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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-14
ale SHOW zoa ArrLs ONES
Trained Animals and Birds at the
Graad This Af+araoon

Trained Animals and Birds al the
Grand This Afternoon.
Elnmets trained animal and bird
low win BE- the attraction at the
rand today matinee ana night and
is eXpected that both perlorman-
sos win be greeted by large houses
rhe following testimonial as- to the
how win be OF interest It is from
.ey J. c Granbery pastor Of Al. H
Aurch, Rocky Mount. va
Dear Mr. Iiammet.
Ii gives me pleasure to commend
our entertainment at which ! was
4esent last ght had seen train
~ horses, poldes. monkeys. oogs and
ven trainrd pig, but trained ca.
haries. parrots. chicken and geese
ere new to me TO witness these
Entertainments is not only amGsing
nd interesting to children. but also
pfioas. irsrace g and nraNocauoye
j reflections to Older peopl- OF ser
aus mind. / wish you success
The prices Of the attracuon are
.aatinee 10 cents Tor chloren and
% cents for ;duits. night 10, 20 ana
It cents.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-14
.RtCEPRsA 1Iy
TQNEN MINISTER
- -4-
Many Citizens Met Rev.
Mrs. a. }. AOnerief
Last Night
WAS A PLEASANT AFFAIR
New Pastor Of the Baptist Church
Given Reception by she coosre-
gstioo and Many Citizens
Were Present.
WAS a PLtAsAsT AFFAIR


The reception rendered Rev ana
~&>A Moncrief in the parlors
the oglethorpa hotel last evening II
very pleasant affair,
A large number Of the members OF
the congregation Of the First Baptist
church, and many from other denomi.
nations were present to meet the new
adnister and his charming wife, VINO
nave come to make their future h8ne
II Brunswick While Rev. Monenet
has been in the city Tor only the
rast two or three weels he has NOT
aad an opportunity Of meeting ali
Of the members his congregation ana
otlTer citizens.
The reception last nigat was merely
.held for this purpose and no formal
program was aIranged. Refreshments
we're served during the evening ana
The occasion was much enjoyed by
those present
IN this connection II may be said
-hat Rev Moncriof las already won
a warm place in the hearts OF the
iiembers Of his congregation, He has
only Preached two OF lnreo sermons
'ut they have all Ice. strong ana
'-fceful and have beea enjoyed by
ttose who heard them Tbs congre.
8ation Of tn3 First baptiss church
deserves TO le oompliiaeuted for Sc
curing such an able minister
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-14
STILL WAITING
FOR PREMIUMS
Young Man Worked a
Smooth Game on Many
Brunswickians
BIT EASY Al HIS CANE
Made Canvas Of the CITY Before
Christmas Selling Pamphlets and
Giving Valuable Premiums but
Premiums Never Cane


The day wa come when people in
brunswick viii stop 'biting" at every
fake scheme suggested by some well
dressed Ian. That is ii they Keep
getting ght they will tinaaly learn
TO nibbfe Before biting.
Before Christmas a man giving ms
name as ]. P Reynolds appeared in
the city and worked a smooth game
Oh a number CT BrunswieR people.
Re was selling little pamphlets which
purpoted TO te the first lnstaliment
o Lens. the Martyr. or. Happiness
Not Always Found in Castle" The
pamphlet sold for ten cents.
Reynolds said that by subscribing
10 $3.50 worth OF tae books subscrib-
ais could obtain various handsome
pemiums AMI the premium book he
csrried showed articles Of real yslue
worth far more than the price of the
books. 1t is said that persons paio
amounts ranging from 81 TO s25, many
hunting him hb ~ MS boarding place
20 pay him money.
lie issued certificates purporting to
he from the STANDARD Cooperative
Company
The premiums We're to be deliyerea
curing Christmas week. bit didn /
come. and Reynolds has since left the
city. lie was around here for -several
days prior to Christmas.
Now a number OF people IN auc
around Brunswick are anxious to 10
cate his whereabouts. and il ne ever
puts in an appearance here agar
there will surely be trouble.
" seems that the man worked more
around the county than he did in the
city, and # is supposed tha. lie rea-
lsgea quite neat sam Of money
lie was about u years OF age, o,
plausible manners, neatly dressed, ane
las a diamond in one OF his teeth
The diamond seemed to have beer
his strongest drawing cards, for il ap
pears to have fascinated the ladies'.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-14
DolNes IN BANKRUPT COURT
Several Matters Of interest in Judgs
lsaac's Tribunal.

