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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-04
THE BALTIC FLEET
is READY TO SAIL

st. Petersburg, Get. 3.-Announce- 3.
ment is made that Emperor Nicholas
will Visit Reyal on Tuesday to bid fare
well to the Baltic squadron. After
months of preparation and several
false starts, it is believed that the
SQUADRON is at last on the eve Of it's
departure upon its long journey.
A division in the admiralty has Ak
listed throughout the period of prepa.
ration regarding the advisal ility OF
sending out the squadron. but itp
the decision to double the size Of tho
Manchurian army and press the war
with vigor, the logic of those who for
months hav insisted that every avail
able ship would be despatched to the
Far East has finally prevailed. The
al gument that no complete victory
over the japanese is possible unless
the command of the sea is wrested
tiom them could not be overcome, and
though much valuable time has been
lost and the moment seems inau5p:ci
Gus, it is offlcially intima ed that an
Freyocable decision has been taken to
despatch the Baltic fleet syca If the
Port Arthur squadron should he ami.
Inflated before its arrival the"e
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-04
REPORT OF
FARQUHAR
1T WILL PROBABLY BE RECEIVED
AT MEETING OF COUNCIL ON
THURSDAY NIGHT.

1t is expected that Expert Farquhar.
Of New York. who recently thoroughly
inspected our sewerage system, will
render a report at the meeting C coun.
cl next Thursday night
Mr.. FarQuhar stated that he would
prepare and toward the report shortly
after his arrival in New York. lie
left the city over a week ago and the
report is expected al any time. BE.
fore leaving Brunswick Mr.. Farquhar
did not give out anything concerning
his examination and considerable in
terest is manifested in the report.
Mr. Farquhar did not intimate in
any way the condition of the sewer
sge system and nothing at all Will be
Known until his report is read before
ccunc
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-04
WILL SHAKESPEARE ON
PEAK OF A MOUNTAIN

Berlin. Oct. Shakespeare "A
MidsummerNight's Dream has lust
been produced at Thale on the sum
nit Of a mountain.
The theater is surrounded on all
sides by steep rocks; he seats for
the audience are hewn out of the rock
and accommodation for 1000 persons,
and the stage which is also hewn out
Of the rock, is so feet long by 54 feet
wdt.
No artificial scenery is USED, but the
back ground is formed by the dense
forest. which encircles the theater,
and by the outlines of the mountains
in the distance. The wings of the
stage are also formed by the forest.
The dressing room for the actors
is close at hand in the forest. but
completely hidden from the audience
The theater is fully protected from
the wind. and it's acoustic properties
are so excellent that every word is
heard.
This mountain theater was founded
and is managed by Dr. Ernest Wach-
LEI, Of Weimar "a noted dramatist and
writer. He has sought to establish
a national theater ON Greek models.
only first class players are engaged
and reasonable prices are charged en-
atling people Of all classes 10 attend,
d. Wachler also aims at presenting
new plays by promising young au-
thors who cannot obtain hearing in
regular city theaters.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-04
FIRST JAPANESE TRAIN
RUNS INTO LAO YANG

General Oku's headquarters in the
field, Oct. Ia p. m. via Fusan, Oct.
3.-The first Japanese train arrived at
Liao Yang this afternoon. me gauge
oe the railroad has been changed from
Dalny to New Chwang. A regular
schedule Of trains will be established
il; few days.
Engines ana ears have been brought
from Japan. The completion OF the
railway removes entirely tie problem
c. the transportation of supplies and
ammunition to the Japanese forces in
the field
Todays' train brought quantity Of
ammunition, Telegraph and railroad
supplies.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-04
A NOTABLE AMUSEMENT.
The Grand end Colossal Biblical Spec
tacle BY John Robinson.

