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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-18
Col. Quinn Says the Cum
berland will Arrive
Shortly
70 WORK ON OUIER BAR
Engineer Notified Secretary Of the
spasd q Trade that large Ersdas
win be Here Immediately Az
ter sapaaey Fiest

Walter G. Brobston. secretary OF the
beard Of trade. last night received a
otter from Col. Quinn. Of savannah.
n charge Of the engineers ofnco in
'hls district, stating that the large
'redge Cumberland which ia now en-,
gagged in work IN Savannah harbor.
= ould be here Immediately after the
lrst Of January.
This informstion win be received
itA pleasure by marine people ana
cthers OF the city especially to the
aemhers Of tho board Of trase, As
well known the drsdgo was engaged
u work here several months ago, but
gan called to another port before she
ompleted tina work, it being under
,tood that she would be returned III a
ow weeks, but she wss not returned
Il several months ana dnally the
oerd of ira lc took tne matter up
md several tlaeeS parsed resolutions
eauesunE ths engineers TO haye her
eturnsd, Finally CO. Quinn notified
no beard ttst sac would he rsrsrnaa
nlmeasatsiy has tals vas ssgersi
ssks aao a1d nolhlag has since been
aeasd
at a rauaal meeting cf this board
he matter was again brought up An.
few 3ays eea seerotarv Brobst6r
gain wrota (ol Quinn inanirl,e
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-18
TWO MEN AND DIsnLLERY
CAPTURED IN RAsiM

Gainesville, Ca. Dec 17,-peou,v
collector Il. L. Richardson ana pepu.
y Revenue Marshal dennis Hughes
sfilled 1900 gallons Of beer into tno
thirsty soil Of the upper part of n.
'un county this week.
The officers ran into the stul ws,,..
ihe FIRE was hot and without dImenItv
captured the only occupant Of ths
place
As Hughes took the prisoner asias
Richardson noticed two pairs OF over
abs on the wall and correctly surmI.-
ca that there was a partner some.
where near.
Quietly he Tiaced the cap on tha
tank and firing the thing up as il work
= as in operation. waited bit sure
enough. the partner directly appear.
81 and was IN the grasp OF Uncle
SANS officers before he realized thar
az was not normal moonshiue condi.
TIN
After some oIeasant chatting by the
officers the moonshiuer Ike Craig.
laughed OF h,s hard luck philosophi,
cally and said well. boys. ye got
me-but I'm a man all right an | know
how to take my little dose OF medi.
cine"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-18
People Of Camden May
Have One Cut to This
County
ARE DISCUSSING QUESTION
scheme on Foot to Build Dirt Road
From Wo0aaine to olyrn County
WBleh Wes;s be Of ssneslt to
aoth couatles.

4 movement Id on loot in Camden
county. which. # carried out. VII
sreatly aeaeat ootn the people OF that
souaty aad thosa OF Brunswick who
aave business with our sister county.
The ssseg-e IS tQr The cptsiug Of a
read from Ycodbme tlrouah to this
county. ueAing at same roint ueal
aiaden- cong this the PEOPLE or
emde9 sa easily reach this city
~ drlw4
As Is 49, tnowu 1t is aow iulpogsi
lc to sAge To Camden county with
aat sosns aay pp past Waypesviile
AID eaialas Ia around Owens Ferry
making i aip o9 about aiiy miles
II the trails between ths uTo rouR.
-8s taad taeru IS considerable is BY
az or wsgef
Tie pse as or Camden ara ROW ed.
ccears tha erection oe nTi6ge
.croas toe 62tijla river and the cut
ing Of . rs41 clear through TO shia
sou1ty, he idea has neI Win ths
ppFoval Of the people generally spa
is believed that It Will be eagrlea
ut i gl. ct course. cost consider
be, bu, VII ue CT great be8eEt TO the
e.ople Of Garden.
The commissioners Of r9aIs and
egepuea "a tbat e21n.y discussed tAa
natter a. ta9lr last meeting but no
sehlite Kstal was taken
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-18
NEW RATE GRANTEDEoN
COTTON FROM ARLINGTON
aaIea Packed In Compressed Form
Secure a Reduction nRate.

