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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21
4 YOUNG ARTIST OF PROMISE.
Tiney Molina MakinE His way IN
the Art world.

Savannah has a young painter. who.
though but nUle known al present. prom
ises some day 20 make for himself both
fame and fortune The young man Is
Tiney Molina. He was born here. where
he has spent the greater part OF his life.
He has never had the benefit OF instruc-
zion In his ART and his work. and the
success that he has 50 far achieved. are
purely the result OF his genius and hard
work. The painter is barely OF age. but
has been painting. and has found a ready
sdie for his work since he was fourteen
years Old. He confines himself TO no par
ucular branch OF the art. but does With
equal facility and success work In both
OIL and water colors
While there are IA number Of his pic
lures in Savannah homes, by far the
greater number OF them are owned in tho
North one gentleman. Mr.. A. G. c. Libby.
OF Maine. having sixteen pieces % his
woFk, among shem being what Mr.. Molina
himself considers the best picture that be-
has yet painted. a copy OF Bougereaus
Wasp Nest This picture.a canvass "a by
ai5 feef, was done over a year ago Ia
took three months 10 finish 81. though she
work WAS not continuous. and brought
Libby who also owns another 81 Mr.. Mo-
Anas best efforts IN "Andromeda."
The only canvass that Mr.. Molina has
recently exhibited IN Savannah. IS cory
OF humans celebrated sirens" which
was la view IN the window OF a Bull
street store some months ago
In his studio az No. III Liberty street
east, Mr. Molina has quite a number Of
finished paintings. and also numerous uu-
~
treatment Though he frankly confesses
that his best work ls North. yet there are
many Of the pictures now in his posses
sion that deserve a special mention
Among them is Inspiration an orlgtnal
study of the head OF a young girl and an
ocean scene, admittedly inspired by
Ducker's After the Storm az the Tel
fair Academy. A very pretty example OF
his work IN water colors. IS n dainty IT.
tie scene Of marshy mead and brook over
which floats the thin white mist % morn
INK.
Among tho unfinished canvosses Is
copy OF The Dispute OF Russian Noun
taineers" Szymanowski. the picture that
won the first gold medal ~ the Russian
Department OF Arts at the Paris Exposi-
ton. iss9. and which Is now the gem 81
the Telfair Academy collection MI
Molina was asked to paint this for an arr
gallery IN Baltimore, but was refused pei-
mission 10 do go by the director OF the
Telfair Academy.
ln miniatures, too Mr.. Molina has done
some excellent work. He r. al present
enruged IN painting one OF a mother anu
child that was especially ordered by
lady Of Tennessee End has likewise. mar
finished. one OF a well known society ladF
% this city. This. when finished. vii be
exhibited.
IL II probable that there will be an eN-
hihitlon and sale OF MIR Moina's water
colors the latter part OF this winter or
early In the spring
Lake all students that desire to exe9
tn this field OF art Mr. Molina wishes 10
10 for tho purpose OF study TO those Nee
cas- OF painters. Italy or France but ne
has little hope yet OF accomplishing ne
desires
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

Cincinnati. Oct - Results az Newpori
First Race-One mile. selling Wood
rich. 70 @ won. with MeEEH. TO 2 sec
ond. ard Little Tim. 20 >. third. Time
i.t2
second Race-S.x fgrionFs. selling. Ia
Roth q 20 g. won with The Geezcr. 20
l. second. and Come quick to :. third.
Time liza
Third Race-Two miles selling Colbert.
10 g. won. with Kodak 20 2. second,
and Flvnre to g. third. Time 3N
Fourth Race-Hanilcap one mile AMI
sixteenth The Rush. 8 90 9 won, with
John Haisey - 10 6. second and Anihra-
cite 20 third Time fTis
Finn Race-Handicap, Eve and a half
furionrs Harry Herendene 20 won.
with Ethel Wheat 90 4 second. ara
Trinity Bell. 10 !. third. Time ora.
sixth Race-six furlougs. selling Nancy
TIL. Is 20 j. won. with Olcott 20 ! sec
ond. and Winter. 20 !. third. Tine i.isA.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21
Peruna has by
United States including the following

