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JEWELLERS.
FINANCIAL.
This classification u cent per word.

FOR sALE-A FEW SHARES OF
stock OF the international Broom Com
pany ltd. are fer sale. For particulars
address J. +. W.. The Evening Journal
Ofnce. nov2-tf
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WALL PAPER.
This classification y cent per word.

Jones. one wall payer. az Market St,
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OFFICERS:

OTHO NOWLAND, President.
z. BRINGHURST. Jr.. Vice President.
J. T. PENNYPACKER. Sec. and Trust
officer.
RICHARD REESE. Treasurer.
F. r. MORRISON. Asst. Sec. and Treas
NJ. d. CROssAN, Real Estate Officer.
N. w. Cor. 9th and Market Sts
Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1904-06-10
REAL ESTATE.
For SALE
FOR SALE

Very desirable corner grocery store and
Groom dwelling, on east side Of town. Has
always had paying trade. Address,
Grocery. Evening Journal Office. mi9-tf
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-19
BISHOP KELLEY DEPARTS
FOR ROME ON MONDAY

win Sail from New York With Mgr
Faloonio, Who is Going to italy.
Following from yesterday Syan-
nah res viii he Of interest to Bishop
Keneys hiends in Brunswick;
Ft Rey Gistop Kejiey has com
pletod his arrangements for his trip
10 Rome. lie wiz leave Savannah on
Monday morning Of nest week, when
he wiIl meet tho others Of the party
and viii sail from New York ON the
steamship socilIa Tie party VIII
land FIRST at Naples. There viii be
short stop al Gibraltar and another
at Genoa Bishop Kenny Of Florida
viii accomp ay Bishop Kelley on this
dsit 10 BE- 2sle as viii Father Ken
nF 81 Florida md Rev. James Zeale
y. D., ot Mandarin, Fla. Mgr Dio
mode Falconio The present apostle
delegate 10 The United States viii be
a passenger on the same snip
1 TIE departure OF Mer. Falconio and
Ilhe early arrival Of Cardinal 8atol!i
lin. the United sites has excited some
comment ana left tie impression with
some that tho cardinal is coming to
the United States TO investigate
,caurch conditions. II can be posi-
itlyaly stated say those n position IL
i9peah that uch an idea Is Sbsurd.
/ Cardinal saaolH is ia perfect accord
twih Mgr Faiconio and. besides Is
lthoroughly FAMILIAR with tue American
lsiustio4
/ He a. tho FIRST apostolic delegate
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-19
ALL AMERICANS EDUCATED.
This Accounts for American Success.
Says Chinese Prince.

This Accounts for American Success
Says Chinese Prince.
Chicago, May 18.-Prinoe Pu Lun
of China, has made an address in Chi
nese to an audience OF 700 students
at the University OF Chicago His re
marks were interpreted by General
Wong, a Yale graduate The prince
said in part:
From the time | landed at Sal
Francisco during my entire visit to
your country | have been most surpris
ed to find that every man and womal
in America is educated This. / be
Ilcye, is the basis Of the success of the
American people"
General Wong also spoke, making
a plea for the easy admission to the
United States OF Chinese students. Hc
said:
"One-fourth Of the Chinese student.
who were in this country when was
in college at Yale have since fallen il
battle and in the front They Learned
this in America
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-19
Morris & Cummings to Be
gin ON Contract in the
1arbOr
10 PUSH WORK RAPIDLY
Tug H. N. c. Smith Towed Dredge No,
in Port Yesterday and viii be
Here for Several Weeks AS
sisting in the Work.

