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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-10
A PLEASANT TRIP 70 SEA.
Was Enjoyed by a Large Party Yes
terday on TUG Catharine.

was EHJOySA ny ~ -et' 9O y 80
tsrday on Tug catharine.
Through the courtesy Of Capt. Rob
erson, who is in charge OF the dredges
at work in the har0or at present, .
large and pleasant party enjoyed trir
to sea yesterday afternoon on the tue
Catherine, which is the boat used IN
towing the dredges around the harbor
There waro sc.nN tlliity-iiye or forty
ia Che party, aid Tip was made az
FL as the @l,isi'inS lr'y, which was
thoroughly enj, yel u all in the party
Capt. Roberts was in charge of the
Catharine. ard he as si,ted greatly
in seeing that the guests enjoyed the
"trip
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-10

Lawrence Miller. who is to manage
the Hotel Cumberland this summer.
is now busily engaged in arranging for
the opening of the season. Al number
Of improvements will be made about
the place. Mr.. Miller expects to have
very successful year.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-10
Council Meets Tonlqht.

City council will meet in regular
semi-monthly session tonight. While
there is nothing of unusual interest
expected to come up, a number Of rou
tine matters will be disposed of.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-10
ehepard we Dismissed.

Alex. Shepard, who wa5 arrested
Monday on the charge of selling whis-
key on Sunday, was given hearing
in the mayors court yesterday morn
ing and was discharged, the evidence
not wavranting his conviction.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-10

The several Brunswickians who
have been attending the United States
court in Savannah returned to the
city last night, the court having recess
ed until Monday,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-10
WILL AGAIN TRY
BLOCK CHANNEL.
Reported That The Forts
at Talienwan Have Been
Bombarded
REPORTS OF LAND BATTLE
Official Dispatches Received in Wash
ington State That Japanese Land
Forces Reach Funs-wanq-
Chang and Taspan.

London, March 9-It is reported
from Toxic that the Japanese fleet
bombarded forts at Talitnwan last
night and afterwards attacked Port
Arthur.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-10
Ruildlnn New sldewaIks.

Property owners are building new
sidewalk along Newcastle street, from
Krauss' bakery to Bishops drug store.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-10
Tlhe Weather.

Forecast for today In Georgia.
Variable winds, becoming fresh east
erly. Higher temperature,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-10
JRY TRIALS IN U. S.
, COURT BEGINS MONDAY


Judge speer Dismissed Traverse Jury
Until That Time.
In the United States court in savan
lah yesterday morning Judge speei
lismisseG The memhers. Of the traverse
uries Of the dLstrict and circuit courts
until Monday morning. At that time
hey win again report and will priba
serve until April |, up to which
80 - assigned
asefsd The marshal tc
:sa0rs with transportation
se reason which he
ping them in Mt
Court at this time was
~ businegs this week did
Me preferred to displace
ments IN the calendar
dleasIy keep them from
rye number of the iur
Ms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-17
FOHS' CASE
BOBBED UP

q. N, Emory. attorney for Oscar
9. Hainea. formerly "a lieutenant ON
The revenue cutter Manning. today
flied q motion for the dismissal Of
the action brought against Haincs
b. Fanny FohH on the grounds %
failure to prosecute aud the nom
apnehranoc % the aurctiea on the
bond for costs
The case attracted eonsidera Bile
attention "a few months aEo on acc
count 81 the prominence OF tho de-
feudsnt and the vigor with which
the matter was forced before the
court 81 inquiry that heard the evil
ienne In The suit 20 dismiss Lieu
teaant IlaineH from the revenue
service. The action was brought
for alleged breach Of promise.
The complaint formerly contained
charge OF betrayal. but this was
dropped by the plaintiff, and the
case continued ON the grounds OF
breach OF promise. Attorney Rosen-
baum, who appears for Mrs. Fohs
says he VIII contest the motion TO
dismiss the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-17

Dan o'Nelll shot and Killed.
The scene Of tho robbery il one
OF the widest spots traycraed by the
Northcrn Pacific. and with several
hours start the despersdoea have
every chance OF making good their
escape. Dense timber covers pre-
clpltous sides OF tho mountains
along the right OF way. and kood
guidca are needed az places 10 find
the blind trail through the noun
tain passes. The Hcene OF the hold
up II an ideal one for tho work Of
the bandits.
FORTY STICKS or DYNAMITE
were placed on top OF the through
safe. which was carrying currency
shipments from the coast to NeW
York. Chicago and the Twin eitica.
These we're touched OF aud they
wrecked the safe. hurting the bis
steel hulk a distance OF flfty feet
from the track and tearink the en-.
press car 10 spiiuters
So great xas the force Of the 81
giosion that the door Of the safe
was thrown about sixty feet aud Tor
within a radius OF forty feet gold
and silver coin. hank notes In
packages and loose bills OF AL se-
nominations together With other
valuables. we're scattered pfomin-
Cuously In places the bank notes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-17

