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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-02-23
TO LET.

Brick building. suitable for manufac-
turing plant; store in connection II
desired. Rent very reasonable.
Bishop & Co., bankers. 2621.tf
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-09
PROMINENT
OFFICIAL
Fourth Vice President CuIp,
of Southern Fishing at
Cumberland

j NJ. Cup. fourth vice president OF
the Southern railway With headqua7-
ters at Washington, arrived in the city
afternoon on a special car,
and is the guest Of Mr r. .. NJ.
suachan
Mr. cuip comes to spend a few days
fishing a Cumberland and Nit etr CHI
an had me little steaE Raymond iu
waiting for this high so4taern railway
official, and they left inlmediately af
ter his arrival for Cumberland, whore
Mir strach is now eatercaining
parry on drum aaAia uip.
Mr.. Culp is one "a tae basl Eaown
railroad men in Che coung and holds
the high position Of ionSn vice pest
dent OF the Southern tt5s not bauaa
how l1ng he viii lie az Cumberland
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-09
Did Not Prove to Be Ones
Who Robbed Fernan-
dina Store
OFFICER HERE YESTfRDAY
Came Over From Florida City to see
if Right Men Had Been Captured.
They Have Eeen Released by
Authorities.

The two men arrested by Omcer
Coins Thursday aboard the steamer
sa Marcos, which was about to pro.
ceed to sea charged with entering a
iewelly store at Fernaudma, an ac.
count Of which appeared In these col
umns yesterday morning. we're releas
ed late yesterday afternoon, an officer
from Fernandiua having arrived and
neither of the men are the ones want
ed ii the Florida city and none OF the
articles which were in possession OF
the officer were the same stolen from
The Femandina ieweler
The Brunswick officers we're quite
surprised when Policeman Fred G..
lelley Of Fernandina. informed thom
hat The wrong men were being held
Uron this information the two men
were released and iked away from
he jail with but few words to say.
Tho men in question were Louis An.
Dire and Geo Audron Who claim chat
their home is in New York state and
that they have been down south for
the winter and were returning when
arrested 1t is not known where they
|. ecured the iewelry found in their
pos sossion.
Policemen Kelley was seen BY a
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-09
He WANTED
THE HOTEL
Hearst Making Prepara-
tion to Entertain Dele
gates at st. Louis

st, Louis April S.-'Fhrough the re
fusal of st, Louis hotel-keepers f,
sell all the space in three travern,
to William r. Hearst, delegates to tho
democratic national convention in in
y and others attracted by the event
who do not desire to be the guests OF
Mr.. Hearst will stand chance OF
being accommodated. If the original
Hearst program had gone through
there would have been little room left
in ST Louis for any except Hearst del.
egates and Hearst supporters.
As things stand there is no parallel
in the history Of national political
conventions fer the plans that have
been perfected by the Hearst presiden.
tial bureau. Hearst has engaged quar-,
ters sufficient to house an army His
delegates and shouters are to be enter.
tanned roomed and fed at his expense.
II will not cost any one who comes
TO ST. Louis to vote or root for
Hearst anything except his time. so
far as can be learned.
All the Planters Hotel Hearst has
three full floors reserved for the con
yenti6n period Of six days. and he
tried to rent The entire hotel. One Of
the Hearst agents offered to remuner
ate the management to the amount Of
several thousand dollars a day but
The MANAGEMENT refused to CONSIDER
the pgopositien on the ground chat ii
expected ta be IN business after the
eonxetion,
Finally it was agreed to place tie
eighth, ninth and tenth snoors at Mf.
Hearst's disposal for the convention.
There are fifty rooms to a floor, SO
the Planters reservation aggs3gatr
1870 rooms.
At the New jefferson hotel close
to the convention hall where the head
quarters Of the national committee are
to be located and where the formal
Opening will take place Thursday
the Hearst agent to reserve five entire
floors The management refused the
request. But Mr.. Hearst did succeed
in reseying ninety-two rooms, occu.
pyng two whole floors and the major
nart OF a third
AT the Southern hotel, where the
iioor space is measured in acres. the
agent would have been satisfied with
a single fooF but on the pretease OF
having to attend to prior applications
he was turned away.
The cost that viii attach to the rent
J al cf rooms alone gives an inkling OF
the expense Of the Hearst campaign
Exclusive Of what the delegates anG
shouters est, and of the bills they
( otherwise incur, MIR, Hearst's hotel bill
viii amount to $500 per day. The
Hearst campaign by its prodlgality
has staggered some of the democrat
| is national committeeman.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-09
ALI the Help Returned to
tine City Yesterday and
Left for Homes
CLUBHOUSE is NOW CLOSED
Superintendent Grob win Remain on
the island far a Few Gays Longer
and Wfih Then Leave Tor his
Northern Home.

