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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-05-18

To repair Woods Mill bridges % 90
To blast rock on Russellville
and Highland Lick road 30 w
For Poor House and other 80
paupers outside. ....:..' 400 W
For Judge Common Pleas 49,. -
Court ...........,...'. ooO w
To repair Jail ............. 10 w
For new lattice door for
JAN ,........ '.'''' ~ w
For the manager of the work mn ~
mouse .............'' wv w
To repair Dupey's bridge. 10 w
JUSTICES OF PEACE FOR ATTENDING
.nn,, rupu 1888
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-05-18

The Franklin Favorite came out
last week as a double number. 1t
was a most deserving stroke Of en-
terprise, and will win favorable COM
ment wherever it will be seen.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

SUPERIoR-Ellen S. Rathbun VS.. Geo. W.
Rathbun, divorce; decree granted. Thos.
Ii. Bedell Us. Jalius Berkey. trespass on the
case: on trial. Helen Z. Bateman VS.. Chas.
Bateman, divorce; decree granted.
UsITKD srArEs.-UDited States VS.. John
Anderson. making and having in his pos
session counterfeit money; found guilty and
sentenced to the Iopia House Of Correction
for four years. The National Bank oi
America at Chicago vs.. +. II. White ct. al ;.
sssumpsit; verdict for plaintiff in the sum
OF s.. .327 69 proceedings stayed for ninety
DAYS to allow defendants 10 settle bill o
exceptions. United States vs.. l.. ID. Kies,
implicated with John Anderson; two in
dictments; arraigncd and pleaded not guilty
United States VS. Asa Kingsbury. unisw-
fully taking letters from postoffice; pleaded
guilty. United States vs.. Harry Moore,
counterfeiting silver coins; pleaded moi
guilty.
PROBATE CoURr.-Estate of Stewart Ives,
deceased: executors second annual account
filed. Estate OF Maria Dake. deceased; bond
and oath on sale Of real estate fled. Estate
of Aexande- Mclean. deceased: bond and
oath on sale OF rszi estate hled. Estate oi
Thomas V. b. Mitchell, deceased; bond Of
ddnax dc bonis a0n filed and letters issued
To Cors NJ. Fieroe. 10 re Peter De Hamsr,
an adopted child; order adopting child
name unchanged"
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07
TRAIN TIMR TABLES

GRAND RAPIDS d TEDIASA-IN EFFECT
W Otcobcr 2 iss7.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

Jerry Hoynton says be has project 70
build road from the 3. 4 .. road II Intli-
ana - Rossr City. on the Hursn shore Of
Michigan. 80 miles long. touching Ros-
crmmcn. Hixgins LAKE. Houghton Lake.
Hsstiaxs Battle Cresk Coidwsssr, fadlsns
Lice sra the Il. g &. Roger City 3 aus
tnirty i've niles from Ssalf a. Marie ard
81 Dcint Ehere 1avixstioa q early IN the
spring snd opsn ere 70 the taIl. if ~ili
80 the best undeveinped country in ne
Stafe heta for iamber. iron. sat and ina
agricultural sp1ntry. lt vii cest several
nlsilien.s bof n ssTx there viii be 10
trcubis about getting money ~ ti s-ssrsos
fner srA
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

Foiie. Ceurs Raas sss 50 yary Pie.sy rss-
ternsy.
Theirs were only few cases in the Police
Court yesterday. bat tney we're most al
staTers.
John Boylsnd went over 70 the stone
yard for being drunk.
John Mctlorsn wss little more fortu-
rate. ard had 1855. Witch De handed over
- clark roser tor ssttins drunk.
" :. Taylor. not "Pinsiors Bilr." bat
another Billy who was gathered ia for be-
ing disoraeriy vii Be tried bY . jury this
morning. II the City Attorney could pro
cncs = section Of Bdly's langh it would
bsip rs ease.
Agnes Carpenter vas up on an sdiosrned
case Tor keeping a house Of ll-fsme aud was
ti~hsrxed Mrs. Csrpentsr always has
good luck in coart
Wm. Hess. charged With keeping bis a.
loon open after hours, paid the costs Of tbs
suit snd wss discharged.
G0rnziias kunst. tas young Hollsnder
shsresd With utesring forgsd orders. viii
have his examination continued next Aoa-
dag afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

ASHLAND. Wis.,. June 6.-Forest drss are
creating havoc down the Omaha line. about
fourteen miles from this city. A heavy
wind. blowing twenty miles IN hour. is
tanning the flames. AT the thirty
mile siding the postofiics was de-
stroysd, together with three houses.
and the families are homeless. Thirty
cars, 5000 ties. and 5000 posts were also
consumed. The evening passenger train
from ST. Paul was DELAYED two hours. and
passengers and crew aided in saving prop
erty and did effective work. Fears are en-
tertained for towns, II y thought that
two or three workmen have lost their
lives
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07
Driven From Hon. by white Gaps.

