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Sierra County advocate., 1900-11-30
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Intero
Land once at Las Crnce-. y. NJ,
August 23. 1900
NOTICE Il hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
10 made final proof IN support oi his cinlm.
aud that said proof will be made before Fro
bate Clerk At Hillsboro, y. NJ. ON OCTOBER
IL 1900. viz:
LOUIS ENCfNIAs, for Hid No. 1929 for the
Lot Sec. 30 and Lot Sec. 10. Tl7s :. X. 4 W.
\. NJ Mer
lie names the following witnesses to prove
MS contnuous residcnc. upon and cnltiva,i ion
OF said land viz:
Agnpio Torres, OF Garfield, y NJ
Jesus Nalencfa OF Garfield. VI
ibuci0 i'adilia. OF La pnlpma-. n. N.
Gabriel Chavez, OF Iiil,b rp \ NJ.
Emil. SOLiGNAC.
Register
First Publication Aug 81.
Sierra County advocate., 1900-11-30

The Irl r. Hicks 1901 Almanac

Whatever may be said Of the scientific
causes upon which the Rev. lrl X. Hicks
bases his yearly forecasts Of storm and
weather, II IL a remarkable fact that spe.
cific warnings Of every great storm. f.L
cold wave or drnuth. have been plainly
printed in his now famous Almanac for
many years The latest startling proof
OF this fact WAS the destruction Of Gal
weston. Texas. ON the very day named
by Prof Hicks in his 1900 Almanac az
one OF disaster by storm along the gulf
coasts. The 1901 Almanac, by far the
finest, most complete and beautiful yet
published, In nov ready. This remark.
able book ef near two hundred pages,
splendidly illustrated with charts and
half-tone engrnvings. goes ~ u premium
to every subscriber who pays one dollar
year ior Prof. Hicks journal, WoRp
AND Wonks. The Almanac alone is s,.ut
prepaid for only 25c Order from
WoRp AND Wongs Publishing Company,
220i Locust Street, St Louis, Mo.
Sierra County advocate., 1900-11-30

NOTICE FOR ~ OBLIGATION.
Department Of the Interior
Land oiiire at Las Cruc' n. NJ.
N.v'mbet 22. 1900.
Notice IL hcieby given that The following.
named settler ha~ nlra uotlre of his Invention
ta make inai proof in support OF lis claim, and
that aid proof will be made before the Pro-
bate Clerk, at iIiisboro. n. NJ, on Jan. 10,
1901, viz
RtBENsoN ENOINIAs. on Homestead En-
Try M. 1897, for the NEA NWk Sec. 30 4. IA
=. X. 4. ". n. NJ. Mer.
H~lalnes the following witnesses a. prove hi
continuous residence upon and cultivation "f
snid land. viz,
1ibnr,io padilla, of tIilsboro N. NJ.
Gabriel Chavez, ~ Hill-boro, N NJ.
Jcsu- NaisnC a, If tsarn"ld, n, NJ.
Albino CafabAjal, Of ililisbor". N. NJ.
EniL soLiasAc,
kegsler
First Publication, Nov. 10. 1900.
Sierra County advocate., 1900-11-30
WORKING NIGHT AND DAY.

The. busiest nndsmightiest little
thing that ever WAS made is DR..
Kings New Life Pills. Every
pill is a sugsr-coated globule Of
health, that changes werkuess into
strength, listlessness into energy,
brain-fag into mental power.
They're wonderful in building up
the strength. Only 25c per box.
Sold by G. q. Miller, Druggist.
Sierra County advocate., 1900-11-30
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1900.
Rodey's majority in the terri
tory oyer Larrazolo WAS 1929.

