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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-17
SULLIVAN NAMES
ATHLETIC TEAMS
All-American and All-Collegiate
Athletics Picked by ANA
teur Secretary.

New York January 16-The all
american track team selected at the
sullivan, secretary of the Amateur
Athletic Union, wcre announced here
tonight The names of weight
athletes appear in the composition OF
The selections for tho athletic and
college teams follows:
Ail-An;erican Athletic Team.
!Qo-yard run-H. =. Drew, SPRING
22o-yard run-p. +. Lippincott. Uni
verSity of Pennsylvania.
30o-yard rum. W. Sheppard, Irish
American A. G.
4i0-yard rune. b. Han Chicago A
soo-yard run-T. ]. Halpin. Boston
A. a.
Soo-yard rum. F. Meredith, Univer-
l.0o0-yard run-A. r. Kiviat, Irish
American a. g.
one-mile rum. P. Jones. Cornell
Two-milc run-w. j. Kramer. Long
island 4. &.
Five runcH. Kolehmainen.
versity OF Southern California.
22o-Yard hurdles. l. Wendell, New
Stanford University
Running high jump-A. w. Richards,
Throwing discus-E. Muller. Irish
American \. c.
Standing high tump-Leo Goehring.
New York ~ c.
Three standing broad jumps-Ed-
ward i. Zines. Bronx Church House.
Running hop, step and Jump-D. j.
Ahearn, Illinois A. g.
Pole vaults. p, Wagner. Missouri
one-mile waikiki. b. Clifford, Nc
Gladden. Lyceum.
Three-rnile walk-Edward REM, Mo-
seven-mile walk-F Fl. Kaiser. New
Cross .country-Sydney Leslie. Long
Ten mile run--Harry j. Smith, Bronx
Church House.
ruttting l6-pound shot-p. ]. Nc
Five pound weight for dlstance-M
MGerGrath; Irish American a. c.
am Ihrow frigf shiX sixteen hammer.
Irish American a. &.
lround-Frcd Thomson, New York
AiI-AmerIcnn College Team.
100 yard rum. Il. Patterson. Penn
2ao- yard run-D. f. Lppincott, Penn
ss sSyy YARD r rSn-G 3 H H2aw2 Michigan Oh
Stanford.
Throwing sixteen-pound hammer
Karl Shattuck. California
l2o-yards hurdlc-F. w Kelly, Uni
verslty OF Southern California
220-yards hurdle. l. Wendle, Wes-
leyan.
Running high Jump-Edward Bccson.
California.
Pole vaults p. WAGNER, Yale.
1 TWo-mile run--Willian NcC,nrdv
Pennsylvania.
Putting sixteen pound shot. A..
] whitney, Dartmouth.
ward
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-17
R|XEY DENIES
FEDERAL RUM0R
Phillies' Elongated Twirler Not
Flirting With New League.
Studying Hard.

charlottesville. Va. January 1e.-
Eppa RiXey. the elongated southpaw of
tho Phillies. denied Tonight that ho
had been approached by or received any
oner from Knabe or any other repre-
sentative of the Federal League. More
over. he stated, that he had not even
outlaws.
Rixey said that he received his con-
tract yesterday, but had not signed 1t,
as II is his intention TO ask Manager
Doom to allow him to complete his
course at the University of Virginia
before Joining the team. Rixey is spe-
ciaiizing in chemistry, and is making
such splendid progress that he is 10th
to give up his studies until he has won
his sheepskin.
The tall left -hander Is a hard stu
dent, and although hoI spends many
hours in the laboratories each day,
finds time to engage in golf. his
favorite sport I'm winter. with the ex-
ception of Il ten days absence during
Christmas. he has hardly missed a day
on tho university links since early fall,
and is, therefore, In splendid physical
condition. He is considered the best
player in college, and holds the record
of the course
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-17
NEW TRACK RECORD
; HUNG Up AT JUAREz
r. o. Egan's Gelding, Pay Streak,
Cuts One-Fifth of Second
OFF Former Mark.

