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The Brunswick daily news., 1904-02-14
THE OLD PLEA.

He "odn't Know It was Loaded.
The coffee drinker seldom realizes
hat Coffee contain, the drug CsHein
a serious poison to ne heart and aerv.
.es thereby causing many other forms
.of disease noticab, dyspepsia.
T was lover coffee and i.sed
.,t for many years a. d did not reslize
Tho bad effect was sirfferlag ron its
use.
At first was troubled with indiges.
zion but did not attribute the trouble
to the use of coffee but thought it
arose from other causes. With these
attacks / had sich headache, nausea
and vomiting Finally my stomach
was In such condition / could scarce.
ly retain any food
Il consulted a physician; was told
all my troubles came from indigestion
but was not informed what caused the
indigestion, so l kept on with the
coffee and kept en- with the troubles
100 and my case continued to grow
worse from year to year until it de.
7eloped into chronic diarrhea, nausea
and severe attacks of vomiting so (
could keep nothing on my stomach
and became a mere shadow reduced
from I59 to 1913 pounds.
"a specialist informed me | had q
very severe case of catarrh of the
5tomach which had got so bad he could
do nothing for me and became con.
Sinced my days were numbered.
z Then l chanced to see an article
setting forth the good qualities OF Pos
tnm and explaining how coffee injuries
people so 1 concluded to give Postum
a trial, l soon saw the good effects
my headaches were less frequent,
nausea and vomiting only came on at
long intervals and | was soon a chang
ed man, feeling much better.
Then / thought / could stand coffee
again, but as soon as l tried 1t my old
troubles returned and l again turned
TO Pogtum. Would YOU believe 1t | did
this three times before | had sense
enough to quit coffee for good and
keep on with Postum; the result is
1m now we'll man with no more
headaches, sick stomach or vomiting
and have already gained back to lat
pounds Name given by Postum Co.
Battle Creek, Mich.
Look in each package for the fam.
GUS little book THE Road to Well
vile"
The Brunswick daily news., 1904-02-14
A UNIUE INVITATION.
Ladies Of Methodist Church to Give
an Entertainment.

Ladies Of Methodist Church to Give
an Entertainment.
The ladies Of the First Methodist
church have arranged an entertain
nent for Friday night for the benefit
of the new church at the residence
Of Mrs. ]. 3. Davis, and the following
lis copy Of the invitation sent out
An old time social. u. r. axed to
a Soshul that us folks OF Sirkel is
gwine to have at Mrs. J. g. Davis,
904 G.. t.,Friday night, Feb. 49, Ano
Domi. 1904. Rules; Rule I. Every
woman that kums must ware old.
fashioned dress and a apron. Rule q.
All the men is obeeged to ware there
old close and kalaker shurts. A prize
will be give to the man or woman
havin on the wors lookin rigs Every
one brakin the rules will find 10
sents Thar is gwin to be taking,
sparkling and sioh like amuseme1ts.
\ Thar will also be a spellln pee. cum
and have good time. The best dress
ed pursen will be find 10 sents. The
worst dressed pursen will git a prize.
II you amt got no Kerloneyal close
that your CRATE granpas and mas used
to ware and left you'ns as releks let
ther boys ware thar pas old pants
| (trowsers) and the gals ther customs
Of several years ago. Postul /. All
pursens coming without patch on
ther close will be find 10c. Admission
at ahe door ten sents 40 cents)
Every pursen comm to this soshul
with ther dressed sp close On will
3 and 10 sents. The doorkeeper will
be the judge. Beneht-New Metho.
dist church.
The Brunswick daily news., 1904-02-14
KNIGHTS HAVE A
GOOD PROGRAM
-
To Give Banquet at the
Oglethorpe Friday
Night.
JUDGE FISH NOT COMING
The Anniversary Address viii be De.
Iivered by Judge T. A. Rarker--A
Full List Of the Speakers for
the Occasion.

