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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-29
This State was Well Rep
resented at Exposition
Yesterday
StVtRAL GEORGlANS SPOKE
1t Proved to Be the Most Successful
State Day Since the Opening of
the Big Show Gov. Terrell,
Staff and Others Present

st. Louis Sept. 2S.-Tha big st
Louis fair was practically tn ned over
to the people of Georgia today, and it
proved to be the most successful state
day since the opening of the fair.
Governor Terrell. his staff. several
state house officers and other promi.
nent cntizens of the Empire state. ar,
rived on a special car over the South.
ern
The Georgia delegation appeared
on the grounds about 10 o'clock when
The exercises at the Georgia building
commenced There vas an unusually
lSrge attendance and the pretty Geor-
sal building was the rendezvous for a
ajority of the crowd.
Hon. E. G. Dunbar, one of hte Geor
gia commissioners at the fair. was the
orator of the day and he delivered
magnificent address, which was thor
oughly enjoyed by the large crowd
present. The crowd was composed
not only or Georgians. but people from
all sections of the country were pres.
ert at the exercises.
AT the Georgia building President
F'ances. of the exposition, in a short.
hut eloquent address, welcomed the
pc ople of Georgia, and his tax was re-
81 onded to by Governor Terrell. Later
Hugh V. Washington. who is in charge
OF the building. formally turned it oy-
er to the state.
After the exercises at the building
The Georgians adjourned to all sec
uths of the grounds. The Pike" OF
Course, received a majority oi the Wis
ltors and they had an excellent time
taking in the different attractions.
Altogether the day was a very pleas
ant one and a great success.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-29
ADVANCE OF JAPANESE
REPORTED BY SAKHAROFE

st. Petersburg, Sept. 2S.-The gem
eral staff has received the following
dispatch, dated yesterday: THE ene-
ny's vanguard consisting OF one bat
Talon and two squadrons OF cavalry,
nas assumed the offensive probably
Gor reconnaissance in the district be-
tween the Mandarin road and the
heights of the village of Toumytsa.
This advance was stopped by our
troops.
"They repeated along the Whole line
pursued by our cavalry. Tie enemy
nas not yet advanced north OF Daven
u the left bank of the Lao liver. but
IN increased force has been observed
in the neighborhood OF Sanchan. Jap
arese cavalry have appeared in the
galley of the Liao river"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-29
Money Lomlnn Secr.tlu

Jackson. Miss, Sept. rs Private
adyices received from Chicago today
state that N. w. Harris & Co.. the
oond syndicate, nave made arrange.
ments to transmit the money tor the
99OO,OOO bond issue purchased from
Lne state OF Mississippi at par value
and the money is expected to reach
me state treasury Wednesday after,
aeon. The method employed IN SEND.
lhg the money IS not known, the mat
tef having benn kept secret in or.
de" TO AVOID any possibility OF robbery
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-29
GENUINE AND HONEST SALE.
Great Sale Begins Today at kaiser's
the Old Reliables.

Great Sale Begins Today at kaiser's,
the old ReIiables. &.
Probably the greatest sacrifice sale
: Brunswicks history viii be maugu,
ated today at the large and well stock
ri dry goods store Of a. Kaiser & Bro
The sale begins today and lasts un-
j. Saturday night, and il is expected
.liat the arge number OF clerks will
Je kept busy until the sale finally
emes to close
The sale is called genuine and
donest sale and the reputation OF this
yell known Brunswick dry goods firm
guarantee thaJ every bargain oil
.eied IS genuine. The windows have
"a been prelhy dressed, the goods
.saye been assorted out with reduction
5ricos placed ON them and everything
- in readiness Ior the sale. Tine force
i clerks were busy until 10 octoc&
.ast night arranging for me sale.
Every article in the store has been
marked down, not small amount,
aut enough To m&Ae a great differ
nee to the S@Aer Dress goods, silks,
,otins, readytoS ~ skirts, etc. Will
4" 80 at prices which viii astonish
,he public,
The sale bids lair 10 be the greatest
conducted III brunswick IN many
years.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-29
CUTTING RATEEs ON BOOKS
Authorized Agents in Some Towns
Getting Worst of Deal.

