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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-22
HARVEY ANNOUNCES
FOR CLERK OF COURT
Says He Will Resign His Present
Office as Treasurer Of
the City.
HIS CARD is A PATRIOTIC ONE.
Gives Reasons Why He Asks the Support
of the Voters of Glynn
County.

SuuHt1s
Mr.. II. H Harvey lsst night gave t,
The Times the first author 2 d ar
nOuacsment Of bis:candidasy for tt,
Ollice Of clerk of the.,upvrior court
HIS card is manly and pAtriO,rc one
and in it he gives his.reasons for ash
ing the support Of the voters Of Glynn
and announces also his intention OF
resigains his presen. positien n as trea,-
urer Of the Il. q brunswick. III.
oafu Feads
T. The voters Z q NJ Count,
t4 hereby announce my oAndidscy
g. me moe Of cIern Of The superior
court Of cIlynn county, subj ct to the
white primary elsotio" ! . be held %
June 10 h next.
ra.k your support ard influence,
which will b satsful y AIp-eoia ed.
| have becoms candidate for two
'easoas. + fst, because Of a a'ursl
ngitidp te:all the eliiae, and second,
because need The emolnments i psyF.
fhsve aiwAys been democrat in ma
tionsI, state atd county 'fdr', and
o,ve ever advocated the primary a" a
mems Of settling differences among
d moorats. have always been ready
TO submit my chances Of prsferment
to the white people among whom
was raised.
have tried to SO conduct myself in
priv4te ard in public life as to merit
the conaderca and esteem of my fell
low citizens.
Tfe'l emp tent TO discharge the
du les Of the office to which aspire,
and should be elected will faithfully
perform ifs duties to the best Of my
ability just as have in the past tried
10 conduct, in the interest of the peo-
pie, the positions Of trust with which
hey have honored me.
think that no man shouldlask EOf
he people more than one. office lat
Time and SHAH, tte.efore, soon re-
sign the position now hold, and in
which hope that have given sati'-
action
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-22

The gold medal that was won by
Burford Coney, for his essay on
Southern Heroes" is now on exhtbi-
tion IN the window Of Kennon Mott.
the lesdirg ieweler. Mr.. Mott made
the medal, and 1t is handsome.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-22
stamp B B1Oks Arrive.

Postmaster Symons has received the
new stamp books, mention Of which
was made in The Times several rdays
ago.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-22
Notice.

We beg toinform all parties desir-
ing 'tenOsrsphio and typewriting
work done that we are prepared to
serve them on short notice. 1--WE can
be fonnd at l2l Newcastle st. from s
to p. m. Orders i ft at Butts drug
store win receive prompt lattention,
Resp. Butts 4 cospz.. hone 81 & 90
When looking for something good
to eat see W. H. Devoe. He can help
you.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-22

Your old straw hat looks like new
when cleaned with I. name. 25c. Butts,
the Druggist.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-22

Clean yOur Id straw hat with Ii
name, 25c at Batts, the Druggist. e
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-22

Linane makes your old straw hat
look like new, csc. Butts, the Drug
gIsts.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-22

Mr.. Keanon Mott, our snteprising
la is having the font Of his
Belly re-pAinted and new sign
putup.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-22
A Growing Business.

Mr.. G. Arnheiler's business con in
ues to grow. lie is now having big
trade in his own make of corned
beef, and Is selling lots Of Dove brand
hams and breakfast bacon. Give him
a trial ana ba pleate1.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-04

London, April 4.-General Colville and
General French have given up the
movement against the Beers east of
Bloemfontein and have rejoined the
main army. 1t doubtless seemed to
Lord Roberts vain thing to send
from ten to twelve thousand of his
best troops into the wilderness. with
field transport, in the direction of
right angle with his chosen line Of lad
vance. The Beers have probably moved
elsewhere, and il to the southwest.
General Colville could as easily strike
them from Bloemfontein as by follow
ing them up across the plains. These
inferences still leave the situation be-
wildering for the time being. The enor-
mously superior British forces appear
inactive in every part OF the war field.
waiting yet. probably. for the accumu-
lation OF material for a swift advance
on the Transvaal frontier The Lon
don military commentators and the
public. too, to some extent, are irri-
tated and confused by the situation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-04
Chicago Broker Refuses to
Complain Against Robber Who
Knocked Him Out.

