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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-03
Tigers 3d. RedsOx S WIett and Ccotte Battle Batters

Msxey Cohen gained admittance to
the park in some mysterious manner
and gave pitching exhibition before
ifs ss Jennings s didn,t A know ' he was
there until too late to hre him out.
Here's your double jointed, hump
backed California peanuts, yelled the
vendor Saturday. which Is going some
schaefers shortstop play continues
a sensation.
Thoney's catch. robbing Downs OF a
an outheld EFFORT as has been seen in q
long time. Crawford and Cobb also
made star slabs.
It's always joke when a pitcher
has TO touch a man on the lire. Few
OF them do II successfully unless the
chance is one OF the sort that nobody
could lose
Jake Stahl IL doing some terrific hit
ting FOR the Red Sox.
II they will only get the foot OF
their chests next year. that Boston
club Will be surely heard from.
Bill Coughlin did nne stunt on. the
bases Saturday when he scored on
Downs twO-bagger BY virtue OF sheer
speed and dandy slide.
MCGUIRE works Cravath in right
against ieft-handed pitchers, but Cess
Ter Is the regular gardener.
when Boston's sQueezes failed to
ooze, they had to resort to old fash
ioned smuggling and efforts like that
are pie FOR Eddie willett
"Cycotte" was the way the esteemed
Mr.. Sheridan pronounced IL.
7 The Sunday game was late getting
started. the crowd rushing back of the
ropes and causing some confusion.
O'Leary's good head Is ever In evil
Gence Mnen he In coaching at third
base He has not made a mistake there
10 the recollection OF the oldest hsbi-
tue OF the ball park. When he sends
them home there's always chance.
Schaeter nipped what loked like n
possible ueing batting rally BY try
ing 10 stretch single and being
thrown out at second That IN one OF
those PLAYS that are grand when sue
cessfuiy and bum when blocked.
Thoney's bad arm Is certainly a mis-
fortune and mars the work OF that
otherwise brilliant fielder The oppo-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-03
SWEDES AFTER
1872 0LYMP|AD

Some time within the near future
the International Olympic council Will
meet at Berlin TO decide where the
next international Olympiad is TO be
held. Either Stockholm, Sweden, or
Berlin will be chosen. with the
chances In favor of the former.
II The Swedes decide that they can
properly finance such an undertaking
they will be given the meet. Other.
wise Berlin will hold the 1912 games.
The regular Olympiad will. OF course,
be held az Athens In 1910
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-03
LiahtweIqhts are Mlffed.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 3.-Harry
Gilmore. Jr., last night announced that
Packey Mcfarland will not fight Fred
die WEIGH, the English lightweight.
before the Jeffries club at Los An
geles on Sept. 3. The match had been
all arranged with the exception OF the
forfeits. When Jeffries decided to
have Ketchell and Papke meet before
the same club on Sept z, Gilmore
objected that the Ketchell- Papke
match so close to his date would hurt
the fight In which he Is interested.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-03
LOBSTER BOXER
MAKES FORTUNE

Jack Munroe, the former nghter,
who got BIG reputation by knocking
down Jim Jeffries In an exhibition
bout. and who was knocked out IN a
few punches when he faced the boiler
maker In a real fight, Is rapidly be.
coming a millionaire. Munroe was
lost sight OF after he quit the ring.
but he has spent the time since then
10 good purpose.
Munroe got the gold fever when the
metal was discovered in the Ontario
fields In Canada. Munroe went to
the gold country staked a claim and
now has possession OF one OF the best.
paying mines In the district He has
already made fortune, and the
chances are that he will be a million.
aire; so the punch that put him down
and out proved TO be a godsend
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-03
I Sporting Notes