Authorized Agents in Some Towns
Getting Worst of Deal.
Atlanta, Sept. 28-There are tricks
H. all trades and the book business
- no exception.
The state board of education has
lad complaints from Savannah Cor
dele and other places that uhauthoriZ-
ed persons have cut the price on
school books and the authorized deal
ers are raising a howl 1t comes
atout in this way:
The book concerns with which con
tracts were made are required to
have from one to three agencies in
each county at which books are sod
or exchanged at the stipulated prices.
These agencies receive 10 per cent.
man In Atlanta can get an outsider
IA Savannah to handle books the At
lanta man has margin Of 10 per cent
on which to cut the price. The local
dealer is not allowed TO cut the price
and OF course cannot meet the com
petition. 1t is apparent Lnat some
BODY has been DONG JobDlng busl-
ness in books. Houses not authOrll-
Ell to sell the booas nave them on sale
d. cut prices. TINS means they are
nandlng them as an advertisement
and are sacrificing the commission ON
The rates. Suppose, TO Illustrate, Il
savannah house wanted to put ON d
ieader The proprietor could 90 TO an
al thorized Atlanta agency ana say:
I'VE will take JoD lot of books to
De- sold outside OF your territory ana
will divide the 10 per cent. Commits
son. That is, we will pay 95 cents
.or books wnlch cost you ~ cents.
lou will make . cents. We Will SCI
lem at 95 cents. thus sacrhclng our
commission, but cutting out the other
GLOW and getting big advertisement
4 ou get 5 per cent on sale you eould
not other wise make and the desisnal'
.! book agency in Savannah gets 4.
III the neck"
1t is clear fight between the ms
and the outs with the outs assisted
~ some concern hat is authorized to
handle the uniform text books"
The regular agencies are under bond
and have to sell at a txed price. The
State board Of education has been ask
G.. to come to their rescue, put it IS
not any particular business OF the
state board. A book dealer can give
his books away without doing any r
ucu.ar damage to the school children
OF Georgia, so the row is strictly II
the family of book dealers.
The book companies will try tt
lbreak up the "Jobbers" who is supply
ing the cut rate stores. But the!
must catch him first. When they dt
trey will cut him off the list of agen
e.es and not let him haze any mor'
books.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-29
REGISTRATION
BOOKS To OPEN
-
Voters Can Qualify for City
Election on and After
Next Monday
A WHIIE PRIMARY THIS YEAR
City Executive Committee VIII Meet
Immediately After the Books
Close and Select Date for
the Primary.

The registration for the city election
win be opened on Monday, October 8
ard will be kept open for about thirt.
days. The law provides that tn,
hooks shall open on the first Monday
N October.
1t is not expected that the registra
ton viii be as heavy this year as il
Iast elections. This will be the frs
time in the history of Brunswick that
all parties enter a white primary, anc
Il erefore there viii not be the usua
II registration OF colored voters although
the better class of colored people vii
Gralify for the city election as hereto
icre.
In past years there has been one
general election in BrunswiaaJor may
o. and aldermen. he'd early IN Deeem
her, but at the election this year The
ichet selected by the white primary
viii only be atfied.
Because the registration BOOTS open
next Monday the caml aign does MOI
neeess4 riIy begin. and it is expected
snd hoped that politics in Brunswich
VII not commence for several weeks
vel.
Immediately alter the registration
books are closed. which Will be III
apout a month. the city executive com.
n.lttee .of which S C. Atkinson is
81 airman, VIII meet and name the
cate for the white primary. and it is
noped that politics viii be held in the
background until that time. A short
CITY campaign Of two or three weeks
Is about all that Brunswick peop.c
care to experience this year. 1t is
probable that the primary VIII be call
~ Tor about November Is.
Between now and January l there
viii be four elections. The state elec.
tlons occurs hext week. to be follow.
ef in November by the presidential
ara congressional elections. then the
ely primary ana later, IN December
Tie general cuy e.ection.
While there IS already some tall
II city political circles. no ore has yel
al nounced IoF mayor and aldermen
and it is not expected that anybody
Will before the city primary is called.
!; the committee meets Immediately
fFier The registration books are closeG
and the primary date is nxed between
Aefeber Is anu 70 the candi iates viii
have two weeks for campaigning
winch should De sumcieEt. Above al.
things, let's COZ nave a ions stretch
el out campaign
This viii be The 1rst time that ali
taetionS nave entered a white primary
anu il is belic,ed that the people col.
agree upon one candidate foI mayor
;,i.d four alder men before the primary
al.d 80 into the primary without op
position.
in the me nume, however. there are
two or three prominent ciuzaEs sleep
ing al night wllH one eye on the may
oiality cnair.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-29
BRITISH AMBASSADOR MAY
LOSE OFFICIAL POSITION