LOUISVILLE. KY, June 6--John Will
Jams, his wife and four children arrived in
Jeffersonville this morning from Salem. Ind.
They left Indiana on account of white
cap outrsges. Williams owned a
farm near Salem. He refused to
join the white-cap band in this neigh
borhood. and was threatened. Last FRI
day dozen masked men came to his house
and bore him to the woods. They then
bound him to a tree and began beating him
with hickories. His wife and children, at.
trscted by the cries, came up and begged
piteously for mercy. but the fogging did
not stop till two hundred lsshes bad been
laid on
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07
Matters In sasos County.

tss.sssss ~ - ykNsssss-skssN>
soorTvILLE. June 6.--The vogsl planin z
mill win Be ready FOR business next -esk.
The frame is snclosed.-The firm Of
WEIGH 4 latin. doing business as hard
ward merchants. dissolved on last Thurs
dsv. Jacob WEIGH continues the business.
w. G. Denison, of Grand Rapids. is in
the village looking after The stfairs Of bis
agencv at this place Miss Lilliaa Van
Dussn. of Tonia has accepted the position
a. deputy POSTMASTER st this place ---
Whils drove of oren were being driven
across weldon bridge Which spans the
Fsre Marquetts River eVs miles EAST Of this
place. The bridge gave var and al tbe oxen
~err pr-ci ritsfed into the river sm0ng loxs
and tiss They we're sil rescued slthauwh
rfth great dfrfc1lfy -. A. Clsrk sas "
r. King hsFe gone TO Owo~so - attend the
state Csup = of v. ss representative from
cen. r A Catch~on Csnp
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

txsAss,ss = ttN,sssx-stsaNs
MUsKrGos. June "a good-sized crowd
gathered at Robinson's club rooms Tues
dsy evening to witness the much-talked Of
fight between Joe Sbeebey of Tz.onto. and
1om Lyons. the unknown. IL was a fight
70 6nish for purse Of 500, aud total
gate receipts. Time Was called a. 1880
and both men, who were in the best condi-
lion. appeared In the ring. Lyons loo king
20 be the heavier man. The first round
was very holly contested, but sheehsy sue
csedsd in getting in one Of his rigbt-hsnd-
ers. knocking Lyons TO the ground. In
the second round sheshey knocked Lyons
completely out, Referee Balbirnie awarded
the Eight TO Sheehey. Lyons had lots Of
friends in tbs city who brought him bare.
expecting to DO shsshey up. and the betting
on tas tight vas heavy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

IL Tskss . British B~rk over . Year - -
Hrsm Lsadea to So Hreaskses-
sAs FEAsasco. June s.--Ths brifish
bark Balkslsvs. arrived yesterday from
Londoa after = remarkably long voysss;
one year aud ssyenty -four days. Her
mi<fortuBes are mspy. There is not
a sailor aboard who shipped on her from
England Ten sailors were washed over
board aud drowned In . storm oil Cape
Horn. and while at Valparaiso the remainder
OF tns crew deserted. The bark Was again
caught in q storm after leaving that port
and lost Two more men.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07
A FEARFUL STORM.
a woman and Five Young Children In
stantly Killed.

stsntiy Killed.
MONTREAL, June 6.-The severest wind
and thunder storm known for many years
passed over this district this afternoon. ans
did much damage, particularly in the coun-
try districts, where much valuable timber
was destroyed and many houses were blown
down. Al Compton the house Of q. Per-
raulg was demolished and Perrauits wife
and five young children were instantly
killed. Disasters are reported from various
points. and IL is feared the loss OF life will
be very heavy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

