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, 1904-03-03

FdNNoU1 MINttFe1 DEAD.
Philadelphia, March Edmund F.
Dixon, a one time famous minstrel,
died here today of congestion OF the
lungs.
, 1904-03-03
TO REMOVE Guns
SPANISH COMMISSION WILL TAKE
SOME NOT BOUGHT BY THE
UNITED STATES.

Cannon on Forts Of Porto Rico Not
Included In Treaty Of Paris viii
Be Oismounted-Rio del Pillar
Joins insurgents Who Are oefyine
the Authority Of the Government.
, 1904-03-03

Two quarter size collars for twenty
five cents. Woodruff & Terry.
, 1904-03-03

Daily Republican soc q month.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-26
Senator German Did Not
Say He was For Judge
Parker
is he AFTER NOMINATION.?
Maryland's Senator Says he Did not
Advise Politicians to Work for
Parker-Has Been Quiet on
Nomination Question.

Washington, May 25.A press bu
reau which has been established here
10 further the candidacy ol Judge
Faraar recently seat broadcast
through the country This statement
senator Arthur rue aorman says
II cannot secure the nomlnation
Go to work Tor PARKER. 8oold pre-
Ter lnat my friends 1ayor him to the
exclusion OF any other candidate Let
no other man step in and beat MIN.
il The convention shou decide that
Should be nominated, then weH and
good, but otherwise ! Wodld prefer to
see Parker our next president.
Senator German S friends resented
this statement as being unauthorized
and upon his attention being called to
it today said
There is absolutely no truth in it.
have not spoken in favor OF OF
against Judge Parker or any other
candidate. / have declined 10 express
any preference. do not want to say
anything 10 discourage the candidacy
Of Judge Parker OF aAy one else, but
this paragraph is ismEiy not true"
The Parker bureau is doing q lot
Of active work in sending out pictures
and sketches to new spaperg in all
parts OF the country.
North State NOT to Instruct.
North Carolina viii send its delega.
tes to st. Louis uninstructed, Sena-
tor simmons. who is here, says the
Parker sentiment is strong. ard the
delegation viii be made up Of Parker
men, but will not be instructed.
IN the course of an interview today
he said
When l returned to North Carolina
after the adjournment OF congress /
found there was very strong Parker
sentiment throughout the state, the
convention will undoubtedly send a del
egation Of Parker men but the delega.
ton will not be instructed, so that
it will be free to vote for the man
who appears to be the strongest at
the time the convention meets.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-26
BRUNSWICK LOST
PILOTS COULD NOT HIT HARMON
AND VALDoSTA WON BY
SCORE OF z TO A.

Valdosta, Ca, May 25.-In a pret
tilg played game here this afternoon
yaldosta defeated the Bruna@@ck ri
lots by score Of Z to 3, the game be.
ing Witnessed by large number of
fans,
The defeat Of the Brunswick team
was due to the excellent pitching Of
Harmon, The Savannah south paw. He
had the visitors completely at his
mercy during the entire game. Time
alter time The Brunswick boys would
get men on bases but the needed hit
was not forthcoming. lie struck out
a large number OF men and allowed
only a few hits
On the other hand Walker was
touched np quite frequently by the 10
calls, but had he received giItedge
support the game would have been
more interesting. One or two errors
were made by both teams at critical
times The brunswick boys, however
played an unusually good game, and il
was their inability 10 connect with
Harmons curves which lost the game.
The well known Savannah south paw
was full Of speed had excellent con.
troll and would have won almost any
game with any kind Of support
More than usual interest centers on
tomorfow's game, and it will be wit.
messed by an unusually large crowd.
There is plenty Of betting in this lit
tie burg tonight on the outcome, and
considerable brunswick money is in
evidence, with easy takers.
1t ha. not been decided who will pitch
for the two teams, but it is more than
probable tnat Harmon and Walker
viii again be in the firing line II
they are in condition and are perfectly
willing they win be called upon again
Grimes, gho pitched for the Pilots
Tuesday. is in very good form and
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-26
Interesting Meeting Held
By the Board of Trade
Yesterday
The PLANS WIRE OUTLINED
Washington Furniture RactoyrMan Ad
dressed Number of Business
Men-Matter Referred to j..
Committee.

