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AlnlaS
y palisades.

Manuel Bucno es muy jOyeu y
su bagaje literario ha de ser reduci-
do; pcro la calidad pono 10 que de
cantidad falta.
Tradujo Gel preludio de Chop{n,
cuando este librO era en- Europa la
novela dc moda En- ell toatro de la
Princesa, con sLa enamOrada,, ga
no despues muchos aplausOs para
Praga y no pocos para 81.
la traducci6n de <El amgu,,
escrita ca colabor'.cj6n con Ricardo
Blasc} y estrenada por Thuillier en-
Barcelona, fu6 de los txitos mas H.
sonjeros Y fnalmenta las cr6nicas
do Gel Globo, y los cuentos de Gel
de sI.a Correspondence de Espana>
han fa4niliarlzado al pdblico con la
irma de Manuel Bueno.
Sus hechos habian por el, y no
necc9ita epltetos, nj reclama alaban-
zas Con decir que IS un excelente
escritor basta y sobra, porque los
malOs son muchOs y los buenos no
!!egan dos docenas.
<Almas y paisajoss Sc llama el
lib. ultimO de Manuel Bueno, es
unr collection dc sus cuenso5 -meiO-
res.
Manuel Bueno es un tempera
mento exuberante do salud, de fuer
"a, de vida, Literato sincere, la plu
ma le sirve de conductor que lleva
su ten peramento 8 sus cuarthias. Y
las valentias artlsticas y sociales de
sus cuentos son hermanas gemelas
de las acometividades de sus articu
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Ruln0reS.

Scgun leemoS en- cl <San Juan
NeWss 50 acentuan los rujnorcs que
hablan llegadO q nucstra rodacci0u
dc que en la proxima asamblea que
celebrara el partldo federal en- Ca
guas, SO acordara a disoluc6n de
dicho partido, ingrosando la mayo
ria dc sus meubros en- ol Partido
Democratic Nacionat que acaudllla
Mr. Bryan,
Un reporter del eNew. Sc acer.
co al leader del partido federal Sc
nor Mnf1oz Rivera con objeto de in
vcsGi@ar la veracidad que pudiera
haber en- el rumor de que el senior
Muf1oz habla recbido un cab!egra
ma de Mr.. Bryan autorizando!o pa
ra constituir el partido Democratic
en- Puerto Rico FL senor Munoz
afirm0 no haber recibido telegrama
alguno, agregando qpe la fu!ura
srerte del partido depende de la con
vcncidn que Sc celeb:o ell Caeuas
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Mientras que antes, 81 bien es
verbal que Sc ha vendido esta pasa
da cosecha al tipo de IS provinciales
en camblo han pagado un jornal de
80 centavos uro Ignal 80 provino5a
les.
Hoy Sc pagara 50 ccntavo> orc
SO vendera IS GRO
HaH pegado varios fuegos en-
distintas tincas, pero esta tolo tan
verde que 20 aide l;s 6uca Va SO
desquitaran mas tarde ii no habre
ell ojo el hacendado.
va empiezan a pagar a 80 centa
VoS y 10 orc 81 jornal
Es pues. de un mOio fata nece
SARA la inmigracioa
6En que ccndicionos SO pueden
4ul"r csas corrientes hacia csc pai>?
i tla ieGis|ado va algn >o'>r| ESQ?
lie estimate que Me ),) olga, pUr
Que son muchos los que intontan ha
corlO
y no hay ma camino Lr in
migrariIn Il ~ tnuartn
(eD.t I.'b"ruI1 .'r $50 y ,;nI.::,., }
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los sohre critica de obras y de au-
torres.
Manuel Bueno esta fuera de am
biente aquf, por desgracia, porque
dedica por entero las horas las
dos cosas de que mas abominan casi
todOs los espanOcs; q leer y q escri-
bir
Riqueza y abundancia de lectura,
estilo propio, concise y vibrante, an
helos gigantescos de rapido y bri-
llante triunfo, todo esto Sc reune en-
Manuel Bueno, y no dejara de triuu,
far, seguramente, pOrqua, leyendO y
pensando y luchando, junta como
pocos las tres potencias del alma:
memoria, eutendimiento Y vo1un-
tad.
Ademas de ser un inte!igente,
es un fuerte, y este le Lace ser. sino
un humorista en- Ell verdadero senti-
do de la palabra, un profundo iron;s-
ia: por 10 menos, y su labor litera.
ria, tanto como de amargo y cruel,
tiene de en6rgicD y audaz
"A que escritor Sc parece? En-
realidad a ninguno. Al que mas re.
cuerda personal y iiter4riamcntc. es
q Maupassant
Los escritores fi,i,'am>nte debi-
| les suelen ser los mas foribundos rs
volucionarios. Los fuertes Sc vuei
ven escepticos. CanpoamOr son1fe
mientras Nunez de Arce increpa y
| derrumba. Mientras ZOla azOta. Maj
| passant suef1a.
Y Manuel Bueno es de los escri
torres robustos: que, al tropczar COZ
las miSerias de Ia vida. no pueder
mano5 de 9jar suolta d "a 5onris;
Ell los labiOs.
Y asl es el autor a. sAlmas ,
paisajes,, libro de positive merito
por 10 que es y por 10 que permit
esperar,
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Material
rOdant6,

