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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1902-01-25
RICH BOOTY FoR ROBBERS.

Kirksville, Mo-, Jan. al. Solomon,
syrian IL Held Up for a Belt Contain
ing eS,6OO.
"a Syrian living at Keokuk, Iowa. was
held up Saturday night and robbed Of a
money belt containing $500. Solomon
had sold out his business in Keokuk
and was looking for a location here.
rested, charged with the robbery. Sol
ONION says one Of them held him while
the other cut the belt from his waist.
The money was not recovered. +
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1902-01-25
SPARTA PRosPERs.
wisconsin Town Beautined by Els
tahIfahment of Plant.

tablishment OF Plant.
Sparta, Wis, jan. q. = The
American Cigar and Tobacco company
who erected mammoth plant here this
season have started operations Last
week $50 hands were put to work. that
number being all the table room would
then Accommodate. This morning 200 more
were taken on.
Many expert sorters from GAINESVILLE,
Madison, Stoughton, Edgerton,. Viroqua
and other tobacco centers are employed
here. Hotels and boarding houses are
full to OVERCOMING, but there is no lack Of
accommodations for the new corners as
many private homes are taking them in.
Many families will move to this city. Elk
perts earn from $12 to $40 per week and
the new hands average about SIPS to
$3.50 per day. Nearly all the tobacco
raised in Western Wisconsin will be
brought here for sorting, etc. Many farm.
ers in this vicinity will raise tobacco in
connection with berries.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1902-01-25
CASH o PRINCE.

Appropriation, TO Entertain the Em-,
Der0r's Brother. ".
Washington, Jan. Embarrassing the
urgent deficiency bill in the house. Mr.
Cannon said the; emergency appropria-.
tioln Of $500 BOO for the state department
was for the entertainment q. Prince
Henry Of Prussia. He. said It was
proper for so great 9 nation to provide
entertainment for the Representatives
Of q great people beyond the sea, which
chad given us so much Of our bonegand..
Drawn and BRAIN
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1902-01-25
MURDER on KANSAS FARM.

C.9E. Holt and His Niece Found Dead
In Home, Whsse Evidences OF
III Burglary were Visible. vi Fl
Greenleaf. Kan. Jan. M.---C. +. Holt.
ja wealthy farmer and his ~nieceMwerc
found murdered at their home here.
The murder.,itais feared was committed
by q burglar who had robbeds the house.
"a horse and buggy belonging to the
dead tmanawere stolen s5s 2SS IN
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1902-01-25
TERRIBLE

Half q Spanish Town Is Destroyed
MANY Are Dead.
Barcelona, Jan. 21.-The explosion of
the boiler Of a spinning mill near Man
rosa last Saturday destroyed half the
village of Puente de Vilumara. The
hospital at Manresa is filled with the
injured. Sixteen mutilated bodies Of
working people buried in the debris
have been recovered. These include the
manager Of the spinning mill and his
two sisters. OF the persons injured
thirty are not expected to recover. The
dead included many children. The
queen regent has wired her condolences
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1902-01-25
WORK OF A MOB.
Prisoner Charged With Attempted
Murder Ii Killed.

Ef1sOner CharRed With
Murder IL Killed.
Senatobia, Miss, Jan. GA. =. Moon,
a planter near strayhorn, Miss, was
shot Sunday afternoon by Sam Bowie,
a negro planter and school teacher.
Bowie surrendered and w. II. Scroggin
and H. Coe were deputized to bring
him to Senatobia. When in the Arka-
butla bottom, a few miles from town,
the prisoner and the officers We're sur
rounded and ordered to give UP their
guns. The prisoner was shot to death
and the mob vanished. Moon Is in a
critical condition. -
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1902-01-25
aFATALIT1IE1s n ALI,is; 3IxscREzAsE.