yar, NAM. ,I ~ +bo bo1,, AZ,
sean o,,,,io,.od ,1,',i,,s 49, ~ s,'''' '-''9
JeEy came nn ~ M oit, -. :,
aad Ieft durina tho a., H. ,hoir ~
saoc.iye homes in fta c.,,h .,.
fnose VINO oaaa n, ,.sro ,l.a -
bortars yalets maids atc
n.,.,,u i -
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-09
VETS NAME
OFFICERS
List of Those Who VIII
Serve During the
Present Year

Camp Jackson Ghan oounty ConGea
crate veterans. held very interes esuns
meetiog in The Ridemens afmory
Thursday afternoon and among other
business disposed Of, tba followng
officers We're elected Gor the ensuing
year
Commander. Horace Dart.
First lieutenant, ]. J. Spears.
Second lieutenant, e. a. Robb
Third lieutenant, George Fahn
Adjutant, w. B. Burroughs.
SURGEON. A. Eutts
Sargent major J &. Dart
Chaplain, Harry Cassil.
Qusrter;uastef W j. Way
The veterans. win hold another meet
ing in the armory this afternoon and
a fun attendance is requested.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-09
CANNOT HOLD HIM
FOR TWO SENTENCES.
Opinion OF Judge Hart in the Floyd
conVice Case.

Opinion Of Judge Hart in the Floyd
conVice Case.
Atlanta April 8.-A convict sent
from Floyd county three years ago
with one sentence of three years and
another Ct two. had a hearing this
afternoon before Judge Lumpkin on
an application for a habeaus corpus to
prevent imprisonment under the sec
ond sentence. The mans name is
Ituicthy Coins There was one
charge Of forgery and one Of simple
larceny. The judge did not intend
for the sentences to run ooncurrently
but they read in such a way as to
make them bear that construction,
Having served his three years SEN
tence, Coins appealed to the court
The matter was submitted 20 Judge
Hart attorney general and he advised
that Coins could not be held. He was
thereupon given his liberty on tech.
nicality,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-09
EaoM vALooarA 70 ooMoLoEe.
cItIzona vii aobaorIDo $4,000 for the

Citizens VIII Subscribe $4,000 for the
Building of the Line to Leliatcn.
Yaldosta Ga. April The met-
Ter Of building a railroad from this
city to Leliatou to connect there with
a road to the 0cmulgee river was
practically settled last night at a
meeting Of citizens here. Mr. J. W.
west, one Of the committeeman who
recently visited Douglas, called the
meeting which was very well attended
Tie stated the plass which had been
discussed by those interested in the
road and asked that 100000 would
be needed with which to begin the
work and he asked that contributions
p The capital stoclt be made
Tie contributions came rapidly and
sos 600 was subscribed by those at the
meeting. A number Of others stated
that they would take stock and several
others, who were not at the meeting
have also promised to become sub.
scribers to stoca in the road 4 com
.mitlee was appointed TO canvass for
stock 10 the project and the success
which the committee met today assur
es the building Of the road.
This meeting w9s called 10 order
that something definite would be
I known TO report to committee Of eli
/ lizens from Douglas and Coffee count5
who are Interested in building th,
other end Of the line, ana who vii
visit Valdosta text Saturday.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-09
Have Been Entertained
During Their Visit to
Macon
AN iNTLRESIiNG ADDRfSS
Macon Weather Bureau Man Spoke to
Them on interesting Subject
Tbursday-They Are Expect
ed to Return Today.

