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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-04-23
Gus BEN lbrisen 0roBbersustbum.

Of, l. Ipril. Der vSrant=
furter Seitune" piro aus 1risr sez
meloet: Cine Sablreid bsiu9te @sr=
lammluns bon 2urembursern in Re
mid foroerte bic lu~remburser Hegie=
rung auf, ilh Der ben luremburser
Weinbau ruinierenben peutfhenW einz
ssieBgebung 81 fpioerieBen unb ii9
peber Der S9aumneiniteuer nod Der
seitli6en ooer rdumliden g%.srenSuns
Der WeinperbeHeruns an5uiblieben.
Serner purbe bic Resieruns erIutt,
ales sur 8eibleunisuns Der 4usfiibz
rung oes Moisltanals gu tbun.
RImeltnasn, 2. qpril. &C.
fern purbe cine parseue 2anb limit
ten Don 9ebGuben, 4 Icres groB. gum
preiie BON $500 ST. pertauft.
Gid a. b. q 3, l. 2lpril. @s
i4eint, bab bas @nos Der ieit lGnssrer
s3eit berri9enben Snouitrietriiis nod
unabiebbar lit. Die Soffnunsen Der
Irbeitsloien, bic NIT benz tommenbsn
Srihiabr auf neusn 8eroienit retnss
ten, iino pereitslt, od bic 4usbeutuus
Der bieiisen Winsn bsitdnpis idpd>
der peroen. Man ipri4t bereits baz
bon, es perbe bemud6it elm britter
So6pfen Der @eielidaft MsB e SO.
auBer 8etrieb seIeBt.
Bed, 30. MGr5. Intern Iltrier,
in Der Ndbe Der friibsren RDmerlassr,
itieBsn Die giienbabnarbeiter BEL
einsm Ginl6nitt auf cine enss unb
ibermauerte SOblung. @etriebeu bon
elmer unbeimliden Qbnung tro6 elm
9euti6er ms God. pGbreno Elm Sta
liener nit einem Qrme bineinlanste.
Griterer befOroerte balb sinsn out err
balteneH Wssni4eniaapsI ans Sasss.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-04-23
Dereiniote Staten.

Sue t. q us u It | n, BEL Nenburs
IN Wisconiin, lit am 5. 9lpril !Sr.
Matb. Bad i'm qlter BON 81 Sabrsn
s~sftCrbsn. Gr mar in Sprsn sebOren.
fam 1847 nit ieiner Satin nah
Mmsrita unb lieb ii9 Elm Sabr ipdter
IN ct. Mueultine nieoer. 4uber ieis
uer Satin iiberlebeu ibn brei SDhter
unn fiinf S6bns, baruntsr Rep. Sobn
Bad bon Sefferion unb Or. Sas.
Bad BON Milpaufee, Wis.
unfer 2anbs mann Der
bcbp. Batter Sobann 9. 9aaIen, pels
Der 10 Sabre lang pfarrer Der Ct.
Ni6aels : @emeinbs gu Peniacola,
GIa., mar, 1T gum pGpitliden Sauss
vrGlatsn feiner 81. pupit Geo XIII.
e%rnannt. SIS puroe cine Seier i'm ct.
Bsrnarbs Go1egium gu Gulman,
@Ia., peranitaltet, bel pel9sr benz bon
Rpm @esbrtsn oas @epauo ieines
@mtes fsisrli9 iiberreibt puroe.
Misr. s. 9. 9aaisn bat iid felt 1900
BON Der Sssliorse 8uriidse5osen unp
pp6nte ieitosm i'm ct. 9ernarbs gpls
Isaium, no sr Moraltbeolpsis bpairt.
Migr. 9aaien bat einen She'll ieiner
Gtuoien i'm ct. @inSents Gollssium
Bu 2atrobe, ga, sema6t unbbiefelben
In Mt. ct. Marp's gu Gmmetsburs
bolsnbet unp 1T unter ben 4urembure
germ Der Ser. Staatsn beitsns betannt.
Derfelbe purbe am IL. 4uguit 1861
gum prisiter sepeibt unb 1T ieit iener
3eit in Der DiOseie Wobile, 4a., IN
Der S,eliorge tbatis gspsisn.
gu Rsmeu, Su., itarb peril.
Mittipo4 in Der Wpbnuns ieiner
So9ter Der Srau BAL. Sitert, !Serr
Spbann 9ales infolse Der Wdhers
iutt, Mtersi9pG4e unp zines
S1lasanfaues. Die 8eerbiguns fano
bon Der ct. Soiepb'ss8 Stride gu Sc
Wars, Sa, itatt. Der 8eritorbene,
aus benz 9roBber5rgtbum sebiirtis.
famN i'm Otter bon 90 Sabren mad
@msrita unb Sprinsbroot in Sadlon
Gountp, ga. Dort blieb er 10 Sabr.
unb tam bann na4 2eWars, no ey
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-04-23