sHe aqul IN iuVeutario del ma
Jerial rodante que la conpaf1fa del
ferrOcarril Cenlral Iionc en- usO cn
III l1aea de Mexico: 24O !Ucomotoras,
2. 733 furgones, 442 pla'aformas,' 81
carros para frutas, 8 carros para
hielo, 62 estaEques para agna, 48
carros para carbon, 2G6 jaulas para
ganado, III vegones de cola y varios
centenares de carros para dive:sos
uSOs.
sPara ell ,orvicin de ajeros
di>pone de 2S coches de primera, II
de primera y seguuda r,unidas,. 10
de segunda y lie 30 le tercera clase,
IS CAIRO. de <oxpreass, equipaje y
corrco, y dos carros para el paga
dor. Tiene, aaenas, l3 carros de
salvamenio, y 1876 de balastre
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-25

En la casa del Sr. Ferrer Sc ce
eorara esta tarde Ia reunion de los
representatives de ':ada di,trito cleo
toral para la designation DE- can lids
to para Comisionado ea Ell Congreso
pcr Pto Rloo.
Ia conveDoi6n estara pre- Ida
por 81 leader de! pa, tido rep blic.t
no Don jose T. Barho~a.
III dl>trito de S II Jua7 e>far,
presentado por eI 3o:tor-et5 b.,<.! ~
rrer, Areciho por el LID Autou;n
Santoni, Aypadlla 7on 0 ,v@..l=2 \
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NO!Ij|.''.I!I.CI..A!!S{> TT r I


Buena OCCASION Sc pres enta al
cOmercio de esta Capital tie la lsla
para anunciarse, en- 81 Directorio
Comercial, que muy en- bre7e publ
cara, Ell Director del Correo del
Este" don Julio Esparolin;.
Muy benefcios0 ser & ese
traoajo para el comercio noy que
nos visitan tantos extr2nj jcros, por
10 que le recomendamCs a los Sres.
Concentrates.
Ha fOndeauo ga q puerto de
Arecibo ell vapOr "San. Juan con
carga do los Estados Uridos para
variOs comerciantes.
THE HhLV hTlA'
y Gale de la Cruz, 81.
Gran casa de hu6>pedes "Ta
ble Il H6te'
Apo5entos para lsnIilias y
personas soIas-
BANOS
FR0p1ETAE1o PEDRO SGHTRA.
4 Higinla Torres de Lares
So le coutesta q su escrito dirigido
al Goberl.ador, que la causa seguida
por homioidio de su hijo esta Va ter,
minada siendo Ia peticion fiscal de
Il amos meses y l dia de eclusi6n
temporal para Lorenzo Ortiz {a)
| BrOco.
Leocadio Ferreras y Francis
co Lopez Sc les ha ordenado salgan
de esta poblaci6n para sus pueblos
respectivos
Pedro Zarzuela (a) Naguabc
| le infri6 unas heridas & Ruper:o O.
males y esta di5posiclon del iuzga
do dc Cathedral.
La muier que quiera hacerse
amar, debe imperar sobre el e'egide
do eu cC~az,i7, n,i y las mega twas
c1"o ;,t,r la O ." 'nes; teniends
press.l.tr q..n ii ''''' u ) q:'1~a We,
nun. sus IL, lis CA los y . ,tIna
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DR., RAFAEL A. GATELL