Senior Quesada of the Cuban Legation
of Washington. D. c.
Booker T. Washington of Tuskegee,
Ala.
Belva A. Lockwood, 619 F street, N.
w, Washington, D. c.
Senator Stephen r. Mallory of Pensa-
cola, Fla.
Ex-Chief Justice William c. Chambers
OF Washington, D. c.
Congressman H. w. Ogden, from Ben
ton, La.
Governor Joseph J. Johnston of Mont
gomery Ala.
Major General Joseph Wheeler of
Wheeler. Ala
Governor G. ". Atkinson of w. Va.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21
BETTING ON rHE ELECTION.
Mr.. BuckI OF Florida Puts MP Money
on Mckinley.


James d. Bucxi. wealthy iumbermar
OF Jacksonville. Fla. and Benjamin Sands.
a mine owner az Victor Col. met last
evening at the Southern Hotel. formerly
the Parker House. Thlrty-ninth street
near Broadway
Il am from the South" remarked Mr..
Bucki. but / think Mckinley will be
elected President"
Il am from the West" said Mr. Sands
and think Bryan will be elected"
I'm back my opinion with money" ex-
claimed Mr.. Buckl.
And ] am built that way. too" re-
Joined Mr.. Sands.
What's your limit" asked Mr.. BuckL
III you want 10 bet on Mckinley why
don't you say 90? Name your bet I am
here and won't run away" answered Mr.
Sands
How much have you got IN your
c,othes7" inquired Mir BuckL
About $500 worth OF chicken feed.
said Mr.. Sands
'Ill tell YOU what I'll DO. I'll just bet
YOU $1,000 10 5000 that Mckinley will be
elected. calculated Mr.. Buck
Several persons who overheard the dia-
logue Informed Mr.. Sands that the pre-
vailing odds against Bryan were TO ].
Il don't care" said he, I'm just take
this bet anyhow"
Mr.. Buck dove into his inside pockets
and handed A. S. Proskcy. proprietor OF
the hotel. ten S.0o0 bills.
Mr. Sands unbuckled a belt and fshed
out SEQ in $500 and Sio) bills. Mr. Pros
key was acceptable 10 both as the stake
holder
f. II Brooks. a Wall street man and
betting commissioner, said yesterday that
Bell 4 Co. had placed part OF the 5000
raised by Mr. Crokers syndicate The
odds accepted were to on Mckinley.
ore OF the largest wagors in Wall street
this campaign was made yesterday. Morris
b. Mendham bet 81 80 against son. put
up by J. j. Judge that Mckinley would
beat Bryan
Richard Halstead says he will bet 5000
to 5000 that Mckinley will be elected
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

Miss Emma HerziGer writes from Nee
nan. Wis. the following praise for Pc
runa she says.
81 take great pleasure an aeknovvI-
edEinE the curative effects Of Peru
ma. Last year my system was COM
pletely run down and our family
physician suggested that take n
trip 20 recuperate.
my sister-in-IRw then asked me 20
try Peruna, first telling me how a
had helped her. I did so. and found
three bottles NJ Eood as a three
weeks vacation. shall always
speak well of IL In the future"
Emma HerEiger.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21
REAssuaING sIGN or PEACE.
Agreement w1u Lead 10 settled Con
dItIons In China.

