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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-08
1t Shut Down Yesterday
for Two or Three
Weeks
SOME NEW MACHINERY
Many Improvements are to be Made
on the Big Mill and it Win be
Made One of the Best Plants
in This Section.

The large saw mill of the Taylor
Cook Cypress Company closed down
yesterday afternoon and will be closed
for a period of five or six weeks, dur.
ing which time number of extensive
improvements will be made ON the
Plant, which is now one of the best
equipped of the kihd in the south.
In the first place an improved system
OF tram lines will be erected, a new
button saw will be added to the equip
ment, and larger mud drum will take
the place of the one now in seryice.
Probably the most important i'm
proyement contemplated by the man
agement will be the establishment of
burner, to destroy all refuse, such
as slabe, etc, This" said Mr.. d.
N. Taylor, in discussing the many
changes to be made, will give us
more room as we viii destroy all re4
fuse, which has now grown to such am
extent as to become a burden to us. q
The new burner viii be up to date
IN every essential particular and will
be great acquisition to the big cy.
press plant. Mr.. Taylor says the en-,
largement of the tram service is to be-
done in order to better facilitate the
work of handlinsefaT4e onantitias ofl
pine lumber IN has been the case
IN the past. A number of other bety
terments are to be made and when alI
of them are completed the Giant wa
be one Of the best ii the country.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-08
A DELIGHTFUL RESORT.

Ocean Pier Hotel at st. Simon is Pop
ular with Large NUMBER of Guests
The new hotel Ocean Pier, at St
simon is a justly popular place and
at present has very large number
Jf guests, all Of whom are .loroughly
pleased with The courteous attention
Of Manager G. NJ Tilton, assisted by
j. l.. Mitchell and a corr OF others.
fhe rooms are all large and well ven
lilated the meals are served splendid
~ and consist Of all the market al
lords and on the whole the hotel is
very justly enjoying large patronage
and Mr.. Tilton deserves to be con
sratulated on The success he is achiev.
ing.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-08
NEW OFFICERS ELECTED.

Rathbone Lodge, x. OF p. Held Inter
esting Meeting Last Night.
The members Of Rathbone lodge No.
s. X. OF. P, held very interesting
meeting in Castle hall last night and
a number OF important matters were
disposed Of. The most interesting
Ievent Of the evening was the annual
lelection Of officers which resulted as
follows.
c. c, F. A. Dunn.
V. c. Herbert Miller
p, J. S. Franklin.
N. Of w, w. f symons
NJ at A., S. Augustine.
l. G.. Phil Goetee.
Q. G., b. j. Olewine
The lodge is in a very aourishing con
dition and under the administration OF
this splendid body OF officers the coming
year promises to be a very prosperous
one
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-08
DEcIpE lMpoRTANr ouEsrIoN
sRoard Of Education VIII Take up New
system at Next Meeting.

sFeard Of Education VIII Take up New
System at Next Meeting.
The proposed change in hours OF
the public schools of Brunswick, a
full account of which was given exclu-
siveIy in The News several weeks ago,
is still being discussed by the people
of Brunswick generally.
The change has not yet been definite
" decided upon, and a News reporter
learned yesterday that the board of
education would probably take the
question up and dispose OF it a their
next meeting.
This is an important question to the
people of the city and especially the
children. Many expressions have
been heard on the proposed change
some against it while others favor the
two sessions a day method, and the
action Of the board viii be watched
with more than usual interest
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-08
MESSAGE QUITE A
MYSTERIOUS ONE
-
Gen. Kuroptkin Cables the
Gar These Words
lit Is Done"
MESSAGE NOT UNDERSTOOD
Believed, However, That it Refers to
Some Important Strategic Move
ment Made by the Russian
General.

Paris, June Ut is reported from
st. Petersburg tonight that the Car
today received very mysterious mes.
sage from General Kuropatl1in which
is not fully understood. The message
only says:
1T is DONE"
Just what the general means has
caused considerable anxiety. 1t is be-
lieved, however. that he refers to
some important strategic movement
but the exact meaning is not known.
Even if the officials in st. Petersburg
know, they do not give it odt.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-08
MAN KICKED TO DEATH;
WAS SLEEPING IN BUGGY.
Thomas ]. Jeffries, 9aralytie, Meets
Death in Strange Manner.

