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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-13
LEAVE AMERICAN PORT
IN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS
SOME NEW AND NOVEL
MARRIAGE SWlNDLES

Paris, Sept. 12.-After inquiring at
the town halls of the various districts
in Paris for the names of couples
whose marriage are imminent, a clev
er swnidler, personating municipal
official has been in the habit of call
ing upon the parents of the prospec-
tive bride or Bridegroom shortly before
the day fixed for the wedding and de-
claring that it must be postponed ow-
ills to an error in registering the
names.
Naturally annoyed at their arrange
ments being upset, his victims general
i asked him il there was no way OF
avoiding the inconvenience. Then the
swindler would declare that Tor Ger
tain sum a friend of his employed in
the registry Office would alter the en-
try SO as to make it correct. In this
way he netted 1.200 pounds in two
months.
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officials. Coming.

1t is understood that one or two
officials OF the Postal Telegraph Com
pany will be n the city this week, ioJ
lbe purpose oi making arrangements
for opening Of an Office here next
month, A force Of hands will soon be
rut to work bringing the company's
wires to htsl city from Jesup. 1t has
been previously announced that The
office would be opened here by Octo
DeI Is, but 1t is hardly probable that
the company will be ready for bus
iress before November irsL.
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RUSSIAN SHIP
GIVEN ORDERS
-
Must Either Leave or Be
Disfnantled and Remain
Until War is Over
SHIP is AT SAN FRANCISCO
Little News Now Coming From the
Seat OF War.-soidiers at Mukden
are Having Rather a Hard
Time of it.

Washington, Sept. 12.-The heavily
aimored Russian transport Lena.
which put in at San Francisco Sun.
ley' must do one Of two things, was
the announcement made here TODAY.
Leave the American port within TWEEN.
tf-lour hours or be disarmed and re-
man in the harbor until the close Of
the Russian-Japanese war.
Le8ding authorities on the interna-
llohal law have all agreed that there
IS no reason Why this country should
act differently from Germany France
ma Japan in such matters.
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LAWYERS LOOK FOR LOST HEIRS
Fortunes in the United States for
People in ireland.


London, Sept. 12.-Representing a
firm of New York lawyers, Mr.. Fred
II. Harman has arrived in Ireland
seeking heirs to many valuable estat-
o.. left by people who have died inte-
state in various towns and cities in
the United States. The great bulk
of the realty End personally is in New
York, he says, but substantial sums
and valuable property in Boston, Phila
delpnia, Chicago and San Francisco,
now in the hands of the pubic admin
islrators await lawful claimants.
The object Of the lawyer is to find
The heirs and charge them a commits
slon of 10 per cent on all money re
covered Mr. 4armans Investigations
il Ireland he says, has already result
"a in finding four legitimate heirs, two
ia Galway one in Mayo and one in
Yipperary. Between them, he declar-
o9. they will be able to share about
$50 900. But this is B. mere flea bite
compared with what Mr.. Harman hop
cs to be able to make public admin
uators III America dlsgorge when he
completes his Investigations. He mas
b. en- in London during The past week
looking up a family named Campbell,
aho are entitled to $4,000 aud discoV-
e,ed that they had removed to South
wales some years ago. He has gone
down there to explore the region ana
viii then return to ireland TO COM
piete his work there. He VIII alter
ards try the north Of England and
Scotland, returning to America by
Mav of Australia.
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HoLD-up GANG LOOTED TRAIN.

Robbers Secure $4,000 from Canadian
Pacific Trans-contlnentaI Express
Winnipeg, Manitoba Sept 12.-The
Canadian Pacific railroad westbound
eanscontinental express was held up
by four masked men last night at
50, four and half mites west OF
Mission Junction.
At the point Of revolvers the ex-
press messenger was compelled to
nand over the yaluables and the safe
vas dynamlted The registered mail
a'so was ransacked. The robbers es-
capped to the bush, and are supposed
TO have crossed the boundary
they secured about $4,000 from the
express safe.
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AIexIeff Reslans.

