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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-10

Formal opening Appel g. Schaul's New
Store, on Saturday, April IL. 1859 Broughs
ton streat-Ad
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TICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS,

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
- EORGGA,,. CHATHAM COUNTY is
VI hereby given TO all parties having de-
mands against THOMAS WEST, late
Of said county. now deceased, To present
them to the undersigned, properly made out.
within the time prescribed by law. so as to
show their character and amount and all per-
sons indebted To said deceas ed are hereby re-
quired to make immediate payment 90 me.
JOHN r. WEST.
Administrator estate of Thomas West. decd
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A Weather Bulletin
Has been placed by Appel s. Schaul on
their new store. 159 Broughton street.-Ad.
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personal.
DHOTOGRAPHY-Al Sizes from stamp to
1 life size. Fine cabinets a specia ty New
help, scenery and accessories. Work done
promptly and quickly in all the latest styles ana
designs. J. N WILSON, 81 Bull street.
NOTICE, Notwithstanding our disastrous
- fire, the business win proceed same as usual
at the same place. Any articles sent 20 us for
sale found TO be burned will be paid for as
soon as we can put our stores IN order. j.
IAJ1GHIIN 4 SON
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Souvenir DaV

At Appel & Schaul New Store, Saturday
April II. You are respectfully invited to
call -Ad
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BATTLES WITH THE BAT.

ETIndicates trace. tInches and hundredths.
9. S. GoRGEs. Observer Signal CORDS.
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WINTER RESORTS.
WIN IhH NEoUkIo-
SUWANNEE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Resort and Santanum.
SUWANNEE, FLA.

OPEN ALL THE YEAR. Located on high,
dry bluff, overlooking the Suwannee River, with
It's beautiful scenery. The unique Coquina
Rock Main Buildings, surrounded by the COM
Portable cottages, supplied with hot and cold
mineral water direct from the spring. offers az
q Winter and Summer Resort many advantages
that can only be appreciated by visit. Per-
fectly free from malaria, atmosphere dry and
pleasant, tempered by the southwest breeze OF
the Gulf The remedial virtues OF the water for
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver
Complaints, are too well known to be expatiated
upon. Write for pamphlet with testimonials
and circular with rates
s. PECK. suwannee. Fla.
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Artists Materials, all kinds, at N. T. Tay.
lo'r 1S5 York street. I'D.
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NURSERY.
KIESLING'S NURSERY.

WHITE BLUFF ROAD.
DLANTS, Bouquets, Designs, Cut Flowers
BROS, cor. Bull and York sts. The Belt Rail
way passes through the nursery. Telephonss4
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old NEWSPAPERS-90 for IS cents-nl
~ Business Ofiice Morning News.
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ROOMS TO RENT.

E'LAT Of three unfinished rooms for rent az
Il 1854 Bolton street
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EOR SALE, five two-story houses on Bur
Il roughs street; always occupied. W. X.
WILKINSON, Real Estate.
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PROF.. BLACK

VIII give another of his delightful soirees to-
night at his Academy Masonic Temple). The
ance under the leadership of Prof Lage. Cen
tlemen Boo, ladies free.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FOR SALE

III ORSES, mules, mares. best IN city; carriage,
1 L draught business, big and medium mules
Nice drags, buggies, and saddle horses in livery
J. F. GUILMARTIN q Co., Boarding, Sale
Livery Stables. Telephone Isl.
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DUNCH BOWL-A liberal reward will be paid
for return OF my Sons Of Malta" punch
BOWL MILLIAM HONE
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LOST.

+ OST, a large, black Newfoundland dog. an
II swering to the name Of Prince; has white
spot on neck and on each paw. Finder will bs
literally rewarded by returning to 144 Liberty
street.
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4 want liberal loan. for any length of
time, at lowest rate OF interest, on Diamonds,
Watches, Jewelry, Clothing, etc, and IL you
want your valuaGles returned In the same con
dition al left patronize home enterprise and
call at the Old Reliable Savannah Licensed
Pawnbroker House. 100 Congress street. +.
MUHLBERd, Manager
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HYDRAULIC JACK FOR sALE-Dudgeons
L improved capacity 60 tons; lift IL inches.
H. T.. JOSSELYN. 0uyton, Ga.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-26
NEW MINNESOTA COUNTY.
Itasee County organizsd--Grand Rapids
the County Seat.