Thomas ]. Jeffries, 9aralytic, Meets
Death in Strange Manner
Rome, Ca, June 7-Thomas J. JEFF.
fries, one of the Oldest and best
known citizen of Floyd county was
killed Sunday. He had been paraly
tic for many years and found much
relief by sleeping in sitting position,
He was sleeping in his buggy at
Rounsaville's stables, when one Of
the horses in the stable broke loose
from his stall, He kicked over the
buggy occupied by Mr. Jeffries, throw.
ing the old man out. He was kicked
in the head by the horse. breaking his
skull
Mr.. Jeffries was 70 years old and
lived only few minutes after the
accident.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-08
fHEo PRICE, ONCE A FAILURE
MAY CORNER COTTON MARKET

New York, June lit is reported
here today that Theo H. Price, who
iailed completely in 1899 for thirteen
million dollars is now attempting to
corner the cotton market
1t is further stated that Price mas
paid his debts in full, and the an
nouncement that he was trying to cor
ner cotton created considerable com.
ment in financial circles here today
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-08
Foundrymen in Session.

Indianapolis, ind, June THE an
nual convention of the American
Foundrymens association began in In.
dianapolis today. Prominent mem.
bers are present from many parts of
the United States and Canada. Many
questions affecting the interest of the
foundryr en- viii be discussed and act
ed upon during the three days ses-
sions.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-08
Utah for Hearst.

Salt Lake City, Utah, June THE
democrats of Utah will hold their state
convention here tomorrow for the pur-
pose of selecting six delegates to the
st. Louis convention. The conyen.
tion will probably take action in fav-
or Of the candidacy Of Mr.. Hearst for
the presidential nomination.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-08
YOUNG MAN ENDS LIFE
BY TAKING MORPHINE.
After Swallowing Drug, Patrick Fus-

After Swallowing Drug, Patrick Fus.
sell Said he was not Afraid to Die
Fitzgerald, Ga, June 7.-Patrick
Fussell, the % year old son of Jake
Russell, an old resident Of this and
Minnie district, has committed suicide
by taking morphine.
The young man went to the rear OF
the City Barber shop and laid down.
He declared that he was not afraid tc
die and that he had taken morphine
Medical aid was summoned and arti
fetal respiration was kept up for sey
eral hours.
No reason is known for his act.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-08

The Sunday school Of The Mekendree
Methodist church will picnic at ST 81
mon today. The steamer Hessie win
take the picnicers over leaving the
city at $50. The fare for the round
trip will be only 25 cents and It is
expected that large number OF the
members of the Sunday school and
their friends will spend the day on
the island.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-08
JAP LEFT A MESSAGE
FOR HIS RUSSIAN FOES

Port Arthur, June Among the
documents found on the steamer Yed-
do one of the vessels sunk ct the
mouth of the harbor, the following de-
fiance was discovered Fastened on
the rail of the bridge:
Remember my dear Russian sail.
ors my name is Lieutenant Command
er Keriso. This is my second visit.
My first was on the Kossuko. / will
come again."
Keriso was found among the dead.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-08
POLICE CHIEFS HAD
A LIVELY DISCUSSION.

Detective Farrler Advocates New
Method of Identification.
ST, Louis, June Detective Ferrier
of The Scotland yards, aroused quite
a lively discussion today at the ses-
sion Of the National Association OF
Chiefs Of Police, which is now in ses.
sion in this city.
Detective Ferrer advocated, in a
strong speech, a new system Of iden.
tification by finger marks instead of
bertlllion measurements as at pres.
ent. His new plan met with strong
opposition and the matter was dis
cussed for quite awhile.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-08
PRESIDENT HANSON HERE

Head Of the Central Railroad Passed
Through City Monday Night.
]. F. Hanson, Of Macon, the well
known Georgian and president Of the
Central railroad Of Georgia passed
through the city Monday night en-
route to his home, after spending a
few days at Cumberland the guest
OF Manager Miller, Of the Hotel Cum
berland. He arrived in the city in his
special car Sunday morning and spent
two very pleasant days at Cumberland
He vas accompanied by quite a de-
lightful party.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-08
Yale Crews Start Training.

