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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-09

nights. l tried several doctors and
used a number of different ointments
and lotions but received practically no
benefit Finally | settled down to the
use of Cuticura Soap, Cutcura Ointment
and Cutcura Resolvent Pills with the
result that in a few days all itching had
ceased and in about three weeks time
all traces of my eruption had disap-
peared. | have had no trouble Of this
kind since. Ii. 4. Krutskoff, 57I4
Wabash Ave, Chicago ILL.,. November
Is and IS, 1907"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-09
First RaptIst cnnrol,

Preaching at II a. n. ana p. n.
by the pastor Rev J. Ellis Sammons.
t.eiuius Subject Simple Things
Nightly Used Of God" Evening sub
iect. NO Room for Jesus Good mu
sic at 10th services by q good choir.
Sunday-school, Baraca ana Phlathea
classes at { u. H. A cordial invita-
ton extended to All strangers and
visitors to worship with us
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-09

Many weak. nervous women have
been restored to health by Foleya
Kidney Remedy as it stimulates tho
kidneys so they will eliminate the
waste matter from the blood Impur-
ties depress the nerves, causing ner-
vous exhaustion and otner ailments.
Commence today and you will soon be
we'll Pleasant TO take For sale al
AtlPnt9 Pharmacy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-09
1t The CHURCHES.
At the 2resbyterian churct.

On Sunday morning Rev F. D.
Thomas viii preach en- Phil 1857,
Care: its Cause and Cure" There
will be no evening service
Evening star., 1909-04-30
News Briefs.

Silas A. Lentz. shoe manufacturer Of
Allentown, Pa. was instantly killed at
his plant. He was fifty-six years old. and
was formerly councilman and q waite.
commissioner and was president OF the
city's board OF trade.
The tenant house on the Martin Neibert
farm. tenanted by George Weagley. near
Broadfording Church. Nd. burned to tn
ground, and nearly all the contents were
destroyed. Mr.. and Mrs. Weagley and
their two children escaped In their night
clothes.
Evening star., 1909-04-30

Regular 2Oc size of Sanitcl n.
Iooln FoWder... ........-
Colsate's High grade Triple Extracts.
all the popular floral odors, also
the new Robinia Special price, 1gc
per ounce ~~S
Wilbert's Face Powder; all Or
tints. Regularly 15c box. ~
DR.. J. r. Pray's Rosaiine; 1Rc
regular .Jc jars. ............
Genuine Cosmo Buttermilk Sc
Soap; cake. ...................SS
Colgate's Large Bath Soap; o.
(Three cakes for 25c.)
Violet Ammonia. for the toilet; 81
Park 4 Tilfords Bay Rum; Dc
oottie ............... ...............
Piver's Floramye and lie Trefe
Saehet; regularly SOC ounce. .3Or.
Nail Brushes and Hand Scrubs, i'm
porter's samples. Values worth unr
up to 25c each. Special at. ...... W.
Sample line of All-bristle Tooth
Brushes. large variety Of styles.
Worth up to 25c each. Spe- aFAc
Regular 25c bottles Of Rubi- ssc
loam .............. "SS
Evening star., 1909-04-30
TWENTY YEARS FOR MURDER.
Court Imposes Sentence on Arthur
Naturalization In Hawkins Case.

Arthur Martin. formerly employed at
the government printing ONCE, was to-
day given the minimum penalty under his
recent conviction Of murder in the second
degree. following the sho,tink Of his wfe,
Maria Martin. near their home in Ana
costa. May 20 last Martin. in askin;
the mercy Of the court. declared that he
Evening star., 1909-04-30
had not meant to harm his wife.

had not meant to harm his wife.
Taking into consideration the previous
good character OF the defendant. Justice
Gould imposed a sentence Of imprison-
ment for twenty years
Convicted of assault with q dangerous
weapon. Eli Hawkins. eolored. who shot
and wounded Policeman Hilton last jan
uary during an aitercation near Maryland
avenue and Il. street southwest. was
sentenced TO serve two years in the peni-
tentiary.
Hawkins Mas ordered to move from the
corner by the policeman. who Was dressed
in citizens clothes. and, walking some
Evening star., 1909-04-30
A. M. E. CONFERENCE SPEAKERS
Addresses Features at Cambridge.
Rev DR.. Welch Paralyzed.
ipecial Correspondence of The Star.

