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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-02
ALL PORTS LED
BY BRUNSWICK
-
Interesting Article P ubIisll
ed in This Month $ Re
view of Reviews
ACCOMPANIED By A NAP
On Which Brunswick IS Shown as the
Leading Lumber and Timber
Port on the AtIan9sseooa
Ad. for Our City


Though the courtesy of MI. Albert
Fendig the attention Of The Nows has
been called to an article on the yellow
pine industry of the scaith which ap-
pears in the April number Of the
Review Of Reviews.
Brunswick figures prominently.
The article in question is an eight
E3ge one and fully ilblstrated With
maps and views of the yellow pinc
belt and the map Of the United states
printed therein shows on the Atlantic
side only two ports ntaswick ana
New York. There are Tour lumber.
ing districts h6 the GATED States
referred to and OF these Tie south
Stands the first here are situated
43 per. cent. Of the saF mills; here
is employed 50 per, oat, Of the la.
|bor; here is produced a per cent. oi
lumber manufactured fraat eoniferols
trees, and here is the aaSion which
lat present is taking Jle greatest
stride toward devclopiaent
AS IS wen known ths most iiapor.
tant timber Of This section is yellow
pine The artice in nsktns a com.
paradvo statement OF the timber
states that taking .into aAooanl timber
land wi ynough timber growing Oh Il
TO be gnsidered Of proiiea6le develop.
ment by the present lwtbods there
are today, in round nuha,ras 32,000,-
.00o acres OF yellow pine with a total
stand Of not far from 100 sup
drdcial feet.
The map printed showing the Uni
ted States and TIE four great lum,
Der producing districts with their gen
eral distribution points shows Bruus,
wick as the only port on the South
Atlantic and emphasizes tho fact prov
en- by this ports statistics that this
city stands ahead of all other south
Atlantic ports in the exports Of lum-
Der ana timber products generally.
The article u It's entirety is very
interesting reading and The News is
pleased to call attention 10 II and to
point with pride to the Importance
given to Brunswick in the map which
shows the ports Of distribution
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SINKING OF HANYEi MAEu
DEEPLY RESENTED BY JAPs

Toxic, April 1.-The action of Rus.
sian warships in sinking the Japanese
coasting steamer Hanyel Maru last
Saturday is deeply resented by the
Japanese.
In official circles the attack upon
and the sinking Of this vessel near
Taichin island is pronounced to be a
clear violation OF neutrality Of China,
besides being an act Of wontonness.
against a defenseless craft. The sink
ing of the Japanese steamer Nakon,
.amara Maru by the Russian Vladivo-
stok squadron near the Tsugaru straits
lis recalled.
The HanyeI Maru was an old steam
Ter Of Cd toas and had been chartered
by some correspondents Of a Japanese.
newspaper.
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EMPTY NOW.
How one Woman Quit Medicine

How One Woman Quit Medicine
While coffee user my stomach
troubled me for years" says lady
Iof Columbus, Ohio, and had to
take medicine all the time. / had
what thought was the best stomach
medicine could get ana to keep
getting it filed all the time at 40 cents
"a bottle, | did not know what the
cause OF my trouble was but just
dragged along from day to day suf
sering and taking medicine all the
time.
About six mouths ago / quit drink
ing tea and coffee and began drink
ing Postum and have not had my
prescription f ed since, which is a
grea surprise to me ior it proves that
coffee Wa4 the cause of all my
troabge although / never suspected
.t.
WI en- my s';enda ask me how
fed s,Gce / Dae au Postum / say To-
tell the truth don't feel bad at all only
t!Et ! gel H. Dgry aud eat everything
4 want a;.d les of il and it ney y
hurts n.c an am happy and Wa.
and cvLtcltt all lie time.
II tUah no. get my family to drink
Fos;bGi fcl aFll'le until | mixed it iD
a little coffee and kept on reducing
the amount Of coffee until got it
all Postum. Now they like it and
they never belch it up like coffee.
We all know that Postum is sun
shine maker | find that it helps one
greatly for we do not have to think
|of aches and pains all the time and
can use our minds for other things.
Name given by Postum Co, Battle
Greek, Mich.
The one VINO mas to bother with
coffee aches and pains Is badly handi-
capped in the race for fame and for.
tune Postum is a wonderful rebuild
er. There's a reason.
Look in each package for the fam
Gus little book, The Road to Well.
Vile"
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Jacksonville Professional
Team will Try it with
the Pilots
OInfR TEAMS ARE COMING
Manager Br wn is Busy Preparing for
the season--Dick Grimes viii
Again Adorn Brunswick
Uniform This Year.