The Macon Telegraph Of yesterday
contained the Following item concern
ing the Brunswick teachers
u R. Weeks. in charge cf the Ma
con weather bureau. will deliver an
Interesting lecture this afternoon
oclock ia the United States grand
jurv room, in the postoffice building,
10 numher Of teachers from Bruins
wick who arrived in the city yesterday
to inspect The Macon public school
system The lecture viii treat with
me methods employed in ascertaining
atmospheric conditions, and is given
at The repuest OF the teachers.
Several cities Of senS Georgia have
been sending pa@Ss Of teachera
around to ueighboring eiass to study
the methods employed in sister towns
regarding the managing Of schools,
and in few days q party from savan-
nah composed Of some Of that eity's
nost nromtaeat citizens will pass
through Macon on a tour Of nvestiga-
ton Of this kind
The question Of manuel training in
connection with the schools Of the
south is becoming the paramount dis
cpssion among various superintendents
and the Savannah delegation win 90
Atlanta to inspect the course re.
entity Installed in the Atlanta High
ho8l
Ianaal 6muin said Mr. Ballard
In my opinion should develop slowly
81 the schools, and should not be toe
ladenly installed. II has many
Ioints Of advantage, and there is much
IL that is good but after Il has be-
5me a permanent thing 81 the pub
bic school systems a great unnecessary
adjunct viii Be @sted from the course.
"a great many cities nave adopted
il without giving it due consideration
aud have gone into i more for f'd
taan at fhin snd lor taai rea'
son, ay wh i becomes perma.
nenl a go1 deai Of it will be cast of
Before installing a complete manual
training course in d school The ques.
lion should ba very carefully consid.
erred
Referring 70 the lecture delivered
by Superintendent Of The Weather
Bdrea au Weeks to the teachers yester
day Afternoon Mr. Ballard SAID thai
the discourse was very interesting
ana that the elementary conditions
Of the weather should be known by
school children.
The Brunswick party composed o.
twenty teachers. divided into gr ilps
ana visited all the schools in Macon
ana they VIII visit those across the
river today, leaving the city tonight
for Brunswick The consensus
Of opinion among the merabers Of thl
party is that Macon and Bibb county
have school systems ranking in ex
cellenee to any 81 the country
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-09
HiLLBREW SPEAKS
ON GOOD ROADS

New Orleans, April 8.-Former Land
Commissioner Killbrew Of Tennessee
made the principal address before
good roads convention yesterday He
pointed out the advantage TO com.
merce Of improved highways and dis
cussed the question Of national aid in
The present movement He said.
Government aid in building high,
ways would be Of more benefit to the
country than Panama canal; more
benefit than in the Improvement OF
navigable streams, and more helpful
to the great BODY of producers than
any other one thing that could be
done
NJ. A. Hayes of the Southern railway
was also a speaker.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-09

Judge Max Isaac, Of this city yes
terday received notice froul Crane
Chancellor c. H. Milan Or the grand
lodge Knights Of Pythias of Georgia
Of his appointment as a member Of the
grand lodge standing committee on the
state of the order This is Citing
tTibate 70 this worthy yodHg Pythian
and IS the arst time that Brunswick
ian has been honored BY an appoint
ment On standing committee of the
X. Of T. grand lodge Of Georgia
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-09
49, sELEcr TEAM ToDAY.
Makeup Of the Pilots viii be Know
after Practice.

After Practice.
AT the practice of the Pilots this af
ternoon. it VIII be known who viii
have permanent places on the team
epdng the present season and those
who have been pracdcing during the
past few weeks are much interested
81 the practice.
Manager Brown ard Captain Bowen
Will both he oHt and viii together
select the best men possible to occupy
the different places As has been stat
ed IN these columns previously, there
are several candidates for some 81
the places aud the best players vii.
be chosen with the material in
Brunswick 81 present the Pilots should
have the best amatuef team in Bruins
wicks history This snmmer
It IS hoped that number Of fans
Will be out this afternoon TO see th'
boys work out
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-09
LONDON NOT SURPRISED
ATTEMPTG on KtMGt5 LIFE

London april S.-The papers here
aecopt thc brief Official announcement
from Barcelona as al acknowledged
fact of ar attempted assassination on
the King by the explosion af q bomb
ard as the realization Of The fears OF
the authorities that the King was run
.nnig into serious danger by visit to
the headquarters Of anarcmstic actiy
lity ia Spain,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-09
a Good Statement.

Attention is directed 10 the state
ment Of the National Eanf Of 9fnns.
wick which appears elsewhere in this
issue The statement as Usual IS an
excellent cne, and shows iAat ,nis
well known Brunswick banking iaati-
tuition is in q lourishing condition
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-09
WAYCRoss WANTS TO
KEEP ON MAIN LINE.
Mass Meeting Gated to Consider Rail.
road Plan.

