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iThe Brunswick News. VOLUME 6, NUMBER 24. i BOAT RAYMOND Eihe BOTTOM IN ItajvEe Mill Was Driven Ashore M Gale, in Thursday \ Higiii mi mi h! avr Boat V,ll Go o\ Morn ttind Make an Eflc\ : : :rr -Mr# ' ■ The little tug boat owne V W. M. Tup per & Cojrer.armp stunt pi Mud river, sixty re lie froni Bruns- Kick. Just t*w seris isiy 4h has damagedJris not yet kncftvn. J The Rayivugid iert thfe jkirt, a fe ■ays ago toJjSRg some flfhtmjte the iiiin up M 'Jr river. Sh#.wftßjßtruck BJ the l!?p)' wind which pfcvaile night and was ) blown Shore, m spite of the efforts: of the Mr to keep her from doing so. wind was blowing at a high SUty and the Raymond was and dry on tin- shore. the low tide a few hours inter Mkug was left is the iual-Hh and on tide yiHteiilay she tail' and to l|Mith the tide anMun poured . 'T[ itjll’Wl: 11 ra|Sgthe machinery has been reach- HHKhe water. , *M.' M}r tug with a force on board WEaffSfcvr this morning and an ef fort will fee made to raise the Ray 'ruond,which, ft is thougßt, can be dfine without very much trouble although her present condition is not known. Captain W. M. Tupper was seen by a News reporter last night, but he said that it would be impossible to even estimate the damage, although he did not think it wupid (heavy. * Raymond is a snug tittle jSg eight feet long. She was ■this port three of four Hk v i# considered one of the si®. Hr little tugs ill these waters. 110 BIRMINGHAM! i THE mT| |j* A IS NOW RAPIDLY NeJB [Wng THE METROPOLIS OF ALABAMA. 1 *L — JTt ' In mnnthsjP^il^"' *bly bMr** tbft ftibit, BinnlngK ra!lroas ‘ will be tfirough from Bh^Fnsham It will that several! months aße owners of the road would strain ev ery point wßch the Alabama me tropolis by flWuary 1, 1907, and al though the labor conditions have been serloiMfor the past six months, the work rR extension has been and now Ihe road Is about toJttH nose into Birmingham IrC ft Is reliably elated thj| | rro months trams. both ■ Mod freight "’ll! he operated!* A, U i Bruuswlck to Blrmlng 1 f , VnHtruOtion force 1s nowl|| k jM ■Liu distance’of ■ \ ..n l expert to rearto* ’ i a lew mure week^fH s f ’..! ••■! that five cotitrucH ■ grading the r-/ad, eac h t#f ; ■pact fc- several miles. Vi-||a| ley mi <ome ■r-'v i* Hubs and the b*X.t.J‘i At laid m. CM’ sp ■rltd the a. district M railing itiiu 1 ■er conatru’Tion, ■La tvw m>'rf '.'">ntigg &§k ; \own rg , tiling - -pm I Praia 'th-fy BlnenJ rr ipUSes o-f E® BSmLr^ff- ~r . n delight’ DAUGHTER!™ POTTER HUNGS HERSELF found Dead in Her Hoorn at a Sanitarium Yes terday .? & V .1. ...1.. I . P litllH THE CAUSE i|Vci a Rope Carefully Around 'fa._J' ) *Neck and Then Thew Her Body in the Air, Death Re sulting in Few Minutes. Cromwell. Conn., Oct. 19. —A daugU ter of Bishop Henry C. Potter, of the Episcopal diocese of the state of New York, committed suicide in her room at a sanitarium in this city this af ternoon. The daughter of the bishop had been In the sanitarium for sftne time, being in ill health, and there were but little sign a of any Improvement In her condition. This morning when nurse# of tho sanitarium went to her room they were startled to sec her lifeless body hanging down with a rope tightly tied around her neok. She had care fully placed the rope and then swung the weigly of her body from the wall, ft is Relieved that death resulted In a very few minutes. HUNDREDS VIE|L SAILIfH .ixteen Home, to so many years at one side and two lng ono side open pass. J. F.„ BAILEY COl Placed in the Hands] V JdJSUahp sa ru &RcctOBER 20, me. IN HAVANA Great Damage Was Done to Property -Pfrfflfcfr-U. 5s Cruiser Brooklyn {if jfcported Ashore Havana, Oct. 19.