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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10
s1ArE PRESS COMMENT.

The liability to serious railroad dis
asters il greater than usual this year be-
cause OF the extraordinary amount OF
travel, but in nearly every instance the
cause OF accident can be so placed as IL
show that it might easily have been
avoided. Gross negligence is the ex-
PLANTATION in many instances, while in
others the over-working Of the men. too
small q force OF employees. or the en-
ployment OF incompetent help because il
il cheaper, furnish the satisfactory ex-
planation.-Detroit Free Press.
The starting Of 20 many large fac
tories and manufacturing establish
ments throughout the country is the
best possible proof OF returning prosper.
ity and confidence. II Is especially en-
couraging 10 the laboring men OF the
country who sec a prospect Of work be-
fore them for the coming winter.-Lud-
ington Nail.
The effort made by party politicians
to use the tariff question as means for
diyerting public attention from the cur.
rency question, Is likely 10 prove TAIL
ure. Resistance 10 the gold standard
will be the battlecry OF the people until
the double standard OK values. cstab.
lished by the fathers IL the republic. is
once more fully rcstored.--Battle Creek
Moon.
There are reasons for believing that
President Cleveland's message TO the
regular session % congress will contain
no reference 10 the dangers arising from
an enormous surplus In the national
Detroit Tribune.
Neither Grover Cleveland nor Hoke
Smith has attended any soldiers re
union fhis GUNNER. Yet they would
have warm reception at any 81 them.
Indeed, they would never forget i'll
Allegan Gazette.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

f,snds siih . grip Il d>afh Ike risp<
s.s rsf1ssl % .sf 20 1as h.sks
cold seisnsr eoaz nox ealels th-
no1sy onk q hksink. and the
manufacturers have seized the
bora q the dilsmns aeare<t
- saen- b. scespting outside tenders
Il fani- ths denand for moasy % ths
home msrket vii BE snpplisd- The
manufacturers viii nsks ass q the
Ranks for convsuisncs. and II consid-
srabls ssn Il money u Imported the
kanks viii De n position 70 decline
snaall deposits ifon the hoarders And
they ought 70 take advantage o. Il Let
the hoazdsrs keep their hoardings.
Whsa money 70 easy the banks can set
sIoaz withoat carrying Insignificant
balances foF the accommodation q
thoss Who have crippled them IN time
Of needed help and confidence The
hoaraers Will cone ont Of the nght
moss lustIy scotebsd They will hass
40 reason 70 complain II the banks shut
the doors in their fareA Nobody would
b disposed 10 pity them IL their noses
received the ful force Of the vigorous
slams
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10
HE DESERVES A MED AL.
Bravery OF a Fireman Probably Saved
Several Lives


Fred j. BilIsborrow. pipemhn OF No.
engine house. risked his own life yes
terday afternoon and saved several chill
dren from being killed. or at least terri
bly, injured. in a runaway. Ats O'Clock
single wagon with large gray horse
attached dashed down Crescent avenue
like a cyclone. Crouching in the bottom
% the swaying wagon four ltile girls
chung. crying Ia each other. and on the
seat two small boys were Juggling brayely
at the lines 10 stop the horse, which
gained new fright from the screams and
cries 81 those who witnessed-the aaful
scene.
The horse was nj mad gallop as II
passed police headquarters aud engine
house No. 4. Several ~ the iiremen
we're seated in front q the engine house.
They ran into tho street but none Of
them dared 20 risk his life by atiempt.
ing TO catch the horse by the head. Mr.
BiIlsborrow did the only thing poasi.
bic He caught az the rear % the wagon
a. 4 passed. He was snatched fr,m HE
footing az u canghs up hy tornado.
but bis grip Was sure aud he hong 20
the fig. Al kent street alley h. was
stiil Dragging on the ground. but with
almost superhuman strength be euc.
ccedesl IN drawing his body into the
wagoh lie reached the reina. and Az
the horse was ab,ut 10 turn into Canal
street. HE goe.l strong arms put forth
their strength and the horse waa pulled
rearing On his haanchcs. AZ the
crowd realized that an heroic at bad
hen performed. cheer vent np Tor the
fire daddy Who bad done H. The hnrse
belonged o. O'llsisn trothefs aad hnd
heen driven g. G. q polchprs hease ga
the hili A man bad i,esn seat g. hfsnx
The flg back. bat the ehsidFrn bal "a
tsmptNd g. bsiae Il hack e. A.lee's
stalls 90 ksat street The girls ~aes
10 aanahters q &. q. Pulchsf sui to
dsughssfs q Aaolph I.eiteit The tso
h1fr sho ssFs dsieing acre Willie Msr
fies1n and Afthaf 3erlssfs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

