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suddenly withdrawn, still Peruna would
remain in multitude of homes and hold
its place as the most popular remedy
ever introduced in the United States
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BUSINESS W oman HeC mme00.
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town, N. Y, writes: Il take pleasure in
writing you concerning your wonderful
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to and from my Office in damp and rainy
weather l contracted severe cold and
had a terrible cough which it seemed
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to see one of your booklets on Peruna. I
have used two bottles and my cough has
entirely left me. and l Nhave- no more
trouble with cold or catarrh. Miss
Edna BoSsler.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10
$4,000 Reward

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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-30

iHEY MADE Bio STEAL
Tailor Has Seen Dropping Clothing
etc, from the Second story for
Some Time and Was Caught
n the Act.

VIII Connor, tailor. and Henry Har
ris, porter, both colored. at the store
OF B. H. Leavy. Bros. & 20. were ar
rested yesterday morning by Officer
S. D. Lamb on a warrant sworn out
b. Mr.. Levy charging them with lar
ceny.
1t seems that these two negroes
have been stealing considerable cloth
ing, shoes, etc, during the past few
months. but they were not caught up
with until a few days age. when Mr..
Levy caught the negro Connor in
he act of dropping an oYercoat down
flcm a window in the escend story of
the building. Mr.. Levy said nothing at
the time but quietly worked on the
case, and it was disclosed that Gonnor
and the negro porter Harris. had both
been engaged in shoplifting for some
time.
When arrested by Officef Lamb both
the negroes denied the charge but
ater in the day several articles were
recovered by the officer and returned
to the store. The goods already recov
cred amount to about $40 $50 and 1t is
believed that they have many other
articles of clothing stored away in the
city.
Both the negroes have been employ.
ed at the store for .sqpe time and
it is not known ~ ~ long the stealing
has been going IN. connor Is employ.
eo as a taile and works IA the sec
ond story + the building. il seeuaa
that he r.rorked quite sDsalleis Sseheme
II snpping shoes, pants, etc, from
the rear window of the building.
Both the negroes are In the county
jail and it is probable that they will be
gwen preliminary hearing tomorrow
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-30
AT SECOND ADVENT CHURCH.
Interesting servoces viii be Held
There Today

Interesting servoces viii be Held
There Today
Special interest will, as usual, draw
The people to the Second Advent
church tonight. Rev. C. r. Thorn
ton will .-~eaeh by special re
quest, doetrinaf Sermon and this win
to a continuation Of sst Sunday night
discourse in which Mr. Thornton ably
set forth the cardinal doctrines SO firm
Is believed by the earnest pastor and
his people. Mr. Thornton especially
invites all who are skeptically dispos-
Ell to not fail to hear him tonight
The pastor having been for a number
or years skeptieally inclined and feel
ing an interest specially in his fellow
men OF like disposition and would
bc happy to address them upon the
line Of doctrines that so changed his
course, caused his conversion to his
God and put him in his ministry tc
men. All are humbly invited by him.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-30
NsTEsEIEHl
NO BRITISH CONSPIRACY
DECLARES HIGH ADMIRAL

ST. Petersburg, Oct. 29.-The admir-
atty authorized the statement that Ad-
miral Rojestensky has been instruct
ed to remain at Vigo pending the in-
quiry into the North sea incident.
A high admiral said to the Associat-
ed Press:
Il consider that the acute stage Of
this deplorable misunderstanding is
over. do no countenance for one
minute the wild insinuations that Brit
ish torpedo boats were the aggressors
but can not explain the presence OF
two mysterious torpedo boats. l can
not believe they were Russians return
ing to join the squadron and that they
were mistaken for Japanese. But il
this turns out to be the case, it was
Roiestvensky's duty to protect his
ships from what he believed to be q
hostile attack" AI I.mal
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-30
DAMAGE is SMALL
Three Thousand Dollars
will Cover Loss to Mill
Up the SatilIa
General Manager Foster Returned to
the City Yesterday from Scene
of the ExpIosion--Work Soon
to be Resumed.

