? Seven-room, two story resi dence, nicely finished, gas, •hot and cold water, bath room, etc., in good residence district OILY $2,000 New five-room cottage on Un ion street. Model cottage. All conveniences. $2,850. Close in. CLAY & GORNEILOUS Oglethorpe Hotel Building. THE ARCADE BRUNSWICK’S ORIGINAL HIGH CLASS SALOON FINEST LINE OF BRANDIES, LIQUORS and CIGARS P. KELLER, Prop. PHONE 247. I AM"'NOW PREPARED TO Do“" General Plumbing OP ALL KIND We carry a full and complete line of STOVES and RANGES and do all kind ol STOVE REPAIRING. J. H. BOHN E. Phone 397, 428 Newcastle Street DeVoe't olei Stand, a, ‘ h. B. GARNETT. GENERAL CONTRACTOR When In need ef A PLASTERER, A PAINTER, A CARPENTER Call on the eld erlglnal H. B. GARNETT. Notice to Debtors ana Creditors Notice Is hereby given to the debto to the estate ot -Hannah T. Osborn late of said county, deceased, to ren der in an account of their demands to me within the time prescribed by law, properly made out All person' udebted to said deceased are request d to make Immediate payment to the undersigned. This 29th. day of Au gust, 1906. W F. Symona, JSxecutor of the estate of Hauoaa T. Osborne , TN£ BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1906. ME CENTA WORD WANTED. WANTED —People to know thatUnoe Sig will loan you money on anything of value. All legitimate business sol icited. Sig Levison, 3GS and 30“ Bay street. WANTED. —At once, tnree colored messenger boys, with wheels. Apply Postal Telegraph Cos. WANTED —Furnished room with privilege of bath room. Address C, P. O. Box 53, City. WANTED.—Young man (white) for grocery store; salary $5.00 per week to start. P. O. box 130. WANTED— Lady or gentleman oi fair education to travel and collect Tor firm of $250,000 capita!. Salary. sl.- n72.00 per year and expenses. Salarv paid weekly and expenses advanced: references required. Address with stamp, .1. A. Alexander, Brunswick, Ga. FOR RENT. KOR RENT. —Three connected rooms tor light housekeeping, furnished or unfurnished, with privilege of hath, fcpply 428 Newcastle street. LOST. LOST —Bicycle No. 84586 with coaster brake. Return to R. E. Fouche 210 Bay street, and receive reward. i.OS’f—Silver watch charm, win) ladies head on it. Bears initials R. E S. Owner will be rewarded by re turning to R. E. Sherman, at, office o Downing company. LOST.—In the vicinity of the Cypress mills, a black and white pointer dog. I Answers to the name of “Dandy.' i Please return or communicate with [ p. M. Nightingale, at the office of the Downing company. MISCELLANEOUS. TR \S sTp^T' ,^rNrn >N RE<7r^riT err will 11ml nice comfortable room ml good table hoard at 405 G street AMERICAN TIE ““AN I UMBER CO. MANUFACTURERS, SHIPPERS AND DEALERS IN CROSSTIES AND LUMBER New York Office No. 11 Broadway S. K. BROWN, Mngr. BRUNSWICK, GA. RRAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INVESTMENTS See us for the best city prop erty. Bargains in all kinds of real estate. BOYD & CO. 110 Newcastle St. Phone 304 “Meet me at The MECCA.” THE UPTO-DATE RESORT FOr GENTLEMEN. POLITE AND PROMPT SERVICE All high grade goods in the beer whiskey and ci gar line. COH GLOUCESTER *O4 GRANT STS. See our windows for a beautiful dis= play ofChinaware NOVELTIES IN DECORATED MUSTARD POT WITH SPOON 25c. Beautiful new Salad Bowls 75c. Cracked Ice Tray with Plate SI.OO All Colors Jap a Lac, ready for use. 1 pt. cans 50c. ' ' ' T T T Just received, Full Line Ladies White Foot Hose, Full Fashioned extra Lon 3 ~ ..10c Extra Heavy Knit Childrens School Stockings, value 15c 10c New l.ine Ladies Hose Supporters, With Belt Attachment, all colors . ,25c Foot Ease for the House—Pair of Our Velvet Slippers 25c Sewing Machine Oil, large bot. ..5c A fine line Choice Perfume, put up in Dainty Boxes ioc l ime for Griddle Cakes—We have splendid Pans at 25c. And Waffle Irons for gasoline stoves . . sl. ■New Greek lAmerican ■Restaurant * AND LUNCH ROOM. I I I t NIGHT AND DAY INEATEST PLACE IN THE CITY , EVERYTHING FIRST CLASS t SERVICE UNSURPASSED. t NOW OPEN. IN OLD ARCADE BUILDING NO. 210 GLOUCESTER ST. POLETES&HOOOENPYLE TELEPHONE NO. 430. i Do General WALL PAPERING DO YOU WANT YOUR HOME DECORATED IN THE LATEST UP TO DATE STYLE? IF SO CALL ON ME AND I WILL SHOW YOU MY SAMPLES OF WALL PAPER. I WILL DO YOUR PAPER HANGING, PAINT ING, GRAINING, STAINING, KALSOMINING AND PICTURE FRAMING AS GOOD AND AS 6HEAP AS ANY ONE CAN AND LIVE. DROP U 8 A CARD. J. MkWilson 602 MONK STREET. IF YOUR CHILDREN ARE li NEED OF L SHpES FOR SCHOOL TRY PE|#-pITB. A COMPLETE LINE OF SHOES IN THE VERY LATEST STYLES AT PURfON'Sk I McCLURE’S Let Us -Onild onr home We do general contracting and building of all kinds. Estimates fur nished on short notice. BOWEN & THOMAS, 512 Monk St. Telephone 154. The Brunswick Bottling and Manufacturing Cos Manufacturers of SODA WATER AND MINERAL W ATERS, CIDERS, CORDIALS NEC TARS, VINEGARS, SIMONS SPECIAL GINGER ALE AND RYE OLA PHONE 273 2.8 OGLETHORPE CT FANNING TIME WE HAVE A FEW SECOND HAND FAN3 (AS GOOD AS NEW) WHICH WE ARE SELLING AT $5.00 TO $9.00. SUPPLY LIMITED. BEE US AT ONCE IF YOU WANT ONE. WE HAVE A SUPPLY OF BRAND NEW FANS fl utual Light & Water Cos. 10 Cent Store See our windows for a beautiful dis play of Rugs NOVELTY TEA STRAINER WITH DRIP STAND 75c. Soon tone to hang Curtains We , have Extension Curtain Rods witn Hxtures 3 for 25-/ Covered Bread Ratseds, the only absolutely clean vessel to make Light-. Bread in, 10 qt. size 25c Heavy Japanese Dust Pans .. ..10c" WeM Made 4 string Brooms .. ..20c- 1 Floor Mops, Handy for Oiled Floors each •• 25c/ Glycerine Toilet Soap, a Soap for Delicate Skins Box . ,10c-.