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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-18
TO FIGHT TWENTY ROUNDS.
Corcoran to Meet Mcdonald TO-mOr-
row Might

row Night.
Tom Corcoran and Larry Mcdonald will
meet at the Pastime Athletic Club to-mor-
row night in a twenty-round glove contest
for a decision.
Corcoran has been training at the club
rooms, and both he and his trainer say he
is in the best of trim. He looks fit, and
as hard as nails. He did his last hard
work yesterday afternoon, winding it up
with ten hard rounds with the Terrible
Swede.'' Corcoran and the Swede had
hard go Thursday afternoon, and both
were bleeding freely and badly battered
up when they finished. Corcoran's course
of training has been severe, and he has
not shirked the work that was laid out
for him by the Swede. If Corcoran is
asked what his chances are for besting
Larry, he only smiles, but it is a very
confident smile.
Mcdonald will come up from Tybee
tomorrow morning. He has been training
at the south end of the island making
his headquarters at small cottage.
Larry has put in two weeks of hard work
and he is reported to be in the pink of
condition. Besides the regular course
which pug.lists go through for a fight
Mcdonald has augmented II with long
walks on the beach, swimming and fish,
ing, and other forms of light exercise.
Larry thinks he will come out a winner
In the match with Corcoran and he sees no
reason why he should not win He does
not hold Corcoran cheap, however, and
says he knows he will have to put up a
good fight.
Coreoran and Mcdonald met once be-
fore IN q four round bout, in which Larry
put Tom out This was over year ago,
however, and both men have changed
some since then. Corcoran has improved
wonderfully and is a much better man.
He Is fresh from a series of victories
and his friends feel confident that his
bout with Mcdonald will add another to
the list. Mcdonald has been seer In sew
eral bouts in Savannah. His powers are
known. He is a hard, but not what might
strictly be called a scientific fighter. He is
a terrific puncher, and able to stand deal
Of punishment when In condition.
The fight has been the chief talk
among the sporting fraternity that take
an interest in pugilism. and several bets
Of small amounts have been placed on the
outcome
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-18
BATyLEs wITH THE BAT.
New York and Louisville Play Two
Games and BIZ FAX Even.

Louisville, KY, July H.-Auother double
header was played to-day and each team
scOredaa victory. The first game was hot
ly' contested and the Giants won in the
ninth inning. Umpire Lynch helped the
New Yorks to victory by calling Clarke
out at the plate when he was clearly
safe. The visitors were never in the Sec
ond game, Attendance, 1900. Score:
First Game RUE.
Louisville 30 0 2 90 DO O-S 9 0
New York II o 0 "a 10 0
Batteries-Magee and Wilson; Meekin
and Warner
Second Game R.H.E.
Louisville 81 % IA O 8 KIP IS 6
New York IL 0 1 2 2-6 9 2
Batteries-Dowling and Wilson; Clark
and Warner and Wilson.
Cincinnati, o.. July 1.-THE Reds had
no trouble defeating the Senators to-day.
Dryer pitched fine ball for the locals,
while Swain was hit hard throughout the
game. Umpire O'Day called the game in
the ninth inning on account of rain. At
tendance 4,2OO. Score:
R.HE.
Cincinnati % 0 0 6-l4 IS 1
Washington % 0 0 0 2 % /
Batteries-Dwyer and PETIT; Swain and
Farrell.
st. Louis. Mo-, July 17.-Billy Mailman
made a successful debut to-day as mana
ger of the Browns. His team played pen
nant-winning ball. Attendance, 5000
Score:
R.HE.
st. Louis $40 0 o 4 o x-1O 10 8
Philadelphia Q 0 0 90 0 0-5n l
IIor
Wheeler and Mcfarland.
Cleveland, O., July 17-Wilson did as he
pleased with the Brooklyns to-day Only
in two innings were they able to make
more than single hit. The fielding on both
sides was brilliant throughout. Attend
ance $500. Score:
R.H.E.
Cleveland 80 0 OsS 0 OIL O-5 10 o
Brooklyn go 0 0 0 0 % 9 1
Batteries-Wilson and Criger; Kennedy
and Grim.
Chicago, Ill, July 1.-THE Colts were
never In to-day's game. Friend pitched
two innings, giving way to Korwan in the
third, after two singles. a double and
triple had been made off him. The slaugh-
ter. however, continued harder than ever.
Attendance 1900. Score:
R.H.E
Chicago ......O o 900 0 go s
Baltimore 80 o i 0 20 % 2
Batteries-Friend, Korwan and Kit
tredge; Corbett and Clark.
Pittsburg Pa, July 17-Hawley pitched
a good game to-day, but Boston's hits
came at the right time. Pittsburg tied the
score in the ninth inning on Paddens sin
gle and Donovans three-bagger. The
visitors, however squelched the Pirates
in their half of the ninth with Stivetts'
three-bagger, followed by Tenneys single.
Attendance, 2,200. Score: R.H.E.
Pittsburg 80 0 Is 16 8
Boston .......4 1 0 0 0 1-6 10 o
Batteries-Hawley and Sugden; Kobe
danZ and Bergen.
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The Red Dragon.

