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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-04-29

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TINS white man seems to have taken
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ARrNoE VI sRANrLEY.

BFunswiciy is booming. Just keep
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Mpoey 70 loan On centrally located
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A Narrow Haoaps.

Thankful words written by Mrs.
Ada 2 Hart, of Groton, s D. "was
taken with bad cold which settled
on my lungs; cough set in and finally
terminated in Consumption, Four
Doctors gave nae up, saying | could
live but short time / gave myself
no TO my Savior, determined that If
could not stay with my friends on
earth, / would meet my absent onee
There was a meeting aud practice Of
the little girls who are to take part
in the production Of America For
eyer at the oglethorpe Auditorium
next week on yesterday afternoon at
the hotel
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Messas. Joe II Meyers, Of Triton,
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were guests Of the Ogletborpe yester-
day,
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FIX Senator John Ingalls, is just be-
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latest society tints in Box
Writing Paper, Kites Nov
els. Spanish Cat . game
played by Cuban school boys,
Chinaware, Cups, Saucers,
Plates, Sauce Dishes, etc
Toilet soap.
Also two unusual bargains
in Upright Pianos.
Also two bargains in Or
gans.
IRVINES
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-09
OLYMPICS
WIN AGAIN
ON THE ROAD
Splendid Team Work Secures
for Them a Magnificent
Cycling Trophy.

The Olympic Club Wheelmen added
fresh laurels TO their road-racing fame
yesterday by winning the annual twenty
mile event OF the California Associated
Cycling Clubs, run over the San Leandro
triangle.
Yesterdays event was one of the four
big road races conducted by the associa-
ton annually, and the trophy contested
for is the most valuable one offered, be-
Ing a magnificent silver cup donated by
Baker & Hamilton. Yesterday was the
fourth time the race has been run. 1t
was won in 1896 by the Acme Club of
Oakland In 1897 the Bay City Wheelmen
took il, and last year the Olympics. The
cup has to be won three times by one
club to become its personal property, and
thus the Oiympics have now obtained a
decided advantage,
A novelty in yesterdays race was the
indiscrimnate pacemaking allowed by a
new rule Of the association. 1t proved as
fair for one club as for the other, but
did not result in any broken records. The
Olynpics' competitors were the Bay City
Wheelmep of this city and the Garden
City Whcelmen of San Jose. the latter
club entering a team for the first time in
the history of the race. The Acmes OF
Oakland did not put in team this year.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-09
Sundays Handball Games.

The sport at Ryan's handball court
SOS Howard street, yesterday was above
the average of Sundays games The ex-
ceeding aeat brought forth an abundance
of moisture from those who stripped for
court exercises, Following are the
scores:
+. Burke and B, Clements defeated
William Collins and e. Murphy. Score,
2l--17, 19-21, 21--14
j. Sharp and w. Hassell defeated D.
Mahoney ard r. Dolan. Score, Ala,
C. Lakin and C. Jockey defeated P.
Munz and c. Smith. Score, ALL, 12-21,
2l-16
NJ. Basch and P. Ryan defeated E.
Murphy and e. Antron. Score, A-13,
r7-21, 21-19
j. Condor and William Collins defeated
1921, 2i-15.
W. Walsh and w. Mclaughlin defeated
p. Antron and e. Murphy Score, 2l-11
w, Mclaughlin and w. Fisher defeated
J; logan and I. Foley Score, 2i-11
. R. Regli and E. White defeated T.
Series and A. Whiteman. Score, 21-19
j. Harlow. and t. Leach defeated w.
oMaguire and E. Toy. Score, 21-l7. t2-2l.
-Four members of Company K, Montana
Regiment-Miles Kelly and J.. +. Fitz-
patrick defeated j. Fitzpatrick and A.
y Mailey Score, 2l-1O 11-21, 21-14
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-09
YACHTSMEN MEET.
Annual Session of the Racing Union
of North America.

NEW YORK, Oct. S-The annual meet
ing of the Yacht Racing Union of North
America was held last night in this city,
and the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year; Louis NJ. Clark, Bos-
ton, chairman; Frank Browne Jones, New
York, secretary; Newbury D. Lawton,
New York. treasurer.
The matter of resembling the 6 rth meas
urement rule was brought to no definite
conclusion A motion authorizing the
chair to appoint committee to revise the
racing laws was adopted The council re-
sorted in favor of retaining the present
rule of measurement. and a second COM
mittee was appointed to revise and com
plete the racing rules.
The associations represented at the
meeting We're: The Yacht Racing Associa-
tion of Long Island Sound. Inland Lake
Yachting Association of Chicago Inter
lake Yachting Association of Detroit,
Lake Racing Association of Toronto.
Yacht Racing Association of Boston, Mar
ragansett Bay Racing Association New
York Yacht Racing Association; Pacific
Interclub Yachting Association Royal St.
Lawrence Yacht Club of Montreal and the
Atlantic. Larehmont and Corinthian
clubs.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-09
SUNDAY AT THE PARK.
Immense Crowds Take Advantage O
the Tropical Weather.

