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p, Ceredo Council. No. 10. Junior order
United American Morhaufcs met 49,,
Friday evening 10 !. .. o. >. Hall
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OF the lnd aud tth Thursday evenfne III
each month at I'D o'clock
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Alpha Chapter, No. 2 Eastern star. meet
In Odd Fellow Hall the Hrst ana fbi1d $50
urday evenings Ia each month.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.


Crescent Lodge. No. ~, A .F.SA. ~, meet
evenings Of each month.
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sunday School, a.sO
Class Meeting every Sunday at 1880. ::
Junior League, B.s0 y AZ
Services every Sunday at 7.9O a.
Prayer Meeting "wednesday. 7.aDp n
Epworth League Saturday at 7:3O y n
W. 3. NICHOLSON, Pastor.
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:, A large number of the celebrated INSURANCE
GASOLlNE ES at from 500 TO $3.50. These
stoves are absolutely safe the best and most satsac-
tory gasoline stove manu- actured
also handle the Globe Washing Machine the
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ing utensils, TIN Granite and Nicxe PlowS Harrows.
Pumps. Hose, Screen Doors Windows, etc.
g special attention given tC kinds OF Roofing,
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Church irectory.
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GEO. GADsBY, Pastor.
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n. A. wilson, Pastor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-13

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fort, ..rlldt pabr? gs sebt ibr 9ut2"
Isle 1T cine 8efanaere pie Su.
mem Sobn," antportete @uiQuume.
,.ollein lie l6eint benz 9olte bon Iaris
nidt aefd6rli9. neil Iie elm Weib if!
SD babe meine game 9luabeit uro
Gner9le aufbieten miiien, nm Al ibr
al ~9elanaen. gs lit mir a%elunaen.
Die Sbweifer Iabt Did eriiBen llnb
OH mOaeIt mutbi9 ausbarreu uno ben
g8ilen Der @ltern srfiiaen!"
Ser Suabe nidte. Gein qroses.
al%dnsenoes ause mar bol auf ben Spres
der 9erihtet.
n2eioer 1T es su ipdt!" feste oieIer
i'm oumpfen Some binsu.
..grsdble mir bon meinem 9ater!"
fu6r 2uowiG fort. inoem er bic Saar.
lode an feline Gippen oriidte un6 ben
Werlud ma@te, ben &ina einem ieiner
tleiten Singer an3upaKsn. ,,Nein!
lies mir ben Yrief Dor, ben meil, outer,
lleber Yapa turS bon isinem S6eioer
an mid 9erihtet bat."
Ser 9sttIer nobm cine Gdeere por,
Dem nGhlten Slide uno idnitt ben
Srief auf, obne bas Siesel al oerleseu,
tporauf er !ansiam uno i'm feierli&en
Some Cen Snbalt bortrue:
,.Mein Sobn! Sn Der lebten Stunoe
meines perfeblfen 2ebens fommt es nie
cine SHenbaruna iibsr mid. Nadoem
ih Wieles erTirebt, ,penia aebpIft uno
nitts crreiht babe, ia9e i6 mir Sol.
9enoss: Sas 8olf bon Sranfreit III
ntdt 9eidahen fir oas Slid elmer ae.
rehten lno miloen 9eoierune. Sas
Wulf BON Srantrei9 min aetreten uno
segeiBelt iein, uno oaB i6 oies nidt
be9ri't. biibe ib nit benz Sooe unter
benz BELL oes Senters.
Mahe es better. aIs ib es oemoht
babe! Wenoe ole Define &rdfte an, I'm
Sir Define &edt suriidsuerfdmpIen!
Sci ein Sbrann uno iebe Seinen Gub
auf ben Nafen bes Bottles, oos nab
%oreiidbriaem &ebelireu bis iebt nod
nldt tpelB, mas es eigentli6 mil.
gsi elmer glatipn. tpie bic frans6IiIde.
aibt es Iiir ben &eaenten telne @abl
in Setrcif Der Wese. bic er einsui6la-
gen bat. Sa er Der Gflabe ieines
Bodies niht iein fann, mub er Der
Sprann oeiielben iein. Gin Sprann
lit INNER nod better bran. als elm
Sdattenf6nia!
Grobere Dir Seinen Sbron ,uriid.
Gs bat Niemano ionIt ein gllre6t an
oemielben. Gr III 9ein! Der G6nia,
uslder Oulost uno leioet. obne Al ban.
beln. 1T ein Spielaeua in ben Sdnoen
Der Parteien. SD babe 9efeblt, als ib
DID in oieier Stunt unterridtete.
2ebe wobl! Ssin unalidlider gater
Suowi9."
Grit Der aeIpannteIten NnfmertIam.
teit lpar Der 3rante ben @orten oes
8orleiers 0cfOlat. Nls 8uilaume qe-
enoet bate uno nun ieiu e~rnites. our6-
orinaenoes Iuae fra9sno ouf ihm
ruben lieB. nifte er Elm paar Mal matt
nit benz GOpie.
(S&Iub foIat.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-13
bic @eratbunsen Der Ic9ierun9 gu

