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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-27
TEST OF POWER BETWEEN
BOSS PLATT AND opEI

New York, Feb 26.-Mezzws o!
the republican state committee Assem-
bled at the Fifth Avenue Hotel today
to discuss the question of date and
place for holding the state convention.
Owing to the difference OF opinioa
among the party leaders the matter
may not be settled definitely for an
other week. The settlement Of IT,
date for holding the convention is ~
garded as the first test as to whether
Senator Platt or Governor Odell is in
actual control OF the party machinel
Governor OdelI favors an early dai
Senator Platt prefers late one, fr
the alleged reason that he desires all
the important legislative business 70
be out Of the way before the conven-
tion meets. The selection of a late
date, therefore, will be accepted as evi-
dence by the rank and file that Sena-
tor Platt mas not relinQuished the
party reins. An early date will be
regarded as indicative of Governor
OdePs control of the state committee.
Coupled with the call which the
committee will issue for the conyen-
tion may be the proviso that the con-
vention is to select new state com
mittee. This is much desired by C.oy-
ernor odell and, it is understood. is
not opposed by Senator Plat. line.
convention will select four delee tes
at large to the republican national esn
vention. Unless present plans aiis-
carry the delegation will be CONF Iosed
Of Senators Plat and Depew, Goferil
or Odell and former Governor Bla Ss.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-27
A PROMINENT VISITOR.
One of the New York Life Insurance
Co, Officials Visits Brunswick.

One of the New York Life Insurance
Co., Officials Visits Brunswick.
Following closely upon inc visit to
Brunswick last week OF Treasurer
Randolph, Of the New York Life Insur.
aifca company, who was one OF Pres
ident spencer's party. Brunswickians
have had the pleasure OF entertaining
during the past few days, one of the
most prominent representatives of
that mammoth financial institution in
the southern field.
This official, Mr.. Charles a. Wilson,
who has charge of the southeastern
Georgia and Florida territory came to
Brunswick for a personal interview
with Mr. c. W Deming, who has had
the New York Lift agency in charge
for the past several months. The Wis
it was very satisfactory to all parties
concerned and Mr.. Wilson returned
much pleased with his frt trip to
Brunswick The New York Life has
paid one very large death claim in
Brunswick within the past Jew weeks
and that with the usual plompmess
which chsracterizes all it, dealing
with the public.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-27
TO RAISE MONEY
FOR GORDON FUND
Meeting of Citizens Will
Be Held at City Hall
Monday Night
i COMMITTEE TO SOLICIT
a Thorough Canvass of the City viii
be Made, and it is Believed That
Good Amount Will be Sub
scribed.

The committee in charge to raise
subscriptions for the Gordon monu
ment fund held very interesting
meeting yesterday and made all
preliminary arrangements, appointing
ia committee to solicit funds and also
arranged meeting for Monday night.
The committee appointed to solicit
funds IN the city is composed of the
following well known gentlemen: C.
Downing, G. P. Goodyear, II. f Dun.
woody, w. f. symons, w, b. Borroughs.
At the city hall Monday night at
7:30 O'Clock a meeting will be held
at which an effort will be made to raise
a very good sum for this good cause.
A special invitation is extended to
the Ladies Memorial association, the
Daughters of the Confederacy, the
veterans, sons of veterans and all
citizens to attend the meeting
Several prominent citizens will
speak on the life and service Of the
late beloved Gordon and the meeting
promises TO be very interesting one.
All ministers OF the city are urgent
II requested to announce this meet
ing from their respective pulpits to.
morrow morning, and it is hoped that
The meeting will be largely attended
by citizens generally,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-27
Spent Last Night in Jury
Room at the Court
HO; s.
A VERY HARD FOUGHT CAST
Believed That Mistrial viii be TIA
Final Result--Jurors Were Drawn
Yesterday for May Term of
the Court.

