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NABBED ON THE ELEVATED.
Central once Man Captures Two Crooks
with . Bundle Of Jeweiry.

Two crooks whohave served time for va
rious offences were nabbed in Sixth avenue
elevated train yesterday by n Central once
detective. They were Henry Walters and
George Weller. They got on the train at
Fifty-third street with bundle which was
afterward found to contain two gold watches.
three silver bracelets. a gold fountain pen,
a gold pencil. a gold chain. a gold bracelet
a long gold chain, pair OF gold cufY buttons
u pair Of earrings. silver pin case. frock
coat and waistcoat. satin lined. u cutaway
coat and two pairs of trousers.
Detective Sergeant Reth of the Central
Oace was on the train and he thought he
recognized one OF the men. lie sat down
next to them and tried 10 listen to their con-
versation. lie learned that they were going
TO leave the train at Forty-second street,
Telling the gateman that he would need help,
were under arrest. The women in the ear
fled in a panic. The men jumped to their feet
and the shrieks OF the engines whistle added
to the excitement. when the train drew into
the Thirty-third street station. Detective
Hemke and Policemen Cox and Deyo of The
Tenderloin station were there TO help. he
prisoners and the bundle were taken TO Police
Headquarters
Waller was arrested in June, 1885, for steal
ing watches and sent to Elmira. He was
sentenced in October, 1895, FOR burglary ia
hat, to one year and eight months at Sing
Sing. Weller was arrested in 1895 with some
other wagon thieves in Canal street He was
DISCHARGED In May. 1897, he entered a state
room on the steamboat Puritan OF the fall
River line. He was discovered there but
nothing was found on him. He was sentenced
90 one year and eight months in prison,
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DIED..

DAILY On wednesday, Dee -. 1900 at the res,'
dcnce Of her son. Joseph T., EIzabcih Ihefcse.
widow OF Denis Daly OF Plymouth, y. c. In her
seth year.
Funeral from the Church OF the Sacred Heart,
Yonkers. on Friday, Dec. H. 1900. at 10 a. NJ.
HOPKINS wednesday Dee. -, 1900, Gus
tayus Clark. son OF the late RcDecca lAnton
and GustaVus Hopkins.
Funeral services at his late residence. Soi West
77,h ST.. on Saturday. Dec. To- 1900, at r. NJ
lnterment at Guilford. Conn.
KINGSIURY.-At East orange, y. j., on Thursday
morning. Dec H. 1900, Robert barbcc Kings
bury aged 90 years and II months
Funeral service at the residence of his father Fran
els II. KinCsbry. Dennis pl.. East orange
CBrick Church statlonl, on Saturday. Dec. 10,
1900 on arrival Of train leaving Barclay and
Christopher s,s. stations %. l. ". n. r. at
laopM. Intermen, AT Columbus Ohio
KNOX ON Dec. Is. 1900 Of pneumonia, hlIcr Wood
ward widow Of the Rev ". T. Knox. II. ID,
In the sOth year Of her nrr
Service on Saturday. Dec. 10 1000, az : T. NJ, at
the residence Of her son, the Rev g. W. hnoN,
Pelham Manor.
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INEIyFORMATIONS SOCIETY"
Latest Form Of the Anti-Impe iaiist Activ-
tty-Leaders Of the Organization.

BosroN. Dec. 10 The philippine Informa-
tion Society" has been organized here for the
o-tcnsible purpose of collecting facts to infin-
ence people in forming a correct judgment
about the islands The society Is an oNshoot
OF the Anti-lmperialiSt League, although II
saws it is non-partisan. An elaborate pro-
spectus has been prepared. Every one Is
Invited 20 chip in n dollar toward the investi-
cation of the FilipinOS Every member Is
pledged first To diligently seek for the true
Hight and all facts. secondly, to impart these
facts In conversation or otherwise to every
body else.
The society expects to make moral revo-
luton Prof Bourne of Yale and Prof. Hart
OF Harvard are the official information hunt
ers Of the organization. Dr. James j. Put
nam is chairman and L. X. Fuller secretary
following names: Charles Francis Adams,
Dir. II. p. Bowditch, DR. T.. W. Emerson,
Prof. W. T. Scdgwick, Frances Blake and
T.. G.. Gardner
The sun., 1900-12-14
VAT GOODWTN SvEERS Ar AN ACTOR.
witnesses Byron Douglas In a Cold Wine"
and Ridiculcs the Performance.