Chicago. April 4.-"Fm game and an
athlete. and / won't prosecute. / be-
lieved / was in a good class. but that
fellow hit me when / was looking at
HIM. and he knocked me silly. and for
robber, treated me very good, so I'm
going to let him go at that"
Thus spoke Charles II. Coffin, broker.
who was assaulted and robbed this
morning under the shadow of the Vir-
ginia Hotel. Mr.. Coffin has a record as
an athlete. While the Coronation
Hymn" was pealng from a nearby
residence he was stopped by two men.
Give up!" said one. Not YETI re-
piled Mr.. Coffin. The man reached out
and Mr. Coffin went down. lie attempt
ei to rise and he met an elbow that
sent him down.
Il guess that you have got me this
time. boys" said Mr.. Coffln. III you
VIII promise not 10 strike me another
such blow | will give you all the money
that | have with me
This Was satisfactory to the footpads.
lie drew out hls pocketbook which he
handed to one OF fiic men. They were
about to take u when he asked them
to take out the money and let him keep
the purse and his keys. They did 50,
bid him good night and turned away.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-04
LOANED $4,000.
Garfield, The Gambling HOUSE
Keeper, Will Try to Collect
From DrummOnd.

st. Louis, April 4.-Richard A. Can
field, proprietor of gambling houses in
New York. Saratoga and Newport. filed
q suit yesterday i'm the st. Louis cir
cult court against James 4. Drummond
and Harrison 1. Drummond, heirs OF the
great Drummond estate. TO force the
collection OF $50, 900, which Garfield al
leges he advanced to James It. Drum
mond in New York during the month
of September. 1899.
The suit is the outcome OF a confer
ence held here last Saturday between
John Delahanty OF New York, legal
representative OF Garfield. and John r.
Lee, attorney for the Drummonds. Mr..
Lee advised his clients not to settle
che suit and Mr.. Delahanty turned the
local action over 20 Attorney Thomas
r.. Fauntleroy. Jr., whose firm filed the
suit.
The allegations in the complaint do
not give the details Of the transaction,
but Garfield viii say in his deposit on
that James II. Drummond visited his
New York place in September, 1899, and
lest heavily at roulette; that Harrison
j. Drummond arrived in quest of his
brother and sought TO induce James T.
10 leave but he refused; that later
James T. Drummond asked Garfield
10 advance him money, which he did on
the assurance of his brother that he
was good for it, the total being $4,000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-04
French Ensagei The HoeTs.

Bloemfontein. April 4.-Gen. French
engaged yesterday the strong Boer
commando from Ladybrand which am
pushed Col. Broadwood ON Saturday.
He has almost decimated the enemy.
Ii Is generally believed that the guns
and wagons cdDfuied by The Beers are
certain to be recsptured
The Beers are still occupying the wat
er works. which the British shelled
yesterday afternoon. the Beers reply
ing.
a cOrresDOndent describing the affair
sued tho British for miles. killing.
wounding and taking prisoners. One
squadron of the sixth Dragons. which
entered che action 40 strong mustered
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-04
watkins & co. LOSE THEIR
CASE AGAINST FOREST GREEN

The Appellate court today handed
down the following opinion in the case
OF ID. NJ. Watkins e. Co. VS.. Forest
Green: "Ps curiam. We do not think
that the w6rd appurtenances can be
construed TtS;tnclude the furnishing of
steam and forced air for the use Of the
complainants as lessees OF the premises
described In the bill.
1--WE do not think that the complain
ants are entitled TO show the existence
Of the alleged custom to substantiate
this claim that the furnishing Of steam
and forced air passed under the lease
as appurtenances. To permit TN s
would be to add to the terms OF the
written instrument by parol. and we
are OF the opinion that when parties
have embodied their agreements IN for
NAL instruments. then security forbids
.he Introduction of parol evidence to
add to such instruments. Demurrer
sustained"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-04
II Was Her Purpose TO Save Property From
Creditors Of Husband and Sons.
QUESTION BEFORE APPELLATE COURT.
Vas Charles 3. Allen, Having Paid HIS bsbis. En-
TILED 10 Fee Simple Esas In Really and
Absolute Estate In Personally ?

