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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-06
RUSSIANS HAVE BORROWED
HEAVILY IN FRANCE
Get Better Terms in Their Loan than
Did tha Iananncn

Get Better Terms in Their Loan than
Did the Japanese.
Paris, May "a representative of a
leading bank said regarding the Rus
sian loan:
I'VE consider the loan practically
closed, some details remaining to be
settled. The amount will be 5000, 900.
900, per cent five years. The selling
amount has been taken. The entire
issue will be made at one time. The
readiness with which the full amount
has been subscribed shows the solidity
Of Russian credit in contrast to the
rates Iapan pays. She realizes about
SO for 6 per cent, bonds, after pledging
customs, where Russia realizes over
98 on a 5 per cent bond.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-06
COMMITTEES MEETS TO-DAY.
Delegates to the State Convention
Will be Selected.

Delegates to the State Convention
viii be Selected.
The democratic executive committee
of Glynn county. which was eleted at
the primary a few weeks ago, is. called
TO meet at the city hall today at noon,
for me purpose Of organizing and trans
acting amy other business that may
come ar Tor action.
Among other things VIII be the cleo
tiou of delegates and aiternates to
the state convention which meets in
Atlanta next month.
This meeting was to have been held
last Saturday but there were not a
sualcient number Of members present
10 f0rm q quorum and the meeting was
postp poned until today. and it is hoped
that The members OF the committee
wifi be present
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-06
A FIGHT IN CONNECTICUT.
Delegates viii be Elected in That
State To-Day

Delegates Will be Elected in That
State Today
Hartford. Conn, May In anticipa.
tion Of an unusually interesting state
convention to0rrow democrats are
pouring into the city today Tie con
vention will choose delegates al large
snd district delegates 10 the NJ ional
convention Whether they VIII he for
Hearst or Parker viii be deter mined
only by a vote OF the convention itself
as leaders admit they are unable az
curately to analyze the returns Of town
.caucuses, which named the delegates.
1t is believed that the Hearst strength
will be an unknown quantity tin the
actual test vote
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-06
RUSSIAN GENERAL DOOMED
MEN TO DESTRUCTION
It was Miracle THAT Were not all
Destroyed on YaIu.

IL was miracle ~ nat were NOT all
Destroyed on Yalu.
ST. Petersburg, May 6.--The Move
Vremya's expert says the report from
General Kashtalinsky proves clearly
chat the Russians should have with.
drawn during the night of Saturday
and adds.
"Kashtalinsky had doomed them to
destruction. 1t was a miracle of hero
ism and fortitude that they escaped af
ter staying and inaicting such tremen
dous loss on the enemy"
higher officer Of the general staff
said:
The Japanese are too careful to
commit such blunders as to expose
their flank to the Russians at Fene
Fang Cheng. He believes they will
fortify a position at the Yalu and may
land troops at Talushan and hold the
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-06
RUSSIANS ARE MAKING
SOME VERY BIG LOANS

Paris, May 6.-The authoritative
statement is given to the newspaper
correspondent today by the highest
government sources concerning the
details Of the new Russian loan. The
conditions on which the loan is is-
sued are as follows: The cost of the
w9r the first five months to June l.
one hundred and twenty-five million
dollars, including twenty-five and a
hall million for railroad equipment
After June first the monthly cost Of
the war will be three and half mil
lions for the navy and fifteen million
for the army, making a total war ex-
pensc OF about two hundred and fifty
four millions for the year including
January first next. The first part Of
the war is more expensive than the
latter owing to the cost of mobiliZa-
ION and general expenses incident
to setting the machinery of war in
motion. Against these extraordinary
expenses are certain economies aggre-
eating sixty seven millions. When the
var began the Russian government
had between one hundred and fifty
and two hundred million to its credit
in the bank OF Russia and with for
eign bankers.
A Gold Reserve.
According to the law of eighteen
nintey-seYen, which made gold the
standard for Ru sia, there was stock
Of gold Of four hundred and seventy
ayc lailli0ns and another issue of three
hdpdred and fifty millions. Therefore
Russia could have placed in circula
tion two hundred and fifty million
without imparing the gold law OF nine,
ty-seyen. For the purpose OF protect.
ing the international monetary situa.
ton, the Russian government oonsid-
cred fayorably proposals by French
bankers and opened negotiations with
Joseph Hoettinguer and with others
of Paris. They have made two visits
to st. Petersburg, witch the object of
negotiating an issue OF treasury bonds.
running i've years at five per cent
These will be offered to customers oil
French houses at near par. The Rus
sian government reserves the right af-
ter five years TO use the international
credit to convert these bonds into IL
funded debt with low interest. The
amount to 5e taken in Paris can 30 to
one hundred and sixty millions Con
tracting houses are ready to place the
full amount.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-06
PRAcTIclNo FOR THE DRILL.
Knights of Pythias Improving at Each
Drill.

