The Brunswick times. [volume], January 17, 1899, Image 1

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VOLUME 9; NO. 298
The Sidewalks of Brunswick Are a Reflection Upon Her Enterprise and Progress, they Should be Repaired at Once. Delays Are Dangerou
pi io oniiiiiio.
Fo Be Tried For His Terrible Abuse
( of General Miles.
CHAGT GENERAL APOLOGIZES.
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The President Also Orders An Investigaaion Made Into the
Embalmed Beef Question—Other News^&,
From the Wires.
Washington, Jan. 16. —The war department has
decided to court martial Commissary General EagaYk
Major General Merritt will be president of the court,!
which will sit in Washington. „ jgp
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AN INVESTIGATION tmugsy*' £
Washington, Jan. 16 ordered
|e©urt of imiuya.f V ‘Q- tire" meat scandal, *with the
- A'T-i fffii tdating the Eagan-Mi
ifails to develop I -
Gtiona, Eagan walja&ll TTi
ddj£[<)S* the wuir investigating]
1 AS,
/ r<Sg
4'W Otis
*' . 16.—Tin* department received a
lefi*£lhy fable from Oefeeral Otis today. The situation
is said to be lessjeritieaT than was supposed. The cable
message todavjjffPtoyer was withheld*. #
§■ JP Railroad Wreck
1 Ashtabula, Ohio, dan. 16. —A west.bound fust mnik
Srain crashed into the rear end of a Lake ,Shore freight!
ips afternoon. The accident was due to the mi soon#
■ruction of orders. Fireman Elorwlrtg was
radio was seriously wounded. The
Bed.
Quay Confident
Jfcng, dan. IS.—Sepatof Quay arrived here
purpose officiating the of bis
U ||ud fight. ? He apnK\ti be in higli spirits and
\d Yjr .
A Place for Van Wyck.
Bfor gove!|/>r of New York on the 'democratic
IJfe'jMiSsiteeri anointed
Wmrm£ eT ' H Auto-Truck Company. Oeorge S.
Ipppam, ex-ratriet attorney of Philadelphia, is as-
PBociate counsel *
S* Delaware's Senatorial right
ly aw, Jan. 16.—The senatorial caucuses will be
Xtonight. The situation is still muddled, with a
iatleadlock in prospect.
Philadelphia Art.
fM Jan* 16.—'The Academy of Fine Arts
sixty-eighth annual exhibition today, closing
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"THE BHUNSWICK TIMES.
DAN RAHDOLM
HORTALLrpDNDED.
Shot By Alfred Turnlr and His
Lite is Slowly Eariag
Away. I
MAKES A DYING ( \\TEMRNT.
Turner Lodged In Jail I J Rsluits to
Talk Until H# o‘'eußs Bis
Lawyer.
Oan Randolph IJ/ : ' shot and mor
fc/‘
tally wounded by Alfred Turner Sun
day evening between G and 7 o’otook
near the corner of wind l> streets,
Randolph is aypyjntne onjC street
in a dying 001 Turner is in
, j i; V i
-4i ? nr i
tat*
a nd" \ . ; '
Turner was placed magprr^e*
morning by D pu'y Sheriff Emmett]
Taylor, to whom he voluntarily sur
rendered,
jVhen seen by a Timks rppj
pn bis cell. Turnelk broke m.utpletely
bitterly when asked
< \onceraang th* lioot
-11 §^V r m;x. r ? t Gist l
. I . m .., i
■ . Jt* on aco Mint of mv
I jpen Ido not care t;>
gpS' concerniii K rtm ifnm
*■• Jrl have my law
‘l/>nly wa^W*"^y%jEajuhled,
‘•that l was justifiable '
I <jid,
Turner said he could not say exactly
where tbe shooting occurred,bhf, that
it was ou lJ street. He seems to greatly
regret the occurrence, but inaisted
that he was justifiable in abootigg
Randolph.
Tlie wounded m&n’a condition i* ex
Ltreraely critical and be may die at any
Lumen t. He wae abot in the left aide
loear tho heart, and in
tiMid i! !* ‘ ys?"
Wlowa: " i hadron \
made aome insulting I’WMiartn tboiii
Charlie Qoudbread’e wife, and when
be drove up toUoodbread’e liouie Sun
day afternoon late, l went out to the
buggy and began to talk with
about it. lie invited me to get in amT
drive with him, and I con
tinued to remonstrate ydWr him about
hit conduct tn9*Tiflfrn7m that when
Goodbread returned borne be would
resent tho insult offered his wife.