Eales Packed In Compressed Form
Secure Reduction nRate.
a new rata has been granted by the
railroGd commission Of Georgia on cot
ion packed by Tungor presses from
Arlington TO Brunswick and Savannah
Inc rate applies only from Arlington
as the only Munger press IN the state
ls located there. When othel presses
are put IN II is probable that similar
fate viii be granted on cotton to the
gcrt cities.
Bales packed by the Munger press
ere the game size as bales which are
compressed By the railroad companies
At their big compresses and when
The press was frgt tried J. $. Cowart
he inventor. Immediately applied TOR
a new rate on cotton from Munger
presses Els reasons for the new
rete that the Munger bale occupied
exactly tho same space as conpres-
aed bale, and as the railroads paid
On an average OF 35 cents a. bale to
have cotton compressed, It was only
right and proper that new rate be
made on cotton waich was ready for
the railroads IN compressed shape.
The railroads. while at first oppos.
Ing the proposition, express them
selves az satished With the rev rate
which applies only from Arlington and
which Is cents per hundred pounds
less than the original rate.
It developed during the hearing
that the railroads were losing money
On cotton which is compressed and II
rlay be that within the next few years
loll the old fashioned presses In the
state will be siippIanted by a new kind
Of press that packs cotton Ike the
Munger press or like 5ale Is pack
ed when Il comes from the compress
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-18
BRITAIN ISSUES WARRANTS
FOR ROCHE AND siNNgTY

London Dc. 17--on the application
)" 'Fe treasury, warrants were issued
'oaay at Bow street police court FOR
me arrest OF J. Burke Roashe and NJ
slnnett in connection with the trans.
Ter Of the Turbine yacht Carolina 10
tae russians at Libau last month 4.
ne sne warrants are only effective ~
-Il.lsn territory the Scotland yard do
.scllFeS Whl haTe to await the volun.
tary arrival Of the two rrisbmsn =
This country.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-18
REV. SAM SMALL
LECTURES TODAY
We'll Known Georgian VIII be Heard
by Brunswick People at the Grand
Today.

Tho two lectures of Rev, Sam W
Small. at three o'clock thIs afternoon
for men only, and at eight O'Clock at
night, for men and women. will Offer
the people Of Brunswick an opportun-
lily to hear cne OF the aouth's best
known orators and it will be the last
for many years, as Mr.. Small is bus
hy engaged in preparing a history
Of Georgia and her public men that
will closely occupy his TINA
In his lecture Mr. small win have
many interesting things to say about
Georgia'a CONS OF the past and present
generations and his intimate person.
al relations with the foremost men
OF the state for the rast three decades
qualities him tn sketch their lives ana
Eork with an intimate view enjoyed
by few and TO enliyen the pictures
With antedote4 and reminlscoIce that
brings his hearers 10 personal touch
with the men Of whom he spcaks.
The subject Of tia afternoon lecture
win be ''rho scsrlet Woman" To
The men Ia the audience Mr.. smaH
win speak plainly of the social prob.
lem and It's remedy q subject that has
oeen a probem Of civilization since the
teginning Of history.
At night "Ha Majesty. the Devll'
viii have his private character thor
cughly exposed and to men and wo.
men Nj. Snail VIII tell in his inimiia
lie style Of his personal traits ene
pereginetions.
Mr.. Small says that he has no fear
Of insulting h.g satanic majesty WIFI
anything ne might say5-bGt he is 10;
soing to deal with him too harsh,y
hut will rathe' endoayor to show al
sides Of hts many sided character.
A fee Of ten cents will be charged
to defray the expenses Of the opera
house, foi reserved seats and they
viii be on sale at the box Office Of the
opera house for both lectures.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-18
Valuable Piece of City
Property Recently Cliang
ed Hands
IHt BIG HAlyfRsos LoT
st Nas Purchased oy .-Ssas ssnai.
cate headsd by maIcr c, Dswniao
Believed Handsome afIes
Building Will be Greeted

