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The San Francisco call., 1904-04-30
FIRST CRICKET
MATCH DEFERRED
Lovers of British Game Have
Fine Chance to Secure New
Grounds in San Francisco

Owing TO the death of W. Jameson,
weH-known member of the Pacific
Cricket Club. the opening match of the
season that was 20 have been played
tomorrow on the Alameda ground be-
tween the Pacific and Alameda elevens
has been postponed to the first date for
which no pennant match is set down
on the schedule. This is Sunday, May
%, on which date the Alameda and
Pacific elevens will meet for the first
time during the present year.
The opening match of The season will
be played on Sunday. May 8. between
the representative of the Alameda and
San Francisco County clubs. Harold B.
Richardson. captain of the San Fran
cisco County Club. has returned from
long visit to England. and will be on
hand 10 captain the winners of last
seasons championship.
The tenure by which the cricketers
hold the ground at Webster street,
Alameda. is so unsatisfactory and the
absolute loss of the ground is SO prob
able that it behooves the lovers Of the
British national game to look around
for a suitable ground elsewhere. For
many reasons a ground on par, of the
land to be taken up by the San Fran
cisco Golf Club for its new course and
game would then be played amid pleas
ant surroundings and under favorable
conditions. The golf club is disposed to
offer ali the encoura cement possible TO
the Cricketers, who should make a
vigorous effort TO esta abish the game
on a good and secure basis. II pleasant
surroundings can be secured. many
good cricketers who do not care for
the game under present conditions
would be discovered and would give
their hearty support.
Some unwillingness to come over to
San Francisco might be found among
those cricketers who reside In Ala
media, but this opposition ought not
to be serious. For many years resi-
dents of San Francisco have found 1t
practicable to cross the bay for the
purpose of playing cricket In Alameda
or Klinknerville. The objection gen.
orally heard is that the summer climate
of San Francisco is too foggy and cold
for cricket, and this is a real draw
back to the game in Golden Gate Park,
but the tract suggested near Ingleside,
owing to its situation, is free from
fogs and is protected by belts of we'll
grown eucalyptus trees. c. w. Ben
nett, the British Consul General, and
F. Bennion of the Alameda Cricket
Club looked over the tract at Ingle-
side on Sunday last and earnestly hope
that it may be possible to take advan-
tage Of the kind offer of the gNf club.
Such an excellent chance to put the
game on satisfactory footing is not
likely to occur again.
The following names have been added
to the list of members of the Alameda
Cricket Club: William McCulloch, c.
C. Y. Williamson and the Rev. d. j.
Evans
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-30
SCOTTISH BOWLERS ENTER
INTO THE GAME WITH ZEST
Both a Singles and a Doubles Tourna-
ment Are Finally Under Way
at the Park

The members of the San Francisco
Scottish Bowling clubs have finally
started both their tournaments and
tory Of the club is looked forward to.
Only one match was played in the sim
giles last week and it was rather one
sided, but the doubles matches were
close and interesting.
OF the eight teams entered five have
been disposed of and as many more
matches are expected to be played this
afternoon. There is still preliminary
round match to be played. 1t is the
match between H. L. Tickner and T.
G. Aitken and D. O'Brien and Joseph
Gray. The latter won the match two
weeks ago. but the bowls used bv
O'Brien were not of the standard bias
and the match will be played over
In the first round the following teams
will be opposed to each other: 7. p
Taylor and w. II. Stewart VS.. Alley
Hay and A. McNair; ]. s. Webster
and G. c. Patterson VS.. Tickner and
Aitken or O'Brien and Gray; Charles
Adams and James Gray VS.. e. ]. CIin-
ton and A A. McVicar; Y. c. Lawson
and A. Craig VS.. w. r. Eaton and DR.
Hamilton.
The following matches remain to be
played in the preliminary round of the
singles:
J. Stott T. Rolph W. K Guthrie vs.
"a = 1sc,.Lsy. "a, Lynch. X Pattsrson vs. p Noble.
vs. A. McVicar. T. Rose VS.. A. Wood n T
Welch VS.. John Reid. J. Gerrie VS.. Y. G.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-30
TUNING UP MODEL YACHTS
FOR THE SEASONS RACING
VIII Be Weighed for DispIace-
ment and Measured.