The big steamer Ohio. formerly
one % tbs best known Of the Seattle
Nume fleet. was damaged to the sK-
tent OF between $40 600 and $50 900
By fire early this morning. while
tied mp az the Moran nros dock.
Tier entire berth deck AFT was
burned 20 such an extent hat Il Will
have to lie completely rebuilt
The fire IL supposed 10 have start
81 near the linen room IN the after
part Of the vessel. aud spread 10 the
berth deck before the fire depart
ment could reach the scene The
gallant work of the crew OF the fre
beat finoQualmie saved the ship
from fetal destruction. For a time
Il looked M though the fire would
reach the hold OF the vessel, and
had u gained this much Roadway
the big ship would have been burned
10 the waters edge.
Just how the blaze started cannot
be ascertained William Moran, who
plant. IN the absence Of Robert Mo-
II in charge OF the big ship building
ran. said this morning that the fire
probably started in spontaneous
combustion. No one had been
aboard the vessel TO work. except
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-17
STEAMSHIP ONO
BADLY SCORCHED

About 3 O'Clock the flromen began
10 make good hendway and in an
other hour had the flames sHtIns
auiahed.
The Ohio Is the property Of The
Moran Bros. Company. which cor
poration bought the vessel about =
month ago. She was formerly O1
the Nome run and n one % the
largest in the liat Of Alaskan YEA.
sells. The loss is fully covered n
Insurance.
1t Is Impossible 10 give the eTaet
loss al this time. said William 40.
ran this morning. but would
roughly estimate II az between ff0.s
900 and $4,000 / think the firs
could only have started BY apon-
tane0us combustion The watohmau
did not discover the fire until II had
gained a good Roadway and We Wera
unable 10 discover just where ana
how IL started
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-17
WEARS BADGE
OF MOURNING

NEW YORK. June i7-Another
step toward the grave aah made In
the General aiocum teagedY today
Five hundred dead lie IN their late
homes and those % their relatives
shfouded and cncased for burial A
feH funerals viii take place today
but the greater bulk Of dead vii go
% their last resting places tomor-
roe and sunday
The stricken district Is near the
Sc Marks German Lutheran church
and II swatrhed IN black and white
Crepe Ia on the doors 81 hundreds
Of houses. Great crowds thrung tho
district. and many Of the people
stop At the houses where lie the
dead 10 pay their last reapnrfa
At the morEus this morning the
oornnera list showed 5sa bodies had
been received A majority Of the
dead recovered have been Identified
and nearly five hundred bodies have
hecn removed from the mnrgue BY
friends and relatives. Less than
a hundred bodies remained on the
East 26th street pier az n o'clock
this morning. but scores OF persons
are again on hand looking for lost
ones
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-17

The county commissioners have
made a written demand upon the
Norris Safe and Lock Company. OF
Seattle. agents. and upon the Paw
ley Jail Supply and Manufacturing
Company, o. 81 Louis. for navS bars
TO replace the ones s9Wsf IN two
by James Il, AlIisef and Edgar
Marshall, saii prisoners, last week.
In the guarantee given when the
bars were furnished they we're war
ranted saw. file and tool proof.
The lighthouse tender Columhine.
Capt Charles Richardson. arrived In
port from Astoria, Orc, this morn
ing. Theveaael has cargo OF aup.
plieE'fo for the new lighthouse which
Is now under the course OF con-
struction &C slip Point.
Steamer City Of Topeka finished
hcrorepaira nt Moran Bros. this
smoothing and was hauled out into
the stream. she will nail shortly ga
the Lynn esaal run. Q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-17

