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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-22
Nearly Every Cottage Has
Been Entered During
the Winter
MANY ARTICLES STOLE
c, NJ. Tilton Visited the Island Yester-
day and Discovered That His
Store Had Been Entered
BY the Thieves.

1t seems that the burglars have
again beeen at work on ST. Simon
during the winter months, and people
who have visited their cottage re
Gently to prepare for the summer sea
son discovered that they have been
entered and robbed and many ar
ticles have been carried away
C NJ. Tiiton. who conducts a store
at the pier, visited his place ye ter
day and found that the burglars had
visited his place OF business and many
groceries etc, were taken.
1t seems that there is a regular
gang of these robbers and each win.
ter they visit the different cottages
and many Of them are left almost
entirely empty. OF course there is
no one on the island to watch the
burglars and they work at viii
Mr. Tilton, together with other cot.
tage owners, will make an effort to
capture the guilty parties, and re
ward $25 is offered for any mforma
tion that viii lead to their arre2t
From some of the cottages stoves
bedding, household effects. etc, have
been removed.
There is no doubt but that the ne
groes residing on the island are the
ones doing the burglariaiag and it is
very likely chat some OF them viii
be captured and seyerly dealt with
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-22
INJURIES PROVED FATAL.
soisy Davenport Passed Away at the
City Hospital Sunday Night.

soisy Davenport Passed Away at the
City Hospital Sunday Night.
Boisy Davenport, the young white
man who was run over last Saturday
night, died Of his injuries at the city
hospital at o'clock Sunday night
The unfortunate man was visited
by friends and relatives Sunday at
the hospital. lie was conscious al
times and made -tatement Of how
the accident occurred. He said that
he was lighting his pipe ana was
watching the headlight on one en-
gine when the train from the oppo-
site direction backed upon him, and
before he could get out OF the way he
was struck by the end car He told
the story very straight and it is not
Inow believed that he was asleep on
the track.
The physicians found it impossible
to perform an operation to amputate
his legs Sunday owing to hi very
weak condition.
The funeral occurred from the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Skipper yesterday af er.
noon, the nterment being in Pal
metto cemetery.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-22
GEORGIA WILL
Be FOR PARKER
Different Executive Conn
mittees Seem to Farvo
New Yorker
he IS GROWING POPULAR
Believed That Delegates to National
Convention from This State
viii Favor the New York su-
preme Court Justice.

The Georgia delegation to the nat
ional convention al st. Louis, to be
held in July, will be for Judge Alton
IB. Parker. of New York, for presi
dent.
This is the general opinion of the
leading politicians OF the state at
Present although strong effort is
being made to secure Hearst dele
gates to the convention.
Last week there were several meet
ings held in the state by The different
congressional and county executive
committees, and majority of the
members Of every one favored the
New York Judge.
AZ Wayeross the committee of the
Eleventh. district mel ana there
was not a Jingle man who favored
Hearst The same ex.stcr at the
meeting of the Glynn county commit
tee While there were one or two
who favored German or Cleveland,
there was not one who advocated the
nomination Of Hearst
II seems that Judge Parker is grow
ling popular III all parts OF this state
and the delegates will be almost a
unit for him, despite the efforts OF
Some Of the politicians to have Hearst
delegates namod.
a Packer club has just been organ.
zed in Atlanta ana branch organiza.
tons will he formed -all-oger The state.
One is spoken of ia Brunswick and a
prominent aGmirer of the New Yorker
stated to a News reporter yesterday
chat he understood that a meeting
would probably lie held in the near
future and such club organized.
There is no doubt but tlat the ma
Of tie democrats OF Georgia IA
yor Judge Parker Tor the democratic
nomination,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-22
EXECUTIONS
REPORTED AT SEOUL
TAX RECEIVERS ITINERARY.

He Will Shortly Start Out on Nj.
Regular Round.
Receiver of Tax Returns Dubberly
announces his itinerary and he will
start out on his regular rounds short
ly. The itinerary is as follows;
NOTICE.
| WILL BE AT THE FOLLOWING
places on the following days for the
purpose of receiving state and county
tax returns for the year 1904.
Sterling, April, l6, May 81.
st. Simons Mills, April 8, %, May
10.
Jamica, April s, %, May 10.
Brookman, April is, May 6 and 20.
Brunswick, April 2S. 30, 80 May
II, l3, IA, 26, 27, 2S.
Ertra Calls.
Bladen, May Z. at 4;3O p. m.
Pennick, d. II. Sapps store, May
II, at 4;3O p. m.
Everett City, May 5.
JOHN e. DUBBERLY.
Receiver of tax Returns for Glynn
county.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-22
WABASH DECREASES STOCK.
Stockholders viii Garry 1t to $4,000,
600 Today.

