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Two Winning Favorites.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 23.-Last
Night and Hucena were the only win
nlng faVorites at Kinloch park today,
one second and one third choice and
two longshots scoring In the other
events. Peaceful was made a. false
favorite in the feature event Of the
card, the St. Louis Catering company
handicap, at one mile, finishing abso-
lutely last. Nose Goldblatt's entry.
Brief, and Jessie Jarboe, finished one
two. half length apart, with Kitty
0lyde thlrd, length and a half away.
Weather threatening: traclc- fast
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Down on American Golf Balls.

LONDON, Aug. 23.@The crusade
against American golf balls here has
broken out afresh. The papers are fun
OF communications from both sides. The
market have upset all the calculations of
the conservative critics, as they enable
second-rate players to compete on more
even terms with front rankers. A strong
movement is on foot to standardize q enif
pail, not only. as to weight and size. as
IN the case of tennis and cricket, but in
material also. Gordon Smith, editor of
wholly unfair and unsportsmanlike. since
can balls.
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Pitcher Ewino Released.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Aug. 2s.-Bob
Ewing, the pitcher. was released TODAY
by the Cincinnati National league club
President A. G. Hermann today sent teIe-
grams to all the pitchers in the American
league to send their terms to the Cincin-
natI club. The National league club Of
Phlladelphia today signed Jack Berry
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NEW BATTLESHIP MAINE
PROVES THE FASTEST OF ALL
Makes 1873 Knots In an Hour on Her
Trial TrIp,

BOSTON, Mass, Aug. 23.-The new
hrstzclass battleship Maine raced around
the Cape Ann trial course today to prove
her right to fly the United States ensign.
She did it before she finished. Her con-
tract calls for a speed Of IS knots an
hour for four continuous hours of steam
ing; and though on one six-mile leg she
dropped to 1875, on her fastest she reach
ed 1873 and this was followed by other
speeds equally agreeable. Thus at the
end her mean speed developed without
tidal allowance was given out as 1873
She stands today as the fastest battle
ship in the American fleet.
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D TatsaIIEPst0n .:..ISSS9dSti.s s
VESTS DEFEAT SOLDIERS.

Win Fast Game From the Twenty first
Infantry Team.
The West Publishing company team
won a fast game from the twenty first
infantry team at Fort Smelling yester--
day afternoon. The Vests were back in
their old time form, and the soldiers bare
star game. allowing but four safe hits
and striking out ten men. Moshofsky led
the batting, securing two singles and two
doubtless.
The soldiers played fast ball, but after
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*Batted for Martin in ninth.
Earned runs, Minneapolis q; two-base
hits, Wilmot 2, Werden 2; passed ball,
Spear; base on balls, off McMackin 1, off
out, by Martin 2. by Elliott 8; left on
bases, Minneapolis 7, Milwaukee 8; dou-
BILE plays. Yeager to Werden, Grant to
Quillin to Werden Runkle to Clingman to
Donahue; sacrifice hits, Mcbride Cling
man; stolen bases, Clingman, Mailman,
Runkle; hits, off Sporer z, off Martin 2,
off McMackin s. off Elliott 4; time, 145;
umpire, Figgmeier attendance, 750.
Ten Innings to Tie.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug 23-Today's
game between Louisville and Indianapolis
was called in the tenth inning on account
Of darkness with the score a tie, after
Louisville had gone out. The game was
bitter struggle all the way Both
pitchers were wild, which was responsible
for the scores. Attendance, 5,231
Score:
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James to Enter Princeton.

