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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-23

cold which threatened complications.
and prevented his playing, lie has be-
gun the season well with the ball nine.
and is looking better and stronger than
ever. His work III the New York game.
as well as IN ether games Of the trip.
shows him to he steady and reliable,
and a man who can give Garter the sup
pcrt which he deserves Greenway' ;
hitting promises TO be better than last
year, and he can be relied upon in a
tight place.
Garter pitched good game last year.
but he has grown bigger and stronger
tins year, ana the men wno have thus
far faced him have found him hard
man to solve. His remarkable height
and length Of arm ought to give him
tremendous power. and tho pace he
gets on the bah shows this. Two years
ago his batting was not satisfactory,
but this year he is hitting hard and
accurately. Between the two, Carter
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-23
KLEPTomANrAcs IN SOCIETY.
Stories of Thieving in High Life that
Are Interesting II True.

'I don't suppose you have ny klepto-
naniacs in society in Wa shington"
said a New York dowager at the capital
the other night at dinner, but we have
them in New York The last great ball
1 went TO with my daughter We wore
very handsome seal skin wraps. Ar
irving at the aressing-room, the checks
for them We're handed out and my
daughter put them between her teeth
Tor moment while she was adjusting
portion of her dress. She had occa-
SION TO speak to me and so dropped the
checks on the floor, and we were about
TO hurry off to the ball room. I was de-
termined, however. not to lose our
wraps and so sent for friend who was
one OF the reception committee. and we
went into the cloak-room. where I
ldentllled the sealskin wraps and cot
fresh checks for them. At the close of
the ball, when we went for them the
man in charge told me that Mrs. Blank.
one OF the ultra-fashionabl women of
the -Four Hundred, had presented the
lost checks and insisted upon my seal
SKIN wraps being delivered to her
when she was informed of what had
occurred IN the matter of issuing new
checks and the visit of the member of
room, she worked herself into a fine
frenzy and walked off Indignantly.
Upon another occasion, at one of the
great weddings, quite dramatic scene
occurred. The bridal presents were all
ostentatously displayed to excite the
envy and crafty the curiosity of the
guests. detective in plain clothes
was IN the room. He saw a well-known
beautifully dressed woman go up to the
table and begin admiring and COM
mentlng on the beauty of everything
with great enthusiasm. She picked up
a diamond bracelet and adroitlv con-
cealed It, The detective kept his eve on
her and as she was leaving the house
TO get into her carriage ne stepped up
TO her and said: Excuse me. madam.
but haven't you forgotten to leave your
wedding present?' She was equal To
the emergency and pulled herself To-
Sether with that consummate alacritv
which amounts to genius in her sex.
ana said; oh, yes, so l have. Thank
you very much. Very good of you. in
deed Then she calmly swept back to
the table where the presents were dis
played and deposited the bracelet with
the box which contained it. the detec
ives eye taking it all in with an
amused and quizzical expression
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-23

the battery, second and third being
new, and short stop not having worked
with them. II rests with Captain Rus
tin. therefore. TO develop that portion
Of his nine with vigor, III order that
when he Is obliged to put in his change
pitchers they may be satisfactorily sup
ported as well as that Carter himself
may have fair show. even though he
be batted occasionally within the dia-
mond 1t will be easier to judge Of the
substitute material and change batter
les after they have had a few trials.
At present Trudeau certainly shows
the making OF a good pitcher. writes
Walter Camp in an extended article on
the college clubs in Harper's Weekly
Briefly. the individual makeup of the
nine is as follows: As a catcher Green
way promises to be one of the most re-
liable of the college back stops for the
season of 1895. He is veteran athlete
having played both baseball ard foot
BAN ever since he came to college, as
well as before. He was end rush two
years ago on the football team. and
last year he was laid up by d severe
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-23
INJURIES THE BRAIN.
Chess Playing Is Not Conducive to
0uickness of Mind.

