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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-25
PROGRAM ARRANQ@
BY TIE MEMS CES
Interesting Meeting Of the orsanIza
ton Was Held Last Night at Club
Rooms.

The meeting Of the Mems club lasI
Right was not largely attended, bun
there was spirit manifested that
with only fair measure of support
VIII win a successful series OF meet
ngs for the year Rev. Sam Small
md Mr. J. G. Green were a'eeted mem
hers.
The meeting nights are changed to
Monday night Of each week at p. M
The program for zozt Monday nlgdI
he discussion Of the war in the Far
cast aad its effect upon the cIvillza
On OF the world.
For the fourth Monday night In FEB.
,cary an address by ]. 7. Colson upon
sAakespearean subject Of his choice.
sAaEesp spearean address. fth Monday
March Walter Brobston
tourth Mon lay in Arril. Or WHIya
ode
Fourth Monday ia May. Prof N. Ii
3alard
Talks We're made "pon the ciub ana
is relations TO the community and the
ocessHy Tor such an organization
end It's enthusiastic support by DTS
AtAinson. Drucker ana Re1e Rev. sam
mall and by the chair.
Now with extension Of A. & B. "a
birmingham in sight is the time &c
make this club the power for useful
ICES It may ana can and must be made
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-25
ATLANTIC COAST CITIES
WILL r LANDLE GRAIN CROP

Chicago. Jan 24.-ln the contest e
tween cities in the Atlantic coast nc
those on the gulf of Mexico for the tras
nc in tho grain crops of Nebraska,
Kansas and Iowa, the Chicago Gate
y ay and the Atlantic secured a victory
today when trpfic officials of the east.
ern and western lines reached an
agreement to meet any competition OF
the railroads from Omaha and Kansas
City to the gulf.
The roads were given full authority
hy the lines from Chicago 70 New York
/ Philadelphia and Baltimore to make
rates on export grain which will be
|lIinging the tariff this way. In other
words the rate making power in west.
ern grain for export was passed over
to the western roads by the trunk lines
eastward
The eastern railways have only to
accept the rates made by their western
connections and haul the freight turn.
ed over to them. The agreement Is
without time limit and may continue
SC long as tho competition OF the gun
remains an active factor in the trainc
he rate from Omaha to New Orleans
by the new tariffs Of the Missouri Pa
.ciic is Is cents per leu pounds.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-25
WAR is INVITED
BY ROOSEVELT
-
Senators So Review His
Action Regarding San
Domingo
MAY CAUSE SOME trouble
Senator Bacon Introduces a Resogu
ton to Force Facts in the Matter.
Has President usurped Fune-
tions of Senator

washington, Jan. Ex-senator Ba,
con today introduced a resolution OF
I curry bearing upon the announces AZ
ttude Of this government toward sar
tomingo. Tla resolution recites the
'1eGSpaper reports from San Domingo
I'D the statement given out by Mr.
fomts after Consultation with Mn
lay and simniy calls for the facts in
.aciai torn.
The object Of this feto have the sep.
te PIT IN possession Of the inside
cts concerning the situation down
mere ana Iartcuiarly with reference
y the at,';ude taken by Presiden,
ooseyelt with the idea Of disclosing
hatAer tie resident has negotiated
treaty with the Dominican eovarr.
"lent which ls TO BE submitted in due
offa to the senate for its ratification
- Is REQUIRED uader the constitution
al treaties a. whether as mas been
ott,p Inc president is epGeayoring
~ a,oe H. h.u eli tie risht to maRe
oi~- N.-Ao.t consultation oil sonata
5 tAe se belief here that tina
-fistnse. 3-.ln1ed is sare to in.
,e tA-a l9.es4ulant in war. IL not
"ltn t-1 rest Dominica goyern
aent cerlai-4 W.tA the 81 called Io.
auFgents WHO co0e L. a ma loriav OF the
tcrts 10 resent any. arranSements Pros
'aent Morales has made.
With this prospect in y'aw. q go5a
eaany republican members as ven as
ieMlocratic members OF the senate are
y aopinion that any assumption by
the president OF the right to make
aeal of this kind with out subli- tting it
te the senate Tor its approval would be
iar beyond his const tutionaI power.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-25
APPRAISERS FINN
= BIC DIIy &E
Over $4,000 y. ssiT of
Property Discovered
ineMOOre Case
SCHEDULED Al s22,I5O
v hiIe Appraisers Report, Filed Yes
terdaY Places Assets of the Bank
rupt at s76,5O2, ,5o-case an
Interesting One

