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Wnriiticn

Wariitien. Gen llbraiebe Gel al
Ruriitien er mi iaa uteget aobebret at
oen er gobt fremfommeIig FOR Spare.
renoe. Ran fan fisre Iige til &oiet,
% bertha er Der fam ca. s Miruters
Sei til &ilfan Suriitbptet.
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9n CpEnSelIc.

Wp LpnnSeIic. GlettrotctnIter
Sarien | 8Gile bar opfutoet en- ny
SIags rotereuSs 0ampmaifine, iont
ban ogter ar isse 8atent pna. Camp.
maitiren bar efter ST. SaniorS Me.
ming och 6orNsL at Sen life bar no.
gen Ishpunftcr og life noBct aon.
tratrpf at ooerpinDe, boorpeo opradcS
itsrre Grponiior % iterre Nptteoirt.
ming. Ger opnooe& ca. oen Scbbelte
Strait ueo idmme Gampforbrug Deo
Sen rpe WoIftne. Sompmaiflnen Q:
prsoet | Belle meN guniti1t lloioIo.
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Rprebranbrn | arhnerp. !

sers Tribes Den 26Se Suni. Stats.
aSpofaten bar III eranifct Sc til BAN
inbienSte Gofumenter ! gnIeSutng II
aIas 6ieISmonSs SilitaneIie % ieuot
Sen tilbaae iii Golitimeiteren meS 9e.
giGrina ON, al ben Sigteoe, Sotei.
bert Sarien.W oSitm maattG o~rreite.
res, boao GER ogioa, ifeebe iooJ. Rets.
liae 5orunOerieaeIier MOO. 3am aab.
mes inoreit.
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8rpsierer stuspcnbrinf bar ifelot

"Sronobiems @~oresieapiS" al 9un.
berlanbsbaIen electric mining Spu.
bicate" erbolbt gnefoncesIion til al
Sanoe( paa SeIifobets piOtitrafte 81,
enbomme banOe peo llOifibninesiteoet
GA pe6 8ruberne. 3
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Sra Danmarf.

RsnSc SpiifSIe er AZ Gieren. fbp.
Realfolcbcitprc 2aaac / SnneerborJ.
icIgt til geItprcr. 6oritanSer Ser.
ifinS for i4,500 SIR. Sperta1elien
timber Steo itrar.
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GIbfnnS / @rne. I~orIeben 9srooa

GIbfnnb | @rue. SorIpben 9sroas
fanbt en- Wanb paa @oarScn SfieInef
/ @rue UNDER @rooning / en- 8i9mpe.
boug ct tpeeg9et SoGrb. en- Saorb.
ore, ct Sppb, ct grpne liant en- Gel
Singe o9 Safer, SbGtoet, Soono.
srer % Sppbet er bel beOoret. Cher.
bet maoIer ira Stipftet til SpiSien ca.
1 Meter; bets belle 2Gngbe err ca.
10 Reter. Dor ncele aar ftoeu
fonbtes, fortrIler "SnOlanbspoiten" /
en- &iPmpebaug pon iomme 8aart
ogiaa en- Snanbsre, Der fremoeIes b.
ror poa @aaroen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-15

Salbenfia. Gna en- 8aarS uoenfor
5rebrifsbalb bar man / oisie 1age
flnoet en- beI Del 8otumenter fra Be.
1Soe aarbunOrebe, bpiIfe inoeboIoer
abifiaigt al Snteresie for 6reorifS.
baIbs 2afalbiitorie.
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9pt firfcliet SIns. @eitprelien for
airteIig SCREENING for inbre Misiion /
aisbenbapn bill fra October uSstue ct
firtcIiet uaeblab. Der ifaI rebiaeres
al 8aitor s. $ofimeper.
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anib o. &cDplpcr.

terturingen bar nof ogian i Soerige
frpoet Wenneifelip. timber Cans i
1eIsbo reg to @or6egutter ufIor. Gcn
enc buggebe en- Snip | Inii1tet pnl
Den anNen; Oenne toger "a ircm Ell
TeboIper % ifpOer i'm Wo6itNn0er II
Sfup / 2ret, % ct / 9rpite. % ct /
Iaper. Isoen ~paafuIgte.
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9rab paa Sssbs. st. Sansuftea