CAMBRIDGE. Md. April 90, 1909.
Rev. DR.. John Hurst. financial secretary
OF the a. NJ. Z. Church; Rev. DR.. W. W.
Beckett. secretary Of missions; Rev. DR..
George F. Woodson. dean Of Payne Theo-
logical Seminary. and Prof. John R. Haw-
kins, commissioner Of education for the
Evening star., 1909-04-30

N. c. Adams. a fuil-5looded Choctaw
Indian and a graduate of Emery and
Henry College. died at Bluefeld. w. Va.
from Brigbt's disease. He had been in
this city for nineteen years. where he held
an important position in the clerical force
of the Norfolk and Western freight ONCE.
Interment will be at Meadow View. Va.
He is survived by = wife and four chill
dren.
Evening star., 1909-04-30
Toilet Necessities.

FREE-Samples Of Talcolette, the
new Toilet Taleum Powder, with
all purchases of Toilet Goods to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1909-04-30
timore preached the annual sermon last

night.
Rev DR.. ]. H. Welch. pastor OF Met
ropolitan 4. NJ. f. Church. Washington.
was paralyzed early yesterday morning.
his whole right side and power OF speech
being affected. He was taken to the Cam
bridge Hospital. where his condition was
said TO be serious. Mrs. Welch arrived to
be near him.
Evening star., 1909-04-30
Sale Sale. Of al: Bolts; T.. 25@

Belts of good quality elastics. plain and shrred
silk, Fine Quality Embossed Kid Belts and Fancy
woven Silk Belts. An immense assortment of new and
pleasing effects In black white and all desirable coors
Most of these have fine quality buckles in gold
French gray and dull black mourning effects. The
buckles in many instances alone worth than the
price asked for the entire belt. Regular soc and 75c
values. Special at CSC.
Evening star., 1909-04-30
denomination, were amcng the speakers
at today's session OF the Baltimore con-

ference of the African NJ. f. Church.
At the opening session Rev. John Por-
ter of Catonsville. Md. was elected sec
retary; Rev. r. 4. Ford Of Ceciltcn. Md.
recording secretary. and Rev. Edward
Tyler of Cumberland Md, statistical Sec
retary. Reports from Metropolitan. Eb-
enezer. St. Paul. Campbell. Garfield
Brown Memorial and Benning churches.
all located in the District of Columbia.
showed that S1S.3O6.36 was collected dur
ing the year. Rev. D. p. Seaton of Bal
Evening star., 1909-04-30

II pays to read the want columns OF
The Star. Hundreds OF situations are filled
through them.
Evening star., 1909-04-30

Waists made of imported French mulls, lingerie
batiste and alI-over embroidery
being made of fine quality base embroidery with tucks
across shoulders handmade
buttons. Waists Bouses handsomely
with combined
braid French
laces embroidery
dallions paneled with Irish
! {: G ] $208
bands
beautifully with ~
scalloped ~
broidery pearl
are -
seasons approved styles. Az 0A u
sizes. Values worth $500 - -
and $500. Special
Rich White Messaline Satin Waists and I'M
ported Lingerie Bouses exquisite
styles, trimmed with rich aces
heavy Charm ~
handmade effects III z ~ ~
sIkembrodered effects "a
quality n
new Dutch Az u
sizes. Values worth to -
Evening star., 1909-04-30

distance away. opened fire on Hilton.
wouuding him in the leg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-20

One OF the features of the perform
ance Is the appearances or a large
chorus. handsomely Consumed and pos
sessed of girlish voices ana sprlshtll
ness. and the embodiment OF action ana
story running throughout, the echo OF
political night and romance or Two,
but all these elements are combined
into the one prime requisite--the
making Of fun and creation OF good
spirits.
Matinees will be given daily except
on Wednesday.
AVENUE.
II elaborate promises are realized.
the Avenue theater will present sun
day afternoon, the best show IL has
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-20
I.lCEt VI.

