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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-10
THE JAPS SCONTINUETO
ATTACK PORT ARTHUR
WRECK OF BARK orzAMlz.
Crew was Panicky-Two had Mutined
and Defied the Captain.


| and Defied the Captain.
A short account of the wreck of the
bark Otzamiz at Fernandina, was pub
lished in these columns a few days
ago, before any particulars were learn
ed. The following from the Jackson
vile Metropolis viii be of interest:
The Uruguayan bark Otzamiz, Capt
Decorina, from Liverpool. was wreck
ed last Sunday night on Amelia Beach
about one mile south of the jetties.
says dispatch from Fernandina.
All the crew reached the shore safe.
ly.
The bark was anchored off the bar
in heavy fog. The chains parted
and the vessel is now a total loss. and
is fast going to pieces.
Capt. Decorina had charged two Of
the crew with mutiny, and the men are
under arrest.
The two sailors mutinied Sunday
night, and were tied, but managed to
get loose, and Monday morning, when
the pilot boarded the bark he found
them in possession of the forward
part Of the deck, armed with knives
The captain requested that officers be
sent for to take them into custody,
and the Uruguayan vice-consu swore
out warrant for assault, under which
they were held by the local officers i'm
til they can be taken before a United
States commissioner.
The shipwrecked crew remained ON
board until late in the forenoon. when
they launched the yawl and came
ashore They numbered fifteen men.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-10
POLITICAL POT
BEGINS TO BOIL.
-
May Be a Three Cornered
Fight for the Legis-
Iature
TWO MEN ARE MfNllONrDI
Hon. Thos. W. Lamb States That he
May Enter Race Against Repre-
sentative Butts-Judge Whit
field Also Mentioned.

The political pot in Glynn county is
beginning to fume little. It has not
reached the stage of genuine warm
ness and is long way from boiling,
but the fires are being kindled and
tiny sparks are being emitted from
the pig pot in whose confines all OF
the officers of the county will soon
take dip.
1t was reported yesterday that two
prominent citizens had the legislative
bee in their bonnets and intended
measuring their lances with Represen
tative Butts for that position. They
were Hon. Thomas w Lamb. the well
known GIynn county statesman, who
has served in so many places of trust
in the past, and Judge Boiling Whit
field, the Brunswick attorney.
Judge Whitfield was out Of the city
and could not be seen. However Col
Lamb. came in from his country home
and when questioned on the subject
by a News representative he said he
was not in position, just at this time
to make an announcement op the sub
iect.
Col Lamb stated that he really cn
tertained an ambition to serve the pco
pie Of the county in the position and
that he had received a number of as
surances of suppQrt and requests e
make the race from all sections OF the
county, al of which hs was very care
Ifully considering and that he won .
be in a position to say something q
a definite nature in short while.
Representative Butts will again be
candidate for the place and it is nai
unlikely that the fight will be three
cornered one.
There are also a number of runner
going the rounds and as soon as tAa
democratic executive committee holds
its meeting and fixes the date for t-le
primary. it is more than likely th I
number Ct interesting announce
ments will be made.
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REV. REDE TO LECTURE.
interesting Subject viii be Handled
bY Him Toninht,

by Him Tonight.
Shall we have a line Of steamers tC
Porto Rico? Some interesting light
will be shed upon this important ques
tion in the course OF the lecture which
! is to be given by DR. Rede tonight
His talk will be profusely illustrated
with views of Porto Rico. showing its
fine harbors. military roads, govern.
ment buildings, churches and private
residences. the distinctive features
of its scenery, its towns and cities.
the manners and customs Of its people
the effects of American civilization
upon it since our occupation of the is
land and its possibilities of future
growth and prosperity under our in
fluence.
All this will be a revelation to many
and will convince them of the value
of this new territory which has come
into the possession of the United Stat
es. There ought to be large and
Interested audience. The lecture will
be given at St. Marks parish house
at o'clock tonight Admission 10
cents.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-10
RUSSIA WILL NOW
LOOK TO BALKANS

