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The San Francisco call., 1896-08-28
THE GOOD TEMPLAR-

Second Session of the Fifth District
Lodge Of This State.
The second annual session OF the Fifth
District Lodpe of the Independent Order
of Good Templars will be held in Pythian
Castle, Crusaders Hall, 900 Market street,
tomorrow.
The Fifth District Lodge was organized
January Is, 1894, by Theodore D. Kanouse,
at that time grand chief templar of the
State of California, mainly for the pur-
pose of lecture work, and comprises in its
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-28
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The San Francisco call., 1896-08-28

at Twenty-fourth and Railroad avenues,
was concluded before Judge Joachimsen
yesterday.
The defense made strenuous efforts to
show that Jackson acted in self-defense,
and William H. Tracy and Charles Lay
den, who were with Jackson at the time,
testified that Florentine pulled pistol
first and aimed it at Jackson.
The Judge took the case under advise
ment for a week. He is undecided whether
to hold Jackson for murder or man.
slaughter.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-28

yesterday that they were placed on view.
While in the art school Atm ann
studied drawing under Carlson and
Mathews and color un ier Amadee Joullin.
His masters in Paris have been Jean Paul
Laurens, Benjamin Constant and J. l..
Paris for tie young San Franciscan, who
has found his way into the salon soyOung.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-28
A PIGEON FLIGHT.
The Mechanics Fair Directory Will
Give q Cup for the Bird
C0ntast.

The directors of the Mechanics Institute
Fair will give handsome cup for the best
pigeon flight from Gilroy to this City. The
contest will take place September %, and
about 125 birds will be sent out. A COM
mittee composed of Ell. E. Curzon, w. 2.
Archibald, Mr.. Welch and w. ]. Bryan
were appointed to select the cup fro m
Hammersmith g. Field, gold and silver
smiths.
On the day before the fight all the birds
will be exhibited at the Mechanics Fair,
and after the contest they will also be
shown, with their records. All the details
of the affair will be under the direction of
the Pacific Coast Pigeon Society and the
California Homing Club.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-28
PeddIers, AGENTS.

Judge Campbell has followed the precedent
OF other Judges in connection with the ques-
tion Oh licenses for peddlers' assistants and
yesterday morning held that license could
ne used by the holder to cover his agents.
twenty -hve cases were sent out of court by the
oeclslon Attorneys McGregor and Kenny ap-
peared for the defendants
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-28

At the Tivoli last night the balcony and
marriage scenes from Romeo and Juliet
were given. followed by "Cavaleria Rusti-
cana" Tonight LA Traviata' will be
performed. Both bills are excellent, and
every night sees large audience at the
TiYoli.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-28
MIDWEEK THEA1 Err NOTES
Audiences Interested in "a So.
cial Trust" at the CO.
lumbia.
Comedy cement Is the Strong Feature
in "a Nutmeg Match" at the
Grand.

Not any of the Frawley company's
plays this season, have drawn larger
houses than the new socie y drama ''The
Social Trust" is doing. The play is well
acted, and its excellent staging adds
largely to its effectiveness. 1t has been
decided to continue THE Social Trust" all
next week, after which 1.-The Wife" will
be put on for fortnight's run.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-28
A Californian of twenty-five
Who Thought Only Of
His Friends.
PRAISED ON TWO CONTINENTS
He Has Been Working for Over
Three Years at the Ecole des
Beaux Arts in Paris.

Local painters focked to the Art 1nsti-
tute yesterday to see a couple of canvases
which had been hung near the window in
the big drawing-room. 1--WE come to see the
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-28
LUNG is A LEPER.

A Chinaman Suffering From the Dread
Disease Found on jackson Street.
S. III. Lung, a Chinese employed as
clerk in Jackson-ctreet Chinese store,
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-28
FLORENTINE'o MURDER.

Preliminary Examination of Arthur
jackson Concluded.
The preliminary examination of Arthur
Jackson. charged with the murder of
August FIorentine, proprietor of saloon
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-28

THE VOLUNTEER FIREMEN.-Past and present
of the San Francisco Fire Department de-
scribed in the Wasp's great special number of
sixty pages OF pictures. Out Saturday.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-28
Case ON the Monitor.