One OF the chief attractions Of the new
Waters road is the Red Dragon Inn. near
the four-miio post. II Is just pleasant
distance from the city and supplies 70
cyclers a long-felt want. The proprie-
tor, Mr. Chalmers. intends 10 conduct a
hrst-class road house. and will serve re
treatments OF all kinds day or night. The
Inn has been repaired and painted and
the grounds greatly improved. Augusta
gravel paths make Il especially convent
ent for wheelmcn, az the inn can be
reached without dlsrhounting. The Red
Dragon Club. a very popular institution
with the wheelmen, now numbers nearly
seyenty-hye members, and IL an assured
success. The club has It's headquarters
at the Red Dragon Inn.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-18
LEGAL SALES.
cHATiAM sHERfFTs BE


Under and by virtue OF a mortgage n.
IA, issued out OF Chatham superior court
In favor of Joseph ID. Weed and Henry
Blum, trustees, vs.. the Commercial Club 1
have this day .evied upon the following
described personal property OF the said
defendant contained I'm and upon the fourth
and fifth floors OF the Citizens Bank build
Drayton streets. In the city Of Savannah
county OF Chatham and state OF Georgia
Description Of Property
All the furniture, consisting OF sofas
lounges. settees. round and square tables.
oak, leather furnished and rattan chairs
mirrors. writing tables and desks, and
writing material, clocks. billiard and pool
tables. with cues. balls and fixtures. and
billiard room chairs. BUFFET. cigar case.
iron safe. house cleaning utensils and GUS
pidors all the rugs carpets, portiers. mats.
lace curtains. window shades; all towels.
napkins and herein OF every description:
all sllverware. consisting OF spoons, pitch
ers walters coolers. shakers and cracker
boxes; al the glassware. consisting OF
drinking glasses OF various sizes and
shapes, and all the stock OF trade consist
ing OF WHISTLES, sherries, ciarets. BUR-
gundy. Sauterne and brandies. In hulk and
bottles; champagne In bottles; mineral
waters, beer. Rhine wines. cigars cigar
cites. etc. and under an order granted by
the Hon. Robert Falllgant judge superior
courts Eastern judicial circuit OF Georgia.
/ will offor the said above described per.
s0nal property OF the defendants for sac
az public outcry before the court house
door OF Chatham county, in the city Of sa-
vannah on TUESDAY, July 90 1897. DUR
ing the legal hours OF SALE TO satisfy said
mortgage n. "a. Terms cash.
Persons wishing TO purchase can exam
Inc property az the rooms above named BY
application 10 Mr. Lobey, who n In charge
Of the property during the hours OF 10
II a. m. and 10 y. m. Chance for clubs.
etc, to secure cheap bargains.
JOHN n. ROMAN.
sheriff G. Co. Ga.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-18
UNION PACIFIC PLAN SCORED.
senator Morgan Denounces II as the
Rfgeest sWIndIe of the Age.

