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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-04

AT Evansville the river viii h3 fall
ling BIZ this morning 1t being practi
cally On q stand at this time the read
iag vas taken. AT Nashville the fal
vas so rapid, being poreeptiblc to TIT
naked Eye, that no accurate figure
could be given Of ,ho decline. in fee
ana tcnths,
Tie Bulletins Associated Press dis
patches awe rapid falls ON tho Wa
bash, White Cunb rland Tennessee
Monongahela, Allegheny ana MI tri
butarica along thc two great gata
axuraes
While 20 IA absolutely rue that M
one i'd Cairo felt the slightest apprc
hension regarding The rise not O.
wheel having ceased 10 tugn in tin
city cg III The drainage district an,
no incunyoHieac2 roaultlrg froE
closing the sewer gates there was Ger
Eta gable interest end alarm felt a
regard tie resulting damage 70 Oh
farmers and small unprotected vii
lagos and towns lying IN the two ad
joining states q Kcntuckcy ard Mics
souri. al misfortune falling to then
signifies an injury to tie trade
Cairo, but, SO IA reports are to the sfIec
that no damage has resulted, the onl'
thing being a slight Inconvenience
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-04
BOYS CHOIR
TAKEN SICK
Several Exnected to Die as a Result
cf 11tirg impure Food
Fer Dinner.
Bg ~ A.soeIatad -

b. The Associated Press
Minneapolis, April Sowing 10 im
proper preparation ar Impurities IL
the food served 1t the Easter morn
ing neal twenty acycn Of the DO.
choir a. Goth uane Episcopa
church were taken ick during Ma
mornln1 eryice ana tonight itis fear
"a several may die
The boys sang a. the C.39 service
and were then served with brc1kfls
by the Womans gaild in the church
at the 1880 service several boy
complained Of feeling ili and before
The service ended fourteen had beer,
forced TO retire
The breakfast Bill Of fare incladea
pork ten5erloin, potatoes stewed il
milk. doughuuts and coffee. The porl
was analyzed and found pure. D9c
tors are Of sea as 70 the cause Of Tho
trouble.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-04
SOLDIERS
RETURNING
By Associated Press

Denver April According 10 dis
laichcs from Telluride all of the
roops sent there WHOM martial Law
vas re-estabiiehed ton days ago with
he exception Cf the Meeker cavalry
and home troops, left camp today i'm
Ter orders TO proceed home. Thi.
leaves fever than 100 miliuamen a.
Telluride Tao returning solder
COX with them five military prison
RS and seven others dep1rtod by or
1ers Of the military Gen Bel euI
remains In Telluride in active CON
nsnd OF the tr1epa DO settlement .
q sight.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-04
GRAzED WOMAN
HORRIBLE DEATH
Concluded from First page)

lar Graf that characterize maniac
Nr5 Walmua went about her work
The first intimliion Of the tragedy
was The glare and cracking of flame
which awakened noighhor II
sprang to The window and found the
woodshed enveloned in FIRE
The woman had died on her knees
in an attitude Of prayer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-04
KNIFE WOUND
CAUSES DEATH
Dawn of Faster Day Ush,red in
BY BI0Odshed.
4 FRIENDS RASH DEED
MARTIN FARRELL STABBED IN
THE BACK DURING A
FRIENDLY SPAR
RING BOUT.

