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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-29
IS DEWET A PRISONER?
Rumors OF His Capture are i'ersistent-
" Circulated in iIonIou-
CEy Associated Press.

LONDON. Dec. 2S.-Persstent reports
are in circulation in London and on the
continent that General Dewet has oeen
CAPTURED The British Chartered South
Africa Company received this lntorrna-
ton from Il source in which 1t Is accuS-
toned to place implicit confidence.
The War Office. however is without any
confirmation of the report.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-29
Joint Session Held.
CEy AssociateI Press. J

aNS ARBoR, MICH, Dec. es.-PresI-
dent Angel, of sthe University OF AIichi-
gan. extended a warm welcome to the
economists and historians who came
here to hold Joint sessions OF the Amer
lean Historical Association and the
American Economic llsSociaIiao
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-29
WILL LAST FOR YEARS.
Major Grower Botha in Europe With
Dispatches ior Kruger.
(By Associated rress.l

ROAIE. Dee. 2S-Major Grower Botha.
bri,tf.er- of Commaudaut-General Louis
Botha. has arrived i'll Rome OF his way 10
The Hague He carries DISPATCHES for ME-
Krrser He said to-day that the war IN
South Africa would last for years elas
Az Sravn had planned the invasion of
cane Colony. and that a revolt OF the
Atrikanders was certain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-29
Rubs Teaches Gibraltar.
(By Associnted Press.

(By Associated I'ress.t
GIBRALTAR, Dec 2S.-Fhe steamer
Canada. with General Roberts. arrived
mere from South Africa to-day. TIE Field
Narshai landed at noon and received q
great ovation The Canada Will resume
her voyage tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-29
CAPTAIN PEGRAM PROMOTED.
Made Assistant General ManaSer Of
the Southern.

tHy Associatcd Prcss. }

MEMPHIS, TENN, Dec. 2S.-Captaln
r. 3. Pegran. division superintendent of
the Southern Railroad at this point. has
been appointed assistant general manager
of the Southern Railway, with head
quarters al Washington, d. c. He will
leave on Sunday for his new post.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-29
THE CONVENTION
CLOSES ITS WORK
Final Conference Of The
Educators.
THE NEGRO PROBLEM
Ably Discussed by Or. Barringer and
Others.
The OFFICERS WERE ELECTED,
Business Session Held After the fcS-
uIar Coufcrcmec-Appeal Made
fog Increased appropriations.
MIR. Polk Miller Entcrtains
The Courcntion-the
Work of the Day.
THE NEGRO PROBLEM
The OFFICERS WERE ELECTED,