It was bad day for the doctors yester-
day The lame and the halt, rheumatics
and those afflicted with any old i'll, left
their beds by the thousands yesterday
and went forth into the glad sunshine
to get well. 1t is estimated by Captain
Thompson of the Park Police that fully
DO. 600 people passed through the gates of
covered the walks and avenues from the
Baker-street entrance to the beach, and
down the line of breakers to the county
line.
In all this crowd there was not a
serious accident reported. 1t was thought
that the extreme heat would prevent fast
wheeling, but it seems that the scoreher
will not be put down, except by the
police. and thirteen cyclers were arrested
Yesterday for violating the anti-scorch-
Ing ordinance. Those taken into custody
are II, Miesner, S. Yoshikai, William
Tickner, William Hoffman. E. Price, C.
Smith, a. Logic, William Moore, r. Gold
berg and r. Miller
The crowd at the Chutes was also very
large. Princess" the big elephant, was
the attraction of the day, but the giant
Galapagos from the South Sea Islands
also received considerable attention.
it is said, will marry Chiquita at the
Paris fair. will entertain the audiences in
the pavilion.
Following are the results of the
aquatic contests at Sutro Baths
Fifty yard dash novice-F. Mel first,
j. OBrien second.
Fifty yard dash. iuvenile-C. Donovan
first, II. Seehach second.
Fifty YARD handicap-J. O'Brien first,
c. Augustus second.
Tub race-E. Wall first, W. Dunford
second
Trick and fancy springboard diving-F.
McDermItt first, w Wilson second.
Underwater swimming contest-F Nc
Dermitt first E. Winfield second.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-09
MORNING GAME.
Sacramento 8, San Francisco 5.

The initial morning game at the Recre-
alton grounds between Sacramento and
San Francisco was anything but baseball,
and the score tells nothing of the listless
contest, that was more or less a riot of
errors
Fireman Fitz was touched with streams
of hits in the early part of the game.
When the fire broke out in the hills he
steadied down, for the fear was in his
heart that he might be called upon TO put
out the burning brush, as he could not
put out the Statesmen.
DOYLE, for the Senator'S, was not mis-
used, although Reilly caught one Of his
curves in the bulge of his bat and the
ball went sailing far away. II mounted
the center field fence, ana Reilly logged
around the bags, the small boy on the
imcnt TO his course.
In the third inning Fitzpatrick was
maqleG Tor three hits, which, combined
Senators These, added TO the brace OF
tallies In the first inning, gave Sacramento
a lead which the locals could not over
come. In the fifth Sacramento scored two
runs.
For the locals Pyne scored in the sec
ond inning, after which nothing happened
until the eighth, when Heldebrand, Court
ney and Reilly crossed the rubber. In the
nlnth Muller went TO first on q hit scOr-
ing on Brockhoff's hit to far center A
few pretty double plays were the only fea-
lures of the game, The score:
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-09
Nest.
SENATORS
AND LOCALS
BREAK EVEN
Some Poor Ball in the Morn
ing ard an Excellent Aft
ernOon Contest.
San Francisco 8, Sacramento 2,


