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The evening world., 1895-04-27
CALIFORNIA; C0llEGE TEAM.
Ten Crack Athletes Who Will
Meet Eastern Champions
Capt. Koch's Versatile Fcats--Jumper
Woolsey a Record Man, Too.

SAN FRANCISCO. April N.-Ten men
have been elected from among the ath-
letes of the University Of California for
the team to NEE. Eastern college attn
letes They are Capt. Frederick Koch
william c. Patterson. Robert w. Edger-
ton. Chester Woolsey. Melville Dozler,
l.. w. Merwln. Harry B Torrey. Ernest
Dyer, Philip Bradley and Theodore
Barnes.
The youngest member OF the team IL
Barnes, aged nineteen. and the oldest
woolsey and Koch. are aged twenty
four years The lightcst man s on ne
and the heaviest Is Edgerton. weighing
l3 pounds. The athletic record OF the
members Of the team Is as follows: a.
inches; put the shot 20 'eet 2 inches
unbeaten by college men OF the racine
coast IN the half-mile, holding record
Of 20l l-b, and has run the AO-yard dasf'
Patterson-High jump. 8 feet - inch;
1Daa "%p 4%P fsep inches ,ss! SaPh dash ASH A.
Edgerton-T l6-pound n hammer
inches; pole vault. 3 feet inches.
Merwin-Mile walk. minutes 81 20
Torrey-Hurdle., 22o yards I'll sec sec
yard hurdles.
| Dyer-liurdles. 3l-2 feet high. III
yards In l6 Is seconds.
| Bradley--Half mile run. minutes
1l-2 seconds with 10 yards handicap.
| Barncs-jO-yard dash. B 40 seconds
7b-yard dash. 7 seconds: lO0-yard dash
| 10 1-2 seconds.
Wooisey- Running broad jump. e fee
| (ccast inte, collegiate record. hop. steI
and Jump a feet, 6 Inches.
| Dozier-Two miles on bicycle, s min
utes, 20 seconds: broad jump. q feet
| inches.
The dates arranged thus far are
sylvania, May IS: Mott Haven, May %
Western intercollegiate Association, al
Chicago. June |. University OF Michi
gan, June 6, and probably the Denver
| Athletic Club June 10.
The evening world., 1895-04-27
THE BANK M'kssnues,.s
Who Shall Make Up the Defunc1
CommercinIs Dcfciencyf

Receiver William N. Dykman, Of the
Commercial Bank. Brooklyn. this morn
ing petitioned Justice Gaynor for In
structions in settling the affairs OF
the bank. The whole matter was sum-
med up in the question, shall the d.
rectors or the shareholders be sued to
realize the remaining deficit?'
Mr.. Bergen said that 1862, 1858 had
been collected and $622, .73 expended by
the receiver. OF this $50. 1895 was paid
for expenses.
He has balance Of ss,s22.25 on hand %
pay ss3,967.55 in claims due depostors
and others. The creditors have realized
IS per cent.
c. Augustus Haviland. President of the
Depositors' Organization, said the direct-
ors were the parties to look to for reim-
bursement, as they mismanaged the
affairs Of the bank, and innocent men,
women and children should not be made
to suffer for their acts.
Judge Gaynor said he would take the
papers and examine them carefully.
The evening world., 1895-04-27
TWO BICYCLES STOLEN.
NJ. A. c. Members Charge Two Boys
with the Theft.

Henry Edwards and Herman r. Meves.
members Of the New Manhattan Athletic
Club. Madison avenue and Fortyflfth
street. were complainants at Yorkville
Police Court to-day against William
Smith. sixteen years old, of 335 East
Thirty eighth street. and Edward Hoye,
seventeen years old. Of 56l East One
Hundred and Thirty-eighth street. whom
they charged with the theft of two bi-
cycles from the clubhouse last Wednes-
day.
Smith for the past Hve months was
employed as messenger In the club
house. Last Wednesday Mr.. Edwards
and Mr.. Meves left their bicycles In the
care OF James J. Murray, the manager
OF the clubhouse. When they looked for
the wheels a few hours later they were
gone. Mr.. Murray at once reported the
loss to Detective Bake, of the Twenty
third Sub-Precinct. and he arrested Smith
on suspicion the foil owing day.
Bake learned that Smith and Hoye
had each been seen with a wheel. Last
night the detective captured lioye on
the roof OF tenement at Thirty
street and First avenue, where he had
fled on catching sight OF Bake.
Both boys denied the charge and de-
manded an examination. which was set
down foc Tuesday morning. They were
committed In default Of $1,000 bail each.
The evening world., 1895-04-27
$4,000 FOR A PICTURE.


