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or. was born IN Baltimore, Aug. 10, iTp6 died
Dot. 70. 1870. HekrnduAted nt the University
Of Maryland n Aai2 was admitted TO the bar
In 1915 served To the Legislature In ie20.-2a
elector on the Harrison ticket Ia 1870. and
was Chairman 81 the House Committee on
Commerco In CONGRESS, 1912. He was again
elected TO The Maryland Legislature and wna
Speaker Of the House In 1875. Was appointed
Secretary of the Navy 1859, and aided In at.
ting out Commodore Perry'n Japan expedl.
At his death was provost OF the Universfty oi
Maryland, vIce-preefdent Of the Maryland
Historical Society, chairman Of the hoard o.
Trustees OF the Peabody Academy, Balti.
more and trustee Of the Peabody Education.
FL Fund. WkR the author OF several novels
and OF . Liz o. William Writ.
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BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON.



Leave Baltimore, pier y, Light street
wharf, weather permitting, at o 2. M,
every Tuesday, Thursday and eetur-
day, Tor the following River Landings,
Alexandria and Warrington.
Baltimore, p. No., hiilerse, Bromes,
Porto belio, 1rason'e, Ooan, 3 9. m,
bundigRa, Lakes Walnut Point, Cow
arts, LeMisetta, kinPaie. Lodge Mundy
Point, sUintrhs kney fQins ~ Q. m,
Le0nardtown, t2noon, Apells, CoDrums.
stonee, busnwood. lancaster ~. m,
hivorsige. hverp0oi foints 0iymont,
Alexandria and washington.
Steps only on SIGNAL.
- -
Leave washington seventh ~. Wharf,
lweather permitting,) 4 p: M every
yueyoaFt IhnrsdRT ana sunday ioE
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neatness and despatch.

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and at city prices
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ALEGEND OF. ST. lNIGo'S.
BY John P. KENNEDY.
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Pubiiahsrs. Washington Square.
Philadelphia, sept. ~, 1908.


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The Washington times., 1909-04-15
REALTY TRANSFERS.

III Thirteenth street northwest
James w somervtne and Thomas SOM
erville, trustees. to Clarence NJ. Exley,
lot 81. square 2SS, S23.5
Eleventh, F and Water streets south
west-Charles r. Riley ct ux TO Joseph
329 $40
County-Rose L Bennett to joseph
A. Roth, lot 56, block Bloomingdaie,
and lot Il. block ., Moore 6. Barbour S
conveys same property to Rose l. and
Abel S. Bennett. $40.
South Kenilworth-Harvey T. Win
field ct ux- 70 William Brown, lot 4.
North Capitol street and Massaohu-
setts avenue northwest-Michael 7.
Burns ct uX to Marie G. GFieb, lots !
and a, square 625, SO.
FairView Heights-Martha A Hogan
TO Harry @. LaycOck lot 9, block 3. SO
Garfield-Richard NJ. Parker ct al. to
Thomas Proctor, lot 70. SO
ID street northeast, between Third and
! Fourth streets-Oscar a Estep ct ux.
10 Edward w. Raab, lot n, square $50
SO Edward ". RaaO TO Oscar A.
| Estep, and Maggie E. Estep. lot rs,
Isherwood-Appleton Cady ct ux. tc
Elmer A Brown lots 107, los. 1O9. III
| 1l2, block 2S, $40.
Louisiana avenue northwest, between
| Four-and-a-half and Sixth streets
| Robert a. Bates to John II. Nolan
I part original lot 13, square 40. SO
| Mt. Pleasant and Pleasant Plains
/ William o. Hazard TO John H Nolan
/ lots p, 3, and and part lot g, block 8
( SO
L street northwest, between TWENTY
/ and TWenty-first streets-GeOrge r.
| Iinkins. trustee. to Theodore n. Gill
/ Jr., part original lot z, square 100. $40
/ Theodore n. Gill, jr., conveys same
/ property 20 David n. Rust, jr., SO.
! go Fourteenth street northeast
| Charles q Daily ct ux TO Maurice ;
! Collins. lot IS. square 102S; $40
| Sixth street northwest, between o and
! p streets-Elizabeth A MCGEE to Mary
| i. Gibbs. part lot 3, square 446; SO.
! Fourteenth street northwest, between
| s and T streets-MaTy Z. Gibbs Il
| 6. square 23S; SO.
The Washington times., 1909-04-15
TODAY'S PRICES or
WASHINGTON MARKET