ItastA County organized--Grand Rapids
the County Seat.
GRAND RAPIDS, Minn., March o6 -
Itasca county was fully organized Tues.
day, as provided for in the act recentlv
passed at st. Paul. The county com.
missioners held their first meeting and
proce<ded to make commissioner, d,s.
tricts rs was their first duty. The re-.
suit Is to this fixed the matter in the
same manner as was contended for bv
the oand Rapids people in the famous
legis& tive fight. The board next acted
on q county seat and Grand RAPIDS won
the lie, the commissioners being unan-
imou& A new court house was then
ordexpd to be built and bids invited and
It's Ioafion settled, putting it on court
nous square of the original plat, and
then ction on officers was taken. Fol-
Iowinx are the appointees:
Au<Ltor, IL. II. King; late of Aitkin.
treasEker, John Beckfelt, of Grand Ranids.
regisk<r of deeds, Charles Kearney. Grand
nap1 county attorney, Henry Garfield.
Gran Rapids; clerk Of district conrt'
Wad4 Blaker, of La Prairie, surveyor. ri
Il. Grand Rapids; and county attor.
ney. a. Woods, Grand Rapids.
III probate judge, court commits
sioneH coroner and superintendent >of
schod are yet to be appointed. It was
decidS4 to ask that bill in the leqisla-
turc b passed fixing on a regular term
Of the district court.
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MADISON SOUTH DAKOTA, THURSDAY MARoH 2e 1891
ROYALTY As sTAR PASSENGERS.


Tmpccunioas Princes Used Is Drawing
Gard for Steamship LInes.
LONDON, March 26.--The question
asked In parliament by Mr.. LaboAchere
relative TO the hire of steamers bstween
Great Britain and the continent for the
conveyance of distinguished persons,
has brought out the interesting fact that
no charge whatever Is made for such
conveyance, bnt that, ON the contrary,
the various steamship lines are eager
rivals for the honor Of conveying royal
and princely personages without any
charge whatever. 1t is said that at
least one Of Queen Victoria's ilnpecuni-
NOUS German sons-in-law has turned
quiet penny by favoring q certain line
OF boats in his journeys between Eng
land and the continent, his arrange
ment, or implied understanding with
the company being that he shall make
himself and the princess as conspicu-
Gus as possible during the voyage, thus
advertising the steamship lines and at
tracing passengers, and that a special
douceur was exacted for the presence of
in the saloon while the prince
and suite were at meals. At any rate,
whatever the truth in these reports, Ger.
tain it is the charges for conveying
royal and princely personages no longer
appear In the estimates: and it Is equally
certain that they do not pay their way
~. l.
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A DIABoLlcAL PLOT.

the Wife OF q Murdered Man Tells About
the eCrime-Pianned Before Marriage.
GOSHEN, Ind, March 26.--In the Hem
dryx murder trial, Mrs Calkins, who il
included in the indictment charging
Hendryx with having murdered her
husband, was released from custody and
testified against her partner in crime.
She said Hendryx and she planned and
succeeded in getting Calkins to marry
her. Then they induced him to take
out an accident insurance policy for
$5, 900: making his wife the beneficiary:
20 Will his property to his wife. ana
then to give Hendryx the power Of ar
torney to collect for Mrs. Calkins the
insurance should he die by accident
About q week after he went fishing. and
while attempting to change seats CALI
ms was thrown overheard by Hendrix
hnd drowned. She and Hendrix then
fowed to shore and wet their clothing to
Indicate that the boat had capsized, and
gave the alarm.
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I REACHED A FOCUS.

seven Bfndents of the south Dakota Uni.
versity Suspended.
VETAILLIoN, S. D., March 26.--The
rumpas ct the university has come to a
focus. Special chapel services were
called II which D. M. Inman read re-
port on behalf of the president Of the
board snspending indefinitely S. A. d.
Boggs N d. Hawkins, A. b. MAYNARD.
!. =. Fowers. G. A. Marshall, w. MI.
Peterson and E. FL. Holman, ali promi-
nent members of the higher classes. and
extending the spring vacation I'd ApriI s.
Before the members of the faculty left
the chapel rostrum they were handed
the Groee petition, making an almost
unanimous request for him to go, giving
as Q reason quite profound and wide
spread dissatisfaction with your admin.
istration. The students dismissed do
not take the matter hard, but expect to
be reinsteted for next term.
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NlNETEEEN DROWNED.