1he internatie.al motor races are ON
on. New York all week
the state eAampsonship tennis tourney
y on al the .. a. g. today.
~ Cobb II slowly bnt surely climbIns
ana increasing MS league batting
wata.er Is the new wsst.rr tennis
similar title in shs east
lSssesell I. lissly 70 meet both Thomas
and Pauke before snow flies
walker, n whose Oiympisd we are now
existing, turned the loo yards In
:os 40 Mt Glasgow. Saturday.
More talk Of Gsorws Davis for man.
ager Of the Yankees. 1t Is said that
the deal also involves Hal Chase and
The short shippers are racing at Flint
mis- week. That burg Is rapidly be-
coming quite sporty
The ID. A. G. team IL on On its annual
tour and plays at Mt. Clemens. Au
sable and Aipena' going and coming
Aarisn beat the Evesstts Sunday, ) TO
o. the Detroit bunch being unable TO
hit Bshrsndt a little bit.
Terro, TAslma and Lemon were the
winners IN the motor boat events at
Electric parks regatta Saturday.
To Detrsst Yacht club cats are nrmiy
established I'm their title OF suprs-
macy Of the river. They have beaten
ne others too often OF late. for any
possibility of argument.
\ Wolsh wss hit on fhs arm I'm satur-
days game. and the Sox will be shy
the services OF their star for some
little time. With Smith back. he will
not be so badly missed. however.
The Tigers seem 10 rise and fall with
q Pittsburg. The clubs have been long
N right together In the percentages and
took the lead at almost the same
b time.
- Athletics have swnpped Catches
N I'D Smith for Bert Blue, by the irony
N 81 fate Brown catcher since spring
smith was too much OF crab and
rot the other members OF the Ath-
letics sore on him,
y mlcnv1ous. In the keene stable, won the
E United States Hotel stake at sara
0p1a and added something over as
900 10 the bank roll. other owners
Who had horses In the race. needsc
the nancy worse than Mr.. Kesns
does. too.
.T1nen the fact n noted that the Tiger,
(. have the leagues best batter. thu
4 1eAgue's best pitcher, and the league.
M 6eo( base stealer. the leagues tire.
. beat slugGers. and are leading tn,
1nague at bat. IL In not difficult II
understand why they are on top IL
The record OF games won and lost.
u
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-03

, however, il will be merely a mattel
OF time when the aggressive attitude
OF the venerable crouch will have IL
effect and then there will be three Oh
four players bounced out OF the game
for few days. more or less.
Wherupon the Browns VIII likely &c
into the lead again.
There is no denying the fact. how
ever. that the Boston club Is looking
better every time II strikes town. The
games of Saturday and Sunday were
ample as a demonstration OF the fact.
Both these contests were well pitched,
well fielded and we'll played all
round by the visitors, and. though
they failed to win from Eddie
lett, there was no great occasion for
them 10 feel disheartened on that
score. The dash OF the bunch is high
ly commendable and the crowd, by
its frequent and unsunted applause.
was plainly smitten with the looks OF
Deacon McGuire's fine young team.
Ecorse was well represented on
Sunday and handed Cicotte liberal
need OF approval when he struck out
such batsmen as Cobb. Crawford and
Mcintyre at times when a hit would
have meant an enlargement OF the
Detroit score.
Eddie as usual. let down after the
sixth inning. but his mates had done
SO much successful batting on killian
that the Tigers could never get within
striking distance even then. The
stubby little wet-goods retailer from
down the river had q nice turn OF
speed and a very neat break on his
curve ball. With Sheridan behind the
bat he was assured that none Of his
goodness would be wasted. Along to-
ward the end of the game when the
Tigers started hitting. MCGUIRE rushed
Cy Young out to warm up, but Cy
wasn't needed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-03

sition teams count on IL every time and
Wagner goes far out I'm left 10 relay
the ball home, where Mcintyre woul1
shoot II all the way with ease.
The Tigers seemed to underestimate
Cicotte's worth and hit at many bad
balls in their efforts TO put IL out OF
the lot.
Davy Jones was injected into the pro-
ceedtngs at the finish and 10 was dol
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-03
'Batted for Donovan In the ninth.