Among the Leading minstrel men OF
the day Is Al O.. Fields. who has been
entertaining the public In this particu-
lar line of work % years. This year
Mr. Field promises the biggest show
yet and when his Greater Minstrels
como to the Lyceum tomorrow after
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-20

musical comedies and carries interest
from beginning to end. There are
about 20 songs. each good enough to
stand out. the music Is OF the catchy
Kind. and the words have some refer
ence TO the play, and are not TANNED
IN, just to give some character of the
performance a chance to display musi-
cal pyrotechnics. The chorus deserves
special mention by reason OF ANNA
ton and vivacity, as we'll as being
pretty and graceful; the costuming is
OF marvellous modiste's creation. The
stage pictures OF the different scenes
are unusually elaborate. making IL all
In all. truly New York production
throughout. Ladies will be admitted
free to the Friday matinee.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-20

offered this season. The big event is
the appearance OF The Follies or the
Day" an extensive organization. out
numbering the other ourlesqus shows
in performers employed and advsrtis-
Ing a show that Is absolutely new and
unique The Follles" have a two-act
musical political review without an
olio OF vaudeville and the piece was
written by Barney Bernard and Albert
Won Tilzer. The latter composed the
music and he has To his credit, Honey
Boy" Good Bye. Sweetheart, Good
Bye" "smarty." and a couple OF hua..
dred other popular songs. Mr.. Bernard
has written an up-to date review satir
ling political situations and national
topics which introduce as characters.
Roosevelt. Cannon. Taft. Bryan, and
other politicians. The scenes OF the
comedy are laid In Madison-Sq. New
York. Shanley's restaurant. and the
house OF representatives, Washington.
GAyETy.
w. $. Clark's Jersey Lilies Extrav
aganza CO." makes its appearance in
the Gayety theater next week. 1t il
MIR. Clark's latest musical production
for which Leon Enrol furnished the
book and the music. The story Is
more connected one than is usual with
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-20

ties. For this seasons tour the man
agement promises a new scenic outfit,
new musical and ensemble numbers
jokes and fun Incidents. The piece
was first inspired by II. r. Outcaults
cartoons of the Yellow Kid and was
adapted to stage purposes by T.. w.
TOWNSEND. OF "Chimmie Fadden" fame.
and Glen McDonough.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-20
Nv LOCAL PLAYHOUSES 6

has ample opportunity 20 display his
grace and Ingenuity as a dancer. Doc
Is assisted by 20 others In this oeautl-
full depicture.
Saturday matinecs viii be given with
a special performance Monday after
noon. Washington's birthday.
Robert Louis stsve.son's Iurid story
OF dual personality. "Dr Jekyll and
Mr.. Hyde" was re-enacted In all Its
horror In the Lyceutp theater, Friday
evening. by Mr.. Shea and his associates
That the piece has remarkable fasci
nation for the public, In spite OF It's
creepy character, was evidenced by
the fact that the house was sold out
and SOME were turned away.
In the duai.TOie Of Jekyll and Hyde.
Mr.. Shea has an excellent vehicle for
the expression OF his dramatic talent.
rests practically the entire response
bility. The company as a whole did not
appear TO the best advantage, Friday
evening, with the Jesuit that the dia,
could be found. however. with the Or.
Lanyon OF Spencer Charters, or the
Abraham Poole OF Charles Lake.
DIR. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde" Will be re-
peated this evening. closing the en-
gasement.
TEMPLE
Temple theater patrons will have the
opportunity next week OF seeing the
extravagantly exploited act OF William
Rock aud Maude Fulton. whose dancing
has been one OF the big features OF the
New York vaudeville season. During
the current season of vaudeville In
New York Rock & Fulton remained a
headline act for the four successive
months they held the stage OF the first
Glass vaudeville theaters In the me-
tropolis.
with special scenery and electrical
equipment Emmett Dewey and COM
pany VIII present a dramatic fantasy
called "Dreamland." MIR. Dewey, and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-20
MAJESTIC.

