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Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10
Acquitted of
Bribery Charge
VERDICT IN BROWNE CASE ON
THE EIGHTH BALLOT.
JURY WAS OUT ri HOURS
Accused illinois Attorney Heard Ver-
dict With Tears-Stili Under Indict-
ment-Must Face Trial at Springfield.

Chicago, Sept. s-Attorney Lee
O'Neil Browne of Ottawa. ILL.,, demo-
cratic legislative leader, charged with
bribery in connection with the cleo
ton of William Lorimer of Chicago to
the United States senate, was acquit-
ted by jury in Judge George ker-
stems division of the criminal court
today The jury. which took eight
ballots, was out twenty one hours
On the first ballot it stood to 4. for
acquittai. The verdict was returned
few minutes before three o'clock
Immediately the courtroom was in az
uproar. 1t was ten minutes before
bailiffs stopped the cheering.
Friends Garry Him from Courtroom.
Brownies eyes filed with tears as
the clerk finished reading A second
later he threw his arms about Attor-
ney Charles Erbstein his counsel.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10
ROOSEVELT APPROVES
OF TAFT's APPOINTMENTS
1adley and Holmes Are the Right Men
IN the Right Places.

rInri nuafi o.. Sept. 9.-Ex- President
Eoose-eir defended his doctrine Of new
rssfiGnsi ism ia a speech at the Ohio
valley exposition heFe today He also
commended President Tart for his ap-
pointmcut Of men to two public offices.
colonel Epcsey elt's day in Cincinnati
Us.s one "f t1e luietest Of his western
tour There were no bands to meet
f.w and the people had little chance to
zee him. except when he was at the
exposition grounds. At the colonel :
uWu request the programme had been
made simple.
colonel RoDs welt endorsed heartily
Tire appointments by President Taft of
President Arthur T Hadiey of Yale
university as head OF the commission
81 investigate the capitalization of
railroads and Of Joseph A. Holmes as
..-e. lf Tho hureau OF mines
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10

1uffeld. Conn. Sept. 9.-Poisoned BY
f0adstoois which she had eaten under
he impression that they were mush-
-oomz. Mrs. Amelia Carini died at her
nome here tonight and her husband
nd two brothers of the latter are Sc
riousiy 10. The tosdstools were gath
cred Monday and eaten that night. The
three men are in a serious condition
md II is feared that the husband will
also die. The family came to this
country from Italy about six years
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10
NEW YORK POLICE CAPTAIN.
SUSPENDED, FACES CHARGES
Captain O'Brien Was Inspector of Co.
ney Island District.

New York. Sept 9.-Police Capt.
John J. O'Brien who was formerly in
spector of the Fifteenth district.
which comprises Coney Island. and
who was reduced to captain on orders
of Acting Mayor Mitchell. following
the latter's investiga tion of Coney Is
land evils. was yesterday suspended
from the department without pay.
He was also served with charges
and cited to appear for trial on Mon
day next.
The captain is charged with neg
lect of duty, disobedience of orders
conduct unbecoming an officer and
injurious to public peace and welfare
and inefficiency.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10
treat Surprise at Washington.
BLACK HAND HAS
AUTHORITIES IN TERROR
Desperadoes Compel Italian Off :
GERS to Treat With Them,

Rome, Sept. 9.-The Tribuna today
declares that the operations of the
Black Hand society have reached such
proportions that the communal au-
thorities have been forced to treat
with it in order to preserve lives and
property. The newspapers dtnia n i
exemplary punishment for the nnur-
der of Policeman Rsvolino and his
family al PelIaro recently, saying that
otherwise the populace wifi lose all
confidence in the administra ton of
juStice
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10
Sudden Death
In Boston Hotel
SOLICITOR GENERAL BOWERS
FROM HEART TROUBLE,
CLOSE FRIEND OF TAFT
Had Been III With Brorehitis-Long
and Honorable Legal Gareer-Talked
of for Supreme Court Bench.

