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Evening star., 1902-03-03
Sporting and
Athletic Sundries,

In this list will be found Punching Bags
Bowling Goods. Hunting Goods and Am
munition: Boxing Gloves Hammocks Dog
Collars, Razors. and kindred lines
Mems Boxing Gloves; worth $3.5 for set
of four-$1.5O.
Mems Boxing Gloves; worth SO per set
$500.
Single-end Punching Bags-S1.0O
Double-end Punching Bags-S1.25.
Pnnching Bag Bladders; worth 75c.-39c.
Indian Clubs. from to pounds; worth
up tn zoe. pair-29c.
Regulation Iignum Vitae Bowling Balls;
worth 81 eaeh-S1.00.
Velvet Gymnasium Trunks; worth 81
pair-50c.
Lot Croquet Sets. gaily decorated; worth
$1.5o "a set complete-S5c.
Hammccks, Some with and some without
Spreaders. Those with spreaders-69c;
without spreRders-42c.
10 and 12gauge Empty Smokeless Shells;
worth 81. % a hundred-65c. 3
10-gauge Black Powder Empty Shells; worth
zoe. bundred-3Sc.
Regulation Shell Belts; worth 81 .5o-$1 90.
Razor strops, with canvas back; worth 25c.
-10c.
Shaving Brushes-Sc.
Wade & butchers Razers: full hollow
ground: regular So grade-75c.
Wrist Machines for muscle deyeopment;
worth 5Oc.-15c.
Dog Collars: all sizes and kinds; worth up
to 81 .00-25r.
Dog Whips-25c.
Dog Leads-25c
Spalding Athletic Library: being the best
authority on all rules and regulations OF
all sorts Of games and sports: worth Zoe.
each-3c.
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Naval Orders.

Lieut.. u. T. Holmes has been detached
from the Solace and ordered home.
Paymaster e. w. Bonaffon. from the
navy yard League Island to the Illinois.
relieving paymaster NJ. M. Ramsay, who is
ordered to the Puritan, vice Passed As
sistant Paymaster w. T. Gray, relieved
and ordered home.
Chief Boatswain william Wogan, from
command of coal barge No. to the To-
neka. relieving Boatswain F. Carrali,' who
takes command OF coal barge no.
Gailmaker N Lynch, retired, died at Bal
tin,ore February %.
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DEATH DUE TO ASSAULT.
Police Investigating Case of an Un.
known Colored Man.

A colored man known as John Doe died
at Washington Asylum Hospital Saturday
morning from abscess on the BRAIN He was
sent to the hospital from the Emergency
August 10 His right name is not known at
either hospital. He maintained that he had
been struck on the head with pick while
working in railroad gang some place in
Virginia He said his home was In Prince
Georges county, Maryland. Coroner hewitt
Informed Captain Boardman, and an inves-
tigation is being made TO the mans
identity and who assaulted him.
Evening star., 1902-03-03

Oval Cabinet Mounts. size Az; worth 3dc
,lozen-1uc and 12c-
Plain and SdHrgee Mounts. size OK; Wofth
zoe. to zoe. duZen-15c.
Double Squeeze Mounts. Oval and Square;
sizes 3 1-3x3'. and 4So; worth lec- ana
15r. q dnZcn-Ic.
Auti-stirk for SQueGee boards-Sc.
Toning and Fixing Srlution-b"ttle. 'r
Anthony Developing Powders. all KINGS;
worth 25c. for package Of slX-lZc
Graduates. SOY. size-9c.: 4-oZ slZe-4c-
Rotary Trimmers: worth "ac.-3".
Rubber Paste Set and busting bfdshes'
worth from 3jr. Ia 6oc.: choice-l5'
photographic Scales; worth 5oc each-l3c.
Cfnch Clamps: each-2Jc.
Bristol Brushes worth up to 2Jc.; cholce-5c.
Walsh Masks. all sizes: per set-sc
Eastmau's Pyrogalic Developing fowders-
q for 15c.
Pfabes Hardcner for plates and papers,
worth 1Jc.-loc.
Quick pry. for plates; worth 35c.-20c.
Carbcnite II POTASSIUM, Alb. bottle worth
luc-fur 6c.
uv,iromptrr~; worth 3"e.-2oc.
Nehring's AmpliScope Lens; worth IA
set-J9c.
A B { Photographs H0oks-25c.
Standard Amplscope Lens: worth .5c-loc.
Higgins Photo Paste. lurge bottle-l2c
Large Drying Racks-l2c.
Plate Holders. To fit all cameras; size 54'-
J9c-: size 4xJ-39c.
Printing FRAMES
3I.x3ia and 3l.x4i.: worth 10c.-6c.
4N5: worth 12r--S.-
Jx1; worth 21c.-15c.
Evening star., 1902-03-03

