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The San Francisco call., 1904-12-06

Let US help you settle the Gift Ques-
ton" Come in and see our Christmas
assortment of Kodaks. $500 up.
KIRK, GEARY & CO,
112 Geary street
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-06
Great Sale To-Day.

To-day 10 a. M. will commence the great
s35 600 creditors sale Of Baron's cloaks and
suits. I62 Market street. by order OF E. ].
Hanson. Assignee.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-04-28

Cine srOBe Ssuiation murbe in
Nessoiue, Sno., oaourh erreet. bas
Us. .. SrolUn, Der am 8an0e oes
8rabes itano. our6 oeR @ebrauh Don
Or. Sings Rew 8iscoperp fir aus=
Bebrnng bonn fberen3ooe errettet uur=
be. er lhreibt: SD lit unldalibe
Aunle1 lnfol9e BON aItbma, absr ah=
re Jtetp SiseOoerp brahte mir qleih
@rlelhterung uno nirtte bianen tuiaer
3elt cine boIlftdRoiee Sur. Ne6u.
llae Ruren Don ShtpinoIHtbt, 9uH=
9sHent5inoune. Sronbitis uno @riD
llno 3ahlreih. @sift elm unubertreTfli.
tbes Deittel fur ale 9als= une Qunosn=
leIoen. Yreis 50c uno sI.OO. Oa-
rGntirt BON aIien apOtbetern.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-04-28

guHOesisnatpr WcGumber bonRoto.
Satota bat IN Offi3ieller SsnatsIibuna
9ssen be SeliBer Der erOBeu @etreioes
lpelher oes 9lOropeltens un0 lpe,iel in
Sulutb uno superior geiduloiguuaen
ausQeiprobsn, inOen er Iaat. baB ne
ben 6armern Den Weisen, aIs minOer.
psrtt9 grdoieren, ibn aber beini ger=
tauf als erlttlaiiigen go. / Rortbern
los peroen uno ourh 0ieie betriiaeris
lben WanipuIationen groBg Suminen
elHltefen, bic eigentlith ben Farmeru
3u 8uts tamen. 5Serner iouen. no es
ansebt Den 6armern falide abmdaunz
gen Deg geeBens aneerednet weroeu
Ut@umber briust Tir oieIen 9upft
lo8al 3ablen uno bebauptet, oas in=
nerbaIb SebH s5nbren in 8ulutb unD
superior 26. SOC, 600 8uI6el ggei,eu
mehr DertauIt goreen fns, als mad,
ben amtliben giihern Der @streioez
lnlpettion einesgaHseH iin0; er crsldrt,
oaB oiele 8ifferenS oarauF suriidiuIiibs
Ken III, DAB oieie 6armtr beim 9lbipiez
ger Ibres @etrti0es bon ben @lepatsrs
ieuten um oieie toloiidle glaTe. Die
einen gSert bon stpa $40. 600 BARTLETT.
sei5pinoelt DoreeH iino. Der Sena=
tor berlaHgt oegbalb bic eiHIesuno
elmer gunoestommiliioa sur geaufz
Der elebat0ren. U2an tann
tdHm annsbmen, oas Senator
VI eumber oisit IbBeren geihulOiaun-
gen aus Der 2uft gegrifien bat, aber
nut Der anoerH Settle 1T Ihner einsu=
lehen, uie oieier Shninoel 70 lance
Obne gHtbuauHg uno Stau6al 6etrie=
ben iperoen tonnte. Sn erIter 2Inie
bari man noel annebmea, bar Die
6armer I'm al9snieinsn wiiIen, tuelnen
gpel5eHgrao lie bauen. gber ldBt fh
l1on cine IHminbelbafte Mahiaa!ion
ceim QbwiegeH oes gBeiseHs oenten.
Die SnipettiOn oer glepat0ren. Der
@aaqons, Der Daaen.
auf oeneH oas 8etrsioe a6aemoaen
iuiro, bic 6etlteuung Der @raee 0es
gSel5ens 9ehoreR gu Der 6unttionen
Der Staats=@lienbahus uno 9aeerbaus-
sOmmihioH. @ntipeoer Iino Die bon
oieler eomntiniOn anselteuten SuIpet-
toren Ssuis. Die ibr @eIbdft niht oerz
lteben, ooer iie ltedeH NIT Der 6rain
Dealers afpciation, benz 8erbanos,
benz Der allergr6Bte 5eil Der Getreioe=
lagerhduisr Oes 9oromeltens aeb0rt
unter elmer 9efe, oenn Uenn Die Nm
8aben oes Senators auf gBa6rbeit
berubeu, 10 mus irgenopo an amtliber
5telIe etiuas iebr, iebr faul iein.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-04-28
i5ir ,glasauhtsR-6erolb
Die ansIaHoiiSsH San5anSprrtsr
aui Der ct. eenis @tlts
ausIfelInna.