out The messenger jumped through
the wreckage and escaped In the
timber lining the track. Engineer
Wade was then compelled Ia place
forty sticks of dynamite on the top
Of the bis safe carrying the wealth
Of the North Coast limited.
After the fuse had been touched
off by Wadea cigar the robbers re-
treated several hundred yards with
their prisoners, when a terrific er-
ploHion occurred. which shook the
earth like an earthquake
After the explosion one robber be
kan firlnE hia aik shooter into the
air % create the impression among
the paaasngcra that a great number
Of robbers were engaged Ia the
hold-up. The ruae vas y success
a scene VI pandemonium reigned
among the 22s passengers on the
train such az ia seldom equaled
Men. women and children crswied
under the seats in their frantic ~.
foftH 10 save themselves from posal-
bic harm. Naluablea we're secrcted
eYeryW here
Sheriff Thompson. Of MiasouiA
IL on the scene with a posse OF sixty
men. one posse OF twelve men are
mounted and are following the rob
beers trail with five hloodhounda
from The penitentlary The doEa
have scented the robbers and from
their bayinE u la believed BY Guard
Minche~. trainer OF prison dogs
that the fusitises are not far dis.
tant. and
RATTLE WILL. SOON OCCUR
Another force Of poasemen. on the
fastest horses 10 he found. arr en-.
dsaYoriug TO cut off the deaperA
does. Additional posses composed
Of Gov boys were sent out from
oyAndo 20 participate IA the man.
/ hunt
The men are all armed with win.
ohsstsrs and Marlin rifles. and have
Instructions 10 shoot down the men
on sight
A reward u fte.ao0 IL offered for
che capture Of the men. dead OF
alive. This has resulted In scores
Of cowboys and ranehsrs through.
out the region arning themselves
and ioininE in the chase for the
bandits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-17

Tho flremen poured water into the
aft companionWay and succeeded
after an hours battle. in driving the
flames back 20 that they could work
below the deck
Several holes were cut IA the deck
and through these streams If water
were directed into the roaring fur
mace ~ flame. The men worked
CALAMITY The fire was burning be-
low them aud the deck was 30 hot
that IL was almost unbsurabia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-17

trip from Portland 10 this city about
a year ago. At which time she VAS
fortunate IN experiencing fine
weather. Some anxiety Is now felt
on the part Of the friends Of Capt.
Hatch. who will take her 10 san
Francisco IN person, owing 10 the
fact that she would hardly be able
10 weather a gale OF any great vio-
lence.
The Arrow ia vessel Of dlh gross
tons f47 feet In length by 22t beam.
and has a depth OF hold Of 81 feet.
She carries a crew Of rs men.
She was built FOR the Columbia
river trade At Portland in 1908. Her
career on the Sound was iii-stnfred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-17
GWRAI7W CMH
MIL HIVE ID MRRI

At the suggestion OF Chairman
Mullen, the street committee of the
council. yesterday afternoon took
steps TO bring at least one delln-
Quent street contractor TO time.
William Stanley. who has been per-
hapa the worst procrastinator, was
notified that he would not bg
given his money for one of his oom-
pieted contracts until ho had fin
lahed some OF the half dozen he now
has under way. The contractors
remuneration was withheld by hold
ing up the approval of one OF the
assessment rolls.
Stanley. like all OF the othor
street contractors. has uncomplet-
ed contracts all over the city,. The
contractors without exception have
delayed the completion OF the work
beyond the limit OF time fixed.
There are about three cases on rec
ord where contractors have gotten
through ahead Of time.
THEY WE'RE 0IvHhs THE
BoNueBta provided for In the CON-
tracts. Bur IN NO INSTANCE
HAB A CONTRACTOR BEEN
cOMpEI.f.ED TO PAY TIM ron
pMfr fer delay always stipulated
fer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-17

men who were removing the linen
from the closet, and they had been
at work there only n short time
shortly before midnight. the night
watehmhn amellod smoke about the
steamer. lie began searching for
the fire and soon discovered a brisk
blaze on the berth deck An alarm
was turned In. but by tae time the
snoqualmie reached the scene. the
ship Was burning furioualY. and Il
looked as though she was doomed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-17
PUEBLA IN PORT

The steamer city Of pucbin ar
rived in port this morning frum
san Francisco With $50 passengers
aud = fuii cargo q freight Captain
Jepson reported foaEf weather and
e calm sea along the coast lie fur
Their reported that he had not
sighted the schooner Maid % or
leans. whose operators. l.. ~. Gray
a Co, entertain soue fears FOR her
safety Captain Jepson stated that
there was hardly cause for anxiety
- yet. owing 20 the calm weather
that has prevailed along the lower
California coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-17
.MRL. MNRM
RECNNRH

