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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-05
Ell PAso DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5. 1900.
abe Palace saloon and took few glass

abe Palace saloon and took few glass
| es OF beer.
Mr.. Sherip complained of headacb,
| and went up stairs and sat down, blu
his friend thought be would feel better
If he were to 60 out in the open air, &c
he went up to get bin and found hin
| asleep.
He started to wake him but on Sec
ond thought concluded to let him sleep
for . while. When he turned TO &c
down stairs he met q young man with
whom he had seen Sherin talking, and
| the young man ssid, "Just leave him
alone, will take care OF him, and he
proceeded to go through bis pockets,
30 IL is alleged.
Mr.. Hendricks thought that be was
going TO take his money and keep It for
him, ss.d nothing to him about it, but
when the young mao got the money
that was In Sherin's pockets he went
down stairs, showing Hendricks 80
cents AID a pocket knife and saying
that that was all Sberin had
Hendricks says that he knew Sherin
had more than $40 SO he went up stairs
md woke him up and told him what
had happened, and when he felt in bis
pockets Sberin found that he had been
robbed and that in his anxiety to get
the money, the young man had cut one
of his pockets out.
The two men started out and coon
located the man whom they charged
witt the Job. They found him in the
Philippine saloon rushing the growler
with come friends, and when he saw
the men he wanted to fight. They left
and went Qua aud called a policeman.
Officer Scott answered the call and Ar
rested J. Ryan, who was placed In jail
charged with theft from the person.
Ryan Was given preliminary hearing
this morning before Justice Spencer
and waived examination and vas
bound over to the grand jury in the
sum Of $500. Ryan is an invalid and is
said to have been In this part of the
country for several months with no
visible mesns Of support. BE was sent
to the county jail.
SMUGGLERS CAUGHT
Theee amueglers we're caught In the
act by Officers Joe Dryer and Press
we'll about Is miles west of e. Paso
late yesterday afternoon aud we're
brou Eht 10 and lodged In the county
jail.
They we're Pablo Tenorio, Felix
Quezade aud Thomas Avlllar. They had
their burfos loaded down with crocks-
~ bound for the Interior. When
captured they had little TO say and
H1u0 llIUio TSeloe6uCS.
INTERPRETED WITH Boys PLAY.
Chester Hammond, . young Ameri.
can, ~, scqnitt OF tho chsrgs Of
assault and battery upon Felix Sala-
Ear. q Mexican sbout forty years old.
1t seems that the boy was walking
along by q fence unpipg q small stick
against the fence when he met the
Mexican, Who would not turn out for
him and tried to make the boy get out
Of his way.
The Mexican claims that the boy bit
him with the stick but Justice Ellie
could not see 1t that way and diecharR-
ed the lad.
II IL said that the lad made the Mex
lean turn out for him. There is q
charge sgsipst the Mexican pending
In the county court for assaulting the
boy.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-05
Filed for Record,

b. r. Wood, ct 81. to a. A. fnel.
mao, part of block 46. Mills map, 54xS6
feet. $1,000.
II 3 Bsrnhart to E. krause 34xl2O
feet c q the east eide of Stanton as lis
Intersection with Rio Grsnde, S2375.
G. o. Coffic to J. w. Eckmap, lots
6, Z. 8, and 10, block 1l6, Csmpbell's
$4,000.
William French to Joserh Dune,
lots D. %. "a and 25, block IL, East Ell
Paso, $500.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-05

Monition.-Notice is hereby given
that there were seized in this customs
district for violation of the customs
laws. crates of pottery. ] saddle. l
blanket. l pistol, l dun horse Spanish
brand on left hip. l black burro and 1
grey burro, which will be sold in front
of the custom house at 10 a. m. Octo-
Der 18th, 1900. Any one claiming the
above is required to appear within the
time provided by law. Noses Dillon,
collector.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-05
FOR ALE-MISCELLANEOUS

COR SALE-One two room new brick house
and two lots, clio &c In on Ochoa street.
$500 IL taken soon. Marx Miller.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-05
10 Use on His Wife.

