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The evening times., 1902-07-11
EXCURSIONS.

River View-Concert by Washington
Times Ncwsboys Band.
Steamer Manchester for Marshall Hall
at 10 a m. 2.30 and $50 p. N. For In
dian Head, $50 p m
Norfolk and Washington line for Fort
ress Monroe and Norfolk at $50 p m.
Trains leave Pennsylvania Avenue and
ThiTteen-and-a-haI Street for Alex
andTia and Arlington every half hour;
Mount Vernon hourly. 10 a. ~. 10 p. n.
Chesapeake Beach-See schedules un-
der Railroads and Steamboats," as %
time
Colonial Beach-Steamer 7. Z. Arrow
smith See schedule under excursions
for time
Bay Rtdgc-Trains leave 3. & 0. sta
tion 9:I0 q. m and 4:30 p. II. weekdays.
The evening times., 1902-07-11

The work Of grading the newly sub
divided portion Of The Hills" on the
Rockville and Washington Turnpike
just over the District line, has been
completed. Streets are now being CIT
through the tract. In the past year sew
eraI fine houses have been erecteu on
the subdivision and more are n con-
temptation The property belongs to
the Shoemaker heirs.
The evening times., 1902-07-11

The remains Of Mrs. Mildred n. King.
who died on Monday. at her late resi-
dence. 1928 o Street northwest. were
sent to New York last night for inter-
ment. Funeral services were held yes
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Bay Ridge, the Queen Resort of the
Chesapeake Bay.

Excellent facilities for bsflling boating. fish
ing and grabbing EminsHtly adapted fo-
church and organization excursions. Splendid
service. Trains leave B. & o. Depot 9.IO A. IN
and 80 3. M wee5 days; $40 a N. and Is
?. n. Sundays
The evening times., 1902-07-11

Raymond Wilfong, the ten-year-oId
adopted son Of Mr. John S Wilfong. the
contractor of American University Park
OF TenIeytogn, who was picked up in
Baltimore several days ago and arrest
ed as a runaway. was brought back to
Washington yesterday by Detective Peck
and taken to the House OF Detention. He
viii probably be turned over to the fos-
ter parents today
The evening times., 1902-07-11
Summer Toilets, Health Articles
and Druggist SundTiaS.

Hudnut's Virginia rose extreme violet
and Yankee clover toilet water, per bottle
55c.
Hudnut's sea shell and eamphorated tooth
powder, per bottle. 25c.
Riker's toilet benzoine- per bottle, pc
Riker's almond cream, per large bottle,
24c-
Nine. Yale's hand whitener. per bottle,
SIC
Nine. Ysle's complexion powder, per box,
52c
5 h 5 c pure glycerine soap. 5
cakes fc- 25c
Flexo bath brushes made with flexible
corrugated rubber back, Sl-69-
wright's bath tablets. Per bex, 25c-
; X. :. & C. n0n-betteT medicated skin
soap. per cake, I5c-
Renaissance antiseptic soap. cakes for
25c.
Tslcufn powder, perfUmed- per box &C.
khppert's army foot powder, per box 1oc
FIRST hoor-Nsia aisle, front
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At SAX Hill Chapel this morning at 10
o'clock funeral services over the re-
mains Of William H. Fister we're held.
The demise occurred on Wednesday
Deceased was the son Of the szte J. J.
Fister and Adeline Fister
The evening times., 1902-07-11

Chase 's-'The Mikado." evening.
Columbia-Edwin Arden. IL The But
teTlies." " evening.
Lawrence Summer Garden-Naude
vile. evening
American League Park-Nashington
vs. Baltimore, 4.30 p. 10.
The evening times., 1902-07-11

Mr. Henry Kengla is confined I'd his
home. on Back Street, Georgetown
Heights. by illness. His condition IS re-
garded as cTitiral.
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News And GOSSIP
FROM GEORGETOWN

