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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-22
GEN, KUROPATK|N
HAS A BIG ARMY
Three Hundred Thousand
Men Ready for a
Battle
STOKtLBFRG IN COMMAND
He is in Charge of the First East ST.
berian Corps = Mysterious Ru-
mors Ahoat About the Squad
ron at vIadivostck.

st. Petersburg, April 21.-It is assert
ed by the general staff that General
Kuropatllin now has 100000 men at
the theater of war, sufficient for pres.
ent requirements
A prominent officer of the staff said
that the dispatch OF troops to the Far
East has been suspended for the pres.
ent.
General Baron stakelberg has been
given command Of the First East 81.
berian corps to which belong the adj
vance forces, General Kashtalinski be-
ing in command Of the third division.
at the Yalu river.
General Stallleberg is So years old
fought during the Turkestan campaign
and Russo-Turkish war and was
corps commander during the suppress
sion of the Boxer uprising. He has
never been wounded. Stakelberg sue
ceeds General Vladimir SakharoH
brother of the war minister. Sakha.
rolf ltecomes General Kuropatkin's
chief Of staff, He is the only Russian
general without a ribbon, although he
has numerous honor records.
There are mysterious rumors about
the yladivostok squadron. concerning
which mo information has been re-
ceiyed for more than ten days.
Captain Reitzenstein, who command
ed the Vladiyoctok squadron, has ar
rived at Port Arthur and has hoisted
his pennant on board the cruiser AS
kold as commander Of inc cruiser diyis
ion. He is succeeded at Vladivostok
by Captain Yensin
Vice Admiral Skrydlon has arrived
here on his way to the Far East where
he will take command of the Russian
fleet at Port Arthur The admiral was
accorded an enthusiastic reception by
The people, who througed the streets
The vast Znamienskala square, oppos-
ite the Nicholas railroad station, was
black with people, and the police
guarding the platform we're unable to
cope with the crowds, which broke
through the Gordon ana rushed toward
the train.
There were repeated outbreaks of
enthusiastic cheers as The admiral
left the car and from the oareheaded
throug a peasant stepped out and pre-.
sented Skrydloff with copy Of pic
ture entitled THE Holy Virgin of
JOY to the Afflicted"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-22
Morton F. Plants Yacht
Sails for Southampton
England
TIE FIRST RACE A LONG ONE
Commodore Plant viii Challenge for
the Cup at an Early Date, Giving
custodians Plenty Of Time to
Prepare Defense.

New York, April Commodore
Morton f. Plants schooner yacht In
gomar has sailed from Bristol, r. T.
for Southampton, Eng. Upon he ar
trivial at the latter port she will be re
fitted at the yards of Summers &
Payne for the cruising and racing trip
in British and German waters deter
mined upon by her owner.
Her first race may be from Dover
TO Heligoland, for the German Emper-
ors cup, and following chat she will
be entered for the important matches
at Kiel. Later she will return OF Brit
ish waters
The Ipgomar, however really goes
abroad with the intention of regain.
ing if possible the New York Yacht
Clubs Cape May challenge cup, which
has beeu hold in England since the
year 1885. when it was won by Sir
Richard Suttons cutter. the Genesta,
defeating the schooner pacht DauEt
less, then owned BY Mr. Caldwell Fl.
Colt One attempt hns been made by
the American pacht to winr back the
cup, but it did not succeed This was
the slooD Navahoe, then the property
Of Mr. Royal Phelps Carroll of the
New York Yacht Club, and her oppo-
nent was the cutter BrLtannit, owned
by the Prince OF Wales, now King Ed
ward, The course was from Alum
Bay pier. near the Needles. around
Gherbourg breakwater and back to the
Neetiias.
Commodore Plant VIII challenge for
the cup at an early day, giving the
custodians plenty of time to prepare
for It's defense He is anxious to bring
the famous trophy back ard should
he do SO win be heartily thanked by
the New York Yacht Club
The course in American waters was
from Sandy Hook to and around the
| Five Fathoms lightship Off Cape May
The races abroad in 1886 and 1889
were from Cowes around the Cher.
bourg breakwater and bask.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-22
Quite an Interesting Meet
ing Was Held by Board
Yesterday
LlGHT SHIP FOR OUTER BAR
Letter Received from Congressman
Rrantley Stating That tine sill
Would not Pass During the
Present Session.