Dremer-Who was the poet who sang
of the charm that maketh woman
kind:''
Henpeck-I don't know. I wonder If
fellow could buy any Of it anywhere
nowadays.
Dremer-Any of what?
Henpe,k-Of the charm that maketh
woman kind.-Philadelphia Press.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-05

do you think the sun spots have
anything To do with the heat?" inquir-
ed the pcrSpiring citizen
'.Naw." responded the old farmer.
"Yeow'd feel just as hot without free
kles as yeow do with them."-Chicago
News
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-05
Keeping 1t Quiet.

Mr.. Mouse-Marie. hush that baby up
quick. Don't you know the landlord
don't allow children in the buildinG2-
New York journal. .a..-sis
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-23
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.


ATToRNEYs-AT-LAW
HARTFORD BEAUMONT. % Washing
ton building Telephone. Black lfss Res.
ldcnce az seneca Ieleghsng. bun IlS
PRED n PETERSON, attorney and
counselor. proctor In admiralty. Fourth
d9oF Mutual lie buA1ink
CHARLES y. ENos. attorney and coaa-
seior az law Rooms li-ib Haller bus.d-
iEg
GUERfN. FERRY GCERIN. lAWyer.
$40 Pioneer huilding. lh9ne. 1aln ga
PRATT 4 RIDDLE .lorney,-at-.as.
icons ss-tlen Bailey saldinE.
sTRJ-yE. ALLEN. HUGHES Nc
AickFn. HN.sy buidine
DAVIS a GILMORE. huysrs proctor,
!tonaff b4lldinF
RICHARD GowAN. attorney a. Sew
JoHN O. GRAY. lawyer Mutual L.is
tatt.n&
W . f-4MBUTH seattle National Hsak
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CoNovER a WILSON. an HAlisr Bu'a-
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A KELLOGG. lawyer. - Bailey saaa-
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ARCHITECTS.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-23
CARE NOME FREIGHT.
CARE MOVIE ooLp.
COMPRESSED HAY.

BEFORE buying your hay for the north,
call and examine cur double compressed
hay; a big saving In freight, opens up
Co
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-23
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ACCOUNTANTS.

ACCOUNTANTS.
CHAS T. GRANT expert accountant.
books 81 hrDs. corporations Courtit
etc. examined. opened. clused erro
detected. confidential. q CoImAn bloGA
Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-23


WEf.L-k NOWN schooner Nellie cole
man. she ard her captain passed tWn
seaAons IN Cape Nome trade has space
Tor passengers and freight Aae captain
amd vessel AZ sistsar-fsnsf deck
The evening times., 1900-02-15
DIsPosING OF HIS WEALTH.
DIR. Pearsons Giving His Fortune to
Educational Institutions.

CHICAGO. Feb. 15.-Dr. ID. X. Pearsoas,
of Chicago. who during the last ter years
has given TO colleges and charitable in
stitutions sums amounting 10 2,509.09J.
is about 10 deed away the remainder OF his
fortune 81 800 900 in all in similar be-
quests.
For the maintenance OF himself md his
wife during the remainder OF their lives
DR.. Pearsons will stipulate that an annuity
of per cent be paid by those who receive
his gifts hereafter On the 81. 800 600,
which it is his intention to bestOw. this
will mean a yearly income af $4,000 for
the doctor and his wife. which will cease
when both he and his wife are dead.
Il have schemed for years to be my
own executor DR.. Pearsons said, 'and TO
see with my own eyes whatever good my
gifts are doing OF what use would 1t
be to allow someone else to distribute MY
fortune for me after my death? 1t would
mean less money for the institutions j
hope to benefit, for the executors would
have to receive a share.
Il believe that my plan of beStowing
what | have to give before my death viii
be adopted more and more by those Who
have to give" DR.. Pearsons continued.
"Mr. Carnegie recently decided to give
away his fortune in the same fashion. |
flatter myself that | was the first to con-
ceive the plan.
DIR. Pearsons says he will live at the Wal
dorf on his annuity. He is eighty years OF
age.
The evening times., 1900-02-15