A letter received last nlKht from
Robert Moran. Nho IL noN 10 Ger
many. states that BE- is rapidly re-
covering his health and 10 begin
nina 10 feel - though be had best
Hama home" While he Il away for
the purpose 81 resting. II II evident
frosn the tone 81 his iettefH that
he do-s not forget his blg ahlpyards
ia seattle
kir Maran viii return some time
IN AuEuat and be present az the
laanahlns Of the hattlsship Nc
brnaks. which 10 now about Is per
eeut oompls,ed a. the Moran Bros.
Company shipyaTds
William Moran. acting manager
% tne company. says she viii BE-
ready fH launching early in Sep
tsmbef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-17
ARfW HIS
REMM

when County Fire Warden Ref
returned last evening from Red
naond. where he went yesterday 10
superlntend the fight against a
timber fire raging near that town.
he brought with him under arrest
r. ". Jamison. farmer on whose
land the fire burned.
Jamfaou f. accused, not Of start
ing the forest fire. but Of an as
rauit upon IA. Hogmofe. book
keeper for a min company at Red
Inaud. The fire destroyed a large
amount of valuable timber. inciud-
Ing soma owned BY the min COM
pany.
After the blaze was under con-
troll HoRmore accused Iamis0u ~
allowing Il 10 spread. IN the quar-
rel which followed Hoguore called
Jamieon liar. and JamtaOn drew
q revolver.
Ttief. who happened 10 be present.
interfared and arrested Jauda0n.
HogFnore sW0re out n warrant be-
fore the prosecuting attorney today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-17
-FOUR SEPARATE INvEs-
TIC a FfsHAsHn
REVIVED

NEW YORK. June I7.-Misa Harss
man. one Of the victims OF the Gen.
slocum disaster, was yestardaS
picked up on the beach near Nortk
Brothers Island. She was towed
through the water BY an overloaded
tug bearing bodies TO the citS
morgue, was fished out OF the watef
aud laid out among the dead %
the Charity pier. and after WING
there for more than an hour, II was
discovered that she was still alive.
A woman passing between the
grewsome rows OF bodies noticed Z
faint indication OF life In the aps
parently lifeless body. She hastily
called an attending hospital ems
pioye. He worked over the body for
more than an hour and finally. suos
eeeded In reviying Miss Hartmas
slightly He rushed her OF 10 the
hospital. where the work of resuecik
tation was continued. until Nies
Hartman had revived sufficiently II
warrant attending physicians mak-
ing the statement that they believed
the young woman. though torrlbly
burned and IN serious conditloH
as result Of exposure, would 10.
cover.
When Miss Hartman was found.
lie was apparently extinct and the
men aboard the tug boat tied a rops
about her body and In this WAN
towed II FROM the scene Of the dlsE
aster to the foot OF East 26th street,
When the boat reached Che pier ia
BODY was fished out 81 the xAtn3
with a grapfiYE look - Y a.
Tho Aarverr that there wae 1Ii<
iip me BODY was . mere accident.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-17
MRS. ROBB
ON BAIL

Mrs. Gertrude Roth. who recent
y shot George tose. The hstray~f
q her daughter. Naa released on
tL9eQ bah b. Justice Gordon this
norning her sursfiss bsinH Aias
Johnson. Nra kAts Johnson. p. r.
sullivan and Mrs. Isabella Sullivan.
drs Robb waived preliminary en-
animation. she II charged with
unafd~ruua assault
George Joyce. the victim ~ the
anuotius. IL resting comfortably nj
Providence hospital Although h.
was restless last niEht aud ives not
quite % well this morning he lr
believed 20 be on a fair road u
recovery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-17
JURY DISAGREED

r. Yanigida. the japanese who
had the doubtful honor Of being the
first gambler tried under the new
felony law. was not convicted IN
the superior court Neither vas he
set free. The jury disagreed last
evening after a struggle ~ - hours
with the facts Yaniglda claimed
that he vas not the proprietor Of
the Blaekehapel gambling den raid
ga by the police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-17
THEY'RE ALL WAITING

board men claim that ar. Gillian
has told them they are amply pro-
tected aud are living up 20 the or
dinance, The board OF works thinks
otherwise. II viii probably be some
time before the corporation counsel
sets the matter al rest. There l.
no hurry, OF course
AT the present time I have other
things 20 attend 90 which are Of
more Importance" Mr.. Gillian said
yesterday.
The condemnation suit Tor the
pole line from the municipal plant
was probably one OF the important
matters TO which he referred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-17
DISTRICT SURROUNDING ST. MARKS GERMAN
LUTHERAN CHURCH. NEW YORK. sWATHED IN
CREPE ESTIMATES NOW PLACE DEAD AT Soc
Over 500 BODIES IDENTIFIED