The Brunswick board Of trade held
a very interesting meeting in its apart
ments a the city hall yesterday morn
ling
one Of the interesting features cf
the meeting was letter from Cen
Igressman Brantloy, which was TO The
effect that the bill providing for tue
lishtship for Brunswick would not
pass at the present session OF con.
gress, which will end next week, hut
that there would be no question about
the passage of the bill at the next
session Of congress.
This letter was OF course a source
oil general satisfaction among the
|members Of the board
A communication was read from
Hon. w. S. Jennings. governor Of
Florida, inviting representatives Of the
board to attend a meeting to be held
in Tampa next month, with reference
to the building Of the Panama canal.
A motion prevailed that The president
appoint a committee Of three to attend
the meeting. President Smith an.
nounced that he would name the com
mittee in the course Of few days
Col c. Z. Goodyera, was present
and reported progress on the work
lnow in hand S,ing to trade with
Porto Rico an the islands to the south
of us. Col. GVodyera announced that
he had recently received invitations tc
address the commercial bodies of q
number Of Georgia cities and. that g
was arranging to accept all Of them
Mossrs. Alex Bonnyman and Julius
Levy were elected members Of the
board.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-22
Local Team Could Not
Score Against Jackson
vile Yesterday
PLAYED RATHER SLOW GAME
Despite the Disasreeabie Weather
Quite Large Crowd was Present.
Locals Again Made Errors at
Critical Times.


5asksonyiiie made one run less in
the bah game yesterday than in the
first game. So did Brunswick. The
score yesterday was to 0.
With the weather cold enough to
play football. accompanied by driz-
zling rain, two or three hundred fans
patiently sat in the grand stand and
watched the progress of the game
and while there was some very good
playing, still the game was not as
spicy and interesting as the first one.
Jacksonville began her run making
in the very first inning, ana. due to err
rors by the Pilots, succeeded in get
ting two men across the home plate
With 8 two-bagger, sineIe and one
error two more - were added in
the third, and o the eighth, with a
base GA balls, one or two stolen bases
ana an error the fifth run was added.
The Pilots were unable to make a
score, and never succeeded in reach.
ing third base. The only time that
the home team had even a shadow of a
eiiance Of scoring was in the ninth,
when 0'Qunn was given his base on
bats Bowen was the next man up
and he also received a free pass.
RAbott was next at the bat. but in the
meantime oQuinn was thrown out
trying to steal third Abott few out
g rigAt field retiring the side.
Hagwell was in the box for Jackson
5iile and he pitched an excellent game,
ailowing the Pilots only one safe hit.
cor the locals oQuinn was 10 Tic box
a7s ie als9 iid good work but did not
lereise he proper support from the
lasiell lie succeeded il letting the
professionals doG1 with SIX hits and
initial bag
The score Of the game in detain is
as follows
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-22
Tablet Will Be Placed in
OgiethOrpe Fort at
Frederick
EXCURSION GOING OVER
It is Expected That About Forty of
the Danes viii Come over from
savannah-CoL P. A. stovau
Viii Speak

The Georgia society of Colonial Dam
es win arrive in Brunswick this morn
ing and viii after being entertained
at breakfast by the Brunswick Daugh.
ters OF the Revolution proceed
10 Frederick, for the ceremony OF plao
ing the tablet in The old Oglethorpe
fort The steamer Hessie has been
chartered Tor the occasion and will
convey the Dames and their guests,
the Daughters of American Revom
ton, to Frederica.
Hon. Pleasant A. Stoyall OF sayan-
nah will accompany the Danes and
win deliver the address at Frederica.
The steamer Emmiline will take
over all others who wish to witness
The ceremonies and spend a day at
this historic spot
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-22
RUSSIA MAKES A NEW
ISSUE OF PAPER CURRENCY

ST Petersburg, April, 21-Russia
has made a new issue Of $15,000,00 Of
paper currency against the free gold
in the state bank. At the ministry
.it is explained that il is an ordinary
issue and not forced Under the law
paper is issuable to double the amount
Of gold up to $l5,000.000 Of gold, in ex-
cess Of which paper must be covered,
rouble for rouble. In the state bank
are $500, 100000 Of gold, which will per
nit an issue OF $550,000,000 of paper
but the paper issue is now only $780,
1000, 600 All sorts Of figures ON the
cost Of the war are printed abroad.
The Associated Press correspondent
is authoritatiyely informed that the
daily expenses are averaging $750,000
and the estimate years expenses viii
be $250,000,000. No foreign loan has
been arranged and none is desired il
it can be avoided, as practically the TO-
tal war expenses can be raised at
home The ministry Of finance be-
lieves it will be easy to float an inter
nal loan late in the summer or fall
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-22
UNDERWRITERS ARE 70 MEET