COLOSSAL, NUEVO y FL A
Mantle surtido de SOMBREROS
adornadt.s y ABANICOS acaba de
reclbirse en- Ell NUEVO BAZAAR
San Francisco 10 SOMBREROS de
Ia exrc>ic;6a do PARIS. Iltima nc
vel3>} pro<ic,7 fyb32uaanente ba
;'atuH. IEANIlOS >:SpaNoie& s:!e,
gan;:,tf> mos do to.eas cla e; y CD
prirhc<us formas. deade el pnpu!ar
Y hs.rato DC rapni, hasta Ell mas rico
en hariilajo:, Ile nacar. En- ABANI
cos Y SOMBREROS 10 hay Gu EN-
az; ntaja 4 EL NUEVO KANA K
San Francig>u.in
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1CrtlGCa:
=. Que {aco a'guu ti3mno ;Jr2scri
he ton muy favorablesse ssexito Il vino
d. acajt': ile }lgaio de hac!ao con
PuptouNlo 10 hiocro qro pcepaTan
los F'&-f:t|arilz StearnS y 20 81 tuaa,
aQuolla5 afecciouo3 que acarrean
nna de5nuiric;:i1n rapJda & agota-
miento norvioso ptopu1ciado como
tuberculosis anemias; conva1escen-
cia de enferm edades infacciosas.
Y pa1a que conste, firmo Ia pre-
sente en- Yauco Pto, Rico q 80 de
Noyienibre de 1894
DR., RAFAEL A. GATELL
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NOtiCiiS do Fl|inlHaS nt,rr

NOticias de FIljpluas aJ:uucian
cue los tagalos combaten con mas
tenacidad y ]isonge!o 0 6xjto que nuc
ca, cn .tOda la Is!a de Luz6n; pues
en- les encuentros tenidos en- los a.
timos diez dias, tuvo mas de Glen
bajas el ej6rc;to de los Estados Uni
a,,-:
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TOGEAF'IA De + .+I.ON:5t; t;
S>uu FRAT ;:;Scn ~ s Il.


go a':7 : '.-'., :: -c-.
ttdu t*l.r ;" }'a>>'r o." los. ;.!,.:,.t.
tos mode! :c'ju tt:13 cj.s-o do ittrat0s
a prec;ns otdiC0-: En III mis.na casa
e@@oAtr"r& q pj1U.;e ol G:>n Al
bum dc Puerto REC con 200 vi-t4~
al f0tcG.at ado de todo 10 mas hola.
bic 40 Ia I,4 y ci1>uudcrno1u ue
lrjO cn IN solo tome
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-25

SegUn SO lee en- una revista
teouicA, la Carborundum C0mpany
acaha dc 'inaugurar "a nueva fabric a
e;ectrica que ha jnstalado. junto &
las cataratus del Niagara para la
Fabrication Industrial de este sicil'
fulO lie :arhClt;
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bril-, Mayagtiez Frederick L. Corn.
well, Pouce don Pedro FOurnier,
Guayama Julio Brenes Humacao
D.. Sa tiago We've.
D Federico Degetan J don Nj
teo Fajardo son los dos candidates
q1e fienen mas probabilidades de
eAitO
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s. tnuucutra yacante en- Va.
I<ucna Ii oScuela graduatla de vArc-
ucs Ia plaza dc Kindergacden
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FL alcalde de Anasco sc que 8
dc que los presses de MayaGtl"z sc
dctienen en- aquo; pueblo causar1o
pastOs al municipiO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-25
Dice Ines que NADIA es