"A Suit of Pajamas" Will be the prin-
cipal laugh producer at the Majestic
theater the coming week. It's COM
edy I'm one act. The embarrassing po-
sltion In which a poor young actor IL
placed by the appearance OF unexpect-
ed visitors while he IL clad In pajamas
his only suit being at the taiIors, Is
said to cause continuous laugh from
start to finish. and Pliny Rutiedge and
Jeanne Pickering. the leading char
acters, are both comedians OF merit
Earl Flynn. the merry minstrel who
has been the star attraction with
Vests Ministries for several years, has
contracted for a few weeks in vaude-
Vile and Will present his novelty song
and dance act. known as The Little
Boy I'm Green" which gives him plenty
OF opportunity to demonstrate his abiI-
ity as an entertainer.
Sandberg N Lee. better known as the
Ha ttH iusttKHtOrs, with provide FUN
for all with an entirely new lot OF
Jokes and comic songs Miss May Fos-
ter. a character comedian. and her
comedy trick dog, Mike, will also pro-
vide amusement.
Miss Katherine Kuhl and Albert Ertz
Will sing the latest popular songs IL
Illustrated. while the motion pictures
will be OF the best Nv
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-20
LAFAYETTE.

Two nrst-class programs are offered
In the Lafayette theater for the week
commencing with the Sunday matinee.
One VIII be given In the afternoon per-
formances, and the other In the even
lngs. On Thursday the order OF exer-
clses Will be reversed. and the evening
show Will be given In the afternoons.
and vice versa In the vaudeville line
an excellent assortment OF acts has
been engaged. They include the Great
De Cleo. novelty juggler and artist:
Sully d Harper. Ethiopian comedians:
NJ. Zolleta, human corkscrew and con :
tortionist; Cuponti and Marie. in their
song and dance speciality: Bert Parker
In his funny character Representations.
and Fleurste de Merle, In songs. There
Will also be large assortment of new
moving pictures, changed for each
show. and other attractiof6.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-20

noon, the patrons OF that theater may
look for a minstrel treat. For the tirst
part this season. Mr.. Field has devised
beautiful conception, Gated The
Fiesta OF Flowers" II represents a
conservatory. and as the curtain rises
the various flowers, banked tier upon
tier, spring into bloom. In this setting
the usual first part, with the end-men
and songsters and orchestra. takes
place. Among the big feature acts are:
I'm Africa" a travesty on the contem-
plated trip OF President Roosevelt;
THE Woman In the Moon" beautiful
Musical Marines" clever and novel
musical act; Circus Nightmare" a skit
which will remind one OF their child
hood visits to the sawdust rings OF the
big tent shows, and then comes Billy
Clark, the man behind the fun.
The electrical Transformation scenes
are revelations of artistic beauty, Doc
Quigley, the man with the comedy legs.
IS still member OF the Field forces
and in The Woman OF the Moon" he
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-20
Actress Attempt. suicide.