II Is still extremely difficult 70 es-
innate the number OF missing
Some city officials stick 20 yester-
days figures that over a thousand
persisted. which would show the
missing 20 be AZ least four hundred.
II 10 believed. however. that this Is
an cKagEefafion and that when the
story Is al tod the dead viii be
found TO number about 500.
The men 10 whom was assigned
the gruokome task OF recovering the
bodies from the wreck and the va
tiers Of the sound, were az work early
this morning They we're finding
oorpsee more slowly. but will stick
10 the task for some DAYS 20 come.
The wreck will be thorouRhly
searched today. Wreckers believe
many bodies will be found entan-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-17
ACTION DISMISSED

An order Was signed this morn.
inE BY Judge Beli dlamlasinx the ae-
ton u John Nofdsll aud wife
against The Norris 8 Rove show
company. The action vas brought
On account % Injuries sustained hy
Mrs. Sorfeli while attending the
circus. The case uas ssttief out Of
court and the plalatiff asked Tor an
order diamisainF II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-17
SCHOOLS CLOSED

The auditing committee Of the
board OF education Ia busy thiF at
ternoon auditing the pay roll OF the
who desire 10 leave tonight for the
worlds fair At St Louis may get
their money Those desiring II can
secure their pay between and 6
O'Clock this eveneinR The others
will be paid tomorrow. All the
city schools were closed for the
summer with a brief session this
Morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-17
ARRIVES TONIGHT

Louie Long. who VIII fight Harry
Krantz. on June 30. viii arrive In
the city tonight. Billy IMviEne.
Longs manager. received tele-
gram from Long this morning which
stated that be would be present AZ
the boxing toufnamsnt at oefmania
hall tonlKht.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-17
CELEBRATED TOO MUcH

The case ~ the state against NJ
omoio. n Japanese. Is being heard
In Judge Tallmau's court today.
Omoto became enthusiastic over the
success of the navy Of his country
In the war with Russia. or some
other cause and pumped a bullet
into one Of HIS countrymen. Now
he f. trying 10 tell the Jury how he
did not mean anything. The charge
against him Is assault with intent
TO commit murder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-17
REHEARiNG
GRANTED
DELAUNAy

rink n. Aayre. attorney for Scott
Del. ganay, who was chief engineer
OF M Iil-fatad steamer Clallam, has
beep .aptlfled that an appeal has
bcen elhnted DoLaunay from the de-
elaior the local marine inspect
ora King his license. and that
q r., yarlng viii be allowed within
slxt, gays from tho receipt OF the
notit
III II notice was received from su-
pefs Hlna Inspector James BorminM
haf Ee~a tho hearing will be held
ahpnfs Us Mr.. Hayre says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-17

More than a week has passed
since the time set for the removal
OF the biiihoards at Madison street
and broadway and fastlske avenue
and Republican street expired and
the board 81 works has not yet taken
action In the matter. Foster a
Kieiaer. the billboard manopolists,
are quietly biding their time. init
mating that they are ready to make
a fight in the court as soon as the
board Of works gets busy
The board. also. IL resting easily.
waiting for Corporation Counsel
pretatine the ordinance. The bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-17

FIGHT

PARIS. Jun. According 10 q
81 feteFsbufH dispatch e naval
battle is IN progress near Tsu L.
land IN the straits Of Korea.
TOXIC. June IA report from
Nuen, nsAr Saasho. says a heavy
eaunonade IL heard off the coast
The japanese fleet may have met
the Russian Viaaivostek squadron
one report has Il that the Russian
feet vas sighted off ok island yes
tsrtsy. However. Il Il probable n
fas asain saved the Russian squad
ron. though u II not believed here
that IL returned 20 NludivuHtok
Another report this evening says
Admiral kamuri caught up with
and sank one OF the Russian vessels
of shimnnsken. northern Japan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-17
B0vRIKOF
IS DEAD

ST PETERSBURG. June III
General Bovrikoff who vas shot IN
ths enhance % the Finnish senate
chamber. yesterday. died last might.
STOCKHOLM. June IA large
eeiouy 81 Ftnns here are openly
tuhlisnf over the death u General
uoerikoff. They say the most ruth
lees tyfant that ever stole the pco-
pies liberty is dead