The case of Priscilla McIver VS.
'Seaboard Air Line railway. which has
been on trial for the past two days,
has probably been the hardest fought
civil case in the history Of the city
court. The lawyers succeeded in max.
ing such a fight that the jury is tied
up and for hours they have been unable
to reach a verdict
The evidence in tn cease was con.
Guided Thursday afternoon and ar,
guments commenced yesterday morn,
ing, There were several lawyers in.
terested In the case and they all ad.
dressed the jury. The case was given
to the jury yesterday afternoon add
it was expected that they would Be
out for some time but a verdict was
looked for by 6 o'clock and those in
terested in the case patiently remain
ed around the court house waiting
for a decision. However the Jury Isl
still out, and spent last night very
pleasantly CD in the jury room Of
the court house.
In the afternoon Judge Gale an
nounced an adjournment.
New Jurors Drawn.
The following jurors were drawn
for the May term;
r. T. Bunkley. w. H. DeVoe, Charl-
ton Wright, ]. c. Calhoun, Clifford
postell M. e. Dq A. V. Wood, E.
A. Pennlman, c. g. Fleming, Alex
Peters, j. l.. Lambright, r. e. Smith,
A. C. Jeffers. j. w. wood, G. d, Ogg,
Geo M ovens J. I. Dent. NJ. S. DeArer
T. w. Flanders, c M. Flanders, r. r.
Baker, NJ r. Barnhill, A. j. Burney,
VIM M Baker, w. G Drawdy, M, J..
Martin, f. A. Wrench, ]. X. Mason
J. A. Montgomery. w. e. Morgan, A.
A. Burney, c. S TAFT, w. w. Miller, E.
F. Coney. j. l. Waite, G. e. Arnold.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-27
Washington Believes That
1t VIII Involve Western
Nations
ARE RUSSIANS BOTTLED UP?
It is Believed in London That the
Fleet is Locked in Port Arthur
Harbor-otaer aNsws From
Seat of War.

Washington, Feb. 2c-Recent dip.
lomatic development ia the Ear East
have caused cor iaerable apprehen.
sion in government circles. The fact
that Japan has made a treaty with
Korea is undoubtedly q ten-strike on
the part of the island nation. an
win be productive of immense ben.
eft to the country, in the event Of
European interierenq@
The treaty that Japan has effected
with Korea is subtle document,
drawn undoubtedly, with a far,reach.
ing purpose It makes Korea the ally
OF Japan and guarantees the independ-
enee Of the country, two very unex-
peeted and important facts The treas
ty is generally conceded to be one Of
farreaching importance and may have
the effect Of involving western pow
ers.
Combination of this fact is seen in
the message that has been sent by
King Edward to the Gar of Russia.
The message was dispatched through
the Russian ambassador and stated
piainly that Englnd will nov act as
Japan's ally, IN the event that France
makes the slightest move in violation
Of the strietest letter Of the neutrality
law.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-27
BELIEVED RUSSIAN FLEET
IS NOW BOTTLED UP

London. Feb 26.--Naval experts
here are OF the opinion that the Jap.
anese feet has succeeded in bottling
the Russian squadron in Port Arthur
and that the latter's effectiveness as
a fighting machine IS gone.
The experts base their opinion on
the fact that the stone-laden barges
sent ii ii ,y by the Japanese were sunk
by the Russian fire at or near the
mouth Of the harbor and must prove
an insurmountabIe obstruction to The
egress OF such ships as make up the
Port Arthur squadron.
If the japanese have succeeded as
is believed here. in their design Of
blocking the harbor entrance, the fall
Of Port Arthur must follow before a
great while.
In all quarters there is extravagant
praise Of the manner in which the
japanese carried out their plan.
The British foreign office has re-
ceiyed an official dispatch saying that
not one Of the japanese torpedo boats
was injured in the attack on Port Ar
thur on Wednesday, Feb. a.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-27
SENATOR BAILEY WILL SPEAK
TO Address Georgia Bar Association
At Meeting in June.

To Address Georgia Bar Association
At Meeting in June.
The Georgia Bar Association which
meets at Warm Springs ON June 30th
this year will have as the annual ora.
tor Hon. JOS. w Bailey, United States
senator from Texas. Mr. Bailey has
accepted the invitation which was ex.
tended to him several days ago, and
will speak to the association on July
1st.
Mr.. Bailey is one Of the foremost
men in America today. He has been
in congress for many years, first as a
representtiye and then as a senator
He is one Of the most eloquent ora
tors in the United States senate and
his speech will no doubt be one Of the
best that has been delivered to the
bar association in many years.
In addition to Mr.. Bailey there will
be addresses from some OF the lead.
ing attorneys of the state and dis.
cussions Of some Of the most impor-
tant legal questions. The attendance
upon the meetings Of the association
have been increasing each year and
greater interest is taken in the meet
ings.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-27
LOSS ESTIMATED
At S5,0OO,0OO
-
Principal Portion of the
City Now Reduced to
Ashes
THE FIRE BURNED FOR HOURS
Fire Was Caused by Wires Being
Crossed Near Dry Goods store.
Help was Sent From Buffalo
and Syracuse.

