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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-11-26
FOR RENT-FURNISHED AND UNI
FURNISHED HOUSES.
For Rent-FURNIsHED HOUSES,

sls5, Delaware ave. ne. near Capitol: 12r,
2 b. Sl25, New Hampshire ave. NV, near Du-
pont Circle. 10 T. 2 b. Sis, 10Th st. NV. cor
ner Cincinnati St, 10 r, b. S1lO, l4th st. NV,
opposite Franklin Park, IA T, b. 1855, 21st
st. NV, near Connecticut ave, u ?, ? b. Ss3,
l4th st. NV. near Florida ave, or, b. SIS,
Vermont ave. NV, O r, b. $50, North Carolina
S r, b. DUNLOP. Real Estate Broker, Metzerott
Building. nols-s0t
For Rent-UNFURNISHED HOUSES.
$50, 9th ST. NV, near K, IL and 2 b. SIS:
18th ST. NV, near r. 10 and b. $40 N ST.
NV, near 9TH, s and b. $40, Euclid St NV.
near 18th. 10 and b. ss5, Kenesaw ave NV,
near 18th, and Q. SIS. Pennsylvania ave.
Sc, near 9th. and b. SIS each. ? new
houses in Northwest, Just finished, and b.
DUNLOP, Real Estate Broker, Metzerott Bldg.
no1s30-
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WANTED-To exchange position from navy
yard n Y, to Washington, ID. &. r. b. Nc
DUFFEE, civil service bookkeeper, employed
in the G. and R. dep'ti salary, sSz5 per diem
VIII, exchange my paying grocery store for
city property; price, 50 eO0; reasons for selling,
other business Address BOX 564. this Office.
na24-3t
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FOR sALE-BIcYcLEs.

FOR sALE-LarZe assortment Of secondhand
wheels. cheap rs Pennsylvania ave. NV
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FOR SALE-LoTs.

BIG SALE OF BALISTON LOTS, between wash
ington and Falls Church, on electric road, on
Day. Come out and buy a lot /,
terms IS down. balance 81 per week. Prices Of
lots Sl00 each on the above easy terms. You
can borrow on lot 20 build. Only &c fare
JAMES F. CLEMENTS, 1906 G ST. NV. no25-3t
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wANrED-AGENTs.

wANTED-Agents; light work; good pay.
WASHINGTON ART CO.. 6s7 Maryland ave.
Sv. oc2S-SOt
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Clerk. Sc week; also young man, 81
week. Call ROOM %. 529 9Th st. NV. 1t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED-Highest cash prices paid for worn
garments, ladies' OF gentlemen's. address pos
tai and / will call B. TARSHES, 1908 eth s..
NV nOZo-SOt
LADY WANTS MUSIC PUPILS, 25c per lesson.
Address BOX 57s. this Office. no25-H
A FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS would like care
Of an upright piano. Address BOX $40, this
Office no25-5t
WANrED-Furniture for cash; SELF your goods
70 the man who gives you the most money.
HOPWOOD, sth and no24-St
WANTED-Second-ha hand trunk, suit case, and
guitar p. o. BOX Isl, city. no24-St
WANTED Reynolds' F1orodora, tags and cou-
pons, etc; highest price paid. JUSTH'S OLD
STAND enc D st nol330t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-By young colored girl. position as
ehamberrnaid and seamstress. 929 Golden St
sw no26-2t
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WANTED-Driver, S week; also Ave other good
men: steady work. BASEMENT, 942 ST. NV. II
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WANTED-A good insurance collector; can make
from SIS up. Apply Friday morning, to TO II.
623 -. nw. II d.
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wANrED-RooMs AND BOARD.

FAMILY willing to reduce expenses
by accommodating quiet gentleman who de-
sires a permanent home throughout the year,
with comfortably furnished quarters, breakfast
and dinner may address =. O. Box 4s6, Station
C, enumerating all conyeniences; proximity 10
car lines and prospective terms, with a view to
permanency; postal cards and boarding houses
not noticed 1t
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WANTED-Boy who has some experience at type
setting. TERRY BROS. 323 ~ st. NV. no26-St
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wANTED-FARMS.