Boston, Mass. Sept 9.-Solicitor
General Lloyd Wheaton Bowers, life
long friend of President Taft died
at the Hotel Touraine in this city to-
day. Death came suddenly the re-
suit of a cardiac thrombus which
ended an illness of a month, due to
an attack of bronchitis Mr.. Bowers
was 81 years old.
The death of Mr.. Bowers who relin-
quished an exceedingly remunerative
position S railroad counsel to take
up the duties of solicitor general at
the instance of President Taft, re-
moves a prospective candidate for one
Of the vacancies in the supreme court
bench In fact, Mr.. Bowers had been
mentioned prominently next 20 Gov
ernor Hughes as the next chief justice.
Funeral of Monday.
Funeral services will be held Non
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10
MERIpEN GLASScUTTERS
ARE ON STRIKE
More Men Join the Ranks-About 175
Now Out.

Meriden. Sept. 9.-The striking glass
cutters at the International Silver
company's plant and that of ]. J.
INLAND & Co. were reinforced by addi-
tional men from the former concern to-
day, bringing the total number on
strike now UP to about 115. The men
went on strike when their demands for
fifty four hour week with pay for
fifty-nine hours. recognition of the
union and a voice in naming the prices
to be paid on piecework were denied.
The companies involved say that
they cannot grant the mems demands
because orders for fall goods have been
taken on the basis of the present cost
of manufacturing.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10
U. S. NAVAL SURGEON
TO REPORT ON CHOLERA.
Government Assigns Surgeon Carter to
European Duty.

Washington, Sept. 9.-The ravages of
Asiatic cholera in Russia Germany and
Italy, and the possibility of the plague.
being brought to this country by in
fected immigrants has alarmed the
public health and marine hospital SER
vice. Surgeon General Wy1nan has de :.
tailed Surgeon II. r. Carter to visit the
plague centers at once and report by
cable.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10
WILL DEFEND ETHEL LENEVE.
Or. Crippen's Counsel Also to Act for
the Typist.

London. Sept 9-Arthur Nswten,
counsel for Dr. Hawiey ri. Crippen,
who is on trial here. charged with the
murder of his wife, known TO the stage
as Belle Elmore. was today engaged to
defend ErheI Clara I.eneve, Crippen'
typist who also is on trial as an ac-
cess0ry in the alleged crime after the
tact 'i'his Will enab BILE coser o-epsra =
ton between the TWO accused persons
who heretofore HAD been kspt apart
and not permitted 10 consult with Ole
another
The defense has retained two Ssthsi-
Eists and an analyst.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10
LEPER HEADED EAST
FROM SALT LAKE CITY,
Said to Be Bound for Greece Via New
York.

Salt Lake City, Sept. 9.-John Kokas.
a Greek in an advanced stage of lep-
rosy, who has been under quarantine
here for the last three months, was
missing yesterday from the tent in
which he had been quarantined and it
was learned that he had taken a train
on "Wednesday evening, intending to go
to New York and thence to Greece.
Funds for the journey were provided
by his countrymen here. His friends
would not divulge the route he had
taken. The left hand, it is said, is al
most ready to drop off.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10
HURRICANE FROM CARIBBEAN
HEADING FOR CUBA
No Serious Damage Yet-May Come
Our Way.

Washington, Sept. s.--No serious
damage from the West Indian hurri-
cane was reported to the weather bu-
reau today, and it is thought by the
officials that the tropical storm which
has been sweeping the Caribbean sea
since September may be losing its
force.
However, storm bulletins issued
warn shipping of the unsafety of nav
iga tion in Cuban waters. The hurri-
cane now is apparently suoth of CEN
tral Cuba and is heading toward west
ern Cuba. 1t is possible that when it
reaches there it may turn toward the
United States.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10
Figures Showed Railroads Profit.

New York. Sept 3 Dissatisfied ship
pers of the north and east got some Of
the facts they have been asking for
today, when various railroad officials
summoned before the Interstate com
lIseree commission, now III session
here, compared the ouugo for wage in
creases recently granted with the in
come from advanced freight rates. Al
most uniformly the figures showed a
margin of profit for the railroads.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10
SET THE DATE
FOR HIS OWN FUNERAL
Invited Neighbors to Come and Then
Committed Suicide.

