davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-29
Jraje de pailo de cordoncillo
solapas y bordes de raso en- ell
: obre todo. Casa Maison
Riva'' = de Paris.
HUMORISMo.

Un celebre cantante SO hallaba
gravemente enfermo.
Fue a verle un amigo momentos
antes de exnirar, y lie dijo:
-SComo estas?
-Voy a cantar ell aria final-contes-
to ell artlsta.
-lQue cielo tan hermosol lQue
luna tan admirable! Lastima que
este tan palida!
-iY no ha Gle estarlo! mo yes que
ha paSado tantas noches a la intem-
perle?
-SComo puede usted probar que
aquel dia estaba borracho?
-Por un detalle, senior Juez.
-SCual?
Que entire en- casa abrazando 4
mi suegra.
En- medic de la crisis de la Guerra
de Siete Amos, deserto uno de los
soIdados de Federico II. Fue cojido
y lievado d presencia del Rey.
-iPor que me abandonabas? lie
pregunt6 este.
Senior, contesto eli recluta avergon
zado; veo tan NAL parada la causa
de S. NJ. que creia prudente
abandonar las filas.
-Pues mira, aguarda Ell resultado
de la batalia de esta tarde, v 81 las
cosas no Sc mejoran, desertaremos
juntos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-29
AVISO.

Las personals que deseen
obtener patrones de los Fl
gurines del servicio de mo
das de La Correspondent
cia, pueden dirijirse a es
tas oficinas, FL precio de
cada patron es de 1C cen
tavoS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-29

X 4 81
analfabetas, se Rrendan de memo
ria 10 que los letreros recen.
No So me oculta que ese no sersa
! mas que un medic para lograr fines
de defensa de la salud pdblica, pc
TO por poca efcacia que tenga, 10
propongo en- Ia seguridad de que
algun benefcio reportaria al pdbh-
co.
De usted atento S. S.. L. A. P.
Ri piedras, Julio % de 1909.
UTIL.-Ei verdadero modo de
usar ell bet I'm es cortar en- pedacitos
Ell que contiene la GAIA Y echarlo en-
un tarro con un POGO de leche tenn
plada para hacer una especie de
crema espesa.~
Fl bet1n preparado de este modo
evita que Sc le resquebraje la piel
del calzado.
CURIOSO.- .-Despdes de los diver
sos usos aque fue destinado el papel
secante, en- estos uItimos amos, por
ejemplo como aislador electrico, CO.
mo cojinete para los mar tillos del
pino, etc, un industrial aleman aca-
ba de descubrirle otra aplicaci6n
inesperada.
Dice que ha logrado formar con
dicho papel muy bonitos y agra
dables vestidos de baho, augurando
que Sc pondran de moda el verano
proximo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-29