Knights of Pythias Improving at Each
Drill.
Uniform rank, Knights of Pythias.
will have a practice drill nightly from
now until they leave for Albany. where
they viii take part in the prize drill
at the meeting Of the grand lodge.
ihe company, several weeks since
decided to go to Albany, and no meet.
ing but only practice drill was held
last night.
captain Newman has about selected
me team and the company will be put
through the drill just as it will occur
on the grounds every night. The mem
perS nave shown up in good form dur.
ing the past week, and Capt. Newman
peileyes that he will return to Bruins.
wick with at least one of the prizes
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-06
INJUSTICE TO THE PILOTS.
Savannah Game was Not Lost on Ac
count Of Errors.

Savannah Game was Not Lost on Ac
count Of Errors.
II has been stated that the game o.
baseball here Thursday afternoon was
.ae Pilots on account of costly
es This IS an injustice to the 10,
cA as the boys. according to
the 9imn, played the best game
Of the 81 sols as only three We're re-
earGed sainst them, and none OF
these RS amounted to runs The
gar won by the heavy hitting
Of lnnsh team.
Editor Guerry, Of the Sa-
m Nws. who Witnessed the
Ae. reported it to his paper. and
ted in his article that Bowen and
lker were given excellent support
IN infeld as well as the outleld, play
Ing almost an errorless game.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-06
4 EoaMga aaunswcklAn esAD
Ardiau eiofeuIiIet Passed Away al
Macon Thursday.

Ardian Biofeulilet Passed Away at
Macon Thursday.
Ardian Boifeulilet who resided in
Brunswick for a number Of years, be
ing foren n Of the old Brunswick Tim
es. paAae ed away at his home in Macon
Thursday, after a lingering Illness
with Brights disease. He was fore.
man Of the ad rooms Of the Macon Tel
egraph.
After leaving Brunswick Mr. Boifeuli
let went to Washington, where he
worked for some time in the govern.
ment printing Office. He was cousin
Of Hon John r. Boifeulilet clerk Of
the Georgia legislature. lie also has
relatives in this city. The deceased
was married in this city about eigh-
teen years ago to Miss Sloan, who
came from Florida He has many
friends here who will regret to learn
Of his death ,ezl ne n 4 ~
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-06
JAPANESE DRIVEN BACK
IN THE SECOND BATTLE

London. May Ga dispatch to the
Central News from st. Petersburg
says a rumor is current therezSAat
second battle has been fought at Kiu.
lien Cheng, in which the Russian loss
was 1000 and the Japanese loss 10000
and the Japanese were driven
back in disorder The dispatch adds
that no confirmation OF, the report is
obtainable.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-06
OFF FOR ATLANTA.

Joe OIL Returns to the Capitol City
After Week on ST. Simon.
Joe Oil, the clever and very able
Washington correspondent of the At
lanta Constitution, who has been seek
ing much needed rest at St. Simon
for the past week, returned to the
city last night and left via the South
ern for Atlanta. Mr. Oil reports a
very pleasant stay at the island and
looks like he had been enjoying him.
self.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-06
KOREAN BANDITS WILL RISE UP.
Japan Would Have a Bad Time If Re.
verses Were Sustained.

