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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-16

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No. 10 East 8. Street, New YoFk, .. U
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4 brilliant reception was rendered
the Hon. lonn {. Dancy of North
aro ma the new Recorder of Deeds
Jr the District of ulumhia. by the
,llied ChuICh Of the A. NJ Z. Zien
OuneCuon IN the city a, the Metro
Jolitan A. NJ. Z. Zion, ID street, $ W.
"a fact his admirers last night were not
confined TO the Zion connection of
y Inch Mr.. Dancy is a leading men,
Der. but all creeds turned out to
honor the new Recorder, gayly dressed
Ia dies aHd men were out in their sunday
clothes TO welcome Mr. Eancy, and
bid him god speed in his neW posi-
ton rendered him by the President,
without his solicitation. Men promin-
ent IN church and state affairs oCCu-
ped seats IN the pulpit, and the splen
diu choir which showed in its zenith. re
ndeTed some of the choicest music that
one ever listened to. Mr. DanCey in his
most happy mood thanked the people
for the reception, and the honor paid
him by his race, and declared that he
had always tried 10 do that which,
seemed in his judgement, to be for the
best interest of his race, and that what
ever occurred in the great mutation Of
life. Iohn Dancy would be found in
The front battling for his people. His
remarks evoked great and tumulous
applause. At the conclusion of the very
interesting exercises he was escorted
10 The lecture room where a splendid
repast was served by The committee
OF ladies and gentlemen especially
appointed.
John c. DanCy was horn in North
Car olina forty three years ago was edit
Gated in the free schools of that stale,
and was one Of the foremost teachers
and lecturers of the south, naturally
a gifted speaker. The politicians we're
aOt slow to avail themselves of his
services in their political battles for
! epublican principles in the old North
State. No state ConV -ntlon was held
in North Carolina without the presence
of Iohn Dancy, and for twenty years
he has been selected by the epublican
stale committee as a CanvaSSer for thS
state al large. His political 81 eeches
in that state duIlng the hoI struggles
through which he passed is said TO be
the best that evei were delivered in the
state oy Whlte or ColoIsd. His poll
~
his state alone. but he has spoken in
all of the New England and half of the
Western States. Two yea ago dur
ing the fierce national conflict, he was
sent to West Virginia, where he deliv-
cred some of the ablsst speeches the
people of West Virginia ever heard.
, rhe Mountain Eagle of Zion as he is
called. has won his place in the front
. rank of race leaders by his own hard
and faithful service to the church and
the republican party, Mr.. Dancy will
make an able Recorder OF Deeds,
whose amiable virtures will reflect
credit upon the race.
The reception was under the auspices
of the following cOmmittee: Revs.
w. H. Snowden. Logan Johnson,
Iohn N Abby, B. BoIding R. ;.
REEVES and K. !. Daniels.
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COLONEL HAD A JAG.
One of Former Jockey Withers' Ex-
periences on the Track.
His Mount Was 500 to 1, Had Beat +o
His Credit, hut Trainer Was
Over-AnxiOus and Got Him
Dead Drunk