Quite number Of representative bus
mess men assembled in the board OF
trade rooms at the city hall yesterday
morning to meet with Mr.. Charles
Hooper, OF Washington, d. G. who
eontemplates erecting a furniture fac
tory in this city The meeting was
called or the purpose Of listening to
Mr Hooper's plans, and also to heai
what the business men OF Brunswick
had to say on The subject.
Mr. Hooper was introduced by Pres
ident Smith, and in the course OF his
talk he outlined his plans. which were
listened to with interest by those pres
ent.
Mr. Hooper stated that he had had
considerable experience in furniture
factories, that they We're in operation
in all sctions OF the country al pres
ent, and We're paying good dividends
to the owners. lie said it was his
idea to start a small factory some
where, probably in This city, where
transportation facilities and hard wood
were both good. aud also where other
advantages were offered
He foughl it would be best to be
.sin with factory OF small capacity
which would only manufacture chea
grades OF furniture, such as tables
etc. which did MOI require eXtrayagant
machinery After explaining the plan
TO the bu mess men present MI Hoop.
er said he wotdd he willing to inyest
$1,000 in a factory al present and in
st@a years woutd aappiiment thai
amount with $ls00 Therefore, The
people OF this city are called upon to
subscribe the necessary amount, be
sides what MI Hooper would invest.
to establish the factory.
Several present spoke interestingly
on the subject, stating that the hard
woods necessary were obtainable near
Brunswick and coula be secured al
a very small cost.
The matter was discussed for quito
awhile and was finally referred to
Mr. C. d. Ogg, who is chairman OF
the committee which has the matter
in hand
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-26
Georgia to Be Well Rep
resented at Coming
Encampment
TWO OR THREE REGIMENTS
1t has Been Definitely Decided That
Georgia viii Send a Large Num-
bef of aFen-List of Officers
Who Will be in Charge.

The following story from yesterday s
AdanGs Constitution will be Of inter
est here
1t has ben definitely decided to
send tac Georgia troofs to the fan
maneu4ers OF the United States army
at Manassas, Va in brigade formation
This conclWion was reached yester
day afier a conference between Adiu,
tant General S. W. Harris and GOV.
ernor ferell, and the details oil the al
ranseBlants have been left entirely to
a comanittee composed of the four
coIones OF infantry who will go, Col.
onel WI G. Obear, inspector general;
Colonel A. J. Scott, assistant adju,
tant general with Adjutant Generla
Harris as chairman, This action has
been taken in order that Goreynor Ter
rell may be relieved of any trouble
connected with the details OF the ar
rangemeat, because he viii be busily
occupie with the legislature which is
soon to be in session.
il ha been definitely determined
shat the Georgia brigade shall go in
command Of Colonel Usher Thompson.
OF the Third infantry, he being the sen.
tor colonel. Colonel W. E. Wooten
win eoWmand the Fourth regiment
which VIII go in its entirety, Colo
mel G. a Gordon of the First, will
eomnand The regiment composed OF
eight companies frem tile First and
Four from the Second Colonel Cliff
nfd 4erson Of the Firth, will COM
mand the regiment composed OF eight
companies from The Firth aud -four
from the Third. The cavalry will 80
as separate squadron, under the
command Of Colonel r. w. Meldrm
while the Two companies from the
First heavy artillery at Savannah
under command OF Major w. w. VIII
hanson Will be attached to the Fourth
regiment, under command OF Colonel
Wooten.
In all Georgia will have 2,1OO men
in attendance on these maneuyers fol
tho fun fifteen days period.
Further details have not been ar,
ranged as yet, but the organization
Of the brigade viii be undertaken at
once Within the next few days the
staff officers will be appointed and
all steps for the trip will be taken
as speedily as possible.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-26
Miss Guest, Who was a
Guest, went Away with
Anoti1er's Clothes
Captured IN WAlCROSs
When she Returned from Visit to :
Brunswick Lady, Young Wayoross
Lassie Took Along Hostess
Good Clothes.

