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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-17

An industry win be launched In
brunswick shortly. the plans now be
irg under way. which promises to bs
81 Of the most important in the city
!. not in south Georgia.
A company is now being organized
IN the city fol the purpose Of gong
IN the fishing business on a large
scale. The purpose of the company
win moi be 70 merely supply the local
demand. nor the demand in Georgia
but It is intended to ship fish from
this to all sections. The fish
viii ~ be trout, sheePshead, mullet
e,c.. which ase SO plentiful around
these waters. Tut the company intends
10 deal almcst exclusively Ia bsaeA-
fish. snapper and Spanish mackereI.
The company Will be composed Of a
number Of local business men, outside
ca .ital has been Invited, AID during
the present week q man familiar with
the business VIII arrive IN Brunswick
rom Baltimore, Will look carefully
%, er the situation and viii probahlN
remain here until ths CON. sn. is or
ganlzea and work commenced
1t IS the intention Of the eoilrany
a. have a feet of auxiliary Vessels
engaged 10 tho work. The vessels
sailing and steam. VIII maze r79llar
rms to the snapper and tiaehlah
banks and VII go into Florida T'etefs
To- Spanish mackereL Il IS proposed
to have built at first nae 81 Two
boats which win he specially euec up
for the business for which taeg are
to be used These boats vll 80 %
the snapper ANA hiacAAsA 5alHs ,'
often es possible.
The viii return TO the city after
acadlnz with the fish which TlA be
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-17
.A.Y &. I0G-XTEND lTS'
'TNN BTRNfINGHAM
Work on the Extension from Mon
tezuma will Immediately Begin, i.
Says Wadley

An announcement which is of vital
tcterest to Brunswick in particular and
iris section Of Georgia in general
vas made Saturday by George Dole
" adley, vice president and general
manager OF the Atlantic and Birming-
ham railroad. to the effect that WORK
would Immediately begin on the ex-
tension OF his line from Montezuma
to the coal fields and metropolis OF
Alabama birmingham.
The announcement was sent TO the
Savannah News and other Georgia
papers, 1t was short and to the point
IN keeping with the quiet progress be-
ing made by this great south Georgia
railroad
The article in the different papers
which will be read with interest In
brunswick. is as follows:
MIR. George Dole Wadley, vice
president and general manager OF the
Atlantic and Birmingham railroad.
made the statement today that imme-
diate steps will be taken for the ex-
tension of the road from Montezuma
the Northwestern terminus. on through
Georgia and thence to Birmingham,
Ala
The news of the extension has
tcen expected for some months
and the statement that work would
commence at once it gratifying To-
the towns along the Atlantic and Bir-i
I. ingham. The present mileage OF
The A'1sssAt slGr- ~ - sfgham system
ftea. The road
Ess5tl0ss TO Montezulna
all0 4ssm Brunswick to Thomasville
The distance from Montezuma TO Bir
bingham IS In the neighborhood OF
$50 miles.
'"rhe route for the Blrmingham OK
tension was surveyed about year
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-17
De EVOe1SkRlCE
BP0STMASNR
Nv q f Iye-I'orpered Fight
for the Fat 0overn-
nent Job
APPOINTMENT IS txpECIFD
ME-. De Voc Makes Application TOR the
Place Upon Request of Postmaster
Browne Friends-Fioht.
Grows interesting.


