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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-12
deer ETC

Sobre la declaration de necesidad de
ocupacion de bienes inmuebles
por la &American Railroad of Porto
Rico Central Aguierre Operators,
con ell fin de censtruir y explotar
un ferrocarril de vapor entire Pom
ce Y GuaYama.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-12

Sobre la declaration de necesidad de
ocupacion de bienes inmuebles
por la &American Railroad of Porto
Rico Central Aguierre Operators,
con ell fin de construir y explotar
un ferrocarril de vapor entire Pom
ce y Guayama.
A Dona Maria Hortensia Diaz de Ar
guelles:
POR CUANTO 10 "Ameriean
Railroad Company tf Porto Rico
Central Aguirra Operator. es pro-
pietaris de la pore ion de IL Tranquil
cia de L. Compaf1fa de los Ferrocs
rifles de Puel to Rico que le fu6 CON
cedida con anterior dAd paIa IL cons
trucci6n y exploitation de una linea
de fsrrocArril entire Ponce y Guaya
ma, cuya porc.oa de 10 mencionaaa
frAl quieia sc traspas6 In anSsdi'
cha American Railroad Company IF
Porto Rico Central Aguirre Opera
tor, por 10 CompAf1ia de los Fsrro.
CARRIES de Puerto Rico, mediante 10
Autorizacion y onsentimiegtC del
Consejo Eiecutivo de Puerto Rico
en- ordonanza de Julio 81 de 1902 y
POR CUANTO lA mencionaas A.
mericAn Railroad Comp any cf Porto
Rico Centia al Aguir, g oerator ha
presentado & este Cobb srno una re
laci6n de las personas intsrssadas
en- 10 expropiaci6n y ocupAci6n de
| ciertas parties de fncas que & usted
pertenecen ubicuadAs en- los t6fmi'
nos munfcipales de Santa Isabel y
Gusyama CON arreglo nj proyecto
4 de que Obra en- las oficinas del Ds'
partamento de Obras P1blicas, ell
cual ha edo aprobado por este Co.
bierno, euya relaci6n nominal con-
tiene todos los requisites del Artf
culo Is de IL Ley de Expropisci6n
POR CUANTO dentro del tempo
| fiiado por ell Ars1culo Is de dicha
Ley dichA relAciou nominal fl6 tras;
mitida por mi & los respectivos AL.
caldes de Santa Isabel y Guyana
en- In cual se hAce ref srencia & los to-
rrenos que han de ocupArse en- sus
respectivos distritos-para So com
probacion con los d. tos del Regis
tro de 10 Propiesad y con al paor6 On
de riqueza y para que corrigiesen 6
aprobasen 10 susodichA relaclon no
POR CUANTO los Alcaldes de
Santa Isabel y Guayama han devuel
IL mencionada Ialaci6n nominal
debidamente autorizAds, y sc ha re
cibido en- 6sta oficina, de 10 cual re
sultA que es usted propietaria de bic
mes inmueblas que han de expropiar
Sc y ocuparse en- los terminos muni
cipsles de Santa Isabel y GuyamH; J
POR CUANTO no siendo usted
vecina de In mencl onada Isla dc
Puerto Eico y no teniendo en- el
msncionEdo t6rmino nj en- 10 Isla dc
Puerto Rico, apoderado nj admins
trador de su propiedad antes men
cionAda, para hAcer las notifieacio
mes que 10 Ley requiere, durante ID
Susencia de asted, en- forms legal
POR CONSIGUIENTE POR LA
PRESENTE Sc LIE NOTIFICA Y
SE LIE ORDENA, que dentro d.
ounce dfas nombre apoderado 8 id
ministrador &c 10 mencionRde pro
piedad, para los efectos de las s1so
dichAs notificaciones, 8 en- SD defec
to estas sic harkn 6 los respectivoi
Sfndicos de los municipios refsridos
Eate Deareto se publicar& en- sL'
Correspondents. . que se pub.ica 81
San Juan, Puerto Rico, por nm pc
riodo complete de ounce dfAs.
DADO bajo mi firma hoy diA q
de Diciembre de 1902, en- IL Ciuda.
de San Juan, Paerto Rice.
(Firmado) VIM Fl Hunt,
GobernAdor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-12

