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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

Frank Richmond Captures the
Road Race Prize
BREAKING THE BEST RECORD
The Winnss 11skss De Remarkable
Time Il SIXTY. Twe lginusss IN yss-
sssday's PisinAsld Rod Raes.

Ysstsrdsy Vas . psrfeut day tog IN
event i've the plsir6eld road race.
The sun rs obocured and did uoe oAS.
sic the ridsys With it, bgilliAncy.
A. "a. 40 the r,dsra vere drawn IN in
,;ns rs., ~. Corner - s.xth and
..", 49, 80 800 ,n.4s
eAost sssssss no - sSsas Vs. -
y. Richmond callsd out. "Ase you
rsadyr' end two minutes later gave
the word "Go!" Frank Heath, .
member of the Wolverine club.
was on the limit and made
. very good start. Three minutes later
the Held wss given the word, and =
better start could not have bssn de.
sired. The start was greeted With
cheers b. the crowd assembled.
Throngs OF persons occupied the road
sds over the entlfe course. nessiy
every ooe hoping and expecting 70 zee
some friend N the iead. news % sne
poeltious OF the rioefs va eskes.y
sought, ana every ridet, from tne al
rection OF PiAinne!d was sccos.ea WIN
the question; "Wno 70 snesa. ~.
fiainneid tho rioeIs wss - loI'o~:'
Troop kicnmono, Frsnx cu.nour'
Love1oy, gaylord, =. Z. Mcnmono,
{. Heath. Fred LYMAN Fnappee ana
tiipert
.,oh~epa,s R.-s~kss,s Time.
Th.,. ~. not ,hre. m,rutaa differ.
- 49, 81 I'll ths r;Aers A.
nv Gu. - s.o or LIN ~. t.sasrs conid nave
.~ ... -, Nv co 80 ~, ~. trsditional
:J.s L .oon R;ch;rond had heen
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Wv ". ~" oSs ~ s: s 49, pss;nSe,d
" S.0 0noO1 ,ssr .'I~ W., 18th sI;~nt scc,.
dsr,. - ths c,rn.r A. Piainficld. but
1cn1 - VIC S.aav. ;n;n.sN
no onv ~ o .S.uus yS;rsd that the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31
BEFORE ThE MONUMENT.
Fitting Ceremonies by the Old Vster-
ans and Militia.

The procession reformed after the
exercises 1T Powers and marched 20
Monument park, where Gordon was
formed about the green sward by the
various g. A. r. posts and Co. H. The
monument had been beautifully decor
ated with spays of cedar. white and
purple lilacs, tlags, and The national
colors eutertwined with black. The
effect was the finest ever achieved on
Memorial Day, and reflected much
credit on those who had the matter in
charge. Throngs Of people crowded
about the spot and listened in sllence
to the solemn service. Prayer was
offered, followed BY . song by quartet
from the Schuberts. Then Commander
w. +. johnson began the impressive
ritualistic service Of the G. A. r., read
in memory Of those whose tongue IA
stilled and whose presence is inviolable.
Senior Vice Commander, c. P. Coffin;
Junior Vice Commanded, w. L.
Baily; Odicer of the Day H. A.
Hydorn, Adjutant j. T. Allcott and
Chaplain j. o. Bellsire participated in
the exercises, which were impressive
and beautiful. though brief. Company
H, Innes Rifies, fired the last salute,
anG the Schubert's concluded with the
singing of America" Chaplain Bel.
lalre pronouncing the benediction. The
posts dispersed, Custer post proceeding
to Valley City and st. Andrews GENE.
teries. when loving tributes in the form
of beautiful flowers were laid upon the
graves At those who sacrificed their
lives for the stars and stripes. Like
service was performed ct Cavalry and
Greenwood cemeteries by Champlin
post. Grand Rapids post visited Fulton
and Knapp cemeteries and Watson posi-
honored the dead 1T Oak Hill.
A most fitting and beautiful tribute
was offered by Watson post to the
memory of the late A. B. Watson whose
dust reposes in the Valley City. twas
an elaborate fleral piece in the form oil
an immense scroll, i've feet high and
three feet wide. In the center, upon q
background OF white carnati0n 70.
posed an exquisite cross made Of vel
low roses. Below the cross and worked
in purple immortelles was the name
"a. B. Watson" and these words, "Oul
Comrsde." The central square of car
nations was outlined with Marguerites
the entire scroll being bordered with {
double row Of alternating BRIDE and
mermet roseo- Other flowers entering
into the construction Of the scroll were
hydrsngeas and the lovely Easter
lilies.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