Stockholders VIII Garry It to $4,000,
900 Today.
Toledo, O., March q AT a special
meeting to be held here tomorrow
the owners of the stocks and bonds
Of the Wabash railroad authorize an
increase of $5O,O0O 600 in the com
panys stock. 1t is officially stated
that nc part of this stock is to be
issued, but that its authorization is
purely technical proceeding and is
done for the purpose of meeting the
requirements of the law,
The laws of Missouri under which
the Wabash is incorporated provides
that company clnnot have q greater
bonded indebtedness than outstanding
stock Since the Wabash was reor.
ganized in 1889 the bonded indebted
ness Of the company has exceeded
the capital stock by about SAB, 100000
but the increase of $50,000,000 in the
capital stock brings the latter up to
about 100000 1000, or about Sc 100000
in excegs Of the amount of the out
standing bonds.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-22
LOCAL NOTES OF INTEREST.
Short Items Gathered During the Day
by News Reporters.

Short Items Gathered During the Da,
by News Reporters.
All democrats should remember tha
they should register before April 10
The books will be closed on this dat,
land those who fail to register cannot
vote in the primary on April 20, al
which time all state and county Off
GERS will be elected.
Several interesting cases wre tried
MT the session of the police court yes
terday morning.
Yesterday was the first real spring
day we lave had. Light clothes
We're worn, several stores had their
openings, Wilson was out with his
Panama and everything seemed to
have a summer appearance
The Glynn county candidates are
now preparing their announcements
and they viii all be made in a few
days.
Several of the Pilots were out at
the sair grounds yesterday practicing
If the warm weather continues the
team will be organized shortly.
Kennon Mott, the ieweler, was busy
removing yesterday into his new store
formerly occupied by Fleming & Waif
Itsis not known who will occupy the
store vacated by Mr. Mott
Quite large congregation was pres.
ent at st. Marks Episcopal church
Sunday morning TO listen to most
'gtere3tlng address from w. M. Hawks
Of Atlanta
Physical culture will be the sub
ject discussed at the meeting of the
Mems club tonight. Prof. Pat Raedy
will address the members present on
thi3 subject, with which he is very
familiar, 1t Is to be hoped that a
large number of the members will
be present.
Revival services are being held at
they McKendree Methodist church this
weeis Rev Austin II beingl assisted
in the service by Rev. J, w. Tinley Of
Jesup. Special music is rendered by
the choir.
Several BrunsWickians will leave
this morning to attend the meeting
of the Florida and south Georgia cat
tlemen at Jacksonville. Col. C. p.
Goodyear is on the program for an
address.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-22

Antwerp, March 12.-The new pas
senger steamship service between
Antwerp and Canadian points was in
lugurated today with the sailing Of
the Steamship Montezuma for st. John
A freight service has been mainttilne(
BY the same interests. The Monte
yuma carries a large number OF Eur
opean immigrants for the Dominion.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-22
- Ia senator nurton.

ct Louis. Mo, March 2i.-Ihe case
Of United States Senator joseph T.
Burton, OF Kansas was called before
Judge Adams today In the United
States district court A panel Of 6o
juror Was drawn for the trial which
is the result of an indictment charg-
ing Senator Burton with accepting
honey for using his influence in pre-
venting the issuance OF q fraud order
against the Rialto Grain and sec1ls.s ,l.l
les COMPANY. Of this city.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-22
TO DRIVE RUSSIA
ACROSS THE AMuR.

st. Petersburg e-The
Vladivostok papers winch have just
arrived here declares that a member
of Japan's consulate declared on the
eve of his departure that it was Ja-
pans ambition to drive the Russians
across the Amur and restore Man
churia to China and annex Korea.
The Vladivstok editors find it almost
impossible to publish their papers.
The supply of paper is practically ex,
hausted and they cannot get up steam
in their boilers because the horses
which carted the water have gone.
Most Of the reporters and compositors
have been called to their colors OF
have run away and no advertise
ments are being received.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-22
TEXAS REPUBLICANS TO MEET
Evident that the Two Factions viii
Have a Fiuht,