Washington Gas certificates, s20d11O1s
81. .OOOG11O, $1.00OQ11O1s. Sl.0OO611O. S9O0a
no
1I71k, S1,000G1174, 1,0006iI7Ss. $1,000
I17tk, S1,000G117ss. S.0Od117s-
Washington Railway and Electric As.
$50OdSS15, $500GSS1a, $i,0o0d8T5s.
Washington Gas, 25GD71, 1d72, 25G78,
25d73 25d73 15073, Sab.
Greene Cananea, 1d11.
American Security & Trust, 7G6240.
United States Trust, 1OQ999s. 1O@99ss.
100995k, 10d99A.
After caIl-Washington Gas Cert, 5000
GI10.
American Security and Trust, 1920,
1d240.
Washington Railway and Electric,
per cent, S1,000GS77s, q, ,O00Qs77s, 81, ,G00G
SIX, s., ,00OdSS.
GraphophOne preferred, 4d3o. 3630.
Washington Gas, 15d731h.
Capital Traction. 106D137. 3G157.
The Washington times., 1909-04-15
Mrs. P. Won de WeShaken
Leads With Total of
1900 Votes.
ST. JOHNS ALUMNI
TO GIVE LUNCHEON
Old Students Will Wear Special
Badge at Alexandria
Reunion.

Interest is becoming keen in the con-
test for Queen Of he Carnival for
Id Homecoming Week. IN the future
only the names of those receiving at
least $50 votes win be published, but all
those who have received 50 votes or
more are stfll eligible.
Following is a list of those who have
at this time received $50 votes or more:
Mrs. P. Won de Westlaken. $500.
Mrs. Cleita Whitehead. 1852
Mrs. A. d. Montier, 1928.
Miss Marie Fannon. 1,411
Miss Marie Drew, 792
Miss Caroline Wedderburn, sos.
A number Of merchants IL Alexandria
are sending out a circular 90 their out
of-town trade, setting forth the features
of the parade TO be given in Alexandria
on April 80, on the 10th anniversary OF
the inauguration Of Washington as
President Of the United States
A D. BrOCkett and J. II. Tumyer to-
day went to Richmond TO see Governor
Swanson and Lieutenant Governor Ell
take in the celebration.
The old students of st. Johns Acad-
emy, at another meeting In the rooms
Of the chamber Of commerce last even
ing, decided TO serve a buffet luncheon
on the evening of their reunion on April
%. The committee on badges reported
% %Iaa5 t4e odusss 10 C, 0e "gTu oy SISI SnS olu
| Week would eb ready in a few days.
1t was decided to hold the reunion
| and luncheon on April . in Odd Eel
| lows Hall, in North Columbus street,
as il was in this building that St. John S
Academy was located for many years.
President George T. Klipstein sug-
| gested that at the next meeting steps be
| taken to perfect a permanent organiza-
tion. His suggestion was adopted.
special grand jury has been sum-
moned for tomorrow in the corporation
court by Judge Barley 70 investigate
The Washington times., 1909-04-15
re Coas Expected General Market oDLoca Strong
GAS RISES TO 731-2.
BONDS IN GOOD DEMAND.
FRACTIONS III 5-8.

There was good demand for local
securities today, the feature of the ses-
sion being an advance in Washington
Gas shares to 7315, material improve
ment over the high Of yesterday Evil
IDENTIFY the situation is changed for the
better.
There was very little stock for sale.
Local investment demand was good. but
few orders were filed because of the
scarcity of stock and bonds as well.
Gas opened at Il. Z all 4S6 shares sold,
and under this pressure the price stead
'C,anitaI Traction made a new high
since July. 1901. only small lot sold,
but II brought 1SI.
Street railway shares were strong but
nominal GRAPHIC preferred sold at 50.
American Security and Trust seems
negEed at 24O. Union Trust sold at lbs
TO I35k. United States Trust S9$sq994.
The Washington times., 1909-04-15
TWAIN'S INTERVIEW
WITH THE KAISER