The two Brunswick lodges of
Knights of Pythias are making elab-
orate arrangements for their banquet
to be given next Friday night in the
parlors of the 0elethorge hotel in eel,
ebration Of the fortieth anniversary
of the order.
A telegram has been received from
Justice VIM. Little. Of the Georgia
supreme court. stating that it will be
impossible for him to attend. Judge
Fish was invited to deliver the ami.
versary address, and 1t is regretted
that other engagements caused him
mot to accept the invitation.
Judge T. A. Parker. Of this circuit.
WITH make the address.
The program in full for the banquet
Is as follows:
Opening prayer. ReY. w. z Porter
Musical selection.
Introductory address BY Chairman
Max Isaac
Anniversary address. by Past Chan
cellor T, A. Parker.
Musical selection.
cloying prayer. Rev ", e. Porter.
Banquet Hall.
Taast Master. W. n symoRs, &. c.
Responses,
@Pythianism, 7. A. Parker. P. c.
Fraternity Woodford Mabry
Secret Societies. John W. Bennett,
|G 4.
Tha GRAND LODGE p Bntts.
10 d. o.
"our Lodge A. D. Gale, P. c.
THE Uniform Rank. Capt. T. New.
man.
Greater Brunswick, Col c. P. Good
year.
THE Ladies', G. W. Blanton.
The members Of the two lodges de-
sire to say that all visiting Knights
are cordially invited to attend.
The Brunswick daily news., 1904-02-14
MANY PRIZE OF WAR
TAKEN BY JAPAN.

London, Feb. 13.-Dispatches to the
Daily Mail from Toxic and Nagaski
dated Feb. 10,report the arrival at
Sasebo, Japan, Of two large Russian
steamers. One is the new volunteer
feet association transport Ekaterino-
slav, which recently landed troops
and arms at Port Arthur, and the 9th
er is the steamer Argun, belonging
TO the Chinese Eastern Railway
Company Both were captured by the
Japanese cruisers Sal Yam and Hei
Ysn, i'll the neighborhood Of Fusan
Corea. The Ekaterinoslav is of 10000
tons displacement and had been fitted
up as an auxiliary cruiser She had
thirty rifles on board and was on heI
way from Vladivostok. The Argun
was going to vladiyostok from Naga
saki.
The Russian whalers Glorige, Nico
lai, Alexander and Michael, captured
by the japanese, have arrived at sas
ebo.
The Brunswick daily news., 1904-02-14
ONLY TWO FIGHTS.
Believed other Reports Referred 70
Same Affairs.

Same Affairs.
New York, Feb. ia careful STUDY
Of the reports that have reached Amer
ics and Europe from the east, includ
ing press dispatches and communlca
t,ons through other channels, woulo
Indicate that but two actual conhicts
Of anv moment have so tar occurred
1hese are the Japanese navel attack"
on port Arthur on Monday night an.
Tuesday morning and the analr a.
Chemulpo on Monday and TUESDAY
In circles where knowledge OF con
ditions in that part OF the Worlo d..
lows them to speak with accuracy'
rho various reports of other engage
nents are considered but echoes OF
shese two fights. News travels sio"iJ
in North China. Cable and telegraph
facilities are very limited, aRd II l.
very evident as reports Of the sof'
Arthur and Chemulpo affairs reaca
various points they are promptiy Co
bled by resident correspondents, re5ul'
ing in natural confusion Of dates, Tne
circumstantlal report OF another en
gagement, sent by the Reuter- Ioie
gram Co, from Toxic under date oi
FEB. 10 also undoubtedly referred u
the original attack at Port Arthur
news of which had Just reached Tokio
The food Of conflicting dispatches
from various North China points dur
ing the Boxer revolution is recalled
For this reason the reports cabled BY
rien Tsin correspondent Of the Lon
don standard that Russian fec
had bombarded Hakodste is entirely
disregarded,
The Brunswick daily news., 1904-02-14
ACTION or GRAND JURY
ENDORSED BY PEOPLE.
elynn County Citizens Want a New
Court House.


elynn County Citizens Want New
Court House.
The action OF the recent grand
jury in recommending that the pres
eat court house be sold and new one
erected, met with the hearty approval
OF the people Of the county generally.
The present court house, while a
very handsome building. is not at all
suited for court house, and is very
inconvenient. The court room is al
together inadequate; the rooms for
the grand jury is too small and while
the officers down stairs have excellent
odices, the second and third story is
not suited for the purpose for which
it is now being used.
1t is believed that the building can
be easily disposed Of, and the sASpt
'becured IRON the sale will very near
ly half pay for a new home for the
county oaceFs. 1t is believed that
the commissioners will at once take up
the matter, and do everything posi-
Bile to secure a new court house.
The Brunswick daily news., 1904-02-14
SENATOR HANNA
GROWS BETTER
- i
A Change for the Better
Occurred and He
MaysRecover
PHYSICIANS NOW HAVE HOPE
He Rallied Early Yesterday Mornlas
and Continued 70 Improve All
During the oay--oiad Nss /
to Hls Friends. III
PHYSICIANS NOW HAVE HOPE

