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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-05-31
Big Run on a Denver Bank.

DENVER, Col, May 26.-Despite the
rule on the thirty-day limit and the re-
striction that only s25 will be given
and depositor, the run on the Peoples
Savings bank continued yesterday. The
best endeavors Of the morning papers
and assurances Of men well known in
the financial world Of Denver seems to
have little influence in staying the tide
of uneasiness that prevails. Every call
of depositors, however, is being prompt
ly met The Denver Savings bank, on
which q small run was made Wednes-
day, showed quietude yesterday, there
being no clamorons depositors around
that Institution.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-05-31
Act of n shrewd Constable.

WnKEsBARRE, Pa, May 2L-Last
February Private Banker E. V. Roclra!
fellow closed the doors Of his bank on
o4o depositors, The report Of the ns-
signees showed that depositors would
get per cent. on the dollar. Hereto
fore II was impossible 10 serve warrants
of arrest on the ex-bankor and he re-
tnained in bed. Physicians testified
that he was unable TO leave his bed.
Thursday evening. Constable Bauer,
disguised as a delivoryman for q
grocery store, got access TO Rocka-
fellows house and served nine war
rant on him, charging him with en-
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-05-31

es from start; steady work; good chance for
advancement BROWN BROS. CO.. Nursery
men. Rochester. Ny.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07

shaats- aaa TIE array ana aasy are -
-man N nnne-r that they DO sos a.
fnra = Geld Ter more thsn > Few The
bar 4. q coarse. srsn. ssa u crowded
ia anaeries IS II England Politics.
for some lDscrutAble reason. docs not
seem 70 attract many 0f the Aisher
grales Of yoath- Consequently. The
yoang Anerisan seeks the e5znnaereizl
aed. ana In every American cits-
especially IN the west. oae fnds At ths,
heal of eultlsati4n 4nd progress men
whose rise has eeen due 10 saccessfut
eonFnrreial enterprise IL u well for
the Individual taat sace-ss should he,
% rewarded. and II Is well for the
community, also. that the mxn Of t'asi'
ness, who has gained AS success on
legitimate iinss. should be iEs leader
In new aud partly unsettled eountr,'
like America, 20 fortunately situated
a. to need practically no foreign pal.
tcJs and Ia fear no foreign enemies,
the erestor or tbs disfributcxO f wealth
i far more valuable man than thu
politician or the soldier
The sanguineness OF the American ia
another feature especially ssriking %
an outsider The whole temper OF th,,
people h one Of hops. No young man
enters life in any line witAout the
fallest belief that he is going "a sue
eeed, and going 10 make = great deal
OF money, and do IL all very quickly
This may DO true Of young men every
where. but IL Is especially 40 In the
states And men are justified In their
youthful hopes
Practically any young man Of rear
sonabls brains and industry Il sure 20
succeed. Openings are numerous, ani
The sharp wittei American Is quick TO
take advantage OF them. II l. curl
Gus fact. but one that I have often
heard employers of unSlSilled labor
comment upon. that none OF their
workmen were American born. unless.
possibly. some of the foremen. As an
Englishman. | am glad To add that
rarely are Engilshmcn either found a.
unskilled laborers in American work.
shous
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07

their after us~lessness from either the
craalacatal or the atllisara an stand
point and which. II ordinarily par-
chased. might agure a. exhibits Ia evil
deuce before commission lie ianatieo
inqulsendo. become good Investments
.5oat the TINS ~aata Claus = due.
Hence tho three grand divisions Of
Christmas presents into drst. those
Which are u~efni - shoat being sPpro-
pirate; secondly. those which are APP
propsiat- without being useful. and
Thirdly. those which are neither use
fll nor appropriate A theory hAs been
advanced Ia recent years having q
ssmbination of utility with appropri-
AteneSs In Christmas presents for its
foundation The opponents OF this
theory. however. are deemed super
acial thinkers by the lnGner tial ma
jority Of the gift-giving classes. a. the
p&seity OF their adhereatz shows
For. beginning with the presents
most nxnsrouaiy bestowed At Christ
mas. namely toys, Il seems that the
good old hobby horse and velociPede
have gone out Of fashion.
Toy breweries are the most popular
things this season. declared leading
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07
THE ART OF EATING.
a branch of Edaeasi"a In Which Amer
leans Are woetuiiy Deficient.