biggest swindIe of the Age.
Washington, July Ex-senator Morgan
of Alabama occupied most of the time IN
the Senate to-day in support of the Harris
resolu tfon. relating to the Union Pacific
railroad. He severely arraigned the execu-
tive officials connected with a sale OF the
government interest in the road. Final
action on the resolution was not reached.
The Senate soon after meeting went into
executive session.
The doors we're opened az 2;0 o'clock,
and Mr.. Morgan took the floor in support
OF the Harris resolution. He presented fig
ures to show that the loss to the govern
nent IL the pending Union Pacific settle
ment was carried out would be s26,OOO,OOO
and he commented on the fact that in do
ing this the Union Pacific would secure a
property which they proposed 70
CAPITALIZE at $2G2 100000. Mr.. Morgan urg-
ed that the agreement by which the reor-
ganlzation committee would bid AoOOOJO
for the government interest was expressly
designed TO shut out other bids, as II per-
mitted the committee 10 use the $lT,0OOOOO
sinking fund In the treasury as part OF
their bid, while no other bidders had ac-
cess TO this Sl7OOO,000 He presented Sc
rles of points showing, he said. the mon
strous fraud" and the scheme OF extor-
tion and oppression" constituting the
most audacious plan Of railroad wreck
ing ever devised"
The senator said President Mckinley
could not afford 70 carry out the agree
ment concerning the Union Pacific made
by President Cleveland; he could not at
ford TO become the administrator de bonis
non OF an act Of the Cleveland administra-
ton so offensive as 10 wreck any man.
Mr. Morgan had not concluded when at
5:25 O'Clock he yielded for an adjournment.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-18
JAIL DELIVERY AT ABBEvrr.LE.
Five Persons EscaDe-other News n,
the Town

Abbeville. Ga, July 17.-There was a fan
delivery here last night in which all the
prisoners, consisting OF one white man and
four negroes escaped. A crowbar or rail-
road pinch bar. found in the cage when
the Jailer went to give the culprits break
fast, explained the means by which the
escape was made All the prisoners are
still at large. No one OF them is a MURDER
er
ID. W. Rogers. popular young business
man here, Is critically III with typhoid
fever.
The Abbeville Dramatic Club has receiv-
ed. and will probably accept an Invitation
from Cordele to reproduce there the
Dumb Girl OF Genoa" and the Lime
rick Boy"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-18
scALPERs TO BE ENJOINED.
the Louisville nnd Nashville Appeals
90 the COdrts

Nashville. Tenn. July 1.-THE Louis
Vile and Nashville Railroad Company has
aled a bill In the federal court to enioin
buying or selling non-transferablo round
rip tickets. which were issued az excep.
ionally low rates for the exposition The
company asks that an account be taken
o show the amount II has been dam
iRed by the sale OF tickets by brokers
md that the injunction be made per-
letual
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-18
'IAHhrcK SHOWS coon SPEED.
"'s Miehael's American Record
for Tweaty Miles.

'"' iwenty Miles.
D g." ioFk July 1.-THE American Cycle
, ..ao'os Association held its midsummer
mn, meeting at Manhattan Beach track
t to-, The principal event was
g,s,s s-,l'ie match race between J. T..
Ty,,. eN OF Lewisburg. Pa. and +. ].
pp..o y, tnis city The prize was a 81 900
ilm,,,. ne winner to be matched ag.tn.,
the am ',.nael In n contest to occur on
close for S,acb on Aug. q. The race was
ed. e,si,,iaA miles, when Titus dlsmount.
side. wbIehs ana, thal he had a stitch in hi,
lhe contest Ossaoiea him from CONTINUING
ord r sss,empt % beat the Amer,c "S rae rac
seconds 81, Michael OF q minutes Il
and aseo 9SSafonek finished In a. minute.
distance h ~ TIL. me worlds record FOR hi,
gas made H. 'T,l nes 81 t-5 seconds. whlci
Hder, IN Lonao,.o m Linton. the English
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-18