Ike the staxs each ard the frontier.
fhe eitra,s ler hss tesn r~lexased %
th- asmain - rsmanee and tfadstiou.
Hes = rork sgoinz fsrwor'i aiosit in
= nsre r~tios3 And geniisf manner The
harvest lie sese,i aaicex ta5sns and sfisrs
= b-ieg gathered tp,lsy vita a medal
Frsp~f that rea..hsa kiatily arms outoves
vs.f - riterg. cnce the bsckwnods
rsw 4tft.s eith ehite scaccl haa-ss
eel etsf Saw. Tbs spirit u methoiissn
~ ret charged emily its outward BHn-
ifv-tsf ans he ser'i has <rarn ol.l-r
sad mro isieas katethsnrest L.tes.l.
insethrrnf. pnxres-ies. methosiisrn hss
kspf step slfh THIS a.lvanc~. Nothing
thss refeb~. ~ tfae. eara-ss. spisitasl
ssrf e fse xraa3 ol,i denemlnsi.on has
tet- r.rif-t fbs @rrid y hefiss tkst
thaflrs an John Nrelss Ey~f Nay
th<if stecreers sveF Keep il their to,st
sf-ra
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

SHEEPsnEAD BAY. Sept o. First race
seven furlongs May Win won. ShadoN
second. Acclaim third; time. / -.
Second. six furlongs Pedestrian won
Aloha second, Tulla blackburn third;
time. 1:llA.
Third. Eve furlongs Santa Anna won
Tom Harding second. Merry Monarch
third; time, l0lik.
Fourth. seven eighths mile Senator
Grady won. Galilee second. Peter the
Great third: time. l.29it
Fifth. five furlones -Springtime won
Atropine second, Cunarlio third: time
1904.
Sixth. mile and quarter Raceland
won. kiidecr second, Victorious third
otEl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

nouot saorelas. where : baEeso q u
fefmation I'll BE established Tuesday
nort8eg. Cou.nlttees haFs been ep-
painted ~ meet sisit1rs and dnieestes
a the sarteos deFois and escort thean
e he8dsuaxiers. xneFe they will
% met b iks hotel commiftes ard
dareffed 70 l4oules, hOfslB and boarding
hssoses- he unlfnrm rank aDd city
oitcers siu meet Governor kich and
stan at the unson depat az i2s3o p IA.
and 'sscoFt them 70 the Morton house.
Al -O y -. Tuesday the parade viii
start from Lincoln park ard continue
along Bridge 10 Canal. ca Canal 20 Aon-
roe. up Aonroe 70 DiTision. down Di-
vision ~ Maple. on Maple 10 hheldon.
Sheldon to fulton. thones "a North
Division street 20 Pearl stpet The
haad contest will he held al Full
ton street park Immediately after
the parade. Ia the evening an enter
taininent vii be given in ubckeEby ball.
followed by a reception and ball
Wednesday morning the great camp
viii be called 10 order la Lockerby hail
The uniform rank viii hold It's eonipefl-
tive drill in the afternoon at the Kent
county fair grounds Thursday and
Friday will be devoted 20 the business
Of he great camp. Friday night ban
quet will be given In Lockerby hall. for
which tickets are now on sale at White
4 xhitc's
The street decorations are completed
and are resplendent with sfreamsrs OF
the national and Msceabee colors- A
stand has been erected on Campau
square for the great camp officers the
GOVERNOR and bis staff. the mayor and
city officials and others during the pa
rade
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

CHICAGO. Sept. 9.--Results at Haw-
thorne:
First race. six furlongs -Tilsit won.
Despot second. Bollinger third; time.
1:lSiS.
Second. FIVE furlongs-Mill Boy won.
Marjory Hilton second. james w. Carter
third; time. l:04l4.
Third. mile and quarter -Haw-
thorne won. Dungarven second. Ingomar
third; time, 2:il1t.
Fourth. six furlongs Blizzard won.
Hedge Rose second, Annie Race third;
time. 1:1S.
Fifth, six furlongs Murphy won.
Foxhall second. The King third; time.
1864.
Sixth. steeplechase- Marine won. Al
fonsina second. Annie Race third; time.
3.o4is.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

n =. s.rorfee thst $50 ioeal aann
fasfufra efa vrrs bsee seuotisfe.i
81 noasy .ith an Enrsish eapitsi.st
49, thss kDfoo has aitss.fr be~u al
vsfe>.f - a srsiisiaasy .nan. There -
Ffta- tsse.n 81 testt ne tsnth q ths
feDett Fe-a hsaF.i.fs = ris,feY hefs
~ aa.as hsse rs.i - tee nssfhAf 80
ssaf .t bss teea aaits .sspessiH's - -
a. - 49, kita - h.sn Tss tsnks
tsts fees s.sly g. pisdxs slteniaei
81 nfg 81 isb.slt-. h,ss the eers sci
4 sbleeed ~n>s haFs ff4atea tasis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

