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The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-12
RUSSIA Against
FRANCE GERMANY
Urges The QuadplDlG Al
llaICG
PEACE FOR POOR CHINA
-
Says Russia, America, France and
Japan Should Form Cons
binati0n.

81. Petersbu &, Feb 1.-THE Borus e
Gazet e is advocating Russia A meri-
can France-Japan alliance to offset the
Anglo German coordination.
The Gazette thinks that the three
other nations should follow the leader
ship of Russia aud make peace with
China without delay and regardless Of
the Anglo German alliance.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-12
ABOUT oGLETHoRpE.
School Children to Be Given Lesssn
on Thursday.

At the Puolio Schools on
morning the last hour OF
exercises VIII be devoted to
the early history of Georgia in COM
ton with the life and character Of Gen.
oglethorpe, the founder OF the colony.
Each teacher ID performing instructions
in her own grade on this very important
matter and the occasion will be one Of
great interest and much pro6t.
All the children will be required to
write compositions on the life and
times of oglethore and on the coloniz.
tion ct Georgia. This is particularly
approprirte In Glyun county which
contains so much that Is valuable to
lovers of History. The only land tina.
oglethorpe ever owned in Georgia and
many other points OF interest are in this
county. ST. Simon abounds with re-
minders Of the first colOnists.
The exercises will be quite instructive
and parents are invited to attend.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-12
B. Z B. IRON WILL
BE HERD SOON
A Large Cargo is Now ER
Route
EXPECTED THIS WEEK
Will be in the NeighbOrhood Of
Fifteen Hundred Tons.

Fse .eoond cargo OF iron for the
Brunswick and Birmingham railroad
" Il roa aoh here during the pressn. week
az i. will come in at the right tins
because the construction force has about
ast all Of the last cargo
a letter receive d from Col. Maohen
yesterday states that he will return to
the city at an early date.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-12

Mr. J. r. Davenport is spending
some time in the city.
Rsthbone lodge, Knights Of Pythias,
meets tonight.
Mayor Emanuel bad well attended
police matinee yesterday morning.
Mr.. d. L. Keller. accompanied By
his wife, left last night for New Or
leans aud Shreveport, to spend some
time visiting.
The RlfemSn will shortly hold an
election for fret and second lieuten-
ants.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-12

Az their home on Albany street,
Mr.. 'and Mrs. A. G. Banks en-
'ertained few evenings ago, n com
pliment to their niece, Mis- Alberta
Derby. IL was an artist party, and
the first prIzes for the bsst drawings,
we're won by Miss Bessie symmes and
Mr., William Bailey, while Mr.. La
Vergne Whitfield was the winner Of The
BOBBY. The occasion was one OF great
pleasure TO al. Delightful refresh,
meuts were served, and the invited
gueSts were Misses Evans Joter, Bessie
Symmes, Mamie Webster, Clifford Lu-
cas-, Maria Gresnlss, Fannie Smith,
Nella Webster, Claudia Lucas, jamie
symons, Lucille Kay; Msssrs. William
Bailey, Frsok k Stacy, LAVergne whit.
field, Frank Mallard, John Pace, T. O.
Fleming, Goldsmith LehmsS, James
Bailey.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-12

Father Egers, of Newcastle, Penn. +,
who has been spending some days here,
leaves THE morning for Florida. Fa-
ther Egers 10 delighted with our oil
mate.
Capt. Newman says be has not de-
cided Jet whether or not he will aO-
cept the aldermanic honers rendered
him.
Mr.. Thomas W. BrobstOD, Of Madi,
son, was welcomed in BruuswiO Sun,
day by many friends, the guest of his
brother, Mr.. Edwin Brobsion.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-12
RAILROAD MAN DEAD

Centrslia, Ill.,, February 1I,-H. W.
Schmit, superintendent Of the Illinois
Southern railroad, died at Sparta to.
day.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-12

Ar important meeting is cali, d for
the members OF the Eastern Star Cha D,
ter tins evening, at the Masonic Hall.
Every member is urgently requested
to be present, as the subject Of enter
tanning delegates to organization of
the Grand Chapter, which will be in
Brunswick shortly, will be under dis
cuseion, as well as several others Of
great Importance.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-12

The dance laot evening, given by tbs
members Of the Progress Club, was a
most charming affair, aud one in which
many couples participated.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-12
EX-GOVERNOR CORNELL
Says the Brunswick & Birmingham is
Sure Thing.

