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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-26
DENTISTS TO MEET TUESDAY.
State Association Win Hold ANNUAL
Session in Athens.

Session in Athens.
The thirtysixth annual meeting Of
the State Dental Society will be called
to order in the new city hap in Attn
ems Tuesday morning, June %. at 10
O'Clock. II is expected chat fully one
hundred and fifty Of the leading dent
lists of the state viii be present
The dentists of Athens are pre-
pairing to give the visitors a hearty re-
cepton Among other features of the
convention viii he a deligntlm barbe-
cue.
The program for The ouening ex-
ercises will be interesting. The open
ing prayer will be by Rev. /. S. Hop
kins, pastor of the FIRST Methodist
church of chat CITY; the addresses of
welcome by Mayor j. Il. Rhodes and
Mr r. w Reed of the Athens Banner
The reply to the addresses Of welcome
will be by Or John II. Coyle Of Thorn
asville, president Of the board Of ex-
aminers Then viii follow the annual
address Of President A. NJ Jackson,
Quite a large number of interesting
and instructive papers win be read by
different members during the session
of The convention.
The Georgia state Dental Society
is one of the strongest organizations
of its kind in The south The officers
are as follows:
Presdent-A. M Jackson. Macon.
First Vice President Eranv Holland
Atlanta.
Second Vice Presidents. M. Nc
Koe Americus
Theasurer-H. A. Lawrance, Athens
Recording secretary-C. Whiting
ton, Valdosta
Corresponding Secretary-D. NJ Nc
Nell Athens.
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NEW CITY COURT JURORS.
Judge Gale Held Short Session of His
Court Yesterday.

Court Yesterday.
Judge Gale held short session
of the city court yesterday morning
and besides drawing the Jurors for The
August term Of the court several cases
were cleared from the doclSets the
following being nolle pressed:
John Johnson larceny from the
house, Isadore Johnson, larceny from
the person; I'd Williams, gaming;
Geo. Moody, misdemeanor.
Judge Gale also heard motion for
new trial in the case of Borchardt
& Co.. VS.. Georgia Cooperative Fair
Association. The defendants asked
for the new trial The Judge refused
to grant the motion.
The following jurors were drawn for
the August tern. og the court;
J c. Burford III. M. rupper, Alex
Rothoiz, John AZ Foster, A. O Ander.
son sYFls' Gignflltat, j. D. Fogler, J.
z 7stiles W al Shadman, f. s
farrison. z NJ cansey. d. d. Pear
son, w j. Way w. il. George, Henry
HARRISON, c. MeGaryey. j. A. Wright,
w L. Lang, c. II. Dudley, E. II. Man,
al, w. c. Anderson. J Hoffman,. G.
c. Cosby, j. r. Morton, W. s. For
rester, r. B. Upper. C. f. Bloodworh
Geo H. Smith, J. Hardcastle, A. At
Way J. Il. duBignon, J. NJ. Phillips.
RUFUS Strickland. r.. E. Sherman, j.
F. Courier r. l.. Ratclef
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-26
GEORGIA UNDERTAKERs TO MEET
interesting Session Will be Held In
Atlanta This Week.

Atlanta This Week.
The Georgia Funeral Directors rs
.sociation will convene in Atlanta next
Tuesday and Wednesday, June % and
% Some Of the most prominent fun
.erai directors and embalmers of the
state have written President G. II.
Brandon, Of Atlanta that they will
attend the meeting.
Besides, about 200 members from all
parts Of the state, number Of visit
ing funeral directors from Florida,
North Carolina and South Carolina
and Alabama will be there The
committee on reception and entertain
ment has completed all details for the
entertainment Of the visitors and moth
ing will be spared to make the con
vention a grand success.
The officers Of the Georgia Funeral
Directors association are: Pre- sident,
@ Fl, Brandon, of Atlanta, vice pres
ident, w NJ. Hin, Of Washington, Ga /;
secretary, j. I. Scroggins, Df Newman,
Ca; treasurer. C. M. Ferguson, OF
Winder, Ga.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-26
A NEW BILL
Senator Howell Introduces
One to Regulate the
Loan Business