OF MIND.
MIR. Blackburne, the English chess
champion, regards the game as a dan
Serous intellectual vice. which is
spreading 10 rather an alarming extent
Discussing the matter after his game
with Mr.. Bardeleben on Thursday. he
said: Il know d lot of people who hold
the view that chess is an excellent
means Of training the mind in logic and
shrewd calculation, provision, and eau
ton. But | don't find these qualities re-
fected in the lives of chess players.
They are just as fallible and foolish as
other folk who don't know rock from
pawn. But even if it were a form :
mental discipline, which | doubt.
should still object to it on the ground
of its fatal fascination. Chess is a kind
of mental alcohol. It inebriates the
man who plays it constantly. He lives
in a chess atmosphere, and his dreams
are of gambits and the end of games.
| have known many an able man ruined
by chess. The game has charmed him,
and, as a consequence, he has given up
everything to the charmer. No, unless
a man has supreme self-control, it is
better that he should not learn to plav
chess. / have never allowed my chill
dren to learn, for l have seen too much
of its evil results. Draughts is a bet
ter game if you must have a game"
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man. He is much lighter than the men
thus far mentioned, and has also done
some football work. He is sDry ard
catIike in his motions. and covers a
good deal Of ground. His batting prom
ises to be good, and he seems TO have
good judgment.
Quimby. at short stop, has been a pa
tient worker, and deserves a place. He
is a small man and covers a good deal
of ground. and has fair throw. He
needs to be quicker in handling himself
afs he gets the balh and should meet
it on a better bound. His batting is
receiving special attention, and prom
ises well.
Fincke, at third. is another football
man. being one of the change quarters
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-23

K ne shows the Improvement aest men
show in their second season he 1ueht
and GreenWay. Vale should certainly
have a cool battery, for both men are
the product Of several YEATS begJ ans
CONSCIENTIOUS work Carter also holde
the men on bases more closely than hs
sid last year
Stephenson on first is flling The no
si,ion which IL has held Tor two years.
and MS Size makes him an admirable
marx fer the in-held. His greatest
weakness in the past has been hts slow
ness IT, getting started. and henre his
iuab8sy &c cover af the ground nee
assaTv on the bag lie hurdles him
self Wea ooth tn meeting short throws
and in seaching Tor Vice ones. Ills
batting has always been hard. ana II
ire injury re received m the New yofS
game does not make him shy. he should
de better work with the stick This year
than last
Reddington. at second. is law schoo.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-23
JULIE MACkEv.
The American Actress shortly to A--
pear on the Engllsh Stncc

n =.
pear on the English stage
Julie Mackey who has lately ccrne
into some prominence. was born in New
York city twenty-siN years ago. She
began her stage career al tho age Of six
teen. and has had varied career. hav-
ing played a wide range Of parts. She
appeared in THE Gypsy Baron" ana
The Vice Admiral" with the Conreid
& Heuman Opera Co, and has Subse-
auently been connected with the Two
old Cronies. Natural Gas" and Han
Ions "Superha. having recently fin
iSred her seecad season with the last
named conpany. she has also had a
successful career as a vocalist upon the
vaudeville stage Miss Mackey will
shortly 90 abroad as she Is under con-
tract to appear ar the Empire London.
for three months. Following this en-
gegement size will make tour Of Con-
tinentsl Europe and return 10 London
10 assume the principal boy role in next
seasons pantomime At Drury Lane.
SIZE Is at present fillirc an engagenen nit
1T Neith's Onion Square. New York
civ. Miss Mackey possesses a rich Co..
tralto voice 81 SO remarkable a quality
that il is not inapt,y termed bari
tone. and she is not only pleasing
singer. but has much uf personal
charm.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-23

on last years team. He is tall. and has
capital throw, swift and accurate. He
is not yet thoroughly familiar with the
position in the way Of covering ground
and working in with the short stop,
but this is matter of practice. and the
Easter trip ought to improve him in
this respect. He is a fair hitter and
good base-runner
In the out-field Captain Rustin Kea-
tor and Speer should make a good COM
bination and cover the ground well.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-23

. . Afast-N AAsN - ~ iNtffA In ANN r.
l. LOVING YOU"
IS love you, dearest, and onlv you.
and"
stop. stop. stop," cried Nellie. put
ting her pretty fingers 10 her ears.
Here's Jamie come to take me home
and your second cousin, with unneces-
sary emphasis, Carl thought lis wait
.ng for you. SO goodnight. Mr.. Merritt
BE sure u come TO rehearsal Wedncs-
day, and naughty Nell went of with
her little brother Jamie, leaving carl
to mutter TO himself
Its her confounded pride. that's
what ii is | know she does care for me
a little. and I'll overcome her pride get =
But he had 10 content himself with
taking his cousin home. an act which
that young lady Immediately set down
TO lover-likc devotion
Nellie Gray was THE daughter of 4
poor widow. she was bright. pretty
girl, whom everybody loved she taught
school in stanton and had taken the
management of The theatrieals because
she was urged 20 do So and her good
nature would net let her refuse. She
was deeply interested ia ST Mark 5
church. and as the proceeds of this cn-
tertainment were to 20 toward st
Marks hospital Nellie was more than
willing TO contribute her sFFvices. Car
Merritt had been III love With Nolli,
for "a year But he was rich anG stood
high in Starton society. and. as Nell
said everybody thought that she would
set her cap for him.
Instead Of that she treated Inn Just
rs she treated an the other men whe
were attentive To her. she Was friend
-. Jolly. sweet and entertaining t. him
bur when he became more tender Ii
his feeling Cor her Neil grew colder ans
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-23