Next Month
Augusta. Ga, April 2f.-May / and
IL the Georgia Local Underwriters
association will hold a convention in
this city This convention will be at
tended by al Of the fire Insurance
companies Of the state.
The convention VIII opea on The II
with a general conference at the Com
mericial club, when letters and pa
pers win be read and commented
upon. On the 18th Zig barbecue
will be given at the locks and this
viii wind up the convention. All the
prominent fire insurance men Of Geor-
gia viii be present and The general
and special agents Of these compan-
les will be on hand
This convention is held Tor the pur-
pose Of promoting good fellowship be
tween the various COMPANIES and will
also combine business with pleasure
as a great deal Of business viii be
transacted during the two days Of the
meeting.
1t is always the desire Of the presi-
dents and head officers Of the insur
ance COMPANIES to have their employ
ees on intimate terms with each 9th
er and these conventions are held
each year for this purpose. Nothing
tends more to the promotion Of good
feeling and god fellowship than a gooC
old-fashioned Georgia barbecue. Th,
committee in charge Of the exercises
realize this fact and a barbecue vii
be the main feature on the program
The principal headquarters will be a
the Albion.
The convention was held last yea
4 in Savannah,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-22
BIG STRIKE THREATENED
lfl MANY SILK MILLS.

New York, April 21-A general shut
down Of the silk mills at Paterson
and other parts Of New Jersey and
Pennsylvania is Threatened as re-
suit OF paucity Of orders for the fall
trade Many silk men aseribe the dull
ness to the presidential election, IN
favorable weather and the reduction
in the demand for higher priced fab
rtes because Of the general financial
conditions Thousands Of persons will
be affected by the shutting down Of the
Mills.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-22
.Di8CoVERER SAYS IT
ACTS LIKE RADiUM
indianapolis Chemist Discovers
Radiant Compound.

indianapolis Chemist Discovers a
Radiant Compound
Indianapolis. April 2t.- Thomas w.
smith, an analytical chemist of this
city, has discovered a compound which
possesses what he calls radiant energy
such as radium has He says he
made it by heating certain compounds
win uraninn salts. He says it will
probably produce all The effects claim
ed for radium
Il have put a small vial Of this com
pound 70 a dark room said Mr. Smith
placed my comera, with an ordinary
laie saYan feet from The vial and
produced an excellent photograph ol
the radiant compound The picture
was made by radiant energy of the
compound itself
Tho principal effects claimed for ra-
dium arc that it possesses some form
0r energy and produces an effect simi-
Tar to that Of the X-ray. The com
pound ! have made possesses in a high
degree the first and second properties
attributed to radium, Probably in a
more concentrated form this viii pro
duco other effects claimed for radium.
This compound contains 999 parts
or nonradiant material to one or radi-
mt material. SO far have not been
able to entirely Isolate the radiant
material from the diluting material
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-22
HELD A JOINT MEETING.
Veterans and Ladies Memorial Asso-
citation Settle all Differences.

veterans and EanteS Memorial ASSo
citation Settle all Differences.
A committe from the Ladies Memo
rial association and one from the
.Glynn county veterans held a meeting
in the Ri1emen's armory yesterday af-
ternoon and completed arrangements
for the Memorial Day exercises, All
differences that have heretofore ex-
listed between the two organizations
were settled.
The veterans will be invited 10 oc-
cupy place on the stage at the
Grand during the exercises. as viii thc
Daughters of the Confederaoy. Hon.
Pleasant A. Stovall Of Savannah viii
deliver the Memorial Day address, af-
ter his speech Col J. E Dart viii
speak for only few minutes espe-
cially to the veterans.
The Musical association has charge
of the program and everything is now
in readiness for the exercises.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-22
TRIED To KILL HERSELF.
Beautiful French Girl in Atlanta
Shoots Herself.