O - Of the 1Est instalimsuts Of free
mn11es prppassd BY the democratic
on6oa con1snl eosnmistss and cent out ~
1onnoognsic Wsskiiss 10 devoted 70 the
o11urpta shuss OF pubic truss BY rspub-
Dmn sosoA oElcera II attempts TO
49, 1hos tbsss onIesrs subscribed for
uou1pepers including ths psessit Trib-
@ ~ Pssn anA News fos . psriod
oopoesne ~ ysars and that The sub
oooloessss we're paid out of state monies
60 sns es1sss ef NE ssass auditors.
9oo y dsneuneed - beld. bad and
bocolacsd s;ssravAgancs and dishOu-
~ The ls.ws ere quoted 10 show that
- unss efscsr should have any psr-
ou1rl6sa sosvs bic munidcsas CD salary,
60 49, Subscriptions are convenient
n Drnn1s1 - perqussisss. TIE author
C ube srs,eIs wants to know aiso why
- could mes hs srdsred and paid
~ Ia she same way. A long
lte> ~ vouchsss v printed 70 prove
voob nobody viii ever take the trouble
- ~. MAJ that The papers were paid
~ oos Of saase nscniss. OF course
onsy we're. The state also paid for
osfss.a ADVERTISEMENTS inherited in tness
pnpsss IN pursuance Of law. The
pnpsss. ~ <hsss owners. we're under no
o1llGn>ien 70 i've the cficsrs or the
o<noo copies Of the papers containing
Ne advsvs'ssmenss. but the oficsrs
tsss obligated 10 80 70 il that
Hoessse VEN printsd in due end legal
fosA They could not do il without
bsvnG Ne paperA - shey suhscrlhsd
for >nsn in their own names in behalf
~ ~ s>atss end ths ssass very proper.
y 60 ;us>iy paid tor them Nc repu-
>nhie papsr would for msmsns pub-
- tbs shsasd rot which y accepted
. beuns eounsy hlissbsaass il aires.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

St. Lcuu. Nay 1o.-Tbe NemeF'Al
handicap ct one mile proved - eeey
victory for the fsvorsto aui6o-
Figsi yAoe. six furioaGs-bdly omith
Won, Good Day second, Nay 1toeoo0a
third; time, l;le.
second, two-yeax-olds. fear sd enc
fuyiopgs-Bopesp Won. Lakoaa11 go
ODD, Annie Golden third; ome. 1:0o-
Third, Memorial hAndicaps ooe maie
Guido won. Virgo Dor eeooods Gay
ooo third; time. l:40}.
Fourth, seven and one-half fsrlongu
The Deacon won. Great Hopes oooond.
First Day third; time. l:lt-
Fifth. i've fousiongs - Tor yonee
6rst- vsnwyck secouds 0ayior thwdi
time, los.
Sixth, one and ons-half niios-4eil.
ora first, Joe Biackburne. eecouds Mary
Hundred third; time, ss06.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

PHrLADELrnIA. Nay 3p.-Tbsrs vns .
large attendance 81 the matinee rod
races ~ Belmont today.
400 class Repeater VIM Minnie -
cnd. Roy n third; bsse ttwe. 9sse4.
E50 cfas-Hsndy Andy won. Joha
M,ddleton second, Harry O tbwd: bsst
time, Isl.
TO elAss-- RoDds}soa Ven ,HaBav3so
Prince sscosd, kowdy Bor tkird; time,
2<381.
40 esss-Lsur~ ~os. eray EAs,s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