Although the racing season at
Spreckels Lake, Golden Gate Park.
started two weeks ago, the San Fran
cisco Model Yacht Club officials have
considerable work to do in measur-
ing and classifying all the boats. The
measuring tank is about completed
and all the racing models will be
weighed for displacement, measured
and stamped.
A reclassifcation has been made
lately which tends to make the boats
in the different classes more evenly
matched, especially so is this in the
first class
The minimum water line length has
been raised from thirty to thirty-five
inches. The boats were formerly di-
vided into only two classes, the first
being from fifty to forty inches and
the second from forty to thirty. In
the future there will be three classes.
The first will be fifty to forty-five, the
second forty-five to forty and the third
under forty inches.
There have been too few races as
yet to get line on the different boats.
Many of them have competed in but
one heat, while some have not started.
The honors up to date have been car
ried off by Forests Piute and Bran
mons Sophie.
The Piute won the pennant a week
ago Sunday, while the Sophie carried
off the flag last Sunday.
The new sloop Fannie, the latest
boat built by the Collier brothers
made an excellent showing in her
initial start last Sunday. She was sec
ond in the first trial, won the second
and finished second to the Sophie in
the finals. The Golfers new model is
fast one and should win many pen
nants.
The Albatross is another boat that
has done well, but viii not be raced in
future. as her owner, o. Nelson, leaves
shortly for Alaska.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-30
Pawnbroker Arrested.

Louis P. Levy, pawnbroker. 755
Mission street, was arrested yesterday
by Detective Taylor and booked at the
City Prison on warrants charging him
with receiving stolen property and not
making an entry in his books of goods
purchased. Detective Taylor had rea-
son to believe that property stolen
from the residence of John Sans
215h Sixth street, about three weeks
ago had been purchased by Levy, but
visit to Levy's place failed to show
any trace of it. Taylor made another
visit and found hidden in a rear room
a sealskin coat and other clothing be-
longing to Sans. No entry had been
made in Levy's books since September
last
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-30
CORINTHIANS DON
Gladstone TOCS
Yachtsmen Welcome Friends
to a Reception and Dance
To-Day in Cosy Clubhouse

There VIII be gay times to-day at
Tiburon. As each ferry boat from San
Francisco nears the slip at Tiburon the
cannon on the veranda Of the Corin-
THAN Yacht Club house will boom a
welcome. When the guests Of the club
reach its quarters they will fall into the
hands Of the reception committee. con-
eisting Of Commodore Thomas Jen-
rings. Vice Commodore J. c. Brickell.
Port Captain J. H. Keefe. Secretary E
J. Bowes, ex-Commodore W. A String
or and Directors Orlo Eastwood and
w. J. Hogg.
Those who desire to dance will ad-
5olrn TO the main hall above, and those
who do not viii go below. where
"Judge" Kavanaugh viii be found in
his chambers The dancers will be
looked after by a committee made up
Of James s. Hawkins, manager: John
Back, Lester Hammersmith, S b. Ste
venson. Harold Mann, Stanley Fay.
Games Rupert Miller, F. Meyer, {.
Swain. George Biber. NJ. Brannan and
Clarence Dobie. Boats leave San Fran
cisco for Tiburon at 1885. l:50 and $3.50
r. m.
The ladies and afternoon guests OF the
club will return 10 the city by the boat
leaving Tiburon at $50 p. m. Those
who intend TO witness the inks VIII
leave san Francisco by the $40 or 6:S5
70. m. boats. on arrival at the club
house the regular Corinthian supper
of chowder and beans VIII be served
on the veranda. About $50 O'Clock the
5inks will begin. A special badge con-
sisting Of a circle Of green card in
scribed. Opening Day Jinks. C. Y. C,
lApril 80. 1904" on its face. and bearing
on its back the words NO one admit
ted TO the tings without badge, which
must be worn conspicuously at all
times" must be presented TO the Ger
berus in charge of the door OF the main
hall.
The committee in charge of the jinks
consists Of J. Y. O'Brien, Frank w
Thompson. Z. J. Bowes. Z. j. Angelo,
I, w Harris. K. +. Sagar and w. j.
Hogc. They have arranged for an en-
tertainment which is said to be "abso-
luteIy true TO life, fairly reeking with
moral, political and economic lessons
and conducive TO a better citizenship
At midnight a steamer will bring back
those who are desirous of returning to
their homes in the city.
At s o'clock tomorrow morning col
ors viii be made a signal gun from the
flagship Speedwell. At 10 o'clock cap
tains viii report on board the flagship
for instructions and other things. At
II O'Clock, if the necessary breeze is
blowing, the first cruise Of the season
will begin.
It is announced by Charles L. Tay-
lor, secretary Of the Oakland Canoe
Club, that opening day viii be on Sat
urday, May Il, on which day there viii
be a reception at the clubhouse on Ses-
sions Basin, East Oakland, a regatta.
and a canoe race in which craft of the
Canoe Club and Of The Encinal Yacht
Club will take part The opening
cruise Of the canoeing season will take
place Sunday, May 15
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-30
Accused of Insulting Women.

