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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-11
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Commend to publicsapproval the Cali forniA liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs. It is pleasing to the eye and to the taste, and by gently acting on the kidneys, liver and bowels, it cleanses the system effectually, thereby promo. tng the health and comfort of all who use it.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-11
A Sound Legal Opinion.

F.. Bainbridge, Mnday Esq County Atty, Clay Go. Texas. says: "Have uscd Electric Bitters with most happy results. My brother also was very low wite Mslarial Fever and Jaundice, but was cured by timely use of this medi- cine. Am satisfied Electsic Bitters saved his fe."
 MT. D. l.. Wilcoxson, of Horse Cave, Ky, adds like testimony, saying: He positively believe, he would have died had 1t not been for Electric Bitters.
 This great remedy will ward of, as we'll as cure all Malarial Diseases, and for all Kidney, Liver and Stomash Dis orders stands unequaled. Price soc and $l.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-11

MT. Hatton reports terrible hail storm in Copper canyon on Saturday last. Hail fell to depth of three inches on the ground, some of them, he ssys, being as large as a hens egg. Of thirty-six p nes oi glass on one side of G. w. Hsnce's residence, twenty-three were broken by the hail.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-11

Send for the Los Angeles Daily Herald, the best Southern California paper. Subscription Ss.25 per quarter. Weekly Herald (l2 pages) S2 per an mum Address, AYERS X LYNCH,
 If Los Angeles, Cal.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-11

Homeopathic medicines. A full as- sortment just received at W, W. Ross Corner Drug Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-11

Robert Brow is in town fro Suguaro camp on ths lower Hassayampa. He says that since Lieut.. Biodie has taken charge of the work about month ago, greater progress has been made on the construction of the lower dam than during the ten months previous and if the weather continues favorable for the next two months the dam will be com pleted. About twenty teams are en- gagged in hauling lumber from the upper dam and the mill on Minnehsha flat to the lower dam.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-11
Alfalf. and Grain Hay

Just received, and for sale cheap. at J. L. Fisher's, If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-11
SICK HElDlcHE,

E: 5;
 O1liouo Head dache. ~~ 0fR1lness, consStPa. eaous Indigestion. Hil. N 1Ous Attacks, and all de- rangcments of the stomach
 and bowels. are promptly relieved and permanently
 cured by the use of Dr. fSerce's P1eaRne PurRafive Pellets They erO gently laxative. or strongly cnthartic. according to sizc of dose. Smallest, Cheapest, kAsisst so take. b cents vial. by druggists. OsUgreGAA IssS by WORLDS pprrSsAxY Nxp,
 lCAI ASSOCIATION, rroprletsra
 = Main St. Bs1Sls. N. |.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-11
Mining intelligence.

Two of Culver's big teams pulled ou
 for the Congress this morning. | Silver has advanced one cent durins
 the past week. being now quoted at g,
 Ed Gillespie has sold onc-half in.eres,
 In the Bellick mine to c. NJ. Clark for $l,0oo.
 Placer miners are preparing for work on Copper creek. below the Copper Basin camp.
 Articles of incorporation of the Martinez Gold and Silver Mining com pany have bee filed for record. Judge Sumner Howard is expected here about October ist. with cap talists to take look at the Mayfiower mine, at Castle creek.
 A cave occur, d in the Mockingbird mine few days ago, which injured John Susdcn quite seriously. He ~as brought to town for treatment.
 Before leaving for the east today Judge DeKuhn said he expected to have the Nockingbird mill running by O tober l2th. The Judge is an inde- fa,igAble worker
 If. A. Ownes, (Chloride Jack), is in town from the Hsrqua Hals district. 1 He says that there is more in sight ts- day in that district than in any other | portion of the territory.
 Mir. Killyof Fort Worth, h,Texas.arrived | on yesterdays train, accompanied by his ! wife. and left this morning for Minne- haha, where he goes to take charge of | the southern Belle Mining com pany, as superintendent, vice C. C. Battles, re- signed
 The Copper Basin smelter is running again on lot of good ore. Connection has recently been made between the smoke stack of the furnace and ,un- mel through the hill, whereby the smoke and fumes from the former is discharged through this tunnel.
 The Champion says that claim lo- cAted by Ed. whipPle, two miles east of Flagstaf, has been worked but two weeks and thus far develops deposits of rich ore. Old miners pronounced the samples produced. as bearing native silver. A depth of nine feet has teen showing better indications all the way. An assay of the ore retu rms l460 ounces 10 the ton.
 The 2O-stanp mill of the Southern Belle, at Minnehaha, is one of the most complete and best arranged mills in the territory. The water supply is obtained iron Minnehaha flat, just over the from the location of the mill. Owing to the breaking of the pump used in forcing the water over the hill the mill has been closed down for about ! month. A new pump, shipped from Chicago August e3d, expected now daily, when the mill will Dc az in start sd up |
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-11

