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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24
Va. Edmunds on the OriginnI PHcEngr
Decision.

AT tine state bar association banquet at
Montpelier TUESDAY evening. senator Do
munis made ID speech On course of which boz
made known his belief that the orIgiuu'
package decision ot tine United state
supreme court i- uusouud. ami contrary ja
tine spirit of the constitution While at Go.
capital Mr. Eumuna- appeared before do.
Judiciary committee of tine House and d, De-
understood, made some suggestions lookiu-
toward a r--euactmeut of tine state prouiu.
tory law Iu view oi tine recent decision us
tine United State ,lrrwt court 90 hau-a-
winch holds tina. the original package i.
ci>Iou of the supreme court made absolutely
void all state legislation 900 the subject.
while the subsequent act OF Congress giving
the states tine right o. regulate the liquor
trafnc was oniy prospective iults provisions
aud could NOT give renewed htr ta what
mad been declared Iela
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24

Warren Laleiie raised fiat turnip that
measured "a inches 90 circumference and
weighed "a Dos
Airs a 5 rrs-euden picked ripe straw
berries O. few dav- ago
Willie cav and wife were tine recipieut-
ot nice bot of furniture on their fifth
wedding anniversary last Monday evening
Mrs Lambert Howe mas gone tn live with
Der SON. Lorenzo Howe. since she mas sold
her house tn Romano Rice MIR Rice i-
repairing tine building
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24

4hia ls what you ought 90 have. iu FACT won
must nave H. 20 lully ENJOY life Thousands ans
searching Tor % daily and mourning l-caii-, ti,.,
nnu nor thousands upon thousands of dollars
arr Spent annually by our people tu the mons thaf
thel may hllalu lllls boon AMI vel b mas b..
han ui all We guarantee that Electric Bittrr. if
u'ru accounting 10 directions and The use persisted
.u WI ulinE you good digestion and uust thr de-
-, Z ". llaiA AZ install Ehirps'. " r rrclm-
mehd Electric Buffers Tor dyspepsia and AM NM.
ea1ra OF Liver, Stomach and Kidneys sold af 81.
Elsl. F'' N' "r
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24

hoseu Mann mas sold tine farm lately og
cupIei hy Lorenzo Boyd o. William Con
nor aud nls mother of Newfaue
Augustus Boyle and ms daughter and
grandchili from ocro1u. " y Edwin b..
l-e from Manchester aud William boyle
from Brattleboro nave all been visiting
their brothers Moses and Thomas Boyle of
TINS place TINS week
Mrs j.. ~ Nav is spending a few DAYS
iu Halifax with ner parents
= Wood and Il r Hidder have been
picking ~ the lambs iu TINS part OF the
town and driving them away D. %.
Leonard had l6 iamus that weighed little
over 1000 Jos Can Anv one beat tins
Jame- h. Atwood is uIasterIug Harry
Adams mousse iu Wilmington
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24

George Reed from Worcester Is at nome
Tor snort visit
Miss Lena Heed l> visiting friends iu
Treenhrll
Aiya Inomas moved into tine hotel last
M0uuaE
Mis- BERTHE Borden is SICK al l. S
Wurdeu
thompson ls getting up Ia new stage
coach Henry Lynde does the Iron and
"""1 work and irving Pierce the painting
Herbert Nichols made YOUR correspon
eut present ui nice Hubbard squash
winch weighed b. dos
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24
{ bc 0rrmunt l1bunir.

FRIDAY. ocroBERe4 1880

Tine threatened split iu the Woman.
Christian temperance union seems To- have
come 900 l1vn where. 900 the state convention
held there a.t week delegates were unseat
ed who -ymuathiled with Miss Willard aud
hrr tnlr3 uartv movement
Inece.rbrau1u of the centennial of Meth
oiism 300 >rv England bias been held u
Boston tine ,.,b with large attendance
aud mterrst.ue proceeding. There are
now said q. n- Iju Uu1 COMMITMENTS of the
Methodist church IN the ~ v England states.
ten million dollars OF church property and
four million dollars OF educational property
cur report of tine part taken bv the
Nndham county members u the hearing
ou tu. new school law before tine educa
tiouaI committee Dis credtable TO their sound
sense aui sober Judgment several of
these gentlemen confess that while at first
they had been strongly preiudiced against
the new iaN. experience and observation
mad convinced them of It's general merits
aud they favored ITS continued trial with
certain amendments which seemed To- h,
necessar. Few. % any OF them. appar
entity were willing Co take such a step
backward u- the entire repeal of the law
would Doe several gave strong testimony
900 favor of the town system of schools.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24


