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New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
GERMANY NOT AFTER ST. JOHN.
DENIAL OF ANOTHER RUMoR ABOUT A coALING
STATION IN THE WEST INDIES.

Berlin Dec 2-The "Frankfurter Zeitung"
prints a letter from Copenhagen in which the
writer says Germany intends buying the island Of
St John for a coaling station If Denmark's nego-
tiations with the United States miscarry. The let
ter refers to the organization of German synd-
cate for the purpose of acquiring land on the ISL
and of ST. John. the syndicate including Herr
BalIin a director of the Hamburg American
Steamship Company, and further says the syndi-
cate sounded the Danish Government some time
ago regarding the acquisition of the island by Ger
many and that Denmark answered that she was
unable 10 discuss the question, owing TO the pend
ing negotiations with the United States Now.
however according TO the letter, the plan for Ger
man acquisition of the island is approaching real
Zation
A representative of The Associated Press showed
a Foreign Office official the letter referred to- IN
repIy the official said Germany had never re-
motely thought of acquiring West Indian island
He added that she recognizes the United States
would have as just ground for objections thereto
states was negotiating with Denmark for the pur-
chase of the island of Bornholm The official ad-
n,ited that il may be that German capitalists
an, irving to purchase land the island of St
Tobn hut he reiterated that the German Govern
nent has absolutely nothing TO do with the project
'The Foreign Office regards the letter intended
Ia hiring pressure bear the United States
for hastening the purchase Of the Danish Antilles
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
rAsrER rHAN EvER no CALIFoRNIA.

Every dav in the year the Overland Limited leaves
Chicago $50 p. via the shortest route Chicago
and Northwestern, Union and Southern Pacific RaIl-
v,avs and arrives San Francisco 645 D. M, third
day Double drawing sleeping cars buffet.
library car with Barber) and dining cars. Full in
formation at Northwestern Line office 46i B'way.
--AdVt.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
CARRYING DISPATCHES TO KRUEGEI

Rome, Dec. 2S.-Major Grower Botha. brother
of Commandant-General Louis Botha. has ar
rived in Rome his way to The Hague He
carries dispatches for Mr.. KRUGER.
In the course Of an interview here to-day he
said the war in South Africa would last for
years, that Mr. Steyn had planned the invasion
Of Cape Colony, and that revolt Of the Afri-
kanders was certain
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29

Tbe achievements of the old, the hopes OF the
new century and host of brilliant and Instructive
articles by men noted the world over, in the New
York Herad's great Twentieth Century edition,
Sl1ndav Dec 2lIh.-AdYt.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
JOHNSON TRACED TO MONTREAL
THE DEPOSED CURATE AND A WOMAN
SAILED FOR LIVERPOOL TWO
WEEKS AGO.

Montreal. Dec. % (speciaD.-Relatves of the Rev
James lie Baron Johnson formerly a curate or
Grace Church, New-York. who disappeared early
in December simultaneously with a hospital nurse,
were in Montreal to-day. They made the discovery
this morning that Johnson sailed from Halifax for
Liverpool by the Allan Line steamer Tunisian on
December Is.
Mr. Johnson spent several days in Montreal and
registered ct the Windsor Hotel though alone, as
'Ir and Mrs. Montgomery" At the Beaver Hall
Hill House. where he als0 remained for few days
he was known by the name OF "Rugges MT
Johnson arrived in Montreal on December g. ana
four days later was joined by woman, with Whom
he left the city. Before starting he provided him
self with two first class tickets on the steamer
Tunsian and the pair sailed that vessel, leaV-
ing Halifax December 10.
A Tribune reporter saw Bishop Potter yesterday
in regard to the deposition of Mr.. johnson from
the ministry Of the Protestant Episcopal Churcn'
Bishop Potter said:
1t is true that Mr.. johnson has been deposed
Some time after he had resigned his position in
Grace Church he wrote to me, and asked that he
might be deposed. The action was taken in accord
ance with his own request. have not heard from
him.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
LIQUID AIR.