big por ettpa einem Sabre tppbnte. IS
uberleben nebft ieinsr betasten Satin,
iteben, bon 3eGn &tnoern, nGml.9:
0rau Bal. Sfert, Grau 6. 8. Bagz
ner. Trau W}efuen, Sobonn %. uno
Jo1ep9 Cafes ben Rsnien, s. So
lam bon Wartus uno Yeter Sales
bon Granpille, So. Der 9erforbene
mar OBJ ieiner i6li6ten Reolihteit
augeahtet. WtDge er ruben in 5rieoen!
gu Peoria, Sn., itarb in ibrer
Wo6nuns, 500 !Sppstt Strabe, Srau
Barbara Bid, 8attin bes Serrn ssos
bann Sol. Bid. Die @erItorbene,
tpel9e rs Sabre unb 2 Mpnute aft
tpuroe, mar i'm 81 g. s8esirt Srier oes
borsn uno pohnte felt 1865 in georia.
sic mar elm ldngidbriges Witalieb
oes 5rauenbereins unb bes @rmTeelens
Weretns Der ct. Soiepb's=@ emeinoe.
Shr Sob Diro BON ibrem 9atten, brei
Sobnen unb bier SD6tern tief be-
trauert. Die 8eerbisuns fanb am
Greitas Wcrgen bon Der ct. SoTepb'sz
Birdie aus, itatt. Infer innieites
8eileib!
WGbrenb elmer Sopn
W ee n 9 erlitt Serr Mifael Wirb
in Srsmpnt Soipnibip Bel Gbicaso
etnen 9irnf6lag, Der beifen Sob berz
beifu9rte. Die 8eerotsuns fanb BON
Der tatbolii9en Stride aus, itatt. Der
Weritprbene mar aus benz 8~rpbberspas
tbum sebiiriig unb afpar am 7. Sult
1888 geboren. SIM Sabre 1853 tam
er na6 Qmerita unp gbicago uno
puroe am 20. Se6ruar 1853 nit SRI.
carolina Sapte ebeli4 sstraut, aus
tpel6er Che Die neun 8inbsr Queuit,
Spbann, Mi9oel, Carolina (aet.l
Glifabstb, 5rieori6, @eprs (tobt),
5rans uno Carolina &c., entIrrDHen.
Der 8erfprbene mar in iciEer Hads
bari6aft iebr oeti:ft.
Der vport Waibinston 3situns"
entnebmen mir:
Sn Sopn 5rebpnid lit am sSrei=
tag bic Satin oes betdnnten ssarmers
Dominic 9eder geitorbeu. Die Saz
binsei9iebene puroe am MSontds auf
benz Solp GroB : Sriebbpfe bur6
Nep. Sberlinfels beerbigt. sic binz
terldBt auBer ibren tiefbetriibten Cat
ten flint u~nmiinbiae Rinber, cine
Wutt.r uno fiebsn @ei9piiter. Sic
mar cine Sphter pes perit. Serrn y.
pierrpn BON Belgium. Wie beliebt
tie uno ibre Jamilie rparen, Denies bag
srobe 8esrGbnib. Die Stride mar su
tlein, Inn ale Sbeilnebmsr auf5uneba
men. Htdt nur bic gauge 8emeinoe,
1onoern audi bon 2afe gburt, ct.
Hicolas, 8pbler, Srsppnia, Wsit
8enb unb gort Waibinston tparen
2eiotragenbe sri9ienen, um ibr bic
lebte @bre gu beseugen. Sm 2ei6enz
aug tDaren iibsr $50 Subrpsrte. Ven
Sinter6lisbenen infer 9eileio.
Sesten Sonntag tpuren" s.
peiffer, Srau q. Peiffer unb Barbara
Wamer BON Nep Srier, Minn., BEL
q. S6mibt auf 8eiu6.
Nic. Wepter min ii4 in ben
Rubeitano ieben; er bat baber bas
@isentbum Der BERT. 2iaaie Weper in
9olp GroB getauft.
Die Srls. Maggie unb RoIa
Hieoertorn BON BORT Waibingtpn unb
Barbara Mamer maatsn einen Qus=
flug na6 8ranpile, Inn bic camille
2pren5 9engler gu beiu6sn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-04-23
Saar, WoisL. Gifel unn Sunsra6.