Low prices were paid last night for
"od masters" at the American Art As
sociation exhibition in Ch.ckering Hall.
The portrait of the Marctese de Spinola
and her daughter, by Van Dyke. was
sold to Roland Knoedler. an art dealer.
for $4,000
He said the picture was to be sent
back to Europe, 1t was bought by the
Art Association two years ago for
100000. "The Father Confessor," by
Rubens. was bought by NJ. c. D. Borden
for s. 500 and a painting by Sir Joshua
Reynolds was sold to b. Ashton for
sGl0o, The nights sales amounted 10
sl5S, $50. The proceeds of the entire sale
are sl91, $3.50. which is loss of almost
$500 900,
The evening world., 1895-04-27
pUolLlsTIc POINTERS.

'sYouns CorDstt" q ean rrancisoe We is
matched to meet Jim Holmes Tor eight roun1s at
The Seaside Athletic Club Msy Z. 10 training at
Jim oorbstts road-houss. One Hundred and
Eishty-ssvsnth street and Jerome avenue
etsvs ODonnsii 10 also training thers
for his bout with Jake Kiirain. on the same
night Mick Dunn. who 10 handling both bossra
says ''Youns corbs,t' ia coming man.
Johnny Young and Charley Barnett will meet
for eight rounds at the show to b given By tho
L.noz Athls,ic Club. Of s,ootiyn. on May !"
They will boz at tatchw sightA
Jerry Barnett says he will challenge the winner
OF the Billy Joh-waiter Edserton sisht-round
bout which 10 to be decided At the Hudson County
Athlete Club show In Oakland Rink. Jersey city.
to night. to meet him in . limited round con
test
Bobby Wilson. ~ Jersey City. who made q
ago. thinks he can defeat Kelly. and has isSu"i
challenge to nsht him again In limited .ronni
bout. Wilson says the oner 10 open TO any 10
pound boxer
Billy Tucker, Of Newark. 10 out v''h . ehai-
!.,ss TO nsii Dave o. connor. Of Pst.rson. In .
limited round bout or to . hnish for 500 side
and . side bet Of 80.
Owen Ze,ser and jerome ou,slsy viii contest
in four-round bou. In Phil:d'lphia tonight
Jack Everhardt, Of New Orleans. says he will
try for . match with ''YounS Corbstt In lin
tied round contest before the Seaside Athletic
Club II the latter defcats Holmes on May g.
| II Corbett doesn't accept he will meet any othsr
| l3s- pound boxer.
Jart Downsy will probably b matched In
| few days to meet George siddons or Tom Gafnsy
In an eight round bout at the boxing show OF tbs
LtLox Athletic Club. OF Brooklyn.
Fred Morria "MnIdoons Cyclone" who q
| matched to meet Dick Moore the middle weigh
| champion Of The Northwest. In . limited rounc
contest at Boston on May II. II successful viii POS
| bout
| George Cooney and jim Pitts. the ioe -poundsf
| who fought a rattling sig round draw In an up
town club house. will b matched again within -,
days N meet for eight rounds for a purse OF Sle0
They will night with two-ouncs Gio'e
Tommy Dixon. the Rochester feather weight
defeats George Hornbachsr In their sight-roun
II, he will probably he matched against eiths
Dolly Lyons, Sammy Kelly or Tim Murphy at tn
show 70 b held By the Long Island Athetso Ciul
the latter part Of Nay Dixon has good record
There will be plenty oi good boring st the sho,
| Athletic Club tonight
Charley Kelly. who has bssn matched to NEE
Frank zimphsr, OF Buffalo. for sig rounds d
May II. will train for the bout at consy island.
The evening world., 1895-04-27
HIT HER WITH A PITCHER.
Mrs. Sperle May Die from Richards's
Blow.

