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The evening world., 1911-04-13
Tommy Murphy:S Present
Condition q Revelation

That Murphy was in and his ring
career ended. The fight fans We're sin
cere in their expression of sorrow, for
Murphy. no matter what ones oninion
may be of his pugillstic prowess, was
liked and always will be for the honest.
straightforward efforts that caused his
rise from the lap of poverty TO the
topmost rung of the lightweight class.
1t appears ow, however. as II "A lot OF
sympathy was wasted on Tommy then.
for at no other time In his ten years of
fighting did nc look better. train better
and act so strong as nc does to-day.
Compared to his condition when hc
was working for Brown. he is a reve-
lation. He is up in the Bronx getting
into the necessary good shape for an
important engagement next Tuesday
night with the Justly celebrated Packey
Mcfarland at the FaIrmont A.. c.. II
seems that nothing can happen to spoil
this treat for the fight fans. II would
he a calamity for Murphy II anything in
tervened, for the bout means a trc-
mendous lot to him. a good showing
with the stock Yards champion will
re-establish the local boys claim TO the
championship, and that's what Tommy
realizes he must attain.
Murphy Fast as a Streak.
During mis- work yesterday in the gym
and in the ring at the Fairmont CluD
to-day Tommy Showed all his old-tima
I vim and strength. His bout with the
welterweight Al Greenwood was nothin-
hut a fight. and the cluster OF spur.5
gathered outside the ropes couldn't help
admiring the ability Of Murphy. lie
was fast "a a streak and as strong a.
a young bull. His arms worked like
piston rods at lon range and his inside
work was swift and effective. His RICH
hand drive 70 the body had the powe!
of "A middleweight t,hind Il. and II
' Tommy can get 1t on Mcfarland a.
| effectively as he did on Greenwood
Packey will be stunG severely.
This same Greenwood Is no slouct
when K comes to the clever stun, anc
he is bigger and stronger than McFar.
land. During the bout with Greenwood
Tommy wore an ear guard TO save n.
left hearing apparatus from unnecessarl
injury before next Tuesday night. II,
acquired this caulihowcr decoration /!
his first bout with Brown.
After the workout Tommy was a
fresh as the proverbial daisy. Tn
writer remarked that he must be fee.ini
pretty good.
II am replied 'Murrh." 1T make
a lot OF difference when a fellow is fee
ing as we'll as ! am now"
The evening world., 1911-04-13
ZbysIko wins Another,

HARTFORD. Com Aprn -, ZsyszRo
took two straight falls from Pages, the
Greek, the first IN 81 minutes and o
seconds and the econd in 30 minutes
and 20 seconds. Hhyszko was hard
pressed at ti'Ies.
The evening world., 1911-04-13
Joe phillips Beats KiIbnn..

DETROIT. April l3.-Joe Philips o.,
.,ew York was awarded a popular de-
cision over Tommy Kilbane OF Glove
land at Windsor. The fight went eight
rounds and was considered tame. The
men are lightweishts.
The evening world., 1911-04-13
A NEW SHERLOCK HOLMES STORY

'The Adventure of the Norwood
Builder" 10 the title OF the complete
Conan Doyle Sherlock Holmes Detec-
tive Story to be given In booklet form
with next Sundays World. One OF a
set Of thirteen complete stories. Get
tho set,
The evening world., 1911-04-13

ETER ,MAHR, once Utmost a
heavyweight champion, Peter Of
the "wallop,' has been under
cover go long that followers Of the ring
often wonder what has become OF him.
Peter lives in Harlem. He takes no
more interest in the boxing game, Peter
figures his years in the ring as lost
time. as indeed they were, for not n
dollar of the thousands Peter earned
could now be found in his pockets.
In his time Peter Maher came nearer
10 Knocking out Bob Fit2simmon1 han
any man who met TIA" freck'ed wonder
before ferries took the helvyweIgnt
championsnip from him. In their first
fight Peter landed his deadly ''va'op'
and Fitzsimmons was practically
knocked cold on his feet, II happened
that Makers own hackers We're See
cretly betting on Fitzsimmons. They
had simply stacked Peter up against
the Australian TO get a piece OF change.
and they never dreamed that there was
a chance OF F3tzsimmons being knocked
out.
Just as Peter stepped forward Wit
his trusty right poised for the couT
de grace, as we say at our club, m
~agonized voice came from his corner:
peter. for the love Of God, Peter
stand back! He's stallins,'
Peter STOOD back FltZsimmons re
covered and realized how near ne ma.
come to being whipped. A few min.
u,es later the foxy Antipodean fogut
his opening and knocked poor Maize
cold as an iciclc,
The evening world., 1911-04-13

