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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-02
DOLORES

sobresalto Y las flores que lleva-
ba Zen 10 mano cayeron a sus
pies.
-lSu esposa! exclsm6 iOh,
Luisl mos hemos olvidsdo de
Lady Maria!
No, yo no Ia he olvida-
do. lOjala pudiera olvidar-
Isl -. Mas ESQ Sc arreglara f5-
cilmente, porque me bsstara de-
cirle que estoy locamente ens-
morado de usted.
-aPero, esta usted realmen-
te comprometido con eIIa2
No, Dolores; yo nunca
he hablado de amor & otra mu-
jer. excepto usted.
Mas mi tfs y Lady Eos
ter ssegursn que usted esta
comprometido con ella Sc in
comodsn cuando nos ven bailar
muchas veces.
Las dos deberfan conocer
mejor este asunto. Nunca he
empenado con ella mi palabra.
Su padre y ell mfo concertaron
nuestro enlsce, pero hssta sho-
ra no comprendo Ia raz6n, q me-
nos que fuer4 pofquc Lady Ma
ria tiene mucho dinero y 70 no
tengo nAda. En- cierto modo,
siempre he entendido que In for
tuna que ella posee deberfa ser
mia; pero 20 no Ia apetezco.
-2NUnca IL ha visto usted2
iNunca han hablado los dos de
este compromised
zone 81 la he visto2 ST, repe-
tldas veces; pero jamas hemos
hablado de semejante matrimo-
Mo. Tengo Ia vsga idea de que
ella 81 me espera. Pero usted We,
Dolores: ella tiene siete amos
mas que yo y es demasiado Sc
ria y altivA. Cast nunca RE, aun-
que tieDe muy buen corszon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-02
Ell primero & quien engahan,
Nj es tn tesoro ell primero
Que srrojan & In hojarasca!s

Y tras un hondo suspiro
sgreg6:
-iY usted cantaba ESQ para
mi ! 81, sus ojos me 10 decfan.
SConque yo soy una coqueta sin
coraz6n, yo, que nunca en- mi
vida he sabido 10 que es coque-
terfa2
NO, Dolores; 20 no he
pensado ESQ: aun Ia simple pa
labra scoqueterfas me es detes-
table por 81 misma. 81 sobre
este tuvierA la menor duda, no
ls amarfa como Ia amo.
/ iEntonces por que sque-
lls canci6n y por que me Ia apIi-
cAbs usted?
~lPor que2 Porque estoy
loco de amor. Estoy cierto de
que ning1n hombre ha amado
nuncA & una mujer como 20 &
listed. iOh, Dolores, adorads
mia. repftame usted que me
anna
7 por sobre aquel grupo
ideal que formsban los dos, ella,
con In rubia csbeza inclin4da So
bre ell hombro de su amante y Ell
con ell br1zo en- torno de su Ia
lie, no SO levantaba s1n Is SOM
bra omimosa del recuerdo de
Lady Maria Trevor.
No puedo dominar estos
celos, dijo ell captain despues de
un ratio; no es que dude de US
ted, no; pero mientrss no medic
entire los dos IN compromise,
mientras no este SECURE de que
usted ser6 mia, no tendre quie-
tud. iAhl 81 fuera listed mi es-
poss, va no tendria celos.
Lola levant6 10 cabezA con
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-02
EDlCTO
En- Ia COrte de DistritO del Distrjto Judi
ciat de Arecibo. Puerto Rico
EStddOS UnidOs de Antsricd.
DoGa Manuela G arcfa Er6, deman-
dante, contra don Juan Loren
20 y Ballesteros, deman-
dadO.