EGIutifHi TIGfSil Vii VI FNSt3iite'
Shoots Herself.
Atlanta, April 21.-Mille. Cesarie
Fuguera, a beautiful French girl, who
came to Atlanta recently and stopped
at the Piedmont hotel, where she
spent money layishly went to Oakland
cemetery yesterday afternoon and shot
herself twice with pistol Her cor
set stays detected the bullets and she
was not seriously wounded. The sex
ton went to where she was and She
handed him the pistol and begged
him to kill her. She was taken to
the Grady hospital, but refused tc
give any account Of herself She told
Madame Marie l.. Bizien, teacher Of
languages, yesterday that she intended
to make her win and expected to die
The young woman is said to be very
wealthy. # is believed her mind has
become unbalanced.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-22
steeI Men Me-.

New York, April 1.-Representativ-
es of the great steel manufacturers Of
the United States, Great Britain, Ger
lnany, Austria and Belgium are report
ed to be in secret conference in Lon
don, with view to arrange a reserya-
tion Of home markets the prevention
of dumping and fixing Of uniform ex-
port prices. The project originated
with a German syndicate.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-22
pisPENsARY WINS OUT
IN FLOYD COUNTY.

Rome, April 21-Gordon Lee carries
Floyd county for congress by abont
500 majority over G. r. Hutehens
and wias in the district by about the
same number.
w. S. McHenry defeats w. A. Know
Ies for the state senate by about 900
imaI0rity.
seaboss Wright, G. B. Holder and
claude P6feT %if for the legislature.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-22
JAPAN is INTERESTED
IN ALEXIEFF'S RESIGNATION

London, april 21.-The Japanese ie-
cation here is greatly interested over
the announcement Of the resignation
of Viceroy Alexien The opinion is ez-
pressed that if he had resigned six
months ago there would nave been no
war. but, now that hosuilies are in
progress, the japanese prefer TO see
AleXien remain in control
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-22
no poMp FOR TAFT.
Secretary viii Have no Escort to St.
Louis Next Week.

secretary Wili FiaVe no Escort to ST.
Louis Next Week.
Washington, April 2l- Secretary
Taft has declined TO have cavalry
escort at the ST. Louis exposition on
the occasion of his visit there on
April 30 to represent the president at
the opening ceremonies. President
Francis planned to have the secretary
.of war escorted to the exposition
grounds by troop Of cavalry, but
owing to Secretary Taft's objection to
such a military honor his escort viii
consist only OF a committee Of expo
sition officers During his stay in st.
louis Secretary TAFT viii be the guest
of Mr. Nugent and he Will 80 direct
from Mr. Nugent's residence to the
exposition grounds, where all the GER
emonies will be.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-22
Charlotte lias SroM.

Atlanta, April 21.-Dispstcb re-
ceiyed show that q heavy snow storm
and blizzard are ragins through North
Carolina, Rochester ~. y, ana various
points il Kentucky and Indiana report
snow storms and cold. causing damage
10 crops and fruit. Charlotte ~ e..
reports snow aur sieet siacc noon.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-22
MARRIED IN THE COUNTY JAIL.


Couple Joined Together There Yeater-
day by ordiaary Bart.
w. o. Davis and bertha Magwood
two strangers in Brunswick, we've mar
ried in the county jail yesterday af-
ternoon Ordinary Dart oGeiaung
It seems that this couple went TO DC
boarding house Of Mrs Waller Oh
Howe street Saturday, stating chat
they had lust been married in Florida
nnd wanted IBoard. Nothing ws
thought Of It, mtD Che woman stated
that she was rotated to certain people
in Brunswick, which proved 70 D
IfaIse and vas discovered taat mss
had never been married Upon Ieafn-
ing this warrants were sworn ont
agaiHst the pair and both were placed
IN iail, but only remained there q
short while.
Davis secured a license from the or.
dinary and the couple were mauie3
in The presence Of a few at The Jail.
after which tney we're botA released.
It is not known what BECAME OF them.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-22
Cauoht on the Diamond.

The Jacksonville team left last night
for Ocala, Fla, where they will play
today and tomorrow. The season
opens up Tuesday with Jacksonville
IN Macon, Charleston in Savannah and
Columbia in Augusta
Tie Fort screven team will be here
next They come on Tuesday Wednes
day and Thursday. The most inter
estmg games of the season are ex-
pected, as in this series the two teams
nre expected fto be pretty evenly
matched.
The Savannah professional team
wili be here for one game on May s.
II the Pilots viii defeat this aggre-
gtion Che Brunswick fan will not ask
much more during the season.
The Pilots should go ont every af
tefnoon and learn to bat There is
not a member Of the club who is hit
ting at a three hundred rate, which is
poor. It certainly takes hitters tc
win a bah game and this the locals
must learn to do
Bagweli, the man who pitched for
Jacksonville, viii be released today
Kelly says he has too naany twirlers
Ii is also probable that tie third base
man will be released.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-22
Sc s c 27 II
srunswiek.
Score by innings.