Hits-On kiiiian. In I 2-3 inning Z
on Donovan, AZ In Ia innings. Two-
base hits-Crawf ford, Rossnnn, StahI ?,
CriRer. Cieotte =. Three-base hit
schmidt. Sacrifice hits-schaefer, Lord,
sullivan ?, ,StahI. Stolen ba.e,--Downs,
Mcconnell. First base On bnlis--OH
<iiiian 2, OF Donovan I, on Cieotte 4.
Hit by pitched bail-By kfliinn 1, by
Cicotte q. First base errors-De-
troit 4. Boston 1. Left on bnses-Dc-
troit Z, Boston IL. struck out-By
Donovan 4, by Cicotte o. Double plays
-triger and LerdJ McConnelI and
stnh1. Time 10. Umpires-Sheridar
and Evans. Attendance-S,0Is.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-03
Breaks Up in Bow.

The Banners and Liberty A. c.
played a fast game. ending In tie
through fighting The former team
also claim forfeit game from the lie
Roys for non-appearance. The Ban.
ners play the o. KS OF Mt Clemens
at Mt. Clemens next Sunday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-03

Two-base hit--Downs. sacrifice hiss
--Schnefer. Schmidt 2, Gessier. stolen
base--Lord. First base on balIs-On
Nillett =, OF Morgan 8. First base on
errOrs-Detroit 1, boston 4. Left ON
b"ses--Detroit y, Boston 2. struck out
by Wiilett 2, by Morgan 3. Wild
pftches-Morgnn 2. Time-IiAJ. I'm
pire--Evans. Attendance---7,IsO
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-03

Incidentally. has II occurred to the
average fan that the squeeze play.
valuable as II may be on few occa-
sions by way Of variety. IL mighty
poor sort Of reliance when installed as
the standard method Of scoring a man
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-03
a Month Before Scheduled.

81 CINCINNATI. Aug. s.--Barney Old
n11 - after q match auto race with
Xc&n. j. Ryan. Barney stopped here
n Ms way to Lexington. KY. where
1nold will race.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-03
KETCHEL['S WORK
CONv|NCES TAD
BY TAD.

NEW YORK, Aug. STANLEY
Ketchell must be great fighter. There
are top-notchers who are looked upon
as bricks. but this Michigan lad has
really shown us and is continuing to
do SO.
When he fought a 20-round draw
with Joe Thomas at Marysville. Cal,
two years ago we thought It was mere
luck. or just a chance blow. He took
Thomas to Frisco and gave him de-
cisive licking, and then We began to
ask questions. They hunted up the
toughest they could find for him and
he trimmed them, too.
Ketchell,ha punch and isn't afraid
to trade IL. The punch-~that's the
thing. W
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-03

The Delray Athletics took the strong
Skaters Mohawks into camp sunday
by score 81 TO 3, the feature OF
the game being the return 10 form OF
Charlie Deibel. he allowing but two
stingy hits and tanning eight batters.
With better control he would have
scored shut-out. The fielding OF Der
~ and Donahue, was remarkable. On
the infeld Vivian and Frutig were the
two star performers.
The Athletics play the :. A. c. team
Tuesday M Bots Blanc and all players
will report at Manager kremer's TO-
night TO secure their tickets
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-03

Yesterasy's Results.
No games scheduled.
Todny's Games.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
ST Louis at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg ut Boston.
Cincinnati At New York
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-03

Some men seem to extend q stand
ing offer to the public TO sit down on
them.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-03
Ye.ferda,.. Reml,.

