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places and when the doors opens there
will be nearly 200 of the finest dogs in the
West on exhibition. There is consider
able rivalry between the exhibitors. and
many of the kennels have been deco
rated in an elaborate manner.
Fanciers from all over the coast are in
town and much interest is manifested.
Every kind of canine from toy terriers
to great St. Bernards will be exhibited.
Of the latter class twenty-one will be
shown, including several of the finest in
America. The Scotch collie class is the
largest entered.
The show will be open each day from 10
A. NJ. to 10:30 P. N. The work of judging
will com mence tomorrow afternoon at 2
O. clock and continue until completed.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-31

Did you ever see great artist, laugh
ing, dashing, dazzling dancer, in a serious
mood. Perhaps you have net. Well, go
with me to the Baldwin Hotel. 1t is Fri
day afternoon. There are no matinees to-
day and no rehearsals A card is sent to
the apartments OF Miss Cssy Fitzgerald
In two and half minutes you are
ushered into her presence as | was. You
see an ordinary suite of rooms, just the
same as you will see in all the large
hotels-there are no extravagant settings
or pictures-yet you feel, as the saying
is, lat home" And why? Well, you
soon discover that you are in The presence
OF a sweet and modest young lady whose
art is her bition-her life.
She chats pleasantly, telling you in re-
tined English how delighted she is with
California, with its women. its climate, its
flowers, sunshine ard seals. You would
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-31
Renef SHIP Sent to Bella Coota.

TACOMA, WASH, March 30.-Thc Puget
Sound and Alaska Steamship Company,
owner of the steamer Wlllapa, decided to-
day TO send the fishing steamer Edith to
the relief of the shipwrecked passengers at
Bella Coola and carry them on to Dyea.
The Edith is not large craft and has POOR
passenger accom- mmodations, but is stanch
and seaworthy. it will leave tonight or
early IN the morning. The company
claims to have been unable to engage a
better vessel 1t will purchase q steamship
to take the WiIlapa's place if one as good
as it was can be procured.
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FRESNO CHURCH DEDICATED.
Cornerstone of tie South Methodist House
of Worship Laid With Impressive

Ceremony.
FRESNO, CAL, March 30-The corner
stone of the new South Methodist Church
at the corner of L and Fresno streets was
laid with appropriate ceremony this after
noon. Thesfoundations on the edifice
have already been put in and force OF
men vii. begin on the brick walls to-
morrow. The structure will be hand
some one and will cost in the neighbor-
hood of SO, 600.
The placing of the stone was witnessed
By large audience, and the ceremony
was very impressive. The stone was laid
by Mrs. Bailey, the aged widow of the late
J udge GiIlum Bailey, who was pioneer
of this county, and through whose efforts
the first South Methodist church was es-
tablished in 1876 in Fresno. The Rev. T.
81. B. Anderson, now of Sacramento but
form erly pastor here. delivered an ad-
dress.
The South Methodist is the pioneer
church of Fresno. The old house of wor-
ship ssoou on the site of the new edifice
from the time of Its erection in 1876 until
a few weeks ago, when it was removed to
the western portion of the city. 1t has
been purchased by the Ethiopian Baptist
congregation. AT the exercises to-day q
history OF the church was read, giving
some OF the details of the trials expert
the church. The town had a population
of only few hundred and the raising of
funds was not an easy matter. Persever-
ing workers were these Methodists, and
to-day was proud one for the congre-
alton.
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oreyon stoesmen Are Lovers.

PORTLAND, Or, March 30-The New
Washington law placing sheep from out
side the State in quarantine is now in
effect. The custom has been for years for
Oregon herders to drive their stock over
to the region of Mount Adams, where the
range is good il. summer, pasture the
animals there through the season and
then return them to Oregon for the
winter. The law was framed to protect
the gra azing lands in Southeastern Wash
ingion. Eighty Thousand sheep now over
the line will probably have to be sold, as
there is not sufficient pasturage on this
side for their maintenance.
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never think for moment that this lady
ike, almost demure person was the Cissy
Fitzgerald OF ''winks and mods and
wreathed smiles" You would never for
a moment believe that this LADY could
play the 'madcap" and give the whirl-
wind dance before the footlights. Yet it
Is true. Nearly every one can dance but
no one dances like Cissy. All can wink
1t Is only the meeting of eyeids-but no
one winks as Cissy winks.
Ii was therefore all the more interesting
to see Miss Fltzserald in serious vein
She told me that she woald gladly and
Willingly recommend joys Vegetable Sar-
saparlila. Said she: "a California lady
gave me bottle of joys Vegetable Sar-
saparilla when l was in New York. She
spoke so highly about joys Vegetable
Sarsaparilla that / was tempted to at
least taste the medicine. Now, you
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sAUsAuIaO TAcHr Alta cHED.
marshal Greed TaEes P0ssessfon Of ta
Grac fui Whi Wings.