From all indications the pople OF
this city are going to have some first
class baseball this summer Manager
S. X. Brown. who mas always been
devout fan, is interesting himself
in the game this year and he says
the team for this season will be the
best one Brunswick has ever bad.
Dick Grimes, the twirler, who did
the pitching stunt for the Pilots last
year has been engaged for the sea
son, and will be here in the course
Of few days ready for business.
In addition to Grimes William Pat,
terson. a splendid pitcher from South
Carolina, has also beer signed by
Manager Brown and he will he ON
hand when the first game is called.
Alfred Croyatt. the hot stun stort
stop and allround good fielder will
also be in the thiekest Of the fray and
it is more than likely that Fred Brew
er will play with the Brunswick team
this year.
Manager Brown has made dates fer
several games this mknth. Patter.
son is to play here on April Is. +
screyen April 26, u. and rs ana ia
sonyille viii cross bats with the II.
lots on Airil 20 and 2l. SO it c .
be seen that the locals viii ha
plenty of opportunities for good gam 3
and with a splendid team to enga
the corners. the chances that the l
ers Of the manly art will sse SO .
good work this season.
In this connection the people of )
city should cooperate with Mama
Brown in the effort he is making j
THAT direction.
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TAX RECEIVERS ITINERARY.
lie will Shortly Start Out on His
Regular Round.

lie Will Shortly Start Out on His
Regular Round.
Receiver Of Tag Returns Dubberly
announces his itinerary and he will
tart out on his regular rounds short
" The itinerary is as follows;
NOTICE.
/ WILL BE AT THE FOLLOWING
1lacos on the following days for the
urpose Of resolving state and county
AK returns for the year 1904
Sterling. April, 1G, May 81.
st. simons Mills, April 8, %, May
8.
Jamica. April 8, %. May 10.
Brootman, April l5 May and 20.
Brunswick, April 2s, 20, 80, May
2, 10, ii, 26, II, 2S
Ertra Calls.
Bladen, May Z, at 4;30 p. m.
Pennick, D. II. sapp's store, May
/, at 4;30 p. m.
Everett City, May s.
JOHN E. DUBBERLY,
Receiver of tax Returns for Glynn
ounty.
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REV. STEWART COMES TODAY.
Everything is in Readiness for Begin.
ming of Revival Services.

Ming of Revival Services.
Rev. George r. Stewart and his mus
zeal director, Prof Lewis Mckenzie,
will arriVe in Brunswick today pre-.
Iparatory to engaging in therevival ser
vices which will commence at the
Auditorium tomorrow afternoon at g
o'cleck and continue each afternoon
and evening thereafter for some weeks
They come at the Invitation of the
Baptist, Presbyterian and Methodist
churches Of this city and all of these
lchurches will hold their regular morn
ing services. in their respective houses
lof worsip tomorrow morning tomor-
row night they viii unite IN union
services.
These services will attract large
crowds of people and in preparing
for them the building has been put
in good shape
Rev Stewart is well known here
and is popular with all classes while
Prof. Mckenzie has a reputation as
a reviyalist singer that has preceded
him and makes it safe to assume that
the musical services will oe well look
ed out for. He will be assisted by a large
choir composed of singers from all
the Brunswick churches and this feat
ure alone will make the services very
interesting to many Prof Mckenzie
is a graduate 0f Vanderbilt university
and his culture and musical ability
make him invaluable aid to this work.
Every one in Brunswick is cordially
invited to attend these services and
they promise to accomplish much.
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No Truth in Report That
A. s B. Would Discon-
tinue Them Here
MORE MEN puI 10 WORK
j. {. Cameron, Formerly of Waycross
is Now in Charge, Succeeding H.
n. McAllister as the Master
Mechanic

It was currently reported in the
city yesterday that the present shops
Of the Atlantic and Birmingham rail
road in this city would be discontin
ued shortly
As soon as the rumor was heard by
a News reported he started out tc
obtain facts in the matter. and The
News is il position this morning tc
stare to the people of the city OF
Brunswick authentically that there
is no truth or foundation in the re
port
on the oth@ hand, the shops were
yesterday taken in charge by j. F.
Cameroa. formerly at Waycross, who
succeedsA II. McAlliater as master
mechanic, and during the day several
men in addition 70 those already EN-
ployea. were put to work at the shops
ana it is understood that during the
next few days several other machin
lists. painters and blacksmiths will be
added to the force al the shops
AS was stated in these columns last
Wednesday morning. Vice President
aud General Manager Wadley, when
question on this subject, stated that
the shops Of the A. and B. at Way
ROSS were crowded with work at
present. in fact they really had more
than they could do, and that the shops
in Brunswick would be maintained as
in the past.
With this information and what
thered Yesterday, The News feels
sate in saying that the shops will
le continued, and many more men
win be given employment at them.
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A Wonderful saving.

