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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-29

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-29

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-29
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Niagara. SAILS, N..Y., 2S.
April. Der Eioniit Eaoerepsfi
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ollie leine engagements g%efiinoigt.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-14
Brunswick Msy Experience Some More
Bad Weather this Week, Accord
ing to EAST Performances.

Local weather prophets Lass wceI
made the prediction that the rainy
spell would be followed by cod weath-
er, storm o. weather disturbances OF
some kind ana they did not miss it.
The rain hnaily decided To cease
Sunday afte'noco and Mr.. Mercury
Immediately go, busy and began on
the tobosgan
Yesterday a strong west wind pre-
vailed and il steadily grew colder
freezing weather was predicted. il
came, but the mercury did not stop al
the freezing point, but continued to
drop, until it reached % degrees at z
O'Clock this morning.
The forecast for today is still colder
and from the outlook early this mora
ing the weather man will hit it correct
y strong west wind is prevailing ana
/ seems to be growing colder every
hour.
The coolest weather il Brunswick. s
history occurred between February II
end II and th9 two snow storms in re-
cent years which have visited this
city, came between those dates, there.
fore we may expect anything in the
weather line during the present week.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-14
SHOWS OPEN T0DAY.G0tS DOWN To 2
Fisk Syndicate of Attractions Ready
TO Give Ferformances-SeVeral
Tents Have Been Erected

The Fisk Syndicate of Attractions
amived in te cityh yesterday morning
and Immediately began spreading
their several tents at the corner Of
Gloucester and Oglethorpe street, ana
thla afternoon the street fair will be
SIDE open, the speelersa will Ia, in
front OF the d ferent tents announcing
'taeir respective attractions. The band
aill be playing street fair tunes and
The small boy viii be in all Of his glory
From the appearance OF the different
members Of the copany the attrae >.
uons wiz certainly be high class and
cean in every respect. In fact Mr..
isk announce that eacn OF the differ
ent shows arr moral, high class ana
entertaining.
A large crowd remained around the
grounds yesterday and watched the
= en- erect the tents, many OF them
tmng anxious &c get peep at co
radora." abou whom so much has
acen said, bu- they Will have to wait
uLtl this aftehnoon to see her.
Among the several attractions in
The company there are said to be some
ccally good ONES and Mr., Fisk an
rJunccs hat he hopes TO see a large
rumber Of ladies' out IS his shows are
diferent from tire average street fair
attractions.
The SHOWS will all open this after
rcon and performances will continue
urtil II o'clsek tonight.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-14
GRQWD5CRfR !,
THE PRESIDENT
--&-
Roosevelt was Royalty Re-
ceived IN New York
Yesterday
a LARGE CROWD NET HIM
rendered a Big Banquet at the Wal
dorf-Astoria Last Night, and Laver
He Spoke at Reception cscn
by Press Club.

New York. Feb. 13.-president
Roosevelt arrived in the city this after
noon at $780, clock. The president was
met at the Pennsylvania depot by a
laIge crowd who cheered him contin-
nuously until he left the depot, A
guard composed OF 12S members of the
Jersey city police fore escorted him
across on the ferry.
All the foot Twenty-third street he
was met 6y q tremendous crowd Of cit,
i2ens, who cheered him and followed
MIN down the street Twentyfourth
street was also lined with cheering
crowd Of SPECTATORS who gave the chier
executive a royal welcome.
He proceeded to the republican club
Headquarters where a large reception
was held Tonight an elaborate ban,
qret was given at the WaldolfAstoria
where number of prominent New
'orkers Dld Welcome to the president.
dent.
Eater in the evening the president
attended another large banquet given
~ the press elab at he hotel Astor
Here President Roosevelt made the
tIst address Of the visit, and his
speech was listened to by a large
crowd.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-14
UNCLE SANS MEN
WANT RECRUITS
-
Officers are Here and Have
Opened Recruiting OF
flee for Three Days
MANY APPLICANTS fXPfCItD
TIE Office is in Charge Of Cher Yco-
man Foster. who is Accompanies
by Two or Three Other of
Uncle SANS Men.