SD mage es. giirger SoilIp
b'gln9las!" rief Der Better, inoein er
lia leiAt perueiste. so Der arlne
Wann, ,uel9er auf Der uuteriten Stufe
jener Sreppe itebt. aui melder oas
BOLT ii6 pertbeilt bat. SD luOllte Sud
nur frassr, oh Sbr bel gurem elolos
laneen prptotoliren uno Scbattiren
iiber bas Shema: Siilfe tbut Notb! =
ni6t aud oil oas arn,e Spfer Girer
Yolitit seoaht sebabt, ben Sobn
Cures %erinorbsten GDni9s9 ST bic
iran,0Ii9e 0atipn bereits 10 entartet.
oab lie fem Wlise mebr bat fir oas
Waiieniinp bss 3brones. bsllen Wohls
eraeben bic gltern iterbeno Der Nation
an's Ser, sslsst? Sat @ienano BON
guh, fir Die 9riioerlihteit uno bic
Sreibeit fbpdrmsroen &ittern. Rad.
rihten barber ein9esogen. iule es nit
benz uniauloissn 4inoe iisbt. benz Sbr
gltern uno 8ei4witer. Suaeno. 6rsis
belt uno Slid serOubt? Sat gfiemano
baran geoaht. bab oieies Sinh Sud
Iomobl Dor ben Tbronen gurppa's. als
aud Dor benz bohitsu Weltentbrone
sur &sdeuidaft sisben lam? Sff es
3siuem bon gud einaeialen, oab oleIer
bleide Gnabe ipie elm biilteres Sainss
seiaen stpiiden Sud unb guren belten
Mbliaten itsbt9 SD RIFE benz Natio-
nal.G unoent su: go lanse niat gee
Iiibnt. mas Sbr an oielem &inoe pers
I6uloet, 10 LANCE wiro alien Guren Ve=
m%iibunaen fir bic @oblfabrt Der ga'
ton - uno isien lie nod 10 reoli1 ae-
meint-oer Sssen feblen. Die SeuI=
aer oieies Siuoes psroen lib 3l Stiirs
men Geltaltsn, melds @etter auf Wet=
ter ilber bas ihDne 2auo bdgfen, bas
man Srantreih nennt. Seinc 3brds
men merosn al SturSbdben anihwellsn,
pelhe SaatIsloer ino 5rudtQdrten
oerItlin9sn, feline @orte tusroen Slide
iein, pelhe bas unoauibare Bolt bon
Qaris auf Sabrbunoerte uernihten.
Sabt SIR midi perltauoen, Wdnner bon
paris? SD babe bic @abrbsit seipro'
9en!"
,,gDas nil Der llnaliidsrabe nit fci'
men 9robunaen9" fraste .einer Der
Wdnnsr in befti9em Some, der iunAe
Gapst b%siinoet iih in ben Sdnoen zines
iebr wiirDi9en Wannes. Der Vtrasr
Simon 1T Elm e%breuIDertler, beI5eiOes
ner uno anipru4slOisr Mann!"
,,Sebt Sud Dos b!aHe. trante Sinh
an!" oonnsrte Der gettler. has lint
Die &eIultate Der Grsiebnn9 oieles
ebrenwertben, beIaeioensn SOltsman'
nes!"
Der Wann bat &sdt!" enti6iei
SoilIp b'Inelas. ..9uopi9 eaps'
iiebt nibt gut aus. Gr iOa iofort Dor
ieiueu Yflegesltcrn entfernt uno il
einem Der beIisren 3immer bes Ssm'
peIs undergraduate tueroen."
,,Sabt Eant, Serr!" iaate Der gett
Ter leile, inoam er nit Der Gsdten oai
Gemaub bes Sprebsrs fabte uno al
feline 2ippsn ilbrte. ,Sbr ie!o ell
gbreumaun!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-13

