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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-07-13
Billy Is Angry.

Denver, Col July l2.- billy Rotch-
ford, who is to meet y Jung Corbett'
before the Colorado Artistic Associa-
ton % July "a, expresses himself as
indlHpant at the Announcement Of the
match between PeddIar Palmer Of
London and Roy McGoyern. He says
when he foaghts Palmer before the
Nati0aAJ sporting club in London
last May he put Pslme out, but the
decision vas given to the other man
on clsim Of foul. Rotchford says he
made protest at the time, but was
promised BY Palmer that he would
give another match before lighting
anybody else. He now says he wants
TO meet either Palmer or McGovern,
and Manager Fioto Of the Colorado
Athletic Asso nation states that his
club will offer satisfactory purse II
either Palmer Or McGovsrn win come
here to meet Rotohford.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-07-13
TO BOOM FOURTH REGIMENT.
Plans Now On Foot Looking Forward 10
That End

capt. wyIIy, Inspector Of rifle
practice for the All regimen is max
ing a great effort to revive interest in
the state militia, and as an incentive
for the various companies comprls-
ing his regiment, Will offer a
handsome gold medal for the one
making the best record for the year.
This madal is 10 be worn BY the m D
making the highest record for III
company winning IT. The waycro $
Rifles are determined that the medal
sba ! come TO Company F. The or
ganizatiou already boasts q more
sharpshooters and mark-men than
any military Organization - the stare
outside Of Savannah. The proposed
medal Will stimulate the boys to re-
newed efforts, and viii, without
doubt, result in developing tour or
i've more sharpshooters
Inspector wylly says the waycross
rifle range al Reedsvills, is the best in
the state. with the exception Of the
one at Savannah. So well pleased lie
he with the arrarg -ments that be viii
have one patterned after it in savar
nab. The range has lately been put
in thorough repair, ana the soldier
boys " Il soon b. putting in all their
spare time At IA practios
Col o'Bsar, Inspector tieueral oil
the State NJ litis, will Be here tomor
row for the regular Inspection Of The
Wsycross Rifles wsycross Herslt
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-07-13
PAT GOLDEN WON.

Rlasmsn Fave a Successful Prize Drill
And Dance.
The gular monthly prize drill Of
the Rillemen was held last night and
Mr.. Pat Golden won the medal for the
best drilIsd soldier, after elise con
test.
The dance rendered their lady
frieuds after the drill was n enjoyable
feature OF the Rinemen's entertain
ment
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-07-13

Y0u assume 20 rick when you boy
cbamberl,in's Colo, cholera an d
Diarrhoea Remedy. En-. Bishop, the
druggist viii r.fuud your money if
you are not satisfied after usiugr. It
is everywhere admitted to be the most
successful remedy IN use for bow,
complaints and the only one that
never FAIL Il is lsassut safe and
reliable
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-07-13
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION,
M,use 0nsls WIN Give One Nsxt Tues
day Night

Msuse onsls win Give One Next Tues
asy Night
me Msnse Circle Of the Prssby
tef'so church win give their long
iaiksd Of moonlight excursion next
Tuesday night. This viii be the fret
Of the season, and the names OF the
ladies' who have it in charge are
guarantee Of good crowd and
charming affair The old and the
young vii b there. Tired mothers
and fond husbands viii be glad Of
this ouusA The young man and
msideu need not wait for leap year.
Let them 60 o. this excursion. The
g,o'lq ripple Of the waters, the silver
sheen Of soft moonlight,and the sender
strains Of sweet music viii DO the
rest
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-07-13
To Marry In September