MR. GLsosfoSE has always been q
lucky man and his cool fortune does
not desert him in his old ace. The out
look Tor tho home rule was very dark a
few days ago. but oow. thanks TO the
folly CT the tory members OF tho house
Of lords. II Is almost certain that his APP
peai to ths country viii result in the re-
turn Of such radical majority that the
enemies a Ireland viii be forced 10
abandon their fight
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

IL view Of the fact that thousands %
Maecabees from all parts Of the state
are % march along Monros street on
Tuesday. would il not be well for the
street cleaning department u the city
government 20 break over its usual Gus
tom and apply mixture Of xster and
other. cleansing substances 10 that
thoroughbred II is prohabls. OF course.
that zone of our gaests will mire during
the parade. but nevertheless some con-
csssion might DO made to good health
and good looks. The present condition
Of the street - shocking
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

List or onioerx and Entries for the
Kent Fair.

H. w. Stebbius. A. b. Richmond and
Il. III. Escott. the Grand Rapids Bicycle
club race committee. have appointed the
following officers and accepted the fol-
lowing entriesfor the bicycle races at the
Kent county fair next Thursday after
noon:
Official judge. +. G. Studley; referee.
A. b. Richmond; judges. Ralph b. Hahn.
w. Il. Jarvis and j. III. Taylor; timers.
A. III. Chaplin. p. 8. Hunt and w. b.
Holden; scorers. G. f. Richmond. 4. n.
Lyman and NJ. J. White; clerk Of
course. w. b. Folger; assist
ant clerks 81 course. Arthur
KRONER. A. ID. Porter and George
Chase. Umpires. Ralph DeVries.
George Anibal and A. III. Chilyer. An
nouncer. III. w. Stebbins.
Entries - Troop Richmond. f. A.
Richmond. q. VI. Bortree. q. w. Beelby.
A. l. Saliers. r. T.. Ickes. G. l.. Green
wood, Henry Ennes. George G. Blickle.
w. ID. Phippen. W. u. Critchelow aud
IL. :. Gilmer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10
Death of Philin White.

Philip White. who was arrested Au-
gust at Newaygo on a charge OF coun-
terfeiting. died OF typhoid fever at st.
Marks hospital early yesterday morning.
lie was removed from the county Jail
last "Wednesday where he contracted tho
fever. He was confined in Jail awaiting
srraignment before the United States
grand jury. He was - years Of age
and leaves wife and one child at his
homo in Newaygo. The remains were
taken 70 Newaygo for burial.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

Residents in the east part Of the city
were surprised yesterday morning to see
what appeared to be circus parade. A
large number Of gaiiy decorated wagons
were seen entering the city gates with
great pomp aud colors flying. Investi-
CATION showed that II was no circus. but
County Clerk Eddy moving his family
from Lowell to this city. He will reside
ON North Ionia street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

GRASp RAPsps furniture companies
have stood the hard times splendidly--
much better than the manufacturing
concerns Of other cities. With the re-
turn Of plenty of money they will all be
running full blast and pay their usual
good wages
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

DR. HAmIros. secretary Of the Free
mans aid bureau Of the Methodist
church. is authority for the statement
that "a negro has been murdered for
every day in the year. including Sun
days and holidays. from the close OF the
civil war until the present time" And
DIR. Hanilton's work brings him into
the closest possible connection with the
south.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

OrR Maccabee friends will be ex-
cellently entertained this week. as far as
it lies within the power u the local
thestsrs. Bills OF particular merit are
announced. and no doubt the attend.
anee will be large.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

Go TO church this morning. Various
eloquent members OF the methodist con.
ference will speak from different plat
forms. aud the message they bring GER
tainly cannot harm you. Break over
your indolent habit Of sleeping until
noon. and take your wife to the house
OF Gcd. You will feel the better for it
Monday morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10
~eo,as on, with the r,-a-