ADs1sS. Jans s.-rhe hodv of ST IN
knosn boz. shout ie Jesrs eld. go sis.
covered this morning scar sh& Lake shor.
Ksirosa track. ssx milss vest 81 rovsr
Il = s1rposea tat hs lunpsd ffosn oas ~
- sight frsights. sd - h-si strack q
fatfink ossf isrxe ssece - kls ssnii whirA \
eas foa1d thiTtg fsef A.vard th- rlscs
~tere ks straek. Tke hcty ~ss tsk~n -
fissten. -hsrs 81 in5ssef = hsiae hei4 81 :
sfeFneon. The n@ckrts eonfslassf srss J
isk 50 . 1snsorsn4sn hnck - ~hffh
- oaiy esas srpssF5ax re nenonxsi
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

Nnffcf y feref.5 9iFen fkaf on Tr5fey Jrue 8
fits.. - silf hirtex e4a1ff 81 re9s ffe frnfsi
fgf@eurs ~ fle e9sfs secrHfF ssseuffe - ftlftis
Feef'et n tfF fffF itrHTe ftEflit4 Ftrts eari
ttr foFsts ssrss fsssftfs=s.tlies. frsfef1-tf
flralff1eF srsf fxferes 49, hsif IL nse - -
fFfsrt ~ tetrr = fS-frE 49, tter~Et i Ift1.t<s.l
rzE frftsfz FefsrN ossf ri So Rrsr..,Ire =
fseeFr - nsref esT< fr<-t fErfif,-Fs fvsfsf.s
CO. seef weeszsa wsee etr. sD6 - s1s are
n ees f7lrtz1 80 fhf fanrE Enliasls
ezas - e-sns Rzrs1k ~ SD - fbe aeee -
.ft f<f ierk tz ftrsnt Feft~s fr-i 81 lf#
fE - II btFE4. ksef -
ss>ra 6ras1 k@eles Afs-. ksg - Iss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07
A Big Fire at Burlington.

BURLINGTON, VT. June 6.-Fire broke out
in the dry kiln of Taft & Morgan's sash and
door factory this morning. a strong wind
was blowing. and the fire communicated to
the Baldwin Refrigerator Companys Office
and Shepard Il Morse Company's retail
yards. and later to the planning mill. The
flames swept over two blocks, burning bali
dozen tenement houses. The loss will be
500. 900; insurance, $125 900.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07
ATHRlFTY HORSE THIEF.

Said to Have Stolen Twenty Horses In
Canada.
The Detroit Journal OF last evening says:
Another complaint has beeen made
against Edward J. Bssttie. alias Ben
son. by Charlie Hsltinuer. He charges
him with breaking into a barn near
Ecorse and stealing q load OF wheat,
which he was about to carry of in a
stolen wagon and with a team stolen in
Canada. This was on she same occasion
when Besttie fired at Haltinner. Besttie
has very unsavory reputation in Canada,
where he Is said To have stolen about twenty
horses during one year past. His Canadian
victims have collected about 500 for a re-
ward for his capture.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

Clara Anderson has brought suit for di.
vorce in the Circuit Court against Gorham
Anderson, charging that Gorham has
treated her with cruelty. The parties were
married in Sparta, Decsmber 80. 1881, and
lived together till about April, 1887. The
bill asks for alimony. and claims the re.
spondent to be worth $1,000.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

The Grand Rrpsds Horssmens As.ocia-
tion are putting cat tiue lot Of posters for
their Juiv rsces. AL rsiirosds in he state
vii sell tickets q one-hslf fare rates The
meeting promises - Be the be<t ever held
here rbsr- ara aooaf Gty horses At the
FAIR grounds svsry dsy exercising aud get
ting ready for tie meetins
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

VIII Gann aud W. 5. Taylor returned
from Pine Lake. Barry couaty. Monday
night. bringing With them hfty-sight doEen
tsogs They also brought As3 live frogs
vhieh vii BE used bv Fred. u. Mills % stock
frog pond. Dig esse Of live frogs ~.
placed IN one Of W : Gum a sons sho "
windows lsst evening and several Thousand
people stopped snd took a lock a. then.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

Jshn Anisrsoa. tss c.suo-ss sa.n $50
fxiei - srt fica nssiax silver ooin. ~ss
fcana rsilsv bv ths rsis<d ssssss Coart
ipry yesterday sas ~ss s@ntsnrsa - fsar
Fezrs tae ffanse ~ carr~etior fs go .
sere csre sesinss &a-ier.en s1d - ~eu.sf
sass sv~s - rssrs ~ piesssns xnfisg.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