ing parts of costumes or suggesting
new poses for the tableaux.
The show" as il was generally
called, was to include a one-act comedy,
several living pictures and minuet.
"Of course the living pictures will all
have plenty Of clothes on EN-. ex-
planned pretty Nell Gray, who was gem
eral manager and director of the affair.
we shall have Romeo and Juliet,
Pygmalion and Galatea. OTpheus and
Esurydice and many Iother Goose
pictures. In the latter I'm going tc have
the children-and, OH dear, I'm so
busy
And she trotted away to attend a
rehearsal. At the hall she found nearly
ali the performers gathered and merry
arguments We're going on as to how
certain parts were to be played. The
girls We're nearly all talking o. cos
tunes and the men We're looking a
triiie bored and very much ashamed
of themselves, as men usually do when
they are lured into amateur thcatr.-
Gals.
Nellie soon brought them or of
chaos. With the help Of Carl Merritt
she managed to pose and rebearse Soy
eral Of the living pictures and to teach
We're to lead. When it was all over she
sank down into a chair. completely OK
hausted, 70 Carl Merritt's intense dis
may He bent over her anxious and dis
tressed.
oh I'm SO tired she said. YEARLY
Then noticing Carts anxious face, she
laughed merrily and exclaimed:
Don't look so pensive. Carl. One
would think I was going TO expire right
here. II I'm this tired now what viii
be before this thing s over? Just run
TO the window and see if mamma has
sent James after ne yet"
Il thought ] was To have the pleasure
of taking you home. Nellie, said Carl
trife savagely.
You gave me to understand SO
have brougham at the door for you
now. Why did YOU have James come
for you?"
oh, now. Carl. you're not quite rea-
sonable are your You know perfectly
We'll that Gertrude expects you to take
her home. See she's over there now
waiting for you. probably"
II don't see why she should" said
Carl, still a good deal upset.
Shes visiting your mother. you
know. observed Nellie. with trace Of
sarcastic bitterness In her tone.
You are supposed to be engaged TO
her. No. don't interrupt me. AS your
mothers guest You owe her more cour-
tesy than YOU would show By taking
me home"
Carl looked at her thoughtfully for a
moment and replied, slowly. Well,
Nellie, you are an enigma. You don't
care anything about me apparently and
yet sometimes / think you love me.
You imagine that because l am rich
that if you are civil to me my mother
will not like it. MY mother does not
know You. You have never permitted
her to. She has not really exchanged
ten words with you since
YOU came 10 stanton to live
You always avoid her She would
love you as dearly as lido If you
would just give her a chance 20 know
you. Then. you don't and wont under
stand about Gertrude. She's only m.
cousin, Nell"
Your second cousin" Interrupted
Nellie
We'll. my second cousin. then: but |
couldn't fail in love with her If she
We're my thirty-second cousin and
thirty two times as attractive lis she
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-23

ed generations of children, and their
elders, known as Blue Beard" was
written by a French author. The orig
inal of the character of Blue Beard was
a marshal of France, who lived in
Brittany and who was charged with
numbering several wives and over one
hundred children. Being convicted of
sorcery, he was burned.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-23

Wife displaying dropped poker chip
Aha! I've found you out at last. You
play cards for money.
Husband-You do me injustice, my
dear. play only for amusement.
Wife-Huh! Don't you win money?
Husband-Never. I always lose.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-23
French and Italian sn,.,,,a.

In Italy self-destruction is in most
cases the denouement Of love drama
whereas in France, out Of an ayerae,
of $500 suicides a year. there are not
more than about 800 that can be Chased
as suicides Of passion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-23
The Crown Of Italy.