CLEVELAND. May S0.-The annual
bicycle road race took place here to-
dsy. The courso was twenty.three
miles and vas in fair condition. Alex
Wintor, . twenty-minute. man finished
first, and n. E. Meuth second. l. q.
Turner won the time medal, covering
the distance in one hour, nineteen min.
utes and thirty seconds, beating the
record fifteen minutes. Fred h.
Brown was eecond. AL the winners
vsfe Cleveland men.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

Several ewesds liviag aeas ~ cos-
scr Of Wset Oivislon and Third eesuoos
engaged Ia = nsigheorhced ffGAt ~
terday. etones. brickbaAs and toul
language paa1sd fresly Astweea chs
partlcipants- The police were caiie1 70
Quell the disturAsnoe. but eli waa
quiet on their arrival and no sspssas
Wero made.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

the death Of Samuel Sinclair. Who vae
once . prominent merchant OF 1sano
Rapsds. end passner of 0e9Igs hercs
in the grocery buslnsea. ne Va :
nephew Of Colonel Sinclair. he osed
IN the south. whithsy ~ had gone tor
the heneiit Of his health.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

Third rec. juvseals saahss teeeyeae-
olos, i've fnflonO-Bonnle L. oo3t
ven. Prince Georgs seooo1s Eegx,er
Jouetts third; tine, %
Fourth raas, metfopolitan han41mps
with SIC, 600 added. one and one-eaghth
miles - Peosnra Won. locahefchoo
second, Siespner third; Gne. Ia
Nfeh. sueepesakee, sven fastonGs-
Will Young Won. india Rubber eocond.
Aiicalde third; tine, is1ot-
Sixth. sweepstakes Tor 3-yeAx-oldss
I'VE furlones-kisk uoa, WaEsav go
ond, jeanette - third; time, lsel1.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

II u probable that ne next subject vii
b pans. ink end ssAssosesy, q Il act,
then that Dan Sepsr' rsnaxsAhls fore
haodedness viii b sxploitsd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

Daniel Kosts. violently insane man.
vas oonfnsd - The jail iass a,ghs Tor
safe keeping. He made shiap lively
around thai place Tor some time aftsr
being locked Up. Ne will probably -
taken % KalAmasoo today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31
ADJUSTMENTS.


Redmond's-"Little Nugget"
"Little Nugget" which delighted an
excellen audience st this theater SUM-
day evening, mag be seen again this
afternoon and for the remainder of the
week. The company is an improve
ment on those that have been entrusted
with the comedy in the past. They all
sing we'll and nearly every member is
capable cot doing a specially cleverly
and acceptably. Of Herbert Cawthorn
it seems useless to speak at length, as
he 10 well known to Grand Rapids thea
ter-goers. Barney OBrady, the school,
master, is in his hands an incompara-
bic Characterization of Irish character.
There are peculiarities. and delicate
touches and phases that are not only
Irresistible, but positively unique and
original for their humorous qualities.
Cawthorn 10 artistic and compels laugh
ter by quiet by play and expression.
Most comedians would doubtless play
the character with dash and bluster,
but Cawthorn's methods are subdued
and refined and thoroughly effective.
Miss Gilmore u pretty and attractive
nugget, full Of chic and mischief.
Charles Mason az Kumpher, the Ger
man, with crude and tough dialect,
Was especially happy and popular in
his songs. Miss Susie Forres-
ter still plays the eccentric Mrs.
Simpkins. Incidental to the comedy
there 10 much that 10 new and refresh
ing in the matter Of songs, music and
dances.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

Mrs.. Irene Higgins, of CAo county.
charged Jsffereon Adams with reckless
revolver shooting. To get even Adams
cut the throat Of . valuable horeo -
loakinG 70 Mrs. HiGgins. and be 10 now
held 70 the oisouit court - enswer for
bic dual eussedness.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