Stationery-ink, paper, pencils and postage stamps, at Ford's.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-11
A Good californla Paper

Knives. genuine Wostenholms, etc at Ford's. =
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-11

Perfumsry and notions. etc., at Ford's.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-11
Weak, Painful Backs.

[ kidney and Uterine Pains snd Weak V0Nluesses relieved in one minute by ;hs
 AE3CWtlcara AWtis faaa PtAaser r.. The 0A frst and only pain 'kiiiSng plasler New, Instantaneous. in aiii0le. 2S cents.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-11
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Pianos sold on easy installments. First-elass, fine toned instruments. K. M. Go'dwster, Prescott, Arix. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-11

Pocket Pin Cushion Free to Smokers oi
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-02-08

NOW, johnnie was big and fat but Johnnie
was rather drunk, and George was tough and
exceedingly strong. In almost less time than
it takes to write it he grasped the abominablc
Johnnie by the scrutr of the neck and had
with a mighty jerk hauled him over the sofa
so that lie lay face downward thereon. By
the door, quite convenient to his hand, stood
Georges ground ash stick, peculiarly good
and well grown one which he had cut himself
in Honham wood He seized it, "Now, my
lad,n ne said, I'm teach you how we do the
trick where / como from" and he laid on
without mercy. Whack whackl whack
went the ground ash on Johnnie's tight
clothes He yelled and swore and struggled
i'll the grip of the sturdy countryman, but it
was OF no use, the ash came down like fate;
never was Johnnie so bastinadoed before.
Give it the brute, give it him." shrilled
the fair Edithia, bethinking her of her
wrongs, and he did till he was tired.
"Now, Johnnie" he said at last. "Im
thinking I've pretty well whacked you to
dead. Perhaps you'll be m9e careful how
you handle your betters by and by" and
seizing his hat he ran down the stairs with
out seeing anybody, and, slipping into the
street. crossed over and listened.
They were at it again. Seeing her enemy
PROSTATE, the Tiger had fallen on him, ap-
parently with the ire irons, to judge from
the noise.
Just then policeman came up.
81 say, governor" said George, "the folk
in that there house with the red pillars do
fare to be a-murdering of each other"
The policeman listened to the din and then
made for the house, and, profiting by his alb
sence, George retreated as fast as he could,
his melancholy countenance shining with a
sober sati faction
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-02-08
CHAPTER XVIII.

EDWARD COSBY MEETS WITH AN ACCIDENT.
ward Cossey had been terrified into transfer
ring the Honham mortgages to Mr.. Quest
the colonel went out shooting. He had on
the previous day become the possessor of a
new hammerleSs gun by well known Lon
don maker, Of which he stood in considerable
need. He had treated himself to this gun
when he came into his aunt's little fortune,
but it was only just completed. The weapon
was beautiful one, and at any other time it
would have filled his sportsman's heart with
joy. Even as it was, when no put 1t together
and balanced It and took imaginary shots at
blackbirds in the garden, for q !. while he
forgot his SORROWS, for the sorrow must in
deed be heavy which new hammerless gun
by such maker cannot do something toward
tightening. So on the nsSt morning he took
his gun and proceeded to do the marshes by
the river, where, he was credibly Informed,
several whisps Of snipe had been seen, to at
tempt to shoot some of them and put the
new weapon to the test.
1t was on this same morning that Edward
Cossey got letter which disturbed him rot
q little. 1t was from Belle Quest, and rsa
thus:
DEAR Mr.. CossEY-Win you como over
and SEQ me this afternoon about o'clooki
disappotnt me- B. G."
For long whils he hesitated what to do.
Belle Quest was at ths present juncturs the
very last person whom be wished 10 see His
nerves were shaken. and he feared a -scanai
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-02-08

