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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-20
Junio 10 de 1903.

JUNO 10 de 1903.
FL DR.. don Benito Gaudier su dis
tinguida familia estuvieron aver en
Ponce de paso para Mayaguez, SD re-
sidencia habitual.
~ En- la casa de don Juan N. Rios
sc reunieron anoche varios miembros
del partido puro izquierdista, y acorda-
ron la publication del periodico ere
publicana Puro" que ceso a raiz del
''triunfo de los disidentes.
Presidfa la reunion don Luis P. VAL
divieso.
~ Don Nicolas Lopez de Victoria,
que reside en- esa capital hace algln
tempo Sc halla en- esta ciudad donde
permanecera a pocos dias.
~ NueStro estimado amigo don
Juan Bosch sigue mejorando notable
rpente de la fractura que sufrio en- la
Pierna izquierda.
Sea enhorabuena.
~ Con motive de un juicio que ce-
lebro la Corte de Distrito hoy, Sc en-
cuentran aquf, nuest1os amigos de Yau-
co don Jose E. Torres y don Manuel
Soils.
x#x Por fin Sc expendera el pan des-
de maflana a 2 centavos ell bollo, por
acuerdo de los duefios de tahona, quie-
mes Sc han coavencido de que al pcecio
de 8 centavOS no Sc consume nj Ia m1tad
del pan que acostumbra a consumir
esta poblacion.
~ Los seflores don Manuel Pasa-
relI, ilustrado doctor, y los conocidos Ii
teratos Lcdo. don Manuel Soils y don
lose G. Torres, tratan de fundar en-
Yauco una Revista periodical ilustrada,
que Sc ocupara de ciencias, artes, in
dustrias y de materias generates.
Tenemos entendido que dicha .Revis-
ia sera una publication que adquirira
grandes vue.os, 10 cue no nos eXtrafia
estando a la cabeza del proyecto tres
personals de recoaocida competencia.
Venga en- buen hora el nuevo cOlega.
~. ST Sc verifca esta noche en- el
A yuntamiento Ia session ordinaria
Sc continuara la discussion del presu-
puesto de Ponce, que fue interrum-
pida en- la session anterior.
lQue pasa en- la administration de Ia
policia insular, que todav1a no Sc le han
abonado a las guardias y classes del
puesto de Ponce sus haberes correspon-
dientes al pasadQ mes de Mayo?
- EAAef vap9rAeon XIlI que lle-
CARA mahana este puerto, embarcarar
para la antigua metropoli don Manue
Gonzalez, el coronel Dolz y sefiora, J
varios lniembros de su apreciable ia
milia.
Amigos todos, de nuestra particular
estimation, anhelamos que realicen III
viaje rico en- expansiones.
iFeliz quien puede proporcionarsf
esos paseitoS de Cuando en- cua1do!
~ Ell novenario del Corazon dc
Jesds viene celebrandose con el nO;abie
concurso de la sefora Graham, las Sc
horitas Preston y Monsanto, y el Pro
fesor seflor Pasarell, quienes estar
Siempre dispues!os con sus facultades
art1sticas propender al levantamientC
del quito catolico.
Felicitamos a Ia Presidenta de la
Congregation, la sonora dona Italia To
rres de Pima.
~ Mariana las 8 Sc efectuarar
los examenes p1blicos de la escuela
particular que dirige nuestro amigo
don Juan Bautista Pou.
Nos proponemos asistir.
* Nacimientos: Julio de JESUS
Providencia Rodriguez, Cipriano Ro-
driguez, Luis Rodriguez, Alejandro Ro
drfguez, y Juan Rodriguez.
Nv Defunciones: Maria Oppenhei-
mer, Isabel Rosado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-20
II Tunio de 1908.