"BROADWAY' ALEC SMITH WAS
no match for Alfred De Gro. the cham
pion pool player, in The first block of a
three nights special pool match at
Doyle's Academy. De orc won by a
score OF 13S to ~. The match is a handi-
cap affair, De ORC TO make 400 points In
the three nights.
The evening world., 1911-04-13

THE LORRAINE PURSE, THE
feature cverN Of the card at the James
town track. was won by Michael An
CELLO at the juicy odds Of 20 TO l. Very
few bets were made on the horse as It
was not thought that he could beat
the fast bunch Of sprinters which start
ed IN the race.
The evening world., 1911-04-13

nAsEBALL,. Polo Grounds To-day 4 =. N.
Cisnt V. Philadelphia. Adm. 80 & 5V...'
The evening world., 1911-04-13
SpORTING 70 2o@
Mms7mdM

CREW AND TRACK MEN AT
Columbia will take advantage OF the
Easter recess. which starts to-day, to
get in some extra practice before The
opening OF their spring schedules.
Coach Rice will have his oarsmen out
on the river twice daily. while Coach
Wefers viii work his runners on South
Field morning and afternoon.
The evening world., 1911-04-13

THE YALE GREW, HEADED BY
Jack Frost. rave one to Springfield to
get into condition for their ace with
the University OF Pennsylvania, winch
takes place on MAY 10. Only the regular
VARSITY eight was taken.
The evening world., 1911-04-13
Leon An1es a Dyed-in-the-W00
Opening-Game HOOdO0 for Giants

STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE. AMERICAN LEAGUE
Club W. H. Pei CLUB W H. Pc. Club, W. H. Pei Club. W. &c
rInvnr. . i@.l nruina"" . ! q f. Louis: 9 iI@ iiGrMd" 9 900
RESULTS OF Yesterdays GAMES.
rhHddrhT 2 New y@k@ Nv York % Ptsadph,. l.
Pusuus II. Cincinnati. I. s. Louis. IL; Cleveland .
,htYl ~ St. LWA g. II innings. ItptChcso game postponed on scnun
Gale on account of darkness Of rain.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR ToDAY.
philadelphia AT N~v York. New York at Philadelphia,
Brooklyn Mt H-tn. RHon at Wahuron
pNtbUg at ,uaunu. '. tlelmd at St. LJm.
St Louis at Chicago Chrago at Detroit
The evening world., 1911-04-13
R.Gr-.
~
Freddy Welsh Should Have
Knocked Out Pal Moore Had
He Possessed the Punch, as
Al Through the Ten Rounds
He Found the Native Boxer
an Easy Target.
cncsdkt. 1911. ~ TIE Pres. P,nsi',rins Co