9rdb paa Sssos. 81. Sansuften
reg .enbel arbeisere % sisfoIf fam.
Hler | SlnasmnaI oeN ariitians6rc
pan 9pgbs. gu @artner oeS Rauu
aarl anSerieu forisgte ot itiite dreS.
men 1T ct Slae oper Sirbin9m al en-
@iGroeitaur al Sern, iaa ban iegueos
ON, og @IoSet iprang bam no al
Creme. san blep barren til lit Siem,
hppr ban itrar efter nfgtf peo 7eSer.
1e tiIfdIStc Eager farSt. q: rireIispia
par SiernefaSieE fnuit. aiegSe bar
g War gdmmel % e~fterIaSer fla Su.
itrli OF ct IiSet Barn. 10 al Slass.
brsorene bIeu a%rreiterrt. Te er IL
og "a sar gauiIr. Gen enc bar til.
itnaet at bare ilaaet meO Seruitaure,
San bIep operflpttet til Giitrifts'
fGnsiIei.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-15
8pSsrier gblmupn

VVVVkUt NHFNHUHH W ~AINNVII
tom forieoen Tag neaet aIporligt III
Sfaoe, meloeS ira anlbora, San reo
no for at file llusbeltene, % en- al
biSie retleoe n frnftiat SIaB mob R.
bebeiteu, men ratnte ablmanu pda
Senet lea ban maaite tiereS biem ~
2Gde tiifaloes. "
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-15

Era RslSal 'friotS III ScrSnIano:
Sanftbonsbng | HsISnl Dor ! Bomlc
Iage en- SoIfefeit bnaoe for Ialsn nS
RabobpgSerne. boorira belle 8t!.
grimstog al Spge 0roe til airfen for
at heIbreeeS peo Bet forntentIi1 inoer'
9isrenSe aruiiFr. Sadr bIeo Saaer
iciret Seroeo. at 9nitor 9. III. aufer
tnIte / airfen, Ii8eiom man foranital.
teoe en- 6clfeieit noe | Oct Grsnne.
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&eitlnnnshnncn

IeitlamSsbancn. aroeers Som.
mnneitpre bepilseoe iorleoen enItem.
mig Oct paa aragrrp aommune 10.
ligneoe 8elsb 100000 aroner til
SernboneIinie arosers-Ieslepano
(SioeIinie til 8eitIanbsbanen.)
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Stntrns Stipsnoier err tiliiaaet:
Spar Worienion 1000 ar. iamt $.
adnruS, 9tlbelm aras % SborpalO
RIaDenes bpsr 1000 ar.
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3areTfst | Gnlelpen. Ct beraenif

2aTeHifet | 9nlelpen. CT beraenif
6irma isger MI at forpngte 9arefifet
/ 8ulelnen fra 8uloien % ianlargt
opouer, iom 2oren Baar, nemIia Ill
@gaafosien t SoItdnler, Ffr. @5runb.
biems aoresie". Siiferiet iiaeS aas.
rebe bortfurpagtet / Soltaaleu. Ste'
rem og Sorrig, og nItiaa itaar WeIbnS
og SIan Serreoer igien. Ran anita.
ger, Of BET pr upiit, ON Sorpdgningen
Der fomner iitnnb, So Gierne nf 9ars.
rettisheoerne boISer 8riien tenmelib
bsi pna 8runb al set rige Site. iotn
iaor bar fitnoet Steo, iipr I Melbtis
Serre0.
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annitneritipcuoier CT tilitaoet: SRA.

8nnitnerittpcnoter er tilitaaet: MA.
lerne 9th GaIitab og Irre 8ablt bel'.
boIbSpis 1900 % 1000 Ser, gile6.
bugger Wuntbe.S peuoien 1000 Ser,
Mrfiteft 6. 8erner 1900 &r., 8io.
limit s. Seioe 1900 &r., SaugerinSe
Gagmar Quno $50 Ser. SfueipiQet
Salfoan Gbriitenien 750 Sr.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-15