The Grand and Colossal Biblical Spec
tacle BY John Robinson.
John Robnson's ever popular and
ever welcome shows come to us this
year with such important accessions
and augmentations as to oyershadow
al contemporary amusement ventures
They not only have nateria ly
strengthened their ring and hippo
dlome performances. and largely ad-
ded 10 their already large menageric,
bHe@sre producing an astonishing new
featuA which cannot but commend
itself to al classes Of patrons We al
Jude to the grand Biblical spectacle
O solomon His Temple and the Queen
Of sheba.
Unerrlng in historical accuracy
taiIhful in scenic deiineation, realis-
u in depletion Of incidents and
e, ents, impressiyely grand in pagean-
te effects, magnificent in costumes
and appointments, enhancing in musi-
cai features, bewitching in beautiful
pallets and exciting in games and chag-
ri races, this unprecedented sublime
scectacle will commend Itself to every
visitor. The show viii exhibit in
brunswick on Monday, October II.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-04
PERJURY CASE TAKES NEW TURN
Famous Markey Matter Attracts At,
tention of Courts.

Famous Markey Matter Attracts At,
tention of Courts.
Valdosta, Ga, Oet.-rhe famous
Markey perjury case which was recent
II tried in the circuit court at Jasper.
Fla ended in rather unexpected
manner George L. Markey, a well
lH own and popular citizen, was last
year tried and convicted on charge
Of perjury in connection with di,
ycrce suit filed in Florida against his
former wife two or three years ago.
end was sentenced to term in the
state prison.
His attorneys carried the case to the
supreme court, which granted him a
new trial. This trial has recently end
ed, Mr.. Marlley being cleared on a
point of law the Judge directing YER
dhct of not guilty
Immediately on the announcement
oe the result he was arrested on a new
Indictment of the grand for perjury,
growing out OF the old case, The state
alleges the Markey was citizen Of
Georgia at the time Of filling the dt-
vCrce suit and base he perjGry charge
on affidayits he made claiming citizen
ship in Florida
Mr.. Markey is now citizen of
Loughlas, Ga, and has many friends
in south Georgia. He is now at liber-
u on $1,000 rond
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-04
GETTING READY
FOR RATE FIGHT
-
Great Array of Counsel
Will Appear in Atlanta
Freight Rate Case
COMES UP NfXT SATURDAY
Attorney General Will Complete An.
swer This Week-Contest InvoIv-
es Powers of Commission and
Commercial interests.

Atlanta. Oct 3.-The ral,r.ads ard
the state will lock horns in Ire f. Lcral
courts next Saturday and the gvsat
contest for the relief Of Atlanta from,
discrimination in freight rates VIII
be laid in Gear cut definite form
before the court for juac',I 1ec.sion
Gu its merits.
Attorney General Hart, who vii,
lead the legal forces appearing .or tAa
raj road commission, will probably
have his answer to the complainants-
petition ready by the middle Of the
week. though he is not required to h5e
It until the case comes up for argu
ment before the court on Saturday.
A brilliant array of legal talent has
been secured by the Atlanta Freight
Bureau to assist the attorney general
who is himself regarded as one of the
ablest members Of the Geoi gia bar.
", A. Wimhsh the freight bureau S
permanent counsel; Hoke Smith, Chas.
e Hopkins, Rosses and Brandon and
Eyens and Spence, will all appear for
Tie railroad commission and assist
Judge Hart in conducting the case.
The railroads case prosecuted in
the name OF the Central Trust Com
pany, Of New York, trustee, under a
$a0O0,OO0 income bond issue of the
Central Of Georgia railroad, will be
represented by Adrian II. Joline. of
New York; King, spalding and Little,
cf Atlanta, ]. B. and Bryan Cummings
oi Augusta and others
The questions to be passed upon by
the court, as made by the complain
ants petition, consist mainly in the
rcasonableness Of the rates promul-
81 ted in the amous circular 80 OF
The railroad commission, the rights
and powers of the commission, TO
change and me lify existing rates. and
others Of less Importance
Different issues may be raised by
the answer Of the state which the at
tcrney general will file. but it is
thought that the two points named
above viii be the principal questions
tae courts will be called upon to an
swer.
AL present the railroad commission
IS allowing the matter of reductions
~ stand in gtatu quo and it is not
likely hat any iurther reductions viii
be discussed or considered by the
commissioners until they possess more
tight upon their powers and rights
as viewed by the courts
1t is likely that the preliminary ar
guments on Saturday will attract a
large number Of business men to the
federal circuit court room and that
the progress Of the noted case in
u Hich so much Of Atantas welfare is
involved viii be watched with the liy-
best interest
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-04
LOUBET WILL RETIRE
TO PRIVATE LIFE AGAIN