NEW YORK, Feb 20.-Mrs. Eve
lyn Schwartz Wellman, an actress, 10
years old and pretty. who is known on
the stage as Evelyn Wood, was taken
TO Lebanon hospital today after hav.
Ing swallowed poison on the I61st.st,
station OF the LThird.aFeE .I She Ia
In a serious condition.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-20
DETROIT opEa. uousn

Adeline Genee the celebrated dancer
from the Empire theater. London. who
nus created sensations In seVerai
American cities this season. Is to be
troit opera house. the week commenc-
ing honday evening next. In +. Zleg-
REID, Jr.s. elaborate musical produc-
ZION. The Soul kiss" Although Mile
Genee Ii but ~. her career has been
most remarkable one. She was born
In Jutlandaarhus, Denmark. where she
remained until she was eight years OF
age. She left her parents and went 10
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-20

Announcement is made by Frank
Drew. manager OF the Avenue theater.
that David Warheld will appear In
THE Music Master" In the Avenue
theater the week beginning June IL.
under the management OF the Shubsrts.
Mr.. Warncld Will play In the indepen-
dent theater I'm Cleveland the week
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-20


tho beautiful Hermine Shone, are equal
stars I'm this missionary Offering, the
enc as tickle husband. and the other
rs the goddess Nenus who comes to
tho husband IN a dream.
In striking contrast to this act is
the high school riding act OF Nine.
Theresa REM, the last OF the famous
REM family OF high school riders.
whose feats of horsemanship In the
European capitals the past 40 years
will introduce her two famous Arabian
horses that have circled the globe
with her.
While none OF the acts mentioned
has a great deal OF comcoy, Manager
Moore has provided a number OF acts TO
balance those mentioned. Among The
strong comedy numbers are: Ray
Cox one of the most delightful comedi-
ennes i'm vaudeville: James Harrigan,
the famous tramp iuggler; and Giihord
& Burke, well known TO vaudeville pa
irons as a very clever duo.
Farther UP In the bill are: Chassino.
the shadowgraphist, and DelIaven d
Sidney. In songs and dances. The last
named act liz new To the Temple stage
The Microscope pictures vii as usual
studies that will be fully up TO the
high standard OF moving pictures
always seen at this thcater.
WHITNEY.
Flats are popular In the cities but IT
H. hoped that none OF the direful ca
lamities that beset the jewellers OF
"McFadden's Flats" which comes TO the
whitney Sunday afternoon for weeks
engagement. take place I'm the city
where life Is worth living; TINS
nonsensical conglomeration has been
entertaining the theatrical public FOR
wears aud ii seems 10 have lost none of
its nrellowness and entertaining quail
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-20

Copenhagen to live with her aunt. Mile.
Zimmerman a noted dancer. and her
uncle. Alexandra Genee. also cele-
brated dancer and instructor. who Inn
mediately set about the worH or teach
ing her his art. She remained under
his tutOrage for four years and then
made her debut as prima catherine In
Stettin. Germany. From there she
went to the Royal opera In Berlin and
thence 10 the Munich opera house,
where she danced one year. She next
journevcd to London for siN weeks
stay at the Empire theater. Last win
ter the little Danish artist made her
bow In New York. She proved TO be an
Immediate faVorite with Gothamltes.
particularly in swagger society circles.
Genee bears the distinction OF being
the only dancer who has performed by
royal command before sucn dlsttn-
guished personages IA the king and
queen OF Britain. Emperor William OF
Austria. the car and czarina OF Russia:
the king ana queen Of Italy. the king or
Denmark and scores OF foreign celeorl-
ties.
Seldom before in his'career as a star
has Robert Edeson had play win
'The Call of the North in which he
comes TO the Detroit opera house Tor
the week OF March l. This new drama
Of life OF the gicturssqiH,e ana ,IpG raaml
adapted by George Broadhurst, author
or The Man 90 the Hour" from stew
art Edward Whites adven'ure novel.
"Conjdror's House, Is described az a
tense play OF excitement. through
which elemental emotions surge at
highest pitch ~ SNOWY and artful dra-
matte parratiNe to inccssant thrill. As
Ned Trent. an American frcc-trader,
who journeys into this snowbound
wilderness to aVcnge the murder or his
father Mr.. Edcson has one OF the
most attractive roles OF his career, and
his impcrsonation Of which Is said TO
he "A worthy successor 20 his character
portraits OF tine Indian athlete in
"Strongneart" aud the West Point ca
det IA classmates, in which he last
appeared mere.
The Washington times., 1909-12-16
A. P. GORMAN CHOSEN
SENATE PRESIDENT

