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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-02
ST. GAINESVILLE.

81. GAINESVILLE, O., June Mrs
Cara Bulger Lynch, of Woods6eld. is
visiting with relatives here.
Ross Thompson came in from tho
west on Friday to visit his mother. Mrs
Louisa Thompson.
MISS Elizabeth Mcclure, of Wheeling.
Is VISITING her grandma, Mrs. Geneva
stamp, OF Marietta street.
Mrs. William F. Smith and little son
harold are visiting with relatives at
New Matamoras.
Miss Mamie Snedeker. of Wheeling
mas been the guest of Miss MAY Geller
a few days this week.
Misses Cora and Lille Bieberson. a.
wheeling, n Miss Madge Lindsay of
Bridgeport, were the guests of Mics
Adah Schumacher for several DAYS this
week, and attended the high, school
commencement and reception.
Mrs. Peter Hughes. of Bellaire has
been visiting with her mother. Mrs. Ra-
chel Collins, a part of this week.
Claude Alexander, of Alliance snont
last Sunday with his father. Andrew
Alexander. in this place.
Misses Daisy Longley and Lucy Coch-
ran returned to-day from a three weeks
Visit at Chattanooga, Tenn.
w. $. Colby and daughter. of Column
bus, came down Tuesday on a visit to
relatives and friends in this, their old
home.
Chalmers Hoffner and wife. Of
bridgeport. spent Decoration Day with
Mr.. Hoffner's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
d. Hoffner, in the East End.
Frank Bumgarner and wife, of Urichs-
vile, spent several days with relatives
here this week.
Mrs-J.C. Tallman and Edward Moore,
OF Bellaire, were the guests of their sis
ter, Mrs. Madison Aldridge, a part of
this week.
Gen. B. R. Cowen, OF Cincinnati. was
here on Decoration Day and made the
address to the old soldiers. His ad-
dress is said to be one of the best ever
heard here.
Miss Minnie Thompson is making a
visit with relatives al Pittsburg.
Mrs. Alex. Barrett, of Bridgeport,
spent Decoration Day with friends
here.
Henry Chandler came up from Bel
laire and spent Sunday with friends in
this city.
Mrs. Mary Blair Thompson, of New
MartinsFille, visited over Sunday with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Blair.
Miss Ina Greenlee, OF Springfield,
Mass. is the guest of MISS Mamie
Mitchell.
Thompson Butcher came down from
Canton on Monday and will spend some
time with friends here.
Howard Grafton, Lawrence Hoge. Will
bur Afthar, Roy Burden, Alex. Ogle.
VIII Tallman and Wayne Archer. OF
Bellaire. were the guests of Ewers AID
ridge on Thursday evening. and attend
ed the High School commencement.
Mrs. st. Clair Kelly and Mrs. G.
V. Brown vent to Toledo on Friday,
where they will visit their sister, Mrs.
cambridge.
Miss Blanche Harrison has returned
from a week visit with relatives at
BeIlaire.
Miss Irene Farrell left for Cleveland
ON Friday, where she viii spend the
summer vaca.ron with her mother and
brother.
Marriage licenses issued since last NJ
port are - follows:
Samuel p. HanGhk cf Armseronxl
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-02

Oh Dear! Oh Dear! what shall | do.
I've stayed so long to play
Ihat Wheeling Bakery Bread has all
been sold,
And this is Saturday.
They've lots of other kinds to sell
But | dare not take home one.
For Mamma1l send me back again
AS fast as | can run.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-02
AT HIGH TENSION.
Seen I'm Every walk of Life In
wheeling, the Easily Excited,
with Nerves on Edge.

VI 6hAt
No class OF people living have locked
more In vain for relief than those who
are everlastingiy at the mercy OF highly
sensitive nerves. The columns Of this pa
per Is almost daily referring 10 sonra
one In wheeling who has found In DR..
a. w. Chssefs Nerve plns the key 10 auIef
their nerves. It's the only medicine thai
can produce home testimony, because II Il
the only preparation that viii overcome
this trouble.
Mrs Henry Pebier, OF No. z7os Eor ST.
wheeling, w. Va, says: Il can recon-.
mend DIR. A. w. Chase's Nerve Pills 10
those that are weak. nervous, easily exctt-
ed and sleepless. This was my condition
when / got the pills at the Logan Drug
Co.'S store. The medicine has proved
what / needed and I find under It's fnft,-
ence l am daily growing stronger. steadier
and every way more energetic and yfxor-
GUS. ] am certain from the great good al
ready done / am on the high road to COM
plete health"
DR.. A. W. Chase Nerve Pills are sofa
At 70 cts. q box at dealers or DIR. A. w
Chase Medicine Co. Buffalo. y. Y see
that the portrait and signature Of A. Wv
Chase. NJ. D., are on every package. ~
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-02