Southern Lehigh Club: Mr.. F. c. Warman.
'93: Mr.. H. B. Evans. '93; Mr.. w. r. Boyd,
'93; Mr. Walter Jules Douglas. "a engineer
of bridges District of Columbia; Mr.. Wei
don b. Wooden, '94, Hamste cad. Md; Mr.. h.
c. Brown. '95; Mr.. Chas II. Morgan, W:
Mr. Fairfax Bayard. '96; Mr.. f. A. Perley,
Gass, '9S; Mr.. Robert Farnham jr., 89 Mr.
j. ]. Reamer 90; Mr.. j. +. Freund, 'O2.
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Credit to Lieut.. Townley.

Much Of the success of the launching of
the German emperors yacht Meteor III Is
said to have been due to the management
of Lieut.. r. Fl. Townley. U. 8. NJ. into
whose hands most of the arrangements.
including the decorations, had been placed.
BY an ingenious device the spars and
yards lying on deck as the vessel glided
Evening star., 1902-03-03

down the ways were raised as the craft
struck the water, and the flags came into
view as by magic, being broken out at
the same time. The bunting and flags In
use on the occasion were loaned by the
Navy Department.
Evening star., 1902-03-03

lided with a milk wagon owned by j. 8.
Thompson at 9th and Westminster streets
yesterday morning. The damage TO the
wagon was given as SIS. Horse slightiy IN
Jured.
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Domestic "WOndefS. ="

Repeated for Tuesday. You
have never known the equal Of
such values.
Two hundred dozen Unbleached Sheets, size
81 by 90-with deep hem We want this bar
gain to go around far possible, so we
must restrict the quantity to each = ~
buyer. Wonder bargain No. 1 at.... OONo
One hundred and fifty dozen Henlstitched
Pillow Cases. size As by 49, Well made The
material alone would cost more without the
making Wonder bargain No. 2.mN/~
each, at. .-.........''.. >/&Se
Three cases OF Ionsdale Cambria, full yard
wide: in mill ends The price Is always
l2l2c. yard, as doubtless you know. e7H/ ~
Wonder bargain No. 3 at.......... IZ2So
Five cases of Yardwide Muslin-in mill
ends and lengths from 2 to 10 yards Stand;
Fruit Of the LOOM &c. Qualities sold regu-
larly from Sc; to I2l9c. yard. Won m.3Mc
der bargain No. at.............. UaNlSo
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White Goods Values.

40-iDch Plain White Swiss. very sheer quail
';S; row @*s""' ,:''s value: r"""f 812c.
soft teXture-cffcred very II NM
special value tomorrow for. 49,. u QVIONe
100 pieces Of Chamois- finish English Leng-
cloth. worth l2iac. yard-"fered OH
special value tomorrow for. CIONo
Yard-widf fine English Nainso"k soft-.iu-
ished sort that readily brings 12i2c. G0N/
yard. Special for. Or................. >A/OG,
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Benefit Of Charity.

c. F. r. sends SO to The Star office for
the Associated Charities OF the District.
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Photographic Goods,

Mounts Of various sizes and styles,
bundled in packages of Il dozen S~
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Fishing Tackle.