Frank A. Richards. twenty seven
years old. Of 100 Charles street was ar
raigned In jefferson Market Police
Court to-day, charged with felonious
assault on Mrs Clara Sperle janitress
of the house where the prisoner lives.
AS Mrs. Sperle is thought to be dying
In St. Vincents Hospital. Richards was
remanded TO Jail.
Mrs. Richards and the tanitress have
had frequent QuarTels of late.
At 20 o'clock last night Richards met
Mrs, Spetle or the stairs. and struck her
on the head with pitcher.
AS she fell a lamp, which she carried.
broke and the blazing oil spread over
the stairs and hallway.
A policeman put the fire out and sent
the wounded woman to st. Vincent q
Hospital, whore It was found her skull
was fractured.
Richards eluici the police until this
morning. when ne was arrested at his
home,
The evening world., 1895-04-27
CONSOLIDATE THE TROLLEY.
That Is the Scheme President Sl0,
cum FavOrs.

Henry w. Slocum. President Of the
Coney Island and Brooklyn Railroad
Company. had a conference with Mayor
Schieren to-day on tenders. MIR. Slocum
said his Company was ready at any
time 10 use good tenders.
Mr.. Slocum told an Evening World''
reporter he favored general consolida-
ton of all the trolley companies In
Brooklyn.
II do not know positively" said Mr..
Slocum. that the three largest traction
companies will consolidate or not. !
think it would be the best thing for all
the trolley companies to consolidate"
The evening world., 1895-04-27
BASEBALL CHAT.

Well. we'll. we'll. 'thsrs are othen" How
about those three straight. Mr. seslssf There
are ''cinches and "'clnches." Mr.. ssess but
New York is . bad place To look for them.
The Giants put up . great game yesterday. and
showed their friends that when they strike
their gait they are capable Of playing champion
ship bail. The work Of three o. four Of the men
was little short Of phenomenal.
Lester German fully demonstrated that he has
about recovered his form Of ~ when Lsstsr 10
right he has but few equals whiis he cannot
command the terrific speed Of Rusis and Msskin.
Bostonians we're ali Al SEA on his sio~ bali y.,tsr
day. and In several Instances he made the Bean
saters look like monksya
Capt Nash tried two Of his 'phsnomsnal ands'
much In his sorrow. Recently 4 Cleveland CORE
spondent. In speaking OF wilson, s~id that the
younsstsr got away from Cleveland on . nuke. and
oa nov much s"s nov ....r N ,h., . You'd i.. Wn
| may be . wonder" but his work yesterday DID
not impress the New York cranks to any great
| extent
rhs chatter q certain sil.ssd frt.nds Of N.
New York team In thei, endssvor to force Willie
Admitted that for his size and Year,. the litti.
enY.iesian 10 pshaps the most wonderful
player tnAt ever stepped In ohoe leather He 10
| a sure batter. and sharp. hard fielder. but whsn
II conea to question Of ability to stand the
Furnishing campaign q second baasmAn must 10
through. II 10 dollars to . big red apple that
Willie would not last
| ''Murph'' is heavier to-day than he ever WA
weighing I'M pounds. but this 10 not within
thirty pounds Of what . man should weigh to
| Nil the position There are many other positions
| that Willie would do better in than at second
| stanords work in the last three samss has been
| excellent
| Capt. Daviss action In inning Doyle SIS IN yes.
:srday's game for getting sassy will probably
teach 'Yon yonson'' . lesson. The 6ns vas
| mertted.
The Young Mems Christian Union team would
Ike to hear from out -of-town clubs giving guar
| sntees or expenses for the following open dates:
| May 1870 a. NJ: June l. Is. 20. -; July T. A.
| NJ and p. NJ July l3, 20 and 81. J. ~ Noble
care Y ~ c. u. Westchester and Bergen ave-
| nues. city,
\ The Young Garnet baseball Club hss Organized
with the following players: J. Larkin. captain,
| shortstop; J. Donahe, catcher; T. Derby shire
| third base: j. Wallace. centre held; J. Lem
| pitcher: G. Miller. second base: p. Creagan
| right held: J. Martin. frs, base VIII challenge
all players between fourteen and ten years OF
age. r. Creagan. %65 Columbia street. brooklyn
The evening world., 1895-04-27
PERRY GOES BACK.
The Trnin-Robber starts for Mat.
teawnn This Afternoon.