dado.
Oscar Bithorn y Huicy, Marshal de la
Corte de Distrito del Distritc
Judicial de Arecibo.
POr el presente hace saber: que
por Hon. Juez de esta Corte Mr..
Jose r. F. Savage, por orden
de fecha 26 de Julio de 1904 dicta-
da en- el procedimiento ejecutivo
seguido por dof1a Manuela Garcia
y Fro contra don Juan Lorenzo y
Ballesteros, en- cobro de credito hi
potecario, Sc mandan sacar q p1-
blica subasta por t6rmino de vein
te dias por Ell valor en- que han
sido justipreclados por las parties
en- Ell contrato, los bienes hipoteca-
dos, que son los siguientes:
xFINCA RUSTICA siuada en- el
t6rmino Municipal de Ciales, barrio
de Front6n, que mide noventa cuer-
das, equivalentes q 35 hectareas, 81
areas, 36 centiareas de terreno que
brado, en- montes malezas, con
plantaciones de cafe pIatanos en-
cierra una casa de MADEIRA del pals
un glAsis un algibe; cOlinda
por ell Norte con tierras de Don
Gabriel Ocanas y don Ferm1n Arri-
gotta, antes don Manuel de San
tiago, por el Sur con las de don
Luis Marrero y las cordilleras de
Lim6n, antes con terrenos de don
Pablo Serrano y Saez y de la SUI
cesi6n de don Jose Cordero: por
Ell Saliente, y Poniente, con otras
tierras de don Juan Lorenzo Ba-
llesteros, antes con los de Ia suce-
sion de don Isidoro Girona Y las
de don Hilario Laureano; cuya fin
ca fue justipreciada por las parties
en- la suma de mil quinientos pesos
moneda provincial, equivalentes &
dollars.
Dicha subasta tendra lugar en-
la Ofcina del Marshal que suscri-
be Ell dia veinte y dos de Agosto
pr6ximo q las diez de la manana;
que no Sc admiiiran
posturas que no cubran las dos
terceras parties del valor dado &
la fnca, debiendo depositar previa-
mente sobre la mesa de esta Ofci-
na, los quieran tomar parte en- la
subasta, ell diez por ciento del refe-
rido valor, debiendo entenderse que
todo Iicitador acepta como bastante
la titulacion que consta en- autos.
Dado bajo mi frma en- Arecibo |
{ 20 de Julio 1904.
Oscar BHhO1s q Huicy.
Marshal District Court.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-02
CONFINADOS CUMPLIDOS

En- ell Presidio han cumplido hoy
condena: Domingo Lopez Falcon 3
amos meses 4 dias, por robo. Luis
Soto 4 amos 2 meses, por robo. Ami
ceto Crespo Sierra amos meses, por
robo.
Pasado manana cumplir4n Mo-
desto Morales, Pedro Figueroa, por
robo ell primero, 6 amos meses, y ell
segundo un afio por acometimiento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-02
EjempIares de LA Demo-
cracia" Sc haIIan de venta:

En- los kioskos de la plaza de
"Baldorioty."
En- el cafe 'La Margarita.
Y en- la imprenta, Gale de San
Francisco, 53.
En- estos sitios sc encontraran tam
bi6n nllmeros atrasados
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-02
Tipografa ia Dem0crQciQ

En- eStG inepTenta Sc hGcen tod0 claSe
de trGbajos tipogrdfcos tod0s hor0s del
dia de n0che. PreciOs Jos nads bGr0tOS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-02
ONOFRF MOGTCA.

En- muchas maquinas de escribir
hay gran djdcultad para llenar los
espacios en- las fechas, correcciones,
entrclineado, etc. Esto IS tan sencillo
en- la &OLIVER> como en- Ia escritura
corriente.
Unicos Agentes en- Puerto Rico,
Sanchez Morales Ca. San Juan.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-31
Has Resigned as Master
Mechanic of the Way
cross Shops
AFTER A LONG SERVICE
Understood, However, That he viii
Remain With the Road in Some
capacity-Has Been in Shops
for Twenty-Five Years

