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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-02
JUST rHs TINE FOR WASHINGTON.

II is az this season ~ the year that
the national capital presents unusual
opportunities for the tourist 10 see that
city under the hest possible conditions
Many persons who have limited amount
~ time a. their disposal are obliged 20
enjoy their seasons Of travel within the
space ~ few DAYS. and 10 such the per-
sonally conducted tours of the Royal Blue
Line Instantly appeal.
The sum NJ s25 90 from Boston covers
all expenses ~ week 81 luxury not
possible by any other means. and CORE.
spondingly low rates are made from all
points in New England. these tours are
just such as would benent the tired
business cares.
The party leaves Boston Friday. NOV.
iith. drop n postal for Itinerary
jos Y. Tagsart. " Y. y a. $50 Wash
ington street, Boston, Mass.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-02

Get The News ana see by osvenport's
eprtoons how Uncle sam 10 pleased with
Republican soninistrstion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-02
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING IN rne
NEWS.

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-02
new DEAL AT
CRANST0N
PRINT WORKS

Robert Reoch. formerly manager OF the
a. Il. Greene & Sons print works at
Clyde, has bought an interest in the
Cranston print works
II is said that he is TO succeed Lyman
r Friese as manager. and that Mr.
rriese Is 10 succeed John Anthony as
treasurer.
Another report Is 20 the effect that there
will be no change in the management,
but that Mr.. ReOch will take an active
part In the direction OF business affairs.
Mr.. Reoch was manager AT clyde for SC
years.
The Crsnston print works were built by
william Sprague. 2nd, early in the last
century. the first production being indigo
blues.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-02
PAWTUCKET
DEMOCRATS
LIVELY

Pawtucket Democrats had their minds
refreshed as 10 campaign issues and
Democratic arguments on the same at
Temperance hall on East avenue last
evening The little hall was completely
dlled.
Among the speakers were George T.
Brown. candidate for attorney general on
the Democratic ticket; Col Patrick Henry
Quinn. chairman OF the state central
committee: Thomas +. Corcoran. clerk
OF the school committee; Mayor Higgins;
Joseph Mcdonald. clerk or the district
court. and Senator Banigan.
Representative Joseph Hughes presided
and called irst upon George T. Brown.
Mr.. Brown among other matters touched
upon Gov. Gai->n, saying:
Our governor has never been found
wanting: he IL a free thinker and has
never been accused OF being a machine
politician. During his term, because OF
hts independence and because he cannot
be dictated to by the Republican leaders.
he has been insulted and indignity after
indignity has been heaped Upon him. For
no reason except 10 insult and humiliate
the governor was there passed vote sby
the senate that no guest should be per-
mitted on the floor except on Invitation
and with the permission OF the secretary
OF state"
Col. Quinn was wildly cheered and dis
coursed at considerable length upon the
state issues. his remarks being along the
same line as have been his previous utter
ances.
Mr.. Corcoran followed and for a con-
siderable time attacked the Republican
party. His theme was State Legislation
In Behalf of the People''
Mayor Higgins on being introduced was
greeted with cheers. and. although his
remarks were brief. they were confined
wholly 10 local issues. He said: "As I
sat here tonight I could not but think that
you were pretty hard body of citizens
TO be delivered TO the Republican party.
whether the price was 5000 as II was
last year. or $4,000. as II is reported 10
be this year The gang the BitulithIc
gang. as IL Is called. now seem to he
anxious 10 follow up their work into state
and national politics to add To their
finances"
Joseph Mcdonald spoke briefly unon
local Affairs. dealing especially upon the
prevalence of abusive uses OF the fran.
chise privileges.
senator Banigan addressed the meet.
Ing. briefly speaking I'm part along the
lines followed by Mayor Higgins, and
exhor:ing the voters 10 be on the alert
Tor trickery and fraud
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-02
KEiGhlEY-- BROWN WEDDING
At PEkGEDALE YESTERDAY,