H. De voe tpe well known
castle street grocar, Is the latest e6
erter the race for the Brunswick
ps stottica plums winch IS surely ex-
sected to fail drAing the prepent week,
and probably to-day,
It was rumored yesterday that Mr..
tit Voc was in rthe race and~,wnen
seen by News reporter no gtated
that he had made application to the
President and was quito confident that
lie would receive the appointment.
1t Is understood that Mr.. De Voc
nas entered the race upon the request
Of the friends and some OF. the sup
porters Of Postmaster Brown, who IL
2! Also stated. has little chance Of the
appointment Mr De Voc stated TO
.lhe News reporter that no would NOT
enter the racs against the postmearer
@nd would not eudeavor to defeat him
tor tho place. hut added that many Of
he friends OF Dir Brown 6ghcd him
20 make application and It was upon
ibis request that he aid 30.
Tie race is now, indeed. growing
Interesting with i've candidates In the
aeld, and probably othefs 10 hear
ilom. The candidates agPrssent are
.O w. Cole, r J. HardEway, +. McC.
Grown. w II. De Voc aud A. M. Smith.
Nothing was received from Washing
,on on the matter sterday. .bat 1t
atili seems to be the general sisssg5fes.
SION in Brunswick that the appoint.
ment viii fall to Major q w. Cole,
stated In these columns Sunday
morning by MILF Saul, well known
newspaper man in Washington. Mr..
Cole has almost the solid endorsement
Of -the. district and state republicans.
The other candidates however, still
claim the appointment, and It was
stated yesterday by one Of the present
postmaster's friends that he was not,
BY any means, out Of the race. but
instead, was receiving the assistance
OF a number Of republican leaders,
who are urging the president to ap.
point HIM
It Is believed that the appointment
will be made before Thursday Of the
present week, and until the president
gives out his dednite' decision In the
matter the successful candidate win
not be known. and any announcement
heard around the streets win be only
guess work. -
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-17

ago. and While the present n,eAs
the officials awe not been M MN
nc it is belie' ed that the ror au-
Veyed at that tine will be used tno
Lew line.
"Wayeross will probably b beps.
fitted more than any other one no,n,
fy the extension of the road to Rir
mnigham Outside of the heneat -
the city by this line. wavcros-
VIII continue as headquarters Of tho
road. The shops of this railroad have
recently been increased here. as h,s
also been the working force" .
While it is true that Waycross as
wen as all points on the road win he
greatly sAnedtted by the extension ar
II line, Brunswick, being the only
ccep water terminus Of the system
viii, naturally be benefited more
than any other point.
Il is expected that woA on tho az.
tension will hegin at once and viii
'e rapidly pushed to completion.
Just what the route will be from
Montezuma has not been announced
as yet. but It is believed that the
ad viii 50 through two or three
counties than reaa Columbus to
continue from theaD6n into Alabama.
There are a @Sber Of large and I'm
portant cities between Montezuma
and Birmingham and several routes
which the road can take, but no an
nonnoemeat Of the proposed route has
been made.
With the Atlantic and Birmingham
completed to birmingham 1t VIII be
one Of the greatest railroads in the
uth, and the only independant line
extending from the coal fields Of Ala
bama to deep water port.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-17
italian Bark Goes Ashore.

West Palm Beach, Fla, Jan 49,
An Italian bark, the name Of which
could not be obtained, went ashore
FIVE miles south Of Palm Beach to-
cay. The bark carried a crew OF
fifteen men and cargo of 800, ,O0V
feet Of pine lumber She sailed
{; ON Pensacola for Antwerp, All
the crew are safe. but the vessel ia
cn the beach and II is feared that the
waves will beat her to pieces 70
night leaving E total wreck. The wind
IS still very nigh and the sea IL
rough and it is feared that other
weeks will be reported tomorrow.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-17
INTERESTING MEETING or
THE BOARD Or EDUCATION
The Course Of Study in the Schools
Reduced one Year.

The Course OF Study in the Schools
Reduced one Year.
The board of education hell an
adjourned meeting al the court house
yesterday morning and disposed OF
quite a number Of matters Among
other and the most Important business
landed, was that OF reducing the
course in the public schools cf the
city The course was reduced from.
Q even to ten years. That is a chilli
entering the schools and continuing
can graduate in ten years, instead Or
eleven, as has been the custom for
many years past,
The committees tor rhe present
year we're also appointed asr4cilows.
Finance. G. Bradley. Re- IL Hop
Eins, r. e. L. Burford
Building-R. II. Hopkina.sJ. r Don't
" I Colson
Sanitary. 7 Colson. W Il. Crof
ton, c. G. Bradley.
Rules-R, Z L. Burford. Alex Liy.
ingston, J r. Dent
Grievances ". Il. CroftoB D. Wat
son Winn, 3. f. Lewis
Examinations-D Watson Winn, J.
T Colson, G. g. Bradley
The first MINED Of each committed
IS the chairman.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-17
STOCK RAISING N THIS COUNTY
a Number Of Farmers Are Turning