w H, Dyer, master mechanic Of the
Atlantic Coast Line shops at Way
Cross. has rendered his resignation
effective Sunday January l.
Mr.. Dyer resigns after a continued
service with the A. c. l. and Plant
System for more than twenty-fv
years For the past ten years he has
been master mechanic. He entered
the shops Of the old Plant System
in Savannah as an apprentice boy and
soon worked his way up and was later
t. transferred to Brunswick, where he
was master mechanic of the shops Of
the old Brunswick and Western, own
ed by the Plar System.
When the latter road was scooped
by the A. c. l., Mr. Dyer remained
here in charge OF the shops for some
time and was then transferred to Way
closs and has been master mechanic
OF the shops A. that place ever since
The consolidation. He is one of the
oldest employees Of the road in the
state ID in S resignation the A. G
T.. loses one cf the best master me
chanica III existence
Ii is understood that Mr. Dyer will
he succeeded at Waycross by J. c.
Young now employed by the road at
Wilmington Il is also stated that ne
viii not leave the Coast Line but will
accept a posi- on in another depart
ment
Mr. Dyer as a large circle of
friends in Brunswick where he resid-
ca for many years, who will be inter
ested in the al owe announcement and
who viii be glad to learn that he viii
remain with the A. c. l.. in some ca
pacity. It rs not been learned
where he win be located after the re-
signation takej effect but Il Is hoped
that the fates Of railroading win not
take him and his family too far from
Brunswick They now reside in Way
cross and are frequent visitors to
a@Iunswick
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-31
B. Levison Filed Petition
in United States Court
Yesterday
LIST OF The SCHEDULES
Bankrupt Places Liabilities at s4,1o4,-
80 and Assets at s2,ooo-Date Of
Case Has Not Been Set
. by the Referee.

B. Levisou, the well known Bay
street saloon dealer yesterday filed
a petition in The United States court
n bankruptcy. The case was filed
in Savannah and the schedules were
received by Referee Isaac last night
the case having been referred to MIN.
Ii has not yeb been announced when
the first meeting Of the creditors will
te held.
Mr. Levison schedules his liabilities
al $41O4.32 a"I the assets at $4,000
as follows Stock and fixtures, $500
accounts due $500.
The schedules show only a few
Brunswick creditors. Mr.. Leyison.
when seen BY a News reporter last
night, states that his action was
brought about On account Of poor bus
mess during The past few months.
Judge Isaac VIII probabls assign
he case for bearing in the course Of
a few days, ut win probably name
u receiver Monday to take charge of
the affairs Of the business.
Mr. Leysou has a large circle OF
friends in the city who hope to see
MIN come out of his financial embar-
rassment in a short while.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-31
BIC BANKRUPT
WAS EXAMINED
e. L. Moore Case Heard
By Judge Isaac Yes
terday
A IRUSIft WAS fLECTED
c. r. Leavy Named to Take Charge
Of the Proaerty of the Bankrupt.
Number c. Lawyers Interest
ed Here Yesterday.


The most Interesting and by far the
most importaat case ever heard ii.
this bankruptcy district was neard BY
Jadge Isaac OF the bankruptcy court
IN the superio court room here yes
terday.
The case Of A. Ehrhoa & Bro. ct al
Of Savannah s. e l. Moore. bank
rppt Of Pearson. Coffee county, was
before the coprl Si50.0OO in debts and
assets Invoicing about $4,000 We're
concerned ani some very interesting
developments arose during the trial
'rne court convened at ten o'cloce
IA the entire day was spent in the
examination OF the bankrupt, E. L
Moore. Attorneys from savannah, Val
dosta. Waycross Sylvester aud Bruins
@.ck we're III attendance upon the
court in the interest Of thea respec
tive clients and he bankrupt Was sui
iocted 10 a me ssborougn AMI -ssEzrEt-iif.' ~ n,
czamination to, his bankruptcy
AL four O'Clock IN the Afternoon
the hearing Of The testimony was con
caded and the court by unanimous
consent of The parties interested, ap
pointed G. Il Leayy Of this city
unstee Of lhe estate. and required
i'm to give boad in the sum oof SIS.
eco for the faithful performance Of
his official duties. Mr. Leayy has ac
oepted the uual and will proceed 10
take immediate charge Of the vast Iro
perties belonging TO the estate al
Pearson. Waldo sta, Poulan ard othel
rlaoes. Judge Isaac appointed as ap
praisers. Col ,. w. Krau5s I. L.
Schuyler Of this city. and Capt. L
johnson Of Waycross.
About fifty claims were filed IN the
case. several 3f which seek to estab
lish lions on the property
It is no exageration to say thai the
estate is in a much complicated con
dition. The following attorneys were
il. attendance
Capt r. NJ Hitch, Of Savannah
Leon A. Wilson Judge J. { Reynolds
OF Waycross. c L. Smith, Of Yaldosta
hay, Bennett and Conyers, Atkinson
and Dunwody 81 Brunswick, epreseut
= ing creditors aLd Col. Claude Payten
q Sylvester representing the bank.
rnpts
~
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-31
JOURNALS EDITOR RESIGNS.
r. A. Graves win Leave Tonight for
Texas to Locate.