9sbsfalb. 6bb. fgI. 5~pIbmpstig
Sens Senrit Beer er afgaaet oas
1sSen 70 slar eanmeI.
6bo. Sorenifrioer Rorarenn Or
afgaaet peb 9sben paa lin eieroom
Sober i girser S313 anr sarrmeI.
Sbp. Stiftumtmnnb 6. 3. Mos.
feIbt er afgaaet Oeo 96ben az aIoer-
bomsioagbeS, "a aar gammel, mel
oes fra Eroubbiem. San tog afffeS
/ 1894 efterat babe p9ret Stiftamt.
mano | AZ aar.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-15
Spartebsger. "Horife Sereformlt

larer og mngiIfe Gpifrifter", beSer ct
8Rrf, Tom giifop Bang netop bar no.
gipet. Set bar ler8e p2ret fjenSt. at
Dor Iprbe @iifoo bar i1mIet paa o.
forbereSt en- rtSsope al Sen obffure
8oIteIittratur, iotn aminoeIigbeS
goar unSer Rden al Soartebsaer.
Ifriper "aftenpoitcn" @er nepee bar
mango onet. nj Ser herpeS ifuIbe fren.
fomnle ct 8erf al ct iaaonnt Smfon9
iom oct. Ser MI foreIigger / 9ioen'
ifobsieIifabets Sfriftcr. Get uosisr,
irorequet SnSIeSnir8en. life minSre
emo 76f SiSer / flor Sftno.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-15

S~fusbranb. SorIeaen Dag ubbrso
Der Sfoebrano / RprbeSen at Ssnie::.
Oct ioo til en- 8eepnoeIie 'tpgt uo, o.
man riugpoe meo airfefIofferne for al
fua 8olf inmnten. Ger ltrsmmebe en-
Wpngoe Menneifer til, % efter ibGr'
0tgt arbeioe bIep man Serre oper 81.
ben. Nan or ip9rt 9nsiteIig for
Sfogbranb mi, bu babe Sfog %
Warf er fnastsr. Ser bar life b9ret
Regn paa mango Tiger.
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Sperise 90 SinIono.

Sprrffcrne | Rissoassbniet er MI
unoerisgt al en- iasfpnbiB aomitc,
TOM euitentmig bar erfl9ret at BE life
er al nogrn getponing.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-15
TpDSfaIo.

Observation-Disclosures oriaers GRATIS. raar b, ~
rrCtiger 10 9tritr, sus Gre rsauss for an tinl,
n oft errr 10 2irter tnda brtdles ! Gent igg
itrt Ctb. TnbteistE. bstaIcs mss 5 Gents ".
Sire fc'elira mhn eItie mctfgIse aefiIiulsl
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-15
SenSridicns pcaat. Re

pt~HutluftHe CtBui. NeTIerHe II
bette Gesat er tiISeIt: 9Hge gaul
Senrifien, Songer Solfoan &ooe,
Meuiifer Omar Weaing, 9ileobusees
g.. @asmusien os 5orfatter GiIs Sol.
lett 8pgt bper 1000 ar.
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9n,ninSeitrpmmru

meget beIemret al Sano o. truer mes
i~uIbitGnSig 2ltfuius. meIoeS fra Rp.
fiebirg. "a Ssil9tter er brapnSt
poa Gn8ene, fan @ifnirsen let bereSe
Cab for 2oSseierne.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-15
50 Smaapiaer brufnct.

~ SHIauptBer urnfncf. U0rIenen
Dag bRnbte en- isrseIig llIpffe i Sp.
ItaS, g. Sbnlen, ibet TO Smaapiger,
Sulius @aaroerS 9srr, omfom uuoer
8abrtns | Stsrien. 2igene al oe
Smaa fanoteS flpoenoe ooer 8anoet.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-15
~arn @arie sib6rrns eeaata :

opre.tei al ABODE forbenD. StaiAmi'
hitter Sibbern - err blit ita6iGitet.
erndtet er paa ca. 10000 aroner "a
itat anocnses til ltrS~Critetteiie u
pGrSige lr9naeriSc | Hpaae Sosn.
iortrinspis SusmGnS, arbeibers.
gnfer og umpnSise 9srn iamt lie.
neitefolf.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-15