CINCINNATI. Dec. '9-N1t Goodwin, who
attended tho matinee UTe-out1tinn of :,
cold Mine" his old-timc success az the Pike
Theatre Yesterday. displayed 80 strongly
his disaprroynl Of the show in general. and
the acting Of Byron Douglas, tro leading man,
in particular, that women ~i'uug near him
arose in indignation and Protested M the
box office. Douglas wis taking III" part Of
.Niios ooic0n. which Goodwin originated.
Goodwin smiled at the uuthy, and It"t"ndei
To weep at the comedy. lie and Douglas
have been bitter enemies ever since Douglas
was a member Of GOodwin'S cumIany lu LON
don. when il was producing An American
citizen.
ne night about three weeks before tho
close 81 their season Goodwin criticised
whcreupon Douglas told him TINT Re had
better learn something about acting himself
They have not spokon since. Douglas was
aware of GoodWln's presence NJ the Pike
Thcatre Yesterday and wa, angry and dis
iurh.d
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SAVED 100 LIVES.
Frank Radcmacher Gets a Gold Medal of
Honor From the L. ;. IIfe.SayInH Corps.

Honor FROM the I. y. Ilfe-saNinH corps.
The gold Medal OF Honor of the United
States Life-Savlng Corps was presented last
night to Frank Rademachcr. young man Of
IS. OF 802 Willow avenue uoboken. y. j..
for saving the lives of 100 person. during the
late Hoboken fire disaster of June 20 last.
when the steamships Saale Main and Bremen
Of the North German Lloyd Steamship Com
pany were destroyed by fire and many lives
were lost.
The presentation took place In the boat
house Of the Valencia Boat Club In the pres
ence bf the officers and members of the club.
and the presentation speech was made by
Col Wesley p. Jones. the President Of the
life-savng corps. With him as aides were
Vice commodore William W. Wilson OF tho
Brooklyn Division aud Capt, Rudolph Com
field Of the New York Division.
In presenting the medal the Colonel said
that the gold medal of honor was the highest
gift and the greatest honor that could be
bestowed by the Life Saving Corps on any
man II was only presented once a year and
was given TO the one who had saved the great.
Your record, MIR Rademacher, continued
the Colonel, has been investigated by our
society, and we find that you. young man
is noble record. and am indeed roud To
decorate you with our gold medal Of honor.
There Is only one other medal Ike II made,
and that Is worn by Mayor Van WyCk of New
York for saving the lives of four young women
al Freeport, l.. J..
Rademacher could only murmur his thanks
when the medal was pinned on his breast
but the rafters Of the old boat house shook
with the cheers Of al! present.
Phiuu Heckcl of 623 Willow avenue, Ho-
boken, was presented with the Life Saving
Corps silver medal for saving two lives at
the same IRE.
Rademacher Is n tall and well made young
man for his wears and most una~suminC ia
his manner, In conversation with reporter
for THE SCN he said that his experience on
he saw the people struggling for their lives
in the water he swan to their rescue ard
succeeded in getting five men ashore 1wp
of them nearly strangled him while another
knocked out his front teeth in his terror.
The water around the piers was black
with shreking men, women and children,
many of whom had Jumped from the burning
steamships into the river Radomnchcr then
gave up the idea of trying 10 save them one
at n time, and running To the float Of the
Valencia Boat Club nearby, procured n boat
and helped the drowning men. women and
children into IL. As soon as the boat was
filed he pulled back TO the float and had the
people cared for and then resumed his work
Of rescue.
II was not until he had saved the lives Of
i20 men, women and children that he stopued
lie was completely exhausted. almost over
come hv the heat from the burning steam-
ships and docks and had to be gently but
forcibly compelled by friends to dcsist lest
ne should sacrifice his own life
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Presents for our sailors on the AsIstic
St,tIou.