st. Petersburg, March 0.-Carefnl
inquiry concerning the outlook in the
Balkans develops the opinion against
an outbreak Of war in the spring. al
though the danger is not considered
past. There is perfect UNDERSTANDING
between the Russians and Austrians
and the Russians appear completely
satisfied with the attitude Of Bulga.
ria. It is not known what assurance
is given, but this does not tally with
direct information from other sources
which represents Bulgaria as mobiliz.
ing. with having perfected plans for
the invasion Of Turkey, and being CON
fident she can defeat Turkey single
handed. It is a mistake to imagine
that Russia is so engrossed with affairs
in the Far East that she is unable to
give attention to the Balkans. She
has carefully refrsined from removing
troops from the Roumanian frontier
and win be prepared to assume her
share In the event Of war.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-10
SEAMEN BOUND
FOR THEIR POSTS
-
Twenty Three Arrived on
the Mallory Steamer
Yesterday
GOING 10 PENSACOLA, FLA.
The Men Came From the Ships chica.
go, Hancock, Atlanta, Helena, In
dependence, Mohandock and
The Kargearge.

Twenty-three Of Uncle Sans jolly
tars. arrived in the city yesterday on
the Mallory line steamer Sabine and
are bound for Pensacola. where they
go to various assignments in the navy.
These sailors are all from New York
having recently been detached from
number Of ships in that harbor
Among the ships represented in the
twenty-three are the Chicago. Han.
cock. Atlanta. Helena. independence
Mohandock ana the Karsearge. They
will leave here during the day for
Pensacola for service. Nine Of the
men are assigned to the torpedo boat
Lawrence. nine to the Bancroft three
will 60 into the Pensacola navy yard
and one goes9&to service on the gov.
ernment tug .osceola.
After these fighting machines are
fully recruited. the Bancroft will go
to ST. Louis for the worlds fair and the
Lawrence will sail for Panama.
The sailors spent the day pleasantly
, in the city and seemed to be an unusu
ally genteel lot of tars.
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chairman State Democratic Execu
tive Committee"
The Protessor,s Love story

J M .Barrie's greatest comedy the
Professors Love story, a play which
is said to be superior to The Little
Minister, The Admirable Chrichton,
Quality Square and other of his sue
cesses will be presented in this city
on Tuesday night next with Harry
Berresford in the title role. This dain
ty drama Is said to be well adapted
to the personality OF the clever youps
comedianand has diversified interests
that will be WE'LL sustained by an ex
cellent organization.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-10
OHIO MOB is MuTTERlNe.
Fires are all Out, But Race War May
be Threatened.

Springfield, o., March 9-Among
the buildings destroyed by fire last
night were number of saloons patron
lied by whites and blacks. The sol
diers on duty number 35 officers and
313 men, who have the town under
complete control and quiet reigns
The situation is not changed since
3 O'Clock this morning, when the mob
dispersed after dozen buildings had
been burned The military from sew
eral outside points are maintaining
good order and it is not thought there
will be more violence. Losses from
the fires during the night are estl
mated at $4,000. most of the buildings
occupied by negroes being small.
1t has been decided to keep troops
here for the rest of the week. as there
has been further rioting against The
negroes and it is feared the negroes
might retaliate if there are further
demonstrations against them.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-10
Do You Want strength Z

II you want to increase your
strength you must add 10 and not take
from the physical. In other words
the food that you eat must be digested
assimmilated and appropriated by the
nerves, blood and tissues before be
ing expelled from the intestines. Ko-
dol Dyspepsia cure adds to the physi
cal. 1t gives strength to and builds
up strength in the human system. II
is pleasant to taste and palatable, and
the only combination of digestion that
will digest the food and enable the sys
tenn to appropriate all of its health
and strengthening qualities. SolC
by all druggists.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-10
TO BUILD A BOAT HOUSE.
Handsome Little One to be Erected
hy the Government.

Handsome Little One to be Erected
by the Government.
Work of driving piling for hand
some little boat house to be built by
the government was commenced yes
terday just this side OF the plant
of the Brlesemck- -Hensel Engineering
Company. The work of driving the
piling is being done by VIM Green
field.
This little boat house is to be erect
ed to give shelter to the several little
boats in the harbor owned by Uncle
Sam and for the launches of the engi-
neers department here, which is in
charge OF E. r. Conant Mr. Conant
and the engineers department will be
located here permanently.
J. G. Councilman, the contractor, will
|superintend the woodwork Of the boat
house, and it will be very neat lit
tie structure.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-10
"The chaperones j"