WANTED-Farm. Is 70 100 acres near CITY;
cash OF share: state improvements r. VI. ORRI-
son, Oak Grove, d. c. no2b-3t
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WAs fE.D-One pianist and three soloists two
females and one male 1902 l4th 81. no25st
WANTED-H yo,, need a stenogfapher and type
writer 5re can get you one. UNDERWOOD
TYPEWRITER CO. 1905 F ST. no24-30t
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE

WANTED-A bright young man OF woman 70
assist in store. Apply. with references. BOX So
this Olice. no25-St
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WANTED - Young man desires small, heated
room, with board, Bureau Engraving; must
be reasonable Address BOX $50, this Office. 1t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


WANTED-The advertiser mas chance 10 secure
business that will clear $3.50 week; need partner
for half interest, with $500 Address BOX 593,
this Office. noZe-St
WANTED-By an English caterer, fFst-elass
boarding house, dining room OF club Address
BOX so. this Office. II
FOR sALE-One Of the most promising corner
drug stores IN town; must have cash or need not
reply. Address BOX $50. this Office no25-St
wANTED-sI9 G st. NV: some one 70 take
dining room and kitchen, Immediately; seven
boarders to begin with. noZ5-S-
FOR sALE-Grocery. 405 H 81. NV. cash trade;
living rooms: a. invoice or lump; other bust
ness. no24-6t
FOR sALE-Cheap. bootbIack parlor. COS G st.
nv. Call 1904 l4th no24-3t
FOR SALE-TYPEwRITBRS.
FOR SALE Remington. Densmore cheap; per
feet order. PROPRIETOR, Litchheld Holel.
FOR sALE-Oliyer typewriter, almost new; very
cheap Address BOX $40, this Office. no22sr
FOR SALE-NO. z Remington, IN splendid or
der, on easy monthly payments Address Bon
500 this Office sIoZ27r
FOR sALE-No g Remington typewriter il
good condition, al bargain. Address BOX 5S5
~. of8ca no22-7t
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WASTED closed wagon. suitable for scissor
grinder i0l4 80 S. ne. no20-tf
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wANTED-RooMs.

WANTED-Two or three UNFINISHED housekeep-
ing rooms, where infant Is not Objectionable;
state price. Address BOX $50, this ONCE. no25-St
WANTED-By man and wife. three rooms for
light housekeeping in southeast section Adj
dress T. T. D.. $50 18th st. no24-3t
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WASTED-By two girls, general houseworkers,
chambermaids nurses, laundresses; references.
INQUIRE 1895 IIth St NV 1t
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-15
Men OF Note to Speak.

Seattle, Wash, Aug. 1.-THE pro-
gramme prepared for the meeting here
next week OF the Trans-Mississippi
Commercial Congress gives assurance
of one of the most notable gatherings
OF its kind ever held in the west
Nearly all OF those invited to address
the congress nave accepted and thc
list shows that every section OF the
country and almost every line OF in
dusury will be represented, President
John H. Kirby OF Texas will preside
over the gathering and deliver the
annual address. Otner persons OF note
who will be heard are Senator Tnos,
M. Patterson OF Colorado, Herbert
strain OF Montana, Senator Porter j.
McCumber OF North Dakota, President
j. J, Hill of the Northern Pacific Rail
road company, Secretary Cortelyou
OF the Department of Commerce, Hon.
j. w. higgins OF Texas, Secretary
Truman u. Palmer OF the National
beet sugar ASSOCIATION, and K. W.
Ncnardson, secretary OF the National
GOOD RoadS asSOcIatln.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-15
Walking Delegate on Trial.

New York, Aug. 14-The case OF
Samuel j. Parks, walking delegate of
the Housesmiths and Bridgemen's
Union, against whom there are four
indictments charging him with eXtor-
ton, came up for trial today before
Judge Mcmahon in the court OF gen
eral sessions. The outcome OF the case
is awaited with intense interest in
industrial circles, owing to the charge
that has been made by builders that
Parks is responsible for the general
tie-up in the building trades in Greater
New York, through which tens OF
thousands of men have been out OF
employment since early spring Parks
is specifically charged with having
"blackmailed" number Of prominent
contractors by threats of calling out
the worhmen unless the contractors
complied with his demands.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-15
SOUTHERN OFFICIALS
ARE IN THE CITY
A LARGE PARTY OF THEM CAME
DOWN YESTERDAY TO IN
sPEcT INTERESTS HERE.

A party OF representative officials
Of the Southern railway arrived in
the city yesterday afternoon over the
Atlantic Coast Line.
They came in the private car of
General Agent J. S B. Thompson, Of
Atlanta and are registered at the
Oglethorpe
Those in the party are W. w.
Finley, first vice president, and
Messrs c, H. Ackert, }. S. B Thomp-
son, w. H. Tayloe, l.. c. Allrich,
and E. j. Waddell, occupying various
positions in the Official famil> Of the
Southern,
These gentlemen are On an official
inspection of the Southern and have
come to this city for the purpose OF
looking into the vast interests of the
line here
They visited the most valuable
properties of the company yesterday
and were more than pleased with all
that they saw.
The party came to the city in the
private car of Mr. Thompson, and will
leave for Atlanta during the day
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-15
BRUNSWICK POINTS
TO STRONG LESSON
A WELL kNONN CITIZEN FINDS
A UNIQUE COMPARISON FOR
WARDEN ALLAGOOD.

