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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-07
WILL ELECT ALL
CITY OFHC|ALS S
City Council to Hold an
Interesting Meeting
Tonight
ONLY 4 FEW CONTESTS ON
Salary and License Committee Win
Render Their Report, While May
or Will Name All Standing
Committees for Year.

The meeting of city council tonight,
which will be the first since the or
ganization meeting Monday, promis-
es to be the most interesting of
the year, and many important matters
are to come up.
First among them will be the elec-
tion of ali city officers for the year
1904, but, as stated in these columns
before, there is only one or two con-
tests on, and majority OF the present
incumbents will be reelected without
opposition.
The committee on licenses will also
render their report upon the amount
of license to be paid for the year. 1t
is not thought that any material
change will be made in the ordinance.
Another important matter, especial
~ to the city employees, will be the
report of the salary commtite.It Is
well known that a number of the city
officers are seeking an increase In
their salary and it is believed that,
in several ceases the committee will
report fayorably.
The committee on rules will also
render their report. the mayor will
announce his standing committees for
the year and another important mat
ters will be handled. and altogether
tas saSss Will be Al unasualiy inter.
estsnG one
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-07
JUDGE EVANS TO PRESIDE
HERE FOR JUDGE PARKER.

Middle Circuit Judge is Now Candl-
date for Supreme court.
Judge Beverly D. Evans. Of the Md
die circuit, will preside at the session
of the Glynn superior court next week.
In place of Judge Parker who will
eside for Judge Evans H. a numae'
of cases in winch he is disQ0a,:. ed.
Judge Evans is one of the most dis
guished jurists in the state, and mas
made a great record in the Middle
circuit. He is from Washington coun-
ty.
He is now candidate for the su-
prone court in opposition to Justice
Fish, and from all appearances, is
making quite an interesting race. He
III preside here next week ON civil
cases.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-07
Not OVer-WiSe.

There is an Old allegorical picture
{ a gir| scared at the grass-horpe
mt in the act of heedlessly treadin
n a snake This is parallslled by
the man who spends large sum OF
money building a cyclone cellar, on
neglect to provide his family will
bottle CT Chamberlain's Collie. Chol
era and Diarrhoea Remedy as E. safe
gard against bowel complaints
whose victims cItnuInber those o.
the cyclone a hundred to one. Thi
remedy eyerywt re recognized as tn,
most prompt and reliable medicin'
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-07
JAEGER BROTHERS ARRESTED
They are Accused Of Using Mails te
Defraud.

Chicago, H., Jan. 6.-Frank JageT
and John jaeger, well-known through
out the United States as mining stock
brokers and promoters, were arrested
today on the complaint of Postofice
inspector William M. Ketcham, OIL
the charge of using the mails in u
schme to defraud.
TIL arrests were ordered by the gov
ernmant otncisls after an inquiry mai
beer maze into the business methods
OF tne Model Gold Mining Company
and the Jager Oil Company, of which
concerns Frank Jaeger is president ami
treasurer, and John jaeger secretary
Upwards of 100000 is involved ill
the case and the federal S3uthorltied
declare that sensational revelations
will be made when the prisoners are
4rraignea in court.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-07

St. Louis, Mo, Jan. 6.--Much has
been said and written about the inter
collegiate athletic games that are to
be a feature of The approaching
worlds fair, but it has remained for
William l.. Ransom, president of the
Cornell University debate council. to
suggest that contests Of college brains
as well as college Drawn might be
made an interesting feature of the
exposition. Mr.. Ransom's idea. which
has been favorably received by the
exposition directors, is for a grand in
tercollegiate debating contest in which
the leading colleges and universities
of the entire country might be repre-
sented.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-07
WILL HAVE GOOD BALL TEAM.
Club Will be Managed Again by Bes
tor p Coleman.

tor p Coleman.
From the present outlook Brunswick
will have a first class ball team dur
ing the coming season and one that
will defend the city against any anne
teur team in the state, as was the case
last year.
The different players are already
busy discussing the outlook, and it
is understood that B. P. Coleman will
again manage the club.
AS for material, it seems that we
have all the players here in the city
that will be needed, except probably
one pitcher.
For the box work we have Wal
ker and Grimes, who did such excel
lent work last season, as back stops,
clever Jack Bowen is ready to- put on
the mask, and it is stated that a new
catcher has been discovered in the
city, who will probably play with the
Pilots this year.
There are other good players in the
city, and the baseball outlook for the
coming season is, indeed bright.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-07
Found His Horse.