Atlanta, June 25.-Following close
| ly upon the recent vigorous fight made
by the Fulton county grand iur,
against the money lenders who charge
exhorbitant rates of interest to people
of the poorer classes taking as secur
ity personal property, the Georgia leg.
islature intends to take the matter in
hand.
This was made possible yesterday
when Senator Clark Howell. of the
thirty-ffth district, introduced three
bills in the senate looking to the regu.
lation of the business of money lend
ing on personal property, to amend
ing that section Of the code referring
TO the foreclosure of mortgages and
to prohibit any bailiT arresting any
person except on a regular warrant.
The three biiis were prepared by
Snator G. Hopkins for the grand jury
of which w. Woods White was fore
man. Mr.. White and Mr.. Hopkins
went over the grounds thoroughly and
the bills. il passed, will, it is believed
prevent the recurrence of many evils
and will not work a hardship on any
legitimate loan business
The recent Investigations of the
grand jury revealed instances Of gross
irregularities in the manner in whicn
certain Dailiffs seemed to work il the
interest of money lenders doing a ques-
tionable business in the matter oil
charging an eXhorbitant rate OF inter
est to poorer people and taking as Sc
curity mortgage on personal proper
ty
fhe laws as they nov stand make
is almost impossible for the court au.
thoriues to curb INSCRIPTIONS money
lenders in their raids upon unfortu-
mates, and hence the step taken by the
grand jury TO frame new laws that will
adequately protect this class.
The bin seeks to regulate the bus
mess Of money lending on personal
property nj general way. The bill
provides that no person, firm or corpo.
ration shan engage in the business
without obtaining a license which shah
be nontransferable. that a bond oil
$500 shall be filed with the properly
constituted officer. that the securities
on the bond may be made parties to
any suit that may result: that a re
cord Of each loan shall be kept in a
book used for that purpose chat a re.
cord giving full particulars of the ne.
newal Of each loan shall be kept, the
boollsto be open to the inspection of
HE proper authorities; that the rates
ll interest shall not exceed those pre-
scribed in the bill, that Il violation
Of The act shall constitute misde-
neanoP and that the first nine sections /
shall not apply to banking instituttqs.
Embodied in the bill are the best
features Of the Massachusetts ana
Maryland laws. 1t was prepared by
Mr.. Hopkins after Tong and careful
study Of the subject and is approved
" the Fulton county grand jury.
The second bill is an amendment tol
section 1858 Of the code requiring pro
per notice to be given Of foreclosure
This bill will prevent the evil of fore
closure and sale Of property of unfor-
tnates without proper notice and
iue time in which to ward off the ac.
ion.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-26
BOARD IS APPOINTED TO
CONSIDER WiREL Ess TELEGRAP

Washington, June 25.-President
Roosevelt today appointed Rear Adj
miral Robert D. Evans, Rear Admiral
Henry M. Manney, Brigadier General
A. w. Greedy Lieutenant General
Ioseph L. 1avno and Professor w =.
Moore as a board to consider the
question Of wireless telegraphy in the
government service
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-26
A BIG RACE
''CoIoHial Girl" Won $50
600 Handicap at St.
Louis

ST Louis. June 25.-The worlds fair
handicap for purse of fifty thousand
dollars was the main feature at the
exposition today and the race was wit.
messed by thousands of people.
The handicap was won by Colo.
NAL Girl in 2 91-2. Hermis who re-
Gently won the big race at Sleeps
head Bay ran second, and Mohawk
third.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-26

Louisville, KY, June 25.- Everything
is in readiness for the annual Central
Conference of American Rabbis, which
is to hold its sessions in this city,
beginning tomorrow and continuing
through The week. Among the arriv-
ais are prominent Rabbis from Chica-
go, Baltimore, New York, ST Louis
Cincinnati, Pittsburg. New Orleans
and numerous other cities. Rabbi JOS
eph Krauskopf Of Philadelphia will
preside over the conference.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-26

the courteous and complimentary
terms used in informing me of the ac-
tion Of the convention and, through
you I beg to acknowledge my grateful
appreciation Of the generous partiality
and more than kind consideration
shown me by your convention and
by the democratic hosts in the last
primary. The resoluti Dns indorsing
my course and conduct in congr ess,
adopted by your convention, were
particularly pleasing and gratifying
to me.
am with every assurance OF high
personal estee m for each OF you, Sin
cerely yours
W q HrzakIotr
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-26
UNABLE TO FORM
THEIR NEW PLAN
Russians Have Been CIeva
erIy Upset BY General
Kurold
RUMORS OF MORE FIGHTINO
Attachment of Japanese Surprised and
Routed Squadron of Russian Cav.
alry-sixty Killed and Many
More Injured.

New Chwang, June 25.-The Rus.
slams do not now seem to be able 10
Iorms the new plans after General
kuroid has so cleyerly upset original
plans and forced them in an undesira.
bic position.
Many rumors are heard here Of fight
ing in the south but nothing definite
seems to come from native sources.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-26
sheIvIn 70 compeIe Abroad

New York, June 25.-Thomas L.
Shelvin, Of Minneapolis. sailed today
for Great Britain to challenge for the
Championships of England, Scotland
and Ireland in the hammer throw
Shelvin has been for two years a mem
Der Of the ale track athletic team
and will represent Yale and Harvard
in the international dual track meet
in July with Oxford and Cambridge.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-26
Committee