A Washington dispatch says: at
Ex-Governor Cornell, OF New York,
knows the facts as be believes he does,
there is no doubt the successful com
pletion of Colonel Machen's latest rail
road enterprise, the Brunswick & Bir-
miuRham. Governor Cornell, who lie
reputed to be one of the wealthiest
men in New York, is here. He is f.
naociaiy interested in the enterprise,
and speaks most enthusiastically about
iEs certain SUCCESS. He Gays Colonel
Machen has all the money necessary
back of him, and that the road is sure
to go through on the lines that active
and energetic promoter is WORKING,
Governor Cornell expects soon to go
to Brunsw,ck, to look after his inter
ests there.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-12

tertained the Cinch Club last evening,
at their beautiful home on Union
street.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-12

Miss Alberta Derby, of Savannah, is
the charming guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
G. Banks, at their home on Grant
street, where she is receiving many 30
cial attentions.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-12
'arfled bY he company,
"a TRIP TO oooNTowN.n y

a hlP TO COONTOWN." F"
Cole & Johnston, in "a Trip to
CoontOwn," will be the attraction at
the opera house on Friday night. The
st. Louis Republic says: "The stand.
ing room only sign was hung cut
twice at The Imperial Sunday, and
Manager Glren is consequently happy
over the we'll advised change from
stock company TO combination. "a
Trip to Coontowun was the attraction
that b@gan weeks engagement yes
terday. A company composed ent rely
Of negroes furnishes two aud hail
hours of genuine fun. The singing.
dancing and spsoialtIes are tip-top
Bob Cole and Billy J3hnston head the
company. Cole is seen in the typiosl
role Of a hobo, while his partner is
bunko man. Lloyd G. Gibbs, tenor,
and Ida Alexander, soprano, sipg re-
markably well.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-12

The Missionary society OF the Pres.
byterian church meets this afternoon
at the home Of MIRA NJ. Stacy, on
Union street, and sll members are re-
quested to be present.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-12

The Public Library, one of Bruins.
wiok's most popular and successful or
ganizstiOns, is arranging a series OF
entertainments for the purpose of rails
ing funds With which to erect a new
building. Organized in 1894, the Ii
brsry has, like most other things, had
"some times that were dark and drea-
ry," bat sll goes we'll uow. Foralmost
two years, Miss Annie OConnor has
occupied the position OF librariau,
which she has filled most creditAbly
and capably, and to her untiring si.
forts, much of the progress and suo-
cess during that time is due. Now all
of the leading daily papers and period
icRls are to be found In the cosy read
ing room; sll OF the latest and popular
books, about 200 having been bought
lately, in addition to the fifteen hun
dred already on the shelves, and about
fifty valuable works which have been
donated, Among the latter, a valuable
set of ten volumes. The Official Re-
cords of the Confederate and Union
Navies During the Rebellion, which
was presented short time ago to Mr.
Thomas O'Connor by Hon II. G. Tur-
uer, and presented by Mr.. OConnor to
the library, are highly valued.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-12

At the GlJnn High school, meet
ing Of the Excelsior Literary society
was held few days ago. A large num-
Der Of guests we're present, and after
the business part OF the meeting had
been disposed Of, a most enjoyable en-
tertainment was given, consisting Of
the following program: Music, Miss
jamie sJmons, Mr.. zimbrano; play,
Masters Clifford Rlfio, Marcy Mason.
Ralph Wood; music, Messrs. Arthur
Wood, Carl BaumRartnsr, Max Marks !;
reelection, M Eouise Dow, Lii
Ian Fain, Ida Harper, RebeooA Davis /;
address, Mr.. f. E. Twitty; play, Misses
Bsulsh r lenwood, Irma LsmbrlRht,
Gussie Dixon, Charlotte Turner,
Claude Luoas, Minnie Marks, Lsonide
Courier; music, MessrS. Arthur Wood,
Max Marks, Carl B4umRartner.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-12

Ars. Roland A. Mullins is among her
friends again, after Visit to her form
or home In Jacksonville,
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-12

Crestou Clarke will draw a large
and fashionable audience az the opera
house tonight. "The Last Of His Race
is one Of the most pretentious attrac
tions Of the season.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-12

BECAUSE SHE LOVED HIM SO.p
Lovers Of bright and clean comedy
will be pleased to learn of the coming
Of such meritorious production a.
"Because She Loved Him So" at the
opera house, next Saturday night.
Because She Loved Him So' was the
comedy sensationsof New York a sea.
son, and it tested the capacity Of The
Madison Square Theatre for over one
hundred and fifty nights. William
Gillette is the adapter of the piece.
and bis work lie of such charming
character that it has been styled "The
Little Minister of Farce. To mics
seeing "Because She Loves H m So
is to miss the event of the season.
Seats go on sale Wednesday.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-12

Capt, and Mrs. William Tuppor en-
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-12
SOCIETY NEWS.
MARY MNIsH BURROUGHS.

