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VOLUME 6. NUMBS S? AN IMPORTANT^, DEAL WAS GLOBED HERE YESTERDAY Max Isaac Buys Mi Interest in the Brunswick Steam Laundry POMMIffiT-GF 111 • He Also Purchases His Interest ir the Bottling Works—L, Ludwig Will Be in Charge of Ihe Business Hereafter. A deal wn- conr.umroati .1 >ester day whereby Judge Max Isaac, the well known referee in banUiuptcy, purchased the interest, of G. W. Cline in the Brunswick ilteam Laun dry and the bottling business form-, erly dpei-ate ! under the :iani of j c!tth.--4oi Ludwig j Tid* deal, which; involves large sum. Las be-vi pend Us ufB! lays and .wa i.Mfr J Mr Cure hi iiP HHhitt • H ~L 'Jm-'' 3L.:.,' : Wt V jjjjSil m ' \ g|!flj| WBKFT rut it "1.0 b V n - e a iW. tL‘e I ho service they L,.•, ever Kd. Judge Isaac, who becomes hall owner, will, .not b<- connected with the at all Mr. Cline, the rnttring mem er of fc hrm, and who has been ■ .as • 1 . V ago. lias decided Kail rf re? to ids h’: n; :■< v: •:;) mil :.i *h< city, and hereafter he will engage extensively In the farming business. Since ■ purch&sing,jjtbis farm a few. yeara ago Mr; C'-iine ha found it '.vary flfofltabk> and recent ly 'decid ed to give up his business In' the city a'together. H< has one of iV best >n this se tlon and wi’l no make a rt-.c, -ss of it. ’.ilk of fh<Xmt (•;. lg young nous iwen in the oi y and th will make the Brunswick Steam Laun dry and the bottling works first class j in every respect. The Ne#s wishes I all parties at interest much euecesr j ;■', First Baptist Chtyeh. Rev. J. E. Sammons, vw. t<■: Ser vices 11 a. m. and mAI p. . Sun day School ing Wednesday 7:?a p. m. '.'drain;, r. < 'Jeet,: “The Lori Hath Done • Great Things for TJh. Whorcc; •'> Are Glad." Psalms ,126' ?!. Evening subject; “Prepar* to .Meet Tb.v God." Amos 4:12. LtVr- 'ordljdiy in vite visitors and to wor ship with us. Card of Thanks. T* wish to ;hank for Hie kindness and sympathy shown us in our recent bereavement. Their many kind Heeds and words wore u great comfort to us in ' ir sorrow, and we thank all most sincerely and gratefully. flap Respectfully, Mrs. E. J. Browning, Mrs. M. L. Reagatr m War Time Senator Dies. Chattanooga. Tcnn., Nov. 24. — General Willard Warner, cxTJniied States senator from Alabama, directs yv after the civil war. died suddenly office in a suburb of thifc old age. Mr was aa aW tnt'f'batd later Hr:*. I^* f. itt ape r.vnipsl. '**'■ *9/**. §*• f ‘ The Brunswick News. mm wife IS PROSTRATED OVER THE AFFAIR •Says Shu Knows lie was Not Guilty oikl That Injustice was Done Him s MLitVESWHAI IE IAS TO SAY Wife Says the Great Ginger Loves Her Passionately and That She Believes .he Entire Affair to Have Eeen Concocted. . j Naples. Nov. 24. “I do not believe one word of it. My husband has bom treated wrong and 1 know he Is Innocent. 1 beleive every word 'nr. has said about the entire affair and an injustice has been done bint This was the statement made by Uto wife of Caruso, the singer, toA’ when she formed that her hl% New RPP'Lif^^charge recently prefer- against hi m. She was eomple ceiy prostrated when the information reached her rnd. seemed to be mui • urprised at the result. She said that her husband loved her passionately and that the would ■a- believe ihytblng against him. OEFIEO THE COMMUNITY. After Shooting Man, Merchant Bar ricaded Hia Store. Jackson, Miss., Nov. 24.