The new method of shipping coal from
Georgetown in barges is becoming Popu-
lar Twenty-Five hundred tons are AZ
present in transport to Boston The
outside route up the Atlantic coast is
being followed. The Consolidation Coal
Company has d number Of barges now
loading at Georgetown whaTves for New
England dealers Local shippers are
daily receiving large orders from
NO-t therners
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Harry Williams, an aged white man,
was found at the corner of Thirty-fourth
and Prospect Streets yesterday at noon
by Officer StienbrakeT, Of the seventh
precinct. in an unconscious condition.
He was taken to the Georgetown Uni
veTsity Hospital, where the physicians
pronounced his condition TO be due to
alcoholism.
The evening times., 1902-07-11

Nay Walker was rendered. At the next
meeting Of the lodge. which will be held
July u. the farce. The Trial of Rube
smith. viii be presented by Messrs
Alexander Yowell, ard s McC0rmas
HawEen
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One Marriage Licensa

A marriage license was issued today
to Thomas Tibbs and Re5ecca Dorsey.
both Of this city
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The sunday school children of ST. Al
bans Church, on Wisconsin Avenue.
held an aII-day picnic yesterday oI the
church grounds.
The evening times., 1902-07-11
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

Fair tonight and Saturday; slight
temperature changes; light noftheriE
winds. becoming variable
The evening times., 1902-07-11

terday evening at 1928 Street, at 8
o'clock Mrs. King was eighty-two years
Of age, and was the widow of Ralph
King, who died in New York many ears
ago.
The evening times., 1902-07-11

Silver Star Lodge Of Good Templars.
OF TenIeytOwn held a social meeting
last evening ct its hall, on the Brooke
vile Road. at which q musical and lit
erary entertainment arranged by tine
Misses Mabel Walker. Elsie Paxton. aud
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Largest Subscription Yet
Received Comes From
the G. ?. 0.
BARRIERS ALSO SWELL FUND
Many Committees Arriving From All
Over the Country to Secure Accom-
"WeIcome, Boys IN Blue"
TEe8 Song for the Occasion.

The largest subscription yet handed
in by a single department Of the Gov
ernment was today placed in the hands
Of Secretary Barry Bulkley al encamp-
mcnt headquarters II vas the result
Of The GldOmItabIe perseverance and en-
ersy of Mr. Oscar J Ricketts,. the sec
retary 10 the Public Printer. who early
interested himself in the cause and who
has worked increasingly from the be
ginning.
Mr. Ricketts, handed Mr. BulkIey
SsS2-S0 as a partial return from his OF
fee Many OF the different divisions of
the great printing establishment mad not
Yet been heard from and he was conf
dent that the contribution Of this morn
ing would receive an addition OF at least
several hundred dollars before the ac-
counts were finally closed
Even ii their incomplete condition the
contributions exceed any ever before
made by the once. which Is reputed to
be one Of the most liberal and public
spirited in lhe service. and ELECTED the
unstinted and enthusiastic commend
ation Of the members of the executive
committee.
The BARRIERS Contribute.
Other subscriptions received q head
quarters this morning brought the total
for The day up to over. $500 They were
principally from the prominent BARRIERS
Of the city who took the opportunity 10
show their appreciation OF the efforts
Of Secretary BuIkIey TO obtain 2ermis-
sion for the opening OF shops on Sunday.
even though he was unsuccessful IN Eis
eEde2v0rs- The subscriptions we're for
- each and came frCm J. y. Kraft. W
C. DEckett, Robert Wilson. St. James
Hotel barber shop, National Hotel bar-
her shop, and Leonard c. Bailey
= committee from the Ger Alexander
Hayes Post, No. 8, or PitJsbu-Z. Gem
posed OF Comrades John I Hunter. D.
Z Lyon, and James E Porter. arrived
II the city This morning 20 grange for
accommodations fC- about ssvenJy-five
CT their members.
Captain Noah ". Simons. O. the Var
Department, IS aIsn II communication
with the public comfort committee for
accommodations for d saout Ie9 members
Of the Eimira Post G. \ p
Headquarters for Nebraskanz.
Headquarters fer the Department. Of
Nebraska are also being looked for by
the committee, in response to a com
munication from ComTade Mark Howe.
assistant adjutant general of the depart
rsent. whose headquarters are in Lin
cola.
= copy Of a new patriotic song entf-
tied "Welcome. Boys in Blue was pre-
sented te Mr. Buikley this morning by
the composer. n J. L Feeney- The
cover IS IN attractive one. bearing an
excellent halftons portrait Of General
The evening times., 1902-07-11