Iadgs BurliaSsms fled decision IN The
Bsssnaa tivsrce cass yesterday. Hs gives
Nr.. Bssensn divorcs sni the ssstbsy q
the t~o childrsn. He slso decided th.,
Nr. kstemsn must rsg has wife fc0n ss
ncee. 0nf ~ thie aracnnf wfl - ksksn
tbe fsrnffars sos II The euuse Thts rfob-
s5lv sfsls tas ssaffer
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

Miss Mamie Parker has gons 70 Musks-
rou - gist Miss stella Baker.
Or Henry c. lie. Of Detroit, sni Miss
Laura e. Hsmin, we're married yesterday
az Pack Place, Rev. Dr. Fluhrer ofticistiag
Dr. snt Mrs. fde lsft Immediately for the
West on an extensive tour.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

Prof James Chs.mers. of Spsrts. Who has
seen a,r three yesrs eoe sf ths kent Ccunfy
Bcsr,l ~ scAosi Exsminers snd CAairnsr
~ ihe Brsri a. ths present tirne Ms he<a
siecfei ID the Ffotsrsars cnair 81 Ereish
Lsnraa~e and Lssersf1rer Of kur-ks CoI-
49,. f.f
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

Don't par large docsor's bills The bes
medical book published. loo pages, elegant
colored plates. will be sent you on receip'
dress A. 4. Ordvsy A Co, Boston, Mass.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

For l don't care, dull. tired feeling. inn
povsrishsd blood. dull pains IN hack aud
head. tzniAlizing skin ernptions ken.S ;
ssrssparilla never fails 10 give relief. We
always guarantee a.. Price 81 per bottle.
Tibbs' drug store. I26 Nonrce-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07
AT HOME.
A Game 60 be Played - the Fair Gro unds
saturday-Othsr Games

We the managers OF the Houseman, DonDally
4 Jones. aud The Tower base ball clubs. agree 20
play a match game Of base ball ~ the Fair
8rodnsss, saturday. June 3. ~ ESO p. m, the game
20 be for IS side. winner 10 take all the STAKES
and % pef cent. OF ID gate receipts aud the
loser ~ per cent, and pay al expenses. Ten
dollars has been deposited with Russ Ellis the
stake-h holder, as guarantee that we mean bust
ness signed.
NJ. A. MURPHY,
l.. d. BROCK.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

Be sure and come TO the auction Sstur.
day. st Bridge Street House yard st i(
O'Clock. The last Of the Texas horses 10 be
closed out
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

The Reunion Committee requests au Eiks
going TO Cincinnati 10 wear dark coats and
yeats and ail who have dress snits TO take
them along 10 be worn al the banquet.
Tickets nov on sale ~ tie Union Ticket
Offoe
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

The TxLEsRAn-HKEALD dispatches indicate
thar TIE present weeks work VIII bring forth a
general upheayA In th Tri-stste League. Kaia-
mazoo has dropped game 70 Bradford. but IL
does pos imperil ner standing Jackson took
neat one rom Sandusky, which hfts her from
ths t.il end one no.ch. These victories. with
that OF Detroifs over the Senator'S, places Michi-
gan ahead "a the important matter OF base ball,
As well ss tl n political field.
The summary OF the games played yesterday il
as follows
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

We srs fsliy psersrsd - s.rve sv.rvs.osr
wlth Tee Crssrn. Oar psrlef = eornplst4
". Eavesx
50 f4nsf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

ft+sttt@s - 80 stt+rste ss<~t@
Ans. Isae s41h@ ss.ns - feta TeHt~ss.
- kss ~ $3.50 thls sf<Faaoa. -hE~
ssxe ns nsasf. 81 49, drives ~ s~s
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

Nest vixorsting are shs elegant drinks
and delicious iox cream that yoa sei 81 W.
Bansbys. 81 Cxaal
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

The challenge rom the boys AZ Kalamazoo.
D pIbiiShed IA the TELFGRAN- HERALD yesterday,
sartsd = stream Of boys 70 towing INTO this once
AZ an eariy hour, and Il continued 90 how ttll
loug after lark They were all ANXIOUS % ac-
given. The "Tiucrs shOald answer at once
hich club they vii accepts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