Agreement VIII Lead 10 settled Con-
ditions In China.
Berlin. Oct 2o.-An inspired article IN
the North German Gazette regards the
Anglo-German agreement as a 'reassur-
ing sign for the peace OF the world, and
says that Great Britain just as Germany
does. expressly denouuces all idea OF max
ing use o. the complications in China for
her special advantages. and IN economic
aims adhcres 70 the principle OF equal
rights Tor an.
Germany. IL is added does not take upon
herself the obligation OF asserting her in
nueuce where other Powers have already
acquired special rights She regards the
agreement "as an important step towards
the early establishment Of a settled con-
dlfion In China"
The tone OF the article suggests that
the agreement Is welcomed as Drotec-
tion against the exclusive claims OF Grea-
Britain In the Yang-tse valley.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21
cLUD ron IRIS EMPLOYEES.
Augusta Electric Railway VIII Put
mp building.

Augusta Oct. 2o.-The Augusta Elec-
trio Railway Company has decided 20
erect at the corner OF Lincoln and Tay.
Tor streets. "a two-story brick building.
the upper story Of which will be in the
nature OF a club for fts motormen. con-
ductOrs and other employees. There will
be a gymnasium. hot and cold baths a
reading room with the standard periodi-
Gals. and comfortable quarters for the
men when off duty.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21
EASTMAN UNDER ARREST.
Indicted for the Murder OF Richard
n. GroEan. Jr.

Indicted for the Murder of Richard
~. Grogan, Jr.
Boston. Oct. 2O.-Charles p. Eastman.
an Instructor In zoology IN Harvard Unit
versity. was arrested at the Parker
House and taken 70 the Mlddlesex House
OF Correatiou. as the result OF an indIct-
ment found egninst him. which charges
the murder OF Richard IT. Grogan. Jr,
The shooting OF Grogan occurred July
T. last. at the house OF the late Alvan
Clark the famous maker OF telescopes
IN Cambridge. Eastman and Grogan both
married daughters OF MIR. Clark.
Eastman admits that the bullet from
his revolver caused the death OF Grogan.
but maintains that the shooting was en-
tirely accidental. The men were target
shooting and Grogan was mortaiy wound
- IN the breast. Before he died he con-
versed with several people According
10 the testimony in tho lower court. he
told three or four OF them that he had
been murdered by Eastman.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21
CAUSED SURPRISE IN FRANCE.

View Taken There OF the Anglo
German Agreement.
London, oct "A special dispatch
from Paris says.
The publication OF the AnElo-German
agreement produced a profound impres-
sion la onlcial circles and caused tenn
porary check TO Bourse operations. The
absolute concord between the English and
German government is a surprise Ia OFF,
cial quarters. where v - believed the ar
raugement II directed against Russia.
Considerable official disquietude has been
aroused. and NJ. Deloasse Is blamed for
not knowing the course and issue OF the
negotiations between England and Ger
many"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21
RIOTS sToPrED N HANKow.

nut Wholesale Murders Stiu Con-
tinue In NO Nan.
Berlin. oct 2o-Private ndvices received
by the Cologne Volks Zcltung tho leading
Catholic organ. say Viccroy Chang Chi
Tung continues wholesale executions in
Hankow Of anti-dynastlc plotters. Forty
two men have been bchendcd. and the
anti-Christinn riots In that province have
been stopped But IN the province OF 10
Nan every church chapel and congrcga-
ton has been destroyed and the Chris
tians murdered. except In one church
where "a bishop and a number Of mission
aries barricaded themselves and have
hitherto successfully resisted all attacks
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21
COVETED YANc-rsE REGION.
IL L. Not Likely Now 90 become m
Apple of Discord.

Berlin. oct 2o-The Cologne Gazette
commenting upon the agreement, says;
Considerable anxiety has hitherto been
felt 10 responsible German political cir
cles because Of the apprehension tina, the
rich and much-coveted Yang-tse region
would become an apple Of dlscord between
NE Powers Il IS highly satisfactory 20
know that the Negotiations happily con-
eliminated. have swoothed the way and
brought about working arrangement
10 may b. fully expected the other Pow
ers. who are to a less extent concerned
will Join Boz O settlement promising all
satisfaction FOR peaceful economic inter
csts"
The article conf udes:
The agreement has additional slgnih-
canoe. as % again proves thot Germany
can continue % act on tho same friendly
footing OF mwual sood will with England
and Russia"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

