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4 VERY ITyEIy FiuILr now.
Mount vernon Policeman t'es His cub In Cor
p~oration Counsel Mar-haiI'- House.

NORM NTRNoN. y. !, Doc ~ A. n late
hour last night SPECIAL Policeman Decker.
while passing the home - Corporation ,"un-
sci William j. Marshall at II South Eighth
avenue, heard screams aud c"ntuslon within
He ran o. the door and MIS- Marshall opened
il for him. In the house he rays lac found
Mr. Marshall being chased nbout by lis
bro'Lrr-!n-Inw. Frank A Vent a. New
Rochelle Marshall WAS IN M shirt sleeves.
the policeman saws. and his hruthrr-ln-laH,
who l. a much larger man. appeared 10 be
wild with anger According To- w" police
man Mrs Marshall and Mr. W"uta were
more excited thau THEN husbands. Mrs Mar
shall trying - prevent her husband being
hurt. Nj, Wen , waving a r~rvg..,r Decker
started 70 dIsarm Mrs Nou'l. but IA lie did
80 Went LETT III pIT-Gi' ~ Marshall tH" po-
Iicemuu savs, and rushed az Tim. and DecA.r
iloor"d him viii hs club
A'tor getting n.ld Of Mr.. vents re-
v,lv"I nr,nor started 70 Ic' assistance :or
Won't. WHO was bleed TX r. m his wounds
II" found "a" door locked, b." sI,-, and Was
forced Goo climb thiuuEh uu" ~ tne pdrl'r
Windows. lie then ran Jn'. tn" street aud
hrod three shot. which brought I"tec,lve
GEORGE AjHcll and several neIgubar-. on
roturulus 20 O." NuI~c bccr"~ sHr e. :r.n I'd
that Vent had r"Cry cred .r,m is blow ard
Wa NElll CHASING N.l.tAi| uiN.s' wv IlNf -,
and -" y.lt'"uuir ugIEu Knocked hun down.
Marshall Wa holding hi~ hands ip ms ewes.
which w"r" almost -Nu'' on -lHi. On the
arrival 81 Dotrp'ly" A'W.Il the nrlCcr- took
N"ut2 20 tur polio" station IT," was bleed
INK from ~" wounds uu uI- head and Police
surgeon \HuPuf'H Wa called tu attend lam
Srrgl. Brukwifu entered VENTS nam" uu
the hlY'trr WIN Ia truthcr-Ir-law a. cotu-
piaIutr'. ana W.T. Jus, about to send him
down stair Nheu Marshall called up by t".r-
phone and sad that he would - q" cl.rlty for
VENTS Appearance III court IN TIA" morning.
Ih.- morning when the Cu-' Wa called
neither Marshall nor NeutZ u.t IA apu"ardnCe
pr y p TYLER of New Rochelle jrlrphuncd
to the Mount Vernon Police Headquarters
that NoufL vas under hi car" and hurt 80
badly that ne was confined 90 h- home. Nome
4 the parties 20 the i,ght would talk to-day.
Marshall Wa c'u'r'j 90 NE bonn" and II vas
said that Dr No. We attending him. f.
has been l"HrnH' f'Uf .." two G.. .plr- were
on good terms vt-'..iH and that tI,y druv"
~ ! .uN"r- aud -Ur'. '." day. The 'r'yhl"
hegtu after '',s D. tr."i 80 Mount Vernon
II b., supposed '. a. o.. q donI"-,l" narIr"
About It wear u.. Nr. Marshall and Mn Vent
we're both arrested ? Vow Rochelle They
were returning 'r.m % 80 me and persisted
ia driving oU - -.'f r-It.'' which had lust
been laid. after u-ur ru"d hy sor-I.
cody {" keep I'd. tY" uNs "is settled oIt OF
court
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Notes Of wall street News.