Seoul, May 6.-The Korean officials
admit that if the Japanese are not
victorious in the operations on the
Yalu the tonkhaks (bandits) will rise
in open rebellion. The leaders are
now reported to be awaiting any Jap
anese reverse. 1t is probable that the
southern branch is already rising as
they are troubling the district officials
annoying the Japanese workmen on
the seoul-Fusan railway, and trying
to intimidate the Korean coolies to
stop work.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-06
CANE CONVENTION CLOSES.
Good Resolution introduced by Hon
Edwin Brobaton.

Good Resolution Introduced by Hon.
Edwin Brobston.
The cane convention closed in Jack
sonylle Thursday 1t was a magnif-
cent success in every particular
During the session Thursday The fol
lowing resolution was introduced by
Hon Edwin Brobaton
Believing in the upbnuding Of
our agricultural interests. is Of vital
importance 10 the permanent prosper
ity Of our beloved south, and that the
building ana maintenance Of good
roads is one Of the best agencies to
awaken and develop such interests,
Resolved, Thee we ue ali honora-
bic means to induce every individual,
and all representatives OF The people
IN town, county and state, or national
government to use their influence to
awaken interest on this important sub
ject and to ask for ANA devise legis.
lation whereby aid can be got from
n tional, state and county sources to
build good road being iucited by
such examples as stated by The honor
able director of office Of public road
inquiries, Martin Dodge, wherein he
cities the plan of the state Of New
York as being one Of the best, in hi.
opinion, and as having accomplished
under it more in two years than had
that grest Empire state accomplished
before in two hundred years.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-06
PORT ARTHUR IS NOW
CUT OFF FROM WORLD
Japanese Have Landed on Both Sides Of
the Place---Alexieff and Grand Duke
Leave---Only Small Garrison Left

qucntly it may be Inferred that if the
report of the landing of Japanese is
correct communication with Port Ar
thur has been cut off Pitsewo is on
the east coast less than 20 miles from
Port Adams.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-06
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FuNERASAXEsIE RDAY.
The Remains of Mrs. E. j. Allen aid
to Rest

to Rest
me funeral of Mrs. e. ], Allen DC,
CURED yesterday morning from the
baptist church. Rev, w. M. Gilmore
conducting the services, which were
attended by large number of friends
Of the deceased and her family. Mr.
ed Allen and Miss Gertrude Allen ac.
companied the remains to this CITY
Mrs. j. H. Carroll was unable 70 reach
mere in time for the funeral.
The pail bearers were: DR.. r. e. T.,
Burford, Messrs H. Lee. C D Ogg,
Howard Waff, Ed McGlougan and H.
w. Gale.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-06
Warships and transports.

Chefoo, May 6.-Chinese junks arriv-
ing here report 40 Japanese warships
and transports off Wei Hal Wei Tues,
day, steaming northward.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-06

seashore, but in no wise will they adj
vance across Lao Tung, where they
might be taken on either flank"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-06

Of agriculture proves 1t to be profta-
BILE.
"Just 50 it has been tile experience
Of all successful adyertisers-that it
pays when you keeE it UP. we should
recommend that the people OF Georgia
through their various commercial Dod-
les. either in cities or counties shall
petition their immediate members oi
the Legislature, both for this year and
the next, to favor an appropriation foE
a department OF immigration.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-06
The Weather.

Forecast for today in Georgia:
Fair, fresh northeast 70 east winds.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-06
Al Port Adam.

London May GA dispatch to the
central News from St. Petersburg
says the Japanese landed at Port Ad'
ans on the vest coast Of Lao Tung
penlnsular, as well as Pitsewo. Port
Adam is about 50 miles from Port
Arthur, al the head Of Society Bay on
the railroad connecting Port Arthur
witb hIuEden and Harbin, Conse
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01
Sunoentn0eM.