The horse and buggy Of Judge Max
Isaac, which mysteriously disappeared
from in front of Mrs. M. lsaac's resi-
dence on Union street Tuesday al
ternoon turned up early yesterday
morning. A negro brought the horse
to Mr.. Isaac saying that he had found
it on one of the roads few miles
from the city. Just how the horse
disappeared Is still a mystery. Moth
ing was missing except the buggJ
whip
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-07
JOINT INSTALLATION OF
THEIR OFFICERS TONIGHT

. The two Brunswick lodges of Odd
Fellows will hold an interesting meet
Ing In their hall over Glogauer's to-
night, at which will occur a joint in
stallation Of the newly elected Off
GERS Of the two lodges. The exercis-
es are expected to be interesting, and
a full attendance Of the members is
looked for.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-07
NINE PRISONERS ESCAPE
BY SAVING STEEL BAR.
At Raleigh, N. c., Negroes Saw Out
of Jail.

Charlotte, N. c., Jan. 6.--Some time
after 8 o'clock this morning nine ne
gro prisoners escaped from the Jail
in Raleigh by saving steel bar which
opened their cells. The door of the
third cell was jammed so that twelve
prisoners could not get out.
The nine prisoners used piece
OF bar to prize away the latch in the
steel cage of the corridor and thence
got into the main corridor, using a
bar to open a way to liberty through
the brick wall.
The most important prisoner is
Gorge Battle, 20 years old, sent here
from Edgecomb county to prevent
|lynching, his crime being felonious
assault. Another prisoner was Len
Spencer. houssbrsaker. ....
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-07
Plants Resume Operation.

Birmingham, Ala, Jan. Ga number
of industries resumed operation in
the Birmingham district yesterday,
among them being the rolling mill OF
the Republic Iron and Steel company
at Gate City, the water pipe plant OF
the United States Cast Iron Pipe com
Foundry compsny's soil pipe plant at
the same place. 1t is understood that
the steel mill OF the Tennessee Coal
Iron and Railroad company at Ems
lev will resume in the immediate fu
turss 41..A-lj4-s--.--l4I~II--.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-07
Mfchidan hortlcuIturists.

Traverse City Mich, Jan. 6.-Nearly
every county Of lower Michigan is well
represented at the annual meeting
begun here today by the Michigan
State Horticultural society. The pro
ceedings will last two days and will
be devoted to papers. lectures and dis
cussions on practical horticultural
topics.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-07
WILL NAME GOODYEAR As
NEW CITY ATTORNEY

AS stated in these columns a week
ago. Col. O. P. Goodvear will be elect
ed city attorney tonight to succeed
f. e. Twltty, the present incumbent.
There will be no opposition to Col.
Goodyear and council could not make
a better selection.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-07
TO RESUME MEETING TODAY.
Board o. Trade win Hold Interesting
Session.


The board Of trade will resume their
regular weekly meetings at the city
hall this morning. having adjourned
early in December until after the hol-
idays.
The meeting today promises to be
an unusually interesting one, and sew
eral matters Of importance will come
up for discussion.
Brunsw1ck's commercial body now
has a number Of enterprising deals
on foot, and also has considerable
work to do for the next month, and it
Is ungentl" hoped that = full attend
ance of the members will be present at
the meeting today.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-07
rrIs.s Of conoreasmsn prluos

New York, Jan. 6.-The case of Con-
gressman Edward H. briggs, indicted
on charges growing out of the postal
frauds, was called for trial today in
the United States circuit court in
Brooklyn. United States District At
terney Younge appeared for the prose
eution. ..,.Im.tg..1-.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-07
THEATER MAY BE CLOSED.
Americus Play House Objects to the
High License.

High License.
Americas, Ga, Jan. eff the city
council Of Americus insists upon the
collection of the new special license
tax just imposed upon the local thea
ter, this city will be without a play
house. as the management announces
that the theater will be closed at
once.
For some unknown reason the spe-
cial tax just imposed was increased
400 per cent over the former tax rate,
making it practically prohibitory.
Citizens of Americus tope that the
matter may be quickly adjusted and
the city spared the modification OF
having its only place of amusement
abandoned.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-07
HICKMAN MEETS
PAINFUL M|SHAP
-
Unconscious in Woods
During Freezing Wealth
er Monday Night
WITH A BROKEN LEG
Well Known eIynn County Fxsmer
Accidentally Hurt While Return
ing to His Home-in Serious
Condition.

