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New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
PORT OF NETWORK. MONDAY, JUNE 10. 1899.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NETWORK. MONDAY. JUNE 10, 1899.
ARRIVED
United States transport Mcclellan. Brickley. Santiago
Junn and san Juan IA. with 25 cabin passengers and
& discharged soldiers the United States Quartermas-
et Steamer r Manhattan CBr. Pearce London June in
ballast Atlantic Transport Co Arrived al the bar al
90 % Ep x44S a 6. Ear 5'"s n
Steamer Brdoswad CBo Psern Pensrth May 81 II. in
Hook a e:S5 ordered to Key West and proceeded
steamer sG Acanthus r woral. Dunkrk May 25 and
Fowey 30, with mdse TO Barber Co. Arrived at the
Dt Steamer a. Eherge tGer Thoen Hamburg June g. in
ballast to Pm R1precht Arrived at the Bar at 10 m
steamer La Bretagns G Rupe Hayre June H. wIia
mde o. cabin and ts h 70 Bar az
% Palermo e and Asicrs l. with ndse to Hir.e
Tel,mnnn CO; ve.se, 20 20 simpson Spence Young Ar
,. sS sp9'os nd.. sey to p Runes Ro
Edy. Co Arrived at III. Bar ar. at 90 40 5. IN ballast
to ss'Pe! Manscn ancft' Hvtd @ al the Bar at s
steamer Jason OBJ Frazer, KINGSTON June 10 Montes9
s"s cabin 5 s pan@nsss 10 Tweede Trading Co Arrived at
s Steamer city Of Macon Savage Savannah June 49, with
mdse and passengers to Ocean Sc 60; ., Inn. %
stenmsr sr. RS Rio G5snSs n'e @ Mallory Co.
steamer Richmond catharne. Norfolk. with mdss to
i Steamer Biuenelds Charles Baltimore with mdss to II
g Foster. ,
Steamers Ocean Dutch. for Amsterdam; Finance.
and Newport News
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Bristol June is-Arived. steamer Brooklyn city QiD.
James. New-York
Swansea, June ls-sailed steamer Wells City Q3O.
Lewis. NewYOrk.
Movnle June l0-Ariyed. steamer state OF Nebraska
(Br). Park. New-York.
Dover June l9-Psssed. steamer American Dutca).
Butz New-York Rotterdam.
Prawle Point. June i9-Passed. steamer British King
(Br), Freeth Antwerp for New-York.
srIlly lg-Passed. steamers Rotterdam Dutch.
Van der Zee. New-York for Rotterdam: Kingston QBD.
| Albrechi Antwerp for New-York
Lizard June l0-Passed steamer Pennsylvania Ger.
| spliedt New-YoTk for Hamburg
Tory Island, June i0-Passed steamer State OF Ne
| braska ffrD. Park. New-York FOR Glasgow.
| Isle OF Wight June 1s-Passed steamer Elise Maris
, ,Ger1 Dalldorf, New-York for flushing
| Hamburg June 1s-Arrved. steamers Arabia Ger
Bohn New York: Washington Cier Dinklage, New-f ork
| Cnerbourg June 10. m-Sailed. steamer Fuerst Bis
| marck (Ger Bsrends. from Hamburg and Southampton
| for New-York
Lisbon. iT-Arrtved. steamer Neus,ra Fr sasols
| New-York for Marsefllss
Gibraltar June Ie-Passed steamer Aler tGer). Peter
mann Genoa and Naples fog New-York, 4 III, arrived
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20

Bristol r. l.. June 19-The developments OF to-
6ay make Il appear certain that the columbia VIII
not be ready to leave the Herreshonss DOCK ior
Newport until late in the week. II may be possible
TO get her ready by Wednesday or Thursday. but
doubt IS entertained The delay is due TO defective
sheaves in the blocks designed for use In the rig
eing These blocks are made of aluminium. and. az
customary they were put under the hydraulic
test About forty OF the sheaves would not stand
tho strain and they must be replaced The delay
occasioncd NAV mean that dates will have to
be set for the Ncw-York trials between the De-
fender and the Columbia. -, -
sent aIoft by the rigEers. and in half an hour II
% averv,h hing that IS really not needed to make the
snsr frm has been done away with. The amount
OF weight saved on the Coumoia az coiipaieu WIZ"
the Defender is considerable.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
MRS. BARROW'S TRIAL NEXT MONDAY.