Atlanta Ca. July i7.-About o'clock
this morning there was a big SAN delivery
at Marietta. Nine prisoners got away. A
corset steel WIS the Instrument with
which the bars we're sawed. The offensea
with which the prisoners were charged an
seem 20 have been light ones.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-18
SHIRTS.
Lovely PaiamaS 5 a Suit.

catchy patterns. Think of the lounging ease you
can have for ONLY A DOLLAR. Also Bathing
Suits, one and twopiece for gentlemen, ladies and
children, at runous prices NIGHT ROBES, BATH ROBES,
Bath SETS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-18

Abbott's East India Corn Paint cures
every time; Il takes on the corn no pain.
cures warts and bunions ana Is conceded
10 be a wonderful corn cure. sold by all
druEgists.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-18

The base ball team OF the Young Mems
Christian Association will leave t0-mor-
row morning FOR Charleston, where II will
meet the Young Mems Christian AaHocla-
ton team Of that city tomorrow on the
bail field
1he Y. N. c. A. team has been pracilc-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-18

The following Is the standing OF the
clubs az this time last year A comparison
with the present standing Is interesting.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-18

-senator Hanna has taken no vacation
T consequences since the beginning Of
dcKlnley's pre-convention campaign. lie
viii spend the summer IN Cleveland.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-18
oANEA MAY BE BOMDARDED.
AdmiraIs OF the joint Fleet Warn
the MOsIems.

canea, Island of Crete. July 7.-In con-
sequence of the increasing turbulence of
the Mussulmans and the almost incessant
outbreaks and disorders, the admirals
OF the international feet have issued
proclamation admonishing the Mussul-
mans and announcing that n a single Eu-
ropean soldier Is harmed they will bonn
bard the town.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-18

NEEI ICEE That's all we hear from morn till
A'AuAAUAA night-that incessant never ending
7--= cry, 'Negligee Shirts" We certainly
SHIRTS have the 1gfs and TTs a tss
Savannah, and as no one in this town
compete with in QUALITY or PRICES, We ARE NEG
ESSARlLY The SHIRT PEOPLE,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-18
We Don't Forget the Boys.
OUR NEWS CRASH SUITS DON'T SHRINK OR STRETCH.

10 Per Cent. Discount for
CASH follows our Low
Prices as usual.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-18

The ten-mile road race. 90 BE- run next
month, II taking up the most attention
OF the racers at present and nearly every
fast man In the ciiy IL IN training Moat
or them use Egiii avenue and Waters
road and In the cool OF the Afternoon
when the sun has gone down my mum
Der Of fast men can be seen churning
away az a good clip.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-12
Del Monte.

DEL MONTE, Dec. 1.-THE storm of the
past week has been source OF much interest
10 the visitors here, even though it has caused
some loss TO the hotel management On Tues
day and Wednesday at high tide the waves
swept completely over the wharf, near the Del
Monte baths, and even reached the baths
themselves, carrying off large section of the
railing Of tho outer porch and breaking one
side OF the house VII ,re the dressing rooms
are located. The hoIePs visitors have greatly
moved watching the monster breakers as
thew rolled upon the long sandy beach here,
and several driving parties TO Moss Beach, the
Restless Sea. Point LobCs and other tpols
where the spectacle WAS especially fine have
been organ Zed. some visitors from abroad
who are here now, say they never b held any,
thing finer anywhere in the world than the
magnificent display of the force of the water
here during the past week.
The hotel is filing up for the Christmas sea-
son, and several persons of note arc already
here.
Some of those who arrived during the week
are: w. A. Franklin, New York; p. Berta and
wife, Jose ephine Gro. MT aud Mrs. Ebbratta,
F. Hancock Davis ana wife. San Francisco; A.
w. Howard, &. +. Irvine, Chicago: G. W. VIII
liz and wife, Vancouver. B. G.. A; shaw f. NisJu-
N lara, Yokohama, Japan; John Hammond
san francisco; j. IS. Lallaude, New York; Mr.
and Mrs q Trevelyal, London; +. Y. Gorcne
San Jose; William =. Fisher. Colorado; Cliff
ton Wharton Jr., New York; Thomas W.
Brooke, san Francisco; G. Hedemann, Homo
lulu; II. l.. Fether and .fe, Dick Springer,
Y. a. Butt, Chicago; William Glynn and " ife
SEATTLE: J. n. Moran, British Columbia; Mr.
and Mrs. Mortimer Strefel New York; Mr.
and Mrs, c. McLaman, San Francisco; &. w.
| Wheeler, WallR Walls, Wash; William A. S
Barker, Mare Island James L. FrbzierS Bibo.
| San Francisco; J. 5 Howell ana wife, New
York; r. R. Syer San jose; Mr.. ard Mrs. E.
W. Russell, New York.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-12
Coronado.