''The German Kaiser has been get
ting rough usage at the reichstag' 8
hands since his RlPrnng Telegraph
interview, hasn't he2" said Mark
Twain at a recent dinner. Those Ger
man royalties deem themselves so sa-
cred, too. Listen:
''I was once travelling on the Con-
tinent A gorgeous dunSy showed
me through the royal palace of a tiny
principaIity- I asked IL I could have q
glimpse of the ruler himself, and the
lacky led me TO a wall.
Place your ear to this wall he
said sOlemnly, 'aad in about half an
hour you VIII hear his royal highness
bowling. Seattle Pest-InteIligence
The Washington times., 1909-04-15
DOC POWERS SEEMS
SLIGHTLY IMPROVED

PHILADELPHIA, April l5.-Dr. Pow
ers. the Athletics Woodworking catch
CT. who was operated upon early yes
terday morning at the Northwestern
Hospital. for gangrene poisoning Of the
intestines. is reported to be doing very
we'll
Although Powers is getting along
sIlendidly. he is by no means out o.
danger. and II Is too soon to boast. But
his condition gives US a chance for al
optimistic view of his case" was the
report from the hospital.
The Washington times., 1909-04-15
HARVARD FAVORITE
FOR COMING RACE
Crimson Crew Is Picked to Defeat
Columbia Eight on
SATURDAY..

NEW YORK. April 15.--It Is under
stood that odds of 10 3, and in some
cases Of TO 2 on Harvard to win
the boat race from Columbia next
saturday are being offered by Har-
ward men in this city.
II Is likely that Columbia adherents
will be quick 20 make wagers at these
terms While the crew has been
1andfcaDp a lot by earlier unfavor-
able conditions and even lost two days
of rowing I'm this very important
week. the Columbia combination is by
no means a bad one.
The Washington times., 1909-04-15
MARINES TO PLAY
HOSPITAL OUTFIT

Tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O the Ma
rine baseball team lines up against the
Government Hospital nine on The lat
ter's grounds In Anacostia-
Following IS the probable lineup of
me Marines; Harris, second base; Ber-
lick, shOrtstop; Meagher. first base;
Amey, catcher; Snyder. center field;
Nuss, left field; O'Connor, right field ;
Beusse. third base; Ritter or Lowellen.
pitcher.
The Washington times., 1909-04-15
NEW SOX CAPTAIN
PLEASES F. JONES
Former Chicago Leader Says Sui
livan Is Man for the
lob.

PORTLAND, Ore, April 15.-Ffelder
Iones expressed great satisfaction
when Informed that Billy Sullivan
had been selected as his successor to
manage the Chicago American League
club.
In selecting Billy Sullivan to man.
age the team jones said, ~Corniskey
secured the best possible man for the
position. Sullivan will keep the team
IN the race. He is popular with the
fans. the players all like him. and he
Knows everything in the game from
10 z"
The Washington times., 1909-04-15
RECEIPTS
ADVANCE PRICES
Practically Every Article in
Produce Market Is
Much Higher.