PRINCETON. N J., Aug. 29.-L. n.
James, of Chicago, the national amateur
golf champion, is in Princeton. He is ar
ranging to enter the university next
month and will remain here several DAVIS
James will greatly strengthen the Prince
ton golf team.
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Young and Caldwell, Omaha. beat Gilman
and Mcneil Sioux City. 81. So, Ga
Consolation singles, final round-Hol-
Omaha, So, 2-6, 7-5
The final in the consolation doubles is
between Omaha men and will be played
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Lever, p.l oL5L oI1rwin. 3D.. 4 81
Totals .11l27 10 i Totals ;. 1sI27 1s
Pittsburg 100 % o 2s 03-s
BROOKLYN .....0 Q Q Is
Earned runs, Pittsburg 4, Brooklyn 9;
two-base hit Dolan; three base hits,
Leach, Sheckard, Dolan 2, Donovan,
Hughes; home run, Dahlen; sacrifice hit,
Dahlen; stolen bases, Clarke, Beaumont,
Leach 2, Wagner 2, Conroy, Dahlen; first
base on balls, off Lever 1, off Hughes 8;
hitb y pitched ball, Wagner, Hughes;
struck out, by Lever 2, by Hughes f.
passed balls, Wall g. time. 2 hours: UNI
pire, Irwin.
Lost by Bad Playing.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Aug. 23.-The Gin
cinnati team by bad playing in the fifth
and sixth allowed the visitors to beat
them out today. Fraser pitched nice ball,
although he was hit hard In the second
and ninth innings. Thielman, on the
other hand. was wild. Attendance. $500.
Score.
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on balls, off Powell s, off Sparks 2; struck
out, by Powell s, by Sparks &; time, 1850;
umpire. OLoughlin; attendance. 1854,
Pitchers Battle.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Aug. 23-To-
days game was a pitchers battle for
eight innings, in which Patten was the
victor, Mccarthy, however, weakened in
the eighth, and a few punched hits al
lowed washington to win. Harley was
put out of the game and off the grounds
for disputing decision. Attendance.
2,ss5. Score:
R H. E.
B Tssoiiasst toni. 4. .:.5sSS95Sssiiss s I
Batteries, Patten and Drill, Mccarthy
s. hits Bril- poyie Lee sn thTee
base hit, Yeager, stolen bases. Coughlin
2, Delehanty, Doyle; sacrifice hits. Dee,
Carthy s; hit by pitched ball, by McCar-
thy 1; struck out by Patten 2. by Nc.
bases. washington /, Detroit s: time.
1885; umpires. tombstone and Carruthers.
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LOOKS WELL FOR THE DoHERTYs.
English Players May Get Championship
In Singles.

NEWPORT, R. l., Aug. 23-The two
English tennis players, r. T. and H. L.
Doherty are getting dangerous near the
finals in the national championship In sin
adding this event to their already won
championship in doubles grows better
every succeeding day. Both won their
matches today with almost commanding
ease, III. L. Doherty, already the cham
pionship Of all England, defeating Allen,
his brother was disposing of W. J.
Clothier, also of the Quaker City, in three
sets to one. LIE. Ware, Of Boston, and
l.. H. Waidner stand between these two
foreigners in the semi final round, and it
looks as if neither of the Americans
these two matches be decided in favor of
the Englishmen, one of the brothers will
withdraw.
The important question today at the
conclusion of the play was which would
continue and meet NJ D. Whitman, a
The general opinion seemed to be that the
elder brother, r. F.. Doherty would wish
for one more chance at Whitman, and by
defeat1ng him retrieve the prestige lost
IN the Davis international cup contest at
Bay Ridge. There seems to be a feeling
that Whitman. alone stands between the
Englishmen and the championship COM
parattvely little confidence being placed in
Larned's ability to defend his title. The
featured match on Monday will be be-
tween II. L. Doherty and 1. e. Ware.
Summary of the days play:
Championship singles-Fourth round, H
L. Doherty beat H. F. Allen, 60 60, Go.
r. Doherty beat w. J. Clothier. SO.
Fifth round-R- p. Huntington beat R.
D. Little, 8-6 GO, 6-22.
M d. Whitman beat Kreigh Collins,
60 6-2 Cd
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
BROOKLYN WINS AT sLueerNe.
Pittsburg Loses, After Almost Winning
Out In the Ninth

PITTSBURG, Pa. Aug. 233The Brook
Pittsburgs. Lever was hit hard, espe-
cially in the third inning when four
three -baggers and one single Melted four
ming out in the ninth, coming within one
run of tying the score. Attendance, 4,769.
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Take Two of the Three Games Rolled
With the Crowns

a. me Hamm' bowling team won two OF
me tn three games rolled against the Crown
1 Team r., on the Crown alleys Friday night.
ley and deserve credit for their victory.
Sauer captured high score for the Hamfn
1ea rolling 1874, and high average,
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CARNEY tn pIau pnnI