Turner thereupon stated that he was
able ta take care of himself under any
circumstances and didn't give a d-n
who resented it. tie quickly drew
hi* pistol and shot me wliile my font
was on the step Turner then drove
rapidly away,”
It was said that both men weia
drinking and that Turner was very
drunk. If was also rumored that, the
tr-oi hie gre w s out of Turner’s attention
to Mrs, Randolph.
The shooting caused (jil ts a senna
lion in the city yesterday, Drs.
Branham and Blanton, who attended
the wounded man, stated late last
night that Randolph’s condition was
not necessarily fatal.
For Croup use CHENEY’S
EXPECTORANT.
BRUNSWICK GA., T'JESDAY JANUARY If. 1893.
A BEAUTIFUL WEDDING.
Uai'ingtbe Hearts and Handsel aPopula r
Young Couple, ,
One of the prettiest weddings ever
solemniied in this city was of
Col Max Isaac and Miss RostWeinstein
which happy event took yester
day afternoon at i o’olovk in the par
lore of tbe Oglethorpe hotai.
The deoorations were ejjtsjuisite, the
parlors presenting a d&zsiingly bril
liant Acme. Mr, Max Marts, was the
grooms best loan, with ipias Barah
Weinstein a maid of hanor. Tbs
ceremony was performed (ip a beauti
ful anti impressive manue/ by Or. B
Rsbbino.of New York,
The bridal pariy stood lii frout ol a
lovely arob, beueath which the solemn
words were spoken that united the
lives of the popular coup's Aft
t ItUJO n y a t|*' y ~ "Nay-.- & -
t /was served. A targe number of
! ~ -
jrWfl by Ool^W^HfsyT
1 ■) you It? coo#l were (be
jof many oostfy presents.
Isaac left on theO:lf>
•ping for Atlanta, from
the j >o|-(, a number of
northern pointvj return in
about two weeks f | i
their friends at ttis Ogletift. |
The groom is one of the brfj, J
and most popular members of the lo ;|,
bar, and bis host of friends eongrai. f
\ 'jl':
Nt. tliin on wtnuing (0, b-art .tM
Baltimore, Md., Jan. 10,-Miss Anna
Mary Hoeke Schley*^'3s years old,
daughter of the late 001, WiIIMM
g.suis Bobljoyspoet, law jtfjpc
of two and siMW{oiitpF of
Rear Admiral Schley, committed sui
cide today at her home, No. 717 Weal
Saratoga street. j|L
Since the <-a
whom she was muob attached, just®
month ago today, Miss Schley biA*
been inconsolable. A week since her
uiental beoame alarming to
U-.-tsfWTTT - 1 "Wh. a. . ,
Jgj pijuot.
4 f
0 0
fora few minute*, and when she re
turned *fie found Mi* Schley lying in
bed with a bullet hole In her left
breast, She bud ebot berself through
tbe heart with one of her fattier’* re
,v<,rß - v
Two letter* wbtoh she had written
to friends indicate that she labored
under the hallucination that she and
her family were being pursued by
some phantom.
MORE NURSES WANTED.
Surgeon General Will I'gue a Ciroular Call
ing for Thera.
Washington, Jan . Iff. —The surgeon
general’s office of the war department
wants more immune nurses for the
yellow fever hospitals in Cuba and
circulars will be sent throughout the
south requesting applications,
The surgeon general office, Jhyyhich
all applications s#tKd ,^ed,
requires that each sppltcantmfrnieh
written indorsements from her physi
cian, the wife of her father, or from
her priest, as the case maybe, and a
physician’s certiltcate stating that tbs
applicant is strong and in good health.
The department is securing another
force 17 female trained nurses for
Mataozas.
BRUNSWICK BRIEFS
TERSELY TOLD.
The Day’g Doings Pointedly Put in
Plain and Spioy
Paragraphs.
MANY MINOR MATTERS MIRRORED>
n Little Local Lines For the B# •: If
the Times’ Numsrouiuf ■
Rtadsrs, g f ■
Ta< when you
want vfted poultry or ttsb.
Norris, a popular young
' JlT of Kastman, is in the city visiting
priends., •
Fresh poultry, tteh, orabs, prawn
and country
eiOl Bay street.