Miss Sallie Guest Of Waycross,
came down to be the guest Of Miss
Minnie Morris Now Miss Guest is the
guest OF sheriff Berre ana 1t is her
time to guess how long she viii get sot
stealing clothes while the guest OF
Miss Morris,
The facts in the case are a. follows:
Miss Guest. a pre,ty ltue maiden OF
Waycross, who has probably seer
about sixteen summers, is in the
.Glynn county Jail charged with steal
ing clothes while in Hruasai ieG visit
ing her friend Niss Minnie Morris
VINO lives on Monk treet near Coch.
ran avenue
IT seems chat Miss Guest came
here 4 lev weeks ago to he the guest
OF Miss Morris for several days. Al
ter she had returned u her home in
Wayeross Miss Norris missed a major
its Of her best clothes Miss Guest
was Of course. charged vita the theft
and Miss Morris swore out a warran,
charging her with larceny from the
house.
Miss Morri also reported The case
10 police o0ieeNs. aud she was Instruct
ed 10 have the warrant issued
0hicer sam Coins was in Waycroaa
yesterday ana while there afr9Ae6'
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-26
GEORGIA BUILDING Ar ST. LOUIS
It VIII be Formally Opened to the
Public June IA.

il WiH BE Formally ooened 10 the
Public June q.
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commissioner General Dudley M
l1ls'le8 ana wee commissioner 0enef-
q Hn&h Y washington, v the Geor
sia bnildnI@ f0nd, We're n. Atlanta
Tuesday morning for the purpose Oh
coniefring win Governor Terrell rela
live % ilie opening date and the result
OF the conference was chat June l4th
was finally settled upon Commission
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-26
Negroes Who Killed the
Wealthy Americus Negro
in Jail Here
CASE ATTRACTS INTEREST
Preliminary Hearing will not Occur
for Several Days-lt is Believed
That Other Negroes Were
implicated in Murder

Officer Sam Coins returned yester-
day morning at $50 o'clock from
Americus With the negroes Troy and
w. y Cherry, who are charged with
the murder OF the wealthy Americus
negro, Barnett in this city a few
Neehs ago. The etory OF the murder
and how the case was worried UP by
the Brunswick officer has been pre-
viously told in these columns, and
while all interested in The case are
negroes, sill the murder nas attracted
considerable attention, both among the
colored aud white people of the city
and the final result OF the case will
be watched with more than usual inter
est.
The two negroes named above were
nrrated in Americus Saturday by
The marshal Of that city, upon the
receipt of telegram from Officer
Coins. Both are prominent Amerieus
negroes and the arrest created quite
a sensation in negro circles OF that
city.
Abe Simmons, the Brunswick hack
man, who is now in jail, and Who car
ried the negroes out to the cypress
mills in his carriage, Immediately iden-
tilted the Americus negroes when they
arrived at the Jail yesterday. lie
says he is absolutely sure thai they
are the two who engaged the carriage
and together with Barnett, went out
to the eyjress mills. where the three
left the carriage. Later the two re
turned without Barnett and stated to
the hachman that he (Barnett) had de
cided to remain all night. The fol
lowing morning Earnett was found in
a little creek with his neck broken
The negroes refused to talk of the
ease very much, but one of therI stat
ed to the officer Ell route to Brunswick
" il we are punished others will have
to be too 1t is and has been belieY
ed by the officers that another negro
was implicated, and the statement
above made by the negroes would indi
cate that there were more than two
after Barnetts money.
The negroes We're placed in Jail and
will not be given preliminary hear
ing for several days. The Bruins
wick hacklnan is still held in Jail
and will be used as d witness.
The officers OF Brunswick and Amer
icus are sure they have captured the
guilty negroes, and think they have
sufficient circumstantiaI evidence to
convict them.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-26
A HEALTH RESORT
LARGE HOTEL MAY BE ERECTED
AT THE aPRINGs NEAR WAYN-
ESVILLE.

1t is more than probable that Wayn-
esyille, the little station on the Allan,
tic Coast Line, twenty-five miles from
Brunswick, will soon be one of the
best known health resorts in this sec.
ton, with ample hotel facilities to ac-
commod9te many visitors.
The people of this well known lit.
tie place now have under adyisement
the erection of hotel at the springs
and it is learned that already over
two thousand dollars have been sub.
5eribed while the land for the site has
been donated. -
w. NJ. Wiggins, the well known lum-
herman at WaynesYille, %@AAin tbs
city yesterday and in the coisfse II a
tllh with a representative OF The
News he stated that efforts were now
being made to erect large hotel at
the springs, and he is OF The opinion
that the efforts will prove successful.
1t is the idea Of those Interested in
the movement to erect a hotel as near
the springs as possible, which is To-
Gated one mile from the station. A
railway Of some kind, probably cleo
trio or dummy" is also contemplated
the line Of track to be from the sta
tion to the hotel.
1t is a well known fact thal Waynes-
Vile Is one Of the healthiest spots in
this section. A prominent physician
recently visited the springs, obtained
some Of the water, had it analized and
pronounced it the best he had ever dis
covered. Since that time he has ad-
yised number OF his patients to 90
to the springs for their health, but
there is no place there to accommo
date visitors. Mr.. Virgins stated yes.
trday that numbers OF letters were
received by people at Waynesviile
from all sections OF the state asking
for board
The erection of hotel and car
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-26
Russians Got Best
Big Fight
Kiuchou
NEWS FROM ST. PETE
War Office Receives Dispatci
Indicate that Gen. kuropl
to Make Important Move
ported Jap Ship SIR