The appralaers in the case of Il IL
Moort, the Coffee county man who
recently went into bankruptcy. ale,
.tleir report with the referee yesterday
and some very interesting disclosures
were made
IN the 0rst place the appraisers
.ornd over fifty thousand dollars NOR
3perty than was scheduled 5y tn
Bankrupt In his petition Moore's a.
,orney only scheduled property valusd
I l52,lo0 out In their report filed yes.
.elday the appraisers stated that t4ev
aad found property valued at S76.5 ..
'o' IN real esate saw mil machinery.
dF0ootine lands, city property in va.
4S;a, cotton mill stock and intercls in
4:road properly
'',e a.2t&laers are D. W. Erauss
~ J., 3. Schuyler, Or ILLS cu.. am.
etop l., 80 nson. ol Wa cross rne
t"'e t~4 o.er TIE property ii tas
oanlrupt n,-4 .,.Qa q c4rcim Il. rala
rent OF same
1t Will be remembcc2 that thl
bankrupt sheduled his liabilities
5l470O0. the largest case which
ever been In the bankruptcy COZ. i3,
ohia district. Ills credltors 4. 5a
tered in all sections OF thA stats i,
he case has attracted considerab. ..6.
lention.
The fac THAT over $4,000 worth Oh
property not scheduled has been 10.
Gated by the appraisers has made the
case a very interesting one and it is
expected that there will be some
ard fought battles for different pro
perty before the case is finally settled
The trustee in the case, G. II. Leavy,
tf this city is now busily engaged IN
preparing to dispose OF tre property
ana will bring the case to a close as
rapidly as possible.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-25
8ANk CASHIER KILLS HIMSELF.
Business Worry Drove Rouseman to
the Deed.

Columbus. o.. Jan. 24.-Charies
douseman Cashier OF the East Side
ayings bank killed himself yesterday.
5e was forty years old aud leaves a
WIDOW and three children and the SUI.
eide is said to he due to BUSINESS wor-
-. A run has begun on the bank and
he street is lined with men, women
ahe directors OF the bank say 1t Is soE-
and children demanding 'aeir money.
vent and that they will paw ali depos
itors
The directors of the bany applied to
be common rleas court 10. a receiver
and w. II. English was appointed, hts
bond being fixed at $4,000 The run
Las practically stopped. The assets
are given by an attorney at $3.50, 20,
Liabilities $429,799 OF which S2S4.S75
are individual deposits.
Among the heavy depositors Is Pas
Keer, great keeper of wampum of the
Independent Order OF Red Men of the
state Of Ohio. All the fuads Of the
state lodge are on deposit with the IN
stitution. The directors INSIST the
oashier's books are all right
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-25
HANDSOME YACHT ARRIVED
FoR EDITOR PULITZER

4 handsome little launch arrived IN
the city Monday and was uuloaded ycs
terday. for Joserh Pulitzer, tho well
known millionaire owner and editor
OF tho New York World, Hho Will ar
rive at Jekyl shortly. The launch was
unloaded and viii be carr ed to JekyI
probably today, where II will be fitted
Up and put in the water.
Mr. Pulitzer. It is understood viii
arrive IN the city the latter part Of
next week and will occupy his cottage
On the island until toe season closes.
lie Is a regular visitor to the island
and Is always among the last to leave,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-25
TWO WILL co TO oALLoWs;
TWO GET LIFE SENTENCES

Tallahassee, Fla. Jan, 2f.-Two
rron have bcel sentenced TO he hanged
and two others to life Imprisonment
l.. the circuit court here. lshman Eu
wards. Milton Larkin and Manuel Har
RS were convicted of the murder OF N
w. Epps, which occurred near here
last September. Edward and LarkiT
will 30 TO the ballows and Manuel Har
ris to prison for life.
John Repro pleaded guilty to th'
charge OF murder In another case ant
vas given = pfa Gsntese.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-25

LARGE DlsrtLLEaT Is SEIZED
Alleged irregularities Of 7Iea's PianI
Cause Action.

