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Evening journal., 1891-06-12
The prote.tant As.oeiation,s omoera.

BUFFALO, June l2.-The meeting Of the
Right Worthy Grand Lodge OF the Ameri-
can Protestant association closed after the
Secretary Cairns, OF Philadelphia, was
elected for the tenth time. Grand master,
William Quinn of Philadelphia; vice grand
master, August Arnhold, OF Cincinnati
assistant grand secretary, L. S. Porter, oi
Pittsburg; grand treasurer, DIR. Albert G.
Smith, Of Boston; grand chaplain, Rev. w
W. Taylor, OF Philadelphia; grand conduc
tor, Sheffield Tuesday, Of Trenton; assist
ant Grand conductor, Antonio Matte, o
New York; inside tyler, II. II. Tapkin, o
Newport, Ky; outside tyler, John Gilkie
Of Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1891-06-12
A memorv 81 ~. aroot rIent.

NEW YORK, June l2-The suit Of the
Nashville lawyers, A. J. Caldwell and w.
3. Washington, against Charlie Johnston,
the sporting man and backer Of John l..
Sullivan, for $500 alleged to be due for
their services in obtaining the release OF
sullivan and Johnston when they were ar
rested ia that city while returning from
the llivan-Kilrain fight in Mississippi,
was decided in the supreme court OF Brook
lyn ia favor OF defendant. Johnston's de
Tense was that he never employed the
LAWYERS
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10 KIdnap the Queen.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 12.-According tC
advices received from Honolulu there /,
talk of another insurrection there. Bush
and Wilcox. the leaders OF the last reyolu
tion, are said TO be at the head OF the
present movement. The queen is making
a circuit OF the islands ia small steam
yacht, and the conspirators plan is re-
ported to be to meet the queen in a tug
and hold her until she signs a modifica
tion Of the constitution by which the ma
tives are to be accorded more power.
Evening journal., 1891-06-12
A Mysser,ous murder.

WINNIPEG, Man, June IL "A mysterious
tragedy has just been unearthed near Mar
quette station. James Tajdell went away
from home, leaving his sister-in-law and a
young Englishman together. He returned
home and found the rooms Of his house
covered with blood Search being made.
the body OF his sister-in-law was found In
a well, the woman having been first shot
TO death. The young Englishman, who is
missing, Is believed to be the murderer.
Evening journal., 1891-06-12
A DoubIe sIurderer Hanged.

BALTIMORE, June 12-William Blaney
who was hanged here to-day for the mur
der Of his grandmother, Mrs. Sarah
Blaney, and his aunt, Miss Caroline M
Blaney, was twenty-six years old, and was
the son Of James NJ. Blaney. The crime
was committed on the night OF Friday
May 2, 1890, and the bodies were discovered
the next morning by the father Of the
murderer. Robbery was the motive.
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oured br Koch,s Lrmnh.

PITTsBURG, June l2-Mrs. Kate Fisher,
aged thirty-seSen years, wife of Charles
Fisser, Of Pittsburg has just returned
from Philadelphia, where for eight weeks
she has been under treatment for con.
sumption. Both of her lungs were badly
diseased. Mrs. Fisher was given in all
fifteen injections of Koch's lymph and ne
turned cured
Evening journal., 1891-06-12
Car builders choose Omcern.

CAPE MAY, June IL. - The conven-
tion Of Car Builders elected the following
officers President, John Kirby, Cleveland
o.; vice presidents, e. w. Grieyes, OF Bal
timore, Md. John S Lentz, Of Packerton
Pa; +. A. Bissell, of Buffalo. n. Y; sec.
retary, John w. Cloud, Chicago, Ills.
treasurer, G. W. Demarest, Baltimore, Nd
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sbot His wifo and HImscIt.

New YORK, June 12.-Joseph Penthan,
aged thirtytwo years, West Indian ne
gro, fatally shot his wife Kate, aged TWEEN
ty-four, in the right temple in their apart
msnts at IA West Twenty-sixth street,
and Immediately afterward shot himself.
Jealousy caused the shooting
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Appointed by Governor Russeil.