D. IS. BUSH is building an addition 10 bis
dwelling house
Mrs D A. Furnsworth of aaxtons River
Be- visiting her sister. Mrs VIM. Adams for
few day.
vs. IS Bennett met with the misfortune
of losing "a valuable colt few DAYS since
Am item oi interest Co. Brookhne and
NpwiHue people is this rank IS Gleason
and Lizzie Harwo)d of Barre Mass. were
married Boo Worcester oct 10 at the resi-
dence of bride brother Rev i q Fuller.
ton performing the ceremony. After a wed
ding dinner the new iy-,vedded couple took
the cars for Northampton. remaining ct the
Norwood House until Thursday. going then
t0 bernnrdstou Saturday morning thev
started for carriage drive to ermont
spending SUNDAY and Monday iu Brookline
at the home of Miss Martha Wellmau
Tuesday morning Mr. and Mrs Gleason
started on their return trip TO Barre where
they will make their home for the present
Mir and Mrs Covey of New ane aud Miss
Amelia Buttterted. sister of a. A. Butter
field were the guests Of Miss Martha Well
man last SATURDAY.
Herbert Bush mas mad the misfortune 10
cut tine palm Of his right hand TO the bone
The pulpit of the Baptist church was
again occupied boy Prof D. q smvth Of
Leland a. prav seminary last sunday the
pastor. Rev Is d. Parker. being still cOnhn-
ed to has room
The ladies circle meets with Mrs C. W
otebUIns on Wednesday afternoon
The new steam saw-mil is now running
uu full time and doing good business
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24

? B Stone mas bought water vince
aud piacei % beside tine one aireaiy IN Us
thereby Iucreaslu. the capacity of MS mil
considerably
IL is proposed % meet on " ednesday.
Oct =" for the purpose Of removing the
cattle pens from tine fair ground Should
DC be- RAINY upon that date meet the next
pheasant DAY
Geo. l.. Clark was home from Montpelier
over SUNDAY
Albert a. Larrabee mas gone D. New
ork to drive a bakers wagon
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24

Miss Cora Grave- OF Springfield. Mas
who mas been visiting iu HinesDurg. has
gone % Ashheld. Mass. accompanied by
ner cousin. Mrs Herbert Nichols
Geo H. Graves of Ashheid made iiviuF
trip iu Green river and adjoining towns
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24

The remain, of blanche " ymau were
brought here for burial last week
MIR aud Mrs Marsh have the sympathy
of tine whole neIghborhDod 90 the loss of
their bany. 10 was remarkably bright
pretty child
John Albee. VINO recently buried ms wife
viii soon break up housekeeping. and live
for the present with ms SOL
Miss Angie Alb-e will spend the winter
with an aunt 900 Springfield
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24

o. commission tH boz appointed ny tne rutoru..
aud which shall have power and authority tlsUu.
tur aud examine persons HuI UIpHr- 900 fu. .N
liaus. uI Che state. aud tult % thorough. impartial
uuI complete investigation wHN uH uuI Ui tH.
management uI tIe institution U regard tu iIH
above. aud wH further shy tuui Do THERE i- uuN
ground iur amy uf tues. charges aud such TACT.
ure true TINT we believe tue uuuIH should EuuH
Them ami have right tu know them. and yNu'
petitioners pray for such relief aud a~si-tnuc. iU
tu. above matters u- tu fuur honorable uuuIN.
sreiur meet. aud wuI ever pray
TINS was signed by thirty nine residents
of Rutland and towns in that vicinity APP
pended to 10 was the following letter
cUnsiier this case o. very unusual ONE aud u-
Goo which there s ErHut mystery and much 1000
certainty. Tue tumtlN ami family friends oI tn.
young man 900 question ARE very worthy and u..
serving. uut without sufficient ur adequate Iit.Uu.
MARY means tH thoroughly investigate tuH mui.
l.f B hope uuu trust that Tire subject uI tu.
within uputinu muN have thr earnest and rnu.
siderHte attention of the general assembly
EBENELENJ DNMSblI
October l3. 1sHI
10 tins % is added iu the newspaper re-
ports that the suspicion Is said tu bee that
one of the insane inmates of the asylum
killed the young man. and that the matter
was covered up which seems TO those
VINO know the facts and circumstance the
most absurd assumption of all
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24