/ Yesterday morn rs ao1It 2 o clocs
/ ames CoGey, cigar maker employ
J q at the factory Of T. reIchman
[ tabled Martin Farrell a stclmboa.
as,acer, inhioting a voCnI which
auacd the latters death
Coileg AMI Farrell in eomp1u.
Sith several companions, spent sat
riay night c2r3usinG aromd town
.rtnkins and having a general spree
About 3 o'clock the crowd STOPPED
the Glad Hand salaen On the Ger
ser of Sixth and QAio 1osaa streets
uJ in the rege'ry that cnsucj CaiIey
aG Farrell became engaged in &
riendly goodnatarcd snarrag bout
otfey held an open knire in his hanC
ud in the exchange Of iaris and par
los he struck Farrell in the blck to-
he right Of the spinal column.
Farrell made the remark, - -
-ou stuck that d-n knife in me
7onay replied. "rm sorry. J
Wouldn't have a1uc it for the world
The wounded man bIcd freely. but
objected to having a physician called
md started cut Sixth street, in com
any with two companions, searching
or a drug store When in front o5
larry Brothers saloon Mt COS Com
Herolal avenue, he grew weak ano
was taken inside, where nm ambu
lance was cllel to take him to thu
Marine hospital Medical aid wa
also summoned and Drs Clarke anf
iordon attended him
The wound was an ugly one III
:nife blade entering The liver. and de
pito the efforts Of the physicians
farrell died at l O'clock yesterday
lfternocn.
He stated before his death that the
Httin5 was purely &C .idental and
hat he ard COMFY were on friendly
.erms at the time
Conoy was seen yesterday at the
ountY jail hy a Bulletin representa-
i've, ana wnen asked rpgarding tbs
Unfortunate affair hc said he waa
Thinking and did not knox when b, /
tut Farrell, whether It was inside Of
outside the saloon ria fact he di
not know at The time THAI he had cu0
lin al all lie seemed greatly
wrought up over the occurrence ans /
fith difficulty rcprsssod tears as he I
old OF two little children who were, /
ieit motherless last November an /
#cre a0w residing with grandparents [
IN a little farm near Poplar Blur II /.
gave that town as his home and stat /
ID that he speat part of his timi /
there working at bis trade and the bal |
nce on the farm He came to Cairo I
about four weeks ago and has baen /
working at the cigar factory Of F
rcichman since his arrival lie f. I
about As years of age.
Farrell is a steamboat engineer and !
'amc here on the Mary Michael I
Which is lying near the Illinois Cen
raj stone depot with a broken shat,
Tie Is about 80 or 40 years old ant
gave his home as Philadelphia. Tho
'emains were taken charge Of by thu /
Marine Engineers Beneficial assocla
lion and it is not known what disp0
i!tion viii be made OF them
Tire cor9ners inquest viii be held
hts morning 2t II O'Clock
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-04
WEEKLY FINANCIAL
LETTER or CLEWS
Concluded from First Page)

ueuta; bat since nearly oil Of The Pa
2ilc roads are still enjoying cxcep
,ional prosperity and caplag cQnsid.
erably more than present dividends
The present is an especially oppor
zane time fer reaching an agreement;
much more 80 than il trafiee were
scarce ana dividends predetermined
Under the stimulus Of these condi
ions the trans.c0ntinentai stocks ex
l,bited unusual strength, Union Pa
ciGc leading. The strength Of these
particular stoclo was genuine, ana
ased not only on the larse earnings
# the Pacific roads but also upon the
probability mat Union Pacific and 81
Paul win together form a permanent
through transcontineHtal line 1t III
dominating tie stock market just
influences sall as these which arc
now. encouraging trading in other
shares ana inparting an upward
rend to values as q result Of better
ceiling generally TIE approach Of
holiday and rapidity Of the advance
induced mcre OK lass proIittafing ang
conseqnen, reaction but ID Is doubt
ul if these negotiations nave set q
rted their .ull eject
The money marlct continues easy
because business ami speculative re
uiroment are less urgent than for
nerly Neither the april settlements
lor the prospect of gold exports had
any appreciate effect upon rates
Some comment was made upon loans
passing the billion mark for the first
ime and the prospect Of diminished
bank reserves; but even these fac
tors created no unea5iness IN banking
,lrcles for the reason that the pres
mt high record in loans is largely
luc TO the borrowings CT strong cor
9oratlons who find Il more adyant
agcous to raise necessary funds IT,
this fashion than 10 issue ncw socuri
by Issues when values are low Lon
ION hes been more friendly 10 Amer.
lean stocks; but no special foreign
support can be counted upon until IL
Us known what Che war w.ll bring
forth Russia has been sounding Par
Is and Japan London for war loans
ana the terms do not seem to have
ceen satisfactory Very likely both
countries viii have 60 meet bankers
Wow later ou for war loans are now
practical certainty
In the general situation there mas
.ecn li'tlc change from orr previous
l4vicr The approach 90 spritg IS
causing moro Gr loss revival Of indus
rial activity and resumption Of bus
nest Railroads are also cyperionc
.ns tha benefit Of these conditions
and reporting bctter earnings than
one or two months ago The OUTLOOK
where price reimbursement have
is for a fair spring trade especially
placed business upon o sounter basis
Wherever hlgh prices prevail there
are slacAness and inertia Very soon
Joe crop outlook viii &c factor
Meanwhile the stock is IN mucl
more satisfactory condition than il
many months. and The prospects arc
that al reactions il The leadir
shares sin be followed by good re
c0ycries and still higher prices.
HENRY CLEWS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-04
Through Pullman Sleeping Cars to
California Points via The iron
Mountain Route.