SBmt ISmiral. 8ontreoomirol
gsrreien % &ormonosrfoptein 4o.
"ietaoiit bIeo oen 29oe Sum- al ari9s.
retten ibemte 90 Cages iintpel arreit
og 300 arorcr / Sa9somfoitnin9er I;
@~nIeonirg at 8anierifibet GIBBS.
poI0"8 @runOitsbniug ifior oeO 2oi'
Innh.
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cponrfcoc riaIas , BARNES sOutis aeIs
K ID r ttrsHtfr. uGF Gyrfs. Stolt %
4 n N w Il Warieh, rus sl2.O Ill $500
". Ntrr. Te fsfts bar prbe Sut, qr6t GaHo % aHrrs
bChft aurebuHb. Ter HHbss tft bSbrs eltr rtasre
ScrsbuRb gtpro Iatota. Run ct buirltqt var I ~.
40 acrts 2+ MQtI fra go. ache pgfs. aft oDogrtst,
RubttqtH 10 dCTEs eIaIt - tl70 ~. aCt.
90 Nrr,s. 10 WhI ira 8autp Gltp. 5 Tail ira Iasp.
~ Wtrrs opbpritt. beblts gtaaB eduo, sl250pr. atrt,
24O WCts. I WIf fra WaaRp Stu, alt opeprtst uBb.
tnqru 20 NrtS Zlaat "a pafave. 'uda eufe. 200
arrrs EHbiaost, FrtS nab aultHa sl7O0 pr. aerr.
sac Wcrts. 800 gtrtS tHhtaaet CUTE prre St5O001
" nit ira 0GHep GItq. I gh fra Dtdrtth. RSts
uCb gpIiHg tet o. pr. atrr.
Jra sor Oataa Ct Gar naarttr Sections ~sppsrIist sdus
uNgrtst, I'll Si~2.00-st6.00 VI. arr. H1r 81.
Hall Fare Ticket fra o. III Ct pOuL Cor aarlntre
uubtrrttutHg "a Frtsttits Rrto Gusslf tier sturff Ill
MARTIN l.. REMMEN, Valley City, n. Oak.
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sat D 10,
iiIiaiss snsr ttaeis.

Huerttsfsmsster Hnssr s2HNss', sTiusiss az
faIss' % 'G'isrfpsreisf" foasf 2S Seats for % crs
for bpsr Gang % en- Seat pr. Orb for alt. Jon over
fhesT Is Crb. apsrtitisu,Htsr irS,aass ifse fer min,
en tne . GsHts, psnas mea utrasisdie r~ssetstss
ant ssfttIlnstr. Get IsHHsS "a tfs Al bog'srs 'as
nraa sumner.
~ sastsaassHIbas fsttr Is gsnis gI sinil
epo ETS gfsr IN etatL.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-15

Tiiiaias.-l60 acres / 9. Dol. /
- BET ipOpitItge SISrrs al Gulp Gpuatn,
8 Will ira BpeR SarpIo en- baip Dtl fra
SfoiehuA. s. pr. gere. fSor uRrmsre
G%ptpsniuncr tilitric 8. g., 5t9 U. @aaotiou
Str, Stpdtpn, Gal. 4518
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-15

Tttidlgs. - bnlUoelen / en- 5IOurs
x o. See6. gfgte ttIaEgs eaer I'll Sptts /
2aRo I N%iseouiiu eler MIHueiota. Sor
rGrmsre CplnsutHa beigg snsr ~tt!itriu u.
Z. Fortnn. Eriitop. BIs. 45b4
tT~gCo en- 5rutieit / u. Z. FortuRs Ipcr'
iIsiemsut ioricosu. bar Nors5jen bet fell,
ioet Der Itoo Eriitow. Miur,, titrorIior grj'
totp. IBIS 8rtoe III BAN ieuee5 a!tfad
I'll 8rfitpfp. YSis.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-15

TtHaiaS. - Ss6oelieSbus, Smsbie
X msO IlhgreuSe 8osnmaaerihop, Oct
eneite paa 5te0stl er btligt tiIidlas, ont
Sauoel fan re ItraE, oa GtereH itnl begpnoe
at fcrme. en- uomRrfet VEdo3 for en- itdRr
siuRptft Smrb. Striu I'll O. aariisn, 8rauo
Mca0Cp, RoiUer 60, gltnu. 47d3
ruifcs.-Gn ing Gnte gnTter 8taos
- iDm 6usboloerIte hos en- 5drmer, beLit
/ Y. TatOtG. Itlitrip "Ggiteu'.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-12
MORGAN
NOW ON JEKYL.
GREAT MONEY KING ARRIVED
IN BRUNSWICK YESTERDAY
AND WENT TO JEKYL.
His Special Train One of the Hand
soonest Ever Seen in
This City.