London, Sept. IA dispatch to
Reuters' Telegram company from st.
Petersburg says it is understood that
yiceroy Alexieff in view Of the para
mcunt military exigencies in the Far
East, has placed his resignation in
the hands Of the emperor but that no
decision with regard to it has yet
Dten made.
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FoopsTUFFs ARE ALMOST
uNPRocoRAeLE AT MukDEN

Multden, Sept. 12.--Last night it
fa'ned torrent here. The roads are
Almost impassable and the military
movements ale at stand still the
town is so crowded. Foodstuffs are al
est unprocurable at present. Prices
are trippied and quadrupled The di-
Fislon settlers lost almost all their
supplies during the Russian retreat.
Inc situation here is a very serious
ore,
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Small Einhtlna Only.

st. Petersburg, Sept. lin a tel
egram to Emperor Nicholas dater
september 10. General Kuropatkin
says:
There we're no histilities today
Saturday except insignificant patrol
encounters in which we sustained no
casualties"
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rira Chiefs Visit the South.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Sept. l2-The
tlarty-second annual convention OF the
International association OF Fire
Chiefs win open in Chattanooga to
morrow. II is the biggest meeting in
the history OF the ASSOCIATION. Chief
". II. Joyner Of Atlanta will call the
meeting TO order. The others pres
ent will be John STAFF Of Paterson, N.
j., first vice president; George Kei-
lcgg OF Sioux CITY, la, second wee
p esident; II. Il. Hills OF Wyoming, o.
secretary and d C. Larkin OF Dayton
O., Eiilsmore Tyson OF Louisville ana
T. Millen of Birmingham, directors
The syilting chiefs are beng royaliy
entertained. The convention Will Dc
ia session until the last OF the week
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Croker srlaade Reunion.

Waterloo, Ia, Sept 12.-The famous
Croker brigade composed of the Eley-
eth, Thirteenth, Fifteenth and Six
teenth regiments began it's twelfth
biennial reunion here today. Many
u the surviving veterans and their
riends are attending the gathering
which will last over tomorrow.
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MAJ. G. w. FYALS
HAS LEG CUT OFF

Savannah, Sept. Major G. M.
] yals one Of the most widely known
nen in Georgia Sunday had his left
leg amputated in the Savannah hospi-
tai lie had been suffering IRON dia-
betes. The operation was successful
end Major Ryals chances Tor recoy-
cry are now regarded as bright.
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Macon Wanted to como.

The Macon baseball team, winners.
OF the pennant in the South Atlantic
league, wanted to play game in
Brunswick this week, and wrote Man
aeer Baker asking for a game. The
team was notified that the locals had
dsbanded for the season.
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Auction sale Of Mules.

Three mules will 1e sold before
Justice Lambriehts Office Thursday
morning at Ii oc.ock, The mules be-
longed TO the estate OF II O. Williams
the Waynesville bankrupt. As mules
are unusually high at present, it is
expected that bidding will be quite
lively.
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FIRST FATAL ACCIDENT
or FOOTBALL SEASON

Harrisburg, Pa, Sept 12.-Blaine
Hoffman, aged l9 years received such
serious internal injuries in game OF
football at Lykens. near here, yester-
cay when the opposing players piled
upon him, that death resulted today,
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NEW JERSEY MAN
WAS KILLED BY A LION

Newark, N. j., Sept. IL. Edward
Thlel, of Jersey City, whose arm was
terribly torn by an infuriated lion
named Sultal, at Olympic park manag-
erie Saturday night died today OF
acute blood poisoning at st. Barnabaa
hospital.
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VIII be a Good Month.

From all 4ANeations the September
shipping recol5~a&ill be about The
lest Of any month this year, a mum
3er OF vessels have arrived during
The month, while several cargoes OF
cotton will be shopped to add 10 the
;amber and closstie shipments.
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Ahnut compIeted.

oficer Richardson has about com
pleted the work Of collecting street
tax ana he will shortly resume ms
pace on tie police force. The oihcer
HIS done some coed work in collecting
the taxes this year ,and before ne
nrlshes be win probably break the ez-
cellen record made by him last year.
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win Leave Today.

The New York tug boat Deyeaux
Powell, which has been IN this
mort fer several months, assisting the
!: rye dredges of the Morris & Cum
Edngs Company, will probably sail
this morning Tor her home port.
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Neor3 Bound over.

Tom Breedlove, colored, was ar
ralgned before Justice Fahm yeste-
day afternoon FIR preliminary hear
lra on the charge Of assault. lie
vas bound over to the superior court
.i.der sll0 bond.
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msn,s club TONIGHT.