Juarez. January 16.-Pay Streak, n
siX-yeor-old gelding, running in the
colors of r. o. Egan. hung up new
track record for sewn furlongs this
afternoon. He negotiated tho distance
in ga 3-5 or onc-ffth OF second bet
tor than the best previous time made
by Vested Rights.
First race-three MISUNDERSTANDING
man, 100 (Woods), to 9. to 5 and
to 3, won; Ben's Brother. 112 MUIR
phy), to g. to 8. and out second Ed
Howard. 1og Hoftus), 8 to /. to /.
and even. third. Time. "a 2-5. Dom
Moran, Bachelor. Call Spot, Hay. Jack
Harrison, Mazanils also ram.
Second race-six furiongs-Silver
Tone. los (Claver). 8 to !, 3 to /, and
to 2, won; Bertha ", 10 (Gross), 8
to l, to l, and to 5, second; Felina
ITO (Molesowtrh). to /, to 1, and
to o, third. Timc, LIB 3-5 Mabel
Clarkson. Gonna, Va Va, Stevesta. Mon
treal Kindness, Ada Kenneday. Carona,
Attica. Ya-Hy-Yip. Crusty also ran
Third race-siX furlongs-Ponte-
tract. los (Jones), to /, to l and
2 to /. first: Tight Boy, 03 (Benton),
o TO g, to and to 8. second; John
I1urie. los (Gross), 3 to l, even and
to 2. third. Time, IL 2-5. Calcium,
Amohalko. an Gcrnito. Dahlgren, Con-
carne. Charley Brown, Miletus. Griz-
ely Bear. Sir Ballinger also ran.
Fourth race-scven furlongs-Pay
Streak. III (NtcIntyre), to 2. 2 to 8
and out. first; Cantcm, los (Hnyes).
to 81. 4 to 8 and out, second; Vested
Rights, 1o7 Gentry. to l. to 8
and out. third. Time. :23 As Irish
Gentleman nlso ran,
Fifth race-six Acknowledgement
dalton. 122 (O'Brien), Is to 1. o TO /
and to /. first; Chilla, 1O6 (Jones).
to .. to . and out, second; Jewel
L to .. third Time, 1:1o Miss Cark
OF Asia. 102 (Gross). to .. even and
Rosemary. Q. Il. Norvell Marsand.
Cloak. Fire. Kelsetta. Ormonde Cum
ningham, Dutch Rock also ran.
Sixth race-siX furlongs-Buttcr
Ball. los UIoftus), to ., to and
out. first: Janus. 100 (Guy), 10 to /,
TO and to /, second; Annual Inter-
est, 112 tO'Brien), 4 to !, s to and
ITO 10, third, Time, I'LL 3-5. Man
sadero. Rock Dale, Cool. Palatable,
Zulu also ran.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-17
0RYANLEAVES TO MEET
SECRETARY BRADLEY
New Manager of Colts Should Arrive in Richmond
Some Time Tomorrow Has Much Good
Material From Which to Select Colts.
BY GUS MALDERT.

Answering a hurry call from Score
tury w. B. Bradley, of the local base
hall outfit. Ray Ryan, who is to manage
the Colts during the coming season, ad-
vses that he will leave Cincinnati to-
day for Richmond. The hurry call is
to the fac, that Secretary bradley is
anxious to send out contracts to the
men who will wear the "unys" out at
the Broad Street lot. And IL isn't fear
that the Feds will come our way and
COP that's causing the hurry. Ryan
has been angling through the Ice. and
marvelously we'll. Therefore he has
many OF the good fish left in the sea
dangling to his hooks; Secretary Brad
ley Is anxious to look over the catch.
and ns he has never shone as long
distance Gazer. he was of the opinion
that il would 90 moro satisfactory TO
Eastward. Hearing the call OF his mas
ter. Ryan has answered.
Just what time the new manager will
arrive is not definitely known. though
il should be some time during the fore
noon tomorrow. There should be n
after he has held his confab with Herr
bradley. II all reports be, true. then
Ryan has SHARED about all tho good
minor league material extant.
But there's many slip between
primo winter material and pennant.
'rhe gossamcr rag is easily hoisted atop
Tho iDainmast along In January, but 1t
takes a flock OF steepleJacks to keep
It nloft come mid-July. Not hat Ryan
s. claiming ony championship honors
through the snowheaps. He is merely
announcing that he will have the usual
quota 70 tryouts, and among this num-:
ber he expects to find some pay dirt.
It's been a long time since Richmond
led the procession, , In the Virginia
oldest inhabitant has to tax his memory
10 spell the date Alright However. tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-17
WAKE FOREST is
WINNER OF GAME
Defeats Elon College in First
Real Test-Holding
Saves Day.