The finest city and villege churches
are painted with the Logman & Mar
tinez paints and we want every Church
10 accept our donation whenever they
aint. and make IA. Therefore
when you want fourteen gallons Of
gaint, but only eight of l.. & M
md mix six gallons Of pure Linseed
oil with it, making actual cost oi
paint about $l,2O per gallon. Doni
pay $3.50 a gallon for Linseed oil
worth about 60 cents) which you Dc
when you buy other paints in a can
with paint label on il. Many houses
are well painted with four gallons
OF L. & NJ. paint and three gallons o.
Linseed oil mixed Herewith, Wears
and covers qike gold, THESE cele
Drated paints are sold by Bowen &
Thomas.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-02

RUSSIA CANT KEEP WATCH
Gazette Says Chinese Wilt Make Rold
Move When Powers Least tx.
pect Such- Urges Absolute
Chinese Neutrality.


St. Petersburg, April 1.-The actfv.
ity Of the Japanese forces along the
shan-IIai Kwan railroad is still much
discussed here. In this connection
The Bourse Gazette warns the powers
|of the unreliahilisy Of Chinese neu.
trality and says It believes they are
making a serious mistake declaring
that the celestials are going to aston.
sfsh the world when the world least
expects il
The Gazette further declares it to
Pc the duty Of the powers d take col.
lectiye action to strengthen. the press
aresat PeIsin ia order to compel the
.non-partieipation of China ia the wars
and concludes;
Russia cannot forever play the sol
itary watch dog Of civilization III the
Far East.
The Novoe Vremya advises the gov.
efument to protest against the viola.
ton Of the Genepal convention ID the
hoistering Of Red Cross flags to pro.
teet the japanese troops IN the fight
.at Chong Ju.
The Russ thinks Marine Minister
Yamamoto's speeek Tuesday last be
fore the Japanesegarlament about
the difficulties encountered at Port
Arthur was designed to throw the
Russians off their guard and believes
the Japanase viii do everything Ia
their power to taka Port Arthur, be.
cause II they tail the Japanese will
be reduced selely 70 land campaign
in Korea
The Invalid Russ, the army organ,
concludes from General Mishchenko's
reports tha the Japanese are continu.
ing their invasion and are gradually
advancing on their way to Win, their
advance guard being at Kah-San and
their outposts 10 miles further north
The paper declines to predict the fll-
ture phases Of the Japanese advance
upon the Yalu.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-02
To Deliver Meat on sunday.

For the benefit Of his many custom
ers, Chris Arnheiter, the wcll known
butcher, has arranged TO deliver ali
claases Of fresh meats on Sundays
This viii be a great accommodation to
the public, and it viii save them the
trouble Of keeping their meat on ice
from Saturday to the hour when II
VIII be Gsed Sunday.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-02
GOOD WORDS FOR soNNYBEt
Atlanta Journal Speaks Highly of I
Production.

Atlanta Journal Speaks Highly of ts
Production.
The Atlanta Journal has the follow
ing to say Of Bannyboll which will
he presented here by local talent
Monday night,
The spectacular play Bonnybell
which was presented here for the ben.
eft OF the children's room in the Car
negie library, was great success,
and the audience and the $50 children
taking part were equally pleased.
Bonnybell and the fairy prince who
were represented by Miss Barbara
i4unter and Master Charles Cham
ers, respectively, looked as if they
had dropped out Of fairy book. Miss
Bell Wilkins was good as a step moth-
er, and Misses Strickland and Ter
lrell, who played the part Of stepsis
ters, did excellent work. Harry
George was a splendid clown and hen
NY Fihott pleased everybody as ran
erewki Brownie. The specialties
were all good The fancy dances by
Hiss Pearl ostrahder, Miss Flofria
G@k and Miss Lipscomb did credit
the young ladies' and their in
?tructor. The brownies carried ths
house by storm and the singing q
| little Miss Clara Brantley and her
japanese escort delighted the al
dienee Nothing could have been
more exquisite or dainty than the car
niyal at the princes ball Tne roses
and the cupid butterflies, pansies lii
lies and butterflies
lies and fairies made larade long
to be remembered. Miss Sanford
shows great ability in the management
Iof children
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SAYS NO PROTEST MADE
BY VicKSRuRG coMMANpER =