Miss Mabel de Somer and Miss Bee
Carleton secured warrant each from
Police Judge Cabaniss yesterday for
the arrest of John Doe" on a charge
of disturbing the peace. They are en-
ployed by NJ. Siminoff, cloak manu-
facturer. 1890 Market street, and al
lege that VIXEN they enter and leave
the store men who are boycotting it
make insulting remarks to them. One
of them was particularly offensive yes-
terday morning and they want him
punished.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-30
Sells junk Belonging to City.

Morris Levy, secretary of the Board
of Public Works. acted as auctioneer
yesterday at sale of junk andAscrap
iron belonging to the city. The bid
ding was lively and spirited. coming
from a score or more of secondhand
dealers. The sum of $1730 was real
lied from the sale, Darby Martin be-
ing the successful bidder.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-30
Lee Linn Acquitted.

Lee Linn, indicted with w. F. Dasha.
Thomas J. Dempsey and Thomas r.
Burnett for conspiring to substitute
Chinese, was acquitted by a jury yes
terday in the United States District
Court. Dasha and Dempsey were TAX
en- to the Alameda County Jail yes
terday to serve their years term of
Imprisonment.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-30

Lawson. P. J. Vinegar VS.. J. GiIchrist, P. /,
Dunn VS.. W. j. Watson, A. b. Mcguire VS.
4. M. Latimer, A. Rannie VS.. j. H Nc
Innes, j. McLachan VS.. e. J. Clinton, r. ID.
Colquhoun VS.: Alex Hay. r. Park VS.. r. M.
Turner, W. Rennie VS.. j. B. Low, 3. Logan
Colonel McGregor VS.. j. II. Duncan, DR. Gum
vs.. j. 5. Webster S. Irving VS.. ID. O Brien
James Hutchinson VS.. A. McNair, D. Dalziei
VS.. w. r. Eaton. J. M. Duncan VS.. j. Mars
den, w. A. Agard VS.. A. Mackie James
Gray VS.; r. r. L'Hommedieu. A. Wilkie vs.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-30
Pretty Polly a Winner.

LONDON, April 29.-The race for
the 1000 guineas stake at Newmarket
to-day was won by Pretty Polly
Ioucadia was second and Flamla
third. Seven horses started.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-30

WOULD STOP GRADING WORK.-H N
Tilden. who is the owner OF five lots in the
Flint fract, yesterday filed a suit for an in
junction restraining the San Francisco Brick
Company and Gray Bros. from continuing
the work of grading the land in the immediate
neighborhood of his land. He says his realty
u being damaged bv, the uo-t
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-30

APPRAIsE HEALEY ESTATE.-The estate
OF the late Charles S. Healey was appraised
yesterday at S164. .440. II consists OF $500 in
cash. personal property worth 5000 and realty
EoTth sl55, 5,220.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-30

Belgium alone has $3.50, 900, 900 invest
Aa in Russian factories and railways
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-25
SAIL ORS BOUND OVER
TO THE CITY COURT

Ihc afc sailors who were arrested
Monday night Dy foiiee officers On G e
charge Of mporson ting officers were
given a preliminaf. t;ial before Judge
Laiabri ,ht in lbs aperior court room
5etsrday. Coz iderapls interest was
attached to the trial Of the cases
.nd 4a,te a number of people were
present
The state was represented BY City
Court solicitor T Coison, wldle Al
torneys Harris & Mabry appeared for
the sailors. Quite a number Of wit
nessas Werc introduced and the case
w4s card tough by both sides.
Judge Lambrlght in the afternoon,
rendered his decision ana all iise Of
tie a.en were bound over to the city
county, being charged with a misde-
mcanor
Tie men were all unable to give the
~4eeesssry bond and were renanded to
jan to await trial
The cases against these sailors have
attracted considerable attertion, es-
peelally in marine circles and the
final result viii be closely Watched.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-25