I'd Fout hirsd . livery riG yesterday
and drove 70 tas lake 70 enjoy ~ cir
and the music. HIS horoe showed M
mistakabis s,Gns Of speed and Ed pus
him through he paesa He re acoos4-
inRly arreeled Tor &ast driving.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

The department was called iron box
No. 5l4 last night on account q . Gre
IN room oo,uplsd b. Ma Lnpny, over
No. Is Weyt Bridge street. The 6re
va cauaed b "a explos,ou e . ease.
line eeove. No damaRc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

How the Inmates Paid Tribute to Their
Dead Comrades.

OVo0 O0xUIUoS0s
Memorial day was observed 1t the
eoldiers' home yesterday in manner
betting 70 the occasion. Lengthy ont
impressive exercises were held in the
cemetery, bus the address Of the Hon.
Micheal Brown Of Big Rapids Was
given In the hall Of the home, the rain
rendering Il impossible 70 have II in the
grove - Intended. Tho services ct the
graveyard were rendered under the
auspices OF Henry n. Strong post, No.
-, Union vetsrans' union, assisted by
John a. Logan post and William r.
lnnee Commend No. 81, Union Vet
orAu9 union.
The Veterans were msrshalled in, in
front Of the home and under com.
maud Of Colonel Gibson marched in
slow time 70 The Last resting place OF
many Of their comrades. Hero the
eosvicee were opened by prayer By the
Rev. ". A. Frye, chaplain Of tbs home.
Music Was furnished by quartet com.
poesd Of Henry SCHULZ, Mrs. Andrew
Fyfe, Mrs. SegeT and Andrew Fyfe.
ssass opswss AaAsess.
In The hall the Hon. Michial Brown
made On eloquent address 10 the Inv.
ing and paid touching tribute to the
dead soldiers Of the rebellion. He re-.
marie touched upon she Inauguration
OF Memorial day - . holiday, and
how Gen. John A. Logan had praet,.
caily introduced the day, when
grand commander Of the O. 4. r. he L.
6ued orders for every post - assemble
on the 30th day Of May and dec.
crate the graves Of their comrades.
This custom vac already provided
in other countries - that time.
He followed the career Of the citizen
soldiers and paid eloquent tribute 10
the hsavesy and vAlor Of the volunteer
f0gose. who fought and died 10 preserve
The union perfected BY the deeds Of
vaior al their forefathsss.
He remerks we're listened to with
cioos attention. and mafxed interest by
the vetssans. many of whom will, ere
anothef Dissertation day, have hseensd
- tha Soveillo Of immortality and
$500 N osssd renew before their
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

- Gguat service issues the follow
- Deod5cnons. For lover Michigan
Il50 ebovsss; slightly colder; south
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

TEsrEapAv vss . great day for
sports. With bicyciins. psgilisa ant
horse racing there i surfeit sfpsrticu-
Isrs this oornine,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

Good Time Made Despite vssy Heavy
Tack.

About 100 people were prsssnt 81 the
first trotting matinee Of the season
held at North Park track yesterday
afternoon. The weather wAs had aud
the track extremely heavy, but under
the circumstances fairly good time was
made.
The gentlemau's road race Wa run
in three heats by Frank No. 2. Fol-
n the entries and records:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

0ovxnxen FLowsn delivered . pstsi-
otto and ssndbls addrsss - Rochester
Yesterday. u = strange that bs has
not injected . litsls Of bssh qualities
into his poIiocs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

CrSvRIAsp 10 nainSainins silence
20 deep end awful that IL 10 feared he
u contemplating the writing Of smother
letter On ths tariG.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

JACKSON broke slsvin's jaw y The
tenth round and sstsls1 ~ aght II
spnssbody will kindly hesak 6uIlivan's
jaw he viii ave ~ stsgs fsea con-
tinued disGYnce.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