st, Petersburg, April 1.-The cor-
respondent of The Russ, who has JUST
returned from Korea,recites that he
knows from official sources that the
commander Of the vicksburg did not
join in the protest Of the other com
manders against Japanese entering the
port to engage the variag and Kor.
letz and later, after the fight when
the Vicksburg sent a surgeon his ser.
vices We're refused The tone Of the
correspondent Is very bitter
He says he saw the American de.
malls Of the incident when he arrived
at Port Said, but that they were not
convincing,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-02
hiannY. Healthy Children.

Any child can take Little Early Ris
ers with perfect safety. They are
harmless never grippe or sicken, ant
yet are so certain In results that re
bust constitutions requiring drastic
means are never disappointed. They
cannot fail to perform their mission
and every one who uses DeWitt's Lit
tie Early Risers prefer them to al
other pills. They cure billiousness
sod by all druggists
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-02

w II. WlNChFIl PRESIDENT
tie Viii eeed 8. 4 who
Recently Resigned the Position.
Several Other Changes are
Also Announced. M

New York, April THE Rock Is.
land Railroad Company has aanounc-
ed the following ehanges of officials
effective April
b = WincheIl, PRESIDENT in place
of " b Leeds, resigned; Robert Maths
.er, first vice presider t. in place OF
.c Il Warren, resigned
{ The st Louis and SanFranciseo also
announced p. F Yoalsum chairman of
the beard, A, J Davidson, president.
IN place OF B: r Yoaknm; Robert Ma.
ther. FIRST vice president, in place Of
II I WincheIli who is made presia
dent Of the Rock Island.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-02
COMPANIES ARE on PROBATION
Several Georgia Organizations Mus
Make Proper Showing.


Several Georgia Organizations Must
Make Proper Showing.
The following from yesterdays At
lanbl Constitution will be Of Interest
n local military circles.
Several military companies have
been put on probation and the dis
bandmeat of others has been recon-
mended as result Of the inspection
now in progress by Colonel w. G.
.obear inspector general Of the state
troops, and Colonel r. Ii. French. Of
the Sixteenth United States infan.
try
The companies which have been
put on probation and given unli
May | in which to make showing. arc
the Chatham Artillery Of Savannah.
the oldest artillery company in the
United states OF continuous organi.
zation, commanded now by Captain
George r Walker and company c.
First infantry, Swainsboro, command
ed by Captain c. II. Thompson.
Colonel Oboar has recommended the
disbandment of company y, Third in
faniry Augusta commanded by Sec.
ond Lieutenant G b. 5lodgc lie has
also recommended the disbaudment
Of company c, first battalion infantry
colored Savannah, ana the Georgia
ARTILLERY, also a colored organization.
These companies recommended for dis.
bandment are given ten days in which
to make a showing.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-02
GIRLS FOUGHT roR LOVERS KISS
Two Virginia Lassies Engage in Ter.
rife Battle.

Two Virginia Lassies Engage in Ter.
rifle Battle.
Danville, Va, April Misses Car
rie Hughes nmd Minnie Wilson, both
II years of age. engaged In a terri
iic fight last night over the affect
ions OF Henry Smithson, young
man who is alleged to have been nay
ing court to both Of them Miss vii
son followed The young man to the
home Of her rival, pecped through the
shutters Of the window and saw her
in the young mans arms She held
her passion in check until the young
man was ready to leave, when she
saw the other gin kiss him goodby
on the steps.
Then, from the shadow around the
corner, there was launched upon the
unsuspecting girl and her satisfied
companion an avalanche OF petticoats
Miss Hughes jerIed from The arms Of
her astonished companion and collap.
sed in miserable heap on the ground.
Then the avalanche jumped on her
and beat her, Miss Hughes proceed
cd to fight little on her own ac-
count as soon as she could get her
wits about her and she claims that all
the hair that was left in the yard was
NOT from her own head.
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NO CHANCE FOR POWERS
TO STOP WAR AT PRESENT.

