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THE BRUNSWICK TIMES-CA
VOLUME XI. NUMBER 369
Your Head Heeds
COKE
DANDRUFF
S CURE.
We have a big shipment
direct from the makers.
w J BUTTS, DRUGGIST
-8 Agent H. yler Candies ®<-
I- WE CORE THE ILLS
I that IS to ‘
p X We make a specialty
&/M v of killing colds at this
- tf season. Our prescrip-
lion department is
*ppgr\ thoroughly equipped
9 at, d rQ 2 s are iDgh
| |L>, \ grade in every respect.
jm | ilk We sell toilet requisites
V iJUI and everything that
you would expect to
find in a first-class drug store.
HUNTER-SALE DRUG CO
Agents Lowney Candies.
H. M. MILLER & SON,
To make room we are oblieed to close out our
line of carriages and go-carts A.T COST.
invite your in pection of our beautiful line
of high grade
Famiture, Drapery, Carpets,
Rugs, Mattings, etc. etc,
Also a pretty line of Havi
lanri Car sband and English
dinner sets at prices within
the reach of everybody.
Have only three of those
$1 O couches left,
FRUIT CAKES!
FRUIT CAKES!
Kennedy’s 20c pound, they are at their best
when age has brought out their rich flavor.
We have them just a year old. The icing has
turned a liitle yellow. On thai account we will
sell them at 20c pound.
THOMAS KEANY,
FANCY GROCER.
sl2 Newcastle St., Brunswick, Ga,
A Nice Line of
Overcoats, Suits,
Underwear, Trousers,
Neckwear, Negligee Shirts,
Shoes, Hats, Dress Shirts,
At Popular Prices, at the Popular Store.
J. H. HELLER & BRO,
220 Newcastle Street.****®
P. are cloning out all the 5 and 10c (roods,
BRUNSWICK, GA„ SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 24, 1901
M lO DEi
IDU II
State and Mine Officials 01
Inspection Toar
110 SI IN TUI BABY MINE
A Rescue Party Is Driven Back By
Black Damp and All Hope
Is Given lip.
Bluefleld, W. Va., Not. 23—At 11
o’clook this morning Supt. Walter
O’Malley of the Pocahontas Collierie*
Company, along with S ate Mine In*
speotor William Priest, A. 8. Hura f ,
i
chief coal inspector for tbeCastner,
Corran & Bullitt Company ot Phila
delphia, Robert St. C air 1 chief coal in
spector; Morris St. Clair and William
Oldham, sob-coal inspectors Frazier G
Bell, mining engineer, and Joseph
Cardwell, manager of the Sbamohln
Coal and Coke Company .'of Mavbury,
W Va., composing a parly of eight,
entered the west mine of the South*
west Virginia Improvement Company’s
oodieries for the purpose of examining
the true sitnatlon in regard to the re.
cent explosion and fire in the Baby
mine, and np the hour of midnight, have
not been beard from.
It was supposed that the Baby mice
proper bad been cut off from the west
mine for the purpose of cperatirg the
west mine. The large fan in the w*st
mine had been started at an early hour
this morning, and a’ 11 o’clock today
■ t was thought tnat all gasses originat
ing from Are in the Ba >y mine had
been forced from the main portion cud
it was ooneiderid safe to enter.
A 6 rn. b party consisting of u*
perienced miners ,ed by Assistant iu
perintendent King, entered the mine
to resoue the lott party of eight, bat at
6:45 they returned, having encountered
such quartities of black damp as to
make it impossible to enter any distance
into the|mlne. Assistant Superinten
dent King was completely overcome
by the gas encountered and is now in
a critical condition.
A consultation is now being held in
the company’s office at Pocabuntas of
tbe different mining experts from the
Flat Top field, these experts having
been rushed to Pocabuntus by speoisl
train late this afternoon. All efforts
are being used to reoover tbe bodies cf
tbe inspecting party, bat no hopes are
entertained that any of them will be
recovered alive,
Tbefire that originally started in the
Baby mine last Thursday morning, and
wbicb was supposed to have been ui
der control, is now burning fariously.
All tbe members of the lost party are
(dominant in the coal fields, and tbe
exoitement now prevailing at I’ooabon
tas is intense, business having been
praotloaly supended. All members of
tbe party are married, some having
Urge families.
TAX NOTICE.
City Tax P&yere have only one week
left In whiob to make payment, aa the
Tax Digest will positively be turned
over to tbe Clerk on December first,
and executions will be iseued imme
diately thereafter, Those in stream
should make all payments at once, and
save the ooit of executions and adver
tising. Geo. H. Smith,
City Treasurer.
\ FOR WALK.—Belgian bares. Apply
corner hoodoo anil Urant Streets,
ARMED AMERICAN NEGROES.
Said to Be Serving With the Insurgents In
Laguna Province.
Manila, Nov. 23.—1 t has been of
fioially reported to Gen. ChafUe that
the insurgent leader Caballes has five
hundred fully armed men, including a
number of American negroes, under
his command In Linguna province.
An Insurgent officer has just been
oaptured, carrying papers dated ivlau
baD, Laguna province. Nov, 18. and
signed by Cabailos. The prisoner
admits that Caballos bas 1,000 men
with him and contemplated attacking
Mauban.
Thi probjOty accounts for the fac'
that yosteidXy the telegraph lines
i
were cut nbw Mauban, and in several
plaoes the supporting pales were found
to have been removed.
I One Of Three Things.