Tie Japanese Government ma sisiied
n contract with III" american Bridge COM
rlrv ter the construction Of the first large
steel buildings ever erected ia that country
At the annual mc"riug OF the stockholders
q the New Nork Produce Exchange Bank
ou Jan. 50 vote viii be taken on establishing
our cor more branch bank.
I!yarion K Chapman withdraws from
-, brokerage firm of Moore n NC.lev to-day
aud will form a new cuparin'fsllp uhd'r
mo rrm name of + Il Chapman \ Co with
ui- son. M"lvllI" u Chapman. n IN parLner
The new brokerage firm will hav" rs ottic"S
al - Broadway Nj Ihapman- member
.nru IN Moore i SCAlry has extended over
fficcu wears \ number OF YEAR az" ~"
became famous rs u Dou'u'nh'iui~ witness
l"'prr the Scnit" sugar Investigating tom,
mIff,r. Tor refusing 10 t'e'ly ne. served
% term Of thirty days IN III" luI Al washing
ton Ne Is q m"Iuher 81 the New luTk STOCK
I\rNtug.. which h. Joined on Feb -. 1919
g. g.. positively d"ri"d yesterday mat
any ~SIstWpLpp Tub" Uumpauy CousoHdd-
v.t~ on foot Nj th" prominent 'uh"
except IN" Shelby company,
.r" uoN Consolidated Ma "a" National
IuNn ,Nwrlnt Tho reports ui % new COM
G|frl'Iuu are believed to hav" arisen from
organizations fer 10" -al" Of IN" Perm" 'uh"
patent 100 THIS country
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-01

sTTDENTS learn RifLROt DING.
Cornell University Has the Cooperation Of
Thirty RaIway Companies.

Since Cornell University established hi
department Of railroad work "A few wears
ago many railroads have Indicated a willing
re.s TO cooperate as far a. possible In the
p@raotIoa' training OF the students. Al present
the shops of thirty railroads are open To the
student, of the university, and practical
features Of the course are frequent visits
aud regular vacation work on the part OF the
students IN locomotive shops.
Beginning with the next Cornell year the
main course In the department OF railroad
work will h.. open only 20 such seniors az
huyc spent a. least one entire summer vdca-
tIpn ia ID" shops OF n railroad company or IN
.nut. locomotive works. There are some
- ldsnts now at Cornell who have spent two
summers IN hard work In railroad shop,
The shops Of the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
and Of the Delaware. lACkawanHa and West
crr Railroad have opened their doors vide
To- these students d.
ON % recent trip 70 scranton . parry OF
embryo railroad men from Cornell hdi, an
unusual experience They rLrouIf"r'd \
series of wa-hnut- on thu way, and rs part OF
ri.plr training thew walked the track. helping
TO mend broken places, and pushing th"if
hqr,.arr on "A hand ear NhIle III scranton
ft,E spent two ia VS. ~ experimental STUDY
uI iii" r.ulufiou Of railroad steSi from the
ore through the finished products oil como
I Sc and car machinery aud 50 ON 10 Tie
s,.dU pie
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-01
STOCK ExCHANGE CHEERs oID isco
And the Century Of Three Is Telegraph.
Telephone and Ticker"

Three cheers aud u tiger" twice around.
were given 10y tue members Of the New York
stock Exchange at 3 O'Clock Yesterday after
noon. as a salute - the dying century and
d. making the end Of a prosperous wear
TIA" cheers wyre called for from the rpstrum
by Rudolph heppler. President Of the Ex-
change. who also mad" a short speech. lie
sad that IN" occasion was extraordinary
enough for the President 70 exercise his
privilege Of presiding and cIOsing business
on the fyChang" IN lereOn on the lest day
OF the century. this being also IN iultllmeut
OF one ~ the conditions attaching to the
glii oi n ave- made TO hin n the saturday
before Christmas
W owe q debt II gratitude 10 the dvir.
century. said Mr. kep,lpr. and NOR, par
~tIcularly 80 tn. = the telegraph, the ticker
and IA" telephone. without III" aid OF which
business never could have assumed the eN-
traurdInary proportions of the present day
Mr. koppltr ended by calling FOR the
cheers Mcpherson Kennedy. chairman OF
iur Exchange. ia attempting to use the gavpl
which had been presented To President Keep
pier broke IA" head from IN. handle. The
stNel j. " IVORY bound with gold II viii
toe repaired In time to be- utilized 10 open
tho new c.utury'- business tomorrow. This
Wa also n condition ui lis presentation. Tn.
other conditions are that IL be used 10 close
business on the day that the members leave
the present Exchange building pending
the erection OF the new building and TO open
business iu tie new building
The transactions on the New YORK stock
Exchange IN 1900. W.th comparisons with
1899. were a. follows
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STAY VI >raboard's Case