The Mems club win mold their reg
uIar weekly meeting at the club rooms
On Mansdeid street tonight. No spec
iaI program mas been arranged tor the
meeting, but it is announced that
memDers viii read artic.es from their
1avorite authors.
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AGAIN BLACK HAND
AT WORK IN NEW YORK
Italian Barber Shop Wreced by Ex-
plosion IN Early Morning.


plosion IN Early Morning.
New York, Sept. I2.-The barber
shop of Joseph Strayeli, on the ground
loor OF a i've story tenement build
ing in Third avenue was wrecked by
AL explosion Just before l O'Clock this
4aorning and twenty families living in
che house were thrown INTO q panic.
several Of the tenants were hurt dur
ing the panic following the explosion.
Six weeks ago Strayeli received a
letter signed by a crudely drawn
'ilack hand" in which he was order
Ell to deposit $500 between two stones
q, First avenue and Thirty eight streel
The letter closed by saying. If you
do not leave The money you take care
OF yourself"
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Two Florida Families En-
gage in Difficulty with
Serious Results
GWONLLED, OTHERS INJURED
Fight on c. S. & r. Passenger Train
Just Across Georgia Line Sunday
Night = Jacksonville Troops
May be Called out.

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Riding for q Furlough.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: In the
Fall OF 1863 my company was in the vi
cinity of Kansas City, Mo. Some time
that Fall l received q letter from INV
mother saying that my sister was very
low with typhoid fever and she wanted me
to get furlough and go home. l applied
Immediately for one, but unsuccessfully.
At the time l felt that l had not been
treated fair. In December Of that year
the company was ordered to Humboldt,
Kan. 40 miles west of Fort Scott. Lieut.
Col l.. Il. Plumb, 18th Kan. Cav, was in
Captain, Henry Pearce, thought he would
not be missed for few days and could
90 home and visit his family at Emporia.
80 or 100 miles northwest of Humboldt.
Lie made haste to carry out his desire. tax
ing two boys Of the company as q body
guard. First Lieut.. VIM. V. Phillips was
left in command Of the company. About 8
O'Clock that night the Lieutena mt Colonel
came to the Lieutenants tent and asked
for Capt. Pearce, saying that he had an
order from Fort Scott for Capt. Pearce,
Nth IN L. tn "snnrt wagon train from
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The New Order.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: The order
of Commissioner Ware in regard to the
age limit in the granting of pensions un-
der the Act of June II, 1890, to take eff
feet April 13. 1904, is satisfactory to most
of the comrades. but it now remains as to
what evidence he will require to prove
their ages. If the requirements of III. Clay
Evans still maintain, the order will be
comparatively dead letter. He required
record proof of the affidavit Of the ply
stefan or nurse who attended soldiers
mother at his birth. Inside the member
ship Of the Catholic and Episcopal
Churches a certified copy of the church
record could be obtained in most cases,
except by loss by fire or other causes, but
i'll 40 cases out of every 50 the evidence
could not be furnished. So many young
men enlisted giving their ages two to four
years older than they really were that
their record of enlistment could not be ac-
cepted in all cases. l trust, however, that
Commissioner Ware will not be too ex-
acting in this respect, as his administra-
ton so far has been very satisfactory and
has construed the law very literally, as
was intended by the Congress which
passed those laws.-E. II. SHERMAN,
Bradford. Pa.
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Classified advertisements r.+a. Another
"Patronize One Another"

II. c.. Carpenter. Ohio.-The provision
for permanently helpless children of so!
ders and sailors applies only after the SOL
der or sailor is deceased.
VI. Cor course, it is very difficult to
get rejected pension claim reopened al
ter it has been appealed to the Secretary
of the Interior and the action of the Fen
sion Bureau sustained. Unless the addi-
tional evidence furnished is very strong.
and from witnesses who have not before
testified in the case. there is little likeli-
hood of success.
G.. w. NJ. Oldenbush. Neb.-Any addi-
tional disabilities you have set up in your
claim for pension under the act of lS!'o.
since filing your pending applica ton UNI
der the act will be treated as included in
said application. Severe deafness of both
cars is the least degree of deafness recog-
n2ed as pensonable under the act of June
-. 1890 There is no special rate under
the act OF 1890 or general law either for
rhelIma tiSm.
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But One Surviving Widow.

An Associated Press dispatch announced
that March 10 occurred at Newbern, Va.
the death Of Mrs. Rebecca Mayo. aged
90, the last but one surviving widow of a
Revolutionary War soldier. Mrs. Mayo
was married in 1888 to Capt. Stephen
Mayo. who was then rs years old. He
died in 1S47.
Mrs. Esther s. Damon, of Plymouth
Union, VT, is now the only surviving
widow of Revolutionary War soldier"
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HOW TO MAKE LEADING PATENT MEDI-
IL CINES-Send SOC. for recipes for any one Of the
following: Jaynes Expectorant Seidlitz Powders,
Schenck's Pulmonlc syrup -. Jacobs OIL. Greens
August Flower. Warmers SAFE Cure, Hop Bitters.
SCOTS Emulsion. Compound syrup Of White Pine.
Cascsra Cathartc (p), Wine OF Pepsn, Win Mariana.
Pepto- Mangan Tonic.
Charles Tomlinson, SD Federal Street,
Trenton, n. j.
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APPLICATIONS UNDER RECENT ORDER

The National Tribune is prepared to fur
nish 10 attorneys and others blank forms of
application under the recent order of the
Commissioners of Pensions. Price, 65 cents
per hundred. Address The National Trb-
une, 800 Pa. Ave. n. W., Washington.
ID. G..
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PAT ENTS.