Miss Bessie A. Brown. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Robert p. Brown. Jr.. OF Peace
dale. was married yesterday TO Frederick
j. Keighley OF Lawrence. Mass.
The ceremony was performed at high
noon at the residence OF the bride Rev
j. W Forbes. pastor of the Congrega ton
al church. at Peacedale, was officiating
clergyman.
The bride wore a gown Of crepe de chine
trimmed with satin. and carried a bou-
quet OF Bride roses. She was attended
by her sister. Miss Harriet Brown, as
maid OF honor. who was attred in a pale
blue silk muslin. and who carried bou-
quet OF pinks and maidenhair fern. The
groomsmsn was Alfred Dalton Of Peace-
dale The wedding was followed by re-
ception. Later the bride and groom left
on a wedding journey.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-21
DELEGATES NAMED
By THE COMMITTEE,
PARKER IS ENDORSED

Wright, he and they are hereby APP
pointed delegates from GlynD county
to the democratic congressional con
vention Of the Eleventh congressional
district, to De held in Brunswick on
June 15,1904 and that they be instruct
ed in accordance with a vote IT the
primary election to cast the vote OF
the county for Honorable w. G. Brant-
ley.
resolved further That the action
Of the district Ger. nittee in selecting
Brunswick as a place OF meeting Of
said convention is cordially approved
and the appreciation Of this action
by this committee and by the people
OF Brunswick is hereby expressed and
we respectfully urge the attendance
of all the. delegates from the vrions
counties
Resolved further that said above
named delegates arc hereby appointed
a committee TO make all arrange
ments for the assembling OF SAID con-
vention, and to provide suitable enter
tainment for the visiting delegates.
BE It further resolved, That the
chairman and secretary Of this com
mittee be and they are hereby author
Yea and directed TO Issue credentials
70 said delegates
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-21
For Runninn Rlind Ticer.

Waycross, Ga. May BOB. x. Cross
who, it Is said, moved to Waycross
from Macon, was arrested here by the
police on the charge OF keeping whis-
key Tor sale. He employed counsel
who asked for continuance Of the
case in the mayors court, which was
granted. Next Tuesday was set as the
date for the hearing. Mr.. Cross. who
is a man of intelligence, gave oond
in the sum of 5000 for his appearance
at the above stated time. The defend
ant says, he has been studying tel
egraphy here. He is a cripple and has
family.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-21

COUNTY
=
May Be Added to Geor-
gia's Long
List
10 TOUCH THIS DISTRICT
A Part of Irwin, DooIy, Wilcox and
Worth, With Ashburn as the coun-
ty seat-People Seem to
Favor Change.

Triton, Ca. May 90 A movement is
being sgitated to form new county
from a portion of Irwin, Dooly, VIII
cox and Worth, with Ashburn as the
county seat. The proposed line vii
he as follows Running from Ashburn
east ten miles into irwin county, north
into Dooly ten miles; west into Worth
fifteen miles; south into Irwin, taking
in Cycloneta, ten niles; northeast
into Wilcox fifteen miles.
Several meetings have been held
and active steps are being taken to
secure the much needed change. A
man Of the proposed new county
showing the location. etc. has been
drawn. Henderson has been selected
as the name OF the new county propos
ed in honor of Captain Jack J. Hen
derson, the Oldest citizen of the sec
ton affected
The change is a badly needed one
fA9AiB0lt anu NAlt AltlEElA Vi AutlL SEE
ton are from sixteen to twenty-five
miles from the county sites Of the four
counties mentioned, and with the
growth Of the prosperous section the
burden Of attending t. legal business
at these county sites increases. Al
ready it has in ma2SsSnetances inter
ferred with the IEpeF administration
oi justice and tKe people are unani
nous in their desire for the change,
AS to the seasons Of Irwin and
Worth affected the lin Is Of these coun
ties may not be en- ld except to
move the one eastward and the other
westward, If new county is ever
created with Triton as the county
3eat. the portions of these two coun.
ties lying directly south Of the portion
taken by Ashburn could be incorpo
rated in the new county given Triton
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-21
JAPANESE RETREAT
TOFENGWANG C.lENG,
LOSSES ON BOTH SIDES
MISSES GALES SCHOOL CLOSES
interesting Program was Rendered
bv Sorosis Society.