Dice Ines que Nada G,
cuanto me pide, y 70 lucgo
tligo que NADIA le niego
de cuanto me pide Ines
lie brindo de buena gana
fresaa, galletas y pecas
ricos higOs mapzana7
de casa de Soliveras.
en- g! sAnorr0a y Il Sucursai dOlde
SC vende Ia manteQuiJia Ell porrones
de porcolana'
Al senor Chandri, le habfa
impuesto Ia tesorer1a 100 dollar de
multa por oxpender ron de malague
ia sin eJ sello, al tribunal de Djstrito
le na levantaio la multa en- consido
raci6n quo ei ron de malagueta no
es bebida alcoholica
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Ell reumatismo es una enfer1nedad de Ia sangre;
Ia neuralgia que manifesto por nsufribles dolores
en- la cara Ia cabeza es la p1egara de nervio
hambriento' Ia ciatca es e reunatismo con nombre
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Sc cita por Ell trib4na! de Dis
trlto 8 dona Josetina Soils y su de
claratlvo que, contra la succession So
ifs, <iguc don Manuel Diaz Careia.
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Ell senor Ricardo La Costa y
dcu Emilio lie Toro Juez > Fiscal
del tribunal d3 Distrito en- HumarHc
han estado Ell Fajardo mdag"5,l,.
'os hechos ocurriao en el asesinatt,
de VictOriO Jimenez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-25

CONSEJO A LAS MADRtsS.- Fl jarahe calman
re dc Wlnsow dt e u8sr>e rie;npre que los ni;o-ts
ten On Il pcriOdo de Ia denliciol Aiiva de
to al pel'leo sufi ientn produce IN 4itho natur
tranuuil aliyantlo al nifO de dOlrr e an&elt 'ie,
pierta ,nuclla tiHcza. rs muy agrada0lo al ia
dar. Calma al 1ino abanda las enClaa, aviA t"d"a
lulores aylla ri ventn, regu los intcstins, ce 9
neior connciio rerneio para la dtl s5j result
do III 9entriUn 0 do Hra3 rau3ls. srcn-r rWh>d" Y
neJr nor "y:irpbe Calm d Mta. W:QslUw" UOr
asel major de tNlOS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-25

Reciente5 telegramas dioen que
el Principe chino Tuan, sc ocupa en-
estos momentOs dc retiactar Ia res
quest: que ha de dar a la Nota de
Alemania, que reclama la entreg de
los cul pah'e:, on Ii Ultima rebellion
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-25

Dr.. Rafael A. N6}i@o municipal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-25

Durant5 ]o~ 1!t;sno$ veinte amos
Alaska ha produ i 10 7JO,oJJ,0oO de
llhras de ~aInloa: cnyo yaior ascca'
do 4 1913, 900, 900 La inda>tria sc
desarrolla mas y mas cada dia y st
cxtiende itasta el Mar de B2hring,
que ahora da una quinta parts de
toda Ia cantidad producida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-25

S7egUn r0tlcla* que va1 lleEan
10 uc IA ,s]a, cxist.1 gran entusiasmo
entire los f<ad9rates para asistir 4 la
Asamblea de Caguas. de aqui con
curriraa los senores del Con3ejo
Ejecutiro MufGz Rivera, Palmer,
Roman, Djaz Navarro, Soler, Pa
tton, Mendez, Lar~j:24ca. Csssanov9.
Vale y Canunas, Y do re,,r2. O.:
tantes designados y,,'r ii C.rjt6 u
cal 0t pa tiio fAtcl<!
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-01

Tomorrow the prizes offered by the
Humane Society will be presented to
the cOlorsd owner of hack who has
been most merOiful and humane to his
horse during the year, and to the ool-
Ored owner Of dray horse, who has
shown the same humanity.
The winners of the prizes will be
notified and the silver badges gIveo to
them. These pr z's we're sent to ,hs
secretary Of the society by northern
lady VIII, takes an interest in the
Brunswick Humane Society, and who
wishes to promote a merciful SPIRIT
among The Colored drivers.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-01
HOW THE RED CROSS
SCORES IN BATTLE
Gives Aid at the Proper Time to
Wounded Men Who Might
be Lost.
SOCIETY IN THEIR HONOR
Was Founded in 1898 Under Distinguished
Patronage ard Now Has Member
ship OF Some 700.