To the gentlemen OF the next
legislature: That Coal OIL Bill
needs your sacred attention.
Sierra County advocate., 1900-11-30

Department Of the Interior.
Land once ~ Ls- Cruces, y. NJ, (
October I. 1900.
NOTICE il hereby given that the following
iur- named settler has nlrd notice of his inen
tiou To make hnai prot iu support of his claim
aud that said prof will he made before III.
Probate Clerk. AT 1iilsboro, \, NJ. on No
vember gath, 1900. Wig:
JOHN NEiSON on lid. 1886 for the Lot
Sec w T.l7s. X. 4 W. y. N. Met
5, lie names the following witnesses ~ prove
HE continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land viz;
John II. Collrtt, Of Gsrdcid. n. NJ.
John J. Shrinrr, of Garfield, \. ",
John +. skies Of Gsrhrld, n. NJ.
Jamcs Nelson, OF Gardeld. y. ".
EMIL sOLIGNAC.
Rcgistrr.
Flat publication. Oct. ~. 1000.
Sierra County advocate., 1900-11-30
'aeAeI 1eH pus qIIs'so lussN ssmuss

'seAeI 4sH pus qIIs9eo russN ,su,sSs
pemrs e1s uof ulea mpelO s.1rI q,rM
'uonsmmvpu! InJu!sd oq} krsasIpemmI Eur
-AeHeI 'eoeJIns GI5uv puu ps,u,lIIy us xsAo
Uss]! spSaIds II .Sulzssus osnv, 70 e,ca,-u
aou seop 'uIed .noqlIM semo mrua eqI
AN rs usiIsM 90 'slsqloIa 6ll 'szIs .oc9
eq7 nos slslSSnip IIv sluso OF Ioy psrr-ru
90 MA ezIs ls!I,v 'EpussvsId pun GIisss
Posq eq' NJ ploo 10 qIIs,eo ONO urA puv
ApeVueI qons 8! mlva urvsIO s,1rI srysq
pue seqloos 'sesuusIo qoIqA asq3 esn pus
SINUS pus ss4oms 'setunJ 's,usIvqur Sur
-Alp lTS pEoAv 'qIIoavo 10 uloy GIuuIpIo en-,
u'ql eIqnoIl snolues srom 1oy SuIsnuo 'esod
-moosp pue euvIqmsu GU, o. sIsqpv uoruA
suopsIaes sq' dn 6lp Esq, :qIIulvo Arp do
.-lsAsp AIduls suoI}uIvd9ld SuI1IO j..
Sierra County advocate., 1900-11-30
newfoundland seaiins.

Nswfoandinnd Sealing.
The Newfoundland scaling season
has been the best for the past rs years,
$4,000 seal having been captured.
Sierra County advocate., 1900-11-30
A peep

Into the future would sadden
Sierra County advocate., 1900-11-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
Land Office at Las Cruces. \. W.,
Sept. l1th, 1900.

Land Office at Las Cruces. \. W.,
Sept. llth, 1900
NOTICE is hereby given that the
following ramed settler has fled n,tic,.
of his intention " make final proof in
support Of his claim, and that sad proof
will b. mad. brfrre the Probate Clerk
at Hilsboro, N. Nj oa November 10 h +,
1900. viz:
MILAN MCKINNEY. IN Hid 2i4o,
for tie SWl4 soc. "a, l. II $. X W
y. VI Mer
He names the following witnesses to
Irovc hi, continuous resilence upon and
cultivation Of said land, viz:
Isaac Knight, OF Lake Valley, n. 81.
James X. Keith, OF Lake Valley, n W..
lanes W. Jones, of Lax. Valley, N. NJ
Charlcs W. Rouse, oi Hillsboro, n. NJ.
L~uLIuNAt.
Register
First Publication. Sept. u. 1900
Sierra County advocate., 1900-11-30

Rockefeller 10 the richest man
in the world, but he cant eat
pie. He is dyspetic.
Sierra County advocate., 1900-11-30

First Publication, Nov. 10. 1900.
Sierra County advocate., 1900-11-30

First Publication Aug 81.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-25
KrOnika m%iejscOwa.
\ Obch6d ~Stycznio,Dy