Washington. Feb. 13.-The deepOn6.
ency of last night and this morning is
over. The sad feelings over Senator
Hanna's condition has given way Ia
feelings of elation.
The reports from the room Of the
sick man are so encouraging that the
friends of the senator are allowing
themselves to think that he may now
recover.
Early last night all hope was about
given up; the great senator was ex.
pected to die at any moment, in fact
the attending physicians announced
that they would endeavor to keep him
alive until his son arrived from Cleve.
land, giving the outside world to un.
derstand that it was almost impossible
for him to recover.
Early this morning he rallied and
steadily grew better Shortly after
3 o'clock this morning the physicians
issued bulletin to the effect that the
senator was greatly improved, and
mad been growing better since mid.
night.
This news was joyfully received In
all quarters of Washington. and In
fact all over the country. When
friends of Qhioian retired last
night trey fully expected to pick up
the morning paper and see the death
|ot Senator Hanna chronicled.
At 10 o'clock last night a bulletiR
was issued. which stated that the psti
ent was resting easy and STEADILY In.
proving
The Brunswick daily news., 1904-02-14
Scent Day in the city.

President Robinson, Chas l.. Hyde,
chairman board of directors, and W,
a. Wimbish, general counsel Of the
Brunsw elk and Birmingham railroad,
VINO have been on a tour over the
line, and who returned from Atlanta
Friday morning, spent yesterday in
the city. 1t is not known where they
will go from Brunswick.
The Brunswick daily news., 1904-02-14
70 MAKE SOME IMPROVEMENTS.

The Board Of Education Decide "a
Fence in New Town School.
At meeting Of the board OF educa.
held day or two since, that organiza.
lion decided to make a number Of i'm.
2rovemeAts in the New Town school.
In the first place a handsome new
renee is to be placed around the build.
ing and brick payings will be con.
structed out to the side walks from
several directions This will add ma.
erially to the appearance of the
structure, which is one of the hand
somest school buildings in this, section
5f the state.
The Brunswick daily news., 1904-02-14
RUSSIAN WOMEN
ARE PREPARING LINT.
Grand Duchess Engaging In Work
Of the Red Cross Society.


Grand Duchess Engaging In Work
Of the Red Cross Society.
st. Petersburg, Feb. 13.-In response
ito the appeal. Of the dowager czarina
duchesses and numerous other noble
ladies have organized committees In
st. Petersburg.
The official Messenger daily prints
pages Of loyal addresses from Fem.
|stovo and municipalities and govern.
ment corporations. The car takes
Occasion to thank the senders Of ad-
dresses in each case.
From all parts OF the empire come
kilograms Of the feverish activity OF
the ladies committees embracing va
rous classes OF the population who
ARE preparing linen bandages and 9th.
Ter supplies for the hospitals and the
Red Cross society.
The dowager czarina has issued a
rescript to the Red Cross OF Russia
directing 1t to make provision to al
leviate the sufferings of the wounded
in the war with Japan. A branch OF
the Red Cross has been established in
the winter palace.
The offers for service have been so
numerous that no more will be re-
|quired at present.
A continuance of the patriotic do
monstrations in which thousands OF
students and workingmen participated
are reported from Moscow, Kief and
other places.
The Brunswick daily news., 1904-02-14
Is,o BOND PUT ON AspINWAsOs
Pierce County Planter Held as w.
Charge Of Peonaae.