Boston, June l2-The vacancy on the
supreme court bench, caused by the death
Of Judge Allen, was filed by Governor
Russell Thursday, who nominated Judge
James VI. Barker, Of the superior court
for the place. Judge Barker Is a Republi
can. The governor also nominated the
following commissioners of rapid transit
Osborne Howes of Brookline; Chester w
Kingsley, Of Cambridge, and John Quincy
Adams, OF Quincy.
Evening journal., 1891-06-12
rhs Elk. FrnsIIad RaIIlv.

COLUMBUS, o., June 12-At a special
meeting OF the Elks Charles Reilly, the
baseball player, who jumped his contraca
with the Columbus club, was expelled
from membership. Reilly telegraphe6
Mayor Karb saying tirat he would rather
come back TO Columbus than forfeit his
membership in the lodge. The reply he
got was the notice Of his expulsion.
Evening journal., 1891-06-12
ons Hundred MILES of Desolntlon.

ST. JOHN, N. b., June 12.-Forest fires
are still raging in the northern part OF
this province and over 100 miles Of country
has been desolated. Half dozen settle
ments have been destroyed and more are
threatened Near Fredericton the country
for ten miles is in blaze and farmhouses
and fences have been burned. Only heavy
rains can stop the destruction.
Evening journal., 1891-06-12
No soap Trust ProhahIa.

BOSTON, June 12.-The National and
New England Soap Makers convention
was held here. All the leading soapmak
ing firms in New England, New York and
Pennsylvania were represented The prin
cipal object Of the convention was to form
a trust. but the New England manufac
turers did not take kindly 10 che scheme.
Evening journal., 1891-06-12
oshorne ; cheesmpn.s credItor..

NEW HAVEN, June 12-The creditors OF
the Osborne g. Cheesman company met at
Ansonia to consider an offer Of Sl2S, 900
made for the merchandise supplies and
book accounts Of the concern, with the
privilege of renting the mills and ma
chinery at y, 900 per year, with option Of
purchase The creditors voted to recon-
mend the acceptance Of the offer by the
court. II this arrangement is made the
estate will pay about fifty cents on the
dnllar
Evening journal., 1891-06-12
They Wand BardaIry's Houn!
A senaationaI Rumor.

NEW YORK, June 12-The World de-
elares that on the Saturday night before
Marsh's flight mysterious conference"
of politicians was called and Marsh and
Lawrence were offered so, 900 each to fly.
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Foraker and Mckinley 60 Testify.

COLUMBUS, o., June 12.-The testimony
in the Elliott trial showing that the de.
fendant and his brother fired the first three
shots on the day of the Osborne murder
is accumulating The defense has issued
subpenas for about 100 witnesses, among
whom are Ex-Governor Foraker, Major
Mckinley, ex-IieutenaLt Governor War.
wick and others prominent in the political
world
Evening journal., 1891-06-12
Al Lnhna nnnhlna.

BALTIMORE, June II. The comforting OF
degrees and the exercises incident upon
the close OF the fifteenth academic year Of
the Johns Hopkins university took place
in the Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Episcopal church
Evening journal., 1891-06-12
CLOSING DAYS At THE COLLEGES.
vice chanceIIor Ncorackeu Succeeds DR..
John Hall.

NEW YORK, june l2.-fhe commence
ment exercises OF the University Of the
City Of New York were held In the Metro
politan Opera house Inst night, and the
announcement was made that Vice Chan
cellor McCracken had been elected 70 the
chancellorship made vacant by tbs retire
ment OF DR.. John Hall.
Evening journal., 1891-06-12
The American Signing Western Players

MINNEAPoLIs. june 12.-The American
association agents now in this city have
succeeded in getting Duke, pitcher, and
Shugart, shortstop, Of the Minneapolis
team, and Vickery, pitcher, and Grim,
catcher, Of the Milwaukee team, TO sign
with the Baltimore Association team. The
western magnates will make a determined
legal fight against the move.
Evening journal., 1891-06-12
italy wants Lower duties.