"
The to,-n annual convention Of The
,4!,, ,......-;.,..o,, oi,..4
last niEat, a day in advance OF Inc time
sci Tor the last meeting. Tuis final rush
>, s-,.,,.,l..,f,, W.. mad, iha1 INC asso-
,.,,. ,.l,,,,. 80, s,,,.,,,,,e,o
dtioA iHisii'' a. " "'i'i'' IN az az .
a. the complimentary excursion TO New
mort N..,ys which has been arranged Tor
- -'i ,44'9 ii''-L'''7'
The last meeting was d very interest
ing enc. The attendance was fuller than
,,.,,.i.,,-. ,,,...,sio,, tho ,,a,ars road
49,, ,t.,,,,- :,
"@'' a'ip' e9s'7 -
tcrestnnE anh as q whole the meeting
7y, IL, eaf5 "a have been ,,7t. hest of
iiie lts.tC4t q! ii4e tES1ii'S W. -
sstap"S UNI OF intense interest on me
NeEt" Problem The discussion was
ied by hr. PAU B. IaTt:T@eF, OF Inc tni-
Nclslty nt Virginia. and Was participated
il T.. President Julius Dreaer, oi {oad-
ol.e college Va. ana iifnclPai Il i-
I-Ss1 q. 'i Hampton institute "a
NJ late business meeting OF the as
Gpeiiti@ls officers for tac ensuing year
nare elected ana some otler routine bus
iuess transacted
,,,,,,--,-C, s,-.,-r,,>-
.,
,,,,,.,,f,,e ,,,,., ,,f1ed IN order AT
49, I,,,.-i,I.,+ I-,,I,,,,
= ,,,l,7-,.ss of This
The principal aadreSs o. ,HiS
session was u"lNeFeu ny 'lo+i
William l. Haf1lS, ulte" 9tales ,
7-,,i 80 ..+o HsIa-
ilig1y iRletesnns plgeG On me i1S,h- S,,.,
M ,,ol M n,,,ar .1 contained ! mass
,,a,.es-.1,, 5,,t1 -elatiye To the subject
Ii, 5fya,e.,a4 s,,,i The sneaker was lib
-. ,',,I,I,d,sl at its conclusion.
PROFESSOR L. c. Branson. of the State
Normal college. Georgia. discussed tlc
able uapcr OF Or. Harris. lie emphasized
~. nead and autv of fellowship on the
rart al the university and college and the
publir schools lie said that The latter
was dependent on the former for directive
gcHius, and tlat they should all work
tosGthcs-
Professor LYMAN Hale, Of the Georgia
ScBuoI Of Technology, VINO was the next
H,"ipted Dealier, Was unable 20 be pres
ctt on account of pressing engagements
elsewhere, and Prof. L. c. Woodward. of
South Carolina College Who followed HIM
on the programme was chilled upon. He
road paper on 'prawbaeis to t-duca-
,sonal Organization
tse SAID that systematic orSanl-
i.ation Of educational work IS
prime necessity IAe feazauoh Oh
t}Is lh jl2 SAuth Is SLOW OWING
among other causes. to wv" tEllSS-ilS1'
the Indifference OF the various branches
uf the would-bc system 10 needed CORE
lati2fl; and. second: To me lack OF
Acknowledged leadership on account OF
popular Indifference 10 the liberal educa-
tion.
Ia the afternoon al $50 O'Clock ule
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-29
ENGINE EXPLODED.
Two Mcn Killed and Two More We're
Seriously Injured.
Special Dispatch TO The Times

Ispecial U1sTatc' 20 Int sn''!s.J
LURAY, VA, Dec. &.-Yesterday in
the Blue Ridge, about twelve miles north
east of Luray, the steam engine attached
ploded, killing instantly James Stoneber-
ger and seriously injuring Mr.. Miller, John
beavers, and John Rickard.
The latter has since died. and it is
feared that the former will die also.
beavers injuries are not of SO serious
q character, and he will probably recover
The same engine exploded about a month
ago. it is said, ut which time beavers
was slightly nurt. 1t was repaired and
again put in use
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-29
The Cuptors Released.

(Ey Associated PrHss.)
CAPE. TOWN. Dec. 2S--The Yeomanry
who were captured near Britstown have
been released.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-29
iinllnIln Minerals.
Br Associated rrass :

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Dec. 2S.-Secre>
tarv j. B. Gibson, of the Commercial
Club. has secured statements of the min
eral production of Alabama for the pres
ent year. which follows:
Coal. 9,0o1.C1D tens; coke. 2.l5oo0o tons;
iron ore, 100000 tons: pig iron produc-
ton, l,1D2, 900 tons
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-29

u,ior in October last. is now all in' ana
argument of counsel VIII begin TINS tse- We.
- E.xamination OF witnesses mas
80, neorIv three days. y hung jury is
predicted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-29
Daua.cu Batteries,

fBy Associated Prcss.l
IcHA SNESpJfRG Dee. 2S-The' Beers
damaged the new kleinfontein and
Chimes, batteries yesterday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-29
VIOLENT STORM IN
ENGLISH CHANNEL
Fury of Gale Stopped Con-
tlneltal Service.
| FIERCEST IN YEARS.
Vessels Seek Shelter in Harbor and
Number of Wrecks Reported.
BARK DRIVEN ON THE ROCKS.
| She Broke in Two and Went TO Piece<
| ina Few wnIinutcs--OnIy One Saved
| Out of a Crew of Thirty-Fiye.
! Spanish Steamer Gone
| Ashore and Fearful,
! Seas Running.
BARK DRIVEN ON THE ROCKS.
fEy .Associnted rrcss

