The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-06
THE UNIVERSITY CITY.
The University Athletes Will Remain
in the intercollegiate Association.

The University Athletes VIII Remain
in the intercollegiate Association.
Athens, Ga, Dec. 5.-The threatened
withdrawal of the University of Georgia
from the Southern intercollegiate Athletic
Association, will now amount to nothing,
as two of the executive committee of that
body have written DR.. C. H. Herty, ad-
hitting that the action of the committee
in allowing Bynum and Nixon to play in
the Auburn game at Atlanta, was wrong,
and did the Georgia boys an injustice.
These gentlemen, Messrs. Lyons of Cen
trail college, Kentucky, and johnson of
Sewannee, say in their letters that the
committee should have stood by the pre-
cedent set last spring when they ruled
to shut off the University of Georgia
base ball team under the same conditions
as existed in the cases of Bynum and Mix
on.
The Varsity foot ball players will prob
ably adopt the custom now being estab-
lished in northern colleges, that of play
ing class games of foot ball during the
winter season when practicable.
Mrs. Prof. B. F. Riley has gone to Mo-
bile, Ala, to attend the funeral of her
mother. Mrs. DR.. Shaw.
Mrs. NJ. A. Lipscomb, principal of Lucy
Cobb Institute, has mapped out plans TO
raise sufficient money to build an annex
to Lucy Cobb. which is badly needed just
now. When this work Is finished, she
VIII endeavor to secure money for a large
building, and an endowment fund to be
used for the benefit Of poor girls
Miss Mildred Rutherford's new book, a
novelette, entitled, Mamie Brown, that
school Girl, and its sequel, Edward Ken
nedy, that College Boy" will be issued
next week, and a large sale has already
been assured
The proceeds of the first edition will 60
to the Lucy Cobb building fund.
Last evening at Lucy Cobb Institute
Miss Nell Houston Morgan's violin and
mandolin classes gave delightful recital
complimentary to their many friends.
Invitations are out TO the marriage of
Miss Leila Cook to Mr.. Ernest S. Brown
next Wednesday evening at o'clock at
the home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. J Cook, on Oconee street.
1t is probable that the city OF Athens
spring.
The question of extending the city wa
ter works mains out of the limits to the
state Normal school for the benefit Of
that institution is now being discussed.
In regard to the recent killing of Messrs
Caldwell and Bradberry at Conner, Ca. an
incident is related that throws light ON
the subject. A few days before the kill
ing Bradberry was tried before United
States Commissioner i. II. Kennebrew in
this city on the charge OF selling liquor
illegally. Caldwell was a witness against
him. Col. S. j. Tribble. Bradberry's at
torney, called Caldwell a professional
witness ana raked him over the Goals. He
started at Tribble, when Bradberry arose
ran his hand in his pocket and told him
to stop. A few days later both men were
lead as result Of an Interchange OF
shots
DR.. W. e. Boggs, chancellor OF the Uni
ersity OF Georgia. has returned from At
anita, and Is very hopeful OF the univer-
'ity securing from the legislature an an
preparation for the erection OF a new build
: ing on the campus.