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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-10
4 CARNIVl CO.
TO EXHIBIT HERE
Fisk's Syndicate Of Fx-
hibitiOns Will be here
All Next Week
COUNCIL GRAMS PERMISSION
Tho conpan> Has sec,Ssd Vacant
Rots on Gloucester Stree. West of
News otflce-Will AdvertisS
Through County.
News

Col. |. N. FISK. at the head of the
F1sk's Syndicate OF EXHIBITIONS, arriv
Cd in the -aiL2 yes-----ay morning anc
Immediately commenced making ar
Irangements 10 the appearance Of his
sroupe of shows. which viii be here
lrtXt week, beginning Tuesday and cor
Itnuing through the week, Mri FISH
succeeded in getting a permit from
louncil last nleht to give his big exhi
itlons in the fire limits he having
recommendation from number OF
cities in the different states, 10 the
leitect chat his shows were all Of a
hugh class nature, perfect order being
tcpt on the &ronnds. ana everything
Ircrresented TO be clean aud ot The hest
Col. FISK was seen by a representa-
tive of The News last night and he
stated that nus shows We're all strictly
|moral and olean and that he had visit.
cd many cities in the south
Col. FISK mas secured a very desra,
Gle place for the shows the lots on
III oucesier street from The News on
rce down % Bay street
Some Of the Shows.
In an the company carries q totat
o. twelve or more shows aud among
mem are some really high class -tlac.
tons. Young brothers. Ia Their great
train robbery electrical exa6tlon.
have received 'rva@able CONN eat from
wany quarters. They have change
'of program daily ana It is feature
at The shows
Col Fisk while in Nebraska some
time ago, succeeded in securing tu
latest girl foi her age in existence
Although onb u years old the glr.
weighs more than fom ordinary men
Falryland IS another big feature
OF The attraction. From a description
It surpassea amy dream or fairy tale
showing scene from the very bottom
ol the sea to above the skies
The companY has tile pike and on
it is all kinds OF amuscments for the
visitors, A confetti Datue occurs
nightly participated in by alt the yts-
itors
a high class vaudeville show is also
carried BY tn company. the old pan
taton being among the most plesAing
It has attracted considerable attention
IL The cities where tie company has
exhibited.
There VIII be a ferris wnooL a Tn
to the moon, and a number OF other
attractions and the affair promises tc
be quite an event in the street fair
or carnival line
Col. FISK VIII thoroughly adycrtls,
the attraction throughout the nearby
country and i is expected tnat a larp
number Of visitors viii be here durna
The week.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-10

DEAL MADE :
TOR CITY
- NJ
Three Large Stores Uthe
Wholesale District Have
Been Sold
MRS. GLAUBtR PURCHASER
was Sold by F. N. Scarlet.
Understood that Stores viii Soon
be Extended Back Fifteen Feet
to oglethorpe street.

a business deal was consunamatea
io the city a few days ag6S@6ef -
.cAe Of the best business blocks IN the
Wholesale district Of the city ehanged
nands.
The property in question was AQld
~ = Nj. Scmlett to Mrs. d. Glaub1 !,
through Brobaton, FenGig & Co., who
will represent the new purchaser The
I.operty is located on Bay street be-
Tween Glouce ter aud Monk and con
s.sts Of three large store now occupied
Fy 5. Watkins the junk dealer, c. Il.
Taylor. commission merchant ana rep
reaentative OF Swift & Co, meats, and
!. X. Knihb, wholesale grocer. The
ores are situated ia the center OF
the Wholesale district and is cousid-
cred valuable property
n is Understood lbat IN tao ne+
rdwo some gtcaJ Improvements Will
ce made on the thJeo stores, ana
among other thlDes they VIII be Is
tended back duecu feet "a Ogletompe
street which whcr comrIeted. Nut
d he front Of tie stores
AS is well known several buldne
ii thIs block which are owned by X
u. Briesenick, have recently been x
teuded back 4 Osletnorpe street ana
hat street is now considered IN
holesale street Of Che city Wh -
these three buildings are eGtcnts,s q
there VIII be only one. OF two store
N this block facing BAY street as for
uorly
This idea is indeed a good one enc
gives the wholesale merchants ca
cellent railroad fae.nties. Th4 sid,
tracks Of the different lines come win
III few feet OF The rear door on Bay
street, ana soods can be transferred ds
rocL from tn stores to the f.eishg
cars.
Mrs Glaber viii be represented ~
Irobston, Fendig & CO.. who VII, hero
after have full charge Of the property
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-10
SHORT LIFE PREDICTED
FOR NEW FRENCH CABINET
Premier Rouvler seset with Trouble
D. Outset.