Editor News: 1t was in the fiftes
when Edwin Forrest, the actor, was
youth ana mighty hanger-on in
the environs Of the green room of the
Louisville theatre, on Green street
On one occasion one OF the actors
required the services of a messenger
and Forrest, being the only available
person present, was mustered into
service. The message was deliVGrd
with the utmost despatch and the
bearer was highly complimented and
his services were afterwards in de.
mand when they could be used
There was play on the boards on
one particular night. The house was
crowded from pit to gallery Cne Of
the scenes IN the second act pUrtrays
the william crouching upon the heroine,
overp0wering her and he is about to
crush the life out OF her, when there
rs an unexpected interruption. Young
Forrest springs upon the stage.
grasps the scoundrel by the throat
ana excIaimcd. "IIe that would lay
ms nand upon Il woman, except IN
hIndncss is brute"
TINS little gem has clung to Edwin
foIreat throughout his brilliant ca
in the last few days disgrace has
been cast upon the cscutchcon of the
empire state Of the south, that land
where the chiyalry Of the middle ages
blooms IN the heart Of the southern
gentleman, who is ever ready to risk
even his life, in defense of helpless
woman.
The actions Of the coward, who
cook advantage OF Mamie de Girls, the
poor, half demented, unfortunate is
unparalleled in the history of the
middle ages.
The mautle of Torquemada, the
cni4t upnallur Of the maHiSitlGn,
must have iallen upon Chas, AlIagood,
BRUNSWICK,
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PENFlELD is OFF.
Solicitor for State Department Leaves
for The Hague on Busy Mission.

Solicitor for State Department Leaves
for The Hague on Busy Mission.
WashingtonD c., Aug. 14.-Judgc
William l.. Penficld. solicitor for the
state department, leaves today for
The Hague, where he viii take charge
Of the American interests in the arbi-
tra'i"n PROCEEDINGS before The Hague
triEuaal. F!e will also represent Mex
leo Hod Ncnozuela His object is TO
soc th3t England. Germany and italy
do not got the best OF the situation
Uhf"r TIE terms Of the erttlcmert
nf tAa late Nore2ue!an ir'hrosli0 30
p2r GO 1t. Of tho customs at Ia Guayra
oLG Porto Cabelln are to ne placed in
the English bank to pay the claims
which foreign countries have a.sinet
the SaYornmcat OF Venezuela.
Tho amcuot q these tlain'9 are TO
he fTeI b. tho arhitration "lrt. but
viii this phase OF tho proceedings
Judge Penfeld will have nothing to
do. He is concerned with the claim
OF England. Germany and italy to
being preferred creditors Nenezuela,
Mexico and the United States clain
that this is not 50 and that all should
share alike The other two republics
Joined issue with the United States
and Judge Penfield will represent thil
2onte..tion
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WHO WILL BE CAPTAIN
OF UNIFORM RANK
THAT is THE QUESTION NOW
PERPLEXlNG THE KNIGHTS
OF PYThiAS.

The election of captain of the uni
form rank, Knights OF Pythias, which
will probably occur next Wednesday
night is being discussed by the mem
oersand from what was learned by a
News reporter yesterday, there Will
We some opposition.
It has been generally understood
that Lieutenant +, a. Dunn was slated
4or the place, but it now develops tndt
the trlenus IN the company ot sig
Leyison, d former lieutenant, are
arging, hlm to let mis- name be used
lor the place anu Mr.. Levlson Is now
considering uae probability OF entering
ine race.
Nothing has yet been heard from
headquarters concerning the reSigna-
t4on OF Captain Newman, but it VIII
probably be accepted before the next
meeting OF the company, and If so the
election OF captain will occur Wed
Lesuay night next.
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MOST ENGINEERS
WILL S|G''I
The Strike Situation OH
B s. B is Accumulated
Yesterday
SIGNED PETITION
1t Is Believed That Strike Will
Occur in This Department
Unless More Pay is
Allowed.