CORONADO, Dec. IA parlor reading and
musicale arranged by the hotel management
brought together the society people from
both sides OF the bay on Thursday evening.
Miss Emogene Harrison, the charming young
elocuiionis1. received quite ovation. The
singing OF Miss Hope Watkins OF Ohio was also
a marked feature of the entertainment
Among the distinguished visitors now al the
hotel are Rear-Admiral w. H. Kirkland, U. S.
N, accompanied by Mrs. Kirkland, Mrs.
Quackenbnsh ana w. II. Kirkland Jr Ad.
miral Kirkland is proving himself an inde-
iaugabe sportsman, and brings down more
quail at the north island than any other
gunner OF the field.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Boyd Page of Denver,
VINO are staying at the hotel, Ell 'ertained the
Misses Weddle OF e. Cal jon oa Tuesday
Mrs. Haste, mother OF Mrs. Governor Budd
Miss Haste and Mrs. Brown and daughters
have relurned from the north and are again
making Coronado their home, having leased
Mrs. Deans residence on avenue.
DR.. Gilbert OF Stanford University accom-
panied by Mrs, Gilbert, is occupying the cot
tage OF Mrs. Riddell on Flora avenue
The Coronado Fortnightly Club has reorgan.
lied for the winter. English literature and
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-12

Lulu Darling, Miss Jennie McQueeney, Miss
Kathryn Heely, Miss Msynce O'Neill, Miss
Jennie Harrison, Miss Katie Nil erick, Miss
Aggio Healy, Miss Mollie Davany.
A surprise party was given 10 Miss Gertle
Murphy by ner friends Inst Saturday evening
At her residence. 1928 McAlister street. A
pleasant evening was spent In singing, recit-
ing and playing numerous games Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. c. Wetzel,
Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Z.
F. Murphy, Mgb,l Murphy carrie Strehl, Z ina
Price, Camilla Moulton, Minnie Strehl, Jen.
ME Murphy, Irene Bsrchia Tessie Price, Hazel
Murphy, Pauline PhIffer, Mary ecaencK,
Francis Murphy. Gerte Hacker, Edna Muir
ply, Eddie Witzel, Robb.e Hscker, Willie
Gum. Wally Heizer, Flown Carroll, Darcy
Ca hin, Eugene Carol, Eddie Murphy and
Archie Steuart.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. 0. Reser gave a very en-
joyable party at their home, "Ashbury
Heights on Monday evening St
Games, inter>peIs-d with vocal and tnstru-
mental music made the hours pass pleasant
ly The ladies' prizes were won by Mrs. W.
I. BaggeIt and Miss Wei 5; the gentlemen's
prizes by Mr.. Swartz and Frank Norman.
The reiteshment tables were beautifully
decorated with autumn leaves.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-12