The new dredge Of the Morris &
Cummings Dredging Company. New
York arrived in Port yesterday and
viii Immediately begin work in the
inner harbor The dredse is one of
the largest owned by the company and
s said TO be first class one in every
respect sae is OF the clam shell va
.liety, and is known as dredge No. /.
The boat vas towcd into this port
ply the Savannah tug H. NJ. c. smith,
being towed to that city from New
y or& by the tag DeyeauX Powell, own
ed by tho Morris K Cummings Company
Tae Powell stopped in Savannah for
repairs ana viii be there for several
weeks. During that time The smith
VIII remain in Fort TO dc work in con
junction with The dredge
a. was stated in these columns
a few days ago, the Morris & Cummings
-oIalGuy secured the contract lor
storA in ,bs harbor originally let to
tac Empire Dredging Company which
alled a ieV weeks ago, an account
OF which appeared exclusively in these
columns the contract was sublet to
lhe NeN York concern after the Em-
gre omDany i4iea.
Eha ear Hh The government
calls tcr CONT leton OF the contract
By september llrst and the new dredge
~iu probably work day and night in
order 10 ilaish on 5chedule time,
i3as wa3 be done is the dredging
~ the uner harbor from the foot of
Howe street out to deep water The
tredge no T. is now noored opposite
Conoy & fmker's wharf and will pro
bagly begin work this morning.
Chas d. Collins. Of New York, a
repro entatiye Of The company has ar
rted in lhe city and will probably re
aaln here until the work is completed,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-19
OWENS PREPARES FoR TRIP.


las made aii Arrangements to Push
wheel Barrow to St. Louis.
Atlanta, May Isl. a. Owens, who
is to push q wheel barrow from At.
lanta to The worlds fair at St. Louis
4a completed all his arrangements
for the trip and viii start from the
union car Shed during The early par
81 June
Mr.. Owens is going to st. Louis III
This unique manner as the result Of a
bet made with a North Carolinan who
did not believe that the Albanian had
sDunk enough to carry out his side
OF the proposition, Mr., Owens prompt
" called the doubling North Carolinan
and viii prove that the Atlanta spiIi
is not composed entirely of hot all
and loud talk.
The wheelbarrow that Mr.. owens
will pu Ii on this trip was constructed
especially for the purpose, and in ad.
'F''i|it " ECAA AAliAAAle lNlOOlidl GiAGNtE ,
and commissary department OF the
~alker will have painted on its side
the advertisements Of a number oi
well known Atlanta houses. Every
thing in connection with the trip
viii be purely Atlanta. Everything
Mr.. Owens carries with him will be
made in Atlanta and only the names
Of Atlanta merchants will appear on
his wheelbarrow He will be walk
ing advertisement for Atlanta, and is
sure to attract attention all along the
route.
Mr. Owens has not decided upon the
exact date Of his departure, but viii
make it known through The Constitu-
ton in order that his friends may be
present to see the start.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-19
Two Were Badly Injured
Last Night at the
Union Depot
ONE WAS Fatally HURT
They Were Sitting on Track, shiftino
Engine Coupled TO Some Care.
Knocking Them Under the
Wheels,

Hamilton Chambers. of this city and
George Clarke Of Fitzgerald colored
We're injured ON the track OF the Allan
re Coast Line railroad last night
about 10 o'clock ut the union depot
.and as result, it is expected that
| Che Brun wick negro will die from
his injuries while the other bad his
Ileit 9im broken and received other
/ injuries,
From all accounts it seems that the
Two ne2roe5 We're deliberately seated
lon Pie railroad track at the foot Of f.
slfe@i' People passing by before the
.accident stated that they saw the men
there taiklns' DockMcLaughlin who is
empoyed by the Southern, was one
q 'lese "l-2 saw the neefoes, and a'ao
.'i' % tH4 AfsI 10 discover that they
Ha1 oeeh run over
',o's A4cLaa&uiih stated TO 4 News
reporter lAat he PASSED the negroes
''o"' man an l'oqi BEFORE the accident
"o10iied, ana lAat they were both
''s,0d Oh th,' y. g. - 'fae&
i''''I llle 7nlilii's engine "a3 dong
.''ii'0 "o'" on the lrac@' 1t seems
'i''1 'i'e negroes were directly behind
" ''Ae p DoA cars anu When the en-
si'o h'leH9o q 70 uleiA and pushed
~ e4iS D8eN me u"o negroes We're
oF''s5ea aoou' t"enty-hYe leet. The
ensiil9 'i1eh disconnected from the
'at' aHp Ven g ase some other WORK
"ien ule accident was discovered.
ne i fl'zGsfaiu negro was fortunate
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-19
NAoHEN TO GET
fINE THOUSAND
c - against b. s B. Was
Settled in Macon
Yesterday
RECEiyfR OGG IN CHARGE
The Affairs Of tae Old Brunswick an.
are'aghaa, ,<-Rallroad Company
y be Rapidly Brought 20
a Close.