All summer long letters from women
NJ all parts OF the United states have
been pouring In. Or. Hariman's I'm
menso facilities for answering these let
tiers have been taxed 20 the utmost. A
great multitude OF women have been
made well and happy again. This cor
respondence is strictly confidential but
for magnitude has never been equaled
in the world. SIN the letters come.
stiu the free counsel from DR. Hartman
goes asit IN every mail by hundreds.
Write him. Tell him an about your
case. lie will answer promptly free OF
charge. Send for free copy Of Health
and Beauty" Address Or. Hartman. Co
Inrn bus O
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21
chnrch reinIIy Destre,ea.

Richfnond Va. OCT. W.-At O'Clock
this morning Grove Avenue Baptist
church. Rev Dr. J. b Hawthorne. for
merry OF Atlanta and Nashville pastor
was totally destroyed by fire the origin
OF which T. unknown. II was built in 1890
a. cost OF $4,000 Two residences adj
Joining the church were damaged 10 thu
extent OF $1,000
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21
GIVE TT HIGn IMPORTANCE.
French Paper. on the AnEIo-Germnn
Entente.

Nufentes
Paris oct. G.-The French papers at
tach high importance 10 the Anglo-Ger-
man agreement Tho Figaro considers
that Russia is directly aimed at In the
last paragraph. which omits her name
from among those OF the Powers to which
the agreement will be- communicated
''rhis omission" the Figaro saws. will
undoubtedly he regarded a. triumph So
London where the conclusion OF an Anglo
German alliance was sung by Mr.. Cham
berlaln some time aEo. hut IN Chinese
affairs diplomacy g. capable OF taking un-
foresecn turns There D. ground for as-
tonIshment. however. that Germany
which has always declared II was acting
la CHINA In perfect communion OF views
with Russia. should now be inspired with
tho same order OF prescriptions as is
feN IN London.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21
COMPLIMENTS oF EMPEROR.
Queen wiIheImInR's Betrothed Ar
rive. ut The Hague.

The Hague. Oct. 2o.-Queen Wilhelmina
and her bctrothed. Duke Henry Of Meek
Ienburg -schwerin. accompanied by the
Queens mother. arrived here this morn
lng and were Enthusiastically welcomed.
The future cousort of the Queen was pre-
sented to tho authorities assembled at
tho rnilroad station. The royal party then
drove to the palace. where crowds sang
the national anthem Later the members
Of the diplomatic corps arrived az the
palace and were introduced 60 the Duke.
The following telegram Of congratula-
ton was received by the Duke from En-
peror William OF Germany;
THE task you have taken upon your
self Is nrduous. but hy the SIDE Of the
Orange Princess who discharges her high
duties with steadfsstness ana clear in
sight. you will. with Code help succeed
IN giving happiness 10 the sturdy people
Of The Netherlands. Ny thoughts and
hest wishes attend you and the dear
Queen"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21
wALDERsEE May GO HOME.

Got 60 China 60 Find the Campaign
Was All over.
Pekin. Friday. oct ~, VIA Shanghai
Oct % Field Marshal Count won walder-
see said this morning that he regarded
the campaign as over. and expected TO be
recalled. personally. soon.
The ministers OF the Powers are not
ready TO meet Prince ching and II Hung
Chang Saturday. 50 the meeting prob
ably will be adjourned
The Fourteenth United states Infantry
leaves here Sunday
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

London. oct "A special dispatch
from Berlin says that Count Won Buelow.
who was present az the unwilling Of "a
statue Of Prince Bismarck az Siegen to-
day. replying 10 the burgomaster's speech
OF congratulation. said his persistent aim
would be 20 follow the Incompatible pol
Icy % Bismarck. from which the Empcr-
or had never seriously devlated.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

After touring Europe for inc last yea
md q half Mrs Johanna Mcndei
Puiia Mendcl and Albert Mcndel hF.N
To- Savannah to-day, accompanlen
Miss Celia Wenmann Of Phhhde iPn
They viii reside with Mrs. S. Cohen No
SIS DufIy, west
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21
HoHENLOHE'S REsTGNATIov.
May Have Been Connected with
AnEIo-Gsrman Agreement.

