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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-10-16

The State of Nevada VS.. Watt, ct ais
is set for October Goth, at 10 A. M. with a
jury. All trial jurors summoned to at
tend Court will bear in mind that they
are to Appear in Court on Monday
October Goth, 1902, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
and not on October 10th. By order of
the Court.
L. &. MALLoY, Clerk.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-10-16

Would not interest you if you're
looking for guaranteed Salye fol
Sores, Burns or Piles. OTTO Dodd, of
Ponder, Mo, writes: II suffered with
an ugly sore for year, but Il box of
Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured me. It's
the best Salve on earth. 25c at A. d.
Lemaire & Sons.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-10-16
Ran IA Ten Penny Nail Through His
Hand.

While opening box, j. c. Mount,
of Three Mile Bay, n. Y, ran - ten
penny nail through the feshy part of
his hand. II thought at once of all
the pain and soreness this would cause
me-" he says, "and Immediately ap-
piled Chamberlain's Pain Balm and
occasionally afterwards. To my sur
prise it removed all pain and soreness
add the injured parts wers soon healed.
For sale by The Horton Co.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-10-16

Warrants have been sworn out at Col
conda for the arrest of Randall Sage,
Frank Sage, Perry Boyd and Clay Lang
ford, charged with the murder of Marcus
Retore, near Disaster Peak, Humboldt
county, last week. The complaints were
made by ii. j. Lorentzen, one of the
owners Of the sheep Retore was herding
when killed.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-22
FTrei fir
|i@wa9e Mfdnner.
Gin Seilmittet lit emtSeft uprSen,
oaS berlprene Mamnbarfeit
itnb Die &r1fte tuieoerz
berftellt.
Cine ISOLDE a%usrei6en0es Probe : Vadet
iuiro Sebem fret sngeianot, Der
oaram fdreiht.
rgfegeneratipe Sabfets@ iinb a%nertannt bic ein3iee
&ul ssgen %perlorene Mannbarfeit in allen Staoien.
Sic mn piieni1aftli9 bur1 Die beiten Ier3te Der
9selt b~ergefe0t. Ser Guf oes Snititutes 1T Derart,
oaB ale ger5te, bic oas 6eilmittel b~erltelen, oafiir
ii1 perantportli6 baltell. llno ipenn tie auf ibren
aui bin bebanpten, oaB Die u9Re9eneratiue SabIetsA
kAn.A An Mn6

%prrlprelle Mannbarteit, aoerbrh6 ooer S6ipdde Der
9%el6lehtlihen Sreane btilel, 10 nluB Die Sur ppftip
uno permanent Iein. 9ieie &pmpa9nie lhift Seoem,
Der an %nero6Ier S6pd6e leioet, Die Nte0i5in fiir cine
tpO6eutli6e SebonOllng frei 5n. Die WfeoBin fann
nur oaourb erprobt fueroeH, 0aB man Die Jteluitate
oes @ebrau6s %abpartet, ipetn lie oas betlt, fir mas
lie gena6t purbe, 10 TT ne 5a erlpfeblen. 9ie1e
9robe Mil Die Salppia 2pnn 80. mt ibrem Wtittel
fir cine gSobe ~aeftatten. gla6bem Ell ole vGegene=
ratige Sa6lets4 cine @ode 9ebrau6t bat, lpiro Der
9aticut Strait in ieinen Or9anen uno Wtusteln,
neles glut IN Ieinen Nberr, neuerl unterrebmungs=
ge:it, uno fb in 8eiunobeit uno Gri6einen als
neuen Mteni9en inoen. Die y9fe9eneratipe Sa=
blets@ baben cine lpunoer6are Wirfung uno Der 4a=
tient perlpiirt ~oielelben am erfen Sage. Sic 9ebeu
brett gum SiB oes uebels, gan5 9leid mie lau9e es
anftebt uflo bringel &raft uno StGrte. Siele5 iDurl=
oerbare Wfitte[ perbannt ole S1i6ternbeit Dem am
oern @eialedt ge9eniber, BELT ale nebel, Die aug
ueberrei3une, ueberanfrengung, @eiddftsioreen, Die
gum 8erluIt ses 8ebd1tniies, unIdbigfeit &C fiib=
rem, berporgeben. rHegeneratipe Sablets1 .iln0 in
ieoem Utter anmenbbar; tie beilen ale Gdle, aus=
genomnnen, ipenn ihon Gpilepiie poer SrrIinn ein=
3etreten 5no. Die Gallopia Qpnn So. madt feline ge=
i1rdntungen; Sober, Der barum i6reibt, erbdlt oas
Wsittet fur cine 98obe fret sueei6idt, i~orsidltis eln=
gepadt uno 0bne gu 5ei9en, mas es entbdlt. Sic bat
SauIenoe BON grlefen aus alien Sbeilen Des Qan0es
erbalten, Die BON ben erftaunlihften Guren Der vGez
g~eneratipe Eablets1 berihten. Sbre Ofierte Ilr cine
Wobe lit edit; es meroen feline beunrlbieenoen Grogen
geielt. Shreibt beute an Die ~fallopia 2ppn &c.,
536 peSini Yuifoine, ct. 2olis, Mo., lno laBt
guh Die Weoisin fur cine ISOLDE frei tommen. Sbr
8ub, bag ~ehenials frei 1T, giebt @ud, Die Mngaben,
pie Sbr Gu6 nit Dem Mittel Sa oaule lelbft iu=
riren t0nnt
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Sic unibuiitdt Don sfras,
VIM. |. PRATHER, Ii. D., PRAEslDENT.