Leaving ST. Louis $3.50 a. m. daily
for Los Angeles. via "True Southern
Route" also tourist sleeping cars on
This same train for Los Angeles and
San Francisco every Wednesday and
Thursday Best winter route 10 Cali.
fornia. For further information call
on or address,
c. G. Miller, G. r. A., Cairo III.
Elmer Smith, H. T. A.. Cairo, III.
II. C. Townsend, G. p. q T "A, st.
Louis, Nc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-04
WILLIAMS HEALTH EXCELLENT
By Associated Press

Berlin. April 3.-The North German
Gazette Of government. oTigin denies
the rumor printed in London and cir
cul8tad 80 the Jntod 6iales tiiat tisl
health Of Emperor William t. such
that it gives concern. The paper adds
that the emperors health remains ex
cellept and that the voyage he Is now
On gives every prospect Of a full sue
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-04
rsc8s BOAT RELEASED.

g Ire Ae-oci3ted Press
NiHchEabe April 9 Tha prasheat
Fawan placed Under arrest yeeterday
yaa released Gy ord a. General
k1roe5ttin Tho Fswan was de,ain
q b,c1n-z eao b1d pa "a between
fhc lines having come n directly
from ChenulDo, She was released on
condition That she leave the port
Her release vas brought about who'll
= BIZ United States Consul II. B. Nil
'er, who has Che confidence Of the
Russian authorities. Though OF Brit
ish ownership. the British consul de.
elined to act in the case Of the Ffwan.
Release Of the Fawan Immediately be
fera the csss Eas forced On che cog
1i2anco If the Bridsh consul c1ntriba-
tsi u aa~ ifaseiea wtirh a1 srf ~
n tire last tao days through the a.
rect and detention for ONE hours Of
he British conductor Of fhs Chinese
railway al the station "a the west
eide Of Lao riteF outside Ct port lin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-04
Homeseekers and Settlers Rates
To the Sunny South.

On firt and third Tuesday Of each
month to. and including April, 1904
Write Jno. M. Beall, A. G. 2. A., Mo
bile G. Ohio II. r., st. Louis, Mo-, stat
ing to what point you Wish rates.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-04
POSITION WANTED

Fer sale chear, a1 Everett upright piano
Apply 70 AIts, Mansfield, Future city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-04

For Sale, fne driving horse and ruuabout
Apply 70 Wallace c. Gore.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-04

nv man 90 years old--ex letter carrier Good
at figures. W Ling 10 work Of ANYTHING, Mar
ricd, Address, GIL
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-04

Wanted, position BY iirst-claSs stenoFrarher
salary So TO start Address, d 2, Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-04
Bicyle Repairing

Gun Repairing, Safes Opened and
all kinds of keys made. Lock,
work, Bicycle Sundries of all
kinds fer sale, also Guns, Re.
voIvers, fishing tackle, etc.
sS- e.. ira g. e,
4t2 Commercial Ave. !. Cairo, it,
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-04
FoR sALE.

For sale safe aud Office furniture; good as
new at bargain il taken 9. once. Esquire $.
T., Buletin
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-04
BUSINESS FOR SALE.