Selfant. Im perfl. Samstas
fuuroe bier Der 2ebrer 9o9t unter gros
Der 8etbeili9ung gu 8ra6: ~getrdsen.
Gller a. b. Mpiel. Sss bier Ifas
iionierte gabTpGrter propitfelD
Duroe am Ounc.estae 9ormittds euf
ieiner Sienitltrete i'm 9aiIer Wil=
belmz5unnel bon c,nem 3uge ii6erfabz
rem unb getootet. Gr hir!srlGRi cine
Srau uno feds Iinber.
Sadrburg,2 S. Mdrs. 0eitern
Wprssn tpuroe in Der Tabs oss ;3erfer
Yabnbofss in BEN p~aralel nit Dem
@iienbubnseleis laufenoeu, nit Muis
Ter gefiiuten 9rcGen Die Seid,e zines
Wdnnes g%efunoen. Sppiel bis jept
feitseitent IL, iom Der etra 75iGhriae
Mann, Rdr:ens Ta9s. aus Der Tibe
bon 9ermeste:l "a Sous Iein unb ii4
bonn 8ettel erna9ri baber. Wln pera
mutbet, cab er srnen pfac, DER i:ftr
Die bpbe neben lem 8eisi& liesenbe
9Oi6un5 tiibrt roiiirt Fl: unr alse'
ftiir3t 1T.
Balsem. Nm Mititnpdj ipuroe
in Der 9aitp!..hlGuft DON ;Sohann
9riss .os Rug lno StarlrholS aus
ben 9emeinosrG!nern Der Sr.Ihaften
M1t3em,, 8reusipsIer, Dilmet. Gin.
GEN. !Sslfant, Gir5 uno 9euren pffents
lid psritsisert. SIR Stdmm.s purosn
fir pas 8bm. 70 bis 50 mi. bs5chlt.
MFbers StGmme. pelde iih baupts
iGhli6 gu Stslmaherar ,.iten sisneu,
naren bebsutsno binise.. Giir ei1
SLATER 8udenid,sit puroeG 40 lis
As Mt. sssablt. au9 sic Heiier srs
sieltsn ih0ne pr:iie.
paIsem. Snfolss r.s l6on Isit
Wonaten INNER p~ollltIrcig 9elueIes
men 5dbrpaNsfs Der MOiel iiao bic
1ieIisen 8orrGt9e Der 2Gltbruhlteine
taft pDQig srid)0l It. Gs 'iue in ties
lem Sabr unsefGbr $50 SIS 10000
Ctr. &altiteins nod Der a:;iermrlel
unb benz Hbeir tefSroert poroen.
Ssn Webr BEL YdlSem fpuroen
leBter Gage stipa 10 Suber 8sin fir
$50 Mart D~ertauft. Sn Der leBttn'
3eit ipar Der Beinbanoel etpas flrtt.
Srier. Ysfanntli1 toitsn SasS,
i1eine in prsuben fir GinbeimiiGs
10 Wit., fir 4usldnosr obne @runos
beiib i'm Snlanbe 40 Wart. 0.r
aaufmdnn Sstar Hdquet 81 9.rpiers
in 9eleien bate bel benz Ganoratb gu
Malnebp einsn SagOitein fir 10 Mt.
na6ssiu6t, ipeil er in preubsn
@~runpbsiib tabe. Der 2unoratb srs
u6tete isbph BEN 8runobsiiB oes @n-
tras1tslers fir 10 unerbeblid, oaB i'm
Sin6lid oarauf Elm SagoIhein fir Is
Wart ni6t perldngt Werosn tDan!.
Yer 9runbbeliB miiB!e mtnoeItens
einen iolden llmfang bdb:n, bab oa.
prn cine Samilie lebsu t0nnt o.eS lei
absr i'm porlieesnosn Talle riGt an'us
nebmen. NdGoem Der S.3irtsausifub
gu Qahen Die &ld9e 0!s &~oufm1nn5
Haquet abgetrisien bate, lsgte oisltr
gsrufung beim Obsroerpaltung:ass
riht Elm uno b!bauptete, jeo:r Grunps
beiiB in preuBen, moge sr aud nod
10 tlein isin, 9ebe einsm NuslGnosr
pas Hebt, einen biai9en sSSlgpi1 in
5u forcern. 9aS observation-disclosures
riht bob audi Die Sprentl6.iouna
uuf uno ertannte nad Dem Outrage
oes &aufmanns Gaqust.
Srier. Mm 20. uno 30. Stunt
oieies Sabres piro Der Hf:iniiAe
Sanpperterbunp in Srier ta9sn. Wit
Dem Sanopertsrtaa lit cine 4usltels
lung bon ~Gr5eusnifien oss Sanoperts,
Wert5eusen, Silfsmaidinen. Woto=
rem, Hpbmaterialien uuo Salbfobri.
totem %perbunoeu. Sieielbs oausrt pom
20. SUM (Peter uno Baud bis SpmI.
| tag, Der Z. SaIi. eini4lisbli4.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-04-23