Gutted Hooks. Sproat. Carlisle, Sneck Bent; !;
worth 25c. Il doZen-I3c
Manhattan Waterproof Lines: worth GOc.
per sectiOn-25c.
Linen Lines, 15 feet long: worth 25c-5c.
Brass Reels: worth 25c-15a
Trout Flies: worth sc. cache.
Luminous Flies; worth 1Oc. each-6c
Empire Spoon Baltic.
Silk Senate Lines: worth 15c-25c
Bass Flies: elch-5c
Cotton raided Lines 81 feet long-8c
Loose Hooks, OF all kinds; choice dozen
2c
Fishing Pals Cot size-39c.
Furnished SILK Lines. complete; worth Csc
loo.
Bait Boxes: worth 15r.-1c
Shot Sinkers: worth 5c.-:}c.
Cotton Lines. 20 feet long: each-1c
CUrhs, each-2c.
Evening star., 1902-03-03

Albums both for pasting aud squogce: will
hold pictures Of various sizes, worth up TO
S1.5O-50c
Anthony Tcning and Fixing Solutton-lec.
Magnesium Powder; 1-oz. package-2pc.
Hawk-pye Tripods; worth S2-S9r.
Lot Of Tripods: worth 81 each-5uc.
Eastmans Flashlight Lamps; worth $l.2S
Soc.
Eastmans Negative Albums, size 4xo-I5c.; !;
3icA3l2-5oc
Washing Boxes; worth S1.io-$1; lot worth
81 Joc.
Ruby Lamps. worth 25c.-for 12c.; another
lot worth 2Sc.-5c.
Composition Trays, size 4x5-s".
Hard Rubber Trays. size sxl0; worth ST.
2Jc: size 6l2xSI2: worth I5c.-1oc.
Tray Covers; worth 2Jc--5c.
Fixing Boxes, sizes 4x5 and SxI; worth
15c-3Jc.
Developing Claws; various sizes: each-2c.
Smiths Celluloid SqEegees, for mounting
&C.
Squegee Rollers: worth 25c.: each-3c.
Tolidol Developer, for plates and papers-loc.
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Bicycles.

Spalding Nayack Bicycles,
standard machine; fully
guaranteed; regular price,
$40.
Clipper Chainless. both Men.
models: first-class machines
and sold with the usual
guarantee.
Sterling Chainless Bicycles;
everybody knows the Ster-
ling reputation. On............
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Cameras.
Syracuse Box Cameras No. .:
take pictures 3l2x3ia; listed at IT,
Observation-Disclosures. OSe
Wizard B Cameras, with double lens, au-
tomato shutter and plate q E EM
holder; listed at s12 so. DOeOW
Cycle Golf Cameras. with rack and pinion;
automatic shutter and plate holder. with
carrying ease; size 5X7; listed at
;5 laSo-se,'o' size 4A7' listed Sd so
Gundlach Cameras. with bulb and shutter:
size SKI. listed at Slo-S600; q A RM
size 4x5. listed at s. So. ..... oOTo oOV
Bo Peep Cameras, size SKI. with Wizard
ina''f' iis'sS at SID s1s'.'... plate holder $3.50
ksSsPf sSG listed '1S .s s'Ts:e: size Ok! $3.50
Cycle Folding Cameras; two of
them: for $3.I5 and one CD 7E
Tor. oVSo " ~
rpass pe4sc,s Ge%fSns ss"si;i:n size SKI: in 5000
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Sweaters and
BicVCle Hose.

Mems Bicycle Stockings, light weight;
worth Soc. a pair-15c.
Mems Bicycle Stockings, medium weight;
worth 81 q palr-39c.
Boys Alternate-striped Jerseys; worth Soc.
-32c.
Mems All-wool Jerseys worth s.. 25-$1 90.
Mems White Gymnasium Shirts and Pants;
worth 75c. each-l9c.
Mems Bathing Shirts and Pants; worth
81 25 each-SOc.
Mems Sweaters, with striped collars; worth
81 5000.
Mems Fancy Alternate striped Jerseys;
worth 81. 98-$1.39.
Mems Fancy Sweaters; worth 81. 50-$1 80.
Boys Striped Sweaters; worth $l.Ia-49c.
Ladies' Sweaters. open at neck and tight
fitting; worth $6-$3.0O.
Evening star., 1902-03-03

Lot of Plates, odds and ends OF
dn1sn d,1sncn. MAKES anu sizes, sc.
Evening star., 1902-03-03

Eager Special Clubs, wood and iron. These
are the celebrated Mc(iregOr Clubs, and
made under this name upon special order;
regular price is S2-15c.
Canvas Caddy Bags: worth 81. .50-for 59c;
worth S1-49c.
Leather Caddy Bags, worth S5-S1bO
Musselburg Golf Balls; worth So. SO a dozen
-S219
Large Rubber Golf Tees; worth 25c.-5c.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-21
A LARGE SUIT
AGAINST CITY
DOUBLE HEADED WOMAN WANT S
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
DAMAGES.
CLAIMS THAT CITY "kNOCkED'
HER OUT OF THIS
AMOUNT.

