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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-21
HON. THOMAS +. BAYARD.

rlaced il business house in New York
city. he returned to Wilmington in
ls4s. studied law, and waS admitted to
the bar in 1851. He was appointed
United States district attorney for Del
aware. but resigned the following year.
In 1855 be removed to Philadelphia,
where he became the partner of Will
liam Shipper. He returned to Whining
.,n and succeeded his father to the
limited States senate IN 1885. He was
reelected in 1875 and again III 1881. Mr.
Cleveland appointed him secretary Of
state in 1885. On the day on which he
was elected to the semitic for a full
term his father was also reelected
senator fsom Delaware OBSERVE fOr the
unexpired part of his original term.
This is the only case CT q father and
son being voted for by the same iegis-
lature to fiji the senatorial Office. In
the senate he served on the committees
on finance, Judiciary. private land
claims, library and revision OF laws In
1881 he was elected president pro tenn
pore of the senate. He was Il candi
date for president IN 1880 and 1854. In
leluding his gres t-grandfstner. GOV. Bas-
sett, he is the fifth member OF his fam
ily who have occupied seats in thu
Unitad StaHes senate.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-21
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POSITIONS OF THE PIAYERa.

four feet tall. To get an I'M
covered position is of the utmost i'm
portance. as the player can thus easily
get the ball and as easily pass it to one
of his side near the goal, 1t requires d
great deal of practice to put the ball in
the goal which is placed at some dis
tance above the players heads. Not
alone must a player be skillful. he
must also be very lively. A player
must throw the ball from the spo.
where he catches ii, but he can tqrn
around 10 throw it. No Interference is
allowed, and taclslins and pushing are
strictly prohibited. A player may only
obStruct the passage OF the ball after it
is thrown.
When the game is played on a field
the player may run with the bali if he
continually throws it above his head
and catches II again. The ball NAV
also be dribbled along the ground with
the hand
Team play counts for everything in
basket play. The two forwards aud
the home man should always work to-
gether To get the bail into the goal.
The backs guard the goal, and the cen
ter men are supposed TO get the ball
and pass it forward toward the home
man.
The game IS usually played in two
halves OF fifteen minutes each. with a
slight interrnission When 4 goal is
made the game goes right on. It is
perhaps the tastes game played TO-
da7. and is played with a snap which
football players in lining up may well
a--y
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-21

An American naval officer says that
once. when a great function took place
in the harbor of Cherbourr. several
vessels Of our American squadron were
present and were drawn up In line to
salute the empress yacht as it passed,
says an article on the navy. The French
sailors manned the yards Of their ships
and shouted: "Eire rImpe1atrice!"
knowing that he could not school his
men TO repeat those words in the brief
time left TO him. the American admiral
ordered his CREW to cry: Beef. lemons
apa cheese" The imperial yacht came
sweeping on, and as it reached the feet
. mighty roar went up OF Beef, lemons
erd cheese" that entirely drowned the
voices of the Frencbmen. And the en-
press said she had never been 50 compli-
iueuteg
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-21
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Facts About ireland.

The population OF Ireland in 1891. &C
rording TO the revised returns just is
susd. was s.6Sl.24s. The natural in
crease of population. or excess of births
pver deaths. Tor the year was 22,1l5, and
tho loss by emigration :vns 59.o23: 81
s55 marriages were registered within
abe year, AID it is significant of the re-
tgious feeling which exists in al parts
OF Ireland that only 500 were BY civil
contracts in the registrars Offices
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-21
Might Marry Fools In America.

Several men who have outlived their
greatness are now glad 10 earn their
living as coachmen in Berlin. Among
Nhen are sixteen mobiles. seven retired
army officers and three pulpitless pas
tors Three British nota bilities now
gieefuily crack the whip as London
eabmen; they are an cx-member Of car-
lament, baron and marquis.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-21
WHEELMEwS PRIZE CUP.