Read about the wonderful things that will be
done with these gases in to~morrow5 Twentieth
Century Brooklyn Easle.-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
GRAND DUKE SUFFERS FROM oTERwoRH

Oldenburg. Dec 2S.-It is officially announced that
the Grand Duke OF Oldenburg is suffering from
overwork.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29

Quail on toast and Mallard Duck on the dining
carr OF ths Sew-York CentraL-Advt-
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
HIS TROUSERS CAUGHT IN CAR DOORS

PASSENGER OBLIGED TO RIDE FAR BEYOND HIS
STATION UNTIL A KEY Gould BE FOUND.
ave elevated cars in Brooklyn was closed, just
before the train left the Bridge Thursday after
noon, it caught the slack of the trousers leg
of well dressed passenger, who was standing
with his back to the door 1t was not long be-
fore the passenger realized his predicament
The trainmen said they could do nothing, as the
doors could be opened only with key from the
outside These keys are kept at the Bridge.
Finally at the Chauncey-st. station, way be-
yond the we'll dressed prisoners station, a
Bridge platform man, his way to work. was
found. He produced a key and released the
victim.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
DEERFoor FARM sAUsAGEs

Made of the tender meat Of dairy fed. fat, young
arlrers daintily seasoned with selected spices Try
z two pound package. Beware Of imitations-AhVt
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29

Pschorr Brau Book the Beer that was awarded
draught.-LAdyt
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29

st. Vincent, Cape Verde Islands, Dec. 2S.-The
steamer Roslin Castle, with the returning Cana
dams on board, has arrived here She will pro-
ceed tonight for Halifax
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29

REMEMBER this Is Hospital Saturday" and
that tomorrow HOSPITAL Sunday."-Advt
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
BRITISH OFFICERS RESIGN.
MORE RESULTS OF THE INVESTIGATION
INTO THE LINDLEY DISASTER.


INTO THE LINDLEY DISASTER.
London. Dec. 28.-Lieutenant-ColoneI Sprogge,
who commanded the Yeomanry at Lindley has
resigned. Several other designations have been
gazetted among them being that of Ivor Guest,
NJ. P, captain of Yeomanry.
AS cabled to The Associated Press from Lon
don yesterday afternoon. the British War Office
has demanded the resignation of Major-General
Sir Henry Colvile. commanding brigade of in
fantry at Gibraltar, who has been held RESPONSE
BILE for the Yeomanry disaster at Lindley In
May last, but who, after investigation, was
reinstated in his command at Gibraltar. The
General has refused to resign. and is his
way to England to demand a court martial
The Hon. Ivor Churchill Guest is the eldest
son of Lord Wimborne. He belonged to the
Dorsetshire Yeomanry Cavalry, and is Of
the members of Parliament, in the Conservative
interest from Plymouth.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29

ST John (also written Saint Jam is an island Of
the Danish West Indies. east-northeast OF ST.
Thomas It's area is forty-two square miles. and Its
chief exports are cattle and bay The popu-
lation is about llOo
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29

When the Cold is caught" cure u with
AAyNE'S ExPEcyCRANT.-A -AapL
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
TACTICS OF THE DEFENCE.
INsULTED AT EVERY TURN

beginning of the trial. when ex-Justice Pryor
read some newspaper interviews in which Presi-
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31
THE ERECTION TUESDAY.

Within very few days nov the
great contest Will be fought and and
upon this election depends the policy
% our future government;
The people Of ibis great country are
sitAer gong Il place tho stamp Of APP
prsgai on thAfesent administration or
they wilIeordaasa
Which viii they 40
Reports Of she 1ssi iew9 have
bsen yefy enccuragirs 3 tire demos
Gratis ard Il 90 unforeseen circumstance
occurs, 1t looks very much Ike they
will win In New York It Is indeed
and many Of The other doubt,
fall states are showing up welt
Men who fought Bryan four years
ago are row advocating bis election
from the platform while mons 81 hls.
supporters 10 the frs, great Battle ars
Mckinley
This all looks Il he ,hA American pao-
pie are going TO be honest on election
day and II they are, Bryan aud stevens
son will win with votes to spare
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31
THE STATE FAIR
Promises to Bea Crest Success. Eelips-
ing Past Records.

yaldosts, Ca, Oct. 9O.-The Georgia
today is in full blast. All
che exhibits are now in, and everything
is in tip-top condition The peopIs got
an IDEA Onyestsrdsy of what they were
to expect in The shape Of crowds, and
today tbs streets are one eoiling mass
Of psrsons. TIE hotels ere full to
overhowiDg, the boarding houses are
packed TO their utmost. and every
available space i taken But with
this copaested. condltlpn, al vii b.
provided for Five thou.Ane eS.a, and
a. many mattresses, are mere in the
depot, and viii be placed in public
halls Offices, etc, where every one
viii be assured of comfortable place
70 sleep.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31
WATCHING Then NOV

Ia New York exchange the TIHEs.
CALL cav yesterday that many
Of the banking institutions Of the
metropolis had employed detectives to
watch their employees, and all who are
Inclined to be sporty would be diacharg-
ed. It is n ,sdlsss to say that this Is an
excellent idea, and is IN line with our
editorial Of yesterday.
We. all know that the handling Of
money means constant tenn ptations, es-
pecia1ly when man who has gaming in
his makeup does the handling, and
those who are SO inclined should never
seek posi.sons in financial in buttons
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31
He IS SAFE.