Washington, Sept. 2S.-Indications
are that before the matter is finally
settled the tables will be turned on
Hugh Gurey, third secretary OF the
British embassy anG that he may lose
his official position for the Massachu
setts affair. The whole state depart
ment has required return OF the fine
and that an apology be made that il
can demand OF Great Britain degreda
ton OF offender.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-29
British pestroyer Lost

London, Sept. 28.--The British tor.
pedo boat destroyer Chamois has been
lost off the island of Cephaionit, in the
Mediterranean. All on board were
saved. The Chamois was 215 feet
4cng was of $50 tons displacement and
800 indicated horse power and car
ried crew Of sixty-two officers ana
men. She was built in 1896 and car.
ried one 12-pounder quick hring gun
and i've 6-pounder quick firing guns
and two training tubes for 1S-inch tor
pcdoes.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-29
FARMERS INSTITUTE TO MEET.
Interesting Session Will be Held at
Woodbine, October IA

Woodbine, October 13.
The Farmers Institute of the Fourth
senatorial district, composed of the
counties of Glynn Camden and Charl.
ten, will be held at Woodbine, in Cam.
Cen county, on October 10. "-he meet
Ing will be held under the supervision
OF Hon. Harvie Jordan, state director.
! The following is the official program
for the meeting:
Morning Session, 10 O'clock.
Prayer.
Institute opened by president sena-
tcrial district
Introduction of lecturers.
Address-"Care and Handling Beef
Cattle"--Prof. c. L. Willoughby, Ex.
pertinent, Ga.
Discussion.
Address-'Improvem n Rural
Schools. S. Stewart, Athens.
discussion.
Address-"Crop Rotation and Com.
mercial Fertilizers Director Haryie
Jordan.
Adjournment for dinner.
Afternoon Session, O'Clock.
Injurious insects and
Pan Diseases Prof Wilmou Newell.
State Entomologist
Discussion.
Address-"improyement of Country
Homes'-Miss Lizzie o. Thomas, AT
lanta, Ga
Discussion.
Adjournment
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-29
JAZZ PANESE ARMY
AGAIN MOVING
-
Oyama Moves Left Wing
Threatening the Rus
slams Right
NO fighting is REPORTED
Believed that the Japanese Will Short.
iy EnveiOp the Russian Army.
Gen. kuropatkin is now Forti-
tying Fakoman.

London, Sept. 2S.-Reports receiy.
e' mere today would indicate a for
ward movement of the Japanese arm
les against the Russians at Tie pass.
Sinmlntin and Mukden. General Ku-
ropatkin is fortifying Fakoman, north
east OF Mukden, in order that he NAV
De prepared for the contingency of the
evacuation of Sinmintin.
The report Of naval engagement
AZ the southeastern extremity of Sak.
halin are not verified, to the contrary
! is believed that the VIadiyostok
squadron remains in the harbor. There
i no news from Port Arthur.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-29
sFEclAL ORCHESTRA TONIGHT.
Liberty Bellies" viii Hold Forth at
the Grand.

the Grand.
THE Liberty Bellies" high class
musical comedy;Wil be the attraction
a. the Grand tonight.
Managers Fleming and Wan have
engaged Woods orchestra to furnish
music during the evening, ana the ex-
cellent musical program to be render
e will add greatly to the entertain
ment. The orchestra is composed OF
several well known musicians and
furnish first class music.
An expensive. elaborate production,
four c.ever comedians. a pont ballet,
twenty-five beautiful girls, the Radium
Ballet. are few OF the many good
things TO be seen in The Liberty Bell
e The beles are twenty girls, who
are in the first act represented as
students in a seminary; they are
thoroughly self reliant and ndepend-
ent and find or make for themselves
liberty and more OF it. They are led
by two school girls who in the play
are known is Marcy Lee and Dorothy
Grey. These two girls have married
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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-29
cAgln4I@zBALks POLITICS.
Nc Time at Washington for Govern
ment Business Now.

ment Business Now.
Washington, Sept. 28.-Whlle mem,
bers of the cabinet who are IN the city
remained with the president today a
considerable length OF time, the meet
ing of thar body was comparatively
U1ief. Secretaries Taft, Mon ION ana
Hitchcock, Attorney General Moody
and Postmaster General Paype attend
a. the meeting.
Secretary Taft brought tO the at
tention of the president matters OF
rtutine but nothing was disclosed fol
publication. At the conclusion OF the
meeting National Chairman Cortelyou
arrived at the executive Office. For
an nour or more the president, Chair
man Cortelyou and the members OF
the cabinet discussed the political sit
ration. While Chairman Cortelyous
visit to Washington at this time was
II personal matter chiefly, he embrac-
ed the opportunity to consider with
rhe president and ais advisors some
subjects connected with the campaign
He desired to discuss the campaign
in all its features.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-29
T~-----a~e-~-----Fs-----
SURETY BOND OF $4,000
REFUSED FOR NAN PATTERSON

New York, Sept. PA bond of a
surety company Tor $2O,OO0 was today
refused as bsil for Nan Patterson,
who is charged with the murder OIL
Ctesar Young.
This was done because the law ex.
acts an element of personal respon.
sibility. The district attorney advis
Ell the surety company indemnity per
sonal bondsmen.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-29
DISGUISED NAME, SAVE FAMILY
Man, Well Connected in Augusta, May
be Pardoned.

