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TENDS TO GENERALIZATION.
Action of Catholic ProvincfaIs n,
Cleveland Meeting.

CIeVeIand MeeffnG.
1t Is stated at the Franciscan monastery
here that the meeting of provincials held
this week in Cleveland will conduce to the
GENERALIZATION of Franciscans. At the prf-
vate convention just closed. the United
States was divided into four general prov
inces, embracing New York, St Louis, Gin
cinnati and Santa Barbara, the members
of which will not be transferred to points
outside Of their own jurisdiction. Hereto
fore members were sent from the mother
house in Paterson. N. j.. even to distant
western sections The new province of
New York will include all the middle At
lantic and New England states, Santa
Barbara. the Pacific coast and Cincinnati
and St. Louis, the western states and ter
ritories.
Father Francis expects to visit Europe
for a brief vacation next week. after an
absence of over twenty-five years.
Evening star., 1900-06-30

The Best Prescription for Malaria
OhflIs and Fever ID a bottle of GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC. 4 10 simply iron and gull
les STU, th-89t
Evening star., 1900-06-30
Hotel EsmOnd.

Every convenience is to be found at the
Hotel Esmond. ocean end of New York
avenue, Atlantic City. N. ]. The propr;e-
tor. r. p. Peals. offers special rates for
July.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

THE WEEMs sE.a. STEAMBOAT Bo11Ir GO.
POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE.
SUMNER SCHEDULE.
STEAMERS NORTHUMBERLAND and PoToMAG;; a.t};
IN and after June 7, 1900 the steamers Will
leave Ith st. wharf every Sunday. Tuesday ana
Thursday at pm. for Baltimore anu rNer ianu
All river freight must be prepaid.
baltimore freight solicited.
Recommendations passengers strictly nrst-class.
STEPHENSON & BRO. Agts. Telephone 145.
je6-12tf
n. 8. RANDALLHs POTOMAC RIVER LINE
Steamer HARRY RANDALL will leave 9Th
street wharf Sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays at
Z am, landing at Colonial Beach. Chapel Point
and ali wharves as far down as Lower MachOdoc.
Returning on Mondays and Wednesdays at pm.
and on FFlS1Ts S.Tsn nSeSs sTaIS ss NAIL ROUTE
WASHINGTON, D. c., TO GLYMoNT. ND.
and intermediate landings.
Tho new steamer ESTELLE RANDALL, daily,
except Sunday. $50 am. Returning ling about 3 pm
Passenger accommodations hrst-class Freight re-
ceived until the hour q sailing.
Proprietor and Manager.
GEO. Q: cARPISTER. General Agent. washingtcsn; T 2,
STEAMER wakefield.
Leaves Washington, D. G. 9th st. Ferry WHARF.
Mondays, am. for intermediate landings to Co
ionial Beach. Bushwood. Rock Pt.. Coltons. Nom
ini Creek. Abelrs. Leonardtown. Stones, Howard
and Cobrum's.
Mednesdays. am. for intermediate landings to
Ieonardtown. Abell's. Nomini Greek, ooan and
Yeocomico rivers.
Colonial beach. Bushwood. Rock Point. Colton's,
Zee schedule in effect August q. 1922
Evening star., 1900-06-30

Mr.. J. w. Alderton of Anacostta has gone
on a visit to his former home near Zanes-
yille, Ohio.
Evening star., 1900-06-30
THE


complete school, receiving boys of all ages.
Ten thoroughly trained teachers, each specialist
mapped out for each boy. New building containing
a refectory. library and laboratory. Gymnasium
and complete athletic field Of four acres Medical
director. Physical director, former varsity cap
tain. Advisory board includes some Of the leading
men Of Washington. such Justice Brewer. Sec.
Gage, Gen. Foster Mr.. C. C. Glover. Senator Hoar
and Col. Wright. Reference is made by permis-
sion Pres. Eliot of Harvard, Pres Hadley of
Yale, Pres Gilman of Johns Hopkins, Pres. Will
of Washington and Lee, Pres Harper Of Chi
cago and other well-known educators. LOUIS
LEvERETT HOOPER. A. NJ, Head Master.
ONCE during the summer, 7S4 18th St. NV.
te2-sat. 81. 20
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PALMISTRY.