Premier Rouvler seset with Trouble
a. outset
Paris, Fel 8 Rumors are already
epIreDt that the new french cabinet
@ili not be OF long duration No deh-
mite reasons are given for this pessi-
nistlc view. but tha contention IS
nsde that the very composition ol the
II nistry does not augur weA Tor its
continuance and that Premier Rouyier
VIII either have to turn radical himsen
or convert his minister's into conserya-
t'yos. II he hopes To- remain in contro!
The inajoruv oi me ministers the
uniried men. Even M. Elionna. minis
Ter Of the interior. cannot be counted
among those whc come uily prepared
Tor their Office. Tor the only higb once
Scld by him before he was selected oy
NJ Rouyior was the under secretary
ship Of the colonies
The predicron - that the rocl
ahead WIN DO the same Tor "a. Rou
er and ms associates as it was rol
me Combes cabinet. 1nere seems {,
be little doubt that the Rouuer minis
ny Wiz carry on the war against tnC
clericals, as ruthiessy as dld tnC
Cambes cabinet. but close observers
aim that Rouyier will 80 down with
his enemies and that II he ever gains
o v.eicr, 10 will aot remain Ia ONCE
lcEg enough to enjoy "
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-10
COMING SHOWS AT THE GRAND
Gagnon,PolIar6 Company VIII be Here
tor a Week.

Gagnon-PoilarG Company viii be Here
tor a Week.
The Grand has been dark Tor the
asst week or 50, but The doors will
D. opened again next week end there
iil Be number Of attractions here
curing the remainder 0 fthe month
On next Wednesday night Jim Jef
l'ucs viii be here in "Dayy Crockett"
browns in Town way booked for
Ionday nigh. but nothing has been
ncard from tha advance agent and it
thought that the date viii be can
celled,
The Gagnol Pollard Stock Company
Ntll open a weeks stand on Monday,
February 20. This IS said 10 be one
vi the best popular priced attractions
IN existence and the engagement Us
awaited with interest BY tue tbeater
goers.
On Tuesday night, February Fl the
stock company win have an Off night
ana Sergeant KITTY the grent musl-
cal comedy, which has made such Il bit
sijce starting out from New YORK
van occupy the boards.
A number Of other attractions arc
rocked for later in the season.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-10