That P. c. Hickman, we'll known
Glynn county farmer is not dead from
exposure is a mystery 20 physicians
and others we'll acquainted with the
facts in this very unusual case.
Mr.. Hickman came to the city from
his country home, only three miles
from the city hall, Monday morning
and spent the day here. He attended
to q number of business matters and
started home in the afternoon. 1t il
said that he left here at noon, with.
out any trouble and started to walk
to his house near the old chapel
He failed to arrive at his home
Monday night and searching parties
were sent out for him early Tuesday
morning. They finally located him
about ten O'Clock short distance from
his house in an unconscious condition
with one leg broken. DR.. G. W. Blan-
ton of this city, was called in and at
tended the wounded man.
DR.. Blanton thinks that Mr.. Hick-
man WIS lost in the woods and fell
over some logs in the vicinity, thus
breaking his leg.
The strsngest part of the occurrence
is that Mr.. Hickman did not freeze to
death Monday night. as it was one OF
the coolest nights in tbs history OF
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-07
THE FIRE LOSS IN 1908
TOTALS UP $156, 1877, 700

New York, Jan. "a record Of loss
by FIRE in the United States and Can
ada for the year just closed compiled
by The Journal of Commerce, shows
a total of $156,197, 700. This is the
greatest sum since 1893, with the ex-
cention Of 1901.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-07
RlFLEMEN WERE OUT
E0R pRAGTIf

The Brunswick Rifiemen were out
for a practice drill on the streets last
night under command Of Lieutenant
Twomey. Quite number OF the mem.
pers were present and they made an
excellent showing.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-07
AN INTERESTING LECTURE.

Marks Parish House.
The lecture OF Rev. Rede at st.
Marks Parial House lastz zaight was
Largely attended aid yeff .efe
DIR. Rede iectured ON Alaska, and
his talk was illustrated with pretty
pictures Of different scenes in that
country. which were much appreciat-
ed by all present.
The lecture was given under the
auspices of the Ladies Auxiliary OF
the Mems club.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-07

Neither master, owners nor agents
of the British. s. S. "Volage" will be
res oonsible for any debts contracted
by the crew Of said steamer.
F. NJ, D. styschan & Co, Agents.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-07
A MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE.
NJ. comati, Grocer, Having Financial
Trouble.

W. NVHIatIi NfV~V't stss''S
Trouble.
Deputy Sheriff Pyles last night clos.
ed up the grocery store Of n. Comati,
at the corner of George and Amherst
streets under a mortgage In favor of
J. j. Lissner, for $240.85.
The sheriff is now in charge OF the
stock but 1t is understood that Mr..
Comati will endeayor to arrange his
financial troubles and open again In
a Jew days.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-07
chip Notice,

Neither the master, consignees or
owners Of the British steamship,
Cairnstrath, will be responsible fon
any debts contracted by the crew OF
said steamship
Hunter. Master.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-07
When questioned Is 10 hls condi-
ton Dr Blanton said that pneumo;

mia had set In and that he was very
much afraid that Mr.. Hickman would
be unable to- pull through the attack.
Hickman has lived in Glynn coun'
ty for many years and has large Gill
Gle Of friends who will regret to hear
of his misfortune.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-21

1toBt er segeR bas @eldnber elmer
Sdiebbube an unb fdnt fdliebli9, 10
lang er lit, gu 8oben.
Sans bat iid bon 3eit gu 3sit umz
g%eipanbt, um i'm gu beobadten. Mls
er tbn fallen iiebt. bleibt er iteben.
PAUL 1T aber glei6 pieber auf ben
5iiben unb augenI6einli6 unperlebt.
9a sebt Sans ieines Weses ~peiter; er
mill ii9 ben 3ubringli9teiten ieines
friibern 8efdbrten entaieben. Setter
briidt er Mariens @rm an iif, unter
benz Ginbrud bieies piberliden 3piz
f4enfalles. Wie I'm iie gu bsf9iiben.
betra9tet er iie nit einem langen Bid
boiler 2iebe unb 5drtli9 fliiitert err ibr
gu Sieb, pbne bid itdnbe i6 beute
@6enb gerabe 10 erbdrmli4 Oa. pie
er!...
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-21