dozen places. Marlatt showed fiendish
glee in viewing the blood Of his prey.
The bubbub and commotion in the asy-
lum after one of these encounters was
maddenlng. The insane convicts shouted
in glee and the yelling and mad laughter
was kept up for hours.
Finally Marlatt won. Not that he was
treated more kindly, but his attendants
became convinced that he was a devil.
They built for him a cage of steel near
where the daily offenders are brought
each morning for their punishments. The
cage is 6 ieet long and 4 feet wide and
barely high enough TO stand erect in.
1t is covered with q wire netting to pre-
vent anything being thrown to the in
mate. They dragged MarIatt into it and
double-locked the door. A bench and a
bucket are the only furniture, and here
for over three years the demon" has
existed.
Bread and water are his usual food
ITO keep down his strength" say the
authorities.
He writes letters now and then to the
Governor. the warden and the Board of
Pardons demanding his release. Whence
he gets his pencils and paper is mys-
terry, or who delivers his missives. They
are found lying on the desks of those TO
whom they are directed. President Nc
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-12
THE CYCLING BENEFIT.

A Star Performance Expected at Native
Sons Hall on Monday Evening Next.
Monday evening. December 13, the seat
ing capacity of Native Sons Hall is ex-
pected to be severely tested by the audi
enc. present to witness the vaudeville
entertain ment and hop OF the Bay City
Wheelmen and Olymp pic Cyclers. All the
has been pressed into service and the
minstrel first part gives promise OF being
the gem of the season. The volunteers
include Bob Mitchell, William ]. Hynes,
Benjamin L. Tarbox, William H. Halet,
William Finnie, Colonel Choynski, Joseph
Corbett, David Finnie, the Cathcarts and
the Press Club Quartet, while the comfort
of the guests Will be secured by Frank G.
O'Kane, George Christensen, Sanford
Plummer and Harry Larkin.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-12

lXinley, when Governor of Ohi o, was an
Fnoyed by several of them.
These happenings AMI the facility
Marlatt has for obtaining knives have
helped on his fame.
Warden Coffin talked with Marlatt not
long ago. He told him he would let the
| past count for nothing If Marlatt would
60 to work. Marlatt aereed.
When his cell was opened he gave cry
of victory and rushed at the warden with
a long, sharp stiletto in his hand.
a life and death struggle ensued. He
was overpowered ana criven back into his
cage, cursng and threatening. Since then
he has been Stunned save by the guard
who brings him his sustenance.
The question Of Marlatt's sanity is a
puzzle. Is he fend or lunatic2
Scientists say that he is to be classed as
an atavist. Atavism is not to be con-
founded with ordinary heredity.
Every organized being is the product of
two forces, one of which is the result OF
his complete genealogical tree from the
first origin of the organic branch from
which he springs, and the other is fur
nished by all the circumstances that have
acted upon the individual himself during
all the duration of his development.
Marlatt has been transformed from a
plain, conventional farmer 10 a very
parody of humanity. His features have
changed totally in five yedEs' imprison-
ment, His common posture speaks of the
animal. His hand Is clenched or gripping
an imaginary foe. He mutters and
shrIeks now and again as though an in
habitant o the forests.
His irst crime was unprecedented and
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-12

from six months trip on the Continent and
are at their home, Alta Vista, In Piedmont,
"nere they will remain for the winter.
Mrs A. IL. Abbott and son Ernest of 220S
steiner street left Thursday. Decem Der 2, for
an extended trip through Europe. They will
visit Mrs; AbbotFs old nome in Brighton, Eng
Iand, and expect TO be gone about SIX mon this.
MISS Rose Harris has returned after four
monihs trip from Portland, and will be
pleased to see her friends on the fourth Tues
DAY OF each month at 2506 Clay street.
MIS-. Henry Ackerm of Portland, Or, Is
visiting relatives ct 3032 Washington street,
ana VIII be al nome OH Friday. Miss Acker-
msn Will be at home on Thursday.
MISS Clayburgh has returned from Euro
Pean Trip and will be OF home the first Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fischel, formerly of Berke-
ley, are located at 1882 Post street Mrs.
Flsehel viii be at home the last Thursday OF
each month.
MISS Mae Nolan, who has been sojourning G
IN southern California in quest of heal tn, las
returned somewhat be nefIed By her trip.