NrrroIK. Va Dec ~ argument ~ tho
demurrer Of counsel for the Soaboard Ar
I.no. 10 the -uTulrIuoutlrv hIil fled bN coGn-
-,l tor Thomas :. Ryan. Of \"w York, who
-cnt- to prevent the consolidation ~ ia"
~.Ihoard Air Lane. has been postponed
.r continuing of M" cas-" appears to md
at" mat negotiations looking toward n com
promise .~- b"IuE uIid". aud that tile sea-
board interest hI- ne initiative
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-01
To- re EQUIP the Reading Railroad

800, drc''H'- OF hoe rA,iad" pima and Road
... Railroad -r-trn have s. .'oi 'pupprupnnt"
: ~u.u"u.' .i ~grUlI~ and current "ErulIg,
', r, .WIr ~" "u'.r" system contracts
HB'" b',r. ct tor lp-fN-iivr new ruuuttt"-
lld about ..r,-' Lew car of q '"rrui vHri'',-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-01
Wine Explosion Ininr-s Two.

WUKr--B,rHr. Pa. boo p. \ heovv
explosion " ga- IN the IIuI'ruunok uuur of
NE lelgh and NHkr~- Barre toai Company
this morning 'HialN injured R'rlauIu d.
Thomas and Enp,u hr"g"r 4 feeder IEu'1"d
aud -"f llr 20 "a larg" body Of rH- IN the red
ash vein.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-01
~ More Concise Aguessuos

e. psa' E-As nsus . ~ NJ found In any medium
man that prin,sd N THv SIS Each 6sy Al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-01
si.i .aoIi In Quite, a, rhi. Port In 1900

o." collections Of tn" \"W Nork ,4s'ou
NH.-' 90 lHu Vrr" sal -lu.Il3 - ,YWpar"d
n.'u ga s'tI"d Il ls4g. q difcr'u,p m favor
u' IraI amounting ip :? T2A w.
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Plympton the wickedness OF the royal crimi-
nal. Edgar Davenport the dignity OF the pre-
late, william Norris the eccentricities OF u
willy jester. Clarence Handyside. the loyal
devotion 81 an army Captain and Marcia y an
Dresser a. the antBgonistic Princess. Thus
helped. Miss Allen was able 10 make an I'M
doubtedly successful use Of a play. which.
while II did not deserve ia good fortune.
was not bad enough To make any one very
angry AT it, forced prosperity.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-21
New Rolling Stock.
attend.

One gets some idea q fhe amount CT
rolling stock required = operate vast
system like the Southern rail way when
1t is known that that company has just
placed orders for thirty five new loco
motives, three thoutand two hundred
and Afty freight cars and forty three
passenger coaches. The locomotives
will be turned out by the Baldwin LoN
connective Works, while orders for the
passenger and freight cars are distri-
buted among various car nanufactur
ers In order to insure the early COM
pletion Of the work. For road already
so we'll equipped as the Southern rail-
way this 10 quite large order. but
this additional equipment has been
found necessary to meet their rapidly
expanding business.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-21
THE HUMANE SOCIETY.
Annual Meeting Will Be Held On May The
Twenty Eighth.

The Brunswick Humane SoOisty will
hold Its fourth annual meeting on May
'2Sth, and It IS earnestly urged that
those who have pledged themselves to
the support Of this institution should
send In their yearly dues, or what 10
owing on the amount, (s1 90 per year,
before the meeting. Although there
is NO public announcement OF what lie
beng done, scarcely a day passes with
out some report being made, some i'm
vesti CATION, or some effort for the re-
lief of suffering. Numbers Of horses,
cows and calves, have been humanely
killed to put them cut Of misery when
they were injured past saving, and
much ls bsing quietly done every day t.
The society ia seriously handicapped
from lack of funds, which should be
an incentive to these who have not
paid their dues and send them In at
ance.
Any person Wishing to join the Hum.
ane society can do so by sending theil
names to the secretary Of the society a
the Oglethorpe.
A notice will be duly sent to notify
them of their enrolment 90 members
and when their dues are payable,
Frances du Bignon,
Secretary and Treasurer, B. 81. B
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-21
ST. JUDE'S NEW MINISTER.
Rev. c. G. Bradley Arrived From Atlanta
Yesterday.

