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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-17
Saw MilI Association
Wants Standards ON
All Their Cars
WAS TRIED HERE ONCE
The Georgia Legislature viii Have
This important Question to Wrss-
tie With at the Coming ses.
sion.

The Georgia Interstate Saw Mill
Association of which Mr.. w. b. stin-
wen, Of Savannah, is president, is go
ing to make a hard fight before the
coming session of the legislature of
Georgia to have passed the bill re
quiring the railroads oeqpip fheir
fiat cars with sta dards, strips, hear
mgs, etc Such bill was introduced
last year by Mr.. West, of Lowrdes
and was referred to the general Judi
eiary committee, which recommended
chat it pass. Whom .he Georgia legis-
lature meets this month the lumber
men are going to do all they can to
SEQ that it does pass.
1t is claimed that Che equipment is
now furnished by The shipper az a
cost of from $3.50 to $3.50 a car, and
the lumbermen think this is a hard
ship ON them For every other com
modify it is held the railroads fnin,
ish the proper cars, but the lumbernen
are made to furnish their own equip
ment and then pay freight FOR bav-
ing it hauled The Atlantic Coast
Line Railway at one time equipped a
car for experimental purposes and ran.
It between Brunswick ana aifton with
considerable success, but none dnag
was ever built.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-17

Walla Walia, Wash, June 16.-An
The large cities Of the state are repre-
sented al the annual meeting Of the
Washington state Bankers association
begun here today. In point Of attend.
ance it is the largest and most repre-
sentative convention ever held by the
association, The sessions will continue
three days and Will sc devoted to adj
dresses and discussions Of general in.
terest to fnanciers. Elaborate enter.
tainment has been provided for the
visitors.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-17
TO stop Live Bird Shoot.

Columbus, Ga, June 16.-Henry B..
King, Of Augusta. president of the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals Of Georgia, today wired
Solicitor General S. P. Gilbert, Of the
Chattahoochee circuit, to stop the live
bird shoot that will be a feature Of
the Warm Springs tournament tomor-
row and Friday Warm Springs is not
in this judicial circuit and Solicitor
Gilbert wired Mr. King to communi-
cate with Solicitor Hall al Newman.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-17
oharltlea conuentIon.

Portland, Me-, June 1G.-Thero was
a large and enthusiastic attendance
today when the regular program OF
the 25th annual meeting of The Nation
al conference Of Charities and Corfec-
tions was begun. Under the general
head Of children" the morning ses-
sion discussed the child labor question
work among Indian and coloFed chill
dren, and manual training as q preven
tative Of juvenile dependency ard de
linquency The treatment Of crimi
nails was the general topic Of dlscus
sion this afternoon.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-17
GEN. CORBIN
HE WILL COMMAND DIVISION OF
PHILIPPINES AND NOT GEM
ERAL WOOD.

Washington, June 16.-Major Gener-
al Henry c. Corbin was today reliev-
ed OF the command of the department
Of the east and has peen assigned to
command the division of the Philip
pines, vice General Wade.
this announcement that General
Corbin would succeed Wade caused a
great surprise in republican political
and other circles in Washington. 1t
was generally believed that General
Leonard Wood would be the successor
in the division Of the Philippines and
his appointment has been looked for
the past few days.
during the past few days.
to the president, was not generally
thought to be the man to get the ap-
Dointment. He will assume the duties
Of his new post as soon as possible.
1t is not yet given out who viii be
his successor as commander OF the
department of the east.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-17

ROAD PLACES ORDERS FOR OVER
MILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF
ROLLING STOCK.

