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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-31
FITZGERALD NEWS.
Many Matters of Interest From That
Thriving Colony.

Fitzgerald, Ca, May 30.-The colony
management is now at work on the larger
tracts of land and some OF the forty acre
allotments will be made in "a couple Of
weeks, at most The surveyors viii go to
work on them next week. 1t is not thought
that many will desire their forty acre
allotmens, however, until later IN the sea-
son, but those who do win receive them.
This land is about six miles northwest
of the city. IL is now very likely that
the company Will purchase land along the
Triton and Northeastern road in place
of so much on the river as was first in
tended. This plan is a good one and many
are in favor of 1t.
The meeting at Bowen's mill on We'd
nesday of last week to determine what
should be done regarding the exhibit at
the Chicago exposition was enthusiastic
1t resulted in the appointment OF MIR.
Monroe of AbbeVille, and Capt. WEIGH OF
Fitzgerald as a committee TO take com
plete charge of the matter. 1t Is IN good
hands and every one is anxious TO see II
MIR. Fitzgerald and daughter, Miss Lau-
ra, returned to Indianapolis, via Triton and
Andersonville, this morning.
A large number of citizens and the q.
A. r. went to AndersOnVille this morning
to participate In the memorial exercises
held at the national cemetery to-day.
On Tuesday the corner stone of the new
c. A r. hall was laid at the corner Of
Thomas and Central The ceremony was
very impressive and was witnessed by a
very large crowd. The post commander,
MIR. Dempsey, made most excellent
speech which was received with much
enthusiasm The only disappointment
was caused by the enforced absence of Mr..
Fitzgerald, who was engaged out Of town
on important business
Fitzgerald and Irwin county teachers
have been invited to join the Abbeville
teachers in a summer institute az Able
willie. beginning June o. The invitation
has been excepted, and 1t is thought the
session viii be of unusual interest. Some
of Georgia's greatest Intellectual lights
will be there and the teachers Of four
counties viii be present throughout the
entire session.
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The standing of the league up to last
night is as follows:
DU BIGNON AT ELLAvILLE.
He Makes a Strong Speech and Al
Good Impression.

Ellaville, Ca, May SO.-Hon. Fleming G.
duBignon addressed an appreciative aud
fence here to-day, the greater part Of
which seemed to be Of his opinion in re-
gard to the financial question.
Schley county has been anxious to hear
Mr. duBignon on the sound money question
and the people were not disappointed in
their expectations of him. He stated in
the beginning that he did not come here
to elicit applause or create laughter, as
he regarded this subject as too grave for
fun. The argument was clear, concise and
backed up by official statistics. The mem
bers of the sound money league here were
highly pleased with the speech and it's
effect, and believe great good was done
towards saving Schley county from the
double standard movement. OF course
Schely county is expected to help ex-
Speaker Crisp, as Ellaville was once his
home, yet there are many here who DO not
agree with Mr.. Crisp in his financial views
and we can only safely say that Mr. du-
BignOn's address here to-day gave an i'm
petus to the sound money league that will
no doubt counteract the two silver
speeches made by the aspirants for con-
gress from the Third district.
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Tho World has Waited a
Thousand Years for This.

So writes a happy man fresh from the
Slough Of Despond.
Wen, the discovery has been proclaimed,
but men are slow to believe.
The way is open to inquire, to investigate.
Why VIII not every man do so7
There is a simple way TO cure at home all
those baneful effects Of the sins Of youth and
the excesses Of later years which blast The
lives Of multitudes Of men. q
There is way TO regain strength lost by
disease, OverwOrl1 and worry.
A way 10 secure and retain the abilities
sacrificed to dissipatiOn-to be glad again
after suffering an atonement."
A way to repair drains on the system that
sap the vitality
A way to replace nervousness, dread and
dependency with courage and self-respect.
A way TO give full strength, development
and tone to every portion OF the body.
\ way to remove every obstacle to happy
and fruitful married lie.
All this is clearly shown in a little medical
work recently published. It is not book
for general circulation, being purely medical
and scientific and for men only who need adj
vice and aid.
How to get It: Write to the Erie Medical
Company, Niagara Street. Buffalo, ". Y, say
you read the article in this paper, and ask
them TO send you the book called Complete
Manhood, and the Way 10 Attain It." They
viii send one copy entirely free, in a plain
sealed wrapper, to any man who writes for
itin good faith.
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AM kucTLnM

