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NEWS GATHERING IN WAR TIME.
BY A. J. CLARKE.

a parallel. During the civil war telegraph
facilities were exceedingly poor, compare
lively speaking, tolls were high and a cor
respondent in the field often announced in
few meager lines the result of a battle in
which thousands were killed. The details
of the carnage followed by mail best it
could and it was sometimes weeks after
a battle before the list of casualties was
available for the press. The demands of the
modern newspaper readers would not toll
crate such delay. What in the old days
was left to mail CORES pondence must now
adays come by cable and wire without re-
gard to its expense. This demand goes far
beyond the mere recital of bald facts. The
Imagination of the reader must be touched.
In the case of the Spanish war he must be
made to feel the soft murmur of the south
winds, to hear the long ceaseless roll of the
tropic seas and see the pictures of our great
steel warshps watching for the honor and
glory of their country. The torrid days, the
glorious tropic nights, the drenching rains.
the jungles and the palms where our heroes
were fighting must come before the eyes of
the reader. Into every narrative bits of
scenery must be woven to give it life. And
all this by cable at from 80 cents to SLIGO a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-16
During the Spanish War.

The task which the newspapers set for
themselves when the Spanish war came
was enormous, owing to the peculiar nature
of the difficulties to be surmounted to obtain
quick and efficient service from the field.
Primarily it was to be a naval war, with
the army operating when it got into action
on foreign soil. Consider only the situation
with reference to Cuba. The means of COM
munication the cable and telegraph, had to
be found in the neghboring islands of the
Caribbean. none closer than 100 miles from
the scene of action. In the Old days a few
war correspondents would have been sta
toned on the ships and others with the
troops and they would have been obliged to
rely upon such accidental means as they
could obtain for getting their reports back
to their newspapers. But such methods
would not suffice for American end-of-the-
century newspapers. Regular fiotillas of fast
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terprise it is not too much to say that the
methods pursued by the American press dur
ing the Spanish American war completely
dumfounded them. War was considered the
particular oyster of the European papers,
and war correspondence was a fine art with
them. But they were compelled to lay their
wreath of laurel down when they witnessed
what could be accomplished by American
neWspaperdom. Methods were employed
and sums spent at a rate never before
dreamed of in the philosophy of Fleet street.
For a generation the expenditure of $4,000
by the London Times for a single dispatch
reporting the victory of Mahmud over Chi
nese Gordon in the Sudan was regarded
as the extreme limit of newspaper extrava
gance in the line of war correspondence.
Yet ten times the cost of that dispatch was
exceeded by reports to American news
papers during the Spanish war, and that,
too, without exciting particular comment.
With the American press it is always the
news first, no matter what the cost, and
the pace set by the American newspapers
during the Spanish war forced the British
in the Boer war to employ the telegraph
and cable at high tolls on more liberal
scale than had ever been attempted before
in Europe.
During the Civil War.
The Spanish war in retrospect was, of
the great drama of the civil war, and the sit
uation was so different that from a news
paper standpoint it would be unjust to draw
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Nemeite Nadrid)tett.