ROME, June IA proposition will be
made by the Extreme Left party in the
chamber Of deputies that the government
shall in the near future reduce the grain
duties from five to three lire.
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Te pi.pnte aIurphr.s necor,l.

NEW HAVEN June 12.-The record og
2.2G 4-5 made at the bicycle races here lass
Monday by w. +. Murphy is liable to be
disputed Since the races the track has
been surveyed and found to be two fees
short Q9 a mi1a.
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handy Wa Winner

ELMIRA, n. Y, June 12-The 2:24 trot-
ting race was won by Dandy; best time,
2:24<. Paul won the s;34 race; best time,
Evening journal., 1891-06-12
Examiner Drew's Suspension.

The announcement of Mr. Drew's sus-
pension was not exactly surprise TO the
authorities and others who have been in
terested in the Keystone and Spriog Gar
den bank complications. This was not
due TO any particular knowledge affecting
Mr.. Drew's integrity, but grows out Of the
open dispute between Mr.. Drew and Con-
troller Lacey, respecting the formers re-
ports to the treasury on the condition Of
the Keystone bank before it was closed.
District Attorney Read heard of the sus-
pension while trying case. He said he
was very sorry for Mr.. Drew. Receiver
Yardley said that such move was quite
natural in a case where there was such a
diversion OF views between an officer OF
the government and his subordinate
Evening journal., 1891-06-12
DiIke AGAIN IN Pelitlc..

LONDON. June 12.-Sir Charles Dixie has
agreed to contest the Forest OF Dean at the
next general election
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Forreecue House.

Ocean Front and Arkansas Avenue. Electric
Lights, sun Parlors, and all modern luxuries.
Jane Fortescue.
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REHOB0TH BEACH, Del.
DOUGLASS HOUSE.

Open June 20 1891, under the management of
William NJ. jefferson, late proprietor of the
V1rden House I.ewes. The Douglass House is
beautifully situated about go feet from At
lantic Ocean, and one fourth of mile from
Rehoboth Bay. Pleasure trips on Rehoboth
Bay By steam yacht. excellent bathing. sail
ing. fishing and cunning. For ter ms, etc, ad-
dress, William M jefferson,
Rehobo h. Del.
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MaoIiaon House,

2Ol5 Pacific Avenue. below Michigan. New
house. Rates, 81 to 50 per week. Boarding by
day or week.
Samuel Law, Proprietor.
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Too Many Indictments 20 Try.

In the new court house today Assistant
District Attorney Kinsey called the atten-
tion of the jury to bill OF indictment
charging John Bardsley with embezzle-
ment as public officer. Mr.. Kinsey said!
I'm view Of the fact that Mr. Bardsley has
pleaded guilty upon seventeen bills Of in
dictment, upon which a maximum punish
ment of fifty or sixty years could be i'm.
posed, it would be useless to take up the
time of the court in trying the remaining
indictments against him. propose to
submit this bill without evidence and dis.
pose of it." The jury rendered verdict OF
not guilty.
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The MeIos.

home soottaQa. PLEASANTLY situated neal
the beach. l47 Kentucky avenue.
Mrs. John HI. Cooke.
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Fifth Avenue,

Massachusetts Avenue and the Beach.
Fred. X. Bockius, Proprietor.
Reasonable rates for guests.
Evening journal., 1891-06-12
Grand Union Hotel.

l5l7 Atlantic Avenue. Open all the year.
H. Herold, Proprietor.
FELEPHoNE NO. Al.
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What Drew Says.

On being shown the dispatch from Wash
ington announcing his suspension, Bank
Examiner Drew stated that some days ago
the controller wrote him desiring a con-
ference on the situation in Philadelphia,
and suggesting the propriety Of his not
resuming his regular work until such con
ference was had aud that Wednesday he
received telegram from the controller
stating that he would fix an early time
for the conference. Mr.. Drew added that
he had previously requested of the depart
ment full investigation into his official
conduct, feeling confident that it will re-
suit in his complete vindication.
Evening journal., 1891-06-12
HELP WANTED.