AAJe los 3DuSoS que Sc QeflVan De
regimen imperante, que por igual a
fectan 4 todos los hijos del pals, la
conciencia pdblica Sc unifica en- Ia
com I'm defensa. Es un buen slntoma
= una buena senal.
La tolerancia con las pequenas fal
tas, provoca Ia comisi6n de fal ltas
mas graves. Ell Consejo Executive
fait6 al espfritu del acta organica
dePuerto Rico; el gobiernode los Es-
tados Unidos los tolero, y ahora ell
Consejo Executive falta al espfritu
de la ley Olmsted, pasando sobre los
prop6sitos del Presidente y del Con
greso.-
Ell secretario Willoughby Sc ha
ma archado y no volvera mas, puesto
que le han dado I'm cargo suubalter
no en- las oficinas del Censo. Es el pri
mer conjurado de Ia rebellion de Ia
lealtad que sale de la escena de "a co
lonia. Los demas conjurados lie Sc
guiran en- plazo no muy largo. Para
ellos Sc escribi6 el names tesel pares
del festfn de Baltasar, y no supieron
arrepentirse. ...
En- la fiesta del 25 de Julio en- Pom
ce, qued6 demostrado que va nadie
sc entusiasma con esas celebraclones
Hay mucha amargu ra en- ell fondo de
la copa, para que pu edan existir el
placer y la satisfaction. Esa fecha
sehala la hora en- que come MO la can
paila de descredito contra Puerto
Rico, por los ignora ntes y por los in
tcresados en- mantenerle en- estado
de inferioridad y de tutela. Desde
ese dfa Sc comenzaron a fomular acu
saciones 6 injurias sobre un pals
que siempre fue respectable en- SUI de
coro.
Que el acta Foraker no puede Sc
guir subsistiendo sin provocar un con
ficto cada aho, es cosa que la 'lejisla
tura de los Estados Unidos We tan
clara como la luz meridiana; que el
descontento de todo ell pueblo de Pu
erto Rico es general, va 10 sabe la
nacion norteamericana; q el regimen
colonial implantado aquf con un go
bierno absorvente y restrictive ha
fracasado, es tambien materia como
cida en- la Metr6poli. De todo este
mace la conviction de que es indis
pensable para honra de Ia naci6n y
bien de este pals, modificar dicha &C
ia Y cambiar radiealmente dicho re-
gimen.
De igual modo y con cl transcurso
del tempo sers precise modificar el
regimen econo mico, dando entrada
en- la tarifa prote ctora q todos los pro
ductos puertorriquehos 9 crea ndo lie
yes arancelarias especiales para Pu
erto Rico; pues de 10 contrario los
productores americanos cuyos arti
culos Sc importan en- la isla, comen
zaran 4 absorver el capital como
hoyse llevan la mayor parte Gle los
beneficios. En- plazo mas menos lar
90, el conflicto economico tiene que
surgir tan exigente como el polftico,
por ser inadecuados 4 las condicio
ncs del pals el sistcma arancclarlo
que Sc le ha impucsto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-29
por edicion.
Acudid a "LA NINFA"

Ell mas esplendido surtido de cami
setas de las mas finas a!ases; pero q
precios m6aicos, tiene el acreditado
establecimieato 'I.A NINA" For =.
taleza 30 del Sr Pedro Garcia. a dis
posici6n de sus favorecedoreA Los
sombreros para hombre, cuellos , pu.
nos. corbatas, psiiuelos de mano. IT,
rantes, medias, CAMlSAS de todos
prscios, ligas, botonaduras y demGs
obietos para uso de caba]leros son in
mejorables. SOMBREROS DE PA.
JILLA; Ultima novedad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-29

En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de periodico a 50 quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-29

---ve
|Ediieidn deIdomingo
de LA Conespon- :
dencia" Revista de
information Univer-
Vulgarizacion de
las Ciencias-P Poesias
del moderno Y del
antique Parnaso o
bras depuertorrique-
nos snotables.Cfiticas
literarias y de tea
tro- Episodios hist6'
ricos Novelas.Ilus-
-I------:.-,--z~
raci ones Biogra-
fias-Cuentos-Sports.
Modas, Pagina CO.
ssss-.-s1r,.: ,s-st--s,..
mica, etc. Todo
.g.a... --->%=-'---.s ;1I.zsr..
ESQ 81 Vd. obtiene la
s* ::s.-=:sz..a, ....=s:::.s.,
edici6n del domingo
de La Correspon-
dencia le costara
:.=;zksss- :zssss ,'., =: sss;2 ss;,.,-.-'
solo dos centavos
nor edici6n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-29

Ante los abuses que Sc derivan del
regimen imperante, que por igual a
fectan 4 todos los hijos del pals, la
conciencia pdblica Sc unifica en- Ia
com1n defensa. Es I'm buen sintoma
= una buena senal.
Evening star., 1909-04-18
Your Credit is your most va1uab1
asset. 1t can be used to advantage here

The facilities and systematic conduct ot
this establishment are such that we can sell
on credit and still undersell all competition
The following bargains prove that. Investi-
gate.
Evening star., 1909-04-18
First--last--always, the Home should
be the center Of all comfort and happiness.