British Steamer straithair Ashore on the
North Carolins Coast.
WASHINGTON, March 20. The British
steamer Straithair is ashore below
Chicamicomico life station on the North
Carolina coast Nineteen out or the
crew of twenty-six were drowned. In
cluding all officers except second mate.
The steamer Is d total loss. The Straith-
ar went ashore at A b. m. during 4
heavy northeaster. Those who were
saved owed their lives to the brave life
saving crew, and 1t is thought that ali
would have been saved IL they could
have remained on the wreck. but The
heavy sea washed them away before the
rescuing crew arrived The vessel is
fast going to pieces and little will "a
main Of her when the weather clears.
The Straithair is a wooden vessel and
was built In Newcastle, England. She
Is schooner rugged and was engaged ia
the trade between the West Indies ana
Baltimore. On this trip she was bound
from Santiago, Cuba. 81
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THE DEATH ROLL.
Numerous Prominent Men and Ex
0fficfaIs Stricken Down.

Numerous Prominent Men and Ex-
ofiiciais Stricken Down.
LANCASTER, Pa, March 26. DIR. James
I. Wickersham, aged 66, died here.
Under President Arthur's administra-
ton he represented the United States Mt
Denmark. He was also at one time state
superintendent Of public instruction.
his death was directly due to heart dis
ease, superinduced by the grip. He was
prominent for many years In educationaI
matters Of the country.
Ex-LIentenant Governor Lee.
! TOLEDO, Ohio, March 26.-Ger. John
9. Lee. the lieutenant governor Of Ohio
under Gen. r. b. Hayes, and one Of the
most prominent lawyers of Ohio. died
Tuesday night, aged S. years.
Commander Of the Nauvoo Legion.
SALT LAKE Cry, Utah, March 26.-
Gen. Daniel I'll. Wells, of the Nauvoo
legion, died in this city of pleuro pneu-
monia. He was also counsellor of the
twelve apostles and trusted official of
the Mormon church.
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Another Chapter In the New Orleans
Malta Cases Just Brought to
Light.
American Flag Subjected to Gross In
dignities BIZ Dagos After the
Hennessy Verdict.
Grand jury Decides TO Investigate the
Lynching Confessions Of Two
Murderous Fiends.

NEW ORLEANS, March 26.-The report
OF the insult offered the American flag
on the day the Hennessy verdict was
rendered has created much Indignation
throughout the country, judging by the
numerous letters received by the mayor
from Grand Army posts respecting it.
Mr Shakespeare several days ago
ordered an official investigation and the
police have made a report which can be
substantiated by many reputable wit
nesses. 1t shows the Malta regarded the
action Of the jury as signal victory
over the law of this country. Here is
the report
Insulted the Stars and stripes.
About o'clock Friday evening March
10, q crowd of Italians numbering from
forty to fifty congregated ON the levee
mead OF Ursohnes street. Three of them.
named Giuseppe Lefere, Al. Loncetta'
and Romano Borchitone, the latter d
protner-n-law OF James Caruso. in
ulcted as one OF the assassins of Chief
Hennessy, entered a shanty at that
place, which Is owned by Italian steve
9ores anu used by them as warehouse
s6o, GUS LUI ITultS, nlpS and lug
gars, and took therefrom d number Of
nags, among them an American flag.
Peter Corales, the keeper of the shanty.
made no effort to prevent the men from
taxing the flag. On the Flagstaff at
tached to this shanty the three men
nolsted the flags, the Italian at the top
and the American turned upside down
below it. The affair created consider
able excitement and crowd soon gath
cred. oA.4a
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the Road win he Built.

CHAM1kRLAIN, s. D., March Co.
Speaking of the extension Of the Chi
cagp, Milwaukee and st. Paul railroad
rom this city to the Black Hills coun-
try, acr4ss the ceded Sioux lands. a well
informe gentleman says vthat II has
been saja that the company is not in 4
condition 10 build. Don't credit this
altoSE ifers Theirs II little. f,Srfinss
IN the company, but the progressive
members are in favor of pushing west
ward, and it is nonsense to say they can
not get the money necessary The ex-
tension OF this road means considerable
TO eastern South Dakota as well as to
the Twin Cities. ~
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THE NOTICE SERVED.

