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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-25
Observation-Disclosures
Fiity-thrse FiIipinOs Slain Near
Malabang, AindanaO.
ARE SURPRISED Ar MIDNIGHT

Men, Women and Children, Families
Of Government Employees, Slauah
tered--Datto Ali Whom Wood Is
Chasing, the Outlaws Leader.
Manila, May "a "A report has been
received from Camp Overton. on the
island Of Mndanao. dated May IS,
stating that a massacre had taken
place on the 10Th inst. near Malabang,
on the southern coast Of AIindanao.
Fifty three Filipino men, women and
children, the families Of employees Of
the United States military government
at Malabang, were surprised at mid
night, while asleep. by the Datto Ais
ana 4 band of AIoros from the Rio
Grande valley and slaughtered. Tie
chief and his followers escaped before
the alarm could be given.
While on a reconnaissance to locate
Datto All, who had been sending IN
threatening messages, detachment Of
Company 4 of the Seventeenth infan-
try, consisting Of thirty-nine enlisted
men. was attacked by Moros on May
s near Lake Liguas0u IN Mindanao
FIRST Lieutenant Harry A. Woodruff
Second Lieutenant Joseph H. Hall and
fifteen enlisted men were killed and
hye men were wounded. The detach
ment, which was under the command
81 Lieutenant Winfield Harper had
been ambushed near the shore Of the
lake by several hundred Of the enemy.
On May Z II WAS announced that
General Leonard Wood, who i III
command on tile island Of Mindanao
would at once order a punitive expe
dition against the Moros. A few days
later band Of 400 officers ana men
started for The interior under the com
mamd Of General Wood himself.
Governor Wright has cabIed the sec
rotary of war making the following
quotations from a dispatch sent g
him BY General Wood
"No disturbance IN C0ttobato valley.
| Affair OF May s was light with
band Of outlaws under Ali, who Is as
much an enemy Of peaceful Moros as
Of ours. All Moros in valley are at
work and friendly, and for first time
fl the history ara taking out eednlas.
Have taken out $500 in last two
weeks Not the slightest cause for
anxiety"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-25

Los Angeles May "A. The most sen.
sational incident Of the Methodist gen.
eral conference has occurred III the
resignation Of Bishop James r. Day
Of Syracuse, N. Y. Ills resignation was
accepted by the conference. The con
ference then voted to indefinitely post.
pone the election Of q successor to Or.
Day on the Episcopal board and this
action was taken 70 mean that there
Will be no ball0ting for an eighth
bishop by this conference aud that the
board win remain as at present con
stituted
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-25

New Haven, May 24.-The Yale
Daily News announces that on account
Of the death Of Henry D. Babcoek Of
New York, a member Of the Yale fresh
man class, who was fatally injured in
polo game in New York Saturday,
the "Omego Lambda Chis celebration
on the campus VIII not be held this
year. According to the custom OF re-
cent years. II was TO have consisted Of
parade by each Of the four classes
about the university buildings to the
music Of eOmego Lambda Chi" cheer.
ing Of college halls and tug of war
between the sophomore and freshman
classes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-25
CRANK HANGS HIMSELF.
Suicide Of Man Once Suspected Of
Seeking Roosevelt's Life.

Minneapolis, Mimi, May 24-The
lifeless body Of Peter o. Elliott, the
man who was arrested several months
ago in Washington on suspicion OF be-
ing a lunatlc with murderous designs
On President Roosevelt has been
found suspended from the girder Of d
railroad bridge ia south Minneapolis.
Elliott had been arrested a few days
ago ais an escaped inmate Of the St.
Peter Insane hospital, but had been re-
leased
In choosing form OF self destruc
ton he had made careful plans. at
tachng the rope in such a manner
that when Die jumped from the bridge
his neck was broken
On the body was found a long lettef
in Swedish, supposed to be an explanay
ton Of his life and conduct, but while
prominent swedes say the language Of
the letter shows that the man WAS
finely educated they are unable to
translate the letter into ineligible
English
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-25

Monticello, n. III, May "A. Mrs Kate
Taylor for the second time has been
nut on trial for her life, charged with
the murder Of her husband. The work
of choosing jury proceeded very
slowly, the prisoner through her coun,
sci freely exercising the right TO chal-
lenge. 1t was expected that a greater
part OF the day would be taken up be,
fore the panel was filed. District At
torney Anderson has as assistants IN
the prosecution two former district at
torneys. D. S. Hill and John r Roosa,
while Mrs. Taylor is represented By
Il w. Smith and John ID. Lyon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-25
yIETAT917TARTHuR
Entire jap Feet las Not Been
There Since May IS.
GARRISON IN GOOD SPIRITS.