There were lighter receipts Of pro-
duce on the wholesale market today
than at any time since the beginning
of spring.
This was true with respect to prac-
tically every division of the market,
although pronounced in the cases of
live poultry and eggs.
Hens, which sold at 4 cents last
week, advanced TO 16 cents, and in
very few instances, did eggs sell un-
der 20 cents. Veal brought cents
on an average for fancy stock.
II is practically certain that the
week will close strong on all grades
Of produce, as there is no indication
of Immediate improvements in ship
ments. The egg market is being well
cleaned up by local buyers for storage
purposes.
Eggs, Cheese, and Butter.
Eggs-virginia, nearbys. fresh. 1slsa2oo.
Cheese-New York. fats. large, per h..
l65zc; sman per H.. 161ka17c
Butter-Creamery, fancy, BIC; Western.
FIRST frsts, 2aci process fancy, sc; fair 70 good.
! store e-packed. fresh. 16a16c.
Poultry.
Live PouItry-Chickens. spring. small, per
h., 22s23c; large, per h.. 1Sa2Oc; hens, 1sc:
ROSTERS, Sc; ducks. large. per h., 14al5c;
small. per b. 12a14c; geese, per lb.. Sa10c;
turkeys, toms, per h., lsa2oc; hens, per h..
2Oa22c
Dressed Poultry-ChlclSens. spring. small,
! per h., 20a22c; roosters, per ID. 8a9c. tur-
I keys undrawn. toms. per H., 20a22c; hens,
| per h., 23a23c; ducks large. per h., Ice:
geese. per h., 11a13c.
Fruits.
/ Fruits-Apples fancy brands per bbl.. s.. 80
| a6.50; grapes. Malaga, SO per keg; oranges,
! California, per box S2-50a2- s.; Florida, per
box, g. nos3-50: pineapples. per crate. s. .50Js
: 500: grape fruit. per crate s2oOa3.5o.
Vegetables.
| Vegetables-Potatoes, per bu., 9OcaS1 Is; po-
( tatOes. homegrown, per bu-, 70caSlO0; sweet
| potatoes, per bbl, SS.0Oa4.O0; yams. per bbl.,
| S1.50a2. 50; turnips. per box, 25a40c; turnips,
I per bbL, 75c; rucabagas. PER bbl.. 800; Gu
| cumbers, per basket 81. .00a4- 90: cabbage, per
/ 100 lbs. S3OOa3-5G: spring cabbage, per crate,
/ s. 50a3. 90; caulihOwer, per basket, $l5Oa2- p:
| celery. per doz. stalks. S5caS110; onions. per
| bu. gOcaSi. .; onions. per Dbl. s. -0OaS2. 80;
squash. per crate 81 50aZ-5 80. string beans, per
] basket. S2-5oa3oOi tomatoes. Florida, per
4 crate. ST. 50a2 70: spinach per bbl.,
81. .75a2 90; kale, per bbl, 5Oa75c; lettuce. per
basket 81 O0a25 50; radIshes. per 100. 81 O0a2 co.
asparagus. per bunch, 20a35ci beets, per crate
g 0OaS.5O. rhubarb, per bunch, &c; Texas
onions. per crate, SEQ
Live Stock.
Live Stock-Cattle, extra, per cwt., S5.J0a
| 90; medium e .Ooa450; ordinary, s. 0a3 10
hogs. per cwt., gross. s6.5na6. IS; ordinary
per cwt IS OOa6.25; sheep, prime. per 10,
choice per ID. 12c: medium. per lb-, lie
common. per H., sac; calves. prime, rel
ID. sas5kc: medium, per b., 7a71zc; common
per lb., base.
The Washington times., 1909-04-15
DIES AS A RESULT
OF MARATHON RUN
Pittsburg Schoolboy Sustains Fatal
Injuries in Long
Grind.

PsFTSBURG, Pa, April i5-William
IL Horwick, seventeen years Old five
feet eleven inches tall, and apparently
as sturdy as any other pupil in his
school. died last night as the result Of
running a Marathon race three weeks
Horwick won the race, but has never
beon well since.
The Washington times., 1909-04-15
CONTEST MORE KEEN
FOR CARNIVAL QUEEN

the cases OF enry Smith, Richard Pines.
Calvin Johnson and James Dorsey
charged with the murder OF walter
Schultz, the Chicago artist, whose body
was found in a field near this city on
Sunday, March Z.
A jury in the corporation court yes
terday afternoon returned verdict OF
not guilty in the case of II. c. ROder-
ick, indicted for embezziing funds of
the Alexandra Electric Company
Richard II Lyles. a well-known Al
exandrian. dropped dead in the city
pOstoffice yesterday afternoon as he
was taking his mail from his box. \
physician was summoned, but by the
time he arrived Mr.. Lyles had expired.
Death is supposed to have been due to
heart disease. Mr. Lyles was sixty
three years Of age and is survived Dy
fOuT children. three daughters and one
MarE's Church next Saturday morning
at . O'Clock
The funeral Of Mrs EndOscia Davis
was held from Demaine's funeral rooms
this morning. The Rev c. D. Bulls- of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South
conducted the services, and the burial
was in the Union Cemetery.
A meeting Of the Washington Monua
| ment Association VIII eb held az the
/ Office OF Judge j. K NJ Norton next
, Monday evening.
| A meeting Of old AIexandrians will
| be held at the National Hotel in Wash
| ingtOn on next aSturday afternoon at 4
/ o'clock in the afternoon.
The Washington times., 1909-04-15