Ei domingo 11ltimo tuvo lugar la
procession del Sant1simo Corpus, llevada
a efecto con gran solemnidad y hume
rosa coucurrencia. El Reverendo Pa
Dire lose M. Sanchez, despues que ter
mino ia procession, dirigi6 la pa1abra
desde la catedra del Esp1ritu Santo, a
los feligreses razonaudo sobre el tema
del Evangelio de aquel dfa. Estuvo
correcto demostro su complacencia
por la actitud perseverance de los cato
licos de esta jurisdiction, quienes les
udan y coopsran, hasta ahora, en-
todas sus manifestaciones.
~ El lines Sc empezaron las move
mas del Santo Pstron de este pueblo,
San Juan y las que continuaran haSta
e1 23 del que rige.
Por ahora no hay mas sefales de
fiesta que la expresada, pero Sc espera
que la enthusiastic juventud desarrolle
sus en- las y algunos bales y
otras diversiones Sc acuerden para los
dltimos di4s del celebrado Patron.
~ El 10 de Julio proximo Sc abri-
rA una escuela particular que dirijiran
los hermanos Orsini, Juan L. y Rosa
M. djstinguidos profesores franceses,
quienes han demostrado su valer, en- la
ensefianza.
La escuela Sc titula "San Denis" y
comprendera las siguientes asignaturas:
espafiol, ingles, frances, matematicas,
taquigrafla en- ingles y espafiol por Ell
mismo sistema, y la instruction prima-
ria. Admite internos a precioS conven-
Icionales y tiene muy buenas referencias,
~ Sc encuentra en- este pueblo el
investigator de cuentas municipales
Hasta Ia fecha NADIA Sc dice de irregu-
IiaridadeS.
i ~ El Hospital de este pueblo Sc ha
clausurado por que los alimentos que
Sc lie proporcionan a los enfermos son
deficiencies y por carecer de medicinas
para atender a los enfermos.
La maycrfa del Concejo la consig-
Inado $50 dollars para esa atencion y Ia
minor1a, ayudada por los vecinos Obtain
por 500 dollars, con el proposito de que
Iasf pueda abrirse una botica ynoS bene-
ficiemos todos de tan it'll establecimien.
Ito. En- este case la mayorfa del Conce-
10 resulta minorfa, = Ell Sr. Alcalde ha
lpuesto el veto los 25o dollars y ha da-
do su accInaciou los 500 pesos; faltan.
do para stl di6nitiva sprobacion el con-
curse del Tesofero de Puerto Rico,
donde ira a Parar el <presupuesto con
muchas modifcaciones.
CARAMELO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-20

Ante Ell Notario don Damian
MonserTat, hemos revocado hoy,
el poder general que habiamos
Otorgado a don Pedro Aladdin
Martinez, quedando satisfechos
de sus gestiones.
4. Lynn Z htJoS de P6rez Morris
San Juan, P. r, JUNO 10 de 1903.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-20
NOta del d1a