Confident Of Holding Out Until Re-
lieved-Toso Said to Have Lost Gun
boat and Two Torpedo Beats n Last
Attack.
chefu, May "a The captain Of
Russian merchantmen, who left Port
Arthur on May 20 and is among the re-
cent arrivals from Dalny, says il an
interview that the whole Of tie Japa-
nese feet had not returned to Port Ar
thur since tile 18th inst, when, besides
the battleship Hatsuse, another big
vessel. struck d mine and was towed
away disabled. Gnnboats and torpedo
boats returned of the port on the 10th
inst, when the Russians succeeded in
sinking small gnnboat and two tor
ped0 boats. The Russians are now con-
ddent Of holding Port Arthur with the
10000 men stationed there, exclusive
OF the navy. A crowd Of mechanics
are working on the damaged warships
all of which. except the Cesarevitch
and the Retyizan, are ready TO rejoin
the ileet. These viii also be ready for
sea service by June I. The entrance
to the harbor has been cleared, and
small boats now pass in and out freely
from Port Arthur TO Dalny
The forts on the land side Of Port
Arthur have been completed and are
now prepared for a severe contest
OF the few soldiers left at Dalny the
majority have gone to Port Arthur
and the only defenses left there now
are the mines ia the harbor
Two squadrons Of Japs Wiped Out.
The attempt Of the japanese to land
troops IN the Kinehau gulf on the 10th
inst. failed owing to insufficient water
to float the boats There had been no
fighting in the vicinity Of Port Arthur
up to Saturday since the Kinchau fight
on the 18th inst, when two squadrons
Of Japanese cavalry We're wiped out,
only eight men escaping.
Several unsuccessful attempts were
made by the japanese to land troops
at Talienwan last week, it is said. Pas
sengers just arrived heard firing in the
direction Of Port Arthur.
The Japanese have reported 70 the
consuis here that wreck ia the Lian-
tong gulf is dangerous to navigation,
and it Is possible that this IS the other
ship said TO have been damaged al
Port Arthur on the 18th inst, as the
| japanese feet is known to have en-
tered the gulf after the disaster to the
Hatsuse
Forty Russians who left Dalny May
% have arrived here. Up to the dats
of their departure Dalny had not beer
attacked BIZ the japanese. According
to their account. the japanese troops
met with 4 reverse at Kinchau on thg
18th inst, but the Russians failed tC
regain control Of the railway. They
/ are positive that another japanese wal
vessel was damaged at the time the
battleship Hatsuse was destroyed. Ci
villains In daily expectation Of an at
tack upon Dalny by the japanese
| forces are leaving there on junks,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-25
NOTED TR0TTERs on SALE.
Forbes and lawson Stables Under the
Hammer at 7sadville.

sorbes arc lawson Stables lnaef tns
Hammer at 7sadville.
Readyiile. Mass, May "a Many cel-
ebrated racing horses were on the list
TO be sold at an auction sale which has
opened on the Readyille trotting track
here and which will continue through
five days The prominence Of the
horses 10 be disposed Of led to marked
interest Id the occasion, ana a number
Of well known horsemen from various
parts OF the country were present
The chief consignments were those Of
the late Malcolm Forbes OF Boston and
Of Thomas W. Lawson Of Boston. The
Forbes stock included the famous trot.
ter Blngen, 2.0GH, for which $4,000
was recently refused: Vice Commodore.
the three year-oid son Of Bingen and
Marion; the famous mare Nancy
Hanks. one time holder Of the worlds
record; Marion. the eight-year-old
daughter Of Arion and Nancy Hanks.
and Susie j., 2;06M
Among the other horses Of note to be
disposed Of were. Royal r. Sheldon,
2:04A; Cubanola, 206Ia: Giles Noyes.
2;05l4; Locanda, 2;058s Frank Wilson,
2:06A Split silk, 2.0Si4; Rowellan,
2:9sM Cotillion, 2.10, and The King,
2.10M.
Tile total number Of horses to be Of
fered during tile sale is about 400
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-25
THE OPEL NOT DAMAGED.
four Japanese Arrested Suspected o.
Opening Sea Valves.

st. Petersburg, May q The ad
miralty reports that the battleshil
0rel, which suddenly sank at her an
chorage az Cronstadt on the night Q
May 90, as the result. according to re
port, Of her sea valves being open, ant
which was subsequently raised, hat
not sustained amy injuries. The m.
vestigatlon into the cause of the acct
dent is not concluded
An investigation made by the au,
thorltles into the recent attempts to
destroy some 81 the vessels Of the Bal
III aeet at Cronstadt has resulted 10
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-25
go 80 EIestlIe Demonstrated.