Sie Buren, eriheinen in Der Rdbe
bon pretoria; am Samitag iiberfielen lie
bel Bronfborit Spruit Elm 9etadment
Scots @raps". 9ie 8riten perloren
9 5oote nnb 13 Sermunoete. Bronf~
borit Spruit lieet etipas ilber 40 Weer=
len Dfli6 bon pretoria an Der gilen=
babn.
Ser Safer unb bic Raiierin Gbina's
baben in peting ibren glnsua sebalten.
gm Montas oransen mastirte Rdu-
ber in Die Nationol Stof Yaro's Bant
in @ait ct. 2ouis. ST., Elm. sic
iibertpdltigten Die 4 9fa6tpd6ter.
gea1oem lie oieielben aebunoen unb
aetnebelt batten. ma6ten lie lib an Die
9lrbeit. Sic iprensten ben @elo=
l6rant mittelit 9puamit unb erbeute=
ten 5piI6en $50. 900 uno SIS, 1000 in
baarem 8eloe.
Nm W3ontaa Nadmittae tpurbe in
Springfield, O., Sobn Is. Saotler,
Superintendent uno 8eneralbetriebs=
letter Der Sprinefiilo 6ounorp Gone
panp uno Der Snoianapolis Sros &
Smith Gompanp, bon einem Ineefell-
ten Namens Sobn %. Gennep, oer
tiir5lid) entlahen tporoen mar, eri1onen.
Ser U}Oroer. Der georobt bate, aud)
nod einen anoeren Mann unbrinaen
gu pollen, befinoet iid i'm Saft.
-'gs bsiBt, bic Nepolution in gene-
Suela lei unteroriift.
gus Sena tommt Die 9ta6ridt, oaB
Der lieutenant Sbieme bonn 5. 5biirin=
9iIden Snfanterie=3 =3eelment glo. 94
ben Stuoenten Selo aus Sa(le q. e.
i'm Suea eri6ohen babe, tpdbreno er
nur lei6t bermunoet nurbe. NnlaB su
Dem Suea 9ab am Neuiobrstaee Elm
WOrttpehiel, bel Dem 9elo ben Offisier
I6wer beleioigte.
2lus gretoria tpiro beri6tet, oaR
General SegBet bon 8otba beoeutenoe
Terltartungen erbalten babe. Die gri=
ten baben III Solge oeiien ebenfaus 0er-,
ltartuneen 5uiummenge5osen.
Wdbreno elmer ,Nepioal Weeetina"
in Selmore, Putuam County. ipuroe
aeo. sSobn 5riiiel bon Sinolep plobli9
pabnIinnig uno tobiiidtig, 10 oaB er
in Die 3wanasiafe eeitedt unb nacb
Dem Srrenaipl in SoIeoo perbradt
meroen mubte.
4m Sienitaa Waittag ereiquete iid
in Der yteaaunee Wline in sReeaunee.
N'i6., Elm un9IiifsfaQ, bel Dem tpabr=
l6einli6 IL biz II Meni9sn um's
2eben 9etolnmen iino. Nm unteren
gnoe oes S6adtes ftiirste cine eteae
Elm. Wenn ii6 oies cine balbe 6tunbe
rrti6er ereignet bdtte. banu piiroen
ipabribelnllb aegen $50 Wdnner ae=
tOotet tporoen iein. Sauienoe bon Sons
nen gra itiirSten herunter.
Die pan Nmeriean Nusfelunes 60.
bat pleite gema9t uno lit Elm Ma1len-
uerpalter ernanat tporben.
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0eietaebMtaA.

Sic @sisbsebuns unieres etaatss
trat am Montaa in Columbus suium=
men uno orsanilirte lid, inoem i'm Se=
nate bic Memtsr Den S9ilotrdgern go
raters, i'm Sauie aber Den 9anolansern
0annas Sugeiduitert wuroen. Sie
Sotlhaft oes @ouoerneurs purbe ber=
leieu, uno oarauf pertaaten iib bic
8elebgeber bis ndhfen Montas.
9ie Yotidait iinoet allsemeinen Yei-
fall, neil lie einen 9iinitigen Ginan5s
ausmeis fir Den 9taat liefert uno oar=
aus erlibtli1 1T, baB cine grD0buns
Der 5taatsfeuern niAt notbmenoi9 lit.
Ser 8ouperneur befiirmortet cine Gr-
b0buna Der @teuern aus nanoeren
QueQen" als Steuern auf @runo= uno
perional=@isentbum, 10 oaB oielss bon
ben Staatslteuern befreit tperoen t6nnte
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Gbronotoeie fiir 1901.
(SChIuRl
Se5e m b ct.

X w W l.
l6. Sn Wten tolnnst es 8u grottra=
nallen.
II. Ser tapfere Surenfiibrer Rribinger
fdGlt 'bmer bermlsnoet ben 8riten in
bic Sdnoe. 8eneralpoItmeilfer
@barles @murp Gmitb tritt suriif
uno Sen~p s. Papne, 98is., mirb
iein Nmtsnalbfol9er.
90. gei 9lltenbefen finoet Elm Babn=
unfall itatt, bel ,pelbem IA Yerionen
aetOotet. mebr nod perlebt tperben.--
Der erite @7patenitid sur Weltaus=
fteauns in ct. 2ouis pirb eetbau.
FL. Marineletretdr Song senebmigt
ben Befuno Der Maioritdt bes 51leD=
gerihts. - General Wtiles miro bon
Prdlioent &ooIsuelt i6arf tpesen gr=
fldruns fur 0elpeD's @utabten 3u-
redtsemieien. = 5emperatur in Sen=
nehee unter ytull. = Sn Gene3uel1
bri6t eine &ebellion gesen prdlioent
Gaiiro aug.
%. SeutI1lano ri9tet an Neneauela
Elm ultimatum.
%. Ser Stapellauf oes Sdladtidi1es
uMillouri" sebt in Nemport Neius, 3d.,
Dor 5i1.
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Rolitii6es.
Ser gonereb lit mieber in 6ibuna