Total 0fs the Deaths DurinK s10O1ssIs
111 ,,EDouble-the NnIabeeri I'M H.
5ESytOus YEAR a8as %#s h S!ggS,ff sssSSss
Geneva, an.%21.--.Tr totalssof 40 i
talittes III the Swiss Alps constitutes
the record rsthe yeayxxls0lIA and 20
double the number sof CHARACTERIZATION.
.Chamonix 10 the principal center from
which the deaths mountain Sclir,6bers
:haxe been sannouneed. u 81 III a
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1902-01-25
CITY CAN'T RAISE rhE MONEY.
Norris Must Refuse Prefer Of SITE
for nm .Opera House.

Morris, Mimi, Jam q. The
appointed by the city council
to solicit subscriptions for the $4,000
to be raised to meet the condi-
lions imposed by Lewis c. spooner in his
proffered gift OF thessite and ruins Of the
Spooner block, recently burned, to the
city for an opera house to-day reported
back to the council that they had been
able to raise only $4,000, and. they recon-
mended that MI. spooner's offer be re-
s%pectfully and regretfully declined. Mr..
Spooner, will now rush the rebuilding of
the block himself. substantially as it was
before.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
COMMITTEE WASTING TIME
Senator Stafford Thinks Ii Is Nat
Working Fast Enough.
HE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Commission TO Select site 70, u, -
cation Meets at Austin for that
Purpose.

Austin, Texas, February An o...-.
was made three different t,mos 80 ~, ~
'ne legislative investigating committee IN
mold a full meeting, but each time a nom.
Der or two was absent At the early morn.
ing session Senator Stafford was no, ,r,.
ent on the dot and at The meeting boot.,.,
Tor o'clock MIR. shannon did NOT show mn
ON time and Mr.. stafford LETT the room
AT . O'Clock Messrs shannon and s,yae.
were both late in reporting, being bpsv
with their duties, and the hour was also
considered too late.
Mr shannon has completed the work OF
cnecking up the three sessions OF the sen.
ate assigned to him and Mr.. Savage VIII
hnish up the house tomorrow morning
Messrs. Boyd aud Stafford are both
through with their work and are ready In
report.
"hiie everything appears to be in per.
rect harmony with the committee an under
current Of dissension is visible m times
and something out of the ordinary is cy-
pec'eu at tomorrow mornings meeting
senator Stafford stated tonight Than 10
would say something In the morning and
senator Savage also desires to make n few
patriotic remarks" II is the iJra nf M,
former to hurry up with the WORK and gct
thtougA IN sixty days ana lac will suggest
thal each committeeman take deulrt.
nueHt anu hnlSh II up without waiting for
assignments uN the chairman. lie SAYS
ina, this can Doe done without causing dis
Fupuoh' Mr stafford is also of the opIn
Ion that the committee has wasted lime
IN investigating past sessions of the iceis-
nature ana tn0t i. Is unnecessary Zoo uA-
anime every warrant to see whether Or
not II was properly drawn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
News Notes.

Galveston, Texas. February -Thc rcgp.
lar semi annual meeting Of the Jefferson
Democratic association was hold tonight af
Clayton hail, a large attendance being
present. sd rosaos were delivered 10, tho
following well known cltlzens Judge w..
J. Austin II NJ. Knight Clarence Ouslcv
Il. V. Davidson and 4. i, Norman
G.. X. Lee, formerly q member N the
firm Of Terry Ralluger. Smith A Lee. ono
of the leading law firms 81 Galveston left
last night for Fort Worth accompanied hy
his family where they VIII herpaftc re-.
side. Judge y j.. Gavin has taken the place
of Mr.. Lee as member OF the firm
Frank Meyer. q 'ongshorcman. was found
dead Yesterday afternoon in a stable neur
Rosenberg avenue and Mechanic street II
developed M the inquest thar the deceased
had been unw"il for some time.
The Ernest Gamble Concert COMPANY has
been secured hy The y. NJ g. A. as ono Of
the attractions Of the Star course Of enter.
talnments
Burglars made a water haul Inst night
when they broke into the residence on i
l.. Blum at 1921 strand An they 4acured
was q lot Of fresh rolls from the kitchen
and a piece II tobacco.
Manager Maurice Michael has secured the
necessary guarantee for the French Opera
company Of Now Orleans and the nttrac.
tlon is booked 10 appear February 10.
W T., Miller has been appointed travelling
accountant NJ the Missouri Kansas and
Texas In the place Of n A Woods who
has been transferred 20 Dallas 10 nssume
duties In the auditors offlce az that place.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
Charters and Amendments.