Gomel, Russla, Nay IA band q
fifty young Jews made anantiNar dem
onstration iii the streets here. They
carried red banner bearing an I'M
scription reading, Down with the
war; and scattered an indammatory
proclamation. The police interfered
In the interest Of order. whereupon the
Jews fired upon them The police an
swered By firing two rounds IN the air
The Jews then dispersed. No one was
wounded on either side, One Jew was
arrested The population is consider
ably excited by the event,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-25
CURE GUARANTEED on MONEY REFUNDED

che arrest 81 four Japanese spies VINO
seem TO have escaped detection g
wearing the uniform of naval elaa's
thus obtaining admission q tlle narg
yard ana access 70 The Ships without
difficulty
1t IS believed tlHt they are also re-.
sponsihle for the fire started some time
back near the naval magazine ana fof
the opening Of the sea valves Of the
0Iel. The authorities here think the
Japanese Lave been harDored By am
archisis
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-25

Washington, May 24.--At the opens
ing OF the Tyner- Barrett conspiracy
case the cross examination Of Harri-
son j Barrett was deferred in order 20
put Thomas j Fontleroy Of st. Louis
on the stand. Mr Fontleroy was
an attorney for Arnold & Co, a turf
Investment company, and he explained
the circumstances attending the EN-.
ployment of Afr Barrett as associate
counsel for the company. Mr. Barrett
then resumed the stand. Cross exam
nation and Febuttal were concluded.
and both the prosecution and defense
announced That they rested their cases.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-25
suffaIo soy Bandits ssnteneed.

Buffalo, May a. William Draper
seventeen years old, and John Rous
selet. sixteen years old, the two re-
naming members Of the four boy
bandits wlm shot aud killed Bernardo
Balsano on Jan p in trying 60
rob his grocery, pleaded guilty to man
slaughter ia the second degree before
Justice Rich In criminal term Of the
supreme court They both were sen
fenced 70 Elmira reformatory until dis.
charged by law
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-25
LOSS OF APPETITE.
Are You Troubled in This
Way?

Why can't you eat as you used % Simply
because your liver d0esn't do its work prop
erly. Its business IS 70 take bile out q the
blood which acts as Natures eathartie, bus
your liver II sluggish and the bile aeeunnlatss
too fast, aud YOU feel worn out, tired and life
less. aud each succeeding day brings no relief
The use Of Smiths Pineapple and katternus
Pulls viii change an this. Try them and you
win IS convinced that these little pills are IN
deed tonic and sfimulant % the functions q
the liver. Then your brain viii be active,
your mind clear and health conditions agaln
established and you can eat anything. Get
your liver right. Smiths pineapple and bus-
fefnut Pills act gently but surely on thd
liver. and cure headache, constipation and bill
business in one night. Prize only p cents At
druggists.
All genuine signed ". +. Smith.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-25
Fourth clase Postmasters.

washington, May 24-The following
fourth class postmasters have been ape
pointed
Connecticut poquonock, Herman y.
Case
New Jersey West Collingswood.
George West Ir.
Pennsylvania Hmmonst Ira n.
Dunn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-25
Floof On Nearo excursion.

Washington, May PA negro ex.
.cursion 10 Motley He'll resulted IN a
number of serious fights and an as
sault on deputy sheriff Of Prince
George county, Md, which may ter.
inmate in the mans death, His name
was not learned A row among the ne
proes on board the boat River Queen
broke out on the return trip. Frank
Sni0ll&00d q 3etai hOileeuiant WIS
at sit,5.ctas 4edlv hpatpp
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-25
THREE KILLED IN FIGHT.
Disastrous Result Of Dispute Over
Dandelions.

Dandelions.
Meyersdaie, Pa, May Palm a dis
pute over dandelions at Elk Lick mines,
one mile east, three Italian miners met
death ana the fourth participant es-
capped. An italian named Louie was
gathering dandelions at dusk in the
rear Of a boarding house run by DON'T
nick Bills.
Bills ordered Louie away iestingly.
Louie cursed Bills, at which Bills
pulled a gun and shot him. An I'M
known italian interfered, taking
Louie's part and shooting Bills and his
cousin, Samuel Bills, who was coming
along on q bicycle
The unknown Italian then escaped,
but is thought to be hiding in a mine.
The sheriff and coroner have been
notified, while the town authorities are
In pursuit.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-25
military Encampmsnt al St. Louis.