LONDON, Dec. 2.-Mueh damage has
been wrought by recurrence OF violent
storms in the Channel. The fury of the
gale caused a suspension OF the Con-
tnental service across the channel this
afternoon.
The hurricane is increasing at Queens.
town, where the observers say it is the
hercest storm in years. The Maria. laden
with coal, sank at her anchorage. The
mails are delayed.
Reports arriving from all the coasts an
nounce damage done by the storm. Yes
sells in numbers are seeking shelter IN
the harbors ana a numper OF minor
wrecks have been announced. The Brit-
ish bark Primrose Hill, from Liverpool.
December sd for Vancouver, was driven
on the PenrhoS rocks, not far from
Holyhead. She had been drifting up the
Channel under bare poles. She broke in
two and went to pieces i'll a few minutes.
One man out OF the crew of thirty-five
men was saved by q lifeboat of the coast
guarttsmen.
STEAMER ASHORE.
The Spanish steamer E,necitri last re-
ported from Biiboa. sought shelter iF
Portland Roads and was driven ashore
o1' tile fot ttI'hu bredhWates' ne "ss-
iioueh ileDodl a'ssinpse" 10 rescue hei
crew pu1 Tue 4e'iriui seas running pfe-
vented theui
Inc bfiFist BARK fesaShs from queens
hsl.t - G.n' tol 9harp,les'. l'
foundered with loss of her crew grounded
off 7 J.avarr.oc1, Point bur sha Was s,th-
senuentIv foated and r,wed to q nlacf. nf
sbaTter In Iouarin.s ba, hna. ti,, ,,,..r,
were nrecinatad inro rho water ard all
,,,,t ono dro,yr,e1
The Rrirish harl, Cnreen of c-,,,1,r,.,
from ToconfIto An~usr ontb fo,. Hat,
mo,Itb vyhfie bafn.- t"y,ed into E,aI,,o,,tI
was hIo,vn acrn=s the bows of the. Br,e.
ish bark f.rowy, of India. -fhe latter. ves-s
sol si,ffsra ,,,,,,e,e.e. 70 be,. head and the
OIraaT ~ l,aTnhris, v.oe er,r lown to rha
y.afer,s a,p,,e Sha has hes, heached and
is Ia,l,j,e,
rbe Pri+isb staar,er paD,ot h,om
S,Itin. NaIar,har gsa for nnhpin ia
as.r,,-.' on fbs .si,,J. hat,,e,,, 1fhara,royI
ard p-fros terr.y- No s.fa,itiss t,.,,,e. 90.
cured rho Rritish steamer Roset,ald
,,,bich arrived a. ant,ern Daceuhar .s,l
frnn, pene,crra Iost nart Of her 6,ack-
i,ad on tFe. vovaoe
Incesssnt renorfs of inn,,n,erab bIe shin
rfrer c1sna1ties show that the s-,I. was
one of ths worst known IN many Years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-29
BLIZZARD RAGING,

Gears Felt Tor Miners Working o"
Mount Bianco.
tgy Associated rress.)
wALsE.NBERG. colo. Dec -A
,.,;u,,rd has been raging here for The
past ,hirty-siS hours Fears are eSpaoSsgm pa ,ra
,,.',.l.;ne ~, in the Coruudo and other mines
on Mount Bianco 'rhcy are penned IN a.
an altitude of ll.o3 feet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-29
A ROYAL WEDDING.
The Queens Marriage set for FeDru-

TIC '4tICch oIitfF'.i-, '5Vt-sOF TEDfu-
:.ry Seventh
tBy Associated Press
NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.-'rhe Holland So
cfety Of New York received a telegram
from The Hague to-day saying that Queen
WiIheIrnina's marriages has been set sor
February 7th
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-29
Hung Jury Predicted.
Special Dispatch to The

(SpeclaI Dlspatch 20 TIE IlINts.)
KING WILLIAM C. II, VA. Dec. 2S.-
The evidence in the trial of Addison Car
ter. colored, for the murder OF Mr.. II. A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-29
LORD BERESFORD DEAD.
Passed away Midnight in His Eifty-
Fourth Year.