New Haven, Conn, June THE
three Yale crews which will race
against Harvard the last OF the month
left for their training quarters at
Gales Ferry today. The freshman
eight accompanied the varsity crew
and will occupy quarters nearby. Pro
fessors Wheeler and Farr. represent
ing the faculty, accompany the oars
men.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-08
MEETING OF COMMISSIONERS.
Held Their Regular Monthly Session
Yesterday

The commissioners of roads and
revenues of Glynn county held their
regular monthly session at the court
house yesterday morning and disposed
Of number of routine matters.
Among other business, r. r. Arnett,
was elected road commissioners from
the 1499th district to succeed j. w.
Howe, who recently resigned. A. Dub
berly and Percy Higginbothan were
elected ROAD commissioners from the
26th district.
Several other routine matters were
disposed Of and the session was quite
an interesting one.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-08
GOVERNOR oDELLs TRIP
TO PARIS WAS NOT n SUCCESS
General Porter win Not be In Race

General Porter win Not be In Race
for Governor of New York.
Paris, June Tt is stated here IN
wen Informed circles that Governor
oden. Of New York. who has been
mere for some time. had no success
with his political mission, and that
General Porter has declined to become
a candidate for governor of New York
1t is known that oden came to
Paris for the sole purpose of endeav-
oring to get General Porter in the
race, but from reliable sources it is
stated that he fatty refused.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-08
WILLIAM H. DAY pARALYzED.
Is Prominent Railway Attorney and
Well Known Citizen.

Raleigh, N. c., June 7.-Captain VIII
liam Ii. Lay, Of Raleigh, one Of the
most prominent attorneys in North
Carolina, was stricken by paralysis
today. lie has been very prominent
in the great cases in the federal and
state courts recently, involving the
receiyersnip OF the Atlantic and North
Caroliua railroad and Cognate matters.
lie is a prominent seaboard Air Line
railway attorney. He is 5S years old
and when the war ended was captain
in a North Carolina regiment, having
served four years.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-08
PEARL MORGAN sLAYa HERSELF
Despondent over Having to Work in
Mill the Cause.

Gadsden, Ala, June miss Pearl
Morgan. an employee of Dwight cot
ton factory, at Alabama city, - years
old, committed suicide by the NOR
phine route. She procured the drug
Friday and was found unconscious
this morning
She was despondent over working
in cotton factory, and assuring her
step mother her sweetheart had desert
ed her and was to marry another. she
ended her troubles by her own hand
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-08
springfieId's New Library.

Springfield, ILL.,, June Final ar
rangements have been made for the
dedication this evening of the new
Lincoln library a gift to the city of
Springfield from Andrey Carnegie. Sen
ator Cullon has promised to deliver
the principal address at the dedica.
tion exercises. ,au
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-08

Danyille, H., June 7.-Mstructors
and musicians from all parts Of the
state are gathering in this city for the
sixteenth annual meeting of the Hi
nois Music Teachers association. The
program covers four days, opening
with a concert this evening.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-08
THE CRUISER YosHlNo
CAN BE SAFELY RAISED,

Toxic, June 7.-The navy depart
ment reports that the cruiser Yoshino
which was recently sunk by the Rus
slams, can be safely raised and the
guns of the battleship Hatsuse can
also be saved.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-08
RUSSIAN MINES ARE
DESTROYED 9Y ToGA

Toxic. June Tt is reported that
many Russian mines in the channel
of TaIien Wan have been destroyed
by Admiral Toga. The admiral is
still engaged in this work.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-08
Pater-famiHas.
IMPROVING wHAer PROPERTY.

The Atlantic Coast Line Making Some
Sadly Needed Repairs to its Docks
The Atlantic Coast Line is making
some repairs to its dock property in
the city For several years the
wharyes have been in very bad condi
tion and finally Of the earnest request
Of shiphers, stegeGores and others in
terested the company has decided to
ulaee the necessity repairs and have
ppt a large force Of hapds on the
work
II is 50 seldom that The News has
an opportunity to note any action Of
progress or enterprise on the part
OF the Coat Line that this instance
really affords great pleasure.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-26

Mrs. Martha A. Buchanan, for a
number of years resident OF this
city. died at the home OF her daueh.
Ter, Mrs. $. G. Kavanaush. 1901 Lard
street, Little Rock. at 6:o5 o'clock
this morning y son. Ah. s. \. Ruc-
hanan. OF Hot Springs. and the daugh=
ter already mentioned. besides a
Number OF grandchildren. survive
hcr. Mrs Buchanan was a member
ot the First Metho4izt church while
III Pine Bluff. was Il Jealous, kind
hearted woman. and numbered her
friends by the score here and wi4ar=
eyer she lived. Mrs. A. " buchanan
a dauehter-in-laW of the deceased
went to Little Rock this afternoon
To attend the funeral
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-26
CAPTAIN PlNNEY HONORED
Jefferson Fencibles Show Their Ap.
preciation.