Wake Forest. y. c.. January 16-In
the first hard game of the season. Wake
Forest defeated Elon. the claimant of
the State championship. 16 to 10. While
playing at below his usual form. tho
credit for the victory is due William
Holding, the Baptists' star forward. Al
though seriously sick, he came into the
game In the second half. despite the
objections OF his friends. and trans
formed the team, which had been held
scoreless for ten minutes. Into Il fight
ing machine. At the beginning Of tho
first half the score stood to 5 In ia
vor of Elon. The Baptists made n
whirlwind start and piled up three
goals in as many minutes. However
the visitors fought hard, and with one
minute to play, the score was 10 ALL
Referee Cartmcll called n double foul
Captain Newman missed his opportu-
nifty and Holding tossed the winning
goal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-17
With Local CUNTS

The Howitzers i've defeated tho Medical
college of Virginia last night by the score
OF % TO II. The game was free from rough
ness and well played by both qulnts.
The game scheduled between the Blues
second team and McGill's was POSTPONED
because OF battalion drill by the ,niltiamen
It will be played on the McGill's floor to-
night
AZ the Howitzers gym the Union Theologi-
cal seminary went down In defeat before
the strong team from Richmond College by
the score of 81 TO 81. The game was close
ana exciting throughout. On the same floor
inc Howitzers second team defeated Bene-
dictine College 20 to 10.
IN very fast and Interesting game on Me
GIN Catholic Union floor the Blues second
I'VE met defeat at the hands OF tho fast Me-
Gill team by tho score of 60 to g.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-17
DOUBLE BILL TO
DRAW BIG CROWD

The double wrestling bill to sbe Of
fered at the Academy of Music Mon
day night for one admission Is causing
Bob dry, who meets Joe Turner, is
regarded az one OF the best men in the
lightweight division. He is we'll put
bright. who wrested the belt from Tur-
ner only to lose it again to the man
he had conquered. His list of victories
make him n formidable opponent for
any man.
1Iilonls, who is to take on Martin
Leonard as the closing feature OF tho
bill, has been seen in action here, and
for him many friends. He Is quick
and knows tho game inside out. That
Il large crowd will journey to the play
house to witness tho carnival Is prac-
tically assured by the advance salo OF
ringside seats
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-17
HERBERT IS NOW
REAL CHAMPION
Gains Decision Over Cutlanos,
Holder of Featherweight
Championship Belt.

George Herbert came back into his
own last night, when he won the light
weight wrestling championship of tho
world from George Cutlanos, the Gre.
clan holder of the belt emblematic, of
the title. To the joy of the rather
whelmingly pro Herbert. the local lad.
after losing the first fan IN what
here since the revival of the game,
showed some of the class which made
him a terror in the, olden days; and
gained the second fall after less than 4
minute OF work, spraininG Cutlanoss
neck so that he was unable TO come to
the mat for the deciding fall. There is
Greek He was anxious to continue,
but after examination by physicians
cal condition to stand the strain. His
pulse was weak. and he showed other
signs OF the intense pain he was suf-
fering.
FaEsment, Kid Mcdonald, ma SD
straight falls The crowd grew irnpa-
TENT, despite the efforts OF the two
lanos- After some delay the two prin-
c.pals came 70 the mat. Throughout
the greater part OF the first fall Her
bert was or the defensive. though he
showed remarkable aggressiveness time
after time, and broke the holds OF his
opponent With gpp;a,rept ease; Coming
minutes OF fas, work, went straight
into head scissors and body hold. from
which ne vas unable 10 squirm, the
Creek getting tho decision
The second and final fall was go
quick that the greater part OF the au-
dience hardly realized what had hap
pened. The Greek was out for several
minutes, and was carried to his dress
inG-room by Herbert, where he revived
Herbert was presented with the belt,
and made a statement in which he
agreed TO give Cutlanos n return match
whenever he wanted IT, The Greek
said that he would be in condition to
Try TO regain his title III ten or fifteen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-17
HAROLD SLATER
LEADS GOLFERS
Wins Advertising Golf Tourney,
Taking Final Round From
r. M. Puryes.

