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VOLUME 9; NO 298
P HID I A1
§ the Commissary General Bafore War
M Investigating Committee. :
Calmed beef still causigtalk.
The 16 is Severely Criticised and Blamed for Appoint
ing Incompetent Civilians as Chief on
Staff —Other Telegraphic News. mM*?
Wishington, Jan. 12. —The commissary geneiHpf
the United States was before the war investigators to
day and took occasion to characterize General
statements about the embalmed beef used in the Santi
ago campaign, as malicious lies. lliustated that Miles*
t % Mi
* should be drummed out of iso't
blames him for appointing
j 'oscd " ■
XifflHil- \
wo* seised '••- ’■
n? latter aiy||tbroat mt He woo
•ross a log with an ax.^
M> Right of-Way Granted j
I Washington, Jan. 12.—1 t is said that tho war dej
Bj-tment that no railroad company has been given pei 1 -
Kgion to run through the Chtfkfliusiuga Noti^jJl
Tk {
A Collision Inevitable. y'.wfpjgi
JP.lon, Jan. 12.—The Daily Mail publishes the fol-
B<J, from “The Americans
he 1 a complain JHtterly of
pgjgpl l|||||fOtis, particularly in
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I * 1 dispatches to
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W '+y
; ■_jr ■ -i h
|9k Cens- ship £stabK^^^ > V'M^
\ Jan. 1£. —The Eastern
that press/ dispatches to IwhoibJ
Kh Compaf|pentral has Teen advised by the Eastern
W tension Company that ali press messages for Manila
■jyyiject to censorship, which was imposed yesterday.
Inspired by McKinley-
Jan- 12. —Several members of the
Wft, who are close to the president have stated that
jj|ft' firmly believg that Senator Foraker’s advocacy of
SO|#Mwas inspired by President McKinley.
irate i\ k pWs wi c k tj atkx:
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Brunswick! Our Town First, Last and All the Time Work For it. Talk For it. Brunswick, Always. Brunswick,
THE CITT SOItNS
in rMa|ession.
Several Committees, Inßuding Of
ficers and Salaries,Made
Their Reports!
1 NUMBER (FLICENfI MffflSED.
A Large Volume of BaaintnlAs Trans
aoted-Salaries of Sevnjivf
Heere Fixed, w
All tbe members of council were in
tbeir eeato last night when Mayor
Atkinson rapped for order. Tbe meet
ing waa one of tbe moot important
tbat will be held duiuig tbe year, and
when adjournment** taken, a large
volume of limine® fi>en ;ian*act
k).
, ret j/.
i •* .. . - a'
imimcaiio'i hU<r*k | c
officers and men
irt mailt duri f*sc fße sar.
n-rn M'S
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r-- • ' , 1
' <L si
i
I .ijf
quest-tiinh<* psjment ol M
spoiled in hi* shop, whi'e
gallon of Ins exemption from tsxsoon
was in progress, was referred to the
oity ailorney.
The speoial committee ou olHcers
*and salaries reported tliat tlie
salary had been fixed at $1,400 with
out any fees, and the chief of polioe at
fc ,800 without fees. This was >u o-
Mrdanoe with the amendments of
' fepreeentaiive Kiuanuel-ljliteff’ *|
ill. ...
I,I IK , ■:: j f j f- M
a— ■ | % !
Mreohief of the
Jlxed at S9OO and that oT®fSid/'W'BT ; "Jif
sanitation •( $720.
Mr. .Tacub Dart waa unanimously
elected chief of tte sanitary depart
ment,
The lioense ordinances were given
their tirat reading,rmnsininaagljfclli,
the toHufK exftep
tiona: *"
Pereona shipping sailor# >2OO,
Persons keeping sailor boarding
houaea $2OO.
Dance ball $25, provided that same
is not conducted in connection with a
barroom.
Junk dealers license was raised from
$25 to $5O with the addition of a num-
J>er of regulations.
'lip dance hall,lunch counter or reg
tanrTt tvehatl be operated in the same
huildingAKtth a bar-room.
provided no bar is
run in conneclidWtiierewitb.