Justice Lippincott. In Jersey City. to-
da,, denied the writ OF habeas corpus
applied for by Lawyer Simpson for
Train-Robber oliver Curtis Perry.
After the decision Perry was taken to
the Hudson County Jail in a coach.
He ate dinner there and at o'clock.
In company with DR.. Lamb. Chief OF
Police Simon, Of weehawken. and &
Matteawan Constable. Perry got In the
coach and started for Matteawan.
The coach went up Oakland avenue
at a rapid pace. and It Is thought Perry
will be taken on the West Shore train
from Weehawken.
Before he left Perry thanked Lawyer
Simpson for his fight In his behalf.
Lawyer Dickson was also present In the
jail when Perry was taken away.
Perry did not appear to be down.
hearted. and would not discuss the
Judges decision.
The evening world., 1895-04-27
Mr.. GIlROY TO RETURN.
The Ex-MnyOr and Family VIII Sail
To-Day for New York.

Thomas +. Gilroy. ex-Mayor OF New
York. sails with his wife and children
from Southampton to-day, on the Paris.
for America.
MIR. Gilroy. with his wife and two Of
their younger children, virginia and
Arthur. left New York for Europe on
Jan. l6. 1t had been the ex-Mayors in
tcntion on retiring from office to take a
trip to Florida. but he suddenly changed
his plans and went to Europe.
Before leaving this country he said he
expected to go into some business or
his return. The nature of that business
he had not yet decided upon.
The evening world., 1895-04-27

The Rev John Baumester. Of the Reformed
Church College Point L. l.. who started a crusade
against the violation ct the Sunday law. and
who received letter threatening him with .
coat Of tar and feathers. declared to-day 1t vas
his intention to that the law Is observed.
The letter had made him more determined TO
push the nght, and he will not stop until the Sun
day law Is rigidly observed.
The evening world., 1895-04-27
DRUGGED AND ROBBED.
Farmer Voorhees, Accuses Two
NeighbOrs Of BOwery Methods.

Especial to The Evening world)
FLEMINGTON. n. j.. April 27.-Mag-
istrate Kline to-day held James
Clickenger and d. T. Voorhees,. of
White House station. for examination
on a charge Of having given knock
out drops" 10 and robbed d. Lucas
Voorhees,. a neighbor, OF Si35.
Tuesday night, Voorhees, says. he Wis
tied Clickenger's house and had a
drink with HIN and d. T. Voorhees,
He became unconscious, and was found
in this condition outside the house the
next morning. His boots were off, hi:
clothes torn and his money gone.
The evening world., 1895-04-27
THE MURDERESS SILENT.
No Remorse for killing Dominica
Cataldi.

Maria Barberi. the italian girl who
murdered her lover. Dominica Cataldi.
by cutting his throat with a razor yes
terday, passen a quiet night In the Es-
sex Market prison. She slept nearly all
toms of regret or remorse for her crime
She refused to be seen this morning.
having received instructions from her
murder.
At the home Of her parents, 1863 Mott
street. dozen Italian women were as
sembled t,-day. going over the details
of the tragedy.
The evening world., 1895-04-27

Persons who have called at the Brooklyn City
Hall fo- a copy OF the Mayors annual message
have been surprised to learn that the only copies
in existence at present are in German. Some
Of these citizens are Indignant at what they con-
slider an un- -Amerit an policy and one man yes-
.eriay suggested that the message also be print
ed in Chinese foi the accommodation OF the Mon
golian population OF the city Secretary Palmer
explained to-day that all the English copies had
been destroyed during the hrs 10 the City Hall.
The evening world., 1895-04-27
SIMON DIES, HIS WIFE LIVES.
He shot Her and Was BADLY beaten
When Arrested.

Alexander Simon. who tried to kill his
wife Della by shooting her. at Twenty
sixth street and Seventh avenue, April
II. died this morning in Charity Hos
pital. Death was due to erysipelas set
ting into the wound he received In his
head when he was arrested after the
shooting.
After Simon shot his wife ne ran into
saloon on the same corner and point
ed the pistol at the bartender, who
wrenched the weapon from his hand and
struck him over the head with II. The
blow caused an ugly scalp wound.
Mrs. Simon has almost completely re-
covered from the effects Of the shoot
ing.
The evening world., 1895-04-27
The Greater Pittsburs" Bills.