George Withers, who was al one time
one of the leading jockeys of the coun-
try, and is now in charge of Joe Yea
gers breeding farm at Atlantic, Ia.
called at the Cincinnati Commercial
Tribune office before leaving for the
west.
The conversation drifted to the time
when he was in the saddle, and he was
asked if he had ever ridden a doped
horse.
Dope" said Withers, "was an un.
known quantity in my time, but l did
ride a drunken horse once, and il was
a funny, and, must say, expensive ex-
perience for me.
1T happened in the sos. l was wired
TO come to Pimlico. as the race track
near Baltimore was called, TO ride a
horse by the name of Bob Cook, which
was owned by George NJ. Rye. Rye was
one of the characters of the turf at
that time, and Bob Cook was a pretty
fair sort of a horse. | missed train
connections and arrived toolate 10 ride
the horse for the particular race that
was wanted for. But I picked up
a mount on a horse called Col. Clark,
that was entered in heat race. Burch
was an overwhelming favorite for the
race, and my mount was a 100-to-1
shot. The Dwyer brothers had horse
in the race by the name of Bradford,
and he was ridden by Jimmy McLaugh-
lin.
'Well, we went to the post for the
first heat and Burch got a running
start. and I just trailed along with the
Colonel. Right in front of me was Nc
Laughlin with the Dwyer trick. AS
we neared the stretch / thought I
would feel my horse out, and the way
he closed up surprised me. McLaugh-
lin let out a link on his, too. but from
what 1 saw I felt that l held him safe.
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Burch won the heat, and Col. Clark
finished in the bunch.
'Then the Dwyers cut loose and bet
a world of money on Bradford to win
the race. sent for Rye and told
him.
"He went away, and in a short time
returned and said: George, if you win
this race you will have more money
than you ever dreamed about. and we
will take a trip around the world
Back to the post we went and were
off in a jiffy, and. in driving finish
l landed Colonel Clark neck in front
of Bradford.
''Then there were all kinds of excite
ment and about the worst one of the
lot was Rye. He rushed to where the
horse was being cooled out and asked
the trainer how he was doing, and was
told that a bottle of whisky was need
ed. RIVE rushed to the bar and yelled
for the finest whisky in the house. and
received a quart bottle of booze that
was strong enough to kill half dozen
men. They poured it down the horses S
throat. and in few moments he was
being saddled for the deciding heat.
Then came the fun. The horse had
the funniest kind of look on his face
and he reared and kicked so that it was
with great difficulty that l got in the
saddle.
Finally we got him out on the track
and then he didn't want to go to the
post. They pulled and tugged at him
so he finally got 10 the starting point.
When he got there he just leaned
against the fence like tired man and
wouldn't move.
STARTER Caldwell roared at me like
a maddened bull: What's the matter
with you, Withers? Get that horse to
going
-. Pm doing my best / replied.
The Washington bee., 1902-02-08
THE NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE 60

ORANGE, MASS.
= Union So. N. Y, Chicago, Ill, Atlanta, Ca,
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Foa sALE HY
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BITS OF SCIENCE.

h, wasp ana the hy are irrecon-
he enemies. The presence OF a
ss7s nest is & guarantee to the
De neighborhOod of the absence
flies.
product of the heretofore unPro-
tive deserts of Utah is a kind of
z.srme.on which is picked in Oc-
sr The melon ripeus after it is
lied.
An alr-c00ling system on a vast
be is to be tried at the st. Louis
POSITION. Great fans viii bring
~ d current of cold air from a
.t of 500 feet above the earth
pour it over the grounds on hot
s h.i Wilbur c. Knight. of the state
q rs.ty of Wyoming is engaged
putting together pieces of a sea
peat which DE discovered in 1895.
be animal Wa Cd feet long and is
pc Of the most valuable specimens
Ts, captured.
To see Object. al "a distance of 100
lies tis OBSERVER must be standing
a height of 5.6G1 feet above the
'5. O! tle SEA. The rule is that the
stance ID niles at which an object
The earth's surface may be seen
elaa. to the square root of one
bali times the height of the
server IN feet above sea level. al
vance being made for the effect
atmospheric refraction.
Pf't AcEeldrick, in his presiden-
address to the physiology section
Hs British associa ion. in Septem-
remarked that the smallest par
s o. matter that can he seen with
Present microscopes IS between
.li--andr d-thoISandrh and
7-'--hl-arec-.hOusandth of an
diameter The diffraction of
P d. The microscope forbids the
@,...'J of seeing stiu smaller OBJ
H. let the living spores studied
Pay@ologists are sometimes.
,,l'.! even smaller in size than
most minute particle that the
Pe''e't microscope can show.
=, Stars which are called fixed
y are properly so described.
10 not change their relative
@ aPPTeeiabIy even in the long
F'''lS Of time with which his
--s 10 deal Take. for instance,
WA Stars which form the belt
,..'-' That constellation which
F'Ca'y the glory of our winter
~. l-sre is no doubt that the
positions Of these twin stars,
Positions relative to other
\. ,,,, H. Tue Vicinity, were just the
~ years ago as they are to.
D.. ''' at least as the general
-. ,5 OF the constellation is
The Washington bee., 1902-02-08