to occur to Johnnie that be, George, was in
some way responsible for this state of affairs,
for without word or warning he hit him on
the nose-which proved too much for
Georges Christian f0rbenrance.
"You would you fat lubbcr, w" i'd your
he said, and sprung at him.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
GRAND RAPIDS WINS
A Remarkably Fine Game 81 the
PARK Yesterday.
PlIsFULLYCLOSE But We GET THERE
Dfxou's Great Catch aud Ises' H0nas Run
Ms the Nistory-episnaio sstters
WORK aud Zine kketoioE oE-thSy
Play al the Lake Today.

Grand Rapids Won another brilliant
victory yesterday, the game being one
ol the most interesting ot the season.
The work OF the batteries Was equally
g00d and tae fielding Was almost per
feet on botn sides. The Iirst inning
was blank on each SIDE. IN the sec
0nd Householder made a cracking mo
bagger and Luby duplicated Il, bring
ing Householder home; Smith hat 10
Blackstoek and went out al first and
Mcmahon got FIRST on balls; Dixon
struck ont; Miller made base bat
bringing Mcmahon and Luby home and
pagan went out az first. Ia the fourth
Me.ster made a base hlt and bOtn Trays
got INST base on balls and Meister scored
on Halt's base hit. In the nth, Ikes
sent the ball sky high and over the
back fence, making home run. This
was the last score Tor the home team.
In the eighth. Kingsley led with two
bagger: Shay hit 10 Smith and went
out At hrst; Lawn got first on balls
Kingsley scored on pa ssed ball, and
Lawn scored on base hit by Melster;
]. Tray got first on McMahOn's error.
II looked rs II JaxOn was going 10 the
fr0ut on scores. Ed. Tray struck out,
Black,tock sent hot liner away out 10
the LETT field fence that was apparently
good for two bases, but Dixon made
great sprint for the hall, and made
splendid catch, retiring the SIDE and
saving the game for the home team.
Meistcr made fine catch IN LETT field,
running with the ball. Luby also dis
tinguisned himself 10y 4 long throw
from left field. and stopping J. Tray at
the home plate.
Householder did excellent work he
hind the bat. Miller was very wild by
spells, but only two balls went past.
Householder made two Splend, ID throws
TO second, putting out Hart and +.
Tray.
The JaxOns are the best captalned
team in the league, and 1t is a pleasure
TO see them play. There Is no rOwdy-
ism or bag play with those fellows.
They play scientific ball, and play ball
to win, and they do it IN gcntlcmanly
way
The game today VIII be at Alger
Park, on account OF the regatta, and
the pleasure-seekers can divide their
attention between the boat races and
the National game
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

The law prohibiting the sale of
tobacco TO minors goes into effect
August =. and makes it unlawfulsfor
any person hy himself, his clerk or
agent % sell. give or furnish any cigars.
Cigarettes, cheroots. chewing or smOk-
ln- tobacco, or tobacco IN any form
whatsoever, 10 any minor, under l.
years OF age, unless upon q written
order Cf the parent or guardian Of -a.d
Minor. ANY person VINO shall violate
any OF the provisions of this act shall
he deemed guilty OF a msicmeau0r,
a1d. upon CONVICTION, snail be punished
bv a fine Of not less than - nor more
tnan s5o. or Imprisonment theCOluty
jail for term OF not less than ten days
nor more than thirty days or both such
fine and imprisonment n the discretion
of the court.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
Snortlnr Notes.

