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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-23
sAsr's rtRsislE FALL.
The DistAGss 49, Bsssy Feet. est the
ealia k.espsa WltAeat lsgaEy.

PaLADsfFaIA. Nay zz.-Inere Is .
baby gsrl IN thss city whose hairbreadth
escapes from death have made tie
neighbors believe that her life Il guard
ed By soine secret tailsman. In the
three yeAss of LeF mortal existence the
little tot has met with many accidents
OF a nataTe that would have resulted IN
tbe death OF any ordinary child. The
tot - named Isabella tseiger. The par
euts are natives OF Alsaee. and came TO
thls eountry about q Year ago isa-
bellA got a nsw dress sunday week aud
sbe Was very happy. she went up 10
the fourth story OF her house late ~
the afternoon and cfawled out Of the
window upon tse nre escape. The
little one had esplcd some swallows
under the cornlce Of The house and
wanted to get better look 81 them.
she leaned over the lower railing OF
the fire escape and IA peeklng up lost
her balance and fell 10 the BRICK pave
naent below. IL was n fall cf from
thirly-hye 70 forty-five feet. On the
descent little Isabella struck "A TN water
spout, and the concern fell with her.
The little ones mother heard the noise
aad screamed piteousiy upon seeing
her baby daughter on the pavement
Little Isabella Was 80 stunned 10y the
fall that she lay motloniess, and her
mother thought her dead. But the
baby girl opened her eyes upon being
picked up and began TO cry.
physician was summoned and an
examination made Little Issbella's
BODY was carefully felt, but no bones
were broken. There was only n small
bruIse on the left side. The physician
was surprised. but felt that there must
certainly be serious internal injuries.
He ordered the mother 10 keep the
little one IN bed. An hour later little
Isabella, tired of being bedrldden,
crawled out when her mother left :he
room and ran down stairs. When the
physician came 10 the house again IN
the evening he was thunderstruck at
seeing the baby girl playing around the
house with her small brother. Mrs.
Geiger is very proud of her little Isa-
bella and believes she bears charmed
life. Her mother, through an interpre-
ter, related yesterday 10 reporter two
other marvellous escapes of the little
one. When Isabella WAS year. and a
half old she could walk very we'll. She
ran away from her home IN Alsace one
day and, while looking from y bridge,
fell into pond.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-23
FOR SCHOOL TEACHERS
Amusing Benefit Entertainment ~
Hartmau's.
SCENES fROa THE COUNTRY SCHOOL
a.ps.sa.ea Amia 1ssh nassssusst-
These whs T.ss Part is tss kssss-
tsi.s.s.taths Gsssessss siessa
w.sn Pretty Issi.sss Asa songs.

The entertainment gwen by the 7. NJ
=. A. last evening at IN. Hartman lee
urs room was we'll attended. The pro-
ueiion was scene representing the
,st day at county school.
fof. Sheppard played the role OF
acher aud entered the school room,
hich was genuine representation Of
country seat OF learning IN pioneer
mes. shortly after the scnool entered
presenting the motley collection
suaiy seen in the remote rural dis
iets. Al the morning roll call the
flowing pupils responded in the char
'teris,ic varying tcSes: Irvy Barn
,rt, Ellie Barley, Willie Baird. Debtie
liley. Mamie Bettes. Laura Bishop,
snie Carpenter, julia Coinnberry,
NINA Field, Hattie lIerrick. susie
anchett, Ednic Holden, Helen Hood
lie Hunt, susie Jones. Lucy Kroner,
,rnelia Newton, Milton Osborne.
slen Patrick, jimmie Riley, Mary
nth, Helen Sours, Ella Stephenson,
rdie Stowell. Guye Thompson.
After roll call the school joined IN
lgng eco Tell Aunt Abby" After
geral efforts to strike the correct
ich, the song was finished.
A Visitor ARRIVES.
&. +. Atwater visited the school IN
capacity of director. As he en-
ed the room the school arose IN a
iy and greeted him with bow and
ood morning. Mr.. Atwater." The
cher, in order TO show the profi-
ucy OF his pupils III the rudlments,
them through course OF examina-
]. The first class presented was the
graphy, and the answers gwen were
;crous and some of them were happy
The first question, "Name and
ite the most important city IN the
ID" was answered as "Grand Rap
located on Grand river"
Describe Grand river"
IL rises IN Jackson State Prison,
ms the Soldiers Home. and empties
the city water works."
For what is Grand Rapids noted?"
Grand Rapids is noted for its water
fountains = perforated
system of pavements and street railway
accomodations."
Mimic school Exercises.
These were followed by examinations
in other branches along the same line
that afforded considerable amusement.
The pupils then gave an entertainment
of recitations, declamations
aud essays of humorous character
delivered in the school boy monotone.
with timidity, an attempt at oratory
etc. representing all the different char
acters TO be found in school. Then
came an exhibition of kindergarten
work representing the pupils at actual
work. Games were played and objects
we're represented by actions in the reg
ular kindergarten mode OF work. The
closed with tableaux
that were encored and reproduced.
The High School orchestra furnished
the musical part of the program. A
song arranged for the occasion was
sung by the school, the closing refrain
Of which was as follows:
Wait for the cable.
Wait for the dummy.
Wait for the 'lectric
Or take the carryall.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-23