AS was reported in these columns
yesterday, it now seems more than
likely that all or at least a large
majority of the engineers of the Is,
& B. will quit their jobs on the flrst
of the coming month unless the com
pany makes an increase of one dollar
per day in the wages of the men.
The publication yesterday morning
was the subject Of considerable com
ment on the part of both engineers
and those interested in the manage
ment of the B. & B.
The News has it on very good au-
thority that of the ten engineers EN-
ployed by the B. & B. seven or eight
of them have signed the petition ask
ing for an increase of pay, and those
who have mot done so, ii is under
stod, will sign as soon as the paper
is presented to them.
One of the men closely in touch with
the situation was seen by a repre-
sentative Of The News yesterday and
he is of the opinion that the manage
mnnt of the B. & B. will see
the correctness Of the attitude
of the engineers. He says thar
the usual pay of a locomotive engin-
eer ON other lines is about $f.25 per
day and that the B. & B. are only
paying their men $3.50. He also
points out the fact that the engineers
are only asking for a salary OF $3.50
per day and seems tcfhs 81 <As,his
is a good intlicatiap X ! S. i-ldtp }tpp
eers aara not talSing aa arbS.af1y
steps In the matter. ~
However, as was annodFced yesdr-
day morning, if the increase is not
granted it is safe to predict that the
first of September will witness d
strike in the motive power depart
ment of the B. & B.
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THE Y. A. r. ENCAMPMENT.
Thousands of Visitors In San Fran.
cisco.

Thousands of Visitors In San Fran
cisco.
San Francisco. Aug 1f-Visitors
are pouring into this city by hundreds
preliminary to the opening Of the ma
tiOnal crcampmcnt of the Grand Arm.
of the Republic and the annual meet
ines of the several affiliated orglni-
2aton Veterans who attended form
er encampments say they have sci
dom seen a larger attendance prior to
the opening of the encampment week.
All railroads have extra trains which
are heavily loaded.
Many Of the delegations Gf the e2st
and middle west will not put in an
'aprGs@eQce until tomorrow, having
stopped at intermediate points for
the purpose of sightseeing.
1t is estimated, however, that nearly
10000 visitors are already here ard
throughout the daty the California
pests have been busy escorting visit
ing comrades from the stations to thei
Headquarters.
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GENERAL STAFF IN CONTROL.
Many Important Changes in the Army
Today.

Washington, Aug l4,-Tomorrow
marks an epoch in the history t the
United States army orsanlzation Tho
act creating the general 8lan, passed
at the last session OF congress- be-
comes operative tomorrow and many
important changes will be the result
The most important is the abolishmcnt
Of the onice Of the commanding gen
era which has existed from the Time
Of General Washington
General Young, who succeeded 10
tirement of General Miles one week
ago, relinquishes the position and be
come first Chief Of the general staff.
The other two officers on the gen
era staff with General Young are
Gestsuatea as general officers, ar
Generals Corbu and Carter
In addition to these three officers
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-15
ST SIMON To HAVE
NEW HOTEL SOON
=
A Chicago Firm is Stand
ing Sponsor for the
Deal
ARE LOOKING FOR A STE
tt Now Begins to Look Like We
Will Have That
Hotel Next
Summer

The News has it from the most re
liable sources that a very handsome
hotel will be uilt on St Simon this
year and will be ready for occupanc,
by the first of May, 1904.
Now. of course this sounds like
the rehash of story as old as the
hills, and while the narrative has a
few years to its credit, the theme
is always an interesting one not only
to the people of this city, but to the
entire state OF Georgia.
From all indications work will
commence on the building very early
in the winter and will be rapidly
pushed to completion
representative OF the prospective
owners in fact one OF them, has been
in the city this Week and has been
down on the island for the purpose
OF inspecting number of sites with
view to locating the spot where
the house is to be erected. Several
pieces of land on the island was eX-
amined, but it has not as yet been
definitely settled just where the new
hotel will be built.
However, ii can be said absolutely
that the parties back OF the enter
prise are all responsible business
people and That they mean to do
business
There is no better Investment III
this section OF the country than this
one and it is safe to predict that ii
el greatest sue
eessss,-4il e.1e coW4ftrg.
Some idea OF the magnitude of the
building will be given in these col.
ilLlns at d later date
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-15
INTEREST IN RACES.
New York Will Be Crowded With
Visitors.