Psov. BAxrAnp be Photographed shs
new comet and ays IL hes twelve tails.
Any man Who b N We habit q SEEING
nultipis moons shoald carry kedao
for verification.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

To those who vssched the weary
courss Of the rsbeiilon il seemed hardly
posibls that yesterday marked the
twenty fourth obssrvanes q Memorial
day. TIE contrast bssussa The ob.
ssFvxnes OF ysstssday cod that OF May
30. 1855. VS. marked and ful Of In
spiEing hops. That hrss observance
Vas full OF soFTev and bitterness. The
nations wounds we're yet bleeding and
the heArts Of its psSpis were tuli Of
bittsrnsss and unrest. Those - lately
and cruelty deprived Of their loved
enes could find has little soiAes in the
sweet and gentle csremoniss OF the
day. But - the years have passed
better and sendeser fsslings have cup
planted the bitterness that wAs insepar.
able from such sudden and seemingly
needles loss. Az the dsys Of the
great conflict Eseeds every year
finds the nation putting truez
and deeper significance into the
celebration Of . holiday that 10
unique among nations. The quiet and
dignified earnestness which character.
lied the ceremonies Of yesterday
showed that the nation has learned the
lesson Of true patriotism. The ma
tioual calendar 10 veil provided with
holidays that may appropriately Be
gwen 70 hilsrity and patriotic adula.
tons. and it 10 but fitting that this one
day should be reserved for soberer and
higher thinking. To the north the war
retains little of the aspect Of national
calamity. but the soatn still reels un.
der the blows of the great struggle. II
10 neither kind nor generous 70 devote
% solemn . tune to accusations and
reproaches. The children Of those
who were active adherents TO The cause
of united liberty could receive no
moro effective illustrations Of national
strength and national generosity than
were evident in the exercises OF yes
terdsy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

wnus il 10 sspssssd tAss nssssal re
10 failing there sssns 70 ~ no ev,dsncss
Of dimlnusion IN the number 60 char.
actsr Of political sumers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

A3O v989AAAs
- ely NJ Memorial day parade
- moDemeul hat the decorations
o1oUotho Ene ef march aud the revsr-
Gr11n1 a11i1ude of The spectators indi.
Nn111 . sonl, heartfelt interest in the
Hnunl ehssgvsncs Of the day. The
QD1Sit ~ hat Of . people who are
80 q svsg3 opportunity for paying
oEino1o - ~ vessEAns and their conn.,
49, h prsssnes Of % many men,
~ g IL slass militia was another
oo1Denss - Ne willingness Of the
yuo1io . aid in perpetuating in
uDmosy ~ deeds Of The soldier dead.
~ spDsss1nss e Ne troops Was dig
49, end spldissly and their conduct
Von them masked appssciaaion. Their
ue9smsnsSAnd manouverswsrs eager.
Il followed Ill along ths line of the ps-
nd. In sharp contrast 10 the ssats
roops vsss shs member Of The Grand
Asny cnGpa Their appearance was
GDon1id-lFand. in fact; bus il wss the
uaen1ee snd grandeur Of . piece Of
oDahon gln1nasy, The remnant Of which
49, enly what . mas>srpisce the
wAolouusshsvs been. Their bent forms
onono1 - more bsnt in comparison
~ ~ sshlstie physiquss Of the
Duunow IN, and thsis lettering foot
oD4Usss ths9nors lettering when con-
1Bln1sd with tho elastic step Of wars
unGutpssd generation. But the quiet
- erm dignity Of their faces VA
- q men Who knew ths horrors and
ponlaaiss rather than the pomp and
rncn6o q human slrife. Il We the
G(Dni10 q men who knew they were
60 - - laid with their comrades,
u6nns uawss they xsrs shout 10 dec
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31
S essss,ya,, s ,sssssssssEs:s
Afternoon game
c crS:G':'anSo iSSeSiSSeSEss !