IT, He Competed For at tho Great Race
MOetess Chicago.
The League of American Wheeinen
have been presented with a very hand
some trophy 10 be competed for in their
international race meet. TO be held at
Ghicago next August. Henry L. Sal
l1onstail, member of the Elizabeth A.
&C. Wheefuen. is the donor of the prize.
Ks is sterling silver cup, gold lined,
,And stands twenty-eigat inches high on
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-21

l., 8aCES. a.s- o.
. six-incfi ebony base. The figure of
Fame standing upon globe snrnounts
lnhc lid. The .headsof Bscchns and Mer-
which are American eagles The L. A.
~. emblem is engraved upon Che back.
The cup will be perpetual challenge
trophy. and the conditions under which
it viii be competed Cor wiH be deter
mined upon by the racing board of she
league. 1t is the most valuable prize
ever donated to the l.. A. " by any in
diritinai member of the organization.
1T viii be raced for anEs,a.Ig.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-21
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THOMAS r. BaTGHD.

The Honorable Career Of Our Sew Ann
bsssador to rnGfand-
Thomas Francis .ayard. the new
s1n bassMser to the con 1T Of st. James,
was borr.in Wilmington, Del, in 1875.
Ecyas ft1s6 for d m..rcGotiIe Lie and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-21

training school at Springfield. Mass.
Its advantages We're soon perceived,
and the sport spread to the gymnasiums
controlled by the Young Mems Chris
tian associa ton, ana was further in
troduced IL scholastic institutions and
club Symnasiunls. At the training school
the game was developed, and a strong
team was drilled in the simple work
ings of il by James Naisrrith, one OF the
Springfield INSTRUCT ors, and an earnest
worker in the field OF all-around sport
and recreation. In New York and
Brooklyn are several good teams, and
these play the game from time TO time.
The game can readily be played in al
most the smallest gymnasium AS the
sizes OF the exercising rooms vary, the
game played by each team is slightly
different. All the match games are
played under regular rules. however.
and the peculiar disadvantage which a
gym" may have for the visiting team is
remedied SO far as possible. The game
can be played out of doors on large
field quite as well as in a small gym
nasium. The goals pictured in this coli
umn are used, the upright one for the
field. on which it can be placed at any
point, and tine other for indoor play.
The latter is attached to the gallery or
the wall of the room. The string is
,,sed TO turn the goal SO that the ball
may readily be regafned. These goals
are the improved article. The first
goals, from which the game got its
name, We're only peach baskets nailed
to the wall or running track.
The game can be played by number
of men at once. In small gymnasium.
however. five a side is the most con-
venient number. In larger rooms nine
men can play on a side. This is con-
sidcred the regular, number. and they
are placed as shown in the accompany
ing illustration. The game itself is
strictly one of passing the ball from
man to man. 1t can neither be kicked
nor batted with the fist. The object is
10 get the ball into the basket or goal
A large person is useful, but one of the
best players at the Twentythird
street Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium is
a little chap not much over
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-21
Long Lived.

The turtle can live for nearlv
century and the pike <or about one hun
creG and seyentr.fsre rea-x
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-21
FOR MEN AND WOMEN.
Basket Ball as Played in Y. NJ. @.
a. Gymnasiums.
4 Game for Both SeKes-It Is Somethfay
Like Football. But Has No Rough
Features and Is Full
of Fun.

For long time gymnasium instruc-
tors were confronted by the necessity
for game which could be played in
doors by old and young. male and fe-
male. They wanted q game devoid of
rough features, yet one which should
be thoroughly scientific, and which
should afford plenty of opportunity for
good healthy exercise for the scholar
or business man, and training for the
athlete. Such possibilities. says the
New York Sun. nave been discovered in
the game OF basket ball, which has be-
come SO popular in school and club
gv1nnasiums throughout the country.
The game was first introduced by the
directors and pupils OF the 7. NJ. c. A.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-17