tnHu nt,e flower pl, brackets 81 from n,. O..
Hlasfr,H ceut- -a... Ais, uu o.ll Dot col uaiui..i
n'Ver rl,, go four ,eul- -a..
VAS uaaH> s. N1itU.-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24
THE NEWS IN BRIEF


Last Thursday night tine rain began q.
fail gently. increasing gradually toward
morning when. about sunrise In TINS sci.
ton, and little earlier Iu New York. "a
gale from the northwest suddenly burs.
forth, bringing tremendous dash Of rain
reports from New YORK. aud Boston SHOW
that the harnors were visited by extraor
uInarliy nlgn SEAS, tine waves running 81.
high az New York that many sIde-wheu'
steamboats, dld not dare venture from their
piers. On sunday another severe gale aud
ram storm was experienced along tine coast
IN Boston the telegraph system was crIY
Piled for some hours uy an electric light
wire beng blown into contact with ii " e7.-
eru mon cable Inc heavy current was
flashed into tine cupu.a 0i the cumuau s.
main office on state street. where there are
between 200 and -lI wires. and a smart
blaze was almost Immediately kiudled iu
tine woodwork winch supports them The
flames were soon eXunguIsheu ana tine
damage repaired The electric lights also
caused "a great deal of trouble High seas
are reported ali along the coast Monday
night the heaviest gale Tor some years pre-
vailed of the coast of Nova Scotia Sew
eral schooners were carried ashore. and
one was wrecked on a reef, out II will prob
ahy be saved
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24

an article Dr. going tie rounds 10. Tine press Civ
ing what puruurts to bee tn-. result, uf tu- Cam
dian analyses oi baking powder The plain tact.
are th,-74 THE Canadian government report d.
yiu-s ulkluE utWu-r- utr st4Nru class-- THE
ROYAL Baking Powder Is not lu the inst elias, but
900 the thiru-crraW ui tartar powders cuntaiufu.
ammonia. d class OF uasiur powders which should
NOT uud their way INTO any household. As 90 the
iraveuiug power uf the different powders thin
Teen analyses uf tur ROYAL were made which
showed AN average Ot lI.aI i-'r c-ut OF HyalHii.
gas iieavenIug power fouT anulyses of ttst..
land - Baking Powder were made snOW ing AN at-
ria@- OF 1851 t'-f cent available gas tieayeuiul
power lu word. the Canadian government
report shows thai Cleveland linking Powder b
lu Tine nrst class. Auu that Cleveland baking
Powder Is over ten per cent stronger than the
This difference no strength u favor of Cl.ya
luud BAKING Powder is about the sauiv AS Wa
shown ul thr ONO official report. which showed
Cleveland over eight per cent stronger strength
D. Important for strength Iu baking powder
ln~tu~ economy. uut purity ami Whot.snmeDess
hir more important ihan even strength. aud iu
lhrsr qualities tirNrlunl.s stands rmphaucalIy al
the head of the list
lt YOU arr tired tax INK the large old.fashionei
gripping pils. ana air satisfied that purginr yuur.
self til you are wraE ami sick ls NOT sood com.
u1usens-. then trN tartrrs LATHE Liver Pills and
iearu how easy % is 90 b- free from Bni0usnr.s
ntauachr, constipation, and all Liver trouble.
litsr utllr pills arr smaller. easier 10 take and
give quicker relief tnuu any pill iu use On. h
dos- Price - cents
A io2 ioosed for chase at ruttstowu. Pa. got
llr better 1I DO hursrmru and several packs 9f
hounds ana ESCAPED
We want every mother 90 know that croup can
4 DE prevented rue Group never aupears without
a. warning Tine hrst symptom b. hoar--u.ss
Lhrh Tue child appears % have taken cold or "a
ciiu may nave accompanied TIDE huarsrnts- from
thr start After that peculiar rough cough b
developed, which D. followed los the cruuu an.
time a. act b when the child hrst becomes huars.,
lew doses of Chamberlain Cough Remedy "a iII
prevent the attack Eyeu after the rl,,i,,b f,,t.
has Appeared the dist.ast may is- nr,.grnf4i III,
F using tins remedy as directed For saie by Il q
J. Thorn
/ hstaDrook a BATON will not aduanc, lin. pr,,,-
+ ON their fizarru cigars uutn January 1851 The
present high quality viii be- luaintaiu,I
lhr clerks of uu kuElish telegraph onit,,- fafttI
diniculi 90 cow incr lady thai th,.y t1uId nv
transmit tine Key oi the front auur 10 her husband
CslburH's Philadelphia Aiuslard.
l R1s' lor an pulp1ars la . aud ~ pound lin,
! The king OF condiments Always reliabi- sflu
D ulAtes the appetite
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24