Der IN osu leBten Monaten auF Dem
4us Itellungsterrain umberluanOerte.
miro elm 5prabsnsemiIh su b6rsn
betOmmeu babeu, tUie es uur Tsbr Iel-
fen an einem 8uHtte Oereiniat, beOb=
ahtet neroen oiirFte. gln ben 6aFen=
pldssu bon SibsrpoOl uno 9ouoOn. bon
SOuthdmpton uRo Samburq, no Die
6Gnoelsl6iffe aaer gDelt Dor qnter
gehen, herrfht elm pieGIpradiqes 9urh=
einanoer. in ct. 9ouis mar a6er felt
NOnaten cine nod melt or6Bere 3Gbl
Spra6en 81 Dernehmen, oeun Die grs
rihtung Der nielen @ebduoe ausldnoi=
Idsr Rdate bate Sanomsrter uno
Arbeiter, BON ben 8eamten uno @rhi=
tetten abgeIeben, aus frsmeeR 2dn0eru
IN Menge uah ct. 9ouis aebraht.
Sieie Seute tamen nidt mad ben
8ereiniaten Staten, um oaRerno bier
su blsiben unb gurser oieTes 2anoes
su uerhen; lie tanien oieImebr i'm auf=
trags ibrer Resierun9en, um Die 6e=
bdaoe 81 erri4teu, Die oa3u beItimnt
lino. ndbreno Der Weltauslteauna BON
ben beireffenoeu 9dnoern bsnubt su
meroen. Die 8eltimmuneen, Die oas
9aHoen o0n 2euten unter @ontratt
perhinDern, fanoen auT lie teine gln.
wenouns;lie tamen in oisiem uno ienen
6afen an uno puroen Ohne Weiteres
Sugelahen, iObalo Iie ben 9lahwsis
lieferten, 0aB ibr 6ierbertommeu Der
MISUNDERSTANDING gait unO, oab fie pie-
Der heimtebren peroen, nanoem fie
ihrer Aufgabe entipro9en baben.
Die heutlhe Spyahe lit in st. Q0ais
feline Seltenbeit. absr Der 0eutldsame.
ritanii1e 9anomerter uno 9rbeiter
beidrdntt iih tsinesuegs auf Iie uu0
-ipriht in Oielen 6dasn Elm WiE6maIa
BON 8eutid uno gaoliIh Doer DOb
tuenigltens Elm nit enolilhen 8roGen
nerieBtes 9eutI6; bic bon oriiben ae=
tomnenen 9eute, Die am 7eutIden
6auIe t6dtig marcu, beoienten lih oa=
geeen ausIdlieBlih rerRutterlprahe
iuenn oieIelbe aud nidt INNER qana
olalettfrei mar uno, nenn man linen
suhOrte, tonnte man glauben, oaB man
licb in 8eutiblano beliaoe. glls DER
gau oollen0et mar, peranfalteten lie
elm eht oeatihes 9ii6tefelt, bel benz
ldmntlibe &eOen in oeutl9er Sprahe
gehalten nuroen.
6ranSoFld betam man nibt bios bel
oem BnDilliou. ben Irantreih auf=
fiibren lieB, IrRoern aud bel Dem pom
Beigien 81 bOren; Der 8au oes erIteren.
Der cine 9ahbilonng oes In 8erIailIss
liebenoeH Sriausnpaloltes 1T, muroe
ben fran3oliI6en Arditetten aeleitet
uno Elm She'll Der Arbeiter, beItano
aus 6ransefeu, oaeegen smaroea bic
8arieHanlagsu, Die ben 1apiIlion uns
geben, nnr BON aus Srantreih eetom-
menen @drtnern bergeiteIlt. Gas bel-
glide 0ebduOe, oas banptSdhlid aus
eiHem Rebmert BON &tabl belte6t, oas
In 8raRd an9efertiet unb In einselns
9nelle serlegt ilbers uleer aelanot
nAroe, tparo In St. QOuis BON belQis
lben Nrbeiiern suiamnengeFaet, Die
EdmultliA nur frans0liIb Tpra1en.
Die hobe auppel. bic liA iiber Dem Ban
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-04-28
5rhblinsslisO.