cure suob A.
easeg 49, Us
rentiv - ma
he I'M toI
triio sn,e,Cci,,os,,e
Il, III. Ns
ana gt,s III.
go. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-17

court were; Hon j r. I4lnn, O. q Kee.
Nv. T. W. Dennis, Feote. w. s. Brooks
ana =. NJ. Brown Of Wharton. ~ q.
sprakes Of Brazoria Robert 6 West 81
-Nusun and Captain j. b. Pearson ami
son Of Richmond.
SsVeFai minor criminal cases were dis-
poasu but Colonel John Pinckney saws thnt
~ intends 70 make matters lively In June
tor me boys and their Innocent clients.
Buflng court visitors were entertained
veg Pleasantly by the ladies ana geutle-
nen OF Matagorda, who under the au-
splces OF Mrs. VIM. II. wadsworth ana
, si's, =. L. .tugeley gave two very cred
~. a's amateur performances and a grand
paii' ali OF which were highly endowed
ana appreciated and gave evidence OF
mueh talent still in existence in this an.
e sl city The complimentary broom drnl
eeeieaied to the memory OF the fallen
ana a. in N honor or the living heroes OF Camp
y sixth regiment Of Lexington Coated
etacy' py their daughters and friends.
W.h always DO remembered ead cherished
oy We SURVIVORS OF the company as
tao0ghttul delicate snd appropriate trlb-
ute Of love and respect
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-17
HOUSTON DAILY POST SUNDAY MORNING. DEcE1ER II 1898
HIS RECORD IN TEXAS.
ooRRELL's AccusEn As KNOWN IN
GALVESTON.
Lawyer Sampson Has Proof That He
s"indied Lady, stole a Gun
and skipped TO Mexico ana
ia Now Rich.

/ Galveston. Texas. December is.-several
months ago Edward Cornell, an American
MOTEL keeper In Monterey. Mexico, and
another American were arrested and
'hroWn into prison IN that city. charged
Win murderous assault upon b. Buch-
ner' jeweler. for the purpose OF robbery,
Public sentiment wns srrongfy against
cerroN and his companion and summary
Nanseance was threatened. This, how.
ever was averted by the active efforts OF
= rev prominent American resident OF
M"ntafr The uen. however, have been
confined IA prison eyuT rTnco and their
s.isl is expected 70 take place in few
corrsH was wen and favorabiy known
! n Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas. having
! Nept hotel IN tbs former and ar7errnrd
! N"s connected with a hotel 10 the latter
I CITY prior 10 bis departure Tor Monterey,
! Mexico, When the news ot his srrest and
20 character OF his crime was published.
Ccrre,ls Texas friends were incre3tilous
ma be could possibly - guilty Of such
an orIenss
Correll shortly after his arrest wrote n
letter 70 a friend In Dallas. which was
g'ven publicity, In this letter h, cls,,nes
70 be innocent 81 any criminal riT.nse ana /
ignorant o. the character OF The man he |
accompanied 20 Buchpes's place o. bueI /
ats" and was uislei as % the mans /
intentions until after he hai nsee tbs I
-I'a ha'aner, which he iCorrclD
~ g. rresut.
.li e7arSes him with being an
hta'Hi:as Is being another case az ba-
th- caught ia Bad company G rfeirs
'als a Texas AND South Cars,.as ~
-. ta tr is q native. have been &C.
j." .'.' prAai since bis arrest and
On Senator Butler Of the Pal
~. -iA' hAFns brought the matter
.t| rI.- Naai" NsNlFrrT. ]
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-17

HeTbam, Texas December l5.-Cotton
' coming IN slowly About 100 baies az.
ih NE cotton yard waiting until n
IEtrs has been shipped 10 DAT, tbi. v.o.
1915 70 this day last year e17. There "a an
pf9DaDIy be shipped 20l from THIS sta tion
this season ''''
Pr Grier Of Liberty HIN Is in m.
slp; no haB contract 10 bund the new
a 9., house for Mr. l.. r. Cray. near
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-17