When the traluuI ship Buffalo leaves the
Brooklyn Navy Yard to- morrow on her long
voyage TO the Asiatic station she will carry
about dozen cases Of comfort bags and
various useful articles contributed by the
naval branch Of th" Young Mems Christian
Association ~ Christmas presents from them
10 the sailor a. Mania. and those on the
other nItcd states Ndr-hIp- ou the Asiatic
station IL Wa> originally intended that the
buffalo should start to-day, but the repairs
were not conn let"d IN time ana her departure
had to b." delayed for uu" day. Instead OF
canal. the Bunal0 will 20 around the Cape Of
Good IIDf,
The sun., 1900-12-14
SOLD WINE DROPS" TD SCHOOLBOYS.
Pedier Giovanni Promised the Magistrate .
to Quit the Business.

Miss Greer. the assistant in the primary
department Of Public School 5s In West
Fifty-second street. discovered on Tuesday
that several OF the boys were more or less
under the influence Of liquor. Two Of them.
Frank Calisch and james sullivan. con-
iessed to the principal. Miss Emma A Eg-
bert. that they had been eating brandy
drops" or wine drops candy containing
alcohol They had bought the candy. they
said from peder named Giovanni, who
has n little shop nearby Detective Dale
of the West Forty-scventh street station
bought some of the candy and he had 1t
analyzed by the Health Department officials,
who said IL contained alcohol
The detective took Giovanni yesterday
TO the West Side police court and Magistrate
Mayo made him promise TO quit selling the
stun He was then released
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NAV STEPDAUGHTER SHOr rs DEAD
Taken Back to the Hospital Yesterday
--Thcy Quarreiied over Dominoes.

Bernard Oelschlagen. ~ years old. who
was shot by his stepdaughter. Elizabeth
Muller. is years old. in a dispute over a game
of dominoes in his saloon at 4t3 West Twenty
New York Hospital. He was taken to the
hospital after the shooting. but left there
on Monday, against the advice Of the doc
tors lie was removed to the hospital again
yesterday afternoon In a cab. The wound
Ia his cheek. where the bullet entered, had
healed and 1t is supposed that his death was
caused by pneumonia
The girl. who was out on bail. was rear
rested last night and locked up in the West
Twentieth street station.
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Knishts and DANES Of the Round Table.

ALBANY. Dec l3. The Knights and Danes
OF the Round Table is the name OF an organi-
cation Incorporated to-day with the Secre-
tary OF State. The principal ONCE will he
In Brooklyn. Its objects are to have the
right to grant charters and dispensations
to inferior or sub b-councils and courts: to
establish a national home for aged and in
firm members: to give equal representation
to both sexes. and to hold instructive and
ritualistic ceremonies and to care for members
in case OF sickness or misfortune. The direc-
John II. PawllnR and Charles II. Loveland,
Of New York. and Ernst j. Hammerberg.
OF Brooklyn.
The sun., 1900-12-14
SADDLES ON BRIDGE TOWER.
Three Already in Place and the Last Will BE
Hoisted To-day.

Already three Of the four steel saddles for
the Brooklyn tower of tho new East River
Bridge are In place In roller beds at the top
of the structure and the last will be hoisted
to-day. Each weighs thrty-six tons. is
10 feet long. 8 feet wide and feet high. The
preliminary work for the stretching OF the
cable wires from the Brooklyn anchorage
across the tops OF both towers to the an
chorage on the Manhattan side Is already
under way and before the new year is far
advanced the first wires will probably be
81
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TRAIN HIT THIS POLICEMANp
Found Unconscious Near the River with
HIS Leg Br oxen.