Several Matters Of lntsFeSt IN 1uu9s
lsaacs Tribunal.
An application will be field today
by ]. j. Lissrer. trustee in the B
Levison case asking for permission
70 sell all property OF the bankrupt
including. of course. the saloon on
Bay street Judge Isaac will proba
bly, grant the petition and the sale
Will take place IN the course OF q
fsw weeks.
The petition for renearng the in.
telyention OF tho j M, Cox Company
Of Waycross will come up before
the referee Monday.
The final meeting OF the creditors
ii the case Of N. L. Crews, Of Vino.
lSW Charlton county, was heard yes
terday H. W, Gale. the trustee in
The case, was discharged
1t is expected that some interesting
points will he brought aui in The case
o. T. n Bishop. which has been set
;or hearing January % Although the
a~seis and lii bilities are very smali
n is understood that these VIII be
some hard fought points in the case.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-14


Or W G. Bryant. chief oil inspector
~ me state OF Georgia has made
Commissioner Of Agriculture Ste.
ems a report showing that during
.De year 1909 there were Inspected
y the Georgia oil inspectors seal IA
z.iions OF oil for Illuminating pur.
o'ses' His report shows taht there
as derlVed from fees $34 449,27 of
mich $aSi479 was paid to bis 90.
iiatant Inspectors for services rordar
ea and that s1O593,28 was turned
"'o me state treasury D1 Brown
''a'es that the quality Of oil inspected
mere being only two complaints slsa
~ account = poor illumination
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-14

The contract for the handsome new
Fist Methodist church has been
awarded. the material Tor construct
Jon has been ordered and plans have
heen submitted and approved, and.
within the course OF a few weeks.
actual work en- the editiee win be
SIN
The eontracr has been awarded 20
Contractor Meeks. Of Waycross by
lie board Of stewards Of the church.
and he exaSs to have a number OF
carpenters 10 wos< as soon as posi-
be. AS has teen previously announ
eed in theses columns. the church
win be erectsi on the site where he
present structure stands. corner ot
tlonk and Norwich streets. Tns ola
church viii b tora tom and disposed
d in some fashion
During the erection OF the new
turch services yadl he held ia the
souncil chamber 81 Tie city hen, llie
aungregauon laYing petitionel coun-
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MOTHER KILLED BY DAUGHTER.
Terrible Accident Occurred in Jesup
Thursday.

- 49, fF~Ns'<~t' NrSN'' ~ ~ HNohi 4
Thursday
News has.boen received in this city
ol an awful accident which occurred
at Jesup. 40 miles from here. Thurs
day. whereby young girl shot and
Lined her mother
Miss Rena Bitch. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Leo w, Bitch, whne play
ing with pistol she thought to be
urloaded, shot and fatally wounded
her mother. from which wound Mrs
Bitch died ae $50 O'Clock
Mrs. Bitten leaves a husband aus
seven children
The young lady is overwhelmed at
the awful accident and has the sym.
pathy Of the community Mr. Blitcn
is a hard working man and is almost
lrostrated at the sad occurance
The bali took effect in the left side
the abdomen. and ranged upwards
towards the right breast Every
thing possible that medical skill could
do for her was done. but 10 no avail.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-14
Refuneea Return Home

Constantincple,J ,Januaryi3,-An trade
which doubtless win be h lpful in
q ansquilizing Macedonia authorities
the return Of three thousand Bulga-
rlan refugees TO their homes in the
yilayet Of Adranople and also orders
inspector General Hilmo Pasha to
see that the amnesty granted to Ma.
cedonian Burgsrians is respected and
that acts VI justice are stopped,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-14
orhs Girl from kau. ,

The muslca; play is apparently ,ba
dominant feature OF the hou1. If tho
'ramatist has a brilliant idea IL the
musician has portfolio bursting win
'atchy tuneA if the writes Of lvrics
oYerburdehed with rhymes and
-oyel metres, ii the manager has Wis.
IONS OF a speedily made future the
outcome is almost certain to be
ofamatic piece in which music and
comedy hold equal share. Past theat.
ral generation has been prolific IN
. ays Of this Kind, and The Girl from
hays' which Is now underlined al the
Siand opera house. for next Tuesday
evening January H. is therefore but
me af the huge theatdca. family
which can trace an unbroken line OF
descent from thearena prehistoric
ages OF "rhe Beggar's Opera down
through "1'hc Loau Of a L. .gr nnd
Thousand other piec9s which have
helped to en.iyen the twentieth cen.
tnry stage The Girl fron Kayss
comes here With the prestige or hav.
ing scored a years run in London and
New York respectively. There are
o &SQ people in the cast and choru,
accompanied sy a couple OF carload.
ecstumes.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-14
RoeHso A MAIL CARRIER.
Rogers Was Given Life Sentence
for the Crime

