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The Jewish outlook., 1904-08-19

The genuine "Gamossi real kid glove
is sold in Denver only by the Gamossi
Glove company, Sixteenth street near
Stout. A two-dollar glove at $1.5O.
Messrs Milton Guldman, Archie
Zwetow and Sam Strauss have returned
from hunting and fishing trip spent
in the mountains around Meeker
Mr.. and Mrs l. Cans and daughter,
Adelaide, spent day in Denver on their
way to the coast. Mr.. Cans is one OF the
prominent merchants of Evansville.
j. H. Arkush, fire, life and acci-
dent insurance; telephone 1868 3O4 and
3O5 Appel building, Sixteenth and Lari-
mer streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Freyhan of New
Orleans, have returned from a month s
visit to Colorado Springs and Glenwood
Springs, and will remain week in Den
yer before going to eastern resorts.
Mr.. and Mrs l. L.. Kemper and
daughter, Marion, and Miss Selma A.
Rosenthal Of Baltimore, who have been
summering in Colorado and the Yellow
stone have returned to their home.
MI. anu MIS-. IL. ufduIudIl OI LOUIS
vile, and Dr. A. d. Grammar of Helena,
are visiting their son and brother DR..
Leon Grammar. Mr.. and Mrs. Grammar
will make tour of the state before they
return to Louisville.
Mrs. Sol. Ringolsky entertained the
Tuesday whist club this week. Mrs.
Frank Rosenblatt of St. Joseph, Mo-,
was the guest of honor. Mrs. Morris
Stern of Galveston, won the visitors
prize.
On last Sunday, the 14th, very jol
ly party was given at Morrison by
small crowd of the young folks The
party consisted of Misses Mollye Klein,
Rose Fischer Grace Kayser, Amy Apple,
AL Fischer, Dave Jacobs, Nathan Roths-
child and L. Kanter.
Mrs. Chas. Field, accompanied by
Miss Lillian We'll, left Denver Monday
night for New York city. Miss We'll
will visit her sister, Mrs. B. Franks in
Sound Beach, and in the fall she will
leave for New Haven, Conn.,, where she
will attend school the coming winter.
Captain Rosenthal Of Pueblo, was one
Of the most active workers in the rescue
of the victims of the Eden wreck. Mr..
Rosenthal is well known as a prominent
citizen Of Pueblo, always ready to de-
vote his time and his money freely to
,.the cause of humanity.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Holman Of Port
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-18
RoaINsoN.HuMpARgY co.


Buy $4,000 Worth Of Bonds Issued
by Putnam County.
Eatonton, Ga. October 17-At an
election recently held in this county
fof the purpose Of determining as to
the adyisabillty Of issuing $4,000 OF
court house bonds. the election result.
e. in favor of issuing the bonds. and
s,eps are now being taken to have
the bonds validated according to law.
The county commissioners have clos
ed a contract with the Robinson-FIu
phreys Company Of Atlanta, for the
sale Of these bonds, and as soon as
they are validated and can be made
ready for sale they win be delivered to
The purchasers This win be the only
issue Of bonds outstanding against
Putnam county On account OF the
large assessed valuation Of the real
and personal property and the good
financial condition of the county, the
bonds brought an excellnet price,
The bonds are issued for the pur.
rcse of building court house, and
will be used for that purpose.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-18
HAPPY HooLloAN" LAST NIGHT
The Musical Comedy Pleased a Good
sized House ~ the Grand.