j. A. Foster, general manager OF
the Hilton and Dodge Lumber Compa-
ny returned yesterday from Satilla
Bluff, where he went to investigate the
explosion OF the large saw mill at that
place Thursday by which three ne
q oes were killed and the mill badly
damaged.
Mr.. Foster vas seen by a News rep
resentative shortly after he arrived in
the city and he stated that the damage
tc the mill was not as great as was
first thought. The entire damage to
the mill will not amount to more than
$4,000.
He stated that the damage was dane
by the exploding boiler. which few
the mill with terrific speed, carrying
other parts OF the mill with it. One oi
the boilers were blown across the river
The general manager announced thai
the mill would be repaired immediate
IL and he expects to have it back al
work in the course Of few Weeks.
The first report to the effect thai
three men were killed was correct, but
rene Of the others were seriously in
jured The three killed were coloreC
two fremen and one tramp who haC
been hanging around the mill for some
time.
Mr.. Foster stated that he could no
account for the cause of the accident
as everything was in usual good work
ing order, the boilers did not have OF
any more steam that ordinarily. ant
though he has made an investigation
the cause Of me terrible explosion ha
not keen ascertained.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-30
GOING TO THE FAIR
Brunswick Riflemen Ac-
cept Invitation to
Visit Waycross
Company viii be There on Next Thurs
day TO Participate in the Exercises
on Military Day at South
Georgia Fair.

The Brunswick Rinement yesterday
received an invitation from the Way.
cross fair association to attend the
South Georgia fair on next Thursday,
Military day.
a'be Invitation was Aanedlately act
|e1 upon by tie company. and it was
decided later in the day to accept. It
was impossible to hold a meeting OF
The company, but a messenger was
sent to a majority Of the members, and
almost every one seen was in favor
of taking the trip, and late in the
AFTERNOON the fair management was
advised that the Brunswick company
would be on hand Thursday. 1t is ex-
|pected that about thirty or thirty-five
members win take the trip. They will
leave here Thursday morning at 7:r-
and will return the same night at $50
hut those who desire can remain over
until the next morning.
The fair will open at Waycross on
Tuesday and it promises to be a big
success. The people Of Waycross
nave been working hard during the
past few weeks, and everything is in
readiness.
Besides the Rifemen, several other
military companies Of the state will
be present on Thursday.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-30
SYSTEM HERE is
TO Be IMPROVED
supt. of Southern Bell
TelephonL Co., Here
Yesterday
INVESTIGATED The SERVICE
sapt Aobson Says the Patrons Here
WIN be Given First Glass Tele-
phone service-He Talked In
terestinsly on subject.

]. r. A. HoDson. district superintend
ent Of the Southern Bell Telephone
Company, with headquarters in Savan
pah spent yesterday in Brunswick in
vestigating the service of the company
in this city. Mr.. Hobson's visit was
brought forth by the resolution recent
ly passed by he b ard OF trade, com
p'aining 2 against tbs services OF the
company in Brunswick.
The superintendent, accompanied
by Judge A. D. Gale. visited a number
OF the leading patrons Of the system
in this city during the day in order to
AZ certain. if possible, the exact trouble
with the service. Mr. Hobson spent
the entire day, up to o'clock, visit
ine the different business meu, and he
admitted to a News reporter that, ac,
cerding to all accounts the service was
rot what it should be in Brunswick.
The superintendent paid The News
very pleasant call and explained
the present system and the central la,
hor system. for which the people of
this city have been clamoriug. He
says that just as good, if not better
service, can be secured from the pres
ent system, in city the size of Bruins,
wick, than from the central labor sys-
TEN. He added that three fourths of
the systems of his company were
of the kind as is in operation in Bruins
wick.
4 am here today he said for the
purpose of locating the trouble in your
city. The system you have here now
is practlcally now enc, ard my com
pany feels that better service should
be received, and | am sure that there
Is something radically wrong some
where, and, if possible, | am going to
lccate it. The Southern Bell people
want to give Brunswick a good,
prompt and up to date service, and all
ask is a little time. | cannot correct
all the complaints entered by
your people in a day, or a week, but
l make you the promise that in time
no one in Brunswick will be able to
complai,pp Of our service"
-soing fufthSy Mr. Hobson stated
that if results could not be obtained
from the present system in Brunswick
scme change would be made whereby
the system would be perfect.
The News feels that the sdperintend-
ent will now thoroughly investigate
the telephone service in Brunswick.
He is convinced by his interview with
patrons of the company here yesterday
that there is something radically
wrong and that it will be remedied as
soon as possible, was The assurance
|of the districs superintendent
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-30
GEORGIA WOMAN, GETS
A VALUABLE TENT