LONDON, Decenber29, 6 A. NJ
Lord Villa Leslie De La Poer
Beresford died at midnight. He
was born July 20, 1917.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-29
RANCE or Tn.s!.,1cN,ETER

The thermometer ranseI ds .esiows y
Tho Times Office YESTERDAY: . A. NJ. II: i
N, a.: ; y. NJ 81; 9 L. n. 80; ?. NJ. is
j. NJ, iG. Average temperature. Il Is.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-29
WEATHER FORECAST.

forecast for Saturday ard sunday
yirrinis--Eair. colder Saturday SUNDAY
mir: fresh northcriy winds
North caroIina-Fair. much colder sat at
urti:,y Sunday fair. fresh nofthe1.' nofthee1.-'
winds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-29
ullteT.i :. . rpARARJE DAMAGE.

In conclusion, ex-SecretarS A!ser says:
..Nhile the allegations OF General Miles,
made only after the peace treaty mad
haen signed We're not based upon fact and
We're conclusively disproved by TWO
senarate tribunals unimpeachahle in
their composition ana -methods OF IN
yestigation the irreparaole damage had
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-29

Continued on Second PaSe.)
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-26
sythrl Miss on Services.

Interest in the meetings at Bethel
is increasing. Rev. w j. Barton is
an earnest ard entertaining talksr,
and is preaching most effective SER
mans. Mr.. G. D, ogg is the leader Of
this mission and has given most faith
full attention to the work. He ia
superintendent of the Sunday school
which lie non-denominational, mem
bers Of the various protestant denomi-
nations being teachers. All are cor
daily invited to attend the revival
services.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-26
England Fears the Worst but the United
States Still Hopes Ministers Safe.
A SAD DTATh
Woman With Baty ii Ara{s
Drops Dead

Waycross, July s5 spesiatl a very
sad death occurred IN Vie qenot here lo-
night 8 9 asseoeleSk- A wen dressed
woman With en e.ghteen months baby
in her arms was walEin gpp ana down
the p'asfefm when sadd III she yeeed
and fell. eystandsTs rosEsd Up, phYsi-
clans we're sunmene but Ahe pngortu'
nate lady expired withina minute aises
she fell.
The name of the dc0eased and where
she came from could not be sseefiaipcd,
Her yallse was searched ana he only
clue was q package marked ABroxton.
Ca
The little eighteen months oid eir:
rS'sas aasse'a Ssag S gca g9d she
T
would sgswsr mama, and when asked
the same question about her father sfs
soalsl say papa IS my papa. seveR
Kind ladies took charge Of the little one
aaa elcgrems have been sent to Btox-
lsR esking for the relatives Of the deae
Won an stronG men cried at the SAD
Sight tonights Aaear littIe child crying
s.weke up mama, but the fond mother
had kissed Aei Sabe f5s The last time,
and Asa last sleep ssRsnl
81 |..{ {5fflef III IL ttnffiifsH
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-26
This Score Yesterday Was
IL to 6.
DISAPPOINTED
Big Odds Offered Against The Florida
Team by Local Sports Here
Yesterday

Jacksonville. July 25.- Brunswioh
went down in defeat again today by a
score OF IL o6.
The battery for Brunswiok was Ksp'
han and Ballantyne, for Jacksonville
o'Neil and Crippen.
Before the game commenced Bruins
wick money was sweeping the field
and Manager Hirsch was one Of the
heaviest plungers- on the frat inning
Brunswick scored one and Brunswick
stock went bounding, Hirsch and his
friends going several hundred dollars
more in pools by giving odds,
From the first to the third inning
the SCORE stood Brunswick ona to
Jacksonville nothing. but in the
fourth inning Jacksonville scored two
following by scoring seven in the
itth, knOckins KaphAn out Of the box
ana attling the RmhAwics team con-
sldsraBly
10 the seventh Bfunswick scored
ilye and hope began to revive ior her
baOkers but Jacksonyllls followed
with two and in the eighth inning
with one, leaving the SCORE u to s
against Brunswicks
Garrett wassubstituted for Kaphan
in the box FOR REpDswick. Buck
Abbot 4 Brunawick boy, played on
tho Jacksonville team and wen the
game for the Floridavboys. Hsmade
two hree-baggsrsand one two-bagger,
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-26
Gold Democrats Met at
indianapolis.
NILL SUPPORT M'KINLEY.
Some Wanted a Ticket In the Field.
But The Majority Carried
the Day.