REFRIGERA TORs, BEDROOM AND
PARLOR SETS, smEDOARDs, ETC.
G. Ii. DoRsETT, Auctioneer.
VIII sell Monday, June 1, at IL
o'clock, the accommodations of two
weeks, consisting of;
ParlOr Sets in plush and silk rep.
Oak and Walnut Bedroom Sets.
handsome White Maple Set, massive
Oak sideboard and Hatrack, Loun-
ges, ONCE and Hail Chairs, walnut
Dining Room Chairs, Tables, Rock
ers, COatracISs, Desk, bookcase, Re-
frigeratOrs, Dining Table, Fancy
Rockers and numerous other artil
cIes of household use.
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AUCTION SALES.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
FINE RESIDENCE AND LARGE LOT.
G. II. DORsETT, AucIIoneer.

Under and by virtue Of an order grantee
by the Honorable Court of Ordinary of
Chatham county, / will sell at the Court
House in Savannah during the usual
hours Of sale, on TUESDAY, June g. 1886,
for the purpose of distribution and the
payment Of debts, the following sold as
the property of the estate of Marion V.
Estill:
All of that lot Of land in the city of Sa-
Vannah, Chatham county, Georgia, known
IN the plan of said city as Lot No 10 Co
lumbla ward together with the buildings
and improvements thereon. The said inn
proVements consists Of a three-story
brick residence with mansard roof known as
No. 56 state street, fronting south, between
Lincoln and Habersham streets. The house is
large and commOdioUs, hall and stairway vain
scoted, and is fitted with modern improve.
ments. IL contains parlors, dining room large
hall, library and six bed chambers besides
store room, buffers pantry, kitchen. closets,
extra dining room and kitchen In basement,
and two story brick outbuildng with ser
wants quarters. stable and carriage house.
etc. and large garden to the west Of the
house.
1erms-S2, 900 cash. balance in one two and
three years. with interest at per cent per an
mum, deferred payments being secured
JOHN II. ES TILL,
Administrator estate Marion v Estill de-
ceased.
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FINE PIECE OF REAL ESTATE
ON FORSYTH PARK AT AUCTION.
G. H. DORsETT, AuctiOneer,
VIII sell at the court house on
TUESDAY, jane I'd, 1896, during
the usual hours of saIes

Lot No AZ, Calhoun ward, and the improve
ments thereon, consisting OF two two.story
bricl. residences. The said lot fronts on For
syth park sixty feet on CASTOR, and one hun
dred ana twenty on Drayton, and is subject TO
an annual ground rent OF SS664 to the city OF
savannah.
Terms fifteen hundred dollars cash and the
balance Of purchase money can remain on
mortgage. with interest
Special attention IS called TO this as one OF
tho finest residential sites in the city. the adj
van, ages Of which viii be further increased by
The removal Of Tue park fence, soon to be ac-
cOMpl.sbed.
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RESIDENCE CORNER DUFFY
AND HABERsHAM AT AUCTION.
O II. DORsETT. Auchoneer.

Under power and authority expressed
in deed from George F. King to Eliza
beth c. Wickenberg. bearing date April
"A, 1891, recorded in book of Mortgages,
2Ks, page 1885, lot situate on southeast
corner Of Duffy and Habersham streets.
in the city Of Savannah, having frontage
Of g feet on Duify street by rectangu-
redemption Of the said Geo. f. King
therein, VIII be sold at public cutlery in
front of court house door Of Chatham
county, on TUESDAY, June 2, 1896 be-
tween usual hours of sale. Terms cash;
nnrchasers having for tIlles.
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AMONG THE ATHENIANs.
A Curious Lunacy TriaI-A Child
Kicked by Pony.

Kicked by Pony.
Athens, Ga, May SO.-Athens has a Gu
rious lunacy trial on the docket for Mon
day morning The prisoner is a negro
named VIII Morton He has a 9-year-old
son who has been desperately i'll with ty-
phoid fever for ten days. Morton believes
in Christian science and has refused to al
low any one to give his child medicine.
Yesterday the child was at deaths door
and Pink Morton, the Negroes brother,
swore out a warrant and had William
Morton arrested for lunacy The only
point involved is whether a man who be-
fieves in Christian science and puts his be-
lief into effect by refusing 10 give his child
medicine is a lunauc.
This morning John Algood, the Agar
old son of c. H. Algood, was kicked in the
head by a pony and his skull fractured.
The sound money men have put out as
delegates TO the state convention W. A.
Mcdowell and John A Pitard. They are
confident Of carrying the county
Harry Rhodes, the 3-year-old son of Al
derman j. NJ. Rhodes, fell from a high
veranda to-day and was badly injured.
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A MAN WITH 5000 CASH WANTED
as partner in business, which will paw
=. Z. Ivey NJ. D., Montgomery, Ala.
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ATLANTA'S t. p. A.
President Max Robinson Addresses
the Local Branch.