Der raube Binter III porbei,
Ole 9ercbs iubelt gieoer,
Die ShwaIbs fr6blih mieoergebrt.
Hne bani ibr ReifbeH pieber.
6s la9elt tisbEib auf ber 90l
Die iboRe WioieHioune,
uHo aues mieber iih perilRat
gu Reuer guit nRo gsonms.
Die @roe iUieOer jung sriheiHt,
Die SelleheK mieoer fpriebem.
9eatllr IN Doner Rraht sritebt,
HRit loftig srilueH gsieieH.
9sntos1en wieoer lnitie ipriHgt
Auf EaaHsm uH0 auF 6MAeH.
Die iuRge Ssslt siebt in ben @aIe
NtaisloddeH iib "a iueheH.
AHh MIR uerIbeuht Der Nlai oeH @raus
uHe hetlt Die alien HunneH,
@Iebt mie6er l1eGeS 9eben mir,
uHe labt Hsein Qer3 geluHeeu.
Nm. 8remm6, Ghieaao. sc
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-04-28
Hemer im qat. gsernnn.

Mitdell, 27. slpriI. .-Sn wat.
8ernon tpiitet Elm srOBes 6euer uno bic
biellge 6euermebr 1T per Spscialaua
Su ollie seeilt. geitimmte Rahri6ieH
itno ni6t su etlangsu, tpeoer per 3sle=
graph. nod per 3elepbon.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-04-28

Bon eiHem oler0nae
fallen puroe oieisr Gage Elm giaiur6
ner Der frun3ofTHeH Gsmeinoe More3.
an oer Shpsi3er grenSs, als er Iih
auf einem Bagen nab 8oulisu 6eslb.
Gah eiHsm osrSpeiFelten RdmpT nOa
nle6r als seba Winutsn gelaug es osm
Mdnne enolih, oen 9loler ourtl einen
oerben ShIag nit Dem BsitihsHiiieI
ii6er ben aopF 81 bs.ia6su uno ieinsr
6$rr su tuerosn.
8 alfsd 2. tpurbe bts
Jrau eines @iIeabdbnbeamtsn naneHs
Moaenbsrqer DsrhaFtst, nan0em lie
perTunt bate. ihren Wlann az t0bten.
Dieter eriDahte, ais er lth an stnem
oieuitfreien 5age in Ieiner WohHuug
gum Shlafen nieosrgelsgt bate, pl0bs
lih infolge eines beftieen Shmerses
an Der Shldfs. 9Iut risIeIts aus sis
Rer 5hubpuHbs iibsr iein @eIiht uno
Sugleih h0rte sr Die StubsntbIr iHs
5dlOB fallen. @r lprdng trob isiner
fhperen 8erpau0ung duf. ging raid
binaus unb Fab feline eigene Ghefrou.
einen Renoloer IN Der 9anb. bic 9reps
pc binobeilen. DHrh ihre lauten Rufe,
ihr Mann babe iih iosben erIhoiIen,
gu fpdt babe fie ibm Den Aeuplber ab-
nsbmen t6nnen. purben Die anbersn
6nusbemobner aIGrmirt. qoii3sihsams
te sridbienen, uno nun ipuroe Die 5ruu
feIbft feftssnommeH. bic. pie Iith bah
ergab, ben Gotten ums eeben bringsn
ipo[lte. nm BeaiebuReen 3n sirlsm am
bereil WaHne anaufniipfsn.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-04-28
GOitorieac gtreiiri6ter.
Berlegt oas Rapitol bon gierre nadl
oer 3ugangliAen Staot Wlitchell