Gafbtpnablen Oamen nirb iebt in
europa rei6li6 @~elegenbeit gs6oten.
thre bierfiBigen Qieblinge 81 puBen.
Nu9 Die 9unbe baben bereits tire Mo@
ben, unb INNER neue Mpbef60pfungen
Derben erfonnen, UNI bas 6unbefoftIm
gu pariiren. Die Mobeneubeit fir
9nnbe lift g~eeenndrtig, tpie uns aus
2onbpn bert9tet pirb, elm &raqer aug
pei9em 9anbf9ubleber. 9iefes pirb
in alien Sorben bertpdnbt, in S9arz
la9rotb, in 5arteftem @rau, in 2ob=
ober Malpenfarben; aber cine febr
CARTE S9attirung BON tiirfisbldu, bic
einen rei5enben 9egenfaB gu benz peis
Zen ober gelbli9en SeG9en Der tleinen
Srdger bilbet, lit bic beiiebteite Sarbe.
@s nibt cine iebt febr moberne genaue
Na9abmung bes letnenen 6errenitebb
trageHs nit elmer fleinen S6leifentraz
matte fir 6unbe, aaes aus Geluloib.
Oie &rasen finb ettpa i'm Negeritil eez
bdlten unb finb metft blau, tpeiB pber
rotbgetreift nit pafenben &ratpatten.
Die 9unoerDde iinb ferner elm ni9tis
ger She'll Der 9unbetoilette, Der Der
Mpbe unterlieet. sSn paris tperben
biefe RDde meiIt NIT Der mobernen
matteolbenen pber mattftlbernen
Srehe eingefaBt unb finb oft aus bem<
1elben Stoff, aus benz Die Soilette Der
fafhionablen 9errin bes 9unbes eefer<
tigt 1T. Man9e Oamen MAIDEN ft9
Elm beionberes @ereniigen baraus,
biefe fleinen 6unbefleibungsitiide
felbft ansufertigen uno tie nit Der fein>
item Stiderei au ber5ieren. sic tperz
ben nit pei9er @eibe sefiittert unb
etneefuBt unb boben un~tpetgerli9 cine
pinatge aufeefebte Saf9e, bic entneber
nabe Der S9ulter pber auf elmer Settle
bes &iidens angebra9t lit. Qus Der
Saf9e ragt Elm tpin3iees 8atiittaf9enr
tn9 berbpr, nit Spite befeBt pber AUDI
nit etnem aierli9en !Soblfaum Der<
feben.
Ser fafbionable 6unbe1ttefel lit Elm
langf6Gftiger Stiefel, aus 8ummt
unb binten 3uee5dniirt. Die meiiten
9unbe6erren unb 6unberberrtnnen be-
f6uben iebt tbre pierfiiBigen 2teblinge
Bel f9le9tem Wetter. Cine dnoere
Dirt BON 5uBbefleibung 1T pte etn
MiniaturI6ndmmbeutel ober tpte ems
Der tleinen @o9ets fir cine pubere
qua1te, unb cine 9ruppe bon tleinen
9unben, bic ale lire Pfoten in fnl9e
8eutel aebnnben tragen, iiebt iebenz
fans lufttg aus. Selbft bas Straftn<
ftrument, Die 8eitf6e, pirb gu etnem
2urusgegenftanb gemu9t unb nit Ell
mem @riff BON eei9niBtem 9orn ober
a~etriebenem Sob pber Silber ber5iert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01
atamanten i'm Maabamfen.

Grau George Jrant in gbtcogo bielt
ibre 8riuanten in ibrer Mobuung in
einern alien G9uh nerftedt, Der neuli6
infofge zines 8erfebens in ben Drill
fafen btnauseetDorfen purbe. Ser
Sdnitdtsfubrmann, Del4er ben Raften
ausrdumte, abute natiirli9 ni4ts bon
benz ~pertbnolen Snbalt bes alien
@9ubes, in benz ii9 8rinunten I'M
Merthe bon $4,000 befanben, unb febte
feline 2abnng an elmer @troBenede ab.
Grau Granf bermiBte inbeB balb ibre
tpertbbonen @hdbe unb ma6te Der pD@
1iaei Mitt6eilung. 3nei poli5iiten
tpurben beauftragt, mad ben ~perlorenen
G9dben gu forf4en. Sbre Miibe fonte
nidt persebli4 fetn, benin iie fanben
ri9tig ben ibnen seuau befdriebenen
alien S9ub NIT fdmmtlt9en BARN
berftedten &leinobien, bic lie Der bDdft
erfreuten 6rau Grant ipieber erftattez
ten unb has'iir ibren Dant einbeimften
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01
SUI Nluae a1tf BEN 3m9.