Texas to Locate.
The announcement yesterday after.
noon of the resignation of r. A. Grav-
.es, editor and manager of the Journal
came as surprise to the many
friends of the popular young journal
ist. He will leave the city tonight
for Texas where he will reside in flu,
ture.
Mr.. Graves has been residing in
Brunswick for year or more and
during that time has made a large
circle of friends. He is a bright and
energetic young newspaper man and
his good work in Brunswick has been
appreciated By the readers of his pa
Ter. He has been quite successful in
the journalistic field in Brunswick and
the fourth estate loses a valuable
member in mis- departure.
The News Joins with Mr. Graves
many friends in wishing him success
in the future ia whatever field he may
engage.
For the present, E. L. Wayne, city
editor and advertising manager viii
te in charge Of the paper.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-31
REV. SMALL IN JACKSONVILLE.
Well Known Georgian Attending Edu-
cationa Meeunn There.

Well Known Georgian Attending Edu-
cationaI Meeune There.
Rev Sam W Small, of Atlanta, who
has been spending the past few weeks
IL Brunswick. is now in Jacksonville
and the Times Union of yeterday had
The following to say of him.
Col. Sam Small of Atlanta, is here
c attend the educational meeting and
will remain IN the city for several
DAYS.
Colonel Small is making arrange
ments to deliN er his celebrated lee
Gre. His Majesty the Devil. at the Du
val theater Sunday night. This lecture
has been delivered from the platforms
OF some OF tie largest cities of the
United States and to some Of the larg-
est audiences ever assembled under
the roofs Of playhouses. churches or
under canvas.
There is something interesting in
the presence of Col. Small in jack
sonyille great many people of this
city remembering when he was con
nected with local newspaper work,
and grinding out copy which today
would be calculated to melt the ster-
eotyped plates Of any paper in the
city or state. Col. Small has lost
none of his ola tine vigor and humor
and his lectuca win be something out
d the ordinary in Jacksonville and
viii be enjoyed
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-31
NEW RICHMOND FOR SOME FIELD
Political Rumors Follow Prominent
GeoraiaLs Hunting Trip

Political Rumors Follow Prominent
Georgiars Hunting Trip
Thomasyille Ca. Dec. 30.-Hon. w.
W. Osborne with Mrs. Osborne Alder
man Dixon ard Mr. Gadsden all Of
Savannah. are the guest Of Mayor S
a. RoddenDerty here.
They went on hunting trip for
two days and were accompanied by
Hon. Fendron Mitchell. who has been
with the party continually since their
arrival.
Every members Of the party how
ever, says the visit is purely social
bearing absolutely no political signi
hcance to polrical subjects.
Whether Mitchell will run for speak
er Of the next house and whether
this visit has anything to do with the
matter Is not known.
A rumor has got out here late to
night from the Roddenberry iresidC
where Hon. W. W. Osborne, Hon
Fondron Mitchell and Hon. Merritt
Dixon are keeping pleasant compan!
that there viii be an entlreiy new
entry into tn field Of state politics
for a state house official. Who this
entry will be and the Office he will
seek could not be found at this hour
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-31
They VIII Observe Eman-
cipatioR Day in Royal
Style Monday
MAMMOTH PARADE ARRANGED
Exercises Will be Held at the Audi.
torium, Where Orator of the Day,
Well Known Savannah Negro
Niil Speak.