- -,
~ ENTLEMAN OR LADY WITH PUSH
4y wanted in Wilmington and each city
and town Of Delware to Introduce the fastest
selling household article on r. cord. Pays $3.50
per day. Sales in philadelphia have reached
North Fourth street, Philadelphia.
VxTANTED.-A CURRIER WHO is A
wv good knifeman. Apply TO THOMAS
Nc. .,ONiB'S Leather Factory, 100 Shipley
street.
NEESSRS. CHAS. l.. WEBSTER & CO.,
petent book salesman. one who has sold ency.
elopedias, histories or books of the highest
quality preferred. To the right party an
the saie of the Library OF American Litera-
ture in field yet enoccupied. Address, Il
NJ. WILLIAMS, Manager, 81 Fifth avenue
New York City.
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FOSTER SUSPENDSDREW
The Bank Examiner Is Conf
dent Of Vindication.
PRESIDENT HARRIs0NS LETTER

He Informs Mayor stuart, OF Phiiadel-
ph4a, of Controller Laeey's Plans. aud
SAYS Governments oniclals Are All Anx-
fous 10 Help Unravei the Tangle.
PHILADELPHIA, June i2.--The two latest
developments of interest IN the Philadel-
phia financial muddle are the suspension
OF Bank Examiner Drew by Secretary
Foster and President Harrisons letter to
Mayor Stuart concerning the desired evi-
denoe of Controller of the Currency Lacey.
The presidents letter is as follows;
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After Bardsler,s Assets.

In the United States circuit court a bill
was filed by Robert H. Yardley, receiver OF
the Keystone National bank, and Edward
NJ. Magill, assignee, asking that an injunc.
tion be granted restraining Bardsley and
Magill from disposing of four promissory
notes of Fl. H. Yard amounting to $3.50.
600, with 1900 shares of the capital stock
OF the Spring Lake Beach Improvement
company and $3.50 shares of the capital
stock Of the Sea Girt Land improvement
company. Yardley believes that as re-
ceiver of the Keystone he is entitled to
have the notes and stock for the benefit OF
the bank and its creditors.
They Want BardsI~y's House.
The city will attempt to restrain Bards-
ley and his wife from disposing of Bards-
ley's residence in Germantown. The city
alleges that Bardsley paid for the property
with city money.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION

dence oil COntrotler OF the currency Lacey.
The presidents letter is as follows:
The Presidents Letter.
ExEcuTIvR MANSION,
WAsHINGroN, ID. G., June 4, 1891.
To Hon Edwin s Stuart, Mayor, Philadelphia;
DEAR SIR-I am in receipt Of your letter Of
June 5, and in reply thereto bog 10 say the
controller Of the currency is under the law, In
immediate, and in large sense, independent
control OF all matters pertaining 10 national
banks. Everything relating 10 the examination
OF such bank, TO the appointment Of receivers
and 70 the winding up OF insolvent banks is
under his direction. An exaanination of the re
lation Of his Office 10 the Keystone National
bank win, therefore, disclose all that has been
done by the treasury department
The secretary OF the treasury was absent
when your letter was received, but upon hisre-
turn this morning ! conferred with him and
the controller, and as a result Of that confer
ence the controller stated that he would pre-
pare at once full statement of his entire ac-
tion in connection with the Keystone National
bank Of Philadelphia, and would submit this
report without delay to the secretary Of the
treasury, who viii transmit copy TO you
All Anxious to Cooperate.
Your request that committee Of the council
or its expert accountants be allowed 10 exam
inc and inspect all the books documents and
records Of the bank has been referred to the
controller, with the suggestion that under the
advice Of the district attorney the receiver per.
init an examination by proper representative
Of the creditors into all matters and accounts.
and particularly of accounts where frauds or
irregularities are charged, with such reserva
tions Of confidence as the interest Of the credit
ors OF the bank or the ends OF public iusties
make necessary am sure you win find every
| officer Of the government having any publ,
/ duty connected with this matter desirous to co
/ operate with the creditors Of the bank in al
measures calculated 10 protect their interest,
/ and TO hold TO proper accountability every per
son having guilty completely with the failure
/ Very truly yours, BENJAMIN HARRISON.
Mayor Stuart replied, expressing his ap
| probation and thanks for the courtesy o
his prompt action. "Your letter will b
| placed before city councils at their mex
meeting Thursday, llth INST, at 3. p. IN.
Mayor Stuart to Secretary Foster.
Upon receipt of the presidents lette
Mayor Stuart telegraphed Secretary Of Oh
Treasury Foster the following: "The pres
ident, replying to my communication r.
lating to city councils action coneernin
Keystone National bank, informs me tina
you will forward copy Of statement q
controller Of currency as soon as possible
| very much desire this statement Thur
day afternoon by o'clock that ! ma
transmit it, together with the president
letter, to city councils in session then, an
not again until the following week II wi
be great accom- mediation il this reques
can possibly be granted"
To this came the reply; "The corr,
spondence is voluminous, and we may NO
be able to complete copies by the time 20
name"
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HoteI Chetwoode.
The EnderIov.