VIZ
czorem, odbedzie sic W hall oh. Snie-
gookiego, r6g ulic Hamburg i Leavitt,
obohod S~tycsniowy, uraadzony przez
grupy Zwiazkowe l5ej wardy. Opr6oz
NOW. deklamaoyj i spiew6w, ma zakoh.
ozenie przedstawiony bedzie zywy o.
braz, przedstawiajacy Polske. Do lioz-
nego wspo}udzia}u zaprasza rodaozki i
rodak0w komitet.
Pokwitouanie.
Ma pokryoie koszt6w obchodu Wa
shingtona z}oay}y pc $1.5O nastepujaoe
grupy u. N. p: 1876, 496. al, $50, 426
1857. Prosimy inne grupy o spieszne
uregulowanie raohunku z tego oboho-
du, brakuje bowiem j~eszoze przeszso 20
dol. choc oboh6d odby} sic juz 7 tygo-
dni temu. S. Barszozewski.
Zamykanie skSad6w.
Jestesmy proszeni o zaznaczenie, ze
poniewaz jeden z jubiler6w ma Milwau
kee ave. ME zgodzi{ sic ma zamykanie
swego sk}adu o godz. 6 wieoz6r srody
i piatki, wiec i inni jubilerzy ME So O.
b~owiazani stosowac sic do tego, DO BY
soby to z ich szkoda. Jeaeliby jubilerzy
mieli zamykac sk}ady W dnie oz~naozone,
to wszyscy, i~naczej ME mozemy mice "a
zfe lynn, ktorzy ME zastosuja sic do "a
DANA klerk6w.
n Ola gnidzd Sokolich.
Ia po}owe oeny So do sprzedania
Prawie MOVIE, kompletne aparaty GIN,
n~astyozne, jak koh, koziol, poreoze, ma.
terrace i t. p. Pc bliasze szczegoly ma
ley zgiosic sic do p. Ignaoego Nova
ka, $50 Dickson str.
Podziekowanie.
w imieniu Klubu Patrjotyoznego
Polek sk3adam serdeczne p~odziekowa.
ME wszystkim amatorom, rezyserowi i
gosoiom "a wzieoie udzia}u naszem
przedstawiu ,,Hanusia". Il. Sniegooka,
sekr.
Il Bridgeport.
Tow. sw. Stanis}awa Biskupa i Meoz.,
gr. 426 Il. N. P, urzadza bal W hall pa.
rafjalnej sw. Krzyza ma Bridgeporoie
W niedziele, dnia % styoznia 1900 f., O
godz. 6tej wieczorem. Wste) 10 OF.
mezozyzna z dana. Do licznego wsp6}.
udzia}u zaprasza komitet.
= u TOqou of Lake
Oddzia} starszyoh Soko}ek gniazda
Soko} Polski ma Town of Lake urzadza
bal czapkowy W dniu Is lutego, W ME.
dziele. o laskawy wsp6iudzia} upra.
szaja Sokolki Gaia polonje Chi cagoska
Poczstek o godzinie 7 wieozorem W sail
Kosciuszko r6g 4Smej i Wood ulic.
Cena biletu rs OF. cd osoby, dzieci nj
lei lat 15tu plaza Is OF. M. Butna,
1923 Narshfeld str, sekr. prot.
n Il South Chicago
Ma posiedzeniu Tow. Sok6l Polski
i'm. Stefaua Czarneckiego No. 13 wv.
S. p. wybrano nowy zarzad ma rok 1900.
W sklad ktorego wchodza: Oh Karol
Witkowski wybrany zosta} pr zesesm
pc City rag; DIR. Robert Lenard, wicepre
zes; OBJ. Andrea Kmie6, sekr. fin; OBJ
Stanislaw Kowalski, skarbnik; OBJ. lie.
on Osowski j Jozef Sieradzki, gospoda
RE; OBJ. Aleksander Osowski / MARION
-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-25

SIubne fotografe i wszelkie inne mai
lepiej wykohcza ten, kt0rego powszech-
ME uznano "a ,,Kr0la Polskich Foto-
graf0w'- a tym jest Jan w. Idzikow-
ski, 433 Milwaukee ave., Chicago. Ce-
ny znizone.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-25