Mass Meeting Gated to Consider Rail-
road Plan
Waycross, April 8.-Mayor Jones
and President Price Of the chamber
of commerce today issued a call for
a mass meeting Of the citizens of Way
cross and Blackshear to meet at the
opera house in Waycross today week
for the purpose CT considering a line Of
railroad from Waycross to Blackshear
and thence to a point on the Atlantic
and Birmingham Qormerly the Bruns'
wick and Birmingham between Hor-
tense and Onerman, thus connecting
that point with the Atlantic and Bir-
mngham here and making this the
main line from Brunswick TO Montezu
ma Of the Atlantic and Birmingham
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-09
nIuIdent for cre1-ll-s.

A divident Of 81-2 reT cent for the
creditors OF M 81, Dixon banuapt
-of Charlton county haa been declared
There the several creditcT in his
city interested in this announcements
The case Of ~ r slower, 81 Way
cross, will come up before the referee
for hearing today a.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-09
THREE NEGRO MURDERERs
SENTENCED TO BE HANGED

Montgomery, Ala. April S.-Three
negro murderers have been sentenced
to be hanged in this city on May 49,
They are Bill Dorman, Geo. Calhoun
and Toney Jones. They are all slay.
ers Of other negroes,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-09
REPORT OF JAPANESE
CRUISING CONFIRMED.

st. Petersburg, April '8.-The adj
miralty has received confirmation of
the report that the Japanese squadron
has been cruising off Port Arthur since
yesterday.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-09
ALFONSO GOES AMONG WORKERS
Visits Factories and Praises the
Laborers.


Lahorers.
B9rcelona April S.--King Alfonso,
accompanied by Minister Maura and
War Minister Lanares, started early
this morning on a round Of visits to
the Ifotories, where he eonversed
with the worl,ingmen, praisng the la.
Dor done and declared the greatest de-
sire was to adequately protect work.
ingmen lie also visited the laborers'
quarters, many Of which were deco.
rated. Everywhere the King was ac.
corded the most caSaisl welcome. Ca
talanist senatorsl f6eCampas and Ber.
trand, whote lettes Astauske Diario hear
tily welcoming the King and declar.
ing their loyalty and attachment.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-09

St Petersburg, April S.-GeneraI
rains throughout Russia marked the
Inauguration Of The Easter holidays
Business and all government work
was suspended and as is Acustamarv
the anannciation Of the vireIn was.
sianalized by various traditional ob.
.serVailees birds were set free. bon.
fires built and holy bread placed III
bins for luck With the exception .of.
The Soldiers in-the Bar Eeacts every
orthodox Russian began a. threTz &.
fast AS military ueasare to guard
against possible surprises hy tae elrs
|emy while the Hmperor's IegioDs ars
debilitated by abstinence from food,
la special disrensatiou has been grant
ed the men, relieving them from the
duties Of fasting and ocnfessing.
In all the churches Of the empire
today solemn scenes from the first
days of Christ's passion were impres.
siyely represcnted In the Russian
capital the great interest. centered in
the ceremony at st. Isaaca cathedral.
where the ceremonies were conduct
ed on scale of great magnifcense.
From early morning the cathedral
was thronged and unnumbered thous-
lands surrounded the building All the
foreign diplomats, including United
States Ambassador Mccormick, were
present
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-09
RUSSIA'S ARMY
is RETREATING
-
Getting Out Of Korea Be-
cause the Japs are
Coming
EASIER WITH THE RUSSIANS
Gear Issues an Order That Soldiers
Need Not Fast During the Easter
services-other News From
the Far East War.

Shanghai, April Sit has Just been
learned here that the Russians have
pianted submarine mines of the
coast OF fakushin. so miles west Of
me mouth Of the Yalu river, as well
as IN the estuary Of the Yalu. The
japanese army in Korea is now reach.
ING the south bank Of the Yalu at
inherent points. Refugees here from
Korea assert that they fear the Japan
Csc may land at Hossiet, Manchuria,
causing a general exodus inland. Even
me Russian garrisons in that locality
are retreating, leaving only small out.
posts behind.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-12-09
,auDht Cold While Hunting
a Burglar.

Mr.. VIM. Thos. Lanorgan, pro.
vincial Constable at Chapleau,
Ontario. says: 81 caught a severe
old while hunting burglar in the
forest swamp last fall. Hearing o.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, |
ried it. and after using two small
bottles, | was completely cured.'
This remedy is intended especial
y for coughs and colds. 1t will
loosen and relieve a severe cold in
tss time than by any other treat
nent and is favori wherever its
uperior excellence has become
Known. For sale by S. V. Writ,
Druggist.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-12-09
RANDALL COUNTY COTTON.