Says a writer in London Globe
Penny; Where the ambulance Or Red
Cross dog scores on the battlefield is
In thIs: The wounded mnn, but for
timely help, stands great risk OF either
receiving attention when it is too late,
or perhaps is overlooked altogether in
the search.
The dog Is SO splendidly trained
that once set free, he Immediately
commences his search, and on finding
a wounded man returns Immediately
to his leader and guides him direct to
the spOt, the bearers following at
given signal.
Herr J. BunRartz, the famous ami
NAL painter, to whom / am indebted
for information, is the president Of
the Society of Red Cross Dogs, which
he hlmselt founded in 1898, under the
distinguished patronage of the Duke
of Edinburgh.
This society which, by tie way,
has some 700 members:enrolIed, upder-
takes the breeding Of these dogs and
training them free for the Gsrmsn
army service.
Onsis glad to hear thatthe breed of
dogs nsed, and which alone is TO be
rsliedupOn, il the scOtsh collie.
At arsosnt trial at some maneuvers
In Ger many these dogs behaved re-
markabIy, sCenting the mer, who had
hidden Themselves in deusely grown
wood, in few minutes.
This society possesses breeding apd
training stations at Leohenich, Rhen-
ish Prussia, where there are about
twenty dogs.
NstGrally the dogs ars taken in
band, sheH young cave months old
s1d great care is observed so as to
avoid anyrapdus ocmpuision in their
training.
The days work commences at dawn,
when the anlmsls are turned into the
fields. After a few hours ooursing
they are groOnsd thoroughly, and at
midday receive their which only
takes place once a day-Consistiug of
dog cake, broth aud vegetables.
Gradually the training is increased
in di fficully, AM thickly grown for
ssts take the place of the open field.
After the battle of life is over the
old Reliable Phoenix Mutual scores
by paying to the widow or estate Of
the policy holder the amount OF his
policy and ACQUIRED interest. If you
have not seen the new L. E. A. CON
tract that the Phoenix Mutual writes
call on or writsJ. H. Abrams, Dis
triot Agent, Brunswiok, Ga and he
will send you specimen contract.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-01
EXCURSION TO JACKSONVILLE.
The Brunswick Baseball Club viii Run

The Brunswick Baseball Club viii Run
Ons Tomorrow at a. m.
Tomorrow morning the Brunswick
baseball club will run an excursion to
jacksonville where.they Will play a
series OF games with team from that
city. The steamer wlllfOr FernAn dina
at 8 o'clock a. m. and there connect
wit special train for Jacksonville.
Tickets are sl.Oo for the round "Trip,
good to return several days after.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-01
MR.. @. ARNHEIrER.
His Ros't Beef Stand Was Winner at
the Fair Last Week.

Those who visited the fair last week were de-
lighted at the excellence Of the lunches served
at the roast beef stand conducted by Mr.. Chris.
Arnheiter, the up-to-dato grocer and fresh
meat dealer. Mr.. Araheiter has dealt squareIy
with the people at an tines and his success in
business is the naturalfosuR which followed.
His neat well kopt establishment is well pat
ronized by Brunswicklans and they are always
satisfied with his service.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-01

Esst line Of Typswriters and most
complete assortment of ribbsn', car
bon sheets, etc., in the city. j. a..
Montgomery.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-01

FOR RENr.--ssven rooms two
story residence, close to post-ofiioe.
For terms, apply to lO4 Richmond
street.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-01
DISTINGUISHED MINISTER
Or. a.ias. win ). .l ii. Prs.by-
-ssrian ohurah To-dsy.

Or. Gaiass win bs st the Presby-
Esrian Church Te-d'y.
The services At the Presbyterian
shaseh wllI be Of .uDuausl interest to-
aay Al the morning ssrvicss the
saoramsnt of the LORDS supper, will
be obssrvsd.11 Rev. DR.. Games, Of
Decatur, viii preach at both services.
AZ tbs evening service the subject
viii be "a Young woman's Educa-
slon. Dr. GAinea;isths able presi
asnt Of Agns. Scott Institute AZ. Is
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-01
R,oeived the Medals.

Mr.. kennon Mott the popular joweIer, has
received the i've ha. dsome gold medals that
sre to be contested for in the bicycle races on
the fourth, They are on exhibition in his win
dow.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-01

LosT.-A heavy gold cuff button
initial I'M" engraved. HandsOms re-
ward given for lie return to Mrs. DIM
can Wright, 5ll Nsvoastls street.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-01

Better than the best. The New
Domestic Sewing Machine. Easy
payments. J. A. Montgomery.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-01

spalding chainless-best in the
wOrld-only $4,000 cash. ia. Mont
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-01

vii quAlifled 70 speak 90 the above

well qualified TO speak on the above
subject.
An attractive program of musiCwill
be rendered. The members Of the
church and congregation and the gen.
eral pubic are cordially invited to
both OF these services.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-01
inat in. RtI