Rev. Dr. w. w. Case on Sunday night at the
Howard-street Methodist Episcopal Church
will take up the articles concerning him re-
Gently published in the Monitor
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-28

A lively interest is being taken in the
lecture to be given at the Auditorium Sum
daY night.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-28
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The San Francisco call., 1896-08-28

1.-THE Gay Parisians'' will only amuse
Baldwin audiences for four nights more.
On Monday evening the much-talKed-of
madame Sans Gene will be seen in this
City for the first time, Kathryn Kidder
playing the part of the Duchess OF
Dantzig, which she created in the English
version. The play will be given with the
elaborate stage settings with which it was
produced in the East.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-28

Quite an array of talent will appear at
the benefit to be rendered L. R. Stockwell
at the California Theater next Sunday
afternoon and evening. The programme
for the afternoon will consist of a vaude-
vile bill. In the evening farewell per-
formance Of Carmen will be given with
Rose Coghlan and John 7. Sullivan in the
Of
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-28
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The San Francisco call., 1896-08-28

The Alcazar opens on Monday night
under entirely new management, that of
Messrs. Belasco, Doane and Jordan. The
house has been renovated and redecorated
and an effective system of ventilation in
troduced. The company wlSl present
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The San Francisco call., 1896-08-28

The comedy element is the strength of
"a Nutmeg Match at the Grand this
week. It is true that there are realistic
scenes, such as donkey engine at work
driving piles, and these scenes afford evi-
but the manifestations Of real delight are
reserved for the people who make the fun.
Edwin J. Heron, the new comedian, has
already firmly established himself in the
good graces of the frequenters of the
Grand. Miss Lottie Williams, another
newcomer. is speciality performer who
has made decided hit
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-28

IH5 OTPH5uW DIII Is Pot ItICuIaIIy
good one this week. BiondTs new spe-
cialties are clever; Miss Nellie Mcguire.
the character singer has made decided
hit, and Richard Pitrot's impersonations
are clever. Herr Techow's performing
cats are as clever as ever, and Favor and
Sinclair win plenty of laughter for their
sketch, "The Maguires." The Trilby
sketch and the card-trick man are only
mediocre additions to the bill.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-23
Strong Testimony.

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and said he would buy more.
On April G. 1896. 5. H. Lewes of Ivncn-
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people of Lynchburg looked for tbs IN ~ a. I
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has healed his sores entirely. he T.
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day. Mr.. Lewes further saws. IN LAY Dy
had almost lost her sight The dol" ne
tended her and tried many tbinSeo cIor at
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-23
SOLICITOR FRASER ENDORSED
LIBERTY's GRAND JURY URGES HIS
REELECTION.

Judge FaIIigant Also Remembered.
Both Recommended for Re-eIec-
tiOn-The Third Grand Jury TO In
dOrse Mr. Fraser This Year-A
Heavy Docket for Liberty's supe-
riOr Court. But All Small Cases.
Judge Robert FaIHgant and Solicitor
General W. W. Fraser returned last night
from Hinesviue. where during the week
a term Of the Liberty county superior
court has been held
The court adjourned yesterday after a
very busy session. About thirty-fve
cases We're disposed Of. but none of them
were Of much Importance, most Of them
being civil cases. The grand jury in its
general presentments returned yesterday,
said:
I'VE take pleasure in commencing 70 the
people of this county and of the judicial
circuit the faithful. able and efficient ser
vices Of Hon Robert Falligant and Hon.
W. W. Fraser during their terms Of office,
which has resulted in the complete Vindl-
cation Of the law so far as their work and
efforts are concerned. We heartily indOrse
them for reelection and request that the
next representatives to the legislature of
this and other counties cast their votes for
them"
The grand jury was composed Of some of
the best men in the county and many Of
those on IL were related 10 both Mr.. Fraser
and Mr.. w. W. Sheppard, who are candi
dates against Mr.. Osborne for solicitor
general, but when 10 came to indorsing one
or the other they gave their cordial in
dOrsement to Mr.. Fraser, who, they con-
sidered, has made such an excellent Off
Ger. Judge Faiigaut has ingratiated him
self forever into the good graces Of the
people of Liberty and of the action of that
county when he appears for reelection
there can be no possible doubt.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-23
STILL GOING TO LIBERIA.
One Family Couldn't Wait Till FAN
and Started This Week.

The Liberian emigrant movement seems
to be taking fresh hold. In spite of
the conflicting reports sent home by those
who have gone there as TO the condition
of affairs in Liberia, the fever to go is
rather on the increase than the wane.
Among those who went over on the
Laurada in March, was Dan Henderson,
a Savannah colored man. Dan seems to
like 1t in Liberia, and sent over for his
wife and children. They could not wait
for the next Savannah steamer, but left
yesterday for New York and will go from
there 10 Monrovia. HendersOn's wife took
with her a grown son and a younger
son 8 years old.
Henderson's letter to his wife says that
he arrived there all right on the Laurada
and found his mother and brothers who
went on year ago. He said very little
about the country, except that It is a
fine country to live in. He wrote his
wife to bring some garden seeds, a cook
book, two pairs of hand tongs and Colt
repeating rife.
A number of colored people in Savan-
nah are already on the Est for the next
trip of the international Migration So
ciety's steamer in the fall when the So
ctety expects to carry several hundred
from Savannah alone.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-23
ORDERED TO LEAVE THE CITY.
The PrOprietress of NOtorius
Henry Street House.