I Rochester N. Y, Feb. 26.-The very
central business portion of this city
was destroyed by fire today.
The fire was caused by a cross
wire at five o'clock this morning near
"a large dry good store, which was
quickly ignited, and the flames quick.
ly spreading beyond control of firemen.
Help was Immediately asked for and
fire departments responded from Syra-
euse and Buffalo, but the frozen pipe
plugs greatly handicapped the firemen
Steadily the flames went from one
building to another, and at one time
it looked as though the entire city
would be swept.
The firemen finally succeeded in get.
ting the flames under control at 3
o'clock In the afternoon, after they had
burned an area OF about three acres
composed Of the principal business
buildings of the city.
Tonight the loss is estimated at
about five million dollars.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-27

IN The HANDS OF COUNCIL
lf soIons Will Appropriate an Amount
E to Keep Library up it is Thought
One Can be Obtained For
This city.

From all indications it is believed
THAT Brunswick is soon to have hand
some library, to be the gift of Andrew
IEarnegie.
As has been stated in these columns
from time to time, many citizens who
are deeply interested in the library
have been talking of securing one OF
these Carnegie libraries, and at a
meeting of the board of education held
several weeks ago the natter was dis
|cussed at some length by the mem
bers.
As stated in these columns yester,
day morning, A. v Wood, president
of the board of educa on, sent a com
munication to council their meeting
Thursday night Advocating the move.
ment and asking coun il to look into
the matter The communication was
referred to councils special commit
tee on education, which committee
will probably report at the next reg
ular meeting of council.
Mr., Wood stated in the communica-
ton that he thought Brunswick could
well stand a $4,000 library, and yes
terday this subject was discussed by
many citizens, and large majority
of them expressed themselves as be-
ing pleased with the idea, and think
council should take favorable action
on the subject
1t is thought that Mr. Carnegie will
donate $4,000 for the library here
provided council will agree to appropri.
ate 10 per cent. Of this amount annual.
ly FOR supporting the library. This,
it is believed, could be done by the
city, as it will not amount to a very
6 'eat sum.
Nothing is of more genuine good to
a city than an Up to date library, and
while the one we now have is answer.
ing the purpose quite well, it would
indeed be much better if the city could
obtain a handsome building for the
home Of the library, with sufficient
money to carry it en- as it should be-
and The News believes that a large
per centage of the people of the city
would endorse councils action should
the body agree to the proposition.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-27
TREATY WITH KOREA IS
SHREWD MOVE OF JAPS
LITTLE NOTES ABOUT TOWN..
Short Items Hastily Gathered for
News Readers.

News Readers.
Carpenters have just completed
work on the city clock, and it ha,
been thoroughly repaired, repaintec
and placed in good condition generally
1t is understood that several cars
OF Augusta gravel have been ordered
by the city, and as soon as they arrive
the work Of improving the streets will
begin.
The state democratic committee will
meet in Atlanta next week and name
a date for the coming primary. AS
soon as this is done The chairman OF
the Glynn county committee will call
meeting.
The advance sale Of seats for King
Dodo and The Storks, the two mus
ical comedies that will be here next
week, is progressing rapidly. and al
ready there are but few good seats oh.
tainable. These win be two Of the
best attractions that win be here this
season.
Glynn count" pensioners win be
glad to learn that arrangements are
now being made by the state and that
their money will probably be forth.
coming in a few days. Money from
other funds than that of tue pension,
which has been exhausted. win be
used to pay the pensions.
Judge Parker viii hold a chambers
session Of the superior court at Bax
ley on next Tuesday and Wednesday
at which time matters pertaining to
the Glynn superior court viii be heard
and number of attorneys. are going
up to argue demurrers. motions, etc
The A. & B. and B. & B. officials
who have been in the city for two or
three days left yesterday Tor othel
points on the road. They will also
go to Montezuma before returning.
Upon request of the civic league
number Of improvements are to be
made by the city council in Hanover
park An effort will also be made tc
keep chickens out Of the park.
The Gi3gnon.Pollock Stock company
played to good sized audience al,
the Grand last night, and the perform
ance was much enjoyed.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-27
Checks for Armory Rent.

1t will be interesting to the state
militia to know that Adjt. Gen. S. w.
Harris will begin today sending out
checks to all the military companies
of the state for the fourth quarters
armory rent for 1903 The payment
of this armory rent was suspended
last summer on account Of the expense
Of the encampment, and it was only a
few weeks ago that the armory rent
for the third quarter Of 1908 was paid
Following close upon that all compa-
nies will now receive their armory
rent for the last quarter Of last year
The total amount distributed will be
something more than $4,000 or $3.50
per quarter to each company in the
state
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-27
ROCHESTER, N. Y, HAS
A BIG CONFEDERATION
THE REPORT is DENIED.
That oarien and Western Railroad
Has Been Sold.