—A din-1 natch from Utica, i Ihfc omtuily. states that Albert .Curry, a prom inemt merchant, shot and killed ■■'rank Hood. After barricading his -s ore and for several hours defying he entr > immunity, Cu.ry escaped •‘t* A large, The two men li-id" ui itogether during ho dJtr/ It' is claimed that fne--of ficers made no attempt to arrest Curvy. , " , NELSON’S MANAGER CHARGED WITH STEALING Cincinnati, Ohio, Nov. 24. —Billy Nolan, manager of Baitling Nelson, was arrested today, on <t wa rrrflnt urging embeK-rieinea, of ||Js,ood sworn out by “Texas” Rickard, who •unnoted Nij'on-Gans fight recently at Goldfield. The ti outile grows out of the pie • r - privileges of ti e. fight. •ATHER TO PAY SI,OOO FOR ARRE&T OF SON llart.inshnrg. W fa. *Nov. 24. — Tamer. Taylor, a well known young mi n, of' Diujuesae. a suburb of Pitts :.;vg, Pa., charged with the murder f Isaac . Car r. a negro, was arrest.- city Thursday. Taylor in eolf-defense. The cn g man’ father offered a reward of , ,000 fogho capture flf his son. fUPGE HUGHES NE ''§Wl?“ nun; rjharlf-s HUB /'id* /in Mrs. the of t r father, J ; K^Rp^ n (i. ~o lies at In Vin evil':•••. y-r.cn %i point of death. M ' Judge • tl-.ighvs, the Jltuer of Mrs. Charles f>. il!.' 1 Dudley M. Hughes, 'he years having filled with distinction the position of president of the state agricultural society, has lived a life of usefulness exceeding that of the biblical allot ment of three score and ten. He Is 79 years of age. Change of Schedule. .. Change -of. schedule A., B. and A.. emotive Sunday, Nov, 26: Train Brunswick now at 2:16 p. m. "00 pr- MfHp* in I*®*?- v.W in futttr* writ* at ■■ BRUNSWICK. GA„ SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 25. 1906. GEORGIA GOm ANDfillT IB BE EXTENDED 111 HICK % ; .. General Manager Emerson Submits His Proposition and it Will Be Accepted. Brunswick will Give SIOO,OOO ( With “or usual pluck, energy auri ; enterprise Brunswick ' has practically landed the Georgia Coast wul Hied* jment railroad, and it i.s m tue.aliy !,%■ j lieved that within ahotheS- 1 tSenths thi.s i.urt milftwßlho ; water terminus of aaptherHast gjow. ing indepemh-nt railroad sptem. traversing a rlcli. and thickly IfkUv tatod section of. the Mat?. '- 4 The News has" time to printed Items cotiUrnhig the effort wtfjrithe part of Uumswick -business jmeli"'to-iiWß'ure this road as well as the announced desire of General. Manager H. D. Emerson and others to make Brunswick the' terrainus et their line. For the past', few days officials of. the road have been in the city with that view, and while no agreement has been signed, sealed •nd tloliivhmj. It la practicality a closed deal and active steps toward the purchasing of terminal and depot site® Iha,ve already beam taken fjy I the road \ Official of the load arrived pm Brunswick on Thursday aadVoapW-H lag was at ouco ar; a aged betWften i them and the joint .comuiutee ■ ntr.gr ih< city cur.-.-li, the trade Wd . and-.:• apt cjJiwed some ■me RBI i.u char> tin's very ... -I(*\ b ,8;-;l08X f •if which tbeßw, ir w® ml *' ujß il'-ailJr' li cicv, a tne* rep Vf jL |he /Hiilrv,-': aiidli it.* ; A #mW aswifeK ': 'l'lWr • ■•nl lT> > cmHH.JJ,ured. till cos' t'p '.rtdaJHpTOSs \h*' Alta i< tnaha ;• as ‘'elMU' "and end 1 the mi- .ing wcbsHßo of the, work hgifig ’ General ob hi- properi it-n to . -üBF.’