Pinehurst, N. c.. January 16.-Har-
old Slater. OF Foxhills. l., l.. to-day
won the championship of the Golf
League OF Advertising interests. taking
the final round of tho leagues annual
tournament here from r. NJ. Purvcs, OF
Woodland, Mass, by score Of s up
and to play. The match was one
sided from the start. Slater finishing
the eighteen hole morning round S
up.
George C.. Dutton, of Belmont. won
tho consolation finals from ]. d. Plum
mer. of Springfield, up and to play
Other division winners were Sec
ond, w. K. Hatchkin. Montclair; third,
w. r. Roberts, Bala; Fourth. C. w.
Yates. Glen Ridge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-17
PLAYERS TO GET
CONTRACTS EARLY
Farrell Issues Notice to Clubs
That February 1 Is
Last Day.

Auburn, n Y, January 16.-John II.
Farrell, secretary OF the National AS
ISOLATION OF Professional Baseball
leagues, to-day gave cnt these two
notices: All National Association play
ers contracts for 1914 are subject to
the agreement made at Cincinnati
January 6. between the Players Fra
ternity, the National Commission, and
the National Association, relative to
changes and notifications In players
contracts.
All players under reservation must
be rendered contracts on or before
February !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-17
o. l. is looking longingly to 1914 and
what it Is to bring.

Strange how certain mild noises have
grown to Si2eable shouts since the an
nouncement of the Federal League.
Come forth now young men who have
worked hard keeping Jobs In class Co
success. asserting that they must have
either Increases In salary or else, gad-
cooks. they'll TO the Feds. Still lean
paunches make tractable baliplayers;
for dinner at the family pay table.
Therefore there is littlo reason to sup
pose that men In leagues below tho
couragement from proposed rival to
the majors. It's alright for tho players
TO get all that they can in the way
OF salary and perquisites, but 1t is the
BILE the substance against the shadow.
Anyway. the Fcdcrals. whether they
are TO be real or near-real, will hardly
trouble us hereabouts.
Captain Denny Parkinson says that
Petersburg has but two pitchers left.
They are Clyde Richmond and Harvey
Brooks. and Harvey Is casting almond
eyes ut the Feds, as we read in the
papers. Brooks had good eason in
1919; he had a poor season In 1912, and
duo n slump in 1914, which Is not SO
good for the Goobcrs. Captain Perkin-
son admitted that there might be some
body OH the local roster OF interest to
Petersburg, and that the owners OF
the Cockade franchise might be WILL
Ing to lend nm ear to anything Ryan
had TO suggest In tho way of trade.
Young Clarence Berger, the Freder-
icksburg Richmond College youngster,
nG are Ten tne GHs
arrived. advises Secretary Bradley that
he will actually report this year. Ber
SsT is big heys Snd am6l
tunlty to make good.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-17
Richie WILL NOT
MEET TOM MURPHY

San Francisco. January ls-The
lightweight championship battle he
tween Champion Willie Richie and
Harlem Tommy Murphy, scheduled for
the might OF January so, was called off
This afternoon by Harry Foley, repre-
tcnting Ritchio Foley told Promoter
lin Conroth this afternoon that DIT.
6allwey Informed the champion that
lie could not use his injured leg for
ri least two weeks Coffroth. when in
formed that the match was off. at once
wired Leach Cross. in Los Angeles. ask
Ing h!m 10 take Ritch!o's plnce
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-17
Will HOLD
TRACK MEET TODAY
Second Annual Intercompany
Games Take Place Tonight
in Drill Hall.