—As a result of the terrible hurricane which swept island of Cuba yesterday, over one hundred people are dead in this city alone and reports from the interior will no doubt bring information of death and destruction in the path of the storm. • * The damage to property cannot be estimated, but it is known that it will run up into the millions. Of the dead it is known positively that a large majority of them are native Cubans, but it is certain that at least fifteen of the hundred killed at Havana are foreign residents. UNITED STATES CRUISER BROOKLYN BLOWN ASHORE The United States cruiser Brooklyn, which was anchored in the harbor here, was driven ashore and received serious damages, and this is also true of th other American 'port. The Brooklyn is still ashore but it <Js believd she can be floated with muct^llfficulty. The cyclone did its worse work in*r s vanity and for an area miles it carried everything before it. Telegraph wires being down renarf|i|fpWthe Interior are meager. THE IIMON I CARLuI! HE SAYS HE HEARTILY ES THE PLATFORM ADOt|l MANY ENJOYHI | ILL Bum 1 RIFLEMEN - WAS A VERY PRET SPIRITED ONE—GOOD BhK' pleased THE CROWD I _ I . 4 41 w * mid bull of tho ; AtiL® n, " n in tile parlors <l| BHHkiolol * , .mil w,ia greatly WiWiw i ’ l '' s<J " l 11 WUK till* llic tutors of torp hud fur u real good jFtnee 1 lie-, s.-asoii and ua-, Hrst part of tile evo.n-^ T .11. THE RAILROADS NOW KILLING .THEM IN RUSSIA Ine Hundred Killed and Injured in air Accident Teslerday IHT 001 EHUHMEIT Several Coaches, Well Loaded With Passengers, Were Destroyed ' All on Board Being More or % Less Injured. St. Petersburg, Oct. fit.— OveNe hundred persons were killed or bad ly injured this morning on the Oka gebenua!. Moscow and Kurslos rail way. Ttie train was composed of about a dozen cars, some of which were well filled when tile engine jumped ihe track and went down a high eni- HMltmenm that not less than killed outright. Mmte's Out Again^Yesterday. was another laid day fur hens as the htfnters were out again in large numbers and many of The fishy game were killed. If the spring tide confines today scores will go out this moraine.- POLICY HOLDERS BEGIN Ml FULLS OF MUTUAL AND ,NEW YORK LIFE INSURAN E COM PANY NOW OIPtN. AtlanJfj -O. n. t Scnig. ' ui poii.f in, a nd ■] a I •!,■:'l 1111 ■ ■ 1 l-'rkL 4 .■ 1 ■ PRICE, FIVE CENTS. UNFAIR POLITICS RESORTED TO BT POLITICIANS ' All uf Candidates nn Peo ple's Ticket Favor White Primary TRYING TO TOOL PEOPLE Personal Organ of the Solicitor of the City Court Makes a Delib erate Effort to Mislead the Voters. The local administration politicians are resorting to some pretty unfair politics in their effort to fool the peo ple of the city as to the real poßi 'ion of the supporters of the candi dates on tho peoples' ticket for may or and aldermen, and as to the po sitiou of the candidates themselves with reference to Ibe white primary system here in Brunswick. There is not the slightest objection on the part of the peoples' ticket tu that system of electing the municipal ticket in November, and the only real reason that can be assigned for the -continuous assertions to the contrary on the part of the politicians above referrel to is a deliberate intention io mislead the citizens of Brunswick. The only reason for the calling of the mass meeting was in order- to give the people of Brfinswlck gener ally- an opportunity of suggesting the names of gentlemen whom they would like to see in public office In this city and to rebuke the custom-of others now in politico.; TfgijA ; u t.uis com munity of getting together in the or- ilce of an office-holder and forcing certain men upon the people. The white primary J B a fixture lfl the politics of tills jAty and the only suggestion to the contrary chines from a source, which, if traced hack for its authorship, will locate certain parties Who were actually placed in to office at the hands of other than whiteAallots. rrlmury is good enough for JJjfc'edpleti’ ..ticket, and its claims iv i to it, ye.d no peo jfu’s that any better than do /'bo Inspired the unfounded and |wjfot.atemeni pubiis/ftd ) tl the or |||||Ku the sdllrltiir of the city court Ipi ¥nr • i frrap ft VsTTryTIdNALiTV Qgfflj ;"i l>c HIGH Jj : , VNSF C ■ HSlid ,h ■ /k-V'biv In the IP, Wsn of -r * |V'as convluted In iim siiiwi | jf' ot ll ' w,n county for viola! V law . bis demurrer sotting up HP act wy 8 unconstitutional, be men ulc-d by the trial From "judgment be appealed | me i'Ouy, Jfnd the case walWir f PV*teyA, KMHdge cutta and .mllers, jMmpsii & Hirsh, for the idiff Solicitor Gen LA rtmlth > I}o for the Blare. MNy state” contention* or aBLa, counsel is a ,. t „ H||||' n ai becaulgHtt, ■H Ujo Knera* of l< lJ in of ■bi-uses thai lb. \v "Jbp|v dtffci