In the bond market Gas certificates
were a feature, with sales at 11On1101s.
Capital Traction 5s touched 1175s, the
high since November. 1903. In all six
bonds sold, and the price varied from
SI5s1SS.
It was a good market. and indicates
the confidence Of investors in local Sc
curities.
Hartman & Co., bankers and brok-
ers of New York. will shortly open a
branch Office in Washington, with c.
B. Chapman as manager.
Mr.. Chipman will take his entire Of
fee force with him in his new ALI
ance. The offices of Hartman & Co
will be In the Colorado Building
ground floor. e F. Hutton & Co. will
retain their present branch office cor
ner Thirteenth and + streets north
west.
The Washington times., 1909-04-15
CHICAGO SCRAPPER
GETS THE DECISION
lack Robinson Outpoints Bill Hur
ley in Ten-ROund
Mill

GLENS FALLS. n. y. April I5.-Jack
Robinson. Of Chicago. outpOinted BIZ
Hurley, the local middleweight in ten
round bout before the Casino Athletic
Club here last night.
Both boys We're fighting strong at the
end.
The Washington times., 1909-04-15
WOMAN RUNS COAL FLEET.

HARRISBURG. Pa, April l5.-Mrs.
Miller Ross of New Cumberland, who
has managed a coal fleet in the Susque-
hanna river since March l. is $50 out OF
pocket by the departure of her engineer.
Mrs Ross has taken charge of the en-
gtnes and pumps.
The Washington times., 1909-04-15
TODAY'S PRICES ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

Couotations furnished by W. .. Hibbs 4
Co. bankers and brokers, Hibbs Building
memssrs New York stock Exchange. Wash
ington Stock Exchange. and Chicago Board
frf dc
The Washington times., 1909-04-15
RINGSIDE GOSSIP.

Jack O'Brlen stated recently that II
Stanley Ketchel refuses to box him six
rounds he viii be ready TO box the
enc number Of rounds with Sam
I.angfOrd
The Washington times., 1909-04-15
Live Stock.
THE CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by z. F. Hutton
& co. members New York Stock E1-
change, G. Bowie Chapman, manager
1901 II street northwest.
The Washington times., 1909-04-15
SHILLING RESTORED
TO GOOD STANDING

Los ANGELES, Cal, April 15-Jockey
Shilling has been restored to good
standing and may accept mounts other
than those of his contract.
The Washington times., 1909-04-15

Owing TO the annoyance from the big
crowd of visitors to the training quar-
1ers Of Al Kubiak. at Merchantville,
Frank O'Brien. trainer Of the Michigan
giant. has ordered that for the rest Of
the week no visitors viii be allowed.
Kubiak IS training 10 meet sam Lang
ford at the National Club on Saturday.
N
Thc MOVING pictures of the Jack
Johnson Tommy Burns night now OF eX-
hibition in this country show that
Burns was no match for Johnson. Jack
just played with the Canadian till he
got ready 20 knock him out
Owen Moran and frankie Neill are q
box twelve rounds at New Haven
Conn. on ADrll 20.
The Washington times., 1909-04-15

A meeting of the Washington AIonu-
ment Association VIII cd held az the
Office Of Judge J. X. NJ Norton next
Monday evening.
The Washington times., 1909-04-15

be held at the National Hotel in Wash
ington on next aSturday afternoon at
o'clock in the afternoon.
The Washington times., 1909-04-15
Eggs, Cheese, and Butter.