Tho second annual lntercompany
track meet will be held by the Blues
tonight in the drill hall of tho mill
tary organization. Some OF the men
have developed Into sprinters OF no
mean note. and will strain themselves
to the utmost in an effort to win, as
upon the showing made tonight Will
depend the selection Of men to repro
sent the Blues in the bigger meets In
this immediate section. Admission Is
by invitation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-17
GE:SSLER NAMED
TO LEAD STOG|ES
Announced as Manager of Pitts
burgh Club in Federal League
by McCullouph.

tlttaburgh. Pa. January 16-Robert
'brownie) Gesslcr, former big Lacquer
anu baseball coach. to-day signed a
contract TO manage the Pittsburgh
,ea'n OF tho Federal League. accord
ing to announcement by President
imam Mccullough. The terms OF
cor tract were not made known.
Gesslcr formerly played win pro1.L,,n
nationals and the Washinrton A,nart
can teams.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-17
GENERALS BEAT
OUT GAMECOCKS

ington and Leo kept her record clean
by winning the second basketball game
OF the season from tho University Of
The Gamecocks were outclasscd from
the start, and were never able to stop
the consistent scoring of the White
land Blue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-17
Poultry Show n su.ee.

As.,,,',, ,,IVVVHH OF Tho Virginia Poultry ghn,,
Icii 0hn,ioh report Of the recent exhihi,inn
financially II ives n success nv. '"unu thht
o,,onoe ne!d hex. November "a. a. "a ma ~
hssoo,a,M VII DO named at n meeting Of m :.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-17
CIahby-retroskcy nout rnxtnnnan

Los Angeits, CAT. january l6.-The
proposed twenty round contest be-
iween the mlddleweights, Petrosi,cv
and Jimmy Clabny, scheduled 10 tai,c
place tomorrow afternoon, has been
inoehnitely postponed. Pctroskcy lies
in the cara Barton Hospital threat
cned with appendicitis. Ills exact con
dition cannot he determined until TO-
morrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-17
Duffy to Eight White

Chicago, january l6.-Chnrlio White
and Jimmy DUFFY were matched to-day
TO box ten rounds in Buffalo on the
night of January 90. II White wins he
probably Will be matched by the Buff
falo promoters to meet Leach Cross
and Young Shugre.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-17
Saturday, january II. 1911.
The Place of Peas
in a llotntinn.

In a Rotation.
One great value
# the cowpeas In
he Improvement OF
he soil Is the short
time 1t takes to
mako the crop. Red
clover has n great
value. but 1t takes
two years to mako
1T. while tho cow
peas arc made in Il
Few weeks. They
can be profitably
sown among the
corn just ahead of
[ he last cultivotinn
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-07
'EVERYW0MAN AN
INPELLING PLAY
Shows Wear and Team, but
Given by Good Company Here,
Retains Power.
Ru rARLEToN COLLIER.

nav r,.1.,..,,, ,nnt4.y- spTp,nn
N"lleF bloN ~ Sonotiiion
livery "oI""it' WI ',i'', n, fbc At1
Il appeal ~ , L,3'', ..,,oa1od come
lall'a ily.lel = .i.''' -, thst come
OF Ihe IN e"Vo", - so,enn
Win iae w ~" ~ .5,,,.a.. ~ ,,oor
ahd some o. 'ny ~ .uvit,' ,oer "f ~
tlal inCiv'Sy Nl'1 ,' y, NOS os
pay ile; 'u, ~, 'S ,' 80 ,ts an.
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-07