Gin Sunbert unb stpblf 9ebrftlble
unb 8eamte, iiber LOO Stnoirenbe,
auslblieBlib Der 191 Sommer : Stuoenr
ten. Damen mer6en gu alien Separte~
ments 5ugelafen. Mmterridbt fret. SDtal~
Soften $3.50 bis $3.50. Die Mufnabme pDn
ShIlern bon apprDbirten 2ebranfalten
erfolgt obne 8rifun9 unb es tuirb Gut
ihrift ertbei1t fir bereits aus9efibrte
Mr6eit.
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Jneeniemr,D epartentent.

Das Semeiter beeinnt am 20. Sept.
MISUNDERSTANDING tpie oben. Smma~
tritulatiDns @ebiibren 500 Seine
I1nterribts : Roiten. Ser bone &urIus
berebti9t 81 ben gitc1n zines Grill,
Glettri8tt6tsr uno WfineneSngenieurs.
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- Mir BADEN itets an 6ano feline
impprtirte Gdie ieber Grt.
6. 6. Sane 60.
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Norobentiae MoDO 9ampfer=Qmie
5000 Meilen @eile fur menieer
als 81. rs per Gag i'm 3miihenoed.
HrnAtupue Dampfer BON @nlpeitun
nod Bremen, ausgeseidnete Gin
riHtungen, gutes @fien uno freier
dr5tlider Beiitano. Ser iiolibe
Rurs rebu5irt bic @efabr Der See
trantbeit auf elm aluminium.
Mlart tpenbe 5ih pegen SnfDrma<
ton an @. Us. @iliDn,
General Mgent. @alpeitpn, 9er.
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eSuQenolider 2eidtiinm

unb ihleebte @~eipDbnbeiten (aber beren
idbdolihe 5Dlgen ih bamals lei6er in
unpiienbeit mar) neruriadbten id5on in
meinen beiten Sabren cine nDrseitige
Shndbe. @lldlihertueile erfubr ib
nod redbt5eitie ri elmer teuen Sur
methobe, tuelebe ih, pbne boB es MIDI
ppn meiner @rbeit abbielt, 81 6anIe
bnrebflbrte uno bic mild uieber 81 einem
pirflid5en Manne matbte. SD bate
mir aelobt, faus seheilt, bies sn pers
6fentlidben, bod ba ib beareificber
@eiie meinen San bier niebt ndber Be-
lbreiben mDdte, 10 bin ib auf @unih
bereit, Seben, Ger an BEN 5olgen pDn
Sugenbllnben leibet unb mir i'm Ser
trauen ldreibt, iber oiele Iihere Cur un~
ent9eltlib su unterribteu. Selbt aorel-
Iirtes goupert nit 8riefmarfe lit beiaus
leaer. Wtr. &euberle, 142 Sbcrman
9tpe., Sainiltpu, Ohio.
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S4emermeDer's Tamilieusarteu

erfreut iih tpegen ieiner ausgeaeib.
uetert &iibe bes beften Gufes bel
Giefigen unb Gremben unb mirb
bernentiprebenb Bpm Treunben elmer
guten beutfhen Soft ftarf Patrons
5irt. Delitatei1en Der SnilDn ent-
lpre1enb. Milhereiprooutte nner
Mrt. SIM SalDpn fiupet man fteta
frifbes Bier. CUTE Meine, 2iauDre
uno @ignrren. 6beuermeper's So
miliengarten it elm grbulunesplat
erfter Rloiie.
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1~leaSemildbes Department..