Atlanta, Ca, May 3O.-President Max
Robinson of the Travellers Protective As
sociation of Savannah made an address
to the Atlanta branch of the association
tonight. The meeting was held in the
ball room of the Kimball house, and was
largely attended by the local drummers
and a number of visitors. Two posts of
the association have been recently or
ganized here. The drummers gave Pres
ident Robinson, whose administration has
been great success, an enthusiastic re-
cputiOn
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BicycIes i'm Collision.

Americas. Ca. May 3O.-Thomas Stall
ings and Percy Griffith, we'll known young
men Of this city, were painfully injured in
bicycle collision tonight. Both We're
knocked down and badly bruised, Mr..
Sailing having his left arm fractured at
ne elbow.
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TWO DIE MYsTERIoUsLY.
Painters Collie or Suicide Carries on
Two Men.

Columbus, Ga, May 3O.-Early this
morning J. c. Perry came in from his
home in Russell county, bringing news
of the death of two painters after suffer-
ing terrible agony for several hours One
Of the men was from Atlanta and his name
was J. II. Darlington. The others name
was Britt, and he lived in Girard. Dr.
FARTHER of Scale, attended the men, but
reached them only a few minutes before
their death: He thought they died from
painters collie.
Mr.. Perry missed about a quart of a
cheap quality of alcohol bought for mix
ing paints. One of the men came to Col
umbus Wednesday.
One theory is that both men committed
suicide, or that one prepared poison for
himself and the other drank it without
knowing what it was.
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A MISSING MAN.
The Failure 10 Find Him Cause
Some Excitement.

Tallahassee. Fla. May 30-Parties in
South Florida are writing to Commission
er Wombwell for tobacco seed for fall
planting 1t is claimed that the weed, as
a fall crop, can be grown in that sec
ton OF the state. Floridians seem de-
termined to take advantage Of the condi-
ton brought about by the Cuban trou-
bles.
/. w. Anderson, a contractor and build
er, has been away from home for ten
days, and his friends are getting very
uneasy about his mysterious absence. He
lert on the 18th for Bagdad to buy mate
RAJ ana expected to return on the 10Th.
He took with him several hundred dol
lars, and his friends are now appre-
with.
Sheriff Pearce, who went to West Flor
ida to see If he could find any trace OF
the missing man, learned at River june
ton that Anderson had been seen in PEN
sacola the day after he left home.
Charlton County's Delegates.
Folkston, Ga, May SO.-The democratic
mass meeting called for to-day met IN the
mayors Office at 10 o'clock. Chairman
Stdllings presiding. The following dele
gates were appointed:
O. r. Leigh and H. A. Renfroe to the
state convention to be held at Macon.
). f. Minis, Sr., and H. w. Mitchum to
the congressional convention to be held
at st. Simons.
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Hit I'm the Head with "A Shovel.

FoIkston, Ga, May 90-John Flagner
and Virgil Harris colOred employees of
the Suwanee Canal Company, quarreled
to-day over a frivolous matter and Harris
struck F.agner in the head with a shovel
Flagner Was insensible for a half hour
Harris IS now In jail a this alace and
Dr. Wright is treating Flagner
7t rain fell here yesterday evening
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ALL QUIET AT COLUMBUS.
The Ravisher Not to be Disturbed
Before Monday.

Columbus, Ca, May 9O.-An is quiet
about the Jail tonight, and the indications
are that Jesse Slayton, the assailant Of
Mrs. Howard Bryan, viii not be disturbed
until Monday. Judge Butt has promised
that he shall be tried Monday. This prom
Use only, together with the appeal of
relatives Of Mr.. Bryan to wait till Mon
day was all that prevented Dloodshed last
night Muscogee county has not had a
hanging since the war, but this man is
sure 70 swing.
Marshal Dixon's funeral took place to-
day An immense crowd attended it, Mr.
Dixon was one Of our best citizens, and
died from heart failure, caused by ex-
element over the attempted lynching Of
Mrs Bryans assailant.
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EDUCATIONAL.

