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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-11

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}. II. Bohne has just received a new
line Of stoves He is sole agent for
the Southern ueen and also the ia
nous New Barrett
The public Is invited to Inspect the
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Skill and concentrated energy; the
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cOLSON F3oNT Prog.
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AoioG 5ysssN aga., Sssss-
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Acme Fish
Market

Keeps ali kinds Of
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AND CRABS. All orders filed
short notice. Free delivery. 49,
no. 1884. Back Of Southern EN,-r
Office, Reynolds street.
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Goa SALE

TREES FOR SALE orders receiv-
ea for Wild olive trees at III Egmont
street
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-23
GAVE BAD CHECK FOR
TAMALES; GOES TO PRISON

Manuel Machardo, who was taught
the jiu jitsu art of self-defense by a
Japanese restaurant keeper whom he
attempted to swindle, was sentenced
yesterday by Judge Smith In the supe-
rior court to serve two years in states
prison
One day last December Machardo was
passing a Japanese restaurant, where
by chance there was stack OF red-hot
Texas tamales.
Machardo felt in his pockets, but the
necessary money was not to be found.
but he did what he thought was the
next best thing. He handed the eat.
ng house man a check for $40. and after
tucking away in his pocket a few ta-
males. he received considerable money
in return for the check as change.
But the check was bad.
Several weeks ago the Japanese en-
oountered his INSCRIPTIONS customer in
pool room, and he gave Machard0 a
few lessons I'm jiu jitsu until an ohl-
Ger arrived upon the scene.
Machardo was tried and convicted,
and his attorney yesterday filed notice
of an appeal
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-23
BUILDER OF SILVER CITYS
FIRST HALL TESTIFIES
William McGarry Gives interesting
Testimony In Bell VIII

Intensely interesting was the testi-
mony yesterday Of William McGarry
of Wilmington in relation to the pic
turesque story of a murder, which has
been brought to light in the proceed
ings before Judge Wilbur, in the supe-
rior court, in connection with the tria;
of the contested will case, wherein ls
involved the fortune Of the late Ma
thaniel Bell, who died in Los Angeles
several years ago.
In the early 70s, when Silver City,
N. M. was a rough frontier town, Nc
Garry constructed the first town hall
which he rented to the government for
court house, and to private individ-
uals for the purpose of holding dances
and public entertainments.
In the month of November, 1873, Nc
Garrys town hall was the scene of a
ball, and the residents of that section
made extensive preparations to make
the ball the pride of the pioneer set
tiers. McGarry said:
Pete Hildreth, a cattleman. who
ii''u "oh 'io ioVe VI Llprauo valencia,
accompanied that young woman to the
great social function on the night of
the tragedy.
Hog Davis, notorious gambler,
with whom the Librado woman is said
to have once lived with, followed Hill
dreth and the woman to the ball, and
in fit of jealousy shot down the man
who had won the affections of Librado
Valencia"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-23
SALOON MEN BOW
TO BOARD'S WILL
RULES WILL BE 0BEYED, SAY
LEADERS
Great Respect for the Powers Of the
Police Commission Appears to
Have Been Caused by
Recent Order

To bow to the will of the police
commissioners and the stringent regula-
tions adopted by them on Monday
morning appears to be the intention
of the liquor dealers in Los Angeles
according to statements made yesterday
by several dealers.
"These new rules which were adopted
Monday are intended to curtail busi-
ness, 1t appears to me-" said well
known saloon man. I'm fact whether
that was the intention or not 1t will
have that effect. Many saloons in
town are fitted with handsome stalls
or boxes, which are not closed at all.
the backs of the seats being from three
to four feet high and forming the only
walls to the little enclosures. During
the evening these are generally filled
with men who take several drinks
during the evening and smoke and chat
with their friends. 1t Is the exception
when a first class saloon, which is
fitted with these seats, gives the police
any trouble, and no intoxicated person
is allowed to drink and raise q disturb
ance in these first class establishments.
"Of course the commission can make
such laws as 1t wishes and IL we want
to stay in the business, and many of
us have all of our capital invested in
it, we must abide by the rules
II think the general tendency of the
boys is to accept the present ruling
and abide by it, but If the commission
gets into the habit Of passing such
regulations at every meeting, the sa-
loon business will be dead one, and
we will petition the council to appoint
a new commission from the w. c.
Il. u.
with the exception of knocking out
the seats and tables and thus the in
ternal arrangement of many Of the sa-
looms, the first class places will not be
much affected, but in case man
wanted to run a questionable estab-
lishment, or did run one and depended
for a good portion of his income from
things which are now prohibited the
ruling would indeed work a great
change In his plans.
Il think the laws laid down by the
board will be respected. at least until
something turns up or we find they
make ruling which will not stand,
for they have the club, as 1t were.
and tell us plainly that II we do not !
be good and do as we are told they
will Immediately revoke our licenses.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-23
HORSE OWNER NOW
FACES CRIMINAL CHARGE
Troubles of p. J. German Are In
creasing-HeId Under
Bond