Brunswick Ca June q. 1901.
Messes John G Mcdonald, Chairman
William Faircioth, c. c. T;ndatl. w
w Mcdonald Committee:
Gentlemen have the honor TO ac
knoeiedee the receipt Of your courte
GUS letter 81 The i6th instant advising
me tha the democratic convention for
the Eleventh conversational district of
Georgia, assembled m Brunswick on
the gtA instant by unanimous vote.
nominated me as is standard bearer
Tor election to the fftyninth congress
aud further advising me that you we're
appointed by the convention to notify
nae of this nomination and to request
my acceptance of same.
accept the nomination thus tender
ga ana MY pleasure In doing SO is
featIy enhanced 81 the knowledge
Of the unanmity Of its tender.
ny dent IF gratitude to the democra
81 81 he district for their confidence,
already great has been again increas.
e1 and is greater than viii ever be
ahio 20 rc9ay The good viii of my
neishbors. lhe esteem Of my fellow cit
lzcns and the loyalty Of my friends
are things to be prlzed above and be,
yond tia honorable office to which /
nave beea called, and each fresh eyi-
denee q their existence. touches me
aost deeply They are the things lhat
Furnish the inspiration and lend the
courage % each and all OF us TO do
bis appointed w6fF
Ia token Of my appreciation Of the
action Of your convention, I renew the
assurances heretorfore given that what
ever 81 ability ana whatever Of cner-
gy May possess viii be cuusecrated,
m the future as ia the past. TO the
demonstration of my worthluess to
haye and enjoy the trust that great
people have reEcsed in me.
DO not deem il necessary at this
time 10 discuss the great political
aoasf,ons of tha bagr h,'t !, ~. -
iop tbara was neyer ! ,ir,a i n,
bietory h our ro,.nhlic ,.har !,
IL. ,- at.t,,.,e.,a : '''''
5 - '',''
- y = y
~ '''o 0''r'el ~ party 10 ne
called ilto power than now. The
Coi0HIaiisin 1ifai ssi;:i ..,ss.:. eatahl .s.ed
the aianf truste that ,ra i,cin. ehio1d
,z.t ..a5l.s., -,
''.'s' ~ sn5 n'sh protective
'atla 5iat y FoD9ius tbe many to en-
rich tba tew the flagant usdrp4 ton on
To~er Dy the executlce department
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-26
RUSSIAN CAVALRY WAS
SURPRISED AND ROUTED

London, June 25.-The Japanese Ie.
CATION received information today that
a detachment of Tasushans army sur
prised and routed a squadron Of Rus,
sian cavalry near Santaehow. The
russian loss was over sixty dead and
a number Injured.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-26
Sunday Boat to Cumberland

The steamer Emmeline will leave
from the foot Of Mansfield street Sun
day at o. M. Returning leave Cum
berland .. m. Round trip S1.50 in
cIuding dinner at Cumberland island
hotel and car fare from boat to beach
and return. "a 49,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-26
NEW YORK BUILDING AT
ST. LOUIS is DEDICATED

St. Louis, June 25,-The handsome
New York state building on the ex-
position grounds was dedicated today.
and large numbers of New York PED
pie attended the dedicating exercises
Governor Odell made the address
of acceptance.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-26

lhe IolioWing letters are self-eXplan.
atorg
Waycross, Ga, June 10. 1904.
Hon. w. G Brantley, Brunswick. Ga.
Tv4i si. The no aseiil,csat;1 oo,.y 81,
non for the Eleventh congressional
district 81 Georgia convened in Bruns-
wick yesterday and by unanimous
vote nominated You as its standard
bearer for election to the 59th con
gress
Ne were appointed by the oonven-
son 70 notify you Of your nomination
aad 70 request your acceptance Of the
samo
With assurances Of the highest es-
teen and personal regard from eaeh
membef 81 the convention. We beg
70 remain. saf6urs very truly.
oh John c. Mcdonald.
Chairman
VIM. Faircloth,
c. C. TindaII
w. W. Mcdonald,
Committee
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No Game.

The game of base ball scheduled be
tween Waycross and Vienna in the for
mer city did not occur yesterday on
account of rain
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-26
The Weather.

Forecast for today in Georgia:
Probably showers along the coast;
north to light northeast winds.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-26
STRONG LETTER
OF EXCEPTANCE
-%-
Congressman BrantIey Ac-
cepts the Nomination
Tempered Him
his lFTTER 10 ysriNiIItt
Popular Brunswick Congressman Has
Been Notified BY Committee Ap-
pointed at Recent Convention
Held in Brunswick.

The following letters are selfexpIan-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-23

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SanitGts e @cridlt.

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@iertcl Der lootcn I'M 4u2lonoc
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peronitnltet am Mittlpod), ben 26.
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-" Gin groBes s(iiiternroiten Der
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5ert giebt am Gienitag 9lbeno 9r.
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