Paris, Oct 3-There is no longer
any doubt as to president Loubets $
definite retirement from public HE
when in February 1906, his seven
years term win have come To an end
In addressing a local deputaUion at
uis summer home in the south OF
france, the other day he sad that he
expected to enjoy a well earned re-
pose sixteen months hence, at which
time he would be able to come and
live among the scenes Of his youth
for the rest Of his life. This determi.
nation. he added, was irreyocable.
such a statement sets at rest forever
the rumor that the president Wou q
&c asked to be again a candidate and
We uld accept a second term There
i3 no doubt that the ordinary run OF
republicans would be glad if he did
Tor they have had more peace under
Loubet OF late years than during any
other presidency in the history OF the
Third republic. Many of the leading
politicians would be satisfied, TOO, II
'Fere Loubet.55 remained at the Ely
see because TINS would at east pre-
vent the dreaded rival from succeed
ing him. But there is certain scnti
ment against second term in France
and NJ. Loubets Dronouncement may
be taken as disposjng of the question
one for all
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-04
A SCHOONER LIeEl.l.ED.
Attorneys Begin Proceedings Against
the James B. Joraan.

Attorneys Begin Proceedings Against
the James B. Joraan.
IN tle United states district court
u admira ". in Oh rleston Saturday
afternoon, H, w. Cook, Of Philadel-
pbla. \. G. Gunner and W. E. Cum
mer Of Jacksonville, owners ana Capt.
=. W. JOY, master Of The American
steamer Westoyer, through their at
torneys, Mitchell & Smith, flied libel
against the schooner James b. Jour
dan and her cargo, The Westoyer
encountered the James b. Jourdan
waterlogged and 3oaudoned on Sep
talober 5. fifteen miles OF Frying Pan
SLoal, and after considcrab dlhculty
succeeded in towing the vessel witu
he assistance OF the tug Mable s., in
to Georgetown harbor waere she IS
now subject tC the jurisdiction of the
Federal court The lumber cargo OF
he schooner IS itself a very valuable
one and the finders Of the schooner
VIII doubtless make a good thing out
o. the vessel and her cargo. The
schooner halls from Maine.
The James B. jourd3n is well known
Ia this port The schooner was reg
ular trader here and sailed few
weeks ago from this port with a cargo
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-04
PLANTS
HORSES
: Asst ANIMALS ARE NOW BEING
SOLD BY AUTHORITIES IN
LEXINGTON, Ky.

Lexington, KY Oct 3 The sale
Of the many fast trotting horses own
ee by r H. Plant the Macon banker,
who suicided several months ago, be
sun in this city today, and attracted
purchasers from all sections Of thJ
country.
The sale progressed during the day
and several Of the fast horses were
disposed Of at very good prices. The
s llion Grafton Boy which has
somewhat Of a record, sold Tor $2,10O.
Several Of the other horses sold for
good prices.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-04
HIGH WINDS LIKELY
ALONG THE COAST.
Disturbance Developing over East
Gulf States Last Night.

Disturbance Developing over East
Gulf States Last Night.
Increasing north to northeast winds
aiong the middle Atlantic coast and in
crossing easterly winds. shifting to
ncrtherly along the South Atlantic
coast are expected for today.
The notice was sent out at 10
o clock Sunday night from the Central
weather Bureau Office at Washington.
The telegram which was signed by
Garrlott. is as follows:
Advisory warning. 10 p m. Dis
turbance developing over the east
Gulf states and will move eastward.
l. is likely to cause increasing north
f3 northeast winds over the south
Atlantic coast and increasing east to
ncrtherly winds on the south Atlantic
coast Mondsy and Tuesday. No warn
ings have been ordered up as ye, at
any Of the points along the coast.
1t is not probable unless there
sLould be some unexpected strength
developed, that there will be any dan
ger resulting The telegram Is sent
cut merely to advise observers to
watch for any increase in intensity o.
the disturbance and as warning to
TIE shipping interests. In case there
/, any unusual development in the
strength Of the disturbance warning
will be hoisted today at ali coast
points where the storm is likely to be
felt A.-AkaE2l
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-04
PAINE IS
VERY LOW
POSTMASTER GENERAL is WORSE
AND END NOW SEEMS TO BE
AT HAND.