| Wilmington, N. C., June 16.-The
Atlantic Coast Line has recently plac.
ed an order with the Baldwin Loco.
motive Works for thirty new engines
Five of them are to be "trailers" for
the fast passenger trains south Of Flor
ence. S. c.; five ten wheesers for pas.
senger service north of Florence; five
"switchers" and fifteen Of the large
copper heads for freight service be-
tween Charleston, Augusta and South
Rocky Mount
The company has also placed an or
der with the Pullman Palace Car &C,
for thirty handsome vestibule passen.
ger coaches, six Of which have already
been received and are now in service
on the West Indian fast mail between
Jersey City and Tampa. The Coast
Line is adding greatly to its rolling
stock and is purchasing nothing but
the very best and modern engines ana
cars.
In addition to the above. the compa.
ny has recently purchased 200 coal
cars of 10000 pounds capacity, 200 fiat
cars and 300 box cars all of 10000 and
100000 pounds capacity.
The Coast Line has about completed
a perfect block signal system be
tween Richmond, Va, and Selma. N.
G., distance of 162 miles. On ac-
count or very neayy traffic between
Rocky Mount and Coontenmea Creek
The block stations will be placed every
3 miles on chat section of track. Else
where the stations will average s mil.
es apart. Two operators will be kept
at each station-one for day work and
the other for night After the system
is placed in operation, trains going
in the same direction will not be al
lowed within miles of each other.
The company is now asking for bids
for the grading and masonry for al
double track between South Rocky
Mount and Elm City, distance Of
about eight miles, so heavy is the traf-
dc over that part Of the road Pro-
posals will be received until June 20,
ana the work viii begin as soon there
after as possible
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-17
STATE DENTAL ORDER TO MEET.
interesting Session to be Held in Ath-
! ems Next Week.

interesting Session to be Held in Ath-
ems Next Week,
The Georgia State Dental Society
meets June 2S in Athens ana the
meeting viii be called to order BY
President A. NJ. Jackson OF Macon,
The program for the occasion will
be reIlete with papers from some OF
the foremost men of the dental profes-
sion. Among some OF the men to az
dress the convention win be Dr. w. v.
q Ames Of Chicago; D. r. p Hermoh,
Of Atlanta, and others equally higo
IN the profession
Elaborate preparations are bems
made for the entertainment of Inc den
lists. Athens viii make hospitab,c
showing and all attending are assured
of a splendid time
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-17
TO ISLANDS
COL GOODYEAR REPORTED PRO-
seREss AT BOARD OF TRADE
MEETING. YESTERDAY.

/ At the regular weekly meeting Of
the board of trade yesterday morning
Col. G. p Goodyear, chairman OF the
committee in charge of the establish
ment or a line OF steamers to the West
Indies, reported progress. Col Good
year stated that the steamship compa-
nies. as wen as several railroads. had
become interested in the matter and
were discussing the probability Of es-
tablishing line. The chairman
thinks that everything is progressing
nicely ana that the line SO much desir.
ed by the Brunswick business men
will be established within a few weeks
A letter was received from the
Greater Georgia Association, announc-
ing June Is as the date for holding
the annual meeting. Coz. Goodyear
will attend this meeting as a repre-
sentative OF the Brunswick board of
trade. The meeting was at first an,
nouneed for June 70.
Resolutions were introduced ana
adopted thanking Hon. Hooper Alex
ander lor the address he delivered in
this city last Friday night on the ex-
tension Of the state road A copy Of
the resolution VIII be forwarded to
dr. Alexander.
Several other matters Of more or
less Importance We're discussed and
tne meeting though the attendance
@as rather small, Was quite an interest
ing one,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-17
MAY RUN TRAINS
ON TO ATLANTA
-
Rumor Says A. & B. Will
Use Central of Georgia
Tracks
10 CONNECT Al MONTEZUMA
Hears That the Road Con
templates Running Through
Trains From Brunswick to
Capital City,

A special published in the Atlanta
Journal yesterday from Cordele says:
There is rumor current that the
Atlantic and Birmingham railroad is
making arrangements to run through
trains from Brunswick to Atlanta, go
ing over the Central railroad from
Montezuma.
The Atlantic and Birmingham pro
badly runs the finest and most mod
ern trains in the state. The new cars
recently placed in service are models
OF beauty and comfort, being lighted
and ventilated by electricity. All have
the broad windows that make their
sides appear to be almost Of solid
glass"
A similar rumor has been heard in
this city, but whether or not it is true
cannot be learned However, the A.
& B. can get a close connection at
CordeIe with the Central and the trip
TO Atlanta over this line would be
made almost as quick as any other
route from Brunswick.
The A. & 2. have number of inn
provements in schedule in line and
this may be one Of them The road
is improving at rapid rate and new
trains are daily being added. The
people Of Brunswick will he delighted
if the above rumor proves correct.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-17
MR.. sRANTLEYs ADDRESS.
Athens Correspondent Of Consultation