9lo1 an bemielben Sage iuuroen out
ben Nntras YDiip's bic notli9en
S9ritte CUR b~sisren Placiruna bes To-
nigliben Waiienfinoes eingeleitet. Der
tleine 2ubmis srbielt Elm ~lreunoliHes,
bellies 3immer NIT sierlihen NuBbaum=
M6beln uno einem ,pei9en 9eit4eI.
Gr beiam cine trdftiaere, 9eIilnoere
Nabrung uno cine Mtsnae nieoliaer
Spieljaaen. Gin paar wiroiGc sAoer-
ldili0e Siener itanosn 81 ieiner Ser=
fiiaung. uno 9esen oieIe ourfte er rur
ben l~eiTsieu Wuni5 duBeru, 10 puroe
berIslbe aud erluut.
aber Der tlsine bleibe 6nabe bate
feline Wnnibe mebr. Still uno reas
uneslps iab er ON SenIter uro ibaute
binab in ben 9rinen, bliitben9ei@mlid=
ten 8arter. wel9er 81 benz alien
Staatssefdnsnib 9eh6rie. gr 6etrads
tete bic s~5alter, ,pclhe iiu8eno BON Nit
su @lt ibpirrten. bic 6lie9en uno bic
Witdsn, melae in Sdpdrmen onr9ein-
amber poetsn. gr ltieg aud pobl In
ben Ibatti9en Yart binuntsr. plidte
GoIeu unb Sasminbliitben uno brad
Crime Yldtter3neise BON ben Sdumen.
bic er auf BEN leidteu Strpbbut bee
feiiiote. gt(ein Die Stunoen, in oenen
er ii6 3ruan9sIos uno lsi6tsn Sinncs
Der Srsube bin9ab. uuroen lnnler iels
tener. Sebr bduii9 iaben bic Seipobs
rsr bes temples ibn fill auf benz 0ldn=
senoen Rafen liben, bas bleihe Intlib
in bic 9rilne Yldtternabt Der Sdums
aeri1tet. Ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
peId.n man ibm seiauit. UNI ibn gu
,erit reuen, lag unbeabtet neben ibm.
9ie grid6piuna, bic Matti9ieit. melhe
aug isber Yswesung oes &leinen ipra=
den, pe%rbinberte ibn ,pObl. I'M fhnelen
elaItiiben Sprunas ben fliihti9sn
Spmmerp69eln nahsueilen. 60 LAB
er i%tunosnlaua. oft bis in ben bGm=
mernoen Wbeno binein, uno crit, ipenn
bic Siener tamsn unb i'm oaran erina
nerten. baB bic iiible Nahtluft ibn nnr
nod tr6uter MAIDEN psroe, erbob er
iib uno i9ritt lan9iam uno idwsiaeno
Die ~finiters Sreppe nod ieinem 3im'
mer binauf.
gln einem bsrrliben Sunimor9en lag
Der Yrins i@meratbmsno uno bleiher
als ie auf benz meiden Saunsnbett.
Die r%otbieioensn 8orhdnge odmpftsn
has SOnnsuli1t, bas in beiBen Strabs
len asasn bic %aldn3enoen 0eniteridei,
ben iiel. 3ur roiiaen, miloen SGmme-
run9 berab. Sine Sdwalbe TAB 3iuit-
iGerno auf Dem Se~uitsrbrett uno lpsbte
oas S9ndblsin an benz blanten Spie-
aelelaie. Sie aroBen blauumranoeten
9lu9en oes &inoes baftstsn auf benz
belen Spalt stpiid.n ben 8%orbdn9en.
pelter i'm iebs 8sus9una bes anmu-
tbieen S9ieres pabrnebmen lies. gr
maate 10 eben sinsn ihwadsn 9erIu6.
lid auISuri6ten, I'm better Al iebsn.
ais Die Salten Der portiere lid Sertbeil=
ten uno elmer Der Sisner nit einenl
neuIilbernen 3aHesbrette e%intrat, auf
peldem lid sin paar ueiBe &annen,
cine 3alie uno fsinss Wsiiensebaf be-
nertbar ma9ten.
8erdui0los ndgsrts er lid Dem Bette,
riitte ben ileinen Slid bon GlIsnbOlS
aure9t uno brabte oarauf bas Triibs
Hid in cine 2aae. meihc ilM G.: Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-13
Verdienst
"'Yerdienst redet" uebcr EzA
den innercn werth Won RGSGT
Hoods Sarsaparilla. Yer . ASsS SSs w u