Cada indication debe
hacerse por separado, en-
uno de los cupones i'm
presos,1l y debe <<contener
el n1mero~ de la libreta y
el n1mero de las accio-
nes que Sc poseen y el
nombre y direction de la
persona que hace la indi-
caci6n.
FL certamen empieza
el IS de Diciembre y ter
nina el 81 de Enero de
1903.
Las indicaciones seran
numeradas por orden CO.
rrelativo, segdn las vaya
recibiendo ell Secretario, y
cuando :. .espire el plazo del
certamen, la Junta Direc-
tiva Sc reunira para esco-
ger el nombreentre los
propuesto, y el primero
que 10 haya indicado re-
ciblra el premlo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-12
DOWN TO DEATH

from using morphine, whiskey
or tobacco. You can be easily
cured at home with a small am
cunt. Treatment is painless.
Address,
G. Wilson, Palestine, Texas.
Mention &La Correspondents
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-12
COleCturla general
de 0braS PiaS

Todos los que ter gan cuentAs pen.
Sientes con ests Colecturia por ra'
zon de censos, Sc sirvir&u pssar 6
liquiasrlas y sRldsrlas de 10 6 IL y
de 3 todos los diss l&borableo
presentando el <tltimo recibo firma-
DO por el qua suscribe..
Palacio episcopal, Diciembre 1902.
El Collector,
D 30 1 MANUEL ID. CANEJA.
Linea ferrea del Oeste
ITIN E R A R 10.
Csli1as de- Ravam6n " CaDitaI si-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-12

DeclaracioRes de Nacimiento y
Defuaci6a, On <La Correspondent
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-12
NO MAS MUERTES

por abuse de la morfna, whiskey
6 tabaco. listed puede curarse
facilmente en- SUI casa con POGO
gasto. Tratamiento sin molestias.
Direction
G.. Wilson, Palestina, Texas.
Memo 6nese <La Correspondence.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-27
DAMAGE SUIT AGAINST THE 3. G.
3. OCCUPIED COURTS TIME
YESTERDAY.
hERFEL IS SUING FOR S5, 900
Most of the Evidence Has Been In
troduced and the Case May; Be
Finished Today-Criminaf
Docket Next Week.

In the superior court, sterady the
entire day was consumed in the trial
of the case of G. A. Herfel VS.. the
Brunswick e Birmingham railroad
company, damages, and the case is
not yet more than half finished.
Mr.. Herfel is suing for damages in
the sum of $5,000,000 and the SUIT
grows out of the accident which oc-
CURED to an excursion train bound for
Savannah last year. The accident
will be recalled by the people of
Brunswick. The train was bound for
Thalmann with heavy passenger list
When crossing a trestle some seven
or eight miles from the city the tres
tie gave way, and the train, while it
did not go over one coach jumped the
track At the time no one was re-
ported as injured but in the suit Mr..
Herfel claims that he was injured and
thinks $5,000,00 should be paid him a
a rsult
Quite a number of witnesses have
been introduced in the case and it is
to be quite long winded one. How
ever, most of the evidence has already
been introduced and the end will prob
ably be reached today.
Mr.. Herfel is represented by Judge
Courtland Symmes and d. w. Krauss,
while the B. G B., side of the case
is being looked after by Hon. H. f.
Dunwody and Judge j. D. Sparks
There is still considerable civil bus
cialsiness for the court, agi the Off
cials are hoping that it will be coma
pleted this week 50 u shthe criqz
nal docket cam he, 4
-rnIns Monday.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-27
WATER SUPPLY
RATHER SHORT
MUTUAL LIGHT G. WATER CON-
PANY HAVING HARD TIME
SUPPLYING DEMAND.
TO ENFORCE TIE ORDINANCE
Which Prohibits Takers to Use Their
Sprinklers Only Durn.s Certain
Hours-They May Be Ar
ragned in Police Court.

The Mutual Light and Water com.
pany is having a hard time of it in
supplying the citizens of Brunswick
with water and unless those who are
continually wasting it let up, some
serious result may follow.
The greatest trouble comes from
those who have sprinklers, and nine
out of every ten are violating the
rules of the company, and at the
same time are breaking a city law.
This city ordinance prohibits the using
OF water for sprinklers at any other
hours except between 4 and 8 D. m,
but not withstanding this law some
of the sprinklers are used at all hours
day and highland the result is
that the powerful pumps at the plant
working night and day cannot keep a
supply in the reservoir, because it is
like pouring water into the sea it
goes out at rapid rate
The company will ask the coopera-
ton of the police department in en-
forcing the city law IN regard to the
use of sprinklers.
The same law prevails in Savannah
and numbers of water users are placed
on the docket for violating it.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-27
A new ENGINE
FOR THE B, ( B.
-
HANDSOME LOCOMOTIVE AR.
RIVED FOR THE NEW ROAD
LAST NIGHT.
WILL BE SET UP TODAY
The Engine is of the Latest Design
and Will be Placed Into Commits
SION at once-BuiIt Expressly
for the 3. & 3.