Rear-Admiral Melville has returned to
Washington from tour Of inspection in
cluding visits 10 the Newport News ward
and Trigg & COS. at Richmond waere
Government vessels are building. Nd
miraI Melville says Of his visit.
Il found The new yard al Richmond 10
he fully prepared &c undertake the con-
struction OF warships UP to 5000 tons, and.
with the deepening Of the channel. il VIII
shortly be able To build vessels up 10 and
including s.CO0 tens
This places the yard among The com
petitors for the construction IN the future
of the largest type OF wsrships. outside
Of battIeships and armoTed cruisers. and
its plant already has every facility and
all the equipment required for the larger
cruiser class Of vessels. ii j. beiug Sradu-
aIIy expanded and enlarged. and IN year
or two will De the equal OF almost any
shipyard in the south outside of that Al
Newport News which will always proba-
bly, be the mos; important. owing to its
fine harbor and deep water faciiities.
The Richmond yard is soon TO con
struct a stone wall 3.cGo feet in length.
enclosing the property il has purchased
for its plant There is already sIflcient
water at the present shops for ships draw
ing Is feet. and a. soon as certaIn dredg-
inc is completed lower down there VIII
be nor less than - feet Of water near some
of its land on which shops are 70 be built
The Richmond yard is doing excellent
work and the Navy will find that the YES
The evening times., 1900-02-15
NARROWLY ESCAPED DEATH.
Miss Georgia Lain Rescued From q
Burning HaymOw,

~ DANBURY, Conn, Feb. 15.-Miss Geor-
gia Lain, d pretty girl of eighteen years,
narrowly escaped a frightful death. As it
is. her beauty is marred by the fire from
which her brave father saved her.
Georgia is the daughter of Martin Lain,
a farmer of Valley Brook. She was very
fond and proud of her flock of chickens.
The girl went to the barn to gather eggs
from the haymow, the top Of which reach
ed almost 10 the roof of the barn. II is
very dark UP there, so Miss Georgia took
an oil lantern with her.
She climbed the long ladder, and was
The evening times., 1900-02-15
A STEAMER SHORT OF COAL.
An Austrian Ship Burns Her Wood
work to Keep Up Steam

NORFOLK. Va, Feb. 15.-The Austrian
steamer Eros sailed today for New York,
after thrilling voyage from Trieste, Aus
tria, during which she narrowly escaped
laundering at sea. She left Trieste on
January 2, light, for New York, and ran
into succession of storms which drove
her out of her course.
In midocean she ran short of coal and
did not sight any steamers that might
have lent aid Not one ton remained in
the bunkers when she reached Hampton
Roads. and part of the woodwork had
been torn away to keep the fires burning.
Part of the crew was exhausted from over
eXertion.
The evening times., 1900-02-15
Nee Will Trust You,
furniture. Carpets. Crockery, Bedding. Etc
r. J. NEE. eth 4 Sta

gathering the eggs when the lantern ex-
ploded and ignited the hay.
Her father heard her terrified shrieks
and rushed into the barn. By the time be
arrived she was unconscious
He ran up the ladder. groped for his
daughter. found her, tucked her under his
arm, and. almost suffocated. his arms
painfully burned, carried her down the lad
der and into the air. Her dress was on
fire. Her father rolled her on the ground
and extinguished 1t. Her face and arms
were dreadfully burned.
The evening times., 1900-02-15

true and there will be a. many of them in
the river this year as ever. The fact is
that the seines and trap nets have not been
in use many years and the total catch is so
enormous each year and so many are en-
gagged in the business that each individual
company imagnes that the number OF shad
is decreasing because they do not haul as
much
The spOrtsmen as usual viii be much
in evidence on the river in d few weeks
with their rods and tackle. The companies
expect a good season and the stakes OF the
trap nets are now being driven.
The evening times., 1900-02-15

sells built there are as fine as any Of their
class IN the service.
A vast amount OF work is COW being
performed at Newport News both for the
Government and commercial interests.
The plant is one of the finest in the world
The moderate climate enables work al the
year around and cOlOred labor may te
secured. which when properly ha%dled
proves most effective. The KeaFsarge ard
Kentucky, both new battleships. are nov
practically ready for commission. and the
former. I understand. is 20 be put in SER
vice this month.
II was mere than ever impressed with
the value and merit of the superimpOsed
turrers after watching the workings OF
those on the kearsargc and Kentucky
Those ei<ht-iuch guns set up over the Dig
rwsiyss below look like pOpguns. and am
sure that when these vessels are in serv-
ice aud the guns have been fired and tried
the value OF the whCie system will Be fully
proved I found great activity a. the yard
and large amount Of commercial wCrA
being conducted"
The evening times., 1900-02-15