Austin. Texas. February S.-The follow
ing charters were tled today;
Houston Show Case Manufacturing com
many Of Houston; capital stock $4,000
Purpose. 10 manufacture and sell show
cnses. Incorporators: j. 5. Purdy, }, W.
Edwards and z. d. Crowder Of Houston
ard John Guinan of Illinois.
Joseph Nussbaum e. Co, incorporated, of
Mexia: capital stock 100000 Purpose
general merchandise. Incorporat0rs' Jo'
seph a-d Julius Nussbaum and Julius Des-
enberg. ,.s
The Tyler Telephone company amended
It's charter by increasing the capital stotk
from $4,000 to 10000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
dsHERs ARE HIGHER
.,,,l Brokers Are Seeking Com
S'' .I,tpd Wells but Find None.
ur OIL SHIPMENTS FOR JANUARY.
Increase Over Those for De-
grow Ne. Z, ..outhern Pacific Expects
@ore Cars in Near Future.

Fl =. Texas. February IA further
II Baan IN the price OF gushers was
hI,sablc today. Several brokers were
q p1 FOR spouters and few are on the
h'1ps THE limited Eumber offered for
pal'sa held at higher figures and 1t is
se ~ further advances will be noted
n Fllnm from January oil shipments
%'u,1 today showing the total number
aI' cant out during that month to he
o,s AGAINST $3.50 for December and 222'
H ~ ynyember. That January showed
~ :, only s6s cars over December is at
s,"hle alone to the scarcity Of trans
py.. .,sn facilities. New cars that had
- svnected during he month failed to
and it was simply a case of
s" ,,ng as much oil as possible With the
abilities at hand.
'' rso sonthern Pacific railway expects to
-, receiving consignment of 1850
~ ears this month. I'VE of these cars
,,-lye daily. II the expectations of the
and tbe factory are realized these
~ should add materially to February
eiSgents Several tank vessels that nave
4 M heretofore taken cargoeS OF beaumont
IN ere Also due to arrive this month.
Tho well OF the Guarantee OH and Rein
a., company ON the Keith.Ward tract,
ssich puZzled the duller and oil men gen
s,siy by coming In as saSser last sat
rriay. Is as much puzzle now as then.
The Texas Fuel oil company, OF which
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
Penitentiary SUGAR Mil.

Austin, Texas, February disappointment
ent Rice and Financial Agent Hin OF the
peniteniaries were called here today by
the governor for a consultation regarding
the proposed building Of a sugar min on
me Clemens farm iu Brazoria county. MIR.
Rice has lust returned from st. Louis.
where he had a conference with several
builders regarding the proposition ana
something definite is expected within Il
few days on the subject
As to accepting the SUPPLEMENTARY Of
the penitentiaries when the resignation Of
Mr.. Rice goes into fect Mr.. Hill stated
this morning that he did not want IL. al
though the place had been rendered to
MIN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
Mr.. satterwhite's Chances.