11. S. McCrary left last night for
Keutuoky where he goes for the pur
pose of buying a lot of floe horses and
mules,
Remember that Joe Wallace,2tH Bay
street oan seAe vou when you want
fish, oysters, crabs and in r*ot any
xhing in that line,
Acaoiag|ulub will meet this
v ; ; Yat tbe residence of Miss Fan
\t Nightingale at tier home on
in nr ml that
r. ; v'f. ’>\k t 4 jßk
| Mold their'great
•A* J da it, . f The
sale will be a<Si i t unprecedented
In Brunswick.)
There was a large and appreciative
audience in atteudanoe at tbe Metho
pliat cheirch Biinday evening and lia
tened with Interest at the impressive
eermon preached by Rev. Mr. Stanford
You should not forget that w.hen
you want fresh orabe,
prawn, dressed pojyiv'- Bmtter and
•~ms, that Joe
PWfoua^lpnife,
ThrMpltera of the city are mak
ing a vi gorn '
resolution will be read orgingjp''.
strict the laws regaKji
b * MAX BENDIX COMING,
The Grsat Concert Company Will Appear at
the Ogßthorps Auditorium.
Mix BendiiVAgrand concert oom
pany will appear at the Oglethorpe
auditorium on Monday evening next.
This announcement will be bailed
witb delight by the musio lovers of
11,8 cun> pany bad only
one daretrpWn, and by a large guaran
tee, were induced to give that date to
Brunswiok.
The company is composed of musi
cal celebrites entirely, among them
being Max Bendix, reputed to be tbe
greateet violinist America hat yet pro
deceit. Hit education wae under the
topervicioo of eucb well koowu mat
ters as I.anret, Halir. Thompson Mar
sick and Ysaya, and during tba past
year he mad# a most successful tour
through Kurepe with Ysaye, who pro
nounces him one of the few musioal
artists of the day. With Bendix will
be Madame tienovra Jobneton-Bishop,
Mr Line, tbe celebrated planlet; and
Mies Stone, one of America's notably
talanted harpists.
Ths aotira seating capacity of the
auditorium will ha reserved, tbe
tioketi being on tain at tbs Oglatborps
office. Price |l.
Miiesii io in.
of the Committee’s Find
/ ings Given Out.
mmrnm is tojlme.
A Blanket Report Wnl be Made in Such No
Person Can be Singled Oi{£|HK99^b
Washington, Jan. 16. —The ve in
vestigating commission will
de W ‘H place the
blame on every Secretary Al
ger will be included. report will be
made, however, that no one perstui can be singled out
for a court-martial.
WashiAgtou's Contest.
Seattle, Wash., Jan. 10. —The vote, for senator to
succeed John L. Wilson began in the legislature today.
There are four candidates in the field, ineludidg the
present Senator, Levi Ankenjj, T. J. Hunter and A. G.
Foster.
The Sixty Ninth New York
Huntsville, Ala., Jan. 16.—The Sixty-ninth New
York gMMfof of the regiments to
be disbanded, left for home today. They will be mus
tered out in their armory in New York City.
pi •**’ Railroad Managers Meet-
New
agers to decide upon the future status of the South
western Traffic Bureau is being held here tt#ay.
M'Millan Now
.■®in., Jan. 16. Fenton McMillan was
|r of Tennessee today to succeed
|p|y Wi 11 SißglOywt. a Cutter.
lnd., Jan. 16. —Mayor Taggart received a
* e * e^r *llf om ena^or Fairbrnks tonight saying he would ask
the Department to send a revenue cutter in search
ol the P. ' Jones, on which Miss Florence Taggart, daughter
of the ma> taking a cruise with a party of friends.
* tN Casualties Sight
('apetowral|^tai|^fiHß^was injured in the dis
turbance 1 British residents.
Nothing
news has reached since yes
terday afternoon, f h that a public
meeting of British Indents convened with the object of
protesting against the grievances of the Uitlanders had
broken up in a involving Boers, Africanders
and Britons.
Trying; Bank Swind'ers-
Fvansville, Ind., Jan. 16, —Judge Baser today be
gan a special term of the Federal District Court at
Evansville to try the case of the State against Aibert
Wade and Everett Rosekranz, president and cashier re
spectively of the looted New Albany banK, which closed
its doors some time ago. Many steps have been taken
in the case from the time public attention was first call
ed to it, but nothing has ever been accomplished.
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