Die MDgli9teit, GrpreB5iige pGbz
renb Der Sabrt gu beiteigen, tpirb
neuerbings pieber ernftli9 0 etnem
sSngenieur Namens Marc in elmer
beutf9en 5a9f6rift befproden. SIS
1T ia 5peifeIos, baB Die groBen
@4neu5iige bel an Mertb einbiiBen,
nenn fie oft balten; benin ni9t daein
bur9 ben Mufentbolt felbit, ionbern
ou9 bur9 ben 8remsDeg nnb bur9
Die Mnfa4rtitrede gebt Diel 3eit Derz
loren. Mnbererietts baben dber au4
bic mittelgroBen StGbte elm mobile
red:tigtes SntereKe baran, an benz gro<
BEN Dur9gangsbertebr tbeil3unehmen.
Der Munf9, einen S9nea5ug, pG9=
renb er bic Station bur9faut. beitet@
gen 5u fDnnen, 1T baber ni4t 10 nn>
gere9tfertiet.
@Gon biele Mittel iinb 81 biefem
s3ped erfonnen norben. SuB NOR
Die PaKagiere ni4t. pie es gum 8ei>
fptel mitpofia4en gu gef9e9en pfleet,
in ben 3ug bineinf9leuoern tann,
liegt ia auf Der !9dnD. Wtdrc 19ld9t
faber Dor, auf ieber Station, Die an
benz Our9gangsperfebr tb%eilnebmen
min, eine Mei3e ein5ulegen nno auf
einem 5eitengeleife eirten @agen nit
eieenem Mntrieb balten 81 lahen, Der
ben @9nea5ug nod an 9ef9pinbigz
felt gu iberbieten permag. Sn biefem
@ogen nebmen bic Hetfenben IN Der
DIFFERENTIATION 8lab. Sobdlb Der
9ur9ganss5ug bic Station bur9fabz
rem bat, ieBt fi4 Der Wagen nit In
8stpegung, etlt benz 3uge na4 unb
Edngt iid an tbm feft. Cine Bride
permitted bann ben Mustauf9 Der
8aTagiere, norauf Der 2ofalpagen
fi9 pieber abbdnet unb na9 feiner
station suriidfebrt. Gs lit apetfeaos,
baB Die 8etriebsii9erbeit bur9 cine
berdrtiee @inri9tung ni9t erbD6t
pirb, aber bod immer6in be5ei9nenb,
nenn cine 6a9aeitf9rift btefe Srage
alien Grnftes Dentilirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01

-Musbi1fe. .2teber Sreuno.
i'm 0ertrauen = mprgen ertparte t9
ben 8efH9 meines S9piegerfpbnes
in fpe. &annt 9u mir ni9t NAL fir
ben Mbenb Detnen Gelbi9rant punt
pen2"
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baben Sie fi9 benn Sbrem Gbef 10
nnentbebrli9 sema6t2' = rSa feben
sic, ib fibre eben bic Bidder 70. buB
fi9 tein anb'rer Wenf4 mebr brin
ausfennt!~
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benin Bel @efretdrs2@ = I'D, nenis
gu ellen CABS - unb audi fonft babe
i9 pe9 sehabt!" = .ganu, piefo
benna4 = rS4 bate mir DorsenOm>
men, tpenie ober gar ni9ts 5u re-
ben. =. ba fnurrt mir uuf einmdl Der
Magen; bic eanae 6amilie meint barr
aufbin, ih bate etipas eefagt, nerni.
delt MIDI in Elm GefprG6 - unb am
Gnbe sratuIiren lie mir gu Der G~lteften
9ohter!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01
epesiaI.e tsmole.

srfea q 6GIdse suetter AIarns
6tpetten . S4Ldee, brttter aIarr,
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5 S9Idge, BaKrSrad at.
- S&Edse, ID rPr Nittass.
" Die 70 besei9neten sisnale psrbea uax soza xbarns
trd1ter G~ueeesben ba an ben betreHeHSea GtrGeen
e~retsuneea tetfe gEarntsfess annetra&4 fab.
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