THE BANJO, MANDOLIN, GUITAR
thoroughly taught by note. r. u. l..
Miller, 156 Jones street.
DRAWING AN ARCHITECT AND
engineer will give private lessons in the
various branches. Terms reasonable. Ad-
dress Aloha Vivarttas, Savannah, Ga.
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Mary and Martha. two little sisters,
had been promoted TO the dignity OF
big bed, where they slept together. Il
sleep on the front side" announced Mary,
with an air Of Importance. And wncre
90 you sleep, MARTHA" inquired the Wis
itor II sleep where Mary doesn't" re-
Piled Martha, win a rueful glance at her
restless little sister.-Harpers Round Ia
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ming catch of foul fly was the prettiest
piece of work in the game. Score:
R.H.E.
n. Orleans o 8 0 x-10 z 2
Batteries-Daniels and Wright; McGin-
mis- and Gonding
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THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST
Your stationery IS an Indication OF your
manner OF conducting business. Have
everything neat and trim. in good taste
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RoUMILLATS TANNoPlLINE,

The Greatest Pile Remedy known; re-
lieves the most aggravated case in ava
minutes, cure guaranteed or money
refunded
For sale by all druggists; 80 cents.
Trade supplied by SOLOMONS Il m +
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Washington, May 3O.-Good weather
favored the cranks and the players to-
day, and all of the base ball clubs made
money. The attendance at the morning
games was everywhere above the aver
age, while that at the afternoon games was
phenomenal. The attendance at the morn
ing games follows: At New York, 6000
Boston, 5000; Brooklyn, 5000; Baltimore,
2Si5; Philadelphia, 5000; Pittsburg, 1900
At the afternoon games 1t was. Balti-
more. TO- 4S0; Philadelphia, 1854; Brooklyn,
1900; Pittsburg, u,OOO; Boston, 1900;
New York, 1900.
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The Gun, Rod and Duck Boat Club is
dissatisfied that an outsider should win a
race from it. and has. through its secre-
tary and treasurer. Mr.. Eugene Luke
challenged Mr.. Henry Rocker. the win
ner of the Yacht Cub race last Tuesday.
for a race 10 take place any time Within
the next thirty days. The club was un-
fortunate in the race last week. every boat
having had an accident. The boats viii be
brought 10 the city to-day, and will be
put in readiness for the next contest.
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Earned Runs-Savannah, 8; Charles
ton, O.
Two-Base Hits-O' Byrne, Matthews,
Bases on called Balls-By Hennesy, 4;
by Harper, ).
Left on Base-savannah, 8; Charles
ton, 10.
Struck Out-By Hennesy, l; by Neville,
q by Harper, 5.
Passed Balls-McAvoy. 1.
Umpire-Rhett
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Capt. Sorchos' challenge to swimmers
remains unaccepted, and the deep sea
diver mas been unable TO get on a match.
lie says the challenge is stan open, If
anyone cares TO accept il.
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B POI OF The Atlantic association. Con-

poiiSans OF the Atlantic association. Con-
ME, what e fall
New Orleans is leading the Southern
League, with Montgomery close second.
The twenIy-r0uud con esr for a decision
between Larry Mcdonald and Billy Duke.
Club June T. Is the talk i'm boxing circles.
Mcdonald VIII leave this morning for
Charleston ana VIII 90 into training at
Sullivan's Island. lie IS IN good condition
now. ans after putting IN TWO weeks Of
hard work. he Will be ready 10 give Duke
the match OF his life. Duke viii train at
Tybee, and VIII leave for thar place to-
day This contest must not DE classeI
With some of the minor matches which
have taken place here II VIII be a first
class boxing match. and as both men are
exceedingly clever. 81 viii doubtless be an
Interesting contest.
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SAVANNAH STEAM DYE WORKS "a
tne most reliable house IN the civ foS
~ Kinds Of cleaning and dyeing; lace and
~ curtains handed without injury.
oi.sH NJ cleanlng, also, a specially: see
our WINDOWS for samples Isl York street
between Whitaker and Bull 09'
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THE ONLY PURE FRENCH CREAM
~ TINS city' also ice cream soda. In Eieo-
poulos beautiful candy palace. 90 Bull
other. ' want no
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SHOES REPAIRED AT ONCE nv
U ~ ,,I " Broughton street; branch, Per-
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If YOUR ELECTRIC BELLS NEED
attention, telephone the Electric supply
street, and they will be repaired reasons
ably.
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FURNITURE PACKED, sHIPPE6
or stored at lowest figures bv A cris,
fin, No. 1872 Broughton street Hfii-
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