A suit was brought against the city
yesterday in the United Stated court
for $4,000 damages by one of the
street shows which was here during
the first fair held in November, 1899.
1t will be remembered that the
double headed woman had a tent near
the entrance to the grounds. For
some reason, probably because busi-
ness was dull the manager of the
wonder" decided to remove the
great "lady" to the vacant lot be-
tween Brobston Fendig & Cos office
and the National bank The tent was
placed in position, but when the time
came for showing the marshal ap-
peared and stopped the exhibition un-
der ue fire ordinance and the man
ager was compelled to fold his tent
blanket up, his great curiosity and
leave.
Before doing so. however, the mana
ger employed Crovatt and Whitfield Of
THIS city and Walter G. Charlton of
Savannah, to represent him and a suit
for $4,000 damages was brought
against the city The papers from
the United States court, Savannah,
were served some days ago.
There is little doubt but that the
suit will amount to nothing, but it will
be interesting
The city stopped the double headed
iady's show because the officials de-
sired to stick to the fair association.
1t seems that many of the attractions
decided to remove from the fair
grounds to the cay ana the fair as
sociation appealed for relief. There
was but one way to refuse license and
that was under The FIRE ordinance, and
this was done
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-21
JUDGESH|P RACE
ON IN EARNEST
THE TWO CANDIDATES HUSTLING
AT THE COURT IN CAMDEN
COUNTY.
BOTH PARKER AND HITCH ARE
THERE AND THE INTEREST
ING RACE Is NOW ON.

ST. Marys, March 18,-Special: The
race for the judgeship of the Bruins
wick circuit started with the opening
of the Superior court in this county,
and from the present outlook it will
be warm in the extreme.
Both Judge Parker and Col. Hitch
are here, and are making warm
friends. The two candidates have met
a great many people, and there is no
telling which will carry the county.
EsTlLL is THERE.
Col. John H. Estill is here shaking
hands with his many friends. Cam
den is regarded as one of the Savan-
nahian's strongest counties.
joums today.
The Superior court which has been
in session since Monday, will adjourn
Friday Although the session has
been quite interesting. only a few
criminal cases have been tried. At
present there are only two prisoners
in the Camden county jail.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-21
STEVENS SAYS
FRUIT DAMAGED
COMMISSIONERS OF AGRICULTURE
THINKS CROP HAS BEEN
DAMAGED.
TO WHAT EXTENT NE is NOT
READY AT THIS TIME TO
STATE.

Atlanta. March 20.-Georgla's fruit
crops has been injured ay the cold
weather which prevailed Monday ad
Tuesday nights. To what extent. the
crop ahas been injured IS not yet
known, and it will be several days
before the damage can be estimated.
1t is generally believed. however, that
considerable damage has been done,
and we're just ready to bloom and
as many of the trees had budded out
many Of them had already bloomed.
While but few reports have been re
ceiyed at the department OF agrcult
ure, Commissioner O. B. Stevens is Of
the opinion that the trees have been
damaged to a large extent especially
in north Georgia Speaking of the
probable damage this morning, Mr.
Stevens said:
we have received but few reports
from throughout the state. but | fear
great damage has been done. The
trees that had already bloomed will
not suffer as much as the ones which
were just budding | am fearful Of
the result in north Georgia as the
weather was even colder there than it
was here Owing to the warm wealth
er which had preceded the sudden
change in the temperature many OF the
trees had budded out considerably
around Atlanta and in north Georgia
and | think that these have been bad
ly damaged. The trees that were al
ready in bloom will not be injured to
any great extent as they We're better
prepared for cold weather than the
ones which We're just budding cut. We
are hoping, however, that the damage
will not be as great as expected"
The repors from the weather bu-
reau today are to the effect that
warmer Weather Is expected tonight
and tomorrow In this event the Ell
feet the cold weather had on the trees
can be told.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-21
Santos Dumont Coming.