Eggs-Virginia, nearbys. fresh. 1s1aa2oo
Cheese-New York, fats, large, per H..
l6Izc; email, per H., 165ka17c
Butter-Creamery, fancy, 31c: Western
hrsts. 29c; process, fancy, sc; fair TO good
24c; dairy, choice, 23a24c; dairy. good. lie
stOre-paCked. fresh. 16a16C.
The Washington times., 1909-04-15

Union Pa. COnv. 4s..107A 107a4 107az 107%
L. S. Steel ID 5's..... 1924 1o3st 1O3aa 1032.
SALE OF STOCKS BY HOURS.
Shares to n a. m, 302. 400
Shares to Y m. j59. 400.
Shares to / p. m, 6S2, 300.
The Washington times., 1909-04-15

A special grand jury has been sum-
moned for tomorrow in the corporation
court by Judge Barley 10 investigate
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-10
A LOUISE VA BLAZE.

Rustin, La, Dec 9.-Property dam
age slightly in excess of $50. 900 re-
suited here early this morning from
a fire which destroyed a large portion
Of the Price block, comprising several
buildings, occupied by mercantile
firms and professional tenants. About
half of the loss is covered ~ insur-
ance.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-10
The Reneo Belt corsets.

The ladies attention is directed to
the ad OF II. V. Adderley, who is sale
agent in this city for this famous cor
set. The "Rengo" is perhaps the
most popular style of corset now
sold. 1t is specially adapted to GER
tain forms and it's ORIGINATOR has
spared no expense in bringing it to
the perfection they claim in its make
up.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-10
BoiLERMAKERs STRIKE.

Horkmen in Shops in Richmond Quit
Their Work Yesterday.
Richmc nd. Va. Dec 9.-Over one
hundred men in the oiler shops Of
tie American Locomotive Works walk
ed out today following an order
changing the system Of pay from the
daily wage system 10 the time Oh
bonus system.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-10
SHOT BY LUNATIc.

Sheriff in Ohio Killed While Trying to
Make an Arrest
Shreve, O.. Dec. 9.-After holding
a family in terror all night, a man by
toe name OF Royles, who is believed
TO be insane. today shot and killed
Sheriff Bell. OF Holmes county, when
the officer attempted to enter the Lee
home to make an arrest.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-10

ATTRACTIVE OFFER. An attrac-
live offer for those interested in
ruying q valuable home is made by
Judge CORTLAND SYmmes He offers
his home for sale un terms that will
attract investors This property is
beautifully located and no more de
sirable selection could be made by
parties seeking a location in this city.
Attention is directed TO his ad in the
classified column OF The News.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-10

CHEAP TO ROCHESTER. \ y
On account Of the international; cen
ventiOn for Foreign Missions. H. Sou
thern railway will sell round trip t.c-
cts to Rochester, y. Y. at sr atty re-
December &c. "a and q ana viii be
good returning to leave r chester lot
later than midnight of January 6, 1910.
For further information call on or ad-
dress y. L. McGougan, General Agent.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-10

HOLIDAY RATES On account of
the Christmas and New Year holidays
the Southern railway viii sell rounl
trip tickets to all points at reduced
rates. Tickets will be on sale De-
cember II, IS. p. %. %, "a, -, 81
and January 1. All tickets will be
limited e leave destination rot later
than midnight Of January 1910.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-10

Ee4t everywhere else, then try the
CAFE ROYAL.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-10

QUESTION OF HOUR-What
time will the clock stop? Drop by II.
M. Miller & Sons furniture store and
have look at the present that one
of the patrons of the Grand will re-
ceive when the cdlock stops. Re
member that the coupons will se given
10 every adult patron. starting sat
urday nigat and on Saturday, Decem-
Der IS. some one will win that beau
tiful bedroom suite of furniture
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-10

FOR REPAGRS.-Th tug Coney is
row al the plant of t1e Parker Hen
sell Engineering company undergoing
Il lew repairs A r. Hensell has been
appointed custodian and will remain in
charge of the tug until her owners
give bond in the libel suit brCuSh; by
the owners of the schooner Marie Pal
mer.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-10

COLDER AS was predicted there
was decided change in the weather
yesterday, the mercury continuing to
drop during the entire day, and ieSf
night proved to he the coolest Of tle
winter. At an early hour this II orn
ing the mercury was still IN the to-
boggan and had gone down into the
30's. The forecast for today is fair
and continued cold with heavy frost