! Last night at tie regular meeting
of the jefferson FenrlbIes something
out OF the ordinary drill happened
when First Lieutenant Nini,sg STEP
ped to the front and in a neat speech
presented Captain W. r. pinnev
twenty-five dollars in gold which had
been given by the members cf the
company as Il mark of the apprecia
ton of the services OF the captain in
organizing and drilling the present
company through the hot summer
months. fhe money will be used to
purchase a full dress uniform for
captain Pinney to be used while the
company is in ST. Louis The work
of raising the money was done by
Lieutenant Vining and Private Hen
derson. All the members Of the com
pany responded to the call and the
subscription was indeed and in truth
a mark Of the love ana esteem in
which the captain is honored by his
men.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-26
NOT SO VERY FAR WRONG.
Finnish Maid Had Some Knowiedqe o.!
the Real Truth.

A certain family who have import ed
Finnish domestic have been laboring
to teach her the English language by
means OF lanslage and phrase book
Considerable difficulty vas cncoun
t"red in the word sweetheart. but
Finnish MARY lTOfessed herself ablu
to grasp the meaning Of the word.
The ether is55!It mae visitor called
o. Miss Alice. and after Mar h19t
aaaouneee; him ana tie We. lat.
nad some down skaits sac sal iis.sp.
ed Ia her mistress S rGotn
VA, Mary, said tlat lady. wv la,
is it,
-doMnst aitS-he Mis- Ati.e.te
so!'.bohay she asked.
The lady conceaie,l her an3&.rs{7Ea y
but the family ilDfy' Tevel Il tf,a; I -
ard most expressive Go.ini i;g.! Ia:
d ,l0.1ia Eui.etin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-26
Vicksourq Defeats Monroe.

Vicksbuits, Miss, Aug 25--Eari's
Hill Climbers took the first game of
the series with Monroe on the home
grounds in a we'll played game.
Dumb base running and fielding on
both sides rather marred the game
also a wrangle that occurred in the
eighth. Wallace, who was to follow
:Eahn at bat in that inning, man
Oh third and no outs, suddenly took
notion to dash from the coaching
line towards the plate as though TO
draw the throw from Hickman, but
HicAmal:~aIl not take the bait Leidy
claimed thai the man or third should
be called out. Ashton, who was UNI
ering declined to do SO as he had
not seen the play, whereupon Leidy
announced that he would finish the
game under protest. The score.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-26
q Cure for Eiphtheria.

A very simple and ye, most effective
remedy for diHttheria is nothing but
tho Juice OF the pineapple, which the
patient should be forced to swallow.
The fluid is Of SO puneent and corro-
slNe nature that it cuts the diph-
tacria mucous and causes it to disao-
pear. The corrosive nature Of the
n,ic" is shownfby the fact that if q
person In good health happens to take
tae juice Of pineapple before the lat
te. j. ripe, the mucous membranes Of
tie throat are apt to become sore.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-26
Savage Woman's Fashions.

Expensive dress is not, as IS too
hastily assumed, the exclusive priyil.
eye of civilized womanhood. Not il.
frequently semi-savage girl has a
wardrobe consisting Of furs which
would be worth from e1 800 to I2.-
600. Grundeman, the explorer, relates
how one fair Greenlander wore a
dress of sealskin with hood OF that
costly fur, the silver fox The gar
ment was lined with fur of the young
seal-otter, and there was fringe of
wolverine tails. About 3140 is prob
ably the average worth of the dress
of Indian women on the Columbia and
Fraser rivers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-26
Standing OF the Teams,
Results Yesterday.
Pine Bluff 8, Natchez (.
Vicksburg 2, Monroe |.
No game at Greenville.
~---O-----

Another game, il it can be called q
game. was added to Pine Bluffs col
umn of games won at Forest pork
yesterday afternoon when the locals
defeated the one time Indians by a
score of 9 to 4. Even then it was a
great effort to score those four runs
and Ollie Gfroerer had to help out
by wild throw to third base to
catch a runner. Early and late the
game was a farce and when Umpire
Bassett called the game at the end
of the eighth inning on account of
the approaching rain storm every.
body was glad but the man who sells
soda pop and peanuts, The players
were worn out by the warm weather
which seemed to hover around For
est park and the spectators were
worn out by the exhibition Of ball
tossing given by both sides
Of course, the fans in Pine Bluff
like to see Manager Breitenstein and
his erstwhile indians come to Pine
Bluff, enjoy talking with the clever
fellows around the hotels and in the
courthouse yard, etc, but they do not
appreciate the article of ball turned
out of the mills which the InGiaus
grind. Nearly every game played by
Natchez ON the home grounds has
been farce of some sort.
A description of the game would
be about as tiresome as the exhibit
ton given yesterday. Better things
are promised for this afternoon and
brighter things are hoped for. The
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-26