Ser gonereb lit mieoer in 5ibuna.
uniere Staassaeiebsebung trat am
Wontag in Columbus suiammen.
Sn oem Sample I'm bic Serrl6aft in
Der @elebsebung bon Ohio stpiiben ben
republitanilben 8unoesIenatoren 1ino
Die Gbren 9etbeilt. Gorater lieate in,
Senat, ndbreno gamma oas 0aus nah
ieinem WunIbe or9anilirte. Ser Rampi
NOR fharf uno bitter uno miro maDr=
ideinlid nod lanae feline Wirtungen
fublbar MAIDEN.
lllf ben Bau bes Nicarogua Canals
gu binoern, bat bic Yanamatanal=
6elelllhaft ibr geIammtes Gigentbunl
ben Der. Staten fir $40, 900, 900 an=
geboten.
Sn 6aoana bat Der Yrp3eb eeoen
Den YoIt= =9efrauoanteu Neelp uno oeNer
@enollen bssonnen.
Sic NominiItrction behouptet, gamp=
ion lei oer Sieger bpn Santiago, neil
er troB ieiner NbpeIenbeit @eI6waoer=
def 9eipeien lei. SIT oies ridtie, 10
mare McGinleD Der ei9entli6e Sieeer
bon Manila uno Santiaeo, ba er Der
Sberbefeblsbaber Der Warine uno Or
NEE mar. uno ob,peleno mar er ia
aud). ,.....
Brdiioent Gooiepelt bat Dem General
Wiles einen oerben Giiffsl ertbeilt, neil
oerlelbe erfldrte, oaB iiir i'm oas urtbeil
oes Sie9ers bon Manila in oer ShlsD
Sohtroperie moCaebeno lei. - 9lber
tuenn 5bleD bon Marine=Setretdr Gong
uno BON neioiIden Marine. OifiBiersn
in beleioisenoer WeiIe angeerilten miro.
oann bleibt Gooieuelt itumm.
Sm WsiBen Sauie in WaIbineton
bat am Neujabrstaee Der iiblide 8ra=
tulations=gmpfans itatteefunoen, mel=
der obne etDrung 9emdB Dem bonn
prdlioenten auf9eltellten Yro9ramm
Derlief uno iiber orei Stunoen oauerte.
9lm lebten 5aee oes per5lpllenen
Sabres bat uuf Der Snlel @uba Die erlts
Nationalmabl itattaeiunoen, aus pel=
der Der prdiibentibafts. .Sanbioat Der
56oeraliiten, gltraoa galma. als Sic
ger berpor9iila. 5ein @eeentanoibat.
Der Semotrat 8artolome Malo, mar
Dor Gursen 5uriifgetreten, uno iomit
mar Die Wabl ielbit peiter nicbts, ols
cine refine Gormalitdt, oa eben tein
ei9entliber Parteitampf itattfano. 0ie
Gominiitrotion in @aibineton madte
ibren @influB 5u @unlten palmas gel=
teuo. uno 0ies mar entlheioeno.
WOntasne GeBler, Der republif. Gan=
oioat fir bas gmt zines SongreB=
Heprdfentanten fur ben 7. Nep-Oorter
Siltritt, 1T nit 1914 Gtimmen Mebr-
belt iiber ieinen oemofratiI9en Gegner
gerrp Belmont semdblt noroen. Der
SiItrift bat cine oemotratilhe Melrbeii
BON 1000 Stimmen; oielelbe wuroe
aber oaourb ausael6i9t, oab Grootsr
uno Die Sammanpbanoe Belmont be-
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COuiitpu bon 3iigen TT Wetp
g)orfer 4attneI.