William Ullery, of Cincinnati, an ex-
southern league pitcher, has been signed
hy Jaxon. Ii he is sss good ball player
a the others IN the Jaxon team secured
from that league Moore and Kingsley
he viii prove valuable acquisition.
He viii report at once, and Young VIII
probably be released.
1t Is plain to every one who observed
closely the scores of ball games that
Kalamazoo outplayed Grand Rapids
ali around in three of the four games
Just finished and the totals Of the four
games are worth considering. The
Kazoos made % runs, Grand Rapids p /;
Kazoos 50 hits, Grand Rapids p; KazoOs
Q errors, Grand Rapids II. What do
YOU think of Kalamazoo Tcleqrnph.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

4 corporation with a capital stock
OF $500, 600 has been formed to quarry
the verd antique near Ishpeming, in
which J. 2. Andrews has been so large
ly interested Of late. The following
officers have been elected: President.
John 4. r. Mead; vicepresident, James
4 Mead; secretary and treasurer.
Homer B. Nash. These three, together
with Mr.. Andrews and Mr.. Case. Of
Detroit. comprise the hoard Of directors.
Mr. Andrews and Mr. Case went to
Chicago last night They viii return
to Detroit in a few days, whence Mr.
Mead VIII 20 with Mr.. Andrews to
Vermont and elsewhere IN the East 10
gather Information and order the
machinery necessary to carry on opera
tons at the mine.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

tk---sAft 70 ~ -r--sNes stsh-A
GEEENvILLE, Mich, July 31.-The
loss of the game by Grcenvule was due
to the rotten playing Of Whalen at
third, he making costly errors. Stall
mgs was hit hard and retired in the
fourth. Stellberger took his place, and
with good support would still have
won the game. The feature OF the
game was the home run OF Katz. Fol
low Is the score:
Lansing IL , I o ! o. i5 I
Greeayile.-....0 o o 0-6i2 :
Batteres-G-eeEviue Staliings. Stellberyer
and Mccarthy; Lansing. Mccullough and Nil
ier
Home run-Katz.
Sacri6ce hits-katz. Whaler and Rathhun
lit bv pitched bali-EOwler. Mcbride and
Mccarthy
Bases N balls-Fuller. Mcbride. stellberger
and IS haien.
stolen iases-O'Learv. o'DonneH. Fowler
Drummond. Fuller. Mcbride ?. Sfeliberger.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
DR.. VEENBOER

Has taken Office room ln the ST. Denis. FIRST
stairway on Nolroe-st- wrSi Of Sprirgsi
Tie doctor has opened his new s4nitarium IN
Oakdale Park. corner OF Hall and EAst-sts.,
supplies all the necessities and all the comforts
for the sick and feeble and those IN need OF
surgical operations Of aly description DIS
eases carefully studied. Proper diet. baths.
electricity. massage and trained nurses sup
piled AZ very moderate cost Address n.
Neenb0er. 4. NJ. VI. D.. ~ N0nr0e-si- Grand
Rapids. Mich. Graduate of the Physio-Med
cal College OF Indiana. since ISL Lecturer OF
ilyg iene al the above college since lssU. Ap-
pointed Professor OF Materla MeGica In the
Florida niSefsify In lSS2. Post Graduate 0i
the Polytechnic of New ork since 1884. where
surgery. Diseases of Women. Diseases OF chill
dren and Urinary Analysis IN all chronic dis
eases h ave been studied as specialtes.
Also offers for sale or TO exchange lots
houses and lots ard farms cheap. His home.
As Bostwick- 81 IS for sale or for rent.
once hours, 10 10 a. m. Il d. 10 p. N. and
6fo p. m. Telephone lat.
Telephone connections Tor residence and
sanitarium VIII be ready next week.
Telephone: once, s3S; Residence, 1876.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
Association Tent at tho Encsmpment.

The state Executive committee of
Michigan Young Mems Christian asso-
cation VII provide a pleasant rendez-
vous for the members OF the military
Organizations in camp at Lake Goguac,
August Slj. A large tent containing
correspondence tables, with writing
materials, good reading matter, includ-
ing thc leading da'lies and weeklies Of
the state, illustrated papers, magazines
and books, besides checkers, crokinole
ard other games VIII be at the disposal
OF the " boys
Various means of outdoor recreation,
including tennis, quoits and baseball,
u.l be- provided.
Religious services viii be held from
time % time as opportunity may occur,
to which every one VIII be welcome.
It Is hoped by these means to make
the ASSOCIATION tent popular place of
resort, and thus help to cOunteract the
temOraALug tendencies OF camp life.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
A TERRIBLE CRIME