1t has remained for us to devise the
means whereby the average wage-earner
may equip his home with everything which
will add to the comfort and happiness of his
family. An equitable credit plan is that
means.
Evening star., 1909-04-18

This 1909 model Dresser.
exactly like cut, well built Of
highly polished quartered
oak, swell front. carved top,
large French plate mirror.
$11.50 value. Special,
Evening star., 1909-04-18

This Full-size 1909 Collap-
sible Go-Cart-wheels and all
fold compactly-solid, highly
polished coach panel sides;
strong gear; all the latest i'm
prOvementS.
Evening star., 1909-04-18

A very handsome Sideboard,
exactly like cut; designed on
massive lines and substantially
built of selected quartered oak;
full double swell front; hand
carved top and panels; large
French plate mirror.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-24
A RUSSIAN SAILOR
ENDS HIS LAST
CRUISE
WHILE LAsHlNG DECK LOAD ON
RUSSIAN BARK MAN FALLS
OVERHEARD AND DROWNED BE-
FORE THE EYES OF THE CREW

While busy at work yesterday morn
ing lashing in the deck load on the
Russian bark Ashti, Russian sailor
lost his balance and falling overheard
was drowned before a boat could be
lowered by the crew.
The Ashti prepared for sea on Mon
day and had been towed to the lower
bay, where she was anchored. The
finishing touches were being put ON
yesterday morning when the drown
ing took place.
lhe accident was reported to Cor
oner Jennings and Collector of Port
Dunn Every effort was made without
success TO recover the body The
mans name as shown on the ships
record was Lahin. He was about 2S
years of age.
As the man struck the water the cry
of enc of the crew drew several to the
banks side. The boat was being low
erred and the men We're watching Lahin
when they saw him sink for the third
time almost without a struggle.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-24
THE PENCIL TRUST
BUYS LOCAL
CEDAR
THE EAGLE MILL ON ST. sIMoNs
PAYS FANCY LICE FOR LOGS
AND HOLDS ALL AVAILABLE
SUPPLY IN THEIR SECTION.

With cedar logs selling at $50 to
$50 per cord, the agents of the Amer
lean Pencil company are taking prac-
tically all offerings in this section at
the sfab mill of the company on st.
Simon's island For several months
the cutting OF the cedar groves on Lit
tie St Simon island has been going
on steadily keeping the little mill
busy cutting the logs into slabs which
are Grated and shipped to New York
Carload after carload OF the smaller
logs have been shipped to the Eagle
Pencil company's plant at Chattanooga
during the fall and winter
The cedar pencil trust purchased
Little ST. Simon's two years ago solely
for the fine quality Of cedar found on
the island. Buyers were later put out
in adjoining counties to secure all the
small groves of cedar These groves
are now being cut out, the logs being
carried in lighters to the St Simons
mill The price of $25 per cord has
been attractive enough TO interest a
large number with the result that ce-
dar is becoming scarce. Before the
close of 1910 it is freely predicted that
all trees above four inches in dame
ter to be found in this section viii
have been cut into slabs and shipped
to the factory
Attorney Chichester Of the Eagle
Pencil company. who is the active
head OF operations in this section, was
in the city last week. Thousands Of
dollars have been paid out by the
company for cedar logs during 1905,
but so quietly has the company opera
ted that few Brunswickians ever knew
Of the existence Of the slab mill on
81. Simons The steady shipment of
carloads of logs over the A. B. & A.
has, however attracted the attention
Of those who vis! the south end piers
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-24
Early Closing Rule
Starts on April ;