Policeman Patrick \. Corbctt OF the Wes,
i52d street station was found unconscious
last night on the fats at the foot of West
20Cth street He was taken to Fordham
Hospital, where II was found that his left
the head and body. When he regained con-
sciousness he said he didn't know how he
came by. his injuries Corbctt Is plain
clothes man. He left tho station at 9 o'clock
to 20 uptown. II is thought that he was
struck by q New York Central train
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MA71LUn.
Observation-Disclosures the +

SOUTHGATE-MacLARE the First Presby-
terian Church OF Orange. y. j.. on Wednesday.
Dec i2 1000. Hugh Macl.llan SouthCate. son
OF the Rev. and Mrs Charles y. Sou,hPate OF
Auburndale. Mass. to Alice Austen Maclaren.
daughter Of the Rev. Dr. and Mrs Donald Mae
Laren.
T1MPSON ON-McLEAN.-At the Tirs! Congrega-
tIonal Church, Kecseyille y. V. on Wednesday.
Dec. IL. 1900. BY the Rev. MI. Bishop, Albert
Flager TimpSon OF Orange, y. J., 10 Eliza Van
Buskirk Mclean. daughter ot Mrs. Philip Van
Ness Mclean.
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Mrs. Ida Aliens sanity Questioned.

Mr.. Ida Allen, formerly n member Of the
isle Of Champagne" company. was COM
mitted to Bellevue in the Harlem police court
yesterday for examination as to her sanity.
Her husband, Lawrence Allen, "a member
Of the chorus IN the Metropolitan Opera
House. said that -he had been acting strangely
for several weeks.
The sun., 1900-12-14
wagner-Shepherd.

WASHINGTON, Dec. i3-Aliss Isabel Shep-
herd. daughter of former Governor Shepherd
sidney Wagner Of this city were married
this afternoon at the Church Of the Covenant.
the Rev DR. Mitchell OF Buffalo officiating.
and Mrs Shepherd At Batopilas. Mex.
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NOTES WITH TIE ACTORS.
BgRTTv Avn Rms Ui'E EAfH a
NOrTWORTHi NIU DRAMA
Gabrielle Reisurs latest Exploit In the de-
pIorabIe Usc of II"r Talent En-
tertsinrr. In Vaudeville The frre
show. Given h, the Medicine Tskirs.

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b'rIIh ana ''r'7 NV 80 -
In which n favofitc Arir'-' u "Nplph'd' Ihe
Ietpan niece + "Ihp Mission. 10y Felix
p,inlnnI promatlst. Hike sudcrmann. Fulda
and Landau appnld'd - u''t P'' "",'''
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L., 10, i,sb,nJ IL I, rri4on nv nothing
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- L,. ,,.,.,I. Ia ,r.,onI to Iis advance,
w., =, ,on,,,b .,..,,rcs tbo cvidcpco to convict
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g. Ios,rn,,d "A very no.itiyn and realistic,
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- -, ,h, t,.,,,,,ic str,pyfl, preot
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IN. t,.i,r, , tit,Ia furtber
ple'" - " P'' " ST.,
forward ana more "'l''l 'n",' CIV, w" ~ ''''
is quite capable Of Guessing her shamrle-sn">S
with ndnirahle art, Hud II Is said tnat in
her present Illustration, OF a wVm1n's de-
urayity she surpu--c- herself in mlsdirected
fariiity
~ , 81, ,.,.i,l..t- .g tho current hill
Two OF the SPec'""sl7 "' we ''.'' o'''
at Keith are IN amusing contrast oHs -
Ill -, -, ,,,, .,,,,....,,,, tn IN. ron-
VINE, HIo 'I,'"'' '' ''"'
yentions "i her employ '"'h', anu uo'' NV
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Robert Fitxsimmons. Jr.. Too YounE for
the stage.

Robert Fitzsimmons's press representative
says that application was made to the Gerry
society in Manhattan yesterday for permis-
sion To allow Robert Fitzsimmons. Jr,, Q years
old TO appear with his father in the play The
Honest Black smith" in Brooklyn next week.
The Gerry society thought that Bob, DR.. was
too young by two wears 10 appear on the stage.
and now. II IL said, an appeal for permission
will be made to Mayor Van WICK.
The sun., 1900-12-14
Appeal Taken on New Dairy Law

ALBANY. Dec. Estate Agricultural Com
missioner Charles NJ. wieting has taken an
appeal to the Appellate Division from Justice
Bschofi's decision declaring unconstitu-
which prohibits the use OF prsservatives
ln dairy products.
The sun., 1900-12-14
Tramps viii Have to Saw Wood for Their
Hreakfast

YoSKERs. n. u. Dec. i3.-The Police Board
Of this city has undertaken a new way Of
getting rid OF tramps. Hereafter no more
dodgers will be received at the station house
sion. where saving q pile Of wood is tho price
Of a breakfast.
The sun., 1900-12-14
oldest Railroad President Reelected.