Fans hereabouts baked and roasted yes
terday with the sun streaming in their
faces, but they didn't seem TO care as long
as Harvey or DOYLE was hit and the boy
at the sCOreboard chalkeG up something
for San Francisco. The afternoon game
redeemed the home team for their hyper
bolically bad playing in the morning, and
the occupants of the bleachers and oven
like grand stands at Recreation Park were
satisfied.
In the NTH inning it was found neces-
sary 10 remove Harvey from the box and
Doyle was put in his place. 1t was an
unlucky change. Doyle was hit four
times in this very inning and the fire
works continued until the game was I'm
ished. There were all kinds Of Dyrotech-
MICS exhibited, the locals furnishing the
greater share.
ne first inning brought San Francisco
q run by d single by Hildebrand, a steal
70 second ana an error by SluItz giving
Inn the opportunity 10 score. In the thlrG
BrOckhOf Cantered 10 first on balls ana
b. some wild uelding Of Hildebrand
short hlt scored. Hiluebrand scored Ia ter
on krUg hit. Pyne added a run 10 the
locals list IN the fourth, and IN the roll
lowing three others made the score read
10 o. \Tug split the ball for single ana
Sullivan aid The same, both men beng ad-
Vanced a step by the sacrifice OF Court
AcY. Then came Reilly, the swatter, and
he just did three bags worth, scoring
Arug and Sullivan. A hit by Muller sent
Reilly homeWard.
In The fifth Sacramento worked one man
over the rubber. Sheehap scratched the
left field with Il hot grounder, stole his
second station ana scored on Ford's hit.
Here the Senators rested until the NINTH
when Shanahan rounded the bags, earn
irS all the bases. pyne scored run for
the locals In this same nninG.
The game was an interesting one for
the spectators, there being numerous hits
and very few errors. san Francisco has
miro cipEers in its error column. while
Sacramento is tabuated with three single
strokes. The fielding OF the local nine was
exceptional. especially that OF the three
men i'm the far territory.
Saturdays game having been a tie and
each team winning q match yesterday
the leaders are in the same position as
tEly We're week ago. The score;
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-09
Coursinq at Inoleside.

Lily of the West won the open stake at
the Ingleside park yesterday, making the
second stake she has won this month. In
the finals she defeated Lawrence, point
less. The sport was good and the betting
spirited but it was all one-sided favor
les winning with very few exceptions.
In the puppy stake some promising
youngsters made good impression,
among them being Bernal Boy, the winner
of the stake and Wild Norah, who is
owned by C. Bonner of San Jose. Wild
Norah was put out by Copperhead, the
runner-up, in the second round after a
long and exciting course. The results of
the day were as follows:
Puppy stake, first round-A. Van den Burgh' 5
Copperhead ran bye G. Bonners Wild
Pinto's Mischief heat w. c. Glasson's Happy
Thought; ]. r. Martinels Berna Boy beat G,
Lahusen's Firefiy j. McInerneys Princess
Red Rose beat ]. B. Martlnels Bernal Chief;
J. Coleman's Goodby beat ]. Anthony's Pa
Bros Green Isle.
Second round -copperhead beat Wild Norah;
Bernal Boy beat Mischief; Red Rose beat
Princess Royal; Three Cheers beat Good-hy.
Third round-Copperhead beat Bernal Boy;
Three Cheers beat Red Rose
Final-Bernal Boy beat Three Cheers
open stake. first round-Connell Bros ST
Helen beat D. Chella's Golden Russet; Con-
neil Bros Mamie Pleasant beat II A. Deckel-
A.
Rockln Belle beat p. NJ Clarksnns Green
hail. H. A Deckelman's Lawrence beat Moran
& NeiIs Nellie H; G. Lahusen's Wheel of
Fortune beat J. NJ stillwelrs Alex; d. Shan
mons soubrette beat ]. NJ stillwells Es-
meralda: E. M. Kelloggs Kid Mccoy beat T
sullvans Maid Of the Hin; T ]. McHugh's
Moss Rose beat c. Graus Newsboy; Connel
Bros Log Boy beat Murphy & Toland's s
Ornament: Connell Bros Senorlta beat E
Baumeister's Warrior; E. D. Fallon's Lily of
the West beat ]. NJ. stillwell's Haltaw while
D. Dowd's Sarcastic beat +, NJ. Kellogg's
Lady Gilmore: George Burfeinds Pastime beat
M Mchalek's Kerry Cow; Murphy & To-
lands Tea Rose beat J. By7nes' Eleven Spot :
Lowe &c Thompsons ST. Oran beat ]. Byrnes
Olympus; James Byrnes Nellie B beat E.
Baumeister's Winning Ways
Second round-St. Helen beat Roeklin Belle:
Lawrence beat Mamie Pleasant Soubrette
beat Wheel OF Fortune; Moss Rose beat Kid
Mccoy; Lily of the West beat Log Boy;
senorita beat Sarcastic; Tea Rose beat Pas
time; ST Oran beat Nellie r.
Third round-Lawrence beat st; Helen Moss
Rose beat Soubrette; Lily of the West beat
Senorita; st. Oran beat Tea Rose.
Fourth round-Lawrence beat Moss Rose:
Lily of the West beat st. Oran.
Final-Lly OF the West beat Lawrence.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-09

