Glynn County GaArchives Obituaries.....Lang, Alex & Felder February 5, 1898
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8 February 1898; The Brunswick Times

They Ate Poisoned Meat, Messrs. Alex and Felder Lang Suffer an Untimely Death 

	News reached the city Sunday (Feb. 6, 1898) of the untimely death of 
Messrs. Alex and Felder Lang, two young men well and favorably known in this 
city, where they lived for a number of years.
     The death of the two young men occurred at Satilla Bluff, on Saturday 
(Feb. 5, 1898).  No particulars have been received by the relatives in this 
city, except that death was the result of eating poisoned meat.  It was 
impossible to obtain further particulars.
     A telegram to Mr. Sidney Lang, a relative of the young men, stated that 
they were both dead from poison.
     Messrs. Felder and Alex Lang lived in Brunswick and attended school here 
for several years.  Alex was Dr. R.E.L. Burford's assistant at the government 
quarantine station for two summers.  He had also been an operator at the local 
telephone exchange for a year or more.
     Those who knew the young men were very much shocked to learn of their 
untimely end.  The funeral arrangements have not been announced.


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