Briefs were submitted to the appel
late court today on the request OF Will
liam Ames ct al. trustees. for an inter-
probation of the will and codicil OF the
late Phebe Allen. The court is asked to
determine the nature OF the estates
created thereby and the present inter-
est OF the widow ana children or
Charles Il. Allen, son of Phebe Allen.
The codicil provides that IL either OF
Phebe Aliens sons shall by discharge
from their creditors, or by force of any
bankrupt act of the United States at
any time hereafter in force, be released
from the debts. with which they or
either OF them, are or is now cucumber
ed then my win is that this trust, with
regard 10 .ae portion of my property
to which my husband, or either of my
said sons. so released shall be entitled
under this my will, TO the extent of the
interest and title OF my husband or
sons so released shall cease and be de-
termaned. and my trustees shall convey
TO my husband or either OF my sons so
released. his portion or estate in my
said property in conformity to my will
10 be held and enjoyed by him or them,
Continued on Page Five.l
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-04
Republicans Polling Good
Vote and Will Win by
Large Plurality.

The state election is taking place to-
day. and better weather could not be
desired in order to bring out a heavy
Republican vote. There are four state
tickets in the field. Republican. Demo-
cratic, Socialist Labor and Prohibition
lists, and each party is said to be doing
its very best to win out, although any
man of ordinary common sense realized
several days ago that the Republican
state and assembly ticket would be
elected without any apparent difficulty.
The state tickets in the field are as
follows: For goyernor-William Greg
ory, Republican; Nathan W. Littlefield,
Democratic: Henry Il. Metcalf Prohi-
bition; James r. Reid, Socialist Labor.
For lieutenant governor-Jcseph III.
Boucher. Democrat; Robert +. Hunt.
Socialist Labor: Charles Dean KIM
ball. Republicans; Willis II. White. Pro-
hfbition. For secretary of state
Charles +. Bennett, Republican: Will
liam Il. Brightman. Prohibitions; Clarke
Potter, Democrat; Thomas +. Reilly,
Socialist Labor For attorney general
Dennis j. Holland. Democrat; Patrick
j. Layden, Socialist Labor; Willard y.
Tanner, Republican; James A. Will
Jams, Prohibition. For general treas
urer--Fayette r. Bartlett, Democrat;
James O Brien, Socialist Labor; Walter
A. Read. Republican; harles III. Tilley,
Prohibition.
REPUBLICANS WORKING.
In this city there is a great deal OF
work being done in the several wards
by the leaders of the Republican tick
eft, and. while on the surface there does
not appear to be much excitement.
there is no let up in the arrangements
made TO get the voters TO the polls. The
vote polled up to 1 O'Clock was very
fair one, being fully up TO that cast at
the same hour last April, while i'm the
Ninth ward there was an increase in
the vote this being due to the fact that
the Italian voters went TO the polls
early and in large numbers. helping to
swell the Republican figures.
There is reason 10 believe that during
the afternoon hours and until the polls
close there will be heavy vote polled,.
for the members of the several Re-
publican ward committees are watch
ing the lists very carefully and all who
have not voted by the middle OF the af-
ternoon will be notified to do so. There
is every assurance of a Republican vic
tory. not only in this city, but through
out the state. and il is. perhaps, owing
10 this certainty that the vote In Prov
idence was not larger during the earl
Ter hours of the day
EXPECTS A GOOD VOTE.
At the headquarters of the Republi-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-04
NO PROSECUTION. DEATHS HARVEST
An Entire Connecticut Family
Wiped Out During the
Past Two Weeks.