gietu Dort. s. San. -Sn bem giien=
bahntunnel Der Seem Dort Central 8obn
fam es apilden einem 3ug Der Nem
Sort. Netp Saben unb 9aroforo unb
einem 0arlemaug Der Seem Sort Gen=
tral gabn 5u einem oiretten 3uiam=
menltoB, bel tDel9em biele perionen
um's 2eben famen. IS mar cine log.
binterpdrtiae @ollilion, oenn Der 6ar-
lem3ug fubr 9erabe in ben lebtel Wag=
gon oes 9arbfosoau9es binein. Ser
9erannte Maggon tuuroe llmgetiilpt
unb fins fofort Geuer.
Die gollilion tru9 lib an Der gde
Der Sc. GtraBe uno parf Mbenue 3u.
Srbalo bic Runoe betannt tpurbe, Iam=
melte 1i1 cine rieiige Menibenmenae an
Gingang aum Runnel. eribmerte Die
grhebung bes Sbatbeifanoes.
go Diel man ermitteln tDnnte. linb
|28 perIontn um's 2eben aetOmmen.
Sdmtlide Qeibualne maren biz aur
llntentlihteit Derbrannt. Die meilten
paiiagiere tamen bon Reu gort uno
Jleip &oheae.
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Gus 2iDerpool wirb telesrapbii6 se=
meloet. oaB Die 9ampier ,Nlfonio"
unb nSullero @spanola" i'm bidter
Rebel, 100 Weeilen iiioli6 bon Sinis.
terre, suIammentieBen uno nit Mann
uno Waus unteraineen. 9}ur De,
Sapitdn oes v9llfonio" bra6te lih in
Sl6erbeit.
Die griten aeben ielbit gu, bab iit
lett 8eainn Der Standardization IN
5iioofrita an 3ooten uno Nermibteu
"a ,299 Mann rerlpren. Non bieIe,
Insobl muroen 19, ,430 i'm @efetbt ae=
tootet ooer itarbenou 8ertpunbuneen.
Cd, $50 Wann muBten als oienltunidbio
no6 Gnala,b 5lriifeeianot merben.
MSan 9iaubt. oaB Die 8erluite Der @ne=
ldnoer in Wirtli6tsit piel GROCER lino.
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&rattfenDerein.

tyeltern Nbeno fano bic ssabresbers
iammlung bes bieligen &ranfenbereins
itatt. Sir bas laufenOe Sa3r iuuroen
Die fol9enoen geamten ertpdblt: !: Mm.
Smibart, prdlioent !; Nnton Geibolo,
Biee=pralioeat 9r. g. 5terfi. pro-
totoa- -5etretdr s. 6. Riin3li, Ginans-
Getretdr 8. &. Minnig. Gbabmei-i
ter; Sohn 5eibolo. 9lnbretp GilgenI
uno Wm. @runber. 9ruffges ; Wm.
&otbader. 9. 3. Stonebroot ano 8arz
field Mathias, Rranfen=gDm
Wdbreno oes berHoiienen SabreS
puroen an Granfen= llnb Gterbegeloersr
ausbesahlt $4,000. GaiienbsfoRl !.
ST., 1884
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9pnb berbdrer Rdua. &i,