Mrs. Julia c. Gautler, wi(espS a prom
II ent physlc.. II Z M ~ ~ :. ''i54& Ga. ha
teen grated patentfS a cake-mix.
ng machine.
The device is simpleszj4e erytngemen
and saving both of work and fing, md
Will be great blessing to the ladies
of the household.
The machine is made up of plurall-
ty of receptacles arranged side by side
The different ingredients that go in
to the making Of the cake are to be pu
the different receptacles A verti-
Gle dasher extends into each recepta
Gle, There is a cross head connecting
The upper enGs of the dachcr shafts
and the dacher can be simultaneously
turned and will work the ingredients
The machine will be manufactured
and put on the market at an early day
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-30
ROBSON ASKED HELFIN
TO RETIRE FROM RACE

Birmingham, Ala. Ost 29-The report
o. the speech delivered by Captain
Richmond Pearson Hobson, at Besse-
mer on Wednesday evening contains a
paragraph saying that Captain Hobson
had of his own accord telegraphed ].
Ten Helm. nominee for congress in
the fifth district, to retire from the
race in favor of the next highest man
for the good of the party. Captain
Hobson did not predict how Mr.. Hefiin
would receive the suggestion. 1t il
generally expected that Mr.. Heflin
will get a tremendous majority in
the district. but there is some fear
that he will have trouble in securing
his seat in Washington for remarkine
in a speech at Tuscogee that 1t would
have done no harm had an anarchist
fred bomb under the table where
Booker Washington and the president
dined.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-30
FATE OF AL TMANS
REST WITH JURY
-
Case Went TO the jury at
5 O'clock Yesterday
Afternoon
A MISTRlAL IS PREDICTED
The Several Attorneys Occupied the
Entire Day in Arguing the Murder
case-Judse Parker Made I'm.
partial Charge.

Folkston, Gs., Oct 29-Arguments in
! the cases against the Altmans were
concluded this afternoon, after spir
tied contest, bitterly fought on botl
sides. and the case went to the jury
a 5 o'clock.
The charge of Judge Parker was
strong and impartial He dwelt al
! considerable length upon the case
went carefully over the evidence and
INSTRUCTED the jury to retire. discuss
the case and return verdict accord
/ inC to the sworn evidence.
Up to 10 o'clock tonight the jury
was stiIl out, and there is but little
possibility of a verdict being reached.
1t seems to be the general opinion
that the case will result in a mistrial.
In fact it is openly stated that he men
composing he jury will never agree.
The jurors are in charge of bailiff
and two guards. They will be kept
locked up all day Sunday if verdict
is not reached tonight.
Bryan and Bryan were the only at
turneys who argued for the defence.
They both put up great fight for the
two murderers. Solicitor Genearl Ben.
nett and Col. w. M. Toomer, of Way
cross, argued for the state, consuming
over two hours each, They both ar
gred that The two men were guilty
and should be convicted.
Everything is passing off quietly to-
night. though there is plenty of drink
ing on the part of the friends of the
Ailmana
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-30
SHOT WIFE ANDSELF
New York Man Caused
Sensation in Gramercy
Square
After Shooting His Wife Three Times
He Put Pistol to His own Head
and Fired-Roth Persons are
Unknown.

New York, Oct. 29.-After shooting
his wife three times this afternoon
Jag Gramercy park, an unknown white
man, about 81 years Of age. fred a
bullet into his own brain.
The shooting was witnessed by q
nt;mber Of people, but none Of them
seem to know what caused it and it
has been impossible so far to Identify
the couple. Both Of them are Of good
appearance, but no one in the neigh.
borhood remembers seeing them be-
fore.
They were both removed to a hos.
pital. The woman is in serious CON
dition and will probably die, while the
mans wound is no so serious and it is
believed that he will recover
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-30
REV. A. }. MoNcRIEF
WILL FREAcH HERE TO-DAY

The members of the First Baptist
church are much interested in the
visit to Brunswick of Rev, A. ]. Mon
Grief, who will occupy the pulpit Of
this church today, both morning and
evening.
Mr. Moncrief Is known as one Of
TIE most eloquent pulpit orai.''6 cI
cf this denomination and the congre
cation OF the Baptist church are much
gratified that he could accent The inyi
tation to preach for them. An excel
ent musical program has been arrang
Ell for the service today, All are cor
daily invited to atted both services.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-30
-roM WATsoN MAY CONE AERE
Rumored That the Populist viii Speak
in Brunswick.