Tee TIMES CALL is aware Of the fact
thai the murderer Of Conductor Lati-
mer Is safe in the Glsnn county jail.
The people Of this county are aievei-
headed SIT and as long as they think
the law will do justice 10 the dead they
are not going to raise their voice
against this man, and they should not.
Il is true that his crime is one which
goes ousrecord as probably the worst in
the history oflhis county, but he ID now
in the handsof the law, and viii re-
main there until his innocence or guilt
AZ upon BY . Jury.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31

women strong and sick women well.
TFor two years I had been a sufferer from
chronic Diseases and female weskuess writes
Mrs Allen A. Bobscn3 Of fT25 R6dnaan Street
Philadelphia, "a. 3 had two different doctors,
ana they gave nue. medicine which only relieved
me for TING. My niece advised me 10
take Pr Fierces Favogite Prescription / con.
Guided that y open q correspondcnce with vcti.
Tor your advice would Be safest 80 I did; aud
have been highly benefited end thai after
taking six bottles Of Favofite Prescription and
nye OF Golden Medical Discoveryt aud follow
ing your advise ~ regard 70 local treatment, /
am nova strong woman Accent nv sifrcers
thanks for the Interest manifested Ia nv case
and the happy results oh1aineda
Sick woneF are invited to censs4t rgT
Pierce by letteF IRE. Correspondence vi.
vate. Address III. K. " Pierce, BHffalo, N. *.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31
.lGroyer Cleveland .

Feelings OF safety pergada the house
hold that uses 0aa Minute Cough Cure,
the only harmless remedy that pros
duces immedists results. It's infalli-
bic for coughs, olds,croup, and ali
throat aud iung troubles, II will pre-
vent consumption. W. u Butts.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31

All the friends Of our brillian,
young congressman should feel 1t a
privilege 90 work in his behalf on
Tuesday "a 9th Of November and see
thst every democratic voter in the
county helps to swell Hon WIG. Bra q
iley'a mojoriIy. Few congressional
districts n the ooeatry arc represents a
by such az able and eloquent a msn.
Southeast Georgian
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31
DEP0KTED cIYILIANs.

Londoa, OF. 30.-The report thai
Lord salisbury notified Ambasasa5i
choate that the Brltish authorities viii
release al American prisoners IN cey-
Ion, South Africa, and St. Helena d
inoorrecs Mr. choate was not notified
of their approaching release norhAy-
any representations been made to lha,
end
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31

Go TO the polls on Tuesday and work
Ter Brantley. Kill republication in
this district for good and for all
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31

IiAilaHtA Is not the metropolis Of tine
south, IN the langnage Of the day, 'sho
comes very near it. Just think, fair,
a norseshow ana the Georgia legisia-
ture, ali at one time,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31

lis lsks CALL iob Office u npw III.
fnl blast again and those who desire
70 save money sshou1d let it bid on
their works Be workmen snds best
equipped.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31

The Times-call will be Delivered By
sarTisr or mail, per year. $500; pei week is
eenta Correspondence on hive subjects
solicited Real name Of writer should ar
company same. Subscriptions payable in
advance Failure to receive paper should be
reported to tho business Office. Address all
communications to
THE TIMES CALL,
Brunswlck, ca.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31

There can be but one result Of The big
Bryan denomination in New York,
The great state is going democratic.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31

married school
mate. Marriage
changes a WON
an. The drains
and pains which
are 50 often the
$ eq uence of
marriage rob
her of all vital
ity. Give her
back her former
strength and
8 h II be az
"jollyn a wife
as she was a
maid. Doctor
Pierce's Favor
lite Prescription
gives back the
lost strength by
re establishing
the health Of
the delicate
womanly or
gans. Itddes
the drains and
stops the pains.
It cures uleerea
tion Haffrrsa
ton and female
week.-mrs. It
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31