POsiedzenie delegat6w ObchOdO
wych
ma p6}noono -zachodniej stronie miasta
odbedzie sic dnia 26 styoznia r. b., o
godz. 8 wieczorem W gornej hall domu
Zwiazkowego. Panowie delegaoi So
Proszsni o liczne stawienie sic.
8. ZtocSeaoski, prezes.
j. j. Chrzanoaoski, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-25

pokolenia polskiego. Wojoieoh Du.
dek, sekr. prot, S7O2 Commercial ave.
\ 6mina grup SWiqzkoooych.
Roczne posiedzenie gminy odbedzie
sic % styoznia, o godzinis 2giej Pc pc.
ludniu, W hall Pulaskiego. Reprezen-
tanoi Tow. powinni sic sic stawi6 ma to
posiedzenie. Wazne sprawy do zalat.
vienna. Zarazem bedzie nova admi-
nistraoja wybierans. A. F. G6rski,
sekr., 12O w. Division str.
Przedstauienie t~eatraIne.
Tow. imienia Marji W parafji sw.
Tr6jcy urzadza przedstawienie t~eatral.
ne p. t. .Krtlowa Ormajska". Pred
stawienie odbedzie sic W hall sw.
Tr6jcy W niedziele, a lutego 1900.
Odczyty.
Ia staraniem Wydzialu Oswiaty Il.
N. p, W piatek, dnia 2 lutego, rozpooz.
ME sic W domu Zwiazkowym szereg
bezpiatnyoh o~dczytow popularnych W
jezyku angielskim o historic Stan6w
Zjednoczonych i Poludniowej Ameryki.
Odczyty to odbywac sic beds 90 piatek,
nastepujaoym porzadku: d. 2 lutte
60 prof. l.. M. Ward movie bedzie O
czasaoh kolonjalnyoh. d. 8 lutego prof.
w. o. Bethany - O Franklinie. d. 16
lutego prof. w. A. Hard o Hamilto
ME. d. Is lutego prof. T. V. Hart -.
o Jeffersonie. D. % lutego prof. L. M.
Ward - o Jaoksonie. d. 2 maroa
prof. l.. M. Ward - o L~inoolnie. D..
8 maroa prof. j. A.. James - o Bolivia
re j walce O niepodleglosc rzeozpospo.
lityoh po}udniowo-amerykahskioh. Ma
my nadzieje, ze rodacy nasi s~korzystaja
ztej sposobnosci i przybywac beda lioz
ME ma odozyty.
SzkoSd fotOgrafIcznd.
Znany fotograf polski, p. J. w. Idzi.
kowski, otworzyl szko}e fotografji ola
rodak6w naszych, pragnacyoh wyksztal-
oic sic W tym faohu. Pc szozego{y zwra.
cat sic nalezy do zak}adu fotograficzne.
60 p. j. w. Acknowledge, 433 Mil
waukee ave.
x Nowe tosoarzystaoo.
AoaoZouc uioudWuO IOW' pOl0h, pOu
wezwaniem Matki Boskiej Kr6lowej
Polski, jake nova grupa Zwiazku Pc
lex, odbedzie posiedzenie dnia % stycz-
mia, Pm. 1857 Albany ave., o godz. 2
pc po}udn. Polki, ktore zyozylyby go
bic wstapic do tego towarzystwa, So
proszone o przybycie ma to posiedzenie.
4 Krakooiacy : G6rdle.
w niedziele, dnia 4 lutego, urzadza
tow. spiewu Lirnik Polski, oh6r % Il.
>. p, przedstawienie W hall Walsha.
Odegrana bedzie komedja W 3oh aktach
ze s~piewami PIT. Krakowiaoy i G6rale.
Tow. dok}ada wszelkioh starah, azeby
przedstawienie wypadlo jaknajlepiej, a
take urzadza niespodzianke ola swoich
gosci, BIO opr6cz programu teatralnego
rozda ksiazeozke, za~wierajaca zabawne
wierssyki i deklamacje.
SI,Ioo f@o-oG, ,,olI, oo no,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-24
CONDICIoNE6 z CONCEsIONEs

db9 prsasdOs
san Los as que 50 podn
les otos
debendo
pasaes n p
SadcR
h dsVouoi6n de Ia ida
onaro
In dfareno = ~N
pinos pagen aeda
odda
del
Co1paaa
m 1la0a s -
sss,a dhissa las AssassA plaza.
NAYOL HBRNAN0G Ca.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-24
La Rgefma de las barracaCRas q