Joe Carney, the pool expert, will play
an exhibition game of $50 points at the
Phster billiard hall tomorrow night. After
exhibition
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Burns to Kleinow. Hopke to Hart to It. 1
Turner struck out, McNeal 6, Thomas j;
base Asl balls, McNeal 1, Thomas 2; time,
2:30; umpires, Coggswell and Myers; at
tendance, 1900.
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Cincinnati 30 8 o 0 0 o 1 81
% 0 0 s 2 l 0 1-9

sBatted for Theilman in ninth.
Frazer; three-base hits, PETIT, Bergen;
home run, Maloney; stolen base, Corcor-
an; first on balls by Theilman 4, Frazer
2; hit by pitched ball. by Theilman /;
struck out, by Theilman 3, Frazer s;
time, 1876; umpires, Oday and Brown.
Chicago Wins as 1t Pleases.
CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-Four four innings
Willis was an enigma. After that time
the locals hit him to all corners of the
fast double play by shafer, Lowe and
Clark was the feature. Attendance.
000 Score.
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The Lennon & Gibbons team will meet
the Rosemount Clippers this afternoon for
q purse. Players will please report at
the union depot at 1880 o'clock this morn
ing.
The Banners will play the West Side
nue. grounds. The Banners will play any
team In their class. Address +. Mackey,
315 Banfl street.
The st. Paul Colts defeated the Young
Orioles by the score % to 81 The Colts
claim the twelve-year- championship
Address w. Clifford, SAT Wabasha street.
The Knights of Columbus will play the
Campbells this afternoon at st. Thomas.
Cox and Roach will work for the K of
z. team, Cook and Cakes for the Camp
The spaldings defeated the Great
the scores 10 to and 16 to ii. Ten-year-
old teams address E. White, S07 Buffalo
street.
= The BurkharA Daytons will play the
K. G. team this afternoon on the Strylxer
avenue grounds. Renslow and Lennon
will pitch for the Daytons.
), The Kennedy Bros. Clippers will play
the :. ii. Reeves team this afternoon on
the Rice street grounds. The Clippers
an, p; P. Herman, 1b; sThurston, 2b; Cor
bario, IS; Tuberson, 3b; Peglow, IF; Hart
man, CT; Coffey, If. The Clippers cannot
meet the Harris Colts this afternoon, but
would like to arrange a game for Aug.
81. Address ]. E. Coffey.< 413 Central
avenue.
The Welsbach Lights are ready to meet
any fourteen-year- old team in the city.
Answer through he Glob e.
The Courtlands will meet the ST. Paul
Park team at InVer Grove this after
noon.
The Wind TANNERS will play the
League Liners on the Harrison and West
ern avenue grounds this morning. O'Neil
and Spangenburg will work for the Wind
TANNERS. The team is now ready to meet
any sixteen year old team in the city for
the championship. Address G. Klasky,
ITO Union block.
The Weary WilIies will play the Great
Northern Colts on the West side grounds
this afternoon Kreiger and Lawton will
lies.
The Trout Brooks have reorganized and
will play any eighteen-year- old team in
the city or state. They would like to ar
range a game with the Vanderbilt Spe-
cials on the Mississippi and Maryland
street grounds for any purse that the
Specials can offer The team lines UP as
follows Sheman, c.: f. Sheman. p; Carl
berg, IS; Van Osterhost, 1b; Olson, 2b;
Graham. 3b; Delnaore, CT; Winond, If:
Anderson, IF. 20
r4xS ~
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FRANK /. KRAMER EASY WINNER.
Doesn't Have to Go Against Major Tay-
Ior In the Quarter Mile.