The PrOprietress of NOtOrius
Henry Street House.
A white woman named Tuten was order
ed TO leave the city by Recorder Wilson
yesterday. The woman has been living on
Henry street, near the cemetery, with her
little daughter a girl y or Is years of
age. The technical charge against her
was allowing disorderly conduct in her
house, but the inference was very plainly
drawn from the testimony that the wo-
man kept house of evil resort and that
the attraction was her little daughter
The recorder also had information not
brought out at the investigation that the
Tuten girl had been seen 10 enter aSsigna-
ton houses in that section Of the city and
that she did so apparently with the con-
sent of her mother.
This is the same little girl whose case
was investigated by the detectives by or
der of Mayor Myers several months ago
and as a result of which keepers OF assig-
nation houses were badly scared.
The Tuten woman claimed that she had
been keeping boarders, but said that two
of her boarders were now in Jail She
said she had made her preparations TO
leave the city for Florida. The recorder
told her not to delay her departure ana
continued the case in order to give her
an opportunity 10 leave the city II she
does not leave the case against her will
be prosecuted, if more serious charges are
not preferred.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-23
MADE ENGINEER or NO. 4.
ID. u. MingIedorR Elected in Place
of Engineer John Murphy.

of Engineer John Murphy.
The fire commission spent an hour or
more in session yesterday afternoon. When
the session adjourned it was announced
that Mr.. Blois b. Mingledorf had been
appointed engineer Of No. 3 engine at head
quarters
The commission spent considerable time
in discussing this appointment. An effort
was made to have Engineer John Murphy,
who was dismissed recently on account of
the Hanley affair reinstated. Chairman
Grayson had stated beforehand that he
was favorable to Murphy's reinstate-
ment, and that he would urge it before
the board.
The fight was a three cornered one. as
at the last meeting Of the commission Mr.
j. @. Naismith was recommended for the
position by two If not all three mem bers
OF the commission. Chief Mcguire how
ever. insisted on his right to nominate the
appointees of the department and named
Mr.. Mingledorff.
The chief seems to have carried his
point. A communication was received and
discussed by the board from Mr.. w r.
Leaken, urging the reinstatement of Muir
ply and Thomas Fogarty, who was also
dismissed on account of the Hanley af-
fair. Mr.. Leaken did not address the
board in the capacity of an attorney for
the two men named, but merely as a citi-
zen. The communication was discussed at
some length and, as one of the commits
sion expressed it. turned down"
The vacancy caused by the dismissal Of
Foreman Cullum Of No 2 station has not
yet been filled.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-23
WITH THE LOCAL sCRAPPERs.
A Bout Between Norton and UhIman
Called n Draw in Twelve Rounds.

a bout between norton ana L hlman
Called IA Draw in Twelve Rounds.
There was quite an interesting pro-
gramme at the Pastime Athletic Club last
night, and although there were not many
spectators present. they were enthusiastic
and enjoyed the sport very much.
The entertainment opened with a three
round bout between two local colored
scrappers. Neither of the men knew any
thing about boxing, but the bout was
amusing.
Billy Duke of Baltimore and Joe Count
han Of Savannah spared four rounds and
ala some very clever boxing. Duke is light
ming on his feet as well as with the gloves
The event Of the evening was a ten
round go between kid" Norton and Joe
Uhlman for a decision. At the end of the
tenth round II the referee could not de-
bout was the fifth in which Norton and
Uhiman had been together and each man
knew just what were the fighting methods
of the other
For the first ten rounds Norton seemed
to have the advantage, but the referee
called 1t draw and another round was
called for This also was unproductive Of
a decision and another round was ordered.
Uhlman had the better of this round, but
the referee at the end of it announced the
go draw, which taking the twelve rounds
into consideration seemed a good decision
1t was annoupced that Billy Duke and
Larry Mcdonald will box twenty rounds
for decision on or about June u. Denny
Gallagher Is spelling for a fight and saws
he will meet Uhlman or any other man in
his class for gate receipts, the winner of
take ALL
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-23
TWO OF THE GANG SENT UP.
Margaret Streets Had Boys in
Bad Way.