=
St Louis May -. This week marks
the beginning of the summer encamp
ment Of cadets. United States marines
and state troops 1T the worlds fair
grounds The first Of the military Wis
itors. picked corp Of 200 United
States marines, have arrived On
Thursday $50 University Of Illinois
cadets VIII arrive ana win De followed
BY cadets, soldiers and marines until
about 5000 have assembled here
Duly drill exhibitions will be given.
Pennsylvania state building has been
opened 1t is located near the center
OF the plateau of states and Is ons
Of the most imposing Of the state
structures. There were no formal cere-
monies
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-25

Tokyo, May "A About three hum.
dred sick and slightly wounded men Of
General Kuroki's army have arrived at
the military hospital here, with several
guns. wagons and ambulances cantur
ed At the Yalu river which will be pre-
scented to the emperor
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-25
BoGATYR BLOWN UP.
The Destruction Of lessons Crack
Cruiser Confirmed

St Petersburg, May 2A-Ihe report
that Rear Admiral lessen. finding il
impossible to save the protected cruis
ct Bogatyr- which went ashore recents
II In fog on the rocks Of Nladiyos
tok, caused her 70 be blown up, Is con
firmed
The guns Of the Bogatyr were re-
moved befose she was destroyed No
loss Of life attended her destruction.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-25
Russians Rsoeeupx Nswohwana.

Newehwang May - The Russians
are reoccupyiag this place with a fair
force Of artillery and mounted infan-
try They are constructing intrench-
ments south Of the town.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-25

Men, Women and Children, Families
Of Government Employees, slauah
tered--Datto Ali Whom Wood Is
Chasing, the Outlaws Leader.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-13
Society

+ The discussion still goes on as %
What is the best age Tor girls to marry
ana girls stiil marry At the age thev
happen to De when Tie right man c..-n
along-hx.
The rummange sale which begles ~.
das ana ends saturday nigpt @5l.
Il doubt be quite a success Is The la-
dies Of the Methodist chnfea w8o are
il. charge have received m4ry doua-
ZION and have been wording faithfully
70 insure the success Donations Of
any sort VIA be gladly received 1t any
tine during the coming days.
Mayor Alfred J. Cfoyatt was .he
Eosl a few afternoons ago at se-
bghlfui water party which was grsas
y enjoyed 81 about twelve young per
song The Trip was made to Jekyl is
land whefe On entering che club house
tlle PARTY round that delightful Iuu !
cen had been prepared. which added
iauch to he pleasure Of the trip The
Feugn was 10 de at sundo8a ana i.i,
host received many assurances As %
te Success of The event.
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The stoaoh q he Man.

a weak stomach weakens the man.
because It cannot transform the food
he eats into uourlshment Heath and
strength cannot be restored to ans
sick man or weak w0nian without first
rcaloring health aud strength to the
stomach A weak stomach cannot ai.
at enough eood to feed thu tissues
8nd revive the tired and sun down
rmbs and organs Of the body. Kodol
dyspepsia Cure digests what you eat,
clcanses and strengthens the glands
end membranes Of th2uaa9rnach and
cures indigestion Dyspepsia and all
stomach troubles, Sold BY all drug
gists
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soschee,s German syrup.

we canaot understand shy any ser
son suffering with cold or throat
ana lung trouble viii neglect 70 pur
chase q bottle Of German syrup, sol
Ia all civilized parts of the world
without a single case OF failure, There
are thou ands OF consa mptives righ'
here in brunswick that give Boehee 5
German syrup the sole creait Of theiT
being alive today ASK ~our druggist
Price rs and as cents, Smiths Phar
masY
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Eedrdden, alone and destitute. Such
q brief was The condition Of All Old
ldieF By neDie O. J. Ravens, Yer
aiilics, @, FOR years he was troubled
with Kidney ti.aease ana neither doc
toss nor medicines gave him relief
~ length he tried Electric 8ltfcrs. Il
lut him on his feet ia ahof. order
and now he tcstiiies Tim On the
read 70 complete recovery Best on
earth fer liver and kidney troubles
and all forms Of stomach and bowel
complaints. elnly soc, Guarantee by
Smiths Pharmacy.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-13

The following clpped from the Ar
lenta journal and relating ID lae
launching 81 the Georgia lsH 3D. If
interest 70 Brunswick reada
an event u much l4arotas 81 10 AT
Gcoreians took place today VII sha
beltieshfp Georgia @as laaucsod ut
Bath Me-, at II O'Clock.
+ Als steAa Tate. the be5utiinl
faH liter Of Represeatatts Catsr
rate broke tile berbbened champagne
bottle on the prov Of The snip
Mss Camilla MeWhorter De az.
ilaclige young daughter Of Judge
Hamilton MeWhorter was the maid og
honor ID Misa Tate
a great dca of cfedi, ana praise Is
due 70 MISS Louise Daeose who work
esi ladefatisable for SILVER service
ff ihe hattio shin and her efforts
we're crowned With success and the
service d be presented aill be The
most elegant @ BE seen GA any Of the
l4ps IN tle unitad states She Is a
general fayorite throughout the state
stcietX ana enc Of the most proua-
mont
Tho Georgia is not ready 60 put into
commission. as she wili have 70 be ar.
lnorod and fully equipped perore being
ready for use but it has been given
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CLASS NJ srENoaRAPHY.