Ell gobernador ha usado del
poder omnfmodo que la ley lie
concede y ha indultado a Mr..
Cloy.
No es que nos pese a nosotros
que Sc ejercite la clemencia,
aunque no podamos menos de
lamentar que este Sc haga con
menoscabo de ia justicia; pero
ese indulto en- las actuales cir
CunstanciaS, Y de la manera que
Sc ha concedido, es extempora-
neO.
ST no Constituyeran la impair
cialidad mas completa Y la rec
titud mas absolute la norma de
nuestra conducta y el ideal su-
premo que perseguimos, el in
dulto Concedido al ciudadano
que compraba ell hero robado
al senior Abarca, serfa para no
sOtros un- motive de satisfac-
cion.
Sc ha dicho por los insensatos,
por los que ahora rectifican Y
adjuran de sus pasados errores;
Sc ha dicho tantas veces que
p estabamos en- una epoca de
igualdad, de libertad, que no
ex1stian los privilegios irritantes
derrocados por Ia presencia de
la democracia, que ante la ley,
ante ell gobierno, ante el pueblo
que es sOberano, somos iguales;
que ell Quito de la fratenidad ha
reemplazado a las preferencias
y a los privilegios. Todo este sc
ha dicho con una impremedita-
ci6n censurable; y Sc ha repetido
en- todos los tonos, " fuerza de
repetirse hubierase convertible
en- una verdad 81 no estuviera
mos aquf para aclarar errores y
deshacer engaflos.
x**
va ven los protestantes del
pasado como la fccion Sc des-
hace y la verdad desnuda apa-
rece.
A 1ltimo de cuentas, acep-
tando que fuese una Verdad lc
pregonado a todos los vientos
habra que reconocer as1 mismo
que las escenas Sc reproducen,
iguales, identicas, exactas.
x*#
Pero va hemos dicho antes
que no nos vamos a alegrar de
10 que esta sucediendo, porque
no tenemos errores que recono-
Ger, nj deseamos entrar en- e.
odioso campo de las compare
clones siempre molestas, STEM
pre- injustas.
Ateniendonos al presente, que
es 10 que mas importa, vamos I
considerar ell indulto del ameri-
cano, como una de las causa'
que pueden ahondar y excita1
ell descontento del pals exterio-
rizado por la prensa de todos
los matices. Recientemente Sc
han concedido algunos indultos
a puertorr1queflos, pero ha side
despues de empezar a cumpli1
condena, de ingresar en- Ia car,
eel Ahora no
y ESQ que es una burla para
la justicia y un desacato para
los tribunales, y TN reto para Il
opinion p1blica. no podemos
consignarlo sin protesta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-20

mas, cuyos nombres no recordamos en-
este momento.
A las tres sesiones del juicio ha asis-
lido Tin gentfo immense. Tai es ell in
teres que hs despertado en- ell p1blico
ell crimen de la Marina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-20
Ell crinen de la Marina
Continuation del juicio
iDIEZ MEDICOS Ell LUNES! /!

Alberta la session, comparecen los tes-
tigos Abraham Kopel, Jose Esteban
Montesinos y Serapio DaLiel, amplian-
do Ia declaration don Cruz Castro.
Terminada la prueba teStifcal, ofrece
la suya el abogado Tizol, pronunciando
I'm d1scurso conmovedor y elocuente. Sc
lamento de no habel podido ofrecer
mas pruebas.
Y Sc suspende el acto hasta ell lunes
% a las de "a mafiana.
#~
Seran examinados los testigos de Ia
defensa y los doctores en- mediclna Font
Marreio, que asistio ii acusado siendo
|nifo, en- s1umacao. Caeto, que 10 reeo-
nocIo la tarde del suceso, Carbonell y
Quevedo Baez, que ernitieron el dicta-
men d que obedecio Ell trasIado del
REQ al Manico mo; Goenaga, Ramirez
~ Velez Lopez, que 10 observaron en- el
mismo eStab leclmlento y otroS medicos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-20
BESIDE MaricaO

COrpus-Se sOstieme eI cultO-Las nOvenas dc San
Juan-BaiIes Otras 1itstas-EscMeIa particular
PrOfesOres cOmpetentes- Los hermamOs Orsini
I'm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hasia ahOra-Cn hos
pitaI cIausuradO-Faltan vfveres-Y tambie-
mcdicinas-Un PugilatO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-20
msayagIezanas

iAI cnmpO!-Nutas-EI cafe-NIaIa nOticia = Quito
| cat6licO-En GuanajibO-De veraaO-El eoman-
dante Lutz-Ansiedad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-20
Motas pOncenas

Amigos que pasan-LOs lzqnierdstas-"E RepubIi-
canO Puro"-LOpez do Victoria Pan 4 dos Gen.
taVOs-Un peri6dicO en- Ynuco-FublIcacien Inn
teresnnte-El preSHpuestO-I.a pOIIcfa cobra
Amigos qpe 80 nIelan - I'm nOvenariO Iuci do
EscueIa particuar-Loa examenes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-20
NOtiCias

Alberto Alvarez, Bautista Colon, 10
Sc Algarin y Vicente Esteve han sido
curadCS en- el cuarto de Socorros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-20

Entered at San Juan as SECOND class mniI matter.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-29
CONTRACT is AWARDED.