Engine No. 10S, brand new, and
just out of the machine shops where
it was manufactured expressly for the
Brunswick & Birmingham railroad
arrived in the city about IL o'clock
last night, and will today be carried
to the new shops of the B. c B. and
placed in position ready for work.
This is easily the best engine that
B. &c B. now ownes. 1t is OF the Bald
win make, which is the best on the
market, and, while a News reporter
has not yet had the pleasure of view
ing it, it is understood that the engine
is very handsome and commodious
one 1t has ten wheels, six drivers
and capacity of fifty tons.
AS stated above the engine will be
taken to the new shops of the road to-
day and will be erected by machinlsts
on the road AS soon as it is placed
in position the new monster will be
placed in commission and be put on
a freight run! The engine is badly
needed to meet the demands OF the
increasing business Of the road.
This is the first of three of these
engines that have been ordered by
the road. The order was placed some
time ago with the request that they
be turned out as quickly as possible
It is not known when the other two
will be completed.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-27
TERTAINMENT AT THE GRAND
LAST NIGHT WAS A VERY
GOOD SUCCESS.
CHILDREN ALL DID WELL
Drama Which Was to Have Been
Given in Connection With the
Entertainment Postponed
To be Repeated.

The entertainment given at tho
Grand last night for the benefit of the
First Methodist church was quite a
success and was attended by a good.
sized audience.
The drama, "Out in the Street" :"
which was to have been presented
in connection with the entertainment
was compelled to be postponed, owing
to the absence of T. w. Causey, who
took "A leading role, and who was
called away very suddenly yesterday
on account of the serious illness of
his mother.
Among the most pleasing features
was the War Of the Roses" partici-
pated in by twelve pretty little girls
The drill was really beautiful and the
Children We're compelled to respond
to an encore.
The speciality by little Miss Dorothy
Krauss was splendidly rendered and
added greatly to the program. The
little girl received deserved applause
at the conclusion Of her song
The boys operetta, "A Bogus
School Instructor" was also very
pleasing feature. The principal char
acters were handled by Jesse Thomas,
Burlord Coney and Kemp and Dumas
Malone, and each of them handled
their respective parts creditably.
The music, which was assisted in by
Mrs. Baya and Kemp Malone, also
added greatly to the pleasure of the
evening.
Altogether the entertainment was
1929 ipt er4sti,ass sag,sv8 . I'd s-itn~ -s Z
enjoyed by the audience.
II has been decided to repeat it
at a later date, when the drama, out
in the Street" will be given.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-27
ODD FELLOWS OF GEORGIA ARE
HAVING BIG CONVENTION
IN ATLANTA.
MANY ARE ATTENDING IT
Every Lodge in the State Is Repre-
sented at the Meeting-Some
Prominent Odd Fellows
to Speak.

Already the stream of Odd Fellows
has begun to flow into Atlanta and
within the next twenty-four hours the
city will be filled with the members
of this grand organization who attend
the meeting of the grand lodge held
here this year.
The grand lodge of Georgia will
have the proud distinction of having
Grand Sire John B. Goodwin, the head
of the Odd Fellows of the world, pre-
side at all the meetings. Grand Sire
Goodwin, a native of Atlanta, is hon
ored with this high position by the
votes of 100000 of his brothers.
Past Master Barnes is one of the
men of this grand organization who
have made national regulations. He
will make several addresses before
the grand lodge. Distinguished mem
bers from other states will attend the
meeting here and the roster will
oAOW inc usluCc VI SOluS VI luS VI
ganization's most prominent mem
bers.
The local lodges of the Rebekahs
have taken the social side in charge
and many functions and entertain
ments have been arranged. The
lodge will be complmented with
of trolley rides over the city
and the outlying suburbs, besides sew
eral receptions.
There is much important business
before the lodge and several days
will be consumed in transacting it.
The meeting of the Odd Fellows in
Atlanta this week is expected to ex-
cell any convention ever held in the.
slate Dy Inai oraer. speaking oI rfle
meeting the Atlanta News says.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-27
To Develop Mississippps Resources.