The crown of Italy was founded in
1868 as distinction for those who were
instrumental in bringing about a con-
solidation of public opinion and the
unification of the country.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-23
YALE'S BALL TEAM.
THE BATTERY AND ooTFIELo
VERY STRONG.
Walter Camp Is of the Opinion That,
Earring Accidents. the Club VIII
Have Easy Time of 1t This Sea-
son.

HE games thus far
have demonstrated
the fact that Yale's
battery and out
field will be strong,
and should no acct
dent occur to Carter
or Greenway the
nine ought to be a
hard one to defeat.
The in-field, while
good. may not be
up to the class Of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-23
RACES AT GALESBURG
THIS SEASONS UNP7EcE-
DENIED RUNNING EVENTS.
To BE Inaugurated by the state Bicycle
Meet-The Great Trotting Meeting in
August and Observation-Disclosures by
the Breeders Events
CGalesburg, ILL.,. correspondence)

LITTLE MORE
than a year
ago the Galesburg
race track existed
only in the imagi-
nations of a few
men. Many will re-
call the lengthy
correspondence and
the many negotia-
tons Y aich were
necessary before C.
W. Williams de-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-23
PLAY BY AMATEURS.

TANTON WAS
all agog over the
amateur theatricals
that were to be
given for sweet
charity's sake. The
young people were
deeply interested.
Those who were
not actually in the
performance had
helped along its
,,,-f,pY.e.cs hxy len IL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-03
MARsHAI's SALE.


lDURsuANT To Az ORDER or SALE
Il sni decree OF foreclosure, to me d..
rseted By The district court Of tue Third Jud.
iciAl District Of the Territory Of Utsh, shAli
oneT for sale NJ pubnc auction attto west
font eoot Of the County Court Hosse. In the
Iity and CouatY OF rat lake, Territory Of
Utah, on u ' uih day oi July, lsS, ats colo ~
room, al the Iisht. title, claim asa u tSTest u
Willism II, Nhtncy. Emma WI. ncy l.. g..
Jrnssnan and x. :. Blsn on Of, In aud TO the
following described rCal estate, hltusto IN the
city aid County ot sat LsEe, Territory OF
ItNh, t0'wtti Commencing u the northeast
corner Of lol one a., OF block two az. Of
Kelsey aud uuietpio'g subdivision OF block
iOrty'tour 90, plat &C., SAT- Lake City sur.
ycy, running thence west thrtysthrco 81
feet, thence touth one hundred aud thirty.fys
tlsil feet 10 an ally, thence east thirty. ihree
ta8l feet, tnd thence north one hundred and
hlrty'hye llAl1 feet To beginning TO he sold
a. the property ot Willitm n. VIII nUy Au1
; mma Whitney 81 defendants, A. tuo suit OF
j, q, W Coke. Terms OF ttte, cash
SAIL LAhE CIR, Utah. juna n, 1875
NAT 81. BllGhAh,
u. =. Marshal
by l. N. BAILEY. Deputy.
Goodwin Van PelI attorneys for plaintiff
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shERIEE,s SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ pursuant 10 an order Of "a O aud decree
Of foreclosure TO mo directed from tho Third
Judicial District Court OF the Territory Of Utah,
Cointy VI sAlt Lake IN cause therein mend
ing, wherein sarah O. Taylor 10 plaintiff, and
=. ~ Give, Mary =. Give, J. II. WinslOw, j.
W, Houston, assignee, and John BlaFEaTd, are
defendants, 10 which sAid decree and order Of
safe reference 10 hereby made, shall expose
for sale al public auction, 10 the highest Ind,
der, for casa, At the west front door ~ the
County Court House. In tho city OF SAT- LAse,
county OF sAit Lake, Territory OF UtAh, on tho
lith DAY OF July, A. u. 1875, at " O'Clock no on
AL Iho Tigat. tile, claim and interest OF j. a.
GIVE, Nary r Give, j, ~, WInslOW, j. W,
Houston, assignee, and John blAafATd, IN and
70 tue folloSing described real estate, situate,
lying, Ans beng In the city ana county OF sail
LAEe, Territory OF utah, and particularly
ds,criped Hs iollows, TO. wit All OF lot two taj,
IN block ono hundred and four 400, plat "U,d
SAT- lAAa CITY survey, 90 DO 30 ID al tho prop.
OTiy Of :. ", Give, Mary :, cave, j. n. Win.
SLOW, j. W. Houston, ASSIGNEE, aud John
L.Assard, under sald order Of sale and decree
Ia tho above cause.
Dated SAT- Lake city, Utah, June 9.th, A. d.
HARVEY HARDY. sheriff.
liy q. j. q, IRwis, Deputy sheriff.
u. Harrington, attorney Tor plaintiff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-03
MARsHAl's SALE