Boston :, Detroit 4.
81. Louis 8. Athletics O.
Chicago p Washington l Ci0 inn)
Today's Games.
New York at Cleveland
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-03

JUST WHY BAN JOHNSON PER.
eIsTS IN ASSIGNING JACK SHERI'
DAN TO TOLL IN TIGERvILLE FOR
a ROUND HALF OF THE GAMES.
WHILE GIVING THE LOCAL POPU-
LACE ONLY AN OCCASIONAL
GLIMPSE OF. SUCH CAPABLE AR
BITRATORS AS O'LOUGHLIN AND
CONNOLLY IS A MATTER WHICH
1T WOULD BE INTERESTING TO
HAVE HIM ELUCIDATE. Fearless
Bill Evans had been doing very nicely
since the Tiges got home and perhaps
that had something to do with 1t.
The Tiges had quieted down and had
been doing little or no kicking. The
crowd was satisfied. II was square
deal and that was all II desired. The
players kept their tempers yesterday
very well, II under considerable pro-
vocation.
II Sheridan remains to start the
series with the Athletics tomorrow,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-03
~ PAULA. sRuskE.

Apparently the Tigers nave beer
winning too many ball games.
AT any rate, when the throng as
sembled yesterday to observe the pas
time, one of the first objects 10 NEE
the aggregate gaze was the eye-hllins
form OF Jack Sheridan who has enjoy
the honor of stopping the Tigers OIL
two separate occasions before TINS
year, and whose continued and renew
ed the honor OF stopping the Tigers on
not be Interpreted otherwise than a
direct slam at the Tigers winning
hopes.
Jack straightwsy proceeded 70
take charge Of the game and deiiV-
cred the goods. Boston won by
z q score Of 20 4, the winners scor'
Ing their first and fifth runs as
the direct result OF what looked
from the stand like very one-sided
umpIring, while enough damage
was done to the Tigers chances
at bat 70 make up the rest Of the
margin.
u may be a debatable question
~ 20 whether Umpire Sheridan
really porch-climbed the game out
~ the Champions boudolr, but
what he didn't take away from
them they lost through the knowi-
edge that their historic enemy
Yves on deck, thus assuring them
Of the certainty that they must
expect the short end Of the deal
on every possible occasion.
The presence OF Mr.. Sheridan trans
ferred the peaceful Babbath afternoon
and its rosy prospect into an after
noon Of raucous shouting and outraged
sennibilities.
And ST. Louis won its game from
Philadelphia--news that Is not in the
least calculated to restore the local
calm.
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GA - II q IA = "A.
$685. g: :; :,H.;,:;;:'S;:;z:;.' T. '''

Grand Trunk Railway System, An
nuaI Excursions Thursday.
Auoust 9th.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-03
THE BIG LEAGUE RACES ATAG GLANCE
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

STANDING.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-17
DEWEY
WITH BIG BARGE
TUG CT THE BAHAMA LUMBER
COMPANY ON FIRST TRIP
FOR SUPPLIES.

The tug Admiral Dewey. with a
barge in tow, owned by the Bahama
Lumber Company arrived in port yes
terday for a general cargo Of supplies
AS soon as loQdei, the Dewey VIII
sail for the islands, this being the lirst
"trip 10 te made TO this port FOR the
company, which has recently made
Brunswick instead Of Jacksonville its
shipping point.
Tie News announced several weeks
Iago the fact that the Bahama lumber
Company had decided to change it's
shipping point from Jacksonville to
Brunswick, and that the first steamer
would arrive sometime during the
present month The Dewey was re-
Gently purchased By This lumber com
pany and is used for towing he bar
best 70 and from the Bananas, Thc
barge is an unusually large one and
carries q heavy cargo
The new company means great
deal for Brunswick. as many Of the
supplies which are to be used i'm ti
company's large saw mills are 10 be
purchased In this city n lis expected
thai tie Dewey VIII make ono "trip
per a nth ANA On each OF them she
win carry large cargo
Tae company operates a large mum.
bcr 81 saw mills on the Bahamas and
All Of Ga Supplies are carried ca
barge lowed bg he tug The com
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-17
BUSINESS DEAL
IS ANNOUNCED