Oucgdsnt, 1911. ~ TIE Pres. prnlishine Co.
rThe Nov York World.
-REDDY WELSH outpointed Pal
Moore at the National last night
in a ten-round bout 1t was action
all the way. fast and clever. Welsh ,rs
constantly the aggressor. Ho hit Pal
"a often as he pleased and took only
= moderate pounding In return. Fred
dyS only trouble was that he didn't
have Q punch. Moore was such an o.5y'
TARGET that II Welsh had been able 10
NIT a. all he should have put him out.
Moore's blows had the power behind
them. but only a few landed or the
clever Engiishman, who blocked and
ducked and smiled in a sarcastic way as
the gloves flew over his head.
Il was a clean, fair fight. Freddy
Ibutted only a few times. n then not
very seriously. Either he has reformed
or he found Pal so easy that 20 add an
occasional butt to his jabs would be Ike
touching Jack Johnson's complexion up
with lampblack.
Pal Moore started the FIRST round with
confidence. Welsh went right after
him and landed jabs in punches He
began shooting his right straight over
after the left. and PA backed up. From
that moment Pairs goat was gone.
There was a snappy sting in Welsh
blows. and Pal didn't seem to like the
going. Welsh stood in the centre oi
the ring while Moore danced all around
him, continually backing away.
In the third round Pal landed a
humping punch. Welsh retaliated by
hitting him on the nose ever faster
than before. Pals nose began to bleed.
Welsh. smiling. jabbed more and more
He was fast and clever. lie stood Ii
o. close as he could, and very few o
his punches missed. In the sixth rounC
he must nave LANDED about fifty blow
on Pals nose and chin. Not muci
power behind them! They didn't seen
70 hurt Moore. They only bewilderet
him and made him miss.
Pal began mixing harder. lie WASH
very tired. His chances were better II
the mixing. Now and then he put 1,
q hard body punch. Welsh kept goin.
at high speed all the time. At the enc
Of the bout he had a big lead.
= AM beginning TO wonder II Able Attel
didn't have an object in pusting hi
arm out OF commission. Did Abb,
want 20 be an actor. like Bat Nelson
Bob Fitzsimmons and the rest OF them
At n rate Attell is delivering a mono
losue. and he writes TO tell me that h,
u knocking them of their seats" Il
use . Bat Nelson expression.
Boston. Mass. April II.
Dear B.-I am enclosing you clip
pings Of my first great success here
In Boston-success in another line
that my friends said ! couldn't make
good at. I took a chance. and with
an audience that expected TO see ne
box l put over my monologue and
have scored another X. O. re-
Osived a wire that ! am wanted fer
Eew York for the week of the 24th.
at Keith & Proctor's Fifth Avenae.
j will be featured on Broadway. and
my future success seems assured.
With best wishes to all the boys. l
remain. sincerely yours.
ABE ATTELL.
The evening world., 1911-04-13

WHEN THE TINE ARRIVES FOR
the football players to begin practice
il IS expected that the Cornell team will
do their worh In a new stadium which
S TO be cut in Kite I'm, a big piece
u ground at Ithaca, n. Y. The Ath-
letlc Field Committee has Just com
pleted arrangements for the purchase
% the new athletic feld and al archl-
tcct from this city has been directed
20 proceed with the work of fixing up
.he field.
The evening world., 1911-04-13

c. F. HOLWAY, THE AM ERICAN
Spriuter, was defeated by Donaldson. Of
Victoria. in the worlds s~printing cham
plonship at one hundred yards a, Mel
bourne, Australia. Donaldson Won by
three yards. covering the distance In
ten seconds Tat.
The evening world., 1911-04-13

vt MONTE CARLO THE CIIANTE-
Ter II. won the Prix Rivera OF $50.
Cor cruisers from twelve to eighteer
metres I'm length in the motor boa. re-
grt,a. The race was run over the
nfty-kuomere course, the time heng
ono hour SIX minutes and thirty-nin,
seconds.
The evening world., 1911-04-13

EnIire block. 6th ay., SD s4th st. Ewes. aT
DAILY Matinees at 2. Beat seats $l.OO.
Marching Through Georgia--BAlIet Of Niagara
The international CuD-12 Big Circus AotA
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-12-22
YOUNG GERMAN COMMITS
SUICIDE IN NASHVILLE

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 21.-When
J. r. Krohmer opened his meat mar
ket this morning he found his kins-
man and employee, Will Allmendar, %,
dead, with a bullet hole in his tenn
pie. To disappointment of love and
suicide Is ascribed his rash deed. ALL
mendar, who came from Wittenberg,
Germany, five years ago, had been
paying court tc Mrs. Grace Bowers.
Yesterday friend Of the latter told
AlImendar he would have to get an
other sweetheart, as Mrs. Bowers
would marry today. Allmendar joked
with her about the news. Later he
called up Mrs. Bowers and the report
was verified. Mrs. Bowers will marry
Lawrence Hall, Of this county, to-
night. She said in the eight months
period Of his attention, Allmendar had
said no word of love to her.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-12-22