FILLED WITH TEARS.
Col Compton Sorry That His Soldiers
Are Murderer

Col. Compton Sorry That His Soldiers
Are Murderer
WALLA WALLA, Wash, May 22.--on
the fourth day of the investigation INTO
the lynching day at Fort walla walia,
Colonel Compton, commandani of the
fort, contradicted the sheriff and prose
cutting attorney IN much material testi-
mony. He denied that he SAID be could
not keep the men at the post tall after
ii O'Clock because of an order OF the
War Department, but says he took
measures 10 prevent any outbreak aud,
had the sheriff made any resistance
whatever, he would have been there
with a company to assist
Compton was subjected 10 q severe
cross-examinatlon winch he stood for
several hours, then broke down ADD bis
eyes filed with tears. He said IL was
all due 70 hls commissioned Oh
ficers. He bewalled the confidence he
had placed in them. About q dozen
non-commiseioned officers and privates
were examined. Some justified tbe
killing. They said they did not think
because they were soldiers that they
had no better right than . body of cItl-
zens to lynch . man who murdered
their comrsde. Some, however, realize
now they made . terrible mistake. All
the men examined mad foreign names.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-23
SPORTING BREvIriEs.

Peoria has traded six dates with
Grand Rapids and Detroit on account
OF July races.
According to yesterdays decision,
Roy Wilkes. PAGER 2;0o.. remains ex.
PEELED from the National Trottlng As,
sociation.
At a meeting recently held the fol.
lowing officers of the Fort Wayae Base
Rail- Club were eleeted: President,
Capt. 4. Gardener; secretary. Lieut.. w.
4. WllderI manager, w. IL. Moore.
Jack Collins - matched TO meet
seedham whom Tommy Ryan de.
feated. II Collins defeats him and
Ryan defeats kemmie, Collins will
challenge Ryan for the welter-welghI
championship OF the world.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-23
FOUGHT IN THt COURT.
Enceunter Between Niiiionsire Rub
sans w wtdo~ aud Bts psfead.

NEW YoHK, May 2z.--The proceed
ings IN the contest over the Will OF the
late Millionaire Brewer Rutsam, Of
staten leland, were enliyeBed today By
fist fight between tse widow and Mise
Enochin. who was Rubsau's rsramonf
aud by whom he had q child. kubesm
left over $50, 900 ~ this child on Con
dition that she be turned over 10 MS
wife. The wife took the child and q
mother made an attempt 10 get 4 bsck.
Sne was defeated In court today, an1
as Ars. Ruteam aud the child wsfs
leaving the court room, she tired ~
take the child away. A lively fight hs-
tween the principals and tbeir frIenat
followed, during which both Mrs Rub
sam and Mss Enoebm lost some hs
and trimming from Their dresses IA
required two policemen 90 separate
them.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-23