Alleged irregularities Of TigG'S Pisnl
Cause Action.
Danyille, Va, Jan 24.-~After sew
eral days investigation OF alleged lr
regularlties, revenue officers have seiz-
ed what Is known as Plgg's distlllery
AT Dry Fork The distillery, which If
tie largest in this section OF the coun.
try, was licensed and operated BY
sidney Jones. but Is believed to be
owned by J. Hutch Pigg,
One hundred barrels Of whisky were
seized, fifty Of which are at Salisbury
N c., Gnd twenty-five in Richmond
gbe distluery IS known aas 23-bushel
acuso The sales Of whisky during the
month Of December amounted to Slz,
600. Tho plant has besu remodeiec
and fitted up with improved steam ma
chlnory durlsg the past two years
o his community beng dry the distili
ciy has been doing large retail ous
mess.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-25
MANY TOURISTS ARe Aeae.

Visitors, From North ans Easi conl5g
soath In rote9
Tho tourist season has set l ano
.ttero are many vlsl.cr3 ou tie 5 reets
1okiug at TINS bujld,I IS aud time non.
0ed places ABOUT which they l.ave
read SO muca Many Of the visitors
tiom the north stop here or. tie way
to JacRsonyf le or going sour. Du1
The majority Of theu ar9 guests al
the hotels Of the city who have .efld.
ed Brunswick in the itinerary south.
ward to escape cold ana snoa of The
north. The hotels auo boarding lousos
Of Brunswick are now well a.iod.
The beautiful weqt1er that Iruns-
wick is having aud tie warm tenpera,
turcs that meet The coming Visitors
vho nave come from temperate! be.
low zero and icy winds singing inks
o snow into tbeir faces, give them
Joy all the more keobJy apprec lated
On account of The bleekuess Of tAo Iand
which they have lei. behind lcm.
brunswick Is now al the heiat il OF
its social season ana visitors can get
an idea Of roal southern culture IN
the city that is found 50 perfect ID the
nowhere else The warm climats the
beauties Of the surroundings the his
torical attractions ana the pjctur -5que
Legroes all combine TO make tn city
ap Ideal retreat for the snow oolmn
ice chilled traveller from the NORTH and
il Is small wonder tnat 20 many are
Il aking the ely the objective point OK
their winter traIevcs in the soutn.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-25
a SENTIMENT N rs FAVOR.
The People Of Brunswlck rate . Por
With Old Aud tofium GIlloiI g

The People OF Brunswlck Fate . port
With Old Auditorium 1Iildi13
The News has received a number
OF Communications al Of them suggest
ing that some Ilan be arrived a. whica
win obviate the necessity Ct selling or
81 otherwise removing the Old aadito-
riun building. A great many reasons
arc set out Tor the position taken and
some CT the1 ave splendi1 oEes. a
number Of people seem to feoi ttat the
tearing ioan Of the building vii be a
sep in the wrong direction
and looks too much Ike goins back
ard; others are OF the opinion that
the amount due on the structure could
wsily raised and that ruch q build
be needed, in the event that
1ck grows very rapidly IN the
XII in ali there is decided senti-
r,ent against tearing dowa tie build
irg. -i4--
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-25
A NEW STATE eNToMoLoelsr
e !. Smith Appointed to Succeed
Wilmon Newell.