ST. Petersburg, May 25 III
er defeat Of the japanese
kinchoa by General ael1 llasE
drm@ The Russi as lareaI
@y ilt3 deA Commanded
H hica deiaa ea lhaiI
fhe russians Ios. VAS onl
aAa aofty mea. Tins ia 8aael
fe fepasted 10 h5ve been nd
ier
The war omce has recesgsl
dispatches from General I'D
reporting various stragetie ml
It appears, IRON the dispatc|
he has decided to take the l
A Vladiyostok dispatch sta|
General Skrydloff left for a
the Rossia and was aecomp|
Gromober.
An officer who has reac
Yang from Yokow announces
Aay is i've battalions Of Japs
ambush laid by General Foel
row valley before Kinchou a
" destroyed same. This ne
ever, requires continuation.
Chinese relate that on Nj
large Japanese vessel was b
before Port Arthur. On the
party OF Cossacks attacked 1
oyerpoweTad the Japanese
which was burned down. r
destroyed a large quantity OF
supplies, subsequently, retul
good order.
Lao Yang, son Of the Japan
mander who was taken alive.
ted harikar.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-26
An Old nrunswIcklan

Cbas b. Ost, Of Woycross, now man
age Of the Phoenix hotel OF that city
is spending a few days here Mr. Os'
WAS resident Of Brunswick some
fifteen or twenty years ago. and he
talks most interestingly on people
and things in those days He is a
clever gentleman, and we hope he will
come oftener ana remain longer IL
the future
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-26

City council viii meet in regular
semimonthly session tonight. 1t is
expected Chat several matters of impor
tance viii come up and the meeting
is expected 10 be an interesting one
Among other things report Of some
kind is looked Tor from the hospital
committee
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-26
pitch lhe e-me.

may pitch the s-me
The Brunswick boys have no com
plant TO enter on the game today.
They we're simply outplayed in a hard
struggle. The boys, however, claim
that they will win ahe series by can
turing toroorrow's game.
Every member Of the Brunswick
team Is delighted with the treatment
he is receiving while the guest Of the
Valdoata boys They are being well
cared for in esery respect.
The team viii leave for Brunswick
early tomorrow morning. reaching
home over the a. q L. at s O'Clock,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-26
HUNT PARTY AT TUsKf
soudan Promoter Wants Negrd
Know Cotton lndustru

Tuskegee, Ala, May 25. Lie
the Soadan promoter, with a
party Of friends, including
of the Mint George e. Robel
Mrs. Roberts, reached here til
ing in a private car to remain
the commencement season of
kekee institute and to conf,
Booker 7. Washington with a
securing a number of negroes Z
in scientific agriculture and
chanicaI arts for the cotton
experiment being carried On
soudan by MI. Hunt, who las
concession from the english
ment.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-26
.Recention to Ealconio.

Philadelphia, May "a. Monsignor
Domide Falconio, the apostolic dele.
gate at Washington, was today ten.
dered reception at villa Nova college
He will sail for Rome on Saturday
having been summoned by the pope
and may not return to this country.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-26

The board Of trade will meet in reg
ular weekly session at the city hall
this morning at 10 o'clock. Matters
OF vital importance are expected 70
come up and fun attendance Of the
members is requested.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-26
TO MAKE EXHIBIT
At THE SCHOOLS
&---
People Invited to Visit Pub
lie Schools and See
Work
THE GRADUATING EXERCISES
They Win Occur at the opera House
Tomorrow Night and a Very In
terestins Program Has Been
Arranged for Evening.