The Emancipation celebration by
The eolored people on Monday will
eclipse anything of the Kind ever at
tempted in BrunsW ick.
The program for the cay - in the
hands Of a committee cf prominent
negroes. A L:g parade. which will
probably be tie largest eve seen in
Brunswick viii be a feature of the
day.
The formation OF the parade will be
at follows: st. Athanasius concert
and. Odd Follows. two lodges; Good
samaritans. eh ee logdes knights of
lythias. three lodges Cornerstone
lodge Of Masons; St Paul's society;
abor Union, accompanied by the wo-
ren's union: Court Of Caanthe.
household Of Ruth. two lodges: bust
ness floats, ministers union. Speak
ers and officer of association, citizens
carriages.
The orator of the day Is Major
Wrisht. OF savannah who is one OF
The best known negro orators in the
south. The negroes have secured the
auditorium to hold the exercises in
rder to accommodate ali of who will
attend. The following program will
lie rendered
Invocation. 3 S, Hannah
Music by Congregation Doxology
Introductory remarks, J. G. Carter.
master Of ceremonies.
Reading Of pgSflgmaftl'6,lI9s l'6,lI9 - Nor,
nal school sk<dent
Music. Pl am Chorus
HrunswieAe Educational Adyantag-
es and pg1sress, 7. M. selers
Music, Lift Every Voice and Sing.
The Negro J-aborers Of Brunswick
z. Wilson
Music. ANVIL Chorus =
BrunswicEs Negro Business Men,
their Advantages and Progress. Scott
Wood
introduction Of spee,er B. L. Ior-
dan.
Emancipation Address MAJ r.. r.
Wright president Georgia State In.
dustrial Cooleee, Savannah, GA
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-31
THOS, W LAWSON
BOBS UP AGAIN
-%-
He Caused a Slump of
Five Points in
Copper
WAS LOCATED IN BOSTON
But Statement Bearing his Name was
Received from New Jersey, where
His Attorneys are Said to be
Engaged in Work.

New York. Dec. 8O.-Tnomas W
Lawson, the Boston millionaire hob.
bed up again today with mauifestos
which caused 4 big slump in copper
ana before the day closed it sold at
nearly five points off.
A statement bearing his name was
'elegraphed to New York from New
ark where his attorneys have been al
work for some time. but the New
York World succeeded in locatino Mr.
lawson at his home in Boston.
1t Is rumofed that Lawson's work
mgs in New Jersey have received the
appointed amalgamated.
The drop in copper today caused
considerable excitement IN financial
circles.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-31
70 CONQUER THE ovAmsos.
oergany to Begin a Campaign Against
Another Tribe.

Another Tribe.
Berlin Dec 30-The continued ship
aent OF troops to German southwest
Africa at a moment when the Hereros
ale completely yanquished and the
Witbois are suffering from one defeat
after another finds the government
intends to begin a campaign against
the Ovasbos as soon as the rest of
the colonies are paciefid The Ovas'
,2s hitherto have kept peace but hun
dreds Of Herct os fed to their terri
tory, where the German authorities
fear they will carry on war propa-
ganda, which will lead to another up
rising as soon as the German troops
are withdrawn 1t is believed the
operations against the Ayambas will
prove to be {; more serious matter
Il an the camEhigns against the Here
Ios and Witbcis. The OyaInbos are
more numerous and better armed. A
traveller who recently returned here
from German southewest Africa ex.
pressed surprise at finding the Ovam-
bos so prosperous.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-31
ENLISTlNG
CHINESE TO AID THEM

Mukden. DEC. Irrefutable ew-
dence has becl obtained at beadquar-
rs t.;1.s - the Japanese are not only
hiring Chinese bandits to operate on
the Russian tanks, but that they are
enlisting Chinese under Japanese Off
GERS
The japanese care adopting cunning
incidents TO defeat the surprise at
tacks Of the Russian scouts, from
Which they have suffered much Phey
cover the steep approaches of their
trenches with water which freezes,
forms ice slides and makes The scouts
slip and fall in confusion in other
places the Japanese scatter millet
stalks over the approaches the crac-
king of whicl gives them warning Of
Ire presence OF Russian scouts.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-31
neduction in OIL Prices.

Pittsburg, Dec. 80. The Standard
ell Company today made reduction
), cents on all grades of crude Oil
except Raglan, which was cut cents
The Tiona 1.65; Cabel l.25, Newcas-
tie 1.42; earning LII North Lima l0l
south Lima. So Indiana SO Raglan
%. This is the second reduction Or
. cenaSIer barrel within two weeks
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-31
LITTLE NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Batch Of Items Picked up During the
Day fo- News Readers.