A real estate deal was coasur aai.
sd in the city day or two ss1ea.
which has been on tapis for ec
weeks ana which may be the nlsets
Of supplying Brunswick with al sher
handsome business building.
In short the handsome 90NlsQ fspy
icl located Oh Newcastle street. st
above tho National bank builein
selng on Newcastle. f ana GganF
streets and owned BY Capt Chare
tIllYerson has been sold to z local
syndicate heated by Maj. c. Dowsias
wAo may X the near future erect
handsome once building on the siSs
rh.a IS o2e OF the handsoiaest Is
eant lots ia tAe city and has tgf mas
years beon in demand The U.s.
goveEnnieet msde ar olfer to gureht
q Tor the felegai building site tQt Il
Sd end si7ce thar tiine It has bees
mentioned IA connection wtta ever
move loo5'ag ror ofhce building spae
The NeTs understands thai she II
cal syndicate Put uD $1,000 Tor ths ID
and taat aey may erect Al o6se butts
.ng on II al az early date OK meg
told it peadlns number Of conner
eld deyeiopmenta now on in the ciss.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-18
For Intorratlonal Arnltra.lnr

Rlchmond Va. Dec ia large
ana enthusiastic mass meeting was
held here tonight IN furthevance Of
the principle Of international arbitra.
ton Coy. Montague presided and ad-
dresses we're made by Mgr. o'conneii
oi washington. Hannis TAYLOR. ex.
iainister to spsin. Prof. S. c. Mitchell
of Richmond college and Thomas Nal.
son Page. Revolutions were adopted
urging the united States senate to
give prompt and favorable considere.
ton TO the arbitration treaties.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-18
REPORTERS DRIVEN
FROM COURTHOUSE
Hiss epang. Plttsburg Hsress, said
70 bs insane, Placed on Trial
Yesterday.


Brooklyn Dec. 17.-Quite a sensa-
tion WAS caused here this afternoon
Then Justice spang drove number
Vt photographers and reporters from
he corridors Of the Kings county court
aouse and in language quite strong
orbade them from printing any pro
acedings in the habeaus corpus case
lcobing to the release Of Miss Pang,
the Pittsburg heiross from the insane
anltarium.
Miss spang was placed on the
stond and testified that she was not IN
sane
The case Is attracting gr- At atten-
ton and the evidence intro luced TO-
lay was very contradictory. Two
alienists testified that the young lady
vas absolutely insane, while six otn
ers, one Of the official examiners Of
court swore that her mind was not al
al affected and that she was as san,
IS any one In the court room!
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-18
FIRE DIES TROYS a
DRY GOODS 81 OH
stock Of u. 1selnstein Almoss rotsli.
osatfoyeT at an Early Hour This

The dry goods store OF ). Vein.
stein. locatoI on Newcastle street
Just next to Marks livery stable. was
almost completely destroyed by hre
lis morning shortly after / o'clock
The fire vas q{3vered by one Of
the fremen On duty and the depart
aent arrived in a few inmates, but
yhe flames spread so rapidly that the
ertire little building was enveIoped
aetare the department could get the
b'aze under control
The stock cf goods wiz be a com
lete loss. Most of the stock was
1urned and the balance was badly
damaged by water. 1t is not kneSn
how the IRE originated.
Mr.. Welnstein could not be seen
last night and ii is not known whetn-
er or. not his loss is covered by insur-
ance. Tho building was owned by j
3 Wright, Of ST. Simon, 20 was In.
sured A+s
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-18
Druggists OF State Now
AFTER the Unlicensed
Men
IS SURE 10 BE SIoPptD
Dr.. Kidd. President Of the state Phar
n'aceutIcai Association, has Move
Op Foot to Cut off Unlicensed
Pharmacists.