Athens Correspondent Of Constitution
Pays Compliment to Congressman
The following was sent to the Atlanta
Constitution by the Athens cores
pondent Of Congressman Brantleys
address at the university Wednesday:
Then came the addres Of the day by
Hon. William G. BrantIey, Of Bruins
wick The talented Georgian who has
illustrated his state well in the halls
Of congress, mac one Of the best
addresses ever heard In this city on
such an occasion. His address was
full Of thought and carried profound
lesson to the people who heard It. The
orator of the day held the attention
Of his large audience in a masterfuI
manner and round after round of ap,
plause was given as he impressed the
strong lessons of the address. The
audience was delighted and Mr.. Brant
ley was overwhelmed with congratula.
tions at the conclusion Of his address
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-17
Five Hundred Seventy:Two
Bodies Recovered Up to
8 O'clock Yesterday
lS5 ARE STILL MISSING
Two Hundred and Three Injured Have
Been Placed in the Hospitals
Hundred Thought to be in !
Boats Hull.

New York, June 1.-THE work OF
searching for the remains of the unfor
tunate victims who lost their lives in
the awful river DISASTER yesterday
by the burning of the passenger steam
er Governor sloeum, has been in pro.
sress all during the day. Row boats
nave been searching the river and
nave succeeded in picking up mum.
Der Of bodies. Small boats of every
description have been searching since
early yesterday, and every hour or two
a boat is landed at the pier with a
number of bodies.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-17
south pakota Endeavorers.

Sioux Falls. S. D., June &c. Sioux
Falls is entertaining the sixteenth an
nual state convention Of the Christian
Endeayor society, which will be in
session here during the remainder Of
the week Delegates are here from
local organizations throughout the
state and in addition there are present
a number Of notable speakers from
other states.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-17
WHARVEs STILL CROWDED
WITH ANXIOUS RELATIVES.

The scenes around the different
piers are indeed sad ones. Hundreds
Of relatives Of missing ones have been
gathering all day and every time a
boat lands with bodies crowds gather
to identify the remains. Occasional
ly relative will find the missing cne
and the scene that follows is heart,
rending.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-17
sEAeoARD ALSO ADD Na.
Thousand to be Spent for New En-
aines and Cars.

Thousand to be Spent for New En-
gines and Cars.
Atlanta, June ia contract for
the building of ten locomoties and
1000 freight cars, involving cost
of S8l2,750 for the Seaboard Air Line
Railway Company was filed in the Of
flee Of the clerk of the superior court
yesterday morning. The contract was
made with blair e. Co. Of New York
by The Seaboard Air Line railroad and
the New York Security and Trust Co.
This is probably the largest con
tract that has ever been filed in F'ul-
ton county,
The contract stipulate that the Sea-
board Air Line Railway Company shall
have delivered to it at Portsmouth.
Va, in July, 1904 ten consolidated loco
motives Nos 100 to 70g, inclusive
with tenders Of 5000 gallons capacity,
the locomotives to be built by Durham.
Williams & Co, of the BALDWIN loco
motive works. that in September next
the Western Steel Car and Foundry
Company shall deliver TO The Seaboard
Air Line Railway Company 500 venti-
lated box care Of 10000 pounds capac-
ity; that at the same time the Press
ed Steel Car Company shall deliver to
the same railway company 500 steel
under frame ~trs of 10000 pounds ca.
! pacity.
The contract between the railroad
and the trust company on the one
part aud Blair & Co, on the second
part, is a very yoiumnious affair, COY
ering several printed pages. Not only
are the conditions Of the contract sci
forth but the form OF the bonds foi
the payment of the 100000 balance
is given.
The ten new locomotives are to be
OF the very latest pattern and as fiue
as were ever turned out or the Bald
win locomotive works.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-17
OVER TWO HUNDRED INJURED
NOW IN THE HOSPITALS 8