The case of E. c. Machen vs.. the
brunswick and Birmingham Railroad
Company petition for receiver, which
has been pending in the United states
court for the past month, has been
amicabIy settled This information
was received from Macon yesterday by
those interested in the case.
ii has been known Tor the past ewo
weeks tnat the case would be AMIGA
Bis settled and the fact would nave
been printed only that the attorneys
and others requested that nothing, bo
aid as ii would PROBABLY cause some
trouble, ana the request was granted
However it has been talked OF in the
city considerably and a majority OF
the people were awacasESthe fact tnat
a settlement vas 9 progress.
On just what terms the case has
been settled cannot. be learned, but
Il IS stated that Machen viii receive
$4,000 from the Brunswick and Bir.
mingasn Railroad Company Tor mis-
share of stock and also Tor the amount
clained by him for services when pres
idau. of the road Wnether this
alnoSnt S. correct or not caunot De
saia but { .s stated on very good au-
taor rat the case was settled for
aal aAaaat.
Nh r-e settlement yesgeraag the
case IS ihlown out ol tic Uaaea
Slses caaft entnely, and VII be a. j
e settiel ii the state courts.
3etit.0A q the 4.Hsel,sl Sci
irtIsJ Company ol New Yora. lci .
paver is now in effect. ass T. -
0ss, VINO was appointed rece. 81 s~-4v
me ago by Jgdse Parker "A -
chagge OF the property OF the e q s.,
unn every ihins is entirely settled.
fae M chsn case viii not, Of course,
come up asain. as it has been entirely
settled.
IT'S thought hat MIR. ogg will take
eafa .. IT, a,t.ls q. the ON eonl-
~as aud .us them 10 close as
Haly as p.asbie me rcceiyerslip
notAMa Whatever 70 do with
c ANA Birmingham and the
5ld Il b. van be operated by that
f8,a as oiore All chat the re,
ceeec be required 10 DO is % bring
tag aHalrs ii tae b. Il u. to a close
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-19
FLORIDA wATERMELoNs,


They are Selling in New York State a
$3.50 Each.
Jacksonville, May Is. Florida water
melons have reached New York ano
although rather small, are selling al
$3.50 each Other Florida products
have reached New York, and are away
up in the air Green core, which is
poor and small is selling at 6 cents
an ear.
The New York Herald of Saturday
has the following to say Of the Flor
IDA products now on the market in
that city;
'Watermelons have come to town
from Florida They are not very large
but tbey cost $3.50 each with them
from lho same section are new Lima
beans The Supply i limited a. ye
and the quality not very attractive
except as novelty they cost s.
basket.
Green corn, the bulk Of which is
poor ana small, is also to be had al
about G cents an ear Another novelty
Is new garlic at 6 cents pound II
is late but as odarilcrous as ever this
year.
Peaches still small ANA green, are
not in very active demand, at Sl.5(
basket, which holds two dozen"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-19
Locals to Go There Next
Week to Play Three
Games
TO tLECT A NEW MANAGER
AS Soon as the Team Returns a Meet
ing viii be Held and Some One
viii ne Named to Manage it
for Season.