New York Concern to Build New
Steamer for Georgia Folks.
The Merchants G Mariners Trans.
portation company opened bids Satur.
day for the construction OF new
steamship for its line between Bal
tim0re and Boston.
The contract was awarded to the
New York Shipbuilding company. The
new ship is TO be larger than ana
somewhat different in construction
llom any of the vessels in the compa-
nys fleet
She will be built of steel and have
q length Of 312 fit, the I[elshaw and
Nantucket the largest additions to
the fleet, being 40 feet long. The new
ship will have fuller lines, and
is to have the dining saloon on the
upper deck.
The Merchants and Mariners com
nany is, now operating Is steamers
Sllat 'seen Of astesl. Rraps,
'dence, phiiadeiphia Baltimore and Sa-
vannah.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-29
THREE BROTHERS
WILL DIE TODAY
CiarksVille, Tenn, is to
Have a Triple
Hanging

Clarksville Tenn, May, 2S-Three
brothers, John, Pete and Clay John
son, will be hanged in the county Jail
tomorrow unless there is an unlocked
for reprieve The case of the condem-
ned men has attracted considerable
attention as it is the first time in
the history of the state that three
brothers have been sentenced to hang
or the same day.
Last october the three men atten-
ded a negro festival and started a
fight A negro named Redmond tried
to quiet them and they chased him to
his home where they shot him to
death
An effort is being made to secure
a reprieve for the men but whether or
not this effort will be made a success
is not known at this time.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-29
Postal to Go to Waycross.

Waycross, May 28.-Represcntatiyer
of the Postal Telegraph company n I
in Wascross today and complct6N
arrangements for the lines of that
company to be run into Waycross
The Postal has contracted with the
Atlantic & birmingham railroad to
handle its business, and the wires now
used by the railroad are to be pur-
chased by the telegraph company.
Within ten days the necessary con.
nections will be made and the Postal
will be in Waycross.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-29
RnneeMelt Endorsed

Harrisburg, Pa, May 2S.-The Re
publican state convention has endors-
ed President Roosevelt for renomi-
nation and dcclal ed against any
change in the present tariff schedules.
The state administration was strong
ly endorsed. No mention was made
in the platform Of the Grady-Sauls
libel law enacted by the recent leg
isIature. Senator Quay declined to
accept reelection as chairman of the
state committee. Senator Penrose
MAS chosen as his successor.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-29
A BAD EARTHQUAKE
City is Destroyed and
1000 Lives Lost

Constantinople, May 2S.-Advices
today from Aslatic Turkey show that
there was a terrible earthquake April
30, at Melazghard, Vilayet Van, 50
miles southeast from Erzeroom on the
Euphrate river.
The town was totally destroyed
with the entire population, numbering
1000 souls, including 700 Americans,
as well as the troops forming the gar
rison at Melazghard.
A somewhat severe earthquake
shock was felt here this morning, but
no damage was done
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-29
OFFICIAL MINUTES OF
WORK DONELAST NIGHT
BY THE CITY COUNCIL
TO CHARTER THE PASSPORT
Captain White Will Put Her On the
Satilla Run.

Captain B. A. White of the steamer
Falcon, which was burned at Wood
bine last Monday, has chartered the
steamer Passport for the present, and
she will be placed on the run between
Brunswick and points on the Satilla
river next week.
Captain White was seen by News
reporter yesterday and he stated that
another boat would be purchased for
the line. He now has several boats
in view and decision will be made
shortly,
The Passport will not be a stranger
to the patrons of the line along the
Satilla, as she was on that line for
many years before the purchase of the
Falcon.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-29
HE.RFEL GETS VERDICT FOR So 90

Jury Decides That He Received In
juries to That Amount
In the case of Chas. Herfel VS.. the
Bruins wick & Birmingham Railr2ad
.i,ssssS GA tiil
of $1,000, and wnfcn consumed two
days in the superior court, the plaintiff
was given a verdict for SO 0G
The case was hard fought one,
the plaintiff being represented by
Judge Courtland Symmes and Col.
d. w. Krauss and the railroad com
pany by Judge ]. D, Sparks and Hon.
H. f. Dunwody. The case went to the
jury late Wednesday afternoon, and
the jury was out until 1 O'Clock yes
terday morning, returning 81 sealed
verdict, which was read in court yes
terday morning.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-29