HARRISBURG. Pa. April 27-Ths Greater
Pittsburg' bills will go to the Governor next
week There are three bills The first relates to
the consultation OF Pittsburg with boroughs and
townships and parts Of townships The second
relates to the consultation Of Pittsburg and
Allegheny. and the third refers to the determ! ma
ton OF the debt of the districts TO be consolidated
Tho combined population Of the territory TO be
consolidated H. +50 900. II Is estimated that lhis 3
will be Increased to 600. 600 before the taking Of
the next census
The evening world., 1895-04-27

Eugene G. Blsck'ord had . talk with Mayus
schieren in the Brooklyn City Hall this norm
ing about the bill ,e depress the railroad tracks
on Atlantic avenue. ia like to have . bill
passed" said the Mayor, 'to compel the COM
panies to depress the tracks at their own ex.
penss. Dut the Legislature does many things
in Albany that Dc aot meet my approval. but
II docs them Just the same
The evening world., 1895-04-27

Justice Lawrence, In supreme Court Chambers
TITS morning heard motion to discharge from
prison Iohn Cameron Cole, Third avenue cable
car gr,pnan. He was arrested yesterday on .
wsrrsnt Issued by Coroner y oMsaEhsr on the
tni.ns Of the Coroners Jury that he had been
gI!.y o. criminal nts.Igeace in causing the
-.ca;A, April >. " lluu,Ay Her.Ihy. Al Third
reserved.
The evening world., 1895-04-27
JACOB ASTOR BACK,
lie Returns with His Wife from 9
EurOpean Tour.

Among the passengers arriving on
steamer Campania from Liverpool and
Queenstown to-day We're:
John Jacob Astor, Mrs. Astor, =. Cal
vocovessi, William Cranston, Frank
DupiGnac, u. J. ID. Dupgnac. W. c.
Eniicott. Sig. Foil, James a. Kirk, N.
l.. McCready, Major Millburne, Col. +.
II. Snowfall, John Boyd Thacher and
Mr., Mark Warburton.
The evening world., 1895-04-27
ERNE CHALLENGES DIXON.
The Buffalo Lad Wants to Fight fol
the Feather-Weisht Title.

BUFFALO. N. Y. April 27-Frank
Efne, the Buffalo feather-weight. has
issued q challenge to George Dixon. to
meet him for $500 a side and the
feather weight championship. the maj ten
to take place in June before the club
offering the largest purse.
It 10 expected that the Seaside Athletic
Club will offer a purse. Erne has good
hacking. and his friends are confident
that as Dixon Is swinger and the
bison Is straight stiff puncher the
latter has an even chance to win.
The evening world., 1895-04-27

From the opening at In the afternoon until
the close at night there are no idle times at the
Food Show. Grand Central Palace. The public
ara fed without stint. and much will be given
away for the next two weeks The show will
close OIL May l5 Cooking lectures at 3. 80 every
The evening world., 1895-04-27
,STEEPLECHASERS MAY SPLIT.
Philadelphia Members of the n. n
A. VIII Secede ~ Dates Clash.

sspeciai 70 ihe Evening "orld)
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 27.-The
Evening Telegraph prints to-day a story
to the effect that the Philadelphia MEM
bers OF the National Hunt Association
may secede from the National Steep,e-
chase Association ard the Jockey club
This they will do unless the Morris
Park dates are changed so as not to
conflict
The evening world., 1895-04-27
Manhattan Deach's Early Opening.

one week from to-day the Manhattan Beach Ho-
tel. Coney Isanl, will be open TO guests II
has been relernrited and refurnshei. and provid-
~ with many new features. incluiins A spacious
billiard room the ocean side. An nnhvetion
will be the serving of table a hote dinner for
those who desire to avoid the delay OF la
carte. The hotel will he unier the direction OF
Mr. {. H. shelley last Summer at the Oriental.
The evening world., 1895-04-27

DosToN April '7-Enr'y this morning FIRE
broke out In the sis-story brick apartment hotel
on bay street road The names seriously dam.
aged the handsome Interior panellng and the
decorations The loss is estimated at $50 900.
The building had Just been completed at an ex-
pense OF $500 900. II Is owned by Albert Geiger
The evening world., 1895-04-27
sundoy baseball Revived.