9oS @odcnblott cntbGlt ole DC.
pclhen oeS Sn. uno Iuslonocs, cine
intereiionte coitoriclle @eiprc1ung,
5oblrei1c Slrtifel iiber SageSfragcu,
miiieni1aftlidc Ibbonolllngcn, cine
rcidc gltSluobl bon YpIt-Ta1ri6ten
ans alien Sbeilcn Der alien Seinloth
%lpanncnoe Tomane itno Gr5Gblun.
gen, rei5enoe Srieie aus 9erlin, 8ien
ulb Yuris, Nadrid)ten ans alien
Sbcilen Warplonb's uto oen oil.
g~ren5cnoen Stantelt, 2anoipirtb.
idoftlihes, 2ofaI-N adridJtell aus ser
Stobt, Marft- ,uio 96rienbcribte
utb Inbercs.
Gos @odenblott foItet fir sic
Ser. Staoten, CANADA urlo Wferifo
$3.50 pro Sabr unb fir 9cutl6lano,
SeItreid uno Die Sdtpeis, iotpie Siio.
s(merifa unb s~(ultrolien 81 pro Sabr
portoirei.
9~citelungen iperoen ieoer 3eit
cntgegen genonlmer.
60. 3aine,
Gieentbiimer uno S~erausaeber,
Ger. 2t9, Goro-G aIpert.S IT,,
Baltimore, Mo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-21
Sluci nemc Etaatcn.

@nib iugton II, 20. 9tpril. -
NaN elmer lan9en 9ebotte nabm
cos Observation-Disclosures beute9todl,
mittag Die Bill on, ipelde Stoaten
ulodt Gus SfIohon1a, DEM Snbioner
Eerritorium, 9teli=Wferifo unO Qri'
soma. Die beioen eritgenannten Ger.
ritorien meroen in Ben Stoat OF.
lahomo" uno Ole Serritorien gtelt-
Werifo unb @ri5ona IN ben Gtnot
,Nri5ono" pcrifn1oljen. Die 9iQ
tulroe nit 1l7 gegen t04 9 imrlen
ongenpnmcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-21
Sin iaubcrer Nid)ter.

vs. bington 20. Ipril. -
@qr Dem Srbi5ialsG omite oes Soil-
les CAB Erofeiior Sobn @urlt bon
Der He6tsidule Ser Oale.lluiperiitdt
bellte 3eusniB ab gegen &i6ter
Charles Spapne bon E%Sadioupile,
meld)er ongeiduloigt lit, iid) in lei,
ner onatlidlen @igenihait ongeblih
beeinilltilen 3l luiien. Gr iogte,
Hidter Smapne's gnti6eioungen
bingen bon onberen llmitGnoen ab,
ais @eieb nnO 3eugenntsiogen. Tro-
feilor @urit erflGrte, &ibter Stuap-
lie babe itets einen Gripotmaggon
Der oSadionpiqe, Tampa uno Sen
@eitsSabn" lmentgeltlid) beniiet,
pelu1 or relic, lei IN bemielben ein-
nal monatlib bon ieiner noroliden
@eimatb nad) SadionpiQe getommen
uno babe oorin nit 6reunben cine
Heiie nod Der &iiite oes StiQen
O5eonS gcnad)t. @r iagte, Der Bid.
ter babe IN cincr &lage 9e9en Die
o5lortoa Soutbern @abn" einen
8ermonoten, einen lmerfabrenen
jrngen Wann, Namens Sobn Sting,
ais ,WaIter in Gbancerp" erronnt
nit einem Monot5-S oldr bon 1925
mir 20 Wonatc illlO elmer 8ebil6r
pom $4,000 gum ShluB, Erofeiior
@lrIt profti3irte pom 1884 bis 1896
ais 2tnlualt in Sodionbiue, 6lo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-21