AARLBOROTGH THE GREAT ENGLISH
Palmist: society reader. palmistry taught. zoos
81. NV. to30-6ts
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LADIES' GOODS.

Plating.
KNIFE AND ACCORDION PLATING DONE
without delay. Ptnaing. 1c. q yard At OPEN
HEIMER'S. 5i4 9Th St nv ap3o-5.6
PALMISTRY.
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FOREIGN POSTAL SERVICE

WASHINGTON, ID. C.. POST OFFICE NOTICE.
should he read daily, changes may occur at
any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded to the ports of
sailing dolly and the schedule Of cosngs is
ranged the presumption of their uninterrupted
overland transit. For the week ending July Z,
1890, the last connecting closes will be made from
this office follows:
Evening star., 1900-06-30

NEW. EASY FRENCH LANGUAGE COURSES;
practical conversation. good pronunciation; II
private lessons now; also classes of all grades.
MILE. v. PRUDHOMME. 3O7 St NV. tcar
unes) je6 oct
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29
DUTY RAISED ON CHIyEsE VASES.

Some weeks ago the local customs authorities
seized two valuable Chinese from " R. De
Malherbe. Frenchnsn the latter about
export them 10 France. At the time Of the
seizure Il alleged that the had been
sTuUggled into this country by way of Canada Il
then declared by the owner that he had paid
$50 duty on the vases 70 the customs authorities
the Canadian border the vases having been valued
al 500 Yesterday Colonel Phelps, of the law de-
part-nent Of the Custom House, informed by
the authorities a Washington that De Malherbe's
statement partially true, in that he had paid
tae duty named az Malone. this State. This
moves the element OF smuggling, hut does not re-
ease the vases, which are said be worth sew
era thousand dollars. Their reappraisennent has
been ordered and the difference in duty between
the 800 valuation and that be fixed by the ap-
prsiEers viii have 10 be paid by De MaIherbe-
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29
ROOSEVELT AND THE SMITH CASE.
c-.zosMrN WONDERING WHAT THE MAJOR
WILL DO IN CASE OF REINSTATEMENT

e-.zY,esrrS WONDERING WHAT THE MAJOR
WILL. DO IN CASE OF REINSTATEMENT
There was much speculation in National Guard
.,-res Yesterday IN consequence of the tee-
-rsnhed from Albany to the effect that Major
Syr-on Z Smith Of the list Regiment. would
,-,-,rabIy be restored to duty in that command.
1-A ises that Major Smith had been killed as
National 5uardsman. and that nothing remained
- he done further than to publish death notice
!, the shape OF a order to the effect that the
.bopncing board had bounced" him. had become
- ,-evalert that the officer has been referred to
&c ..-he late Major Smith"
~oonel Bates of the list Regiment. when seen
-,s that he had heard nothing the subject and
,,,,14uE That Governor Roosevelt had expressed
s,-ssIf against Major Smith. he did not believe
.r.- he had disapproved OF the Boards findings and
stored the major TO his place in the regiment.
81 the Governor has done So" he added, lit
--obsblv because there flaw in the pro-
.ss57z bur don't believe he has taken the STEP"
IT saw the report IN The Tribune" said Major
smith .ss 10 Governor Roosevelt's action in my
raes hut that is all know the subject. I ap-
roz-Ad before the Board more than two weeks ago
81 Albany, but have had no on1clal notice of its
action yet.
WEI asked + he had testified before the Board
o- whether he had produced witnesses or docu-
,,e,ts Major Smith refused to answer and said
that he preferred to say nothing as to what took
place.
= * generally believed that Governor Roosevelt
refused 70 indorse the report of the Board
II bore the stamp Of the ''cut and dried class II
The ruror proves 10 be true and II Major Smith
is restored duty in the list Regiment the
Rough Riders fayorite song VIII become the regi-
mental hymn, for there will surely hot time"
Tie regiment is about equally divided in Smith
and znrt-STnirl men. and party will naturally
strive 70 gam control OF the affairs OF the COM
mald.
Although The whole matter is based a rumor
members OF the regiment were speculating yes
te-cay the course which Major Smith would
afr m rna- --SlA
officers believed that he would resign, others
thought that he would eudeavor regain stand
TeuauT-colonelcy.
Briga6ier-Generai George Moore Smith
his Office yesterday. and said that he had
knowledge Of any action the part of Governor
Roosevelt IN the Smith case, and would express
opinion TO the published
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29
TO COMMISSION THE ALBAEY TO-DAY.