We Haul Lumber Anywhere
and sell flooring $50. F. Libbey & Co.
The evening times., 1902-07-11

The funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth Cogs-
well. who died on Wednesday at the res
ideHce of her daughter, Mrs. George
Freeman. 3315 o Street. VIII take place
this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Services will
be held at Cak Hill Chapel.
The evening times., 1902-07-11

The telephone wires connecting
Georgetown and TenIeytown, which were
blown down night before last during
the storm, are being repaired. From
Wednesday night to Thursday at noon
there was no telephone connection of
TenleytOwn and surrounding country
with Georgetown and Washington
The evening times., 1902-07-11
$40 Excursions to Niagara Falls $40

Via Pennsylvania Railroad Special trains of
coaches and pJrlor cars yiH leave Washington
> g. m. July o. august : and p, September
and Is. October , and I6 Tickets limited
TO ten days StcF-oyec privileges at Buffalo
returning.
The evening times., 1902-07-11

Suburban Cottage Building Easy
Il r. Li0bey & Co supply Eou- Shingles, $40.
The evening times., 1902-07-11

Bew Fast Train West,
Via Chessp,~Lc and Ohio at eco p. m. daily
The evening times., 1902-07-11
Travelling Bags, Dress Suit
Gases, Bells and Fans.

IJG all leather Dress Silt Gases. "a IN.
long, steel frame and heavy 30 40
leather tipped ends. s.......-...... E'O =
o imitation allfgstcs leat'.e- Dress suit
Cases, steel frame and hne hsass 5 7 Q2
lock and hinges -
Real cowilide Dress Suit Gases. linen
lined: steel frame; choice Of ) A O&
either strip or clasp. =
Polished Alligator Travelling Bags. leather
lined = in. size; very SIX E0
swell and high-c0st article. W ~
Buffalo Grain Dress suit Cases; leather
inside straps shirt pocket; also sections
for comb. brush, etc; size SIA u
Green Noire silk 6eI-s. silk tned: &C
finished with harness buckle ------- L >
y g-o5s of Wash Belts, made Of Pique.
duck and grass linen: IN white : {
and
Real seal Turn-edge Leather Belts. also
Buffalo grain and morocco: curved GC
shape. patent
six Garze Fans. spangel and lace Il &c
effect: finished with decorated sticks y
First ioor-Seotions H and J.
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Mrs. Elizabeth 10y Gurns. wife Of Mr..
William Z. Gurns. died yesterday morn
ing. after a short Illness at her resi-
dcnce. 1896 P Street northwest She was
nfty-six years Of age. The funeral will
take place tomorrow morning al .
o clock
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TIDE TABLE

Sun rises -4.42 An Sun sets.--1:2 P. NJ.
Moon rises ...-..... Moon sets-11:11 PM
The evening times., 1902-07-11

FiTep1oof Storage fCr Furniture, &c.
Rooms = month Up. Pizr9=. i Up Trunks. &c
Gnlon Trust * storage Co, main Office. Is1z F..
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Frame House MilIwork All Ready
ana Doors sI-25. at 0th ana y y ave. Z,
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STREET LIGHTING
NUSEAIENTS.

Lamps lit today. ........--S:02 P NJ
Lamps out tomorrow \. NJ
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Low tfde........6:55 An. and 1:15 M
High tfde..-..--I2-0g An. and 1880 p VI
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Women S Waist Selling