Mrs B. H. Warner gave daintily ap-
pointed luncheon yesterday when among
her guests were Mrs. HansbrOugh. Mrs.
Heatwole. Mrs. Richards. Mrs Edward Stu
art Mrs Sternberg Mrs. Sutherland. Mrs
TunstaIl Mrs Clinton Gushing. Mrs. Gil
lett. Mrs Dueil Mrs. Gallaudet. Mrs.
Charles T. Foster Mrs. Eddy. Mrs. Som
ers. Mrs. De Witt Arnold Mrs. Dawes,
Mrs. Charles d. NOlcott Mrs. John b..
Wight Mrs Heath Mrs. Jules Guthridge.
and Mrs ". II. Moses.
The evening times., 1900-02-15
/" Deeds Are Fruits,
Words Are Bat LeaVes. "

The many qporderfal cures effected 6y
Hoods SarsaparilL4 are the fruits b.
qutich Il should be Judged. These proOe
Il TO be the great. urequSllsd remedy for
dyspepsia. rheumatism. oAtzrrh and al
other ailments die 10 impure or irrpoVeT-
Shed 6lood.
rheumatism -" Shy r1otfs'. rightly
years old. has rccst0ed much 6elefd from
taxing Hood's Sarsapardla for rhern7tA-
fLs,71. agnes D. Derby. La7rsstozv7. w. z.
Catarrh - SHy daugite- had cztdrri
IN the head and Hoods Sarsa0srIlLs cured
H." 5N-s. Ed. Peterson. K66cy. Mont.
hoods SaaJqba,M
GzlzslESE2lElD|
The evening times., 1900-02-15
NAVY Yard INSPECTION
Rear Admiral Melville Returns
From His Southern Tour.

The Richmond Plant Prepared ia 4 ~
dertake the Construction of War
ships Up To 5000 Tons Di-pi"ce-
mcnt-Improvem to BE Made
Mach Work Done mt Newport Views
The evening times., 1900-02-15

Rev. DR. Elliott and Miss Elliott. assist
ed by Mrs William Elliott and Miss Nellie
Elliott. held a reception last night for the
congregation of the Church of the Ascen-
sion az the rectory II19 o Street from to
II o'clock.
The evening times., 1900-02-15

\ pretty ST. Valentine wedding was that
of Miss Eleanore Rae Ramsey. and Mr..
Charles Otis Schaar. of Pennsylvania.
which occurred at the Church o. the
Covenant. Rev. TeUuis :. Hamln. ID. d..
officiating.
The evening times., 1900-02-15

Mrs Thurston will be al home at the
Cairo today and will have with her Miss
Grace Clifford. Miss Rosamond Brockaway.
of Boston
The evening times., 1900-02-15

Nine. Godoy. fii6 Rhode Island Avenue,
will be prevented by illness from Teceiv-
The evening times., 1900-02-15

The Washington auxiliary Of the No-
mans National Indian Association Will
give a reception in honor Of Mrs. Quin-
ton President OF the National Asso ciation.
at the residence OF Mrs. Fulton, 1211 Ner-
mont Avenue this afternoon from to ..
4 social hour will be followed by music
and addresses by Mrs. QulntOn and Miss
Collins, missionary to the Moqui.
The evening times., 1900-02-15

Mrs. Cushman X. Davis will not be al
home this afternoon as she holds her re-
ception tonight.
The evening times., 1900-02-15

Sir Henry Bromley and Miss Esther
Bromley. Mr.. Bromley Wilson and Miss
Edith Wilson. who are here to attend the
wedding of Lord Pauncefote's daughter to
Mr.. Robert Bromley. were passengers by
the White Star steamship Oceanic, which
arrived in New York from Liverpool yes
terday
The evening times., 1900-02-15

SIS 90 Baltimore and Return Via
~. a %.
>ItasGs, and sunday February q. srd =
The evening times., 1900-02-15
EXCURSIONS.
For Mount Vernon,
Alexandria, and Arlington,