a Brznch of Edaestioa In Which Amer
teams Are woefuiiy Deficient.
when INV children get TO the proper
age" said the man who was smoking q
briar rpe. II intend to have them
taken IN hand by some competent per-
son aud given q thorough Instruction
in the art of eating. and. further. In
the science OF finding out what To eat
and ordering"
What do you mean?" inquired the
man who sat next TO him
II mean this: The average American
citizen is wocfully deficient In knowl-
edge OF what he can get TO eat. lie
falls down when il comes To ordering
a dinner. The Srcat majority of peo-
pie In this country are brought up
frugally at home and do not know any
thing but the commonest dishes. The
consequence Is that when n man goes
into n restaurant for dinner or 10
hotel he gazes helplessly at the bill OF
fare and sees many things OF which hc
does not know the component parts.
lie dares not order anything that he Is
not sure Of, for fear OF ridicule. and he
falls back on roast beef and mashed
potatoes The fact is, he doesn't know
anything but roast beef. Same way
In restaurant. When n waiter shovcs
bill OF fare under mans nose nine
times out OF ten he win look IL over
and then say: Gimme n steak and
some fried POTATOES Now. the man
who does this day fter day doesn't
want roast beef. lie is sick unto death
OF steaks and fried potatoes lie
loathes ham and eggs, and yet he keeps
on ordering them in dreary and dys-
pcptic Succession. because he doesn't
know any better and he is too pround
% confess his ignorance. It's that way
with me. and II bet it's that way with
most Of you. am going to relieve my
children OF all these things. They're
going to know what's what when IL
comes To- eating. No roast-beef domi-
nationr shall be my household slogan"
And the rest OF the party. says the
Buffalo Express. thought IL over and
concluded that hc was pretty nearly
right.
Those who give Hoods Sarsaparilla
fair trial are soon convinced that IL is a
peculiar and an honest medicine It's
pos tive merit il manifested by the
many remarkable cures accomplished.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07

rnerrhan. in the plaything line. re-
viewing the holiday sales Seem. sur
rrfsing. dossnt it3 Make good imita-
ton beer. too Can't make genuine on
account q the license law Every toy
brewery We sell i fitted up with
pumps. vats and cooling apparatus AMI
- operated By steam. Other popular
things ais year ere toy lsuniries. coy
prisons. toy Brazils and toy dynamite
gans
~ hats toy Brskii7''
"Its played By boys on . small pond
OF fnb - water There j. an eleva-
tion % TIE south American contiaeni
which II made fast Then miniature
men - war cruise shout and exchange
saots7
There sas = mo.lel 20 the affair In
che shop with Nello and Braziiians
galore Near n was the toy dynamite
gun. The istfer Is operated with a high
rxrlnsivr The dealer sail he had al
really std a namher ~ peeeeats as
Chrisfsnas IFS Pr hoYs catering their
tesns
Curicsities ia presents Tor grown
people arc most ABUNDANT perhaps az
re jewellers A Young IA y sas boging
PIGS cleaner she yasl twenty dvc
anI lars frit
rtnt was unusually expensive. nd-
niitfrd ths eirrs ehrn che hal gone.
A urdtaary oae woaii cost a tcnth
% the price Iint some wnnen have
.srrisas hfsa about sr,okinr articles
a svlfe rercr ~ ori-re,t a ten dollar
srf rifar after We srii ,naay
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07

~'rs-a-sr h,ifers thes cest as such. n
- n-ef. slssags sssna-s WHO bfY ths'n
A Frf8 safette holder sbatii cass ~
oarr faan f-rr a-iisrs.r
TIE prevents s,s,te ~ soung vuunsn
81 rnuaT nsrn fs net. tbs Frar. in-
eiris a.arft re- T. afraiitsi nov -
~ 81 fern f.F Fris 80 preecrt srti-
ci-e q Vve1rnr srra--i - svea up-
br,ilss a1a rsres - those q ths -
rc-its @ex ctafr has seer relatives
Thfs - beiierasl - - ne r~ass,n fsr
tte r-tsA - trrr'rT TIE riiss waa
voelf s~-ssev = ger his raa- npo. an
elderly hgcthef in.isv e. a snsle
rnsr az ~ith rrapriety r-~sen. e~en
81 ~, trsfft Fsr treflrr ~ "a
Gs.-- fre 80, = .iiTe~sft
The ren1g nsrn - ~ erI .hssn-
seirss partieulafiv rrsfr-s tel exeert
thst s. O. i-srn-s tad tsss~ e. rresert
. vonnz rouaa ~fth = eatrs smiles.
she = either r-isD~~ er asree- -
n rrtoarrinE Cs~ssrtfsi enonEh. -nsrrn
\, e.,,ornlnr AZ sore r~ruaitsrs - 80
~ef~- a. ssrts - vrr~~gt- frsfn rseu.
lie DC. b~ssa that tasir eorso~ sr--
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07