The Brunswick Pilots received a let
ter from the management Of the Val
do1a club yesterday, asling for gam
les in that city on next Tuesday. Wed
nesday and Thursday, al which time
the grand lodge OF odd Fellows viii
be in session The letter was immed
lately replied to, naming terms, and
It's more th Il probable that ,he locals
vll leave Monday afternoon 10 play
.Mer first ont of town game
After tho games with the jackson
Me team iast week Managr Brown
announced that he would not longer
.be connected With The team, but asked
.that nothing he @aid about il at pres
ent which was zone Nov Chat the
fact Of his resignation. has been made
lmoWn, il may be OF interest 70 state
.that tao 5esm will remain in tacJ and
games win probably be arranged for
next week with one OF the professional
'a teams walcn VIII Lave an oh day
The members OF tie team and the
fans generally regret that MI Brogn
las given up the management and
have insisted that he continue at the
head Of the cub, but the manager
found that It took too much OF his
time from other A@ue s. Ho vii!
aowever coutn 20 assist lhe club
in every wsy possible
Just VINO will bS selected as manag
er is not llao8p INIT seger'd asaes
are now bong mentioned ID connec
tion with the place. After the team
returns from Valdosta next week, it is
probable that a meeting viii be held
aud a manager selected.
It is to be earnestly hoped that the
little bacEset at present viii not de
moralize our ball team, aud that the
boys viii get together aud select a
good man at the head Of The club.
The people have been turning out
fairly well to the games, but The team
has been under heavy expense, and
while the gate receipts haye paid the
visiting teams expenses, still it has
not been quite sufficient to pay all
debts Of the club
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-19
HEARING 4 DAMAGE cAse.
Only a Few Cases Disposed of IN su
perior Court Yesterday.


The attention of the superior court
Yesterday was devoted to the case
'of Mrs. Rosa B, Olsen Us. the seaooard
Air Line ana. the Brunswick au4 Bir-
'miagham railroad. suit .or damages
The case was taken up carly ia the
day, before the noon recess. and when
court adjourned last nignt all the eyi-
dence had not been heard It is ppas
bahle that the case win also oeo9ry
most Of tho time today. Tie following
other cases N ere disposed Of:
Horace Dart s. H. NJ. Anthaaeson
master ct al ana W. H. Berrie sarn-
'ishee, attachment and garnishmeaC
Verdict for plaintiff
Edward Rarnwen VS. Cola Barnwen
libel for divorce. Withdrawn by plant
in.
Alfred Daniels Us, Brunswick and
Birmingham Railroad Co.. damages
Dismissed as defendants cost
Z. G. Walton, trading as the Vienna
Lumber Co. VS. The Warren A. Fuller
I4umber Co. suit on open account
VerdIct for riaindfr
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-19
MAY PAY DOLLAR. FOR DOLLAR
Friends of R. n. Plant Believe h
Will Meet obIinationa.

| Macon, May 18.-Following the sus
pension Of the I. c. Plants Sons banl
and the First National Bank AIonda,
every indication has been evidenced
by the dePositors Of the FIRST Nationa
Bank that they feel safe concernine
their funds which have been placed
Tin that institution.
1t is the firm belief that as soon as
Mr. Plant RECEIVERS from his illness
he will meet the obligations OF the
two banks. The opinion has been ex.
pressed that the banks would not have
been forced to have been suspended
If Mr.. Plant had been able to have
had direct charge Of tho banks, whicl
ne was forced to give up on accoun
OF his desperate illness.
1t has been declared that there is
absolutely no doubt but thar the First
National Bank is solvent, and so far
as can be learned all are willing 10
trust Mr.. Plant to make good thei
funds.
The past honesty and integrity O.
Mr Plant in regard to his busines.
methods are well known. and tber,
seems TO be prevalent opinion thai
He will take care Of his patrons.
The desperate illness OF Mir. Plan
for The rast weeks, brought on BY owe
work, has caused expressions Of sym
pathy throughout all circles ana uni
yersal re2ret followed the notice Of the
b nk's suspension.
~ one prominently identified with
ne business interests Of Macon. Mr.
Plant has secured a prestige as a rep
utable and conscientious business MAJ
aeer and promoter Many OF tie large
business Organizations OF the cit,
were foatered BY Mr. Plant and it has
leen through has ondeayors and abil
ity that many OF the success ful results
oi locsi enterprises were secured.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-19