J. Pierpont Morgan, the great rail
road magnate, arrived in Brunswick
yesterday afternoon at $3.50 and left
at once for Jekyl island, where he
will spend two or three days, having
quarters at the San Souci. Besides
MI. Morgan, there were several otn-
ers in the party.
The train bearing the king of fl
nance was the handsomest ever seen
in this city. 1t consisted of four
handsome Pullman cars and one OBJ
servation coach of the New York Cen
tral and Hudson River railroad. The
train was pulled into Brunswick by
one of the new Plant System en-
gines. 1t was the largest engine ev.
er seen in this city, and attracted con
siderable attention coming down Bay
street pulling the five handsome
coaches.
The train stopped at the foot of
Mansfield street, and people at once
began to gather, and before Mr.. Nor
gan got off his car large crowd
had congregated, anxious to get
glimpse at the great railroad magnate.
who is anything but handsome, but
the fact that he has millions of those
things called dollars attracts the at
tenton of any poor man.
Mr. Morgan and mis- party walked
to the Mallory wharf. where the lit.
tie steamer "Jekyl' was in waiting
to carry them to the "home of the
millionaires, and as soon as all the
baggage was put aboard she steamed
down the bay with the distinguished
party, while many people stood on the
wharf, thinking that aboard the boat
was a man who had more money than
they could all spend in a lifetime.
1t is understood that the party will
only spend two or three days on the
island.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-12
GREEN AND GAYNOR
ARE BOTH LOCATED
AT HOTEL IN QUEBEC.
LoNesHoREMeN JOIN STRIKE.
Effort to Tie Up the Roads.

Boston, March 11.-President Ryan
of the Longsnoremen's Union has Or
dered a general strike of all the long
shoremen and oock freight handlers
in sympathy with the New York, New
Haven and Hartford men. The union
embraces $500. The freight handlers
of the Boston yards have also been or
dered to join the strike.
While the railroads, especially of
the New Haven system, the institu-
tion against which chiefly the strike
is aimed, nas thus far escaped SER
ious consequences, other business of
great magnitude has suffered.
While the freight accumulations of
one day at the various terminals could
not be stored, that of another "A hours
will cause serious congestion and add
to the difficulties of making ship
ments when the trouble is over. The
general team drivers, union members
began to leave the first thing and
at 10 o'clock it was estimated that 20
per cent of their number had gone
out The total number Of men out is
$500.
The labor forces declared themsel-
yes this morning to be in a most sat
isfactory position, backed by a large
force already involved and the pros
pect that by tomorrow even some
1000 men from the general Team
Drivers Union will have stopped
work.
The two railroads principally effect
ed by the strike-the New York, New
Haven, and Hartford and the Boston
and Albany branch of the New York
Central, by the employment of non-un-
ion men and by drawing help from
Their force in other cities say they
are able to carry on business as us
nal
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-12
PRINCE WAS CHEERED
AS THE DEUTSCHLAND
LEAVES NEW YORK.
CINCINNATI BREWERY TROUBLE
Engineers and other Emloyees Keep
it Up.

Cincinnati, March II. After the
failure of the conference last night
to adjust the differences between
the proprietors of the Cincinnati, Gov
ington and Newport and the United
workmen there were several engineers
assaulted and two of them are report
ed seriously injured. There were sew
eral acts of violence again today
AS the stationary engineers insist on
remaining under the jurisdiction of
the engineers union and refuse to
abide by the orders of the United
Workmen Engineers, all brewery
employees are the ones who are at
tackled most. New drivers and all
others who are working for the brew
cries at this time are subject to as
sault from the crowds that assemble
about the breweries.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-12
VETERANS NAME
THE DELEGATES.
HELD AN INTERESTING MEETING
AT OFFICE OF DIR. BUR-
RoUeHs YESTERDAY.
Also Eletecd All Officers of the GIynn
County Camp for the en-
suing Year.