Ocean End Michigan avenue Open all year.
Hot and Cold Baths. Electric Bells. $l5) to
81 90 a day; 5000 to S12.00 week.
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Moss Hotel,
Hotel Ridgway.

Under new manager ent. Open for guests.
House improved. Sl.5O TO 81 50 per day; IS to
Sa4 per week.
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The Vermont.

Location on Vermont avenue, close ia
beach; wide porches; electric bells; on line
Of electric cars and omnibuses.
8. M PaachalI
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wAETEn.
BOARD AND ROOMS.
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A n ELECTRIC MOTOR MILK SHAKER,
IA tumbler. cups and holders. J. nj
HARVEY. 407 Delaware avenue
DR1NTERS.- FOR SALE. AN EIGHTH
4 Gordon Press, with steam fixtures. Ap-
ply at this office.
DRINrERS.-F FOR SALE, SIX PAGE I'M
posing Stones. Apply az this ofiice.
- PER CENT. AND PER CENT. FIRST
I Mortgages and Guaranteed per cent.
Bonds la small and large sums to suit. For
particulars call on or address, THOMAS H.
HANLON. No. 9 East Seventh street.
DOR SALE-THIRTY MONTHS TIME
II TO pay for furniture, carpets, bedding,
stoves, trunks pictures, Mirrors, and all
other household goods. Goods sent to all
parts of the world.
ALFRED COLES.
446 Myrtle Avenue. Brooklyn,
Second Ave., cor. 18th st., New York.
DIANO = SEVEN AND THIRD
4 OCTAVE SQUARE PIANO FOR SALE
CHEAP; in good order; easy payments, to
good purchaser. Address, PIANO, Evening
Journal Office.
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FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.

Auburn House,
10 south Georgia Avenue. Boarding by the
day or week.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-18
BREAKFAST BREVITIES.

Mrs, John Goldsmith has returned
after ak weeks "TRIP through the
South.
The Free Lunch Fiend will be wildly
dsscr bed Ia the TELEGRAM-H ERALD
sunday morning.
There were ten real estate convey
aness reported yesterday, the aggregate
value OF which was siO,575
Read how the regular luncher" gets
away with pigs whiskers IN sausage"
See the sunday TELEGRAM HERALD.
Henry Huber has engaged Squire's
band to play 1T his pavilion Thursdays
and Saturdays during the coming sea-
son at Reeds Lake.
A car load of English tin plate was
received At the customs Office yester-
day for the Gum Hardware company.
e. 8. Emerson amusement reporter
OF the Morning Press has severed his
connection with that paper. j. IL.
Finn the lively municipal news cleaner
will look after the theaters.
Gertrude Gaiety will give her opinion
on female suffrage sunday morning.
II you don't think she has mind OF
her own on the subject. Just buy sun
day TELEG RAM-HERALD aud be con-
vInced OF your error.
special meeting Of the Owashta-
noug club will be held on May Is, S9l
At s O'Clock. for the purpose OF voting
on the proposed amendments TO the
constitution. and "a To what action
ought to be taken with regard To the
clubs boat house at Reeds Lake.
Every member should attend.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-18