Das Gemefter besinnt am 20. Septem~
Der; Nufnahme Brlfunsen bDm "a. Bis
n. September; Smmatrifulatipns<&Diten
$40; $50 9ehrfdber; 9ebrmetbobe mnb
9isciplin nah uniner1itats< spfem. .9ie
BibliDtbef unfaBt 40, 600 Bdn6e. q. SO.
g. a., 9. So. 8. ~; Surnhanem nnb
9urnlebrer fir Serren uno 9amem. Ser
&urius fir ben 9ebrer<8eru fibrt gu ei<
mem permanenten Staats <2ebrer Ger
tiffnt.
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,~,ltipnimgs" mmS 3elte.
Buliter Grbeiten gut uno iolibe
- m. Sorensen,
215 Npenue 9. 9elepbon 1462.
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UNION MEAT MARKET,

(Diebel glDd),
206 Gnb Nlat1D StraBe. g. q.
(neues) Eel. $50. ~.
Vile GDrten friibes Sleiib, feline
Wurft, i0rpie Der bette Shinfen
uno Sped ftets nDrrdtbig. Nufmert-
fame Heoienung; freie Gblieferung.
JOHN SCHlLLING, : EleEMTHUEMER.
gu berfamfem!
200 Nfer Garm in Wictprla Co.,
Qano in gncinal Co.. BauIteqen in
San NntoniD. 500 Mder betpd1ier-
bareS 2anb nabe Der Staot.
Nrel Weerbeibt.
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Midts 10 erquidt, belebt, erfriibt,
Nls @eiBbier nit benz Berlengiibt!
X
@plt SIR Gun bel Der 0ibe laben,
Waa6t SIR ~unitreitie @eibbier baben!
gu be3ieben burb Dds & MIDI
badber, bic gr5Bten @eiBbierbrauer
i'm. Gtonte Teras. 6aber AUDI 8Dr=
ter, Goon- uno Selbermafier. Spe=
cialitdt: ~SrDn Nerpe".
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3m b~erfamfem!
MOrbbemti9e QlopO 9ampfesQinie.

@ebt nab europa bieien Conn
mer. BradtpDlIe Dampfer BON Sol
DeitDn nah Bremen. @utes gf5en,
aus9e5eibnete Ginrihtungen, freier
dr5t[iher Beiftanb unb 5000 Meilen
Neife fir tueuiger OILS rs per TaQ
i'm Bui1fenoef. Der iiblihe &urs
rebu5irt bic @efnbr Der Seefrantbeit
nuf elm minimum.
Mar tuerbe fih tueaen SnfDrma.
ton an W. @. WilfDn,
General gent, Collection, Ger,
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Jmriitiicte Safmltdt.

0as 6emefter beeinnt am 20. Septeme
Der; Nufnabme : 8riifunaen tuie oben;
SmmatritulatiDns Soften, einmal 5abl<
bar, $50. Gin ~5neiidhriger 8urius fiibrt
81 benz Grade zines "Bachelorof Laws"
uub berehtiat our Yraris in alien Stants<
Beribtsb6fen. Sura<s tubirenbe fbnnen
bic 9ebrfdber bes afa6emiiben 9eparte~
ments pbne tueitere Soften b~elneben.
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NDti5 fiir Gtemer5abler.

Die 2iften in Der Stabt-N ~iieiiors-
Office lieQeu bonn 1. SUM- biz gum
81. Mn9uit 1902 aus fir bic ginz
reid3un9 BON itdotiihem @runbs
eigentbum 5uedS oe1ien NHe5Iment.
george s.. Stnemfe,
Stabt NHeiior.
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McOisiniicbc Safmltat.
{NeFnoet f& tit @albefon).

g~ieridbriser 8urlus; % 2ebrfrafte;
pbarmnceuttihe Sbnle; 8ranfenpfIege<
Mbtbeilung (flr 9amen). Smmatrifu>
lations<&Ofen (einmal 5ablbar) $50. 90.
8~D1fdn6ige ~Gusftattung in alien Nb<
~tbeilungen. 9as 6emefter beeinnt am
1. 0ttpber. Observation-Disclosures in Der
uDrbergebenben ISOLDE. @esen bes Rdbe<
rem tpenbe man I'D. IN 6errn Or. alien
8. Smitb. 0efaHs hStan
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-09

