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RIDE IN F1Rsr-cLAss STYLE.

RIDE IN FIRST-CLAss STYLE.
When you travel around the west. The
Northern Pacifc's "North Coast Lin.
ited," the best equipped train in the
west, is daylight train, both eastbound
and westbound, through Minnesota and
much of North Dakota. No extra fare Is
required for riding on this train. For
the usual Pullman accommodations or
for seats in Observation Cars, small
additional charge is made. A regular
ticket enables you to ride in the first
class coaches of this train and to eat
your meals in the dining cars.
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up the balance Of the message as I
read it between the letters"
Sturgis wrote slowly and carefully
for few minutes.
"There; behold the result"
The message had now assumed this
form:
= Dec. 81. 1896.
Thomas Chatham,
eornsr sams south nssf and Mal e 'etssS strests
j. w. Arbogast
"Compare this with the reflection of
the original and tell me if you do not
now detect various isolated marks and
incomplete letters, all of which tally
with the text have inserted here" /,
Dunlap made the comparison.
81 am obliged to admit that your con-
clusions now appear plausible" he re-
luctantly admitted.
Sturgis shrugged his shoulders.
"Well, call them plausible, land let us
proceed. Chatham kept the appoint-
ment yesterday; but for some reason
Arbogast was delayed in leaving the
bank. Perhaps the necessary prepara-
tions for his flight took longer than he
expected"
"You think he intended to abscond?"
"Why should he have changed the
combination of his safe, as he did, if not
to give himself as much time as possible
to reach place of comparative safety
before the books could be examined?"
asked sturgis. chatham, becoming
impatient, forgot the dictates of pru-
dence and started for the bank to as
certain the cause of his accomplice's
delay. He met Arbogast at the Wall
street door. The two men reentered,
Arbogast setting down his satchel in
the vestibule and leaving the outer
door ajar, as Quinlan found it few
minutes later, when he stole the satch-
el. 1 have every reason to believe that
it was at Chatham's request that the
men returned. He wished to use the
telephone, and he did so." @
"Your story is connected, and it is
certainly not lacking in Details" said
Dunlap, incredulously; Gin fact, the de-
tails are far too abundant for the evil
dence thus far advanced"
every one of the details is based up
on facts" replied sturgis. "What I
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cry; 1Or he at once lmpulSlVely jumped
to the conclusion that his only chance
of safety lay in striking before he
could be struck. At any rate, while the
accountant was busy at the telephone,
Arbogast stool near this desk, mechan-
ically tearing to pieces this letter,
while he planned the accountants
death. He had taken with him your re-
volver. AS the thought of it flashed
upon his mind, his resolution was in
stantly taken. He stealthily crept to
the paying teller's wicket. Through it
he could see the telephone closet, the
door of which stood open. Chatham
was in direct range, as Arbogast raised
the pistol, and, without a word of warn
ing, fired. The accountant held the re-
ceiyer of the telephone to his ear. This
saved his life; for the bullet entered his
left hand and remained embedded in
his flesh. When the bullet struck him,
Chatham fell forward, striking his head
against corner of the telephone
box, and intlicting slight scalp
wound. found few hairs of an
intensely red hue, which are evidently
his. ! also found shrcds of lis cloth
ing which caught on q projecting nail
MS he fell; and infer from these his
taste for loud dress. He recovered
himself before Arbogast was ready. to
fire second time and ran into the
clerks room. probably hoping to make
his way to the street through the
Exchange Place door. But at the
same time. Arhogast rushed through
the reception room and this office,
reaching the vestibule in time to head
off Chatham, who then turned back
and ran through the secretary's room,
! with ,Arbogast in pursuit.
ITO BE Continued
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G p m
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ry