"@t Ds'ien ana western Railroad
Has Been Sold.
The announcement that the Darien
and Western railroad has been sold
is denied. The Savannah News Of YES.
terday says of the road.
The Darien and Western railroad is
not to be sold, despite the report to
that effect, which has been current.
Th road is to be developed, improv.
ed and extended, and work to this
end win be begun Immediately. Among
the intended Improvements are the
laying of the present road with heav.
ier rail, and the purchase of new
equipment.
The new policy was inaugurated sew
eral days ago at the annual meeting
when four new directors were put on
the board, and when new officers were
put in charge OF its affairs. These
officers are: Douald Mackay, president,
H. d. Emerson, vice president; Geo
D. Macl1ay secretary and treasurer
and F. H. Mcfarland, superintendent
The new directors are Donald Mac.
kay, George D. Mackay, H. D. Emerson
and r. NJ Hitch.
The new plans for the road are the
results OF an investigation Of the
property and its possibilities, recently
made by Mr.. Emerson, of New York,
who is an expert in all matters per
tanning to railroads, and who in this
case represented the owners of the
property. His report showed that the
road is capable Of being made very
much more valuable at a compare
lively small outlay of money His
views were accepted by the owners
who elected him vice president with
instructions to carry out his plans for
the betterment Of the property.
The details of the extension have
not been settled but as Darien is an
important port itself and it's contin
gent territory is rich in freight pro
ducing material chiefly lumber, it is
believed that a business can be de
vloped even along the present lines
that will make the road valuable pro-
perty Mr.. Emerson is now in New
York but is expected to return to
Darien about March 5. He will inn
mediately begin the work Of improv-
ing the present road The matters of
extension will be taken up later
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-27
ROAD WILL OFFER REWARD.
Coast Line After Murderer of Section
Foreman Murray.

Wilmington N. c., Feb. 26.-The At.
Iantic Coast Line officials announce
that the company will offer a large re
wrd for the capture of the assassins
Of Section Master Murray, who was
shot near Savannah.
General Manager Kenly authorizes
the statement that no money will be
spared in running down the culprits
and II possible they will be captured
The Coast Line will protect their en-
ployees at any cost.
Mr.. Kenly was not prepared to say
whether or not the murder was the re-
suit of the strike Of maintenance of
way-employees. Company officials say
the strike wearing itself out, and
that there are not over fifteen vacan
cies on the entire first division.
The situation continues satisfactory
to the road.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-27
JAPANESE SOLDIERS NOW
LANDING lN MANcHURlA

Yinkow Feb. 26.--Natiye reports
that the Japanese have landed at
Possiet Bay and subsequently under
taken operations against Hun Chun
and towards Klrin, have received
qualified confirmation from English
missionary refugees who have arrived
at New Chwang.
These people say that the Russian
Chinese bank has removed from Kirin
to Kwsng cheng-Tsi, where CONNER.
ciaI interests are seeking safety and
defense.
This reported advance has produced
eonsternation among the European
civilians residing in the@ine Of march
1t is reported that the Russian gov
ernment bureau at yladivostock has
withdrawn to KhRysroVBk.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-27
Russell IS IN THE RACE
Win Oppose Chief Justice Simmons
for Supreme Court.

Win Oppose Chief Justice Simmons
for Supreme Court.
The following interesting political
tory is from yesterdays Atlanta Con,
stitution:
Judge r. B, Russell, OF the western
judicial circuit, Yesterday announced
his candidacy for chief Justice Of the
supreme court Judge Russell reached
his determination yesterday to oppose
Chief Justice r. j. Simmons, and
made this announcement to friends at
the capitol and others in the city.
Judge Russell has been Judge Of the
western judicial circuit for the last
six years, prior to which time he was
solicitor general Of the circuit. He
has long been known in public life,
and is prominently identified with
the Masons of Georgia. Judge Rus.
sell was at one time a candidate for
United States senate against Senator
Bacon The western circuit, over the
court of which he has presided for some
years, is composed Of the counties Of
Clarke, 0eonee. Jackson, Banks, Frank
lin, Walton and Gwinnett.
In mixing his announcement, Judge
Russell calls attention to the fact that
this is the first time the people of
the state have had an opportunity to
vote directly for chief Justice He
realizes, he says, that the matter of
getting his candidacy before the peo
pie Of the state will be difficult one,
but he proposes to begin his campaign
at once, and to devote his best ef-
forts to it.
Chief Justice Simmons will be can
didate for reelection.