The Brunswick times-call. (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, September 07, 1900, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextTHE BRUNSWICK TIMES-CALL. VOLTJME XI. NUMBER 20. i mm Tells of a MarclTtoael tie Imperial City. ONLY SERVANTS 111 THERE The State Department Issues a Statement of Only Message Received from China Yesterday. Washington, Sopt. 6 -Tbe stsle de psaunent Issued tbe following: state mast today: “A telegram reoelved from Minister Conger today, wbiob waa dated at Pekin Sept. 1 and stated Shat the allies marohed through the imperial oity on that day and foand only the servant* there.” CHANG* COMM AN DEBS. * i.oaden, Sept. U is reported that • Hit Charles Warren is to succeed Lord Seytnoui in command of the British forcs-e/A.uMida. A FORT^aBOXERS KILLED. Sept. 6.—A dispatch from Kiao Chow saye that fle hundred Boxers recently attacked twentp-threa soldiers at Lantaun and forty Boxers were killed. NEGROES MOBBED, Chicago the Soane of Some Ktoe Trouble. Cbioago, Bapt. The quiok run of a patrol wagon and the smart unload ing of ita force of officers at midnight eared two negroee from the hande or a white mob that was madden to the point of lynching the colored men. In a fight at Sixty-first atreet and Wentworth avenue, the two had slashed two other negroe with razors. A mob quickly gathered. to the Englewood police station brought the wagon and six man, headed by Sergants Stcren and Delahanty. They made a charge’ nilng olnba and revolver* to awe the tpob, bnteven by free diaplay of their BSp* Weapon* they had great difficulty in reaching the negro were then straggling for their lives, >Vben the policemen were finally tuoeesiful inplaeingthe cslored men In tba patrol wagon the faoreaa were drivan at a mad paoa to the police itatlon ia order to get away from the crowd. Tba men wounded by the prisoners were taken to the hospital, whare tbeij wounds were pronounced prabably fatal. t The prisoners wer* severely baatan by tba mob before being rescued by the • polio*. Mr. TANARUS, E. Wiggias of the Plant Sys tem left yesterday to spend some time , at Gainesvill, Fla. GOLDEN JUBILEE. I California Is Having a Big Celebration Today. San Francisco, Sept. 6.—The semi centennial celebration of California's entrance into the Union practically opened in tkia city today. Although the scheduled observances will not taka place until tomorrow, the city is already in gala attire. The celebration of the entrance of the state promises to exceed all expecta tions. All day today open house is W ing kept at the different parlor hed quarters of the celebration committee. Thousands of TUdtttgdtrom the interior have arrived, taiingth* daUoaa tothe . TJ celsbraUoa proper Mfflyfp t morrow night with* nayai parade in the harMR add illuminations from |lj the elevations la the ,?P Ii flu ■ COL. I. 0. WEED HEBE. - ’ r . % - >- ■ Thinks the Movement to Form a Cham ber of Commerce Here a Good Ido*- ' Col. I.C. Weed of the Southern Haile way is spending a few days in the t&p in the inserest of his road. Col. Wtfcd ■V ■ is very much interested in Brunswlikg He says he is the coming poet of the South Atlantic. “I see by the newspapers,” said Col. Weed, “that you are soon to oaganiso a Chamber of Commerce in your city. This is something that evory city should have, and I certainly hope that the citi zens of Brunswick will pash to success thp movement now on foot to organize one,” ADMITAL FAKQUHAR FBTEI) AT BAR HARBOR. Bar Harbor, Me., Sept. 7. Admiral Varquhar, iq command of the North AtlaoMo Squadron, which ie visiting this port In aonjenetion with the Jfoglish North Atlantso Squadron under Adniiitreidford, will be liou ized here tomorrow. A dinner will be tendered him and tba captains of both fleets, by Mr. aad Mrs. Charles Carroll Jackson. Tbs program for the after noon oalla for an exhibition drill dnl parade by a battalleln from tha American ships. Admiral Bedford is absent today, having gone to Boaton to see Mrs. Bedford off" for England. On bis return the general prtgram will be renewed until Tuesday, on which day the English jaokiea will give an exhibition drill and parade at Kebo, eading the most brilliant week of the social season. TDK K AISEH ARRIVES. Stettin,Germany,Sept. B.—Emperor William arrived here tbii morning to superintend the annual military man envtrs. Be ia attended by an unusual number of secret police, who wilt keep close watch of his position during his stay here. Tbs observance! will last for ooe week. ON A CRUISE. Havro, Sept. C.