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THE BRUNSWICK TIMES-CALL. VOLUME XI, N, THE BRITISH SOLDIERS ADMIRE GEN. DE WET •Regard As Hero of Trans vaal ‘War. COMMANDS RESPECT OF HIS OPPONENTS Lori Kitctoer at. Guerril la Warfare HE IS DIGNIFYING IT Germany Is Now Showing Her Friendship to the English Condon. l>ec. 12.—A lingular com ment was made upon the fox bunt af ter DoWet by a veteran of the Upitfflq army, who had spent India. Ue aaid that the/troopors en gaged in running him, to earth were ready to cheer for him and to take bl on their shoulder* and carry'him in triumph to the neartat camp as the of the war in South Africa, Further news respecting DeWet. is cagaTly awaited. A rnmor, which,how ever, at present lacks continuation, was current last night that severe fighting bad taken place between hU forces and those of Fcneral Knox. Lord Kitchener has already fulfilled the forecasts of experts in one respect — ha has adopted a laconic stylo in his bulletins, fi t dispatches have declin ed in ooropaa* day by day since he as sumed the chief command. The experts are pleased with this economy of words. They asse, ted that Lord Roberts’ unconsciously dignified guerilla warfare by devoting a long bulletin to it daily, and that Lori Kitchener wl1! minimize the Boer ope rations by allowing ali the petty inci dents to pass without observation. Oermvuy has given one, more proof of hor resolve to maintain friendly re lations with Engsaud. It is generally agreed that the imperial chancellor’s speech in the reichstag must Apose once for all of any hopes aof European intervention which Mr. Kruger and his advisers might haye entertained. HIS LAST HOPE. Kruger Meets With a Great Diaap pointment. The Hague, Dec. 11. —When told that the Russian Emperor would not interfere in the Booth African war, farugsr said: “My last hope is gone.” CAME LAST NIGHT. Robinson’s circus came in cn a spe cial at 11:30 last night, and its army of employees were at put to work ereotieg the tent, etc. The show is located near Windsor park. NUMBER 93. THINGS THEATRICAL. Barry Ward’s Mintrels Wilt be at the Opera House Friday. Considerable Interest has been aroas ad among the amusement patrons of this city, owing to the announcement of the early appearance ol Harry Ward’s magnificent minstre’s and the indications are that the opera house will be packed to the/ doors on this coming Friday. Mr. Ward has always been the lead er in the minstrel line, and has organ ized companies that wore far above, oil others, add this season ho advances a ; step farther and even out- due* bis greatest efforts of she past, by pre-ohi j ng a company composed of the pick cream of the entire uikstrel Mabel parse. For one.week commencing Vend y, the 17(h. save Thursday, the fLuijier-r Stock Oompany, supporting winsoajo Mabel Paige, who bears tbs weii-iarn ed title of “Tbo Idol of the South,” and certainly no actrc-sv, no m.ttfr' how great, has more admirers in the southern elates than this charm ing‘l it - tla comedienne. She made her first starring tour when she was but II years of age, and now, though only in hor 19th year, she has made herself a repu tation of which many a more preten tious actress might feel proud. ’’The Captain’s Mate” is the opening bill, the company carrying all the scenery and elestrical effects used in the piece. Matinees will he given. Tho mana gers have secured the sole right to pre sent tbo romantic French military drama, “A Prisoner of, Algier-,”, and promise a production of the play dur ing the company's engagement here, the pa: t of Eugenie, which Miss Pa'ge is play ing, is said to fit her perfectly and lirnu agers claim tbat the magi nificeul costumes worn in the piece cos* more than the entire wardrobe of the average repertoire company. war, of course: Supreme Court Dismisses Contempt Proceedings, Columbus Deo. 11, —The '.Supreme court of Ohio today dismissed the con tempt proceedings brongfit some time ego by the l.toroey-general againit the Standard Oil Cos. SHE WAS KILLED. Prominent Pennsylvania Womto Meets a Tragic Dea’h. Philadelphia, Dec. 12— Mre, Naooy Clark, sister of Andrew 6. Curtin, wae strnok and Instantly kilted by a train on the Pennsylvania road tbit afternoon at Forestdale. BRUNSWICK, GA. WEDENS DAt MORNING, DECEMBER 12, 1900. w EL Uftisiatoi’o Ooilte) fo Kill lime 1 ATLANTA DEPOT BITE This Seems To Be the Absorb , ing Topic With the Leg islature AUao’a, D o. tl.-—The hiiise of re presemat res spent four hours—the en tire morning a--avion—in eaac ing •* t?rce comedy this morning. The s err ing committee presented the depot bill .i—i— . (Continued on eighth page.) wearTCKiJft THEY ARE PAVING THE WAY FOR PEACE Pekin, D o. 10. via Taka, Dec. 11.- Today’s meeting ot the ministers wae called to oonslderif LI Hung Chang and Prince (thing had power from th; court to condkct the negotiations for a settlement cn behalf of China. Boko of the ministers sia’ed that tbs, wera anth rlzed to treat with them as represea a*ires of Chink,wh le others, inhlndlog the German mini*, tor, hal mot received instraciions In the matter, All decided, however, that as souß as Sir Eracot Ba’ow, the British minister, shall rncelve word to agree to joint note they will com VHE MUDDY BO.