~fAs ths eAi On lightly, plsa=e. : saia
Ne Delaware wife heatef - the siserss
uhs us~ at~lat - spfiy tiss issh - ~
hak. ~tAy Il ga hRhfsf. and ysa ~lil
ssssEhs uy sasFf freiilsss
'Ttoetlss Ysas angry fe@slnss~ sald ths
sheFln
~f& A ssft las. 40. tefnsth k~ay
xFslA - itsstoa CsssEiss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

AxER1cA does not hold one single
mother whose baby is not the sweetest
and prettiest on earth. from the presi-
dents wife down % Mrs. O'Leary, the
wash lady. Eavy cannot enter the
heart Of the mother.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

Nosr OF the silver state senators have
a. yet suggested the propriety OF pre-
senting the latest heir 10 our royal
family with a silver statue. Such a
gift might incline the presidents heart
10 the direction OF cheap dollars.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

ksiskR WfLLrAa's visit 10 Metz signi-
fies no growing fondness for France.
It's sweet % be near those we love. and
sometimes point may DO made by
ciosing in on an enemy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

LovEs> q good sermons viii have an
opportunity to crafty their inclinatipns
% going 70 LockeIby ball at II 10 o'clock
this morning. Bishop Bowman u a
magnificent speaker.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

DrscussToSs regarding the condition
Of Mr.. Cleveland's health will hereafter
be transferred TO that % the presidents
youngest daughter. The amendment
will be accepted without division.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

HsRD times have not affected the
wsges ~ sia b any perceptibls extent.
a. the poor woman Who al OF herself
Friday night In Chicago testified with
her blood
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10
schubert Clnh omocr.

The Schubert club directors met last
night and elected the following officers:
President, j. ID. Kromer; vice president.
C.. ". Wureter; secretary. Charles Fo-
soldt; treasurer, J. A. Seymour; libra
rian, James Grant
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10
FLEET FILLY WON IT
Directors Flower Captured Two
Ysar-old Stake Easily.
RECORD LOWERED TO 2;2o
Three-ye.r-oid stake Won ~ cy-
therls--Eseass Scheduled fsr
the Coming Week-


CHtc.ao. Cant q-hix hesfs were
trs,,,..5 i, al. a.ssD cl.s. A. kssh,nston
N- a, - - =. -.
para AZ" s.s 80 ~ -.
ishea I've heats anu .s 90 neat nnn'
10 the ercsit OF Aafsins Day geidang
Answer. ami hetcham's chestnut mare
hattie Earl, and one beat was won 3D.
Budd Doble's Ellsrd- In point of Gloss
finishes IL = "A the beef race Of the meet
inc Ans~sr Wa. saxori,e AZ se5 10 40
20 ,hs ssId e. ,ha ,,,st hest Katie
r., -.,,s -. -. -
I-a.s 80 ~ 49, s..o sAsA ~ -
nasAaoio speeu IN 'ho iAs' noe'' Hnis'.
Ing even win Answer when tue latter
victory seemed certain In the fourth
heat answer beat her only few inches.
Ellard. in great favor before the race.
cantorea tba se,ona heat In slow time.
H. ,b;s hs., p-,.,o, W;iL.. "a, .x.x
80 800 ia,..s-. s - a. ea,sh IL ssd
-. he.s>s,.' --1S - =. -.
- Il - -
Do.hc, "on INC ~--D Sie.s fes4uh "se'
5. A. Browns famous Michigan horse.
Nassar had taken the first heat. Bar
ney went the fastest mile OF the cay
nnen ne iassira the circuit IN 49, y
A. wAs 80 70 80 ssainst barney
s,seo' wa .ei e.,',>1 - =
tho "cSA W ftaSank thr --ytoi -oio eftas
record TO 2:20. She was hot faForite.
and won easily In two straight heats
Cytheria captured the $40 class for
3year-olds. Budd Doble's flly Image
was played even against the field, but
went lame in the first beat and was
Withdrawn.
Nancy Hanks will start against her
o-oa racaxd newt wednesdav and Direc.
tnn, Ill .ss-t a..;ns, az ws,cb on
E. s Va" a. T,,ast,a~ ,.s S,;,;t - tie
T'.sa :,o 90 ,ss.sss o. - go Mill
- sro, t AMI thu ths calumbian Ernos j.
t;on ssssss snr f. . ali srotters 5,,rs,
sI5.oOO. will be decided on Thursday.
Today's summaries:
Free. FOR ALI trotfin0 foais OF 1901
-. ~ 400
-, - ~. c,
Directors Flower. by Direcior-sun-
m, no~sr tnsils j........-''..'-...'.-' . :
F :,ro .Se''''e :. : = :. 8
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