Beaufort, S. c., Feb. S.-The annual
ball of the Third Division South Caro-
lima Naval Battalion occurred at the
Sea Island Hotel here last night. For
a week past the Committee on Ar
rangements for this important social
event has been busy making elaborate
preparations and the affair last night
was a pronounced success.
Some twenty-five officers ana men of
the division were present, the former
resplendent in their handsome blue and
gold trimmed uniforms and the latter
clad in the picturesque blue jacket uni
form of the American navy. A num-
ber of Beaufort's society ladies becom-
ingly attired in fashionable gowns at
tended.
Perhaps a score Of regular army and
navy officers, with their ladies, from
Port Royal training station and Fort
Trement were present as invited guests.
These officers were clad in full dress
uniforms, which lent a brilliancy to the
scene. The spacious ballroom of the
hotel was handsomely decorated with
hunting, conspicuous among these dec
orations being the national ensign and
the Union Jack. The music for the
dance was supplied by the Italian Ma
rine Band, from Port Royal training
station.
The most distinguished guests pres
emf were Admiral and Mrs. Beardslee.
Nothing occurred to mar the even
Ing's entertainment. which is generally
conceded 70 have been the social event
of the season.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-09
GOLFERS AND BOWLERS.

Looking Forward With Pleasure to
Jacksonville Trip Feb. 22.
Both the members Of the Savannah
Golf Club team and those of the Hus-
sars' bowling team are looking forward
with pleasant anticipations to the trip
that they will make jointly to jack
sonville. Feb. %. On that date the
golfers will meet. for the second time
this season. the team of the Florida
Country Club which defeated them, by
small score. on its recent visit to Sa-
vsnnah.
On the night of the same date the
oowlers will play a match of three
games with the team of the Jackson
vile Bowling Club, which was in Sa>-
Vannah on the same date as the Jack
sonVille golfers, but which was hand
Ay defeated by the Hussars. The
makeup of neither the golf nor the
bowling team has yet been announced.
ana, probably will not be determined
until shortly prior to the date of the
games but 1t probably will be the
same as it was in the last matches.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-09
ALLEGED NEW CANCER CURE.
Arsenic and ouinine the Wonder
fully simple Discovery by N
French Physician.


fully simple Discovery by N
French Physician.
From the London Mail.
Paris, Jan. Sat yesterdays meet
ing Of the Academic de Medicine, DR..
Lucien le Roy made communication
that cancer is durable by the internal
administration Of arsenic and quinine
employed simultaneously in therapeu-
tic doses.
To be precise, "I believe Estates DR..
lie Roy that I have cured in few
days a case OF cancer OF the lungs met
with In a lady aged 81.
"The cure appears to me to have
been obtained first by the employment
during ten days Of fifty centigrams
per day OF oro-hydrosulphate OF
quinne taken al meal-time. and, sec.
ondly, at the same time by the injec-
ton every day OF five centlgrams Of
cacodylate de sOude.
after studying this patient. after
the examination OF another case Of
ca nceF. developed on "a tumor OF the
scalp, and after numerous cases OBJ
served by Others Of the possibility OF
the development Of cancer on tissues
previously diseased 0upus tubercu-
iOuH cavities. etc.,) I believe that N II
be possible 10 in0culate animals with
cancer, II IL only possible by RfhftinR
o. cultivatlnF The living elements N
cancer nf0m a man ~ an animaD on
lupus, ln the vicinity ~ the fumor or
iu a coil pTe1ifposfd 81 me disease
IA order ~ prove experimenialiy
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-09
A NEW DEAL IN CHARLESTON.
New Racing Association, Headed by
Robert Turner, Takes Charge of
Tra

New Racing Association. Headed by
Robert Turner, Takes Charge of
Track.
Charlston, S. c., Feb. 8.-Beginning
Monday morning a new racing associa-
ton will be in control at the exposi-
ton track here. When the Charleston
Racing Association defaulted upon it's
contract with the Exposition Company,
Mr.. Arthur Wall, who had been mana
ger for the association, though not per-
sonally interested in the enterprise, Of
fered to keep the meeting going until
the Exposition Company could make
other arrangements. Mr.. Wall re-
quested at the same time that he should
be relieved of his responsibilities as
quickly as possible. This afternoon he
received an official announcement from
the exposition authorities that other ar
rangements had been made, and this
statement was confirmed after a meet
ing of the board of directors of the ex-
position tonight, when 1t was an
nounced that contract had been made
by Mr.. Robert Turner in his own per-
son, and as the representative of a
syndicate of turfmen. A large num-
ber of the officials of the former rae
ing association have already resigned.
Mr.. Turner announced tonight that the
racing under his auspices would be con-
Quoted as far as possible along the lines
heretofore observed.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-09