lrg up of a section OF the old acre. AS
~ Il be remembered, the board OF
Health recently petitioned council to
tear down certain building on Ogle.
thorpe street and to otherwise cleanse
Ills section. The city attorney report,
ID that council was fully equipped and
AIMED as far SIS The law was concern
ed 10 put into feet lhe suggestions OF
lie board OF health, and suggested
tAat council aAe The owners OF the
property Ave days notice of its inten
lions 20 tear down. Council wasted
cry near an AouF discussing this mat,
Ter and motion finally prevailed that
2 portion OF the city attorneys report
bc adopted and chat a rart oi 1t be
raeommltted TO the board OF health
10. more specific information.
AN ordinance was placed on first
Ireajrs submitted by The city attor
uey, making il unlawful to bring into
tue city diseas oa COWS on other AM
rails afflicted with disease OF any char
lscter
a resolution was adopted. introduc
81 by Aldermen Upper providing for
rctase Of t'ro fire extingulshers by
me city
Al llds poin Alderman Newmar ar
pounced chat he FISK Carnival Com
pany desired 10 give performances
ta The city all of next week and that
col. N FISK was present and would
IKE 70 be gwen the privilege OF the
moor Ths courtesy was extended to
ol Frsk. wno made very catchy IT.
tla talk 10 council He said his show
~ as a thoroughly moral one. and pro
cuced credentials from many cities,
attest.ng to the merit OF his perform.
auces On q unanimous vote The priyi-
loae was granted Mr. Fisk to-glye his
exhibitions in the fire linlrs..
Cicrb Russell called attention to the
faci taat violation of any fire ordi-
nance called far fun vote of council
ard on a call of the aye and nay vote
every member OF council voted to
aIant Mr. Fisk the privilege asked
jon
After the reading Of accounts for
me month Of January council adjourn
ed
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-10
G0RKSS FRIENDS SAY
THERE IS NO CHANCE
TO GET HIS RELEASE
: 7 Z \ = = 4 4 \ y = = 4
MUST NOT ExPEcToRATE :
ON THE SIDEWALKS =

y The board Of health has re- ,
= quested the city council to pass =
an ordinance prohibiting people \
from expectorating on the streets Y
Z There is now an ordinance which =
prohibits expectorating in public =
2 places and while it has not been =
> ligidly enforced in the past the =
2 board of health proposes to take q
q. up the matter and see that it IS :
enforced hereafter. y
: The matter Of prohibiting same Z
on streets has been referred to \
V Sis, Ihe council saEit1as4aesrssss li,nittee, =
=, the W. favor y
able repofsse1i be rendered by =
the committee. y
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handled BY.
THE CITY COUNClI@4I
MEETING LAST NIGHT
: = = : = 49, = :
CITY TO HAVE
FIRE EXTiNGUNsHERs 1

Two improved FIRE extingmsh- y
= ers are shortly to be purchased =
by city council. This was decid- :
ed last night and resolution in =
troduced to that effect 4
1t viii be remembered that sew =
eral wCsks ago a representative =
OF the olHsss-s, handling the ex- :
: ringuishers was ma the city and =
, gave an exhibition, the work OF :
' the<Tttle fire fighters being ,ery '
satisfactory +
= Ch4ef Green is delighted with -
the idea and believes the extin- =
= suishers viii be OF much service =
!. 20 him. =
\ =
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-10
DRuoosD HIS FATHER.
Lexington Avenue Youth Of t8 Ther
Makos Away with S76J

Lexington Avenue Youth OF te Then
Makes Away with S7dJ
New York, Feb 8 Charles Upton,
the IS year Old son OF DR.. William Fl.
[ pton wealti physician Of No. 1894
Lexington avenue. who vas released
IRON The Elnra Rctormatory less
than two weeks ago, after being sent
there for choking his grandmother
lto inscnsibipty and then robbng her
administered d dose OF chora hydrate
to his father Sunday night. and with
the aid Of an outside accom- Dlice open
cd a safe in the DOCTORS oiiic securing
about $400 IN money ana nearly $500
worth OF iewefy
me doctor says the dose was a biz
ere and nea"g killed him. AS il was
the physician did moi recover until
yesterday. Dr., Upton reported the at-
Iair to The police Of the East l26th
street station. but they have been un-
able 10 get any trace Of the boy
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-10
TRAIN WAS WREcKED;
SEVERAL BADLY INJURED

Cory, Pa. Feb. "A passenger
tain on the Erie railroad was wrecked
TVe miles west Of here today. The
express and dining cars left the tracts
IN immigration car was turned com.
rletely on It's side. Several people
were injured but no fatalities have
; et beeu reported.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-10
BOATS CREW IS SAFE.
Captain and Those With Hin Made
Shore Safely.