SAID.
Chicago. oct % 4 special 10 TIE
Record from Pfineetop, N ] /, sasn
ok President Grover Cleveland has
sent the Following letter to Don NJ .
Dicsinson,sfhe former pestrpaster zen
erar
" Princeton. N. ., Oct 20. Hon. q
NJ. Diokenson-My Dear Sir The
speech made at the Reform Club din
ner in April, 1897, is part Of nv reo-
ord in advocacy Of true democracy. /
cannot suppress 1t or abate from t iNeud
] would not Il could. shall not Il.
Jet 10 any use you see ii 10 make u
1t. Yours sincerely,
Grover Cleveland
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31
JaEsM CIgl

often cilangI r. the iial:cd women az
csn't ser wllal come over Mary sf,e
used to bn suc1' jolly girl, = va tic
remark Of a young wonlan visiting
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31

Notwithstanding the fact that the GU
bernatorial campaign is two years oil,
candidates are being groomed in all
paris Of the state,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31
NOTICE.
Brunswlek, ca.

Hereafter all legal advertise
ments must be paid for after the
fret insertion. The management
has been put to great dealof
trouble and delay 10 collecting in
the past, and 10 future must take
advantage Of the Georgia law on
this subject Oct. 10, 1900,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31
EuaEAE y. pEBs.

iniurlng man who represents the mid
die and working class 81 American.
Would not Mr.. Debs have proven
himself good citizen BY throwing hi
influence with the democrats and max
ing Indiana safer
# there was the leas. chance for his
election, there would be some excuse
but as it is he has no showing whatever
and is aware Of that fact
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31
no sUBsoRIBERs:

subBcribera Art squeated to notify the offlce
when they fail 70 set shy issue Of the Tines
cEIL Attention 70 this oaatter viii be appre-
slated By the publishers.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31

For Representative in Fifty-seventh
Congress, U. s., From Eleventh
Congressional District,
William G. Brantley.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31

ssss n tt4s1tA - = +AAs.aAe -1saa
For Eieetor First Congressional Dist
w. ". sheppard.
For Elector Second Congressional Dist
G. w. Fulwood.
For ElecIor Third Congressional Dist
w. G. Nottingham.
For Rieetor Fourth Congressional Dist
B. r. MeLaughlin.
For Elector Fifth Congressional Diet,
Edgar Latham
For Eleotor Sixth Congressional Dist,
J, NJ. Strickland.
For rlector Seventh Congressional Dist
j. Z, Jackoway.
For Elec,or Eighth Congressional Dist
A. G. Mccurry.
ForiElector Ninth Congressional Dist.
-, kinney
For Elector Tenth Congressional DIST,
i. E Massengale
For. Eleetor fYih congre. slonal Dist,
a. E. Cochran.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31

rIf sou have cl0th5rg I, b. dy d ssr
is jim Crrtfr
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31

New GsoFgia syrup aud buck wheat /,
ss II. i. Robarts', corner Egmort aud
AlbameTle sEreets.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31

- is exasperatRg to one who knr~s leys
Honey AMI Tar, and lnows whatu Wi 80. to
have d dealer recommend so1fetliDe eiso
'just the same" or 'just as good Tor colAs,
coughs, ,roup, la grippe etc vi Bnita
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31
sTIoKa "a m.

Cleveland Retrac's Nothing he Has
Sail.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31
are the most fatal of all dis
eases.
mi ENyQ KIDNEY CURE Is d
. GuaIantaGd Remedy
or money refunded. Contains
remedies recognized by emf
nent physicians as the best for
Kidney and Bladder troubles.
PRICE SOC. and $t.OO.
W. J. Russs. the Druggist

No other pills can equal DeWiits
Little Early R'sers for promptness,
certainty and efficiency w. ]. Butts,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31