AT six o'clock 1t was given out that
two hundred and three had been plao-
ed IN the different hospitals. These
are victims who were injured IN the
mad rush ee the decks of she big
steamer when the alarm of fire was
sounded. Many of them are suffering
with broken legs and arms, while 9th.
ers are more seriously hurt and have
been injured internally. 1t is expect.
ed that number OF them will die
before morning.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-17
FIVE HUNDRED SEVENTY
HAVE BEEN RECOVERED.

Up to six o'clock this afternoon ex.
actIy five hundred and seventy bodies
mad been recovered. A number OF
them came from the burned steamer.
DIVERS have been at work but they
have not yet succeeded in locating
many OF the bodies. Most of them
recovered We're in the water. A large
number We're washed up on the banks.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-17
VLADlVOSToK SQUADRON
MENACEs JAP. COMMERCE

Seoul, June 16.-It is officially re-
ported here that the Russian Vladi-
yostolz squadron in cruising between
Tsu island, in Korea straits, and the
coast Of Japan, and seriously threaten
ing mercantile ships TO and from Ko'
reas
AT ChemuIpo there are several Japan
ese officers whose return to Nagasaki
is delayed because the steamer on
which they purpose 70 travel is await
ing news OF tho position Of the Rus
sian vessels before yenturing to sea.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-17
THE REUNION
VETERANS HELD THEIR BIG pa.
RADE IN NASHVILLE YES
TERDAY.


Nashville, Tenn, June t6.-The an
nual parade, probably the most inter
esting feature Of the national reunion
so far as the ranls and file Of the Con
federate veterans is concerned, took
place this afternoon. The grizled vet.
Grams made brave showing notwith-
standing the age and infrmaHes OF
many Of their number The route lay
through the business part Of the city
which was elaborately decorated.
From the grand stand the parade was
reviewed by the city and county Off
cials and guests Of note from out Of
he city. The various divisions of the
parade included the army Of northern
Virginia. the army Of Tennessee, the
trans Mississippi department and the
Pacific division The state Of Tennes-
see naturallgSmad the largest number
in line, but other states, including
Alabama, Virginia, Georgia, Kentucky
Mississippi, West Virginia and the Car
.olinas were we'll represented In flow
er bedecked carriages rode the spon
.sors aud maids Of honor. who came to
Nashville from all over the aoulb un
Ier appointment from the Confederate
veterans. The carriages were group
"a according to departments and di
visions This part Of the parade made
a beautiful picture and received much
applause.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-17
ONE HUNDRED THOUGHT
TO BE IN HULL oE BOAT

1t is estimated that fully one hun
dred victims are in the hull Of the
boat. Divers went to work today and
reported that large number of bod
les were in the hull. 1t is somewhat
difficult to recover the bodies in the
hull Of the boat. and number Of them
will probably never be removed.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-17
A BILL RAISER CAPTURED.
Citizen Of Milan Bound over in Unit
ed States Court.

Citizen of Milan Bound over in Unit
ed States Court.
Green Conoley. a citizen Of Milan,
Ga, was arraigned before United stat.
es Commissioner L. NJ, Erwin in Ma
con "Wednesday ia a commitment trial
on the charge Of raising bills Of mon
ey from the enc dollar to the Ave dol
lar denominations
The accused man was well repre-.
sented by attorneys, but after the hear
ing Of evidence the commissioner
bound Conoley over to the October
term Of the federal court under bond
Of $4O0. His case win then come be-
fore the federal grand jury for consid.
GRAFTON.
The most damaging evidence was
that Of a newsboy who claimed 10
have sold newspaper to the man
al Milan. lie stated in his testimony
that Conolcy had attempted to purchase
paper and offered a bill in payment
Upon examination The boy said he
found that il had been raised from
one 70 five dollars. The transaction
took place in saloon in Milan, Sc
the witness stated, and upon this state
ment Conoley was taken into custody
and brought to Macon for a hearing
in the federal court
Conoley went to jail in default oi
bond, but a relative arrived in thu
city yesterday afternoon and made thc
bond for the accused man. lie lef
at once to await the nearing in octc
Der.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-17
Edltnrs .. Easa..a44a