Atlanta, Nov ,23 —lt is txpecod the
legislature will take some action with
regard to the state’s finances before
adjourning. It is considered a most
necessary ihat the situation be relieved
in noma way ou account of the defi
ciency of m re than $150,000 in the
state treasury. In speaking of the mat
ter yestercay Governor Candler said :
“The legislature must do one of three
things. It must eithe' pass the Blalock
resolution providing for the payment of
the in erest on the bonded debt out of
tile public property fund, cut down tue
appropriations for 1902, or Increase the
rate of taxation, Wi*h r.-gard to the
matter I have only this to any; They
shall not increase the rate of taxation
exoept by a two-thirds vote of both
hou.es."
WOMAN BURNED ALIVE,
And Another Woman Goes Raving M/d
at the Sight.
Thomasville, G„ Nov. 23 —To-day
the dwelling cf S *ah Ponder, an old
negro woman. In the suburbs of Thom
aevllle, caught fire and burned down.
Lizaie Waren, another old negro worn
aD, was in the house and was burned
up. Sarah Ponder went raving mad
in the exoitement and she may not re
cover her reason, She is the widow of
i
old Robert Ponder, who was a prom
inent negro in bis day.
Athen's Studemts Riot.
Athens, Nov. 23,—The turbulent de
monstrations here, growiug on 1 , of the
proposal to translate the Gospels into
modern Greek, wMa oontir, 11 -d yester
day in the streets, \9ecully in frout of
the Chamber of D.pudos, and before
the university. There were meny ug-y
rushes. The military are finding dif
ficulty in controlling tbe rioters.
The meeting of the Chrmber of I)?p
utiee was marked by a series cf violent
altercations.
Storm Along the Coast.
The following storm message was
received yesterday:
‘■Storm signals are' ordered hoisted
along the Atlantic coait from Norfolk
to New York. The storm is now cen
Iral in eastern Georgia, and ie moving
northward and will probably extend
from Hatteras to Now England to
night.
$20.00 per memo to ladies for one or
two hours writing each day. Prompt
pay. Can get tbe worn et once. If yon
can work send use soif-oddressnd
envelope and got full particulars No
fake in this. Mi:s. f. J. Twi.on
Cocurau, Ga,
Thanksgiving turkeys, geese at
G. W. Harper’s. I'hone ISS
For Asthma use CHE -
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\Mrn& !’ M| Ofl
Jauaary r/il ‘
HAS BON SfNIINCEDBEFORE
v
| But Attorneys Appealed to Supreme
Court, Which Refused Him
a New Trial.
Savannah, Nov.' 23.—Henry Brooks,
tha negro vt lio shot aud killed Polioe
man Harry i> Fender on the night of
Fab 15 las% was resontcnc' and to hang
Jan. 17 next. .fudge Seabrook passed
■he srnunoe m the Superior court this
morn'rg. BrooLs killed Policeman
Fender on Jiff raon street end Perry
street lane afrei shot tins; a negro. He
was tried iu and coDViotcd March 28 and
sentenced to hang ou May It). His
attorneys, Messrs, Twiggs & Oliver,
mads a motion lor a r.ew trial, which,
being refussd, the c.ise was appealed
to the supreme court. A few days ago
hat tribunal of l.at resort t fli med the
verdict of the Superior court and re
fused Brooks anew trial.
When cailtd upon by the court to say
f he had anything to offer why the
sentence of death should not be passed
upon him, he answered :
‘‘l have no h'ng to say.”
T„e reason why Brooks will not be
\
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ThanKsgiving About Here!
We havo already received our diet
shipment cf—
t,at-<;k fat turkr^s.
CAP*, o<n> CHANUKRKIEB,
K AT. \M //><> CKI.KKY,
FI.OKIUA OBAN(IKS,
If It’s nic*. wo have it.
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O'o'od
i’liUMi 158.
DOLLAR’S
DOLLAR.
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u/id presumably it's worth as much to you as the
next man. Why not save a dollar or two on
.Vour fall suit by getting it of us, where you know
you will get just want and be sure its just as
represented. home new Oxford Overcoats
; n j.i at SoßafLier <fc and
Btin jßlock <fc Cos. makers. Only at
LEVY’S.
PRICE £
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•m ii iK-tiUH-jt his. MHH
U. i.atiibnr, charging him
iu the lip*t il-grcc.
1 lie buJy of iUtkbun’s aliegWßß
i in, anppuaed .obe that of Chas.
man, arrived from Little Rock
ai’.arnoon and was Mken in oharge zB
Coroner Coots, • w
Armour Plant Is Burned.
1
Huntington, W. Va,, November 23.
The packing house asd office of Armour
& Cj. were totally destroyed by fire
today. Oyer a score of box ear* and
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad depot
were badly damaged by the flames. The
total 10-s is estimated at $50,000,
First-class tomatoes, per can 5c at
G. W. Harper’s. Phone 153.
Who is going to get the
beautiful China Closet that
is going to be given away
on Jan. Ist, 1902? Why
the one that gets the lucky
number, (Jet a ticket
with every cash purchase
of (Jet all the tickets
you can. You can get any
thing you want that is
kept in a first-class gro
cery, at this place and as for
as little money as can be
bought at any other place,
considering <iuality; and at
the same time get chances
on the China Closet, and
possibly get it.
To lie .Drawn Jai. lit, 1912.
W. H. DeVoe>
’Phone 109.
Notice,
Iq addition to affording every
facility to our customers consistent
with safe banking, we are prepared to
act as Administrator or Executor of
Estates, Guardians of property of
.minors, and to make Bonds in judicial
and other matters—Generally to exer
cibe all our powers as a Trust Company
Brunswick kk l Trust Cos,
8. W, Gala. Ca:hior •