Western Roads Must Quit Paying Com
missions or suffer boycott.
CHICAGO, March 26.--The board az
rulings of the Central Traffic and Trunk
Line associations, composed Of Chair
men Goddard, Blanchard, Donald and
Farmer, has begun operations under the
recent agreement to boycott all connect
ing lines that continue to pay commis-
sions to agents in the territory Of those
associations
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NEW ORLEANS, March 26.--The grand
jury will on Thursday, under the direc.
ton OF Attorney General Rogers, begin
an investigation into the lynching 81
the Italians. When the question Of
taking up the subject was submitted Il
moOs. Judge Rogers has been in ,s.,,,s com
munication with Signor Corte. the
Italian consul, and has several letter.
from that gentleman, one OF which
shows that ten of the men who were
killed went under assumed names and
from this the authorities infer that thev
were either fugitives from italian ius-
uce or cx-convicts. Corte has requested
tnat the leaders of the uprising be
brought to justice.
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CALIFORNIA BRIBERY.

Investigating Committee Charges 1t to
the Southern Pacific.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, March 26.-The
committee appointed to investigate the
charges of bribery in connection with
the finding of scraps of paper in the
state library during the recent senate
rial contest. have reported that the
money came from the Southern Pacific
railroad company, but who handled the
cash and who received it was not
determined.
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spalding WIN Retire.

NEW YORK. March 28.--A special to
The Sun from Chicago says Al. G.. Spald-
ing will retire from base ball and busi-
ness cares, and will enjoy the fruits Of
many years labor. He has made MI
arrangements to retire ON the first Of the
month. He will also leave Chicago ana
make New York his home in the future.
James Hart and A. g. Anson viii ia
LETT IN charge Of Spalding's interests.
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CONTRACT LABoRERs.
New system of Smuggling Them
nfscavarea - 49, W

New system of Smuggling Them In
Discovered at New York.
NEW YORK, March PA number OF
italian contract laborers were captured
" custom inspectors on the steamer
california. The vessel arrived at her
Jock during the afternoon. and the in
pectors saw q lotof men standing about
Ter decks dressed like sailors, but doing
o work. Their suspicious were aroused
md they determined to watch the yes-
III. Shortly afterward the officers saw
he supposed sailors leaving the vessel
md arrested them. The Italians said
hey came here to work in the lumber
pro OF George Ulling ct New Haven,
pnn. They had been promised 41. .25
day y is believed that the inspec-
g VINO eftected the capture have nm
kborers into the country that lar besn
4 vogue for some time. -
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Mud Throwing a Costly Am.u.e ment.

=
WoBURN, Mass, March c6.--John Al.
Noyes, prosperous shoe manufac-
turer, Is to be tried next Saturday for
assault committed on Miss Florence
Holt, the principal Of private English
and classical school. The assault ID
alleged to have been committed upon
the night of March l2. Miss Holt
states that on that evening, as she was
entering the residence of friend. she
passed Mr.. Noyes, who deliberately
made mud balls and threw them at her.
covering her hair, face and clothes
with mud. Mr.. Noyes claims it is 4
case of mistaken identity. but Miss
Holt is positive of the identification Of
her assailant. Last spring Miss Holt
sued Mr.. Noyes for $25 900 for breach
Of promise. This case is pending.
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A slave Girl In New York.

New YoRK, March 26.--The case Of
the slave girl of Consul General of Peru
Quintana, was up in the police court
again, when the further hearing in the
case was dropped. The Children's society
refused to make any complaint against
Mrs. Quintana for her alleged cruel
treatment of the girl, The latter will
remain in custody of the society until II
has been decided what shall be done
with her.
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Forced to Hear tie Comn,.,n,.

LONDON. March 20. The Chronicle
says that the government was strongly
opposed to receiving the deputation Of
merchants engaged in the New Found
land trade who appeared in the house of
commons, and that it was only to avoid
lnfiaming the excitement in the COLONY
that 1t acceded to the pressure brought
to bear in the matter.
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The Assessment Increased.