SWELL" SAID the ban ker, ''if you can
make anything, out of that gibberish,
your Imagination is ore active than
mine."
at is not a question If ,fimagination,"
said Sturgis; slet us ptoceed systemat-
ically. JIere is telegram blank de-
tached from :. pad I found on Arbo-
CASTS desk. Compare its size with the
outline of th. marks on the blotter,
and you will see, in tn. first>place, that
the message would just fit snugly on
this sheet. Next, you will probably
admit that the first lire of fmarks on the
+ blotter probably contain a date; the
second, a na1ae; the Ahird, an address;
the last. signature, and the interme-
date lines, message"
81 am quite willing 20 conccde SO
much; for no businf,ss man would be
likely to write telegram differently"
every well. Now, then, let inc hold
this blank Sc that tie reflection of its
vertical rulings may appear just above
the image of the message. These lines,
remember, separate the words of the
message. Extend them mentally, and
note how they divid4 the letters of the
blotter. VIII you nold these sheets
while 1 transcribe tie result?"
In few minutes more the reporter
had drawn several lines on his copy Of
the reflection in the mirror.
81 don't see that you are any better
off now th;n you were BEFORE" re-
marked Dunlap, examining the result.
"Wait minute. These vertical lines,
we say, divide the words of the message.
There are live words to the line; Only
two on the last line before the sig
nature; that is to say, 12 words in
the message. Now, consider the first
word. Evidently the G. begins this
word since it is,a capital; and the flour
ish on the tail OF the 'e'. tells us plain
" enough where the word ends. Note
the space between the 'G' and the 'e.'
Have you ever taken the trouble to as
certain how constant in any givep
handwriting is. the space occupied by
the different letters? Try some time
Count the characters which you have
written in number of different lines
AcCSchOAAAS ePdces anu puHctuatlOI
i marks each as one character, and OBJ
serve how closely the results will
/ tally. Basing my conclusions on thii
fact, I may safely affirm that the
/ FIRST word Of the message 70 Game,
Gave Give, or some other word oi
fonr letters beginning with tG' and
saAing With il shall proceed to al
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Inmates furnished on application. 200
Central avenue.
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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-05
a Cara q Thank.

The members Of toe Brunswick Ri
flemen and the Marine band, through
clever Harry Miller, of ahe Rlhemen,
have requested The Times to publish a
card OF thanks 20 ali those who 90
kindly aided this two organizations in
making their last entertainment such
a success. TIE two newspapers Of
Brunswiok, Mrs. L. @. Bodet, Miss
Marie Reimsn, Mrs. VIM. Deal,
Messrs. Kaiser Bros. Brown Drug
Co., w. Butts, Plant System, e. d.
Wolfe, J. Creamer, Albert Smith,
Max r. Marks, w. II. LYtlle, Cohen
Transfer Co., and others who so Iiber-
ally pAtronized them and advertised
IN their pvogr IN, they wish to thank.
The boys all appreciate what was done
for hem, and are always ready to re-
turn in kind whenever they can hslp
the people Of their home city.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-05
A Big House Greets the School
Children at the Opera House
Last Night
FEATURES OF TIE FINE PROGRAM
We're Well Brought Out by the ParticI-
pants and Received Liberal Applause.
Notes Of the Entertainment.

The xc.lslor Literary Society OF
the Glynn High School, under the able
management OF Mrs. NJ. L. Parker,
prlncipal, gave charming entertain
ment at the Grand last night. The
house was packed, and enthusiastioally
applauded the Efforts of their enter
tainers.
The performance opened with an
Operetta, "Ths Gypsy Girl', in which
Misses jamie symous, Beulah Ellen
wood aud Marie DevOe took the lead
ing parts, supported by battalion If
pretty young maiden, Attirsd in the
gaudy mnltl-Oolored dress and showy
lswelry, worn by Gipsy girls.
The dancing and singing, to the ao-
compartment Of tambos, eliOited warm
plsudits.
MISS Lsdis JefsrS recitation Of
''Lowrsane, the Marble Dream, was
we'll received.
A sshort play. stratsgy. proved
amusing, Miss Bsulah Elienwood Gap
turing the houors.
a Virginia Mummy, a farce, was
next produced by the young eomedl-
ans. Richard Everett. as "Giuger
Blue" did very well in his negro
character.
N conclusion, pAntomime, THE
Emotions ? musIcallY accompanied ~
Miss jamie symons, wsre represented
ia au artistic tablsAu vivant, compos-
ed Of a dozen sweet mAidens clad in
white Grsoian drAperies, who in
gracsfai poses and suggestive gestures
aud signs, accurately described in
thsir dumb show their subjects, which
were ss follows: Expectation, love,
isalousy, grief, joy, anger, pride, fear.
devotion and farewell
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-05

Look Out for Block 0sts and Little Kittsna.
When the Hoo Hoos come 10 Bruns-
wick on June 29;h, it will be well for
the average citizen to keep his eyes
open. The black cats aud little kit
tens OF this we'll known order have 3
wonderful propensity for wandering
and they will roam the streets and
oyer the heupstops IN gsest prorusion.
Word received last night by wire
tells of maUy Of the mystic rank who
are stroking their fur highways for
the Brunswick conoatenation aud il
all reports from Hoo Hoo land come
true it will be great day in this ia
nous city when the kittens begin to
new aud get under the protecting
wings Of father cats. There will be
all sorts and conditions of Hoo Hoos
aud every Que royal good fellow
AID they will celebrate Elhe second
visit to this seaooast with one OF the
gran dest demonstrations ever witnes'-
ed by the local inhabitants. The IArg-
est hall in Brunswiok has been Een-
gagged for the opening exercises and
the grand parade to be given en-
Brunswicks thoroughfares will startls
the natives and turn the heads Of all
the initiated green with envy. Don't
forget the day for the great concateDa-
tiou. IL is Friday June 2sth and the
Hoo Hoos will show you something
to dream over for many day hereaf-
ter.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-05
a DELIGHTFUL SOCIAL EVENT.
Col. and Mrs. HemphiIl Entertain the
GeOrala Sponsors and Maids Of Honor.