Henry Williams and Diff Neve.
two young white boys, were
sentenced to thirty days i'm
prisonment each by Recorder Wilson
yesterday morning. The boys belong to
what is known as the Margaret street
gang, members of which have frequently
appeared in the police court during the
last eighteen months.
The case on which the boys received
their heavy sentences appeared to be an
unusually outrageous one. Bernard Gold
en-, a young white man, residing on the
west side of the town, engaged in a dis
pute with the Margaret street boys late
Thursday night, and as a result was
given a terrible beating. Golden had to
go to a physician 10 have his wounds
treated. He managed to seize and hold
two of his assailants, Olih NeVe and
Henry Williams, and turned them over
to Policeman Blum berg, who came up in
response to his calls for assistance.
The boys We're sent to the barracks,
and when the recorder begun his inVesti-
cation, he sent out and had Fred Bashler
and Henry Jaugstetter, two other mem
bers of the gang arrested. 1t seemed that
the assault, and after sentencing VIII
hams and Neve, the recorder continued
the case until this morning, for further
investigation.
Golden, it seems, had made himself par
ticulary obnoxious to the Margaret
street boys and when he offered them the
opportunity by getting in a row with one
of the gang, the whole crowd proceeded
10 go for him in the most approved style.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-23
TO TALK on THE W. c. t. L.
Miss Belle Kearney to visit savan-
nah Next Week.

ma Next w eek
Miss Belle Kearney of Mississippi, ma
tional organizer Of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union. whose addresses be-
fore the last state convention of the Geor-
gia Womans Christian Temperance I'm
ion in Savannah a year ago. were listened
to with much interest will be in Savannah
next week and will deliver an address at
Masonic hall. Wednesday night.
As national organizer of the great move
ment she represents, Miss Kearney has
Travelled a great deal. Last May the Mis-
Union elected her president of the state
union. She resigned this office in order to
attend the international WOman's Chris
tan Temperance Union convention IN Lon
don. There she was appointed round-the-
world missionary but declined because
she could not find suitable companion
and besides, doubted whether she was
physically strong enough TO endure the
necessary work and travel
Miss Willard and Lady Henry Somerset
appointed Miss kearney to represent them
and the Woman s Christian Temperance
Union at the international congress of
Christian Workers held i'm Grindelwald,
Switzerland. While there she lectured in
the Protestant church. While in Paris she
spoke al the Bellevnle mission, and Mss
tan Temperance Union of France, urged
her 10 remain and organize among the
English speaking people of Paris. After a
tour through England, Scotland, Ireland,
Switzerland, France and Italy she return
ed to America last fail.
Miss kearney is looked upon as one of
the leaders of ph!lanthrOpic thought in her
own home land. She has become identified
with the great heart of the nations en-
deavor after sober homes, nObler thought,
purer living and justice TO women.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-23
GREEK MET GREEK.
They Fought for All They Were
Worth, Too.

When Greek meets Greek in Savannah.
it sometimes results in a scrap. Yesterday
afternoon Peter Bolde who is the pro-
pr,etor of fruit stand on Whitaker
and Broughton street. was strolllng
up, and down keeping the flies off the
oranges, when two of his Grecian coun-
trymen, whom he states keep a fruit stand
at Barnard and Jones street, came up to
Bolde
They had evidently been INDUCING in the
wines of Capri, or some other brand, for
while one of the new corners proceeded to
say unkind things to Bolde in pure Greek
the other started to help himself to the
best grade of oranges.
BOde is an athlete, ard demonstrated
whereupOn the two men set upon him. and
a Lively fight ensued. The combatants must
have been lighting under early Athenian
rules, as they certainly disregarded mod
ern rules of the prize ring. One of the
men named George, got a firm hold on
Bodies ear with his teeth then for few
moments they amused themselves by
kicking each other in the stomach
Bolde proved himself so superior in this
style of fighting that his two adversaries
broke away, and ran, leaving Bolde vic
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-23
MARY FINNEGAN's WILL.

She Leaves $500 to BE Used for
Masses.
The viii of Mary Finnegan was fled in
the court or ordinary yesterday. She
leaves in the hands of her executor, Rt.
Rev. Thomas A. Becker the sum of $500,
$500 of said sum to be used as mass
offerings for the eternal repose of my
SOUL 800 for mass offerings for the sou
of her husband, Robert Beytagh, 500 FOR
masses for the repose OF the soul of her
the eternal repose of the soul of her son,
Rev. Stephen Beytagh. All of her other
property, real and personal, she leaves to
known as Sister Mary Clare Her bonSss
and personal property are to be retained
for the use of her sister, Penelope Fall
Ion, during life, after which they are to
go to Sister Clare