Americus, ga, Sept. 28.--A mem.
Der OF a prominent Augusta family,
now serving a live year term in the
pententiary, will be pardoned if peti-
tions sent from Americus are effective
Under an assumed name, tue Angus.
clan was sentenced in an Americus
court for burglary nearly two years
ago BY the irony of fate he was as.
signed TO the camp near Augusta
where members Of his family have Just
discovered him having never hearo
o. his Incarceration.
Rev. M. j. Kreps, a prominent Au
gusta clergyman, is In Amsricus to
cay securing letters recommending
the convicts pardon, as there are
mitigating circumstances. The pris
oner was convicted under the assum
90 name of Raye. his real name being
Magrath.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-29
BISHOP KELLEY RETURNS
He Was Given a Reception Upon His
Arrival in Savannah.

ne was Given a Reception Upon His
Arrival in Savannah.
The following is telegram sent out
from Savannah Monday concernine
the return of Bishop Kelley of the dio
ees of Georgia:
Right Rev. Bishop b. J. Kelley, Oh
The diocese of Savannah, which EN-
braces all Georgia, was given an en-
lfuslastic welcome by the people OF
AIS faith today. He is back among
them after a stay of four months
abroad during which time he made
ms pilgrimage to Rome and received
Inc welcome and the blessing of the
holy father. This blessing he con
veys to his people OF the Savannah
diocese.
Bishop Kelley arrived this morning
though he had reached New York
some days ago on the Lucania. He
lent few days in Brooklyn and a
lew days in Richmond, visiting reIatiy.
ea
In accordance with the special re-
quest Of the bishop, there was no as
semblage at The station to meet him.
rle wrote Father Kennedy, pastor OF
lhe Cathedral of st. John the BAPTIST
asking that display and ceremony up
Oh the occasion of his homecoming be
avoided. Pursuant with this request
only Father Kennedy and j. Il. Harty
president Of he Catholic Library AS.
ISOLATION met tie bishop at the train
They escorted him to the bishops res
'dence. where he spent the remainder
" The day quietly.
Tonight at the hall of the Catholic
Library Association a reception was,
4endered the bishop. 1t was attended
1y great throng, very many OF the
oathohcs of TINS city being represented
ihere were. moreover. a number o,
'lsIllhS Priests III attendance notable
-mohg them being the Very ttev. l.. l..
f'9Zlh' vicar general OF the diocese
and Key. rather Gum. OF Atlanta. Ma
con, Augusta. Co.umDus and other CIT
4ts We're represented by members O.
me clergy.
Addresses Of welcome and re
Stonse on The part ol the blsnop con
Stituted Inc nIOrmdl prog. am tha;
"as followed. The most striking fea.
cure Of the reception was the presenta
tlon or }. F. uarty OF purse OF Sl,OU,
mat mad been ralsed lor TIE blshoL
AIom the parIsners throughout tn,
Iiocese. THIS was by voluntary ana
cheerfui subscriptions, only those who
telt thoroughly able contributing.
Blsnop Kelley was WslDIy affected
III the rich gIlL, lie thanked the don.
ors and the tremor ia his voice indl
Gated the depth OF his feeling and his
eve Ior ms people.
Bishop helley told tne gathering OF
ais visit 10 rome ana OF his attend.
Anee upon the pontim Bishop KELLEY
u a telicitlous speaker, and it was
with the deepest appreciation that he
,.aS heard,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-29
coMMISARlAT CROPS
GIVEN HIGH PRAISE.