E l. Smith Appointed to Succeed
Wilmon Newell.
i. !. Smith, assistant state entomolo-
s. VIII be named as state entomolo.
,st to succeed Hon. Wilmon Newell,
who resigns to become professor OF
ntomoloaist a the University Of Lou
-iana. Tile POSITION was offered 10
Nr Newell several weeks ago and he
had the matter under considera-
ION for some tine. He went to Baton
aouge several days ago to confer with
he university authorities about the
place and has finally agreed to accepr
lie appointment
The fact that he Is to leave Georgia
VIII be generally regretted. Since ne
Decame associated with the department
Of entomology here several years ago
ne has made hundreds Of friends in
every section OF the state and has
made an admirable record in the Office
of the state prtomologst.
lie was ono of the most experienced
r1en ever holding that position and Gid
vllaable work In stamping out the dis.
cosos Of fruit trees, Mr.. Newell came
10 Georgia from Texas where he mar
norked as an entomologis'
Ar Smith, Who succeeds him, is an
experienced nan ana has been with
tie department about two years. The
appointment Of Mr.. Smith will not be
made until Commissioner Of Agriculture
Q. q. Stevens returns from New or
!eans where he has gone to attend the
meeting o. the commissioners Of agri.
culture Of the southern sJates-
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-25

..aan1 rnc entire ,,.'.., 5,rs. day = snt tao
the testimony OF Ifer ey Tyre, the prca-
ident of the cefunci corporation ant
some interesting a. propanlg Gems
| tlonal disclosures were 1ro ght oR1.
The firm has oaiy been engaged il
business for a little over one year ] ld
Wien thrown into Involuntary bank
ruptoy owed debts of about $4,000 90
and rrodueed assets 1lued noninany
at $1400o.O0, but actud worth. scarce
" half th2t amount The attorneys
representing the creditors, Garaard &
0leldrlm aad Jaoo4kqazaa Of sayan.
1rah and Col. Leon Wuson ,59 Way
cross subjected the president og the
concern to Eiost searching cposs-ex
animation and have brought out facts
which may result in the charge thag
'aiout $5.000.0o of asseta are ae pres
out unaccounted for Just before tax
ing the recess, tho appointment oR a
trustee was made. Col c. p. Goodyear
peing appointed to this Petitl5a re
~eiying the unanimous vote Of III the
creditors present and represented.
Judge Isaac postpQpea rs
ment Of appraisers Of the estate. and
wlll take this matter up at his con
Wnience.
The next session of the court VIII be
'Ield January 26 when the Morgan
Drug store case and the /. N. Bishop
case both Of Brunswick will be hearQ
and trustees appointed
An order was entered in the
Mrs. Relle L9vfsoA case OF brunswick,
Erecting the trustee to sell the busl
ness OF this concern on January 28.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-25
RIOTS REPORTED n RAMON;
UUiLDlNG6 ARE DESTROYED

Berlin, ian 24-Riots are reported
al Radon. a Russian Paland mob OF
vorkmon and 'eseryists fred upon sol.
diers. killing two officers. In the
course OF riotlng number Of buildings
we're completely destroyed There IS
sIe0t excitement
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-25
swlndHna.

New York, IAN. 2I-Mrs. Duke who
has been figuring in the courts here
tor the past few weeks on account oi
the alleged insanity Of her husband
who was confined in q sanitari1m tor
some time, was today hegsen arrested
and placed in the toaiDs.
The arrest was made as a result o.
requlsition papers recciv4d from Tex.
la where she iormerly lived and wleru
ste owns considerable property, clalg.
Ing her with sWndlrg.
She strongly denied tuo charge Ehen
arrested.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-25
BANKER IS ON TRIAL
FOR CRIME or MURDER
TWO Venlres Exhausted Without Jury
Esing Secured.

Roanoke, Va, Jan. z4.-The case OF
Charles r. Fishburn, banker and bro.
her charged with killing DR.. Fred
I.efew a young Roanoke physician,
vas called yesterday. Judge A. M. AK
en-, OF Danwile. presiding Two Roa.
noke yenires We're exhausted and eley.
en- jurors secured. The judge then or.
dted the sheriff 10 go to Franklin coun
y for yenire.
On October 80 last Fishburn mad a
difficulty with Lefews yourg step son.
later going to the Letew residence ID
nform tho doctor what had happcnec
The two men quarrelled ard Fishbur
cut Lefew in the breast, puncturing taa
heart. Lefew lived two weeks. lne
,dmilies are prominent
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-25

WILKES FARMERS ARE IN LNe.
VIII Reduce acreage and Amount Of
Fertilizers Used.