Evident that the Two Factions viii
Have a Fight.
Dallas, Texas, March 21.-The re-
publican state convention will con
yene here tomorrow The convention
will select delegates and alternates
to the Chicago convention.
The friction between the two fact
ions of the state organization may re
suit in lively fight in the conven-
ton, the partisans of Il. G. Green
threatening to carry the war against
Chairman Lyon and his followers to
the convention floor.
AS both factions favor President
Roosevelt the delegates to the nation.
al convention will be instructed for
his renomlDatoin no matter which of
The sides win in the state organiza,
.tion
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-22
HOW JAPAN is TO
RAISE HER REVENUE,

Toxic, March 21-As a result of
series of conferences between the
party leaders it seems certain that
government will abandon the attempt
to create a salt monopoly and place
ia tax on milk and will make smaller
increase on land tax than was orig
inally intended. There is a growing
sentiment that the government should
not begin at once the immediate pay
ment of a large part of the war tax,
alton, but should issue bonds and ex-
tend the payment over a series of
years.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-22

If yol have Rydales Elixir in the
house when a cold wave is coming
you need nvt fea4 attacks OF bronchi
It's, pneumonia, o~aghs or colds, etc
Rydales Elixir tAAsn when attack be
gins never fails ~ chs tx the progress
Of lie disease. 1t IS equally sue
cessful in chronic cases of throat an
lung disease.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-22
NOT BELIEVED THAT
JAPs WE'RE CAPTURED

st. Petersburg, March 21.-Beyond
the movement of troops to the Far
East, which is progressing satisfact-
ory, the government advices indicate
little change in the situation.
No official kilograms announcing
collisions with the enemy had been
received up to noon. The govern
ment had no official information to
substantiate the reported capture or
1900 Japanese near tbe Yalu river
and it is assumed that this would
have been reported Immediately If
true.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-22
RESERVES HAD
ROUGH VOYAGE
Did Not Reach Savannah
Until Sunday
Night
viii RISfRvES' EQUIPMENT
The Detachment in Charge Of Com
mander coldinu Encountered
Some Rough Weather on
the Trip.

The detachment of Savannah naval
reserves which left here Friday with
the equipment Of the company which
formerly existed here. seem to have a
rough yayage. as will be seen from
the following from the Savannah
News:
After a tiresome ang disagreeable
trip Commander II. S. GoldiDg, Lieut.
c W. saussy, Mr.. W. NJ. Kidwell and
a detachment of the naval reserves
reached Savannah from Brunswick
on the cutter towed by the launch
Latte w
Commander Coldlng - to Bruins.
wick TO take charge Of tie possessions
Of the disbanded First division Of the
nasa reserves. The property turned
over to Commander Colding was
brought 10 the city The party left
Brunswick al noon but ran into a fog
6ia Altamaha sound.
Commander Colding had taken with
him a supply Of charts and ii was
necessary to use the compass and re
fer to the charts. He declared that
@e weather was very threatening aud
bat for the fact that he travelled this
route ONE years ago, and Is familiar
with it. he would have been compelled
g drop anchor. Whom the boats reach
sapelo sound the fog was still
Daavy St GATHERINGS sound was
feaehed early yesterday morning and
stop of two hours was made for
fresh water
When the Lottie passed Isle Of Hope
ind Thunderbolt salutes were fired
Lent V. Il. Wcrtham received a tel
ephone message that the party was
nearing Savannah and with a number
Of reserves went in rowboat,fIe met
the launch at Forth oglethorpe where
the parry was taken on board the
s.ottie w. Quite number were at
tae boat honse at the foot Of Drayton
street to witnes the Ieatra Of thc
launch a salute of eight gun was
fred as the iaanch entered the har
boz. Both the lsunch and the cutter
we're gaily bedecked with flage. Car
90 was discharged in the boat house
aud the navy cutter stored away
TIE cargo will be removed today TO
the armory.
The adjutant general has issued an
order changing the Savannah diyis-
ion from the fourth to the first dis
islon.
Including the property turned over
6y Lieutenant Commander Wrench to
Commander CoIding was 80 foot
standard navy cutter. which had only
been IN use by the Brunswick division
for a few months, having been made
especially for that division. Comman
der Colding loaded Hotchkiss rapF
ire cannon, fifty rifles, tenting, can
teens and other property into the cut
ter and said there was room ior more
The detachment OF reserve occa
pied the cutter on the return rip
the boat being towed by the Lottia W
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-22
NEW YORK ITALIANS
HAVE A BIG RIOT

New York, March 21.-During a
riot n the Italian settlement at One
Hundredth and Fourteenth street and
First avenue, one man was killed and
several wounded and the police were
drawn into the battele, which lasted
half an hour. They succeeded in ar
resting three men implicated in the
murder.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-22
GOES IN THE SOAP BUSINESS
p. H. Mabry, Formerly Of this City
Doing Well in Alabama.