-j: ” M of j j make this city its rwll chase its own 1 <*rn; pot ;utd freight j th* people of Brunswick' wW bettfti expcnsQfc of bringing tin r§i,d lieril to the amount of JlOffJbOO. iplr. orppn went into, detail am}’ -xfflulti' dJ ttuut it would cost, a least 5160,0tR to construot. the bridge 4c.cross the Aitdmaha alone and that it wouldM take many more tbousajv dollars If complete the read to Brunswick. Tills proposition was ‘taken under consideration by the jci it commit toe and while no -answer has -t fceen given the gen J managei it is praoiically assure hat u.e \ .i --mlt.teis will reply: “We are ready to 3'cept your propoi 1 1 ion: bring ihr rood to| Brunswick." Thais the way Brunswick has done in the past, and, just at this time, when the city Is entering Into a period (J prosperity that has never befor in-on .promised for the city and he will not let t a opportunity pass. .The.,lloo*oo,o. askeafcjpjLihc peoplu of BrunsvJldk that much-’in bard casJpF f .aus t'.at Brunswick' and J y Is p ■furnish that muJPPraingT leveling placing Of crcyrties, etc., in this and it*s thiXipin:on of tholb o* ln'erer/lef themselves In the ;.,a . the- do maud, can bo eaolj^Ht m||- |s County to Assist v 2 n'ttoe In charge has al a great deal of figuring :#T W Mr. Emerson made his d<~' mands known it ha been practical ly figured out how Brruowick can meet them, with a very snail amount of cash. , The county will be grade ihe road from the AltanMteajTver Into ilie cliy, to level It.|| jjnhnd furnish the crossties track. The convict Tie used in the grading. peoWßrjlvH* along the ltne-pf the rc /IgßkvA* asked to furnish UH. c*g< win ulacefe” | K w convict ang ' J^-^4sP*^ roin Ims thought that work that will be done b£ the county gang will very near Irer.eh that amount. I Torackrow members of tho joint committee will circulate a petition among the tax payers of the county asking the county commissioners to allow the use of the convicts for this work, as .was done when the old B. r and B. wjjis constructed. The petition to be presented will piobably con tain tiie names of several hundred taxpayers, of tho county. The peti uoii roads as follow: To the Honorable Board of Com- Glynn i Couaty, Piruhswick. Ga. ' G-rnUemen : The Georgia Coast and Pie lailrolui ejects to extend its iiom Bar Ton to Brurswick. crossing the AltamaM river somewhere near HofSoTT Th* ti'estlius had bridges necessary to cross 'the river will me I expensive, ted'to secure tin. ! road wo should aid in constructing the hue through our own county. i cpimty, honorable body to use the gang to do the a- l uai the rijjut oa ay.v. - joadbod and plac- L,e tho rails In position |6roni Bur in the city oi HtolWreh. to Hie Aiuunaha river. Mil know what a great ftenefft the it, fh and' A. is to us all that it has (klreudy repaid in taxes every cent 'we pit into it, and besides will con tinue to pay taxes for all time to conic. The new line will bring us at once 100 ullos of new and valua ble territory, aud they have agreed to put and Keep their general offices in Brunswick. By using the convicts cs suggest ed every taxpayer pays his part of the expense, just as he will receive •*i*W ihat* of the benefits. it is generally believed that the commissioners Will grant the re (Ufest. It is understood that a spe ®Btmr'e,ing wIU ibo held Tuesday RBct on the uAkf. ■lie railroad company will also ask council for the right of way through kcertainwetreeta of the otty. lit is fcn/jSMxUto bring the line In down tor® ,i avenue, now used by the %outh<Pn and A., U. and