Washington, Oct. 3.-This afternoon
the physicians attending Postmaster
General Payne announced that he was
rapidly losing ground and was decid-
edly worse than he has been at any
tine since his illness.
1t is now believed by the physicians
that he will hardly be strong enough
tG recover.
Friends of the postmaster general
relieve that the end is not far off,
and it will not be surprising to see
him die at any minute.
Early tonight he was still growing
weaker.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-04
ATTEMPTED WRECK is
BEING INVESTIGATED

Brooklyn, N. X. October 3.-Inyes-
teaton is under full headway now to
Il ace the traitor VINO sought to wreck
the bateship Connecticut when she
was on the ways ready to be launched
a. the brooklyn navy yards. A re-
port has been pade to the navy de-
p; rument that three attempts were
iaade to wreck The ship
Naval officers and secret service
men are conducting the search. All
c ues VIII be sifted to the very bottom
The officials say that the miscreant is
probably still employed at the navy
yard and it is believed tina, he will
Ge caught up with.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-04
QUAIL IN ABUNDANCE
IN COMING SEASON.

Parties who have been in the out
En2 districts around Brunswick and
in other sections Of the state, report
hat The indications are that there win
b. an abundance Of quail for the
hunters this season, all seasons hav-
iLg been admirably suited for 4razA-s
rearing Of the young.
In the immediate vicinity OF Bruins.
wick great numbers Of coyeys are said
to exist greatly in excess OF last sea
Con, and Tie birds are now well ad
vanced in growth, which promises that
tEey viii be full, large and tat when
tnc season for shooting opens
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-04
BRYAN IS DOING oooD woRK.
NO Doubt New That the Nebraska
Statesman is for Parker.

NO Doubt New That the Nebraska
Statesman is for Parker
Omaha, Der. 3.-It is by DO means
certain thaaaaaalAaassz epublicans win carry
NobrISa. Republicans in close touch
witlEhe situation see carly that tie
Fuslonists are more than aghting
.chance for thgnational ticEef and thar
they are more than likely 10 elect
their state and Legislative tickets.
When the campaign opened the out
lcok was very dark for the democrats
But within the last few weeks there
have been chage in the attitude Of
the Bryan democratic toward the ma.
tional ticket the development Of a sen
ument in favor of Judge Parker's elec
tion of an awakening of the people
generally to the desirability of elect
ing a governor and legislature that
viii not do the bidding of The railroad
and other corporations
The Bryan democrats after letting
.oG steam by declaring that they never
would give their support to the ticket
nominated at st. Louis, have turned
around, on sober second thought, to
take the view that, distasteml though
tl,at ticket is to them on some grounds
i. is much less distastefu than that
nominated at Chicago and they are
now heartily supporting il,
Mr. Bryan has done much to bring
them around to this attitude 1t was
suspected even by his closest friends
Immediately after he came nome from
81 Louis that he Wa9 at heart dislay-
a to Parker and Davis and would not
give them genuine support aa
close to the distinguished leader know
tEat he is working ri igentiy for the
ticket.
ii bryan had elected t9 oya
ticket his old followers doubtless
would have done so They waited to
see what course he would pursue and
then fell into line
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-04

Columbus. Ga. oct. 5.-At Scale,
Ala, during the session OF Russell
circuit court just closed, Thomas A.
Chambers, a white man. was found
guilty Of striking an S0-year-old negro
with hoe. az 30 tnls
fine Judge Evans added SIX months
a.. hard labor.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-04

This is the last day Of the great
honest and genuine sale at the store
OF A Kaiser & Bro, the old reliables.
The sale has been in progress since
list Thursday and it has been great
success in every way. 1t is expected
that the bargain hunters will be out
il force today to take advantage OF
the unusually low prices offered.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-04
Woman Ruralar Sent un.

Columbus Ga, Oct. S.-A sentence
OF two years in the pentitentiary wag
received by Emma Pierson "a negro
woman of Girard. who was tried and
convicted of burglary at the session
Of Russell circuit court at Scale, Ala.
It. was claimed that she was member
Of gang of female burglars.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-04
JAPANESE GUNRoAT SUNK;
PART OF CREW RESCUED.

Toxic. October 2.--It is rumored that
japanese gunboat struck mine ana
sunk south of the Liza Tung peninsula.
a portion Of her crew reached an is
lend and were rescued.
The name of the gunboat is un-
known. The navy department does
not deny the report but says that the
department has no confirmation of it.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-04
Bio Fleet Expected.