The OF Mrs. Addie Barrow, the wife OF
George Beauregard Barrow. convicted OF kidnap-
ping Marion Clark and sentenced 10 fourteen years
and ten months IN State Prison was called in the
Criminal Term OF the Supreme Court before JUS
tice Werner yesterday morning. for the purpose
OF having the date OF trial fixed. The District
Attorney asked that some definite day be set for
trial. and after some argument between Mr.. Howe
and the Distrtct-Attorney the date Of the trial
was set for next Monday June 2s. Mrs. Barrow
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
TARRYTOWN.

Justice Joseph F. Barnard. at speciaI Term Vi
,ho sunreme Court In Poughkeepsie on SATURDAY.
granted a writ OF certiorari. on Application .,
Counsel for Mrs Katherine F. Reynar6, oreeteu
- ,bo Tarryfown village assessors MRS. REV
nards property the Nepperhan Eoaq Is Sar in sx
s Io ~ tSe actual value and Is speculative ana nc
,ious reduction to s24c is & demSnoe1; nan
,rby@b She wants stricken from the role on @ Ine
ground that it is illegal. because she 1oes ,nn nT'
SSossess anv personal property liable 10 taGato,'
Irbe writ is returnable at Poughkeepsie on July l.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
NEW YORK CITY.

Municipal Justice Roesch has appointed Law
renee Mulligan to the office of assistant clerk in
the Fourth District Municipal Court. for term
OF six years, at a salary Of 5000 a year, in place
OF Alexander Bremen. whose term has expired
Mugan has been In the real estate business and
lives at No. % SecOnd-ave. Martin Engel and
Timothy d. Sullivan among the Tammany
district leaders who recommended Mulligans ap-
nniniment
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20

Ems CGer) Harrassowitz New-York for Naples anu
aad proceeded. , ...r Kaiser VIII
Naples June 10. 1 a m-Auved. steamer nsssAa nssss ~
helm II (Ger) Hogemann. New YORK ehu P'
~, SanAsrs)n
Perrin June iT-Passed. steamer Sirdsr 'p"' SAVE
Calcutta Antwerp and New YORK ,,at. (BD
Port said. June is-Arrived steamers <ons, indIan
I,sirv New-York via Algers for Hong None,,-. etc.
(IirI Campbell New-York via Alsers tor sinsRt.s 3r
Rio Janeiso June i7-Sailed. steamer 'o''''s'
Fisher, New York. ,uaiy.
santos June ie-saiied. steamer Masi>H'Vns 'os~"
sell. NeW-loIk
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BUCKINGHAM-Col colonel A. ii. Lee, or the Royal
Artillery, and General stephen W. Weld, OF Bos-
ION CAMBRIDG E-Mator-C General Leonard Wood
Military Governor OF Santiago de Cuba. FIFTH
AVENUE-Captan a. G. G. Quay, L. S. A
GRAND--Buen Hemnway Of Watertown, Conn
HOFFMAN-Judge Andrew Hamilton. OF Albany.
HOLLAND-Dr. f. y. Potter, of st. Stephen 3
College. Annandale. MANHATTAN-Captain G..
i. Brady L. s A.. and George Wharton Pepper.
OF Philadelphia. NETHERLAND-D Courcy May.
of Scranton. WALDORF-George Curtis Tread
well. Governor Roos'velt's military secretary, and
Governor Heber NJ. Welles OF Titan.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
YONKERS.

The wedding Of Miss Caroline seymour ,nos
15umason. OF this city. and Henry Parsons .S 'Un
~ Boston. will take place at st. JohnS O"''0'
this afternoon. A.. .,d,np OF
Invitations have been issued TOT 'ne t.o,e ~
Miss Margaret Nevins and Jerome hS'''
,bis civ on Wednesday. June 20 No,ar was in
The vigilance OF Policeman ,tneTv JEahe ri the homo
~ Ms T n Trevor in Washington-avse',1 ~ eaiI ~
Yesterday morning. The house s ,ned sle racks AS
nisS opproached the grounds Patroling the
road he noticed three men na nsrne across
the lawn and started to run He called %ersupon 06
stop but they only Quickened ther pac eb"s which
Caused them to run s faster He & pursSSoe isey enslV
some distance along the raroan UNI .t rs lost track
ff hen
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
SONS or THE REvoLUTIoN HONOR DEWEY.