1y'a dead heroes. Among thu speakers
were Rev. Goddard, Rev. Dear ana R6v.
8unting. and the addresses were vcsy
ably delivered
Mrs. Sophia Ice, of Bellaire. was Wis
iting her sister. Mrs. C. E. Litton. here
this week.
Mrs Lizzie Gates, Of M~oundsvilic. was
visiting her brother. Philip Cunning
ham, here this week.
Miss Emma Deter will leave to-day
on the Steamer Ben Hur for McKees
Rock. Pa. where she will spend her
two weeks vacation.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-02
Oh Dear. Oh Dear! what shall l do.

Oh Dear. Oh Dear. what shall l do,
I've stayed so long to play
That Wheeling Bakery Bread has a
been sold,
And this is Saturday.
They'v lots of other kinds to sell
But l dare not take home n
For MammaM send me back again
AS fast as l can run.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-19
PasnjerOs

Los QUE saIieron antes de aver de San Juan
para New York, bordo del vapor Ponce, son:
Alvaro Pa'acios. Mrs A. v. Il, BILE hijo. e.
Delgado. M Tourpier. Agnstfn Pietri, c Neu-
man j. B BURY, Martin L6pez, Jose Manuel
Perez s La1arps. j. Fl. Harrison. Hugh Ha-
rr,son, sefl0ra W. FL. Hunt. Master ". H Hunt
Arturo Ri hards, Samuel Nc LearY, I. L gu
ns UIises Lopez Diaz. sefiorita Mary c Wilson
seforita Conception Degsdo, fonso Fernaf-
dez, Geo ". d ,mfnguez. Felix Garcfa de Ia
Tore Martin Travieso. Marco Saliva, sefior y
sefora PuiaIs Carlos a. Maugual. Ricardo
Gomez Jose M6ndez, Francisco Bianchi, Car
melo Amador, Pedro Amador. Eulogio Rivera,
Estevan Rsmires, Estevan f. Nadsl. DR.. b.
T.. Teneytk, e. &. Braekett, Rafael Arrfllaga,
Feix Vflamii, sefor sef1ors Arnold. FL. C.
Gufder. seflor sefiora Roby, Emilio Cortaca,
lose Guzman, 81. l.. Mare, Oscar Riddle, L.
Agnilar Fernando Fossas, A Agui'ar. Damian
A. Dias Felix NJ Ginorio, Arturo Torregross,
B Gimenez, Ignacis Ortega, Angelina Fer
nandez Ramon Aneses, ArmRndo Font, Lfusa
Ratz. Ramon Borgess. Francisco Fufladosa. Ma
nuei Salazar Ramos, Alfredo HoSeb, Jose Pa
din. Jeshs Cruz, Manuel T. Saidahs, Jesus
Gonxarez. Leoncio Mesqufsde. Octsvio j. MI
randa. Leopoldo Mercader, Francisco r. Gu
corio. Alexandra Ruiz Soler. Ceciiio Torres hs-
oue. Herminio 1ri.srry, Rogelto Capestany,
fsuillermo Rivera. Manuel +. Toro, Hector
TJorens. Jose Con zalez JESUS de Jes u, Fernsn-
do Valera, jose Rivera, Cayetsno Coll Toste,
Trancisoo Victor Coll cuchf
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-19
Meeting" en- San Juan

II progrsma del Hleetiny one celeorara en-
san Juan esta tarde la uemoria del presiaen-
% de la repGblca Mr. Nc Kinley, es este que
sigue.
u 81 alcalde abrira el acto Ell iiustrisimo
ooi'po enk 10 cerrar8 con 10 dfscurso.
:, Los oradores hablaran sobre Ia historic oe
NC hnley en- la forma sguiente, dispon1enoo
Ssla orsdor solo de diez minutes, para oesa-
ffollar tests
Nc ckinley como poftico, NJ Rossy
Acufa
=. Nc KinIey como estadista, Juan Herman
as1 Lopez.
bic kinley como so'dado, j.. Fl. Nc LeAry.
NICK nley como ciudadsno. Z ,. W SOD.
ElnOthee.
-, I'll poeta Gordils lcera una poesfa origi-
n, ~ teatro estsrs decorado una banda ame-
f'esa el aese con himnos patri6ticos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-19
En- honor de Nc KinIey