by Sorosis Society.
The following program was splendid
ly rendered by the Sorosis society OF
Gale Seminary yesterday morning
The young people show for the fine
training they have received and rehect
great credit upon their teachers who
are noted for their ability and thor.
oughness:
Welcome Marian Baker.
Song Yachting Glee- School.
Little Roy Bme-Roy Calm
Babies and Kittens Sadie zelemen-
ovitz. Wilbur Keany, Virgil Davis.
Sly Musette-Chorus.
Two Little Chickens-Clara Gaines,
Robert Brown.
The Land OF Pretty Loon--Catha
rine Blain, Charlie Temple.
Last Hope Erma Simpson.
Only-Margaret Gale.
A Boys Opinion-Carl Brown.
The Country Lassie-M Marie Nighten
gale.
What's the Difference ?-Afthul
Blain
Nymphs of Ocean Spray School.
Flos Letter Edith Taylor.
The Man Of the Tenth--Frauk Mar
lin.
Three Little Kittens Nettie Baker
Wanted, " Ministers Wife-Eva
Cate.
Under a Panama-Chorus.
The ace on the Floor-Moritz Baum
GARNER
Molly and her Dolle-Nina Bailey.
Goiag Fishing--Lacy Temple,
Bessie's First Party Marion Baker
Song Gugenia Simpson.
And the Young Man Waited-Leo
Temple.
King Of the cocoanat Grove
School.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-21
DAMAGE SUITS IN
SUPERIOR COURT
-
Two or Three we're Cleared
From the DOckets
Yesterday
VERDICT FOR MRS. OLSEN
She Was Given $3.50 by the Jury
Elias Stafford Also Given Yer
dict Against the Southern
Railway,

Damage suit cases again occupied
the attention Of the superior court yes.
terday, and two or three Of them were
cleared from the dockets during the
day
In the case Of Mrs Rosa p. Olsen
VS. the seaboard Air Line. which went
10 the jury Thursday afternoon, a
verdict was returned finding for tire
defendant She was given $3.50.
This has been one OF the most inter.
esung cases during the present term
of court anu was hard fought on all
sides The plaintiff was suing for the
sum of $4,000 in her petition she
claims that She was injured at Thai
man while getting eli OF "a S. A. L.
9 in, The Facts surrounding the &C.
eident We're as follows;
Mrs Olsen was coming to this city
and necessarily, had 10 change cars
at Thalmann Ii is claimed that two
conductors assisted her in getting
off the cars, one on either side, ana
just as she reached the platform, she
lell and received several injuries.
the plantiH was represented by
Krauss 4 Sheppard, C. Symmes and
ElNn w Dart. while the railroad com
pany was represented by its attorneys
I'm tnis city, Croyatr & Whitfield.
The case OF Elias Stafford VS.. the
southern railway, was taken up when
count convened yesterday, and it was
lala IN the afteraoo1 when the jury
returned a verdict, The plaintiff was
gNea Sl8s.sJ
The cases OF L. d, Joel vs. the Bruins
wick and Birmingham RAILROAD, and al.
so one by L. J. JOEL were dismissed
al The plaintiffs cost
After the days session Judge Parker
announced an adjournment until Mon
day morning.
The grand jury was in session
during The day and for The first time
got down TO real work. sey eral cases
wore Investigated after which the
body visited the public schools,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-21
Hand to Hand Fight at
Lao Yang, Japs Were
Routed
FIRING AT PORT ARTHUR
Admiral skrydIotf Has Arrived at port
Arthur and Puts to Sea With Five
Cruisers and Three Torpedo
Goat Destroyers.