Admiral Dewey has written TO the Sons OF the
Revolution In this city. under date Of Manila. April
u. 1852 accepting a life membership in the society
70 which he elected on February IL. Admiral
In Captain Worthy Waters company. Hebron
Gepp3 Militia, Lexington AarmsA>~
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Municipal Council. city Hall. D. m.
Atlantic Yacht Club regatta.
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings.
Music in Mount Morris and Tompkns Square
parks, p. m.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
uoops-se-FooT C1Ass-sTART. ~ NOON
THE PAVONIA YACHT CLUB REGATTA
GYBE COSTS THE MARIE HER BowsPR1T AM
HEADGEAR

The regatta of the Pavonia Yacht Club was
started yesterday after IL o'clock from the club
house which is situated on the Communipaw shore
OF NewYork Bay. The course was called "a tri-
angle with a sort Of fourth side and 1t ran hrst
to Black Toms Island then to the Robbins Reef
mark and thence back home but keeping outside
OF Bedloes Island which made a somewhat double
course Of the third leg The first and second legs
by the wind. which southerly. and the
Marie little bill for damages. as the yacht was
gybed too close TO the mark and into IL and
carried away bowsprit and headgear IL was blow
ing pretty fresh breeze before the yachts finished,
and on the run home they had all they could stag
ger under.
The larger classes did not fl very well. but
there fairly good entry among the smaller
boats.
The following are the summaries:
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
MOUNT VERNON.

The wedding Of Miss Meth Boyce. daughter OF
General and Mrs. H. H. Boyce. OF NO $40 neu,o'u
W. I,a-mor tJe,ghts 10 Hutchns Hatgood, OF
s., Wi civ is announced to take place o., on
THURSDAY evening o'clock The Se rector
~ .s "p.a De- q" = NJ s TAYLOR officiating. .,,
Rey D william M A. S5snser Sas been invited IN to be
he guest Of Colgate University HaIn'qqin, ~
and tomorrow at the inauguTation OF odnngTat,iia
,ieD and welcome in behalf OF the alumni o,
which he is vice-presdent, also OF the M q, a.
SocSetv Of New York state Of which ne u VI
rector. Sot-s y, this week is
90 no the lawn fete under the direction OF 'ns ne ,ba
resu OF Charities secure funds 70 carr Sa lawns
DAY Nursery. The fete VIII be neiu al r,rst-st on
Frtday afternoon and evening There VIII ~. even
refreshments and games. with a oa''oe "
ing for the young people.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
Announcements
"Oeceola" "Oneck" "Zuni."
EAw All with rounded front. z. q W.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise D sunset "a Moon 80 Moons eye IL
HIGH WATER TODAY
AM-sandy Hook 1851 Gov Island 4:20l Hell Gate 6:Is
PM-sandy Hook +:t7 Gov Island 6:lel He'll Gate 1908
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
PORT CHESTER.

The commencement exercises Of the Port Cnes-
Yer High School will be held on Thursday n'eh. ="
1,he opera house. There five graduates TINS
year-Sadie Provost Ellen Cox Robert Burns. hay
ward s. Kirby and Harry Clark. The diplomas ar a.
TO be presented by John W. Dein presioen' vi '"e
Board OF Education. , - a.. annual
The Apawamis Country Club held ts asnnrs ahnusi
election Yesterday and elected the Following ocels
President r. F. Mathews vice-presioen., Eeo, snrs
g. Dearborn: treasurer. Henry w Oooper: po,srnors
tfary Richard T. Wainwright. The new s9VerTh",re >
are r. Lambert Sackett George r. Read i. -.
Sherman and Pringle Mitchell Anotner sone'rbS i've the
resignation OF simeon Ford The club mas cesI', tn
work on It's new $4,000 golf house. anu eApe
have II ready for use in August
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
PRACTISING IN THE OPEN.