The recruiting cfIlce was opened in
the government building yesterday but
the officers in charge will not get down
10 work until today
The work is in charge OF A. C.. w.
Foster, chief yeoman, who arrives
II, the city Sunday. He was accom-
tanned by A. frankie. chief maclhnist
aud o. Funke hospital apprentice.
the men all nave rooms at tho Central
rotel
Yeoman Foster, the ranking officer
states that he expects a number OF
applicants today. Mr.. Foster has been
detailed to recruiting service for the
past several months, but he has been
IN Uncle Sans employ for a number
as years and has been on many ships
He recently made a trip 90 China, ia
pan and other foreign countries anu
tslks Interestingly Of his experiences
with the foreigners.
The office vii be open until tomor-
row night, ana lhose who would join
the navy are requested to come mp
efore that time.
The government Is now endeavorine
TO secure a large number OF recruits
"a the south and viii Visit all cities
N tins section 1t is probable tina
several win enlist here.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-14
REscuED FRoM lie lce.
Seven Person. Saved After Floating
Nearly q Mile.

seven PERSON. Saved After Floating
Nearly Mile.
New York. bob 13.-After a peril.
Gus swift and enforced ride OF moro
taan three quarters OF mile down the
east river in huge ice foe tonight
seven persons Including several wo,
men and children were rescued by a
municipal vessel The foe which
stretched from North Brother island to
The Bronx shofo, drifted down the
river with the tide sad in its passage
tore from their moorlngs the James
D. Perkins and the Eureka, two coal
] argos which had been fasteued to the
iler at One Hundred and Th.rty-ninth
street. with rope. 2fa aseel cables. -ea
The Perkins We're Captain Henry Flood
mis- wife and their little daughter.
Capt john Kratzner Of the Eruka had
on board with him his wire and two
sons, one yoUth. During their dan.
eerous experience a heavy rain fell,
the river was a torrent and tie barges
uron which they were, were surround
Cd by the noe. which was headed TO.
ward Hell Gate.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-14
SECRETARY KRAETzER HERE.
he Thinks Outlook in 5runswick az
Present Very Brlaht.

he Thinks Outlook in 5runswick az
Present Very Bright.
A. G. Kraetzer secretary OF the
Brunswick Dock and City Improve
E.ent Company with headquarters in
New York arrived in the city Sunday
10 spend several days.
Mr. Kraetzer, being at the head Of
this big company, which deals in
brunswick real estate, Is naturally
greatly interested in the growth Of
the city and he is OF the opinion that
Brunswick is IN a better condition to
cay than has been the case in a num-
Ter OF years.
He thinks that the extension Of the
Atlantic and Birmingham 10 the latter
city means more for Brunswick than
anything which has developed here in
the history Of the city Mr.. Kraetzer
says his company is always glad to as
sist Brunswick in any movement look
ing to the advancement Of the city
The company he represents owns con
siderable property IN snd near the cts
pnd he states thar taSre is nov quite a
demand for H.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-14
STRONG IN HIS HAIR
is THIS ATHLET a

Vienna, Feb 13, Physicians and cir
cusmen are taking much interest in
III hathlete "a baggage smasehr named
Lschka, who has been exhibiting his
stunts in saloons only so far. Lischka
wears his hal long like Major Burke
Of Buffalo Bill s. But his is coarser
aid evidently much stronger that thB
rajors. In color It's chestnut. One
Of Llschaka's favorite stunts is to hang
with his hands on trapeze, bead
Gown and allow the heaviest man in
his audience 20 fasten onto the hirsuto
adornment Of his scalp. The athlete
IIofbauer weighs 300 pounds aAd Lis.
chka has supported aim in the describ.
ed fashion for Is minutes at time
Hofbauer dong acrobatics. Lischka
likewise supports 500 pounds deao
weight on his hair for 80 minutes and
more at a time
Lischkas head is as remarkable as
his hair. For a drink he lets anyone
hammer It with stone or chair and
many a chair was broken against his
mead which seems indeed bullet proof
Mly that none ever dared hre at IT,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-14
NY SOLQNSB BCdRE6
BY REV. MONGRLEF
Baptist Minister Arraigned Mem
bers or Council for Repeating
the License Ordinance