~ @sEASAt - @FNN -
StH the topic Exclusive styles in the
dairtiest efFcct~ The variety Is yet un-
usually large
White India Linen Waisss. made of good
quality materials riaborsteiv tucked front
and hack: some trimmed with = 0Of
inserting. al sizes. were 69c-
now. 90 o.. ---------~ -
White India Linen Waists, fine sheer ma
teriaI, tucked and he1n=titehed7 some
trimmed with fine embroidery; button
front and hack styles. perfectly 4 0F
finished all sizes. were Sl.25-
uuvv.............. ...-----.- -
White india Linen Waists: large and
choice collection: sOJae trimmed with .
rows of lieTn=titch inserting; others with
rows of fine val lace and rucSlng- an
other ssv.e has rows Of cluster heu5stltch-
ing 5r.us aud hack collars and q 0C
e.rffz 20 match: all sizes; were y -
White Persian Lawn Waists. very sheer
and 7zrnty, val iaCr trimmed, iueSed ana
hru1stftchej. fancy stock and
tucked cuffs: either bJttou G1 y
front OF back. all sizes;
second foor-Wai~t Department
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SI.z5 To Baltimore and Return sr.25
va Pennsylvania Railrosd. Tickets on sale sat
urdsv and S=.,,lay. July y and y. good TO
turn uatH Monday. Ju:y a.
The evening times., 1902-07-11

Cool Breezes at Chevy Chase Lake.
l. : Marine Band in grand concert. every
evening followed BY dancing II pavilion
The evening times., 1902-07-11

SIPS To Baltimore and Return Via
B. & 0. R. R.
Every Saturday and s.Iffiay. tickets valid for
7etglra until following NoodaF. Good on all
min arrent Rnv4I I.iTniraLt.
The evening times., 1902-07-11

6:3o P. M-St. Louis Special.
C. & o ne.y fast train. Pullman Slcepers to
Cincinnati Indianapolis and =. Louis. Dining
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Headquarters for Eebraskans.

copy OF new patriotic song entf-
tied Welcome. Boys IN Blue was pre-
sented te Ar. Buikley this morning by
the composer, n J. L Feeney- The
cover is IN attractive one. bearing an
excellent haIftons portrait Of General
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-25
KILLED A FINE HORSE.

Five Cent Firecracker Causes Hun
dred and Fifty OoIIar Loss.
Some young American who desired
to celebrate Christmas regardless OF
the fireworks ordinance was the cause
Of the death of fine horse yesterday
afternoon about 6 O'Clock. The drayman
Of the Southern Produce Co. stopped
al the store and within a few minutes
some chap fired a cannon cracker
causing the spirited animal attached
to the dray to make a run, the result
Of which was that the left front leg of
the horse was broken and the services
of Mr.. S. d. LAM and Policeman
Gregory We're secured tc end the suf-
ferlng Of the unfortunate horse.
These gentlemen soon emptied their
pistols INTO the head OF the animal
and hundred and fifty dollar horse
was put out of existence by five
cent frecracller.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-25
JUDGE OUT OF JAIL
TO SPEND CHRISTMAS
HE WILL GO BACK TO CELL AF-
TER THE HOLIDAYS TO
AWAIT TRIAL.

Kansas city, December 24.-Judge
Thomas Nevitt. Of ST. Clair county
Missouri, who has been in jail in Ma
rysville for failing to obey mandate
of the United States court was re-
leased today by Judge Phillips, so he
could spend Christmas with his family
After the holidays he Will return 10
the Marysyille Jail
Judge hewitt is the presiding judge
of the county count of 6t. CLAIR lie
has been in jaan ever since he was
elected. For many years the judges
of that court have refused to vote
money to pay railroad bonds for when
a judgment was obtained in the fed
eral court and Judge Philips has kept
them in Jail.
A week ago Judge Neyitt wrote to
Judge Phillips and begged the priyi-
lege Of going home for Christmas. lie
promised Judge Phillips that ne
would not hold court in ST. Clair coun-
ty, but would leturn after the noii-
days
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-25
PAY
A LICENSE
NEW INTERNAL REVENUE RUL-
ING WHICH EFFECTS
SODA FoUNTs.