4 Man aad Woman Nesr Isdinsten
Held tor Burning Child TO Death.
tASApsNs 7S ~ Ht-tssss
LUDNGroN. Mich, July Sl.-The cor
oner's jury brought IN a verdict n the
inquest upon the body Of Annie X.
Johnson, a little after noon today,
charging Christina Kun and William
Hunt with the crime Of frng the
bvildng in which she persisted. The
evidence against them Is very strong,
one witness swearing that be overheard
the two planning the crime some
weeks ago. They are IN jail and
their examination Will commence to
morrow morning before JustlceReardon.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
FERRY Y-BOATLIBELED
Canadian Customs Ofhcsrs a. The
800" Get Fresh.
VAR Os 4 SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC
The Perry Beat Beek~ith ltbsied and =
tiRe Of ssoo posed Tor CSrTs-
ang Passengers Vp tks
tA2ao1an ShoEs.

SAUIG sIE MAsiE, Mich, July 81
The ferTN-boat BeCkwlth Was Lbeled
today by the Csn2d.Sn customs
orheials for carving passengers
up the Canadian shore The ferry
lad taken party Of American and
Canadian Methodist sundsy-schOOl
scholars fors plcnlc. The me imposed
upon the boat was s400. The ferry
boats have been accustomed 70 take
their excursions up the shore. and never
have been troubled before.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

z1fss st-tseAs sses-a
kAsI SAGINAW, Mlch., July 5l.-Ihe
saginaw Kalamazoo game To-Day wzs a.
hne a. exhibition 81 sll a.ay.ng Ss las
been seen here this sess1n, AID VAS
snybodys game until the end The
Sag .naNs earned one run, and goi three
CA kszoo's errors. bad throw ~ Dal-
ton letting 10 two. The visitors came
near tying the game in the eighth, and
al th4t saved il MAS the me throw
by splndler, from center held, cutting
on q score AT the plate. Dalton, hSls-
nlazoo's new Ch.cago pitcher, showed
Up we'll. Score:
S.i.sssl.s I.S.ns" @ IS ;
batteries ksla.nazao. DaItea aud Wsl6er
ana Newman casil4 AtooU 4Ad DfOh a.
Earur1 r-ls-caE nav. 4.
-IlFrr- base Llt--pluilrl
Double PLAY saginaw . Ealsnax0S 1.
struck out By Abbott 5, - Dalton =
impire- -Nttcntual-
Tine Of game ~.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
CARELEssLY HITCHED.
Colonel Eishop's Hors- Runs Away and
sma.hes the Carriage.


Col Bishops horse ran away last
evening, totally wrecking the carriage
and severely iujurng the horse. The
colonel had ordered the rig down from
Greeu.cy's stable, where Il : kept, and
q was sent with a colored boy, who
works al the barn. He ted the horse
to p.ece or wire wound around tel
ephone pole IN front OF the jail. The
wife was lnsecnrely fastened, aud
allowed the TIE strap 90 slip ont.
The horse ran from the jail up Louis
-, 10 the Michigan House, when some
body tired 10 stop nm by throwing "a
hat al ann. The horse then shed. and
colhded with a telephone pole, smash
.ng the buggy and bringing
the animal 10 stand-still. The
legs OF the animal were terribly
eat, some Of the cords in the back of
the hind legs heing cut of.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

The Motion to Discharge " Hl BE Decided
This Morning.


The motion 10 dismiss the case
agiinst Pat Mcnamara in Justice West
lall's court was argued yesterday and
alll be decided this morning at .
o'clock. 1t IS the opinion of many
lawyers that Pat VIII not get off, be-
cause the court in which he has been
tired has no jurisdiction. as the trial.
being a nuility, all there Is 70 do is to
begin back and make it an examina-
ton.
Ii the point taken by Mr.. Mcbride IS
4 good one, that the justice court has
no jurisdiction, IT VIII 90 hard with the
rest OF the d0g-tighters who have not
vet been tried. as their fines and costs
would be much higher if they are ex-
an.ned and then tried in the circuit
court
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.
George W Cages Door ksy Twisted
Streets P4t.olsd - Roiicekasn-