Fertilizers Used.
Washington. Ca, Jan, PA con
vocation Of farmers. merchants and
professional men was held here Satur-
tay ut which time a permanent organ
ization of the farmers was perfected.
Hon. r. d. Galloway was elected
president of the Cotton Growers asso-
cation Of wilkes county. with j. Luke
purdette secretary and treasurer.
Reports showed that the farmers OIL
Wilkes county viii reduce their cotton
acreage 80 per cent and will curtaiI
the use of commercial fertilizers al
least 40 percent. The committees re
ported that only in a few cases did
they have farmer to refuse to agree
over his signature to cut down his cot
ion acreage and the use of guano to a
material degree.
Wilkes county sent delegation or
FIVE members Of the Gotten Growers
convention. They are are Hon. r. D.
Galloway. A. S. Anderson. NJ. P. Pope,
W. O. Bobo and ]. II. Kirkpatrick.
More than 5000 was raised II the meet
'ng to help defray their expenses on
his trip.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-25
LIQUOR MEN EXCLUDED.
From Membership of the Mine Work.
ers Convention.

Indianapolis Ind. Jan. 24.--In the
mine workers convention today Par.
rlck Dolan Of Pittsburg led moyc.
ment to have the constitutional amend.
ment excluding barksepers and saloon.
keepers from membership lay over for
a year The debate lasting two hours
ended In a decided vote Tor tho fm-
lledlately operation OF the amend
ment. The convention declared strong
Is In favor Of cooperative stores
1t was decided to employ an attor.
ney to draft Tor presentation to con
bress and state legislatures an en-
r.oyer's liability bill.
Announcement Of the vote Tor ma.
tional officers showed tho reelection
oi the present officers. =
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-25

TROUBLE IS EXPECTED
IN SOUTHERN RuSSlt

Odessa. Jan 2f.-Copies Of Gapora
Tctlton to the czar are being circulated
- southern Rdssia. The rettii5i,ii ha4
caused great rerment when is In
cleasing hourly Tonight many shops
have been heseiged. hundreds ot
reople who anticipate a big strike
{, morrow are laying in d big supply
o, food SUITS The situation ia south
ern Russia at present is serious.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-25
YOUTH eHOOTs HIMSELF:
THEN MANGLE0 BY TRAIN
Newman Tho6 as, OF Eartow, Ca, paaa
From Accident.

Barlow. Ia, Jan - -Newman
thomas. the IL year old SEA ol DR.. W.
A Thomas .ot this place accidentally
shot AMI killed himself hero satuday.
The body was lying on the rairoad
track and was afterwari un over by a
passing train and badly manglod.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-25
Jumped Through Car Window

Jackson, Miss, Jan 24.--J.. H. Dish
cj oom, a young white man charged
With embezzling funds from the Forbes
Piano company at Laurel jumped
tbrough the coach window OF train
bile being taHen back 10 LauEel from
Alabama. He made good his escape
although handcufed at the time.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-25
lnterventlons Filed.

In the bankruptcy court yesterday
two interventions we're fled in the i.
Levison case, enc by Morggn & Davis.
u this city for $500 and the other
by the Acme Brewing Company, Ma.
con for $3.50. They will DO heard on
February Z.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-25
Ho,net Arrlvsn.