Mr.. and Mrs. A c. Shannon are the
happy parents of bright little son,
which arrived st their home in Savan,
nah Saturday morning.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-12

Mr.. W. E. HixOn, Of Lumber Cls
is in town.
Mr. j. $. Hirsch, Of New York, Is
registered at the oglethorpe.
rhe Mallory ship arrived yesterday
with a large freight, and passenger
list.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-12

THE EARL OF YARMOUTH
The most notable event of the pres
ent Amusement season will be the an
peaFance here Of Eric Hope, Earl o
Yarmou'b,) on TuesdaSs February
lssh, at the opera house, IN Jerome I. .
Jerome's C medy, 'The COUNCILLOR
Wife" The desire to see Yarmouth
is highly gratifying to the local man
agement, and especially to the society
element who have followed with in
tereet his social triumphs in New
York "The Councillors Wife, ia ,
delightful comedy, aud will be inter.
preted by many well-known players
Seats 60 on sale Thursday.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-12

Those present at the delightful GER
man given by the members of the
Cotillion CLUB a few evenings age
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Tupper,
Mr.. and Mrs, L'urenos yonWeller,
Miss Ethel Conoley. Mr.. Howard
Woh, Miss Fe symons, Mr.. Malcolm
MoCul' ough, Miss Georgia Wayne,
Mr.. MOrel symon', Mrs. Mary McCul-
IougS, NJ, Bsyard Butts, Miss Edith
Parker. Dir. Harry duBlguon, Miss
Ev&ns JeteF, Mr.. Hoys Gale, Miss
Frances Nightingale, Mr., Howard
Smith, Miss Lucille Butts, Mr.. Bestor
Coleman, Mss Retta Mccullough, Mr..
Jennings Butte, Miss Fanuis Grant
Nightingale, Mr.. Laytrns Whitfield
Miss Leslie Bults, Mr. Morton Marye
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-12

(con tiuued on last age)
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-12

During the absence from school for
several days of last week of Miss Reta
dcKinnon, her grade was taught by
Miss Annie O'Connor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-18
BEARERS AND USHERS.

The honorary bearers will be; Ex-Gov-
ernors William Sprague Henry Howard
Augustus O. Bourn. George Peabody Wet
more. ROYAL &. Taft, John w. Davis,
Herbert W Ladd ID. Russell Brown,
Charles Warren Lppitt and Elisha Dyer.
Col. Frank w. Tilnnghast. A. -. G.
Col. Jesse =. Eddy, Jr. A. ID. G.
Col Robert r. Rodman. a. ID. G..
Col Harold j. Gross A. ID, q.
Col Felix II. Wendeschaefer, A. n. G.
COL. Henry .. Potter a. II. G.
L. W. Hunt representing the WEXFORD
National bank.
James A Greene. senior warden OF ST.
PauIs church
Charles Alexander. representing the di-
rectors of the Union Trust company.
Josiah NJ Crookcr, representing the dt-
rectors OF the Rhode Island Safe Deposit
company.
George T.. shepley OF the advisory board
OF underwriters of the New England
iIOyds
The ushers will be townsmen OF the
governor The chief usher will be Colonel
Thomas J. Pierce, town clerk OF North
Kingstown. who was on Governor Davis
stan, the others are r. T. /. Mcdonnell,
+. r. Lawton, j. J, Spink, James L.
Eagau and j. Cullen Greene.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-18
REYNOLDS ACTS. is CONFIRMED.
Masters Report in Case Of
BIackmaT VS.. Sharp OF Al.