Austin, Texas. February 3.-Au opinion
from the attorney general today destroyed
the chances az Hon. Lee Saltcrwbtc for
the State revenue portfolio. The legal de-
partment quoted a section Of the rvnsttu-
ton which prohibits a member OF the ieeIs-
lature from being appointed TO ava office IL
the session of which he applicant was n
member creates the Office or increases The
salary thereof. The last legislature, ot
which Mir. Satterwhte was a member. iu-
creased the salary Of the revenue agent
from $500 to 5000.
Several lawyers have Informed Mr.. sat
terwhite tonight hat the attorney general s
opinion does not affect him, the SALARY
Is fixed by statute at 5000 per year and
the legislature can not raise IT, The ques-
ton will be presented to the legal depart
mcut again tomorrow.
Mr.. Terrell Of Hunt county, an employc
OF the comptroller's department Is also
an applicant for the place.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
WILL CURE YOU OF
Rheunla
M PAY llNTU YOII KNOW 1T

how 10 c aVo experiments, have learned
joints irt ule rheumatism. Not TO turn bony
But csr Llesh again; that is impossible.
stage ana cure the disease always, at any
postsI no money Simply write me
hearssts nq will send you an order on your
Shoon,s druggist for six bottles OF Or.
glst ~ rheumatic Cure, for every drug
does Ips H. Use Il for month, and II II
Tor II ~ claim pay your druggist $3.50
hsrdn II doesn't, | viii paw him myself
aIfert no samples. ANY medicine that can
must l ueumatism with but a few doses
use M ufugged TO the verge Of danger /
You rnn sach drugs. II Is folly TO take them.
Nv 80 set the disease out OF the blood.
dit1enl, coy does that, even in the most
inpoSsii5 obstinate cases No matter how
] tar the THIS seems to YOU | know n and
SANDS 80 nls risk, / have cured tens OF thou
show ~ tases In this way. and nav records
bOttas n.y. ~ ~ out OF 40 who get those six
People H. Ky, ana gladly / have learned that
Clan v,bn general are honest with physi-
Ian a cures them. That Is all / ask. III
Simply ~. eAnect penny from you
let ma Mllte me a postal card or letter.
also beha yo1 an order for the medicine:
Won't barIaS Take II for month. for Il
s5.0) TIia ann yon anyway. II Il cures. pay
IN Shoas" Ne mat entirely 10 vol. Address
Mia op' Box $50 Racine wis.
By opa osef, not chronic. are often cured
4. CAniso' ~ Wo bottles. AT all druggists
iSit ccs,sI n,,armacy. 517 Main street Alb
Ing sesfffsil. 500 Main street; A. Z. Kies
AS'n street, Special Agents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
MURDERED MAN UNKNOWN,

First Identification Faulty as the man
Named Is Alive.
sherman, Texas, February 3.-The man
who was found dead IN cellar on the
German farm near Whitewright Saturday
was not Bob budding Of sherman pna-
ding Is very much alive ana Is Ia 'iteell'i -
only deepens the mystery ~
The Justice Of thespeace ~ LEONARD, az
MN county. is conducting the Inquest
postmortem disclosed that ~ pan S ili.e
rih. fell back into the abdominal eaNl'y'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
Insustrlal sohooI CommLss-or.

Austin. Texas rolr,,or, o mo ,i.,..
tnd,et,iot ..i,,.,t ,-,..-,,'., $40
''' s'''O'' commission convened mere
TO-DAY for the purpose OF selecting the site
g. aus '''.
." e'asion al uay oeAl"a CLOSED doors 1nA
so FAR they have not finished ,he cousld-
Grafton of bids and suplicptious puf n for
'ne scho"i NY the various tile-,
resolution was introduced by Mr.
Woodbridge of Austip g. to tb, ,y.l. ,f
,.r,,,1...
F,nN'oI1'' "iu 'u'l eaeu town ne bAtioleu
I"' 9'u ,"t 10Y one utopPti our raeA Tune
ut'H cue vi IAe GOWNS gees mJ.ll'} or
~ ''''N me I'S'iNunn "+% ucl'2ltu
aI'eF sIHttI debaig between NC 'tlu.r
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.