Washington, April f.--careful IN
quiries at the several embassies and
Legal Interested IN the RuscoJap.
anes tion confirms the convict
ion wiiTef.=ls general among state de-.
partment officials thai present inter-.
vention by the powers is out of ques.
ton. AS an European ambassador
expressed today;
Both belligerents have set their
jaws and the powers can only stand
aside and watch the fighting.
1T may be that when Russia and
Japan have tasted more deeply OF the
real horrors Of war they will be more
inclined to listen to mediation, but
my adyices from ST. Petersburg and
Toxic show no indications of this yet
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-02
PLACED UNDER ARREST
Charged with Having a Sailor At

Charged With Having a Sailor Ar-
rested Under False Preteroes.
Capt VIM. Watt OF the schooner
Henry W. Atwood, was placed under
arrest yosterday nofains charged with
laFing sailor arrested under false
pretenses.
II seems tlsaf several Days ago tie
Aptain q the Atwood caused a sail
or to be arrested, charging that he
had attempted to persuade his stew
te lgrs thc vessel The case WAS
eard u police coplt yesterday mora
u, nj tEcre was OF sufficient EN-
once o avict the sailor. Later tfe
aailol had warrant sworn out for
tic captain ard he viii be given a
pf mifay hearing Gesore justice
ILanJriGht this morning
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bankruptcy court Today.

Several interesting cases will come
up before Referee Isaac in the bank
ruptcy court today Among the cases
to be heard are those Of w. A. Low
ther, of Waycross, w. NJ Dixon, Of
Charlton county, and A. NJ and c. NJ.
Henderson. The session viii be held
in the superior court room.
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$500 is SILL NEEDED.
More Money Wanted for Georgia
BuiIdina at st. louis.

- 81 t-SIilat
The Atlanta Constitution Of yester-
day says:
The Georgia commissioners who
have in charge fhe matter Of con.
strncting the Georsia building at ST.
Louis exposition are still in need of
$37o0 to complete their fund of
100000, which viii be necessary to pay
.all expenses connected with the con
strletion, furnishing and mainten.
.anee of the building during the ex.
position.
They urge that those communi-
ties which have not yet contributed
hold meetings for the purpose Of add.
ing their share to the fund, All sub
scriptions should be sent TO Commits
sioner Of Agriculture o, B. Stevens,
who is treasurer OF the fund.
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Low RATES To ST. LOUIS
Southern Announces All Rates to the
Big Fair.


The Southern Railway Company an.
nounces the following round trip
TO the great worlds fair to be held
April 80 to Dec. /. 1904;
Tickets good for Is day, $3.50,
Tickets good for sixty days $3l40.
Tickets good for for the season $3.50.
The above tickets are on sale daily
beginning April rs, and continuing
Turing the period Of the exposition.
On May 1C, and 81, special excursion
tickets win be on sale at the rate of
$l9,70 for the round trip.
List of hotel and boarding houses
furnished on application.
E. Ii. HOUSEMAN,
General Agent.
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Washington, April 1.-THE senate
today passed bills authorizing the
construction Of bridge across the
Cumberland river at Cartharge, Tenn.
and providing for survey Of the
Great Pedee river in South Carolina
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20 81 Meek onlv.

From today March 81, we win give
dicount Of 10 per. cent on all goods
bought Of us. besides we give Kais
er's trading stamps. A. Rothschild
next to court house.
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NotLce.

We are prepared TO clean and press
your clothes for Easter The work
will be promptly and carefully atten
ded TO. Phone S94-2. Glynn Clean.
ng undressing Club.
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summoaina Jurors.

sneriff Berrie and Deputy Pyles
we've both busy yesterday summonins
jurors drawn to serve at the regular
May term of the Glynn superior court
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WaIIace Given conflrmation

Washington, April 1.-The senate
today confirmed the nomination Of
Thomas u, Wallace as postmaster at
Wilmington, N. g,
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say Frem School Until
Lats siour and Then Trottad Homo.
The girls of the tenth grade Of the
Cgynn Academy arranged quite an
April gool joke on their teachers
but the Joke turned the other way.
Thursday all Of the girls Of this
grade arranged to meet at some place
near the school house yesterday at thc
hour they should have appeared al
school There they remained uotu
school had convened, thinking that
they had played a great Joke on the
taacher
But they were the ones fooled.
Each Of the girls were sent back
home fer an excuse for being tardy
and also received several demerits
which will account against theh
monthly standing when they receive
their department cards.
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WE'RE ATTlReD IN MALE CLOTHES

a friend ana did not think they would
be arrested. The women were almost
perfect In their masquerade and one
would have hardly known that they
were other than some of the jolly tars
who have passed through the city re-
Gently