A., and the new noud will want council to grant Bt permission to come down one of The streets In the southern section of the oM. in order to reach the river froM mH Emerson Pleased. Emerson is Very much pleased with the genuine spir it of progressivences displayed by the people of Brunswick, and he Is now satisfied that everything possi ble will bo lone to make Brunswick the deep water terminus and head quarters of bias. road. He states that should the deal finally bo cdosed that the general offtci* of the company will at. once be removed td this city; that the company will purchase ltd< own terminals, probably erect a de pot and ‘hat, the work of extension will begin at jonce. the Road. Probably or Tu^day the general aK&mJmglll' I at. a trip over the OBfg la Coast and will raie a citizens. 1 ad e o Darien Junction BKj f %$§ Sea board. whdfe a' ached ) the trip will bo end uL to tliO local tießn an see just whaPtsecaon Is covered by the road and to see the new terri lorythal will be reached by Bruns the road Is here. It Is known com pose the party. Everybody Wants it. There Is hardly*. buinw# man in | Brunswick ' who rf# jßpreciate the groat bouefii iawfck will derive, from rig \i\ passes j through p uti □.SMl J .#*# - V 4- \M'' SMI’S CARGO will con or 42,OOOGRuSSTIES She is Nearly Loaded and • Will Sail for New fork on Tuesday LOCAL COMPANIES DDiCK WORK The Southern Tie and Timber Com • pany Has Made a Record In Loading This Steamer—Busi ness Was ■fSwiandied. The steamer Sffijpjßf the wlck Steamship (Wmßfv. which ar rived In port iaaffipunday, i 6 about (ready to sail on luT return trip. I She will char tomorrow afteriioon or Tuesday moriimg and will Aoro than likely Eall Tuesday a^raoou. The Sa.illa will caiman unusual ly large cargo of croaßUes to New York on her return. Tfc? work oi loading lf % Etlll unSh -way am when out Tuesday., ah will have aboard 42,000. The er has been loaded y the Southern Tie and Timber Company, the new and enterprising crose.le firm Organ aed in Brunswick a short time ago work of loading lias bc<l| pusa W with rapidity by., the new com pany, as they reallsscd that the Sa tilia, wanted to return to Now You as soon'as possible. The ties wer on the wharves Of tlykrffmpany waiting and as soon as tHfrateamci finished disoliargiflg lier cargo a large force of hands were put to work loading the cfoS'SUeR. This ’ new auil energetic company , de 4ryq|Spredit for the magnificent waj in which they handled the first steamer of the new line, and it 1 more than probable that the compa-' ny will load many ihore ships of the Brunswick Steamship Company. 40,000 PEOPLE 51 HARVARD IN FROMJfALE New Haven, Conn., Nov. 24.—Yale wont down In defeat this afternoon before Harvard on her own gridiron' and before an audience of' 40.000' peo ple the plucky Harvard eleven won tho day and, iby their - no doubt euthled to the championship. It was the annual contest between th two great colleges and the inter ot was iutence. Odds slightly fav ored YalU The game was a very pretty one, tho final score being Har vard 10, Yale, 6. Other Game. Other big college games resulted !&& foIIOWB Lafayette, S3; Lehigh, 0. , Pennsylvania, 22; Villa ivova, 12. Swarthmore, 21; Amhoiwt, 0. 1 y . 