them Alderman Robinson introduced
tone providing for the furnishing Of
deeds to owners OF various cemetery
lots Alderman du Bignon introduced
one for the hire Oh a guard Of the
ire department at a salary of $50 per
month and also one providing for Ger.
tain repairs and improvements On the
interior Of the city hall All Of these
resolutions were adopted.
A number of reports from the stand,
inS and special committees we're made
and among the most important were
those on the committee on charity and
hospitals, who reported that the titles
to the present lot on which the city
hospital now stands had been per.
fectcd The committee on education
having in charge the Carnegie linbrary
question, reported progress and advis-
Ied that Mr. Carnegie had been com
municated with as to requirements,
details and other considerations as to
his proposition,
Under the head of accounts the
clerk said that he could not report the
usual progress because of the fact
that Alderman Tupper had refused to
sign certain vouchers as chairman of
the finance committee Alderman
Tupper then asked the clerk to read
a communication which he had hand
led to him. wherein he stated that
HE had refused to o. X. certain bills
becanse he- was not chairman of the
snfe'ttee fAe maS on here appolAG-
ed Alderman Newman chairman of the
finance committee, and a motion pre-.
vailed that all bills properly audited
by the various heads of committees
be paid
Thore seemed to be considerable
friction last night between Alderman
du Bignon and the chair and this con
ditlon as matter of fact seemed to
seriously retard the actual business
OF the council.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-25

against the mayor He said the may
or had no right to grant such Ii.
cense. lie was ruled out of order,
he appealed from the decision of the
chair was sustained, He assumed the
floor again and referred to the license
Odinanee, and in terms denounced the
mayor, referring to him as that man"
and finally asked council if they
would submit TO such rulings as
would place the members Of council
at the win Of the mayor Alderman
ruppcr here suggested that he had un-
derstooI that the mayor had granted
permission to various hacks to do
business without a license Mayor
Croyatt here explained to Alderman
Iupper that this was an error and
that The only case where business was
done with out license was that in
The Loewenstein matter and that in
that instance In emoney was really in
the hands Of the city government On
motion the license to Loewenstein
was granted
Under the head Of communications
the Mutual Light and Water Company
asked for certain refunds because Of
improper charges made py the city.
Jackie White, colored sexton, afked
for house at the colored cemetery.
Tho employees Of sanitagy de
partmeut as well ais Gose Of the street
cleaning department asked for a. ia.
crease in wages Of rs cents perEaay
The beard q cdncatiM thI2
mai atlan 81 the iinancea coinmfttee,
IC G Bradley, asked for an appro-
priation OF 5000 for the public
schools. G. A. H. Jennings field an
APPLICATION for the purchase Of one
hair Of Old Town lot Number 500.
All Of these requests were referred to
their proper committees
Quite q numebr Of interesting com
municauons were introduced, among
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-25
BRUNSWICK MEN
TO VISIT OCIL.LA
Large Number of Bruins.
wickians Leave for
There Today

A number OF prominent Brunswick
business men, included among them
representatives Of the city council,
the president and secretary of the
board Of trade, and other citizens
viii leave this morning at o'clock
for Ocilla over the Brunswick and
birmingham railroad on a special
train where they will spend the day.
The gentlemen arc going at the in.
yiuation Of G. W. Berry, the popular
general manager Of the b. & b.
Just what the object of the trip
it cannot be stated at this time and
those who compose the party do not
know, but they were just invited by
Manager Berry to go and accepted the
| Invitation.
The party will arrive in Ocilla at
about II o'clock and will spend the
day very pleasantly in the thriving
little city, returning to the city to-
might at Z O'Clock.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-25
AND
RECEIVER ASKED
-
Empire Timber Co., of New
York Files Suit for
$4,000
HEARING IN SAVANNAH
Judge Parker is Disqualified in the
Case and it Win Come Up
Before Judge seabrook of
the Atlantic Circuit.