NEWBrRGH, Dec. Il. -GrinnaN Burt, aged 20
wears. the oldest railroad President in con-
tnuous service IN the United states has Just
been elected President for the fortv-frst time
of the Lehigh and Hudson Railroad He
gives dailv attention 70 his duties.
The sun., 1900-12-14
Gov. Roosevelt at Home.

Gov Roosevelt arrived in New York from
Washington yesterday morning and left for
Oyster Bay on an afternoon train. To-mor-
row afternoon he will attend the dedication n
Of the Soldiers and Sailors monument on
Riverside Drive.
The sun., 1900-12-14
Business 1otlces.

Mrs. W lnslOw's Soothing Syrup for children
teething, soitens the gums. reduces Inflammation,
allays pain cures wind collie diarrlua a5C bottle
The sun., 1900-12-14
As TO Lots, Pl0ts or Farms.

Readers Of THE SUN always know when Q good
Thing Is presumed Let them know what you have
60 oher by usin the advertising ccumns ada
The sun., 1900-12-14

k nee Ssn.y Real Estate News is pr nted In rom.
pete dni eaeh day In IHE syn. Nor NED u ID
IA your huainesA No luL.rT uaprr ytyts sUr alton.
tion " this oetAA-Aos
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-29
Visitors wsloom..

This week al thOse VISITING the city
are cordial , invited to visit .The Bee
Hive" the popular dry goods store.
You are invited to make this store
your headquarters. You can have
your mail addressed IN our care, and
free use Of our desk to write letters.
In fact, we are willing to serve you in
any capacity, without your feeiiug at
all the necessity Of purchasing.
Our store is centrally located, and is
stocked with most desirable line Of
dry goods at lowest prices, consistent
with reliable goods. Remember, the
latch string is always ont, and you are
most welcome.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-29
Great Bargains For Thirty Days.

1920 acres long leaf yellow pine
all yirRin--in Liberty county, Fla. /;
titles perfect Price SO 90 an acre.
10000 acres near the Georgia rail
road, IN a few miles Of Sparta; will
cut from 5000 to 5000 feet Of mer-
charitable lumber per acre; splendid
farming land. Price $1,000 an acre.
5000 acres on the Southern railroad,
20 miles below Macon twill cut Is 600
feet merchantsble lumber per acre.
Price $500 an acre.
Houses and lots on every street in
Brunswick for rent or sale for cash,
or on the installment plan. Can sell
you house cheaper than you can buy
one. win sell you a two-story house
that cost 81 200 for 5000. C,ll and get
a bargain.
BuRRoUons REAL Estate AoEScY.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-29
Union Depot at BlAden.

The application Of the citizens Of
Baden, Ga, for new depots to be
erected both by the Plant system and
the Florida Central and Peninsulsr
was taken up. The representative Of
the Brunswick and Westera branch of
the Plant system was present and the
commission understood from that Of
ficial that no objection would be raised
by the road to the erection Of dep d.
He expressed this opinion that joint
depot, to be participated in by the
Florida Central and Peninsular, could
be agreed upon, and that no further
trouble would be had IN the matter
Constitution.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-29
A NEGRO c0NrERENcE.