<OttlHeo Otpipc ul!yettyl. JteuJl6tlllH
bemertt, tonnte man basIelbe ipfort
lOiGsn. Der Sbdter bieies S6urfen=
ftrei6es lit unbetannt.
Steinfprt, %. MGr8. 9orssa
fern Mprssn ftanb Der beige 4rbeiz
ter Sob. Reblinser i'm 8esriffe, Dim
ger auf's Selo 81 fabren, ais baS
Pferb nit benz Barren bur6ging. 9ls
sr oasislbe am 3iisel erfaHen poIte,
puroe er cine Strede nit fortges
i6lsift, bas Rab sing iibsr i'm bin
meg, bab er einsn boppelten 9siubru6
erlitt.
9annen (Rebinsen), "a. MGrs.
- Sier tpurbe am perfl. 10. MGr3
our 8riinoung elmer MoIterei ges
i6rittsn. @s purpen in ben @prz
itanp sepGblt: .. @Dpert, s. Saas,
s. g. S9aas, s. Mui6ang unb g.
4nbre. Ollie MaI6insn iinp an Srt
uno Stsle unb nod oisie Dohe pirb
Die Sade in 9strieb seieBt.
g 6pebiingen, 25. Miirs. -
Die 2ei6s bes felt msbrsrsn Sasen
peri6olenen, bieiissn WiuSers 8iefs
fer purpe beute Mtittas unipeit unIeres
Oprfes nit Observation-Disclosures 8ehle
in Der WpIsl uufgefunoen. Die elm
seleitste ssri6tli9e llnteriudung ipiro
feitlteIen, oh SelbItmorp poer 8ers
breden pprliest.
Srsteiisn, 25. MGrs. 4m
perfl. Sreitag bradte ii9 Der bieii9e
9utsbeiiBer Spei6er SO. ourd einen
Ssblbisb ,bsim SOl5fGaen i'm Walpe
cine iApere SuBOerleBung bel. Iuf
oenen Silferufen eilten einiae WtGns
| nsr. psI4s sbsuiaus in Der Tabe SOIs
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-08
.HG Will Not be Satisfied
Until they Decide Case.
NAY GO 70 U. 5. COURT.
The State Treasurer Still saws He
is Right and Will Fight
it Out.