For Sale or Exchange, my stock Of groceries
ina good business part Of town, Address S
Bulielin Office
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-04
SALEMEN WANTED.

Side line salesman. Good commission SCI
from photographs. American Chewing Gum
Co., 81. Louis, Mo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-04
30 To- Classillsa Noliess.
NURSE.

Confinement nurse best reference. Miss
james. slst & Mississippi Levce.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-04

81. LOUIE MelnpulS q ooHtbedSteih "
r. St. Louis & Gulf Railway.
TO THE SUNNY SOUTHWEST
Through the Ozarfs, to the New
Lands OF Oklahoma, Indian Terri
tory and Texas.
Homeseekers' and Colonists tickets
on sale at very low rates on third
Tuesdays in each month. until April.
For descriptive literature and fur
Their particulars. address, nearest agent.
Dr.,
W. R POWE,
General Passenger Agent,
Cape Giradeau, Mo
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-04
ROOM WANTED.

WANTED - neat furnished room centrally
located. Address 3 care of Bulletip stating
price and location.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-04


Peter Zimmerman, the Washington
street grocer, is having a fine trade
Good fresh groceries and full weights
pleases the people. order from him
Ten days rihben sale. rs and so
cent ribbons for S. cents per yard
T g. REESE
A. B. Mccormick. corner 32nd ant
Poplar st.. viii upholster and repai.
your furniture and make you an ele
CANT box couch for little money.
NJ line of mcu's shoes and swell
nxferas are nov in stocl Try pair
Of Crossexts S. ioiloWav's er Nsttle-
tons. ne better made. B McManua. Ir-
Banner Shoe and Clothing House
ere making the lowest prices in Cairo
- - a. Famine the
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-29
DEAD WITH BULLET IN HEAD.
Georgia Man Took His Own Life
While on a Train.

Georgia Man Took His Own Life
While on a Train.
Mobile, Ala, April 2S.-The body Of
.G A. McGee Of Hogansville Ca, was
found this morning dead with bullet
hole in the head, at an early hour,
along side Of the track Of the Louis,
vile and Nashville road, near Bryan
|staton, on the division between Mo
bile and New Orleans The man
boarded the train at Montgomery and
had q ticket reading from that place
to New Orleans,
Conductor Davis. who arrived here
tonight says that the man rode on the
platform of the smoking car, and when
near the above station a shot was
heard On reaching the platform a
pool Of blood was found He stopped
the train and fifty yards back found
McGee lying on his face dead A
double-barrelled derringer was close
by. The man was identified by his
lodge book He had a pocketbook con
tanning $240 on his person The re,
mains were taken to Bay ST. Louis and
arc held for Instructions
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-29
DIED VERY sUDDENLY.
'. H. Harris Passed Away Yesterday

w. H. Harris Passed Away Yesterday
After Short lines.
w II. Harris, an old and highly re-
spected citizen Of Brunswick, passed
away yesterday morning very suddenly
the cause Of his death being heart
failure.
Mr Harris was as well as usual
when he arose yesterday morning
about 4.8O. Later, after his wife had
missed him, she went into The back
yard and found him dead near the
wood pile
NJ Harris. has been suffering from
heart trouble for some time. He has
resided in this city for long number
Of years and has many friends who
will regret to hear Of his death
lie was a Confederate veteran, and
the Glynn county camp win attend
his funeral, which occurs at 1890 this
morning, the services to be conducted
BY Rev. NJ. c Austin, Of the McKen.
dree Methodist church.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-29
VISITORS TOOK
LAST OF SERIES
Dumb Playing and Costly
Errors .ost Game to
the Pilots
Score STOOD Z TO 4
Pilots Put up POOREST Ekhibitloh Of
eaaebsn Seen on the piamond
This season-soth sides. did
Good Batting