A large feet OF vessels are now due
and expected in this port. Several
Of them should have arrived last week
T. is expected that the northeast winds
yesterday brought many vessels along
the coast and some of the feet are
expected to arrive today.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-04
JUNK STRUCK By MINE
JUST OUTSIDE CHEFoo

Chefoo Oct. "a. ninety ton junk
ftom New Chwang to Shanghai ran
on mine twenty-five miles north OF
here last night No one was injured.
The junk was kept afioat by her water
tight compartments. She reached
here with all available hands working
a; the pumps
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-04
WAITING FOR FIELDS MINSTREL
Grand VIII be Well Packed Next Sat
urday Night.

The Brunswick theater goers are
now anxiously awaiting the arrival OF
A, G. Field ana his minstrel show,
which will occupy the boards at the
Grand Saturday night
AL Field has always been favorite
~ Brunswick and every time his big
slow has visited this city it has been
greeted by large house. He has
many personal friends in the city who
are always delighted to see hum, ana
the indications are that the Grand Will
he filled no its capacity Saturday
night. The ADVANCE sale Of seats went
or yesterday and already a number
have been sold !-
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-04
COMBINE WAS FORMED II
ASSASSiNATE FOLK

St Louis, Get S.-Former Speaker.
Kelly, confessed today that plans were
made by combined members TO as
sassinate Circuit ttorney Folk in case
FOX could MAJ be made czar in the
var on Boodleys.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-04
Postal Men at Work.

The force Of linemen of the Postal
Telegraph Company are now at work
this side of Jesup, bringing the wires
of the company t. this city. 1t is ex-
pected that they will reach here about
the end Of the week.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-04
Mains Circus Coming.

Robinson's will not be the only cir
Gus to visit Brunswick this year. 1t
is understood that Mains big circus
will make tour of this state in De-
cember and will also show in BrUns-
wick.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-04

neTWoWtteT dKes DFOp.
There was decided change in the
weather last night, and at an early
hour this morning the thermometer
registered G7 degrees, which is the low
EFT it has been this fall The predic-
ticns for today are colder with north
east winds.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-04
only a Few Registered.

The city registration books were
opened at the clerks Office yesterday
but only a few qualified, The voters
will not begin to register until some
o: the candidates announce.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-04
TRIED TO WRECK
THE CARS TRAIN
-
Reported In Vienna That
Man Has Been Placed
In Jail
PUT BOMB ON The TRACK
RUSSIANS are Again Talking of Send,
ing Baltic Fleet East-Russia
Must Win on the Sea to De-
feat Little japan.

Vienna, Oct 3.-PoIish newspapers
today report that man iris been ar
rested who attempted to place a bomb
on the railroad track to wreck the pri-
yate train of the czar at Bara Noyit.
ica during the czars recent "trip.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-04
OYSTER FACTORY OPENS SOON
Manager Abrams Arrived Yesterday
and Will BEGIN Work.


b Abrams, general manager OF
tie Aiken Canning Company, arrived
in the city yesterday from Fruitdale,
where he has been running 9 fruit
cunning factory during the summer.
Manager Abrams stated to News
reporter yesterday that he would i'm
paediately begin work on the oyster
factory preparatory to the opening MT
Abrams does not know exactly when
the factory will begin operation. He
steted. however. that he anticipated
a big season. He said he already had
orders Tor many cans Of oysters and
expected to have big demand for
the oysters this season
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-04
FIRST REAL TEST OF
NEW YoRkS SUBWAY.

Now York, Oct. 3.-The first special
test of New York's subway train with
out any stops was made this afternoon
rarmel repaird from the city hall in
fifteen minutes.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-04
Gone Astray.

English setter puppie, male, white
and orange color; both ears are
orange color, two months old. Re-
turn to J. W. Watkins and get re-
ward.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-04

have an q ceptionally fine crop Of
panpas plumec for winter decoration
End all the artichokes for picking
now wanted.
C. Baldwin, 1906. . St.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-04
Ruslnesse Meeting.

The meeting Of the Mems club this
e, ening viii be devoted to business
matters and the program Of next
weeks meeting will be announced