Salt Lake City, Utah, May 2S.-Ev-
cry city in the state will be represe-
sented at the ceremonies which have
been arranged for President Roose-
welt when he reaches here tomorrow
Senators Kearns and Smoot and the
governor will participate in the vel
come to the president and it will be
a general gala day.
After the public exercises the presi-
Dental party will take dinner with
Senator Kearns..
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-29
|E|P 'SF[tET orr
FIotilla Left for the United
States Yesterday

Gourock, Scotland, May 2S.-Sir
Thomas Lipton's flotilla, consisting
of Shamrock Ill, Shamrock l., the
steam yacht Erin, and an ocean tug
cruiser, whose crews number 10, sail
ed for Sandy Hook this afternoon.
Great crowds of people bade the
fotilla farewell, flags We're everywhere
displayed, and bands, whistles, and
sirens combined with the cheering
spectators to give the cup challenger
great send off.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-29
HOUSES ARE WRECKED.
PEOPLE INJURED BY A
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION

of the next street, tearing away a
greater portion of the two houses. A
negro woman in one of the houses was
badly injured. The large piece of
iron from the boiler, after doing the
destructive work to these houses, fell
in the middle of the street and was
later in the day hauled back to the
mill. Several other houses in the
received slight injui
and a severe shock.
Cause of the Explosic-
Just what was the cause of the ex-
plosion seems to be the mystery to
Mi Anderson and the entire force at
the mill. The boiler was carrying go
pounds of steam. The engine is prac-
ticaily new one and has only been
in use, for couple of years. While
some people seem to think that the
accident was the result of an over
pressure of steam, those around the
mill do not attribute the explos
To that reason. One of the workmen
at the mill stated that he was of the
cpinien that the fireman was carry
ing too much steam.
The Damage.
The total loss to Mr.. Anderson will
be in the neighborhood of $4,000, be-
sides the time and work that will be
lost in getting the mill in shape again.
The damage to the houses will not be
very great, as they were only small
structures. Mr.. Anderson at once
put force of hands to work clearing
away the debris and he hopes to be
!r,rning again in a short time. He
has ether boilers on hand which he
THINKS will answer the purpose.
Crowds Visit Scene.
During the day hundreds OF peo9ie
visited the scene of the explosion. In
fact ten minutes after the accident oc
Cured until late in the afternoon there
were streams of people going out to
the mill They were all greatly sur
nised at the way things were scat
tered and PRONOUNCED it marvellous
that several lives ere not lost in the
acnfsfaa4t
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-29
Another Scorcher.

The thermometer probably broke its
record for the season yesterday, and
all during the day the dial played with
the nineties. The day was hot and
dry one, with but little breeze for
sweltering humanity, and the electric
fan was seeked by many of our citi-
zens. 1t was probably the hottest day
of the summer.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-29
Criminal Docket Monday.

The superior court took a recess
after yesterdays session until Monday
when the criminal docket will be talk
en- up and disposed of The civil
docket, however, has not been entire
lily cleared, and the court may take
lit up again after disposing of the
criminal cases.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-29
BID Sale Of Tickets.