-W;
wily not be year ownT>oiw*Wid ml e
money. A 25:. investment will give
you $1.50 In goods salable on sight in
every household. Oihers are making
from 120 to 140 a week, Send 25 cents
and get started at once, Arthur Wol
farth, 202 Mulberry !-t., Newark, N. .1,
2 3w
BRUNSWICK GA., FRIDAY JANUARY 13. 1899.
BRUNSWICK BRIEFS
TERSELY TOLD.
The Day s Doings Pointedly Put in
Plain and Spicy
Paragraphs.
MANY MINOR MATTERS MIRRORED-
In Little Local Lines For the Benefit of
the Time*’ Nusaorous
Reader*.
Albert Kendig went up tp Waycroas
laet night. p
IMitor Eugene Smith, of the Cocli
ran Telegram, wae it the e>ty yester
day.
Messrs. Brobston, PeniJig A Co,j
will conduct a lerge rc(frtgflßtetSMiff'
I Douglas, oi,, next week,
k •aj’to 1> *ye
their respective^ffoinee.
, 9 A Ihemselvee ‘as being
i M
Brunswick.
Thd Higbamilti, a proini-
1 *■ jbf Way nee
* city.
Mina Blanche>*’ *g j •
came over from tbe
and will spend several s J* j - , ;
Keany & Bsilyy , the popfjr | Jj
XL*rs are having tbe interior tiV*• j
i ' Jily and kaleo :
'‘-:kJ I llajffii ll e#* t r
( . |.
The Southern n xpiWPolll -e w
located in Hie Elliot building on l?w
oaetle afreet.
lighted with bis nevjpfcf*ff||^
By an oversight on tbe part of the
compositor, the name of Mr. K. H.
Mason was onrntud from the list of
'officers of the National bank, Mr.
i | i.'iJ l "l|fWi | iiij 11 ill 'll l n I
{ , j K‘
: §?• i.•• - v- r :S f'ikt i ■'h " L-'"*’ -] . •=*
ill nwetf-1 li and several matters
of business counseled with the
work of the league will be taken up
All the members are urgently re
quested to be present.
RifA^gl^Meet,
Brunswick R flemeo held an en
thusiaslio meeting at their armory
last night, A large number of mem
here were present and tbe affairs ol
the company fully discussed.
The boys bsve concluded to iofuee
new life into the company and make it
onoe more one of the crack military
organizations of the state.
They were enthsiaelio last night,
aod 10 a few weeks the Riflemen will
be a strong as ever. Oapt Eruest
Dart, Ist I.ieut, E. L. .Stephens and
2nd Lieut, Frank Dunrt will retain
their commissions, No non-comrnis
sioned oUlcers hare been atim|&£jft|e
yet, but ali who reinnst
their same positions. The future of
the Riflemen was never brighter than
at present.
Notice.
The Southern Express office is now
located in tbe Elliot building ou New
castle street. W. A. Airheart, Agt.
PILOT COMMISSIONERS
MET YESTERDAY.
The Pull Board Was Present With
the Exoeption ol Com
missioner Downing.
THE CASES WERE ALL DIMISSED-
Piet TabbotWas Not Present and the
againat Him will be brought /
Up Latter. fj;
The pilot ootumiialoF' 1' ' if AWn
importji^~^ > *>etiaur morning
at tnCf j : ¥Wr
Tjbjf - 'pM&nwtn : Chairman W.
mM&r, V. D. Aiken, J, H, McOul
f . #’>l A. 0. Biuke, Benita Cadrosa
and Cyrus Fengar. Commisaioner
Downing wae the
Tbe meeting waa called to
Chairman Tupper, who announced
tbat the chargee preferred against
Pilots Peereon and Brockington
would be taken up.
The former waa obarged with al
lowing a collide with a wharf
in tbia city ou December 2‘dud, caue
*?wg tbe vessel to be aeriouely damag
j t Alter a inyestiga
couiinlaeionera dieiuiee-
agaiuat tbe pilot, law evi
K Uieine sufficient to su*'aio
/ "■ \Wwt' to
mlee'tHfere he
w... that
the pilot was nor 4 j • '
r \ie:iS*j jtnible for tbe
lose of the auohor t>f
.^Hschooner
Himnaon in March, '9B. I|l - w|laßL
jtation of these two cases iB
Ak • a . p . Consumed
Mnmost the entire day. As l i
bolt wae on the outer bar am.