Rails Spread on the Northern Pacific
and Several are Injured

Rails spread on the Northern Pacific
and Several are Injured.
ELLENsBuRe, Washington, May o.
News has just reached this city of a bad
wreck which occurred on the Northern
Pacific Railroad, at Tenoway, small
station thirteen miles west of Ellens-
burg, this afternoon. Four cars on the
Vestlbule passenger train which left
Tacoma this morning, were deraifed
and number of persons badly injured.
The cars leaving the track were a
tourist sleeper, dining car, sleeper, >. and
a Pullman day coach. The ped Most
badly injured are: III. B. S6dder,
Forth Yakima, hand cut; F. n. Btrtbn;
Logan, Mont. bad scalp wound; J.,
Shinn, New York. bruised about the
body; p. G.. Longworth. Welton, back
sprained; c. p. Toplitf, Tacoma. head
and body bruised; Mr.. Topiiff. quite
badly injured. The cause of the acci-
dent was the spreading of rails. The
train will be delayed thirteen hours.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-23
HRICHTFULLY SLASHID
A Fifth Ward Tough WsylAid q
Midnight.
his HEAD ONE ElSs OF UGLY CUTS
ne 10 Set ppen ny en- VnknswE Assailsns
Asa HACKED With . a~sehe1-A
BLOODY Spectacle Presented
80 the feiios.

About 1880 last night. John T. Do
herty, . young man Is years Of Age,
WAS walking homewxrd on Pizinheld-
ave, and when he arrived opposite The
Parneil Honse some unknown person
feiied ban seuseless 10 the ground. lie
recovered CONSCIOUSNESS and made hls
way 10 the d. a NJ. freight house, where
be called the watchman 10 hls assist
anee. Alderman Saunders was aroused.
the patrol box was pulled and Doheriy
Was taken 10 police headquarters. Ca
has head were nse wounds. On his
forehead and on the back of his head
were gashes Two inches long. penetrat-
ing 10 the skull. There were fooF oiher
severe cuts on hls scalp and Two laHises
over hls lett eye. One of hls teeth Mas
Knocked out. The young man pre-
sented frlghttul appearance, with the
numerous gaping wounds streaming
blood. HIS face and clothing were
completely covered slth blood.
win Get Even with His Foe.
DR.. Withey was called and he found
II necessary 10 put eight stitches IN the
wounds. The wounded hoy stood TIE
surgeons needle without 50 much as a
wink, and said he would find out who
did the job and get even with him.
The Fifth ward Is the home of a gang
OF young toughs, and IL ls sald thai
Doherty is one of the toughest OF them.
The blows he received must have been
delivered With duh hatchet or some
such instrument from their appear.
ance, and he Will have head like
disappointed politician for a few days.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-23
NEW lYCeuM MUSEUM.
A Scranton Man win Probably Lease
the Did l.yeeum Theater.


the Old iyeeum Theatsr.
Grand Rapids is likely to have new
museum established at the Lyceum
Theater. r.. NJ. Strong, OF Scranton,
Pa. who has had for several years a
successful museum in operation in
his own city. iie came here yester-
day, aud believes that there rs "A iirst-
class opening for one IN this city.
upon look ing the ground over he de-
cided to engage the long vacant l.yceum
Theafer, II Il could be leased for term
of i've years. lie held a conference
With tolonel Briggs Yesterday and
made him a liberal offef, which was
taken under consideration. II he sue.
eeeds in closing the bargain he will
remodel tho place 20 eeftaln extent
The gallery will be- cut on from the
auditorium and will be asesi as place
10 exhibit eurios. and the grouad foor
will be used Tor entertainments.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-23

The Collins Marder Csss Looks Like
spite wsrs-


PoRrIaSp. Mich, May 22.--The some
what ancient Collins wife murder case
came no for trial before Justice Cook
tnis morning. the prosecution claimed
20 be in possession Of new evidence. but
tnns far nothing sensational has devel-
oped, IN fact, tile ease seems 10 stand
just where u did I've year. sgo. Iva
J. steele, complaining witness. testifies
thst Collins and wife quarrpled 0a the
night before the tragedy. that Mrs. Col
lins gave her 81 cents aud told her 10
keep il, and { she was found dead the
next morning. sad her husband bad
threatened her. and II she died witness
would know Collins did IL. After din
ner, William Hutchinson. a neightoF.
was sworn. but no light was thrown on
the case. No other witnesses ~ill bs
svorn today. W. W. Mitchell, 0f Iona,
IL acting az prosecutor. d u. VI. Davis
prosecuting attorney. being disqualified
through former connection vith the
case. DAVIS aud Nichols are THE de
PENDANTS sttorneys.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-23