NEWARK, N. r., Aug. 2S.-About 5000
spectators witnessed the national circuit
bicycle meet at the Vailsburg track to-
day Major Taylor again disappointed
the spectators by failing to appear, and
with him out of the quarter-mile cham
pionship the race was won in easy fash
Ion by Frank l.. Kramer.
In the fivenile professional Kramer
and Mcfarland announced themselves as
a team. Kramer this time did the pace
making for his teammate and after, pull
ing Mcfarland through the bunch, slowed
up allowing Mcfarland to win. In the
Metropolitan mile championship event
Hurley won. H. Welsing and Ellington
fell. but neither was severely injured.
REVERE, Mass, Aug, 23.-Bobby Wal
thour defeated Harry Fixes in a twenty
five-mile motor-paced race tonight, and
established a new worlds record from the
twenty-first to the twenty-fifth mile:
Walthour led at the start and held II
throughout
The time: Five miles. TIA; ten miles,
1925; fifteen miles, 21:40; twenty miles,
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O. Earned runs, st, Paul /, Kansas city
twq1base hits, Lumley, Nance; three
Iheili stolen bases. Shannon Kelley, Nc
0onald, McAndrews; bases on balls. off
MM,cD3nald 4 off Chech g.; struck out, by
Mcdonald, Peirce, Higgins; wild pitch.
McDonald; hit by pitcher, Chech i: left
on bases. st. Paul Is. Kansas City o; time
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WESTERN LEAGUE

At Milwaukee-Fir Game r. III. e.
Milwaukee 30 o 2 0 3 o. IS IS 1
Peoria ........0 90 0 0 0 0 0-3 8 2
Batteries, Mcpherson and Lucia, Jones
and Wilson.
Second Game RH E.
Milwaukee ..o1O0 10000 o-1 q
Peoria ........O 0 0 o 0 0 o 0 90 o
Batteries, Kenna and Lucia. Foulks and
AT Omaha RH E.
Omaha 80 o1o0o1oo % i
Denver ....1 0 0 o 0 / o "a Q
Batteries, Graham and Gonding, Eyler
and Wilson.
AT Des Moines- r. H f.
Des Moines IL 0 211001 Sc Is O
Col. Springs. 20 0 0 0 8 "a 10 4
Batteries, Hoffer and Lobeck. Castor
and Hansen
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by second. The score:
West .........o1oo 1907 Il q
Soldiers ......0 2 o o o o o o o. ( 3
Batteries, Hoffman and Moshofsky,
Cannon and Coogan
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MINNESOTA CLUB LOSES.
Minneapolis cricketers Win From ST. Paul
PLAYERS at kIttsondale

The Minneapolis cricket club defeated
the. Minnesota club at Kittsondale yes
terday by the score A to 80. Richards
made nineteen by good hard hitting, be-
Ing foolishly run out, and Napier and
Woolan carried off the bowling honors
Below is the full score and bowling analy-
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WEYLER TO RESIGN ON
ACCOUNT OF NEWSPAPERS
His Orders Allowing Editors to Attend
Court Functions Are OuerriIIed

MADRID. Aug. 2S.-It is understood
that Gen. Weyler, minister Of war, has
tain court officials having overridden his
orders permitting journalists to attend
court functions. The newspapers con-
ler
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BLUES BUNCH HITS
KANSAS CITY PLAYERS POUND
CZECH FOR WINNING
LEAD
MCDONALD PULLS OUT
OF SEVERAL HOLES

Saints Get on the Bases, but Are I'm
able to Score - Nance and Grady
Start the Trouble-Teams Play This
Afternoon.
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Snecial to The Globe.