Col. and Mrs. ismphiIl Entertain the
Georgia Sponsors and Maids of Honor.
The louisville Courier-J ournal says :
"The reception given yesterday at
the Gait House by Col. and Mrs. w.
A. Hemphlll was one of the features
Of the reunion. The reception was
given to the sponsors sand maids of
honor from Georgia and to Camp U.
9. ", No. 100. from Atlantis. The
main psrIor was illed with delightful
guests.
Mai. Lamar Fontaine rsoited, "All
Quiet Along the Potomac Tonight !"
Judge Robert Falllgant, of Savannah,
rscited, l"The Charge of the 12th of
May !" Polk Miller, in his own inlm-
table wey, amused the crowd with
songs, aneodote and banjo playing.
The reception lasted for three hours.
Punch was served, and the occasion
voted. one Of the best OF the reunion.
rrha old soldiara nraaant will navar
forget Col. and Mrs. Hemphill's kind
ness. The charming young women to
whom the reception was given were /;
Miss Mary McNisb, Burroughs, spOn-
sor Of the Georgia division; Miss Ed
na Pennlman, maid Of honor of the
Georgia diylssn5 Dol. Mamie Morris,
oI the Governors stat Of Georgia !,
Miss Julia Hemph,ll, spOnsOr Of tie
maimed veterans; Mics Sarah Lee
Evans, camp sponsor. Thess were
casperOned by Mrs. Gen. Cement A..
Evans, and Mrs. Capt. John A, Miller.
Of Atlanta.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-05
10 superior Court.

Judge Bennett disposed OF the fol
lowing cases in the Superior court
ysstssaay
Wuiter Donaldson, by next friend,
Susan Barnes. vs.. Southern Railway
CO.-Damage. Dismissed by pisintiff.
NJ. & A. Marks We, Thomas Rich
ArdsOn. Mortgage fOrsclose. Rule
absolute.
r. R Hopkins vs. Mayor ana City
Of Brunswick. - Csrilorari. Order
dismissing.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-05
Death Of M. J.H. M.hon.u.

Mr.. J. H. Mshonsy, brother OF Mr..
VIII Mahoney, of this city, died last
day ia Tampa, Fla. leaving a wife
"a -four children. His remains were
rought here for iutermsnt, the Turner
i services taking place from the Cath
blic church at O'Clock yesterday ar
EsrnOon The fOllowig gentlemen
Agtsd as pail bearers DR.. Josrger,
AIsn knight, c. McGarvey, Charles
lloyd, Marx verdsry, Nspl CallnAn.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-05
Capt. and Mrs. white Returns.

Capt. and Mrs. B. A. White returned
last night from North Carolina. where
Capt. White has been for the purpose
Of buying steamboat to 90 on the
satilla river run. Capt. White will
certainly make success with his new
boat, as the people along the line can
not do without him He has served
them long and we'll.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-05

Mr.. Charles F. D)erfipger, Of
Brunswick, is in the Magic City, rep
resenting the Brunswick Fair AsSo-
ciAtioa. Mr.. Doeflnger is distrib
uting come pretty Advertising matter
around the city. He will spend to-
morrow ia Douglss.-WayorOss Her
aid.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-05
FrIday the Last D.y to Reg ater.

Friday next will mark the close Of
the registration for the Glynn county
election to be decided BY white pri-
mary on June 10Th. There has been
much work done by The candidates on
both sides, and most Of the eligible
voters have been placed on the list. 1t
Is thought that the registration Will
come near the thousand mark.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-05

sociatIon would their annual meeting
In BruuswIck, commencing June 18th.
u may be that they viii eoto Cumber-
land, as no preparations seems to have
been made here so far for their enter
tainment.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-05
Jadgs Atkinson 8 ! DsIsgat..

The many friends of Judge samuel
c. Atkinson are urging his name ASA
delegate to the national democratic
convention which oonvenes in Kansas
City July 4, Judge Atkinson and So
lictior General Bennett are the Two
probsble delegates from The Eleventh
d strict, and there could not be better
msn named for this occasion.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-05
Cards Have Been Issued.