Tickets for the concert at the Grand
Tuesday night have been placed on
sale at the store of Fleming & Waff,
and the advance sale has been unus-
ually heavy. 1t is probable that the
Grand will be taxed to its full capac-
ity, and genuine musical treat seems
to be in store for all who attend.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-29
HE USED A SPY GLASS.
Slick Plan Employed to Rob Safe
at Birmingham.

at Birmingham.
Birmingham, May 2S.-The robbery
Of the safe in the ticket Office at the
union depot here on the morning of
May 16 has been solved by the ar
rest of young man by detective
who discovered that from a room
over the office of the agent large
hole was made through the ceiling
and by the use of a spy glass the
thief watched the safe and discovered
the &C ! nation.
Then the young man slipped into
the office and worked the combination
and took the money, amounting to
nearly $1,000 The money will be
recovered.
The young man who is under ar
rest is well connected.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-29
PRESIDENT NOW
OUT IN IDAHO
He was Welcomed By the
People of Boise
Yesterday

Boise, Idaho, May 2S.-The presi-
dent reentered Idaho today en- route
from Butte to Salt Lake City The
special stopped at several cities and
towns enroute. In this city an enor-
nous throng greeted the chief exc
cutive and he was given royal re-
ception.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-29
CITY COURT TAKES RECESS.
Will Meet Again Monday and Take
Up Criminal Docket.

Will Meet Again Monday and Take
Up Criminal Docket.
The superior court was in session
again yesterday and disposed of few
civil cases. After theday's session
Judge Parker announced a recess un-
til Monday morning next, when the
criminal docket will be taken up. The
cases disposed of yesterday were:
Louis Mayer VS. q. II. r. Symons and
D. j. Dillon, suit on note. Verdict for
plaintiff
A. Kaiser & Bro, VS.. r. r. Riley &
company and R. r. Riley. Consent
verdict for plaintiff.
H. f. duBignon, Administrator, es-
tate Hanna Coburn VS.. Rebecca Finch
ct. al. Verdict for plaintiff.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-29
A Crowd Will Go,

The excursion to be given on the
Sth., to Atlanta, promises to be one of
the most successful ever given from
this city and the one which is to come
here from Atlanta promises to be eq,
ually successful.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-29
THE CHALLENGE is ACCEPTED.
Second Nine and New Towns to Play
Anain Tomorrow.

The open challenge issued in the
News yesterday morning by the Sec
ond ball team to the New Town club
was quickly accepted when that club
noticed it in the paper yesterday
morning, and another game has been
arranged for Saturday at the ball park.
Much rivalry now exists between
these two clubs and the game will be
a hard fought one, as both teams are
anxious to capture it,. An admission
fee Of 10 and IS cents will be charged
and the boys hope that a large crowd
will be out to witness the game.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-29
Interest Taken Here.

The local yachtsmen are taking a
great deal of interest in the regetta
Of the Savannah Yacht club and it
is quite probable that a number from
this city will go over to the fun. II
is great pity that we have no organ
ization of the kind in this city
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-29
GENERAL GORDON BETTER.

cd Warrior Said to Be Gaining in
Strength Rapidly.
The Atlanta News of yesterday
said:
General John 3 Gordon, who was
taken sick at bis hotel in New Orleans
during the reunion. Is still confined to
his room at his country home, South
erland," but his attending physician
states that he is improving and gain
ing in health rapidly"
The many Brunswick friends of the
grand old soldier will be delighted to
learn that he is improving.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-29
AN OLD NEWSPAPER MAN HERE.
Frank A. Webster Spending a Few
DAYS in the City.

Frank A. Webster Spending Few
Days in the City.
Frank A. Webster, an old Bruins
wickian, but who has not been here
since 1890, is in the city for few
days.
Mr.. Webster, for number of years
was business manager OF the old
Brunswick Times, and has many old
friends who will be glad to welcome
him here again. He is now located
in Savannah, but has been in many
cities since leaving Brunswick.
Mr Webster says he notices num-
Der of changes in Brunswick during
the time that he has been away, and
says the city has grown wonderfully.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-29
Season is Late.

The seasons at the resorts starts
later this year than any previous one
in the history of these popular places
but from the present indications it
will all be made up in the end as both
he resorts will do we'll
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-29
To Improve American Gable Code.

London, May 2S.-Tho international
Telegraph conference began its scs-
5ions in London today with represent
itivos present from the United States.
as well as from Australia, South Al
lea ana all the countries of Europe.
\ special effort will be made by the
delegates from the United States to
iecme more favorable consideration
II American code messages.