NOW is THE TIME TO HAVE YOUR
carpets cleaned; leave orders with ID
steam Carpet Works.
MONDAY NIGHT TIE BICYCLE
VIII be given away at L!vingston's phar-
macy call and make your guesses.
If YOUR ELECTRIC BELLS NEED
ATTENTION, telephone the Electric supply
ana CONSTRUCTION Company, 70 Drayton
ably.
cBOR RANGES AND STOVES, GO TO
Cornwell q Chapman
THE ONLY PURE FRENCH CREAM
~ thls city' also ice cream soda, In EJeo-
poulo beautiful candy palace 20 BuiI
other. ~ want 10
SHOES REPAIRED AT ONCE nv
Oharma, % BroughtOn street; branch per-
ry ana Barnard "
o. F Urn PACKED SHIPPED
nm, NO. 1872 Broughton street.
SAVANNAH STEAM DYE VV0T5Tyes TS;
dne most reliable house In the citv for
al KINDS or cleaning and dyeing; lace and
ibIo 49,, cur Jams is handed without Injury:
DiaH I cleanlng, also, a specially: see
our windows for samples Isl York sirset
between Whitaker and Bull.
FOR HARDWARE AND TOOLS G6
10 Cornwell q Chapman.
a CoNIDA's BUTTER SCOTCH ia
49, N-t4| A." NNAta per pound.
rs. MARTIN, HUNTINGDON AND
tthtlnalI, Is stlli supplying the people with
lne pest veal, lamb, choice beef and
spring chickens anu
FOR ALL KINDS OF FTTRNITTTRE-
, Ded2lhg etc, 90 20 A. s. Grihin's No
w Broughton street
FOR PLUMBING, GAS AND STE7nr
nltIhs, go 70 Cornwell q Chapman.
CONIDA'S; TRY OUR MOLAssEa
Kisses; made daily: filed with vvaI1,,T. -
per pound. ~
SHOES REPAIRED WHILE YoTr
wait by Okarma, 80 Broughton strees,
branch, Perry and Barnard.
SOMETHING GOOD FOR LUNCH
sohS partesi picnics and home use;
S sHtdS HpoAed ham, ready for use; guar
dnleed NO. l.. Sold by ]. J. Joyce, corner
Liberty and Abercorn streets.
FOR FISHING TACKLE, NETS. ETC
90 to Cornwell & Chapman.
CONIDA'S CONFTCTIONs SUGAR
peanut made daily; l5c per pound
MATTRESSES RENOVATED CHEAP
er lnan elsewhere, at A. S. Grifin's. No
l92-Broughton street.
SPRING CHICKENS, FINE BEEF
tender lamb, elegant veal vegetab lez'
elc. >. Martin, Huntington and Tattnaii'
FOR MANTELs, THING AND
crates, 80 70 Cornwell & Chapman.
CONIDA'S CONFECTIONERY. TPys
our salt water tatfy with black walnut; it
IS delicious; only % cents per pounds
come, come and get free sample
FURNITURE PACKED, SHIPPED
or stored at lowest figures by A 81 Crif
nm, NO. IJ2 Broughton street.
ARE YOU HARD ON sHoEsY 1T SO
get a pair of Okarma's handmade. $50
shoes, made especially for hard wear
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D0IIAHII HTvo rhatnIop,,,.,-
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MONDAY NIGHT THE BICYCLE
will be given away at I1vingston's nbar-
macy call and make your guesses.
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CONIDAS; TRY OUR MOLAssEa
Kisses MS made daily; filled with walnut; go
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NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE worm
carpets cleaned; leave orders win ID
Clark, Al Jefferson street. Savannah
Steam Carpet Works.
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Yesterdays game in Charleston was the
first in a series of games to be played by
a tri-club league, composed of Savannah,
Charleston and Augusta. The next game
viii be played June 3, when Charleston
Will tackle Augusta.
Savannah's next game will be played
Saturday, June 6, when Augusta will play
in this city. Savannah starts off for the
pennant well, and if no accidents occur
there is a very good chance of the pen
nant floating over C. L. A. park when the
season is finished.
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The meeting which was to have been
held last week to organize a city league,
was postponed on account of bad weather
Another meeting will be called shortly,
and effort made to organize a league.
There are several good teams here, and
there ought to be no trouble in organic
Ing a four-club league.