HOODS PlLL5 do not weaken. but aid
AEe'Hon and tone tho stomach. Try them $50
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-17

bIFIU W4FAs. UIUIpIlsl m0Ies, ulcers. piles
can or address
DIR. HATHAWAY & co.
1924 West Commerce Street SAN Antort,
Texas or 90 -, Charles street.
New Orleans, La
our treatment by mail hrs prayap
grand success. II you can moi ciN M o,,n
ofiice, write US and we VIII send yeo
symptom BLANKS. No for men, No. for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-17

9ot4rts hhlg tAat She Wuat use Creole
Female Tonic or trust 20 the various dan-
hsI94s compounds which weaken or in.
Lgiitis WIN true functional ictlyIty Of
tne uterine system md cause rerioi,8 re-
suits. Creole Female ionic ctres ,,
builds and streugihens w
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-17

Ask your grocer Tor Royal Ow! Flour.
The -Four ln tho market.
t9r cakes, biscuits and bread thers IA
nothing better than Royal owl Flour
Coleman q Schultz.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-17

Immense variety Or Domestic ana I'm
ported Perfumefy at Hertz's Drug store.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-10

Sir men. constituting cotOners jury,
declare that Dgra Velzy shot William
GRAY and then herself The verdict is
simply plausible theory, and i wholly
unsupported ~ the evidence. Ii -
based almost entirely upon the letter
~hieh parpoets to be in the handwriting
II The dead girl. but a the gennineness
81 which There are many grave doubts
The letter Is written on paper en-
ur-ly unlike any the dead girl was ac-
castomsd "a use. The father. who -
usos- familiar With hsrhandwriting than
aaybosy else. declined 10 say that IL was
hers. To make the letter com petent evi-
esnce upon which o. base a verdict IL
niast be shown by Affirmative proof that
II SAs IN me handwriting - the dc
c.-,-s,d There i no such proof IA the
esidence The fact that the letter II
written on paper unlike any she was &C
cushioned 10 use rs strongly presump-
tive proof that she did not write u. To
guess that she wrote 10 because IL con
tanned matters that would furnish a clue
g. the ur,tixe j. the only theory upon
which the jury can justify is verdict.
To make a case against Dora Neizy
the plain duty OF the police department
was 10 ferret out her whereabouts on
the day and evening hefore the crime
was committed It's failure 20 do this
j. inexplieahle She must have been
somewhere. aud @ou.ets,ly must have
knoVn lero Why has this IMPORTANT
detail ESCAPED atteuiioni
Ia the noxt place. IN order 10 make
case aga asst )osa Neizy. II must be
shown thft .he s.cUfed the revolver
used she csrta.n.y hal a revolver. II
she did lie shooting. She could not
have secured Il except through some
hody who ovas,i Il. Where did she GET
~: Whose revolver was Il. How did
IL have foar chamhers loaded and one
emptys Melody has undertaken 10
sasxer these questions. but the Jury
hastens e. End verdict against the
dead girl
Tss HFrup does not believe the YER
diet - true Que because n has no sui
fcisEt evidence u support IL There il
nothing in the circumstances of tho
case - forbid the theory that third
parts .hd the shooting There are cir
cnn=tan.rs IN the cUse. withheld from
the puh.ic GA the examination. which
are equally az compatible with the
theory = Dora Veizys Innocence - the
improved note j. compatible With the
theory - her guilt
The nysfery - not yet solved The
corairr's verdict - worth uo more than
any mans % hand opinion. i, IL q
equalization n The hrst and oaly
Theory exploited The police onght to
furnish The msinx Inks q complete
the case agains. Dora Velzy Uutll Il Is
koovu where and how she got the re
volver the mystery vii remain a. pro
faun,liy ms 1tsshis - Il vas when tho
black ard 2 GATED ho.iies sers discovered
IN 6rsy's raoia.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-10
DEMAND FOR TURNsTIr.Es.