rogers Was Given a Life sentenct
for the Crime
Mobile, Ala, Jan. S-Henry Rogers
anas Frank Thomas. was convicted
IN The unitet States court today ol
bolding up aud robbing mail car
rer and was sentenced to the peni
tentiary for iife. Tie crime was com
mlited fourteen years ago in Conecuh
county Alabama.
Rogers made his escare 10 Texas
where he was a fugatiye for many
years. and he was recently found in
tEe Atlanta penitentiary where he was
serving a ter:n under the name o.
taak Thomas When being Drougnl
4, Alabama he confessed the crime
committed fourteen years ago
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-14

Eaycross. Jany, lS.-Tue city au.
thofilies Of Wayeross are again dis
eussing the adyisability Of erecting
city hall. The recent purchase 81
the Masonic building by the knights
9f Pythias VIII in al probability leave
them without a council chamber ana
some steps towards the erection Of a
c'ty hall or The securing OF another
place Of meeting will be taken at the
next meeting. A former council rec
commended the erection OF bricl
building on the city lot now occupied
DS tho old water works station but
because OF other needed improvement.
the contract was never given.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-14
EVEDORES MAY TEST
COUNCILS NEW LAW


II is more than probable that the
new law, adopted BY council on Thurs
Gay night which prohibits stevedores
from paying off in saloons Will be
tcsted in the courts
Those stevedores who do pay on
N saloons say that they dc not think
such a city law can be enforced
While the ordinance does not espec-
ially refer to The steyedores it is
thought that II IS intended in that dir
eetion. as no others pay off in saloons.
The amenment, which was made to
the ljceise ordinance. is as follows;
Provided further that no person.
firm or corporation engaged In the
sale at wholesale or retail Of spirit
uous. vlnous or malt liquors snail
pay OFF or disburse money to laborers
or employees for wages earned in any
occupation or business at any place
~ places where such liquors are kept
or sold. nor Permit any other person,
hrm or corporation to pay of or
disburse money to any such laborers
or employees in any such place OF
PAGES of business
Under this amedment the saloon
men claim that If they should employ
number Of worlmen to repair theh
saloon or do other work and pay
them off in the saloon, they would bC
liable for violating the ordinance
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-14
Saved Armour's Meet

Nashville. Tenn. Jan. 18.-The sen.
-shee OF death imposed on Alexander
Slmour. Of Chattanooga, was com
.l'uted to life Imprisonment today BY
Governor Frazier Armour was tried
~ ne murder Of an aged woman
''itune teller some months ago. He
aas to have been hanged today.
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..CRANK ARRESTED
PHILADELPHIA
-4-
Wanted Five Hundred Dol.
lars to Whereabouts
Of Owen Kelly
HAD AN INTERNAL MACHINE
sel'sved That he is the Man II,
Tried to Blow up the Statue
Frederick the Great in wsat
inston Few Days Aoo '


Philadelphia. January IS.-Gasslar
hossan. armed with an internal ma.
'i'.he. today called on Patrick Kenv
hrother-in-law Of the missing owen
10y and demanded that he be raid
rYe hundred dollars stating he knew
ne lost Kelly ) Whereabouts and would
telI his bT2ther-in-law.
Ihe man was arrested ana be,a
BY the police. W
i Is now believed that he is tba
Z an who attcmpted to blow IN tbe
a onument Of Frederick theHGraat N
Washlngton a few days ago He an.
a@erS @ the description of the man al.
most to the letter.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-14
Favor Tariff RivlsIon.

Washington January l3--The re.
publican members OF tho Massachu.
sets delegation in the house met to.
day and adopted resolutions favor.
Ing tariff revision. The resolution
which was voted by the ten republi.
cans from the state was worded a
follows; 1--WE believe in prompt
readiustmens Of tariff scheduled along
lines Of protection"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-14

New York, January 49, Lazard
Freres have bespoken the entire gold
lar supply Of the assay Office between
January 20 and the end OF the month
their engagement is preceded by
those Of Hoidclbach Ickelbeimer and
Company AMI Barring Magoun and
Company.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-14
PUSH FIGHT ON APPOINTMENT
Question Of Constructive Recess will
be Fully Aired,