onberbarer Raus. gtu
septher Mm. 8. Mote aus Oelaipare
eriuhte lebtbtn ben Jriebensri9te1
8robes in Clifton, pa., i'm na9 benz
StootszIrbeitsbaus gu fenben. sd
bin gum 9rbeiten gu faul," iagte er,
pbo9 perbe t9 ba3u ee3pungen, tpenn
Sic MIDI nah benz Mrbeits6aufe FEM
ben, 10 bite i9 sic, mir einen Sermin
na9 bort auf3ubrummen." Ser Sriez
hensri4ter CAB linn atpet Sabre, unb
W}otes 9eit3t frab1te bDr Sreube. Gr
itommt aus elmer euten Tomilie, ift
aber 81 faul, feinen 2ebensunterbolt
ol berotenen. gs lit ou9 niht fein
erfter Sermtn in iener Mnitalt, 1obolb
er feine 3eit bort abgefdraubt bat,
tebrt er suriid unb eriu@t tptsber um
Iufnabme.
8lutiger Noffenfo q m p +.
gu etnem erniten 3uIommenftoBe atpiz
i9en Wetben unb G9parsen fam es
iiirgit in 9omerbtlIe, Senn. Ueebrere
bunbert @9iii1e purben obgefeuert,
bann entfloben bic Neger in bic noben
Serge. Gin Negsr blieb tobt ouf benz
Ylabe, atpst MeiBe tpurben lebensoez
fdbrltb Dertpunbet. Die urIa9e bes
bluttgen 3ufammenf ftobss tpar Die 9lnz
fteaung zines furbiesn 8remIers an Der
gtien5abn. Die 8etriebs(eitung mar
brobeno oufeeforbert tporten, ben Nez
ger 81 entlaifen, bate aber bas Ser
langen uiht beriidf6tigt. Darauf
tpnroen mebrere 96iifIe euf etnen
8abn3ug a5gefeuert llnb fpglei9 entz
itano Elm a1gemetner &f nit Slim
ten unb gaepolbern. Mili5truppe.
mubten aufgeboten tperben, linn bic linz
ruben 81 untsroriiden.
8erungIiidter SRA 6 t.
aug. Gin Jra9t3ug Der Soutb parfz
Stnte 1T neuti9 BEL Comp, &al., entz
gletit unb 300 SUB binunter in etnen
Ibgcunb geItiir5t. 2ofomptipfiibrer
Webiter 8alinser erlttt unter ben
Sriimmern ben Sob; Is 9abnleute
trugen ibtpere 8erlebungen bapon.
Der 5ra9t5ug befanb ficb ouf ob19iifz
iigem @eleife, als plDBlt9 bic 2uftz
BREMEN ben 9ienit neriagten. GO
fort tpurben Die 9anbbreuien ongez
tpenbet, bo9 mar Der 3ug nt9t mebr
on5rbalten uab touroe an elmer i6arfen
9tegung aus benz geletIe se19leubert.
Die 2ofomotibe uno bie Masgons
purben in @tiide seri6mettert. Gin
Wunber mar es, bab bic 8abnleute
nt9t Gle auf Der @telle ben Sob FAM
ben. Die 8erlebten tpurben in bas
9oipital na4 Comp gebra9t.
Gnt tlarpter Gauner. 0ie
Nep Dorter poliaei perbaftete bie5er
Sage ben 9eibenimporteur sso1epb
Goldman, Der eleidaeitis bas 9aupt
elmer ipeitperspeigten Ginbre6erbanbe
mar. Gr lieb bic 2eute tpobl NIT 8re9z
unb @temmeiien bantiren, penn es
aber an bic gertbeilung Der 8eute qinq,
nabm ct INNER ben 2Dtpenantbeil fir
li9 felbit in Nnipru4. Dtes fiibrte
|9liebli9 gu ieiner Gntlarpung. Cob
man iibernabm eetpDbnli9 bic @etoez
bes Serrains. gr sine na9
benz Srt, Der beraubt tperben iplIte,
meiItens Elm 9anbf9ub= ober @eibenz
tpaarenSgei9dft, unb ma9te baIelbft
in 9Obe BON $40 Biz $50 gintGufe.
Bel biefer 9<legenbeit iiberaeugte er fi1
papon, pb has @ef9Gft nit Mlarmz
1pparaten perieben mar, unb biente
Ipdter ieiner 8anbe aub ols WufpaFer,
oa Niemanb in benz angeiebenen Sc
einen guuner permutbet
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Hniann.

sSrau 6attie 6ouIe. bon Yerfins=
bile, Sno., 1T am Oonueritaa lebenoie
oerbrannt. Oie Srau bate petroleunl
itber ibre aleiber gel6iittet uno oiele
oann angesiinbet.
Jrl. Nlice &ooIepelt, bic dltefe Sod
ter oes pralioenten Rooieoelt, miro Die
neue Dadt oes oeutiben 3aiIers, bic
iebt in Staten Sslano. q. g., aebaut
lplrb, bel oem Stapeaauf taufen. Or.
Dan Solleben, Der neue oeutl9e got=
ldaiter. bate perl0nlih bic biesbesiia.
lide ginlaoung oes 9aiiers Wilbelm
iiberbrabt.
Sn Macon. Co., erplobirte am leb=
ten Sonneritas oer OampiteHel elmer
Sotomotiue Der Gentral Georgia @iien=
babn uno es nuroen babel flint Wdn=
ner auf Der etelle 9st6otet uno ap0lf
perlebt, brei oaoon nie es I1eint,
lebens9efdbrlib.
Die Sntorporations urtunoe fir
@arriegie's neueites $4,000, OOO=
S6entun9 fitr cine National=llnioerii
tdt in WaIdinstOn lit oaialbit seriht=
LID eingetra9en poroen.
gei elmer Goliiion bon Grabtsiigen
anf Der psnnlpluania=Sabn fauoen un=
nett Sobnstotpn bier Nngeitsllte ibren
300 nno flint wuroen iAtuer berlebt.
gei oem 3uiammenltoB a'ueier
6radt5tise auf Der Soutberu gilenbabn
bel &er, 8a.. luurOen Der 2ctomotio=
fii1rer Ballace. Der SeiSer pratber uno
Der Signalmdbter Sarris 9et0otet uno
Der 2ofonlotiofllbrer Wbatlep uno 9ei=
apr Sida lei6t berlebt.
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WuSInnh.