~At the First Baptist church Sun
asT morning Rev. A. ]. Monc.ief deliv
cred a sermon OF. unusual local inter
est. The doctor selected for his
theme the subject Civic Righteous
ress' and reducing the matter to local
conditions DR.. MoncrjR handled the
Eembers of tie city council without
g!Cves for Their action of several DAYS
ago in repeating the license anance
after it had been passed -.
cace to the right Of stevedores to pay
c1 their employees in bar rooms.
The speaker said that he felt that
tie action Of the city council in repeal
Inc the measure in thessgssSias ossSr,lh ha
protests OF all Of the ministers p6otb
white and colored. in the cityRwas a
p:ece of fine contempt NJ lied at
the ministers and the Christian people
II Brunswick and he felt that the time
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-14
MALLORY BUSINESS GROWS.
AppoIntment 0t Asslstant FIorIda ~

Appointment Of Assistant Florida Pas
ssnger Agent is Announced.
The following interesting story con
ceining the growth Of the MALLORY
Steamship Line in Florida. !s taken
from tie Jacksonville Times Union
The Mallory Steamchip Line has an
nounced the appointment Of an assist
ant passenger agent Jacksonville,
aud is advertising many new features
taking effect tins season in connectoa
v 18th its ever increasing business from
rlorida.
Charles Davies, well known in trans
r0rtation circle. and who has acniey-
ID much success in both railroad
aud steamship work in this state dur
ig the past eighteen years. has &een
appointed 20 the position Of assissSpp'
passenger agent for Mallory Lines
Is 'th headquarters at Jacksonville
During the rast two years Mr. .Da-
sies has been director OF the state ou-
reau of information an institution sub
sCribed to by various boards Of trade
throughout tie state, for the purpose
g. imparting reliable information to
tourists home seekers and travelling
public in general. concerning the diff.
Ierent points in Florida, tours, routes.
iares. hotels and boarding houses. ana
such other information Of value to
those visiting Floridt for pleasure and
recreation or TO seci.r4 winte. homes.
IT. this character cf work Lnere is no
cne better Informed than Mr. Davies,
tro In his railroad and steamship eX-
Derience covering many years he has
rad unlimited opportunities 20 become
familiar with the actual conditions ana
phases Of Florida life as they exist,
Mr. Davies will continue 10 conduct
II e business oil this state bureau Of in
formation. making its headquarters a.
the Office OF rhe Mallory Lines at zl4
West Bay street, this city, where he
will also pursue his duties as secretary
of the Florida immigration association,
en- important organization devoted to
the interests Of Florida ia The securing
Of home seekers and settlers to this
STATE from all parts OF the union.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-14
SNORT ACQUAINTANCE
ENDS IN 4 WEDDNG
Mr.. D. M. Carroll and Miss Lucy
Holtzendorf Married Yester-
day Afternoon