Reverend e. G.. Bradley, the new
rector Of ST.. Jude's church, has arrived
from Atlanta and will take formal
charge this morning.
Mr.. Bradley is young man, gifted
with the enthusiasm and interest In his
work which IL bound to make suo-
cess of the work he has chosen. For
the past three or four years Mr.. Brad,
ley has been $ecretary and Chaplain to
Bishop Nelson, and St, Juds's will take
on . new lease of life under it's new
rector.
The service this morning will be 1T
the usual hour. IL O'clock, and q special
program Of music will be rendered.
The evening servios will be at 30
and strangers are cordially invited to
attend.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-21
Successful Auction Sale.

Mr.. L, J. Lsavy, one Of the beet auct-
ioneers In the state, conducted the sale
at the store Of j. A. Montgomery last
night and 1t was successful in every
sence Of the word. A number of fine
wheels were sold at figures ranging
from 50 to S25, and q number of new
wheelmen will be seen on the streets
today. Another sale will be held
tomorrow night and those who want a
good bicycle for less than wholesal g
price should be present.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-21
COLONEL AACBEN
OFF FOR N[N YORK
called There ON Important
Business
A GOOD PROPOSITION MADE
President Of a Great Railroad
Company Wants to Make Arrang-
ments for an Atlantic Outlet.

oOl' e. O. Machen left last night for
New York. He goes to confer with the.
president Of the st. Louis & San Fran
cisco Road which recently bought the
K. O. 6 M.
These people want another Quilt,
from Birmingham, and Col. Macheu IA
willing they should come by way Of the
"Busy Bee Line"
Col. Machen will return hero early
next week, and will then continue his
iour OF the cities that were represented
1t the Brunswick g. Birmingham CON-
He has decided to take in %
many points as possible where he has
'een 80 cordially invited. This week hs
'tatt@d TO take In the lower route. hut
vas called of by telegram. Mr., Edwin
8robsten, president of the B. & q. CON-
IGNITION, has been making the rounds
with Colonel Machen, and he say. NO
nan eyer got more cordial reception
1t the hands of the people than Colonel
Machen is receiving. Everywhere thsy
he has to say: and socially, they vie
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-21
Bicycle Squad.

The following compose the squad
from the r hemen for the bicycle p'-
rade; s Sergeant K, o. Douglas, com-
handing, BuRler A. Elkan, Sergeant FL.
L. Calhoun, Sergeant A. 8. Jenkins.
Corporals ]. P. Hutchinson and M
Green wood, Privates E r Douglas, w
J Newman, G Hoyt, B Brantley. c
Brantiey, J M Extrowioh, ] 3 Daniel
] D Green wood and A A Lotion.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-21
De Voc Predicted II.

In DeVoe's weather map for this
month there appears the following
Inc weather this month will be
notable for more sudden changes from
warm to cold than usual, and heavy
RAINS instead of showers. Farming
operations will be somewhat retarded
thereby. 1st to h, q storm will form
over the Gulf Of Mexico, causing a
cold wave, followed by heavy rains,
IooaI Ah.- -s-s-sr4s--' a>HOv aus
move northward, causing a cold wave
over the northern states and heavy
rains near the Atlantic coast. 2lst to
24th, warmer and pleasant.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-21
THE BOONE TRIAL.
will be Held at Judge conneIy's cOur;
Tomorrow Morning.

The trial OF Professor Boone, the
hypnotist, will OCCUR at Judge Con-
noley's court at ten o'clock tomorrow
morning and it IL needless to say that
the court room will be packed with
those anxious to hear this case and see
the judge hypnotised.
1t Is rumored that Mr.. Boone will
give another performance here bul
this report has not been verified.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-21
ADDITIONAL DONATIONS.
RiAemen Receiving All Kinds of Stuff for
Their Fair.