MOTShdt Greed IaEes f0sseSStoh ~ "'o
Grac fut Whi 6 Wings.
SAUSALITO, CAL. March 3o.-The
yacht White Wings, the pride of the San
Francisco Yacht Club and the winner OF
trophies galore, fell into the hands OF the
Town Marshal of Sausalito this afternoon
under an attachment suit brought by
Adolph Sylvia, as the assignee Of the claims
of Fl. Keerber, G. Schaeffer and Ernst
Bros, all of Alameda, against Captain G.
r. Chittenden.
The plaintiff alleges in his complaint,
filed in Judge Pryors court this afternoon,
that Chittenden is indebted TO him in
the sum of 500 85 which amount he has
not paid and for which an attach hment
against the prize winner OF the San Fran
cisco Yacht Club has been levied.
Marshal Creed took formal possession of
the pretty craft this afternoon and put a
keeper aboard. Captain Cnittenden lost
no time in procuring bondsmen, and this
evening Judge Pryor approved the bond
and allowed the captain to again take
possession of the yacht.
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know" said Miss Fitzgerald, II don't
like med cine. but Joy Vegetable Sarsa-
parila was so pleasing TO the taste / liked
it. Yes. l know it is the medicine that
brings roses TO the cheeks. | am told,
and rom experience feel certain, it brings
no spots or blood blotches on ones face.
It's real good. II certainly did help me,
and while am glad l don't have to use
any medicine now, l should use joys
Vegetable Sarsaparilla again if | needed
it"
The serious We n is over. Cissy smiles
again, and this is the visit / had with the
great dancer. This is the star who can
SO readily and easily come to earth. This
is the lady whose contract with shrewd
Manag ger Alfred S. White reads $1,000 per
week. Mr.. White knew what he was do
ing when he offered such princely sum
$50, 600 q year.
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Dro,cnea IN a Tub of Hater.

SAN JOSE, CAL, March 3o.-The fifteen
month old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
Pnard Of 154 King street was accidentally
drowned yesterday afternoon by falling
into a tub OF water. While playing he
fell face downward into the water and was
unable to extricate himself The body
was warm when discovered, but ply sicians
were unable to restore consciousness.
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attemnt.a suicide at San Dteoo.

SAN DIEGO CAL, March 30.-Anton Q
Dolore. bleeding p.ofusely from wound
in the head. rushed into the Chief of
Poics's office this morning, crying ave
shot myself; I'm dead man. City
physician Northrup took the man in
charge and extracted 3,-caiiber bullet
from his scalp, where it had lodged against
the bone. DoIore is shoemaker formerly
of San Francisco. He com planned bitterly
when told he would live.
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D.nth of a Nom rian.

SAN JOSE, CAL, March 3o.-Robert
May, an old resident of this city. died at
the home OF his son, Robert r. May, last
evening. He was 90 years of age ana a
native of England. He came to the
United States in 1887. and twenty-five
years ago arrived in California. May
leaves two daughters and six sons, the
youngest of whom is fifty years of age.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-31
Defamed the Bomcm of Fresno.

Los ANGELES, CAL, March 3o.-The
suit of ]. T. Johnson against the Fresno
Republican for s25, 600 damages was called
in the United States Court this morning,
but was continued until Thursday, as was
the second suit filed by Johnson against
a. b. Butler ct al. Johnson Is the evan
geist who created storm of Indignation
abou. year or so ago by declaring that
there was scarcely virtuous woman in
the town OF Fresno. So great was the
feeling that he was compelled to leave the
~ a
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-31
Nt,r 4Armoru for tae Guards.