Special to The Globe
FARGO, N. D.. Aug. 2S.-The North
Dakota state tennis tournament was con-
cluded here this evening with big corn
roast. The meeting has been most en-
Joyable one, with a lot of out-of-town
players. The organization was made per-
elected president; Sunberg, Of Willow
City. vice president; DR.. Fiset, of Grand
Forks, treasurer; J. 2. Hardy, Of Fargo,
secretary, Wheeler and LoomiS, of FARGO
and Purdon, of Wahpeton, executive COM
mittee.
The play was so close that the result
was at all times in doubt In the mems
Wheeler, Of Fargo, defeated sunberg and
Thyng, Of Willow City. In the ladies'
doubles, Mrs. Hughes and Mrs Montgom-
WahpetoS defeated Thyng,' Of Willow
City. In the ladies' singles, Mrs. Hughes
mary play in all the events was spirited,
and some exciting contests were played
before the finals were reached. In the
Funk won in mems doubles. sunberg in
mems singles and Miss Douglas in ladies'
singles.
OMAHA. Neb., Aug. 2s.---Earl Farms
Jr., of Lincoln, the fast Nebraska players,
won the final round in doubles from Fred
r. Sanderson and H. M. Holland of Gales
UuTBs liz, dL Tie OIildnt F10lQ CIuD tennis
courts todays~and captured the Interstate
championship trophy. The match was
won In remarkable finish, and the last
set was taken by the young Nebraskans
after their opponents had taken four
games to their one. They then rallied,
taking five straight games and the match.
The playing Of Farnsworth and Raymond
was all the more remarkable because they
had already beaten Ashcroft and Peters,
Of Chicago and Parker and Wilder, OF
Kansas City, making three matches for
them during the day. The following is
q summary Of the days plays
Championship doubles, Third round
Farnsworth and Raymond beat Parker
and Wilder, ga, go.
Doubles, semi-final round-Farnsworth
and Raymond beat Peters and Ashcroft,
CO. Ga.
Sanderson and Holland beat Sheldon
and Magee, S-6, 2-6; 6-3.
Final and championship round-Earl
Farnsworth, Grand Island, Neb.; and /.
Raymond Jr beat Fred r. Sanderson and
H.. M. Holland. Galesburg, Ill, 10, 2-6,
Consolation doubles, semi-hnal round
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cubans Adopt AmerIcan WAYS.

HAVANA, Aug. 23.-The leaders of the
striking dock laborers threaten to bring
about general sympathetic strike unless
the ship owners concede the demands Of
the dockmen.
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HAMMs WIN THE SERIES.

27:59; twenty-five miles, 35:11 1-5. The
previous record for twenty-five miles was
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Total
Bowling Analysis.

Minnesota Club
T. r. Sisson Richards ..........
G. p Napier, Woolan ..............
II. Sweetapple, b Woolan ..............
A. Ingram, b Richards ................ 1
B. S. Donaldson, run out ............
W. e. Rumble, b Richards ..........1
N. Clarke, b Woolan ..............
A. Quosbarth, Richards .............
e. Charles, b Woolan ............... 0
". Broomheld, not out ..,...........
Extras $500. ..........'.. ............
Totals ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
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Flour City at WiiImar.

Special to The Globe.
City team played two games here this
week, one game going to each club. Fri
day, Flour City 5, Willmar 4. Batteries.
saturdays game, Willmar is. Flour City
3. Batteries, Booth and Bonde. Spencer
and Jarvie. The home team outplayed
the visitors and Booths pitching was
phenomenal.
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Left on bases Chicago 10, Boston s;
two hit. Carney; three-base hits,
Tinker; sacrifice hits King, Kittridge;
plays, Clark to Killing, Lowe to Tinker,
Tinker to Lowe to Clark, Schaefer to
Lowe to Clark: struck out, by Menefee
2, by Willis A; base on balls, off Menefee
p, off Willis 4; time. 2:0S; umpire. Can
tillon.
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Between Taylor and currIe.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 23.-New York
won from St Louis today after a pitch
ers' battle between Taylor and Currie. A
wild pitch and Bowerman's error enabled
the ST. Louis team to score in the fifth
Attendance 4 200 Score:
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C. GOTHAM & CO. BALL TEAM.
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Games Today.
Kansas City at st. Paul.
Milwaukee at Minneapolis.
Columbus at Toledo.
indianapolis at Louisville.
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WITH THE AMATEURS

The Lennon & Gibbons team will meet
the Rosemount Clippers this afternoon for
q purse. Players will please report at
the union depot at 1880 o'clock this morn
Ing.
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Ro,,,Itn1 An,I,,eIo
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-18
GOVERNOR TERRELL
SIGNS MANY BILLS
Anixing His signature and Making
MeRsures LAWS.