Indianapolls, July 25.--Ths Nation
Al committee Of gold democrats met
- three O'Clock this afternoon to dis
cuAa the question of whether or not
they would put ont a ticket. The
anti-impsrialist members urgerdstne
third ticket but the majority thought
best not TO d@o and to that end will
recommendHgainstthe third ticket. 1t
a lhe geuerAl opinion that the gold
men who met here win support Mo
,Kialey.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-26
OUR NAVY DID NOT TAKE PART IN
THE SHEL[ING OF THE IAKJ FORTS

Washington, July 25.-Admiral KempH reports from
Che Foo under date Of July 17h that he did not take
part in the shellng Of TaKu forts because he had no
orders which would warrant such an act Of war; In
fomedre rear Admiral Bruce that he was not authorized
to niate any act Of war with country with which we
were peace captain Wise reports that he regrets that
his ship was not in the fight.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-26
HIS HEAD
ON A POLE
Sod F0G I'D French Bishop d The HlntS
Of IhG Chinese IN PeHR.

Shanghai, July IS "A leading Chinese paper here
publishes intercepted message from Pekin and among
other things it says that the foreigners were massacred
July s. and adds that the head Of French bishop was
carried through the streets and afterwards exposed from
pole in front Of the Viceroys Yamen This report taies
with the message from the English minister at Pekin
dated July in which he stated that massacre was i'm
minent
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-26
SOME BETTING.

Quite a number Of email beta were
made in Brunswick yesterdsyen the
baseball game in JacksonyilIe and in
nearly every instance the man who
had the Brunswick end OF it gave
odds.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-26
IN eooD SHAPE.

The fire department headquarters
have been put in first-class shape i
number OF carpenters have been en-
gagged on the towsf, doors, etc 70
some weeks and the place really looks
nice and is comfortable.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-26

Americdn July 25.--The frat
cotton exhib! was brought lin
yesterday afts SHa a plantation
in this county Il bottom RQt IN
Iursd BY drought and The boz n'l
open prsmaturely, Last seas e
first bale of new cotton was received
here July 2s, but will be week later
this year.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-26
CROP BULLETIN
condition of crops But Rain
Badly Needed.


s crepb tie week end
ifis July 9ssa $40 ~ an ID proyement
in al cfos ebl ed NJ rain IN many
sections
The apple lgn crops ~ fatr
and peaches contipue 70 roE The dty
weather has made it possible to clean
all growing crops The report in full
is.as follows
With the exception OF scattered local
showers the weather has been dry and
warm, favorable for general farm work
and the cleaning Of crops. Where the
showers have occurred general inn
proyement is noted, but over most Of
the state rain is badly needed for corn
and cotton.
Cotton in some sections is beginning
to shed and rust, though on the whole
the condition Of the crop is better than
at the time Of issuing the last bulletin.
Early corn IS about made, and fodder
pulling will begin in a few days. Po-
tatoes, cane and peas are generally very
good. Rain is now needed to soften the
soil for turnip seeding, which has com
meuced IN a few favored localities. In
the middle and southern sections peach
es continue to rot and drop. All grow
ing CROPS are now pretty well cleaned
and would make rapid Improvement
with the proper amount of moisture.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-26
One certain family has been looking
for good residence for the past
month, but at yet are "hovselsss."

Those who are interested 10 the race
meet need have no fear about Tom
Martin, of Atlanta, ipjurIng it mA
few things can be given uccessfulIy
In Georgia without Mr.. Martin.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-26
FINE TOMATOES.