A Ia una de la tarde cornenzafon dob,a E
por intervalo.l las an panss de nuestra iglesia.
las dos, todos los estabi ecinentos r.
cantiies cerraron sus puertas en- demonstration
de dueio.
las tres, conenzo el meeting conssgrado
L. memoris de Mr.. Nc kinney, sobre ell gus
mSf1aDa daremos detalles.
Para eSe acto Cooco en ell extreme nor
te de ls sala de sesiones del ayuntamiento la
efgfe del presfdente, la qne GAIA una gasa
negra. los ados del retfa to &c colocaron con
sumo gusto las banderss de Estados Unfdos
Puerto Rico. abaio, oiversas coronss ar
tifcia'es. Da elias a'ganas con estas inscri p
clones: <RecuerdoS.
La concurrencfa al acto era numerosa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-19

"OUE Sc ACLARE"

E dia p del paszdo mes circul6 uns ho-
3 sueita p0r esta capital que llevaba por ru-
oro "a Ia OaCion3. segun henos sAbido los
ilauados aclsrsr ese punto no Sc han oaao
por aiudfdos perlCdfesrdose el fnteressdo, e!
cuai nos consta cue es IN joven honrado. Que
snpo llevar O. n0fforDe conocido en- esta ciu-
dad hace muchos amos. sabiendo su nombre
sin mancilla para houra de 81 familia de TO-
dos sus conciudadsnos cue le spreeian dis
unguen.
Por cuya raz6n los que suscribinos llama
mos Ia sseaci0n del honorable Gobernsdor pf-
ofe1do Sc le hsga justicis.
SanJusn. SaPsiembre I9 &c 1901
MaF resBetGosa ne1te.
Vicente Gaudfa, lose Torres, Miguel Ri
vera, jose Diaz, Francisco Muriel Te6dlo
Di3z-
Siguen nuchas 6rmas mas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-19
DON FEDERICO DEGETAU
7 81 VUELTA AL HOGAR
Diceres
El1cereS

S. dice por San Juan:
90 Ia eI sen ar d gatau viene hacer pro-
pag .nda para Ievaotar nuevo partido
Que yiene nom brado secretarIo de Puer
TO Rico.
Que viene asumir Ia jefatura del partiio,
p0lq,ie I2srbos3 retira q vids prIvada.
QIe vieDe 4 dar manifesto so pals,
dznGoie cleuta de 50 la Dor Washington.
One vieDe negocios particular &&,S&.
Lo esencisl del caso es Que e riIjecl,o trae
q nal traer los mismos amigos del Com>io-
nado
did ueredes ....
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-19
INSPECTORS

Nos dicen que muchos de los inspectores
de escueas en- la isla no son graduados en- MIN
guna normal. n siouiera tensn tftu.o 3q pa
dirfjir una de dfstrfto en- los Estades Unf@
dos, de las que aquf ttulamos escuelas rurAles.
Nosotros creemos que esss circunstancias
las tomar& muy cuenta s honorao Die Mr.
Brum bang gh. al eiegfr esos empieados de su de-
partamento pa al pr6ximo af1o escoiar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-19
San JUAN
PoF feIfgrafo.

Septien bre 49,
Ma. HAY
Mr. Hay ha insistido reDuncfa, ppr
Cue lace tempo pensaba retirarse del gooler-
no.
No 10 hizo en- vida de Nc kiDley porqne
aque este ersn fntimos
LuTO
Sigue Ell 1uto por la nuerte del presiden-
te Hoy snanecieron cefradas las casss de
COR erco
Cr6se Que dursnte e. meeting de boy, Ell
lestro tenga III lleno complete
25.Oo0
25 600 cujsdsnos desfian frente ai cana
yer de Nc Kinley en- Washio gton'
20 cARR0S
90 carros componfan ell tren fdneore al
s-s. adar Canton los restos del presidente.
THEMES
3trenes mas han salido para Canton iie-
nos de amigos subalternos, fin de asistlr
los tunersles de hoy.
cAusA DE zoLG0sZ
Leon Czolgosz no quiere declsrar
Ell presidente de la Suprema Corte 0e Ne"
Yor Mr Lewis Ell juez Riyert e1preside nte
1el msno Tribunal, soG DombTaoos, oe cHcio'
abogsdos defensores del.reo.
MAS MING .
Mr. Brumbangh ofrece enVfsr mas nlnos
eursar estudios los Estsdos Unidos.
DEvOLUCI0M
Sc ordena O. iuez de polfcfa de Ma pau,
que deyuevs "a mnta iupuesta cooraoa 81
7seino don jaime PAdIo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-19
RICARDO GOMEZ