miro al Lrasluz exponiendoo rayo de SOL dijo al
cabo-El ensueho de vuestra ma ,stsd de
realidad absoluta.
--Ah hzo ell rey, que reGpr6 ruidosamente.
Rs deor que todo 10 que vuestra msiestad soh6
puede reaixarse, pero tiene medios para
prevenir semeiantes desdichas.
A-Explicaos.
% 5edezco, senor,-respondi6 el snmasCarado Gin
dejar de mrsr tray6s del que, expuesto al sol,
formaba todos los dolores del prisms.-Veo
todo el porvenir del rensdo de vuestrs maestad
-sSera largor-pregunt6 ansa Enrique III
Ell enmssosrado, 81 hubiese dido la pregunta
connu6-Veo las bsrrioadas de que hab6 Ell stnor dc
Crillon la mujer rubis
-gCon su extraho cetro?
ST senior; par de tijerss.
--4Y ese hombre que 20 vi que me dieron
el rey4 ;:
. -Tamt2sn.
3YfGui6nes son2
son los enemigos mas encsrnix ados de vuestra
msjestad. La mujer la duquesa do Mon tpenser ell
hombre 81 duque de Guisa.
DID Enrique III grito exclsmando: -OhI Lo
sdvin6 Obi Esos Guisasi Esos orenesesiy se entre-
&c de furor, psteando CON vioencia gri-
tande ;-Oh! ESQ ser&l No! No se1a de ningdn
modol
-Ya die antea vuestra msiestad que 90 podfa
hacer de modo NADIA de este
si vueatra matestad agunas precauciones sigue
celtos consejos dijo ell enmascarado agit6 ell aqua
dejAndola luego reposar, miro n trav6s del
vaso,-Veo,-dijo, mujer cuyos consejos pueden
ser muy htiles vuestra majestad.
--Uns mujerf gC6mo esq
Rs hermosa a6n, por mas que paaa de los cuarenta
amos, viGte de negro sa acud esa LENA de noblsas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-24
1874 Bfb1Iosesa dc GA DEM0CaACaA

Este hombre ha dicho Ia verdsdi-exclam6 el
rey, sealando al enmasoarado que habfa colccado 81
vaso sobre Ell velador apartandose dscretamente
lado.
-Dices que mi hernano esta muriendc7
ST, senor, enoarg6 que Siaisse suplicar
vuestra majestad que fuese recbir dltimo sus-
piro.
Mi literal Mis- oabaoRl-orden6 el enmascars-
do cogi6 el vaso 10 expuso Dor TINA vez Ii luz
del col luego, con yox lenta grave, diio:
-Vuestra majestad puede splszu el visie
-Ahi-hizo Ell rey aDgustis.
-Tardel
-PoIquA llegaria demasa6o tarde.
-Sf, -anadi6 ell enmsscarsdo-su alteza h nuerto
o estss horas.
Do ell rey grito incin6 Ia frente, palideoien.
do estremeceDdo.e bajo sl terrible goPe del destno,
y mnrmur6:
- -Solol He quedsdo soloI
Abrl6se Ia puerta Ell mismo momeSto entr6 un
casi d. tformp, vestido extrsho oronees
bierts la cabezs ossco de papel DabA saltos
gTitabs:
= r~Vuestrs Majestrs msjestsd equivocs, porque
estoy su lado
Era ell paje MsuTioio de Uzep, e Sauce, que hs-
bendo tornado serio fnncioI en- de loco del rey
puso ell traie apropiado elias
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-24
HOTEL SAN RAFAEL .
Fajardo. Puerto Rico

Este hotel montado Ia altura de los
meiores de la IsIa, ofrece los viajeros
que pasen por este pueblo todo g6nero
de oomodidades. Habitsoiones como
das y ventiladas, exquisite aseo, serVi
Uio esmerado, atenci6n constante por
parts de sus dueflOs. Precios limlta
dos.
Propietario, - Crist6baI Aaetrem
Ponce, / 6 JnliD.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-24


al
as h inea H6vre Bordeaux - - - =
(Oauna) eli
al
SOTALA OOmpAAia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-24
HUIEL IAdLAq'hRRA
3 COMERCIO Q

Sus nuevos duenos tlenen Ell
gusto de de anunclar a sus favore-
cedores que han lntroducldo gran
des meJOras ell su cocina. Precios
de sltuaclon.
Propietarios: DIoN1sI & drazini.
Ponce, Agosto l4l9Oo. I'm. al,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-24
Xiv