Shore Safely.
Ilaffax, Feb 9, after battling FOR
Twelve Aours in an opep Joat. with the
temperature 'po below zero. aud q
ralgnty gale lasAing the sea. Captain
Gcrst, three passengers ana ten Of
tt e crew Of thc Inflated Furness liner
Lomara have reached Pleasant Point
n safety All in the captains lifeboat
we're paddy frostbitten and exhausted
5 )me Of them teiug so benumbed from
tlc cold thai they had 10 he lifted out
Of their seats.
Mrs. Prows1, the woman passenger
who was III the boat bore up under
lhc trying ordeal wonderfully well and
cldured the grrat hardship with forti-
ruce
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-10

Birmingham, Ala, Feb. 3.--John
Mitchell. president Of tho Mins WORK
eIs Of America In addressing a mass
meeting OF miners at Ensley, today, sd
wsed Continuation OF the present
strike which las already lasted seven
tbs aud affected 1000 persons,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-10
JAPAN a HEAVY GRAIN suYEs
Purchases 100000 Bushels in Minnea
polls During the Past Week.


polls During the Past Week.
Minneapolis, Feb. 1.-Two Million
ct shells Of gram have been purchased
IN Minneapolie since last Thursday
ana shipped to Japan Seattle brok
us have beef buyers and though l.
Is announced that the grain goes to
the Philippines it is known and al
lttted 10y the prominent dealers that
9Man is the real consignee. Ten
thousand tons Of oats sold here today
and 10000 lac last week win be ship.
ed ihts week.
The demand has made ire week
trade n record breaker for Minneapo
is and the Northwest. There are nc
p'ospects Of IN end OF the purchases
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-10
AN INTERESTING
SESSION Held
-
Houses in the Old Acre
District are to be
Torn Down
5 5fVfRAL RtPORIS RENDERED.


visitor would have scarcely reeoe-
med the couooil chau.ber last night.
In place Of the old gas lights the han
vas resplendent with l6-candle power
e.octric lights and the home OF the
lalhers was q scene IN one sense al
least Of brilliaucy.
Those present at the meeting were
Mayor HOPKINS and Aldermen Goldon.
Wood. Aiken Tupper. Watkins ana
Newman
The first communication calac from
r. J. Wnshr agent OF tbe Atlantic
toast Limo, testug asainst the use
of X street hy various fishermen ana
chers ana aslng that council do
.iocs ,.,s ,,ased r., n. ,ose. ,ro
toee rn , , ra,or, 4,
a. eoa.nitfo. on er,or. on. a,r
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-10

The bill passed this afternoon is
Enown as the Esch Townsend bill. Civ
ng The Interstate commerce commits
son power to hx ali rates and estab-
fishing a court OF transportation to
review the ae-. OF the commission
rhe bill was passed by a vote Of 326
70 II. Democrats spoke in favor Of
and voted for the bill.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-10
cripple Creeks Heavy Payroll

Denver Feo. 9.-The payroll OF the
Cripple Creek mining district. incIud
ing company accounts leasers sam
ping works, cyanide plants and team.
siers. is now estimated at $1,000. $50
yer month wlth steady additions 10 the
umber Of men employed The mini
mum allowance to miners is $500
Per day with s4.00 to $3.50 for engi.
reers. blacksmiths ana machine men.
Inc demand for minors OF the better
class Is now general in an OF the Cot
ciedo. Utah and Nevada camps
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-10

Jim stubbs carrying concealed wea-
pcrs; nolle pressed.
Mary Gamble, cruelty to animals.
verdict OF not guilty.
The court will meet at the usual
hour this morning and Will continue on
he ef.mlhAl toeket,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-10