Electric trains, station 1sh st. and Pa ave Fu
Mt Vernon every hour. from 10 q. n to .. m
Scr hlexsndris and ArliRgton-See schedule.
ROUND TRIP 10 Mt. Vernon, Soc. Round irip
20 Alexandria. 25c- Round trip to Arlington. zoe
Round trip to NJ. terpon. Including Arlingtos
ed Alexandria eoc
wash, Alexandria & Mt. Vernon Ry.
The evening times., 1900-02-15
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. Hanna wife OF Senator Hanna viii
not receive this afternoon.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Presented by john Robiason's Great
Worlds Exposition.


The era Of SOLOMON, the Israelisfsh
king has eyer been fraught sith IN
Interest that win last through ii llsges,
There was so much that was grand; ao
much tha wac snmpEnous, 50 ,nuch
that vac psophetic, 10 much lhat wss
sacred so much that was divine ats
tending aud consequent 70 his reign,
thst history furnishes no parallel. Art
has now been called into requisitlon
as adyeniitioua afd to Biblical lore
and the glamour and glOrias of the
past are reproduced in the past Tbs
eminent artist, Mr.. John Restig, has
devoted year or more to personal re-
.saarch II Palestine, rusaIsri and the
Holy Land, and has stndiouslg mas
tered the hiaiory and traditions Of the
Bible, ana returning has produced a
grand spsctsoulsr mssieFpieoa, de-
plotting ths great temple, the wsllssnd
city Of Jerusalem. the visit Of the
Queen Of sheba, the Judgment of Sol
omou, and other notable scenes, moi
dents and events during the regal sd-
ministratioa of-the great Hebrew sage,
patriarch and king. In connection
with the biggest and toirous on the
road, the largest and beat menagerie,
and the vast royal hippodreme, the
nanassmento Of John Robinson's Great
Worlds Exposition now present this
tranccendentIy bsautlfur and impres-
sive spectacle for ths qualification Of
their patrons.
The consolidated exhibitions win be
given in Brunswick, Wednesday, De-
oember Ia
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-11
PERSONAL POINTS.


quail buntsr' should be very careful
where they hunt. It IS now against
the Law to hunt on anyboay's land
without the owners permission, and il
You wish to sell quail you must first
take out hunters license, which Will
costyou $25a year. Even then you
will have to get permission from the
land sWner before you can hunt on his
and
Mr.. n H. Bsrnven, Of Evslynn,
spent yesterday in the city.
Mr.. J. D. Gould, of St. simon, is
spending several days in the city.
Rev. D. Watson vim, Oist. simon.
is 10 the city.
sOIoitor-Gsneral Bennett came in
from Wayoross yesterday,
Mr., Mason T. scarlett, Of Fancy
Bluff, is IN the city.
Hon. T. W. Lamb Is shaking hands
with his friends in the eity.s
The order Of the Eastern Star will
meet tonight. All members are urged
TO be present.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-11
! ELECTION FOR MAYOR
AND ALDERMEN TODAY
!.
Good Government Candi-
pates Not to Be Opposed
CoLLIER SPACE.
4 Weediug OF Interest TO Brunswick
fans.

pr ana Mrs, Thomas Jamss Collier,
= Indiaa Spring, auaouoes the en-
gagensns Of their daughter, Miss Peue-
iope Collier, 70 Mr., Julian Space, of
Datien the wedding 70 be solemoized
on January lst, nineteen hundred and
one The young peop'e are we'll
known II this and adjoining states and
there are hosts oi friende who will be
surprised ana pleased % know Of Of he
happy fate that viii ioia thsir lises
forever
The wedding viii occur u b gh noon
in the beautiful Baptist church al lad
ian Spring There will D.. an o legant
luncheon served At ths home u TIE
brides pafeats to the Immediate Ella
tiges and friends and then tae young
couple viii leave for Darien. their ~ .
ture home spending New YEARS night
Il Brunswiek, where they win be en-
ssrsainod BY friends Rsv Brgan
Wells Collier Harswell, a brother Of
the bride viii perform the ceremony,
and the attendants viii b Miss sasan
Collier, sister of me bride, and Mr..
William MeApdrt y, d Macon.
Psrsonslly, Miss Collier i 4 bsaali-
fpi and attractive young lads. possess-
% Of many rare araces Of character,
and charming Accomplishments. Mr
spsee Is the highly esteemed young
cashier Of The Darisn tank, and is held
in trust and respect by all. A tocial
isgorite, The young wife he gill bring
home 50 soon may may be sure Of 4
warm welcome and the most gracious
attentions from his many friends.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-11
IAN INCOME TAX
is AGAIN URGED
Miles Before The Committee
Military Affairs
HAY -PAUNCEFOTE TREATY
It Was Callea Up Again and
Many Senators
Spoke