|narpe Of PeonaHes
valdoBta, Ca. Feb. 12.---The preiimi
mary hearing in the case OF q. Aspin.
valid, Of Pierce county, charged with
peonage. which was commenced before
Cnited States Commissioner J. M. John
son in this city yesterday, was CON.
Icluded today.
After hearing about a dozen wttneBs&
es In the case the commissioner bound
Aspinwald over to the March term of
the Cnited States court in this city uA
der q bond of $1,000, which he gave.
Aspinwald is prominent citizen OF
Pierce county. He Is accused Of
swearing out warrants for three ne
gro men under fictitious charges and
of endeavoring TO intimidate them and
force them to work for him.
1t Is claimed that the negroes former
ly worked for Aspinwald, but when
they quit his employ, obtained money
from w. q. suggs. a leading citizen Of
Charlton county, and paid all they cw-
ed to Aspinwald.
Suggs employed the negroes after
they left Aspinwald and was one Of
the main witnesses against the latter
in the hearing here today.
John Durrance, an overseer for AZ
pinwald, was also arrested on q peon.
age charge In connection with the
same negroes, but the evidence was
not sufficient to warrant his detantion
an Ihe was accordingly discharged b.
Commissioner Johnson.
The Brunswick daily news., 1904-02-14
RUSSIAN REPORT BRANDED
AS FALSE BY GREAT BRITAIN

London, Feb, 13.-Referring in the
mouse of lords today to the Russian
charges on the subject Of WeiHai,Wei
Foreign Minister Lansdowue declared
the report that Great Britain has given
#ei-fdai, Wei as base FOR the Japa.
nese operations against Port Arthur
was entirely unfourded and, 40 far a..
he could conjecture. II was I nlaeaeiy.
Gus fabrication. Lord Lansddans ads
ded that he had telegraDhed to the
British representatives there to as
certain If amy incident has occurred to
give the slightest color to the report,
The Brunswick daily news., 1904-02-14
NILaMA4 pREMIQM ooMpANY


The Announce sheig Formal Opening
Here for Tom@sseN Morning.
BY reference toas page advertise
Iment Of the Nilbmk Premium Co.,
which appears elsewsfe in this issue
IT will be observed sat this concern
announces their fotAai opening for
tomorrow at the capsfs store Of Thorn
as Lloyd on Newcaeiie street. These
enterprising people Nave been in the
city for several days introducing their
famous gold tradirg stamps, which
have been adopted hg some Of the
most prominent mefeants In the city
covering almost every line Of business.
The Nilbmah Premium Company, is
"a Boston concern, operating in great
many Of the cities OF the south They
are progressive business men and The
|Nek Is welcomes them TO this city and
wi Pes them the very fullest measure
|ofk Success.
The Brunswick daily news., 1904-02-14
HAD DYNAMITE HIDDEN.

Austrian from America Arrested In
Liverpool.
Liverpool, Feb. 13.-The custom on.
cials today found eighteen pounds Of
dynamite and 1850 detonators in the
possession of an Austrian emigrant
on board the White Star steamer Ma.
jestic. which left New York Feb, 3
and arrived here yesterday.
The Austrian's trunk had a false
bottom in which the dynamite was
concealed. The man, who gave the
name OF Ivan Lymbanovlc, and who
ostensibly was bound for Carload, waz
arrested and remanded until Feb 20
The Brunswick daily news., 1904-02-14
LgvY's GREAT SALE.
eoms oenuIne garaaIns oHered

Some Genuine Bargains offered by
This Well Known House.
Attention ig directed TO the hand.
some half page advertisement Of b.
81 Levy, Bros, & Co. in this issue
These gentlemen are going to conduct
a dissolution sale during the coming
week, which will cover a very large
hae Of their splendidly selected stock.
BY reference to the ad. it will be
observed that some genuine bargains
will be onered by this very popular
firm during this great dissolution sale.
The Brunswick daily news., 1904-02-14
GOOD McsIcAL COMEDY
BOOKED TO APPEAR HERE.

y Managers Fleming & Waff, Of the
Grand, yesterday booked "Winsome
Winnie" a hrst-class musical comedy
which Will appear here later In the
season. This musical comedy is sen;
out by the same people, Sam s. shu.
bert and Nixon and Zimmerman, who
recently treated US with the DE Ange.
lis Opera Company. ~Winsome Win.
nie7 will no doubt be one Of the best
musical comedies that has ever visit
ed Brunswick.
The Brunswick daily news., 1904-02-14
pAIp rae LOSSES RRoMeTLY.