LOS ANGELES. CAL. March 80. = A
signed lease of the National Guard ar
mory has been received by General Last
from Sacramento, and work on the build
ing will commence at once. 1t is hoped
by the men that they will be in their new
quarters by September. The building is
10 occupy the northwest corner OF Eighth
and Spring streets, 1t0 feet on the latter
and 100 on the former. 1t will be the
most complete armory in the State.
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an ounce OF gold dust. At the hotel here
SiIage registered from Baker City, Or,
but letter in his pocket was addressed to
him at Echo. Or, and an account book
showed that he had worked for NJ. I.
Scoffman. a PHOTOGRAPH of the dead man
as found also, showing him dressed in
the uniform of a German or Prussian
army officer.
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ton. was asked to head the commission
representing the UHited States. The high
character of the British Commission and fav-
orable public conditions lead me TO believe
that thesmatter will be settled by arbitrat ation.
There is no settlement which does not abso-
lutely prohibit pelagic sealing. 1t can be pre-
vented by branding the females if diplomacy
is of no avail
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NOW THESE DOGS !.
HAVE THEIR DAY
Doors Will Open on San
loses Bench Show This
Morning.
In Decorated Kennels Scores of
Noble CANNES Will Pose
in State.
Scotch lies, the Stockman's Friends
Outnumber the Entries in
Any Other ass.

SAN JOSE. CAL. March 80. = Turn
Verein Hall has been prettily decorated
with bunting and evergreens, and when
the decorators and carpenters quit work
last evening everything was in readiness
for the dog show which opens tomorrow.
A great many OF the animals are in their
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-31
Tcho of a Carson Feud.

CARSON, CAL, March 30.-Sam Davis,
editor of the Carson Appeal. will swear TO
complaint in the United States District
Court on Monday charging United States
District Attorney Jones with assault with
a deadly weapon. Jones and Davis some
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-31

time ago. engaged in a street fight, ana
Davis claims the former hit him with
brass knuckles. The case was recently
thrown out of the State courts on point
OF jurisdiction, the Supreme Court decio-
ing that the State courts had no jurisdic-
Cured on Government land on which the
Postoffice is situated
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FRESA R4BBIr DRIVE.
Men From Far aud Near Will Pursue
the NintbLe Hare.

the NintbIe Hare.
FRESNO, CAL, March 30.-One Of the
most exten sive rabbit drives ever at
tempted in this county will take place
about fifteen miles west of this city, be-
tween the stations OF McMullin and Or
mus, next Saturday. Six miles of fence
has been put up in wings extending from
a small corral, ard by means or this the
pests will be driven in the inclosure and
killed. The rabbits are very plentiful this
year and the drive is promoted in the in
terests of the farmers, who are sufferers
from their depredations. 1t is believed
the weather will be all that ca be wished
for and that an immense crowd will par
tieipate in the drive. The line of march
will be formed at 10 O'Clock. tits reported
that number of people are coming from
san Francisco.
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Last of the Horsecars.

Los ANGELES, CAL, March 30-On
Thursday morning the usefulness OF horses
on the streetcar lines of this city will end.
The Main-street line, the only one whose
motive power now is not electricity or q
able, will then be operated by electricity.
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In the Nevada Bank the colonel had lit
tie account of about $11, co.,
In spite OF all the showing made by the
plaintiffs attorney, Mr.. Finigan swears
that he cannot raise the means to pay the
$3.50 ordered by the court.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-31
Banner FOX MAEIN COUNTY.
Han sonae Emblem Won by the Vofes of
Repubfic0as

Repubiioans.
SAN RAFAEL. CAL, March 30.-Chair-
man Barr. OF the Republican County
Central Committee has secured mag
nificent silken banner, 10 be presented to
the First Congressional District, and held
by the county giving the highest majority
for the Republican ticket at any general
election. AT the last election Marin gave
the largest majority of any county in he
State in proportion 10 the total vote-573
in vot OF 2430. The banner is one of the
richest and handsomest ever made in the
State, and as a work of art alone any
county may be proud to possess ii.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-31
Di,triet At,ornev DENTS Resiou..

LOS ANGELES, CAL. March 3d.
George ]. Denis to-day telegraphed to
Washington his resignation of the Office
OF United States District Attorney.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-31

Fruit Shipments to the East.
SAN JOSE. CAL, March 30.-East-
bound shipments of fruit last week aggre.
gated 772, 100 pounds, OF which so per cent
was prunes.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-31
Kttfed Near p,acerrt,l-,

PLACERVILLE. CAL, March 30.-Eu-
gene McGann, an empioye of the Ameri-
can River Land and Lumber Company,
ten miles northeast of here, while telling
a tree to-day was struck by a limb and in
stantly killed. He was 45 years old and
his people live in Folsom. He was
formerly in the livery business at Truckee
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-31

HAVE you pain In the breast. a cough and
stitches through the lungse Dr.. d. Jayne's Ex-
pectorant will remove all that and eventually
cure.
The best family Pill-Jaynes Painless sanstive
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-31

Franchise for a 1elephone system.
LOS ANGELES, CAL, March 30-The
Home Telephone Company to-day re-
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-31

ceived franchise from the City Council.
The concern is promoted by @. Severance,
who organized similar ones in San Jose
and Sacramento. 1t will compete with
the Sunset, and has large list OF sub
scribers already.
The Brunswick times., 1897-05-21
Chicago Quotations.
COUNCILS MEETING.
Three Ordinances Passed Last Night and
Other Transactions.