Ine lip--- annnai meeting ol me ~
seelaaoa oil surgeons OF tne SouJnefA
l.aAaas cong ai4g wil DO Aelu al -'s-
laAlz ,o4ay. friday and Saturday 419
aasac atioa nciudes among its n-o4-'
beia g Of lhe most prominent men
Ia ,ne medical profession ia TAO ca
tire soolh. about 80 Q! whom are eA'
pscted u be present at the Sc son q
the c0AlAs convention. Most su3jee $
a.scgssed va Be OF Z purely tecnnic5l
nature.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-19
JAPANESE OFFICERS SHOT
BLiNDFOLDED AT HARDIN

st. Petersburg May 1S.-Details
have been received here from Harbin
Of the execution on april 81 of two
japanese officers gor attempting to
dynamite bridge and destroy tele-
graphic communication of the eastern
Chinese railway. The prisoners ad-
mitted that they were part of a detail
OF one hundred men, whose purpose
was to destroy the railway at various
points. When told they must be ex-
.ecuted and that they were extremely
brave, they replied, Not at all: we
are carrying ont our duty and the or
ders OF the Mikado"
The prisoners were executed in the
presence Of large crowd and were
shot inete9d Of being hanged by or
der OF, General Kuropatllin. Tho
younger prisoner refused TO allow the
5andaging Of his eyes, When told it
was necessary according to Russian
law he asked that an exception be
made in his case The elder Japanese
a staff officer. wept and tainted, but
dnaHy allowed himself to be olindfold-
ed one was a Catholic and made
MS last confession to Russian priest,
there being no Roman Catholic priest
in Harb3n.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-19
SKRYDL@ Mhe e OMMAND
MUCH VI4AATED BALTIC FLEET


st, Petersburg, May 18-The proba-
blity that there will be no further com
munication with Port Arthur, thus
preventing Vice Admiral skrydloft
from assuming command Of the Rus
sian squadron there, has led to the,
suggestion taat Sl.rydlof return from
the Far East and hoist his flag as com.
mander OF the Ealtic squadron which
is destined for the Far East. Vice Ad-
miral RojeaCYensky, who has been ga
zetted to command the latter, is a
junior OF Vice Admiral Skrydloff and
would be ordered to report to him
as commander in chief. Whatever Ad-
miral Skrydlofs future plans may be
the admiralty says he will certainly
proceed to Vladivostok and inssect
the squadron there.
The report that vladiyostok is block
adeG Is denied at the admiralty Tele-
gram received from Rear Admiral
Jesssn do not refer to the presence of
a single Japanese ship. 1t is said that
The Russians would not have the
slightest objection to a blockade OF
Vladivostok since It would tie up a
Japanese squadron without causing
inconvenience, 1t being Admiral Skry-
dloffs plan to not risk either the Rus
sian squadrons until the Baltic squad.
ron reaches the Pacific.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-19
ADOPTED AND MARRIED HIm.
Minnesota Girl Becomes Guardian Of
Her Fiance.

Chicago, May l8.-A dispatch to the
mter-Ocean from Lesaeur Ainn, says
The marriage Of Ais Myrtle Thyme
ana Albert Grayland took place to
day. The groom was only 20 years
old and being an orphan without
guardian, was consequently unable tc
otsain license. The young lady
though nearly TWO years younger wa.
still over IS and OF lawful age to get
married. Neither one wanted to wait
for the young man 10 grow older Sc
the difficulty was solved as follows
Miss Thyme formally and legally adop
ted her afianced and then, as hi
guardian, gave the necessary consen
to there being marriage license is
sued to him. The document was dul.
given out and a justice o. the peso
married The couple.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-19
WAITING FOR COMBINED
ATTACK ON PORT ARTHUR

London, May IA dispatch from
Lao Yang says that according to the
news which reached there today from
Port Arthur there have been no fur
ther attacks on the Delegated port
since May 13.
The Jaranese who landed at Pitse,
wo are pursuing preparations for
land attack, which is expected to be
aocomp MED by a renewal lombard,
ment by the japanese fleet
The Russians sustained no losses
dufias lthe japanese operations OF
eIeaIng Kerr bay oil Russian mines.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-19
Married IN sAANNAH.