One of the ambitious musical com
edy offerings to visit this city, which
Is said will set a pace that the entire
list will find difficult to equal will
soon be here. I8idore Witmark's pre-
tentious production of The Chaperones
is announced for presentation at the
Grand opera house, Wednesday night
March 49,, and to judge from its past
performances, one must accord this
a place in the very first
division. The Chaperones has now
been factor in the high class musical
field for two years, and during this
time has visited all the larger cities
lone or more times. Its notable New
York run in competition with a dozen
|other attractions of the same class
easily placed it verv near the top in
the matter Of popularity The compa
Iny comes to this city with most OF the
original favorites and big chorus Of
show gifts and expert dancing diyini
ties. It is said to overflow with tune
full numbers and to provide fresh in
stallment of comedy, sizzling hot from
the ma9terful pen of Frederick RankeI
Sale of seats open this morning.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-10
is SAID TERRELL
FAVORS HEARST
Governor and ODE Stevens
are for the New York
Editor
THRILL is NON-COMMlITAL
Hamilton McWhorter is Said to Also
be for Hearst-is There Still Aunt. 5.
for Delegates in Atlanta2
Political Talk.

Atlanta, March 9.-Who is Governor
Terrelrs candidate for the presidency?
This question is being asked occa.
sionally, but the governor IL saving
wood and saying nothing. When the
question is put to him point blank he
says he is for any man the democrats
will nominate, and that is as far as
he will go. There is an impression
that Governor Terrell is for Hearst.
This grows out of the fact that Terrell
and Hearst are personal friends and
Hearst has several supporters in the
executive department. Colonel o. b.
Stevens, the diseoverer Of the Hearst
boom, is man who Is very close to
Governor Terrell and possesses in d
very large measure the governors s
confidence politically and otherwise.
1t is also said that Judge McEhorter
leans TO Hearst, and other political
powers are ON the same line. The
governor however declines to commit
himself.
1t is said that he is for Colonel Char
ley Pendleton for one place on the
statept-large delegation and is for
Congressman Griggs for another. One
of these is as much opposed TO Hearst
as the other is strong for him, War
ner Hill ma want to go to st. Louis
and if he dd9s he will receive the gov
lernor's support. But the governor is
trying very hard to ksap l prefer.
Ience to himself SO far as the nomi
nation is concerned.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-10
Trial of Henry Seward.

Danville, Ind, March 9,-The case OF
Henry M. Seward charged with muir
dering his wife near Fern in May
1904, was called for trial today in the
Hendricks Circuit court. The case
was brought here on charge of venue
from Putnam county. A large number
Of witnesses have been summoned and
tho trial promiees to be one of the
most notable that has taten place here
in some years,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-10
HOSPITAL SHIP ARRIVES
WITH WOUNDED SAILORS.

Nagaski, March 9.-The Norwegian
steamer Harness has been released by.
the sasebo naval court and ordered
to proceed to this port to await orders
regarding the disposal of her coal
cargo.
The hospital steamer Kasia Maru
has arrived, bringing 20 wounded Rus
sian sailors from the gunboat, Korietz,
which was destroyed by the Japanese
fleet at Chemulpo.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-10
State Committee Rules
will be Forwarded to
Couty Committees
ALSO FORM OF THE IlCKfT
Chairman Brown of the State Com
mittee win Mail Each County
Chairman Copy iOf Instruc-
tions for Primary.

