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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-14
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In case be is elected president Dew
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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-14

Ma. NJ. Mathews and son, Charles,
Of St. Augustine, spent yesterday in
the city. and lsft on the Colorado for
New York, where they will reside 10
the future.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-14

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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-14
Notice.

We have just received 5 fresh lot Of
Italian dsliOAclss, such as cheese,
mscca -oui, green and black olives,
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To Purify
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The latest toes in oxfords at The
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Something new and nohby in Neck
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BuyyOur spring ties OF US Oar
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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-14

An insect census has just bean taken
5y scientific Englishman on purely
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mine as far as it is possible which IN
scots are a boon and blessiDgto man
kind and which are the reverse. The
results Of the investigation are to be
published this spring. There ought to
be no question about now the mosque
to should be classified. Put them
down at the head OF the reverse"
list.
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Is the Time

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New Neokwear, at The Bee HIVE.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


respectfully announce myself a. a candidate
lor the onice Of Tax Receiver and solicit the
votes Of the people Of aiynn
snblt q % Democratic primary.
MASON n, sCARLETT.
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After years OF experience offers his SER
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surrounding country,
Onlce:honrs from.s to.i,And from. !. 70 6.
Tflce in Nicholson Block, Gloucester
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's,rhers is something about the Ultra
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Palmer Shoe Co
Costumes of all descrip-
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OFFICE 1ELEPHoNE no 81.
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
am candidate for the onlce Of county
treasurer and solicit the votes of tie people II
GlYun, THOMAS W. LAMB.
Subject % Deunosratic primary.
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q NJ. oEMiNo, : Editor.
ROLAND A. MULLINS. Business Manager
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Spring

Is gladly welcomed for the
vitality, freshness and purity it
gives everything in nature; its
cleansing showers and sunshine
remove, dissolve and disinfect
unhealthful accumulations. 1t
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-02-06

II variety is the spice Of life, Mile. Fiji"
the French farce coming to English's Opera
House Friday and Saturday is undoubtedly
we'll seasoned. There will be a special
matinee Saturday afternoon.
Harry Gilfoil, who is recognized as the
leading comedian Of the Hoyt & Mckee
forces, will head the cast of "a Trip to
Chinatown" WHICH opens a three-day en-
gagement at the Park Thursday afternoon
OF the current week.
why Smith Left Home" the bright
Broadhurst farce that opens it's engage
ment at English's this week with a popular
price matinee tomorrow afternoon, will be
interpreted by the original company which
made the piece famous at the Strand The
alter, London, and Madison-square Theater,
New York. The engagement is for Wednes-
day and Thursday nights also.
OF all the coon specialties that have
been the rage for season after season and
are now passing into innocuous desuetude.
the cake walk seems to have had the firm
est hold upon public favor. In the new
spectacle, broadway to Toxic, at the
New York Theater, the American cake
walk, led by Fay Templeton. gets much
more applause than the gorgeous ballets.
There has been a very large advance sale
for the concert or the Indianapolis SYM
phony Orchestra at English's this evening
and the indications are that the house will
be sold out. AS the first number on the
programme this evening will begin prompt
ly at Sis O'Clock, and 1t will require some
time to seat the large audience, the man
agement hopes the people will be there In
good time.
Stuart Pigott is giving some interesting
ricitals of negro songs in Washington. d.
c. Last week he sang at society affair
at which Admiral Dewey was a guest. The
admiral very much admired a certain lul-
laby sung by Mr.. Pigott and inquired of
him where a copy might be procured.
without thought. the singer asked: Us it
for Mrs Dewey?' whereupon the great
naval commander went into paroxysm
OF laughter and said: "Well, no. not ex-
actiy."
Miss Julia Morrison will discontinue her
lecture, 1.-THE other Side of Stage Life"
after March Is and devote herself to her
legitimate art. She will appear in the COM
ing spring as the star attraction In Dore
Dayidson's play "a Day of Reckoning"
The subject of the drama does not bear
upon the Chattanooga trial, but by a
strange circumstance the incidents are re-
markably similar. The part which Miss
Morris will assume Is particularly suited to
her personality, artistic accomplishments
and physique.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-02-06

the friends OF Governor Goebel. including
the brothers Arthur and Justus. 1t Is stated
that Colonel Campbell is assisting in work.
ing UP vigorous prosecution and that there
has already been much information gath
cred by detectives on which arrests are
expected soon.
A report was circulated to-day that. act
ing under the orders of Governor Taylor.
force Of State militia was to be sent TO
the State Penitentiary and force the re-
lease of Dough Hayes who is serving
a term Of five years for manslaughter and
who was pardoned by Governor Taylor
last week, but whose release had been re-
fused by the prison authorities Warden
Eph Lillard left here last night for Louis
vile, but the State Board of Penitentiary
Commissioners was notified that such ac-
ton was to be taken. Commissioner Fem
nell at once telephoned the prison author
tiles to lock the prison gates. but to offer
no resistance outside of that, even If the
militia undertook to batter down the gates
and take Hayes away by force.
The State troops guarding the Capitol
received their first pay to-day. Over Sl2,0O0
was paid out to the soldiers.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-02-06