Beginning January first the internal
revenue service of the treasury depart
ment of the United States will put into
effect new ruling treasury devisions.
which cuts a material figure with soda
water dealers in all sections of the
country. The department las it that
the dealers have been taking advantage
of the treasury laws and have been
interspersing intoxicants along with
their cold drinks.
This has been obviated and in future
soda wa,er dealers will have to pay
the same license to Uncle Sam as is
paid by liquor dealers. viz. $50.
Following is the full text of the rul-
ing made by J. w. Yerkes, commits
sioner:
To collectors Of internal revenue
and revenue agents.
An examination Of facts in cases
whicn this office has recently had un-
der consideration leads to the conclu-
sion that a more stringent ruling is ue-
manded in regard to the sale by drug
gists and others of beverages called
"claret soda, and ether drinks sold
at fountains containing small proper
tions OF distilled spirits or wine or
compounds thereof.
Each collector is. therefore, directed
10 give Immediate notice to druggists,
confectioners, and other persons con-
ceInea, in his district that on and af-
ter January i, 1903, the special tax OIL
a retail liquor uealer is required to
be paid by every person who sells or
offers for sale any soda water drinks
or the beverages to which is added
distilled spirits or wine (the fermented
iuce of small frulr or any compound
thereof.
That part Of ruling No. 229 in Treas
Wy Decisions, 1900, wi. 3, p 800 in
which it is held that where an alco-
holic favorlng sirup is used for sprink-
ling into glass of soda water a
quantity SO small as to merely give a
favor TO the water, the special tax OF
a liquor dealer is not required to be
paid for the sale of such beverages, -
is hereby revoked. as well as every 9th
er ruling heretofore made contrary to
the present ruling.
Collectors are directed to furnish a
copy Of this circular to the proprietor
or manager Of every drug store, con
fectionery, or other place where spir
its or beverages Of this character may
be sold, and TO see that on and aftcl
January ]. 1903, all persons disregard
ing the instructions herein contained
are reported to this office.
j. w YERKEs,
Commissioner.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-25
WHITES ENGAGE IN A FIGHT
THERE YESTERDAY WITH Sc
RIoUs RESULTS.
ONE MAN KILLED OUTRIGHT
Facts About the Difficulty Are Meager
and 1t is Not Known What Causes
the Trouble or Who Did the
Shooting.

Another small fiot among white peo-
pie occurred at Nichols. on the Bruins
wick ana Birmingham railroad yester-
day, and, from the best information OBJ
tainable, one White man named Pad
ger was shots and instantly killed ana
another was shot and seriously, ii noi
fatally wounded
AS soon as the shooting commenced
The telegraph operator at Nichols
wired here that a small riot was in
progI Iess, but nothing has later been
hesrd, and it is not known what the
final result was.
The operator must have lett his posi-
When the shooting started, as all ef
forts by The B. & b. operator to com
municate with Nichols failed last
night The operator at Nichols is al
ways on duty about o'clock, but ia.
night he was not at his post OF duty
and it is generally thought that some
thing prevented him from being there
Just wnat caused the trouble is nol
known and only meager accounts Of
the affair are obtainbale. The trou
Bile, however. is said to have been the
result Of difficulty between tive
white men.
This is the second affair Of the dno
thar has occurred at Nichols during
the past month 1t will be remember
ed that lew weeks ago a white man
by the name OF Cribb shot and killed
two other white men and was himser
wounded.
The News made every effort possi
BILE to secure full account of the trou
bic there yestet day, but failed, owing
to the fact that no communication
Whatever could be had after o'clock
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-25
POPE LEO
STRICKEN
HOLY FATHER TAKEN SUDDENLY
I'LL AND WAS INCAPABLE
OF SPEECH.

London, December 24-The Ex-
change Telegraph Company says:
The pope was suddenly taken i'll
while receiving the cardinals today
For time he was incapable Of speech.
When the address was over he was
carried from the throne and put to
bed"
Rome, December 24-There was a
picturesque scene in the pope's libra
ry at noon today when the cardinals
living in Rome gathered there to pres
ent the pontiff with their Christmas
greetings. All the visitors wore their
gorgeous red robes.
a remarkable fact was that with the
exception of Cardinal Santo Stefano
and Cardinal Parocchi, all the assem-
bled prelates, many of whom were ere.
ated cardinals when Plus TX was
pope, appear ed exceptionally well, ami
mated and full OF plans for the future
Cardinal Santo Stefano as doven oi
the sacred college, read the congratu
latory address. The pope spoke al
some length in reply and expressed
heon sorrow at the fact that his jubi
lee year was embittered by painful
events, referring evidently 10 the Ill
yorce bill The ponuff in this connec
zion remarked:
what they want is the fall Of the
Christian order and the reconstruction
of the states on the basis Of Pagan
ism"
The pope pleaded for spread o.
Christian democracy on the lines
preached BY the church to oppose the
seditous, socialistic democracy which
acknowledges no God
After receiving the apostolic bene
diction the cardinals Withdrew.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-25
CORPES
PILED UP
APPALLING LOSS OF LIFE cAUs
ED BY SEISMIC
SHOCKS.