= +.
SnisnaEd Line cf flrs sarance Com
paaIes Fsspre q, Wright
Elsewhere in this isvesS WI De found
half page advertisement of James
S. Wright, Brunswlck's pioneers fire
Insurance agent. 1t isl notable fact
that Mr. Wright represents several OF
the large companies who lost heavily
in the recent Baltimore conaagration
and all OF them have paid the losses
very promptly and are still prepared
to do the same thing time and time
again.
In addition to the fire insurance bus
mess, Mr., Wright represents a mum
Der OF life, storm, accident, plate glass
and in fact all characters Of insurance
concerns.
The Brunswick daily news., 1904-02-14
KNOWLES CLOSE A VERY
SUCCESSFUL ENGAGEMENT

The Knowles, hypnotists, closed a
very successful weeks engagement al
the Grand yesterday with two perform
ances. matinee and night. Both OF
them we're fairly we'll attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knowles, during theil
weeks stay in Brunswick have made
large circle OF friends, who viii al
WAYS be glad to welcome them V
Brunswick.
The Brunswick daily news., 1904-02-14
HARRIS NicKLE PLATE
SHOWS ARE COMING.

viii Exhibit Here Latter Part Of the
Month.
Harris famous Nickle-Plate circus
will be in Brunswick the latter part
OF the present month, probably on the
2Sth. This circus Is now in winter
quarters in Valdosta, and will show In
Brunswick the third day after it starts
out. The circus is said to be better
than ever.
J. H. Creamer. of this city. has ac
cepted position as the advance agent
|of the circus. and leaves this morning
for valdosta.
The Brunswick daily news., 1904-02-14
CHINA DECLARES
HER NEUTRALITY
Proclamation was Issued
froSaa Pekin Yes
day.
OTHER LATE WAR NEWS
Not Believed as Many Battles Hsvs
Occurred as Have Seen Reported.
Much Confusion in the Dl.,
patches.
OTHER LATE WAR NEWS

Toxic, Feb. 1s.-china today declar.
ed her neutrality. The proclamation
OF course prevents the threatened IN.
Vasion Of Manchuria by the Boxers
China also muet prevent the use OF
ner soil BY either Russians or Japan,
ese troops.
The Brunswick daily news., 1904-02-14
Watch for War News.

The people Of Brunswick seem to BE-
greatly interested in the war between
Japan and Russia and many inquiries
are made to this ofice during the day
as to the news. Short bulletins are
received here during the Gay and We
gladly furnish the people with the
news.
The Brunswick daily news., 1904-02-14
The Wreck Of the Lillian.

Philadelphia, Feb. 13-Cable advices
received here today by owners state
that the bark Lillian, from Philadel.
phia for Charleston before reported at
Bermudaslies sunk at st. Georges.
She will be survived, condemned and
sold,
The Brunswick daily news., 1904-02-14

The largest crowd of the season is
now at Jekyl. Guests have been ar.
riving all during the week and the dit.
ferent cottages as we'll as the large
club house is now died with uotth.
ern millionaIres.
The Brunswick daily news., 1904-02-14
RUSSIANS LOSE
A TORPEDO BOAT.

st. Petersburg, Feb. IA report
has been received from viceroy Alex
Jeff saying that the Russian torpedo
transport Yenisei has been blown up
as the result Of accidentally striking a
mine at Port Arthur. The Yenisei
sank and Captain stepanoff, three Off
GERS and ninety-one men were lost.
The Brunswick daily news., 1904-02-14
PLENTY Q work.

City council will meet on Tuesday
night, and there will be large
amount Of routine natters for the sol
ons. They have nc held a session in
very near three seks and many pa.
pers have been piling up with the
The Brunswick daily news., 1904-02-14
ONLY MILITARY TRAFFIC
ON SIBERIAN RAIl 7oAn

ST Petersburg, Feb. 1s.--Notince is
given that emigration eastward is sus.
pended In fact the Siberian railroad
is monopolized by the transportation
Of troops and war munition to the com.
plete exclusion Of commercial trafac.
The Brunswick daily news., 1904-02-14
BALTIMORE FIRE LossEs.
The Phoenix Insurance Company
Loses Only $25o,coo.

Soooa 0niy V<oVf~oNs
New York, Feb, 13.-The Phoenix
Insurance Company Of this city loses
but about $250,OOO BY the Baltimors
fire, while its monthly income 10 near.
ly 100000, its surplus is s1,7O0.0OO,
capital $1,ooo,000. gross assets $780,,
900. The Phoenix, though one OF tho
Oldest, is one Of the most progressive
largest and most solid Of the fire insur
ance companies. Its Losses Of s44O,~
900 in the Chicago in 1871 and Of
nearly $560,000 In the Boston fire In
1872 were paid promptly and without
inconvenience. though at that time
the Phoenix was comparatively small
to what 1t Is now.
The Brunswick daily news., 1904-02-14
SPENCER PARTY
ARRIVES TODAY
-
Prominent Railroad Off
claEs will be Here
This Afternoon
10 SPEND DAY AT JEKYL
Foe Parry wnl Return Ton,orrow and
Leave for Macon and Other Points
or TIE Road-Llst Of Those
IN Party.