Former Brunswick Newspaper Man
Weds South Carolina Bells
J. 0. LaFonusee, who resided in this
city several years ago. being connected
with the old Brunswick Times, and
who has several times since visited
the city now city editor OF the Jack
sonville TimesUnon, was marris ed in
S vannah Tuesday night TO Miss Katie
stringiel'sw. of South Carolina
Mr.. La ontisee has many friends
in Brunswick who Wit extend coneratu
lations. Miss strlugfellow IS a popu
lar and attractive young lady. On ac
count OF a recent death in the brides
family the wedding was very quiet
one.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-19

Atlanta, May 18.-Colonel 0. B. Stev
ems is slowly recovering from Sc
fioug illness which attacked hir last
Thursday. a friend sent Colonel Stew
ems lot Of new English peas and they
gave him an attack Of acute iudiges
ton which required prompt work and
shllful treatment on the p3rt Of DR.
Bryan, who is Colonel Stevens physi
clan. Uncle Obe's' host Oh friends
VIII be slad Y ino6 he is out ot dan
ger, .,...
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-19

Atlanta May 18,-Henry II. Revill
Of Greenville. Is a candidate for tho
legislature to succeed his father, Col
Rayill who was nominated for the
house from Meriwther county some
weeks ago and who has passed away
since the holding Of the primary. He
viii hardly have any opposition Mr.
Revill was at the state house will
Judge James Of the city court Of Greer
vile this morning, ard the two devot
ed their time to calling upon theii
friends,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-19
confIrmatlon ronIaht.

Interesting services viii be held al
tho Temple Beth Telffoh tonight
when class Of four will oe confirmed
by Rabbi Warsaw The class is com
posed Of Hortense kaufman Carrie
Levison, Victor Abrams and Morril
Isaac. The full program was publish
ed in these columns few days ago
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-19
THREE WANT SEAT
OF DEPOSED SENATOR

Dodd not the First Man to GO to the
Penitentiary Without a Guard.
Atlanta May 49, Former Senator
r., r. Dold who left Atlanta yesterday
ior the peniteutiary farm at Mtlledge
VILE, got 5hcre all right. With a two
yoars sentence h7nging over him he
went without an escort. carrying sim
Iiy a letter to the officials there tell
jue them TO take him in and give him
orE suited 10 his delicate physical
condition. The ex-senator took the
reon train for Macon and went from
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-19
JAPANESE ARE MARCHING
ON NEW cHWANG

Tien Tsin, May is. -Lloyd's agent at
New Ch~ang under date Of Tuesday
telegraphed: 90
The Japanese division which land,
ed at kaichou on Monday under the
heavy firing Of The japanese men-of,
war, Is marching toward New chwang
Evacuation BY the Russians il nearly
completed
THE japanese are expected to ar,
rive shortly. All is quiet at New
Chwang and shipping shows favor
able brogress.'
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-19
weIl Meet Friday.

Casirman II. i. Twitty of The dem
ocratic executive committee, states
that the meeting oi the committee
$50 1o ha.G on hiiday instead oi
Thursday, as wss first intended a
fulI attendance Of the members Of the
comm itee IS requested as some lnpof-
tant matters Will come UP Tor acton
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-19
TRYING TOCUT OFF
LINE OF RETREAT
japanese are Now Endeav.
oring to OutfIank Gen.
Kuropatkln
TO MARCH ON NEW CHWANG
The Russians are Driving hte Jap.
anese Before Them Under Heavy
Fire-Japanese officers Have
Been Shot RlindfoIded.

Rome, May 18.-According to a tel
egfam received here from Toxic, two
japanese divisions have arrived near
Mubden, with the object of cutting
Koropatkin's line Of retreat north
ward.