London, May Zs.-Captain Craig. former hydrog-
rapher Of the United States Navy, VIII start for
Newcastle tonight, where ne expects commits
sion the United States cruiser Albany tomorrow.
He viii bring ship to Southampton, where she
VIII coal and complete fitting out before sailing for
the Mediterranean for home. according the in
srrueIions expec1eo from Washington.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29
THE COLUMBIAN,

1000 ISLAND PAHh
ST Lawrence River ". Y. the bss-located and most
ttractie hotel among the Thousand Islands thoroughly
IN 10 date In respects Orchestra boating nshins
golf, Open June lEt
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29

. DVERTIsEMFNTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
n -ace,,ea Al their Uptown ONCE No l242 Broadway.
ID of 3is-st. until c'oAA D m an'eise
-, .a,..a a., rho following branch offices at regular
Office rates until p. viz Id sth-aFe' 8 e.
cor 23d-gt I52 8th-ave l2th-s hacy's. sti-aVe
and I4th-st Coiubus-aYs. near west ooth-S| lOo
West 42d-si 6h-aye; s2 East Is'h-hI' -a' "est
90. = - "a, and 9Th ayes i59 Fart 47th-st. .93s
n ave b.t,seen 10Th and 18th l0@S Sd-ave, near
,jls-st 70s ls-aye.. s9tn-st $50 3d-aVe near
slxst; 81. sd-ave. 2i0 Bleecker-st 90 BeeeAer ST.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29
5nmmer Resorts.
NEw-YORK.
Before arranging your OUTING write for
PICTURESQUE HWlIETTS.

which tells Of delightful Resorts for
health pleasure Accommodations ror
zoo Everything date. but HENRY w
BUCkELI. Owner. Huiett's Landing. N Y.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29


! MEXICAN .sSD FOREIGN TEACHERS A5E1Nc
i Eupp.ies Professors. Tsach-rs Tutors 5oNeIees~S
az. - Colleges. schools and Families Apply 70
Asz II. :. fGEEG-EELTDN. 2S Union Se-~s~
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29
DIR. sTRGNG's SAINT ARIgM

- SARATOGA SPRINGS. n. Y.
For health or ecreation Massage Electricity Hydro
Electric. Turkish. Russian. Mineral Water and 9th.
nAihs sun Paror and Roof Promenads, Elevsor Steam
Suites with Bath dry, quiet. tonic
shine Saratoga Waters Send Illustrated CsrcuIa-
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29

HOTEL rRAYMORE.
ON THE BEACH. ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
Extensively improved and enlarged. Over so private
baths dining enclosed in glass. directly fac
ing ocean unsurpassed the Atlantic Coas,
decoration elegance Exchange and sun parors
doubled IN size Capacity, 500.
D. WHITE Jr. Owner and Propr
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29
5pring ResnrIs.
NEW-JERSEY.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.
HOTEL RUDOLF.
5prine Resorts.

dhe most modern Front. Capacity
$40. Rooms sIfe with hot cold and and
.FeSn water baths attached. Orchestra and dancing
american and European plans. Special May and June
bath. CEas n MYERS.
New York ONCE, World Vacation Bureau. Seth Street
and Broadway. A. NJ 70 3 P M. bookings for
rooms can be made all information secured.
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BRYAN MAKING
MANY SPEECHES
Thirty Delivered in New
York State Yesterday
-s
BIG CROWDS HEAR HIN.
Loud Cheers Given the Leader
at Every Place Where
stops We're Made