11; Medico, 0 yNavy, f,; ViiginU, 0- Army, 0; 0 A road and it will mean more tor Brunswick than the avcfuge citizen can reall;Althout Btuidyiug. the sit uation. With i bHLtn be for* l hem the business Jj'taahWfcfc arp ■gndy i J . t:in>i.ilMHH^^B|. *to. lSSß^mr. J cash money It tfila Uy be ’ w 1 It is the iprtMon- ot .Manager ’Em eron and of the members of the Joint committee that within a short time the active eonajruertion of the Georgia Coast* and,. Piedmont railroad will be under/ way and Brune wicKf is another year older ■ v■will hafro 4 fourtjl '4 \ k ' jl or- PBWMSpy'v . ,/>■ ■ !sHpi that rory. i#llr l ’ ]r , ’ 1 * ~* T t PRICE, FIVE CENTB. A GOOD PROGRAM ANNOUNCED FDD ; ELK’SJEIDIAL Service will Be One of Hie Most lolereslirg [vents Ever Held Here 1 FINE MUSICAL PAIMM Best Local Binger6 Will Participate and the Occgeion le Looked Forward to With Interest. The Full Program, H Tlie program for the Blks memo rjaj^service to ibe hell at tho Grand Jjßsu.nday, December 2, has been -iffffipieted, and. it promises to boon* of the most Interesting events of the kind ever held In Brunewlck. It is of Interest to say la this con nection that no deatta have oo eurred In the local lodge since the iat memorial service, in fact slnoe t&e lodge was organized several years 3go, it has lost only two members, namely, Dr. Hugh Burfora and A. A. MtArthur. A The services wifi begin at 3 3 o'clock and 'the pubUi mtiflfd. "TTclfelr'W.n/b'r reserved at .and Bryan's. This is done to pre%nt the usual rush. Hon. dhelby Myrick, the well known Sa, vannah orator, will deliver the ad dress. Music for the service will be furnished by Ti'ancbltelio'' B orchestra ihe program la-full Is as follows: Overture! franctedi, Roßxfai , Amheatfe "The lfa4aa.rii Morn," Chorus, i j OpenW* First Sect' ■: iTUe Rhuar^ Quarkstte, “ / . US' Pitcher," Mesdames Bldnten, .Bailey, Bientof ' S cotiA <Wt*’ of thcymdge, §Op6nmg Ode. kM iteg Syne,” ' tbe JU<lse. “ Invocation, Rev. f. v Sammons. Duet, “Tarry With Me, Doniza.tl, Miss Kay Symons. Mr. H. R Sber man. .VjloaJon, “SchulK rtT oerenadie," Tranchltello’s Orciftstnt Thauatopsls, i£r. ;Louis H- Haym Solo, “Ave -Marifif” Oounod, MISS Tallulah Fleming- J S '’“mortal A v lre-4*, Hoa - SheKHf ck. mi/: mu' of A®s." Dudley | , Chorus “Fear Ye Not, Oh Isnuri." Durili^; U*d| Mr. George Sherman. Eulogy. Prof. N H. Ballard. Solo,' Mrs. Oeorge W. Blanton. Closing Ceremonies, The Ritual, tho Lodge Anthem, “HosannV drainer. Chorus Doxology. Chorus. Benedhtlon, Rev. F. D Thotna*. Arrests stop all BTREET CAR* Montgomery, Ala., Nov. 24.—Be cause of the refusal of the Mont> gomery Traction Company to obey tho new 'Jim crow" lav/-* every car stopped this morning bV, thfeprest of.'the metormoa and - S°ti the streets were Tho Tmst man'irrested was General Manager Ragland. Within an hour there were a score of employees at the police hCtlon, and tho docket was crowded, with their names. Mayor' Teague 'is opposed to the law, w*g*k was passed over his veto. huifiK enforcing it to tno letter. It * 'ffl'i Hit that every car shall carry >sj®cr "whites or blacks exclusively, mfcjh' be labeled ‘'white” or ”ooJ orod." iTie Company asserts fciat it is impossible to obey the' ilk as they have not enough care. Those who Arere forced to get about the eltwhad to walk or hire %scfcs. m • After a defy of an hour an In junction was!granted by the* city court on thJ ground that the law could not bJ kept, and* tragic, after a long delay, was resumed. Improv ed to be one of th most igtmme develop meut* of tl*a tmu> auestlem tor mn, thouft thorn *w *• and no sort of ModahM.