The Musical Comedy Pleased Good
sized Houae u the Grand.
Frank Dumanfg Happy Hooligan,
vas he attraction at the Grand last
right and. considering the fact that
it was drawing against Robinson's cir
Gus, the crowd was a large one.
Those who went 20 see the play eX
pected exactly what happened some
GOOD comedians, good music and pret,
~ girls. There is nothing to Happy
IIooligan" except fun and the compa-
NJ which handled the comedy last
night was a first class one. The come
dams wore above the average, the
costumes we're decidedly the most
elaborate seen here this season, the
chorus was very good and the stage
setting was up to the standard, The
audience was an apprcciatiye one and
seemed to enjoy the show immense,
ly.
Frank ". McNish, in the title role
and Eva Thatcher. the subrctte. both
deserve special mention. Mr.. McNish
i4 a drst class comedian and haAdles
ms part we'll, while Miss Thatcher
vas compelled to answer repeated en-
cores.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-18
CIRCUS MAN BADLY INJURED
Police officer Struck With a Brick by
Negro.

Police Officer Struck With Brick by
Negro.
Harry Exley, chief of police of the
Robinson circus force, was badly in
jpred Sunday about noon out at the
circus grounds, by being hit in the
head with a brick thrown by Bruins
wick negro.
1t seems that the negro, together
With a number of others, was crawling
under one of the tents. They were
several times ordered to leave the
promises by TIE officer and. finally one
negro again cIawled beneath the tent
ana was put out by main torce. The
negro then picked up a brick and land
ed heavily on the officers temple.
Mr. Exley was knocked senseless by
the terrific blow The circus physi
cian was summoned and dressed the
wound and later the injured man was
carried to Waycross, where he was
aced in the hospital. 1t was report
eG over the city yesterday that he
vas dead, but, upon inquiry at The
circus headquarters, 1t was learned
tiat he was still alive. though it is
believed that he is fatally wounded.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-18

"UNHfARD OF CHARACTER"
kuropat<in's Retreating Army is pur.
suing japanese Lesions-een. oku.
is Attacking Main force to
Block Russian Retreat.

london, Oct Desperate fighting
Is stlll in progress all along the line
hofopatkin's retreating army is pur.
SUNG the Japanese legions.
The main struggle now is centered
around the extreme right Of the Rus.
SLAMS. west of he railroad wuere Gen.
Cku is furiousIy attacking The main
Strength Of lie Russian column at
Chien Pass and Clinaugtson The Jap
atese are rushing strong force to
block the Russian retreat along the
railway toward Mukden.
a wounded Russian general said to,
DAY at Mukden of the present battles
Fighting is Of an unheard OF char.
aeter Whole companies have been
layonetted to death, This is the
tenth day Of the butchery.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-18
SCHOONER JOHN ROSE RETURNS

reavy Gale Shifted Her Deck Load
and Some Little Damage Done.
The schooner John Rose, which sail
ed from this port FOR New York on
October 10, returned yesterday having
experienced quite q time at sea since
sailing The Rose was struck by the
heavy northeast gale her deck cargo
6" lumber was shifted, losing some Of
it and she was considerably damaged.
The Rose was also badly leaking
and anchored out in The sound. She
sill probably be towed TO her destina-
ton, where the necessary repairs will
be made Just to what extent the
schooner is damaged is not known, but
it viii amount to considerable. Be
sides the part Of her deck cargo Of
lumber which was washed overheard,
ne ontire cargo was shifted ana some
what damaged,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-18
Collector Read Will Close
the Books This Az
ternOOn
A BUSY DAY is ENpECftD
Il is 4oped That al Democrats who
t,ava Not Vet Done so VIII Quail
ify Today for the Coming Ma.
tionai Election.

rhis IS the last day Chat III voters
of Brunswick and Glynn counJy have
to quaify for the presidential ana
congressional elections 10 be held on
November s. and those VINO have not
yet registered ana do not do so today
@ih net DC able to participate in tho
e,eetlon.
The registration has Increased con
sideraby with Tax Collector Read
dmns .he past several days, but sun
# IS hoped tfat many democrats viii
ec ap today and qualify Tor the cleo
ton. ghcrc arc many reasons why
,ha people Of lhls county should poh
Is lig 1ote on election day. chiefly
aAong then the fact that Cais is the
b-Ws ,ac able and popular congress
m who represents lhe Eleventh
a,sriet n lho national congress. and
IS eur daty la give a nattering
vc,e While Congressman Branuey
Aas apposition in the person of one
Geffaa county republican, ID is not fear
tHgt he VIII lose a single county
= tb state hut the republican candi
aato sbouId De- buried so deep with
t-wucI Ike votes that he viii not be
heard From again in a life time, 1t
s. eanestiy hoped that all those who
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-18
PRITCHARD'S RASH ACT
SON OF U. S. JUSTICE PRiTcHARu
SHOT LIEUT. DEEM AND THEN
KILLED HIMSELF.