The troubles of P. j. German, the
horseman who recently was ruled off
the turf by the officials of the Los
Angeles Jockey club, came to a climax
yesterday when he was arrested on a
criminal charge arising from his par
ticipation in the execution of a chat
tel mortgage.
alleged violation of the terms of a
chattel mortgage on eleven horses, the
instrument having been executed by
German and Isaac Bauer to ]. r. Co.'S
ten.
1t has been claimed that German at
tempted to dispose of and did dispose
Of two animals known as "Fairlight"
and "Trovator." which were included
among the horses which made up his
stable at Ascot park.
Several weeks ago German filed
twenty or thirty pages of complaint in
the superior court, in which it was
charged that the managers and book
makers of Ascot park We're participat-
ing in carnival of hell"
When seen last night German in
sisted that the horses were sold with
the consent and knowledge of the par
ties concerned. and that his arrest had
been brought about mainly for the
purpose of holding him up to public
contempt.
Justice Pierce held him under bonds
in the sum of $500 for preliminary ex-
animation April 10 next.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-23
That would mean financial ruin to
many, so I think everybody will go a
little slow with the commission"
ExiIes From Homo

Every year sees thousands Of pale
and emaciated people leaving their
homes for the benefit a change Of cli-
mate affords them. A large number
of these poor sufferers who are thus
exiied from home are afflicted with
throat OF lung trouble, asthma, bron-
chitis or consumption, which can in
variably be traced back to severe
cold. No one would neglect a cold
could he foresee such a termination.
health is expensive and seldom alto
gether satisfactory. The prompt use
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will
save all this expense and worry. This
remedy is widely known for its prompt
cures Of coughs and colds. and thou
sands have testified to the permanent
relief they have received by its USE
For sale by all leading druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-23
BRINGS BRIDE TO
VISIT CALIFORNIA
MR.ANDMRS. .CUENDETGUESTS
OF HER MOTHER
Wedding Resulted From Pretty Ro-
nance Of School Dsys--coupIe
Prominent In Eastern
Society

Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Cuendet,
whose romance of school days was re-
Gently crowned by their wedding in st.
Louis, following chance meeting
after six years separation, are visit
ing the brides mother Mrs. Kate Fair
Nelson of 241 South Olive street.
The bride, who is native of ST.
Louis, was returning home several
weeks ago from a. trip to the east
and stopped at st. Louis to visit
friends.
While walking down one Of the prin-
cipal streets she met Mr.. Cuendet,
who several years before while both
were attending school, had been her
most devoted admirer. Miss Nelson
was in st. Louis few days and had
announced her intention of returning
home but Mr.. Cuendet declared that
when she came to Los Angeles she
would come as his bride True to his
word. the two were married one Tues
day afternoon at the Lafayette Park
Methodist church and are now in this
city.
Mrs. Cuendet is handsome young
woman of blonde coloring and is
talented writer. She is the sister of
Mrs. Albert Henry woollacott, of this
city, whose marriage occurred last
week.
The groom belongs to one of the
first families of st. Louis, being
nephew of the late Frances e. Cuendet
Of that city.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-23
MAY TRY MERKEL
FOR FOX MURDER
PRISONER GUILTY OF SLAYING
HIS WIFE
Jury Fixes Punishment at Life Inn
prisonment, but Prosecution May
Try Convicted Man on AM
other Charge

After a deliberation lasting nearly
department of the superior court yes
terday afternoon found Ernest L. O..
Merkel guilty of murder in the first
degree and fixed his punishment at i'm
prisonment for life.
The jury is said to have stood
throughout the deliberation at eleven
for the death sentence and one for i'm
prisonment for life, and in spite of the
efforts Of the eleven jurors who stood
for the death sentence the one juror
succeeded in preserving the old muir
derers neck.
One Of the Jurors said last night:
1--WE all favored the death penalty
with the exception of A. P. Griffith,
and in order to prevent the spectacle
OF hung jury we fixed the defendants
punishment at imprisonment for life"
The district attorneys office is not
satisfied with the verdict rendered by
the jury, and it is possible that Merkel'
will again be placed on trial for the
murder of Mrs Frankie Fox.
The verdict returned by the jury
yesterday found Merkel guilty of the
murder of his young wife, and the cir
cumstances are such that the prosecu-
tion is desirous of trying the old man
for the murder Of Mrs. frankie Fox,
who prior to her death at the hands
of Merkel was employed by his wife
as a waitress in the Busy Bee restaur-
ant on Third street.
The defense made It's only point on
the theory of temporary insanity, but
the defendant himself was practically
the only witness whose testimony
tended to prove the assertion.
In the event that the prosecution de-
cides to proceed against Merkel for the
murder of Mrs. Fox the trial will be
resumed in the superior court at an
early date.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-23
AROUND THE TOWN
TO SUBSCRIBERS