NJ upon BY Jury.
The evening times., 1900-04-04

ever in the political situation. No party
wants him unless 81 be the Jones party.
He might run on that"
Secretary Gage. Admiral Dewey would
probably gain a great many votes il nomi-
mated by either party. But which will
nominate him2
Representative Dinsnore, when man
marries his troubles begin. That is one
OF the reasons why have never married.
By the way have you noticed that the
only oposition to Bryan comes from those
who voted against him in s62"
Representative De Cranenreid. rs the
great Admiral Democrat or a Republi-
can? However. tha. makes no difference.
as Bryan is going to be renominated and
elected"
Representative McCuHoch: What do I
think Of il? Oh. it's just Dewey. that's
all"
Representative Rhea: In the language
Of Miss Birdie Aueudale. Ny. Bryan viii BE-
renominated
Later in the day Senator Hanna said this
to a Republican member Of the House
"Dewey's announcement should have been
made on the lst OF ApriI-AH Fools Day"
Commissioner Of Pensions Evans. "Ad-
miTal Dewey is credited with saying that
the duuos and responsibilities Of the ONCE
OF President are not difficult or burden
some. II such condition exists he could
possibly I'll the oflce'
The evening times., 1900-04-04

ga-ded as untitled for engaging in the
whirlpool OF politics. The Admiral. his
brother officers say, is sailorman and no
politician. The good sense and diplomacy
displayed by him az Manila during the time
he remained there after the battle Of May
I. 1855. are recognized by naval people and
stiH excite admiration among them. but
there g. uEquestionabIy a belief in naval
circles ,nat the Admiral would not take
kindly to the hard work ana complexities
OF the Presidential Office
While some naval occers were CT the
opinion that the AdmiraIs recent trip
South was made 90 Increase ~ IS popularity
in that section. they did nor suppose that
he was seriously working a. Presiden-
tial boom. This last idea has become fix
ed. however. since the AdmuaTs an
nouncement Of his candidacy and many in
cidents that attracted little attention al
the time are now cited as evidence that
the Presidential bee has been buzzing busi-
ly for weeks and perhaps months in the
AdmiraTs goId-laeed ohapesu-
M Eject on His Naval status.
The announcement Of his condidaey BY
the Admiral need nave no effect. according g
to naval officers. on his status as the
senior officer OF the Navy. he will not
be required 10 resign, although there is a
feeling that good taste dictates that he
. shCuId resign his commission II he is nom
mated by some political par,y-
He is now subject TO The orders OF the
President and the Secretary Of the Navy.
( and is available for any special duty. on
shore O. afoat, 70 which they MAJ decide
10 assign him. The new naval reguia-
jions. approved last week provide for such
assignments At present The Admiral S
only duty is as President cf the General
Z Board CT Staf OF the Navy This body Is
{ required TO meet once a moath. and twic-
a year its sessions are H. last az leas, a
week. For the rest OF each month the
Admiral is free to DO as he pIeases. but IS
always subject 10 assignment 70 additional
[ duty. For the Admiral 10 engage in a
Presidential campaign with his principal
/ opponent the man 20 who's orders he is
; subject would. some Navy people think
/ be in exceediugly POOR taste Nobody in ma
| val circles IS authori,esi. however. % say
7 that the Admiral viii resign his cola-nis-
/ sion e he Is nominated for rhc Presidency
The evening times., 1900-04-04

candidate the nomination for the
express o significance
IN i'e ne Is apparently IN no'l 10 Iee N, ~ Sl1 80 bo
the people receive the statement Of his willingness to accept at their hands ~
I gave the interview announcing my candidacy for the Presidency to the
] was the worlds candidate for the Presidency before returned
and oain response World ceased its
rnn Admiral Dewey ascerns the temper Of the American people
absolute silence regard to has
M time 1ave been reading the newspapers constantly
thousands parts the
number Of matters in which the public is interested but 40 not N
announce them at present Candidates Tor the FFeS
Reason. Ii.
t % mas s ] d @ [ Mania Tpts5 the Admiral my health was not
will
ingness Admiral
United The highest position the United States that
President how can re-
fuse: Everywhere nave gone nave osen llo ~aIly ana I,
such a reception me
everywhere received with the greatest courtesy
onalsra being
rapidly diappn The sansh war did great deal to bring the
The people Of he South are more prosperous today aan they
building mills all the south and mana'-
An independent
ADMIRAL , Dewey polSn IN reg % s " ,l aI'" ~ - 80 h. % s1
mind the Of President contaminated the cons-
which Congress
prejudice remember the denunaton
which once followed the announcement y President oil the Ona states " my
The Admiral indicated that
politicians that he would
party he accept a tOnb
not
polcie n case he a
h from al
fromeit ither
neither o, the two s es nominated him d he should
O
their preference
naing him OF an
dmirar to
will have opportunity thoroughly the feel
Of Philadelphia attend
Of
abroad i for
who losh
among places
Admiral Dewey
Europe
few S
had intention
a
well received especially England but
to abro
Of
he in
wasn