Elmer r. Vance's much-discussed, much
advertised sensational railroad melodrama
Is visiting the Park Theater again. after
an absence of several seasons. There was
a large crowd on hand at the matinee yes
pairing for the present revival OF the play
Mr.. vance's hand was not used with its
old-time strength and cunning The
slight CT the limited mail'' still arouses
much enthusiasm. but its effect is nothing
like IL used 10 be. The same is true Of the
sawmill scene, in which the heroine is
rescued by her lover from death on
whirling circular saw. In the olden DAYS
this scene was vastly more thrilling and
drew more expressions of horror from the
audience than as at present conducted
The stage Is not supplied with sufficient
accessories to give the impression of a real
sawmill. nor do the hero and villain put
enough life into their hand-to-hand strug-
gle for supremacy, upon which depends
the life or death OF the heroine, who is
being borne towards the rapidly revolving
jagged piece OF steel at the rate OF at least
an inch an hour. There are some minor
electrical tricks that are good especially
Is apparently burned by application of a
Five" wire by the misunderstanding Jim
Hariand- The scenery is adequate. though
somewhat worn.
The company Is not guilty OF acting
enough 10 spoil the sensational features of
the play. Rhea Lorraine, as Nellie Har-
land, possesses an ideal voice for a heroine
OF melodrama. the kind that has slight
superhuman depths OF emotion. The life
OF the play, almost its very salvation. Is
Beatrics. who I'm the role Of Jim Harland
true Juvenile spoilsport, fits about here
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-02-06
GOEBEL FUNERAL TRAIN.


FRANKFORT, KY, Feb. 5.-The train
bearing the remains of the late Governor
Gobel will leave Frankfort at about
o'clock in the morning. and is expected to
arrive in Covington in three hours. 1t
had been the original intention of Senator
McChord. who is I'm charge Of the arrange
ments, that IL should leave Frankfort this
evening, but il was found necessary, owing
to the delay caused by the post norton
examination. to alter the plans. At once
after reaching Covington they will be taken
to Odd Fellows Hall where they will lie
In state all of the day.
1t was the intention that many of the
Democrats of the Legislature should be on
the train, but the political situation has
changed so that IL was deemed advisable
for many of them to go to Cincinnati
earlier than the time set for the leaving
Of the special train. and they will meet
the remains in Covington, and be in the
hall in which the body is to lie in state.
There will be nobody on the train with the
exception of the active and honorary pail
bearers who in themselves constitute
formidable guard of honor and few In
innate friends, among them Mrs. c. c.
McChord, wife of Senator McChord, who
so devotedly nursed the wounded man for
days after he was shot. Arthur and JUS
tus Goebel and Mrs. Braunaker, brothers
and sister OF the dead man, will be on the
train. There will be no attempt at display
and nothing will be attempted I'm the way
Of decorating the train. Everything will
be done in the most simple manner pos
sible.
The great masses Of flowers that have
been brought TO the hotel throughout the
day, are almost in themselves sufficient 10
NIL car There are over one hundred
floral tributes. many being OF great beauty
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-02-06
BROKE HIS JAW.
Prisoner Under Arrest Came to Grief
Last Night.

Bicycle Policemen Lancaster and STREET.
last night arrested Julius Dukes, who
claims Charleston, W. Va. as his home.
and slated him for lettering and resisting
an officer, after which he was sent to the
City Hospital to be treated in the surgery
for a broken jaw. He was found at a res
taurant on Washington street. and while
being conducted to the police station asked
what he was being taken there for He
was told the captain wished to see him,
whereupon he declared you can't take
me anywhere"
1t was very dark at that point. and when
he jerked away the bicycle policemen
thought he was going TO draw a weapon of
some sort and struck him. He fell to the
pavement, and had to be carried to the
turkeys office. The man claimed to be
Knight OF Pythias in unfortunate cir
cumstances and was few days ago pro-
vided by police officers with several meals
and a bed. Later he was found TO answer
the description of man who is wanted
for robbing several places, and the police
were looking for him. He told them
conflicting stories. and was thereupon ar
rested. He claimed to be stopping at
Smiths Hotel, but at the hotel it was said
he had not been there except on the night
when the police paid for his bed, and he is
thought to have other lodgings.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-02-06