® 0 fit TO PERINEA ii ■ iJhh I Great Bay For Frant forl ELABORATE CEREMONIES Military, Braes Bands and Many Other Attrac tiens Frankfort, i\y., Dee. 11.i-Gnvernor Bechram was inaugurated today for a aerm . f thrive y-are The ioangural cete'ionnies we e the molt elaborate witnessed nr this state in the present decade The inaiigura' parade was made up of oico'e with Li Huug Chang unless the o berwlse n etrunted by their home gove-nments. Coant von Waldcrsee has 'timed ov er $63,009 as the British share o( the result of the Pao TlLg Fu exp rtition t; Uamarl Gazelee, who in tu-n gave the tnontv W Minietir Satow to he uaed for the benefit of the Chl :e'e who may need help daring the winter. Li Hung Chang vls'ted General Ctaf fee today. He says b.s piwcis to ne gotia’o w.t’i tba foreign-envoy*,though conferred by telegraph, are absolute % and competent. EMANUEL MAYOR-ELECT - VOTE WAS A GOOD ONE ' ■ No Opposition in the City- Election all of Ihe military companies of the state, three regiments, the Duckworth Club of Cincinnati, political clube from this city, Louisville, and other towns of the state; civic sp*ietle9, and dlstlag uished citizens in carriages and on horesback forming a procession of great length. When the inaugural proceßsion reached the state Capitol the oath of office was administered to the governor by Chief Justice Hazclrigg in the presence of thousands who had gathered to witness the ceremonies. After the ceremonies at the inaugural siand the govornor reviewed the state •troops. THE MURDER TRIAL Daisy Barnwell Guilty of Involuntary Manslaughter Daisy Barnwell, who b&s been on trial in the Superiorcourt for the past two days, charged with tba murder of Elizabeth Tresvahf, was yesterday ad judged gniliy of involuntary mari aUOgjiter, and t.entcnoed by Judge Botinett to two years in the State pen intrntiary, This case hat attracted a great deal of attention among the colored people, ands veral times during the trial, the oourt, “played to star.dingroom only.” Meg n s. Krauss and Colson represented the accused, and they did well in get ting e verdict which called for such a fight sentence. Th other cases tried are as follows : . Daniel Gay. S- BuTlb larceny, Norte pressed. George Smith. Larceny from the person. Rule absolute cn bond. Will Searsy. Burglary, with second count. Rule absolute on bond. It. U; Wbeeley, Larceny from the person. Rule nisi on bond, William Anderson. Assault with in dent to murder. (Jury out.) Joseph Murphy. Felony. Nolle prosaed. George Harris. Assault with intent to murder. Verdict: Not guilty. LITTLE GIRL’S DEATH. The many friends of Mr. and Mr*. I’- W. Fleming will regret to learn of the death of their little' two-year-old daagbUr, Mildred, which sad event occurred at 3 o’clock yesterday after noon. The funeral will oocur from St. Mark'* Episcopal church at 2:80 this afternoon. Rev. W. L. Raeney will conduct the services. Interment in I’almetto cemetery. CLARK’S : CREDEFTIALS. Washington, Dec. 11.—Credentials of Senatora Clark and Magmnis, of Montana, were formally sent to the eleotion committee in the senate to day. p RICE FIVE CENTS THESE WILL BE THE CITY FATHERS A Representatire Set Of Hei IHE MIMES OF HOLDOVERS Tho Gentlemen Named Yeste r day Will Control The • Council The eleation yesterday, as predicted iu the Times Cali., pssßedutl quietly, with no opposition to the G >oil Gov ernment Club ticket. Wenz led tho tioket by two votes, the others following with 464. The following will be our city fa thers for the coining year; Mayor: N. EMANUEL. Aldermen: A, E. WENZ, J. E. dcBIGNON C. McGARVEY, J. C. CALHOUN, R. E. BUIE3ENICK, J. B, ABRAMS, I. M. BLOODWORTH, J. W. THOMAS. These gentlemen are all representa tive oltiien#, auj their administration will ha a businesslike one. Mr, Emanuel i* a business man of unusual ability, and that he has made a success of bis own aft'jirs, only shows,' that he will do the same way with the city’s. He is for a reduction in taxation, batter 'streets, reduction of indebtedness, and, last, but not least, the enforcement of the aewerags ordinance. This is the most important of any ordinance of the pity of Bruns wick, inasmuch as it deals with the health of our Citizens. Heretofore, this law has been gross ly violated, and for the purpose of getting the sentiment of the new mayor a Tums-Cali. representative in terviewed him. Among other things, he said: “Yes. {will enforce the iewzra** ordinance. I think it nothing let* than criminal negligence that ea many property owners have been allowed to Ignore this very Important measure. The law od this lubjeot is very plain, and it muit be obeyed. MAY NOT ACCEPT. Washington, Use. 11.—No assurance received that England will not refute to accept Davia’ amendment to Haj l’au Joefote treaty.