Paris. March 20.-Santos Dumont
today accepted an invitation from the
officials OF the st. Louis exposition to
go to St Louis, there to assist the
authorities in the orgalzation of the
proposed balloon contests and select
a site on which to erect a balloon
shed for himself. The aeronaut will
sail for New York on the steamer
Deutschland on april 4. He will not
take a balloon with him.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-21
JUDGE IS WILLING TO FIGHT.
Offers to Leave the Bench to Whir
lnsoIent Negro Prisoner.


lnsolent Negro Prisoner
Charlotte N c.. March 20-The
city court was unusually lively at yes
terday's session. and IN the course of
the proceedings Recorder Shannon
hous found it necessary to threaten to
thrash negro defendant and told a
white man that he had heard that he
had been making threats against him
and that if the man ever came toward
him while intoxicated he would shoot
him
The first instance occurred in con
nection with a case OF cagrancy. Mish
Brown, wen know negro character.
was up again after having been off the
chaingang only a short time. The re.
corder asked him if he had anything
to say with regard to the charge
against him. The negro replied that
he wanted him to send him ont to the
chaingang as quick as possible The
recorder gave him 200 days and when
the prisoner made some rather inso-
lent comment upon the sentence, the
occupant Of the bench told him he
would make personal matter of the
case adjourn court and thrash him
The other event was in connection
with a lecture which the recorder gave
white man it appears who had been
chargd wtn making threats against
the official The man was told that
the justice was not afraid Of him
when sober but il he should attack
him when drunk, that he would get
shot
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-21
GOLDEN RULE, JONES ILL.
Mayor of Toledo Delivered Too Many
Lectures and is Sick.

Los Angeles, Cal. March 20
Mayor Sam Jones os Toledo. o.. is
still very seriously sick His friends
and physicians are greatly alarmed
over his condition.
He came to Long Beach and the
coast for rest and recreation, but he
has persisted in lecturing and travel
ing until now he has become utterly
Frustrated. N. p Nelson, the st.
Louis manufacturer, who is here with
him, has cancelled al his lecture dates
and preparations are being made to
secure for the Golden Rule" mayor
that rest and quiet absolutely neces-
sary to his recovery.
No date is set for his return east.
al depending on his condition
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-21
THE PEOPLE ARE ANGRY.
Because the Wesley Oak at Thunder
bolt Was Cut Down.

Savannah, March 20.-The Method
lists of Savannah and some of the
property owners of Thunderbolt' near
this city, are much exercised over the
telling OF the Wesley oak at Thunder
holt. The oak was famous because
Charles Wesley had preached under it
unon his visit to Georgia. Mrs. Ban
non, VINO claims to own the ground
upon which the tree stood, says she
gave permission TO have 1T trimmed
but not relied The railroad people
declare that Mrs Cannon mad no right
to claim ownership of the tree. They
say the trunk was rotten and that It
split during the trimming process and
nad to be cut down.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-21
MAY LAST FOR LIFETIME.
Nugent Says He Paid Out $t4,4oo, but
Has No Receipts

tldS mo heCclpt
Louisville, March 20-Llte impri8-
onment for debt is in prospect for W
T. Nugent, a member of the bankrupt
dry goods firm Of f. H. Nugent &
Co. unless he can produce $1440O,
which he and his friends say is not
in his possession.
When the house, which was one of
the Oldest in the city. failed two
years ago, it was charged that before
the assignment was made w. T. Nu-
gent, son Of the proprietor, had dis
posed Of large part of the stock to
other houses for $l4,400 This mon
ey did not figure in the assignment
but Nugent asserted that 1t had been
spent in payment Of his fathers debts
He, however produced no receipts.
At the instance of creditors the son
was tried in the Federal court. Judge
Evans ruled that he must pay over
the money OF go to Jail for contempt
Of court until he did. Attorneys for
Nugent got him out on $4,000 bond
pending an appeal. The circuit court
OF appeals reversed Judge Evans de-
cislon but the supreme court of the
United States sustained him. Nugent
then made plea for a new hearing
which is now denied.
Inc argument for the defendant was
that to put him in fafl meant virtual
Iy Imprisonment for debt.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-21

experience in Ocmulgee boats some
time ago, and they paid something for
It, too. 1t is said here that the mer-
chants of Macon and along the Ocmul-
gee river only want a boat line to
bring the railroads to time on rates
and when this is accomplished they
have no more use for the boat line.
However, the line can do Brunswick
no harm, and the News would like to
sec the experiment tried again-witb
Macon money though.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-21
TO BE SOLD MONDAY.
Smith Shoe Stock To Be Disposed