Seymour. Conn, April 4.-During the
past two weeks death has extirpated
an entire family i'm South Ford. con-
ssting of father. mother, and son and
also removed two brothers OF the
mother. The death of Barrett Tuttle
two weeks ago was closely followed
by that OF his brother-in-law Henry
Curtiss. and at the latter's funeral. a
brother Of the dead man. Benjamin
Curtiss took cold which resulted in his
death within week. In the mean
time Mrs. Barrett Tuttle had been pros
trated by the shock and work attending
her husbands illness and death. Wor-
rying over the death OF his father and
the critical condition OF his mother,
Walter Tuttle. n son. committed sui
eide Friday last. Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. Tuttle died. She expired i'm ignor-
ance OF the death OF her brothers and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-04
Bodies Not Discovered Until PIumhM Went
Ia Search Of Leak.
POLICE REGARDED CASE As SUICIDE,
Indications. However, Showed That Dsslh' Re-
sullsd From the Auo dsnal Dsiaohing Ola
FuhbG Tuhs From Gas SisM

New York. April dead for proba-
bly, three days. the bodies OF Michael
Brady and his wife, Mary. both forty
years old, were found late yesterday
afternoon in their three room apart
ment, in the rear OF the fourth floor at
1879 Madison avenue. They had been
suffocated by gas some time Saturday
or Sunday. Although the ponce reported
the case as one OF SUICIDE, there Is ev-
cry appearance OF accident
The Bradys were last seen by their
neighbors on Saturday night. On sun
day evening Mrs. Lizzie Fontoo, VINO
hives Just above The Brady apartment,
was mace III by escaping gas. On Mon
day she went TO the Jdnitor OF the tene-
nent and salu that something must be
done, and Alexander j. Smith, pIum-
ber, was called. Smith went ali over
the premises and concluded that the
leak must be in Bradys gas pipes. lie
went to the door OF the Brady rooms
and knocked There was no answer. lie
went TO the Brady gas meter, In the
hallway, turned OF the gas, and IN
structed the Janltor TO tell the Bfaoys
about IL when they came home.
Yesterday afternoon Smith Gained
again. When he was told that there
had been no sign OF anybody in the
Brady fiat he became suspicious and
got a policeman, who, standing on
Smiths shoulders, looked into the
Brady rooms over the transom.
Just inside he saw the body of Mrs
Brady. The door was forced at once.
The three rooms were still full OF gas.
Lying across the bed In the middle
room, on his back, as IL he had just
lain down for a rest, was Brady.
From tap in the wall pipe the rub
Der tube that supplied gas to the little
stove was hanging The stove end of
IL had been detached On the range
were kitchen utensils and a partly
cooked meal of potatoes, coffee and
SOUP. 49, as
Brady and his wife had lived for
eight years in the apartment in which
they died.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-04

New York. April 4.-Justice jerks OF
the supreme court, Brooklyn, yester-
day handed down a decision in the case
OF James Hyland. who is suing for sep
aration, which practically declares that
a man need not support his wfe If she
persists in having her mother with her
against her husbands wishes.
Hyland declared that his mother-in-
law made life a waking nightmare"
for him. that she poisoned his wife's
mind against him. and, despite the fact
that he never went out at night and
helped his wife clean the rooms and
dry the shes. her mother would per-
sist I'm annoying him at every oppor-
tunity
He also stated that NJ was willing TO
live with his wife at any time, but tfr>t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-04
Movement Against the Beers Who Captured
BrOadWOOdS Guns Has Been Abandoned.
Cronje Sails for st. Helena.

quested by Great Britain and consent
ed TO by Portugal because the British
thereby only exercised right recog-
nized in the treaties between the two
countries. The outbreak of war has
not abrogated these treaties, which
were concluded and signed prior to the
war by Portugal I'm a spirit of loyalty.
/ have informed the Transvaal of this
resolution.
Portugal has loyalty adhered to its
duties and neutrality and it's resolu-
tions have been communicated TO all
interested parties.
There could occur no more solemn
occasion than the present to declare
that the British cabinet has maintained
with Portugal relations Of cordiality
and loyalty for which there is reason
for congratulation. Please God that
these good relations shall always be
maintained.
CONTINUED on page Two)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-04
Cape Town Demonstration.

Details received OF the scenes on
Green Market square. Cape Town.
Tuesday, when Premier Schrener en-
countered an English demonstration,
show that the premier. fearing person.
al violence, sought refuge In a restau-
rant. He was hooted and tried to
reach parliament house protected by
police. The people shouted Traitor" F"
but he succeeded in reaching the house.
Finally on the people again singing
God Save the Queen" he raised his
hat amid cheers and was heard TO say,
Reserve your Judgment"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-04
GYPSY MOTH HEtRlA G.