Numper or Farmers Are Turning
in his Direction.
There is every indication at pres
ent that Glynn county and. IN fact
this entire section. win soon be con-
sidered ono Of the leading stoclrais-
ing parts of the state.
It has only Heen carried on by few
in the past but Tho News learns daily
of farmers who are to take up this
important Industry and there Is no
doubt but that every one who en-.
Rages In this business viii be success
ful
There is no doubt but that the price
OF beef VIII continue TO 20 upward and
and why not our farmers get the ben
eft OF this condition Of affairs as
we'll as the teer trusts.
The man who can gather the nee
esaary amount Of capital should think
tne matter over.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-17
IN THE BANKRUPT COURT
One or TWO Minor Matters Were
Disposed Of Yesterday.

One or TWO Minor Matters Were
Disposed Of Yesterday.
In the bankruptcy court erday
Judge Isaac odjudiclated II. O.. VII
liams & Co. bsnkrupts II G. VII.
lams. the head Of the firm. hled an
application for bankruptcy seyeral
months ago, hut. owing to tic TACT
tDat there Is considerable property
owned by II. G. Williams & Co.. the
finn Is also adjuclciated bar hrupts
The same trustee, Ct course, w.li wind
u, the affairs Of the compans
A rehearing in their case Of the
mortgage Of Cox & Co.. OF Way cross
was set for yesterday but was post
poued until January %.
A petition from j. j. Lissner. trus
tee. IN the cpse Of B. Levigon, ask
ing for leave to sell the stock Of the
bankrupt. was received yesterday and
the case for hearing on Jan
uery "a. The sale win probably take
Place on January IS.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-17

Judge James D. Gould. Of St Simon,
vas in the city yesterday and says
he is going to farm on a large scale
al Laurence, the place he recently
purchased on ST. Simon from Mrs.
Peckham. This Is one Of the best
places in the county and Judge Gould
being a good farmer, there is no doubt
about the success Of the undertaking
He will also engage in the stock
raislng busiaesE,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-17
GEORGIA JUDGE TO LECTURE
TO THE sTUDENTs or YALE

Macon, Jan. 16.--Judge Emory Speer
as been elected by tho faculty OF
Yale law school to deliver the lectures
on the Stoor's foundation in 1908.
That this is no small honor may be
icdged by the fact that these lectures
were delivered last year by Sir Fred.
eIick Pollack, Of London, ono Of the
jlages OF the Brithish high court.
Judge speer was notified OK his el
ection IN letter from DR.. Heiry
v ard Rogers. dean Of the law scooi
o. Yale University.
Though prominent members Of the
bench and bar have heretofore denv'
cred these lectures, Judge Speer Is
probably the Grst sotherner to receive
such an honor from the faculty OF
Yale law school.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-17
Many Winter Gardens.

Although it is about the middle OF
the winter this fact does not keep
many Bruuswick housewives from
gathering vegetables from their own
gardens. A d'1ve around the city viii
surprise those who are under the i'm
preston that vegetable sill not grow
here IN Wintor
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-17
= FINE ATTRACTION roNlGH-
Nusieal Comedy win be Seen at the
Grand.

Nusieal Comedy win be Seen at the
Grand
"A Girl from Kays" q high class
musical comedy. will be the attraction
at the Grand tonight, and from all
indications It win be greeted by a
large house and VIII prove one Of tho
best attractions Of the kind seen here
this season
"a Girl from Kays" il strictly
musical comedy and carries, It Is
stated, about 50 people. among them
teing some high class singers and
)od comedians The company has
been highly spoken Of in the cities
where It has played this season, and II
is considered a great success. The
cotumes, staging. etc. are all said to
be excellent. and the attraction "a
considered one OF the best that will
be offered our theater goers this sea
son.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-17
crand lurv Not 70 Meot

Some are ui.der the impression that
the grand jury will meet when court
convenes on January 30, but this is
a mistake. This august body adjourn
cd at the time court recessed and
tie presentments were read In court
and published.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-17
4. & q. BUYS PROPERTY
NEAR -HE OLD BREWERY

A deed wa5 field in the superior
court yesterday by Miss 3Iallie R
Davenport, turning over to the At
lfntic and Birmingham railroad ten
and four-tenths acres OF lara.
This land Is situated out near the
cid brewery site aud vas recently
purchased by the A. & E. The price
paid was $500. The A. G b. haf
also bought a number Of other acres
oI land adjoining this tract.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-17
havInn an EaaY Tlma.