Tue friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Owning and family have received in
vitations to 1.-THE wedding Of their
daughter, Miss E'he's tosMr Phineas
Miller Nightingale, which is to occur
on Tuesday evening June 12h, at
seven O'Clock, at the residence OF Miss
Downing, sO5 Halifax Square
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-05

Forsyth telling him Ofthe dangerous
illness Of his little girl, who was taken
there some days ago in hopes Of bene-
fiting her health. Mr.. Banks left on
the night train to join his family,
and hls friends and oo-workers on The
Times earnestly hope that there Will
be decided and continued change for
the better before he returns.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-05
MeKsndrss sundsy soAooI 70 Pionie.

McKendree Sunday school is to
have their picnic on st. simon's to-
morrow, and a big time is expected
by all. The teachers and pupils are
looking forward to the occasion with
many anticipations Of pleasure.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-05

We have large number Of second
hand bicycles which we offer at SIS
zach while they last. Terms. IS down,
and 81 per week, or So per month for
The balance. ]. A. Montgomery, 500
st.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-05
Coming Home From LouisHilIs.

Most Of the Brunswickians who at
tended the big reunion at LouisyilIe
during last week haze returned home.
Miss Burroughs, Sponsor for Georgia,
and Miss Penuinman Maid of Honor,
are expected home 10 few days.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-05

we're very successful n every way, the
one Sunday afternoon to men only be-
ing largely attended. DR.. White is
powerful preacher, and won many
friends here.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-05

Nowis your chance TO own a BIZ
cycls. slt buys a good wheel So cash
and 81 per week. Get one while they
last. J A. Montgomery, SOB Glouces-
Ter at.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-05
Grand Jury viii Probably Adjourn rOday

The grand jury convened again yes
terday after weeks recess. They
viii meet again this morning, and all
the business that is to come before
the body for this session will probs-
bly, be attended to. Foreman D. l..
Keller stated to Times reporter yes
terday that he thought today would
be he last for this session Of court.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-05

Our line Of sl5 second hand bicycles
would surprise you. IS down and 81
per week. Easy. Seer J. A. Montgom-
cry, SOB Gloucester street.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-05
officials Are Hard at Work Getting
Everything in Readiness
for the Big Event.
FEATURES FOR THE FLORAL PARADE
VIII Be Rewarded by Liberal Prizes
from the Association and Speciel
Prizes from the Merchants.

Ihe success or the great far to be
given in this city June 26th to S0ih in
elusive is now assured. Letters and
kilograms coming in from many
sources tell of the crowds that are
coming down, and at meeting of che
oficsrs and directors last night much
business was transacted towards get.
ting details in shape for the opening
day.
Yesterday Secretary F. Nee. Brown
placed a great streamer across New
castle street from his store to the Ma.
tionaI bank corner telling where the
headquarters of the fair can be fouud
and 1t attracted much attention.
The Parques, world famous bioy e.
lists, have been engaged and will ar
rive next week to get everything in
readiness for their daily performances
at the grounds. An immense salary
has been given them, and they are
worth double the price Of admission
alone, to say nothing Of the many 9th
er attractions engaged.
The fair association will give to the
floral parade committee liberal prize
to be awarded the handsomest team
In the parade, and this Will stimulate
the people to get up something extra
nice for the CARNIVAL parade. Itisex-
pected that the merchants will offer
additional inducements in the way OF
handsome prizes, and the floral dis
play Will certainly be great feature
Of the fair.
Baseball will aIse be strong feat
ure, and new equipments for the play
ers are beginning to arrive. The
Brunswick team is praoticing daily,
and will hold their own well with the
teams that come from other places.
The amusement committee is hard
at work and arranging for some spe-
ciaI attractions that viii prove win
ners in drawing the crowds, They are
to have
Cake walk contest,
Spiral tower exhibition,
Baby show,
Military special day,
Gun club shoot,
And other attractions too numerous
to mention.
Every body should get ready for the
fair and make it a great one in every
respect.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-05

The only complete line Of cameras
and Photographic supplies in the city.
All sizes OF dry plates on hand. J. A.
Montgomery, SOB Gloucester street.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-05

Not only ahead in quality but price.
A Crescent Chsinless bicycle for s35.
Call at Polbips
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-05

Just receivsd-a fun line Seeds dry
plates, all sizes. J. A. Montgomery,
SOB Gloucester street.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-05

WANTED.--A good horse, for bis
feed. los Newcastle street.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-05
Cake walk contest
spiral towsr exhibItIon !.

Every body should get ready for the
fair and make it great one in every
respect.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-05

aid.
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