The refusal Of Premier Yuan Shi
Kai to accept republic is a categor-
ical reply to a communication made
to Linn from Shanghai by his repre-
sentative, Tang Shao vi, after the
meeting of the peace conference be-
tween delegates of the imperial gov
eminent and revolutionaries held yes
terday. A statement issued after the
session of the conference yesterday
afternoon said that Tang Shao VI, re-
plying to DR.. WI Ting Fang, the
leader of the revolutionary delegates
who had presented the case in favor
of a republic, expressed his readi-
ness to accept DR.. WI Ting Fang's
views, but that the matter was so i'm
portant that he must first communi-
cate with Pehn."
The armistice between the opposing
forces was extended to December 80,
in order to give time for reply from
Pekin.
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CONVICTED PREACHER is
NOW IN FEDERAL PRISON

Atlanta, Dec. 21.-Frank w. San
ford, self-styled elijah H. and the
leader of the Holy Ghost and Us So
ciety, arrived here today to btgin his
ten-year term at the federal prison.
Sanford was convicted of causing the
death of one of his followers by fail
ure to provide proper food on a voy-
age of the Holy Ghost yacht Coronet.
Sanford was in excellent humor af-
ter his long ride from Portland, Me-,
and was loaded down with magazines
and newspapers when he alighted
from the train.
81 don't know what / am going to
do yet" he said, as he was waiting
for street car 81 am not In the
federal prison and won't know any
thing until get there, and then l
guess they won't let me talk"
Sanford was taken direct to the
prison. He was not handcuffed and
there was no outward indication that
he was a prisoner.
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CONFERENCE WAS HELD
BY TAFT AND SHERMAN

Washington, Dec. 21-Subsequenr 10
call at the white house today by
Vice President Sherman, wide cred
ence was given to report that Mr.
Sherman does not desire to be the re-
publican candidate for governor OF
New York. It was reported that I'M
less his party desired him to run
again for the vice presidency, he
would retire from politics Marcn
1918.
The ppresident, it was stated to-
day, was being urged to interest him
self in the vice presidential situa-
ton. If Mr.. Taft is to be nominated,
his friends have suggested that his
choice of a running mate should be
known before convention time. It
was reported that some of the New
York republicans had recommended
that Mr.. Sherman be retained on the
ticket.
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WAS
GIVEN Big FINE
STATE ATTORNEY INTERRUPTED
MURDER TRIAL TO FORCE DE-
TEcTIvE BEFORE JUDGE.

Indianapolis, Ind, Dec. PA plea
that he had been under an intense
nervous strain because he ha been
Swallowed by thugs and hirelIE gs' in
the employ of the National ELECTORS
Association and labor unions Turing
the dyEamiting investigation, Id not
avail County Prosecutor Bakeli when
he appeared in the criminal court to-
day to show cause why he shoAld not
be punished for contempt. Juose Jo-
seph Marley fined him $50.
Baker interrupted a murdet trial
late yesterday when he forced Robert
j. Foster, a detective for thel erec-
tors association, into court and asked
Judge Marley to protect him against
interference by Foster. The court
said today the prosecutors action was
irregular and unnecessary, butt added
that he would instruct the gra i'd jury
to inquire into the identity ~ per-
sons annoying the prosecutor.
To indicate the mental stress under
which he had labored, Baker 1old the
court that a member Of the preced-
ing grand jury had become insane
through consideration of the alleged
dynamiting plot and had imagined he
was John J. Mcnamara, on trial for
his life. The man was not dismiss
ed, the prosecutor said, because 1t
was feared the public might miscon-
strue that action, $50 great was inter-
est in the investigation.
That he knew Detective Foster had
been armed with magazine pistol
was the excuse offered by Baker for
his attempt to search Foster In court
after the Judge had ordered him out
Of the room. No gun was found in
Fosters possession by policemen who
went through his pockets.
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ROOSEVELT NOT
To Be IN RACE
NzSz 49, =: es--@-
FOR PRESIDENT
EX-PRESlDENT'S FRIENDS AS
SURE TAFT OF THE SUPPORT
OF NEW YORK COUNTY.
Petition is Filed in Nebraska to Have
RooseVelt's Name Placed Upon the
Primary Ballots Next Year-CoIoneI
Strong in West.