II any subscriber who may fall
to receive The Herald on any
morning delivery will notify the
business office by telephone he
will receive a copy Of The Herald
for that day by special mes
senger.
Any subscriber who shall no
tlfy the office that for any cause
he desires to stop his subscrlp-
tion will receive In response
printed slip acknowledging re-
receipt of his notice. II by any
accident the subscriber should
receive The Herald beyond that
date no payment for same Will
be required or expected.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-23

The Angelus Hotel Grill
The select dining place or tns city. Loorni.
Rrothsra- nronriatarA
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-23
NICE HAIR FOR ALL
Once Destroy the Dandruf Germ. and Hair
Grows LuxurantIy

Any one can have nice hair II he or she
has not dandrun. which causes brittle. dry
hair. falling hair and badness. TO cure
dandruff II is necessary TO kill the germ that
causes IT, and that is Just what Newbro' !
Herpicide does. Cornelius Grew. coifax,
Wash, says:
zone bottle Of Newbros Herpicide COM
pletely cured me OF dandrun, which was
very thick; and 1t has stopped my hair
from falling out. i makes hair soft ana
glossy as sllk aehshtful odor and refresh
grow abundantly and kills the dandruff
germ, Sold by leading druggists Send iOc
Detroit, Mich.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-23
ENERGY PUDDING

What is it worth? Why its weight in gold
for the tired stomach that has been COM
PEELED to give up it's dinner dessert, don't be
afraid it digests like milk, lust as easy
10 cents package.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-23
Special concIave

Special ConcIave
Los Angeles commandery, No. 9,
Knights Templar, will confer the order
Of the temple this evening at 1880
o'clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-23

Fronts similar to above, with
the addition of matched collar
and cuff bands, So. Material
for remainder of waist, 75c a
yard.
Fine, sheer Irish linen waist
patterns--beautifully hand en-
broidered fronts-including 2
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-23
THE HERALD.

Strangers are invited to visit the exhibit OF
California products at the Chamber OF COM
rnerce building on Broadway, between First
and Second streets. where free Information
will be given on all subjects pertaining TO
this section.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-23

The Herald will pay so in cash TO any one
furnishing evidence that will lead to the arrest
and conviction of any person caught stealing
copies Of The Herald from tho premises OF
our patrons. -
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-07-01

samPykkja pa kr0fu. Noromenn undu bvf
svo lila ao Peir s0g0u sig undan yfrra0um
Svfakonungs og dr sambandi vi0 SviPjo0.
DAD geroist pingi Nor6manna (rikisdegin-
um) Kristja"fu Z. jdni. Brarabyrgea ra0a-
neyti var stofna0, Pvi lvst yfr a0 Noregur
veri ao 0llu leyti sjalfstatt riki fra peim degi.
Sviakonungur vildi fyrstu ekki slaka til, en-
MI er melt ao hann haf pc geio pao eftira0
Noromenn fai algert sjafrn0i. Ekk hafa
Noromenn enn afraoio hverja stjorn per skull
TAXA. Til Pessa hafa Peir haft hyggju a6
viohada konungsvaldinu, og TAXA ser til kon-
ungs son Oskars Sviakonungs, en- hann vildi
ekki Piggja konungd6m Noregi, svo MI cru
heIzt likur til ao Noregur verdi ly5veldi.
St6rveldin hafa enn ekki viljao vi0urkenna a6
Noregur Sc sjalfstntt og serstakt riki, og visit
er a0 Rdssland og England voru fyrstu al
veg m6tfallin Pessum tiltektum No16manna,
og Bandarik jastj6rn hefr ekki viIjao segja
ALT slit. = Me6an ekki fast sambykki st6r-
veldanna er auovitao ekki dts60 um hvernig
Pessu mali reioir af
20. jdni var hinum fyrstu loftskeytum
veitt m6ttaka st00 Peirri, er til pess var reist
til bra6abyrg0a Reykjavik
Loftskeyti Skeyti pau voru send fra fro
til ritunar- -st0o Marconifelagsins /
islands Poldhu a England sunnan-
"a l,,c
borist greinilega og vero talmunariaust veitt
mottaka st0oinni Reykjavfk. Atburour
sa er merklegur s0kum Pess, ao Petta cru hin,
fyrstu hra0ske,ti, er borist hafa til Islands. og
hepnist tiraunin vel ma @tlA a0 Pegar Sc haf--
10 st0ougt fir0ritunar- samband mili islands
og annara landa.
Fins og a0ur var skyrt fra / ,,Vinl." az.
IlI.) reyndi rikisstj6rnin 1 Kansas si0astl.
vetur a0 takmarka
Kansas einokun ,,Standard
os Oil"-felagsins og
STANDARD Or. ve;ta rikinu valid til
a0 sja svo um a6
hver smakaupmaour gati verzla0 med olfu
6ha0ur f6lagi Pessu par rfkinu, og jafnframt
var akveoi0 a6 rfki0 skyIdi sjalft eiga verk-
sm0jur til ao hrensa oliu, er frameidl v@ri
rikinu, og hafa umsj6n med PVT verki. Delta
lagaakve0i hefir MI yfrd6mur rfkisins daemt
6gilt, af PVT PAD Sc 6>amkv@mt grundvallar-
l6gum riksins ao veita neinni atvinnugrein
s6rstaka sti6rnarvernd. Med pessum d6mi
hefr PVT oliufelagio mao 0lu sfnu forna elm
okunar valdi, og rikio hefr boroio legra HUT
fyrir audvaldnu.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-07-01