The Cumberland Valley extension OF
the Louisville and Nashville from Nd
diesborough. KY, 10 Blsstoae Gap. "a,
Is completed.
Work on the Chicago and Eastern
Illinois extension from iuscola -
sneloyyilis, H., has begun, ana VII
be completed by the middle OF july
DESTROYS OF taxing advantage OF the
new Postal SUBSIDY Dill, = steamship
company has been incorporated IA
Pennsylvania IN trade with the West
Coast Of Africa and the Madeira Is
lands
Director c. B. Wright, of the North
ern Pacific Kallfoad, denies that the
directors have DISCUSSED disconnnulng
dividends on the preferred stock. Mr..
Wright attributes those rumors 10
New York spectators short OF the
stock.
Articles OF Incorporation have been
filed with the proper authorities OF the
Philadelphia and Camden Bridge COM
pany, about which go much has been
talked for years. Its present capital 10
only 5000, but II has the privilege OF
increasing II 10 s., 200, ooO-
Chauncey ". Depew ard Cornelius
Vanderbilt are in Chicago on business
reported TO have to do with Eastern
trunk line business. There are hints,
however, that there Is something much
more important than mere trunk line
| matters being considered.
A. II. Doling, G. K. 4 I. switchman.
while coupling some freight cars on
the West Side yesterday morning, had
one of his arms smashed. Engine No.
8, with which he was working at the
time, brought him over IN this side OF
the river and then he was taken TO
his home on Grandville avenue in u
hack.
Although the Alton has given no
hint Of It's intentions IN the matter 1t
would surprise nobody IL il should
| withdraw from the Western Passenger
Association on account OF the support
the other roads in IT are giving the
eastern roads. By their refusal TO sell
through tickets over the Alton the
roads have placed it within its power to
appoint other and as many agents as
| it pieases in the field. This will tend to
demoralize local rates. and altogether
the prospect for the maintenance of
full tariffs in western territory is not
| very hopeful.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-18
SPORTING BREyIIIES.


Peale, the champion spotstroke bill
lard player OF England, is coming to
America this month.
Ned Williamson, Emil Gross, Frank
Flint and other old-tlmers now living
In Chicago, propose organizing ball
team.
Tommy Ryan is training George Sid
dons for his fight with White at the old
Elm farm, Connersyllle, Ind. The fight
comes OF May 9.
The formation of the new Detroit
baseball club IS progressing rapidly,
and what is better still, enough money
has been guaranteed to insure success.
George T. slosson says that in his
opinion Eugene Carter will not be IN it
with Schaefer In their match game for
TIE championship, but If ne should WIN
he VIII challenge HIM ut once.
The Detroit Wheelmen will have a
road race on Memorial day. The start
will be made ut the Belle Isle bridge
and the men Will wheel to Crosse PoinIe
and return, q distance of fifteen miles.
Southeastern, the noted athlete Of the
Olympic Club of San Francisco, is COM
ing East about the lst of Nay and will
probably compete IN some of the lead
ing athletic meetings. His forte is the
running broad jump and the 100 yards
dash, at which his record is 10 seconds.
Abe Willis, tho Australian bantam,
will be tried by Billy Hawkins, a
clever Frisco boxer, at the California
Athletic Club on April ~. Is Willis
makes good showing the club will
offer purse of 5000 for contest be-
tween hum and George Dixon.
Lansing ball twlrlers organized a
strong team Wednesday evening and
signed tho following: Messrs. Smith
and Swartz, catchers; Gleason and
Smith, pitchers; Edison, first base; Muir
ray, second base; Spaulding, third base,
and Sbultz. Garland, Coleman and
Kennedy In the field and others will be
signed Immediately.
In the Pullman road race the western
cycling event of the year riders of
pneumatic tired machines will be PEN
allied four minutes. Three time medals
will be gwen, one TO the maker of the
fastest time on either "a cushion or solId
tire machine, and two to the fastest
riders on pneumatic tire machines or
other tires. The time limit was fixed
at twelve minutes.