Yesterdays ball game was a frsl
class exhibittonof dumb and poss
paying On the part OF the loca q
They falmbled the bah, made more
errors than the scorer was able is
record, threw the sphere in every ai-
reetion, except the right one, and alto
gether llut up the poorest game seen
on the ioeal diamond tA}s sason.
~ one inniag, The Asi3fh, without i
single safe hit tie Visitors crossed
me home plate Three tiiaes. In tiiis
inning The ffst man up was lie eros.
ley followed and hit 10 sleart osC6n,
nor fumpled then NlgAsans made
ao error Walker 4 wild throw, two or
three dumb plays Followed and 8iten
the dust had cloared away the Score
stood 4 70 in favof OF Fort screveA
When previous to this inning it had
peen z to inslagor of the Rilots.
ln the seventh with four sale hits
I've more errors By Q'C6nnop snd
another lurab play three more were
added e % tally d theeisitegs. True
enough fle soldiers did some good
hitting, PSI not euough 10 Win the
same 9na Ban was thrown Is se.
confl once 81 twice and tbore was no
one taere 70 receive it. mo delders.
two of them would get the bah and
swing On to il as though their gloves
we're mah oi mucilase while The vls-
itors circicd the bases,
However, some OF the locals did
5000 work, Crimes ana Hopkins, es.
pecially One Of The prettiest throws
ever seen III this city was made b1
Hopkins in the second inning. Camp
bell was on second base when Wagon
hit to left Hopkins quickly gathered
the ban and threw MIN out at the
home plate. He also lead al the bat,
getting two singles and one double out
Of five times up. Not only this, bul
durnis the entire game. when interest
was lacking, Hopkins. Grimes ana Bow
en- Kept life in The game
A majority Of The Pilots went out
on the diamond ceiling chat they
could win the game easily. They We're
and this is the very kind oi
BAN playing that causes The fans tc
lose interest. No matter il the locsls
arc playing a scrub team from Jesup
they should play bah. And then, too
there are one or two members of the
club who play for the benefit Of the
grand stand,
When the team goes out on the dia
nond and loses a game to a superior
club it is alright. Last week Jackson
Vile defeated them twice, but the
effort they made was admired by the
people, and they were encouraged,
but yesterday it was just the opposite.
The locals can outpIay the soldiers
This was demonstrated in the two
lrst games, but they just didn't play
Jall yesterday, that's all And by the
way quite a neat sum Of money was
lost as local sports were betting on
he Pilots giving good odds.
The score of the affray in detail
.ollows:
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-29
NATTER WAS
UP BEFORE COUNCIL

failure Of certain contractors TO make
sewer connections was matter be-
tween complainant and tle contract
ors and that no action be taken on
same. Adopted.
From special committse on CITY cha
ter amendments, asking Tor more time.
Adopted.
Under head Of ordinances. the tax
ordinance for 1904 was placed on its
second ana third reading, ana was
inally adopted.
Al this time Alderman Aiken called
up the hospital question ANA made a
very Interesting tslb en- the subject
He thought the city hospital should
be completed and insisted tha5 the
matter should be given some attention
at the hands OF council The matter
was discussed by several members ot
council aad finally en- motion Of All
derman Aiken tha matter was refer.
red 70 the committee on hospitals and
charity with instructions 10 report
some feasible plans lor e1mpleting the
building and report back at next meet
ing
Mayor croyatt addressed council en-.
this proposition, ana strongly urged
the completion of th3s WORK
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-29

Washington, april 2s. Former Gov
ernor Murray Crane. Of Massachusetts
was one Of the presidents callers to-
day. Mr.. Crane has BEEN talked OF
for the chairmanship Of inc national
republican committee, bit it can be
said with reasonable defniteness that
for various reasons he will not man
age this years campaign.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-29
Texaa DAMN collector short.