Sn Deuti1lano bauern bic Mrbeiter=
gntlaHunsen. bic Ssrablebunsen Der
26bne uno bic 8erminoeruug Der Mr-
beits5ett fort. Sic gr0Bts @ilenbiitte
in Shlefen bat ioeben bic 20bne ibrer
Nrbeiter um Is pro5ent berabseleBt.
Welde Notb in Berlin berribt. eebt
aus oem umltanoe berOor, oaB 100. 900
WelhnaGtsbdume peniser pertauit
Iiuuroen, a!s i'm Sabre 1900. Sic
tsaufleute baben beaonnen, bic aerin=
Isere &autftaft oes Yoltes gu fii9len.
Sngerlin bat Iid in oerepluelte
eine erI6iitternoe Tamilientragobie ab=
9eIpielt. Ser in oer Cran9enItraBe
pobnbafte ubrma6er Yleb bat feline
Gbefrau, iopie Orei ieiner Ginoer er=
ibollen uno ii6 oana ielbit 9et0otet.
NuA Der iiingIte Gnabe 1T fhwer ber=
munoet, mag ober uieOer auftommen.
pleB mar ourb oubalteroe Grantbeit
uno grbeitsloii9teit sur YerspeiiIm0
aetrieben, unO in Dem Wabn, oob er
init Den Seinen benz 6un9ertoos ent=
ae9en iebe, be0in9 er ben Dierfaaen
Woro uno Selbltmoro.
Sn Der 5taot Surabapa auf Der
Sniel SABA iollen i'm Monat Nopember
aasin iiber iiebentauieno Menl9en Der
Cholera erleeen iein.
Mebsrere 1unoeri balb berhunserte
tilrtliheSoloaten mellterten inSeprout,
Sprien, uuo perlan9teu ibre rid ltdn=
'oiae 2obnuns,
Gin trauriges gnoe bat clue Ner=
9niigun9s=Portei aefunoen, Die 4 Wit=
glieoer oes G9arlOttenbur9er Nuber,
clubs, Sieti6. 9ieiel, S9lpanot uno
pfeiier, an gteuiabrestaee auf Der
9auel peranltalteteu. Oils Die bier
iun2en 2eute biz gum ndbiten Morsen
nibt SuriifSetebrt paren, muroe Die
poliseibeb6roe in Genntnib seiebt, uno
lit oas leere Boot bel 2inomeroen i'm
90bri6 entoedt tporoen. 9ie bier Sn=
iailen baben Elm naHes 8rab III Der
6auel 9efunoen, bod bat man Der Sci.
1en nod nl6t babbaft peroen t0nnen.
Ser sreile Yrof. &uoolf Yirbom in
Berlin fat beim Nbiprinsen bon einem
elettrii6en Strabenbabnwagen erbeb=
lihe Verlebunaen erlitten.
@ianor Marconi. Der grfinoer Der
orabtloien Selegrapbie, 1T in Mons
treal, Quebec, eineetroffen. gr 1T auf
Der &eile nad Ottalpa, ,po er lih bel
Der &esieruna fir Die ibm pfferirte
9ilfe beoanfen uno nit ben Beamten
Hiifiprabe nebmen min.
Sic aaitotion sesen BEN @ertauF BON
Ddniid Wefinoien bat Die bdniIde
@egieruns in eine beitle Gage periebt.
gs berriht betrdhtlibe Meinunesper=
ibieoenbeit bariiber. tpie melt Die @tim=
muns sesen ben gertauf edit 1T uno
wie biel Gpetulanten bamit 5u tbun
baben.
gill YDbellaufen, on bellen @pibe
brei @igentbumsbeliber fanoen,
ermorbeten iiinsft in 3amisnia, @all=
3ien. IA Suoen. Sic bDlten ibre Gp=
fer aus ben 0duiern uno iteinisten lie.
Das erits Opfer mar elm jiibilher Mpbbi
u. bic lebten atuei Siioinnen. Die 0duIer
Der eSsrdeliten muroen in Brano gelteft.
Die Mnfubrer oes p6belbaufens iino
perbaitet.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-16
THE coNouERlNc AUTOMOBILE.
1t Has Come to Stay and Il Bonnd to b.
Lower in Price