BALTIMORE. Dec. Estate Senator
Arthur p. German has been chosen
president Of the state senate. and Adam
Peoples, Of Cecil county, speaker of the
house. by the Democratic leaders. and
the selections have been approved by
the governor.
The election Of Mr.. German was no
surprise to the rank and file OF the
Democrats Of the State, but IL was only
after a threatened break between
United States Senator Smith and the
governor that the speakership was set
tied
The Washington times., 1909-12-16

ever had. His work in Upbuilding the
New York institution to its present rank
among the best universities OF the cOun-
try was his greatest achievement. He
will address the former students on
what is new on educational thought He
has Just completed an extensive tour
around the world, during which he Wis
tied most of the world famous nstitu-
tions Of learning and CrndItiOn
The Washington times., 1909-12-16
DOG A POLYGLOT.

NEW YORK. Dec. 16.-G. w. Mac
namara. of Montreal. who at one time
was in FRITZ Schef's company. and
who has been touring South America
and Europe, arrived on the Oceanic
yesterday with his companion. Andre de
Thon. Mr.. MaCnamara's dachsbund
Rip is such a travelling dog he under
stands seven languages and responds to
conversation In each.
The Washington times., 1909-12-16
KERMIT ROOSEVELT
SHOOTS ANTELOPE.
Joins His Father at Nairobi, Where
Party Is Preparing for the
Uganda Expedition.

NAIMROBI, British East Africa, Dec.
16.-With three sable antelope 10 his
credit. Kermit Roosevelt returned to
Nairohi today from his weeks hunting
expedition I'm the Mombasa territory.
Colonel Roosevelt and Kermit are
The Washington times., 1909-12-16
CHANCELLOR DAY
ALUMNFS GUEST
SuC> >Ssful Head of Syracuse Uni
verS}Sy Makes Speech This
Evening.

Members Of the syracuse UnivaTAv
Alumni Association this evening win,
entertain Chancellor James r. Day at
the Young Mems Christian Association
building.
Chancellor Day is perhaps the most
noted official Syracuse University has
The Washington times., 1909-12-16
FOUND s6.OOO.OOO COMPANY.

DOVER. Del. Dec. 16.-Articies OF in
corporation have been filed here for the
International Bond and Share Company
Of New York City and to deal IN bonds
and promote financial enterprises. The
fncorpOrators are John Everett w L.
Williams. J. {. Benson, ]. y. McTine.
r. J. Everett, EnOs Miller. all of New
York city. The capital stock is 81, 100000.
The Washington times., 1909-12-16
WINE. CROP FALLS DEE

PARIS. Dec. 1.-THE wine crop OF
N-ance and Algeria is 1880. 1000 gal
Ions this season. Last year If was 800
100000 gallons The stock on hand is
100000 gallons, against 100000 gall
Ions &. year ago.
The Washington times., 1909-12-16
COMMITTEE VOTES
TO CHANGE DATE
House Organization on District Of
Columbia Will Hereafter
Meet Wednesdays.

The House Committee on the District
OF Columbia has decided. by practical
" unanimous vote. to change the regu-
lar weekly meeting day Of the commit
each week
Many members Of the District Com
The Washington times., 1909-12-16

mittee are on other important commit
tees which have meetings on Thursday.
so change by the District COMMITTEES
was deemed necessary i'm order TO on.
tain more representative attendance.
There will be no District Day in the
House until January 10.
The Washington times., 1909-12-16

now united and the entire party IS max
ing preparations to start for the Uganda
country on next Saturday. All the
members Of t1e party are well and are
looking forward 20 a continuance of
the good luck that has marked the AZ
riCau hunt.