Bainhridge n. Y, Oct. 2a. MIR.
Bryan be gan the first day Of the last
week Of his campaign with a btiaf
speech at this speech.
Notwithstand the early hour there
were throngs Q; people at the fsiirosd
station and Mr.: Bryan was eoiapeilsa
to dress quickly and go the rear plssr
form Of the tRsmbler, where hs was
seon Joined bg 100. Bryan. Lopdfeheers
ste gives bosh tor MFspsyan ana his
wife and sai ds9landefor hand
shake, wsSh was aocsdea to by both.
AZ Bryan started the day with a
schedule of % speeches before him, but
nee nn8aneed that he has never been
ta betseE bnaition,s He SAID he want
.i4
led to max all the spsecheo possible,so
as tobreek bis own record, the highes,
numbsF ots which has hitherto been
nesIe iq sesldag eeing %
AZ his speech here MI. Bryan aaids
fenablieans now admit that the
oitiesafo fost They started out with
slie; pc full dinner PAL as an argument;
~'hey started out with the assertion
tnat the country was prosperous, and
therefore everybody would vote the re.
publican ticket, PHttoday the republi-
cans are not mestioning tine full din
hie ai1 any more,
PFoeeeding, Nj. Bryan said that the
republicans had abandoned carrying
The cities ana were now appealing to
the isrners,
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STATE FAIR OPENS.
ysldosta Entertains the Governor and
staff at State Fair.

Valdosta. Dot 2s,-Whst promises
to be the most successful fair held in
Georgia in some years opened here
this morning Governor Gambler and
staff were on hand to put the bali In
motion, and unqusatiouably the far
opened this beautiful Monday morn
ing under far more favorable ausplces
than the most enthusiastic had antics
psted. The streets are literally
thropged with people, and yOuroorre :
spondent believes the fair win be nn-.
preoedented ifthe history OF the State
fairs in Georgia.
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Over Four Hunded People Killed
and Wounded
RIrLEMEN 10 COLUMBUS.
Great Trip Planned For Soldier Boys
This Week.
BgungwI0k's galIant solaiar boys BE

Brunswiok's gallant soldier boys are
going toatorm the big metropolis Of
the ohettahoochee valley this week.
] As has been told in the TIMES CALL
sBsforeFthe Riaemen viii leave here
fer Columbus on Thursday night. Fri
will be military day at the big
street fair, The boys will spend the
day, leaving there Friday night, and
arriving back home early Saturday
morning.
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DANK DEF AULT'ER
is NOW TN JAIL
lie Was Arrested in Boston
Yesterday.
HAS BEEN THEIR some TINE
He Had Rented a Room on Second
Story and Was Going Under
the Name ofsmith.
'RAS BEEN THEIR SOME TINE

n Boston, Oct, 2a.4 Cornelius J. Al
word, defaulting note teller Of the First
National bank of.New York, is under
arrest here He arrived IN
Bostqn last week and engaged a
back room on the second floor Of a
lodging on Huntington avenue, where
ne went under the name Of Mr.. Smith
Of New York.
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WILD WORK OF
THE FLAMES
A GENUINE HOLOCAUST.
Estimated That Between One and
Two Million Dollars Worth
Of Property Was
Destroyed.

New York, Oct. 2a.-Lower New
York city was startled soon afternoon
today by four terrific explosions in the
drug house Of Tarrant & Co. Il il
feared the loss of life may reach 2l1, as
the building was crowded, and the ad-
Joining places, which were damaged,
contained many people. A volume Of
smoke and debris was blown 300 feet
into the air by the fourth explosion,
which was the worst. The lithograph-
ling place, close to the Tarrant estab-
Hshment, osnght fire, and the flames
spread to The Irving back and two
buildings across the street Ths War
ren street station Of tbe Nintn ssnue
elevated road directly ia front Of The
draR ESTABLISHMENT, was completely
demolished, and number of persons
standing upon 1t was blown TO the
street and received serious injuries. A
number of bulldogs in the rear Of the
drug store were blown down. The
flames spread rapidly, and two blocks,
from ChamDers to Warren and from
Washington V Greenwich streets,
were soon snyeloped
TERRIBLErRAcEs OF BLOOD.
The sireete for several blocks are
strewn With broken glass and other
debrie, aud blood is spsttered in every
direction, showing that there must
have been persons in tbs vicinity at
ths time who were injured by falling
glass. Policeman Calvin was in the
immediate vicinity Of the Gre when the
first series Of explosions occurred. He
said number of fremen were blown
to death on the Warren street side OF
the bulldog. Policeman Calvin said
in his belief not less than 45O persons
would be found to have been killed
and wounded. This was on acoou nt OF
the suddenness of the explosions,
which made it impossible for anybody
to escape. The force OF the explosion
was heard and felt clear down to Wall
street, and heavy plate glass windows
we're smashed and people thrown to
the street, a distsnce OF four blocks.
Employees of the Irving National
bank, which building stands directly
across the street from Tarrant's place.
we're thrown heavily to the lloor. Ey-
cry available physician ana ambulance
surgeon who could be reached was
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-30
DA1RYMEN MEET.
Georgia Association IS in Session This
Week in Griffin.