dienst in der Medizin melnt die Kraft zu kurlren.
Hoods S~arsaparilla besitzt wirkliche und un-
vergleichllche heilende Kraft und deshalb hat
es Y ahren Verdienst. Wenn Sic Hoods Sarsa-
parilla kaufen und es mach Anweisung neh-
men, Jhr Blut zu reinigen, oder irgend cine der
yielen Blutkrankheiten Zu kuriren, sind Sic
sicher Bcsserung zu verspiren. Die Fahigkeit
gu kuriren ist vorhanden. Sic experimentation
NIGHT. rs wird Ihr Blut rein, reich und nahrhaft
machen, und dadurch die Krankheits - Keime
austreiben, die Nerven starken und das game
System kraftigen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-13
Snlereiiante Gria9lnn9en.

* z -
Wir m6dteu uniere 2eIsr bsnddri9.
ti9en. bab mir i'm 2aufe bss fommen.
ben gDinters cine Nnsabl pradtpoler
Grsd6lunGen publiSiren iperosn. Wir
be0innen Dabri1sinlib asaen gnoe
September ooer g~nfang Sitober nit
elmer berielbsn. Wuh moGtsn mir
unlere Seier bitten. 8~enisniasn. wel6e
iDr ylatt gum SeIen Der @rsdbluu0eu
Sieies mitSutbsilsn. uno
bieielben ireunolihIt AZ erIuben, auf
oieles Vlatt 81 %abOnniren.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-17

Atlanta, Feb l6. -(speciaD-T
Washington correspondent OF the
Constitution wires his paper tonight
that the result Of Investigations made
thus far into the causes of the Maine
catastrophe means either indemnity
from Spain or war.
The dispatch continues that feeling
is very high in Washington. Experts
are out in interviews to the effect that
a torpedo did the work.
Rear Admiral Belknap denounoes
the accident theory as absurd.
The opinions OF naval officers, favor
ing the accident theory, are thought
to be inspired by policy only.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-17
THE SCHOOL CASE.
Judge Call, at jacksonville, Makes an In
portant Decision.

portant Decision.
Jacksonville, Feb. 15.-This morning
in the circuit court Judge Cali, at
chambers, granted the motion to
quash the alternative writ Of mandam-
US in the case OF the board Of public
instruction against the board OF coun-
ty commissioners, the judge saying
the law which authorized the calling
Of an election for the purpose Of bond
ina the county to purchase sites, con-
structing Of buildings and furnishing
them for public school use was in con-
dict with the constitution. especially
SEXTON 10, article u, which ls as fol-
lsRss
"rhe legislature may provide for the
division of any county or counties in
to convenient school districts, and for
the election biennally OF three school
trustees, who shall bold their office for
two years. and who shall have the SUI
pervision of all the schools within the
district. and for the levying and COL
leeting Of a district school tax for the
exclusive use Of public free schools
within the district, whenever a major.
itY Of The qualified electors thereof
that pay tax on real or personal
property shall vote in favor OF such
levy provided, that any taxLAuthOr-
izsd by this section shall not exceed
three mills on the dollar in any one
year on the taxable property of the
district
The attorneys for the county COM
missioners also held that there was no
Iaw imposing upon them (the county
commissioners the duty OF calling a
special election OF the qualified cleo
tors to vote at such an election for or
against issuing Of county bonds for
the purpose Of raising fund to pur-
chase school sites and for construc-
tion, repair and furnishing of build
inas Tor the use OF the public schools Of
said county.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-17
AN ARMY OF DEAD.
Two Hundred and Fifty-Thres Killed and
Ninsty-Eight Wounded


Havana, Feb. l6.-special.-Out of a
total Grew of 45O on the destroyed
Maine, 253 are killed and So wounded.
Lieutenant jenkins and Assistant
Engineer Merritt are still missing
and they are given mp as dead.
The wounded are tonight being
cared for on board the Spanish cruisers
and in the Havana hospitals.
The remains OF the Maine have sunk
to the bottom and cannot be recovered
The explosion occurred in the forward
part of the vessel, under the seamen's
quarters. and not near the officers
quarters.
Captain sigsbse was the last man iC
leave the sinking ship. He was in biz
cabin when the explosion occurred
and was thrown violently out Of bed
He rushed on deck and saw that every.
thing was ruined.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-17
FiFtY Years Old.