Criilon Nancy miraron, cambiando uua miraa
ds psrec6ndoles ntempestiva Ia entrada del Sauce;
y, sin embsrho ell rey pudo dominar aonrsa al
yerle CON tan extFaho trsjs, y exclsm6:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-24
Sc A quila
6s- ven de

La casa ndmero 60 de la calle .
Wives, es enteramente nueVa 10
moda para una regular famllla.
Tiene bano e inOdOro, preclo modl
CO, ell que la interese puede d1rUlrse
La misma propiedad.
Ponce, 22 de Mayo 1900. de- 3a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-24

s~1s~as~y No 4-~-s pose
sgradabey nj una sola vez consigui6 hacerme reir.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-24

MAY0L HBRIANOG & No.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-21
BRITISH ARMY
IS ADVANCING
Lord Roberts Has Commenced His
March ! Toward the
Northern Coal
BOBRS REPORTED REqREAqING
Fever Is Getting in It's Work at Mafeking
Garrison Cecil Rhodes Returns
TO Cape Town.

London, April 20-The report ofthe
lighting at KAree Siding, collected in
a special dispatch from Bloemfontein
today, may be the first news Of the
progress Of the BritIsh advance on
Pretoria, but even if this 10 only an
unimportant skirmish there are many
indications that G "a. Roberts is either
starting or has already started for his
northern goal. The censorship restric-
tions have been increased owing to the
movement Of the troops.
The Beers south Of Bloemfontsiu
are reported retreatlng. Large com-
mands were seen April 10 near Thsba
N'chu moving to,he-north. The pro-
gress is slow, however, owing 70 the
terrible condition Of the country,
BY The way Of Pretoria comes The
report that fsv,r deolmAt tng tbs
Mafeking garrison and letter from
the mayor Of Mafsking says Gen Rob.
erts has asked Col. Baden Powell to
hold out until Msy 20.
Cecil Rhedes retprns to Cspe Town
tomorrow. The announcement Of his
departure was une xpeOted. II is
learned that the sso-oalled empire
maker came to England putelg on
business CONNECTED with the British
chartered south African oompany and
the Debeer's mines company. Ha has
accomplished his object, and hating
inAotion, suddenly determined to re-
turn to south Africa, where he will
watch his interests. Mr. Rhodes al :
lutely refused to be interviewed +,
though privately he expressed scath
pg comments on several generals still
lding commands at the front. Lady
Itacre win Re +, low passenger Of
Mr.. Rhodes. She is going as far rs
MADEIRA to meet her husband, who has
been sent back to England.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-21
explains ltseIf:
Call for Meeting.

A meeting Of the Coed Government
club Of Glynn county is hereby called
to convene at the county court hou.e
Friday, April 2 h,atll o'clock a. m.
for the purfose Of nominating oandi-
dates for tAr' osrious county Offices
and a member q the lsg stature, to be
voted for at The primary election to be
held on June 5th next, and to trans-
sotsuch other business as may prop
erly come beforetbe club. Every club
member and supporter shoufd be pres
ent, and all are urged to attend.
N. EMANUEL.
Pres. Glynu Good Government Club.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-21
GRAVE CONDITIONS
l4.sRE Z NOW EXISTING
Strained Relations Between This
Country and Turkey
Are Increasing.
THE SULTAN MAY BE SCHEMlNG
On Making War on Americans in the
Philippines An interesting Sit
ua!iOn Before Us.