New York, Dec. 21.-President Taft
went back to Washington early today
with assurances from Samuel hoenig,
republican county chairman, that he
wo Id have the support Ct thu New
York county dc egation - the coming
national convention. Chairman Koe-
mig took the occasion of the presi-
dents visit to state that Colonel Roos-
eyelt was not a candidate for 1912.
The president returned without see
ing Colonel Roosevelt or receiving any
communications from him. y visit
paid by DR.. Lyman Abbott stated d
report that he was an ambassador
from his associate in magazi4s work,
but this DR.. Abbott promptly denied
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A BOND ISSUE TO
Be CONSIDERED
BY NEW COUNCIL
MAYOR BUTTS AND MANY OF THE
ALDERMEN FAVOR
THE PLAN.
Voters of the City May Be Called
Upon to Decide an Issue of $4,000
for General improvements Early in
the Coming Year.

A bond issue for $4,000 by the
city of Brunswick.
That is matter which The voters
of Brunswick may be called upon to
decide before the coming year has
progressed very far, and, although
nothing definite will be done until the
council Of 1912 gets we'll under way,
it is known that the bond issue is a
question that will receive attention OF
the incoming council.
When the present council took over
the reins OF city government last year
and looked into the general situation
from n financial viewpoint, 1t was
quickly discovered that q bond issue
was needed in Brunswick, FIRST for a
number of improvements that VIII
shortly have to be made in Brunswick,
principally an extension of The sewer
ago system; and second, because the
city owes to its sinking fund a large
sum of money, and portion derived
from the bond issue could be appro-
priated to the fund
1t is known that Mayor Butts and
the members of the finance commit
tee have already given this matter Sc
rious consideration and all of them
agree that bond issue will be abso-
lutely necessary in Brunswick within
a very short time
It is expected that as soon as the
new council gets everything else
shaped up for the year, that this very
important matter will be taken up and
the voters may be called upon to de-
eide the matter within few months.
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REPORT OF REYES
CAPTURE DENIED
NOTHING KNOWN OF RUMoR
GET ABROAD BY MADERo's
SECRETARY.

Mexico City, Dec. 21-The report Of
the capture Of General Reyes, pub
lished in some newspapers here, is
generally discredited. A telegram
from General Treyino, at Monterey,
says he has no confirmation of the
report.
Other usually well informed circles
have no knowledge of the occurrence,
although Juan Sanchez ACCOM-, Sec
rotary to President Madero, is quoted
as declaring thai message received
from judge in the district of Ia
maulipas confirmed the capture.
The department Of the interior de-
clared that it had received no news
in the matter.
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PRESIDENT TAFT MAKES
NUMEROUS NOMINATIONS

Washington, Dec. 21.-President
Taft today sent nominations to the
senate including the following:
Elliott Northcott Of West Virginia,
minister to Venezuela.
George T. Weitzell of Missouri, min
lister to Nicaragua.
Secretaries Of embassies: Robert
Woods Bliss of New York, at Paris;
Arthur Blanchard Of Louisiana, at
Toxic; Montgomery Schuyler, Jr., of
New York. at Mexico City; Post r.
Wheeler of Washington, d. O., Rome;
Charles s. Wilson. Maine, at st. Pc
tersburg.
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JURY FAILED TO AGREE
IN WEALTHY WIDOW CASE