A petition was filed in the Glynn
superior court yesterday for injunct,
ion and receiver against Stubbs &. Co.
the well known crosstie dealers. of
this city. The petition was filed by
Kay, Bennett and Conyers, represent.
ing the Empire Timber Company. of
New York, and was served on c. M.
Stubbs at noon yesterday by Deputy
Sheriff r. S. Pyles. Because of the
fact that Judge Parker is disqualified
in the case was made returnable to
the Atlantic circuit and will be heard
before Judge Paul E. Seabrook in
Savannah on Saturday, March 26.
Mess. Krauss and Sheperd, cs this
city, will appear for Stubbs Company.
g. G. NJ. Stubbs, the head of the
firm, was seen by a representative of
The News last night and when ques.
toned on the sSbject he said that
the suit was brought by the Empire
people because lie had failed to fill
certain orders given his company by
the New York concern. He further
stated that when the Empire Timber
Company gave him the order for a Ger.
tain amount of piling they agreed to
pay market prices for same and that
subsequently they offered SO per pil.
ing more to other dealers and for this
reason he refused to fill the the prey.
ious orders given him by the Empire
people.
The suit fled yesterday against the
Stubs company is for about 10000.
Mr Stubbs is of the opinion that
his attitude will be sustained by the
courts and as a matter Of fact if
the injunction filed against him il
sustained it only prevents the com
pany from shipping to other concerns,
1t is to be hoped that the matter
Will be amicably arranged as Mr.
Stubbs is one of the largest crosstie
and lumber dealers in Brunswick
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-25
BOARD OF TRADE
HELD A SESSION
Several interesting Mat
ters Up for Discussion
Yesterday

Another interesting meeting WIS
held by the Brunswick board of trade
yesterday morning, probably the mort
important matter coming up being tho
appointment Of Ssesasasajltee a
of G Downing, T y D'7yE ) r..
Lott r. e. BriesonicR and Albert Fen.
dig, to uee their efforts on behalf Of
the hoard Of trade to retain the gen
eral offices Of tte A & p after the Il.
~ IS. mas been taken in by it,
Brunswick is the logicai place for
headquarters and it is believed that
1 the proper efforts are made we can
land the Offices. The committee will
AZ once take up the matter with The
Ia & 3 officials
Capt c. q. Arnold the wen known
pilot. was present and he made a
statement regarding the work now
Being done by the dr9dge Cumberland
On the outer bar, ana it was shown
that he drcIgc has done remarkabi,
work since beginning the work 70
tsmonstrato wnat has beer lone SO
lar Capt Arnold stated that tic for
mer haiioVest places on the bar now
5atainea as much II not more water
IAN ether portions Of the bar
several otter matters cl more or
lcss interest were discussed at the
meeting. The board continues 10 add
ao@ members, and yesterday Mr. b.
"a Wrench was elected mem5er
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-25
CITY COUNCIL HELD
VERY LlVELY MEETING
rlayor CrOvatt and Alderman du Bignon
Clash--The News Plays a Part--New
Chairman of Finance Committee.
Other rlatters Handled.

The city council held a meeting
last night which had a great many
spectacular features. The News re
.eeiyed one Of the best advertisements
it has had in many days Alderman
du Bignon reads The News. Now, it
seems absurd, but the fact was dem.
onstrated in open meeting last night
when the distinguished member of
council, under the head OF personal
privileges, read a number of extracts
from The News in which he took os
ceptions to various accounts which
have appeared in these columns as to
his conduct in council Mayor Gro.
watt, very properly ignored this i'm.
position Of the time OF council On The
part of Alderman du Bignon and the
incident was passed without any act,
ion. In this conccton The News has
never wantonly misrepresented Al
derman du Bignon in council; 1t pro
poses to report council meetings from
time to time as they occur, and when.
ever it quotes any one It is always
ready and willing to stand by its re.
port unles it is proved that the report
in question was misstated
Those present at last nights meet
ing were mayor Croyatt, and Alder
men Tupper, Dart, Robinson, Wood
and du Bignon.
After a few immetorial changes The
minutes as read were confirmed
Under the next head the appli-
cation for license of G. loewenstoin
to real LIQUORS az zoo dessls street
ls calsea ip fhe mayof anaonnaetl
tlat Nh IocWenstein had recently
bought this business and had deposit
Cd with the uemurcr the amount OF
the license $780, and that on this
showing he had granted LoeWenstein
the privilege of doing busine,s until
council could act upon his request
Alderman du Bignon here took the
floor ana delivered a severe dietribe
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-25
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