Newport, RI, July l2.-Mrs. Potter
Palmer is authority for the statement
that it has been decided that the
marriage OF her niece, Miss Julia
Dent Grant, and Prince Cantaouzene
will be solemnized in Newport in
September, This will be settled upon
after the arrival OF the prince in
September. No definite plans have
yet been determined upon and all the
minor detaile will be left to the young
people themselves to decide.
Miss Grant has not yet announced
who will be her bridesmaids or her
maid OF honor. This VIII be announc-
ed some time In August. II is certain,
however, that Miss Clapp, daughter of
Mrs. N. E. Clspp, WI be among then
Mrs clspp and Miss ClApp are now in
Europe and are expected to arrive IN
Newport the latter part Of jelly or
early August,
The wedding wll take Plsce in
Besulleu.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-07-13
Averiise n. The Times
A spelling Bee

the EpwOrth League of the First
Methodist church will give their usual
monthly entertainment at the Rise
mems A,mory Friday night, which
promises to be very amusing. It will
be an old time spelling bee.n Sides
Will be choeen by D. w. Kraus and d.
d. Atkinson. webstef's dictionary
will be used
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-07-13
WHAT WILL qHE SOUTHERN Dol
Rumors Set On Foot By the Arrivsl Of
Superintendent Jones.

Superintendent Jones.
Yesterday morning Mr.. A. Gordon
Jones, Of Macon, superintendent Of
the Southern Railroad, arrived in the
city and began an inspection Of some
Of The sOuthern's uuimproysd water
front 40 we'll as come that belong d
ether parti-s which can BE- essily Z !
gfl3p-d. HIS inves'isat,oo- oeo-sc
sevtfal ,uIness 70 Re ~ ~ fost
that be soataern would sborIy buy
the Dennis Folly tact sot ~ es
wafer froors snd heSso 'otm}d cks
Al d esr-hpa-e. on then y rot
kaowa what me result q 'h- sit
viii b..
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-07-13
SOUTHERN soHEpnLE
Changes. That Went Toto Effect on sunday
June 18th

Changes That Went lotto Effect on Sunday
June i1th
The change Of schedule on the
Southern railroad which went into
effect June nth, is as follows No.2l
leaves Brunswick at $50 a. m. for
Jacksonville and all local points.
No. "a. leaves at p. u for Jackson
Vile and all local points. Connects
At Everett with F 9 4 train from
Savannah.
No. l3 leaves brunswick at :55 p.
m. and makes same connection as No.
is. (savanuah, Atlanta aud ali points
nosFR and east.
No. "a; arrives guoawlck a, .45
a. m. from Atlanta with savannah
connections
No. Is; arrives AZ Brunswick at
4 80 p, m. ~ 9tlapts.
No. "a, arrives as s:05 p. m from
Savannah.
No. 10; leaves st 80 a. m. for saw
annah, Atlanta and all points north
and east.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-07-13
WHEELER RANKS THIRD.
viii be Subordinate to Gsnslals Otis.Law-
ton and McArthuv.

p" - - - ~es- -~~S ~ - - = ~ A1fA4 !"
ton and MoArthuv.
Washington, July H. General JOS
eph Wheeler leaves Washington this
afternoon enroute for the Philippine
Islands.
He will go via Chicago, Omaha,
Dsnver and Salt lake, but is sched-
uled to reach sao.Francfsco on satur
day and will not stop long at any place
on the way.
He W Il sail for Manila 90 July 20.
81 have no plans Of campaign he
said today, and shall not know
what am to do until | receive IN
structions from Gen 0tis.
II should liketo have it under stood,
he continued, ''that 90 to the Philip
pines in an entirely subordinate ca
pacity,
"NOt only General OTIS but Gener-
ais Lawton and Macarthur will rank
M, and it is proper that they should,
for white General, Lawton and Mac
Arthur we're my juniors, they have
been in the field while have not, and
deserve to have places superior to any
assignment that may be given me-.
He said he would not resign his seat
in the house.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-07-13
Beware Of Ointmsuts for 0atarrh That Cen
tain Mercury

as mercury viii surely destroy the sense
Of smell and eompletsly derangs the whole
system when entering It Sfsongh the
mucous surface, Such articles should
never be used except on'prescriptions from
reputable physicians, as the damage they
will dois ten fold to the good you can
possibly deriyefrom them Halls catarrh
Cure, manufactured by f. j. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, o., contains no mercury and is
taken internlly acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surface of the system.
In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you
get the genuine, 1t is take internally
and made in Toledo. Ohio, BY F Cheney
& &c Testimonials free.
Sol by Druggists price 15c- per bottle
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-07-13