Arranged for Evening.
Tomorrow at Glynn Academy, an ex,
Alhit will be held illustrating to some
extent The work which has been done
u the schools for the past year
fhese exhibits haze been instituted
Superintendent Ballard. for The
eft of the patrons OF the public
a-ools. in order thai they may gain
some definite idea OF what il being
taught in the schools ana the excel
lent results thertrom Few. bun teach
can apIreciate the amount of work
saa ave development Of resources both
meal and manual which this exni-
81 illustrates but all will have an op
ftunity of learning the character OF
4e work In which their children are
- trained and have explained to
b@them the Importance Of their co-opera
ton q This wonderful work Of train
ls the minds. hands ana Characters
q theit children
uaaer the present System nothing
aeiag undertaken nor carried out
hich has not been suggested, tried ana
appfavea by master minds of eddea
tion Not even 10 the slightest manlp
ulation of childish ngers III childish
1asumea. but has lts wen defined Oh
eli
i.1e aeii mousse OF the primary school
til SHOW the work oi dlawing. cut
ms ana building oi household iurni-
re, anu ably illustrates the accuracy
% neatness which the children must
a5tain before their work viii be ap
proved III lie grammar and hi4lr
senools the COMPOSITION work has been
Iaely cofrelaled with drawing ana
vafiou studies is geography, his
~ aud literature. and The penman
ahip of great number o. The chill
dfan Is as attractive as the illustra
ions which are found IN their work.
The bashetry and wood carving dc
partment, Whiie IN IT'S lneipieney as ne.
CARDS Brunswick, is surprisingly good
ome individuals hsving contributed
cry dne specimens. Several pretty
enes from The classics will be illus
rated il wood WorA, castles in Eng,
land, Robinson Crusoe. ana Japan
village. being among them. The
children are enthusiastic over the ex
ldbit ana q picked number wiz give
practical demonstration, during the
Nhibit q drawing, painting, sewing
ar.ing and cooking as taught in the
hools- The era Of progress is at
rand in the Brunswick schools and
those who are guiding them through
their transitional period are to bel
concentrated on The success Of theil
undertaking
Graduating Exercises.
Tile exercises Of the graduating
elias win occur at the Grand Friday
nieht. BEGINNING Al 8.3u A small ad.
mission fee 81 1s cents oiIl ne chargad
The graduates are Henry Bunkley
Virginia pirnev Harry Everett liiv
f.otnfo pebg tordon Nellie Ra,nar
carrie staoe roeonhina rarraS an5
N4vton walEer The nros,an 10 ha|
rendered II tba onae, honoa ID a. fol
lous
rngaaatie,r ta, ~. poda
waico,aa ssana e,,,orne
ran+ast ~, pri,aa t4.arot.o.. ,,,dor
tba arse,ea- oe fbo rvca1aio, ,teror,,
sgo,at,
ra,aa4t... ,,a.o,,o,. e......4
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-26
ATTACK ON LAO TONG
PENINsULAR POSTPONED

sbimonoseki, May 25.-OnIy minol
operations are at present in progress
on the Lao Thong peninsular Tho
main attack mas probably been post
poned for some time.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-26
$500 FOR NEGRO scHc
Americus institute Has SUI
Home Peonle.

tStiiC FSOplCs
Americus, Ga, May 25. Th|
icus Institute, flourishing nd
lege, has just received in Cd
tribation Of $1.5O0. OF this s1I
contributed by the Baptist Hid
sion Society, OF Philadelphia. \
izens of Amerieus subscribed
mainder. Recently John Rod
gave this school $500. The md
be expended in additions to Il
and purchase of needed appara
The institute was establish
is being maintained entirely
the efforts Of the principal,
Reddick.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-26
PEACHES GOING TO MAP
Pike County Growers Receivin|
Price for Fruit.

Pike County Growers Receivin|
Price for Fruit.
BarnesviIle. Ga, May 25. T|
growers Of this section are bel
to ship peaches- to the local !
The early varieties OF the
are maturing very fast and evl
a number Of crates are expfel
the local markets.
Owing to the recent continl|
spell the peaches are not ver|
but are fully matured otherw|
command a fair price in the b
The fruit men here and at TIL
points around this city have
a considerable quantity alrea|
|are rushing their products to mi
The outlook for a bounteol
Of fruit this season is excd
encouraging.