Three Ordinances Passed Last Night and
Other Transactions.
REGULAR MEETING.
BRUNSWICK, May 20, 1897.
Present :; Hon. Edward H. Mason,
mayor, and Aldermen Atkinson, Fem
dig, Downing, Abrams, Morris and
Bloodworth. Absent: Aldermen
Krauss and Butts.
Minutes of previous meeting were
read and confirmed.
PETITIONS.
From U. Dart, trustee, asking to be
allowed TO make his returns for the
year 1897. Taxes and revenues.
REPORTS
From committee on building per-
mits, granting permit to VeroukI &
Devaris to erect shed in front of their
store, Adopted.
MOTIONS.
The following prevailed That re-
port of building permits, on petition
of M. and A. Marks and Miss Hettie
Williams, be taken from table. That
SAID report be again tabled.
RESOLUTION.
BY the mayor
Whereas In bonds of the Mayor and
Council of the City of Brunswick is
sued under authority af an ordinance
passed on February 2Sth, 1891, dated
January 1st, 1891, and numbered from
226 to 236 inclusive, it is recited: IAN
ordinance of March 2Sth, 1884," when
in truth and in fact the ordinance re-
ferred to was passed on the 2Sth day
of February, anu not March, 1891 :
therefore be it
Resolved by the Mayor and Alder
men of the City of Brunswick. in
Council assembled, That the New
York Security & Trust Company, of
the City and state of New York be,
and the said Company is hereby au-
thorized to strike or cross out the said
word "March" and insert therein, in
hen and place thereof, the word Feb
ruary,' so as to make the said recital
read An ordinance of February
The Brunswick times., 1897-05-21
Combination Train.

The Plant System passenger train
supposed to arrive at 10 80 p. M, has
been for the past three nights from
thirty minutes to cne hour late, owing
to the addition of freight cars to the
train. The road seems to be short on
freight locomotives, and the delay of
the passenger train causes much IN
convenience.
The Brunswick times., 1897-05-21
Artistic Advertising.
Adjourned

The Cumberland Route has issued a
very attractive pam phlet, illustrative
of Brunswick, ST. Simon, Jekyl, Cum
berland and Fernaadina, the points
touched by its line of steamers. The
work has artistic and historical attrac-
tiveness, and will prove drawing
card. 1t was gotten out by Messrs. Ray
mOnd and Tupper, with the assistance
of their able and popular lieutenant
in the passenger service, Mr. F. NJ
Nash.
The Brunswick times., 1897-05-21
Shorthand.

Prof. Fry's shorthand classes are
now running. Arrangements should
be made to enter before they advance
too far. For terms and particulars
write or call on HIM at Jeffers, Monk
and Union streets. His little book.
"What 1t Is and What 1t Does" given
free.
The Brunswick times., 1897-05-21
Paine, Murphy 4 Co.'s Cotton Letter.

Paine, Murphy x Co.'s Cotton Letter.
Savannah, May. 20.--Liverp00l de-
veloped further weakness as the day
progressed, and the closing prices
there were from to IL points below
yesterdays final figure. This morning
we hear that 1890 bales have been
taken for export and that negotiations
are in progress for still larger guam
tity, with the probability that the ad-
dltlonal cotton Will be worked before
the close of business. Receipts con
tinue to be very light. Locally, there
Murphy & Co., Savannah.
The Brunswick times., 1897-05-21
Every Might at 8 O'clock Sharp.
NEW PEOPLE COMING NEXT WEEK.

2Sth, 1884," before the said New. York
Security and Trust Company delivers
the said bonds to the purchaser or
purchasers thereof and receives pay =
msnt therefore. Adopted.
ORDINANCES.
On second reading, an ordinance to
regulate the conduct of vessels, etc.
On second and third readings and
final passage the following Ordi-
nances: Nos. 30, 81, 81.
STANDING COMMITTEE.
Aldermen Krauss, Abrams and At
kinson we're appointed by His Honor
the Mayor as a ''standrng committee
on tax sales" as provided by ordi-
nance No. 81.
Adjourned. l. G. BODET.
Clerk of Council.
The Brunswick times., 1897-05-21
paine. Murphy 4 co.,s Stock letter.