The Brunswick fire department is
having a very quiet time Of 1t during
the present cold spell. Usually when
the mercury gets down into the
twenties and thirties the department
IS kept busy responding to alarms
but during the past few days, the cold
est of the winter not single alarm
has been sounded.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-17

The school teacres of the state will
eet their first pay Of the year within
the next few days BY the early part
Of next month some 100000 will
have been distributed to them in pay
ment of salaries for two months work
The close of last year.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-17
DUKE WORTH HALF MILLION
hat Was the Statement Made by
Attorney Andrews Yesterday
Also Has an income of
$4,000 AuAualIv
st5,ooo AVaually.

New York. Jany. t6.--NEs. Brodie
l Duke quietly left the Ue Asauare
hotel this afternoon. leayine
Each stairway. Ii was annourYS
sue expected 10 return but the landlord
says she smay have her baggage but
sae cannot come back to the hotel.
Lawyer Andrews stated thiR after
oon that Duke was. worl half
million dollars and ha.d an additional
Income of at Least $4,000 yearly from
tlGst funds in the hands OF his father.
The decision reached by the two
eAperts shat Duke Is sane has been the
occasion Of much talk here. as many
people believe his mind is unbalanced
he case seems to be somewhat of a
puz7ling one and great Interest al.
trches to the final result
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-17
HER HANDS BADLY BURNED
WHILE SAVING HER CHILD
Mrs Wlnton Greenfield Met With .
Painful Accident Yesterday.


Painful Accident Yesterday.
Mrs. Winton Greenfield was pain
fully burned about her hands yes
terday morning, at her residence, cor
ner Of L and B streets, while extin
gushing q fre which about to inyelor
her little Ave year old daughter.
The little girl was playing around
the fire when her dress ignited. Mrs
Greenfield fortunately happened to be
IT. the room and before the dress had
burned very rnuch she succeeded in
extlnguishing the flames, but not i'm
al both Of her hands we're painfully
burned. The little girl was only
slightly burned.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-17
WLth J nIq cara.o

The Mallory steamer is expected to
arrive in port this morning, having
sailed from New York Saturday. II
IS understood that the ship has an un-
usually heavy cargo OF freight, nearly
fifty cars Of which Is to be turned
over to the different railroads.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-17
SUPERIOR COURT NOT
TO MEET UNTIL JANUARY
Judge Parker to Attend CONVENTION
In New Orleans,

Judge Parker to Attend Convention
In New Orleans,
Clerk du Bignon yesterday received
a letter from Judge Parker sEnoun-
eng that the superior court of Glynh
county would moi convene on January
%, next Monday. as wes e~pected
but would be convened On Monday
January 30
Judge Parker Is q delegate from Ap-
ping county to the Gotten Growers
Convention. which meets Ia .,ew Or.
leangsQ January %. and there core, he
wasf pelled to postpone the session
q tivcourt one week.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-17
In police Court

There were only one or two otren.
ters before the mayor at yesterday Is
session Of the police court. One or
two Of those on the docket did not
appear and the bond was eitrer for.
soited or the cases postponed
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-17
RATHER a COLD DAY
Fo7 A DIP IN Tie agA
Small Negro BOY Came Near prownln,
Yesterday Morning.

tf'fts'i' 'FNStS Ivy Satftu itSsF browning
Yesterday Morning.
4 young negro boy, about IL years
ol ago, came rear losing his life yes
torday morning our on the boulevard
near the back landing,
II seema that tho boy vas playing
aiong an embi nkmeut when he made
misstep AMI went into the water.
fortunately there was not over two
- three Of wster at the place where
.fs faA ard as succeeded IN padilIRs
his way out, hut not until be b1a
most frozen 10 death. After gattgGs
naclS on the boulevard he came near
taking a second dip in his speedy
chase down the shellroad for his home.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-17
Notice