was the only winning favortte at the
Exposition track to-day:
Weather clear; track fast.
Summary:
First Race-Selling. for s-year-olds
and up, six furlongs. Della Gee. won,
with Mill Stream second and Juniper
third. Time 1:1S1h.
Second Race-Selling. for S-year-olds,
five furlongs. Deadly Night Shade,
won, with Laracor, second, and Clifton
Boy third. Time 1:05.
Third Race-Owners Handicap, all
ages, six furlongs. Samival won, with
Tom Curl, second, and Sam Lazarus,
Esq, third. Time ILL.
Fourth Race-For 4-year-olds and
up one and three-sixteenth miles, over
five hurdles. Haco won, with Vince
second and Kingalong third. Time
2:22
Fifth Race-Selling, for S-year-olds
ana up one mile. Prince Esher won,
with By George second, and Presgrave
third. Time 1:46A.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-09
CANCER r

Can Be Cured. II You Have Cancer.
Goitre or Tumor You Can Be Cured
by the New Treatment of the Bri-
ish Doctors.
A staff OF eminent physicians and
surgeons from the British Medical In
stitute have, at the urgent solicitation
OF a large number Of patients under
their care IN this country. established
a permanent branch OF the Institute
In this city at 10 York street, west,
Henderson building, opposite Post
once.
These eminent gentlemen have decid-
ed 20 give their services entirely free
for three months (mediclne excepted
10 al invalds who call upon them
for treatment between now and Feb. g.
The object in pursuing this course ~
20 become rapidly and personally ac-
quaintcd with the sick end afflicted,
and under no conditions viii any
charge whatever be made for any SER
Vices rendered for three months 30 al
Who cali before Feb "a.
Naie and female weakness. oatarrh
and catarrhal deafness. also rupture,
FOifrr. GAMER. 40 fkiu diseases nnd ali
diseases ~ fhs rsnfum are positively
epfea w hfif nfR ueatiuepL
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-09
nemocrnts, Chances.

Editor of the Morning News: Sup
porters Of the Republican aspirants for
The position Of collector OF customs
for Savannah. feel somewhat elated
over the fact that there are now three
evowed Democrats aspiring for the
Office AZ the hands Of a Republican
President. These are Mr. WHY Mr..
sheldon and Mr. owens. "fhe Efforts 0f
The Democrats 10 get the position" u
~ hoped by "a gentleman VINO N Op-
posed ~ the appointment 0f Democrats
under Republican administrations and
vice versa, mat there now being three
Republicans from which The President
can make e selection, De wlll DestoW
the Office upon "a member ~ hif own
party. which is proper end umf.non"
nred custom. The Democrats" he
fhfnks "ah0uid D. aafiffel Win fhe
nnmber ~ positions Nli N fDe rIefk-
rhips) nov he1 w them in fhf cgs-
Tom House
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-09

my first assertion have commenced a
series of experiments at the Veterinary
College of Alfort. with the assistance
of Profs. Gabriel, Petit and Almy."
This communication was deposited
under sealed cover with the academy
on Nov. 25. 1901, but was only read
yesterday. To-day I saw DIR. lie Roy,
and asked him for some further in
formation concerning his remarkable
discovery
After some pressure he said; I'm
fortnight l shall make a second COM
munication to the academy, In which
l intend to give a resume of the cases
l have cured and those which are un-
dergoing cure.
There is no doubt that cancer is
durable. l believe that 1 have known
the cause of cancer for more than a
year. and 1 believe that the parasite
of cancer is very similar to that of
intermitten fever, the sovereign rem
edy for which is quinine and arsenic.
THE treatment which l recommend
is absolutely inoffensive, and will be
welcomed by doctors and patients
alike"
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-09
CHARLESToN'S MARDI GRAS.
The Coronation Scene at the Audi
tOrium Carried Out With Great