The stock of shoes, gents furnish
ing goods etc, Of j. A. Smith will
be sold next Monday March "a.
Following is the notice of C. w.
Deming, trustee
Persuant to an order granted by
the Hon. Emory Speer Judge of the
District Court Of the United States
for the Southern District of Georgia
exercising bankruptcy Jurisdiction.
and as well to an order of te Hon. A.
D. Crovatt, Referee in Bankruptcy.
there will be sold on the 24th day OF
March, 1902, in Brunswick, Ga, and at
No. 214 Newcastle street, in said city.
all the stock and assets Of J. A. Smith.
bankrupt, now in my possession ex.
cept such parts and parcels of said
stock as have been already identified
and claimed by parties at interest, or
may be identified and claimed accord.
ing to law before the time of the sale,
Said sale to be reported to the court,
and is made subject to confirmation
by the court A complete inventory OF
the part OF the stock to be sold can be
seen upon application to the under
signed; and said property may be
viewed by any prospective purchaser
before the sale, upon application to
the undersigned.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-21
HORRIBLE DEATH
OF ALITTLE GIRL
THE FIVE YEAR OLD DAUGHTER
OF MR. AND MRS. FRlLBERT
BURNED TO DEATH.
THERE is GLOOM AND SORROW
IN THE LITTLE SETTLEMENT
OF GERMANS.

The German colony, situated a few
miles from the city. IS in gloom today
and fond mother and father are
heartbroken.
The little fye-year-old daughter OF
Mr., and Mrs. Frielbert was horribly
burned. and died Wednesday. The
little girl was playing with box OF
matches when her clothing was ignited
and before assistance could reach her
she was horribly burned and died a
short while afterwards
The body OF the unfortunate little
girl was tenderly laid to rest in the
Colony cemetery yesterday morning
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-21
Will Not Return.

London, March 20.-A1though it is
said in official circles here, cables the
Madrid correspondent OF the Daily
Mail, that Bellamy Storer, United
States minister to SPAN, who has left
for America on account of the failure
Of the negotiations for a treaty Of
friendship, will come back in six
months, the general impression is that
the minister win not return to Spain.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-21
Lynched in Louisiana.

Natehez., Miss. March 20.--John
Woodward, the negro murderer of
Len Calvitt, a planter at Union
Point was lynched yesterday morning
in Vidalia, La. The negro had stolen
some cotton from Calyitt He prom
ised Mr. Calyitt to make restitution If
the latter would go to his (Wood-
ward's1 house Mr. Calvit did so,
when the negro shot him dead.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-21

New York, Marc 20.-The body Of
Jonathan Boyce, te millionaire lumber
merchant Of Essexyille, Mich. will be
shipped to the United States for bur
ial says q London dispatch to the
American and Journal.
High Waters subsiding.
Information received in the city yes
terday through various lines Of rail
roads was to the effect that the wa
ters are subsiding and that the breaks
on one or two Of the lines are being
repaired as rapidly as possible.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-21
Assiqned to Denver,

Washington, March 20-By direc
ton Of the president, Major General
Macarthur was today assigned the
commander Of the department of the
lakes, with headquarters at Chicago
Brigadier General Frederick Fhstor
to command the department of Colo
RADIO, with headquarters at Denver
and Brigadier General William A.
Robbie to command the department OF
Dakota. at St. Paul.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-21
WAS WARMLY CONGRATULATED
Friends of Col. C. p. Goodyear De
lighted

The dispatch published in the News
yesterday stating that the bill appro-
priating $4,000, balance due Col c.
2. Goodyear. caused general satisfac-
ton, and the friends of the popular
contractor were profuse in their con
gratulatIons
1t is a simple act of Justice to the
industry Of man who knows but one
Interest. and who wor8nips but one
ambition viz. to secure for Bruins
wick what she was by nature entitled
to-the queen seaport of the South
Atlantic All citizens are congratu-
lating Col. Goodyear on the TACT that
justice has at last been done, and they
only regret that the amount is not
larger.