The appellate division OF the supreme
court has confirmed the masters report
In the case OF Jason A. Backmar VS..
John \. sharp ct al. The case was n
petition for mechanics lien and came
before the court on exceptions to the
masters report
The facts Ia the case were that on jan
nary ~. lA4A. the respondents. Edward =
Aldrlch. William 4. Aldrich. E,lizabeth
r. Andrews and Abby H. Cherborough
soiu ana decided TO The respondent John
\. sharp, lots ~ and % ON the John An
drews plat VA This city. near Pleasant
street, for y'on each. On The same dav
sharp executed ana delivered his nego-
uaole promissory note and mortgage SO.
curing the same back Co his grantors In
the sum of S10l ON cuth lot No money
was paid 10y Sharp Tor The lots and NO
money was paid by Edward : Aldrich
and Others on the morigapes al the time
tn'N We're given, the same being given ip
consideration of the conveyance OF the
iols and future advances The mortuagees
"t tht time said mortgages were executed
'hlrttu hIiu WrittCu contracts with John
y. sharp whereby hc agreed to erect
"A house un .ach lot and The morteagees
agreed O." advance thc sum of S35m upop
'''N l"i loss lht price cot the lot. uHN-
ments un account Co bc made from time
10 time as the huuscs progressed The
m"ftHHsts were recorded iu january
ls'N before work was begun on the
houses.
On April e. lsoN thc samo grautors sold
TWO moro lots 0u thp same nIat to Sham
Tor 500. ON th, .IWr tIN Shgrp pNpclit-
"d his prumlssurA note and ID nortrnpp
securing the Hiut for gnD un esch note
ph 'h'sr lots sharp agreed to erect
houses. the circumstance bring the same
az in regard to ihe other Two lots
The l1st payment for the houses was
anticipated. hut there wis nu obiertton
on tht part ui the owner tp this
Jason \. bHckmar hy decree 1f the
Supreme court. Jan. l1. lpv. was declared
entitled to u lien for work dom, sud ma =
terials furnished ou thc four houses erect
20 unon the -four bots. llis claim amount
Ing t1 S-iBD
The question Then arose as to whether
the Ncu or r~lrtgagcs had prseedepce
and the ease avine been referred to Wal
Ter Reynolds Esq 80 master he fourd
among other matters OF law thnt tbe VAIL
idity of mortgages for future advances
being well established whom recorded
thet had priority over subsequent iuctrn-
brauces. that ii need not appear upon The
face ~ The mortgage, that it h for m-
iutr advances 10 the extent of iho lncum-
lrauces cen be easily ascertainpd from
tbs record The coart agrees with AIR
Reynolds law on every pnint and de-
ciare- Ar Backmar only has a right af-
Ter the mortgages.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-18
SERVICE AND MUSIC.

Bishop NIcVickar will offciate and the
Episcopal ritual will be followed, Rev.
r. u Cole and Arthur NJ. Aucook, assist
ing.
The body which for several hours had
remained meath the chancel will then be
taken into the Vestibule and with the
family pau bearers and relatives present
the final services will be held
The service VIII open with the Sen
tcuces followed by an anthem. the les
son being read from 18th chapter OF Cor
uthians The hymns to be sung will in
clude Lead. Kindly Light" and Nearer
NJ God. 90 Thee followed by prayer and
hencdlction. with the recessional, For All
THY Saints
The quartet will be from Grace church
choir of this city and be composed OF
Mrs. ". NJ Materhouse. soprano; Miss
Carolyn Boyap contralto; Rev r. NJ.
Waterhousc, tenor, aud +. l.. lluddy,
bass.
The music will bo under the direction 0f
lpward r.. Horton. organist OF st. PauIs
church
After the services at the church. the
cortege Viii proceed 90 the cemetery az
Attention. The honorary pail bearers gov
eruor and personal stsm and military
guard accompanying There will be no
Masonic services a. thc grave but mag
uiiiceut nurW tribute from that frater-
nal organization viii oo placed upon his
mound
The stat, house and an departments will
be closed for the day
only nrraruments viii receive atteu-
tion ln The district court and continued
cases ne caUied over until Saturday at
DO a.. m.
Judge Rrown and officials Of the
United States court propas, Go attend. tho
session being transferred to Boston.
Ihe state courts viii suspend and
Mayor Granger bias called snecial meet
ing of Jhe common council at p O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon. when the aldermen
hold regular meeting Appropriate ac-
tion will then hc taken resolutions sdopi.
ed delegations to attend the funeral an.
pointed and the city hall ordered closed
for The day
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-18
STATE PROCESSION.