George W. Cages Door ksy Twisted
Streets P4t.olsd - KoiiceA~a-
George ". Gage discovered Yesterday
morning that burglars rad been tam
perlng With bis locks. Some one esl-
IDENTIFY a professional rad CRASHED the
KEY % the front door with = pair OF
nlppeEs, and IN attempting 70 turn i
the wrong way had twisted Il nearly
half Way around. As there ) q force
81 policemen patrol ~ the resipence
streets ia cltlLeu'> clothing, e : proua-
1.e that the fellow Was q sturi'cd by the
approach OF one OF them before lie
could effect an entrance. HOuse hold
ers should keep watch out Tor the
lghthngered gentry aud uumuzzle the
dog before gong 20 bed.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

4 ~ terestec, a-olg 18th Don Lszthsrs
a. others He brought hone lto
pounds u the quartz. anc fan Il
t1rolgl tEe ~ lll cors..tlng or two mlll
stones running at Z velocity of $50 rev
e.LD0ls = ~ lute. The experiment
Nas very successful, and Mr. Churcn
NlI send on machine ~ Washington
a. once. he estimates that the mil
= VI 90 the work Of ten stamp MIL,
8na save a large outlay for machinery.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
Association
Athletics 2, St Louis g.
Cincinnati 5, Columbl s 6.
C.o,4. 10. N.r4t,.ru Ea,ts *

Cincinnati ), Columbl g..
Sparta, To- Northern Kents, IS.
tI--vsN, 70 ntAt-s,N-vxSAAD-
SPARTA, Mich, July 3l.-A very ex-
citing and interesting game Of ball was
played here today, between the Sparta
nine and the Northern Kents. The
Northern Kents suffered their first de-
feat Of the season. The game was
characterized by good playing on both
SIDES. The most exciting feature was
long running catch IN the ninth, by
HecOx, of the college nine of Green
vile. His catch put out the Kcnts,
shutting out two men on bases, and
winning the game. Score by innings:
Sparta .................0 , 5 0 q 2-l6
Northern Kents..-.-2 0 G-l5
Batteries-Sparia. Pease and Kennedy, "
konts. Reynolds and Shattuck
Base hits-Northern kents. 4; Sparta. "A.
IwO-tase hItS-NOrthern kents. 4; Sparta. p
Three-base hit-Northern kents. l. Sparta. l.
Impire-Lowell Hinman-
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01


LUDNGToS, Mich, July 3l.-Gilbert
Mckenzie, a married man residing IN
the Fourth ward of this city, fell from
the boom near Pardee, Cook 4 Co.'S
mill. this forenoon. and beng unable
10 swim was drowned. The body was
recovered late this evening. He was
about 80 years of age, and leaves a
wife.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
EnIst Her Gun.

PARIS, July Sl-The training frigate
Couronne, whileotf the s0lthof France.
burst one OF her machine guns. killing
eight Of her mon and niuring seven
teen others. The accident occurred IN
course OF practice firing.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

Str1cs eat 3 >t4-llxs 2 ~ ste eerkg
~ N N-l,1-le1sa
Lefl ~ A~srs--&sf eene1lle IS. Lakns1Es
F4sssa halls Al zrths = N --sl =
Ne rllebes- & lts s.4l..-.1
iaI1fe-SattQl.
Ii4S " g2Rie-l~e LoErS
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

during the mortl of July tHers vas
pad MO ths superior court tho SUM gf
si-I.5 ln fros. s-3 Sltf.o5 -os-s The
entail amount. Ri5.-o. nas been rad
over .o Che treasurer bv Gers T. yfe.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
RECORDS OF THREE YEARS.
The Results OF the Races in Preceding
Eegattas at Reeh's Lake.

The following records Of the results
OF the races for the past three yeaIs
VIII be interesting as data with which
90 compare the records made this year.
The name of the crew IN each class
making the hest record OF the three
years IS printed IN italics.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
Standing OF the state League.
International.
Nations Al Leas ue.
BIZ L

Cleveland 80 0 o 0 O o. 0 ? !
Inds .....-........0 0 o - 0
Washlagton-Ne New lork-Rain.
l-Phiiadelphia-Rain.
Pittsburg-C Chlcago-1A