A ncw hardware cncern has been
formed in the city aud has taken oyer
the business OF The old Douglas Hard
ware company on Newcastle street.
and in future viii do business under
frm name OF the Georgia Hardware
ompany The new company has not
yet been thoroughly formed. but a
number Of wen known business men
in the city are interested in the new
rganization, which viii be under the
usness management Of w. T.. Mitch
H. formerly with the Colson Hardware
ompany, and who has had over If.
teen years experience in all of the
apartments Of the hardware business.
A1r ! S. Lee who for years has been
the moving spirit in ths Douglas
Hardware company, still retains an
interest in the new formation, though
ne will not be actively connected
with the business, deyoting his time
10 bis saw mill and other interests.
The new company proposes to han.
die hardware generally, but is to deal
more extensively in hardware special.
ties. They arc going to put in large
stock of goods and propose to cater
direct TO the household and the ldtch-
en- rather than to the heavier lines.
As stated above. Mr. Mitchell brings
a splendid experience to the business
nd there is no reason why an abund-
ance Of success will not ceme to this
new enterprise for Brunswick.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-17
ROYAL WELCOME
AWAITS ARRIVAL
OF THEA, B. "a.
ATLANTA READY Tc RECEIVE
FIRST PASSENGER TRAIN
ONE1 NEW LINE.
The 3anqIet to % Ctven By Atlanta
Chamber cf Commerce on Friday
Might Wal &c An Elaborate


speaaps 81 the chamber Of COM.
.mercQ bauQnet &hich is 10 be given
Pa s.auta Fridag night. ia honor eli
lie s.. b q a. entering Atlanta, the
.Geqreian OF that c.ty OF yesterday,
|says
Seats for the Chamber Of Commerce
dinner in celebration "a ,he entrance
of the Atlanta, Birmingham and AT,
iantic railroad into Atlanta next Fri.
day are at premium. There will be
lnot less than 70o guests attending,
land his number viii tax the capacity
OF the New Ilimball to it's utmost.
Invitations are being issued only to
Chamber OF C4mmerce members and
public men in Atlanta. From outside
the city there viii be mere than 300
visitors, according to the acceptanccs
which have been received by Secretary
Walter G. Cooper
j. Willie Pope chairman of the ar
rangements committee. and former
/ iDresident OF the chamber said Mon
day.
Il have never known a larger per
een;age oil acceptagces We have
sent 4I5 Invitations out OF town, and
more than 300 win accept There are
ESQ members OF the chamber aud a
gooj majority of them viii attend the
banquet
"lhe Kimball has ihe largest dining
Iroom in Atlanta. seating ll0 persons
/ The tables will haye to be oNteuded
Iino he corridors aud adjoining rooms
land then we viii have difficulty in car
ling fag the guests
There have been a number of prom
Iinent business men moi members Of
the chamber who I have heard did
lnot iika ID because they were not in
I1ited as has been done heretofore. [
am H0t very sorry we can not accom-
3uladate them for a man who will not
ljoin the Chamber of Commerce has
little claim on seat at one Of its
fbmqucts"
The celebration bids fair 10 be one
lof tAc ereajcst events in the history
I1f Atlanta THE banquet itself Will in
I8li probability be the largest hold in
recout years. The speakers will be
iaolalle men and their addresses OF
great Significance.
The special train 1.-The first passen-
Ieer train 90 run over the new road
win leave Thomasvile early Friday
morning and gather passengers all
the way 10 Atlanta arriving al about
! O'Clock in The afternoon 1ranspor-
tation for the visitors viii be furn.
lsAed by the Chamber Of Commerce
Asa G. Gambler president of the
Chamber of Commerce. win preside
Il It Maddox win make the first
lspeech, congratulatns the state upon
the completion OF the Atlanta. Blrur
Iueham aud Atlantic road
in response, Harry M Atkinson
president and builder Of the new raii
way, viii deliver an address which
IWiil perhaps be The feature of the
.esening AS head Of the street can
system the gas company, and cthcr
ieeeat enterprises, Mr. Atkinson is o
Epromincnt figure IN the south
/ Governor Smith viii be the next
isp akor. and viii be followed by the
mayor Of Atlanta and six towns On
the railroad Fuller r. CaHaway. OF
ItDe railroad commissioners and W. G.
IBr3ntlcy Of Brunswick. will be am ne
tine principal speakers Of the oecas-
ion.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-17
WON'T TELL BRIDES NAME.