Washington, January l3,-lhe ques
ton Of constructive recess is going
to be carried 70 the senate by the
democratic members Of the judiciary
committee he republicans are not
going TO be permitted to evade pass
Ing upon the Tnlman resolution as
trey seemed anxious u ys
Tomorrow the suDcomn a,tee to
which the matter was referred viii
mss upon it. The first subcommittee
consisted OF senators McComas, Mel
son. and Eaccn. When hahs eoyamtt-
tee met on Monday sene ~
teok strong ground against the
bIiity OF there being such thing as
constructive recess, hoding that in
making appointments upon that the
Dry the president had cleary eneroach-
g upon the prerogattvos Of the sen.
a,e, tne republican memher5 disagreed
with him Senator Bacon insisted that
h would make a minority report ana
did so when the matter came before
the full committee Messrs Spoon,
q and Blackburn were then added
tc the subcommittee and the matter
y as resubmittcd The committee met
today Senator Blackburn is heartily
with Senator Bacon They hope some
q the republican members will agree
With thcm, but even II none does.
tEey will file written report en-
bcdUug legal reasons which IN their
opinion render The position OF Pres
iCent Roosevelt Ultenable.
Senator Blackburn haslhe rtaror
O.. process OF preparation.
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Nice New Place

5. d. Leyadas is now comfortably
CHARTERED In lis new stand corner OF
Monk and Oglethorpe streets and he
has one Of the best saloons In the
CITY The improvements on the store
fave only started and when com.
p.eted It viii add greatly to the alp.
pcarance Of that part OF town.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-14
Quick Building

The two residences being erected
~ Contractor r. T clrak for l.. n.
McKinnon west Of Hanover park are
nearing completion. The houses we're
oniy started a short time ago and the
work so far has been rushed in gooo
shape
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-14
MANY HERE ARE INTERESTED
Proposed New Colony Attracting At
tention in brunswick.

Proposed New Colony Attracting At
tention in erunswick.
Quite a large number Of Brunswick
people are watching the development
in T. H Fitzgeralas new colony ST
George, 20 be located on a nne tract
Of land in Charlton county, and al
least three iusines concerns viii es-
tablish branch houses there.
The general opinion here is that the
colony will be a great success. Mr.
fitzgerald has never had failure
aiong this line ana it is NOT expected
tnat it is possible for it. to happen in
this instance.
There are several hundred people in
the vicinity q the new colony wait
ing for tho opening.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-14

Baku. January ia considerable
number of men have returned to worl,
h the oil fields and more are expected
20 return today The fires which
have not yet been extinguished, have
done immenco damage to wells, der
rieks, tanks and ware houses.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-14
only the Veterans.

It was stated in these columns yes
t'rday morning that all citizens would
Lo invited 10 attend the campfire
10 be held by the veterans on Lees
birthday. This was a mistake. The
veterans will not prepare TO enter.
tain the general public, but an invi.
tation viii be extended TO all veterans
whether members Of the sssocian or
not
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-14
In Bad Condition.

The condition OF the street in the
rear Of Marks livery stable Is awful
end should receive the attention OF
The proper officials at once. There
is several inches Of mud there and
la is enough TO make everybody IN
The nelghborhood sick.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-14
ste SCORES MADE BY THE
BRUNSWICK RoWLERs
rhey Expect to Make Fine Showing
In MeNt Match Came.

In Next Match Game
Bowling records we're smashed and
now and better records made by the
lccal bowlers at Austins bowling al
leys last night.
There was no match game on but
he local bowlers were out Tor pfac
tice and the scores MADE BY them
" ere very encouraging.
Several Of the members Of the ell'p
made a record Of over 200 tor three OF
more games.
The next league game will be play
Cd Oh Wednesday night Of next weeS
end the Brunswick teams hopes anc
expects to climb up notch on the
other teams OF the league.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-14
For Monument to ploLsn.

washington, Jan. 1s. Representa-
we Aiken. Of South Carolina. intro
iNced bill today appropriating sIOOo
'f a monument over the grave OF
General Andrew Pickens. who is bur.
90 IN Anderson county. S. c.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-14
A FORMER ALBANIAN JAILED
Emmet Gully charssS Win Desertion
and Larcency

and Larcercy
Washington d. G. Jan 13.-Just as
be was starting for Atlanta. which
he calls home. l9mmet Guilty was ar
rested here on the double charge or
desertion trori the array and OF rob
bing Capt. Guinard. an officer sta
toned at Fort Washington. OF $500.
Galiy claims to have removed to
Atlonta from Goldsboro. NJ G.. some
time ago
lie enlisted there and was stationed
al Fort Washington where he was
Capt. Guinard's striker. The sight
Of $500 in z single roll was too
much for him He admits ha took
the money.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-14
SERVICES roMoRRoY