EpIToR GRAND RAPIDS HrRALD:
IL Is very evident to any one going and
coming To- and from Reeds Lake ON the
ears that there will he serious accidents
10 some If the patrons of the Consoli-
dated Street railroad before the end Of
the season unless sir. Chapman will
enclose the terminal construct pens and
put men ia charge ~ turustiies at en-
trance in order - regulate the crowd.
No more Passengers should toe allowed
ON the platform than the cars viii bold.
~ IL IL now the men surround an APP
preaching train anil jump ON before the
Passengers occupy ing seats have an
opportunity L. vscate. This state 81
affairs * disgraceful IN the extreme
Ladies' with children ami feeble elderly
people are compelled to enter the
scramble at risk ~ life and limb. with
the aforesaid able toiicd and appar
emily uncivilized mob or stand. no
seats being provided for their accommo-
lation. until ali the able bodied malo
visitors are hauled OIL Mr.. Chapman.
heed this advice. even II II will neccssi-
tate tine emplo, ment 81 one or two
additional men AMI the expenditure - a
few dollars. II Will he cheaper than Ia
defend law suite. appeals against yer
diets. etc. G. H. :.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-10
sIaIs pREss SENTIMENT.

The tragedy ia Grand Rapids. mark.
ing the close 81 the lives 81 a man aud "a
Woman has 10 lessons FOR all and one IA.
not L. play with tire. II the generally
arfeuted theory - correct that the
woman shot the man because hc had b.
traycd her and then attempted T. east
her oiT then the man richly deserved
the fate that claimed him. Nusisegon
News
Congressman Chipman's convenient;
ignorance r any disagreement between
the bon ard Dan dcnecracics n Nichi-
gan Is evidence 80 MS Judicial training
be takes no cognlzance q matters not
brought tcfurc him Tor adIudication IL
may te also That the Judge Is still IN es.
ecutiVe seasioa eitn himself trying ;n
dscnie on which banner sictorN w.i
finally conciude g. rpost Detroit Iri.
nurc
u j. neming O. such pas that
rrry slight protecatieu j. sufficient 20
rally iFnchinv meb En- fhlz country
Tbes have recently h"en cunning for
VI rfnou elders IN tieorcia AMI What is
more O. ihe pufpase. appear q have
barued the game llerefies are not vet
saf s;h asrfiun elements r oar citigrn
ship peteaii Free Press
Amerca vii sincerely nasarn the
death q Edain Booth. f.r D. ess au
esluCsi0r. az inferlreier = fhe great
TRUTHS arshrire,l - Shakespeare AMI
other great ui ssfers - bfersf4re Such
uen are rare snf raIuatie aeeorllnglY
Masseg1n ohfnUieie
An3reN Csrneaie hai better rs,fne
BIS cfueatnaal aeNfles - fhe rieei
tgsiarss 81 = Vriff - pHtt snd lei
dfNeult a.after b. rake fvsua and
when he mak@ Assh inta - Fed q
prtfhecv ~ has 80 eiea shrre BE- - a,
liatralt Free Press
y fhe ehurcb - pr devoted ths ea
ereF hat worse than ss*fet RS HE
rre..eap7s far ai'tEasi hsre@y % masit-
cenverts. tlere eeuad - usore ciiBfa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-10
POINTS ABOUT MEN.