IL mas Come to Stay and Il Bonnd to BE
Lower in Price.
At present automobiles are too com.
pllcated and prices are too high for
general adoption The ratio Of ma
chimes to population in the United
States, 10000 to 100000 say, that is
one to every $500 persons, does not
at first glance appear promising. but
when we consider that only three
years ago The ratio was one to 1.500.-
GO0 persons, a very different aspect
is presented; and it may be safely
concluded that with such possibilities
Il demand, the automobile mus. of
necessity, grow to meet the measure
G. its greatness. American makers
are quicker to see this opportunity than
are their foreign rivals. as is proved
by prices. Foreign machines are sold
in this country at from $500 to 500
goo, the record price, paid by veal
thy New Yorker. for a French ma
chine, while the highest priced Amer
lean machine is $4,000 and hundreds
are in use which cost their owners
from $3.50 to $500. A good horse and
wagon may be had for 5000.
and the automobile must APP
proximate this figure to be-
come popular and give the horse
some nope that at last he can quit
work and live like a gentleman. That
this may be done and still be profit
able to makers is shown in the MIS-
tory of bicycle prices, and in the fur-
Their fact that one Of the first Ameri-
can makers, with the popular idea in
view, made machines to sell at from
$500 to $500, and advanced his prices
later because he could get whatever
he asked.-From the Meaning of the
Automobile, by William j. hampton.
in Outing
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-16
Autumn Gloves.

The prescribed rule Of fashion is 10
wear quite a loose-fttipg glove on the
street and smaller size for dress
afternoon or evening.
For first wear in the autumn the
white glace kid glove leads all others
in favor. Fashion predicts that the
present vogue of white costumes for
women is to continue some time, so
that white gloves will be the proper ac-
compartment Tor them for all occa-
sions.
After white gloves, tans. modes.
beavers, states, browns, pearls and
cream are in favor in the order named.
Black, of course, is always standard.
Single-toned self-colored embroidery
rs in best taste for the backs Of gloves.
Paris points or modification Of them,
Ia the preferred design, although the
lower-priced gloves sometimes hare
just three single rows.
Three clasps appear upon some OF
the more expensive headwear. but as
a usual thing two clasps are the rrle,
Those of goodly size in white pearl are
much liked for white gloves.
Sixteen-button-length gloves, both in
suede and glace. are TO be very fash
ioE"hla this coming winter. White
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-16

Cold tea, without SOAP is good to
remove stains from vanished wood.
Parsnips, it is contended by SCENT
ists, possess almost the same virtues
claimed for sarsaparilla.
A wet cloth wrapped around milk
jar or bottle will cause the milk to re-
tain its sweetness longer.
Benzine will take out old grease
spots in the kitchen floor. Do not use
Ii when there is any light around.
Never hang mirror where the suns
rays will strike upon it. They act
on the mercury and cloud the glass.
Spots on paint which cannot be stir
red by soap and water will vanish be-
meath a rag dipped in washing soda
or ammonia.
Verdigris on brass and copper can
be removed by salt and vinegar. Wash
OFF with soap and water and polish
with whiting moistened with alcohol.
A great deal of danger from fires.
as well as many disfguring stains
upon walls and woodwork, will be pre-
vented by standing rule that none but
safety matches are to be brought into
the house.
There is nothing children love much
better than small furniture, made for
them. Little chairs they often have,
but low tables are more rare. Mothers
should "isit the kindergarten to see
how they are enjoyed.
An artistic conceit in the form of a
shade for princess lamp consists OF
three rows of slender fern leaves fash
toned from delicate green silk. Tiny
crystal pendants are attached to the
bottom row of leaves
A carafe that raay be taken apart
and cleaned is one of the latest time
saving devices. Persons who have the
old sort will inu that the inner vans
may be eleansed with solution of soda
or ammonia and plain soap and water.