,1 could
not be present the oaee against *
him
will be taken up at thw
■ flog.
The meeting adJouro#aW t ‘ ,l, ‘M
% w ,,a y
alfernooti. JT ‘ Jt)
The B JF
was swakeii¥iS*"ifirtbe smoke
wlnob tilled his sleeping apartments.
The flames bad gained considerable
headway whenPlhe firemen reached
the scene, but were quickly ex
tinguished. Tbe Are originated in
the celling of a rear room and the fire
men experienced some trouble in
reaohing them. The household effeots
of Mr, badly damaged by
smoke and water. His loss will
amount to about three hundred dol
lars, with no insurance.
Tbe quick and efTactive work of the
department prevented a serious con
tl :gration.
Bank Offioiala Elected,
'1 he officers of the Brunswick Sav
ings and Trust Company were eleoted
at a meeting held at the baok yester
day afternoon by the board of
directors. The affairs of the bank'
were found to be in a most excellent
condition. The showing made by
this solid institution for tbe last year
was very flattering . The stook holders
express themselves as being highly
satisfied with the prospeots for a
prosperous year’s business. The of
fljers elected yesterday were: Frank
O. Aiken, president; H. H. Raymond,
vice-president; Hoyt Gale, cashier;
and Col. W, E. Kay, attorney.
I! If fll 111.
ThA Third Georgia Emharked on the
/ Roustania for Nuevitas.
fam imraßTS to get may.
IWrooys Are Delighted That no Countsrnianding Orders
("ame to Retain Them Longer on Georgia Soil.
News From all Over the States,
Savannah, Jan. 12.—1 tis now definitely settled that
the Third Georgia regiment will sail for Nuevitas today
on the Rouinania, which arrived ay for up to this
day packing up, and liasW \ ‘ INHBhI the command
here over to Colonel Gardn^H^^®S'hirty-first Michi
gan regiment, which will be here for several days.
Major .JacK Cohen was relieved of the duty of pro
vost marshal today and Captain Thomas A. Jewitt, of
the Fii-sv'Alaine artillery, has been appointed to,that
Georgia men will be given a royal send
off as down to the transport.
Six'tVoops of the Seventh cavalry will sail also o.m
the transport M anitoba for ;> . -vr
ip
s -,
Ibtris„,l|ui. 12.— r Fhe Ltberte today quotes “a per
sonagefidEWP connected witlyhe court of cessation” as
saying, tftaj tlve;inquiry into tim Dreyfus case is about
finishedjjkt a detn'. t&U early in Feh-
that it inous 1 v favorable
he had decided to
into M. De latest
in Street Duel
Jiui. 12. —lii street duel
Bpi’. \^D' sS m today, two men, Dr
mid it Mr. Doughboy
Bored l>y John, Frank Williams,
Allo lW|a bystander. The trouble of an
eld faed" (No further particulars are ohttrinShle, as the
ttdearrap \tlit-e is closed for tonight.
J ’ 'a: f
|-'A Carolines Not for Sale.
Londoßkjan. 12. — J'he Madrid correspondent of
the Daily Maßwys: denies that any
negotiations ;te of thtvQaj-tdines
remarking that the Cortes would
be necessary. 'I l\ ' | r ‘ , ♦ | ln, however, as of
any intention to seHp to convoke
the Cortes as soon ijWc has approved
the peace treaty.” ■
%gned Pledge -
Ilarrisbur, I'a 12.—The members of the leg
islature who are oiJpmg Senator Quay today signed a
pledge to fight him to the bitter end.
Clark to Win
Cheyenne, Wyo., Jan- 12.—A Senatorial caucus held
this evening by the Republicans resulted in the selection
of C. D, Clarke for United States Senator to succeed
himself. The vote for Senator will begin on Tuesday,
Jan nary 24. The republicans have a large majority in
the legislature.
PRICE FIVE CE TS