CORNELL COLUMBIA AND PENNSYLVANIA NO
LONGER HIDE FROM ONE ANOTHER.
Poughkeepsie y. Y. June ls-For about the first
time in the history OF intercollegiate boat racing
the crews of the several colleges practsed almost
by the side OF one another to-day on the Hudson.
sylvaria did not hunt out particularly shaded and
secluded spots for the 10 practise pet strokes
or spurts. hidden from the observance Of their
coming rivals.
While Dr Peet was Tubing the Columbia var
sity preparatory TO sending them out IN the eight
cared she'll the Of the substitutes were taken
out In the old eight red shell by Boatman Tromer
who laid his course straight up the river TO where
the Cornell were just starting to row down
the course The Columbians rested their oars
TO watch the Ithacans. who were pulling strong
steady stroke OF thrty-two Coach Courtney
whistled to the New Workers from his launch. and
then the Pennsylvania four-oared crew came along
and the crews formed procession that headed
down the stream.
First came the Pennsylvania quartet. with TIA
launch Ben Franklin close behind and Ward
shouting frequent Instructions 10 them. Next IN
line was Coiumbla's eight Following this closely
were the three Cornell crews the varsity. fresh
men and the four-oared combination.
Al the bridge the Cornell crew turned back up
the river. the Quaker crew put into their boat
house. and the Columbias continued on down the
river. Just as Courtneys men passed the Penn
sylvania boathouse the varsity and freshmen
eights OF that college put out In their shell and
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
GLASS K-opEN CAT-RIGGED YACHTS. UNDER 20
FEET.
DELAY IN GETTING COLUMBIA READY.

The winners were Helen. Forsythe III. Bessie. H.
H. Holmes Eureka and Emma *.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these cots
u,pu. are recommended to the readers Of
THE TRIBUNE thoroughly reliable ana
business can be done by mail with the ad-
vertisers with perfect safety.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20

A manufacturer and his agent
got to pulling in opposite direc-
tons with a resultant pulling
down of prices.
1900 dozen 50 cent balbriggan
shirts and drawers for IS cents a
garment.
A sort of underwear that is
now in almost every other good
furnishing store in New York
CITY at 50 cents a garment.
At our Prince and Leonard 1T.
stores only.
ROGERS, PEET & co.
$50 Broadway. Leonard
$50 Broadway, cor. Prince.
Thlrty-second and Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
Che Qnrt.
CONEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB soo
suEEPsHEAD BAY, JUNE MEEIiN"'

,'na ~ 10 90 u %. "a, 2e. 27. 2s % July l. s. =
RAIN OR SHINE.
First Race. 2;3O 4. VI. Concert by ""
Trains Direct to Track d .,u
Leave foot East 34th ST.. y. Y. wa l. ,.i0 40
A NJ 1910 l2:i0 tParlor Car Train l''"' ~
Ri leave ave- foot Whitehall ST. ferry 20 Ssrh e
South BROOKLYN. at II \. NJ. IL l-'-V '-'V'
40 40. 200 22O and 300 J.. VI; r. r. at
Trains leave Flatbush av.. BROOKLYN H. a. ~ - ~
1910 NJ u 40 ii0 2l0. 24o ana Nv ,.ks fiat
p> Trolley Lines Brooklyn Rapid Irahsl,. 70 s,ae OF
bush av cars from Brooklyn Bridge, New i iS'S n %
from Cty Hall brooklyn. Via Brighton b'S tsmsburS
N,rcv a, cars from foot broadway. W lsn t,reei
direct to track. All Brookl N surface cars """
the track. - ...,o .o f,rSTs
EXTRA ACCOMMODATIONS Returning Ho" -
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20

MCDOWELL WILL NOT ROW AT HENLEY.
London, June ls-The entry OF Or. w. g. Nc
Dowell. the Chicago oarsman. for the Diamond
Scus at the Henley regatta this year received
TOO late to be accepted.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20

The Greatest Trunk Cor
ner" In America.
Hamilton, NOyes Co.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20

Leather Goods and Trunks.
s. f. Cor. 23a St. & 9Th AV.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
SHIPPING NEWS.