X. ,;.G Word.

A Seaalia all :; church meeting
the other da: >>id: Il never drink
red Liquor. | dont believe in it." The
next Gay he "as ac2n in q saloon by a
man who heard him say it, just as he
was o o32er:ng a drink Il thought |
heard YOU say you didn't toncn red
liquor ventured the man You did"
said the other man. Then, turning to
the bartender. he said ''I'll take a
little gin, please"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-26
HiRSE THIEF CAUGHT.

Nhitt SulEcpper tins morning made
al easy capture of horse thief
from Mississippi and has the negro
lodged in the county Jail to await the
arrival of an officer from Mississippi.
The negro has several aliases under
which he travelled but Gingercake
seems To NE his favorite. The man
he stole thc horses there and sold
lhem in Memphis, He has been liv-
iH& ~ this city fer about three
months an did not know the officers
WerH on his track He impicates
another negro who has not yet been
located.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-26
THE BEE Is BUZz|NG
BEGINNING TO COME IN CLOSE
PROXIMITY TO SOME WHO
WANT CITY OFFICE.
Probably Be Contests for All the
Places, Except for Some CT
Aiderman,c JOBS.
SOME ANXIOUS TO GET srUnG

With the first signs Of the passing
on summon, politics begin 10 open up
and the politicians begin to talk of
Who will be the candidates for office
at the next election. The next city
election, which will be held next Jan.
uary, will he of interest. A MAYOR
and police Judge, city treasurer and
four aldermen are to be elected. and
as all the offices are important. the
candidates are being mentioned.
and il is understood that ell The men
who hold the Offices VIII have oppo-
Sition, vita the possible exception
of some of the aldermen Politics
has been unet during the hot months
but with the approach Of tho fall cleo
tons, this being presidential year.
the candidates begin to bestr them
selves and the busy bee doth work
overtime, bnzzing around the bonnets
oi various aspirants.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-26
To Improve Orchards.

Ihe government of New Brunswick.
through the Department of Agricul-
ture, is preparing to operate a num-
Der OF orchards or direct the operators
beginning next spring, with the oh.
Ject OF encouraging and bcttering tho
fruit industry in that province. Ar.
rangements have been made with the
owners OF several farms and the idea
Is ultimately to have one orchard in
every county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-26
FOR 27 CENTS
Pine 5lHf's First Bale Of Cotton Sells
IN Memphis.

Maj. J. W Easland of this city.
housh The tils' bale of cotton shipped
into This city, has sold the balo in
Memphis. whore il broueE - conts
per pound. The bale was shipped by
Maj. Ra2land 10 S!edce and Norticet
OF Memphis. When bought in thi,
City The bait we!s hed 5o5 pounds. bui
lost Woigli in shipment. Mai Rag
fand paid 81 cents per pound for the
bale.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-26
Marie Antoinette'a Bed,

The bedstead used for many years
by Queen Marie Antoinette is still
preserved exactly as she left it at tho
Grand Trianon. Judged by many mod
ern designs. neitler the furniture nor
the settings are particularly royal in
appearance. The bed is inlaid haYt :
been built after the designs of o %e4at
artist OF the court. It IS con3.fered
priceless, both because OF its al tistic
and historic value.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-26

GelaSco Hard TO Please

David Holasco, the dramatist, rare,
~ goes to see one of his own playx
after it has been accepted by the
public Ihis is bsc,usc he Is never
satisfied With his work Not long ago
h. violated his .ule and sat through
two acts Of one p hls plays in Bos.
ton. That same night he began ear
ing Ii t. pieces. rev writing whole
scenes ard so "aangiEg it :hat but
or the vigorous protest OF ne star
ana company Il general h- would
ave .urnea it into new, play A.
east entirely.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-26
Electric LiCllts ani lnsur,nce

Insurance companies have made nm
their minds that electric lighting
when the wir'.'.- is well done land
they have Formulated special rules on
the subiect, is the safest OF all illu-
minants Statistics show the follow
ing comparative risks: Fires m ono
year from parafIin Gil, 259; from gas.
10; matches used for gas thirty five:
candles, eighty eight; arc electric
lights, seven; and incandescent cleo
trio lights, only one