Meridian, Miss, May 26.-On the
initiative of the local board of trade
a convention of Representatives OF
the leading commercial bodies of the
state of Mississippi was held here to-
day for the organization of a state
business mems federation. The gen
eral purpose in view of the Industrial
development of the state, to interest
outside capital in the wonderful re-
sources of Mississippi and the promo
ton of manufacturing and all other
kinds of legitimate enterprise
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-27
MEETING WITH SUCCESS
Subscription List for Ball Club is
Growing.


The subscription list which is being
circulated amonH the fanatics Of
BrunswicK, for the purpose OF raising
fund to help support the ball team
which is now being organized, is be-
ing literally subscribed to, and quite
a neat sum has been realized.
It is now an assured fact that we
will have a team, and first class one
at that. Among. the players are some
good onds. They have teen prac-
ticing at different times during the
past few weeks and are about ready
to meet out of town clubs.
Bester Coleman, who is to man.
age the club, is, enthusiastic over the
outlook. and to a News reporter yes
terday he stated that he would have
the best amateur team that has ever
represented Brunswick
81 have taken the management OF
the club" said Mr.. Coleman, "for the
simple reason that l, like many others,
am very fond of the great sport, and,
with the cooperation and support of
the people l think Brunswick will
be found in the front rank among
the amateurs Of the state"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-27
BROWN BIDS BOLD.
On New Orleans Exchange He Pays
10 Cents for August Cotton

On New Orleans Exchange He Pays
10 Cents for August Cotton.
New Orleans, May 2G,-W p. Brown
tie local bull leader Of cotton, who
returned from New York this morning,
bid August up to 12c. at the opening
of the market. This was an advance
of 81 points over the closing Of yes
terday. He offered to take everything
from 11.78, the closing figures of yes
terday, up to 12c.
When that mark was reached he
bid for 10000 bales but not a single
contract was fired at him. All the
months took on substantial gains.
August went higher than the other
options and established new record
for the season.
The advances were based on favor
able Liverpool cables and unfavora-
bic crop reports, together with the
general expectation that the weekly
report issued by the department Of
agriculture at II o'clock this moring
would be decidedly bullish. The bid
ding of the long side for large
amounts Of cotton naturally boosted
ths Price, T~ 's%zpsgssEzS q -
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-27
BRANTLEY MADE
AN ABLE ADDRESS
-
SPOKE AT COMMENCEMENT I'M
MILLEDGEVlLLE YESTER.
DAY MORNING.
70 tue GRADUATING CLASS
He Was introduced BY Congressman
Bartlett, of Macon-Larqe Au-
dience Present to Hear
the Orator.

Milledgeville, Ga, May 26.-The
24th commencement exercises of the
Georgia Military college opened here
yesterday with one Of the most inter-
esting programs in the history of the
school.
This morning the graduating exer.
cises occurred. The commencement
address was delivered by Hon. w. G.
Brantley, of Brunswick, the able repre-
sentative of the Eleventh district in
congress.
Mr.. Brantley was introduced by
congressman Bartlett of Macon. who
paid HIM a beautiful tribute, saving
that was one of the most able mem
bers of congress, and he congratulat-
ed the school for obtaining such a man
to deliver the commencement address
When MIR. Brantley approached the
speakers stand he was greeted with
enthusiasm.
Ills duureSS was able and was
one of the best ever delivered
to graduating class in MiIledgeville.
The popular congressman paid a high
and deserved tribute to the bright
pupils who were about to leave school
and enter into the world for them
selves, wished the large class a hap
py travel through life and spoke eIo-
quently all the way through, receiving
the very closest attention of his au-
ditors.
While Mr.. Brantley was here he
made large circle of friends and
the people of Baldwin county hope
some day to assist Mr. Brantiav in
= sl.-x Z A u. ~
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-27
ROOSEVELT IN sPoDg.aaE.
President Was Greetef by Large
Crowd in Washington City.

Spokane, Wash, May 26.-President
Roosevelt reached Spokane this after
noon over the Oregon Railroad & Nav
igation company's line from Wardner,
Idaho, and was met at the Hamilton
street station by the citizens reception
committee. A military parade through
the residence and business sections
followed, the drive extending along
the river to give the president an op-
pUtunity to view the falls, the fort
and other objects Of interest
Arriving at Main and Lincoln
streets the president took his place on
the reviewing stand and delivered a
brief address Another interesting
feature of the program was review
of the school children in Occur d'Alene
park.
The city was crowded with thous-
ands of visitors and decorated as
seldom before in it's HISTORY. All along
the line of march the president was
greeted enthusiastically by the large
crowds
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-27
A STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.
Effort Will Be Made to Form One at
Next Session of Legislature.