III body treats body
To glass 81 Rye.
lie body tells besiy
Which IL best 10 Try,
II the pair their eyes are winkinr
Here's the resspn Why
Ten 10 one they both are drinking
Royal RUBY Rye
"Royal Ruby" Rye Whisky IL
guaranteed absolutely pure and
eleven years old. 1fs great
popularity attests it's meritA
IL - IN rye that is I'VE. rec
commended for the invalid. the
convalescent and the connois-
seur. put zap on honor and quail
ity guaranteed. Bottled az die
tillery) ROYAL VINE CO.
CHICAGO.
Ask for II. $50 per quart
bottle. For sale by Scribncr *
Aldworth. Druggists
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07
THE FAMOUS NERVE SPECIALIST,
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH

Catarrh Consumption, Deafness. Rheumatism,
Nervous Debility, lmpotency and all diseases result
ing from early indscretions and excuses of manhood
Lost Manhood, all diseases of the urinary organs
partial paralysis varicocele ruptures tumors scrofua
old sores dropsy skin diseases liver and kidney
head small of back, etc. including all female COM
plants and chronic diseases cured quickly and perma
nently
Consultation Free No charge for services until
cured Medicines for home treatment sent everywhere
Send for list of questions.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07

slnaes "a tnaaRhts OF . sentimental
eh4rzeteF IA eoansction slth the glft
Tue ipnosati0a u due % the dash.ss
Of ftfe
Riding Whips are the newest things
ss presents q Young women. They are
sesa with Ens iish holly stte<s. silver
ard gold rsaantsd Needless - say,
there h no liEnit - tks price A eurir
osas fancy. too. h sae prevailing one
of gfxing stiietkoa 20 unmarried glriA-
They ara. Ia many eases. ssPerb OBJ
isesa. lescisd snt goldrn. sharp and
deadly. They are allowed - repo~e
rrcn the hoadoir table. The fad
started IN Franes aad VAS al tirst OBJ
ieeted -. "a leading 20 indeigenee 81
the suicidal mania among oyer-ssasi-
tive naaisenz Therespon statistics
~ere consulted and 10 transpired that
glrls Of from sixteen 20 t~enty-six
rarely stab themselves They end
their lives. when 30 inclined. BY neans
81 poison. - the sfilstto a. = present.
az Christmas time 70 young woEnen has
gFtsn In favor
sBettlng hooks - gifts - womea
from Hlea ars also popaiar. extraor-
dinary as Il may seem. said New
NoEk merchant. in this connection.
"A few year, ago such . Present wonid
have been almost an insult. The arti-
cies eorue Ia assorted lesthers. with sil-
veF and gold mountinzs They cost
from three "a sixty dollars. and sell
readily"
IL May be stated that good taste 10
outraged at the presentation % . WON
an. reiati e or not. b. man OF such
things - manicure sets. toothpicks or
toilette articles with but few eNcep-
tons. Such gifts imply an impression
OF the part OF the donor that the recip-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07
AMERICAN BUSINESS tirs.
oo- - $50 rsf-r. wniss o. Fsrn.'
,a-tf-.....-. - fs-f--.s..s

on- - $50 rAfrx- whieh - FsFfi.s
e~stt<-nsa rsa.cs r-si~-.s.~-
This susin@ss p 81 American gen
firtnrn = one - 80 hardest problems
Or A EnTlishnsan - ansicrstani crr-
rectlvs ssTt ne Nineteenth e~nfurT
THi essn p@rsfivrlg lately In Fnrlsn4
fn-sereiai business. except hsn'fins
hs- not heen thenxhf hlvhiy - ~
gentlemen f'oitfc- fhs churrh ne
srwfF 500 nary. 10 nsr efe. hsvs
tsea th- .srfiets far Eng "a Tosn GER
asns II tuieriea it - eeite siTsr-uf.
Ansrg 80 May r-nsess fer thts 7
Vii u@asion out ts- one iinpersart
oue. ttst Ne rurssit- sis1er rsrn-
s.su~i sifori bpf fes op~assSs. cssF,s-
parstt~efy sIsessissr
The ehsrch I. = pssrris -sii prysf~..
sioa fsr tas pons e ths wrAiths nsr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07
New Chicago Service
via
G.. IL. 81 /.
soLfn TRAf'ss ann QUICK TfME

Con ncing NJ 1naay. November Goth.
train now leaving for Chicago at l0s6
a IN viii leave at l03O a. "a. and run
through solid and independently; arriv-
ing Chicago at 1 p. ~. Bullet parlor
car aud hrst-class day coaches
Night train with through sleeping car
and coach will leave same as now -ll.0
.. n arrive Chicago 1s.5 a. IN.
From Chicago solid train will leave
Chicago at 3lD p. m, arriving Grand
Rapids go p m. Night train vii leave
a. lilo m. instead % To- p. IN. arriv.
ing Grand Rapids $40 a. m.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07