Foil wing 10 an ad itional list of do.
nations received By the R fismep:
ia. Foster. St. Smons Mills, $40 90;
CaPt. Mills Bennett, Sob. Cassie 8,
Bronson, $500; Brown & Co., Bruus-
wick. Ga. $500; Through H. v. Ad-
derby, Armstrong. CAtor & Co., Bslti-
more, Linens; Through w. F. Door,
ninger: A. G. Becksn, Chicago. Bract =
let's; Through J. M. Hoodsnpyle ::
Wood g. SeIick, New York, $2.OO;
Through DR.. Josrgsr Savannah Groc>
cry 90. 100 Henry George cigars;
Through M. Elkan R. & G. Corset Co
Fine CORSET; Through Heller & Bro:
N. Y. Neckwear Co. 6 neckties.
Throught ]. J. Lissner: National Pa.
per Co., Atlanta $500: J. r. LUCAS &
Co., st. L 'uis, $500; G. F. Blanks Tea
d Coffee 90. st. Louis 2, 2Ib cans coffee
Colorado Milling & Elevator Co Denver
go sacks Harvest Queen -four; J. D. g.
K. 8, Christian, Richmond, l c 50 Rex
baking powder; Southern Cotton Oil
Co., 2 Gases Wesssns cooking oil: Flor
ida Soap Works, Jacksonville, l box
Rico soap; The Ottinger Go. New York
1 box soap; Anglo Swiss Cond. Milk
Co. New York, 4s cans imperial cream ;
Libby. Mcneil & Libby. Chicago, 10
pork & beans; Minot Packing Co. Me-
ohanio Fails, Me. Q cases Honey Bee
CORD; James Pyle & Sons New York IL.
pearlins.
Through ]. R. Knibb: Robe & Bro.
New York, 10. Regal bacon:
Through T. Newman: Garrett Will.
liams Co., Baltimore IS 90; Auheuser
Bush Brew. Co., St. Louis, cask Bud
wsiser beer; B. Padrosa and VIM. An
dersou, lumber for booths; VIM. Gerst
Brew. Co., Nashville, / cask Bohemien
beer; Bernheim- Rsxinger g. Co., Gin.
10. Carriers wbiskey.
a Co. Baltimore, 10 fable delicatcies;
NJ. Zimmerman, New York, 8 smoked
tongues.
Through A. Kaiser & Bro Holman
Bros. New York, % 90; Calhoun Rab-
bins & Co., New York, IS 90; Cohen,
Goldman 4 Co., New York $5 90; Louis
Meyers 6 Son, New York IS 90; Ar
mold, Constable & Co.. New York $40.
Berliner Strauss & Meyer, New York,
IL soarfs.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-21
They Were Afraid,

The residents In the vicinity OF
Urbana were very much frightened on
Friday by the rise Of the tide at the
back landing, fearing q repetition OF
their experience of two years ago.
every preparation was made for 70
moving their household goods ard
chattels when the wind subsidized and
the tide began to 60 out allaying their
fears and restoring their courage,
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-21
roads,
Ohio River Rising.

'''O' HIOIHSa
cincinnati, April 20,-Ths Oaio river
is rising, and is now above the danger
line. Old residents say tomorrow will
see record breaking rise.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-21
Colored Base Ball Club.

Brunswick will have q first class col<
ored professional base ball team this
season, aud lovers Of this sport will see
some good games, George Ponder,
Gilbert Williams and George Woods
have just signed nine men, and they
arrived last night. The 6rst game will
be played within the next few weeks.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-21
Water in Pittsburg.

Pittsburg, April 2O.-Great torrents
are flowing through the streetts Of this
city, and business has been altogether
suspended. So far. very few death.
have been reported. The river is con.
D an'ly rising, and those who live along
It's banks are seeking higher ground.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-21
Returned Last Night.