Neither the master, owners nor con-
s'gnees of the Swedish bark Wake
field, viii be responsible for any debts
contracted by the crew Of said bark
Hallberg, Master
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-07-13

For medicinal purposes use Planters
Rye Whisky.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-07-13

Mr.. w. 4. Townsend was in the
city yesterday on business trip.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-07-13
DANIELS, FOGLER \ CO.,
RealE ESTATE Agents
LOOK HERE.

LVV1N = 1'4'-'
$4,000 acres virgin pine land, vel
timbered, IN south Florida F C-& P.
road running through it. No timber
been cut off land. at $500 per acre
One fourth cash, balance in Ia and 3
payments to suit
One stock farm l.5oe acres, $4,000.
25o head OF cattle $500 per head Al
together or land without stock.
Good houses for rent in city.
Evening star., 1899-01-02

The Evening Stnr o. the
only afternoon paper in
Washington that receives
the dispatches OF the Assoc
ciated Press. a f. there
fore the only one In which
the reader can hnd the
complete news of the
world. directly trsnsmit-
ted by telegraph. uP To
the moment of going TO
press.
Evening star., 1899-01-02

The Evening Star is served to Subscribers .h-
tftJ BY carriers. OF their account at 10 cents
PEI week. o IL cprts per mouth. Copies the
counter cents each. By mail anyw where In the
lnifSd states or CaDada-psstags prepaid-50 cents
Saturday QCiutunle She-, star 81 per year with
Foreign hostage added s3.0s.
lEnfered al the Post Office at Washington. D. @.
a. - "nd-cIs . mail 1aatter1
II All mail SutSCripr must he pa ~ IN sdrsur,
Rates of ndvertisin- made known application
Evening star., 1899-01-02
THE EVENING STAR.

PUBLISHED DAILY EACEPI SuNDAi
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS.
ft0t Pennsylvania Ave, Cor. 18th ST., by
The Evening Star Newspaper Company.
:. h. KAUFFMANN, Pres't-
Evening star., 1899-01-02

! eu York Ofoe. 49 Potte. Building
Evening star., 1899-01-02
Distiuauished Visitors.

Washington had its share of distinguished
visitors during the year. President Dole,
accompanied by his wife, private secretary
and physician, visited the city late in jan
Gary and WAS handsomely entertained.
Dr. John Henry Burrows, the distinguished
Chicago divine, visited the city and was
the guest of Rev. DR.. HamIin. General
William Booth, commanuer-in-Chie of the
Salvation Armies of The world, visited the
city, with Mrs. Ballington Booth, Febru-
airy IL. John DAILY of Limerick, Ireland
the prominent advocate of Irish freedom,
visited the city early in February and de-
liVered a lecture. Rev. j. Mauton Smith,
naCle, London, better known as Sturgeon :
Tabernacle, visited the city early in March
Prince Albert of Belgium, heir presumptiVc
to the Belgian throne, visited Washington
in March and was the recipient of much
attention during his Sojourn.
Many noted Indians visited the city late in
March on business with the government.
Police Force.
Announcement was made July % that the
bicycle squad would be increased; this was
later carried into effect. AS result of
recommendations made by Major Sylvester
superintendent of police, the city was divid-
ed into two districts, to be in immediate
charge of Inspectors Pearson and Crcss.
respectively. The new SYSTEM went into
effect October !. On The Eth James Powell
Il murderer, escaped from the sixth pre-
cinct station. but he was subsequently re-
captured. The annual inspection of the DO
lice department for the flag of honor took
place October -. and the annual parade
ten days later On the previous date Rich
ard j. Copeland died in the Georgetown
station.
Police Court.
There were nearly 1900 informations
filed in the two branches of the Police
Evening star., 1899-01-02