London. Oct 2.-The Berlin CORE
spondent OF the sunday Special says
An interesting point suggested r.
whether the resignation Of Prince Won
Hohenlohe Is connected with the Anglo
German agreement. The conservatives on
whom he mainly relied in the Relchstag
arr anti English and Russophile Count
Won Buclow has hitherto been regarded
a. -committnl on the question or Eng
land and Russia. The agreement indicates
his choice Forsaken. as he will be- by
the Agrarian Conservative, he viii have
10 become the champion Of industrial lib
eralism."
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

WILL SUPPORT MAI. CUNNING.
Augusta Veterans Want Him TO Sue
ccesl Gen. Evans.

Augusta. oct ee-The two Confederate
Veteran camps IN Augusta have been call
ed to meet az their headquarters next
Tuesday evening. az which time. 1t Is I'M
derstood. they will adopt resolutions put
ting forward Mai Joseph B Cumming Us
their candidate for the office Of division
commander. 70 be made vacant by the
resignation OF Gen. G. A. Evans.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

There Is every probability that early
in next year the site OF the Australian
federal capital will be divided and com
pstitive plans Tor laying out invited. TIE
idea Is that 80 should be one OF the finest
cities % It's kind Ia the world. enjoying a
salubrious climate and possessing beau
tiful surroundings. only the public build
ings will be constructed a. the cost OF the
commonwealth. all others being left 20
private enterprise.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21
PURCHASE or ARMoR PLATE.

Agreement with Trust Has About
Been Completed.
Washington. Oct. 20-The negotiations
for the purchase OF naval armor plate
have progressed 20 point little short OF
a practical agreement and attention Is
now being given to adjusting the details
OF a settlement.
Naval officials feel. however. that Il
would be premature TO give the basis OF
probable agreement while some details
are stun unsettled. There Is every in
dicatlon that the settlement will give the
government armor at a price considerably
below that named by the bids recently
submitted by the armor- plate companies.
and Il Is probable that there viii be n re-
classification OF the armor with a view 20
securing better results to the government.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21
nurning GaIveston.s Debris.

Galveston. Tex. Oci @-The FIRE de-
partment to-day commenced burning the
immense drifts Of wreCkage from the hur-
ricane OF Sept :. Hundreds o. bodies and
thousands OF dollars worth OF valuables
will be crcmated. The first electric cars
since the hurricane were running to-daY.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

Canton. China. oct. 2o-The rebellion
is gaining strength along the East river
and the officials here are preparing TO de-
fend the city The acting Vlecroy aud
other officials subscribed several hundred
dollars for the relief Of the Christian
refugees.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

Washington. oct ao-The battleshlp
Texas probably will b. put out OF com
mission Nov 10 The gunboat Nashville
has sailed from Hankow Tor SHANGHAI
The Leydcn and the Holland are al New
York THE Don Juan de Austria has ar
rived az Hong Kong
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

Columbus Ga. oct % DIR. J. ~ Carr
ner. one OF the oldest citizens Of Coiuh-
bus died to-day Or. Gardner was ha-
tive Of Savannah. where ne was born 20
1873. lie vas surgeon in the Confedera'f
army. and since the war has been prom
luout in his profession.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21
BusINEss-NO PoLITIcs.
Platform of the Southern Industrial
Convention.