Huntington, Ind, Feb. I6.--This
town is fifty years old today and the
occasion is being celebrated Hun
tiugtOn was the headquarters Of the
Miami tribe Of Indians when it was
incorporated in 1912, Chief Lafontaine
having lived here up to the time Of the
removal OF the tribe to Kansas by the
government in ls47. Lafontaine died
at Lafay ette while on his way to his
new Kansas home.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-17
To Be His Secretary.

Mr.. George T. Holmes, who has been
connected,with the law firm Of Atkin-
son & Dunwody, 10 this city, for a
number Of years as stenographer, left
last night for Atlanta, where he will
take the position Of private campaign
secretary to Judge Spencer R. Atkin-
son. Mr. Holmes services Will be
valuable to the Atkinson campaign,
and the Judge has shown remarkably
good judgment In making the seleO-
tion
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-17
CABINET MEETS.
But Is st sss Until More Definite Facts Are
Learned

GpAAApNf
Washington, Feb. IS. Special
The Spanish legation announces
officially the belief that the Maine ex
plosion was an accident.
The excitement here is increasing
every hour.
Army and navy officials, generally
concur in the accident theory. Con-
sul-General Lee cables that an inyesti-
CATION is necessary to place the blame.
Others prominent in official circles do
not hesitate to oproclaim treachsry.
The cabinet has beer in session
nearly all day, but Secretary Gage
states tonight that no action was
taken.
"rhe cabinet he said, sis at sea un-
til more definite facts can be obtained. p
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-17
Spanish Feeling Bitter.

New York, Feb. l6-A dispatch to
the Herald from Madrid today says
public feeling here against the United
States is very highly strung. In the
public mind ia the firm conviction
tnat the United States means to force
a war upon Spain, and that the latter
must absolutely stand her ground, and
that in Cuba the autonomists would
side with Spain, fighting against the
United States troops.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-17
R.Ilre.a soId.

Topeka, Kan, Feb.--The govern
msnt lien on the Union Pacific case
was wiped out today at the Union
Pacific station In this city. The Kan
sas Pacific road was bought in by
Alvin w. Krecht, representing the
reorganization committee, for $685.
600. There wks no competition at the
sale. Krecht was the only bidder.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-17
st.anshin sunk.

phiIadeIphia, Feb. 1e,--The passen-
ger and freight steamboat Ericsson,
which plies between this port and
Baltimore, sank in the Delaware river
of Wilmington about 80 O'Clock this
morning, sixty passengers were taken
off and are nO& on their way to this
city. The Ericsson left Baltimore at
5 O'Clock yesterday AftvfSoon. She
lies 10 ten feet Of water.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-17
Ingalls, Speech

The coming Of Hon. John } Ingalls,
to Brunswick, one week from today,
is an event Of particular imp riance.
Senator Ingalls, fame ss an ora
tor il worldwide, and the many sensa-
tional episodes OF his public life make
him mao Of note wherever he may
20, His Brunswick subject Will be
"The Problems Of Our Second Gem
tury." Mr., ingalls, is the next speaker
of the lyceum course, and a uniform
admission fee OF 81 VIII be charged.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-17
WAS THE COAL LOiDHDg
Some Of the Things That Are Advanced By
Experts