The early closing movement receiv-
cd an impetus yesterday when the an
nouncement was made that the rule
among the wholesale houses of the
city would be made effective on the
first Saturday in april.
The agreement, as was given ont
yesterday. reads as follows
We, the undersigned Wholesale gro
GERS, feed and commission merchants
Of the city of Brunswick, Ga, hereby
agree not to sell any goods 10 retail
dealers of Brunswick after one r. M
on Saturday of each week, from the
first Saturday in April, 1909. to the
last Saturday in September, 1909 This
is to include all goods we handle eX-
cept strictly perishable goods
This will become effective when all
have signed.
The Downing Co (by c. Downing
3. Borchardt Co (by r. Borchardt)
t. J. ldssner (by W. J. GilD; The Lott
Lewis Co; n. w Findley; Boyle &
Co.; V. c. Bourne & Co; c. A. Taylor;
]. NJ. Hoodenpyle & Co: Armour &
Co e. L. Higgins, Mgr); J. NJ. Bur
nett.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-24
BOUND FOR TAMPA
TUG {. F. C0NEY
HAS FINE HAUL
PICKED UP A -FOUR MASTER
AGROUND ON BEACH NEAR
TAMPA.
THE BIG SCHOONER WILLIAM
CLIFFORD, LOADED WITH COAL,
is NOW HELD FOR SALVAGE BY
CAPT. FLOYD OF TUG coNEY.

A message from Tampa received by
Coney & Parker on Monday brought
the news of the fine luck of Capt L, b.
Floyd and the tug Edgar F. Coney of
this port. AS was reported at the time
the Coney cleared for Tampa last
Wednesday. Because of the illness Of
Captain Leo Lomm, her regular COM
mander, Captain Floyd was put in
command.
Nearing Tampa the Coney sighted
the big 1,400-ton schooner William
Clifford. The schooner was aground
on the beach and had out her signals
for help. The Coney after hard pull
got her off and towed her into Tampa.
So far as can be learned the vessel
Is not seriously damaged.
The Clifford, one of the finest four
masters in the coast trade was bound
from Philadelphia to Tampa and car
ried cargo of 5000 tons of coal She
was caught in the blow early last week
and driven ashore
w. +. Parker of the firm of Coney
& Parker, agents OF the South Atlantic
Towing Co. owners of the Coney, left
last night for Tampa to adjust the
claim on the schooner. The towing
company will probably receive hand
some award for saving the vessel.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-24
BACON AND CLAY
LAND IN GOOD PLACES S

Washington, D c., March 23.-All
but LaFollette Of the insurgents in
the senate have been given good com
mittee appointments. The senate COM
mittee on committees has reported as
follows:
Foreign Relations-C -Cullom, chair
man; Frye, Lodge, Clark of Wyoming,
Kean, Beveridge, Carter Smith of
Michigan Root, Bacon, Money, Fra
zier, Stone and Shiveley.
Rules-Crane, chairman; Aldrich,
Elkins, Warren, Carter, Bacon, Bailey,
and Clark of Arkansas.
Postoffice and Postroads Penrose,
chairman; Dolliver, Burroughs, Scott,
Crane, Carter, DIX Bourne, Guggen-
helm, Clay, Talliaferro, Owen, Bank
head and Taylor
Railroads Bulkley, chairman; Clark
Of Wyoming, Nelson, Dupont, Bristow,
Oliver. Bacon, Money, Taylor and
Bankhead.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-24
COUNCILS FIRE COMMITTEE
MAKING IMPROVEMENTS

Chairman Leo of the fire committee
Of council has worked many changes
at. headquarters during the past
month. One of these which Chief Tay-
Ior and the men enjoy is the new Office
and lounsing room for the men. At
small expense a space has been cut out
from the corner and fitted up for Chief
Taylor. Alongside the partition the
men have new benches and occupy this
room when on duty The indicator and
alarm zgoig are near at hand, as is also
the telephone Other improvements
being made by the committee are al
ready bringing good results in the way
Of cutting down the time in responding
to alarms.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-24
INHERITANCE TAX
NOT NECESSARY
SAYS REVNUE FROM TARIFF WILL
MEET EXPECTED DE-
FlClT.