Berlegt oas Rapitol bon gierre mad
oer 3ugan9lihen Staot WlitheGl
9iad Oem @eIammieinorud Der re-
publitaHiiheu GountpconDention ,u
urtetlen, iperoeH auF Der AM A. D9ai
ltattfinoenOeH republ. Gtoatsconpeu.
tion Die Anbdnser Der isg. 0laitiut
uno Die @ramfor0lepte cine Graltbrpbt
ab5ulegen babsn uno e ioate ans oar
Htht UunoerH, oab ein yOarl borSe@
NIT oem @oueerusHrsIaiteI oaDoHtra=
ben nirb.
8ie 3oiebu6bia lit alIo alaflid nad,
langem Dangen uno 8angen pom grdz
lioenteu nutersei9net mor0en. gBie es
beiBt lOllen I'M 5uli Die S1noereieH
ler0nnet fUeroen. ga Der 5da Der Gre
Onnung uHo Die nd6eren 8eltimmun=
qen 0urh cine belonoere grollamaiion
oes 8rdiioenten feitssisbt Deroeu, 70
ntiinen iptr uniere neusierieen 2eier
bis oabin bertroiten.
Bon ben bier beriidtigten @arbanoi.
ten iino alio 9ludlib oreie oeb6nat uno
Der pierte. 3Oests 1T 5u lebensldnali-
dem 3uhtbaus berurteilt uorOen.
8rauriq genu9, oaB oreie oeutIher
abtunft iino, allein mir lino fiber. 6aB
tie 81 iener trauriQen Sorte Don Rinz
bern oeutiber @ltern aebsrten. uelbe
hauptldtlih ourh bic Shul0 Der leBs
tern routh uiht gleihen4 une lieber
amerItaHiIde ShuHorOmaue, als uer-
reoelHoc oeutIde Bidder lelen.
8as eouispias ,,gourier=S Sournal
giebt folgenoen iutsre6anten 9ahtraQ
sur Greiiprehung ses gysgiceaouber=
neurs altman (notabene zines Qb=
t0mmlinss oeutihsr eltern) negengr-
morouna oes 3ettungsmannes 8oa=
sales. Ssbalo 5iaman uubte, in
Delhem gountB iein groseB Derbdaoelt
Duroe, puroe oas Counts NIT aqenten
9illmans itberihtuemnit, uelhe nnqeb-
lid BiloerbdHoler marea unO Hebenbei
allen 9euten bstreffs Der Morotbat auf
ben 3abn fiiblten. 9luF oieTe 0eiIe
selaug es 5illmaRs 9lobotaten genau,
cine ii6ere Surp 81 6aben uno ,s
Himmt Hiht @uuoer, oaB Ielns eia-
ltimmise Greiiprebung srfolgts.
Der gut osmOtratilhe ,,@aliforaia
8snotrat" in San i5raHcisco Iagt i'm
8erlaufe zines geitGrtitels, in pelhem
er einen 3adblid auf Die 5iaao=6ebe=
reien gegeu 8sutIheH mirft, FOlaenoes
,gs III eius 3atia5e, Die mir 7eutI5=
Nmerltaner gan3 uno nOu tuaroiasa,
oaB ale beablihtistsn Srustierunaen
zines Sanoes, oas Der ameriEaniihen
&epublit bon ibrem gntIteben an ourca
3bat uRo Dort bis auf Den beutieen
3ag Mohlmoaen uno 6reunoldaft
entgegen9ebradt bat, Hur on Der abfes
IuteH 5risoeasliebe oes 0entIhen 4ai=
Iers uno oant Der portrefilihen 6al.
tung Der aominiIfratien nes 6errH
RoOiepelt Ineitsrten. Die iingoiifIInen
6ebsr haben in &osleDelt ben 6els les
Funben. auf ben ihr 9smpelpahnIinn
gar tsineH @iHorAd mant.
3adFOlgenoe 3iffsrn sreeben 2, 800.
A00 NaukfAa hae. s,,afAn., 4tE S,.L
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-04-28
[ IHeUsDaDerDDnl

@enn Siour 5Gas 10 tpdhFt, iuie in
Der Heueren 3eit, uno anselidts DER
9batiabe, oab 65 9srosent Der 5eifen
hieli9en eeibdFtsleute 8eGtI6e Nno.
bOlfen mir. oaB aud SiOur 5aas neblt
ben p9.=0. bdlo auf oisIe ebrenliIte
tommenl
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-04-28