Atlanta, May 6-State Treasure
Park announced today to all conner
who called at his office that, after con
sideration with his attorneys, he hat
decided to carry his case to the upreme
court, and that be would continue tc
refuse the payment of the warrants
drawn by the governor in favor of the
school fund until the highest court in
the state had passed upon the question,
This afternoon by appointment, Judge
HllIyer and Washington Dessau me.
the. treasurer at bis office aud at once
proceeded to work, drawing up the
bill of exceptions to tbs. decision rem
dered by Judge Gambler.
Capt.. Park said today:
"My attorneys are drawing up the
bill of exceptions and we will take the
bill Of exceptions and we will take the
case to the supreme court. II we get
through at q reasonable hour tonight
will personally call upon Judge Gambler
at his home, present him the bill of
exceptions and get him to sign It. It
is possible that will not be able to
present the bill to Judge Candlsr until
tomorrow morning. All that I can say
uow is that we are going to the supreme
court with the case and that as soon
as the bill Of exception is properly in
shape will personally call upon Judge
Gambler and get him to sign it. This
being done, will also personally file
the paper with the clerk Of the supreme
court. I hope that the supreme court
will consider the case as early as pos.
siblP. as I want the matter ended. II
the supreme court will hear it tomor-
row it will suit me that much better" :"
There is q rumor here tonight that
should the supreme court decide the
case against Trersurer Park, some
ou'- -1f-town bondholder will get out an
injunction against the state treasur ,r
to prevent him from paying the school
warrants SO as to Garry the oass into
the United States court.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-08
BANKERS TO VISIT VIRGINIA.
They Will Go Out of the State to Hold Their
Next Annual Convention.

The Georgia State Bankers Associa-
tion will convene at Old Point Comfort,
Va, June aud 5.
Arrangements have been made with
the Southern Railway to transport all
members of the association, together
with their friends and families, from
any point Ia the state to New York city
and return at one fare for lhs round
trip. 1t Will in all probability be q
solid train of Pullman sleepers running
direct from Atlanta to Norfolk. Va,
and specially fitted out for the Georgia
bankers.
The railroad tffiIiaIs claim that this
train will be the finest ever run out OF
the State of Georgia. The session OF
the association will be held at one OF
the prominent hotels at Old Poin,
Comfort and will last for two or three
days. After the convention at Old
Point Comfort the association will
leave for New York By one of II q
ocean liners.
Those who wish to do so, may take
the special trip to the Pan-Amer icar
Exposition st B nffalo at q red noe d rate
Taking everything into consideration
1t will be the most delightful excursion
ever run out of the State OF Georgia
the bankers say.
Secretary L, L. Hiilyer is preparing
q detailed program containing all th
particulars relating to the excursion
and as soon as these are completed h
will forward program to every bsnl
in the eiatss
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-08
"SN0W WHITE"
Pretty 0Oeretta to be Given by Pupils Of
Misses Gales School.

After q most successful year, the
Misses Gales school will CLOSE for the
holidays on the twenty EIGHT Of this
month, the exercises to consist of the
presentation Of the beautiful operetta
"Snow White" in which about sixty
little folks from the different grades,
assisted by several grown people, will
take part. The story Is from Games
Fairy tales, and 10 pretty and interest
ing from start to finish, the solos and
choruses set to catchy music, which Ia
sung In a most pleasing manner by all,
In the Grand opera house, where il
will be presented, there will be a large
and sppreoiative audience present, q
most successful affair is being looked
forward to by all, and IA, ,thful work Ii
being done by teachers and pupils to.
wards that tnd.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-08
CITIZENS RAISE
A LARGE AMOUNT.
Brunswick Will Assist
Jacksonville
COMMITTEE DOES WELL.
Total Cash Amounts to Something
Over Six Hundred
Dollars.