Ha embsrcado Msya gdaz con rumbo
IA metropoii maestro querido amigo eorreii-
gionario Ricardo G5nez, hijo del que foe
hasta hsce POGO presidents del conite federal
de sQuelIs ciudad.
e. joven Gomez eursa Is carrera de dere-
cho eo una uniEeFsijai an ericana.
La meiv gsranif. de buen exito son
81 iuicio. 81 fnteligencia 81 amor al estudio.
Feliz vsie.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-19
XAUCo

Hay alguna ,snimaci6n en- aqnel pueblo.
con motive de los trabaios de la Central en-
Guanica.
Hace ocbo dias que Ell gremio de zspate-
ros es declare en- hue'gsy exige sumento de
jornal.
Nuestro distiuguIdo amigo e. doctor tag
tamhtds nresidepte del Comite federal, diri-
GID On teles rama de duelo Mr. Hunt, al sa-
ber ell falleclmiento de Mr. Mac kfnley.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-19
DESPRENDIMIENTO

Mr. Van Lenhoff, rico propietario de
utusdo. regaI6 al hospital municipal de aque-
lla cfudad una cantidad de medtcamentos
Gtiles. 49,
ase acto de plausible ilantropia.
Nos dfcan que este no es ell primer acto de
carload de Mr.. Len hon.
En- el arrio Mameyes absjo, donde vive,
es un verdadero padre de los poores-
Anlaudimos su seneroso desprendimiento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-19
FLGA De UN JOVEN

Entre los 25 estndiantes 'embarcados pof
ell xponce, para ingresar en- coieeios amer @
nnat6 Ell ioven Manuel Betancourt, fuganao-
Rstancourt viva con Ia sefIora dnada'upe
Flores, quien lie dispensaea los cuioaoos 0s
una madre caribosa ouena. ,s
Crease que las ansiss de saber lie impusa-
ron tomar la resolueions
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-19
JOSE CRUZ

FL joven Jose Cruz que embsrc6 antes de
syer para los Estsdos Unidos, ,naci6 en- Bened-
cencia los trece amos que cUenta. los hs pa
sado en- aquel asilo, donce Sc le educaba.
Ahora cursarA estudios soperiores. STEM
pre- bsio la protection del pueblo de Puerto
Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-19

Hoy hemos tenido Ell gnsso de saludar
nuestros queriios amigos correligionarios
de San Juan don Francisco Buxo esbrers v
don jose Nova Juibe, que de regreso de San
Juan, Sc diriien aquei pueblo. s-es
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-19
MEETING EN- Homer De MAC kIsLtY

En- los momentos en- cue cerramos esta
edtcfOl Sc estA ceietranGo en la syunts-
Elienta e Tnsettbg eB h uCr q 2 ia moria del
Presto ente Mac kiniey.
NJ haBa darenios cuent. de este acto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-19
Hotel OIin0Po
SA NTU RC E

A D minutes de San Juan.

mejor hotel Espendda ventilacon. Parque
q nglesa Pre-
moderados Sc para famas Aumbradc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-19
Vista de inspection

Sc hslIa en- esta ciudsd, en- vista de ms
pecci6n por ell distrito. ell Inspector de Sani-
dad doctor don Joss Manuel Saldana
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-19
Ala memoria de Nc. KinIey

Desde esta ms h3na nu-stra con ofga-
duras pegras Ia alcaldfs municipal.
las dos tendra efecto ell meeting CONNIE
norst two.
Para ell acto circul6 la invitaci6n opor-
tuna.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-19
LA CAGUENA A
PEDR0 0RcA3fThS MUN0z

suhdo
amena-P P
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-19
iBUENA OCCASION!
81 ORTEGA. A.--BROOKLYN n. Y.
laa PACIFE ST.
l33. P A CTF E s 7


de cados de
Tdan comdas en Puerrf-
pc lines pago
casa
Ell Buquey dia de saida, ira
H. ORTEGA.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-10-05

Boys Suits from sl 20 up at Heller's.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-10-05
JOURNAL
GETS NEWS
STARTLING SENSATION FROM A NEWS
PAPER STANDPOINT IN THE
JOURNALISTIC FIELD.