Jacksonville 20 90o1 0-5
Brunswick 0 0 O 0 90
Summary; Two base hits, Dingle
stolen bases, Springs 2.Nicnoll, Reed,
o'Quinn; struck out, by Bagwel 8,
BY O'Quinn 8 left on base, Bruins
wick 2, Jacksonville 4; bases on balls,
OF BagwelI 2, of O'Quinn 2, wild pitch
O'Quinn double plays, oQuinn to
CroTatt
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-22
col oulNN N raE CRY.
Arrived Yesterday on the Survey Boat
ANGLER.


Col Quinn, in charge Of the engi-
neering Office in this district with
headquarters in Savannah. arrived in
the city yesterday on the survey boat
Angler
With Col Quinn came a small party
of prominent Savannah people and
they viii leave this morning for Frede-
rica, where the Colonial Danes viii
unveil the oglethorpe tablet Among
those in The. party are Mr. and Mrs.
II. B. Skeele, Mrs. Cresdeld. Miss
Jones, Miss Anderson The Angler
was moored at the foot Of Gloucester
street yesterday and the party came
ashore and spent the night at the
0glethorpe.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-22
49, Be 80 - sooN.

Japanese Caught With Gun Cotton
VIII Walk Plank.
Tien Tsin, April 2l.-Tbe Japanese
have been caught disguised as lamae
with 800 pounds Of gunpoWder ln iheif
possession, attempting to destroy Jha
Nonni bridge. They nave been con
veyed to Port Arthur for exa@ adon
Jas to how they procured .be Chinese
passports Afterward they win bc
dealt with by martial law.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-22
BRAVE eAYAN
CRUISER UNHuRT.
Russian Ship Was not Touched in
Recent Enqauenent.

Russian Ship Was not Touched in
Recent Engagement.
Port Arthur, April 21.-The situation
here is unchanged. A large launch
from the Petropayloysk was brought
into the harbor today. Two other nav
al officers have arrived. They viii
be attached to the Russian headquar-
ters.
The cruiser Bayan suffered no dam
age from the shells poured in on her
from the Japanese ships when the
Bayan went to the assistance Of the
Russian dests on April 1S, just
previous to e sinking Of the Petro-
payloyak. Tn1an, in driving away
the japanese destroyers which sunk
the Strashni, was subjected to the fire
Of six Japanese cruisers.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-22
"EAT 'EM ALIVE
TIE Rosco's COME

New York. April 21- Sixteen Hin.
doc snake charmers and jugglers, on
the way to St. Louis exposition arrived
today from Liverpool.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-22
RUSSIANS HAVE NOT
LANDED IN KOREA.

Seoul, April 21.--Latest adyices do
not confirm the reported occupation
by Russian troops of Peak Chong.
town 70 miles from Sung jim, on tho
cast of Korea.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-22
MAY NOT ACCEPT
HIS RESIGNATION.

Tien Tsin, April 21.-The Russians
here believe that viceroy Alexifr's
resignation will not be accepted.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-06-22
The Midsummer Styles.

The decided change in dress, due to
the 1880" revival, is gradually NOV
ing onward through the picturesque
and semi-severe directoire phase,
marked by broad collars, bretelles,
waistcoats and gauntlets, into the CO.
quettish feminity of the second en-
pire. The preference for gowns of
net, silk, chiffon and silky wolfe is
becoming more evident. Quantities
of lace and frillings are used in trim
ming them. Very pretty summer
gowns show a round or V neeked waist
over a lace tuck, with under sleeves
to match.
In some of the newest sleeves, the
droop at the elbow is gone, and the
greatest fullness appears just below the
shoulder; thence 1t tapers downward
into the frills that fall from the ell
bow, or into a mousquetaire, wrinkled
and closely fitted. Many of the sleeves
are elbow length and call for long
gloves.
The newest shoulder wrap is shaped
like bertha or low-necked mantilla
in the back, and has long stole ends
that fall gracefully over the arm al
most to the floor.
Petticoats of silk and of lingerie are
flounced and frilled to an enormous
degree in order to support the full
ness of the modish skirt. A clever
idea is the use of adjustable fiounces
which button into place upon wash
able petticoat that fits the hips like a
sheath. From The Deli neator for
InlY