tieorge N Baker the Well-Enown writer
of plays for amateur Is dead al his home
M Bansrahle. Mass al the age of b.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24

During a severe thunder storm in Nor.
walk. Conn, sunday morning, the spire of
81. Msrys Catholic church was struck by
lightning ana set on tire. The flames were
exunguished by the ram, but the damage
was considerable An early service was
ben e neld at the time
Stanley and his wife will sail for New
urk on the Ieutouic on Oct ag
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24

Service ia Christ church at 9.sl psi. OH
sunday next
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24

Following De- the full text of the IoIut
resolution which passed the House ou
THURSDAY calling for an investigation of
the y ermout asylum on account of the
Arden humphrey Disappearance TINS
resolution was introduced hy Mr. Muioney
of Rutland
Resolved tu 90, senat. uad Hpipst of hspr-s.I.
fufiues. That a committee ui one senator and
two representatives ur appointed bY the prrsiuIu-
Officers OF the TWO Houses respectively % Visit
investigate, ana make report upon the condition
20 the persons confined lu tine Vermont luslU.
Asylum as insane persons. anu whether any boo.
mates of said asylum have beeu kllir4 uY fellow
inmates. winch cases nave not teen reported ir
the biennial report uf the Ofucers of said agyiu
anu also 20 investigate auu report ali facts relative
Co the mysterious dlsa ppearauc- of one Arden b.
Humphrey au employ from SAID asylum uu tu.
evening ui june o. l0Sa. ami also Co Investigate
ANA make report upon the care and condition Hf
the inmates ui said asylum. anu said commIIIt.
are hereby authorized 90 send for persons ami u.
pers Go subpoena witnesses before saIu commute.
ana compel their attendance before sall commit
t-r
The petition on which TINS resolution
was founded recites as follows
Your u-titIuner- respectfully represent tual
about u.cluck m tn- evening of june - I--.
Arden d humphrrN- "a Young man about ~ Year,
90 aer. vino was empioVrd as farm hand of Che
Vermont INSANE asylum al brattlrburl my-.
trrlouslN disappeared. and uu TRACE mas since
been found hs tu hls whereabouts or WHY ur
disappeared, ana There are many susuicluus and
mysterious facts concerning his uisauIea raH.,r.
Constant search mas ureu made tor TINS yluu-
man since uls disa ppeurance. ami detectives have
had The matter u charge. Through tilr assistance
ui lion. hruurla Proctor. the present secretary li
war. "a thorough search has nreu made through
out the army ami navy OF the United States Boz the
hops that some Trace might nr had through tht--f
mtuue The authorities uf the asylum nave nts.u
very retlceul about the matter of this Young
man b uiszinpraraurr. ana have told cuunlcIiuE
stnrles. There have ts-sn other matters rruurtt-I
on apparently good authority winch iu our
opinion call for an investigation
We therefore demand that law NAV ur 600.
acted uy the general assembly winch sinai create
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24