Local Susctdes.
The community was greatly shocked carly
in January to learn that Mr. Saaton Perry.
the weil-known merchant. hat committel
suicide by shooting himself. Two weeks
later Daniel Mum took his lie in the same
manner February =. after discovering
that his daughter had become insane. Wal
ter Taylor attempted - Kill himself bv
Bailey poisoned himself TO death IN, next
to 90 by violent means was John Der
moody, who shot himself two GaVs Later
Michael DaiiDy died from ta'-ing poison on,
Norfolk steamer March 10 Or t..rpa
Clinton Howard. United States navy. hang
himself at 81. EiiZa octh's Asy lJm March n
During the next ten days. Lillian J,1nson
died from poison Stlf administered Off
Ger John u. Sutton shot himself with fatal
results, and Henry Walsh huHg himself
On the same day early i'm April William T.
Herbert and Milton johnson Killed th.n-
selves the former by cutting his thro4t
and the latter by shooting. John Con;ee.
while dementad, committed suicide bv
drowning on the 1~th. Martin CruUta kflIe1
Policeman Richard A CoTbeY on May =
George Downing, who was suspected o. he
ing "a Spanish spy. hung himself IN a cell
at the arsenal Peter Arnold, .tn insane
.na1. died by the same means nint. DAYS
later. and three daNs afterward August
petterer and Clarence GTist died hy shoot
iuE. July 20 a man supposed To hr Frank
cock statue. IaGcs y Sudacth Killed bim
self Al Glen Echo August u. Less than a
week l3tFr Miss ! w. I. HlaclScora atte-pft
rl to kill herself hv shooting On he ga
Ge0rge c Tavior, after taking pci-on,
Continued on Thirteenth Page)
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-01-20

Maj. Jed Hotchkiss, Stone wall Jack
sons celebrated engine ,r, Is dead.
Alouzo T. Scott has been appointed
postmaster at Buena Vista, Garrard
county.
The Richmond Climax announces the
marriage to occur Jan. 18th OF James
b. Deatherage and Miss Daisy Russell
Campbell.
U. S. Grant, Jr., a candidate Tor u
5. Senator from California, Is charged
with bribery. A member says he was
given 81, $50 to vote for him.
The House rivers and harbors COM
mittee will allow about s200,0OO each
for Cumberland and Tennessee rivers;
SIS, 900 for Green river. Green river
will also be surveyed from Mammoth
Cave TO Greensburg
A special from Sedal;a, Mo. says:
ANDREW j. Gentry, widely known as
General Gentry became violently in-
sane at his home In Dresden, and was
lodged in Jail here. Gentry wanted to
set fire to his house, in which bis wife
lies In dying condition.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-01-20