ViSttOFSs
New York. Aug. 14.-The first of the
international yacht races for the
America S cup is scheduled to he sail
next Thursday and as the date ap-
proachej popular interest in the IA
nous contest appears to increase
by geometrical progression. A can
yass of all the leading hotels of the
city brings tolight that a crowd Of
enormous proportions will be on hand
to witness the third attempt OF Sir
Thomas Lipton to lift the historic
trophy,
Applications for accommodations
are being received by the hundreds
not only from nearby points but but
from all over the west and south The
arrangements committee is now en-
gagged in making final preparations
for acrommodating the sishtseers.
Extraordinary precautions will be talk
en- to prevent accidents and also to
keep the racing course clear of the
multitude of sightseeing craft of all
descriptions that is sure to be on
hand
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-15
From the Diamond.

Returns OF the game Of base ball
to be played in Savannah this after
noon between the Brunswick Pilots
and the Y. NJ. c. team Of that city
will be received at tie popular Ar
cade this afternoon, Every one IN
the city mteieatcu III tne game ls
invited to attend and see the results
fresh from the scene of the conflict,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-15
Meets at Birmingham.

Birmingham, Aug. IA he annual
Convention ot tA< United state" 40
soclau0n ol Plumbers ana Gas rIt-
ters, winch opened here today. Is ml-
usually welI attncded, Menbers are
lroauuI IrOnl oeattie, toan francisco,
I.o5 Ansciea and otner cities ON tne
aclac cud,l, as Wei as from ali palls
ol the uortn and east Inc session
VIII continue several days ana MANY
important questions ol interest 10
me trade wiil ue discussed. 'Ihe
irualdenl Oh the association aad pre-
siding officer Of the convention Is
WllAam MerrcN, ot Beverly, Mass,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-15

the command of the army on the re-
OF high rank the staff consists of for
ty-two officers ranging firm colonels
to first lieutenants. Every corps and
department is represented except the
pay and medical departmnts.
General Young will retire for apo
next January, and will be succeeded
as chief of staff by Major General
A, r. Chaffee
In the natural course of events Gen
eral Chaffee will be succeeded on
his statnary retirement by General
Corbin.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-15
Land Of the SKY"

Those who contemplate spending a
couple of weeks out of the city this
month would do well to visit the
Land Of the Sky" or the SAPPHIRE
Country" The Southern Railway
offers exceptionally low rates 70 noini.
in botn localities, For luttLcr IN
formation call on or address c, L.
Gambler, General Agent
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-15
Slate Work Gcino on RapidIv

The work of stating the roof of the
Federal building is now under good
way and this branch of the contract
will unquestionably be completed ON
schedule time The building is now
assuming very handsome proportions
and when finished will be a thoroughly
pretty one.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-15
WlNoNA BIBLE CONFERENCE.
Ninth Annual Session Begins in War
saw, Ind, Today.

saw, Ind, Today.
Warsaw, Ind, August 14.-Dr, j.
Wilbur Chapman. as director OF the
National Winona Bible Conference
has completed all arrangements for
The. ninth annual session of the con
ference, which opens tomorrow The
session this year will last eleven
days, one day longer than heretofore.
Among the distinguished speakers on
the programme are Rev, George John
ston A. hose, of Cambridge, Eng,
Rev. Dr. James Orr, Glasgow; hev.
w. D. Reed, MoutreaI itev. Robert
Johnston, London, Ont, Dr w. G.
Morchedd, president Of the Presby-
terrain Theological seminary. Xenla,
o.. Rev Rev Dr. James Gray Bos-
tom Rev John H. Elliott New
York; Dr. Marcus A. Brownson, i'hIl
adelphia, Rev. DR. Cornelius Woeil-
kin, Brooklyn; John Willis EAer
New and kev Dr. john Pott, Canada
More than 1000 ministers, beside-
many visitors, are expected to attend
the conference,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-15
Col, Hopkins Here,

Col. T. N. Hopkins, Of Thomas
Vile, was among the visitors to the
city yesterday. Col, Hopkins is lieu
tenant colonel Of the Fourth Georgia
regiment and is one Of the most pop
uiar officers of the state He is here
on "a visit to relatives and friends and
will be in the city for day or two
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-15
Weather still Bad.

The weather still remains in such
an unsettled condition that mariners
think it good sense to remain in port
pending some final result There are
a number of coastwisers and several
others mp and cleared but they are all
remaining in the harbor
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-15
Go 70 Cumberland Sunday,

The steamer Emmaline will make
the last trip TO Cumberland for this
season Sunday next Remeber it is
tie last chance of the season and the
rate is an attractive one. Go down
ana spend the DAY.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-15
Excursion TO Atlanta,

IIamp Scarlet and Randall Brown
will run an excursion to Atlanta Au
gust 28 Special car for whites. Fare
for the round trip, $3.50 This will be
q splendid opportunity to visit AT
lanta.