Washington, Dec. Io-Mtnority
menbers of.the ways and means com.
mittes sent in q report on the revenue
reduction bill ibis afternoon. urging
that revenue 0a cut down seventh mil
lion' also proposing 40 income tax
with the view ot agaiu bringing the
matter before the Supreme court, but
IN modified form for final adjust,
ment.
General Miles went before tho SEN
ase committee On military affairs this
afternoon. The house is considering
legislative appropriation bill,
i is stated On gsod authority tnas
John W. Yefkes> >(wlll be named COM
missioner 9tfptornal revenue.
The eo9Siaaratioa Of the Hay raunos,-
f0te tro9iy vas esuasd in the senate
this afternoon. Senators Morgas.
Stewart and many Others spoke
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-11
FOR sALE-Two GOOD HOUSES
IN OLD TowN-To THEHIGH-
EST BIDDER.

We viii sell on Tuesday JsRaary
sth, to the highest bidder for the cAb,
that certain two.storY house, situated
in the Old Town Of this oiry, on Ellis
street, and known as the western one
half Of the northern Ons-Aalf Of Old
TownsIot 800 Also, that one-story
house, situated on Egmont street, said
house being on lot known as the east
ern one-hslf Of the northern one.half
Of Old Town lot $40.
This propertgis in good condition,
aud both rented
BEoBsroN, FENDra & 60.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-11
Four Members Of the Present
ROard viii Hold
Over
For Mayor.
" EMANUEL.
For Aldermen
J.,E. DUBIGNON
c. MCCARTNEY,
AsE, WENl,

There aiIl probably be no opposition
to the candidates named but the Good
Governmsns people are thoroughly
erKsnized and prepared Tor contest,
should any ether sandid.tss or sandi /.
dates make the race.
Tbs club meeting last night was one
Of the largest and most enthusiastic
hsSaurtax the year Ths stteudaree
sh6Rsa tia the interest ID tsisorgsnf.
, cation hiss not sbatea il the slightest.
A number Or short talks we're made.
sad the registered volsrs present
/. pledged themselves 10 vote and 10 work
for the solid ticket st toassas election.
President MoAllis,sr, VINO has held
the office since the organization OF the
olub, stated that he thought another
should be slsoted in bis stead, but the
menbsrs would not listen ts The prop
Osition, and Mr.. MoAllistsr was unan-
imousiy re elected. In urging his re-
slsssion, q member stated. that be had
been the president in war, and be
must be our president in victory snd
psaes,
The club adjourned to meet in the
oity ball, on January 7th, at II o'clock
a. m, to witness the Inauguration Of
Dir. Emanuel as mayor, and Messrs.
MoGsrVey, Calhoun, Wsnz and du-
BiRnon, as aldermen. -
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-11
GARTER WILL HAVE
10 SERVE SENTENCE
So Judge Hooker Has AM
lOllC8d
THE CAPTAIN is CRUSHED
He Thought That the sea>
tence Would Be Re,
soindsd

Topeka, Ksneas, Dec. lo.--Jodge
Heoker today announced that Capt. o.
II Garter wop 1 have to serve the res
mainder Of the sentence in the United
States penitentiary At Leayensworth.
Carter expected . different isdge~
ment
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-11
MUcH BETTER .

Mr.. Otto Arnheiter, who was pain
fully injured in runaway some days
ago, is improving rapidly and will be
able to resume his pos ition very soon.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-11
GREAT BATTLE.

London, Dec. 1o.-The Standard says
a battle between Knsx and DuWet Is
in progress.