Doing Well in Alabama.
The following from the Birmingham
Age-Herald will be Of interest in this
city, where F. II. Mabry formerly
lived being agent here Of the Southern
Express Company;
"0ne Of the latest Industries in Bir-
mingham is the Southern Soap Com
pany The company was INCORPORATED
about thirty days ago and is now
ready for business. John S. Mabry is
president, r. II. MaOry vice presi-
dent and w. G Burnett secretary and
treasurer. The company Is manulaet
nrlng as their leader Grand Duke
soap, and they have departed from
the cid practice Of giving away pres
ents for tie wrappers are are giving
one half cent cash for each of the wrap
pers. This is an excellent idea a Tie
cash is OF Intimately more .aide taan
the presents would be. This soar
company is the only concern o. the
kind in the world that ha adopted
this plan and the prospects are that
, they will do a good business.
Grand Duks soap is an octagof
shaped bar and is made OF the iinest
soap stocks money can buy. The com
pany also manufactures Grand Duke
washing powder and Grand Duke
securing soap, the wrappers on the
sjter are each worth one cent II
~
rhe company have their office
lin the Hood building, rooms 45S ans
454 and have 10000 caps Tor the boy
and girls Of birmingham advertising
their soaps ana washing powder.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-22
TAKE OWN LIVES
AT PORT ARTHUR.
Russian officers at Garrison Craze,

Russian Officers at Garrison crszed
by Rombardment.
New York, March 2L-NeWs has
been received from Port Arthur that
several officers of the garrison, under
the strain caused by the lombard
ment, have committed suicide, accord
ing to World dispatch from Shang-
hal.
The total casuIties in the town TO
date is 265.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-22
Honors for the German Ambassador

Chicago, March 21-..Blron Won
sterberg, the German Ambassador
arrived from Washington today to
receive the honorary degree Of doctor
of laws, which will be conferred upon
him at the fiftieth convocation of the
University Of Chicago tomorrow.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-22
win Name March.

Bushnell, H., March 21.--Congress-
man Benjamin F. Marsh will be re-
nominated without opposition by the
republican congressional convention
of the Fourteen district, which meets
lin this city tomorrow.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-22
CHINESE SQUADRON
HAS REACHED CHEFoo

Chefoo, March 21.-Tihe chineses
He Yang squadron consisting OF
three cruisers under Admiral Tsah,
has arrived here. 1t is understood
that they will proceed to Nuichwang
as soon as the ice is cleared in that
port.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-22
STRUCK BY A FALLING WALL
Two conVicts at Bainbridse May Die
from injuries.

BRinbridge, Ga, March 21.-Ths
morning, while tearing down The old
court house here, Seeke Russell, Scipio
Daniel, Dave Crawford and WIN Thorn
as, all conyicts, were caught by fall
ing wall. Russell and Daniel may die.
The other two are slightly injured
The contractors were employed by the
city from Hoges & Powell, Of Cyrene,
who work the mis9emeanor convicts
of the county,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-22
REPORT THAT RUSSIANS
WON LAND BATTLE.

Chefoo, March GA private dis
patch received from Mukden states
that a battle has taken place ON the
Yalu river in which the Russians
claim to have captured 1900 prisoners.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-22
MANY MILLINERY OPENINGS.
brunswick Stores Were All Wei
Crowded Yesterday.

Crowded Yesterday.
The seyerul Brunswick millinery
.stos began their spring openings
ys.erday and all during the day the
alferent establishments were well
crowded with ladies.
among those who had their openings
were; Miss Kate Slater, N, Eikan
and Mrs. NJ, Isaac. An unusually pret
" liEe Of spring and summer hats
were displayed 50 each Of the stores
The openings will continue through
to6ay.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-22
YIN RceIect cassatt.

Phiipdcililia, March 2i--M. J. Cas-
sati Will be reelected president to-
morrow at the meeting Of the stock
holders og the Pennsylvania railroad
company. - s...--..-.---A.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-22
The waether.