The Coronation Scene at the Audi
torium Carried Out with Great
EcIat
Charleston, S. c., Feb. S.-The Mar
di Gras Carnival and Floral Fiesta,
which is to last three days, was opened
at the Exposition Auditorium tonight
before a packed audience. The coro-
nation of the Flower Queen, by the
Queen Regent. was conducted with a
pomp and magnificence that awoke
wild enthusiasm. Every train to-day
was crowded with people attracted to
Charleston by this notable occasion.
From now until Tuesday evening the
town will be given over to Rex, his
beautiful queen and the august per-
sonages that make up his court.
The drill by the Queens Guard,
twenty of the loveliest young women of
Charleston, and the dances of one hum
dred little girls were attractive and
picturesque features of the coronation
ceremonies. The leading characters of
the mardi graS carnival are among
the most prominent society people of
Charleston. Rex is Mr.. r. Goodwin
Rhett, prominent banker: the Queen
Regent is Mrs. Andrew Simonds, and
the Crown Princess, now the Queen
of Flowers is the lovely Miss Jeanne
Frost.
The programme for Monday is as
follows:
Grand floral parade and battle of
flowers on the race track, arrival OF
King Rex, court reception at Audito-
rum and battle of confetti.
For Tuesday: -'9UEIW
Rex parade on race track and Rex
ball at the Exposition Auditorium.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-09
ONLY TWO TEAMS
.RV INDOOR BASEBALL
LEAGUE GONE TO PIECES.
GALATIANS AND oGLETHoRPE
PLAY ANOTHER GAME TO
LEAK TIE AND SETTLE OWN
ERsHIP OF CUP.

uah Golf Club Team and Hus-
.ars Bowling Team to Go to Jack
xiIIe Feb. 22-MalSe-Up OF
,,.a,,s Not Yet Decided-Savannah
,.+ at Golf Before, but Won at
po,,Is-Young ROeber in City
Looking for wrestling Match
vvouId Like to Meet Emil Beck in
p.a1iminary to ZeigIer-COrcOran
Boxing Bout.
with the exception of the Y. M. c.
League of indoor baseball teams,
s.osor and Junior, the game has been
,.ooned in Savannah. The Military In
49, baseball League which consisted
If the Chathams, the Oglethorpes and
.bs Hussars has gone to pieces.
,rba last of the scheduled games was
=. have been played by the Oglethorpes
.,d the Hussars, but the latter team,
after postponing the game several
Zines. finally gave it by forfeit to the
ooletborpes and admitted it's inability
20 oct together for any further games.
This leaves the Chathams and the
oglethorpes tied for first place, and it
&c expected that a game will be ar
,orqed between these teams in order
10 break the tie and settle the posses
sion of the cup, which is the prize of
the winning team during the following
year.
Nothing definite looking to date for
.his game has yet been arranged, but
Il is hoped to have it played sometime
this month. The Y. M. G. A. League,
which is now playing its second series
of games, continues to attract many
-nnrf afnrS
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-09
TRAGEDY CAUSED BY DRINK.
Atlanta Policeman Fatally Wound
ed by His Wife to Save His Son.


Atlanta Policeman Fatally Wound
ed by His Wife to Save His Son.
Atlanta, Feb. S.-James Monroe Dun
can. a member of the Atlanta police
force, was fatally shot by his wife to-
night at their home No. 81 North
Forsyth street. The policeman re-
ceived what will be his death wound
while trying to kill his own son, and
threatening to kill his wife. He was
drinking heavily, and that is respon-
sible for the tragedy. Duncan was
sitting in his room with a bottle of
liquor on the mantelpiece. His wife
was near him and his son, and a young
lady were sitting by the fire. Duncan
had been drinking during the day, and
was then under the influence of liquor.
Il want another drink" he said sud-
denly AS she has often done before
his wife demonstrated with him, when
ne turned upon her in a rage. His son
then urged his father to treat Mrs.
duncan with more consideration.
ii XIII you and her, too" shouted
duncan and he caught his son by the
throat, attempting to choke him, and
at the same time trying to draw his
pistol. Mrs. Duncan saw what he was
trying to do and seeing a pistol in the
young mans pocket, took it out, ran
around the bed and fired at her hus-
oand. Duncan dropped over and was
soon lying in pool of his own blood
The shot penetrated his head near the
nose. He was taken to the Grady Hos
pital, but in an unconscious condition.
and 1t was stated he could not live
Mrs. Duncan was divorced woman
when Duncan married her. She had
three children and so did Duncan, but
they had none of their own. Mrs Dun
can is held at the police barracks un-
til an official investigation can be had
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-09

WANTED, YOUNG LADY TO
work in bakers store. Address in own
hand writing. Store Girl, this office.