Jtppstl ". StIVtt &C %, ZUS, vi.
paulsStraBe.
8dntiers.
Qleranbcr 9ropn &c 9ons, 9aItis
more lno GalpcrtsStrobe.
Srui :.sSomragnie'n.
Sbe Security Storage &c Sru7t gomz
PAM, 10, NortbzQbenue, fsrtigi
Seftamente aus unp funeirt aIs
Observation-Disclosures uisb Nd9z
labpsrpalterir.
@trrontile Sruit & GepoIit 60, Gto
-612, GatbebralzG trabe; So6n
Sin, 4ri'ibent; Sobn Mc5eurp,
S6abmet,ter; 8. q. Walter, Sstr.
Marhlano Sruit 60. Gourtlanbs unt
2eGingtpnsS trabe; Iuan Nc2ane.
SeaueIter.
2ebensperii6eruneSs Gompognie'r.
MorDluno 2ife S%nfurance Co., 40.
Welt SapstteYG trabs; 90. $. 9luds
foro, prdfioent; Sobn 81. SanIon.
SetrstGr.
5eaers9er iiderunsss Gsentsu.
MpDal Sniurance Co.. 21O. DIT
2eringtonzS trebe.
Snouitrialz8 eriiferungs>Gpmp
Some 5rierblg Speistp, 1926, 2inoen.
Moenue.
6euerIjGerc MDbels aagerung.
Sbe Security Storage e SruT c..
13-19, Iprt6z @penue.
Grabam's Warehoule, Bart @penue
uno 0plpbinsS trabe.
9runoeigentbumsz Matler.
pierce s. 0Igan &c Nepbep. 16,
2e~ringtpnzS traBe.
Bidder &equiIiten.
5be Wpers e Sid5 Co., l04, Sio.
SOparo>S trabs.
Sdderz uno Gono;!or<@ srtseuge.
Iusnit Waas, 105,| 9unopersS trabe
8dubol5, Sbiren unb Seniterrdbmen.
Otto 0uder &c Co., preIibsrtsS trobe
uno Gantnn=4 penue.
9d'45ol50dnb!er.
Sbos. Wot.b,,ps &c Spn, gantons
Ipeune unb 4lbemarle- Gtrabe.
SEQ. s. Sloan &c Bro. Ala, 2iotts
StraEe.
gleGz uno emaiGirte Stdhlpaaren.
gtatio:al @namelins &c Stamping
Co.. 100. 9enopersS trabe.
Siamantsn nnb S6mudIaten.
M. S. Oppenbeimer &c Guns, 321.
Weits8altimore@S !rabe.
Guslpdrtise Ii. einbeimii9e probutte
0ampfmai Ginen, &efel unb Yumpen.
Wallace Gtebbins &c Sons, CHARLES
uno 2olnbarbsS trabe.
9rosuenz5dnbler. .
8ilpin, 2angbon e 60, 3OO-3O2,
WeitzGombarb StraRe.
GngroS @e6afte.
Sellrp &nefelp & Son. 5. Sft<pratt.
Strabe.
Sunter>W btsfeD.
-. Canadian C Son, 2o5-2O7, 3D.
GambensS troBe.
&prburps %pe= @bistep.
SLIDER Bros. Co., 4Ce, WeItzGombens
Strabe.
3affee - gebrunnt unb uneebrannt.
Sbs G%nterpriie Coffee Co., 528. Roros
GalpertsG trabe.
2anblpirtbfdaftIide @erdtbe unb Sds
mereten.
Griffith e Surnsr Co., 2O5. Ncrbs
pacasStra5e.
Mesger. unb @inmade>W ert5euge.
S. g. pfeiffsr &c Son, 200, Norb.
paca<S trabe.
Ornamentale DrahtsQ rbeiten.
Dufur e Co.. 81, N.s9onarbzS tr.
pub= unb Weibpaaren.
Irmitrons, Gator C Co., 1O6-1O8.
9optinssplaee.
Sbiiren Jenfierrabmen unb R%ouleaur.
Sronf 9. @utfins & So, 9rott. uno
Yrefibent=S trabe.
enbetaila @ef1dfte.
Siainanten unb Shmudfohen.
Wslib g.. Bros. 60, 1923, Horb-
GharleszS trabe.
Glrnenz uno Weibfpaaren.
elart &c Stepens, 212 Norb=g barlss.
StraBe.
gudbanbluns.
@rntber's beutide Ynhbanbluna,
sos, Sit-guItitaorel Strabe.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-21
4. 6 /.