New burgh. y. Y, Sept. s.-The early
part of this week was spent by George
w. Baker. farmer, in calling on his
'neishbors and jocularIy inviting them
TO his funeral. which he said would be
held this week. 1t will. Baker was
found dead today at his home, where
no had committed suicide by taking
l7udanun. Tho reason for his act is
not known, Little attention was paid
TO his grim joke Al the time but the
neighbors invited will attend the fu-
neral tomorrow.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10
BURGLARS IN ROME
SAW UP ART PANEL
Entered Castle Near Fiorence-Muti.
late Ancient Treasures,

Rome, Sept. 9.-Burglars entered
the chapel of the historical Castle
Gavinana near Florence and sawed
in halves and stole the upper portion
or terra Gotta panel feet by 8, the
work of Santi Buglioni the best
known pupil of Della Robbia.
The panel represented ST. Anthony
and the Angel. The burglars damaged
similar panel representing the Cru
ci1xion which they did not succeed in
detaching from the wall
The panels were dated 1880 and
were valued at over $4,000 each.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10
NEGRO BUTLER TAKEN
AS MURDER SUSPECT
Inquiry Into Mystery of Death of DR.
Cannon's Servants.

New York, Sept. 9.--William Carter,
a negro butler, formerly employed by
DIR. Mott Cannon, has been taken into
custody by the police on suspicion that
he can throw light on the unsolved
myestery surrounding the murder last
May of two of DR.. Cannon's servants
Mrs. Margaret Meehan and William
Benan. Carter was given the third
degree" today. The two servants were
beaten and shot to death and then rob-
bed.
A woman informed the police that
she saw negro come down the Cam
non steps, and after dropping a pack
age in a nearby sewer ran away Car
ter, the negro. at the time, worked next
door to DIR. Cannon. The police have
trailed him for four months.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10
Noted Horseman Dead.

Ella Paso Tex, Sept. Edward Ry-
an, well known horseman, is dead
here His identity was not known un-
til Yesterday when a number of mes
sages came from friends in various
parts of the country ordering the un-
dertakers to give him a decent burial.
Ryan came here for his health from
New York. He was known at all the
hiG ira rlse
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10
Sank After Reachinn Port.

Prov idencs. r l.. Sept. 9.-As re-
suit Of the hattering received during
her stormy passage Of thirty-two days
across the Atlantic. the tw masted
schooner Frank Foster. which arrived
her last Saturday from Cape dc Verde
Islands has sunk in the harbor and
lies a short distance north of the dry
do-lr hcc-ed over. with decks awash at
'rr- water. Three heavy gales struck
-de Foster while on her way here and
during the last part Of the trip the
hand pumps wers frequently called
LAO use.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10
HAMILTON INJURED
WHEN RIPLANE COMES DOWN.
Seriously Hurt at Sacramento Track
Racing With Auto.

Sacramento. Cal, Sept. s.-Charles
*. Hamilton was seriously injured to
night when his biplane crashed to the
ground during a race with an automo-
bile around the fair grounds race
track Hamilton was taken to a LEGAL
hotel and several physicians called in
consultation. it is believed he is in
ternally injured.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10
Spoke to School Children

Wolfville. \. S, Sept "a special
train bearing the Bishop of London
and bicentenary visitors from Windsor
to Annapolis Royal. stopped at Grand
Pre-. fifteen minutes. and an address
from Grand Pre- children with a bou-
quet was presented the Bishop of Lon
don. DR.. Ingram expressed his de-
light in a short address. The party
visited the well. willows and the cross
mentioned in Longfellow's "Evange-
line
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10
Sender Vacht Selected