Canyon City is getting, per-
haps, more cotton than any other
town on the Plains. Nearly all
of it comes from counties to the
south of us. 1t comes here not
only because this is the most
convenient shipping point but
for the further reason that so
far Canyon City has proven to
be the best market.
The Randall county output for
this season was far from being
bowling success. The growth
was all right but it was planted
too late and Jack Frost nipped
it. From the experience of this
season we now know that it
must, to succeed, be planted
earlier; say about the 10, or 18th
of May. That it can be made a
paying crop if started then, all
who have witnessed its progress
this year must admit.
Our neighbor county on the
west, Deaf Smith, was like US,
dry until about the last of May,
and the Hereford Brand in sum.
ming up conditions there, tells
the tale for Randall, tor land
and climate is about the same
Says the Brand:
'The farmers throughout the
c)untry are waking up to the
fact that We have an excellent
cotton country and this imme-
diate section will lead the Pan
handle in the acreage planted TO
the feecy staple next year.
"Wbat contributes largely to-
wards making cotton q desira-
BILE crop to plant here is the
small amount of labor required
10 grow it and the beautiful
weather which prevails through
out the fall months for gather
ing it.
ION account of the unfavora.
Bile conditions this year, which
all are amiliar with, there will
probably not be more than fifty
bales ginned here this season;
but the prediction of those who
are conservative on the question
places next years crop at from
1000 to 1000 bales which, turned
loose in a town, will contribute
in no small way towards the
prosperity Of that town. Cotton
has come to the Panhandle TO
stay and fortunate, indeed, is
the man who is in a position to
own section or two of this fer
tile soil"
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-12-09

You can't please your friends
back East this Christmas better
than by sending them a good
Photo of yourself. You know
Lusbv guarantees satisfaction.
bought al my crystals and will
be ready and willing to fit them in
for gets each, but will n resort to
the methods that goes with giving
something for nothing just to get
my hooks in.
D. N. Redburn.
Be sure to figure with US be
fore placing your order.
CANYON LBR. Co.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-12-09
With the first week of the new

With the first week of the new
year the Amarillo Herald prom,
ises to become d Semi weekly,
and without change of price.
We heartily congratulate the
Herald on the prosperous con-
ditions bout its door-the ever
increasing demands for adyer-
Using space-which makes this
move on its part protita bic
necessity. The Herald is a
jam up good paper and deserves
Success and The News is glad to
see it grow.
ssusnsu.,.ts.sss..
Texas added to her laurels at
the Worlds Fair by wagging off
with the grand prize for State
exhibits in the horticultural de-
partment. First honors on cat.
tie was expected as matter en-.
tirely 10 our way, but to be first |
among the States in horticultur. |
al exhibits, with gold medals
for peaches, apples and grapes
was rather unexpected.
ass,.nsn.asssp,ssasus.H,
1t showed Saturday night and
nearly all days Sunday.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-12-09
Literary Program.

To be held at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Brandon,
Dec. 16.
l. Quotations from Washing
ton Irving.
2. Biography of Irving, Miss
Brandon.
8. Introduction to Legend of
Sleepy Hollow" Mr.. Hodges.
4 Reading "Legend Of Sleepy
Hollow" by the class.
5. Humorous selection, Miss
Parker.
6. Current Events, Rev. J. A.
Wallace.
z. Music.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-12-09

Wilson carries a nice line of
Tablets, Pencils, Pens. Ink, etc,
for the School children.
Folding Ironing Boards, the
price is S1.50 at
Thomas Bros. Furniture.
If you want to buy a gold.brick
get a 3-year case guaranteed for
2o-year, and then watch it fade.
NY motto is ''not how cheap but
how good"
D. N. Redburn.
Singer Sewing Machines, 5
drawer, drop head, for $35. Will
make terms to fit your pocket
book.
Thomas Bros. Furniture.
From now till Jan. 1, will a
Watch crystals of any kind for get.
d. N. Redburn.
We make speciality of pleas.
ing our customers and saving
them money.
Thomas Bros. the Furniture men.
We are prepared to supply
your wants in building material.
CANYON LBR. Go.
BurtOn-Lingo CO-Lumber