college, Greenwich, England, and in
1884 he was transferred 10 the con-
struction corps of the navy.
In 1890 he designed the battleships
Oregon, Indiana and Massachusetts,
and then resigned from the navy to be-
come superintendent constructor OF
the Cramps shipyard, Philadelphia.
In 1893 he left there and on bis own
account started the Crescent shipyard
at Eliza beth, n. j., where he has built
100 vessels in six years, among others
the torpedo boat Holland and the
monitor Florida. In 1898 he was ap-
pointed president of the East river
bridge commission by Mayor Van
Wyck. He is consulting engineer Of
the Cramp Shipbuilding company,
Philadelphia; president of the Inter
national Smokeless Powder & Dyna-
mite company, United States Long
Distance Automobile company, Oar
bon Axle company; trustee Of Webb's
academy and home for snipbuilders,
The Washington bee., 1902-02-08
TAMMANY'S NEW HEAD.
Lewis Nixon Elected to Succeed
Croker as Chairman of the FL
nance Committee.

Lewis Nixon has for some little time
been looked upon as the strongest and
most virile of the younger men of Tam
many Hall. As a man of affairs he
stands in the forefront in the business
community.
He was born at Leesburg, Va, April
z, 1861, and received his early educa-
tion in the schools of that town. In
1878 he was appointed a midshipman
and in 1882 he graduated from the
United States naval academy at the
head of his class. He was sent by the
navy department to the royal naval
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ouncn OF money L would have Iandad
II they had put half water in that hot
tie instead of full quart of bipb-nroot
booze. got considerable as If was
and Rye got on an awful tear and o. o.
most died after being sick long wbils
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....,..,sr uorten of Georg a
i-ro' ..r'. .r-eizd by a white d-"o-
s1' M r,,,r the city in a few days.
-unor that a pretty wed
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llJrl II, and { streets. southwest
/ r Newman. leader Of the
.,'I,, of The Metropolitan A.
7@., burch IS rendering some
T.. L.' rl,.c which IS very much
s,.ca,e4
I'm. Moss of Danvill~, Va.
',. NV " . ,nortly and conducted
] ,'' ..l had s. converts. He
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.':- ! :,,..t Baptist Church H. IS the
H., of ..rs. I,lah Lewis.
PR. Homer Who was admitted
:. ..t,,,auz ~ lue ago has .associa ted
1. 5.m Mr., James H. om'h. Mr..
-,.,,. . mrrtng with success IN his
! y, '1,of~ssIon. Mr. SmIun as IT Is
gr..n.s a FIRST class CIVIL l. wyer
! ,5-r. is no doubt OF their su' cess.
The Washington bee., 1902-02-08
Cabs with Three wha.,

Ihree-"heeled cabs have appeared
IN London. The third wheel is located
IN front of the passenger. and is 70
save him from accident if The horse
The Washington bee., 1902-02-08

> Harvey Secor IS member OF the
Mount Orange Methodist church and
leader of the Epworth league He is
an exemplary young man and abhors
cigarettes.
The Washington bee., 1902-02-08
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'iVPLE AND EVENTS.

"a, -'", OF New York, refuses to
4 a...' marriage ceremony, say
j. ~..o 90 so would take up time
l,sr e. DE spent TO much greater
Sits IT,.
.,,,.5 %'a.>'er Wu Ting Fang gave
b. , - Tie ransom of Miss Ellen
T. '.-7r Ihinaman gave $I2,O 900
,..--essQTSbip at Columbia
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-25
MARcoNrs SUCCESS.