Lafayette, Ind June 16.-There was
a good attendance at the opening Of
the annual meeting or the Northern
Indiana Editorial association. The
days program included in addition to
routine business the presentation Of
papers.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-17
spwoRrH teAeoeRs N SESSION
Many peiegatse Attending the Meet.
ing in Waycross,

Many peiegatse Attending the Meet.
ing in Wayeross,
The third annual conference OF the
South Georgia Eworth League was
convened in Waycross yesterday morn
ing at 8 O'Clock in the First Methodist
church. over 100 delegates are report
ed to be present from the different
cities comprising the district. Bruins
wick is represented by Miss Lola Mae
Schoeppel and MISS jamie Dart.
The officers of,the league are as fol
lows President, e. P Peabody Way
cross; first vice president Prof. o.
$. Dean, Cuthbert; second vice pres
ident, Miss Mamie Meyers, Millen;
third vice president, Miss Leila Clark
Macon fourth vice president, Miss
Jessie Streyer, Macon; secretary, b
H. Hawes. Jr., cambridge; treasurer
NJ. Fl. Howard. Macon.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-17
oFFIcER .Ar sr. SIMON pIER.
r. w. Matthews Has Been Named Con.
At.g 4 ,a. -,

T. w. Matthews Has Been Named Con.
stable by Justice Gould.
Under the recent recommendation
Of the Glynn grand jury, Justice Of the
Peace Gould has appointed t. w.
Matthews as constable at st. Simon
pier.
The grand jury in their presentments
recommended that an officer should be
maintained on the island permanently
to keep good order at the pier at all
times, and yesterday Justice Gould
made the appointment.
Mr.. Matthews viii probably go over
to the island and at once begin the
duties of his new Office.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-17
Si<YRDLOFF LEFT PORT
WITH THREE CRUISERS


ST. Petersburg, June 16-No infor-
mation is obtamable here regarding
the reported engagement between the
Vladvo5tolS squadron and q
Japanese squadron in the Korean
straits But it is quite likely that a
naval fight has occurred or it about to
occur
Niec Admiral SkyrdloG has left Via
diyostok with the ormored cruisers
Gromobol, Russia and Rurik and some
torpedo erafts.
If the report that the Russian cruis
er Noyik made sorie from Port Ar
thur yesterday is true, it demonstrates
that the entrance is free and doubtless
was preliminary TO the egress of the
whole squadron for the purpose of ef.
fecting a junction with the Skyrdloff
squadron. The news or a decisive sea
battle may therefore arrive at any
hour. Before Admiral Skyrdlon left
the Russian protected cruiser Boga-
tyr which went on the rocks off Cape
Gamoya, was hauled off and towed into
the harbor of Vladivostok. She is
now in dock here.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-17
MANY BALL GAMES
FOR LOCAL FANS
%--
Four Clubs Have Been
Booked for the Next
Three Weeks
MACON CONES ON THURSDAY
Brunswick win Have Opportunity of
Seeing Leaders in Race PIay-cor-
dele, Vienna ami Savannah
are Also Coming,


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ity OF semiproiessi ionais. ~ Wal DC re
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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-17
Ex-eovEAGzK NASH IS
REPORTED TO BE DYING

Columbus, Ohio, June 16.-Ex-Gov-
ernor Nash, Of this state. is reported
to be dying at his home in this city
tonight. He is not expected to live
through the night.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-17
NEARLY FIVE HUNDRED
ARE STILL MISSING

-Four hundred and eighty five are
still reported to be missing. This was
the number given out late this after.
noon. It is believed that a majority
Of them have lost their lives and the
total casualties may yet pass the one
thousand mark.