Paine, Murphy x Co.'s Stock Letter.
Savannah, May 20.-The believers
in higher prices for the Changers are
entirely satisfied with today's market
In spite of heavy break in Jersey
Central which sold nearly points be-
low the highest price of yesterday
Chicago Gas had firm undertone all
day on buying by Chicago houses
Gold shipments on Saturday will
probably amount to about one million
dollars.
The Brunswick times., 1897-05-21
THE MARKETS.
Quotations By Telegraph For The Times
Commercial Readers.


Paine, Murphy & Co.'s Grain Letter.
Savannah, May 2O.-Wheat closed g
cents higher than yesterday with
nearly all of the important short in
terests eliminated from the market.
The cause of the advance was the up
turn at Berlin which was credited to
reports OF damage to the wheat crop
of AustrO- Hungary. Provisions firmer
with some decrease noted in hog re-
ceipts and some exceedingly good
buying for long account by leading
local traders.
The Brunswick times., 1897-05-21
PAINE AAIlIE, MURPHY & CO.,
BROKERS'

ORDERS Executed Over Our Private Wires
--for--
COTTON, STOCKS, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
For Cash or on Margins.
Local Securities, Bought and Sold.
Telephone, $50.
Board of Trade Building, Jackson Building,
savannah, Ga. Atlanta, Ga.
The Brunswick times., 1897-05-21
TO ST. SIMON.
COnvenlenC

The Schedule Now in Force on the Steamboat
Line.
The following schedule will be in
force on the st. Simon line until fur
ther notice:
Going-Leave Brunswick, lOa. m.; 2
p. m; arrive st. Simon, IL a. M, 3
p. m.
Returning-Leave st. Simon II 30
a. M, 5 p. m; arrive Brunswick u 80
noon, 6 p. N.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-08
TO IMPORT AFRICAN BoxERs.
Dark Continent said tn He Full If
Peter Jacksous.

A queer story was told me the other day.
says Joseph Donovan in the Chicago Daily
News, which carries a full line of novelty,
if, perhaps, trifie shy on other things.
IL has not reached print before.
To begin at the opening, a few years ago,
when johannesburg. South Africa, ecaIne
something OF a city from the gold and dia-
mond mining Industries, glove-fighters
drifted In from varDu US parts o the world,
particularly from Austr aha, and, doing well,
there has been a gr aduaIfy growing colgOny
OF them ever since. 1t was IN this part OF
the world SOME years since that Wooif. Ben
doff and ack Copper battied for side bet
OF S22.500, the biggest stake of the sort
ever recorded, and in which the late Barney
Barnato is said to have been interested.
Johannesburg is a shining mark THAI at
tracts many OF the untutored blacks of the
wild surroundings for a taste OF the white
mans sweets of enlightenment, aud box
ing was one of the things they absorbed.
Being naturally initiative anil highly eiated
at witnessing civilized gladiators cuff each
other with padded gloves, the stall yarg son &
of ebony soon picked up all the tricks the Y
witnessed in the arena at Johannesburg
little leayen leayens the whole. The
black apostles, when they filled up, trot-
ted gallusly into the veldts aud jungles
spreading the glad tidings right end left
Every mans props were up against every
man.
Within the last half dozen years, it is
said, the fad has progressed to an extent
that many obscure African villages have
their champions. Kaffirs, Hottentots, Zulds
and Others have been much impressed with
the soporific swat, prefeTing the fat box
ing glove of commerce to any other article
johannesburg has been taxed to supply the
demand, while Marquis of Queensberry laws
have been translated into many African
dialects.
Knowing the successes of the cOlored ex-
ponent of the glove in England and this
country, several Englishmen and others at
johannesburg, IL is said, are contemplating
forming a company, with the purpose of
visiting the most stalwart tribes anu there
making selections of the best fighting ma
terial, the same to be brought to England
and America TO be sent against our men.
IL isargued that there are many Peter Jack
sons, joe Walcotts and George Dixons ait
ing to be put under management, and that
all it wants is a keen ana G. .tical eye and
judge OF fighter To p.. tnetn out and
reap the harvests of q klondike.
One of the draw backs to having q good
man In this country, it is freely acknowi-
edged byall who have tried it, is the liability
of losing him through the influence of some
hungry manager who Is short in his stable,
anything of that sort in an ingenious aud
natural manner. They win not allow their
champions to learn English, which win keep
them comparatively safe from the wiles Of
the managerial craft.