Manila, Oct. 17.-Iieutenant Pritch.
ard, son Of United State, Justice
rritchard, while insane today, shot
ana killed Second Lieutenant Deem.
The insane officer then pointed the
pistol at mis- own head and fired. Both
men died almost instantly.
II Is not known what caused Lieuten
ant Pritchard to lose his mind He
has been stationed here for some time
but not until today did he show an,
signs Of insanity. His remains will
probably be shipped to his home in
south Carolina for burial.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-18
STORM IS NOW
MOVING SLOWLY
-
All Vessels are Warned
Not to Leave Port at
Present
GALE IN S0UTH FLORIDA
Not Believed, However, That it win
Touch Brunswick-Heavy North
east Gale Has About subsidized
The Last Bulletin.

The storm which has been slowly
moving along the Cuban coast since
carly last week has finally struck in.
lend and last night was apparently
covering the entire section of the
southern Florida peninsula.
There is as yet no danger OF the
storm reaching here, though the indi-
cations are that turning point has
been reached and the storm may yet
sweep up the Atlantic coast at an in
creased rate Of speed storm signals
are still flying as far north as Tampa
and an advisory telegram saws it Will
be dangerous for vessels sailing for
Cuban ports to so to sea.
No reports were received last night
from either Jupiter, Key West nor
Hatteras by the weather bureau.
Wires all down, was the brief mes
|saee entered in the blank after the
name Of the stations, yet il was as
filed with meaning as the most extend
'Cl message. 1t is the best prima facIe
Ieyidence that the storm has begun
tive operations on the Southern Flor
ida peninsula.
The latest report received from the
two most southern stations of the
weather bureau came with the after
room reports yesterday afternoon. Al
taat time Iu@ter reported a wind OF
forty miles an hour, blowing from the
northeast ana gradually increasing in
Vt locity. At Key West the wind was
rot so high, but the barometer had
ia'ien steadily and at that hour stood.
lat only 1854 and was falling. Other
coast points in the danger zol.e report
ed increasing high northeast winds.
At 4:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon
be Central Weather bureau sent out
the following edvisory telegram:
Continue northeast storm warnings
from Jupiter to Tampa. the Carib-
bean disturbance is moving slowly in
direction north of west. 1t is unsafe
tor vessels for the next two or three
days along west Cuban coast and Flor
ida coast. in the East Gulf and near
the Bahamas"
The later developments showed the
wisdom Of this telegram. Tae storm
Ihad reached the Florida peninsula be,
.fcre time for he night reports and no
word can be gotten from Key West or
Jupiter. The tact chat Jupiter report
cd a wind OF lorty miles and stin felt
no damage TO wires, Indicated that the
wind velocity is a high one.
Other stations, especially those
along the Florida coast reported high
winds last night. A northeast wind
Of thirty-four miles an hour was blow
IL al Tampa Jacksonville reported
thirty-two miles. At Savannah the
ind was light but freshening. Charl-
es ton reporte fourteen miles from
he northeast At Hatteras the wires
arc down and no report is obtainable.
If this means that the turning point
has been reached some touch Of the
storm may be felt here within the next
several days.
However, there is absolutely no dan
ei as yet. The morning rel orts Will
i've some better idea Of the location
the storm and its course.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-18
HOME RULE IN TIE ozFrNo.
Foolish Conduct Of Irish Member
Threatened to Spoil all.