Enort VIII Be Made to Form One at
Next Session of Legislature.
At the coming session of the legis-
lature Strong effort will be made
to secure the creation of a state
board of health. DR.. Charls) Hicks
ef Dublin formerly presidehG, of the
ssSs5r gla NreufcaI association, = = :
moving spirit in the effort,
At the last meetig of the medical
association held in Columbus res
olution was passed appointing a COM
n.itEee consisting of ione physician
from each of the forty-four senatorial
districts in the state, with Dr. Hicks
as chairman, to take such steps as.
were necessary to have the law Gre
ating a department of health passed.
While that committee has held no
meeting as yet, each member has
been hard at work comforting with
and writing to members of the legis-
lature and having other prominent
men to do the same thing
At present the movement is we'll
under way and Dr. Hicks is very much
encouraged over the outlook. Gov.
Terrell is strongly in favor of such
department, and will in his annual
message to the general assembly rec
ommend to the body to create such
a department according to the ideas
of the medical association. Already
there is a bill pending in the house
to establish state board of health,
but it is not exactly in conformity
with the plans of the association
and will be amended somewhat. An
attorney will be employed for that
purpose and when the legislature
meets in June the bill will be among
the first to be introduced.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-27
GOLF CONTEST YESTERDAY
The Cup Was Won BY Mr. c. D..
Walter

The Brunswick Golf club held a
very interesting contest yesterday
afternoon at the links for the hand
some club medal, which was won by
E. d. Walter, he having made the
best score, a net of 104 A majority
of the members of the club participate
ed, and the contest was one of the
most interesting yet held by the club.
This is getting to be one of
the most popular organizations
of the kind in the city, and
recently number OF new mem
bers have been elected. II is under
stood that the club is considering
the possibility of erecting club
house on the links, and the grounds
will be cleared and other improve
ments made.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-27
TRADING GOOD IN NEW YORK,
Brisk Bidding for Anticipation of
Government Cotton Report.

New York, May 2G-Trading was
iairly active in the cotton market
opening today, but there was compar-
ativey little OF the rush and excite
ment OF the last Two weeks Still the
cables were better, due to local trad
ing yesterday, and while the move
ment contued heavy and the out
look is considered more favorable
lOr the growth OF cotton the market
continued firm al a decline Of points
Oh Nay to an advance OF Ii points,
With the new crop months again eX-
fnibiting the greatest strength.
Speculation carly was quite general.
chc transactions being for smaller
OTIS, but coming from Il eater num-
ocr Of sources. Europe, the south,
ana the commission houses brought
ne late months on the theory that
he weekly bureau report would
make a bulIish showing, while there
IS "a disposition to look 1or "a bullish
monthly report on June l. The New
Orleans marker was the leader,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-27
LOCALS CAUGHT ON THE FLY.
Batch of Interesting Items Picked Up
BY News Reporters.


BY News Reporters.
The work of removing the brick
from the old market building is pro-
crossing rapidly and the work will
soon be finished.
The weather yesterday morning
was rather warm but a cool breeze
prevailed in the afternoon and the
night was very pleasant.
New paving isl being placed on Grant
street between Monk and Gloucester
The material which lis being used
is new one and is being tried by the
city with view of purchasing it for
other streets in the city.
The Second baseball club is trying
to arrange game with the second
club of Fernandina, to be played in
this city as soon as possible.
The young bicycle riders of the city
are now taking great pleasure in rae
ing around the boulevard at night,
and some fast records have been
made by some of them
Joe Wright, the local pugilist, who
was; knocked out by Cape Town Joe
in a glove contest last week, and who
has been critically i'll since the fight
as a result of the blows received, is
still reported to be in a critical condi:
ton.
The Riflemen are hard at work on
their field day to be held on st. ST.
mon the first part Of next month. An
interesting program is being arranged
for the day, and it is expected that a
large crowd will go over with the COM
nanY
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-27
Manv Will Soon Move.

1t will soon be moving time with
those who have cottages on the island
and by the end of next week the pier
will present a lively appearance. So
far few have removed there on account
of the fact that the boat schedule was
not on but as this starts today there
will be few vacant cottages there
hereafter.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-27
BARRIERS to Strike.

Chicago, May 2G.-Eight thousand
BARRIERS Of Chicago will go on strike
tomorrow if their demands are refus-
ed They ask $12 a week and that
half of all they make over SIS be
paid them; that shops open at "a m.
the year round and close at p. NJ.
except Saturday when they remain
open until 10 p. m, and Sunday,
when they shall close at noon.