Griffin, Ca, Dot. 20 The meeting Of
the Georgia Dairymen's Association
will start here today. Addresses viii
be made By ex-governor Boynton, B.
). Esdding, and David ]. Bailey. The
visitors will 20 to the Dixie Creamery
and the erperlp station to see
working of,a Ebig crowd
Of z!st'ors ass sUos.
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NO DOUBT 1t Is
THE Gull III HAN
CAUGHT NEAR WATGROSS
His 0aptoFs Have Evidence Which
Will Send Him to the Gals
lows Prisoner is
Frightened

Triog Wni Treyer, the
murderes 81 s elor Marion Lati-
nsf Rs ared BIZ psleeiis.e con-
n th southern Railway yester-
aa hIng one mile from NWaycross
apd Is now safely behind lhs bars Of
the aignn county jail Soon after the
arrest Detective Connolly and officer
scarlest Of Brunswick carried the
prisoner TO Jesup where hewas kept
untl ihs evening train there lhe two
detect accompapied By sheria
yu DAputy sheriH Pti@-' d
age sroaght han hefe
aee tag ght Of the killing Officer
saflet q th's city has been on the
aFdsrs tlaif aud 1t seems now that
be vas qaite clossto him ali the time
After oenml,ting tle terrible crims
ne mafderef came to this city a.d F9.
ma asd hets several days. He chang.
q clothes here AID MI. se.rlett got
possession of ihe dls-a led aptarel
After Nc- connslig cana dova % wo l.
on th- case The two made an agreement
to work in harmony The former VIZ
detailed 10 60 on the road ana The Ia,,
ter va to remain IN this city and work
from this cad Sir, s.arIst. knew The
man and was also aware Of the fac, tLat
he had sister living here,
Aft.r making these discoveries the
work started 10 earnest The negro led
the detectives not chase. This vas
on account Of the many reports which
reached their ears, and each time they
followed the traiI, Tue dirae. clue
which led to the capture Of the man
was received by Mr., Scarlet when he
secured letter the murderer had writ
ten to frleld here; this was communi-
Gated to Mr.. Connolly and he at once
went to the Beach ssw mill which Is
located about one mile from WayGs@s.
When MIR, Connolly saw the man he
knew at onoe that be had his game The
negro wss working at saw and the de-
tectiye slipped upon him, drew his gun
and before the man kuaw what he was
doing the handouts were on aud be was
being led TO the train,
He was very scared and when Jesup
was reached be thought that the large
crowd VII ich always bangs around the
depot had gathered 70 lyooRh n and
he i'm plored the detective to Save his
life, The man was told tha! he would
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MACHINERY BROKE.

The steamer Falcon, which left here
to take court officers to Camden has
broke down on the way. The break is
in the machinery and will be repaired
at once. 1t amounts to very little,
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-30
TIMERS SLAYER NOW
SAFELY IN COUNTY JAIL
Captured Yesterday by Detectives
scarIett and Connolly