Win Brunswick have an opportunity
os hearing the Hon Thomas E. Wat
sen. popalist nominee for president,
land who. il is claimed. is making a
Icampaign tour at the expense OF the re
publican parts9
While there seems to be but little
Foundation for the report, still it was
renlored in the city yesterday that
brunswick was in his itinerary, ana
that he woula speak here before the
presidential election. Watson is now
speaking in his native state. He spoke
in Augusta last night. and during the
present week win address the popu.
lists Of Thomasville, Albany and other
cities. One OF two populists in Bruins
wick were questioned On the subject
yesterday but they stated that they
had not been advised Of any contem-
plated visit OF their leader to Bruins
wick.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-30
GOVERNOR TERRELL is ILL;
SUFFERING FROM THE GRIP

Governor Terrell is suffering with an
attack Of the grip, says the Atlanta
Journal He left his Office at noon Fri
day for the mansion and on arriving
there went to bed. The chief execu-
tive was suffering with cold before
he went to Macon. While there he
contracted additional cold, and Friday
he was quite sick. His many friends
hope that he will soon be out again.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-30
DEMOCRATS TO RALLY
AFTER WATsoNs SPEECH

Rome, Ga, Oct 29.--Hon Thomas
Z Watson will speak here on Novem-
ber 9Th in the interest Of his candidacy
for president 1t will probably be his
last speech as it is thought he will
Gle Sc his campaign here.
A movement has been started to
have big democratic rally on the
night of November 7th.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-30
Simmons Predicts Victory.

Raleigh, N. c., Oct. 29.-Demccrat-
ic State Chairman Simmons says that
Gludger, democrat, will be elected to
congress from the tenth district by
e large increased majority and that
William G. Newland, democrat, will
defeat Spencer Blackbury in the
eighth district by 1900 or 1000 major
ity.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-30
GAINESVILLE COTTON is BURNED
Loss Of $4,000 Caused by Blaze There
Yesterday.

Barnesville, Ga, Oct. 29.-At 8
o'clock last night fire broke out in the
ware house OF Blaird and Sappington
and burned between GOO and 700 bales
OF cotton.
The tin shop of r. e. l.. Hawkins
and the store OF Charles Bailey were
also burned. For awhile it seemed as
K the whole town was threatened
and Griffin was wired for help, which
arrived at II o'clock. The fire as then
well under control. Only the thick
fire walls saved the remainder of the
city. The cotton was the property OF
the farmers of this section and was
covered with insurance. The loss
amounts to about $4,000 which is al
most covered by insurance.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-30
RUSSIANS PRESS FORWARD
AGAINST JAPANESE LINES

St, Petersburg. Oct. 29.- More and.
more activity is. being manifested
south Of Mukden, the Russians being
the aggressors. A dispatch which
cached the war Office today from GEN
/ efal sakharoff describes Russian
Reconnaissance far south Of Erdageou,
Ethus putting an end 70 the rinlor that
the Japanese had taken it. He also
reports the capture OF two villages
southwest OF Sinchinpu.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-30
BALTIC FLEET
TO MAKE A MOVE
"
Those Concerned in North
Sea Difficulty Will
Await Examination
FREEDOM FOR RUSSIAN PRESS
Officially Stated in ST. Petersburg thar
Car will Issue Manifesto Next
Week Granting Freedom to
Russian Press.

Paris, Oct. Pct is understood here
tfat the Russian ships of the Baltic
feet, which were not concerned in tha
North sea affair. will at once proceed
to Cape Good Hope.
The delinquents, after an investi.
alton has been made, will catch up
with the remainder of the feet by 20.
ing via the Suez canal.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-30
MAY GIVE TWENTY DAYS
FOR FINAL SETTLEMENT.