Livingston. Texas. February 3 Hon. W.
r O'Qun Of Lufkln was IA town interview
ing the voters Of Polk county 10 the utter
81 OF his candidacy for representative from
the Nineteenth district. composed Of the
counties OF Angelina, Polk. San Augustine
and san Jacinto.
Mineral Wells Texas. February Hon.
o. 4 Maxwell u Cisco has declared him
eeff "A candidate for congress FROM tho SIS
teantb district Mr. Maxwell served oae
term IN tbs state legislature
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04

Galveston, Texas, February 3-The sales
o. ne Galveston oil exchange today were
Merchants and Mechanics, 5000 shEres,
at &c.
At &c
Anglo-Amerlcan, 1000 shares, AZ 1850.
Anglo aI American, 5000 shares, II l9sc.
american, 1000 shares, IT 1ssc.
g1dlInatan, 200 shares, at CCc.
Gladys, 1900 shares, at &c.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
sounds IL Fietlon.

252. 482 bottles marked the increase o.
Moer 4 Chandon Champagne IN 1901 over
he wear 1890, equal 10 over 100 per csbt
~ the combined Increase Of oil the ola ON.
ChsInraenes Imported during the PAST Sr al.
ouaiiiSds responsible for this sheN'hI -, nee
Z Cbsndon White Seal, Eperugy, fFaHee'
Is PERFECTION in champagne.-AdN,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04

Austin, Texas. Febru "y 3,-The follow
Ing oil charters were today:
The international O ma Development
company Of Trinity. ..Htal stock S120O
Directors, ], c. Browder, S d. johnson,
". A. Bell and L.. Bergman.
Texas Ignite and oil company of Dallas
capital stock $4,000; purpose TO prospect
fog oil and Niar minerals, Directors,
John c. Cowan, John Cato and Il. NJ.
BLowder all ~ Dallas.
The Blue Bonnet OIL company amended
rs charter by changing its name to the
coltlpenta OIL company.
Ihe7 Lldnrado on company amended It's
shaiier be inceaSlng its capital stock from
10000 10 100000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
Residence at Ennis.

o. run's Texas February "a residence
Nv NJ py MI c. L. Reeves and occupied
isst % Nh 4. {; kelsllng, a tailor, was burned
eTed usnt az 5 o'clock. The loss was Gov
KeIslj1US5 insurance on the building and
lurnItnEss carried policy OF $3.50 on his
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
A TEXAS WONDER.
HALLIs eREAT pIscoVERY.

One small bottle Of Halls Great Dis
coyery cures all kidney and bladder trou
hies, removes gravel, cures diabetes, semi.
nal emissions weak and lame backs.
Rheumatism and an Irregularities Of the
kidueys and bladder in both men and
women, regulates bladder troubles Ia chill.
dren. II not sold b. your druggist, viii
be sent by mall on receipt OF 81. one
small bottle Is two months treatment, ana
viii cure any case above mentioned. DR..
=. W Hall. sole manufacturer, J.. O. Box
G29, St. Louis. No. Send for testimonials.
sold 10y an druggists.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
FATALLY BURNED.
a's John loggns Went Too Near a
Stove.

Stove.
hampstead, Texas, February 3,-Mrs.
'oan Logglns OF this city was the victim
Z a very sad accident this morning at
'u0u' . o'clock. While working around the
'.u her garments that she Was wearing
ragsht hfe ana she was Immediately en-
" tItpeu IN mass Of danes No one was
~, nome with her at the time and She he.
Gassss 70 nadly frightened ran out of the
h unto mo the yard. Neighbors succeeded
IN putting out the flames The physiclans
e. eore elafee entertain no hopes for her re,
,n mr. and Mrs Ioggtns had been married
Wi! three months today
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04

Hallettsylie. Texas. October ~ 1901.
Or T. ". Han. 81, Louis Slr-My VIE
and myself have used your Texas Wonder
Hall'f Great Discovery. for Kidney nr1
bladder tr0nblc, and can most heartily ref-
ttrwrrd 81 90 an persons suffering wlia
w. Is. HAWKINS AND WIFE
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04

he time within which they are 10 he re-
med hns mot yet huen dcIormLncd
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-03-10
ITS QUARTER CENTURY.
Celebrated by Congregation {
Grace Methodist Church.