| BRoNACGH Iuerr was sadness de-
picted on every countenancc when the
word passed around that good old Dr.
Bronaugh was dead. for few men were
ever more generally beloved than he.
Everybody loved him for his gentleness
and kindly manner. He made each VI
his patients cases apparently au indi-
vidual and personal concern and was 80
tender and sympatnizlng In his atteu-
tions. Monday he went and came as
usual, visited several patients and was
seemingly 10 his usual good health.
That night after hearty supper and
reading his Bible, as was bis custom,
he laid down, saying he felt little
tired. This was little after o'clock
His wife and niece. Miss Minnie Mum
day. were 10 his room. and when m a
few minutes after be got in bed, he gave
too short shores. Miss Munday lau. h.
ingly said, as he had done 80 often be-
fore, "You can't fool us We know you
are not asleep so soon Mrs. Bronaugh
went to the bed Immediately and was
astounded to find that her husband Of
nearly 30 years was dead. death the
doctors say having resulted from heart
disease, with which he had been affect
ed for years, DR.. Bronaugh was born
in Jessamine county, near Nicholas
Vile, Sep. -. 1871. and graduated In
medicine at the Pennsylvania Univer-
sity in March. 1873. Until ISL he
practiced his profession In his native
county and then in Madison TIL the
close OF the war. March -. 1851, he
married Miss Mary f.. Munday, of the
latter county, who lives 10 mourn the
loss Of a loving add true husband. She
bore him three children, Il. II. Bro
uough being the only survivor Will
liam dying in infancy, and Miss Annie,
lovely and beautiful girl, about 20
years ago. Just after the war. the doc
tor moved with his family TO Cab Or
chard, where he lived till 1874, when
he came here aud has since been OF one
Of our best citizens. A member OF the
Christian church his place iu the sane
tuary was rarely vacant He not only
professed, but practiced religion aud
his precepts aud example will live long
after his body has turned TO dust. God
and man say, well done, thou good
and faithful servant. After Il largely
attended funeral discourse at the
Christian church by Rev. f. W. Allen,
the odd Fellows, Of which order he had
long beer a faithful member, took
charge OF the remains aud consigned
them to the tomb 10 the rapidly grow
ing city on the hill.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-01-20

THE trustees of the House OF Reform
met at Lexington Tuesday and let, af-
ter examining II other bids, brick
power house aud manual training
building 40x2o0, also of brick, to
Contractors Howard ~ Clark for s27,-
954.75, the work TO be completed by
May LIST. The latter building is to be
used as temporary quarters for the 1875
juvenile convicts now in the peniten-
tiary and the governor will be asked
to furnish number Immediately to get
the farm into shape for crop. E. H.
Doak, of Knoxville, Tenn, who was a
long time connected with the Tennes-
see Industrial School, model reforma.
tory, was chosen superintendent and
DR.. A. II. Stewart, late Deputy warden
at Frankfort. a care taker. The archi.
tect was instructed to prepare plans for
two double cottages of capacity of 80
persons each, which will be let II APP
proved, at the next meeting in March
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-01-20
w. p. WALTON.

MR.. l.. X. CONNER, private secretary
for Congressman G.. G.. Gilbert, was
here Wednesday to serve his answer to
Davison's grounds and notice OF con.
test. 1t embraces 10 typewriter fool
cap pages and denies in the first place
that jackson was cut from the district
to encompass his defeat and says he
should not bring such a charge against
the Legislature; that there we're no H.
legal or unsigned ballots counted in
Anderson, that the election was not
held at any precinct in house in which
other business was conducted, and II IL
had there is nothing against it so be-
ing held in the statutes. The election
officers we're both republicans and dem
ocrats aud there is no evidence that
they counted unsigned or illegal votes.
The territory OF the district is as large
as the 9Th, 9th and It'll, is much larger
than Delaware and twice the size Of
Rhode Island. 1t pays more taxes than
the LIST. Bird, ith, 9th, 10th and llth. has
more counties than the I'd, 9Th, 9th and
7th, cast more votes in 1898 than
the LIST, I'd, 9th, eth and 10th and has a
larger citizenship than either. Davi-
son does not claim any vote in Jackson
and would deny the citizens of that
county representation. The sth Is
ute as large as when he was elected
as when Dawson was defeated and IL
the majority can not elect Congress
man, how can the minority do so? II
the sth is legally constituted, as Gill
bert believes and AYERS, he claims his
right to the seat in Congress. If it is
not so constituted then neither is and
no vacancy can be declared In district
that has no existence. Mr.. Conner
states that Mr.. Gilbert has no fears of
being unseated, satisfied that even a
partisan tribunal can not find grounds
for so outrageous an act.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-01-20