The committee appointed to raise
funds for the relief of Jacksonville
did excsllent work on yesterday. and
al a resul. M yor Emanuel was able
to send check to Mr.. A. M. Ives,
treasurer of the relief association for
$61O.6s. This amount was raised in
cash, and umber Of subscription are
vet to be collected. Various parties
contributed literally OF supplies, and
these will be forwarded today.
All who have donated supplies or
who wish to do SO are requested to
send them to the Board Of Trade room
at the City hall by o'clock today.
A number of ladies met at the City
hail at 10 o'clock yesterday morning 10
response TO the Mayors call, and
committees were appointed to solicit
contributions of ca,h, clo' hing and
fcod supplies. There are many poor
people in Jacksonville who lost all,
and articles of clothing aud food will
be mOst gratefully received by them.
While there were only q few large
contributions, the people of Brunswick
responded most literally and cheerfuily
and sll wished they were able to give
more.
The list of contributions will be
published tomorrow.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-08
AN ELK TO SAM JONES'
copy OF Letter Mailed by a Savannah
Elk in Macon,

Inc Mscon Telegraph OF yesterday
'aid: The report printed in the Tele.
Sraph yesterday under Wayoross date
line to the effect that Rev. Sam Jones
10 sermon, bsd said some hard things
ABOUT the Benevolent, Protective Order
OF Elks. elicted some salty comments
oy the members eft his order in Macon
where there is a very large member.
snip. Mr.. Geo. A. Smith of Savannah.
who is an Elk, mailed to Mr., Jones
last night ths folio wing letter:
REV. Sam Phones, C.rtersyille @.
Dear Sir: The attached clippipa
from the Macon Telegraph as part or
your sermon or part of one of your
sermons in Wayoross explains itseIf
The members ofIthe B. P. .O.E. are M,
Matched from beer barrep and THAR
tather is not 'red-nosed brewer as
you say. Therefore 1, as an Elk. will
'eii you that you are the biggest pre-
VarIcator in Wayoross il you made this
for the clipping states that
you said that If anybody denied your
assertion he was the biggest liar in
"aycross. l enclose you reading
natter on ths objects of the B.P.O
u. for your attention, which NAV an.
ighteu you. After your careful psru,,i !
you are ofyour opinion still, thsn |
viii be pleased 10 hsar from you. II
lope that you are misquoted; IL not. |
hen will stats that the B. P. .o.n
10 not want and would not have Won m
member under any considerations.
or l feel that many OF us stand a
better chance Of getting to heaven than
7ou do, Yours truly,
"GaorRe A. Smith,
Savannah, Ga. Lodge 1873"
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-08
STUDENTS AND POLICE.
They Had Hot Fight Near Denver
Colorado.

Denver, May 7-Llttlej ohm, near here
was the scene Of bloody fight to-day
between the students of the Denver
High school and the police force.
The siu4ents we're holding a dance
aud when u O'Clock came they were
told by the marshal to stop, but they
continued and fee for all fight be-
tween the police force and the students
ensued. AS q re; ult of the fight one
was killed, several injured and the hal
almost completely wrecked
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-08
INFO RMATlON COMMITTEE,
How Reunion Visitors Can Secure Quick
Accommodations.

Memphis, Tenn, May - Probably
the most important question on the ps
Of all those whJ will astsnd the Con.
federate REUNION to be held in this
city next month, Is that If how to
'ecurs accommodation during the
three days. ftioisl gathering oftbe ex .
Confederate Veterans. The work of
the Inform alton cor Nlttae, in con.
junction with the carefully prepared
plans Of tbs Ior mittee on hotels and
accom- modations, is now in such state
as to be able to finnish a complete
answsr to tnis vital qi9stiou.
Preparations Il ~ aooommodatio
of about 1000 1eople during this
Rsuuion visit have already been COM
pleted. but there rs stlll ample and
comfortable room in waiting for
thousands more. The Information
committee, consisting of 400 mem bers,
ls ready 10 furnish acoommo ations for
any and ali who wish to write to them
on that subject. Upon inquiry the
committee will mail blank to those
Interested, this blank being provided
with spaces which, when filled out BY
the applicant, will show clearly how
many people desire rooms, what price
per day they wish to pay for the same,
whether there will be ladies III the party
or not, and how long the visitors in
question intend to stay in Memphis
Letters OF inquiry should be addressed
to Chairman of the Assignment COM
mittee, 10 Cotton Exchange Building,
Memphis, Tenn.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-08
lie CITY COURT.
After YeStereaYs Session It Recessed t.
Second Monday in June.
In the state