New Chwang, May 20.-Reports oil
the japanese retreat to Feng@ang,
cheng has been officially confirmed
The laps, numbering 10000, came
upon $4,000 Russians in strong pc
sition sixty miles west OF Fengwang
cheng Being unwise to risk a battle
the Japanese retreated in good order
with great rapidity. There was con.
siderable losses on both sides during
the clashes. The Cossacks pursued
the enemy until the Japs enjoinad
their main body.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-21
CLOSED DATES WITH vALposTA.
Brunswick Pilots viii Play There
Next Week.

Hunter Hopkins, temporary manager
of the Pilots received a telegram from
the management Of the Valdosta base
bali club yesterday stating that the
terms offered by him for three games
had been accepted, therefore the To-
Gale will leave the city Tuesday morn
ing over the A. G. J.. for that city
where three games will be played
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
The boys were out for practice yes
terday and will be out again today
and they expect to win the series from
the home team.
During these game the grand lodge
OF Odd Fellows will be in session in
Valdosta and several hundred visit
ors are expected to be in the city
therefore the games will be largely
attended. 1t is expected that several
fans will accompany the Pilots. 1t is
not yet known exactly who will com
pose the team that will go on the trip
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-21
THE ATLANTA PHARMACY.
Name Of Successor to Bishops Drug

Name Of Successor TO Bishops Drug
otore--J. s@Roberts' Proprietor
In another column VIII be found the
I'd Of The Atlanta pharmacy 5hieh
he Bishop Drug store recent pur-
chased BY Mr.. J.. sidney Roberts j Al
arta. Mr.. Roberts is not a nee man
IN the drug business, having owned
aI successfully operated Two drug
stores in Atlanta.
Is. HoberJs Is one Of the incof9orat~
4ad stockholders in the So1thern
~ Of Pharmacy and was a mem
The faculty Of that inst'tltion
BE- came to Brune wick. 1Ie is
aember Of the State Flarma'
association. Mr.. Roberts is a
energy and recognized merit
Ary in his chosen pro5e sion.
ay Welcome MIN to Bru swick
lcC Tor him success.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-21
TO Fish on satiIIa.

GAINESVILLE, Ga, May ga party OF
well konwn gentlemen Of this city left
Wednesday afternoon for Atkinson,
on the satilla river, where they will
spend a week or ten days on fish.
ing trip. The party is composed Of
e. L. Rogers, J. w. Stafford, w. G,
Stafford, P. F. Matthews, Albert Mid.
dlebrooks, w. 7. Respess and Jim
Howell Of ZsbploR
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-21
WENT FOR ONE PRISONER;
RETURNED WITH ANOTHER

Deputy Sheriff Pyles left yesterday
morning for Fernandina, having re-
ceived word. that the negro Chas
Green, who recently escaped from
jail here had been CAPTURED in that
city Wher. the sheriff arrived he dis
covered that Chas. Green had been
arrested, but it was the wrong Green
and not the escaped man.
TO keep from returning without any
game whatever, the officer took a look
over the Florida city and succeeded
in locating Nickaben Harmon, Grim
inal who is wanted here on the charge
Of assault with intent to murder.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-21
TO EXTEND Ills BUSINESS.

j, w. Wilson Rents the Store Adjoin'
Ing his Restaurant.
]. W Wilson. tho well known New
case street restaurant man has rent~
"a lie store adjoining his present
piece and formerly occupied by Y, F
Do sralngeg, the jeweler, and he pre-.
oses to convert the two CONNIE lioos
Uisce. INTO one Of the handsome ana
Bet squlped restaurants In the tate
He will USE the additional space Tor
ladies' dining room and private dia
ing parlor He has ordered SOM very
ha n4some furniture and when com
nleted the restaurant viii be a ge.1
BIr. Wilson knows the hueiness ron
|tle eraund nv, IS courteous aud ever
ia MS customers and he has lye1
Brunswick what she has long nee4ed--
Ia frat class restaurant
The News wishe him unli''i-ed
success in the enlargement Of his bEs
ipsss.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-21
,oREANsVNsyE SECRET AID
TO Esa@SlTes OF JAPANESE