Cupid makes captives, takes fort:
and causes strong men, who have train
ed the great guns Of Uncle Sans navy
cn many an enemy. to eapitulate, al
feT own sweet viii. when she chooses
Some times in working her miracles
ene laughs vefA. heartily at locksmiths
smiles defiance aeasarentaI objections
and goes on her way happy in the
thought that "al the world loves lov
er and lovers toe.
The short v'sllko this city of Daniel
Michael CSE@GSL connected with the re
ciuiting Office tosDe opened here today,
: yesterday culminatew in his marriage
TO a pretty and well known young
Brunswick girl, Miss Marian Lucy
Holtzendorff, daughter of Mrs. Katie
EoltzendorfT
The wedding occurred yesterday ar-
ternoon at $50 O'Clock in the office
ol immigration Inspector McGregor in
he government building, Justice ]. +.
Lambright, performing the ceremony.
Love at First Sight.
Mr.. Carroll arrived in Brunswick
iast Thursday in advance OF the re-
cuiting officers During the forenoon
lie went 10 the printing Office of II A.
Wrench a Son. where Miss HoItzea
corf was employed Mr. Carroll was
accompanied by a very large dog.
which mad volunteered to follow him
ound the city, Miss Holtzendort1
mst became infatuated with the ca
nne. and IL was left with her unhI
lhe owner arrived. The dog soon pass
O. out Of the young lady's possession,
aut had left love offair
Mr.. Carroll found it necessary to
tslt the prindng ofice quite frequent
s during The past three days and MISS
holtzendorff took pleasure in telling
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-14
REPERTOIRE COMPANY WILL
BE HERE ALL NEXT WEEK

While the Brunswick theater goers
are having rather a quiet time Of II
at present, they VII be able 10 90
cut every nigat next week is they 80
desire. The Pollard-Gagnon Stock Co.
which made such hit here few
years ago will Begin a weeks engage.
rent on Monoay Iignt This compa-
- Is considered one Of the best repre-.
tore companies on the road and a mum
Ter Of pleasing plays viii be presented
On Tuesday night the company viii
lest and Sargent Kitty" the pretty
nusical comedy, Will be presented.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-14
INSURANCE IN wAYcRoss.
Companies Threaten to RetaIIate Be
cause Of the Raised License Tax.

Companies hleaten to Retaliste Be-
cause Of the Raised License Tax.
Waycross Ga. Feb. 19.-The city
council Of Waycross at their meeting
III January Increased the license
against i1re insurance companies from
Sl5 to $25 per year In retaliation for
he raise the Southeastern Tariff AS.
sI citation has notified the council that
should the II creased rate remain in
force, The insurance rate for Way Z. o,s
WI be increased 10 cents on the aun
dted dollars. The city council will
gam about Sis by raising the license
and the property owners will lose over
4 thousand dollars by the increase IN
lhe Insurance rates The matter was
discussed at The meeting OF counc,
Friday night. and It waG decided TO
thoroughly investigate the rights of
me insurance companies and the j.
censes charged by other cities betore
Fry further action Is taken. On &C.
count Of the many contemplated i'm.
iroyemepts IN the city this year, me
council rased the license rate on naly
ines Of business, and 1t was believed
that because Of the large profits the
insurance com anies have gained flCn
Waycross since the organization OF tGC
ain fire department an increase },
81 per year in their license would 70
Ue unreasonable.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-14
'-GG44#ttROF BRIBE
LOST HIS MONEY
-
Secretary of SviatopoIk-
nirsky Secured License
for Necklace
BRlBtR WAS EASILY FOOLED
Gave Jewels tc His Mistress but Ii.
cense was not FOrthcomng-ons
of Mirsky's Last Acts to Dis.
charge This Corrupt Man.