A friend in need IL a friend indeed,
and not lees than one million people
have found just such a friend IA Dr.
Kings New Discovery FOR consumption.
coughs and colas--if you have never
used The Great Cough Medicine. oue
tFial 0ill convince yea that Il has won.
deriui curative povefs IN all diseases u
thruat. chest and lungs Zach bottle "a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07

The test saiye IA the world for cut.
bruises. sores. ulcers salt Fheum. fever
seIes letter, ebspped hands chablainx
eoTus aud all ska sruptions and posi-.
lively cures plea OF no pay required. IL
IL guaranteed In give Perfect sntlsfac.
ton or money refunded. Price - eents
Per box For sals By Peck Bsos. drug.
gists corner Nonros and Division
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07
FASHION IN GIVING
Correct Bot Queer rh1ngs for
Christmas Gifts.
Betting Books sad ssisetso- Sor No.
nssa--Iis~ ifarst Iime. Aasct
ehristmas Pass

What mag be termed the Christmas
phsnon~noa - "a present. o1seFxable
la eon aectian VITA usariY every article
OF nerchsnsli.s offered fur sais- That
n thi1Rs watch Ira themselves have .
perennial rather than . eoatrsaporan-s-
COS utllilY. sach - shoes and stoves,
are advertised eonapisuoosiy a. sPpfo-
pirate Chsistsnaa presents ~ familiar
has this turn n enterprise bsscoms,
~itA the RRnaal reearr~nss "a the feast
% fraAt< that wonder 1. felt ~henevcr
n dos not ASSERT it.elf. snd the ice
man se-lns a thr.ftiess creature just
nov for MA rrvinlF the utlilty o his
wares a. . holiday gift.
Thero i. also. the ether extreme.
oblscts which seeru alsns-t g proclaim
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07
Il 10 Strange

That people suffering from Piles WIN
endure them for years or subEait 10 dan
gcrous. painful, cruel and expensive
surgical operations. when al the time
there Is q painless. certain, lasting cure,
which gives instant relief and costs but a
trife il Is called the Pyramid PHO Curc
and can be found Ut all drug stores Any
druggist win get IT for YOU II you ask
him
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07

Having TIE needed @eris 10 more than
raake god al the advertising claimed
To- thea. the foiloslng tour remesiies
have reached a phenonsna a ale LIZ
hinge New Discovery fcr censans pfl0a.
eosghs and coids. zach bottle gusrsn-
tsed; klsetFie bilters the greet rrasdy
for stonxch. hssf and ksl0eys, b0ck
lsns Arnica SslEr. tue test IA the worid.
aud Or Kings New Life Pllls which
are a perfect pail Ali these retae.lles
are guarantees to no lnst what - class.esi
to- tuvnl. aud The dealer hose nane =
attaeAed hsreHi 18th ssll be sisd b Tell
you more II thsnl. sold At Peek Bros.
drug store.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07

A large handsome Map II che Unite
States. mounted and suitable for Office {
home use, il issued blythe burlington Rout.
Copies will be mailed to any address on r,
ceipt OF fifteen cents in postage by p. s
Eus,is, Gen'l Pass Agent, C., b. & q. Z h
Chicago. Ill.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07

Ias created = sensation among physician,
bv n. wonderful effects In sneeiiiy curing
every form Of Piles, Il l. called the
Pyramid Pile Care. u il cheap and Elm
pie to use. but nothing removes the
disease 80 quickly. safely aud surely
Any druggist viii get Il fos Yea.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07

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naoses sin b.. fefunCed ffai toffias
IL oscfs ~ feck fsros drug stsrs. Large
tosIles 81 csuts and 81
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07

Those who give Hoods Sarsaparilla
fair trial are soon convinced that il is a
peculiar and an honest medicine. Its
pos tive merit il manifested by the
many remarkable cures accomplished.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-28
THE ADAMS WILL CASE.
LISPOSAL OF n VlLUABLE ESTATE
CONTESTED IN COURT.
Claim That John A. Adams Was Mentally
Incompetent and Unduiy Influenced
A Long Fight Probable.