AS IS weFq known considerable has
cen said of late in Georgia about nm.
licensed men running or taking charge
u drug stores and the state pharmo-
ceutcal association is after them as
viii be seen by the following from
yesterdays Macon Telegraph:
Or. J. E. Kidd. the president Of tbe
Georgia Pharmaceutical Association
q an interview, Informed a Telegraph
'tporter that it was true that as the
head of the association of the Georgia
+ruggists, he rot only had the author
", but considered it his duty 70 the
9eopie Of Georsia. as well as tp licens-
ed druggists to see that this law is
enforced in regard to drug stores be-
ng run without licensed men in
Charge. He etates that it is a very
sreat Injustice to the people to have
forced upon tfem incapable servants
q this profession.
The law Is very rigid in regard
. the above" he said and plainly
tates that q man shall be licensed
oy the state toard before tho law is
ailllng TO have the health and lIeI
~ citizens leopardized with the com
founding Of medicines. In somo plac.
Is tho fact Of licensed competitors
regrettlng to report the drug stors
'eihs conducted by unlicensed men
ave gone OF until Tor the safety
nd welfare OF our people the state
laeers ere forced to take I'D the
sg9rous @erk Of reporting ali such
rag stores tPat are not measuring
ao to the law, 70 the Judge OF the su-
eerior court and L the yrag.a jurors
ia Their duty the state viii have qaile
= number q people ansWsring "a some
save charges
pr. Kid has already had twa cases
reported 10 hiat Of geventeen-year.old
Lcys running drug stores for doctors
This the law does not allow unless
these doctors have complied with the
law" said he
a doctor is only licensed to prac.
hce medicine and fill his own prescrip-
tons and not to run drug store un.
less he stands a successful examine,
ton before the Georgia State board |
Of Pharmacy. One drug store has
been reported as being conducted un.
der the ncense of a druggist who is |
away at medical college.
"A branch store is run IN one Of our
cities by an unlicensed man with ff
teen minutes three times u day given
him by a licensed proprietor. How
does that compare with the enforce.
rent of the isw?"
Dr. Kidd IS preparing a circular let
Ter that will be sent TO the ocdinaries
OF the different counties to ind out
the druggists that have registered
With them and then with the list oi
registration kent by the secretary OF
the board Of pharmacy be expects to
be able to ges at the true state of af
fairs. He intends to have I'll infor-
nation IN hand With which to convict
by the Goth OF January.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-18
Woman In New York Says
She Owns a Bank..in
Georgia
SIZE IS PLACED IN JAIL
Miss Cora Wilson Accused by Maria
Lasuns Of Taking Diamond Rings
and Pin and Former has been
Arrested.

New York Dec 17.--Cora G. Wilson.
80 years old, who lives at the Arling.
ten hotel. 90 West Twenty.hfth street
VAS held IN s. 500 hail by Magistrate
ommen in the Tombs court today on
a charge Of grand larceny
She Immediately pleaded not guilty
declaring she was weaithy and able
% buy The articles of iewelry it is
alleged she had stolen.
Faria L, Lagune. once d friends OF
the prisoner was the plaintiff and on
nsr representation warrant was is
sued yesterday on which Miss Wilson
as arrested lpday at her apartment
In her statement to the court today
Mss Lisnne accused her former
friend Of stealing from her jewelry 10
the value Of $1,000 including three
9!amond rings and a diamond pin.
She said about two months ago
she called on MISS Wilson and remain.
81 Until q late hour at her roopas. Miss
wilson. she said suggested that on
M Meount Of the lateness OF the hour
.Aat Miss Laguae leave her rings with
aer
She did 80. she saId. ana declared.
7at she LAS been unable to get her
Ecperty back
aoat nave to steal" SAID MISS
slaon x eAn bank IN Ge0rgia.f
sra can ahoFl 70 puy all the iewelry.
9ant, Hiss Wilson was unable
S. furnish ba:i
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-18
sANNoNADiNe IN PROGRESS
ALONG RUSSIAN rEN~wn

Mui5den. Dee. Upon u. orr,v.,
4 General isaulbare. comm naer o.
4s lhlFd army hero today from Ha,.
''ln. he was received by a guest o. M
headed by a hand OF music ana 80 =.
4a ~ 81 sacAaronf ana Bnderlins,
'ie made bres speech convevirn ,
s. emperor $ greetings. General
i-isu 9ars then continaad bis to,, 60 9
+. 'iaI Islanpllltlga where rs bad :
hs.4, @9 eral kuropatRla
ie, = eaaaoaaa.1sg Is PROGRESSING
-i'''s ihs eeatat Tic aiasasa 4
,,.i,sisins tne Chinese troops Ii is
lers '''4'fAood q silnmintin with art,,.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-18
JAPS ASKED TO
SAVE HOSPITALS
Russian General Sends
Nogi Map Showing
Their Positions
BOMBARDMENT CONTINUES
One OF the Hospitals. It Is Reported.
was Struck by shsH and cOnsId-
erab'e Damage oone-other
News from War.