The wonderful Marconi system of
pirelegs gtegrahy ms been 50 far
Ipersgted that itz diacoyeser announc-
Eed the world % sunday that it was
a success.
Marconi Is young Italian who has
devoted bis life to investigating and
perfectng a system for sending cleo
trical currents on etheric waves across
great distances. In the resent expert
ment he has sent messages from Cape
Breton, Canada. to Go nwaIi, ng, a
distance Of 1900 miles across the At
lantc ocean.
The principle on which Marconi-
grams are sent is this: A machine
to generate electric currents is put to
work and when great energy is stored
an electic spark a foot long is permit
ted to escape. The receiving instru-
ment al he other end has to be prop
eriy attuned 10 receive the message.
m The messages transmitted by
ocean steamships to each other the
electric sparks which generate the
etheric waves is comparatively small
with that used for crossing the ocean.
In the successful experiments at
Cape Breton forty horse POWER en-
, CINE was uoed to generate the electric
current and twenty times the waves
formins u letter 's we're sent over
the ocean
Truly tAis is wonderful age in
which we are living. And this is only
The early part Of the twentieth centu-
~ We are on the verge Of still great
er wonders.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-25
HOLLY AND MlsTLEroE.


The nsing Or holly and mistietoe
during the Christmas season is Of
great antiquity. For many centuries
holly has been used in England Il
decorative purposes. Being an ever
green and It's redberries delightIng ths
eye # has become associated with
Christmas.
rhe mistletoo was held In rever
fence bs The Druids, II found growinf
on their sacred tree The robus was
their sacred tree and whatever was
found gowiug on it they regarded as
sent from Heaven as the mark Of a
tree chosen by God. Such cases Of
parasitism were rare, and when they
occurred attracted much attention, par
ticuiarly ON the sixth day of the
moon, when their months ant years
began They called it "oumia sanau-
tour. meaning ~aIl heal
Priests clothed in white robes as
eended the tree and cut the mistletoe
with golden hooks and it was caught
ID q white mantle. Then they sIe.,
The Victims 10 he sacrificed, praying
God TO bless their gift
The mistletoo figures also in Scan
dmayian legend, as having furnished
,he material OF the arrow with which
aaldur, the sungod, was slain by e-e
Dnud sod lloder.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-25
ANNOUNCEMENT.

This is Christmas day the most glo
riaus Of all days in the Christian cal
sndar an occasion when we should
sather in our places Of worship aud
sena ourselves 70 His service.
We wish our reades a very merry
Cuisines and happy and prosperous
New Year aud in order that the
News employees may have an oportu
iss g enjoy the day as they mas
elect. no paper win be issued from
sass office tomorrow Friday morning
Again We wish you all Merr,
cAristmaa
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-25
Medicines.
cautIonl

This is gene,e word But when
you tninA now liable you are no, to
purchase for 75c the only remedy 49,
versany known, and remedy chat ha
had the largest sale Of aHy medicine
n the world since 1868 FOR the enre
and treatment ot Consumption ana
Throat and Lun Troubles all taesr
years without losing its popularity Al
these years you viii be thankful We
called your attention 10 Boschees Ger
man Syrup There are any orainatf
c ugh remedies made by druggist
and others thal are cap and gaea
for light colds perhaps hHt for sev
Colds, Bronchitis, Group and espec
ally for Consur ptions waere there IS
dufficult expectoration ana coughing
during the nights and mornings. there
is nothing like German Syrup Sold
by all druggists il the ciylizeu wC la.
G. C. GREhN Woodbury.. N J.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-25

.Biilousness and liver disorders at this
season may be prevented by cleansing
The system With DeWitts Little Early
kisers. These famous little pills do
not grippe. They move the bowels gen
uy. but copiously, and by reason oil
the tonic properties. give tone and
strength to the glands.
Joergers Pharmacy, w. J.. Butts.
smiths Pharmacy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-25

HINTS ON FALL FASHIONS.
are numerous In this display OF new
MILLINERY
Fiat Hats and Turbans win be tue
prevailing mode, aecardiu gto Paris
and Paris sets the fashions
The materials in these hats ars
those most highly favored
Designed by artists and developed
by milliners of SIKH, and taste they
are really beautiful and sefeiceaDle
models.
Taere's excellent values at all
prices.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-25

sTOLEN-F From Long Island one
roam stallion. Texas stock. About 3
years old. One bay mare same age
Wen set, black tail and name. i will
pay reward Of $4,000 for return OF
same or Information which will lead
90 their recovery. Address John Cur.
RE. St iimons Island Ga.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-25