II is expected that a large crowd vii Witness
the opening game at Recreation fdrk al 3 SO to-
morrow afternoon between the crack Allerton And
Acme teams Il Is Two years since sunday games
have henn played on Long Island. Several dia-
mOnds Will be marked out on the PARK 10 accom-
n,otate lovers o' the game, who have found Il
dlnhcut to secure grounds, The grounds he
reached via Thirty fourth and NINETY seeoad street
tsgTlsA
The evening world., 1895-04-27
WITH THE WHEELMEN.

tn Ltns Islard League has arrived at a
promising point o' dctuaiity. the result OF an en-.
thusastlr meeting a, the Droohlyn Bicycle Clut
last night Eight clubs have promised to Join
the new association and committee on or
glnizltion has heen appointed. The association
VIII he perfected when twelve local clubs hav,
niorsei IT,
The evening world., 1895-04-27
Lighted Candle starts a Fire,

Fire on the top floor OF the hve-story brick
dwelling 33& East Seventeenth street. occupied By
Gustav Richlin. caused by q lighted cAndls did
t:0o damage 70 furniturs and 500 70 the bvlldipS
The evening world., 1895-04-27
Children See the Mig Whale.

Delegations OF scholars from g.rls school Ne
IS, ,oys school No IS. b9s school No. Il. e
lis city, and the Baltic street and Wilson street
schools OF Brooklyn. In charge OF teachera vts-
ited the big whale at pier 2?. East River. to-day.
The evening world., 1895-04-27
New ysr,sy. rennsylv,nla. Ma..achns.tt. md
Crcedon-McCnrthy Fight To-Nigh,

GALVESTON. Tex. April ?7-Msny people
from other points are here to witness the nght
between Dan Creedon and Billy Mccarthy. which
,Akes place tonight The betting 10 even. Bo,h
men are In splendid condition. and . hot fSht
ID anueipstsd
The evening world., 1895-04-27
TROLLEY CARS COLLIDE.
Two Separate smashups At the Same
Junction.

A Gates avenue trolley car. crowded
with passengers. crashed into Seventh
avenue car l39. at the junction Of Adams
and Fulton streets at 8 o'clock this
morning.
The platform of the Gates avenue car
was demolished, and many Of the occu-
pants were thrown down. Nobody was
injured.
A few minutes later car l.lol. Of the
Flatbush avenue line and Sackett street
car l72 coll'ded at the same corner Both
cars were slightly damaged.
The evening world., 1895-04-27
Can't. G. u. Farrar Dead.

Capt George H. FArrar. Of Jersey City. died
las, nIght from an spoplectie stroke He was
thirtv-thtrd degree Mason. Captain Of Company
A. Twenty frst New Jersey Volunteers during The
civil war and an .N-memoer OF the Now jersey
Assembly.
The evening world., 1895-04-27
Eoys EItten by Dogs.

Thre. boys living at ksarny. ~ j.. were bitten
BY doss YESTERDAY. ons Of them by a bulldog ne
had been teasing The other two were bitten by
a dog believed to he mad. The boys wounds
were cAutsri.ed and the local police are looking
tos The mad dog with pistolA -
The evening world., 1895-04-27

Otto Knoblsr. 'or,y-three years ola OF 400 East
Fourteenth street, committed suicide to-day by
shooting himself ia tns LEFT aide win . 3s-ssIibIs
revolver.
The evening world., 1895-04-27
.orRia Bank Closes Its Doors.

WASHINGTON. D, C.. April IA telegram
was received to-day by Comptroller Eeksis stating
that the Merchants National Bank Of Rome, Ca.
$780, 900.
The evening world., 1895-04-27
The Young Garnet BASEBALL Club has organized
tn. standing of League clubs this morning vas
follows:

Games scheduled to-day:
FhilAdelphia at New Chicago at Cincinnati
York lPIttshurg at 81 I.,uI,
Boston at baltimore cleveland at Louisville
Drooky n at Washington
The evening world., 1895-04-27
ST. ASAPH ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK. ST. ASAPH. April 81
EThe entries and weights for Mondays
\cess are as follows:
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-01-31

On the 18th of January, train
OF twenty one cars loaded with coal
and provisions left Atlanta for Lin
coin, Nebraska. This is due to
the efforts OF Elk Governor Northen.
who was recently in Nebraska, hav.
ing an extensive acquaintance with
prominent men i'm that State. lie
was quick to see the need of help for
tile famine-stricken region and an
pealed to the people of Georgia to
send a train load OF provisions.
The appeal met with prompt re.
Spouse, aud the above mentioned
train was the result. One OF the
cars was loaded by individual con
tributions from the Directors of the
States and international Exposition.