J. Miner. q Mouroe-st. is the exclusive
gent in this city for the famous Dunlap
nat
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

Drink my soda water. Only fruit juices
are used. Milk Shakes, Moxie. Malto and
Mineral Waters also served at W. Ransby's.
80 Canal
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

A clos'ne-out sale Of Texas horses viii b
held ~ the Bridge Street honse yard On
Saturday June 8. ssls 10 commence sf it
o IA.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

Take Kemp's Liver Pills for biliousne So,
headache. sallow complexion. Price Is
cents. Tibbs' drug store. I26 Monros-si.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

A fsv niss furnished ffont reons With
board can stiil be lad 81 me new Derby
Hotel.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

E1u s2slssv. Niek. June e--rvsssy-
toe members sf he Esss saxiasv is1ss ef
Has lsff ss noon fo< Gees nnsti % sstsnd
the esli3nsl Fsanl8n Of the order there.
fhev we're uniformed IN white hats. busters
and white g2fters and were escorted 10 the
depot by b4sd of hslf . hundred busine
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

Thousands of cures follow the use Of DIR.
Ssge's Catarfh Remedy. 80 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

fstarTh sffxins1es - sfoftieses fsfaf -
ihe si,ot Aeo.fs Ssrn4nsriIs eesslssssNs
every Iafeufff fen - biseri sna ts,as
Ffemriir srd n<rnsaen<g sares sstsssh
SIZE asrt1A
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

t.z.-s-<s = s><s~%
L2xsass. Jnns 3 Nas =. 3. "a. sad =
hss~ s~ss aided % tks oapssms Court call
Cor thursday
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

Nkw Yosx. June o.--Tns game tod ~ on
the Polo Grounds between the New York
and Indianapolis teams may we'll be called
. comedy OF errors. The New Yorks yir-
tnally presented the Hoosiers with the
game in the seventh inning. Five errors
gave the visitors three runs in the seven th
aud the game Crane pitched well, but
was not supported. Following is the score.
New York .---........I o o 0 o o 2 o o.
tsdisnspols ... ..-..1 -
Base nlls--Sew York :: indianapolis, T.
Errcrs-~Ssg YORK. Il: Indianapolis q
kettehes-Crane and Murphy, bayie and
MFfes.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07
GRAxD RArIDs. Mich, June s.

GRAND RAFIDe. Mich, June 8
FRANK PAaE. Manager Of Liners. We will
sccepf your challenge that you put IN the TILE.
aRkNHxRALD. We viii play you saturday after
mon AZ ths Bal Park, corner OF Jeferson, ave.
ant Fifsh ave. Please ssnd ne postal with the
ans wer HESRY GLEASON.
- south Iouia 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

A hsn6rone eoanpiertoa - Ore os -.
Fresf~<t eesrus q woman car ro~sess
Posvsai : Cotn pisrson Powder riv~sft
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

liase Montgomery hss isaned an .Esirr
for Csiffn aihhe sad he will pr,ssbiv bs
etosixat in ior watsuee tsday- It eili 5.
rtInesnesret = tha1 atess ~as censietess ~
tae 6ifeait tcsrf 1f -esisctlcr ant - tssaa
- eae~ 60 % eoafeshs fenrf ~hsre ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07
Restan-Pittsburg.

BosroS, June 6.-W.th Wise on the sick
list. Brown and Madden not feeling well.
Pittsburg had al easy victory today. Bos-
ton hsded miserablv. Sunday and Kelly
fielded brilliantly asd Smith played great
game at short. while the battery work OF
the visitors was excellent. Attendance,
2.7O0.
BSst0n o o - 4
Pitssburg rg......-.......-0 3 5 0 o g. 9
base Hlts-BoSfon. s. Psttsburz is
Errors-Eoston. 9. Pittsburg. o.
Battsues-Madden ana Kelly. Morris and Car
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07
|UP TO SECOND PLACE
rsas. MA - esss<sI1sisa vsessFy tsz
J.es.sa, ssa tbs k~z~ss sssii Hold
Tag Thar 0~a. - sisxs Aiehixss
Azsls - TIE hx>aL