The sCSpAY iKtHasAs.AKsAIn y
be feplese With esss matter. Hrs
aud or, s.aal ARTICLES ~ill salivsa eve
page. tw.ll es b, far the mosl reA
sels. nsoss original aud bes. paper
sued ia tie city. The original featas
are as tollowsg
"woraaa or Lady. which, by q,
trusie tsAisty.
secret Il Reporter, - abort
ey a uaenaher OF the staff.
MY Frugal ffsead Jack" by He,
Fielding,
'Speech Of . Cigarette" hy
ff1KaR1N.HGR.lp's eFig ssl hume
"Jaaes Great Storms" by "
Foster.
summer Winter Resorts" /
Grand Rapids tourist in the south.
Bill >yv's Letter. Bill teals abo.
own people.
The Ead." . poem by ka,h
Walsh Werner.
"Queeu Carrie Careless'-one O
entertaining. srrailc letters.
Three Notable Women" by FL
III, Livingston.
la addition TO these original
buttons the usual amount of sho
interesting miscellany will a
Due attention will be gwen Societ
Drama snd Music. Its columns
crowded with all the local news
city and general news Of the
Icmorrow's TrLESRAM-H HERALr
brlstle with news.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-23
srnsr Gus AT nn,aas.

DErnon, May z2.-fhe hfst gun in
Briggs case vas fred by Rev. j. j.
Francis. of Cincinnati, in the rrssby
terrain assembly. who presented a reso-
luton prescribing the method ia which
the general assembly should act in the
exercise ot its powers 10 dIsappfose the
appointments Of professors ia Its
theological seminafies.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-23
MUST STOP cepNc LANDS.
The Commercial Congress Calls . Halt q.
the Practice

DENVER. Col. May 22.--ln the Com
mercial Congress today Il was resolved
that the congress extend TO the Worlds
Far commission It's hearty congratuls.
iions on the work already done and
assuring the commission OF ia hearty
cooperation. The committee on reso-
lutlons was introduced by the New
Mexico delegation. The majority re
port, which was adopted, demands that
the Government stop its cessation OF
public lands - the several States
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-23

KENTUCKY fiEsDs IyNcsED.


IorIsvftss. Ny, May 27.-sone Of the
most hsndish crimes ever known in
k~nt0cky = rsported ~ sandy Hook.
the sat of Elliot county young
school teacher, Mss Maud Eieauqf. VS.
thrown from a h0rss, frightened ly two
Nilcos brothers, esril of whofn Ire & II
hsd refnsf.e 60 mary. WITH . leg sud
sfm broken ste ~ss cfsiaed "a es-
serted csbsn. where sire hss teen kept
= prisoner since tss rnloeis u Apr !,
sl'a. sie~ir cyiuE, sss fnaas t1e ylttsfa
~ her captslfs desires issf 7uesdsv
. Fsssse keasisd s'y hef sfofhef. feaaa
fs.e gsfs sse dsfsd fifteen u4inusss lssef
TIE irtsr ffot tsfs Wtff captured
ennfessea sns we're promptly shos V
oeAth.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-23

Ng~asK. = j., May ~ y federies
ilsuk qusfrsisd sIth bls vile At theli
home is this city last night, and iie cat
her terribly wltb a razor. A poiiestnsh
Who was sent 20 arrest hSes was
thFawn d0sn stars by bstIl- ASSISTANCE
wss procured and be sas hnsily SUE
daed ard tskeB q pTlson. lie woman
all nrobabtF die.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-23

:. A. Norman distains the osaersh.p
al the long % be remembered befse,
who beqsesthed nis mortal remains 20
the editorial rooms "a tie iEIEaass.
HRastB. lie sass that the IsIfessa.
HEeALe - indebted 30 some other per
son for rs night slooHing equine 30
qaet.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-23
supT. CHALMERS noNoego.
n sse s~er~tsrv 90 the STATE Teachers
Associations tie- Ra.s~si. Deceased.