Ashkabad, Russian Turkestan, De-
cember 24.-Even the worst OF the
earlier reports OF the recent earth
quake disaster at Andijan quite under
estimates the appalling loss of life. A
telegram today from the scene of the
catastrophe puts the number of vic
TINS in the native quarter of the town
at 1000. Already 500 corpses have
been dislnterred from the ruins. The
work of excavation progresses slightly.
The state treasury, containing s.
100000 roubles, is in the ruins, and
excavations to get the money are car
ried on under the supervision of a
strong Gordon Of police. The water
in the wells has disappeared and gem
eral subsistence of the site of the town
is feared. Large numbers OF laborers
are being sent to excavate. Sappers
have arrived and are expected TO make
more rapid progress. The shocks in
crease in violence. The seismic distur-
Dances comprise 200 square versts.
The Russian population is camping
at he railroad station, where 500 cars
Iare placed at he dlsposalsof the pop
ulation. 4Ae local government off
cials are quartele ed in cars. Sheds
for the survivors of the catastrophe
are being built.
1t St Petersburg it is estimated
that nearly 5000 have been Killed by
the earthquake AZ Andijan
The engineer officers at Andiian
who are experimenting the excava-
tions beng made with the view OF re
covering the buried treasure at the
sites of the army department, state
treasury. posgoffice, etc, and the seree-
ton OF sheds to shelter the officials
and other homeless people, report that
although the wolk is progressing as
rapidly as possible a month must
elapse before even the civil and mill
tary authorities will be housed. Tn,
railroads are aiding in the work by a
possil lie meanss furnishing free trans
portation for provisions and material
ly aiding keeping the people from star
yation.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-25
a pretty Present.

Major w. S. Greene, receiver OF the
Brunswick Light and Water Co., was
the recipient of a neat remembrance
from his force yesterday. Mr.. Greene
was taken by surprise when presented
with a beautiful umbrella. The handle
is certainly pretty, solid gold and it
only goes to show how mucn the en-
ployes of the company appreciate tne
good treatment they received at the
hands OF Major Greene.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-25
Broker Mclean ExneiIed.

New York, December ga john
Mclean, head OF the brokerage arm u
j. L. McLean & Co, was expellea
from the consolidated stock exchange
today. The charge against him waa
that he had been guilty of aefloiia sie
rimental to the welfare Of the
change His partner Charles
Frost, was suspended for one year ief
an alleged similar offense. The difa
was one of the most prominent on the
consolidated exchange. q {
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-25
MoCormick to Leave Vienna.

Vienna, december 24.-Robert y.
Mccormick, retiring United States am
bassador to Austria, will have his fare
well audience OF Emyeror Francis 10
seph on December 20. ne will then
leave here for St Petersburg to as
sumo the duties Of American ambaosa-
dor to Russia Bellamy Storer, who
succeeds Mr.. Mccormick and Mrs.
Storer have arrived here from Paris.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-25
TRIUMPH WON BY MARcoNi.
Inventor Announces That His Wire.
Commissioner.

Inventor Announces That His Wire.
less sy5ter IS Coraplcte Success.
st. Johns, I. -, ..ocember pa
Marconi has sent a telegram to Pre-
nlief Bond announcing his complete
success Of transmission of a wireless
message between Cape Breton and
England and referring with gratitude
to the Encouragement he received
from New Foundland year ago
In his reply Premier Bond express
ed the hope that when the charter of
the Anglo-Ameiian Company expires
in April, 1904, Marconf would estap-
iish q wireless station here.