The prospective vacancy in the At
torney Gcneralship of Georgia, TO be
brought about through Thomas 5.
Feldcr's candidacy for the uneXpireu
term of Senator Bacon, has not pre-
cipitatcd as yet any great number
OF booms for that highly desirable po-
sition. but there are % lot Of people
who are quietly talking about the
eminent fitness of solicitor General
Joseph r. Pottle Of the Ocmulgee
Circuit for the place.
BY general consent, Joe Pottle--
brother. by the Way, of former
Judge of the Court of Appeals Bob
pOttlc-is rated as tIc best equipped
snd nose effective prosecuting ait
tOrney now Ia the service Of the
State. and, besides his splendid fit
ness for the position of Attorney Gen
cral he is lly--really, ne is
popular throughout the entire state
Indeed, If Joe Pottle should indi-
cate willingness to stand for the At
torney Generalship of Georgia, he
would have Immediately compact
and highly influential following lined
up in hundred or more counties
with bright enough prospects In all
The Attorney Generals office IN
Georgia has GENERALLY been regarded
not only as a mighty honorable and
important office within itself, but d
stepping stone to even bigger things
From that office have been gradu-
ated. SO to speak, Governors Sen
ators. Supreme Court justices and
ether dignitied officials without mum
Der. Any efficient man occupying the
Attorney Generals office is in line
for other things
Solicitor Pottle has not, Of course,
Indicated to any person a desire TO-
the Attorney Generalship, and such
talk as has connected him thus far
with the place has been entirely
without his sanction II is not even
known whether he would agree TO
become a candidate for The position
but, if he should. it Is admitted that
he would be a mighty hard man to
defeat and he might get the office
without a contest
John w. Bale. who is an announced
candidate for the Legislature from
Floyd County, is reported most
likely winner many people going so
far as to predict that he viii lead
The ticket Floyd has three Repre-
sentatives In the House
Mr. Bale is 10 novice in Tie game
Of politics. and has way With voters
that seems to land him pretty well
on his feet, as rule He has sus-
tanned only one defeat in his political
career thus far-When Solicitor En-
mis-. OF Floyd. beat him 125 votes for
that ofticc-and that defeat really was
i'm the nature of draw, for he (B2le)
previously had scored defeat against
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-07

I postmaster appointed by OK Pres.den.
TAFT
one by one, TIE others have walk
ed the plank" but tom" Murphy,
the genial Augusta postmaster, has
remained on the lob. His term viii
expire On june 10, and 1t Is said
that another may be appointed
There IS no demand In Augusta for
Murphy TO be removed lie was APP
pointed as Democrat by Mr.. TAFT
because the then President had a high
regard for The big hearted newspaper
man who covered" Tafts stay here
as pres,deut-e elect for one Of the local
PAPERS.
Mr. Tat later took Murphy with
Kim to Panama, and he always calls
him "Old Murf"
with Congressman Hardwick fac
ing difficult situation In trying to
select a successor 10 Murphy and with
no strong demand existing for the
removal Of the present postmaster it
is believed by Murphy's friends that
re has a good chance to be reap
pointed.
Judge Robert Z. Daniel, who has
been mentioned widely both for Cow
crnOr I'm the event Governor Slaton
goes to the Senate. and for Congress
man from his district has definitely
set at rest both rumors and has let
It be known that his highest ambition
Is d. succeed himself as Judge of the
Flint Circuit
Judge Daniel in this connection,
says.
you are authorized to state for
me that these reports are withou.
foundation and have never been au-
thorized by me.
at Is my desire again to be elected
Judge of the Flint Circuit, and at the
proper time ] will make my formal
announcement for this office, but
am candidate for neither Governor
nor FOR Congressman.
81 had intended waiting until later
before making any announcement OF
nv intentions but ! think it best to
set AT rest these rumors. And in
this. the first interview that | have
given as to my intention, you may
say for me that, while | am grateful
to NV friends for their kindness and
their assurances of support ! viii be
in the race to succeed myself as judge
Of this circuit. and will not run for
Congress or Governor
It is quite characteristic of William
W. Osborne. of Savannah for long
time a prime favorite in the betting
Just previous to the recent Senatorial
appointment Of w. S. West, that the
savannah man, all the while his boom
was on in Georgia, was in the East
quietly attending to some legal basil
ness, just as IL nothing unusual was
going on back home, and altogether
as if he had no personal interest in
the same.
The consensus Of opinion is that
Osborne would have made a fine Sen
ator. had the Governor seen Mt tc
name him-put far be it from osborne
TO get excited about it
South Georgia sets much store by
"Biuic" Osborne. and rightly enough
to. SO most folks think. He Is full
Senatorial size.