Foolish Conduct Of Irish Member
Threatened to Spoil all
Cork, oct Addressing a mon,
sier meeting here today William
.CBrien declared that home rule was
N the offing since j. was believed the
Dunrayen scheme Of an Irish financial
commission had sympathy in official
Quarters: but the foolish conduct OF
the Irish party in fighting Chief Sec
rotary Wyndham, The lord lieutenant
and Anthony MacDonneil, former Sec
etary to the lord lieutenant Of Ire.
land. who were pledged 10 conciliation.
threatened to spoil all II was not
surprising t9at Wyndham rspudiatea-
the Dunragen scheme. for no man
could trust his political reputation in
the hands Of men who behaved so
foolishly as did the Irish members In
The last session Of parliament.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-18
THe SOUTH GEORGIA FAIR.
waycross is Preparing to Have a Big
Show New Week.

Wayeross is Preparing to Have tig
sho. New Week.
John S. SHARP, general 'saperintend-
ent Of the South Georgia fair, which
Is to be held IN Waycross November
Is. is spending a few days ia the
city ID the interest Of the fair and
paid The News a pleasant call yester-
DAY
Mr. sharp says Tie fair to be given
III Waycross this year will excel any
held in south Georgia IN recent years
qhe fair is to be given under the aus
plces o. the counties composing the
Rranswick Judicial district and a ma
j1rity Of them viii be represented with
exhibits, and win compete for pre-
niuns ofIered on the different exhib
its.
One Of the most Interesting contests
i. for the three most beautiful womer
attending the fair. and it is believed
that If some Of Brunswieks fair se'
attena they win easily return with al
three OF the prizes. This city vii
no doubt be well representa- at th'
show ssisE "a
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-18
YOUNG MAM sAoors HIMsELE
Ralph Rogers, Of spartanbure, Acci
dentaily Injured.

Spartanburg s c.. Oct 17.-Ralph
Rogers. the rs year old son Of Rev w.
A. Rogers, financial agent Of Wofford
college, accidentally shot himself in
his room this afternoon and no hope is
held out for his recovery by the five
physicians in attendance. The ball
entered the forehead. passing entirely
through the head Young Rogers was
member of the junior class at Wof
ford and prominent in college and fra
ternity life. His father who has beer
il i'll health, is in a condition OF al
most complete collapse.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-18

zirged into the outer air ana judging
1Dm the comments made by the spec
lstors. but few we're disappointed with
Tie show, and some people would kick
az anything, Hut the people the peo-
Re who really count were all admira
ton
Robinson is shy one pleasing feature
IN his many attractions. The comely
ey hound, with his fast running and
Aish jumping, was not there. A cir
-cus audience always enjoys the fast
end pretty work Of these dogs.
Altogether The circus is a good one
and sustains the reputation Of old
Jehn Robinson. It must be admitted
however, that the clowns we're not VI
~ the standard.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-18
YEATmAN HURT IN ACCIDENT.

Automobile of Anniston Man Goes
Wrong,
Annislon. hla, oct 17-W. X. Yeat-
man, president and general manager
o the Yeatnan Printing Company
Or this city was badly injured by an
automobile accident near Jacksonville
today He and his wife were out driy-
ing when the machine got from under
his control and both were thrown
from the vehicle Mrs. Yeatman was
uninjured further chat a shaking up
while Mr. Yeatman received fracture
the skull and his back sprained, be-
sides other injuries. He may recover.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-18
Circus Men and Negroes
Had Small Sized Riot
Last Night
THREE or FOUR lNJuRtO
Ten or Fstcen Shots Exchanged, but
Fortunately None of Them Took
EGeet--creus Men Fought
With sledge Hammers


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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-18
Money is Plentiful.