Br-r little Macesbees have burned
about TIE city b some effect the past
few days. ~ tba decorations on Monroe
aud Canal street sbo~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

Ffrfx teachers met in he court house
yesterday aftsfnoon snd organized .
bsanch q TIE State Teachers Reading
rirrir.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

co~eass> should at cnoe arpoint a
committee 20 look after shs nursery de
partpeat n ne White house
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

Cts&x the streets aua ahats the
tansns sssa.is before iAs Macoahee.
reseh ta9n.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

WAslnsGTos. sept o.-t'or lover Mich
igan Fair. siightiy warmer; winds be
eosning southeast.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

FfTCH--Yessersiay a the family residence.
No. % Lake avsaua y. NllgnnFfh. SOU "a
Nj aud Mira J. O. Fitch. Notice II o..
neral later.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

MsrHoptsfs lsid he corner staus for
So a.w deaeaaess' houae o. fyoa street
s.st.ras4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

nsftas's h.sas~ - 'ossis l. neafif ~
rstatie Al lss.nf z. car ssa upbss
heess
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

You all know what the above mystic letters You
will certainly know before another week passed
All this week city will be filed with welcome
representative delegates of
in the world in of cxceed
excellence of their benefit general
Foster, Stevens CO. of these visitors
Wi a welcoming courtesy
show the largest Hardware the Of
Michigan.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

tfs~shcff.ers sre alore rlertifal than
asstai tbs $40 ahd afs shllrs ~ grrssa
ihlexs ssr.siy tiit - faf hsfe spes.sf
eallae gsafrs shU H.aE il4fy ressafss
a fassias soaae iesles III ib<s atfArs
seesfs thase stseki al asss4f-s Aasse
ga kfss>laie
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10
Ding a Ling a Ling,
Boys Get in Line,
Hurrah for School.

Did you know that Houseman. Donnally
a. Jones have been elected by popular
vote of the people TO supply every boy in
Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

HeFsasi la.iies- sfs sasag tis 3sls
So. = - @sfkoesss soafsTesee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

nsns Refs rattle ~ asd tssfAins
rias sss sssi y = pssf-si "a. g. M ,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

Thu Ctr fies A~samsd fssAs APs
pesrsser fss sseost~e-
fhe Aaeesl.ss eensflll eemaiif'se hss
sssrgfhlsa IL fsatinsss q fesslfs he
asiae aEes g. fhe great Gasp fstise
ehith h-sias fBesstaF npfpins he
eaaalf,>s iii s.asa its hea1i4asfi~es o.
isa lsatass ssssn q Isseksshy hsil 81
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

fes'ss''i's ASA 4 a. ssurc Asu-~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10
WITH Il NEW
SCHOOL SUIT.

We've got EN- this time. strong enough 20
hold the widest youth. and low enough TO
knock competition SHY. Everything in the
stock is in keeping with your ideas of
economy. For So $3.50 and 81 the line of
suits is heavy enough to wear right
through the cold weather. A pair of good
wear-well knee pants at so cents. even less
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-12
AN Old rIMER's pREDrcAafENT

Chicago. Noy 9-The ball player. nd
Decker. WHO Is said 10 be- Insane, was led
back 10 jan from Judge Dunn's court
thls morning. Dcclcr's ease is peculiar
~ one time he WAS the star player III The
old Philadelphia club and later bis name
bccnme well known 10 all The patrons Of
bull rs the man who invented The iurnsfli,.
used In Ell the bah parks. race tracks and
fair grounds Of the country. Some time
ago Decker became insaue nnd while Ia
that state. committed three forgeres Tor
small sums Of money. On The advice Of
medical mon BE- wos sent 20 ElEih aud
at 0b'erfea -yppiOms Of
Improvement IN bis ease. TIE siac's
attorney, thinking that the authorities
were about 10 turn Decker out a. CURED.
had Tho old foreery charges brought up
and ob1u, a month ago By was brought
back here and kept 10 jail. ihe matter
was brought ~ before lutge Dnnn. on
The forgery charzcs, 5ui q Decker up
peari-d 10 be insane he could not be tried
for the crime. auh ~ the charges werc
Withdrawn on t'ic prum.se Of pfckef'-
friends that tiiry would send him back 70
Eisin ana have hlm KEPT there I'LL be
wne cured.