There is stil some talk about how
much Colonel Bryan gave to the popu-
list campaign fund and how much 10
the democratic What's the use The
money was all spent long ago. and a
new set of contentious has come up.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-25

The greatest annoyance about this
Venezuelan trouble is that there are
no royal Christmas guests at the new
palacelike Whie Housed
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-25

We had hoped not but from present
indications ii looks like Mayor Eman.
uel vii have large crowd at his next
regular matinee.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-25
3. Z 8. RaIIroad cheap Rates.

Come 70 brunswick ana spend youl
Christmas and 4New Years. For the
ABOVE occasions the brunswick ana
birmingham RAILROAD will sell rounu
eup uchots at the law rates. VIII also
sen excursion tickets at very low rates
between all points, tickets Will be
sold on DecemoeI -, "A, 20. 30, 81,
lsU2, ana January /, 1903. Good re
cunning until January 3 Final limit
January s. 1905 FOR tickets and tull
tnfog nation call on b. and b. agents.
BENZ. j. FORD,
General Agent Brunswick. Ga.
Al AacDuFFlh,
Traffic Manager. brunswick, Ga.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-25

FOR SALE. Bakery. Best estab-
lished place in the city. Trade from
$40 to SIS daily. Rent reasonable.
Good csnce Tor any one Good rea-
son e selling. ADDRESS or cal at
City Bakery Brunswick, Ga.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-25
A Genuine Rarnaln.

| have For Sale at Plulcanvine one
2-story house. Store and kitchen on
hrst door. and sleeping rooms up
stairs, Lot 60x100. Rents for $500
per month. House in good condition.
Apply to b Il. Daniels. 302 Glouees.
ter street. Cheap for cash or win sell
ON reasonable time.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-25

The Washington Post says later
on the automobile manufacturers may
ask that a cabinet office be created
Tor their special benefit Nll he
be called the seorchcer general Of lie
United States?
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-25

viii sen sou a bottle OF Ciaret Tor
30 cents equal to any you pay IS cents
a bottle Tor Don't tail to provide for
thae holidays Sig. Levisons $40 Bay
street Telephone 100
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-25
rNnearltar lieaaouarts ).

DO sou wish to bug, sell or rent a
G,achine Of any iescription7 Yea
viii ind it TO your interest to call on
ne. Can sell you q typewriter at
sucn q price and on suca terms that
you viii not miss the money.
c. II JEWETT.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-25
LONG FELT NEED FILLED.
Brunswick Now Has a First Glass Fish
and OYSTER House.

and oyster House.
ThurIow & Johnson, two enterpris-
ing newcomers, have opened first
class fish and oyster house in the
Matthews building next to the corner
or Monk and Grant streets. ana they
intend to keep an establishment drst
class in every respect
Brunswick has needed place Of this
kind and the people should show their
appreciation by Literally patfonizing
the new firm. II
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-25
ptjalIsHERs NOTICE

rho News Publishing Company de-
sirea It to be distinctly understood that
an legal advertisements must be paid
for Ia advance We cannot afford to
svota our space to such advertise.
menta and walt o., the courts for The
money.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-25

Brunswiek's future is as bright as
the average boy who was visited by
Santa Claus.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-25

FOX SALE. -Hillery lslanu, contain
ing ~ IL cares OF high land, suitable
for truck farming Or for poultry. Also
six acre reservation on Blythe creek
known as Crescent Buff. For parti-
cuiars call On L. JOS Dauhinger.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-25

There is an illustrious citizen OF
Kentucky who claims 10 have bottle
Of whiskey forty-two years old The
Kentucky papers as not state whether
Ne Is a candidate for governor or
Tinted States senator.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-25

- gonr churches today al
good sermons and beautiful mn,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-25

Pure Aiedford New England Rum.
Nothing better for Eggnogg aud rsu {
Cakes sig, Levison, $40 Bay street.
Telephone 1870.