wasHfss4es, Juas s--At the end Of the
aflh .nniDs IL TIE game ssssssn 80 VISA
inxlons All Dstroisa to-day. Tom Dsssisy,
who bad previously throwa balls o1t %
Hoy 10 sa sftempt 70 satch runnsEs Al
sscona base. pleaded sickness and wanfsi
10 retire II Deasley wss really siek al the
other Dsa Of ths Washington iszn1 ought
20 - IN bed. ~ikh the possible sxesDtioE 81
. Day. This man Is pitching the best ball
ia tbs eoantfy, baE with ths s1ppsrt BE
rsesisss and vesk bsttinx Of bis hslders.
bis soFG goes tor nothiaS- The scors Is as
f0floss-
Washington. - s6l 0 o. :
DEtrssi1. .-,....-.-...-...-..8 1 -
-Ma<hinzfoa. q Defnoit p
Arr1rk-- a aah axt1n ~. Detr9&G >
ballerses--'J Dag saa DS@asg, 6rabsf <ad
BeaneiL
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

The ladies' 81 the Division Street. n. r.
church vii eve strs~berTv ard ics
errsas sriAi ~ The eharch periars or
Thurs3sy rvsa ins. JBns T.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

F~~iTsAis farrssAsS soorax ~ ksy k~<rd
rss - ekislnsa st fss IsTse 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

a en~s - - <sTst see@<se~
= h>x< F@fnss Far4stss felssfs
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

Mr. r W Rogers. Of San Antonio. Tex
vill make bis headquarters in Grand
Rapids for the summer, during VI ict
tine be rill coutrsct for and delivel
to any stock deslsr in the State o.
Michigan or adjoining states. any class and
quantity Of Western stock. such "a filies
mares. mules horses. and unbranded year
liugs. Parties desiring such stock csnno
possibly do better than By calling or al.
dressing Mr.. Rogsrs. care Bridge Stree
House. Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07
49, RArIns. Jnna 5.

GRAND RArIns. June 5.
FRkNx PAcE. I saw your challenge In tne
paper aad it q sccep ell We VIII plsy you sat
uriag aslornoou. You truly.
CHARL1E DELANGE Manag~r,
t1t North Frontst
Gus line.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

AT the latest styles IN shsdes snS shares
~ meas hats IDAy - ioand At J. Miners
81 Nonros-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

PnILAekLPaIA. June 0.-Aznzger Wright
pat young saunders in the boz against the
Chicagos today. and eons<qaently the lat
tes 800 . gsus with ease. The PhilIies.
with the exception Of Mcclure. could nos
solve krock's delivery sc the proper time,
and further handicapped themselves by
ragged hslding. The features OF the
game vas tie phsnoulsnal neldfpg OF
pfsifsr and Hysn, and the batting OF Nc
ffrsfra Ths seor. IA.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

We hereby accept the Challenge issued BY the
'Li0eS 0f Kalamazoo. We prefer - play IN
TIE oreuoon. and viii mces them az the dspOt
snt conduct thela 70 TIE bali grounds No one
iu tae cub i over a yssrs old
MEsfLE WErEELf.
Captain Of stars
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

Two clubs picked np ~ the ne~s stands of
Raehansn & ca and SD sker & Hog alone a. the
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-16
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For the second time within four
months Germany nourns sovereign
dead. Frederick Iii. king Of Prussia
and emperor 81 Germany, has followed
his sllussrieas father within tho i,1-
penesrahlc shadow. lie died N the
imperial palace at carlsrohe yesterday
morning after an unevcntiui reign q
fourteen weeks.
short and nncveatiul as was the
reign Of the dead emperor, he viii
have place in history worthy al The
great family irem which be sprung,
Frederick was in many reslcets the
h<st and In all respect the asest al
mira,,,e OF the lIchenSel'crn race. He
was gentle. brave and true. He loved
mace and turned in horror from the
i.,ss az war. lie was rasSseaaseiy
to,,, az his wite and children and
sinrulariy free from The Vices TO ~h'ei'
- many other members .. tie ina
reria, family have hcea slaves, lie
ras hroasi-mindesl and hsseral- HIS
.xmrathios were always VITA us
l;,..rs,< and rsseTmcgs among tae
;rrnsn ,,ce,as rather than With The
,.s..s,,n,sts with shem the traditions
i, His family woala haNs had h'H'
.eek ssl.a.ee. lie hs,lesesl IN if.'e'ss n
q fae nsrs~, freseionl ~ sssesrs aa@