Marion. Mass, Sept. s.-At the close
Of tile AFT clnoon race TIE contest COM
iIittee snnuonccd TiIa / il had Selecte Il
the BsaNer one VI the yachts 10
represent America "a kiSl Ii was also
aunounced that there would be no
InSrs trial raCSs aud tina the ssh E l.
two boats 10 60 IL Germany would De
selected tonight Or tomorrow
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10
BINGHAMTON HAS 4o,443
Census Results for Other Towns and
Cities of New York State Are Also
Shown

Washington. Sept. 9-The population
of Binghamton, n. Y. is 4S,443. an in
crease of S.796 or 22.2 per cent as
compared with 1854 in 1900.
The population of Newburgh, n. Y.
is 25.473, an increase of $50. or 2.1
per cent, as compared with 24.943 in
1900.
The population of Utica. n. y, is
74,419, an increase of 1906 or 32 per
cent, as compared with 56,3S3 in 1900.
The population of Amsterdam n.
Y, is 31,267. an increase of 10.33S or
49.4 per cent, as comp pared with 20,
929 in 1900.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10
Announces His Candidacy

Springfield Mass Sept. 9.-Samuel
tp~ies Jr.. son OF the editor Of the
Springfield Republican. Today an
ngunr.-t that he wonid IL q c.tndidat Z
fcr TIE Il -Inocratlc nomination for
cunsr--- iu the second district and
lsf'f.s-s- the r---i-cfion of Congressman
tfrut rltE RI. Gili@tt. tie H. - years
o age sud i- employed un an evening
~ ----...- -.r In Ihis lifK.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10
End Ct New Bedford Strike.

New Bedford. Mass. Sept. s-After
icing idls fpr nearly -Four weeks. and
'0rine an 1rEre7atc amount of wages
Which VIII exceed s30 9n0 the 5000
r'aIn= iaaorers and hod carriers Of
~ offs returned 10 work Yesterday.
re nsr failed 10 notsi1 an sdva nee
n -sSes for w1ich thsy struck.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10
Offers $4,000 for Rochester to De
troit Flight.

Rochester. ~ Y, Sept. 9.--James IL
Moore the vaudeville theater nagnate
OF this city and Detroit announced
today that lie would give $4,000 to the
first aviator flying from Rochester to
Detroit He will leave the conditions
to committee of avators to decide.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10
oNE HUNDRED RocKEFELLERs
WITHOUT JOHN D.
Family Reunion at Newbureh-WilI
Visit Original Home Today.

$ewburgh y Y. Sept 9-There
were one hundred Rockefellers here
f'1av for "a reunion OF the Rockefeller
family association. but John ID. Rookie
teller was assent. The association
lad a series of social entertainments
end also elected officers. Benjamin F.
Rockefeller. Canon CITY. Col. was
cuoseg president.
Tomorrow the association will visit
NoutEomery Orange county. at one
time the home OF the Rockefeller set
tiers in this country.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10

Berlin Sept. "a case of Asiatic
cholera has been officially determined
at Freiburg.. A new case of cholera
is reported from Spandau, a suburb
of Berlin. The patient is a nurse who
cared for two other cases that termi-
mated fatally.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10
Cabled Paragraphs

Paris, Sept. 9.-Kermit Roosevelt,
who recently returned from Turkey,
is at present the guest of the Duke
Josselin.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10

Waterbury. Conn, Sept. 9.-Timothy
Hesly 81 OF Sylvan avenue. commit
ted suicide a. his heme here this aft
ernoon by nhahns gas He was de-
epcndent and had been drinking hea--
lily He Is survived 49, = wife and one
daughter, Margaret
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10
Pays $4,000 for Tadema's "Sprins
Festival"

London. Sept. 9.-Frederick Court
land Penfield of New York today pur-
chased Sir Laurence Alma -Tadema's s
Spring Festival The price paid was
$35, 900. The picture was last exhibited
at the Metropolitan Museum of Art,
N-W YORK city.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10

Toxic Sept. 9.-The delegation of
American business men, representing
several chambers of commerce of the
Pacific coast upon arrival in Korea
on the route to China was welcomed
and entertained by Baron Eiichi Shi-
busawa, the economist and others of
the Japanese who have visited Ameri
ca
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10

Owing to the Depletion of their ranks
by death and inability of the few re-
naming members to attend on account
of their feebleness the annual reunion
of the Forty-niners at Chicago was
called off.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10

Athens, Sept. 9-The three Cretans
who were recently elected to the
Greek national assembly have come
out in statements that they will not
take their seats.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10
pixsy Kid sat.ers Will. Lewis.