c: P. Pomeroy, handicap Is; ". NJ.
OConnor, handicap Is; a. a Curtis, hand
leap %, and w 6. Curtis, handicap q,
made no returns. In playing off the tie
Baron Alex Won Schroeder won first prize.
In the afternoon Instructor T. w. Tet-
ley, to whose hard work is largely due the
enthusiasm shown by the members, in
stituted a novel contest IN approaching
and driving. in which the ladies competed
with the men, there being a prize for each
department The approach-putting con-
test was won by Mrs. r. G. Brown. who
holed five balls from distance of sew
enty-five yards in sixteen strikes. Lieu
tenant w G.. Miller and J. J. Crooks tied
Mrs r. G.. Browns score, but in the play
off Mrs Brown won. In the competition
in driving the clear carry Of the mems
drives was counted, while the ladies were
given the benefit of the roll. Here, too,
the ladies came out victors. Miss Alice
Hoffman winning with a good straight
being very close second with drive of
l56 yards. The nearest to these, excellent
drives was made by Baron j. II. Won
Schroeder, whose longest ball had a clear
carry of 149 yards. Some long drives by
other competitors did not fall within the
lines and so were not counted.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-09
MANY GOLFERS OUT
ON SAN RAFAEL LINKS
Two Competitions Open to Both
Sexes Are Won by the
Ladies.

Mrs. r. A Parker having presented
some handsome prizes TO the San Rafael
Golf Club, to be competed for by the
ladies, the competition took place last
Wednesday. The first prize was won by
Miss Wagner (handicap 25) with gross
score of Sc and a net score of 81. and the
second prize by Mrs. J. T. Burke (handi-
cap 12) with gross score of rs and net
score of &C. The following ladies also en-
tered the competition. which was at nine
holes: Mrs. J. ]. Crooks. Miss Frances
Carroll, Mrs. r. G. Brown, Mrs. Francis,
Mrs. de Young, Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. d. Don
oboe, Mrs. F. S. Johnson. Mrs. F.. II.
Green, Miss Mary McCalla and Miss I. G.
Morgan.
The third of the fortnightly tournaments
was held on Saturday, the principal event !;
being ladies handicap a nine holes and
a mems handicap at eighteen holes. Play
in the ladies' handicap began at 10 O'Clock
in the morning The results are shown In
the following table:
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-09
SAND CRABS LOSE TWO.

OAKLAND, Oct. s.-The Oaklands won
two games from the Santa Cruzans
to-day at Freemans Park The Sand
Crabs proved to be a bunch Of Holsters.
The heat was intense and both sides ap-
peared in bad humor
In the morning game Hutchinson of
3Iaklands was the first man up. He hit
Pltcher Whelan in the leg with a straight
liner, laying him up for the time The
ball bounced of to the third baseman,
Who threw it 10 first, putting Hutch out.
Inc play was a peculiar one. The only
Moskiman' home run hit for Oakland in
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-09
SHELL MOUND SHOOTING
Good Scores Made by Marks
men at the Monthly
COntactG

Rifles popped al lively rate yesterday
at Shell Mound, where the various Ger
man shooting societies of San Francisco
were holding their monthly contests for
prizes. There was not the faintest indi-
cation of breeze and the conditions for
big scores were all that could be desired
by the most exacting; and the big scores
were forthcoming. as will be seen by the
following summaries:
Germania Schuetzen Club monthly medal
shoot-First champion class j. Utschg 42S;
second champion class, f Rust 402; first class.
J. Gefken 400; second class, ]. f. Bridges 800;
third class. J. Beuttler 327; best first shot, C.
H Goetze "a; best last shot J. Utschig "a.
Bushnell medal-F. p. Schuster 900. j. Utschig
PA D. B. Faktor 213.
Competition for class prizes-E. II. Goetze
II, d. Mclaughlin 49, DR. Rogers II. J. Utschig
II. d. B. Faktor Il, f. p Schuster 70,
Norddeutscher Schuetzen Club monthly bulls
eye shnot-F p Schuster 303 August Hohmann
423 John De Wit CSC. Otto Lemcke so. John
Gefken SO. John d. Heiser S1s Frank Koch
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-09
SANTA CRUZ,
SUMMARY.
Runs responsible for-steffan