Gdnonen b0Dte un6 8 or :
peoef ahrSsnge.
Gorieb 8. 6ebruar; RanIGu-9. Sch
ruar; Stori-l0. Gebruar; Seneiei IL
6ebrHar; 8eIfrafbHi-13. April.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-04-28

Nm Samfag glbeno, ben %. b. W.
belt 9rnan iuieoer einHal in @bicaao
Dor elmer sahlrei9en S0rerIbaft cine
Reoe. 9ielelbe MAI bauptIdhlih Der
bon oen Eemotraien i'm Staate giem
DDrt argenommsnen YlatIOrm Qemi0=
met. SIM gerlauFe leiner glusfhhrun-
gen ertldrte 8rpan, oaB er lApn uor
3tuei Sahren gegen 8apio y. 0ia aeue=
len iei. Ser bon ben giep 9crtern
inoOriIrte BrdIioentFAaftss @anoioat
Rid9ter Barter, lei niht Der 9eeianete
Manu un0 babe bi5her hastnddia Iih
iiber Die luihti9iien ~SNues4 Der beoOr-
itshsnDen RatiOuolenmpagne- angQe=
lhpie0en. gr ertldrse Isrner, ole Nem
DDrtgr 9lasform lei EnebrIih uno fur
cine unebrlihe PlatForm geeigue.. Sis
seies. bah Die GppoTtien qeaen Die
Ranias @iiDer Platiorm teine Cppo.
liti0n segen Silber iei, Ionoern Cppo-
iitipH gegen ieDe npttDenoiae 3gForm
un0 gege1 9llles, mas Die Weuilen 0es
8eltes lpiinihssn. Hrpan iaate aam
SdIu1e: Die Rem qIatfrm ift
3wetoeutig, unbe itimmtaus.
meideao unO unebrIi4. Die
AnHa hmeeinerfoI9en PIat=
[ nrm tuir0 ben 9emntraten
nss ganees sRr uHehre Qe-
IrsieeH. Sg0er auf oiefer
Blat form ite henbe ganoioat
mnB gel6IageH neroen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-04-28
gsrInHs Der rnHii6sn SIotts.

Seit Sesinn oss iapaniib=ruTiiI6en
9rieaes sinsen fOlgen0e Shiffe Der
Runen snttpeoer our6 eigene llnp9r.
fidtieieit, burh Winsn reIp. i'm
2ampfe perlpreR.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-04-28

9iahfulgenoe 3ilfern srgeben 2, $50, :
900 8eutibe, bon mslhen 4l5 ourh
IT aa.,kgAn O.s&,,..,... -. 4. a ....l, -
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-26
THEY MAY FORCE
RUSSIAN ATTACK
=
Stated That Japs Now
Have Three Objects
in View
RUSSIANS ARE GUESSING
Members of Russian General STAR
Think Japanese viii Remember
Napoieon's March to Mos
COW.

st Petersburg. April 25-Apparent.
ly reliable information in tbe nosoos
sion Of the general stan leads 10 tbo
oellef that the objective of the Tan
anese campaign does not involve the
ambitious invasion Of the interior Of
Manchuria with the purpose Of reach
ing the Russian army.
II the japanese ever entertained tbo
nope OF accomplishing a task similar
TO that which Napoleon SET bimoote
present adyices Indicate that bev bavo
abandoned it and have adopted mncb
more cautious and less hazardous nro.
gram If this is correct there would
De no advance of the army toward
Mukden with its attendant lengtben.
ing and weakening of he Iapanesa
llhe OF communications. InsteaY tbare
seems to be determination 10 sticp
as close as possible to the sea. where
lies Japan's natural base. she haytnq
established herself in Korea
The general staff say the Japanese
sun have three obiects-the establish.
ment of a line across the Liao Tune
peninsular for the purpose of cutting
OF Port Arthur. the isolatoin of Vladi-
Vlstok and the establishment of
junction between the army of Korea
and the force at the head of the Lao
Tung peRinsular The last mentioned
movement might be accomplished by
landing near the mouth of Tu YANG
river which by threatening the flank
Of the Russian position at Geng Hu
might render it untenable and make
the advance of a column from Korea
comparatively easy.
If these plans should succeed the life
OF both Russian squadrons would be
menaced and with the sea and a feet
back Of her Japan could forttifv the
positions thus gained, and with the
tables turned compel General Kuyo.
patkn to come forward and attack.
General Kuropatkin, however. is in
possession Of the latest advices receiv.
ed by the general staff, and il is safe
to assume that if the Japanese cam
paigns develop along the lines indi-
Gated he will be ready to make such
disposition of his forces as viii meet
it.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-26
BRUNSWICK BOY ON IT.
Alfred crovatt Selected as One OF
EmorHs Track Men.