n TIC PTtsDYteTIaN VNuTch WIN 4
Good Musical Program
There viii be regular services 1T
the Presbyterian church tomorrow
With preaching by the pastor, Rey w
f Hollinsworth. Sunday school meets
al 10 O'Clock, preaching service be
gins al II O'Clock. Evening service
begins at 1880 o'clock A good musi-
ca program has been arranged for
both the morning and evening service
D. The orsanist, George y, Cock, ana
everyone is cordially invited to them
ncth
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OVER $4,000 RUSSIANS
DEFENDED PORT ARTHRI

Toxic, January 18.-The 3gnese
achievements at Port Arthur Y more
remarkable in the light Of further in
testigations. The original Russian
strength is row estimated TO have
been almost 10000 men. It is an
nouneed at the army headquarters
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-14
lntnrestlnn PoIlee Court.

Mayor Hopkins held quite an inter
esting session Of the police court yes
tcrday mornine There we're severa
cases Of an unusual nature on tbC
docket and they Nl proved interest
Ing.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-14
FOR STANDARD PACKAGES
Law is Recommended by comn,Issio,
Merchants.


mew Orleans, - IA law pro-
.'u'ns Tor tho creating of standard
t'cAases and their proper marking
: recommended for passage by con.
ssess IN the report Of tho Legislative
committee OF the National Commis.
son merchants made at the session Of
that body today .
The report and copy Of the ro.o.
'"eion ~ We're presented by Chairman
frank Wagner of Baltimore.
me proposed standard Of goods in
''esases is made as much as possible
. harmonic with those in geperal
use S2,as to work no hardship on the
factor earrying large stocks and
AVOID disturbance of rate cis iaca.
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pLANTgRs nAva PoTATo cRAzE
Many Acres in Irish Potato to be
aMsaa IA. --Lt. earticn

N any Acres in Irish Potato to be
ked in This Section.
Il remembered that a few
wears ago the irish potato craze hit
the farmers OF this section and many
hundreds Of acres were planted ana
/, is now evident that the same dis
case has struck them again and many
are preparing to plant this now almost
necessity on a large scale
those who tried the experiment OF
ills crop on a large scale were, IN
nearly every instance, successful, ana
there seems to be no reason why
ne same performance cannot be re-
peated.
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lowed Schooner Here.

The Fernaucins tug Wade Hampton
arrived in port yesterday with
schooner. which was towed from Fer
nsndina via tbe inland route,
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TIE WRECK WAS COMPLETE.
Schooner a. Hayford Lost on Reef
Near Tortugas.

Near iortugas
Key West, Ia, Jan. is The Amer
lean schooner A. Hayford, Which went
8@pqF 7.5eiawe aeor nas
t'-gas, is a eomalete wreck Capt
McGleanan aud crew were rescued
@ith great difficulty,
The crew was taken 10 Tortugas
and the captain was placed in a hos
pital having receives injuries in the
@leck The schooner was loaded fot
cuban ports with lumber from Mo
bic
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RECORDS IN MORGAN CASE
NOT RECEIVED YESTERDAY
Therefore il Was Impossible to Set
Date for Hearing.


Date for Hearing.
The records in the case Of theNlIor
gan Drug store we're expected to~>~
rAe yesterday the time having eX
pired, but JuGge Isaac Of the bank.
rupt court, received a telegram from
the cerk OF the court in Savannah
saying that the records had not been
received from siaooH. Il vas expect
ed that the records wouId arrive yes
to-day and Judge Isaac would have
assigned the case ior hearing.
The records viii probably arrive
Monday and the case Will Immediately
BE- taken up and date set for the
first meeting OF creditors
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ti'at in addition to the prisoners al
ready reported about 1890 wounded
combatants VII eventually be brought
e Japan. Geceral Nogi's headquarters
staH at Port Arthur are at present de
voting their energies to dispatchina
the prisoners TO Japan. placing the
wounded in hospitals and clearing the
way for a thorough investigation Of
The sroils Of war Confused reports
@ch Toxic OF the condition of the
E'ty buildings. It was said today that
General Nogi will not return 10 Toxic
al present
Sixteen survivors Of tho third de.
tachment Of Japanese who attempted
to block the entrance to Jort Arthur
hy sinking stone laden steamer in the
channel are expected to arrive at
sssebo. The fate of their seventy
companions l. unknown.