WILL BEGlN ANoTHEA CLASS
IN sTENoGRAPAY ON ocTosER
ISL. THOSE WHO HAVE MADE
APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION TO
SAME WILL PLEASE CALL AT MY
OFFICE BETWEEN NOW ANo The
AsovE DATE. Gas. &. JEWETT.
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General convention. Portestant EpIl

On account Of the above occasion
which couvenes October 5 to % the
Southern railway Will sell tickets on
October and 5 to Boston, Mass, at
rate of 5000 fog eae round trip Tick
cts viii be good returning uatil Oclu-
her 81 and stop essrs viii be allowed
at Philadelphia, Baltimore sn6 Wash
iLgtOn. For Pullman reser ations,
sCkedules or 0ener information oall on
u address
e. n. ASusss an,
Phone1B1- Heneral Agent
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Every mar sEap1Fl at Jim e,artsr's
clothes cleaning lliisaaeB1 IS a
hfst eis2s workman Ne ssikers''
are employed and laa very 5sst SER
wee y gnarante sd. P4cie 253-2. 50a
blaek etgae
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-13

A lot Of mules for sale al very low
prices See II s. Mecrary
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-13

Roberts magical headaehe powders
never fasl 10 effect a cure. For sale at
The Atlanta Pharmacy Price l0c.
kAge. Ia
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Doings In
THE voYAog.


"a moon on nigh, sllYery pathwayed
sea.
a boat to land, to meet thee and set
sal,
Fag and q, faf might well the journey
be,
ana well the waiting gale
Laughter and kisses Kisses and one
Old song,
Wording anew love deeper than the
sea.
and al inc night and al the stars FOR
long,
Eternal company.
Theodore Dresser
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-13

M # Gambler Of GHisboro. ~ G.,
nho has been connected with tie
Western Union Telegraph Company
lcF some time. has accepted a position
silh the A. & b.
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The Wsataer.

Forecast tor today 10 Georgia.
Slightly cooler
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y Holmes Sheldon. Of Brunswick
stepped over yesterday a couple Of
hours with his parents. He has gone
-e Florida TO spend his yacation--
Waycross Herald.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-13

Col G. P. Goodyear returns in few
Gays from New York where he has
L aA on some very important business.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-13

Col w e. Kay. who has been in
Atlanta on business for several days
Is expected to return 70 the city this
morning
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-13

Best pine wood 10 the city 75c, pei
cad Fine oak wood SOC per load w,
Vs. hiiler.teleph0ne 800.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-13

Mfs.A. r. 4ensell has returned from
q thie months visit e her old home
Ii Michigan.
Miss Vivsa Norris much improg.
sd after her recent Illness. but stiil
is unable 10 be ont
Mrs Lydia straeheb Of Brunswick,
u faa her sister, Mrs. Fred Red
81 Hicks street Wag -ross Her
aid.
MISS Edna Taylor OF FREDERICK
WHO has been visiting Mrs Wm Ne
Donald now the guest Of Mrs "
Deyoe.
I Mf ana Mrs Noel Mitchell, who
have been ths guests Of MIS- j. w
Thomas. lett yesterday for ST Peters
btrg. RIA,
Mrs RiggsBee returned yestordas
from visit 10 relatives in san FRAN
cisco alls Rigasbse also visited Sc
Louis and other cities.
Miss Louise kessHicIl ol Richmond
Who was tAe guess Of Miss Ioorlinser
T. thla city and Mrs VIM Leopold II
Savannah. returned yesterday % hes
HrfHa
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e D. Maxwell. Of Atlanta, was
among those registered at the ogie-
thore yesterday.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-13

Congressman Brantley returned yes
terday from q trip to Douglas ana
other cities.
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e. 4. Bush, Of New York. was reg
istefed At the OgleIhorpe yesterday.
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Rabbi A. p Drucker returned yes
teFday from a few weeks visit 10 New
York.
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I. c. Wade, Of Fernandina, was
among the visitors to the city yes
terday