DURsVASr TO An ORDER or SALE
Il and docros Of foreclosure To uo directed
by tho district court Of this Third judicial
district Of the Territory OF Utah, I shall
expose a. puhlio sale, al tho wrst front
door Of the Joint city and couaty building. In
the city Of SAT- LAKE, county OF SAT- Lats. and
Territory ~ ltah, on the 18th day ~ July
1895, Al II O'Clock a. M, all the right title.
claim and Interest OF Jasper 81. Mason and
Henry Kendall, VI, 10, phd ~ tho following
described real estate, to.wit Part ~ lot two
~, IN block twelve 40, plat ~" salt Lake
tity survey, commencing at the southeast cor.
ner OF said lot and running thence west two
and enc 'hAf t2ll rods, thence north ten tl0l
rods, thence east Two and one. half tsis) rods.
thence south ten 10y rods 20 the place Of be.
giuniug, aud being m salt Lake CITY, In tho
0unty Of salt Lake, Territory Of utah. 10
be ,Old ~ the property ~ jasper NJ. Nelson
and Henry kendall, ~ the SUIT Of Daniel
TurnFTunl
Terms u sale. cash.
NAT S. BRIGHAM,
4. =. Marshal,
ny j. u. TfNMoNr, Deputy Marshal
baiet June 2lst, lsai
Goodwin & Van rell, attorneys for plain.
I'm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-03

denllally vllt1 we wcrn ni0i,v, tisa you
should have mistaken Eleanor fnf some
one else. e. H-ciaiiY % married woman. luu
know. thc.til little romance about herr
"Grdccdi"
"Ycs. my brother isfi hrr son. mo ON
condition th9f sio r1r- "a y c0r'nln man
or remained Irs'c should 4hu mrr-v
como ono clio slr forfeit. Gro Wrncr. -lo
enjoys hrf litr mud her wealth immensely.
,shc travels great do0l and hA. % house
In town. think she win remain single.
Tho man has married some one else, you
know. Interesting. rli.'
"Vcry, ! answered.
1nlways ~ 20 mind my own business.
.-Nntiounl Observer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-03
MARShAI's SALE.

DURsUANT To AN ORDER OF SALE
4 on decree ~ foreclosure To me directed
BY the 1hitd Judicial District Court ~ tho
Territory Of Utah, shall expose ~ public sale
al the wet trent door Ot the county court
house tnew city and county building In thO
city ~ SAT- lnke, county OF ~Alt Lake, and
1onutory OF ttah, on the 18th day Of July,
1885, At 10 O'Clock a, m all tho TiEht, ut,e.
claim and Interest Of Richard q, Wait. james
W stevens, JAncs Watt and y, A, CAmOmile,
Of, N, and TO tho following described real
estate, situate, lying and being In tho city aud
county Of salt Lake Utah Territory. and de..
eribed hs follows, t0.Nitl Tbs norm halt OF
lot twcnty.soycn tg1l and all OF iol twenty.
eight l2sl. In block two si.in Harrington, Don.
nelly hewefH subdivision, of lots three tD
aud four a., In block twenty'throe (2il, In 1yo
acre plat ~" big field survey. In the south.
east quarter OF section twelve. IN township
one south, range one west or the salt IaEa
meridian, In salt Lake CITY and county, Terri.
tory 0f Utah. To DO sold ~ the property ot
Richard q. Watt, ct al, At the suit OF Joseph
T., Harhe, trustee, ct al.
Terms Of salo, cash.
NAT n BRIGHAM,
u. \, Marshal.
by l., l. hncuER, Deputy Marshal
Datod June mn, lens,
A. u. Sawyer, attorney for plaintiff,
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Kelley Institute

VIII open Monday. July l., for tho
treatment Of patients. The institute
will he under the direction and man
agemrnt Of DR.. J. W. ~ john, difoci
from Dw ght, who has worked for and
hpen IN ~. employ Of the Leslie T..
Kosly Company foTtho past four yoarS,
having managed the destitute at Tx.
c-lsiOr Spripp,, Missouri Tor the last
ihtee year,. The Institute 10 located at
No. lGB Wet 2ud Norm Sireet Pa.
iients attending this Institute will re-
ctivs identicahy the same treatment
anu care AZ NJ the iamois Dwight insti-
tuition.