The handsome steam yacht Hornet
owned by tho Carnegies Of Dung geness,
arrived in port yesterday 10 Undergo
repairs at the foundry OF the B.iesen.
ick-Hensell Engineering Company. Be-
fore returning she viii 60 On tao ma.
rlne railway and will be thoroughly
overhaulsd.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-25
FfW MACHINERY
} BEING INSTALLED
Number OIL Improvements
in Pf0ge IS at Sash
actOry
IhE CAPACITY IS INCREASED
New Dry Kiln Has Recently Been
Erected and Some New and Mod
ern Machinery Has Been

5ered.
4 sd
y" inous01 runs77Ac Ack. which Is
r ~. ''ai 7 z'e one,i Z ;'.S-.isapla ..-+. to
~ j. ''''' most lmpoVtahefn this
~ ..',"n q - state improvements
y ueinS s'9aqily MADE new machin
= '9'is ipS'2'ea' the capacity Is
-.''', 4-'''' go ana Ine factory is now
'.'-'''''' vi '''ii .'ine "ne H'en oYe'
i,,s r - - - - -''l g." .gSferS.
i''9 -, y 80 reie''p dto is the
~ ,'''' 's''e''' ''o''' ana 7i'hd Factory
= u.'gl w ~ me Shoo Of the A.
'''' l.''H''
80 ~ 1l 8s' le" uaY$ some new
''''p '.''.'e' - '.i'''''i'' ''eFy mas oeon IN
80, - 'll'' 80, ''i !. * rs "1en "f''eFe.'
~ va ~ '''>O1 ''' -'oSlli''' "s
80 - - - = %, '''''" '"e iate".
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-25
Small Negro KIlIs Another.

Ashburn. Ca, Jan. 24.--Jim White,
coiored, accidentally shot Lewis Wood
today. wood lived 30 minutes. Botn
we're small boys. White tried to carry
atm home but gave out.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-25
chlna oot "RuttInn I'M

Berlin. Jan. 24.-The Chinese min.
ister called on Chancellor Won Bueio8
QUAY and gave him come positive as.
surances that China ls not infringing
i.eutraiity.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-25
sEMLPANlc SHOWN
EY INDUSTRIAL SHARES.

sT-rA Petersburg. Jan. 24.-The situa-
ton vas reflected on the Bourse to-
day in sent panic in Industrial shar-
eb the government energctically sup
rorted Imperial As and nreyeptad =
Vmp
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-25
r. r. eELK, or AuGsTA,
TO LECTURE HERE SOON
We'll Known ceorgl5n VIII be Hearo
IN Brunswick Shorty.

The ladies Of the First Methodist
church have succeeded IN securing T..
Il. Belk OF Augusta, to deliver q lee
ture here the latter part Of next month
Mr. Beck IS one Of the best known lee
Brunswick will be awaited with inter.
turers in the State and his coming to
est.
The lecture isSto be given Tor the
benefit Of the hew Methodist caurcn
on which work will shortly begin
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-25
SAY NO REGIMENT
REFUSED 70 FIRE

ST Petersburg. Jan. 24.-It is nov Off
c.elly denied that a single regiment
refused to OBEY orders yesterday and
the war omce expresses n5l the slight
est doubt OF the loyalty OF the troops.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-25
RAN Honora WhIteIaw ReId.

Rome Jan. liking Victor Eman-
vel today signed decree conferring
the grad cordot OF the crown Of italy
Oh Whitelaw Ried o. New York.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-25
MOB AND CAVALRY
ENGAGE lN A Fight

St Petersburg, Jan. PA eavere
neht OF q .arse mob and cavalry sop
occurred this afteinoon, the resist O.
hich it net yet known ont ii is b.
levod that a number Of fatalities oc.
CURED.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-25

Forecast for today in Georgia: Fair
and colder.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-25
PROCLAMATION Is TO BE lSSUED-eia
By GEN. TkAPOTF GUARANTEffSslA, Efsl, 81. \;
PROTECTION TO@44O2I<gFQ(GS A..
RUSSIA HAS ORDERED 500
BIG GUNS FROM BERLIN

ST. PETERSBURG, JANUARY 23-THE RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT
las ORDERED MACHINE GUNS FROM BERLIN vTL
INSTRUCTIONS TO SHIP AS SOON rs POSSIBLE
A HALF DOZEN OR MORE PROMINENT MEN wHonNAe stopos
ED TO BE AMONG TEE LEADERS or THEe ePEV0TT1
LY ARRESTED TODAY. OTHER ARRe$TAARr rxpEcrSv
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-03

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