New York, Sept s.-Ths Direy Kid,
negro weNerweight. gave eeyere
beating to Willie Lewis tonight ~ the
National Sporting club cf A0sricA and
put a heaxv crirnr into his chaepton
shtr asptrasiors At the eGM Lew4s
was etaxxerinE and OrnegH.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10

Rome, Sept. 9.-Eleven deaths from
the cholera and IS new cases of the
disease, is the record for the last "a
hours in the infected district in south
eastern Italy.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10

Paris. Sept. 9.-France's representa-
ton at the international aviation meet
at Belmont park race track to regain
the blue ribbon of the air has been
definitely arranged. Alfred Leblanc,
Hubert Latham and Leon Morane will
compete for the international cham
pionship trophy, now held by Glenn H.
Curtiss
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10
Lacrosse Too Rough for PuaiIist.

Vancouver B. c.. Sept: As re-
suit of injuries received on Labor day
IN ,. lacrosse game between Vancouver
and New Vneetminster. Tommy Burns
former hsayyW light champion puzibrt.
may retire from tbs rims,
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10

. Englishman will con1ne his work to
I his Bleriot monoplane.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10

The Son of Hetty Green, a very en-
efgetlc Texan, raised and sold $780,
200 worth Of American Beauty roses
last year.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10
The Greatest Builder Of Confidence

is
are confidence OF
is
to S
1t big
candid offering
s attract and to
do
IL
tho ek
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10

President Taft Met Filipino Boy
at Beverly whom he knew in the isl
ands and who is now studying in this
country.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10
Condensed Telegrams

Stab Wounds. received over two
weeks ago caused the death of Alonzo
Gambelli of Canaan. Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10

Psinvile.-Tha Plainville Business
and Inrrcverq ent association will hold
7rr-'al outing on Saturday Sept.
II. at Sunset rark.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10
Has Edison Beat.

ExPresldent Roosevelt seems .tc be
the perfected tvpe of store ee batteyv
that is designed for long runs.-Ph!la-
despl,ia inquirer.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10

Traffic on the Main Line of the Bos-
ton and Albany division of the New
Y ork Central railroad was tied up for
several hours by the derailment near
Chester Mass, of four cars filed with
hogs
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10
Steam, shin Arrivals

| At Rotterdam: Sept. 8, Mum Am
! ster DAM New York
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10

The Body of Woman was found in
Wh1ttemore's pond, in Montvale. Fri
day. Inc woman, whose name had not
been learned early in the afternoon is
supposed to have committed suicide
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10

Students in the Pittsburg Carnegie
technical schools hereafter must come
up to standard physically or quit the
school,
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10

The Four Hundred Skilled Employees
OF the Glendale Elastic Fabric com
pany of Easthampton. Mass. were no.
t1ffed that the plant would shut down
TOR an indefinite period
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10