New line Of Wash Goods, just in, At
The Bee. Hive.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-01

s AN9toANSSt ~ 49, ~SA-stNs SS $50
closed the events Of this season with a
rush from several standpoInts. to show
the OIOss feeling sha,sxists in this Oity
between ths two races.
The day was ushsrsd in by bright,
sapphlny weather, and the big parade
Of aolosed psOpls attracted great
assI Favorable attention. The CEN
ter Of intersst was Prof. W. h COun-
oil, the noted orator, and president OF
the Agricultural and Mechapicsl col
lsge Of NOrmsl, Ala, who was the
guest of the Southeastern Fair Assoc
citation and entertained by the colored
department. In the parade Professor
Council occupied Carrisgs consain-
ing President Of the COlored departs
msnt, Charles A. CLARK, Chairman e !.
R. Bslcher, and Secretary James g.
Carter,
At noon the grand stand was packed
with peoplS, and . large number OF
whites we're prsAsnt to hear the ad-
dress OF the Day. Some OF BrunswIOk's
most prominent citizen both men
and la dies, occupied seats Close % ths
orator. aud they PAID hlm Iaoss in.Fk-
ed attention.
The dsy WAS opeesd ~ President
Butts Of ihs Southeastern Far Asso-
citation, in few VIII ohosrn words,
and after = sulsc'ion by ihs Gisnn
Cornst band, President Clark.O Of the
Colored department, introduced the
next number on the program. recltal
OF the charge Of San Juan HiD," by
Ids Minor who. displayed exssiIsnl
sIocunonars skin and much grace Of
bssrinR.
A prophecy Of the year 1875. b. Min
ME Howe, was read by the author
and proved entertaining, after which,
Chairman BslCher eIoquently intro
ced Prof. Council The orator OPEN
hp remarks with an expression Of
reciatiOn for the Courtssiss show y
l'nim since rsaOhing BrnnswIck, and
from the start to the fnish, he had the
sudience with him. Some idea had
been gained OF his powers of oratory
BY the many complimentary remarks
that had preceded his arrival in
Rrunswiek, but those who had not
heard him before, we're astounded at
the depth Of thought displayed, his
mastsrly control Of the emotions, and
complete sway that his powerful, rich
voice, gained over every one in his
hearing.
For nearly two hour the people sat
on hard benches or stood and Isaned d
against the railing listening TO one cf
the finest spseohes. that has eyer been
delivered ln this section and tho APP
plause from white and colored alike
was almost continuous. 1t is impossi-
Bile TO convey In cold type any idea
OF the power for good an address by
such q man can produce bat his every
utterAnOe Is for the coed Of mankind
In general and the world is better off
for having suoh men In 1t. He plead
ed for the mutual good Of the two
races and argued that the white man
OF the South and the black man Of the
South could best work out thsir own
salvation by being let alone By out
sidsrs and left to get together anon &
with one common object
in view, that Of the general upbuIld-
ing Of humanity. He said the white
man Of the South was the best friend
the negro ever had and left alone
there would be no trouble bstween
them. Other featursre. OF his address
prominently brought out were on the
same conservative lines and not q
word was uttered but what was
clothed in the most lohssts language
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gonnery.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-01
1.-The Stowaway."

Not only are the safe-breaking
and the yacht scene remarkable
features of the production of "Tne
Stowaway," which comes to the
opera house December 3, but there
is the picturesque scene of the old
London streets, with dark passage
ways, obscure corners and ram
shackle buildings which neither
the feeble street lights nor the flow
of the public house on the right
can make distinct. It is one of
the strongest and most vivid pro-
ductions of such quarters ever put
upon the stage, and is really tri-
umph of the scenic artists skill.
1t is interesting in the way Dick
ems was-in the descriptions and
analytical detail. The picture of
the low gin mill, with ite bar, brass
pump handles and barmaid, which
one can see through the window,
is quite true in every detail. In
THE Stowaway" this season, be-
sides the noted reformed burglars,
Spike" Hennessey and kid"
Mccoy, is a powerful company in
cluding dozen very able dramatic
artists. -