The following story, which will
be of interest in Glynn county, is tax
en- from yesterdays Atlanta Constitu
ton:
Secretary j. w. Goldsmith of the
state democratic executive committee
is having prepared a circular letter
signed by Chairman e. T. Brown, of
the state democratic executive com
mittee, addressed to the chairmen of
the county executive committees, and
he will send this out to each county
chairman within the next two or three
days, accompanied by a printed copy
of the rules adopted by the committee,
and the form Of ticket to be used in
the coming primary on April 20.
Chairman Brown left the city yes
terday for Florida, where he goes on
account of his health, but he left every
thing in good shape before his depart
ure, and all Instructions relating to
the coming primary will be in the
hands of the county committee in
good season.
The form of the official ticket hag
not yet been completed, but this will
be ready by tomorrow, and will then
be placed in the hands of the printer
| Upon ii will appear the name Of every
candidate to be voted for in the com
ing primary including the state house
officers, circuit judges and solicitors,
lehief Justice and associate iuatices of
the supreme court, congressman rep.
Iresentatiyes and senators in the next
Legislature and county officers.
In his letter Chairman Brown urges
a full registration of the party, and
requests county chairmen to see the
tax collectors and have them keep
the registration books open during the
hours required by law. Chairman
Browns letter is as follows:
Headquarters State Democratic Elk
ecutiye Committee, Atlanta. Ga,
March 8, 1904. To the Chairmen OF
| the County Democratic Executive Com
mittees of Georgia:
"Gentlemen-In compliance with the
/ instructions Of the state democratic
executive committee, herewith place
in your hands the rules and regula
tions passed by the committee at its
meeting held in Atlanta on Feb. 30.
1904, providing for democratic state
primary to be held on the Goth day
OF April, 1904
Il direct your special attention to
the provision of rule 10, and request
that you take immediate steps to Sc
cure full registration of the party
before the date Of the election, and
that you will request the tax collector
Of your respective counties to strictly
observe the law as 10 keeping open
theifaAOoks for registration during the
hours required by law.
Il also direct your attention to the
form of the official ballot prepared by
me in accordance with instructions
of the committee. copy OF which [
| herewith inclose.
The state committee necessarily
looks to the local committees to see
that the rules and regulations laid
down by the former are complied with
and trust that you will use your best
efforts in seeing that these rules arc
carried out in good faith.
"E. r. Brown,
Chairman State Democratic Execu
tive Committee"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-10
WELL KNOWN NEGRO DEAD
cRlEVED OVER HIS WIFE

Alex Crooms one Of the best known
negroes Of the city, died Tuesday and
was buried yesterday The wife OF
Crooms, who died recently, had beer
blind for about 10 yeaIa, and the negro
was very attentive to her Since her
death he has been lib and grieyed him
self to death. He has been living in
Brunswick for a number of years, and
was a good honest negro.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-10
BELIEVED BIG FIGHT
HAS ALREADY OCCURRED.

Toxic, March 9.-It is believed here
that there has already been decisive
naval battle in the vicinity OF Vladiyo.
stok, and news is anxiously awaited.
1t is reported that the Japanese feet
did not go to Vladivostok to lombard
the town, but to locate and attack the
Russian fleet stationed there. 1t is
understood that when the japanese
fleet arrived there ii found the Rus
sian squadron absent. II this Is true
'it gave the Japanese squadron the ad-
vantage OF battle close to the inshore
batteries and also putting it in a posi-.
ton to prevent the Russian ships from
re-entering&e &e harbor. 1t Is doubted
that the JaMnese withdrew the entire
squadron unless the location Of the
enemy had been discovered, as that
would mean to surrender the adyant-
age Of being between the enemy and
the enemy's base. There is a strong
possibility that the Japs found the
Russian ships in the vicinity Of Pos
siet Bay and gave battle there. The
names and numbers Of the ships of the
Japanese fleet are kept secret. but pro
badly 1t is strong enough to divide into
two positions. one to guard Vladiyo-
stok and the other to search for the
Russian ships. The Japanese are CON
fident in the ability Of their squadron
to defeat the Russians and say tho
Russian ships, which stand high out
the water, are good targets.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-10
NO THROUGH CARS
TO PORT ARTHUR.

San Francisco. March 9-The trans
Siberian railways have issued a notice
to the public that owing to the war
that part of the raod between 1kuritsk.
Dalney and Port Arthur has been clos.
ed to all but military trains. The
International Sleeping Car Company
at Paris, which operates cars in this
road. is served with the same notice.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-10
Fleming & waff REMOVING.

Fleming & Waff are now busily en-
gagged in removing into their new store
in the Kaiser block formerly occupied
by the poetoftice. They hope to be in
shape by tomorrow night 1t is not
yet known who will occupy the store
they are yacating.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-10
"A Girl from Dixie.

Interpreted by a cast of unusual
strength, A Girl from Dixie, the newest
offering Of Messrs, Sam S. Shubert,
Nixon and Zimmerman in the amuse.
ent field, will be presented Wednesday
night at the Grand. It proises a dis.
tinct novelty in construction, as, al
though termed a musical comedy, it
is more in the nature Of comedy
with music. Among the clever people
In the cast will be seen Beatriz Bron
to, D. l.. Don, George Bean, Chas. x.
French, Chas. Bower, Chas Scheffer,
Cecil Leigh, Wilmer Bentley Blanche
Adams, Olga May and Vietry Gale. and
chorus of marked ability are some OF
the contributory features to the sue.
cess the attraction has scored in New
York, where it received its premier
In addition to its genuine comedy and
strong dramatic interest, several prom
inent musical hits are claimed for the
production, which has been elaborately
staged.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-10
II saved His Leo.