Washington, March 24.-That there
will be no tax on inheritance c. other
indirect means Of raising revenues to
cover antic:p pated deficit was the sub
stance of statement made today by
Senator Aldrich when he was asked
whether he favored tax on corpora
tions' dividends as suggested at cab
met meeting today.
Senator Aldrich said there will be no
other revenues than those from the
tariff, but that he governments ex-
penses will be rivised by congress as
to be met by the revenues.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-24
% HssS %es ~ y ~ ~

New York, March 23.-Ex- President
Roosevelt, the date OF whose departure
Tor South Africa was at first given out
IS March l3, by a North German
Lloyd steam, sailed today by the
Hamburg American liner Hamburg,
and will reach Naples on the 5th of
April From that port he will con-
tinue his trip on the steamship Ad-
miral for Mombassa or to Kilargdng.
He is accompanied by the Smithsonian
Representatives and Kermit, but not
by Mrs Roosevelt, who, with the chill
dren, will sail later
Thousands Cheer at Pier.
The eX-President, on his arrival at
the Hamburg American pier al Hobo
ken, was greeted with bands playing,
flags flying and cheers of several thou
sand people, who had assembled to
wish the distinguished traveller God
speed
The mob was so great when the eX-
President went aboard the Hamburg
that he lost his hat as also Il valuable
bottle presented him this morning by
a number Of his Pittsburg friends
A number of foreign diplomats. in
cluding the French ambassador and
>en prominent in the Roosevelt adj
ministration, were received on board
the Hamburg. While the distinguish
ed passenger had left explicit instruc-
tions with the general manager ard
captain of the Hamburg, on his visit
would prefer to have no unusual at
tentiOn shown him aboard the ship at
the time Of sailing the captain could
not forego the opportunity TO greet
the President in true military
style.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-24
JEFFRIEs OFFERED $1,000
TO SAY "YES" OR mo"

Chicago, March 24-Abe Prends,
manager of Jack Johnson. the present
heavyweight champion of the world,
today offered by telegraph, James J.
Jeffries, the erstwhile champion, 81 900
to say yes or no" to questions put
to him whether or not he would fight
Johnson.
Jeffries, it is thought, will continue
reticent when the offer reaches him,
and will not reply to the proposition,
having declared several days ago he
would refuse to talk until he thinks ne
can round into condition for the con-
test
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-24
Payne Talks Four
Hours on His Bill

Washington, March 24-For over
five hours today Representative Payne
defended the tariff bill he fathered,
and grew so fatigued he was compelled
to lean ON his desk for support.
Congressman Payne took the posi-
tion that the bill would not iniure the
tinplate and steel file industries, and
that free hides would not be menace
to farmers. He declared the inheri-
tance tax far preferable to a tax on
income, claiming the latter would give
rise to perjury, fraud, and which
would be wholly unconstitutional.
Mr.. Payne's elucidation on certain
portions of the bill removed objections
raised about it being Of an incompre-
hensible nature.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-24
LOST BALLooNlSTS TURN UP
AFTER TRYING EXPERIENCE

Los Angeles. CAL March 24.-Cap-
tain Mueller, pilot of the balloon
America and five companions, who
have been lost in the Sierra Nevada
mountains since last Saturday, walked
into Switzer camp. several miles from
Pasadena, late this afternoon
The party ascended from Pasadena
Saturday afternoon and that evening
landed at Coulter's ranch, so miles
from the starting point, and were there
caught in a blizzard. Since descend
ing taey have been making their way
back TO Pasadena by slow stages, and
when they arrived today they We're on
the verge of exhaustion.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-24
NO STRIKE NOW
SAY MINERS
in CONVENTION
PRESIDENT LEWIS OF THE UNION
SEES NO TROUBLE AHEAD ON
APRIL 1
DELEGATES FAVOR A RETURN TO
THE MINES AND WAITING FOR
THE NEXT MOVE OF oPERAT-
oRs BEFORE DECISIVE VOTE.