The Glynn county Veterans held
an interesting meeting at the office
of DR.. w. B. Burroughs on Newcastle
street yesterday afternoon and trans
acted considerable business. Among
other things debates and alternates
were selected to attend the Dallas
reunion. The following were named:
Delegates-B. A. Fam, VIM. Ba-
ker, Geo. Fahm.
Alternates-W. B. Burroughs, j. A.
Butts, T. b. Feguson.
The following officers were also
eleted at the meeting:
President-W. B. Burroughs.
Secretary-Horace Dart.
For Jackson Camp, Glynn county
Veterans, the following officers were
elected for the year:
mmander-Horace Dart.
First Lieutenant. l.. Foster.
Second Lieutenant--J. II. Dilworth.
Third -Florrid.
Sponsor-Miss Lucille Butts.
1t is understood that the delegates,
alternates and sponsor will all attend
the reunion at Dallas.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-12
MRS. sHERlDoN COMING.
Will Be Here Under Auspices Of
Lyeium Association.

Will Be Here Under Auspices of
Lycium Association.
The sixth and last attraction OF the
lyceum course will be given Thursday
night OF next week, March goth. 1t
will be a muscal recital by Mrs.
Saran Mcdonald nheridon, assisted by
Miss Norrine Leicester Cochran,
reader and pianist.
Mrs. Sheridon is southern wom-
an Of charming personality, and gift
ed with voice of marvellous sweet
ness and power. In addition to care
full training in the north, she has
studied abroad, and has killed many
engagements in the north and south.
Her work is intensely friyalous mu-
sic, yet her selections are a rare
blending Of classic and popular bal
lads. Her programs please the most
cultured musical critics, and at the
same time delight those without mu-
sical education.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-12
CROWDS GATHER
At THE PIER,
FIRE ALARM WAS SOUNDED IN
THE CITY FOR THE PRINCES
BENEFIT.
Puffed Cigarette and Waved as His
as His ship Steamed Out
of the Harbor.

New York, March 1l.-Prince
Henry of Prussia, who went on board
the deutschland about l o'clock this
morning after a gala performance in
his honor at the Irving Place thea.
ater, spent a quiet morning ON the
steamship. 1t had been planned that
the prince would make several fare
we'll visits, but it was said this morn
ing he felt the need of rest and that
leavetalings would take place on the
Deutschland.
The police of Hoboken made extra
preparations to keep in order the
large crowds which gathered in the
different places around in the hope OF
seeing the prilce before the Deutsch.
land sailed
The time set for the steamer to
leave her pier was $3.50 p. M,
After breakfast Prince Henry prom
enaded the deck Of the Deutschland,
smoking cigarette, and while ne was
doing this the lifesaying drill was
sounded aboard the big freignter Pre-
toria, moored few piers aways In
twinkling after the alarm was
blown the lifeboats Were freed and
made ready for launching.
This was followed by a fire drill
and tumbling in after the alarm
was given, a dozen streams of water
pouring over the side Of the vessel.
The prince was interested in the ex.
hibition.
The prince spent all Of his last day
in America on board the Deutschland.
He received the presidents dele.
gates on board about IL o'clock and
with them Ambassador Won Holleben.,
Later the prince gave a luncheon td
the members of the party which had
accompanied him on his travels in
This country. A committee represent.
ing the New York branch of the Ma.
tional Letter Carriers Association
presented Prince Henry with a tab
let in commemoration OF the three
murdered presidents of the United
States-LincOln, Garfield, and McKin-
ley. The prince, in return, will send
the New York Letter Carriers Associa
ton his portrait and autograph.
Amid the cheers of thousands the
Deutschland cast off her cables and
sailed away at $3.50.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-12
SAY THEY'RE NOT
HIDING OUT.
BOTH HAVE BEEN GUESTS OF
THE CHATEAU FRoNTEN-
Ac SINCE SUNDAY.
say Their Names Appear Properly on
the Register and are Willing
to See Anybody.