Batch Of Items Picked up During the
Day fo- News Readers.
The Confederate veterans of Glynn
county viii hold meeting at the Of
fee Of DR.. W. B. Burroughs on New
castle street this afternoon.
VIC. Bourne & Co. the Monk steret
produce dealers viii remove Monday
into the large brick budding on Bay
street. now occupied by Mccullough
Eros.
A bowling match is being arranged
for next week between Brunswick and
one Of the otrer league teams. 1t is
lobable that the locals viii play Jack
sonyille Or Macon.
Superintendent Ballard announced
yesterday tha the public school would
not open until Tuesday, January 3,
I..stead of Monday the 2d This an
Louncement was made owina to the
TACT that some OF the teachers seemed
TO be under te impression that the
holidays were originally intended to
extend until Tuesday and they will
rot report back for duty until that
dme
The several Brunswick .eoret organ
cations which have recently elected
new officers Wal inauglrate them dur
i,,., t4,1, -.1,,,,;,,,- ,r-ael,
Brunswick neater govrs are look
llg forward TO he coming OF The Az
aold stoook company to Tie Grand
aext week with considerable interest.
he company ras been playing in sa-
,annah this seek and has been mehc
aised by th4 tress Of that city.
Christy Br,s mnssrels was the at
laetion last usht at the Grand On
nv small audience was present
While The minstrel is very small
lgo22sStii some rarts. OF it we're en-
bg those present
" Borchardt & co, win short.y r.
r5oye into the Briesenick building on
2ay street. waich is being thoroughly
oerhauled anG repaired the new
building will make an excellent place
fer the Wholesale grocers
Tuesday will be regular sales day
with sheriff lerrie but only teN
pieces Of land win be disposed Of
Nothing viii be done in the Morgan
Drug Store matter until January Z
az which time The company IS requir-
ed to answer the proceedings issued
fiom the United States court.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-31
YOUNG MAN SHOOTS DOWN
AGED PARTNER IN BUSINESS
Killing Followed Effort of Senior Mem
Der to Persuade Younger Partner
From Drinkinu.


Der to Persuade Younger Partner
From Drinking.
Raleigh. N. c., Dec 30.-J. II. AL,
ford, senior member of the printing
finn of Alford, Bynum & Christopher
here was seriously shot in his ofIice
this morning ty his partner R. D. By
mum.
Afford was trying to persuade BY,
mum to stop drinking and told him the
partnership must be dissolved unless
he reformed when the young man
drew his pistol and shot MIN twice
near the right shoulder Afford is 70
years old, senior deacon in the First
Baptist church. and man of high
character.
Bynum is 35 years Of age and comes
from splendid family. He has a
wife and four children.
In the excitement after the shoot
ing Bynum left the building in the
heart of the city and has not been
arrested, though the police are look,
ing for him.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-31

Shanghai, Dec. 30-The leaders Of
The Nngpo community here have tele.
graphed to ths foreign Office at Pekin
that they have great difficulty in re-
strainng their countrymen, owing to
the Russian consuls neglect to an
swer the taotafs request for the sur
render Of the two sailors Of the Rus.
sian cruiser Askold who are charged
with the murder Of Chinlman, as
the result Of quarrel over the hire
OF q jInrickshS.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-31

Washington Dec Secretary
Tafgt has directed the chief Of engi-
neers and the chief signal officer Of
the army to prepare an estimate Of
the cost Of equipplng the important
harbor defenses with FIRE control. with
view TO an endeayor to have the
amy appropriations 50 adjusted that
sufficient fun Is will be available for
eaupping as many Of the forts as may
DO done in one year.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-31
DEATH CANE TO WOMAN
WITHOUT ANY WARNING

Pittsburg, Dec. 30.-Mrs. j. w. Pat
terson. wife of the vice president oi
the Pittsburg Terminal and the Wa.
bash railway Died suddenly last night
a. her home in this city from heart
trouble Mr. Patterson left for New
York at 10 O'Clock last ming and BIZ
wife was then apparently in gooo
health.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-31

Sneak thieves are al work in Brups,
wick again and during the past 'few
days several cases have been report
ed to the police. Yesterday afternoon
a house in the principal residence por-
ton Of the city was entered while the
etnire family was in the house and a
small sum Of n oney was stoeln. The
police have been notified and are keep
ing a close watcn for the thieves