New Orleans oct. 9o.-Secretary Thomp-
son OF the Southern Industrial Conven.
sion. in sending invitations 20 a number
OF Northern commercial organizations to-
day 20 attend the next meeting. which
will be HEAD IN this city Dec. 60 . says.
Al no other period in the history of
the South have her people been iu such
q position as at the present 90 receive and
welcome representative business men
from the North.
ON the platform OF this convention
whch IS Business. no politics and no
seotioualiEm. all who desire so see the
trade OF the United States prosper and
her commerce enter successfully tho mar
kess of the world. can meet and agree
Hon. +. l.. Russell president Of the Mo-
bile and Ohio Railroad. VIII deliver an
address on the subject OF Deep Water
az Gulf Ports"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

san Francisco oct - Among the In
valid soldiers. who arrived on the iranr-
port Sherman. IS First Lieutenant g. W.
Lee or the Thirty-niuth Infantry son or
Rrig. Gen. Fitzhugh Ice He is suffering
from disease contracted IN the jungles Of
Southern Luzon-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21
THINKS WE SHOULD ASSENT.


was deemed best that Two great Powers
cOrne forward with an agfeement rs an
arrornpilshed fact ana thsn invite the
other Powers 20 subscribe 90 the pf1nci-
ufes Of agreement one nation could not
have done - alone without nrousing an
taeonism Two great Powers could.
The informant a the correspondent OF
tho Associated Press added that no paT'ic-
ular circumstance caused the agree
ment ana that Germany does not expect
au occasion 20 arise for the joint action
Indicated in paragraph three OF the agree
meut
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21
Champion lave Pigeon shot.

Richmond. Va. Oct. 90. A. Il. EN-
OFT OF Kansas city. once more proved
his tide TO the championship OF the Unit.
ked States AZ live pigeons here today.
in tho presence OF a large crowd lie
beat Fred Gilbert OF Spirit Lake. Iowa
by I'VE birds. the respective scores being
q ana o.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21
An Abandoned schooner.

New orleans. oct 2o-The German
steamer Numidla. from Hamburg. reports
about 30 miles southwest Of bermuda she
passed q three-mastcd dere.ici schooner
lumber-iaden. She was abandoned. masts
40 gone and part Of deck-load still on
deck. one l,foboat smashei. the other
missing She was drifting toward Bcr-
rnlInl-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21
GOVERNMENT or MARRoaUIN.
We Have Formally Recognized II In
CoIombla

Washington. oct. 2o-The Department
OF State has formally recognized the gov
eminent OF Marroquin as the de facto gov
eminent OF the United States Of Colon
bia. This action was taken through Mr.
Hart our minister 20 Bogota. and uron
his recommendation aud his statement
that the government Of san Clsmente 70
longer existed IN fact. Marroquin was
the Vice President OF Colombia and 81
was alleged that he had usurped the Of
iice 81 President. deposing san Ciemente.
With that phase the State Department
had nothing 10 do. its action being deter
mined by the fact that MarroQuin had the
only actual working government in Co
lomhla.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

University Of Pennsylvania, 80; Colum
hia. 0 -
Brown. n: Chicago, 8.
Naval Cadets. 6. Georgetown, O
Princeton. 8. Lafayette, 0.
Lehigh. a.. Rutgers, O.
Yale. %. Wesleyan, O.
Harvard. -. West Point. 0.
Cornell. II. Union. o.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21
GEORGIA woN FROM CAROLINA.
students Addressed on Expansion by
Hon. Pope Harrow.

Athens. Ca. Oct 3o-The University OF
Georgia beat the University Of South Car
olina IN a game Of football by score Of
S 20 on the campue this afternoon. The
work al Calhoun, HeWlotte and Dickinson
for Georgia was great. Carolina left the
aeld with four minutes TO play and with
Georgia On ten yards Of her goal ana sure
OF touchdown on a decision OF the UNI
pire
Hon Pope Barrow Of savannah address,
81 the student body this morning on the
subject OF the legal side OF expansion. II
was a mastery effort esd was enthusiast
ticalty received by a very large audience
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

New York. oct. 2o-E. N. Gibbs. treas.
urer OF the New York Life Insurance
Company died az his home here to-day.
BE wss largely interested in cotton man
ufacture