Aestir reknir dr borginni. 1 Kronstadt cru
herskipasmiojur stj6rnarinnar Oar gerou
5000 hermenn dr sj6lioi lsdssa samsari gegn
stj6rninni, en- stj6rnin komst ao Pvi TINA til
a0 bela PAD niour aour en- peir gatu unni0
neinn 6skunda. Lfbau gerou 5000 sj6li0s-
menn upphlaup, toku par vopnabdr stj6rnar-
innar, og bjuggu um sig sk6gi par grend-
inni. F6tg0ngulio var sent mott Peim og slo
hiring um pa par sk6ginum, og f6kk pa loks
til ao gefast upp med Pvi skilyroi, ao stjorn-
in skyldi abyrgjast Peim betri f@0u og a0bdn-
a0 framvegis. = En- mestum tf0ndum P6tti
spta upphlaupio sj6lioi Rdssa svartahaf.
OH skipsh0fnn herskipinu ,,Kniaz Potem-
kin', sem er stersta skipio fSvartahafsaota
Rdssa, geroi uppreist og drap ALA yfirmenna
skipinu. sem ekki vildu segja upp allri holl
ustu via stjornina. pvi nast l0g0u upprestar-
menn skipi snu inn h0fnina / Odessa 27 f.n.,
og h0fou uPpi rauoan uppreistarfana. I Odessa
var pa ve'kfaIl mikio og stj6rnin hafoi sent
Pangao k6sakka til ao berjastvi0 verkamenn
og kdga pa til hlyoni eoa drepa. skipsh0fnina
herskipinu snerist Pegar lio meo verkam0nn
um og s6sialistum par borginni, og mi5a0i
falIbyssum skipsins svo a borg ma, al k6sakkar
gatu hvergi fari0 nand vi0 h0fnina, og stj6rn-
in gat vic ekkert raoi0 Pvi bo1gin er ekki
viggirt og var Pvi varnarlaus gegn svo vo0a
legum bryndreka 1 Prja e6a flora daga gekk
ekki 00ru en- brennum, ranum og mann
drapum par borginni, pa kom Kruger sjo-
liosforingi loks me0 SvartahafsAotann til
Odessa, Pvi honum var skipa0 a0 TAXA upp-
reistarskipi0 eoa s0kkva Pvf, eff PAD ekki vIdi
gefast upp. Kruger fylkti skipum sinum
fyrir hafnarmynninu, en- hann vissi a6 her.
menn hans voru Aestir hlyntari upprestar-
m0nnum en- stj6rninni og Poroi Pvi ekki a0
segja Peim a0 skj6ta uppreistarskipi0, og
PAD sigldi Pvi 6areitt 1T dr h0fninni gegn-
UNI mioja aotafylkingu Krugers og let haf.
Haf0i PAD aour birgt sig vel 40 kolum og
vistum. En- sk0mmu sioar h6du uppreistar-
menn skipi sinu til hafnar Kustenji Rum
aniu og par gafust Peir upp og leituou grioa
undir vernd Rtimaniustj6rnar.
Ems og kunnugt er hafa Nor0menn
lengi una6 lila sambdoinni vio Svfa, og g.
Fra nores, anagjan hefir NEST stafao
af Pvi 40 svipj6o hefr
jafnan haft yfrh0nd Aestum utanrikismal-
um en- Noregur oroi0 a0 ldta legra haldi.
pess vegna kr0foust Peir MI Pess ao ia ser
staka konsdla. En- Sviakonungur vildi ekki