The oolored people Of Macon have
determined to hold lp. this city next
September great q ference Of their
race, pArslleling he recent conference
held in Montgomery, Als.
The objectis to discuss the condition
OF the race, ana It's relations to its
surroundings in the South. Many of
the prominent leaders will bsin at
tendance. Arrangements will be made
for their accommodation.
The project 10 a good one. The ne
grOes having the proceedings Of the
Montgomery conference before them,
should be able to make an intelligent
response They owe It TO themselves
TO do so. They have arrived at that
junoture when they must choose be-
tween the Ayashingtona and Wrights,
who are preaching industrial eduoa-
tion on the one hand, and those who
are striving to lead them Into false
paths. The proposed conference can,
unQuestionably, be productiveo Of much
good. The negroes should now deter
mine what leaders they purpose to fol
low. Prof. Wright, Of the Georgia
Industrial Institute at Savannah, has
announced that he has abandoned pol
itics forever. A word from him should
have great weight with the confAreuoe.
The white people Of the South, who
have done 50 much tor-the ~ Of ne
gro education, are ready supporters Of
those Negro leaders who are striving
TO further the educational advantages
which the negroes now enjoy This
has always been their attitude, and it
will be maintained.
The negroes will have a great oppor-
tunity in this conference to set them
selves right before the country. Their
declarations win receive the most at
tentIYe confederation, IN some re-
spscts, the conference, il wisely guided,
will be Of sven greater Importance
than that which occurred at Mont
gomery, for 1t viii be able to declare
the actual aspirations Of the race su-
thoritatiyely. and thus 90 before the
tribunal Of public opinion. Macon
NewF.s
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-29

The Confetti and return ball man
has gotten in on the ground hoor, and
is doing q rushing business. As Mrs.
Boiling WINDSHIELD said yesterday af-
,ernoou, Confetti is paper caps with
out the are" The novelty is small
discs Of oolored paper, and are thrown
on passersby. The streets are hllst
with the paper.-sAv. Press.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-29
Prominent Newspaper Men Visitors.

Among the eut-of-town newspaper
men and prominent visitors who are
guests .of the Southeastern FAIR asso-
citation this week are Mr.. John Greer
OF the Macon Telegraph, Capt. John
Tnplett of the Thomasvills Times
Enterprise, Mr.. ]. f. Stone Of the Sa-
vannah Morning News, Mr.. Marion
Lucas Of the Savannah Press, Mr.. f
I. Gentry Of the Eastman Times
journal, Mr.. L. johnson, president OF
the wsycross Fair ASSOCIATION, and
Mayor Bridges Smith of Macon, for
mer Newspaper worker and one Of the
bes' known writer's in the south.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-29
FOR THE GLORIOUS FOURTH,
oumbsrlsnd Rsuts Has Fins Program for
ST. simons Island.

oumbsrIshd Route Has . Fins Program ior
St. simons Island.
The Cumberland Route 10 arranging
to give Brunswickians and out-of-
town people big Fourth Of July an
tsrtainment on s.. simops island.
They have arranged an attractive pro-
gram Of events, aud are billing the
country very extensively in order to
acquAint outsiders with the list Of at
fractions on this part Of the ssAshore
for that day.
The events include bicycle races,
sack races. running high jump, run
ming broad jump, yacht racer, swim
ming races, military exhibition drills,
target shoots, and individual military
drills for prizes.
The program is as follows;
Bicycle races-First event, one-half mile
novice. First prize, gold medal second prize,
camera.
second event. one-quarter mile, free-for-all
three heats. First prize, gold medal second
prize gold medai.l
Third event-one-qusrter mile, boys' race.
First Prize, gold medal; second prize, bicycle
lamp.
Fourth eyent--one- mile, local cham
pionship. First prize, gold medal second
prize, gold medal.
Free transportation win be furnished to
those entering these races
sack race-sC yards, must be ton entries).
First prize, $3.50; second prize. si.5o.
Swimming raee-iOo yards Cmust be six en-
trie0, Fir4t plize, 50 goldi second prize, to-
baeeo jar
Running high jump must be ten ensries),
First prize, fountain pen; second prize, water
color.
Yacht races-two classes, open and cabin.
Solid silver cup for each race
Military exhibition drIn
Target shoot for medal.
Individual military drill for medal
FOR entry blanks aud other information ad.
dfess II. b, Topper, Brunswick. Ga.