Dies MONIES, Iowa, March 25.-Tbe
executive commission has completed
the annual assessment of railroad prop
erty. The total is increased from s4l.-
85S 800 last year, to $44,556,517. With
9 few changes ON small branch roads
the total increase in the assessments
amounts to $1,697 ,627, of which more
than 81 ,OOO, 900 is over 1000 miles Of
road of the Chicago and Northwestern
system.
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omcers Attend . Lynohinr.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, March 26.--John
Dances, colored, was lypched at an early
hour OF the, morning for attempting to
assault white woman in Shelby county.
The AFFAIR occurred at Columbiana. Two
Pfncers who attempted to rescue Dances
Prom the mob We're forced to 90 along
ind witness the hanging.
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Recommended by BOYD.

LINCOLN. Neb., March 26.-In his in
augural address Governor Boyd recon-.
mended the passage of a bill providing
that presidential electors be chosen one
from each district and two at large.
Such bill was introduced in the house
and has passed that body.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-26
Charges Against Bismarck.

BERLIN, March 26.-The Boersen
zeitung says that the emperor viii order
an investigation of the Guelph fund
scandal. An article in The Cologne
Gazette, supposed to be inspired asserts
that Prince Bismarck spent 81, 600. 900
marks, and that the accounts were
burned.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-26

PITTsBUR0, Pa, March 26. The exc
ecntive board Of miners in session here
has decided to remain ont until August.
II necessary. The board is discussing 4
sliding scale, however, which meets the
approval of the operators, but Is disliked
by the men. They think sliding scale
generally slides down instead Of up.
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fccalla wants M. sentence Ren,,...a

Mccaiia Wants His Sentence RENTED.
New YORK, March 20. The Tines,
special from Washington says efforts are
being made to secure the remission Of
the unexpired term Of the sentence 81
Commander Mccall, who was sem
fenced to three years suspension. The
hrst year of the sentence does not expire
until May 10, and it is not probable that
the sentence will be remitfad.
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The South r,ak.,ta Eneamnma.4

YANKToN, s. D., March 26.-The an
nual encampment of the Grand Army
for this state has begun here. several
hundred veterans are already here and
the total attendance will doul tless reach
$500.
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WIoHrIA, Kan, March 26.--J. q.
Adams Vas found guilty Of murder III
ne drst degree for the murder of Cart.
CCuch, the noted OkIehoaun boonsr.
Ihe 0urdsr occurred lSst fnll and grew
euf q disnnted lnna c1aim
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-04-17

Has It ever been your misfortune 70
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against them. The root OF the evil is
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and through their renewed, complete
discharge TO reinforce weak nerves, in
conjunction with other portions of the
physical organism, is within the power
of Hostetter's Stomach Bltters, sys-
tematically and continuously used
There is no disappointment here nc
matter what or how grievous the fail
ures OF other so-called tonics. No &C.
dative or opiate-avoid bothl-car
compare with this invigorating nerve
tranquilizer. Constipation, bilious
ness, malaria, rheumatism, kidney
troubles are cured by 1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-04-17

Just to be good dog is something.
1t is more than to be inanlmate More
over. a good dog has friends and seems
to greatly enjoy that relationship. Ii
this respect too. he makes wonderful
lily intelligent distinction of his SUI
lpreme friendship and allegiance to his
master and mistress.
Such dog is JEFF. It Is much more
to be the brown and white Pointer jeff
1888 pounds in weight, and five years
old last Jan. 18th, than to be an ordin
AIRY dog.
Earth Ia a paradise" to JEFF. Mo-
solely because he has a kind-heartct
master and mistress but he is the
butchers favorite Of Sd street market
After his mistress ties Mr.. William H
Megaritys mail on Jef7s necl
at his home, Sth and Poplar
streets, he starts and traveli
straight to his master and owner
" oe betide the dog or man that tries
to stop him or take that mail. He
watches the home at night, turns
lsummersault's, catches ball and does
various tricks.
He likes particularly we'll to play
ball with the boys, which as middle
man (though catcher instead OF
lbatter) ne was doing yesterday after
noon with Ellwood Johnson and Frank
Ferguson, in front of 3D. and King ST.,
market, JEFF would get halfway be-
tween the two tossers and jump three
or four feet high to catch the ball and
turn his body nearly around while in
the air. You would think he was
going to fall ALI In q heap" or sprawl
on his back, but he comes down on his
feet every time. He is valuable fam
lily watch dog.