~ e berfdiebenen partentirdner-
u gltern bDrten ben G~r5dbluna
& gen ibrer Spr5Blinge fammt
unb ionbers NIT einem setpii,
fen Wergniisen gu. benn es mar Elm
.Musipdriiosr." elm nnnern in Der Sc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-21

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Gr betra1tete Marie uno madt ibr
cine tomii6e 8erbeu9une.
: Gllten gag! =
Damn Hart er lie auf 4:
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li6 germ, Sbren Mant. Siinf5ebn
Sabre lang baben mir pader miteinans
Der seSedt. Gr lit mein 5reunb, elm
alter Jreuno..
@r fhtpanft, unb fdIt tpGre er eefalz
len. Miibiam seruinnt er bas 9leid>
gepi6t pieber unb fdbrt fort /:
OH. an Der &irGneib miiTen mir
bod miteinanber anitoben. &omm!
-. Define 5rau sebt natirli9 aud
init 80.
Mitleibis iiebt Sans i'm an unb
antnortet freunolid
Neit,, ailer Sreunb, nein! 80.
mir tebren nidt mebr elm, unb bu
gineit scideiter beim.
Marien aber f~liiitert er leiIe gu: M9
8ott! Sn tpas fir elmer 0erfaIIuns
lit Der arme &erl bod pieber F!
GaId fiibrt er ,eine Srau binfpes.
Der 8etruntenc folst ibnen Elm Weils
deil, fu9telt nit ben Mrmen in Der
2uft bernm unb it0bt abseriiiene Sas
BE beraus':
- DaS lit mir Elm iauberer patron!
....s Don nidts mill er ipiifen!...
Gr sebt beim unb meinte, i'd folle
aud beimgeben -. 60 frib g
1T ia 4irdiueib J. 3 il -. Sd Dab
feline Grou, i'd.
CT rcmpelt eincn alten Mann OH.
Der Oariiber anoebalten miro. Damn
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-09-21
NIGHT WATCH HURT
r. F. Brewster, Of Harlan, Caught Un.
der Bill Board Which Blew Down
During Storm Is Not Badly In
iured,

Special to Times Republican.
Harlan, Sept. 21.--A severe wind and
rain storm struck this vicinity Mon
day evening about 1880. and as the
city night watch, L. f. Brewster, was
going to the city hall to get his rubber
coat and rubber boots a large bill
board was blown down and pinned him
to the cement sidewalk. Parties who
were standing in the shelter of this
Hub block saw the bill board go down
but in the darkness did not see Mr..
Brewster About five minutes later a
cry was heard but could not be locat-
ed at once. Later it was discovered
that the cry for help was in the vicin>
ity of the bill board and two or three
men raised the board sufficiently to
discover that Mr.. Brewster was under
it thoroughly drenched with water and
very much daHed. He was removed
and seemed to be uninjured aside from
being badly stunned by the blow.
When he awoke the next morning he
did not know how he had gone home,
or why he was at home, and said the
last thing he remembered was start
ing to the city hall for his rubber coat
and boots when the storm came up.
He is able to be around again, ana
seems to have suffered no permanent
iniIfrv
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-09-21
Courts Called Upon to Dec
Location of Maxwell Capt.
talist's Residence
ASSESSMENT is HELD WALL
Mr.. Clark McLain Has Rather linus
ual Experience, In Which His Clai.
is Not Uphold - Family spen
Winters in California and Clair
That as Their Permanent Home.
Special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Maxwell, Sept. 21.-It seldom occu
that it must be taken into court
decide where ones residence is. h'
such has been the experience of Clal
McLain, Of this city, ex-banker ar
capitalist. Mr.. McLain and FAM
have been spending the winters
California, of late, and claim to has
elected to make that their permanc.
abiding place, Notwithstanding tt
fact that they maintained a furnishe
home here to which they returned Ell
summer.
At the time Of the last regular a.
sessment. the assessor. of his own 81
lition, levied an assessment of SIS
upon Mr.. McLain's moneys and ere
it's. The city council, sitting as
board of liquidation, raised the .,
sessment to 100000. Mr.. McLain CO.
tested the claim upon the grounds IL
he was not a citizen of Maxwell !,
a resident Of California, and took 4
matter into court upon a writ Of
tiorari. The case was tried befo
Judge Richards, who decided that ,
McLain's residence was yet in Ma
well and as such, the assessment -
valid. What the future may devel
Is open to much speculation. The J.
Lains will depart next week for the
winter home.