Atlanta, Oct 4-TOm0rrow the At
laDts Daily News will merge, into the
Atlanta Journal. N:ver before has
there been such . sensation in news
paper circles.
Kirg & Spalding, who recently pur-
oh .sed big block OF Daily News stock,
were attorneys for the Atlanta Rapid
Transit company. The attorneys,
when they received the controlling
stock, began to work to consolidate the
interests. This they did at late hour
last Night, AID the News today wi /
contain the announcement.
Some Of the best newspaper man in
Atlanta are connected with the News,
the force being Josiah Carter. mansg
ipg editor Walter Howard and Walter
Cooper, editors; Morton Smith; city
editor; Wilson Burke, telegraph editor;
Eugene Whitehead. state news editor :;
Milt Saul, Joe Hit, 7 J Simmons, Jr. =,
James sledge, Robert billiard, Stewart
Mclean, M. w. Harper, William
Hurd Hillyer, reportorial staff. Some
Of these men will 60 with the Journal
and others with the Constitution.
The Daily Nsws makes its last ap-
pearanoe tomorrow night.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-10-05
Columbia Again Beats the
Shamrock
WON ON TINE ALLOWANCE
A Close Race and the Times Calls S
Bulletins Were Eagerly
Watched.

Yesterday the third and last of tn.
three races in the series of I've was
Won by the Columbia from vhs Sham
rock 1t was close race and the
TImes-Call bulletins p lsted at Butts
drug store corner we're eagerly read
by many interested citizens.
Tn Column bia was saved by the time
limit only. Tne bulletins received are
do follows
Sandy Hook, 9 a m.-Wind north.
northwest. Eighteen miles an hour =.
Wea' her clear. Sea moderate.
Ofiiaial start Columb bia IL ;02. Sham
-ock II O2
II rs -Colum ola lengths ahea i
and gaining, wind fifteen miles.
II ;30-Shamr0ok ahead and drawing
away fFcm Columbia.
11;45-WiUd holds tFu Shamrock q
chances are bright.
Shamrock turns first mark - IA 55,
ab0ut lang b ahead OF Columbia
Columbia Ou'pointed Shamrock q.
10 yesJerdsy's rsos and passed Shs m
rook at 1912.
1;45 5-Columbia still ga ming and CUP
appears esfe.
2;25-Shamrcck regsins lead.
2;S6-YaOhts fighting desperately for
finish; Shamrock holds slight lead.
Columbia wins on TIM allowance.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-10-05

G1 where they all go; to Kennon
Motifs js sweIry store.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-10-05
HARvEYCASE
UNDER WAY
THE NEEDED JURORS SECURED AND
EXAMINATION WITNESSES
HAS COMMENCED.

Tne Harvey case was an oil absorb.
ing topic Of conversation on the Arrests
yesterday. Early in the morning the
remaining three jurors needed were
secured aud those who are now sitting
in Judgmsn. on the case are:
Jurors. w. Howe, J. HsPsldson.
VIC Ellenwood, Ed, Pheiffsr, p. 8.
Hicker, Chsrles F. Doernlnger, Up.
Lewis, G. L Steiner, A. D. JsokQ nos.
W. A. Clark, J. W, Vance, J. c. Cor.
neilius.
Evidence for the state was introduced
yesterday and last night the witnsssss
examined being Messrs. D. G. Owens.
N: d. Russell, E. H. Mason, Ed.
Aiken, g. a. Smith.
Some documentary evidence was also
Introduced,
Attorney W. E, Kay conducted the
examination for the state and ATTORNEY
w. G Brantley conducted the examine
alton for the defense
Both sides expressed themselves 90
satisfi I'd with the developments on the
witness stSnd.
Canrt adjourned ct 10 p. m. unsil
this morning.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-10-05
SHIPPING REPORT

Corrected Daily BY Capt. Otto JohSnnsssr
Port Of Bruins iek. Oo', L. 1901
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-10-05

For LaGrippe and lnhu-
enza use CHENEY'S EX-
PECTORANT.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-10-05
ga
N N[N YORK
COURTS NOW
Murder Case With a Bruins
wick End
ABOUT SCHOONER MOULTON
The World Wires for Information
Regarding an It'd Trage<
dy on Vessel.