600. ar.n., flr these cri-ursi-I gp.i- - a
HasalU s. IIuut-a.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24

hrsl Tor all purpose la = aud AZ uouud IAN.
uLAtes tic appetite
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24
THE LEGISLATURE OF 1890.
OUR MONTPELIER LETTER


What They Told the Educational Com
mittee---The State prntne---Constitu-
tioual Amendment----A Bill tor New
Farmers ColleE.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24

meeting OF the new farmers league
will be held a. the lower town hall this
evening aud ali farmers are invited 10 al
tend
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05
TIE WEEK AT WESLEYAN

NoMNENChMLNT oRATOE~-JUNIOR OFFICERS
Niddict""n' Conn. May (SpcciaI.-The appolnt-
men's were announced Friday for commencement
orators, follows: :. Axson , A Uao.,.u q
Iawden. Il. f. Bell. T.. :. FurrcI F. :. Goodrich
W T.. Morse W. r. Parker. r. :. Taskcr. W. ".
thompson. The appointments are made on The basis,
VI rhetorical WORK during sophomore junior and senior
years.
The lecture delivered last Tuesday eycnjn, nv tbe
non Charles Lyman, chairman Of the United Statc,
'iv Service Commission, was very much appreciated
by the college Mr.. Lyman reviewed the history ~
une spolls system, tracing It's rise and growth and
pointing out its influence upon the polite, and gen
era morality Of the country. lie then explained the
scope and methods OF the Civil Service Reform move
ment, and declared that the competitive examination
provision of the Pendeton bill and the prohibition Of
pohacaI assessments by the Hawcy bill are the cita
ues Of the reform His lecture was most Instructive
discussion Of this important question.
ar Kelsey, Of the sophomore class, was recently
initiated into Psi UpsOn.
frofcssor Winchester announced to deliver series
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05
CHELSEA THEOLOGICAL.
NEW FELLowSHIP-vALU GIFT.

Another evidence Of growth in the General Theo-
logical seminary in Chelsea square in all that pertains
70 the requirement and spread Of the fundamentals Of
Catholic theology and also those advanced.
specialized investigations aud original rcSedr hes with
out which no great scholar be producea. is
MADE public III the fact that another fellowship has
Just been founded Ihis Fellowship Will brng 1t.
holder the very handsome income of $1.OUO. tne
largest in the seminary III return for which he will
Holu hIHseH III readiness 10 instruct for one hour
per Gay. aud 10 help the dean in the daily Choir
"ihccs lie viii be given the best room in the new
JARVIS Hall. and viii free 10 ali tAe Large
0IluoM ana philosophical apparatus which the
seminary now POSSESSES for advanced work IN theo-
'osy' The appointment lies with the faculty. The
'Ppcaht must be In holy orders. but not ne essarliy
PRIEST he must be graduate of this seminary or
tIie holder Of masters degree in arts and he must
ue'ote his whole time to the object for which The
.cho"ahD was founded. IL Is hoped that tho
h'cui'S VIII make the appointment in time for the
Fellow to be in residence next fall
Ihc re re Fav prize TO the next bes forei1
missions has been awarded to ". ". smith. b. A.
lPrhcctonl OF the junior class. The alumni prize
III ecclesiastical history has been awor ei to Lew S
cameron Pm Is. Columbia COLI. OF tue senior class
very elegant and valuable gift from Judge
George Shea has lust been placed in the library hail.
IL consists OF six autotype flc-simies of the follow
nig important documents connected with the life OF
Bishop oeaDury, through whom the American Church
received the apostolic succession iron the
letters OF deacons orders l53 letter., of pricit
orders 1888 doctor Of divinity degree from oxford
io' the concordate with the scottish bishop. 1884
letters Of conservation. 1854 and the hpIscot,ai
iitVtr OF onlhatOn Of 1893. These documents ar,
hhilusonleN framed In oak. and are placed on the
sruvn ol a iarEe stand and made in the shape OF
uruncatd pyramid: the faces Of which ore richly
,aGIlueq ,q ana paneled This sits heavy square
..i the Whoe beulg made out of quart red OAK and
suinalhg about seven feet from the noDr
Inc very valuable portrait OF Bishon White .ba
iecohd SSnop I'm IN" American Church consecrated al
lambeth Palace in l7-7 which the seminary ba ban,
n1cSusot "mnIus 70 Gel for some time. ha, finally been
"d LOT 1000 1t WAS p3intod BY Conarroe
% '~t '"' uceh IN the possession OF the family Of a
rhhe,l' now OF the diocese Of Pennsylvania with
Npn p II. sac to the scminarv has been accompl s,cI
~ nv S'uIents AZ" practising gularlv twice a vee
nV% lor ne commencement music which nrou,,.cS
10 he Of the usual high character ''''''0
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05
ELECTRICS At LrHlGH.
Nrw LNB0RAr0EY -NTHLLrf0-- BAIL