pVAAV "a Sns AhAnbs Ahet AEt AuVdnoe0 Dy
Experts.
Washington, Feb. 15.--t5pecial)-
The following are the theories tRat
are advanced as probable causes of the
Maine disaster:
First, spontaneous combustion IN
coal storages. This is knocked out by
the fact that anthracite coal was
taken on only few days ago at Hs-
yana, and that it was not liable to
catch nre.
Second, that the spanlards loaded
the new coal supply with dynamite
before It was taken on board. They
have been known to do this trick be.
fore.
Third, that torpedoss we're AIRED
from shore. This theory has many
believers.
GONE TO ASSIST.
Key West, Feb 16.-The lighthouse
tender Mangrove sailed for Havana at
O'Clock this morning. having on
board several doctors. The steamer
Fern also sailed for Havana and the
torpedo boat Ericsson left at midnight
with dispatches for the fleet. No de-
tails have been received here regard
ing the disaster to the Maine, and the
list OF the killed and injured is unob-
tainable.
THE PRESIDENTS DIsPATcH.
Washington, Feb. 6s,uasEetary
Long, for the presidese, has sent this
telegram to Captain sigsbee "Tbe
president desires me to express for
himself and the people Of the United
States his profound sympatby with
the officers and Grew of the Maine and
desires no expense to be spared, hi
providing for the survives and care
of the dead" The president has re-
called his Invitations for reception
this evening.
GENERAL LgE's REPORT.
Washington, Feb. 16.-secretary
| Day received the following dispatch
from General Lee today; "The M ne
blew upNt $40. The explosion soc-
curred well forward under the mems
quarters, consequently many were lost.
It is believed all the officers are saved,
but Jenkins and Merritt are not ac-
counted for. The cause Of the explo-
sion Is yet to be Investigated. The
captain. general and army and navy
officers have rendered every assistance
Captain Sigsbee and most of his officers
are on board the steamer City Of
! Washington, The others are on the
Spanish gunboat, am with SIgsbee,
who has teIegraphed navy depart
ment." (Signed,) LEE.
DE LoME's sYMPATHY.
New York, Feb. 16.-senor de LONE
heard the news Of the disaster to the
battleship Maine at the Hotel st. Mare
this morning. De LONE refused to
credit 1t at first, but when the truth
dawned upon him he said, "It is ter
rible. pray God the news iS exag-
gerated. You may be sure Of one
thing. however, and that is that no
spanisrd did this. Like myself, all
spanlards OF Importance retain a
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-17


Jacksonville, Feb. le (snsoiall =
oae hundred Of the most prominent
society people in this city are lying
dangsrOusIy III s4light, as the result
OF poisoning.
s. B. Hubbard, Of this city, enter
tained 800 fashionable guests at his
residence yesterday afternoon, 10
honor Of Mr.. aud Mrs. 5. B. Hubbard,
ir. The affair was very swell one.
A large quantity Of chicken salad,
wsich had stood over night IN a tin
sssel, was served =
Last nlght dfty OF the guests had to
b taken from the theatre during the
performances. All are now seriously
ID. Faliy ! hundred are ID a critical
eondItlcu today. Every doctor ia the
city, including those on the retired
last has been cailsd into service. No
deaths have occurred, but the worst is
feared 10 nome Gases.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-17
To Meet With superintsndsnts.

Superintendent G. j. Orr leaves to-
night for Chattanooga, to attend the
convention Of the department ofsuper-
intendents of the National Educational
Association, 1t is expected that
nearly all Of the public school superin-
tendents in the country will be present
Mr.. Orr VIII be absent ten days.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-17
It Was a Glorious Night for
Them Among the BoosAs
Last Night.
CHILDRRN's AFTERNOON FRIDAY.
Noon Lunch TO. Be Served With an Un.
known Quantity for Dessert.
Proceeds Last Night.

YLast night was Naval Militia night
the Knights of Pythas fair, and the
pys in blue blouses owned the show.
e first and torpedo divisions were
Nth there in force.
There was no special feature on the
program, such as prize-dril, but be
crowd was undoubtedly the best of
the week The voting contests
for the doll, diamond ring and officers
sword are proving winners with the
crowd, and large sums have been paid
into the Golfers for the various COM
petitions.
The supper room was excellentIy
patronized last night. Mrs, G. @.
Moore. the manager Of This depart
ment, anDunces that a noon lunCh
will be Served to patrons today be-
tween the hours OF II and ]. The par
ticular attraction of this lunch Will be
the delicious quality of dessert served,
but which is kept a secret from the
public until the time for its appear
ance on the scene; charges 25 cents.
The management has arranged for
"Children's afternoon" on Friday, and
the little ones are urged to be present
in force. The famous spapish dwarf
will be on hand to amuse and instruct
the children.
ALONG THE BOOTHS.
Major Louis Haym Is officiating de
treasurer.
The costly Turkish pipe is good
chAuce-winner.
Mrs. Al. Crovatt is making the
candy booth very popular. A ten
pound basket Of Huyler's is to be raf-
fed.
The voting contests are to close on
Saturday night. The contests are be-
ing warmly waged.
Professor Deals dance music is an
attractive feature, and all the lovers
OF the waltz are very much pleased
with it.
Last nights receipts we're $203,76.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-17
Populists in Minneapolis.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Feb. ia
meeting Of the populist state, central,
congressional and county committess
is being held at the Windsor hotel to-
day. The object of the gathering is to
perfect more complete organization
throughout the state, the raising of
funds, the matter Of securing place
on the official ballot and the question
Of naturalization A reception will
be rendered to Marion Butler, who will
attend the meeting.