n sa~ s~rr~ssfs 90 the STATE Teachers
a..ae1astsa ffe- nass~ti. Bee~s<~a
IASstxs, Mlch., May 22.-The ere.
eut,ve eomnittse Of the state Teachers
Assocsstson held a sess sn here. Al rae
powney House. last evening and th !.
morning. The vacancy IN the Office Of
s.crsssrv Of the sssoesatson, caused ~
the death Of supt. Russell, 81 Battle
Cyeek pas nlsed BY the eoamlttse y
th. appointment Of Sapt- ". ". chsi.
r,ers' OF fsrand Rapids. IA rss slsa
safsrnfnea 70 bold the aext meeting ~
tha ASSOCIATION at Grand kapsas, eoha'
rsene,sse On the NoBdsy after thfst
pa. ard continuing untls wednesday
afternoon
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-23

AEw Yeas, May p 2.-R, q. Dun re
p0fe busnsss failures occurring through
cut the country dsring tue last seven
days Number for the taitsd states,
7i4; Canada. 40 total, asa, compared
with 237 Iast week aud lzz correspond
lHk week last wear.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-23
STOLE HIS OWN DAUChT
Carrie Turner's Divorced Husbar
ducts Their Child.

NEw YORK, May 22.-Constsn
only child of Carrie Turner, the
has been abducted and carried
Europe by her father, from who
Turner had secured a divorce.
= romantic attachment that led
Turner's marriage, but it di
quench her stage ambition. SIX
ago, when she was playing the |
part in pau! kauvar," Albert L
met and became infatuated W
actress. He Is the senior partner
Swiss firm of His. Zwilner & L
importers. Miss Turner was de.
love with Mr.. His, and i'm
marriage was arranged, wit
understanding that she
give up the stage. The ap
of appreciatlve audiences, howevs
cast a spell over Miss Turner an
plte his vigorous protests, afte
years of comparatively happy do
life. Miss Turner gave up her hJ
and home to again gain the plau
the public. From this moment ii
band and wife had frequent qu
which eliminated in ms leaviI
and returning to Switzerland. In
months Miss Turner followed
obtained a divorce from Mr.
IN the Swiss courts on
ground of deseruon, the mother
gwen the custody of the only
which is now four years old. Mi:
ner Immediately returned to Al
with the child. His followed, al
ever since been trying to regain ;
SION of his daughter IN order,
said, to remove her from all st,
fluence. He finally took advant
Miss Turner's absence on the r
secure the child aud carry il
Europe. Miss Turner is hearth
over the loss of her child, and '
once begin proceedings for its rec'
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-23
INSTANTLY kIllto.
The rier.nee nisth. ss.e Recalled ~
en- Accident

s.s RsF.r8, Cal, Nav 27.---J. c.
Perry, grandfather OF Florence Blythe,
one Of toe Contestants u the noted
nlytne wiil case. was throvn from =
carnage near here and instantly KILLED
Florence. vho was declared by the
superior cnaFt to - the natural dsugh-
ief Of fhonass klyfAe. IRE San ffsn-
CISCO na4slioaa re, resided wta TIE
Ferry family. sn4 thsy hsi large
snare ID her r8uestsomsi trziusne
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-23

BAY CRY, Aieo., May ~ bufsisFs
entered zoe Campbell hoHse this morn
ing, while the bartender anh clerk were
ssseeB. and carried tae naonsy register
Is rear of baiidsns where . vas broken
open aad 80 secured. lhe register
szs damaged siee.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-23
lYNcHED A FAkiR.
Enrnged Kansas Farmers Take the Law
Into Their Own Eands.