Toxic. Dec. 17.-General stoosses
aas asked General Nogi to spare tho
hospitals of the Russians in The So
'ero commandment at Port Arthur.
ne mas furnished the Japanese gen.
eral with a map Of the city. SHOWING
.. eaon OF the hospitals ana their poa,.
lens and the request will be granted
u IS also stated that one OF the hos.
p'ais was accidentally struck ana
eonslderable damage done
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-18
INTERESTING LECTURES At
THE SYMACOGBE FeIDa

At the synagogue Friday night a
'arge congregation heard two very
interesting feoeTos. Judge Max Isaac
luect1red Oh toe Bible IN Jurispru-
dence" watch was thoroughly enjoy
I'd by the large congregation. Col
G. =. Goodyear discusBed the Bible
from q modern standpoint and his
lecture was also muchuen5oyed. The
occasion proved TO be Very pleasant
ene Ia every way,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-18

Tho e. Csbar.lsnt vas called out
ote yestetaay aftep9on by small
aze e ne 9srrel faotory on a street
ils Gre aas fansed sy spme ebaying
row asa he rear door, walaa
ieniied ta some way. The fire was
eSting,is feore he arrival df tae
jepartme aun The damage was vers
small
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-18
80 L chalrnan.

aleaso, Dce l7.- Robert Hspatton
agapsd. ~ Was teaay eleafec
Ifaaa " ijia prqhihisioa national
.fTAmw t5 Sud. aea So
Mr. Patton w. fia candidate 81 tie
1lohibitlonais Tor governor OF lIlAos
in the last campaign, After the con-
h'ittee adjourned. Mr. Patton declined
to serve, thus leaving the commltte
without head
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-18
nav pReslpmo ELDER COMING
WIN Pay Visir to Methodist Church
Mnxt Month.

Next Month.
Following Is the appointment Of
Rev K. Read. the new presiding elder
VI this district:
waycross. First church, Dec. IS. u
a. m., Waycruss Trinity Dec. 1s,
2. m. Douglas Jan. t2; Brunswick
First church .an. 8. faa. N o. G
Jan. % 7:20 p 10. Brunswick, McKor-
dree. Jan. S, 7.30 p. m. r. G. Jan "a
7.2o p. m. Jesup, Jan IS, 16.; Towna
end at Townsend Friday Jan 20.;
Darien and W.. at Darien, Jan. p
%. Elackehear and Pierce al Black
shear. Jan. 20. 30.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-18
Announcement.

I am opening ~ now one Of the
aDest silk, gold and fancy handled UNI
bi elias which shall offer at unheard
cf low prices, for few days. Cal
end see my large Christmas stocb
Kennon Mott,
The JOweler, 2is Newcastle st.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-18
'sEY MORMON PRESIDENT
NOT FEDERAL AUTHoRirrra
mis- Is stater1ant Made in ths smoo.

US . staser7ent Made In this smoo.
W., cass Yesterday.
s.n y '"-nlns'on ] Dec. 17.-John NichoI.
sen' grand recorder Of sacred bool,. c,,s
= me Mormon temple. today told tho
,aa - ,saale, committee on the smoot case
eehantly that ii the federal autSor,'
: IS ordered him to do one thing ana
.Ne mormon president, Joseph p
7'niLh, told hip definitely to do anotb,
e. he would obey Smith.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-18
r. cALNAN PURCHASES
INTEREST IN DRUG STORE
tie VIII be Associated with J.. sydney
Roberts st Atlanta Pharmacy.

RE VIII be AcSociated with !. sydney
Roberta Of Atlanta Pharmacy.
A business deal. which has been
pending FOR several days. was finally
ognsummated in the CITY yesterday
hereby c. r. Calnan. the well known
4 c. L. engineer. purchased half
interest in ths Atlanta Pharmacy, at
ne corner Of Newcastle and Monk
q Gets and owned by J. Sydney ROD.
ia deal means that the Jlrcady
tepdl spEAS-aya rsa@4~-sTealy i'm
{ lpue3 aud viii be one Of the pret
9gsst IN the city Mr. Roberts ia a
high class licensed druggist and is
familiar with every detail Of che bus
t1esS. while &r. Conan is Identified
i \, number OF business concerns
~ sty and is popular among his
eE ths present the drug
wliJY1aAtinuo under the name
s59s1na AtlaHta 4eharmacy but may be
changed latef. re. News wishes the
pew partnership Ssuch SUCCESS,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-18
General Manager of A. s
B. was In the City
Yesterday
DtPOl QUESTION OISCUsSEO
c teens comWlttee, Which Has the
&siEer il charge, Talked over
the Question Win Mr. Mad
ley in his Private Car.