—The United States training ship Lancastar arrived here this morning. She will stay at this port for two weeks. The Lancaster ban jest finished a cruise in the Baltic, where Christiana, Copenhagen and Stockholm were visited. She will sail from here for Lisbon and Gibraltar. BRUNSWICK, GA., FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1900. 11 Oil 1! IJU H Clamber of Goiierce a Sara Go Now. 0111 HUNDRED SIGNED * * ,< Wf 'A ThM Ofjgwiization Yfil Begin £ | With Hot laws Than ’ \y * ;ntv' TwoHpdred iive- Members, • -.*■ -m ,4 t, There is no doubt now about <srun wick having an aotfva Chamber of • . ' -Jlfafo Commeroa within the next month at the longest. ’’Tt* way the bunfose* men have sign ed the eharter list ie indeed gratifying to those who want to eee the oity grow? By the end of the week there will be Mg| .r.i' Vy % Li:' . more than two hundred names daws representing afi ofaetei et business, organisation meeting will be Aaited at an early date for the purpose of getting down to work as soen as possible. • - . „ Probsblr the ttrst business of tbe Chamber of Commeroe will be a move ment towards securing a cotton ship ping Arm, and there is no doubt of it ending successfully if tbe work Is started at one*. Those who hav4 hot of honor” should do go at once and at tend the organization utaating. ODB POR'D LATION. Will Probably Be Two Weeks Before It le Given Out. , -a*-; It will probably bo two week* or more before the Walhinjgfoa authorities will let us know 'what Brunswick's popula tion in. The people of Atlanta expect to hear every day how many people that city has, and after their population ia given Savannah, Augusta and Macon will be glyen out, and then the smaller cities will follow. There are many who differ in opinion aa to what the new census will give ua. Some think wo have gained a few thou sand, while others are of the opinion that it will hardly go over that of 1890, which was 8,459. A QUEER CASE. New York, Bept, 6.—William Park, the representative in this oity of G. Foster Clark & Cos., a firm which has widely advertised all over the country the “Eiffel Tower Lemonade,’ ap peared before the court here today on the obarge of selling goods w itb a mis leading label. It appears that the lemonade advertised was analyzed by the chemists of the Pure Food Depart ment, and was found to contain a com pound of tartaric acid, cltrio aoid and sugar. The case is being watched closely by the “label" men. an n MM® Bodies ire to Be lieiored At Once. WHERE PI ORIGINATED ■j* ——— The Bodies AH the South’s Dead Are to Be Buried Below the Mason and Dixon Line. „ • ' '*• Thp Coufederaie BoUthefa Memorial Association, with headquarters In New Orleans, has aarrauged to reclaim ;the bodies of the Southern dead in North ern cemeteries and to reinter them cither Jn the efiureb yards and ceme teries of their reep3ctiv|p9tutes or in a plqt to he specially set aside for the purpose ip. tbe National gsmetery at Aslingino, Ya., directly opposite Washington. The aftUinled associations, the num erous camps cl the Confederate Vet eranaand the state chapters of Ihe United Daughters of the Confederacy haya been ask oil to asalst In tha work. The lists of ail Confederate dead buried Jn northern cemeteries will be published throughout the south, thus giving friend* and veterans an oppor tuni ytoclaim their JKtd. The moyement is due to an act of con gress which, ia the sundry civil appror prlation bill, approved June6,l9oo. pro vided for the disinterment of these bod ies of the southern dead and their re burial in a special part of the national cemetery at Arlington, Va. The date of removal Is sat for October. Holly wood cemetery in Richmond has been placed r. - disposal of the association for the reinterment of the bodice of all Confederate soldiers which remain unclaimed. SPIRITUALIST* IN CONVENTION Minneapolis, Minn ~ Bept. 6, —The State Spiritual Association opened its annual oonvention bare this morning. Sessions will centlnue for three days. The attendance is large and many noted workers from all part* of the country arc present. Among them are Dr. J, M. Peebles, of Battle Creek, Miob.; Max Meffman, of Cbioago; Mrs, Carrie E. S. Twin, of New York; Mrs. C. D. Pruden and the Rev. G. W. Kates and wife. B. A A. PAYS DIVIDEND. Boston, Mass.. Bept. The Boston and Albany railroad today deelared a regular quarterly dividend of |2 per share to atockbelders of reoord of this date. The dividend is payable Bept. 80. LABOR MEETINGh- Ths white union held an important and welll attended meeting laet night. All the Labor Day bille wert ordered paid, and other important business was translated. JOLLY GUY WOODWARD., . ~ A Good Company To Be at the Opera HouaeSspt. 