Alfred crovatt Selected as One OF
Emorys Track Men.
Emory College, Oxford, Ga, April
a. Manager Charles Richardson OF
the Emory track team, with the assist
ance Of Prof Frank clyde Brown, ply
sical director of tho college has Sc
leeted from the large number OF can
didates the varsity track team which
win represent Emory in the inter-coI-
Ilegiate track and field meet with Tech
and University Of Georgia in Atlanta
May g.
Manager Richardson announced the
composition of the team yesterday az
ternoon ana is as follows:
In the 100-yard dash, Bayd Of sa-
yannah, Barren and King win be the
Representatives
In the 22oyard dash. Boyd, King
and Tarbutton
1i0-yard dash Crogatt Of Brunswick
Tabor ana Spearman
Half Mile run Hutchinson, Hent2
Of Savannah, ana Tabor.
Mile run-Hentz, Hutchinson and
Smith
Running board jump Hentz. Barron
and Johnson
Shot put Fieklen Hearn and Phil
lips
Hammer throw-Hearn and Phil
lips
High hurdles, l2O yards Houtz
Boyd and Bush
Low hurdles, 22O-yards--Boyd Bush
| and Whitehead
High jump Hentz, Chambers and
Roberts
Pole Vault Johnson and Crovatt.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-26
Old Soldiers VIII Pay
Tribute to Their Dead
This Afternoon
MILITARY WILL PARADE
Riflemen and Uniform Rank, Accom-,
panied by Band, viii Escort the
Veterans to Cemetery Where
Services Will be Held.

The veterans request The News to
announce that they will carry out to-
day their Memorial program. which
win include a parade, participated in
by the Brunswick Rinemen and the
Uniform rank, Knight of Pythias.
The services will be held at the Gem
otery. wher The usual voley will be
fred over the graves Of the Confeder-
ATE dead
The Memorial address will be deliy-
cred by Col j. e, Dart, a member Of
the local camp, who is also one of the
best speakers in tae city.
The veterans have invited the
Daughters of the Confederacy, the
Sons Of Veterans and others
to participate in the days program,
and assist thcm in paying Just tribute
TO their dead comrades.
Several Of the veterans were seen
ast night by News representative
and they stated that the action of the
Ladies Memorial association was a
complete surprise to them.
u was under The impression" said
one OF The veterans, that everything
was settled at a joint meeting of the
Veterans and the ladies, at which ~
conceded everything that the lat =
requested However now thai they
have given up everything. we viii car
iry he program out nevertheless
The Program.
The following. program was handed
The News last night by the veterans:
The line OF march will be formed at
tae Riaomeus armory promptly at
.2 80 O'Clock. II the weather is inclem
ont he line of march win proceed TO
the auditorium. where the exercises
viii be held If The weather is clear
the procession will proceed direct to
.Oak Grove cemetery In the line Of
march will be the veterans, the Rife
men. the knights of Pythias, headed
by the band.
Each veteran is requested to bring
"a sprig Of evergreen.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-26
NOW BELIEVED THAT
THE JAPS WILL NOT
INVADE MANCHURgA

will stop in Waycross and also address
the people of that city on the same
subject.
1t seems that all of the cities of the
state are now greatly interested in
this trade, and several other invita-
tions, one from Macon, one from Rome.
and others have been extended to Col.
Goodyear, all of which he has accept
ed. The question is an important one
and one that the people of the state
should be interested in.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-26
PILOTS TO PLAY
SOLDIERS TODAY
-
interesting Game of Ball
is Promised This Al
ternOOn
WAl&ER WILL FACE WERNER
The Game is Expected to be One of
the Best and Most Hotiy Contest
ed Seen on the Diamond This
Season.