President Samuel Spencer of the
Southern railway, with Vice President
A. B. Andrews, General Manager C,
H. Asaert and others prominently con
nected with the system. as we'll as
prominent fnanciers Of the east viii
reach the city at two O'Clock this after
noon. The party is travelling in a spe
ciai handsome train Of seven cars.
Those in the party besides Presi.
dent Spencer are
Mr. William Butler Duncan, chair.
man Of the Mobile and Ohio railroad
company.
Measrs Adrian iselin, Jr.. James T.
woodward, H. c. Fahnestoek.- Thomas
e bins, L, p Randolphe Of New
YORK.
at, S. n Inman Of Atlanta.
ar joseph Bryan. Richmond;
Geeeral Randolphe, Washington.
AEr W. Gordon McCabe, Richmond.
Asr Fairfax Harrison, assistant to
Rres6e! ksr. Washington.
a. rews, first vice presi.
saern railway, Raleigh.
81 ". Finley, second vice presi-
snt southern railway, Washington.
- n Culp, fourth vice president
psoAAlern railway, Washington.
Nc. c Il. Ackert, general manager
Haataern railway, Washington.
Ar. c. s. McManus, general superin.
tenaent scsdnern railway, Greensboro.
M ~ Il Wells. engineer of con.
ssrNatieas sastAera railway Na<lslng
ton,
MID. w. Lum. chief engineer main
tenance OF way and survey Southern
railway, Washington,
S. Higgins, meehsnioal superinten-
dent Southern railway, Washington.
on arriving IN Brunswick the party
lwil leave BY special boat for Jekyl
where they will spend tonight, return.
ing 10 Brunswick tomorrow morning
they viii leave for Macon and other
poiats On tle Southern
The Brunswick daily news., 1904-02-14
RETIRED NAVAL OFFICERS
ARE WARNED TO PREPARE

London, Feb. 13.--The retired naval
officers have been warned by Admiral
Ty to keep themselves, in readiness
Reported that France is also preparing
for war Germany believed will assist
Russia automatically cause defeat.
The Brunswick daily news., 1904-02-14
SECRETARY HAY PROTESTS;
NO REPLY RECEIVED.

Washington, Feb. 1S.--Secretary
Hay protests against Russia because
the American ships in Russia have
failed to reply to Hays note.
The Brunswick daily news., 1904-02-14
MORE FIGHTING
BY THE SHIPS
Four Ships of Valadivast-
ko Squadron Said
to be Sunk.
TORPEDO BOAT BLOWN UP
Land Fighting not to Begin in corea
Before Next Wednesday-Russlan
Minister Leaves Seoul Very
Suddenly.
ToRPEDO BOAT BLOWN UP

Toxic, Feb. 1s.--It is reported here
that four ships of the vladivaetko
squadron We're sunk by tropedo
The Brunswick daily news., 1904-02-14
LAND FIGHTING NOT 70
BEGIN BEFORE WEDNESDAY.

Taladivostho, Cheefoo, Feb, 1s.--
There Is not likely to be any land fight
ing IN cnrea before next Wednesday
The Brunswick daily news., 1904-02-14
RUSSIAN BALTIC FLEET
still AT kRoNsTADT,

Copenhagen, Feb ls.-The Russian
Baltic feet Is repofled to still be at
Kronstadt. Ice breaker is trying 70
keep the channel open for the fleet
The Brunswick daily news., 1904-02-14
UssFAN MINISTER LEAVES
SEOUL WITHOUT REASON

London, Feb. 13.-Russian Minister
Parolefffr has left Seoul without giving
any reaaon for his sudden departure.
The Brunswick daily news., 1904-02-14
FIERCE BATTLE REPORTED
NEAR NORTH PORT ARTHUR

Tien ITEMS, Feb, 1s.-It is reported
at chlnwang Too that a fierce sea bat
lie has occurred on the west side OF
The peDlasular Of NORTH Port arthur