Rev. W. F. Hollingsworth returned
last night, and will occupy the pulpit OF
the Presbyterian church as usual today,
The services will be interesting, and
visitors are cordially invited to be pres,
emit,
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-21
WIND and Water Strike Many Pennsylvania Towns
and Much Damage Done
AND SEVERAL OTHER STATES SUFFER SOME AIS04
in0 Flowing In the Streets fPittSbrghA Least Halt
Dozen STAG Suffer From Snow, Wind and Water-Cauada
NJ Gets Touch the Storm Too

Plttsburg, April 20.-The town of
Carnegie, near here, was swept by a
Hood today and great loss of life is
reported. Besides the terrors OF the
rising waters mob of drunken ne g.oes
are in complete possession of the place
and with Rllthe horrors now there a riot
is looked for at any minute,
Chief OF Police Fowler, fin trying to
stop the negroes from robbing the
unfortunate citizens, killed two and
the rest of the gang threaten trouble.
The water reached the second stories
OF the houses and is still rising.
Many States Storm Swept.
Washington, April 2O.-R ports
received here from the storm which
swep; over the county today grow
WORSE every minute and when ethe
details come it ia thought that the loss
OF life will be much larger than the
hrst messages report.
The storm touched nori bern New
YORK, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Kentucky
west Virginia, and many places in
CANADA, Snow is falling in nearly all
the northern states.
Coast Storm, Too. .-.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-21
PRETTY ST. SIMON.
Editor StovaIPs Impression of The Beauti.
full Island.
By T. A. StoYall.

st. 8 mons Island is one OF the ssrono
points II the Episcopal diocese. There
are three white churches on the island
and as many ohapes for colored people
OF that denomination. The late Mr.
oooee, the rector OF Christ church gave
I hir life and fortune to build up the
church among the people. Charles Wes-
iey' himself, chaplain and missionary
AZ Frederica, did not labor more zeal
ously for the church of England than
me Key Mr. Dodge, and tbs truth il
history oompels US to say that the lat
ter has left more practical resultr A
part OF his large fortune has gone to
the support Of the parish and q part TO
the maintenance OF an Orphans home
within the fort Of Fredsries. He has
left the Imprint Of his energy and bue-
mess skill ON Sc SImon's Christ sburob
now presided over by Rev Mr. Wiup.
the friend and successor of Mr. DODGE.
nestless In grove OF life oaks. hung
with sweeping gray most, The little
graveyard Is well kept up and enioyes
its own annuity independent of the
other resources Of the parish. The hand
some memorial windsw to Mr. Dodge,
made in Munioh, Is one of the new at &
fractions Of the chapel, while the who '
place ia filed with menu N toes of we'll 4
Known members Of the congregation /
The steps Of the church are made of g
adobe taken from the chapel of ORle- '
thorpe, while the altar has q piece Of ]
wood inlaid from wesIey's deck . The ,
place lie frsgant with memories. The ,
Easter decorations were still hanging +,
above the chanoel, while the fl ,wers in
he church yard outside bloom wi.
perpetual Rnrin~ 4--e.ss ..--a---.-..-. ---
The old spanish" burying ground,
! mile away, holds the vaults of the
So glish officers and soldiers who died
uring the Spanish war OF I7AS-43. The
Inscriptions are gone, no enc can visit
be spot today with being moved to re-
'erenoe and speculation. The m. n whe
leld commissions In Oglethorpes regi-
nent belong 20 the best families of
England. They had not bought their
places with gold, but received them as
/ reward Of merit from the IL ustrious
commander himself. Many Of them
sleep there today beneath the brick
vaults just as they fell In defense Of
the GROSS of st George. 1t is not 4 little
that Mr. VIM. the present
rector of Chrjst church. Frederick. ia n
collateral relative of Charles Wesley
the sweet singer and spiritual adviser
Of the old post Of Frederick. He 10
doing o noble work on the island and is
loved by black and white alike He has
a pretty cottage In the grove at st
Simon's mill. He expects to keep up
the life work laid down two years since
by his friend, Arson Phelps Dodge,
and he hopes to sleep beneath the
Wesley oak iu the old ohzroh yard,
where his kinsman 10 said to have wept
and prayed and sung his hymns more
than century and half ago.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-21
Coast Storm, Too

storm is sweeping up the coast, and
disaster to shipping generally is feared.
All trains to this city are delayed, but
no accidents are reported On the rail-