Forecast Tor today in Georgia: Fair
and warmer; probably showers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
WATCHES NO LONGER HAND MADE.

1-rorn The I.ouisville Courier-Journai.
..,Ta~bi-e~y has succeeded hand work IN the
--.,--ff4rtrrre Of Watches" said John II Carr. Of
C1-irrs5 last night while !n this city. The encr-
none -.-lrrha~ az watches that are sold and the
FREQUENT repairs necessary IN the way "i new
fsetas make on Interchangeable system indispeu-
la1rc a-v watch which a modern factory makes
can be Duplicated piece by piece, while hand
made watch has 70 De repaired by an especially
aFarrrf workman. The OF machinery has
laar developed 20 such a point that superior time
even a. kent Iv the watches made In that way. and
while some stick % the handmade tmepieces thelr
factors ira The education Of the people use
watches IS the cheap pieces whlc1 are placed on
me market for a dollar two. When has
worn one Of them for = time he wants sOmething
better and nothing has increased the sales OF the
high grade manufacturers much tho low
grade watches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
REALM NOTES.

Arnold g. Eyrue were the brokers IN the sale
Of Nas 81 and Us West Nlnety-elghth-st-. FOR
r,rrrras * rrtert and George Lowther. trustees
g. l-area Loeb.
e. AdrEeauau. e.. & Co. said yesterday that
the purchaser ~ the plot OF fifteen lots IN West
choste--ave. between East One-hundred-and-hfty-
EiEtl-al and Uuion-ave, the last OF the Danzig-
Feurnlv.r-a- tract. which the frm recently sold,
D. the Central Realty Bond and Trust Company.
The Central Realty Bond enc Trust Company IS
alEJ trr purchaser III the foundry property on the
south Side Uf Meslclester-ave-. between Brook and
s. A. Kors Is the buyer OF No. 222-234 East Fifty
frst-st, recently Eold by A. Hollander through
EeaVcr ~ Moore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20

The plans f1r the Office building 20 he erected on
rho site % the old Trinity building. at so IL
TroaEuar. we're fled yesterday With Building
EUpcrlr. oulert Hopper by Francis Il KlnbslI
srcli-aet for the 80. III Broadway Company. the
owner ot The property. and OF which :. bowling Is
pres. sert
The building e. 60 have frontage Of as feet
in Broadway and IS feet In Trinity Place, and
WI have a varying depth % 2oC.7 and 2645 feet.
y S. 20 he tvclty-0ue stories high and viii be
dttel v.-h row - ten rapid transit elevators
Enclosed lu 81 corridor hail The building VIII be q
rteel c.eton lreproof construction. with facade
OF granite at the basement story and limestone
above tae design being modified Gothic 20 har-
monte with The architecture % Trinity Church.
eluaHs.6 Cl which e. WILL stand The cost % the
bull..rE estimated az $4,000. The contract for
the construction ~ the sHyslraper ls held ~ the
George a. RULER Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
TO ALTER ~sIa x" MILL INTO STORE.

Plans have been fled with Building superin-
teudclt Hopper Tor the enlargement and remod-
oulur into s. store building OF the six mill erected
81 1cE dy Bernard 10th IN AmsterdRm-ave- from
ne-huuGre5-au5 -fIrtleth-Et 10 One-huntrec-and-
hftg-frst-st.. and long known 10 Washington
Helg4ss residents The Zig X" MIL. II is
three story building. on lot covering block.
snd having a frontage OF 1870 feet and a depth
OF 100 ccel
Two EEeat wings. spreading north and south at
ar angle frcu the main building. give the build
Ing Gle shape of gigantic letter X. an unusual
plan selected 90 Improve the lighting and vcntlla-
don re- tae u.u The building has been unoC-
curira tIc fsrt two wears. and now the owner
pra..srs to b-ll' three story extension covering
The l. -Llllr shaped UuOC0Ipird part - the big
lCt which extension VIII be - feet 1-ep
and -- -.rt lu i-- greatest width. Two large trl-
urgr ..rr courts VIII remain the uCrth and
ECU-E r- obs extension.
Tho rouuIeTs5 building VIII have new facade
o. brick lrG limestone. and "a largo entrance with
granite columns The Cost Of the improvements IS
estimated a. s6lvo ly BucEman e. Fox the
architects.