THUKSUA1 JUNE 80
Saratoga Nassau. n Cuba. 100 p m 800 m
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-07-08
Cleared oaosr soarlott

The police commissioners yester-
day tried Officer stauntOn soarlett
for recent attack on Mr.. Bedell,
well known produce dealer. The at
tack was made with horsewhip and
was caused by some reports that
we're spread regarding Onicer Scar
lett, Officer scarlett maintained that
he had warned Mr.. Bedell, who he
claimed was the author Of the reports,
that the reports must cease as they
we're calculated to injure him but as
he heard them again he made the at
tack promised, The police commits
sioners after hearing the evidence
dismissed the charges against the
officer.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-07-08
ENJOYABLE ENTERTAINMENT.
Cake Walk, Singing and Dancing De-
lights Large Number Of People


Cake Walk, Singing and Dancing De-
lights Large Number Of People
The cake walk given last night at
the r hemen's Armory, was one OF tie
most enjoyable and successful enter
tainments given in long time. A
large and appreciatiye audiences ap-
plauded the entertaining program,
aud afterwards joined in the dance /,
which was for every body.
The opening number on the pro-
gram was the song. Big Ben" by
Mr.. McCardle, which was heartily
encor ed, and followed by selections
by Mrs. A. J. oorvatts gracefulIy.Ie-
sponded to as she was heartily en-
oored. Prof ?. A. Won Weller ao-
cOmpanied the singers on the piano.
The cake walk foil lwe1 the singing,
Miss Laura Joeger at the piano and
the following young men'in the grand
march: Messrs. Nat Nightingale,
James Bailey, Roy Mason, schofeld
Franklyn, James Dixon, Richard
Thiot, Edwin port Dan Tharin, Gus
tave Anderson, Allen Elkau, Willie
Berrie, Lee Turner, Joe TiIlman, Bar
tin Brantley, Allie Johannesen, Ar
thur Russell. 10 decide the best
couple was a difficult task; sll were
good, but finally the cake was award
ed to, Mr.. James Bailey ana Mr.. Nat
Nightingale by the judges, Miss Con
stance Butts Miss Dsisy Mcintosh and
Miss Jennie Bryan.
The evening wa5 pleasant one to
all present, and those instrumental in
getting up the affair deserve much
credit. AZ
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-07-08
OIL CONDEMNED
BY INSP. FLEMING.
All That is in Standard Oil Com
pany's Warehouse is
Held Up.
DID NOT COME UP TO THE TEST.
Commissioner Stevens Sends Out Instruo
tiOn' Calling For Rigid Testing of
all Oils Now on Sale.
DID NOT COME UP 70 THE TEST.

Acting on instructions from Com
missioner Stevens, Mr.. f. W. Fl m
ing, OIL inopector for this district yes
terday condemned all the oil in the
warehouses Of the Standard Oil Com
pany in this city. There was several
Thousand gallons OF the oil and the
bulk of it came within few degrees
Of coming up to the test required by
the commissioner.
Brunswick Is one of the ports where
the Standard ships vast amount of
oil for disteiAssbiOn over the country
and the stock in the warehouses
here was unusually large on that ac-
count. 1t seems that the trouble
with the inspectors Of oil over the
state Is that they use different test
than that made by the state chemist
although both think they have been
very particular in tracking the law.
In diFsrent communications on the
subject received by local oil inspector
Fleming the fact is brought out that
thesfnspectors are not blamed by the
department for making wrong tests
as 1t is recognized at headquarters that
they have been following the law az
they construed it.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-07-08
WHEELER TO MANILA,

President Says 10000 More Troops Is all
that Is Necessary.
Washington, July 7-The President
told delegation OF Southern con-
gressmen who called upon him today
that it his intention to send Genera
Wheeler to the PHILIPPINES at an early
date.
He also said he did not think more
than the 10000 troops already decided
upon would be necessary.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-07-08
MR.. MINEHANS FUNERAL.
Occurred Yesterday From St, Francis
Xsviers Church.