Lagartiio. the great Spanish bull
fighter. who recently retired from the
arena. Melted s25.ocO from bis last per
Torrance. during which he killed six
bulls frora the herd III our municipal
guest. the duke II Ncragua. Fourteen
thousand persons witnessed the enter
tainment.
Tin Soldier Hoyt. the playwright. IL
a member II the New Hampshire legis-
lature. although not very good one.
owing TO the frequent absences from the
seat OF government. lie IL very proud
Of the honor. however. and lets or a
speech on every available occasion.
Theodore Roosevelt. having failed to
reform the civil service L. any apprecia-
be extent. is reported to contemplate
Withdrawing from politics in order 10
devote himself entirely 10 literary work.
Of which he is very fond. and in which
he has gained some distinction.
Senator John w. Daniel. who will de
liver an address at the worlds fair on
Virginia day. August :. Is considered
the foremost orator Of the old dominion.
His Grafton at the unvciling o. the Lee
monument at Lexington IL said 10 have
been of the highest eloquence.
TIE king of Denmark 10 the only Va
ropean sovereign older than Queen Vie
tosia. who WAS "a years old on her last
birthday. Only two occupants IL the
British throne have exceeded her ia
length ~ years. George III. lived 10 be
:. and George III. to be -.
Emperor Williams yacht Hohenzoll-
ern. which was recently launched from
the Vulcan company's dock In Stettin.
Germany. has steamed twenty two knots
AN hour on her hial trip. anil the en-
pcror says he has the fastest vessel in
Europe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-10

xresmsat or favorable verdict sad i
satisfied T. ta2s the risk. The jury
system has become al unfietprsbie
nature II ousessii1asioa. The sGlry i a
liked Institutions aad public ssHlament
soal- frosn dosn s0y attemps ~ Up
rat L. The uaosiefs jury Is a terror 10
lanoeeae~ aad shifty scapesoat fos
crime. Its sesdirts are sls.0st inyari
sbiy the product Il lgnosast fe.udser
aud dull Indifference - the eommonssf
psecrpts q lUstiee.
Ia a papss Oh the code ~ eivil pro
sedGre fesd - Alfred Russell II Detroit
befofs the state Bar association al
Lansing. be advocates the abolition Il
tFlal by .ary In eisil cases as measure
81 reform tie says Jurors ARE CON
moaiy persons u ~ Individual Fesponsl
tllity. cften ignorant and preiudieed.
AMI always unAccastomed % weigh tcs
timony o. argument. Intelligent iurors
are usually challenged % excused. In
long trials II - impossible for the Jurors
b. Fenlsmber the testimony; they rarely
understand the Instructions IL the
court. and single juror from stupidity
or corruption may destroy the work II
month";
In commenting this declaration the
Detroit frsbae says: Most Of what Is
here said u trial by jury IN civil cases
applies with equal force to criminal
cases. Instead OF palladium Of liberty
the Jury - stem Is really a friendly de
vice for the protection ~ criminals But
- tirmiy Is the Jury system intrenchel
in our judicial procedure that il will toe
many years before II will b. abolished.
even in civil cases Probably II will
never be eutirly eliminated from judicial
procedure. Possibly IL should not be.
but certainly some modification of il is
desirable. That suggested 10y Judge
Edget - Saginaw Is in the proper spirit.
His opinion Is tina, eight in jury 81
twelve. four in Jury OF six. and 10
criminal trials ten Jurors out Of twelve,
should lie permitted to agree upon a
verdict"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-10

George Hall "a oaploye IN an Otsego
sawmiil. fell against a circular saw and
nearly loet his right leg.
pog,land IL g. have new -four mill
h replace the one destroyed hy tire
Mayor Pingree o, Detroit wants TO
huy the Detroit journal. it's said
Eight pupils we're graduated from the
Piainwell high school Tuesday
Ssgiuav hae only raised siefn0 for
The benefit - tie Ire sufferers
Commencement EXERCISES at oiivef ~.
gin June i sud lasi i've days
Ssgaaw expects - relehrate the
fuaffh despite the ~ TIRE.
attorney General hNis = az torup>na
Investigating the lyncAug
ksismazoo is preparing for an o.d
fash i7rfei tfurth Z fuly
Tie saginaw valley hspns'e are "a
csnverii8n 40 Bas CIV
Ths palxs8 f1e-a Port Huron sTn
AZ aeg - srEe ee 81
Aassesoa shar keeges have agreed
Ia eariy ciosag