Everyone connected with shipping
will be interested in lsarDing that the
case of alleged murder on board the
schooner Reb ecs j. MouIton is now
ocoupyiD the attention Of courts and
newspapers in New York oity.
Last night the New York World wir.
ed Mr.. G w. DemiOg, their correspon>
dent in this section, for tho names oi
participants In the tragedy and /,
promises to be an interesting case in
che New York courts.
The vessel put into Brunswick some
weeks ego from Matanxss, Cuba, and
on board was A. MoOord, the steward,
who was charged with killing G. M,
5andstrom, Q seaman, in Matapzas
bartor.
The captain Of the port Of Matsnxaa
had placed MoC0rd in the custody oi
Captain C)ok, master OF the Moulton
with Instructions to deliver him into
the custody OF the United 9 ssss su-
thorlties here.
Capt. Cook reported the matter 80
the custon house officials and was in
structed to notify U. 8 Commissioner
b. F. Dunwody and also wire Deputy
y. S. Marshal Caaon, at Waycross.
He was also instr uoted to place McCord
in custody Of the local authorities for
safe keeping pending the arrival Of the
duputy U. s. mArshal.
Capt. Cook failed to place McCord in
custody ss instructed and afterwards be
gave out the statement that McCoro
had left Brunswiok ON the Clyde line
for Boston. lnvestigati0ns on the part
Of U. 8. authorities later however fail.
ed to substantia,e Capt. Cooks state.
ments regarding the aisappsaranoe Of
McCord and the U. s. onioisls have
endeavored to intercept the alleged
murderer ON information from Oapt.
Cook bat seem to have failed.
The entire matter has now been
sprung afFesh and the New York end
Of the Matanxas- Brunswick story prom
ises interesting developments.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-10-05

ARRIVED
Sch, Helen l. Martin, Simmons, Boston
SAILED.
British Steamer Collinghsm Smith
Rotte dam.
So Riogrande, Johns:one, New York
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-10-05
BEAUTIFUL ROBES
VIII be Worn in the Second Act Of
''Sweet Clover"

In the second act of "sweet Clover"
which will introduce the popular star
Adelaide ThurstoD. for the first time
here next Monday evening the soene
10 that Of fashionable home in New
York city. TIE hostess Is giving q
tableaux party and the guests move
around Ia the action of the piece at
tired as r .lalind, Carmen. Romeo,
Marguerite, Portia and other we'll
known characters i: Miss Tnusston,
herself, impersonatss Queen Guenivere
In Q costume OF dazzling brilliancy and
exquisite design, the first choice OF a
large and beautiful collection of robe,
worn BY the star. The effect Of these
fancy costumes entermingling in the
seer, is said to produce bewitohIDg
et Aot and is one of the prettist of
many worth seeing In "Swest Clover.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-10-05
ID WILL NOT CONCLUDE
Capt. Lemley Cannot Finish Case
Against SchleY This Week.

Washington OFT. 4.-The Schley
court Of inquiry began its proceedings
today with q recall Of witnesses on the
stand yesterday aud, after they bad
corrected their previous testim ony and
made such additions as suggested
themselves, were excused and rev
witnesses introduced.
Il was apparent today that Captain
Lsmley will not be able to conclude the
presentation of his side Of The 0ase be-
fore the middle Of next week.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-10-05
BOUND OVER
Henry Slappy Charged With Larceny From
Express Company.

Henry 5lappy, the negro who tried
to defraud the Southern Express Co +,
was tried In Judge LambrI ght's court
yesterday AMI bdund over under 9
charge of larceny after trust. Bond
was placed at $500 for his appearance
at December term Of the superior court
He was representing tho Garden City
Tailoring Co. Of Chicago and took out
q package of clothes for examination.
On returning the package he had sub
s;ltuted an old oveTcoat 10 the place OF
the new suit which belonged in the
box and the detection OF this fraud BY
Agent Guy. led to his arrest.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-10-05
First Baptist Church.

Usual services Sunday al IL m. and
7:30 p N.
Subject Of evening sermon. ''The
Strong Man Armed"
Young Peoples meeting at 10 a. m.
Sunday School, p. N.
The time of the Woman's Missionary
Union has been changed to Monday 4
pm after each frat Sunday. All are
cordially welcomed.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-10-05

HELP WANTED-Energetic work.
ers to distribute circulars and samples;
permanent occupation; good pay.
Distributors League, 49 West 28th st,
New York.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-10-05

SterliUg silverware is appropriate for
weddings. We carry good stock.
Call and see it Kennon Mott, l'weIer.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-10-05

Mems and boys shoes special sale
Saturday at Heller's.