A will contest that is likely to prove
long and expensive. was begun yesterday
afternoon in the supreme court under
Justice Rogers.
The action is brought by Edward j.
Johnson and Alice M. johnson. his wife,
against John f. Adams and Stephen L.
Adams. executors OF the will Of John A 4.
Adams OF Lincoln.
Prior to his decease Mr.. Adams made
a will leaving the gre tier part of his
property to his two sons. John +. Adams
and Stephen l.. Adams. Mr.. Adams was
resident of Central Falls AMI was
possessed of valuable estate.
In dividing up the property he
also left John f. Adams s. 600 and 5OC
shares of stock in the Stafford Manufac.
turing company. Three sous and one
daughter OF John 4. Adams
received $1,000 each. His grand
daughter, Mrs. johnson received
So, ZOO. The American Board of Com.
mssioners for Foreign Missions, the
American Home Missionary society, aud
the American Missionary association
also received 81 900 each, and the Central
Falls Congregational society was the
rec ipient OF a 500 annuity
The probate court OF Lincoln admitted
the will TO probate and the appellants
appeal from the decision OF the
court admitting ir to probate The
claim is made that Mr.. Adams
vas unsound mentally aud was In
huenced by the appellees, aud that
Stephen l.. Adams piejudicei the mind
OF Mr.. Adams against Mrs. johnson.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-28
ONE HUNDRED KILLED.
The Cyclone In Oklahoma Territory
Was Terrible In Results.
OVER 500 PEOPLE WERE INJURED.
The Property Loss VIII Exceed o1,OOO,-
000-In Many Towns Nearly Every
building Was Partially Destroyed
Whole Families Killed.

GUTHRIE, o. T., April 2s.-The list of
fatalities by the cyclones Of Tuesday night
grows larger each hour. In the devasted
district near Norman "a bodies have been
prepared for burial. Several more were
found yesterday and half score Of people
are still missing.
A hundred and fifty people were injured.
six or eight of whom will die.
Near Purcell IL people are dead.
In the town of Caz the storm swept
away nearly every building and eight
people were killed.
At Langston two are dead.
At Cimarron City four are dead, two
dying and 12 injured.
East of there two families, numbering
five and six members, respectively, per-
ished, and in the extreme eastern part of
Payne county It is believed that nearly a
score were killed.
The full list Of the dead will surely ag-
gre2ate 100, the inju.ed five times tina
many, and the property loss q, 100000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-28
THE PROVIDENCE GRAYS
Will Play the Cuban Giants at Adelaide
Park Tomorrow.
MORE OF The PLAYERS ARRIVE.
The Opening Game OF the League Sea-
son VIII be Witnessed by n Distin-
guished Assemblage - joe Hornung
Wants to Return.

The game of tomorrow at Adelaide
park will be between the Grays and the
Cuban Giants, the crack colored team,
Manager Burnham having tcancelled the
game with the Boston college team.
This, aud the game on Monday with the
Fall River team CT the New England
league, will be the only games before the
egular season will open. These two
games will begin at o'clock, aud the
championship games will open at 3:45
o'clock, the same hour that was SO sue
cessfully adopted last year.
The board of directors met yesterday
afternoon in the Office OF Vice President
Draper. The score card. fence advertis-
ing ana refreshnent privileges were dis
posed Of at a good price aud other mat
ters of business were transacted.
The opening game OF the championship
season comes Tuesday. May 2, when
here 10 contest with the, Grays Tor the
first honor. Treasurer Johnson for the
officers of the club is arranging to have
a 20 ID number OF city and state officials
present. Complimentary tickets have
been sent to the governor and state
officers, members OF the general assem-
bly,, Hon. Daniel S. Baker, Mayor Pot
ter, the aldermen, councilmen and heads
OF departments or the city government
and many others, and il the e.ements
are gracious there will be good crowd
TO gladden. The hearts or the directors.
Joe Hornung arrived in this city last
evening To talk business with Manager
Burnham, who had written him con
cerning an engagement. Joe SCENE 4
eager to don a gray uniform and atteud
strictly to business, and Ii he does this
there Is not "A better left fielder in the
business.
Manager Burnham receiv telegram
last evening from kid" Madden as he
was formerly known hen he pitched for
Boston. Burnham had written him
about an engagement and he answered
that he would like to come and asked for
terms.
Campion and Friel arrived from New
York this morning, and will take uI
practice at once.
The team is practicing every day
when the weather will permit, both
morning and afternoon. aud will be In
good shape tomorrow. Kilroy ana sui
livan will pitch, Mekeough and Whalan
will catch, Campiou will lie in his place
on trst. Cooney at second, Martin as
shortstop, Hanrahan will play third, and
Petit, Friel aud Gesp rry will probably
guard the pastures. This will be a strong
team when practice enough has been had
To lumber the men up. as sone OF them
have not taken a ball In hand this spring.