P. A. Danforth Of LaGrange, Ca,
Uttered for six months with frightful
unning sore on his leg; but writes
that Bucken's Arnica Salve whclly
cured it in FIVE days. For ulcers.
wounds, piles, it Is the best salve in
the world. Cure guaranteed. Cnly
rs cts. Sold bv all irugg!iss
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-10
WASHINGTON HEARS THAT
JAPAN LAND FORCES ON YALU,

Washington, March, ,9.-Oficial dis
patches received here from Chefoo re-
port that the Japanese land forces
reached Fung Wang Chang and Taspan
in rear of the Russians - Yalu river,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-10
sig COURT TO
Re "scANDALous" BILL

NJ. Robinson Asks That Scandal
ous' Allegations in Building and
Loan Cases be Stricken.
Following from yesterdays Atlanta
Journal viii be Of interest here. Mr.
Robinson is president Of the Bruns-
wick and Birmingham railroad
Through their attorneys. Russell &
winslow. cf New York, and slaton &
Phillips. Of this city, Bird NJ. Robinson
Of the National Finance Co. filed a
plea in the case Of A, E. Dixon against
the Atlantic National and Building
end Loan association, and George +.
Glazener against Bird NJ Robinson
asking that certain 'scand9lous and
impertinent passages in the bills filed
by the plaintiffs in these cases be
stricken
The passages referred to allege that
Bird M. Robinson and others, includ
ing william Hupburn Russell, mem
Der Of the firm Of Russell & Winslow
and prominent New York lawyer and
politician. were in league to wrech
building and loan associations, buying
up their assets through dummy organi
cations like the National Finance Co
These allegations the attorneys foi
the defendants ask to be stricken
from the dependent bills.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-10
IMPORTANT MEETING OF
BOARD or TRADE TODAY

The board of trade will meet in reg
ulsr weekly session at the city haE
this morning at 10 O'Clock. The mem
bers Of the board are urgently request
ed to attend the meeting as matter
Of vital importance TO Brunswick will
be up for discussion, cooperation ant
action. All members, whether they
usually attend the meetings or not
should be present this morning.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-10
DolNes ALONG THE RIVER.
Movements of Vessels Yesterday
Notes Along the Bay.

NN'S''J %'tS DNJs
Arrived yesterday; steamer Sabine,
Capt, Young, from New York; steam.
er Skuld, Capt Hansen, from Fernan-
dina; schooner Frances w. Benedict
Capt. Look, from New York.
Cleared, steamer Glenwood, schoon-
er Theoline, Frances, Boston.
Capt. Chas. Kelly, of the schooner
Melrose, lying at Jacksonville, is
spending few days in the city.
The new tug now being erected for
the South Atlantic Towboat Company
of this city, win be launched IN the
course of few weeks, It has not yet
been decided what the new boat will
be named.
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peaths from Pneumonia.

New York, March 9.-Ali pneumonia
and general death records for de
cade are shown to have been broken
by the report of the health department
for the past week. Eighteen hundred
deaths were recorded, OF which 4eC
are attributed to pneumonia The to
tai deaths from pneumonia in the state
during January were 1910.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-10
JAPANESE WILL AGAIN
ATTEMPT TO BLOCK 4ARBoR

Paris, March 9.-Dispatches receiv-
ed here from Toxic state that the
Japanese fleet is preparing another
attack upon Port Arthur, intending to
block the harbor by sinking ships in
the channel.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-10
Nema Exnected.

Officials OF the B. & b. in this city
are expecting some news Of interest
from New York this week relative to
the pending deal between the b. &
B. and A. & b. A meeting is to be
held shortly between high officials OF
both lines wlio are now there
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-10

The Uniform Rank Knights Of
Pythias enjoyed very pleasant
drill last night under Capt Tobias
Newman The company is in quite
fourishing condition and have recent
ly added a number Of new names to
their rolls.