KINDRICK Mrs. J. w. Alcorn, his
only child, received dispatch Tuesday
evening announcing the somewhat sud
den death OF Judge j. ). Kindrick
He had been falling for long time but
his death was not thought 70 be sd near
at hand. Judge aud Mrs Alcorn and
all their children left as soon as posi-
/ BILE for Somerset. where the burial
occurred yesterday. Judge Kindrick
was "a splendid old gentleman, POSSESS
/ log fully all the noble virtues of the
men who made his native State famous.
He was born Ia Russell county Va. Aug.
3, 1910, making him nearly - years
old. AT the age OF - he came TO Mon
ticello, KY, and clerked for kindrick
a Cecil, then the leading merchants Of
that section. 10 ls3s he moved 10 SOM
erset and became a member OF the firm
of Kindrick, Cecil q Kindrick. Hav-
ing made comfortable estate he re-
tired from the mercantile business in
1852 and has since been a farmer. ex-
cept a term as county Judge OF Pulaski,
which he served In the Sos. His first
wife, the mother OF Mrs. Alcorn, was
Miss Sophia Fox, daughter OF Maj.
VIM Fox. for 40 years clerk Of both
courts OF Pulaski. She died in lSil
and in lS65 he married Miss Kate
Baltzelle, who survives him. Judge
Kindrick was for many years direc-
tor 10 the Somerset banks and until he
voluntarily retired on account of age
and inhrmity. a member of the Chris
tian church. no man stood higher Ia it's
councils and no man ever lived and
died in Pulaski with cleaner record
Of serapulous honesty and high Chris
tian principles.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-01-20

EAGAN says he or Miles one ought "a
be kicked out OF the army. II the
court martial ordered in his case for
letting loose his sluice of billingsgate
against the ranking general OF the
army does its duty, IL wont take long
for IL to say which 1t shall be. The
court will meet Jan. % and be compos-
ed of Mai. Gems. Wade, Butler aud
Young, Brig. Gems. Frank, Penniug-
ton. Racdall, Kline and Combs, Coils.
Haines, Gillespie, Suter and Guenther
and Lieut.. Col. Davis. Maj. Gen. Mer-
rift will be Judge advocate.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-01-20

1T is gratifying to observe that the
president ordered court-marshal TO
try Commissary General Eagan for
abusive and violent language toward
Mai. Gen. Miles, commanding the
army. 1t is not so gratifying to note,
however, that Secretary Alger has
been instructed to form the court, as he
Is an inveterate enemy of Miles. The
penalty for the otfense is dismissal from
the army, the president alone being
able To save him from the sentence.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-01-20

THE country can now resume Its
normal conditions and the people can
go 10 work. Gov. Brown, after saying
he would run for governor, has decided
not to do so. There was not such a
crying demand for him as he thought.
One term OF governor is all the consti.
tuition contemplates doubtless, whether
considered consecutively or removed a
term or two. At least the court OF last
resort, the people, construe it that
way.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-01-20

Miss LEWIS SCHOOL. AT the close
of her school at Ottenheim, Mrs. +.
Schanzenbach gave pretty little en-
tertainment In honor of Miss Georgia
Lewis, who taught this school for two
years, and some Of her scholars. Miss
Lewis played the guitar and she and
the children, when singing "Birdies
Ball, #" Twenty Froggies" In English
and "God be With You Till we Meet
Again" 10 German. Everybody was as
tonished, how we'll the children had
been educated and how nicely Miss
Lewis had learned to speak and sing
In the German tongue.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-01-20

SPEAKING OF VIM. johnson, who rar
of with Miss Susie Hamm, of Rowland
the Harrodsburg Sayings says after
copying our item: The couple were in
Harrods burg last Thursday and took
dinner at the Robinson House. The
man claimed to be phrenoligist and
asked for boarding but was refused.
Chief of Police Smith got wind OF him
but before he could arrest the pair,
they slipped quietly away.