17. The Woodward-Warren company will open tbe seaaon at the opera bouse with a week’s engagement, beginning Monday night, Sept. 17. The Afltnta Journal, spaaking of Guy Woodward company, when play ing in that eity, aaya: • “A Gold Mine waa given iaet night by tba Woodward-Warren company at the Columbia theater. A iarga aud* enoe witnessed the performance, and showed appreciation by frequently ap plauding the clever lines that fairly bristled from this delightful little com - •dy. Tbe seoond aot is ao full of bright aayings that tbe audienoe was kept ylppting with laughter. [ ‘‘Guy Woodward was sstb in the leading role, that of ‘Silas Woloott, the American. Hie conception of tbe rele was good, and be carried it to jfa finish gracefully. Mies Bertha Hongh ton filled the role of the ‘Hon. Mrs. Meredith’ in a pleasing manner, Tbe minor rotes were well taken. ‘‘Mention muet be made ef tbe olever special ties of the JRjMnley sisters and Charles Milton. NEELY EXTRADITION CASE. Washington, Bept. o.—Henry L. Bur nett, United States district attorney, and William A. Henkel, United States marshal, will appear today before the United States supreme court In this-wity to show cause why the final order of the circuit court In the Neely extradi tion case should not be corrected and, speedy justice should not be done. The decision in question was made by Judge Wallace, who granted an appeal to the supreme court in the habeas corpus proceedings. It was on these grounds that Judge Lacembs refused to sign a writ of extradition. ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT. MaoDooell Epwortb League ef Mh* Kendree church will give a literaryj and gooial meeting tonight at tbe r|SH idsnee of Mrs, Emily Harvey, 419 street, to which all member* and friends are invited. Avery nioe pro gram has been arranged, and those who come are promised a pleasant ev ening. PLATFORM RATIFIED. Lynn, Ma-s., Bept, O.— A monster ratification meeting to endorse the Kansas City platrorm will be held bv the democrats here tomorrow. George Fred William* will he the principal speaker. The arrangements hav# pro vided for one of the largest audiences yet assembled In this city. CHEAP RATES TO RICHMOND. Aooount Baptlat Convention, Rich mond, Va., Plant System will sell tiok eta from Bruuswiok at rate of $17.75 for round trip. Tickets on sal* Bept. 10, 11 and 12, final limit Bept. 23. This rate open to everybody. ALWAYS LATE. The Southern's night train, due here at 8:30, ia always from one to four hours late, and as the postofllce here does not put up mail after 9 o'olock, our citizens are compelled to watt until next morn log tor their mall. PRICE FIVE CENTS. li Twenly-SByen Americans Did k Wort. IT WAS A GRAND Fid Not a Single One of Dnole Sam’s Troops Was Killed By the Enemy Daring the p ight. ' „ J Manila, SepU 6.-A detachment of fiSjjten under Lieut. Lsbach.was at tacked on August 31st, by one hundxwd and thirty Bolomen and one hunired were killed. The Americans lost none The fight was a warm one and the sol dier* of Uncle Ham excelled them selves. A NSW FIRM. Leo & Carreras to Conduct a Stevedore Business, Mr. B. Carreras ond Captain John HL. Leo have formed a in tb* stevedore business in th : city. Mr. Carreras has been in this business for manx years aad understands it thor- has been cenev iflgmaster of tha •‘’'-koonß JftS:- „W ® ottl °f these gen-, tlemenw*e many friends in this eily who kamuch success in the bue- I —• —■ .at remedy of the day is ua fcuably Pain Killer, for the in— of all burns, aoalds, bruises for pains in the stomcch and Rowsls a* wellsas in sudden attasks of cholera morbns. No’ family should pretend to keep housojwithoat It al ways by them. Aveid substitutei— there Is but on* Pain-Killer, Perry Davis’. Prioe Prio eHfio. and 500. STATE FAIR OPENS. Sacramento, Sept. o,—The annual.', state fair opened here today. It ear-, passes anythiogof the kind ever held ia this section and approaches the exposi tion order. Full complements, showing all phases of California agriaultural and fruit growth, are exhibited, besides complete showing of all up to date ma chinery, Stock exhibits are also a feat ure. GERMAN SOLDIERS SAIL, Bremarhaven, Germany, Sept. 6. The last shipment of German soldiery for aotlve eervioe in China sailed from here today. This mikes a total of 7,600 men, besides enormous stores o howitzers and shells that have been shipped from here within the past fortnight. Rev. T. H. Thomson has returned home after a pleasant visit to Savan nah.