London, Sept. 2S.-A dispatch to
news agency from st. Petersburg says
The Russky Inv aid publishes teie-
gam from General Kuropatsin prais.
ng the work of the commissiariat
corps for which the emperor indorsed
as follows:
Il have read with sincere pleasure
the opinion Of the commander in
chief on the perfect manner in which
The commissariat officers fulfilled their
duties"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-29
Mr.. DAVIS TOUR.
Vice Presidential Candidate Has Com
pleted His Arraroep,ep+e

vice presidential Candidate Has Com
pieted His Arrangements.
New York, Sept. 2S.-Daniel McCon.
VIE chairman of the speakers bn.
reau of the democratic national com.
nhttee. today received a letter from
henry Gassaway Davis, in which the
wee presidential candidate said that
~ mad competed arrangements for
ms speaking through West Virginia
The start will be made from Raj.
timore on Monday, October 10. after
meeting in that city which will be
addressed by the vice presidential can
dldate. Senator Arthur pue German
ex-senator VIM. Pickney White. Sen
ator John w. Daniel, OF Virginia ana
ex-senator David 3. Hill of New York
Senators Daniel, Hill and White will
accompany Mr.. Davis on ms entire
Trip through West Virginia. Stops
%lll be made at every town a.ong the
iihes OF the Baltimore and ONO. Ches.
dl cake and ohio and Norfolk ana
western railroads. Senator German
WI JON the party from time to time
ana viii speak at several meetings in
me larger towns.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-29
Duke peppered WIN Shot.

Dresden, SaXony, Sept. zS.-While
huntins partndges today DuAe Henry
ot MecKIenDurg-S g-Schwerm was shot by
rtince OtnOn of Schoenbergl Walden
0Lrg and wounded III both knees and
one hand. Luckny the gun was loaa-
"a with on,y brdshot. Nevertheless
The duke VIII be connncd to hOspit-
al tor several days.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-29
STEAMER
PASSES BOSPHoRUS.

Constantinople, Sept. 2S.-The Rus
sian volunteer fleet steamer Mimi Now.
gorod passed through the Bosphorus
yesterday bound for Candis Island OF
Crete, thence to Port Said, where she
will await orders. The Mini NoVgor-
Cd flew the Russian commercial flag
and carried no arms or ammunition.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-29
THOMAS N. M'CAULEY
Forfeited $1,000 BAIL

New York, SEPT. 2S.-Thomas N. Me-
Cauley, who was accused Of grand lar
ceny in connection with the lnterna-
tional Mercantile Agency, OF which he
was president, was called in the gener-
a! session court today. McGauiey was
not present and forfeited ms bond
~ onn
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-29
MAKING WINTER UNIFORMS
FOR a Half MILLION MEN

st. Petersburg. Sept. 2S.-The com
mlssarat department is already pre-
pared to furnish winter outfits for half
a million men. About AIS. 900 stes OF
iur CABS, cloaks and boots are proceed
ing to the Far East.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-29
LARGE PLANT FOR coRDELE.
city viii Soon Have $4,000 Oil, Fer.
tillzer and Cotton Plan..

CordeIe. Ga, Sept. 28.--C. G. Greer,
/ promInenC warehouse man and vice
y esident Of The Farmers and Mer-
kant, bank osed a contract this af-
-ernoon with representatives OF manu-
.acturers OF machinery for the estab-
lIshment here Of large snnery with
eight gins, also Dig OIL MN and
iertilizer plant. The gin is to be run
aiug in less than thirty days, while
,he other Two are to be ready for win
eei work. All told there will be an in
Iestment OF $4,000 70 s75,OOO.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-29
One District Omitted.

In publishing the list of election
managers Of the several districts OF
Glynn county yesterday, The News
by error, omitted the 9th district
The managers for this district are Geo
c. Myers, ]. A. Williamson, ]. R. Doer-
finger,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-29
HOT POLITICS IN GRIFFIN.
R-cs for Mayor is Attracting Great
Deal Of Attention.

f9~@e lOT WNyoT - HAtIdCttU9 &Tchb
Deal Of Attention.
Griffin, Ga. sept zS-The political
situation here as regards city officers
is ABOUT as warm as could be expected
b.. the most 4rdent seekers after hot
politics. There is a fuli ticket out for
luayor and Tor every ofnce. The race
between John b. Mills and Dr. ~ b.
Drewry for mayor is attracting most
ot the afternoon and both OF these
gentlemen with their friends are work
hg hard. Auded to the interest the
oid prohibition issue, which is never
Kept out OF politics in Spalding is cut
ting some ngure and as in Atlanta
Tie question Of the personnel of the
police board is an active one in the
cpmpaign. The primary comes of
Wednesday, October 5. the same day
az the regular state election.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-29
Round Bale case october Is

Washington, Sept 2S.--The inter-
state commerce commission announces
that arguments will be heard in the
two planters compress cases, Known
as the round bale Gotten cases, on Oc
tober Is in Washington.