Celebrated by Congregation OF
Grace Methodist Church.
The twenty-fifth anniversary Of
Grace Methodist Church was celebrat-
ed yesterday by special services which
included, at the night service, the
reading Of a short sketch of the his
tory of the church from its inception
to the present time. a recounting Of
the struggles of its youth. and the
splendid and devoted efforts that have
placed it in the prosperous condition
where it stands at present.
The morning sermon was delivered
by Rev. DR.. w. c. LOvett. former pas
tor of Wesley Monumental Church,
former presiding elder of the Savan-
nah District, and the present editor
Of the Wesleyan Christian Advocate.
4 congra tulate the church." he said
in the preface to his sermon, "On
reaching its twenty-fifth anniversary.
1 remember the old church and know
something of the struggle to get the
new. Yet despite the pleasure Of this
occasion / can't keep back a cOlOring
of sadness, for 1 miss the faces of
helpers that / knew years ago. Their
eyes have been dimmed in death and
their helping hands have been crossed
in the grave.
Il do not purpose, however, to run
over even a part of your history, but
rather to tell you the purpose of the
church of God" He chose as his text,
We are the salt of the Earth" when
we know what the church is he said,
then we know what the church should
do. Think of what salt is to the earth,
aud of what light is TO the world, and
then you'll have fair idea of what
God intended the church to be.
The chief property OF salt is that
it cOnserves, and this the church does
by being sound in it's teaching. 1 don't
want anybody to have cold chills when
l speak of doctrinal teaching, for a
comparison of the preaching of to-day
and the old preaching shows that the
old, which was doctrinal preaching
was much the more potent, and there
is no one of these doctrines but what
is intensely practical You need not
be worried because the old doctrines
are so dry that they rattle around
like peas in a pod; they are the basis
OF our faith and the moving power of
the heart of the world.
Il believe you are getting more and
more of a continental Sunday in Sa-
vannah; that people come to the church
in the morning and then spend the re-
mainder of the day where they please.
1t may be that in time you will sub
init the Lords law about the Sab
bath to a popular vote, and If people
say let the Ten Commandments go,
why let them go.
1T was time that the church came
back to the principal that God is
King. 1t should be as in countries ruled
by kings the people may not like what
the king says, but what he says goes
The church stands for Gods idea of
sin and no man ever saw it in the right
light and remained a sinner"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-03-10
ORGANIZING BALL TEAMS.
\. NJ. c. A, C. l.. A. and Chatham Ar
tiIIery to Have Mines.

- . NAs ~ <hss - IL A. sAnN OnaInam Ar
tillery to Have Mines.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
TONS members are making prepara-
tions to organize a baseball team and
hope to have it in good trim at the be-
ginning of the season of the national
game. The officers of the team have
not yet been selected, nor have the
men, but there is a greater amount of
baseball material in the association
this year than ever before, and there
will be no scarcity of candidates for
the nine when the practice begins
The association team last year, al
though it was not organized until quite
late in the season, made a record for
itself by winning each of the five games
played. The nine should be even
stronger this year, and doubtless will
give a good account of itself.
Many of the players last year will
also be members of the team this sea-
son. Among them will be J. H. Elton,
whose splendid work in the box last
season was in every respect gilt-edged,
and also Tom Stark, whose catching
was one of the features of the games
played. Other men that will try for
the team are Birdie Sullivan, J. c.
Blake, Robert Riley, G. B. Elton. w. ].
Elton, r. E. L. Hunt, Weyman Har-
mon, Roy Bailey, DR.. Quillian, e. S.
King, Rob Powell and H. Y Righton.
1t is understood that a nine will be
organized by the C. L. A. and still an
other by the Chatham Artillery. Both
of these organizations have a plenty
of fine ball players among their men,
bers, so the outlook is that there will
be a tri-club league, and that the Sa-~
vannah fans" will have an opportun-
ity of seeing good ball all through the
season.