WICHITA, Kan, May 23.-Frank Lu-
pesky, patent medicine fakir. who is
believed to be from Cincinnati, was
lynched "Wednesday night 10y . party of
farmers living near the Indian Terri
tory line. Early IN the evening Mrs.
Thomas Newman had been brutally as
saultcd 10y a stranger, of whom she gave
n description. A number of farmers
shortly afterward discovered Lupesky y
IN barn, and as he answered the de
scription of the assalant he was
promptly strung up and his body nd
died with bullets.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-23

BE.uVaIs, France. Nay % A pleas
are yacht, with . fsmiiy named bon
Bsrt ga board, cspsgzed today. Ten
persons were throsn lntoths water a@d
three we're drowned. seAayals = al
inland city of France. 0a the nfef
1hcfsIl.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-23

fhs iaw breakers 0f the village Of
East Grand Rapids viii t,s iookea after
IS John II. 70 ssou, who ~aa appointed
4 deputy snerlif Yesterday - SHERIFF
Mcqueen lie subseIitas.i 81 fbs 0Afh
1t once ana flea as eta a hol4d Win
the county eieIk.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-23

Earned runs-Detroit T. Grand Rapids 6.
Iwo-base hits-0' Brien 8. Roussey. Arundel.
Home ruDs-katz.
Sacrifice hits-Doty 2. Handiboe !. Ra!ney l..
0'Neill /.
Bases on called balls-On OConnor. II: on
Morrison, 3; on Wright. 2.
Stolen bases-Roussey 2. Breckenridge.
0'Connor Handtboe. Cochard.
Strike outs-Murphy. Foulkrod 2. Mulhearn,
0'Neill.
Pitching assists-OConnor 4. Morrisont.
Passed bails-Bolan l. Arundel 2.
Wild pitches-0Connor Wright L
Time of gaine-2:lU.
Umpire--Dunn.
Attendance-2JO.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-23
DISABLED At SEA.
A Dutch Steamer Meets with IN Acct
dent-62O Passengers on Board.

uent-b<O F1sSengerS on Bo1rds
NEW YORK, May 22.-The Dutch
steamer Veendam, belonging to the
Netherlands Line, was disabled at sea
with GO passengers on board. A cable
gram from London states that the
steamer was passed Sunday last in lati-
tude IA north, longitude Is west. Her
engines were stopped and she was pro-
ceeding under sail. A strange steamer
was alongside, presumably preparing TO
render assistance. The Veendam "a
bound to this port from Rotterdam.
The Veendam left Rotterdam May
and under favorable conditions she
ought TO have been here Sunday.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-23
OTHER LEAGUE GAMES.

NATIoSAL-CinciDnat s; New York
3; Cleveland 8, Boston 3; Chcago-Phila.
delphia, rain; Plttsburg- Brooklyn, rain.
AMERrcAS-Boston 8, st. Louis Z
Baltimore l5, Columbus Z; Athletics 3
Cincinnati Is, Washington ., Louisvilie6
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-23

fS1aaxsroasss lad, Nay = The
standing cofsselttee af fhe aso~e.e a
feaiAaa have voted unAn nsoasiv -
SsnEfn ths eseesssn of fsf. Fhilip =
42xoaks 81 h.sh8g of Aass&e basstts.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-23

Base Iflts-Terre IIaute. 10; Dayton, Z.
Errors-Terre Haute 8; DAYTON. 6.
Battertes-hrailey and Wittrock; Mills
Pettey and " Welch.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-23

Base Hits-Evansville. Z; Peoria 10.
Errors-Evansville. 3: Peoria, 2.
Batteries-Rettzer and Shel:hasse; Payne
and Ierrien.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-23
rERRE HAUTE, 8, DAYrON, 4.

TERRA HAurE, Ind, May 22.-Plenty
Of errors were made by both sides but
Terre Haute hit the hardest and won
the game
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-23

BAY CITY, Mich, May 22.-Both clubs
played fine game, the home team be.
ing unable TO mt the ball safely.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-23

Base Hits-Bay City 4; Ft. Wayne. 6.
Errors-Bay City 3; Ft. Wavne. l.
Batteries-Bonfreur and Fitzsimmons; Inks
and Briggs.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-23

EVANSVILLE. 2; PEORIA.
EVANSVILLE, May PA bad throw
by wentz in the fist inning lost the game
to Peoria.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-23

Walt for the cable.
Wait for the dummy.
Wait for the 'lectric
Or take the carryall.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-02-18
OFFICERS.

Thos. s. White, Lexington
Va, President. Geo. B. Italia.
ferro, Glasgow, Va, Sec'y and
Treas.