Runs responsible for-Steffanl /, Whelan l.
Home n-Moskiman. Two-base hits-Whean,
Hardie, stre:b; Lannge; Dupleavy, First base
on errors-Oakand 3. Santa Cruz 2. First base
on called bails-oaklapd :. Santa Cruz 3 Lett
on bases-oalSlanG y, Santa Cruz 6. Struck
out-By Borchers 2 by Whelan l. Hit by
pitcher-Dalrymple Time Of game-Two hours
and thirty minutes Umpre-Graves Official
scorer-H. s. McFarlin,
The afternoon game opened with moth
ing doing until the second inning. when
Dunleavy of Oakland made a hit, went TO
second on an error, stole third and came
home on an error. The Santa CruZans did
nothing until the third inning, when An
drews got base on balls, went to second
on a wild pitch and scored on McCarthys
single. The latter also scored on DeVer-
eaux's two bagger. In the fourth inning
Donovan of Oakland hit TO left and made
first, slid TO second and ran home like
scared hare. Donovan's bunts proved
clever feature during the afternoon game.
In the fifth inning a bad tumble let III
Donovan and Lange for the Oaklands, di-
rectly after one of Schmeer's grounders.
The remaining four innings We're marked
with that tired feeling. The score for the
afternoon game was as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-09
HOT TIMES AT THE BIKE RACE OVER SAN LEANDRO ROAD.

realizing, probably, that the Olympics'
men were almost unbeatable, fact which
was predicted in yesterdays Call, and so
1t proved. Careful training and splendid
pacing arrangements, added to the speed
of the riders themselves, did the trick
although the result might have been diff
ferent, or a closer finish resulted, If the
Bay City man on the fourth relay, r. j..
Black, had not been overcome with heat
and fatigue and been obliged to quit when
the race was half run, thus throwing his
team out entirely.
The Garden Citys made an unexpectedly
good showing for their first attempt at
the first relay lost two minutes on the
second, but gained a minute in both the
third and fourth bunehes They lost the
race on the last lap by over two minutes,
their rider being unable to hold the Olym-
pic man. F. A Bozio
OF the Olympans the greatest credit is
first courier away. He fell three times,
sustaining severe bodily injuries each
time, but came in bruised and bleeding
seven seconds ahead of the next man. a
of the Garden Cityite. His ride was truly
marvellous under the circumstances, and
showed wonderful grit and endurance.
Along with Kragness, equal honor is due
% 80 seconds ahead at the finish and
made the fastest ride of the day, covering
the twenty miles in 50 minutes. 13 2-5 sec
onds, within two seconds Of Kraft's rec
ord for the course, made in 1896. NJ. G..
Francis, Garden city, was next best IN
point Of speed, being A seconds slower
than BoZio.
The twenty-mile event Of the association
is a curious one in its way, as 1t requires
each man on each team TO ride the full
distance. Then the net riding time of the
five men from each club is added togeth-
er, and the team riding the fastest in the
aggregate is declared winner. In such e
sweltering hot day as it was yesterday at
San Leandro it is small wonder that many
of the men came in completely tagged out,
and one, as In Blacks case, collapsed be-
fore the finish was reached
The race started at Fitchburg at 1880
o'clock. Fitchburg is about three miles
this side of San Leandro. Taking the
county road to San Leandro (three miles)
the riders then traverse the famous San
Leandro triangular course eight and a
half miles around) twice, making the total
distance twenty miles. One man from
each team, making a group of three
riders, with their respective PAGERS in the
lead, started at the appointed time and
rode the full distance of twenty miles.
Another bunch followed them five minutes
later, and so on al intervals of five min
utes until the five groups were away.
The following was the net riding time
of the three teams;
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-09

% .
$50 Captain John Thode 1o4S. D. saIfeld 119a
ii. Huber 1880, d. Schinkel 1873
Independent Rifles monthly medal sboo+
Lieutenant E. Moenning 80. H KuhIke 3S
Corporal 7. n. Sehonig 36, Corporal c. Fred
erickson 39 II. Goetgen "a. r. Bither % q
helenberger 29 G. Iverson 81 H Marzoff %
r, n. Laun La q; G; Granz q. DR.. w A Meier.
Felix Il, J. Heinbockel 7. Prizes will he die.
tributed at Saratoga Hall, s14 Geary street,
| Golden Gate Rife and Pistol Club monthly
class shoot-Rifie- class scores: D. w NC
La1gh4ln 9 4ln 225' 22o; E, Mason 222. PA; Dr..
l. o. rogers 22l; ]. E. German 220 2O2; F. w
Belknap 2l9. 2O9; C. NJ Henderson 261 %,
z: n. Moore 2o4i E. %anne 1S9, IFS; j. r.
T. German SO; J. T. Bridges So "a; e. n
Moore Moore ts; 6 NJ Henderson IS, ii; Major
1oTInpklns i6: 72 G; Roberts II. II: F. w.
Belknap 64, 63: D. w. Mclaughlin 92 90