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REAL ESTATE.

ELORIDA.-COMRADES NOW IS THE TIME
IL TO prepare to come TO Florida the coming Fall,
and escape the billiards. of the North Come where
you can live long and easy on beautiful lake; plenty
turtle fish and game; gardens year; all vegeta-
bles grow most all kinds fruit; purest of water and
health nothing for fuel and but little for clothes
To few select comrades who don't care to work too
hard, and wish to take life which they do
their pensions and on above alone. One doesn't
much land here, it is farming country, only for
garden fruits. &c This is real estate informa-
ton bureau, but is all right for the above kind only
All those wishing history of Florida will receive
attention. don't ask it, Florida is good enough for
me; have been here Is and intend to the
last roll call here. Only the above need answer Come
and investigate. Stamp for reply. q. c. Smith, Inter-
lachen, Putnam County. Florida
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A SURE CURE FOR RHEUMATISM, 60 CENTS:
"A Teeth, to preserve and keep them as white as
ivory 80 hair grower the simplest thing earth
makes it grow at once, prevents dandruff and will
make the hair grow most u1ureatly. 80 cts; sure
will not fail let the cause be what may 80 cts These
recipes have been tried and are genuine. Your drug
each. the Ave for ll0o Address Jane Massle 2e2
10th St, Ironton, Ohio
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MUSCULAR RHEUMATISM

! nau IL nad took, as thought, every known rem
nelless TOT nearly eighteen months about that tim
saw your al In The National Tribune sent for bottIe
tlen sent TOT another then another and now am on
OF me medicine business entirely. I give Croker
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PS-One thing wish to say Is that of all fbe peY
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AT all drug stores or by mail, soc. per bottle
supplied by the Phillips Drug Co., Warren Pa
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y DON'T FAIL To READ THIS

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MONUM ENTS.

Nov IS THE TIME TO GET PRICES ON
Barney, Flint, Mich.
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Classified Advertiser ents,
MUSIC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

100 SONGS FOR Is CENTs.-THIs COLLEC-
on ton contains all the fav0rite American war
songs negro melodies, etc.-such Sherman's March
TO the Sea-" my MOherin-Law," "Ben Bolt etc
Each measure by ii inches. Order this coilec-
ton. Price 10 cents {. +. Clarke. LeRoy n. y
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TTNHE WONDER WATCH FOB
4 The very latest novelty. New York has gone
WHO over them Made TO Sell for Is cents. Send 10
CENTS silver and 2cent stamp for sample. Suitable for
ladies' ana gentlemen McNamars, 1901 Spring st.,
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0NE DOLLAR lLoO FOR FORMULA FOR
- making good whisky. A retired wholesale whisky
gallon. A snap for live man. Address ]. B. Alum,
Box ~ A1rengo, iowa
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MEMS MADE-IO- ORDER SUITS AT a. AND
W 20; fine suits At ~ "a and el6 extra fine suits
at u.s. $50 and s22 ~ deposit balance CO d. at ex-
press Office. Write for order blanks Frank Leonard
Claysviile, Washington Co., Pa.
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A BARGAIN IN PIPES.-I WILL SEND TO
"a any Tribune reader extra good French Briar-
wood Pipe. with fine French amberoid mouthpiece,
silverplated trimmings, regular IS cent pipe: VIII
send one to address for IS CENTS will send one for
80 cents II Will send the OF five Of your
friends who smoke have only 500 of these pipes so
order early Address C. +. Clarke. Agent lie Roy. NY.
"ORTH KNOWING.-FOR IS CENTS WILL
w send three foImuias-No. l. that will cure hog
cholera and relieve horses of heaves No horse and
cattle Imminent which will relieve sprains, ringbone
chaes bruises, ameneSs etc; No. cough cure worth
price alone that ask for the three Wilson Merritt,
Warwick Cecil Co.. Md.
ENOR s20o WILL GIVE YOU A RECIPE THAT
- Will cure foot rot In sheep. II. NJ Jones, $50
Greenup Ill.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
AVA Ing cures wind collie diarrhoea &c. Csc bottle.