vice President aad General Manager
6Aorse Dole Wadiey Of the Atlantic
nd birmingham railroad arrived 10
city IN BIS private car at three
clock yesterday afternoon and loft
ese A<laaiic Coast Line at 4:1o
tor Waycgc2a. During the brief yiait
g TIE weA Raown general manager OF
she s. s z. 70 the city a number oL
matters Of interest to the people Q.
aauaswick occurred.
Il lie 4st rlece a delegatin, rep
resenung tae special citfzens COM
nsttss apE3atod hy the mayor, IN
sAe natter d tho new terminal prupo-
sitson o. t4e A. 6 q. visited MI
Aadlay as his car. st the loot Of Z
g. Get and hega o conference vita ain
Thoso IN tho party were Messrs E H.
Mason. $3.50 president Of National
tsak Of Brunswick. J stoygA s,1th.
slesi1ens og ae Brunswick 63EId q
kzs4ss -0l 4. bTo9ay 5&Is ely altC--
@ys fso4. A. J. Crovatt. mayor and
S. 6. EroBstoa, secretary Of tho board
trade ID addition to tha members
cI tas connittea. Met. G. Downing.
president q the National bank. was
also among TAG citizens OF Brnnswics.
who called upon NJ: Wadley.
aIr Wedley vas adylaed Of tie sltua
.cu with re.eEenas to the sntan8.e
s8cats nos 0a In reference to The pus.
ct aslng q a site Tor tbe new freight
fnd passenger depots OF the company
end be expressed deep satisfaction III
auneat displayed BY the people
ae clY eeaeraIly.
Ne case he felt thar the fu-
fara 81 the Asea ,. .des anaed as much
an brunswick as BTanswick's future
pended "a the A. & d. and ne ex-
gresaed tao hepe that all friction and
all aAereaees now existing between
tfe a. & Il. and tne Brunswick pro
rerty own nsTs. would at an early date
t.oe amicably adjusted
q may also be said IN this conuec-
on tAat from remarks mad. BY Nj.
va og t.a company means business
AID proposes. as soon as it Is possible
% aegin York on the Bruins swick
psls.
The membess og the local
zee we're 1eF aeh please
attitude q Gae Al Manages
end theg fes. plat aS
n earnest q s elf
brunswick ths ssrming
% every fash,-a
IMPhEssIVE
sd
stle Misc peg
Res.
The fgaetat d
lgtt occurred
o'clock from
q wright 80 W. F. H
crth con services
hymns eAslssS suse. Leg
Light" and SAFE IN the
steus9 were sung very swst
s-g.r -comPossa Of Mrs. Day
es Mary ag. Miss Ls
NJ r. ). Virgin.
a large number Of
resent - pay thaESS
Il the httlo sri "A
lilo had 1een cur oa3
rrde hana Of death, leas1 Z
"a IL 1he hearts Of ? a-
lA Is a4d al ihyse to WI hd
o-.1sared heIseis by her ~ lor
0irIoslElon ED gentle GnselN Ia
tire. Ths casket was covered with
e1elee ASIA 9getlngs. among them a
eeastifai B.ess tE3g the pupils and
teachers q sbebvsith grade Of tie
n.gA school q which the little girl
vas Z Eemt sf md anotsr from the
seseutn Grad to which her brother
Belongs.
TIE lnterment occurred at Palmetto
cemetery Wnete lAe remains were ten
aeJly laid 70 rest.
The fellow tng gentlemen acted
as pan bearers Mossls. P. W. Flem-
iag, s. g. Atkinson, T. ]. Wight. II
S. Lee. r. r. hopkins, L. T. McKin
rcn.
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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-18

Forecast for today in Georra; Fair
and slightly warmer.