New York, Arril GA specal to
the I bune from Washin ston says:
"If Ali FerlouRh B y commun ca,ed
with tis government today the sultan
must n Nv be fully aware Of Ii. gravity
with wh'ch the Uaited States regards
the xisting state Of sfrairs. Itisln-
concsiyatle that the minister as not
warn' d his sovereign Of the American
attitude after fficially learning at the
state department today that the mat
ter had not been msgniied by the
press, that the patience of the presI-
dent and the people had been exhaust
ed and that the prompt redemption Of
the sultah's repeated promises might
have to be peremptorily demanded"
A special to the World from Wash
iugtoo says:
1T is intimaied by diplomats famil-
lar with the situation that the sultan
Of Turkey does not care particularly
whether an ultimalim Is itsued by the
United States because Of the neglect
to pay claims OF $4,000 which the
United States is now demanding after
years Of promises as he has means Of
reprisal at hard.
There are in the Philippines more
than 100000 MohsnmedAns, IN the
snlu islands, whose DEVOTION to their
caIlpha is fanatic. The suit would
have but to lift his doger and these
Malays and Moros would join forces
with the TsgG'os. The war in Luznn
would be EXTENDED in every direction
throughout the irlsnds and the
American forces would necessarily
have to be greatly increased.
"More than that, a break would
give the sultan long desired chance
to renounce certain treaties between
the United States and the Ottoman
empire. One Of these, concluded
shortly after Commodore Decatur pun
ished the Tripolian pirates, guaran-
tees that airy American accused Of a
crime or misdemtanor within the TuE-
kish empire shall be tried only by q
United States consular court and be
punished only according to American
laws. This is privilege not granted
to the subj cts Of any other power and
i's advantages are of peculiar impor-
taTcs to the missionaries IN Turkey"
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-21
LYN BED IN WEST VIRGINIA.

Colored Man Who Assaulted, Beat
and roged White Girl.
Blueaeld, W. Va. April 20. News
has reached here that Wednesday at
Tazewell, tlis state, John Peters, COL
ored, assaulted Katie r. chic, a white
girl JIG years old, after brutally beat
ing her, and escaped. Blocdhounds
were used and he was captured and
brought to jail. Shortly after mid
night masked men stormed the Jail
with axes. The negro confessed but
begged for his life. A rope was plsced
around his neck and he was dragged
200 yards down the railroad track to-
ward the woods. The infuriated mob
could not wait until the tree on which
10 hang him was reached, but fired
bullet after bullet into his bcdY while
he was being dragged along and be-
fore the woods was reached he was
dead. A rope was then thrown over a
limb Of the tree and he was drawn up.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-21
ECLIPSE OF THE SUN.
Space Of Darkness Fifty Miles Wide to
Sweep Over Georgia

Space Of Darkness F.ftyfvs Miles Wide to
Sweep Over Georgia
A pace % miles wide, through the
centre Of Georgia, will be dark during
the morning of May 2s At O'clock
in the morning OF that day The moon
will saH in between the earth and TIE
sun ard snuff out the ght OF day so
efFsotually that people may ask after
the performance
"where was Macon when the light
went out?"
Prof. w. W. Campbell Of the Lick
observatory in California has warned
the people OF the country that the to
tai eclipse IS coming. He has sent
word ahead to Georgia that he will be
here with two tons OF apparatus on
freiah train to view the eclipse along
with dozen or more other scientists
from sll parts Of the world.
II The ecip does not mics fire ike
the recent falling Of the stars it will
be the whole thing in G orgia. There
will be no halfway business about it.
Astronomers who have watched the
moon since they were knee high to a
duck, and who should know their bu
mess, tell US tn t darkness Will surely
reign.
The lowing kline, fresh milked and
turned to pasture, will start home in
the gathering twilight Of 6 O'Clock in
the morning. Chickens will come
home to rOOst, as the tramp said when
be laid down 10 the farmers hay loft,
and unless the police are vigilant
rOgues will 20 forth with their sacks
savannah Press.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-21
THEY WERE WHISPERING.
Murdersrs in Frankfort Were in Suppressed
Compensation.

Frankfort, Aprll 2O.-Joseph G.
Parker, Of Mercer county, was the
first witness introduced today in the
colson trial. He related converse
tion which occurred between Scott
and g lden short while before the
shooting.
William smoot, Of Franklin county,
testified he overheard Scott and G Il
den n front Of the cApitol hoteI just .
few minutes Be fore the tragedy.
Kit Cninp, son OF Col. Jack Chinn,
aud a well known horseman and start.
er, said that when Golden and Scott
were standing by the cigar case. G1l.
den, after looking around the LIBBY,
whispered d to Scott, who in turn whis-
pered to Golden.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-21

should follow the same course with re.
gard to an increase of duty. Nege-
tlations regarding the American in
demnity are now being conducted in
Washington, owing to the presence
there of Minister Straus. When the
prohibition against American pork
was issued by Lloyd G. Grisoomb, the
American charge d'sffaires, addressed
an energetic note to che porte.