I.ABIi.AII I.f ) llLl-4 IN'si|
So.th Ic,ilcAcm. Penn. MAY 'SIccal. As "a'
predicted ip The Tribune f"v vcc1s n'o Fr'"H'
,y,u prohahly be- bros~n early this summer for "
new electrical laboratory. which viii b" built just
east of ~,uc,n Hal Tie number Of 'iudcut- n thi'
.cho,l has increased ~0 TO- tlc last cw year ;hai ihl'
change has become positively necessary to The further
growth Of the department. The plans hnd fehcF''
features Of the bliidug have been decided "'.
and bid, are being received which VIII be a'"'
upon after the board OF trustees ha' gwen 10 "''
approval - the project
T.c. athl,tics have never received such gen'i"I
af.ut lore here a. they have this .prng. The spHn'
.iorts VIII D. held The 1oh - May, and the lia''
f. filed every afternoon with men training for th'
,arou, events. \ large team VIII be sent 10 thr
state Intercollegiate Meeting. 10 Dc held III inc
latter part Of the month. or tie ground, Of IN
University Of Penny lvanla ia Philadelphia. \, far
=. ha. yet been decided upon the following mo- Viii
20: Dctuicr. 40. and Ballet 10. throwing IN;
hammer and putting the shot. Coates, 90 putting
the shot twOn lie bicycle lace, Rclgcl 30. one me
walk Coates. go. Warner, '03, aud Sh"ldcn' ~
pole vault. Warmer. T.. g.. 220-yah hurdle r'cc'
Patterson. g3 10 yard hurdle rncc Warmer. T. ".'
and Patterson - go ward dash. Patterson, ~
and Godshall. 80; Oyai da,h siranb, go. hii'
mile run Coleman. ~. rununs high jump, Walh
cr %. and Patterson. -, and the tnr ol "Ai
.cam: Lands. 30. Walker %. Straub. 80 and
saith. o. The chance, for making showing oI
,lic berkeley oval on the aOth of May arr good Ilt
ne tIn,lnc men VINO VIII Represent Lchigh 1T tnai
time, looked upon a> having good aio" 90 "i'i
ming i'm their respective events coates. 30 VINO hs
q record of : minute, - seconds III the NIL" wan
Eicgc who ride bicycle two niles lli
q minute - seconds, D"tWlcr, VINO Ia, hecn 'li""
ing the hammer over 90 feet, and putting The ,l't
over % feet. and Wairincr. who can almost c!citi
10 feet In the pOe vHnlt.
The arrangement oi the h'll team has PI"N'i
wholly satisfactory. and they arc putting Ep HIUc u
better game Of bali than they did ~ The beginning ~
thc year. About 10 men accOrpani"d the team -
gfp - q.
a. IL was The first time that Lrhgh has reatcn
LAFAYETTE on Lafayette grounds. the victory was
doully welcome. and much enthusiasm Was ,ho" %.
Large piece II bunting With the score painted "n m
large dyurcS railcd 10 the sides II the spec ai
cars which carried the Lchlgh 10 EaSon. and IN
tli~ wsy the Journey home up th" valley was made
The Hcihlchcms rang all night with the noise OF the