Boston, April i.-The committee on
ways and means continued their hear
ings on the Appropriation for the exter-
mnation OF the gypsy moth. A number
of horticulturists pleaded with the COM
mittee to continue the amount given I'm
former years and objecting to the re-
port OF the special committee which cut
down the appropriation materially.
In the house today the committee on
street railways reported favorably on the
bill to extend the time for building
Rarnstable county street railway.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-04
MRS. STOKES FILES PETITION
FOR AN ABSOLUTE DIVORCE

New York, April 4.--Mrs. w. f. d.
stokes has applied for absolute divorce
from her husband. the millionaire real
estate dealer w. T.. ID. Stokes. JUS
tice Fitzgerald. of the supreme court
today appointed ex-Judge William M.
Cohen. referee. to take testimony, Su-
mors of troubles between Mr.. Stokes
and his wife have been frequently cir
culated for some time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-04
HELD ON CpfRse OR FORGERY.

Lynn, April 4.--Miss Annie Parker.
arrested yesterday evening on charges
OF forgery. was arraigned in the police
court this morning. She waived exam
ination and was held in $1,000 for trial.
April IL.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-04
WARRANT or REMOVAL REFUSED.

United States District court has refused
a warrant of removal applied FOR in the
case OF Captain Carriers contractors. ".
~. Greene. J. T.. GaAnor. T.. ~ Gaynor
and W. r. Gaynor. indicted IN Savannah.
nc ordered the discharge Of the prison-
-erE- without prejudice TO 'ur'her pro-
ceedings.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-04
Bridge Complsied.

Lord Roberts did not meet his wife
at Cape Town. She will proceed 10
Bloemfontein. The permanent bridge
at the Modder river station has been
finished. The first train passed over 1t
Tuesday.
The British garrison at Springfontein
was reused at midnight Monday by the
Information that the Beers. In force,
were about 10 make an attack, but not
A btIrpher apneared
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-04
Crossing Of Portuguese Territory.

Lisbon, April 4,-The question of the
transport of British troops across Port
uguese territory from Beira, Portu-
guese East Africa. into Rhodesia, hav-
ing been brought up in the Chamber Of
Deputies, the foreign minister. Senior
Beiro, made the. following statement:
The transport OF British coldiers by
from Beiro to Umtali was re-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-04

For the first time since the strike on
March /. conference will be held be-
tween committees representing manu-
facturers and the branches of the Ma
tional Granite cutters union of West
erly and Mantle. The conference Is
20 be held at o'clock this afternoon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-04
HUSBANDS CAN BAR
THEIR MOTHERS-IN-LAW

she insists on having her mother with
her. to which he will not consent.
Mrs. Hyland put I'm a claim for coun-
sci fee and alimony pending the suit.
The Judge declined To allow the claim.
saying that Hyland could not be COM
PEELED to support her II she refused TO
live with him.and that he was not COM
PEELED TO take her mother with her.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-04

at the end only tenfmounted men.
The Beers seemed to be in great
strength throughout the district and
are signaling on all sides. A large
body is reported moving southwest of
Bloemfontein in the direction of the
railway.
The British troops are in urgent need
OF remounts.
Gen. Cronje. Col. Seniel and 1000 Bo-
er prisoners sailed for st. Helena from
Cane Town last night
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-04
DINO FATS vlHfTD L

Dallas. April A bitter mun.cipli
contest closed here last night in thr
election of Benjamin r. Cabelle. Dem
ocrat. as mayor. He defeated cx-
Mayor Bryan Barry by. majority or
250O in a total vote OF $500
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-04
RuaOvtR Agu NllED

Boston. April A. Charles Coleman,
years old. VAS run over and Instantly
Killed bv a coal team In Charisstown to-
dav. The name of the driver " the
team WAS not learned
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-04
WESTERLY STRIKE MAY
SOON BE SETTLED.

The manufacturers, besides appointing
a committee of three to meet the union
committee. have drawn up a PROPOSE
tion which will be submitted to the
men, The terms offered have not been
made public. but the beAef is general
here that settlement will be reached
i'm the near future
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-04
WILL ATTEND HIRTHuYAs CELEBRATION.

London. April 4.-The prince and
princess OF Wales started for Copen-
hagen this morning to attend the cele-
bration of King Christians birthday on
April s.