Paris, May. 20.--An official dispatch
from Seoul says:
Korean feeling against the Japanese
is assuming serious proportions. Lack
of Organization prevents the Koreans
from adopting effective measures, but
they are secretly embarrassing the
japanese by lending assistance to tho
cohsack detachments operating in
northeast Korea down to Gensan.
These bands, with the cooperation of
Koreans, it is added, have cut the.
telegraph line from Chemdlpo to Ping
Yang.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-21
BULLET USED BY JAPANESE
MAKES SMALL CLEAR WOuML

Liao Yang, May 20.-The Russian
army surgeons are praising the Japan.
csc bullets. They inflict small, clear
wound though they possess good stop
ping effect Captain Vorobreff was
struck by twenty bullets during the
fighting at the Yalu river, but he sur
yiyed and is expected to recover
Several gunners OF the heroic THIRD
battery are copyalescent though theil
lntestines were pierced. A train load
Of men wounded at the Yalu has gone
north after the soldiers, receiving dec.
orations personally from General Ku-
ropatkin.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-21
LIBRARY DIRECTORS ELECTED
cute an Interesting Session ives
Held Yesterday.

guile an tttN@t ~~N''fS
Held Yesterday.
At meeting Of the Library assoeia-
ton yesterday the annual election OF
directors was held, resulting as fo. lows
Mrs. ]. e. duBisnon, Mrs. g. S.
WyIy. Rev, c. G. Bradley and Fr c.
ID. Parker reelected unanimously
their orm Of Office having expired
NJ i. A. Montgomery who haze
been elected to an the lneXpired term
Of Mrs. Parker, was reflected Tor a
term Of three years II. a. Graves was
elected to succeed C. J.. Gambler. re-
signed.
a committee On entertainment was
appointed. composed OF Mrs. j. a
Butts Mrs. r. r. Hopkins and Mrs
j. a. Montgomery y great deal OF
business Tas disposed Of at the meet
ing and the library was found 20 he
prospecting FAIRLY well An election OF
omcers win be heli Jme 3.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-21
RUSSIANS RECLAIMED CONTROL
or RAILWAY; THEN LOST lT

Chefoo, My 20.-Reavy firing was
heard in the direction Of Port Arthur
today. Chinese arriving here from
Dalny say the Russians regained con,
trol Of the railway, but soon lost it
again. Port Arthur is wen provision
ed and the prices are Only slightly
above the aormal It is expected that
Port Arthur viii be taken at any mo.
ment. All proper preparations have
been completed.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-21

It is probable that the superior
court win take up the criminal docket
early next week. There are still a
number OF civil cases, but they will
probably De disposed Of during the
first few days OF next week.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-21
HEAVY FIGHTING EXPECTED
IN VICINITY OF Lao YANG

Mukden, May 20.-Little is known
here of the precise nature Of The oper.
atoms east or south OF Liao Yang, but
early and important events are an
ticipated in the immediate region Of
Liao Yang. The isolated Russian fore
es north Of Port Arthur are Withdraw
ing on Port Arthur and it is reported
that the Japanese are withdrawing
from the vicinity Of Kai Chou and are
advancing to the passes east Of Hal
Cheng and Lao Yang,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-21
nau Current Monday.