New York, March IL Colonel
John F. Gaynor and his partner, B. D.
Greene, charged with conspiracy to de
fraud the United States government
and wanted for a hearing in Savan-
nah by the Federal authorities. are
registered at the Chauteau Frontenac
according to a Herald dispatch from
Quebec. They arrived there two days
ago and Mrs. Gaynor joined her hus-
tnnd on Monday Colonel Gaynor
IA response to questions would only
say
MY name is registered properly
at this hotel Any one having bust
ness with me will know where to
find me"
Colonel Gaynor is well known in
Quebec here he has extensive bust
ness interests.
Another Account.
Quebec, ,Marcnll-Colonel John f.
Gaynor with his wife and partner. d.
b Greene, who are stopping at the
chauteau Frontenac in this city, said
today to a reporter that he and Mr.
Greene are not here in hiding from
the ourt at Savannah, Ga.
when asked if they intended re-
turning to the United States Mr.. Gay
nor replied that they might return on
March II.
Attorney-GeneraI to Take a Hand
Washington. March 1.-THE officials
Of the department of justice viii make
every effort to secure the extradition
from Canada Of Gaynor and Green.
who are charged with completely in
tae Savannah river frauds, for which
Captain O. NJ Carter was setenced
to the penitentiary. The officials are
looking up the law and the treaty
bearing on the subject, and as soon
us this is completed will ask the state
department to take steps to secure
the extradition Of the men.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-12
DEATH OF AN AGED LADY.
Mrs. Frances E. Habersham Passed
Away Early Yesterday Morning.

Away Early Yesterday Morning.
Mrs. Frances e. Habersham, Ga
years Of age. passed away at an early
hour yesterday morning at the resi-
denoe Of her sister. Mrs. VIM. Night.
engale. Her death was caused by a
sudden attack of paralysis of the
heart
The deceased was one of the Oldest
residents of Brunswick and was the
wife of the late John B. Habersham,
who was at one time Mayor of Bruins.
wick, and one of the most prominent
men in this section of the state.
The funeral will occur this after
noon at 3 o'clock from st. Marks
Eiscopal church. The interment will
be in yak Grove cemetery.
The following gentlemen will act az
pallbearers: ]. H. Mccullough, Geo.
n Smith. j. S. NJ. Symons, Howart
waff, H. F. duBignon, j. S. Dunwody.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-12
SCALDED BY STEAM
IN AN ELECTRIC CAR.

New York, March 11-A Madison
street electric car, on which were al
most a hundred persons met with a
peculiar accident today. About 50
Of the passengers were injured, none
Of them seriously.
A new building is in course ofcon-
struction at Forty-fourtn street and
Madison avenue at which a portable
hoitting engine is used, the engine
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-12
WOMEN OUT WALKING
MEET WITH BULLETS.

Camden, N. j., March 11.-Mrs.
Lafe Gruss and Mrs Frank Gowie, of
Westmont, four miles south Of here,
were shot at 9 o'clock this morning
on the outskirts Of the town, by two
unknown men, VINO made their es-
cape.
Mrs. Gruss was instantly killed aud
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-12

Mrs. Gowie was brough> to the hos
pital here in critical condition. Ply,
sicians say her recovery is doubtful.
The husband Of the murdered WON
an, who has been separated from her
bout a week, has been arrested. Mrs.
Gowie is the wife of Frank Gowie.
prominent in Westmont and vicinity.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-12
sHARkEY AND RuALlN.
They viii Meet In London During
Coronation.

New York, March 11.-Tom Shar-
Key and Gus Rubin have reached an
agre sment with representative of the
National Sporting club OF London to
appear at that club during coronation
week and meet any heavyweight that
che organization may select, Snarkey
viii begin training at once. Rubin is
IN fine fettle, being in daily practice
with Fitzsimmons, Frank Erne Joe
Walcott and Tommy Ryan are in
tlUded in the list of American pugi-
lists who have accepted the National
.lub's invitation to appear in Lon
don.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-12
ANOTHER CARGO OF RAILS.

Schooner Van Lear Black Arrived
Yesterday From Baltimore.
The schooner Van Lear Black, laden
with steel rails and fastenings ar
rived yesterday from Baltimore.
The Black has cargo of 300 tons,
and that, together with the LOO tons
which arrived on the schooner Maryil
Monday, will be enough to keep the
B. & B. builders at work for some
time.