~OoAAeiS
Students in the Pittsburg Carnege
technical schools hereafter must come
| up to standard physically or quit the
| school
efgetlc Texan, raised and sold $780,
600 worth of American Beauty roses
last year.
Special Education for school children
VINO are chronic stammerers and slut
ereres is to be introduced in Chicago
public schools during the persent
school year.
The Four Hundred Skilled Employees
OF the Glendale Elastic Fabric com
pany of Easthampton, Mass. were no
tlned that the plant would shut down
TOR an indefinite period.
Gen. w. c. Oates died at Montaom-
cry, Ala, Friday. He was formerly
governor of Alabama a confederate tie
veteran and a brigadier general in the
Spanish-American war.
The Body of Woman was found in
Whttemore's pond, in Montvale Fri
day. The woman, whose name had not
been learned early in the afternoon. is
supposed to have committed suicide.
Traffic on the Main Line of the Bos-
ton and Albany division of the New
York Central railroad was tied up for
several hours by the derailment near
Chester, Mass, of four cars filed with
hogs.
Oregon Railroad and NAVIGATION
train No. 6, eastbbound, was wrecked
at Wyeth, twelve miles east of Port
land, Ore. One man is reported killed
and the engineer and fireman seriously
injured.
Owing to the Depletion of their ranks
by death and inability of the few re-
naming members to attend on account
of their feebleness, the annual reunion
of the Forty-niners at Chicago was
called off.
The Strike of $4,000 Coal Miners in
Illinois, which was settled yesterday it
is estimated, cost the miners $l2, 000,-
600 in wages. The loss to the operators
during the five months shutdown is
placed at S15,O00,0O
Joseph A. jacques of Worcester, who
was arrested on charge of defrauding
the government of customs duties in
obtaining entry of church vestments
and other articles, was held in $4,000
bail by United States Commissioner
Hayes.
Forest Fires Are Reported to have
broken out afresh on Bailey creek ju st
outside of the Yellowstone park. and
on the headwaters of the West Gal
latin river. No rain has fallen in that
region which is surrounded by heavy
timber.
Frank M. Couden. cashier in the Of
FIVE of the surveyor of custems at Gin
cinniti whose name was prominently
mentioned in the Warriner enlbezzle-
ment, scandal in the Big -Four railroad.
was discharged from the government
service.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10

Frank M. Couden. cashier in the Of
FIVE of the surveyor of custems at Gin
cinniti whose name was prominently
mentioned in the Warriner enlbezzle-
ment, scandal in the Big -Four railroad.
was discharged from the government
service.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10

The Strike of $4,000 Coal Miners in
Illinois, which was settled yesterday. it
is estimated, cost the miners sl20 =
600 in wages. The loss to the operators
during the five months shutdown is
placed at SIS 1000, 600
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10

Special Education for school children
VINO are chronic stammerers and slut
ereres is to be introduced in Chicago
puphc schools during the persent
school year.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10

Oregon Railroad and Navigation
train No. 6. eastbbound, was wrecked
at Wyeth, twelve miles east of Port
land, Ore. One man is reported killed
and the engineer and fireman seriously
injured.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10

Forest Fires Are Reported to have
broken out afresh on Bailey creek, just
outside of the Yellowstone park and
on the headwaters of the West Gal
latin river. No rain has fallen in that
region. which is surrounded by heavy
timber.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10

Joseph A. jacques of Worcester, who
was arrested on a charge of defrauding
the government of customs duties in
obtaining entry of church vestments
and other articles, was held III $4,000
bail by United States Commissioner
Hayes.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10

Gen. w. C.. Oates died at Mont2om-
cry, Ala, Friday. He was formerly
governor Of Alabama, confederate
veteran and a brigadier general in the
Spanish American war.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-08-05
BET BARREL OF MONEY
ON RESULTS OF GAMES
Am0riCus and Albany Have
Same Sports.

With hundreds-even thousands Of
dollars wagerad upon each baH game
played in Americus ami Albany of the
series now on between these two teams
it is little wonder that interest out
side of civic pride is at the highest
At every one of the nine games playef
already "a barrel Of money" in the
language of the hour, has been bet
won or lost. as fortune favored one
or the other. Americus sports win
and lose alternately, as do the back
ers of the Albany bunch, and the re-
suit is accepted cheerfuIly Men with
hands full of bills go about the grounds
seeking bets, and always with assur-
ed success. Albany comes here Load
ed with sheckels, and Americus car
ries her own dough there in automo-
biles filled to the rim In the game
here on Tuesday the Albany hackers
won their barrel taking $500 in one
lump, to say nothing Of lesser amounts,
but the Amerious gents got tEle AL
bany goat. hair and hide, ON Wednes-
days game and had money to burn