There are some good scenic effects and
being presented at the Empire Theater this
week. The company which opened is called
the Majestic Burlesquers, and is one Of the
Irwin shows. The olio is far above the av-
erage and the costuming of the company is
quite brilliant. There is large chorus OF
young women who sing very well.
One Of the best features of the olio is the
work of the Todd Judge family. There are
three of them. and they perform some re-
markable acrobatic feats There are some
features about their act that are entirely
new, and they made tremendous hit with
the audience. In line with the clever work
or the Judges was the act of the three Mer-
rills, who performed some marvellous feats
In the way of trick bicycle riding. The big
crowd in attendance very unwillingly al
lowed the Merrills TO finally retire from the
stage. The olio contains other clever feat
ures. chief among which is the turn OF
the Mitchell Sisters, two good-looking girls
who dress well and sing well. Their work
Is chiefly Of the singing and dancing SOU
brette character, and they will doubtless be
popular all week. Miss Marie Beaugarde,
advertised English music hall favor
lite. has some songs in the olio and takes a
leading part in the two burlesques. Kolb
and Dill, German comedians, have laugh
able act and present some new features.
ne ONO cOncluueu WITH the Singing anu
dancing of Edith Harvey and Kittie Irwin.
announced as 1.-TWO little ginger girls" The
burlesques are entitled Down the Line
and the ''Kneipp Cure, or the Power Of the
kissing Bug" Novelties in the burlesques
are the six Oriental Girls and the New
York Ragger Girls" One of the musical
features is the singing of Miss Bell Taylor,
Among the others who contribute in a
musical way are Miss Gladys Arnold. Miss
Mamie Quigley, Miss Maggie Bennett,
James +. Leonard and G. G. Whalen. The
Majestic Burlesquers will be here all week.
with daily matineeS.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-02-06

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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-02-06

long time and for an hour the commission
ers and their lawyers were kept waiting
at the gate in the cold. Finally word was
brought to the commissioners that they
would be allowed. provided they would go
to their Office and attend to their business
there. The commissioners replied they de-
sired to do that very thing and they were
then allowed TO go into the building. The
lawyers were stopped at the gate The
commissioners went TO their Office I'm the
building and remained only for few min
utes, as they were unable to attend 10
their work there without the assistance
of the attorneys.
adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing. No action was taken In any OF the
contests TODAY
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-02-06
ADMITTED TO THE CAPITOL.
Rule Relaxed in Favor of the Elec-
ton Commissioners.

FRANKFORT, KY, Feb. 5.-The rule
that no civilians should be allowed to enter
the Capitol building. which has prevailed
since the Legislature was compelled to
leave II one week ago. was relaxed this
afternoon in favor of the state board of
election commissioners They were per-
mitted to enter their Office in the Capitol
for the purpose OF attending some routine
work relative TO the contests made by the
Democratic candidates for the minor places
on the State ticket at the Goebel-Taylor
election. They were kept waiting for an
hour at the south gate Capitol grounds
before they were admitted. however.
Ii was 3 o'clock when Commissioners
Yontz and Fulton. with Clerk Greenault
and Attorneys Scott and Hendricks. ap-
preached the gate and demanded that they
be allowed to enter the Office OF the COM
missioners for the purpose OF attending to
business incidental to the contest case be-
fore them. The request was refused. the
officer in charge at the gate telling them
TO wait until he could see Colonel Williams.
commanding the troops. Colonel Williams
II was reported, could not be found Tor q
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-02-06
TAYLOR MAKES A PROPOSITION.


Willing to Permit Three Fair-Mfnded
Men to Decide the Controversy.
FRANKFORT. KY, Feb 5.-"I will leave
the settlement of this controversy to any
three fair-minded men on earth,' said
Governor Taylor. in an interview this aft
ernoon. Let three men in whom the peo-
pie have confidence be selected by the
United States Supreme Court and I will,
with all confidence, submit the case to
their arbitration and will cheerfully abide
by their decision in the matter. I was
elected Governor of the State OF Kentucky,
not by majority of 1900, but by major
ity of 10000, and on that decision of the
people propose to stand
No acts Of the Legislature In regard to
my case have been legal, because no meet
ing OF the Legislature has been held ac-
cording to the law. The Constitution pro-
vides that the Legislature shall consist of
two bodies. the Senate and the Lower
House, and shall sit in the seat of govern
ment. That seat Of government is in Frank
fort unless the Governor convenes the
Legislature at some other point. / have
convened the Legislature at London, where
IL VIII continue to sit, for the present at
Ieast, ana no action by the Democratic
members Of the Legislature can, therefore,
have any legal standing.
Another thing, have never been given
formal notice that had been deposed by
of act of the Democratic members of the
Legislature is given me will either ignore
Ii or veto IT,"
Governor Taylor then stated he was will
ing to leave the settlement OF the con-
trOversy to three men selected by the
United states Supreme Court. 1.-THE case
or the election board is different from that
OF the Legislature" continued Governor
Taylor THE law specifically provides
room for them in the State building. where
they shall hold their sessions OF course
was declared elected by the former board.
so the present board has nothing to do with
my case. The courts enjoined the gentle
men appointed by me to fill the vacancies
caused by the designations Of Commission
ers Pryor and Ellis from taking their
seats on the board. and 1t is useless to
suomit arguments to the present board,
when at least two members of that board
nave already committed themselves in re-
gard TO the contests before them. IT is
simply farce to bring the cases of the
otner State officers before the board''
rms was the statement made by Cover
nor Taylor to a correspondent of the AS
ISOLATED Press late this afternoon