Any young rlen who desire 20 study
navigation can receive instructions
from me. ! Will guarantee 70 equip
them thoroughly iu the art.
Capt. P. w, Llnablad,
2OA HOVE street.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-17

This Is reta-D day for the February
term Of the city court and all cases
should bo aisd,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-17
SCHEDULES lN,S
The FMORGANLaSE
-$--
They Were Received -
Referee isaac Yester
day Afternoon
FIRM ADJUDlCAftO BANKRUPT
Liabilities Schedules at si,ss4.t5 and
the Assets a. s9,7o4. .19-ease win


Thy hse Of the Nor.
gan D1'n ~dich has been cos
Sd Tor the b5 several wee@ uhaer
? petition fr,nA the attorneys repre-.
senting . numbeF< of treditars. we're
received BY Roteras Max Isaaa. yester.
day afternoon ana - nrnf was nd.
judicated bankrupts, the case set for
hearing January 26. and other minor
u,atters in the case made known.
The schedules show the liabilities
lof the firm TO be s7,964.t5, divided
as follows taxes sl0s.75. wages due
and other debts $50. preferred claims,
SS29l unsecured claims, $6.774.53. notes
and clsims s2l5.
The assets OF the drug frln are
scheduled at s9,704.l9. as follows:
Cash S255. stock in trade 81. 1858. 40
fixtures, etc. $3.5oo. open accounts
IS3.250
An atated shove Judge Isaac as.
s'gned the case for January rs. at
which time the first meeting of credi-
ttrs wiA be held. trustee named.
a praisers appointed and other mat,
tsrs disposed Of. as soon a8 the trus,
tee is appointed it Is expected that
he WA take charge cg tho aGalfs Of
.the concern sqd wind 1t up as soon
as possible. Ii is moro Tin pro bic
that the drug store Viii be sold some.
tine during February
TIE achednle received vest oTiay
shows That there are exactly 400 credA
tors Of the concern, most OF them in
brunswick, savannah, Macou and Al.
lanta. or this number "a are irIns.
wick firms the largest amount
due one firm being S365,60
This case. has attracted considerable
attention idsthe city and the pIoeeea.
ings VIII be closely watched. IL is
understood that there viii be a3ne
Evely bidding when it is put up for
sails
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-17

Forecast for today nj Georgia: Faii
and continued cold: light northeast
winds.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-17

Our prices on coal and wood are
lower than others quality and guam
It'll considered Coney and Parker.
Phone is.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-17

LOSTS va 6Cle
Finder pleaS Egmont
street aud rees~ i.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-01-25
$50,OOO,OOO FOR
IMPROVEMENTS
The Santa Fe System Will Complete
the Belen Cutoff and Build 1855
Miles of Double Track.

Kansas City, Jan. 25.-The $50,
600 bond issue of the Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe Railway ratified yesterday
at the meeting of the stockholders at
Topeka, Kansas, is to yield the reve-
nue. for extensive improvements which
will include the building of 1853 miles
of second track, including the compile
ton Of the double track of the system
between Chicago and Streator and new
second track east and west Of Marce-
line, Iowa. The line between Holiday
and Emporia, Kansas, on the cutoff
will be double tracked. The seven
mile freight yard at Argentine, Kan
sas, will be completed and 100000
bushel> elevator is to be built at Ar
gentine to cost 100000. The cutoff
between Texico on the Pecos Valley
& Northeastern, and the Santa Fe Pa.
cific at Puerco, will be completed.
President Ripley of the system
said: ut may take ten years to use
the entire sum, but among the i'm
provements to be made this year are
the completion of the Belen cutoff and
the improvement of the Pecos Valley
line We will gradually transfer all of
our rans-continental business to that
route. The funds that will be placed
at our disposal will be available for
use at any place on the whole system.
| am not ready to say what additional
shop facilities will be provided"