London. Oct. 29.--The Exchange Tel
egraph Company publishes dispatch
from st. Petersburg saying the cores.
pondent hears that twenty days is the
period suggested as the time which
shall be allowed for the inquiry into
the North sea incident
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-30
SkAGEToL NOT ATTACKED
BY RUSSIAN SQUADRON

London, Oct. 29.-The agents or the
Norwegian steamer SkagetoI says the
statement telegraphed from Copenhag-
en- last night to the effect that he ves-
sci was fired on by Russian warship
ON Sunday is incorrect. The Skhatol
passed through the Russian squadron
off Dover, but there was no firing or
other molestation.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-30
THE REPUBLICANS ALARMED.
Defeat In Rhode Island is Practically
Conceded.


New York. Oct. 29--Following the
statement from the national democrat
ic headquarters, given out this week,
most hopeful reports we're received
today from Indiana, New Jersey and
Connecticut, while information came
ttat the Rhode Island republicans
we're alarmed for the safety of the
electoral ticket and that they practical
ly concede the reelection of Gov Gar.
v'n, democrat, and fear thai he will
fleet the national ticket. The news
rom Indiana is particularly sanguine.
The close of the registration, with
he enormous aggregate Of 6S8,684 yot-
es greater than the total vote in 1900
lc taken as good democratic Indication
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-30
,EMocRATs ARE AFTER scHLEY
Want him to Appear with Rayner
When the Latter Speaks.

Want him TO Appear With RayheT
When the Latter Speaks.
New York. oct. 29.-The democratic
committee is making an effort to get
Rear Admiral Winfield s. Schley, reur
d, to appear with Senator Isador Ray.
ner when he speaks in this city. Sen
|ator Rayner was Admiral Schley's at
torney during the court Of inquiry pro
ccedings after the Spanish war.
Chairman Cord Meyer of the demo
cratic committee said today:
"The situation from our point OF
view could not be better. Judge Par
ker will carry this state"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-30
TRAFFIC is suspended ,

Huntsville, Ala, Oct. 29.-The Nash
vile Chattanooga and st. Louis rail-
way has announced suspension Of all
traffic between Hobbs island and Gun
tersville because Of the exceptionally
lew stage Of The Tennessee river.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-30
OCTOBER GOOD SHIPPING RECORD
Report viii Probably be as Good as
Anv During the Year.

Report VIII FToDdOlJ DS GO S'N -
Any During the Year.
The shipping record Of the port of
brunswick for the month of october
promises to be one of the largest OF
the present year.
Capt. Otto Johannessen, the official
port statistician, while he has not yet
Of course, figured on the monthly re-
cord, is of The opinion that it will show
W with any other month of the year
and will, probably show larger vol
me Of business than several of the
months
On account Of the unfayorable winds
many vessels have been detained in
pert, but the weather conditions have
rot kept the vessels from arriving.
The cotton shipment has been quite
large while the shipment Of lumber
] and crsssties bss spt up well.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-30
A BIG DRY GOODS SALE.
slcodworth & Owens to Dispose o.
Their Entire Stock.

Their Entire Stock.
Attention is directed to the large dis
play ad Of Bloodworth & Ovens, the
well known New Town dry goods deal
ers. which appears elsewhere in this
issue.
This firm announces that their en-
tire stock, consisting of dry goods
shoes. hats, clothing, etc, VIII be dis
posed Of at cost prices, as the firm
has decided to retire from business.
B.oodworth & Owens carry heavy
stock of goods and some truly rare
bargains are offered the people Of
Brunswick. There store is located al
the corner of l. and z streets, anc
= visit there win proye that they are
selling goods at UrrsuaIly low prices
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-30
FLEET IS TO PROCEED
TO CAPE GOOD HOPE.
MANY BIG FOOTBALL GAMES
WERE PLAYED YEsTERDAN

University of Pennsylvania Defeated
Harvard.
New York. Oct. 29.-The result OF
the several big football games played
today was as follows:
University of Pennsylvania II, Har
ward 0.
Princeton is, Cornell s.
Yale "a, Columbia o.
West Point 16, Williams 0.
Dartmouth SS, Wesleyan o.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-30
VLADIvosToK FLEET
COMMANDED BY JEssEN

Vladivostok, Oct. 29.-Admiral Jes,
sen has assumed command of the First
Pacific squadron. succeeding Vice Ad,
miral Bezobrazoff, who is leaving vla-
diyostok for st. Petersburg.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-30
General Allen Kills Himself,

Richmond, va, oct. 29,--General
Edgar Allen, formerly United States
district attorney and prominent
Grand Army man, committed suicide
near this city supposedly last night.