New York, Dec. 21.--A supreme
court jury today was unable to de-
eide whether Mrs. Helen Kockman,
"a wealthy Southern widow" bor-
rowed money from Michael Geisman,
a Harlem butcher boy, as Geisman al
legged, or had been as Mrs. Kockman
declared, "only sympathetic Gels
man sued to recover $500 he said
he loaned the defendant. She lived
luxuriously at a big hotel.
The defendant told the jury the
scheme was "a simple game of black
mail"
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SHERWOOD PENSION BILL
WILL PASS U. S SENATE

Washington, Dec. 21.-"If the Sher-
wood pension bill could have been
passed by the senate by this time, what
Christmas offering 1t would have
been for the men who made Appomat-
tox possible" exclaimed Senator
Brown of Nebraska, today in the SEN
ate.
Complaint has been made that 1t
would be too heavy a drain on the
treasury" he said, "but what is the
country's treasury for" he asked, "but
to pay the country's debts?"
The bill has passed the house, and
Mr.. Brown predicted it would be en-
acted in the senate.
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GENERAL ORDER ISSUED
FOR CLERKS TO STRIKE

Houston, Tex, Dec. 21.-Striking
freight clerks of the Hartman lines
here today announced that a general
order has been issued for all freight
clerks on the Hartman lines in Texas
and Louisiana to go out tomorrow as
q result of the refusal of the man
agement to grant an eight-hour day
with time and half pay for over
time.
All points on the system east of FL
Paso are saidu to be involved.
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INTERESTING GAME OF
BASKETBALL LAST NIGHT

With a very interesting game be-
tween the Glynn High School and the
Town Team, the score ended to 5 in
favor Of the High School. Following
is the lineup:
High School: w. Anderson, G; F.
Aiken, F; G. Tolnas, F; s. Fleming,
G; c. Stuart, G..
Town Team: L. Everett, G; L.
Burns, F; ]. O'Connor, F; L. Bennett,
G; p. Tolnas, g.
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Declines to Talk.

Omaha, Neb., Dec. 21.-John ".
Yeiser, who filed the Roosevelt petit
ton, declined to say whether he was
authorized by Colonel Roosevelt to
file petition to have his name put
on the official ballot He admitted,
however, that he had been in CORE
spondence with the former president.
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PRESIDENT DENIES REPORTS.

Panama, Dec. 21.-Quiet has reigned
throughout the republic since Decem-
Der 6. No disturbances or riots of any
kind have occurred recently. Accord
ing TO DR.. Pablo Arosemena, president
of the republic, the outlook is calm
and no disorders are anticipated.
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Taft Back in Washington.

Washington, Dec. 21.-President
Taft, accompanied by Secretary Hilles
and Major Butts, returned to Wash
ington this morning, at 712, after
two days of dinners, addresses and
political conferences in New York
city.
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PREPARE FOR UPRISING.

Tripoli, Dec. 21.-Italian officers are
preparing for a possible uprising OF
the natives tomorrow, as 1t has been
rumored that the Mohammedan new
year, which falls tomorrow, would
be made the occasion Of holy war
on the Christians.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-12-22

Lincoln, Neb., Dec. 21.-A petition
Roosevelt be placed on the primary
ballot as a candidate for the repupli-
can nomination for president of the
United States was received by Secre-
tary of State Wait this morning. The
petition is signed by Attorney John
o. Yeiser of Omaha, and twenty five
other voters.
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DISABLED SHIP AT CHARLESTON

Charleston. s. c., Dec, 21-The Nor
wegian steamer Sassiopeia, Captain
Logrep, from Stranger for Charles
ton, arrived here today the worst
for encountering the storm Off the
coast. One of the seamen was
drowned when he was swept over
board by wave. There is water in
the after hold and the steamer is
otherwise damaged, 1t is stated.
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Wakes GIFT TO COLLEGE.

Macon. Ca, Dec. 21.-G. s. Hodgs%
Decatur county lumber and turpen-
tine operator, today contributed s1e,-
900 to the Wesleyan College here.
There was great rejoicing at the COLI
lege this morning when President w.
N. Ainsworth announced the news Of
the eift. H ia