Trenton, June 16-Mystery sur
rounds the approaching marriage OF
James Tams, a prominent pottery
manufacturer who refuses to divulge
the name Of the bride-to-be until the
wedding day He refuses to give any
Information regarding his approach
ing nuptials save that the ceremony
will be the latter part of this month,
to be followed by bridal tour OF
Europe.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-17
TAFT is SURE TO
Be NOMINATED
LOOKS AS IF DoLLlVER or COR
TELYoU WILL BE HIS RUN
MING MATT.
Real Fight in tha Convention, 1t
Seems, viii Be for Second
Place on The Tioket-Ten-
porary Officers Elected.

Chicago. June 16-The republican
national convention, which is to nom
mate a presidential and vice presi-
denuai candidate for the election of
next November. was called to order
in the immense auditorium morn
.ns, with delegations from every STATE
in the union present.
The opening scene Of the conyen-
ton was a brilliant one. Although
it is practically assured that secre
tary William Taft will be nominated
Ifor president. still the delegations
from various states, who are instruc-
ted for their fayorite sens, were en-
thusiastic in booming their candt
dates and the convention. from all
appearances, presented a scene sell
dom seen when the nomination was
/ practically decided upon weeks ago.
/ That Roosevelt is the dominant fac
tor, although he is not present there
is every evidence and it is believed
tonight that his ticket, Taft and Dolli-
Yer, viii be nominated without a
hitch, though there may be hard
tisht on the second place
There was much talk during the
entire day Of stampeding the ccngen-
don for the president, but those vino
seem to be in position to know an
nounced tonight chat Rosevcil's name
would not even be presented On tie
other hand, however, it is stated shat
his name viii positively be presented
| TO the convention and this is whare
the Roosevelt supporters expect to
see their favorite win the nomination.
The leaders in Chicago, however,
| from all sections of the country. seem
to be satisfied that Taft win be nom
mated on the first ballot Ii is sta
led that he has sufficient number Of
pledged delegates to assure his nom
ination.
During the day the headquarters Of
Cannon, Hughes and Fairbanks we're
IAN lively and many visitors called
during the time that the convention
was not in SESSION.
The first day was deyoted to or
ganization, appointment OF commit
tees and other detail matters. II is
not pei.efed that active work viii be
sih Deiore Thursday If was stated
ChishI ihat present plans provided
'aat lhe nom nations Tor president vii
begin Thursday at the beginning of
the afternoon session This OF course.
lprGFides that all other matters be
cleared oF that time Immediately fel-
iaH.ns TIE nomination Of presden-
l.ai candidate viii come The aelee.ion
Ioi a wee president and there is where
'Aa re2i hsht ct the ccnyentioa is ex-
peeted.
Tonight the indications are that
ISenator Deliver Of iowa, VIII be
IaI1s running mate. While the sen
ator seems TO be in the lead there are
hundreds here who believe Secretary
Certel%ou will De lhe man Others
seem 20 think lat Vice President
Fairbanks shcrid be re-nomnatad.
The use as an argument that he has
only served che term and chat he has
done nothing that should cause him
to be sidetracked
Numerous others are being mentien
ed in connection with the seeand
place on the ticket and at this time
ii is really hard 10 name tha man
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-17
Return to Atlanta.

Judge Logan Bleckley, clerk Of the
Georgia supreme court, and his fam
lily and II. /. Culberson, treasurer Of
Fulton county, and Miss Culberson,
who have been spending some time at
the Arnold house on St. Simon, came
up to the city yesterday and left for
their home last night