Four Of the tomatoes which came
from the garden of Mrs. w. B, Bur
roughs weighed something over ten
pounds and as red and pretty as an
Elbsrts peach. Glynn county soil
wilt produces the best OF everything.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-26

PEARS. For pickling, preserving
or making jelly, at 800 per bushel,
delivered. telephone 2l5 or postal Ad-
dress, w.F. PENNMAN.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-26
TEN TSIN NOW A CITY OF DEATH
AND DESTRUCTION GENERALLY

Tien Tsn, July 49, via Shanghai, July 25-The
native CITY, Ten Tsin presents an appalling appearance
There desolaon all sides in the city wbile the
ths settlements the suburbs have BEEN com
phtey destroyed Shot and fire have united III causing
destructic Aal sides. There are scarcely dozen
houses 6g intact On the side facing the settle
r. y0fthe city, the damage was terrific, and
Ny Of the buildings nearest the wall literally torn
to pieces hundreds Of chared remains Of Chinese sol
diers are in the streets.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-26
DALLAS Is aor.

Dallas, Tex, July 25 Yesterday
the mercury reached lOs in the shade
at many places. Numerous heat pros
trations have reported. Henry Ahder-
son died Of sunstroke at Ammonia.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-26

PEARs.-FOr plCkling, preserving
or making Jelly, at SOC per bushel,
del jyersd, telephone 2l5 or POSTAL ad-
d,sss WE. PEEYIMAN.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-26
another TRANSPORT ARRIVES
LOADED WITH SOLDIERS FROM CUBA

New York. July 25.--The transport Rawns arrived
from Cuba this morning having board battalion from
the Fifth infantry The immediate destination OF the bat
talon is Fort Sterling where they will recruit prepaa
tory to China service
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-26
HUNDRED FRENCH MISSIONARIES
WERE BUTCHERED IN MANCHERA

Paris July 2S.-French consul at Shanghai, has cabl-
ed the foreign minister that hundred French mission
aries have been killed at Manchueria.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-26
gOERS AGAIN.
They Capture Two Hundred
HighIanders.


London, Jaly, 25. General RObertn
reports that the Beers have captured
4 supply traisi sp two hpndssd of
lhs Wsls q vaf olAes
.tllspse # WAS the same trAip captured
some days eeo, bat army men say Il
is another.
The Beers a. lropkherst Strut
hasing got wind oftne Brisigliadsanee
have esAypAted all their positans ana
are reported to be moving east. Al
despatch states that many Of the
Burghers are in favor Of peace,
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-26

Someof our young lAdies 20 shop
ping iu the afteenoon and remain out
until 7;5O O'Clock They shoold be at
home before dark by all means.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-26

TfAyel to Brunawich during The past
week has beer great, Besides the
many excdrsionist, many people have
had businsss here,
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-26

Vacant houses are as scarce as the
proverbsl "hens teeth" right about
now.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-26

rBEST ON EARTH! !
The New Domestic Sewing Ma
chine, latest improved ball bear
ing. Have one left at your home
; for trial. Easy payments. ;
j. A. MONTGOMERY.
503 Gloucester st.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-22
4 FiMOCS HOTEL.

7 ~ The Lexington tkyD observer
77--rf, Hotel is IN one sense the oldest hotel
~ v1ole ern country. for ii has. with vary
c.-z continued exist ever since tne year
F.r'v n iris cen-Iry its ancient preaecesS:ol
vs. DESTROYED by IRE but rose quickly from rs rs
leEe- ia an improved form. displaying upon us
f-- quaint representation Of the fahled phoenlx
whose rne il has continued to bear from that Gay
Z. was here that aaron Burr lodged in leT WINE
t-qseed in mis- daring conspiracy TO make hlnlselI
- Saa6 Of q new empire. and was mere met ahI
vs5, ..red by Herman Blannerhasset the cultured
f.,i ,- for- innate Irishmau he had so completely
fse-fra-ad Here as far back Jefferson's ADMIN
is----far Democrats and Federalists, IN knee
i-eliss hreeches Tuffied shirts and dangling cues
talked redhot politics II was the scene OF sutnpI-
-o~s dinner 10 Iafavet1e. and later was the stop
rrg place of the willy Mexican chieftain, 9IeneraI
santa Anna During the Civil War. while LeElhg-
rar v4s held hv the ConfederateS. ii was the mead
ouarters u Generals Bragg and Kirby Smlth ana
before the struggle ended sheltered General GRANT
President thur has also been its guest