The City court was In session again
yesterday, out only few cases were
tried during the day. Tbs court was
adjourned to the second Monday In
June. Following are the cases dispose d
Of yesterday:
State vs.. William Kleckley, keeping 2
q gaming house; verdict OF guilty.
sentence to 10 months on the ohalp-
gang or $500 and costs.
State vs.. Jimmie Rsed; assault and
battery. Mlstrlal.
State We. William Kleckley, gaming
plea Of guilty, sentenced to 4 months
on the chsipgang or 1926 and costs.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-08
Had a Successful Trial
Run Yesterday.
TWO MORE ARE COMING.
Will be here With Freight and
Flat Cars as soon as they
are Needed By Company

The new engine which arrived a few
days ago for the Brunswick and Birm.
ingoam railroad, began work yester-
day, and will, hereafter, bs used daily
10 pulling colStIuc ion .rain.
Since the arrival last Saturday, the
engine has been at the Plant System
shops, where force has been busily
engaged in preparing it for work. A
trial run was made yesterday morning
and proved very successful.
Two more of these engines and a
number of passenger and freight cars
aave been orde ed, and will be here az
soon astheY are completed and the new
road is ready for them,
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-08
LOOKED STORMY.
some brunswickians We're More Than
Scared Yesterday.
Savannah, Ga. Lodge 1873 {"

shortly after five O'Clock yesterday
AFTERNOON stormy wind from the east
made some people think that another
storm was coming and the business
men Gil rushed to their homes as quick.
ly as possible. The wind came in .
gale and dirt wss so thiok one coult
scarcely see across Newcastle street.
But the storm did not come and ev
erybody was happy.
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COL 0NEL BUCK ABOUT WELL.
His Physician Says He Will Be Able To
Travel in a Few Days,

Washington, May 7-Colonel Buck,
who has been Ill for the last week in
the 0ity is very much better now, and
his physician says he will be able to
leaYe for San Francisco en- route fer
Japan in a few days. While Colonel
Bucks indispositlon had not bsen at
all serious, he has been COM fined to bis
room In tne hotel with a cold which
threatened to develop into a serious
case of grip, if ne exposed himself.
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Won The Prize,

The many friends Of sweet little fill
liam Pfeiffer, Of this city, will be de-
lighted to learn that she won the medel
In callisthenics at she Albany ohatau
qua. Over one hundred and tlftv little
ones were in the contest and the win
ming of the fret prize is a great honor
to Brunswiok's little lady.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-08
GOT THE REWARD.
Governor Gambler Has Paid For Grifin's
Capture.

Atlanta. May Gov. Can dler today
paid reward of J. w. Conoly, private
detective for the Southern railway, for
the capture Of Frey Griffin, the negr
who killed Conductor Lattimer last Oc-
tober. Connally will also get the re-
ward Of 5000 Offered by the Order of
Railway Conductors. Griffin 10 uuder
sentence OF death and will bs hanged
IN few days.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-08
OMMISSIONERS MEETING.
Mr. J. X. Knibb Was Elected a Member of
the Board.

The county commissioners held their
regular monthly meeting In thsir room
'" tne court house yesterday morning.
The only business of any importance
transacted was the election OF com.
missioner to fill the vacancy caused by
tne resignation Of Mr.. T. Newman.
Mr. j. Il. Knibb was elected to fill ,h,
vacancy.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-08
Street Car Stables Sold.

Inc receiver OF the Merchants and
Traders bank sold at public outcry
yesterday the old street car stsbles.
corner of Reynolds and Mansf,e,d ets
Mr. ). L. Mitchell bought the property
for 81, 100.
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His SixtY-Third Birthday.

Yesterday Pap Goldsmith va, sixty.
three years Of age ant those who seen
him knew that something was up by
the broad smile he wore. There is nj
doubling the fact that clever Par
Goldsmith 10 the youngest old man In
Brunswick.
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More Men Strike,

scranton, May mime hun dred more
men Of the Lachawauna company
struck today. The men warA same
pay and nine hours work.