Quite an interesting report was re.
ceiyed from the city attorney with ref.
erence to the recent recommeadatlon
OF the board oi health as 10 the cicsa.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-14

occurrence, since 1t seemed to render the
suicide theory at first inevitable.
I had had some fear lest the hiss
ing of the viper might have been
heard, for which reason I hazarded
the only question asked at the examina-
ton. and was completely treasured by ita
answer. I should perhaps state that my
purpose In keeping in the background at
this examination was my desire to avoid
attracting attention to my deformed foot
and my hating gait This latter I had
taken pains to conceal at my entrance,
but knew that the first step l took in
forgetfulness would expose my hating
habit. I had no fear Of either Osborne
or Allen, but there was something about
Maitland that babe me at once to be on
my guard, and, as have said before,
never take an unavoidable risk. For this
| reason I sat at once in the darkest cor
ner I could fnd and remained there thru.
out the examination. I thought it ex4
tremely unlikely, tho possible, that an at
tempt might be made to track the assas-
sin with dogs, yet, since that is precisely
the first thing myself would have DONE
decided that the risk was worth avoid
ing. accordingly set the boat adrift to
| indicate an escape by water, and then
waded along the beach for half a mile or
SO carrying the pole, boards, ETC., with
me-. AS I kept where the water was at
least six inches deep knew no dog could
follow my trail. At the point where I
| left the water sat down upon a rock
! and put on my stockings and shoes,
thoroly saturating them at the same time
| with turpentine, and pouring the remain
| der Of the bottle upon the rock where
had sat. AS had known prisoners es
| capped from Libby prison to pass in this
way undecided within twenty feet Of the
| bloodhounds upon their TRAIL felt that
my tracks had been we'll covered, and
made all possible haste to get ready to
attend the examination with the special
detail.
And now have finished. Before this
meets any other eye than mine shall be
dead-beyond the punishment Of this
world and awaiting the punishment of the
next. Lest some may fancy do not be-
not 50 have acted-let me say there Is no
essentially selhshness at the bottom of all
crimes, my own among the rest. I leave
behind me none who will mourn me, and
! have but one satisfaction. viz: the knoWl-
edge that shall be regarded as an artist
in crime. I take this occasion to bid
4 the public an adieu not altogether, I con.
TESS, unmixed with regrets. am now on
! that eminence called Life'i In few min
utes shall have Jumped into the dark
ness. and then-all is mystery"
1 When I had finished reading this arti-
Gle we all remained silent for q LONG
time. Gwen was the first to speak, and
then only to say slowly, as If thinking
\ aloud: And SO it is all over,
/ ITO Be Conclude ed Next Saturday,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-14
CHAPTER III,

The next morning after the events
last narrated I was utterly dumbfound-
ed by an article which met my gaze the
instant took up my paper. It was
several moments before T sufficiently
recovered my faculties to read it
aloud to Gwen, Alice and Jeanette, all
Of whom had noticed my excitement,
and were waiting with such patience as
they could command. I read the fol-
lowing article thru from beginning to
end without pause or comment:
"tM. Godin Anticipates the Law-The
Real Murderer Of John Darrow Writes
His Confession and Then Suicides in
His Cell-Contrived to Mix His Own
Jailer - The Dorchester Mystery
Solved at Last-Full Description Of
the Life Of One Of the Cleverest
Criminals Of the Century. Il.
cat 1870 this morning NJ. Godin was
found dead in his cell, No. 26, at Charles
Street Jail. The manner of his death
might still be a mystery had he not
left written confession Of his crime
and the summary manner of his taking
off. This was written yesterday after.
noon and evening, M. Godin being per.
mitted to have q light on the ground
that he had important legal documents
to prepare for use on the morrow. We
give below the confession in full:
am beaten at a game In which I did
my own shuffling. never believe in try
ing to blun a full hand. Had had but
ordinary detectives with whom to deal
make bold to say I should have come
off rich and triumphant. had no means
Of knowing that was to play with 8
chemist who would use against me the
latest scientific implements Of crinina
warfare It is, therefore, to the ex.
traordinary means used for my detection
that I impute my defeat, rather thar
to any bungling of my own. This Is 8
grim consolation, but 1t is still consola-
ton, for I have always prided myself
upon being an artist In my line AS
propose to put myself beyond the react
Of further cross-examinatipn. take this
opportunity to make last statement o
such things as care to have known
After this Is finished shall sup OF
acetate Of lead and bid good might to tn,
| ,expectant public.
Lest some may marvel how ! cam
by this poison, and even lay suspicion!
upon my iailers. let me explain that Their,
is a small piece of lead wateFpipe cross
Ing the west angle Of my room. Thu
being Sunday, was permitted to hav
beans and brown bread for breakfast
asked for a little vinegar for my beans
and small cruet was brought to me
had no difficulty In secreting con
siderable quantity Of the vinegar In orde
that L might, when occasion served, ap
lply It to the lead pipe. This hav
done, and have now by me enough acetat
Of lead to kill dozen men This forn
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-14