NEw YoRx, May S0.-Morning Gsme
The New Yorks 6raced up today and
gave the g. LOUIS DrownA . hard beas-
ing. The Browns could do nothing
with King, who was well eupporssd b
Murphy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

ExPEnoa WILLIAM u ANXIOUS for the
Csas 70 visit hin. The snthussnss,c
hatred existing bsswesa Ruesia and
Germany Will oizsF aagninesnt dipIo-
matte possibilities V the visit takss
place.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

Ex-MAson HADulson II ChioaGo ays
that he win b The next democratic
nominee Tor mayor Il that caty whether
he u vsutsd or net. This y refssshing
assurance coupled with . modssty for
which the windy city y noted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

Rare and entertaining 10 the power
manifested by DR.. II. l.. Flint in his
exploits IN mesmerism, which are cur.
rent every evening ct Powers this
week. We have seen many mesmer-
ists in Grand Rapids, but none that
seems 70 possess the strength and in.
fluence that Dr.. Flint does. He con.
trolls his subjects ct will and ease, and
without the slightest evidences Of exer-
ton or effort. Last night his subjects
were oil pliable and obeyed every com.
mand Of the doctor. With such excel.
lent material, the entertainment was
highly enjoyable aud very amusing.
For two hours there Was presented :
success,on Of startling and lsughable
feats and experiments. The breaking
Of huge stone on the breast OF SUBJ
Jet suspended at length between two
chairs, v simply understandable and
astonishiug, and defes analysis or ex-
plsnstion. The audience last night
manifested great interest and DR.. FIin,'s
entsrtainments bid fair 70 be ~ popular
hero 90 they nave been In other cities.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

CoSessss did : nebls day's work
yesterday. Il - - in sssssoa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

OoneA q oowue1 oineIais.
Neve has bssn received in this city
~ fEisnds 81 ths 100000, announcinG
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

THERE u much reason tor conkratu.
lstion on the part Of the people Of this
city over the fact that the growth OF
the city has invited "a improvement in
the style Of church architecture. The
ancient aud dilapidated edifces Of
earlier days are beinG replaced BY the
more stately and modern structures
and among them All Souls Universal.
let will b . commanding one. The
corner stone was laii yesterday under
the auspices Of the ancient and honor
able fraternity which hes survived the
flight Of years - one Of the Institutions
founded BY the fathers Of the race.
The church itself, whom completed.
Will be consecrated 70 liberal religion
and the fellowship Of those who de.
light to serve the RATIONAL rather
than to crings in abjeet subjection to
the hard lines of the supernatural and
unreal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31
RED HOT BASE BALL
The Phllies and Baltimoses Have
Lively Time-Ofhes Games.

LOUISVILLE, May 30.-The morning
game between Philadelphia and Louis
vile was stubbornly contested from
start 70 finish.
t tsss'.s ssss::::ssEsSs
RRssa.!Rn,. ..oSSSSSSSSS5SSssSSSSsGsss
Bosros, May 3o.-The morning game
between the Clevelands and Boston was
very close up the tenth inning, when
Boston made tour runs and won the
game. No runs had been made 0p to
this inning.
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ere were very wild in the irst game,
but Kneil's bases on balls and the er.
rors of his team we're more costly.
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New YoRx. May 3o.-Ths Brooklyn
and Cincinnati teams engaged IN an
eleven innning CONTEXT 1t Eastern park
this morning. Tho game was one OF
the finest played this season. IL wes
certainly the most exciting played on
Brooklyn grounds.
Brookiynl oooeoo oosel
Cin'naff q / 0 o o o o 90 3 lis .
Afternoon game
Cin'nssi-.o o Q o % 800 l-S 5
PrrrsBrRc, May 3o.-,About $500 ex.
cessively noisy people Witnessed the
defeat Of the Bsltlmoro club 1t Expo
sition park this morning. One of the
, features of the game vac Welch's
plunge in che mud 70 catch . low liner
by Blerbaur's bat. He WAS heartily
~~nlas.AaA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31
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