1t is stated that the Mutual Light
and Water Company will begin the
day electric current next Monday. It
was expected that the current would
be turned on early in the present
week, but as the weathec has not
been very hot it was net much need
~
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-21
COMPLETE VERY
SUCCESSFUL COMMANDMENT

Hardin, May 20.-The japanese nav.
al bonbardment near Kaichau has
been successfully completed, the oh.
jeet beng to drive Russians inland
Landing parties destroyed a number
OF fortified positions and none which
defended Japs now able to disombark
troops at any point they may select
on the western coast OF the Liaotang
peninsular without any serious oppo-
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-21
NO. Be WEEK OF HARD Work
puallo School Children to starl Ex-
animation Next Week.

aNIHaIToT MI WgGN.
Beginning Monday the child. IN Of
the public schools will enter uran the
asst week Of work for the ? esent
term and they will all be worked
a little over time, in the way Of exam
nations, etc.
The schools will close Friday, when
at the Mansfield street. building at
noon a very interesting program will
be rendered by the Excelsior Literary
society, while exhibits in manual train
ing, etc, by The children will be dis
played The graduating exercises viii
bs held at tho opera house.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-21
ADMIRAL sKRYDLOFF WILL TRY
TO REACH PORT ARTHUR

Hardin. May 20.-Admiral Skrydlof
who has been placed in command OF
the Russian feet at Port Arthur, has
arrived at Vladivistok from st. Peters
burg and later put to sea with five
cruisers ad three destroyers. Con.
junctured he will attempt to reach
Port Arthur.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-21
BURNING OF LARGE PLANT.
laniag and Saw Mills Of Buffalo Pine
f.on3hsnS r,se,roysft

Company Destroyed.
Valdosta, Ca, May 2O.-The large
saw and planning mills Of the Buffalo
Yellow Pine Company. at Haylow. Ga,
were burned on Tuesday morning, To-
gether with about 100000 feet of lum
Der The fire started in the shingle
MILL presumably from the friction Of
a belt and destroyed everything on the
extensive yards except the dry kiln
The loss is not known, but is partially
covered by insurance.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-21
RECEIVERS FOR RED CYPRESS
Judge speer Names Men to Take
Charge Of Company.

IhaF9e OF company.
Macon, Ga, May 20. son the petition
Of the Southern Bank of Georgia, Of
Savannah j. X. Pray, OF Albany and
the j W. Burke Company Of Macon
Judge Speer this morning appointed
r. A. Halam, Of Macon, and Joseph
s. Davis, of Albany, receivers OF the
Red Cypress Lumber Company, 1t is
alleged the lumber company is indebt-
ed to the Savannah bank i'll the sum
of $40.500, It is said that the com
pany is also largely indebted to l.
c. Plants Son bank and the First Ne
tional Bank. r. II. Plant is interest
ed in the Red Cypress Company.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-21
"Wednesday, May IS.

a.m.--lifs%Al lodge OF Georgia and
Rebekah assembly Of Georgia; canton
drill; parade from valdes hotel to
First Baptist church music by Mum:
fords band, grand march; at First
Bapt church addresses OF welcome
The city Of Va dosta ard Phoenix
Lodge BY J. n. ohnson. "Fraternal
Orders. y res T. R Christie; music
by Musulofds band response, ODD
Fellowship" by Hon John A. Hynds,
G. M. march from FIRST Baptist
church 10 glks' hail; secret session
grand lodge at Eil3 hall; Rebekah as
sembly at Phoenix lodge hall.
s p. Subordinate lodge degree
work at ElEs hall; Rebekah assembly
degree work at Phoenix lodge hall;
assembly committees at Masonic hall
Thursday, May &c.
. a. m.-Gecret session as on Wed
nesday.
ago p. IN Moonlight excursion to
Ocean Po1d Hunting and Fishing club
and White Spring, Fla, via Georgia
Southern and Florida railway. Tick
cts to club ground limited to return
vt IL O'Clock same night. Tickets
to White Springs limited to return al
II o'clock on Friday.
Headquarters Valdes hotel. Bureau
Of information Merchants bank. f
H. Hewlett, master Of ceremonies; j
r. BlaIock. chairman steering com
mittee.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-21

Forecast for today in Georgia.
Fair and warmer. light northeast
winds