Washington, April 2S.-The treasury
department has received telegram 70
the effect that Alfred Thornham, spe-
cial deputy collector Of customs at
Tex is short 1925 In his
accounts. All the facts have been pre-
scented to the department attorney and
Thornham has been removed.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-29
MAY CALL SPECIAL
SESSION OF CONGRESS

Washington, April 2s President
Roosevelt may call an extra session OF
the senate if final action on The nonli-
nation of DR.. Crum as collector OF
Charleston is not taken up at the pres,
ent session. He has considered With
several leading members Of the som
ate the advisability Of such action and
it is known that some OF them favor
such a session. Congress adjourned
today.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-29
STEAMSHIP STILL AGROUND
ON BRlGANTINE SHOALS

Atlantic City April 28.-The steam
ship Craigneuk, which went aground
night on Brigantine Shoals
is still hard aground Efforts to re-
lease her at high tide today failed par
TALLY Another attempt will be made
At next high tide. The weather is
rough and a heavy sea is running.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-29
CONTEST CAUSES
STIR IN GEORGIA
Gober- Morris Trouble Gre
ates Bitterness lin Blue
Ridge Circuit
FIGURE IN OTHER FIGHTS
Believed That it May Cut a Big Figure
In the Next Senatorial Raoe-Mor-.
ris Has Already Declared for
Terrell

EEF9NI
Atlanta April 2s.-The bitterness
which has grown OUT Of the Gober-
Morris aaht in the Blue Ridge circuit
is causing the thoughtful politicians Of
ltEe state much anxiety The breach
win not be healed by the action Of the
state demoersuc committee nor by the
democratic convention into which the
row win no doubt be taken. 1t is said
that Speaker Norris has already taken
steps Is bring his case to the attention
oi the delegates to t4e convention. II
is reported he has many amdayits OF
persons who voted for him in districts
where ne received practically nothing
tia the returns, and in one district
where he was put down as having re-
ceiyed but six votes he is said to have
mdauts of more than so men who
swear they voted for him
Judge Gober charges chat he was de
fraudea ia just as wholesale nlanller
a gentleman who has just returned
rom the Blue Ridge circuit said to a
newspaper correspondent today that
the outside world could form no ade
quate conception OF the feeling among
The people.
lI 1 ....., $780, .L
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-29
aoARo OF TRADE NETTING
only a Short Session was Held B,

Only a Short Session was Heid. BY
Body Yesterday
The brunswick board ot trade held
a very interesting meeting at its
quarters in The city man Yesterday
morning. In the absence q the sec
retary, a. M smltll, 6. W DENIM
acted in that capacity
The minutes of the last meetIas
We're read IN regular order ana con-
flrmcd
very interesting commaaica6 au
was read from Col G. Gooayoa,
caair1uan "a 1e
haYing IN chaf 5e 6aslel 81 Jc
with the islands % the oqth 81
The colonel announced 10 The b.
that lie had received and had aoce {.
ed invitations to address Ihemas
WaycFoss. fiawktuagiIla, Alaoon, Rome
and number 81 Others. He reppr i
progress On the subject apd anno,ac
thaf the committee was now jn corr &
pondenee with various parties l3of
TO the establishment of line g ths
Islands
a number q other tters d iater
est We're taken up aRd discussed after
which the board adjourned to meet
again next THURSDAY.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-29

The democratic executive committee
OF Glynn county. elected az tie pri-
mary last week, viii hold meeting to-
morrow for the purpose Of organizing
and naming delegates to the state
convention. Every member Of the
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-29

Policeman Bruee.c Carroll has resign
ed as a member Of the Iolice force.
r. ], Matthews Of FaIcy Blua is now
on the force, aiIlns one Of the vaean-
cies i is probable that council wi,l
elect new officer at its next meeting
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-29
NOT UNTIL MAY FIFTEENTH.
VIII Cheap Rates be Put on From
Brunswick to Other Cities.


Brunswick to Other Cities.
1t was stated in these columns yes
terday morning that the cheap excur.
sions 20 savannah and Jacksonville
over the Seaboard Air Line would be
on Sunday next, but it is
learned from the agent Of the Sea
board here that the cheap rates will
not 90 into effect until Sunday, May
Is.
It seems that the seaboard will put
on the excursions from Savannah to
Brunswick Sunday but they win not
begin running them the other way IN
til the above stated date. Just why
this is cannot be stated.