/
st. Petersburg, Feb dS.-ons Of - 4
last official acts Of tie retired. not IL
say dismissed. minister of the 8nterlor,
Prince Swiatopoli, was to lighJ anoth.
CT necklace affair. 1t seems that .o.
rrchin, chief of the feared Third Sec.
ton, Or secret police, enjoys a fine
reputation for bribe taking. And like
master like servant. SOTee little time
ago a Jewish merchant went to tha
chiefs Office to secure a license for a
roulette establishment He was re-
ceiyed by his excellency's secretary
". S. Sybin, 4 think l can work it,.
said the agreeable Sygln, though
his excellency would not hear Of such
a thing as licensing gambling in the
interest OF mere Jew. However, as
his WIFE, Nine. Lopuchin, is more toler
ant with respect to religion, the IL
cense is as good as yours if you will
bring me n necklase worth from 1000
10 $500 roubles for her.
Two days later Sybin had the neck
lace in mis- possession, but a week pass
ed and no license. Abraham Isaaco-
yth became anxious, then frightened.
Finally he approached the majestic
Sybin once more and asked him what
I'D become OF the necklace and his
license. Everything goes swimming.
", replied the secretary, Il have al
ready half won over her excelIency;
she promised to go with me to the
Michael theater tonight. There in the
cczy Dos@NIrh T. cold bottle at our
SIDE, the contract win be sealed. Per.
haps you can let me have so roubIes
te treat her cxcellency in the style
befitting her rsnk?"
Abraham Isaaeoyitch threw 100 rou-
oles after his $500 and bought himself
d gallery ticket for the Michael thea
ter. being anxious to see his patron
end the chiefs wife drink champagne
a. his eXpenes. Some time after the
sho wcommenced the secretary ana
ms lady appeared in a 20 rouble box.
ard Oh joy, her excellency wore Abe's
diamond necklace on her stunning
white neck. Abraham Isaacovitch
shook hands with himself and took
rear delight IN seeing tEe pair dis
rstch the wine for which he had paid
for her ladyship smiled and giggled
and .patted the secretary's knee with
her fan surely it was all fxed and Abe
would get his license. However he
vas determined to see the thing out
and followed the pairs sleigh when
they left. Stiange, the vehicle stop
ped before a lotel of doubtful reputa'
ton and the porter, on receiving a
rouble, told the prospective gamgler
king that he knew the pair well-Sy.
t,n and his girl, a milliner.
The following morning Abraham
Isaacavitch laid his grievance before
the minister OF the interior, who sum-
marily discharged the secretary, but
warned the robbed man not to make
row about the necklace, as during
the present reform ere, be might be
prosecuted fog daring to offer bribes
TO officials.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-14
SLOT MACHINES SEIZED
BY CHARLESTON POLICE

Charleston. FEB. 19.-The police de
partment destroyed two Slot machines
this morning reins the first machines
to be captured since the notice was
served on the dealers sQme Time ago.
upon the, ,passae Of 'he law prohibiting
their use. The dealers probably
thought that the rolice mad forgotten
al about the law, but they found the
contrary to their sorrow, Two gam
t,ers and one blind tiger increased
Tie fines this morning at the record
crs court by the amount Of $125.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-14

was at hand Tor the people to assert
themselves in no uncertain fashion.
DR.. Moncrief also said that the ac
ton of the council, in repeating the
law in question indicated that it was
cut and dried" and announced that
al good people were, or ought to be
opposed to cut and dried methods.
He rebuked the council for the utter
disregard it had shown for the clergy
- the city and said that he had only
begun to fight the matter ana that he
would deliver a series of sermons on
the subject which he hoped would
4ssgE 70 open the eyes of the people
OF mis- community
Rev None tef was very much ii
earnest in all that he said and was
heard by a large congregation, who
save MIN the very closest ttention.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-14

The business at Brunswick's two sub
stations Of tn postoillce continues TO
increase. Th9 station No. ], located
at Roberts Atlanta Pharmacy showed
wonderful increase last month, while
tie station No 2 located at the groc.
ny store Of b. }. Ford. in the southern
rart Of the city, is handling a big vol
TINE Of business. Postmaster Brown
ntDes 70 secure a third station shortly
IN New Town.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-14
MORGAN'S DRUG STORE
WILL BE SOLD THURSDAY

A. J. Croyatt, trustee in the case OF
the Morgan Drug Store, will on Thurs
day next offer the entire stock, fixtures
accounts, etcv Of the bankrup. firm for
sale at public outcry. The sale will
occur at noon
1t is understood that there will be
eeyeral bidders on the drug store
and some lively bidding is anticipated
',bree people in the city it Is stated.
ard two from other cities has announc-
ed their intention of purchasing the
store It. is probabIe that as soon as
the sale IS confirmed by the court the
purchaser WIZ reopen the store and
Legin business.