be carried to itil safely and the crowd
there was not for Inc purpose Of lynoh
ing HIM This haa the e4set otstaying
his fears
The officers and their prisoner arriy,
ed in Brunswick at $40 and the news
Of the capture spread to all parts.otI
The city. It Is true that The feeling
against the SLAYER Of an innocent man
has sub.ided some but the people are
stiit very bitter aud the least spark
might call for some rash action, shefia
BerrIe Will remain at the jail every
night and will see that the negroi3s
protected and handed over to the
court.
There is no doubt but that Messrs.
Scarlet and Connolly have the right
man. The TIMES GAIL IL in possession
of facts which cannot be printed at
present but this evidence win show con
clusiYely that they have the murderer.
The arresting officers were seen BY re-
porter last night aud told of how they
ba2 leen on the mans trail for the past
threa weeks. I'VE were within fifteen
feet Of him some time ago, said Mr..
soarlet', ''but dia not get him because
Il we had tried TO, there was some
chance for his escape or we would
have been compelled 10 have shot him.
For several dsSs afte~ the killing,
(iFif4n alias Freyer remained il
Bruaswiok and il was aboul the ssst
thing be could haye done as mea wefa,
watching every roac wAbia q radius Of
thirty miles from bare.
Tss prisoner IS baown as a desperate
man and On several occa.ions ha has
used weapons ffeelf Paaanta, Fla,
neat aud daagerouslg wound.9 a ne,
geo and here in Brunswick 10 E6ifed.
another ofhis own color lie is known.
as a gambler and never remalps in ore
place very long.
ItisprObablethat 3 preliminary trial
will bs given the man today Or to-
morrow and then only such evidence
a. Is needed TO bind him will be intro
daced. The detectives haye bomb.
shellthey viii explode when the case
is heard by The Superior court, 10 fact
tits something which will cony!ct him
beyond any doubt.
On Tuesdsy last, the TIMES CALL
told its readers that lhls man would
be captured within a week and 1t will
be now seen that the forecast was cor
rect. The news oomss under an At
lauta date line, and was published,
not for what il was worth, but as a
fact and 40 il was,
Too much cannot be said in praise OF
me excellent work done by Messu
Sosrlett Of THE city ana CoDaelly Of
ths Southern Railway. srbey had
only a slight clew OF which to work,
bat they traced their mau and rau
hiu- IN earth vita al She great odds
against them.
The reward offered amounts to ave
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PREMlER 49, FIGHr.

NswIork, Oct. 2a.-Scnor silvela
hST eballenged ssnor Almea4s tos
ausl, sage Madrid dispatch. The
StsllsuEe was issued soon after senior
silyeh. resigned as premier. There is
along q ssudipg srudge between them.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-30

Tell Jim Carter when to send for
your clothing 10 be CLEANED and
pressed.
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Continued on Eighth Page,)
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BYRD's REPORT
Created Quite sensation in Atlanta
Yesterday,
Especial to the TINES CALL

Atlanta, Oct 29.-Adjntsnt General
Byrd's report was made public today
and it caused quite q sensation.
Among other things he recomms snds
that every colored military organiza-
tion in the state be disbsnded,
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-30
A NEGRO SUICIDES.
Prefers to Die Rather Than Co Back
to Jail.

Monroe, Ga, Oct. 2o.-Johu Nslon,
a negro, % years old, committed sui
eide here yesterday rather than be ar-
rested. He was a shiftleas negro, lad
served one term in jsil, apdssgoFe he
would die bsfore goias y j'il again
He stole ring fsgsn Mr. A. Morrison,
and was accused Of the crime, He
went to restaurant, told bis sweet.
heart goodby, and shot himself.
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hundred dollars and this will goto
the captors as. soon - the guilt Of the
negro is proven which is sure TO be
done.
II is said that the qpthers ilway
as well as "a gssnpAa 10
best citizens, WY AK sIaass J.
Bennett to call \ spsoiaiteIm Of the
superior courttuafy this man. Judge
Bennett is at prssent holding cOurt.in
Camden county, and there is no chance
Of holding 4 special term before some
date next week. II il Thought sst
the man is .unsafs here age llatosptors
may ask to be allowed to.carrg hin le
come other sennty.fo .forszafe kaepies I
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HON. FLEMING c, DU gTGNON
A GUBERNATORIAL POSSIBILITY


Atlanta Oct The afternoon Fleming
dull gnon OF Chatham
in 1902 and The quite political
Mr. do BgnOn
ana machinery
in with aoYernorshpHou Pipe Brown
jos Terrell Hon Fleming du BguoD President
Howell.