Xsviers Church.
From the home of his son-in-law,
Capt. Rosendo Torras on Hanover
square, where he had lived for several
years, all that was mortal of Mr.. Jer-
~ Minehan was borne yesterday, and
after the services, conducted by Rev
Father Luckie and Rev. Father Car
rol in the Roman Catholic church,
the church he loved 30 well, and Of
which he was such faitbf0l member
were almost concluded, friends and
relatives followed him to Oak Grove
cemetery, where the beautiful CathO-
iic services were ended, ard he was
left to sleep that sweet sleep which
knows no waking, among his loved
ones who had gone before.
The kindly old man who had
pleasant word ard smile for every
one, had seen life's SHOWS and sum
mers for over eighty years, and sadly
indeed viii he be missed. Peace to
his ashes.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-07-08
PA Won Weller, Teacher Of Music


With Oyears Of experience in the
most approved methods, both Of
Europe and America, VIII receive a
limited number Of pupils for yocai and
instrumental study All strlnged in
struments taught, together with Piano
snd Organ, both Pipe and Reed, Voice
building a speciality, Persons desiring
to engage lessons will be called upon
by leaving their address at Room 35
Oglethorpe hotel.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-07-08

Attorney couyers states that the
headlines in The Times yesterday
were in error 10 stating that Judg
Atkinson'a decision In the suit Of
architect Milburn sgainst the county
had released the county Of all clums
the architect had against IT, He say s
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-07-08

M, train No. 90 leaves Brunswick
8 p. m train No. q arrives Bruins
wick a, m train No. % arrives
Brunswick p. ~.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-07-08

Advertise in The Times,
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-07-08
Plans,. change Of seAedu's

Effective 6 O'Clock a, M, July I'd,
following schedule viii be operated by
Plant systen in and out Of Brunswick
Train No. 81 leaves brunswick 80
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-07-08
TWO STORIES
OF BOATING TRIP.
Ow Claimed That the Party of
Five From Cumberland We're
on st. SimOns.
SPENT TUESDAY NIGHq THERE.
The Statements GIVEN as Repeated to The
Times aud Conc cusions Can be Drawn
by the Public

Considerable mystery surrounds the
story published yesterday regarding
the narrow escape from drowning tn at
a party OF five guests from Cumber-
land are alleged to have experienced,
The story as published was strictly
according to the facts as they we're re-
peated to Times reporter by very
reliable party, who was a guest of
Hotel Cumberland during the time
the exciting experience was stated to
have occurred
Tue story was brought to Brunsw OK
the same night the party Of five reaon-
ed Cumberland from their trip and
The Times has every reason to be-
eve that its informant told exactly
what was given out on Cumberland
before the boat left.
1t dev,l5 ped yesterday, however,
that parties who were on st Simons
Island on July Fourth, saw the boat
with the party of five landed and re-
NAMED on st. simons during the
night, returning to Cumberland the
next day. 1t is further stated
that on coming over the party took
the outside course and evidently ex-
perienced stormy passage on the
way to ST. Simons.
The story as repeated to The Times
reporter, however, was as it was pub
lished yesterday, and it came from
such reliable source that later de-
yelopments have been more than sur
prising, Experienced shipping men
who saw the party making their way
around Jekyl to st. Simons, say that
Ernest Ellington, the sailing master,
handled the boat all right ard his ex-
pert seamanship carried them through
safely. They state further that il the
boat had not been an exceptionally
good one the danger oil were IN from
taking an outside course would have
been very much greater
The two stories Of the incident are
given as they come to The Times and
both are from people who are reliable
in every way.
Heard Nothing Of II,
The boat from Cumberland arrived
about ten O'Clock last night and ef-
forts were made to learn something
further Of the reported storms.exper
ience Of the sailing party from Cum
berland Tuesday night. Prof. Deal,
leader Of the Oglethorpe orceestra,
who returned last night from a two
days stay on Cumberland states that
be heard nothing Of the experiences
reported further than what was in
the papers and that as far as he could
note no one seemed to know the par
ties referred to,
SAW THEM AT ST. sIMONs.
Mr. F. D. Aiken stated to a Times
reporter yesterday that he was on Sta
slmo ons when the party from Cumber-
! ind landed last Tuesday and that
they were 10 large yawl boat, which
was well handled by Ernest Billing
ton and that as far as he could see
they were in no distress whatever
from the voyage.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-07-08

the deOision otly sustained the dc :
murrer which was to the effect that
the contract was word uoder sllega-
tions made in The petition.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-07-08

For medicinal purposes use Planters
RE Whiskey.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-07-08

10 per cent off at The Bee Hive Iuyen-
tory Sale
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-07-08

Fresh Jersey butter, daily Tele-
phone Jersey Dairy, les, 81