Measures Laws.
Atlanta, Dec. 17-Gov. Terrell APP
proved 100 bills to-day. Among
them were included the franchise
tax act by Mr. Gambler of De-
Kalb. the terms of which are familiar,
and the new military BILL providing
for the re-orga nization of the military
forces of the state
The military bill is a revision of ex-
listing military laws, but includes
many changes. 1t puts a stop to the
further appointment of lieutenant col
onels on the Governors STAN and
limits the staff in the future to twen-
ty-eight.
Among other bills signed by the
Governor were the following:
BY Mr.. Brinson of Decatur--To
regulate the sale of adulterations Of
Georgia cane syrup. to require adul-
terations TO be so branded, and that
the constituents of the syrup be print
ed on the package containing same.
BY Mr.. Reid of Campbell-A reso-
luton authorizing the Governor to Dor
row not exceeding $500, 900, to supply
casual deficiencies.
BY Mr.. Steed of Taylor-To appro-
pirate $4,000 to repair the Capitol
building.
BY Mr.. Butts of Glynn-To establish
the City Court of Brunswick in, and
for the county of Glynn.
By Mr.. Flynt of Spalding-To amend
Section 2l45 of the Code, so as to bet
ter fix the venue of suits against in
surance companies.
By Mr.. West of Lowndes-To amend
the act establishing the City Court of
Valdosta.
By Mr.. Akin of Bartow-To repeal
the act creating the office of special
agent of the Western and Atlantic
Railroad, and TO require that the duties
heretofore performed by said special
agent, shall be performed by the Attor-
ney General.
BY Senator McMichael of the TWEEN
ty-fourth-To authorize street and SUI
burban railways to extend their lines
into adjoining states.
BY Senator Perry of the Thirty-thir
TO provide for the payment of fees
to special bailiffs of Superior and City
courts.
BY Senator Tisinger Of the Twenty
nfth-To amend Section 691 of the Code,
so as 10 make il a misdemeanor for
any corporation to pay dividends
Where such payments increase its in
debtedness
By Senator McMichael of the Twen-
ty-tourth-To authorize street and
suburban railways to increase their
capital stock and to issue preferred
stock to take up outsta nding bonds.
The following Chatham county bills
We're approved by the Governor:
by Messrs. Cam, Harden and Sto-
vail of Chatham-To fix the time for
the election of all officers of fncor-
porated cities having not less than So
600 nor more than $4,000 inhabitants
BY Mr.. Stovall of Chatham-To cede
to the United States certain land in
the CITY Of Savannah for the purpose
of building marine hospital
BY Mr. Cam of Chatham-To amend.
revise and consolidate the several acts
incorporating the town of Warsaw.
better known as Thunderbolt.
The Governor has about ffty other
bills yet to sign. but expects to finish
with them all before the end of the
week. '"e
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-18
TERRELL MAKES A LOT
MORE C0L0NELS

Atlanta, Dec. 1.-THE staff of Gov.
Terrell now consists of 1873 lieutenant
colonels and aides-de-camp. thirty.
three having been added since the an
pointment of the original 100. Nine of
these We're recently appointed by Gov.
Terrell, as follows. ]. Lawrence Hunt.
Jr., of GAINESVILLE; w Trox Bankston
OF West Point. ]. 0. Beaucamp of
Jackson, Pat H. Gambrell of Macon.
H. 7. Mcintosh, Jr., of Albany. EN-
nett Barnes of Macon, A. ]. Hinton
OF Greeneville. Joe Brown Connally of
atlanta, and j. o. Peacock of Dublin.
The Others were twenty-four OF the
seVenty-hve colonies on Gov. Cam
dler's staff, who have been re-anDoint-
ed by Gov. Terrell This however
ends the matter.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-18

Douglas. Ga. Dec. 16.-At a citizens
meeting at the Court House last night,
with Col. George R. Briggs chairman,
and John r. Qverman secretary, TO
nominate a Mayor and aldermen for
1903. election to be held Saturday. Dec.
20. on the first ballot Col. C. T. Roam
was nominated for mayor and the fol-
lowing gentlemen for aldermen: B. r.
Holzendorf DIR. w. r. Sibbett. s.
Fales, John Mclean and C. A. Ward
Jr.
Douglas has grown to be salaried
presidential postoffice 10 date from
Jan. l. 1903.