Jackson, Miss, oct. 17.-Tne banks
.cf Mississippi are filed TO Overlooking
with money, and Offers 10 hold back
their cotton in liberal sums on reason
able terms. One bank West Point
mas $250,000 to offer th9 farmers,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-18
ADVANCE on HARDIN WILL
BE MADE DURING WINTER

London. Oct. l7.-Japanese Minister
ilayashai sail today that the war
would be continued through the winter
at which time, he said, the advance
Would be made ON Harbin.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-18
KIMsALL cuT eY RERRY.
Neiahbors Fail out and Have Serious

NeI9hbots T al CUT and Have 5eFlous
Fight.
spartanburg S. c. Oct t7-Last
nght about Il o'clock sgd KlmbalI
and John Berry became involved in a
difficulty on main street. AS a result
Of the affray Kimball was cut by Berry
and tonight lies in a critical condition
with little hope for his recovery. The
two men are neighbors and live in tho
vicinity Of Boiling Springs. Berry Ia
p jail. q
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-18
A DOUBLE TRAGEDY
ONE KILLED AND ANOTHER
MoRTALLY WOUNDED IN WAL.
TON COUNTY.

Covington, Ga, October 17-Tele
phone message from Walnut Grove
Walton county, s miles north of Gov
inGton, states that great excitement
prevails in that community over dou-
fle tragedy which occurred there at
z o'clock last night. resulting in the
Killing of one man and mortally
vcunding another
G. N Thompson, better known as
Pud Thompson, Jesse Thompson and
John Thompson were the principals to
the tragic event
AS reported here over the telephone
Jesse and Bud Thompson went to the
store of John Thompson late Saturday
afternoon and all began drinking to.
gcther, when : quarrel arose between
Jesse and Bul on one side and John
on the otherthe trouble being trivial
afsniIy matter, which had .ta origin
some time ago and which was suppos-
el to have been amicably settled
Witnesses succeeded in stopping the
difficulty in the store When John
Thompson started for his home, only
a short distance away, the other two
ThomDsons followed him, overtaking
hum about ont hundred yards from
tie store,
slashsd Across Face.
Al this iuncture Bud, it is alleged,
.cclIarcd John and slashed hm across
the face with large bladed knife
raking dangerous and ugly wound
ThereuDon John drew revolver from
his pocket and began firing over his
shoulder,the bullets striking Jesse
Thompson who was a few feet away.
Then turning on his assai.ant, Bud
thompson, fired two shots into his
body After the shooting John Thomp.
son ran off and up to o'clck this az
.ternoon had not been located.
Jesse Thompson died at Z o'clock
this morning. Bud Thompson is stll
.aliye but there is no likelihood Of his
recovering.
Bud Thompson is an uncle of John,
,aud is about As years of age, having
a wife and twelve children. Jesse and
john are cousins and are both young
.mon, the former having wife and five
children.
( The FANNY are all well to do people
and are prominently connected in wal
tCn county.
Newport daily independent., 1904-08-23
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Newport daily independent., 1904-08-23
WORLDS FAIR RATES.

Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis, April 30th to Decem- Der l, 1904. Rate for ten day excursion ticket will be one fare and one-fifth for the round trip. Tickets on sale daily April 27th to November 30, 1904. Rate for sixty day excursion ticket one fare and one-third for the round trip. Tickets on sale April 18th to Nov. 20th.. Rate for season EXCURSION TICKETS eighty per cent. of double the standard one way fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale daily April 18th to Nov. 18th, Final return limit Dec 15, 1904.
 THOs. H. REAMEY. Agt.
Newport daily independent., 1904-08-23
TO THE FAIR.

Tickets on sale to St. Louis daily via the Iron Mountain route. S9.55 for the round trip; return limit fifteen days from date of sale. T. H. REAMEY. Agt.
Newport daily independent., 1904-08-23
BIG CIRCUS COMING.

The great Pan-American cir GUS, menagerie and hippodrome will exhibit in Newport Thurs day, September 1, their contract ing agent having already ar ranged for the date here.
 Advertising car No. l was ex- pected in Tuesday and there will be a war on among the bill post CTS, as men are already spread ing the paper of Sells & Downs.