With Walker in the box for Bruns-
wick and Werner, the south paw. do
ing the box work for Fort Screvon. the
Pilots and the soldier boys. will meet
on the local diamond this afternDn for
the first Of a series of three games.
ana a battle royal is looked forward
to.
The game should he am excellent
one with these two pitchers opposing
each other Werner is well known TO
the local fans and better known to
the local players, as this win not be
the first time that they haye endeav.
ordered to solve his wide curves and
speedy straight balls, This left hand
pitcher has faced the Pilots on sever
al occasions and he has always sue
ceeded in holding them donw He is
the star of tho Tybee aggregation ana
viii probably pitch two OF the three
games
Manager Brown received a Telegram
from the manager Of The Fort Screvcu
team yesterday, stating chat he would
be here today with the strongest club
that has ever represented the soldiers
1t is expected that an unusually
large crowd wiu this being Me.
mortal Day, an an interesting and
holly contested Battle is expected The
Pilots were out Tor tfot' Gual practice
before the game yesterday and they
arc prepared for the fight Walker is
in his usual good form and promises
to hold The visitors down 20 but few
hits. With two such star pitchers IN
the box, the game should be an un-
usually good one.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-26

Kansas City. Mo. April 25.-Au east
bound freight train on the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Pc railway was
ditched at Floyd, Mo near here TO-
dsy. Two members Of the crew were
killed, and one fatally hurt Three
hundred feet Of track had been wash
ed out by a heavy rain that prevail
ed in this part Of the state today, and
twenty cars went over an embankment
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-26
LEAGUE SEASON OPENS TODAY
Some Fast Ball Expected in the New
Minor League.

Savannah, April 25.--The baseball
season OF the new South Atlantic lea
que will open tomorrow, with Charles
ton in this city, Columbia in Augusta
and Jacksonville in Macon.
The new league is made up of a
fast set of ball players and the new
adventure into balloon promises to
be a big success. All of the teams
seem to be about evenly matched and
the race during the season will be a
close one,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-26
KOREAN dEIcERS SUSPECTED
OF YASlNa RUSSIAN SPIES

Seoul April 25.-Advices from the
province Of Hang Yung, in northeast-
ern Korea, state that the country folk
along the northern border of the Prov
ince are selling supplies to the Rus
SLAMS. Several Korean officers sus.
pected of being Russian spies have
been arrested
1t is reported that the Japanese are
landing troops and constructing build
ings at Hung Chuan below Yongam
pho.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-26
To Return Here.

II is understood that Gus Hoffman,
formerly Of this city, now in business
in Atlanta, viii return to the city
shortly ana viii either purchase or
manage the dry goods business of mis-
father j. Hoffman, on Newcastle
street Mr.. Hoffman has many friends
in the city who viii be glad to learn
that he is TO return.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-26

Mcpherson, kan April 25-A se-
we're tornado struck McPheTson this
afternoon demolishing siz/rosidences
and causing more or less other damage
TO property. Three persons were in
iured, one seriously Much damage
was done in the country north OF
here The funnelshaped cIoal 'sp-
preached the town from the aolth and
followed the course Of q faFine
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-26
TIE APPOINTMENT OF
A RECEIVER FOR B. & B.
CAME AS A SURPRISE

prior to the time Umsted was made
chairman of the board OF directors.
It will be remembered taat when the
stockholders of the company met here
March % to confirm the sale Of the
road. Machen sulked in his tent and
refused to attend the meeting or have
anything to do with the final culmina-
tion Of the deal, although he had pre-
yiously agreed TO be a party to ii.
OF course the only object Mschen
can have in this piece Of work is TO
try and break up the deal between the
two lines, which, at this tiTae, would
be a very severe blow to the best in
terests Of the city Of Brunswick
A News representative interviewed
a number Of prominent business men
yesterday and they were all very in
dignant at the conduct Of Machen,
who has anyways POSED before the
people Of This city as having its best
Interest at heart
II is safe to predict that his well
.concocted scheme will not carry for j.
is believed chat the bill win be knock
ed into cooked hat in Macon next
week. when Judge spoer is made ac-
qualntcd with the genuine facts in
the case.
Tba Inconsistency of Machen is