The members OF The 1udicIary. OF the
assembly. state and city officials and dis
tinguished citizens generally are request
house on Capitol hill at III a. nm. Friday
and men the mournful procession will be
formed to proceed 10 the special train in
waiting at the Union station. The for
nation OF the line viii be as follows:
Lieutenant governor and stan.
EN-goNernors and honorary pail bearers
General officers OF the state.
Justices OF the courts
Members OF the general assembly.
Members OF boards and commissions.
State officials and employees.
Mayors and other city officials.
Representatives of organizations with
which Governor Gregory was sssoci-
tad
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-18
MILITARY ESCORT.

The line VIII move down Smith, North
Main and Dorrance streets 10 the Union
station and the party, which will number
fully 300. will arrive al Wexford about
1890 o'clock.
Company A. Infantry. r. T. M. will
preeede on the S:O2 train and upon arrival
at WEXFORD Captain Williams will ap-
point a detail TO proceed TO 81. Paul's
church and the remaining members and
officers will accompany him TO Oaklands,
the late residence OF the deceased.
The widow. son. daughter and rela-
tives will take farewell OF the remains
at 10 o'clock and then the body will be
borne TO St Pauls church, Company A
preceding with reversed arms and mem
bers OF the same company being the active
bearers.
The church decora tions will be ever
green and white, the governors flag as
well as the American flag INTERVIEWING.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-18
Hs Seeks Writ Of Prohibition
Against Pawluckat Aldermen.

Attorney Hugh J. Carroll today filed
a petition Tor writ OF prohibition ON
behalf Of Police officer Charles Il. Rey-
nolds Of Pawtucket against the mayor
and board of aldermen OF his city.
Officer Reynolds IN his petition that
Is II 70 be tried again for the same Of
fencc that he was adjudgcd guilty OF by
the board ~ aldermen. ana which action
was quashed owing TO q decision of the
appellato division of the supreme court.
The troubles Of OniCer Reynolds arose
by the statement Of TWO young women
that he told them they were wanted for
stealing two bicycles aud that they had
better leave their bicycles IN the road and
go home. The police claim the girls told
this story ahout officer Reyoulds but ON
oath they denied ever making such a
statement
Air. Reynolds was reinstated "a short
time ago but The story came from paw
tucket az once that The officer would be
fixed. I'm his petition nled today asking
Tor an eXtroOrdinary remedy the officers
says that charges have been preferred
against him ANA hearing set FOR Deem
Der 10Th that the time is too short FOR
him 60 prepare his case. that Alderman
McCaughey Hilbert. Thayer and Barber
are preiudiced against him and have said
he must RU.
Mr. Reynolds also AYERS that So b. not
claimed he had any warrant for the young
women and under no obligation 90 arrest
them. and that two members OF a., board
of aldermen have said 'he h. up against
u now and must 60. This Mr. Reynolds
claims unhts these two men from sitting
IN the case and he further claims that
several members 81 the board have said
they must hurry and get rid OF him before
the year Il out
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-18

Routine matters. chiefly licenses for
dances, received the attention of the po-
lice board, today for there were no
hearings nor are there any In prospect.
IT is now evident that Overseer OF the
Poor Cummings proposes To hold on to
his quarters In the Central Police station
until after Christmas. and the fortunate
recipients OF the hospitality OF generous
citizens will he pleased to know they
need not be disturbed as 10 change OF To-
cation in the matter OF obtaining some
good things for the Yuletide season. In
-nlher- -MnIdS--l -lhe- -nnnE department. Mill not
he transplanted 10 Eddy street before the
New Year and then probably under the
supervision of new committee on city
property,
BE that as it may. documents are rap
ldiy accumulating In the office OF the r.
cfnse commissioners aud new quarters
.anhot come too quickly for the secre-
'tIls tlFfk and commi issioners In the ia
cnitaton 81 business and for the con-
Nenience OF TIE public.
The commissioners decided today "a
n"ld business sessions every afternoon at
= O'Clock.
PATRoLMAN ENUMERATED.
After hearing yesterday afternoon
-1dSllnE- -nlure Than an -lnLr lnllne Officer
FRANK y, blake night patroman from
tke Central station. was eNonerated of
.nargts OF conduct IDhecuming an officer.
me police commission IA tn course of
'he nearing discovered a curious cae of
mistaken idtntity. showing thar Dnlcer
a3sakc WIS not the man against whom ~
WAS Intended 90 lodge a complaint and
Inls iact was suggested by The News on
Monday last
After The hearing the commission went
10 station , for an inspection. which wns
held az 8 o'clock, The men lined up and
the proceedings which have been Wit