Scranton, Pa, March 24-From the
work Of the first days convention OF
the district mine workers, in session
here, it is evident if President Lewis,
of the miners union, can secure bare
recognition of the union in the new
agreement that may be made after
April l. he may consent to a renewal
of the present arrangements. which
would obyiate a strike.
Only 1893 Of the 600 delegates were
present. One of the delegates said,
My people don't want a strike; let's
get through and 80 back to the mines
to work, which apparently expresses
the sentiment of a majority Of the
delegates present
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-24

Cleveland, o. March 23-A All
Cleveland is aroused over the safe re-
turn OF While Whitla, the Sharon, Pa,
bankers SON whose kidnapping last
Thursday has been the theme of public
discussion all over America The
morning papers published many col
umns with pictures OF the boy and his
parents A dozen or more clues were
.dely exploited
Ii the police were baffled Monday
night, they have not let that fact
aueye inem loday from double duty.
Boy Gives Clue.
The best clue yet given was furnish
ed by the 10y this morning as he was
riding to the depot with Detectives
Ward and Taber AS the car passed
other cars the boy spelled out the
names on the passing car
There is it, he cried as a Summit
street car passed why, that the car
which passed the hospital where MI
Jones kept me" On being further
questioned, the lad gave a partial de
scription Of the house where he had
been confined
A house to house canvass along the
street car line was started at noon and
it IS believed that it was on this clue
that the two men and women were
located who are now held at the police
station
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-24
BIG TELEGRAPH CONCERN
is .,WARDED FRANCHISE

Chicago. March PA new tcle-
graph system. under the name Of the
Mutual Telegraph company, has Sc
cured the passage OF an ordinance
through council giving it q franchise
to operate
The first connections viii be with St.
Louis, Kansas City aud Cleveland,
later being extended to further dis
tant cities, eventually reaching New
York and San Francisco.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-24
DUMB BEASTS FRIEND
SPENT LIFE FOR THEM

Boston, March 23-ReGusing offers
Of salaries ranging from $4,000 to
$4,000 yearly, the late George T. An
GEL founder of the Society for the
Prevention If Cruelty to Animals,
ave his entire life to working for the
cause. IN his will he ordered all
monies received from the society to
be returned Founder Angel pub
l.shed the monthly Our Dumb
Friends" which he mailed regularly TO
every editor in America and which
has given the movement a national
scope.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-24
BRUCE BREAKS AUTO RECORD;
LEADSTRANG WINS BIG RACE

Daytona, Fla, March 24.-David
Bruce. driving the Benz car in which
Hemery finished second in the Savan-
nah grand prize race, broke the
worlds amateur mile record in 33 sec
onds this afternoon.
Leadstrang won the l00-mile CON
test in hour 15 minutes.
The quarter mile bicycle race was
won by Joe Fergler in 30.5 seconds.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-24
HELPS FLORIDA GROWERS.

New York, March 23.- The pineap-
ple and lemon importers are sore over.
the new schedule of the Payne bill.
Lemons are rated at Ia cents per
pound higher, and pineapples from 81
to $S per 1000. The new rate will
help Florida and California growers.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-24
SUES FOR DAMAGES

Youngstown, O, March 23,--Joseph
Wess, arrested here and detained on
suspicion of being connected with the
kidnapping Of Willie Whitla, will bring
suit for $4,000 damages against the
Perkins agency, whose operative caus-
ed his arrest
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-24
DIVIDENDS ORDERED
BY REFEREE ISAAC

In the U. S. Bankruptcy court yes
terday. Referee Isaac ordered third
dividend of 5 per cent in the S. c
Yarnedoe case from Waycross and a
second dividend OF similar amount in
the Jacob Bennett case from this city
Several minor orders were granted
during the day.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-24
TAKE BACK ASPHALT BEDS.
Bermudez Company Given Its Property
by Venezue

Cararas, March 22.-The difficulties
between the Venezuelan government
and the New York and Bermudez
Asphalt company having been settled,
the yacht Viking left La Guayra to-
day for Guanaco with the company's s
representatives and lawyers aboard
They will Immediately take legal
possession Of the territory, in accord
ance with the terms Of settlement, and
have work commenced again in the
asphalt beds. s
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-24
MISTAKEN FOR MILLIONAIRE
BECAUSE OF THEIR BOOTS.

Wearing tan colored hunting boots
the members Of the Dockstader min
strel troupe took in the city yester-
day visiting all points of interest. The
natty top boots attracted attention on
ali sides, the minstrel men being mis-
taken in many instances for million
aire visitors from Jekyl, much to their
amusement