In the tumult of anticipation which
filed her mind, May did not even think
Of the grocer assistant until -, she
She turned and went in. The grocer
came forward, but she shook her head.
- don It want anything. Mr.. Brow
en-" she said, "only just to sec your
boy minute'
hOh, him." nodding toward the back
room, from whence came the sound Of
hammering., HHas he been making
May did SO, and found the assistant
bending over q box. He looked up ex-
Sunday she said hurriedly. III
made a mistake. live got another
engagement. I I'M real sorry.'
The assistant smiled reassuringly, IN
spite Of the keen disappointment on his
4 face.
| THAT Is all right" he declared, with
an affectation Of carelessness. aDon It
you bother about it bit. I ain Il real
| ly felt that you would 90 with me any
Of the time. It was too good to be
true.''
Ni'm real sorry" May repeated az
she turned away.
before tie hour appointed. But s CLOCK
went BY and the unknown had not ap-
peared. And so passed 8 and 10. By
sunset her first keen disappointment
was lost in anxiety for her friend,
Something dreadful had happened to
him. He was sick, or perhaps had met
with an accident.
Wednesday she bought more gro.
ceries and IN the basket were two tick
< 5a4l2 4
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ways been a matter of pride with me-
to gracefully acknowledge that three aces
are not so good as a full house, therefore
confess myself beaten, tho not sub
dued. -. - - -,
II consider this the very best tribute I
can pay to the genius Of the man who
mas undone me. I take my punishment,
however, Into my own hands.
In my haste to have done with all this
ENC 10 start on my long and chartless
Journey, ! had well-nigh forgotten to tell
just how I killed Mr.. Darrow. No n.y.
pooermic syringe had anything to do with
It. The whole plan came to me while
reading that fatal page upon which I
lett my telltale thumb -signature In my
search Tor some feasible plan Of making
away with my victim. need not go into
partlculars, for know perfectly we'll that
TINS Maitland knows to nicely how the
thing was done. The Daboia Russellii,
or RusselTs viper, Is one Of the best
known and most deadly of Indian yipers.
procured one OF these reptiles at the
cost OF great delay and some slight risk.
That 1s the whole story. On the night
OF the murder took the viper In q box
ana went down to the waterfront, near
the barrow estate. Here cut small
pole from clunp Of alders.S made q
split In one end Of It, and thrust 1t over
the tail OF the viper i pinched him
severely and held him fast despite his
angry struggles to free himself and to
attack anything within his reach. AL
that remained to be done was to thrust
this thru the window into the darkened
room and to bring the viper within reach
LOT Mr., ,narrow. This did, being careful
to crouch SO as not to obstruct the light
OF the window. When heard my VIC
Tins outcry withdrew the pole, and
with 1t, OF course, the viper. and made
fgood my escape. That the reptile Bit
Mr.. Darrow under the chin while his
back was toward the window was mere
chance. tho Il regarded 41t as g very lucky