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UH EVIDENTLY TK1XKS Ills AVOJU 0 0 3 CllnRman3 3 Score: 0 4 7 11 27 14 second 9 Dillard 0 4 Xavy Attain at Length 4 27 Totals II (Copyright lOR James Gordon Den (Copyright ISOS Jamc Cordon Ben HoETiever rf 3b 0 4 2 4 0 0 13 3' 0 OBITUARY AB It 0 the 1 0 4 0 16 41 16 1 0 0 II II 4 0 Leahy 3 1 0 4 0 4 0 0 16 8 8 Hunter GE'X 0 11 BY THERE Baltimore Rye MB i Orngglst Sneil for $5000 for Al 0 AM ATET JJ A SEB ALL 4 an 3 4 1 13 2 St 2 0 0 0 81 There is but One wnisT GRADE i CHARMLESS BIOYOLES ADVOCATE A TAX ON TEA $125 NV THE flne VERY BEST COin IiGK BASEBALL THAT CAN BE MADE ulctl Gn me Ci net i nut I the Columbia Bevel Gear Chain less $125 4 I POPE MANG CO with OPEN EVENINGS 272 ant! 274 Woodward Ave AB II A 13 6 0 0 4 ore: 1 our usual quantity at this 3 A II 4 4 0 0 4 1 1 0 5 40 8 Totals 13 0 1 0 Cieveni! 0 0 GriswoM Totals 21 16 Wheels the sixth WITH THE BANGTAILS SENT TO MADRID is 0 SELECTS A MV Stearns 'I REE BOOK OU Umpires Prize II It Kiir Dahl WILLIAM METZGER 1 1'0 if SSai" MUN COLD CURE 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 6 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 11 3 0 6 not are 1 I 1 i i 0 14 4 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cooley Kinsley Jeffries Meyers 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 Tiernan Joyce 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 3 4 1 0 3 6 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Childs 1 Wallace Blake 6 4 4 4 1 1 1 1 A 0 11 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 Tucker 1HalGman 2 Ryan Kennedy!) Sacrifice balls Oft 0 1 0 1 0 0 3 0 4 0 4 0 0 1 1 11 1 1 0 0 Michigan Deloit 0 0 0 Two 4 0 0 0 Clarke Ritchey Hoy tv 0 1 0 Hartfords $50 Vedettes 0 6 0 0 0 0 as his reward and is Mr 0 0 1 Cincinnati April Cincinnati Pittsburg game was declared off to day on account of cold weather 0 0 0 1 0 Tnahue riend A full and complete line of Sundries Our renting department consists of all new Chain and Chainless Columbias Totals Innings Philadelphia HE KNOWS A GOOD THING COVERT of Northville rt ct lb if 8b Wrigley Mercer GOULD CO SAY ONE WAY TO GET REVEM 3 0 the trophy and scores wore as Hearty Reception 'Accorded5 the Sol dlers ns the Trains Rolled In Hine? ss Dungan Totals 2 3 4 0 0'4 0 0 0 Lansing Mich April Mary Tlchenor of this city hits brought suit against Druggist Rouser for $5000 damages for an error mtle in writing the directions upon a prescription purchased at his store It is charged that through the mistake of the pharmacist the plaintiff took an overdose of aeonito which nearly de stroyed her life TIGERS TAKKX INTO CAMP BY HOB AIXBVS INDIANS Lajole pson Cross Dunkle 2 8 Warner Meekm IRST ARRIVAL TROOPS REPORT ED ROM THE SOUTH CAVALRY POURING THE TRAINLOAD IN NEED COAL SOLDIERS WILL NOT GO TO THE CAMPS TILL TO DAY AH 4 I 4 1 4 ormidable Array of Sea ighters Now in the Harbor Indi April 20 Cyren a prominent citizen of Rochest a hospital In South Bend to day The remains The deceased WOODORD NOW HAS IT MAY PROVE) A DRAWBACK TO MOVE MENTS TIIH SHIPS BALTIMORE aEARLY OTRATTED BOSTON AM WON EASILY 1 1 2 10 2 4 5 1 0 NORDIKE HAP A VERY BAD AT TACK STAGB RIGHT 0 0 1 0 AV HORSES LANDE TWO MORI? STAKES AT MBNIIHS 3 1 4 3 Adk1ns Drown 3 AUTHORITIES WILL BE GLAD TO HIM DEPAHT IN SAETY No statement has been is Af Sagasta the pre government had up nothing official re bunched two singles and a two bagger Bradshaw Helen ilcr We then had only an average Laporte tis Parker er died at of pneumonia aged 43 years will be taken to Rochester was a prominent member of the Masonic fraternity Conesville Mich April The entire community mourns the death of Mrs Jane Sinclair Deal who died late last night at her home in this village Mrs Deal was born 5 years ago and had lived most of the time in this place i 0 0 0 3Wrigley 11 8 THAT BOUGHT IN TUB UNITED STATES AILED TO ARRIVE gathered In the In the railroad to give vent M'hen the second filled from 1 3 1 2 0 1 1 4 1 0 0 0 0 3 McCARREN WAS the OXLY AVOB COLOXELS SENATORS AND SPIDEiRS XVERB THE OTHER WIXXEHS Grand city is some of were played during the afternoon and evening It io the annual meet of the Michigan XVhist League and each town in the league is repre seated by one or more teams and they nre ac companied by enthusiasts who camo to look on This afternoon the games wore between tlie winning teams for the state trophy the teams playing being incise wnu is during the season against 3 1 2 3 3 0 12 a 4 3 4 3 There is a tendency to cheapen quality in most bicycles to compete with cheap and poorly made wheel' Not so with Columbias ive per cent 3 Nickel Steel Tubing used only in Columbias costs twice as much and is 30 per cent stronger than any other tubing known If anything better can be found we want it for Columbias McJAMES WAS AN ENIG3TA TO LAST C1IA31P1OXS 33 5 0 0 4 1 5 arrell 14 Tnckflon the Chnmplou napids Mich April The filled to night with whist experts and the hottert panics ever seen in the state 4 0 4 ST A Dowd Tn Turner Holmes 1 Clements Cross 3 Decker 1 Hal! Daniels Sudhoff 0 I 0 252 Woodward Ave Totals 36 2 3 4 5 0 3 110 0 0 Chicago Two base 2 0 1 1 4 Pitcher should be stronger and the chances are he will be one ot the regular pitchers remains at home and will take part only in home games He is in good condition and will probably pitch in the opening game at Ikuuc Charley Cushman writes home that he baa been very successful in umpiring so far in th? big league He thinks the Brush rule Isa great thing and will do much to hcCp the national game 6 14 8 0 0 Mercer irst race maidens imral Ollfald 110: tn Rich Pure lavor ii A 0 0 0 BIEN TOOK 3 XVolf Earned Michigan Beaumont Adkins 2 KcmiiHs of Ilncinpf at the and Ingrlcsidc Tracks Cincinnati April 29 weather was cloudy and cool at Newport to day and the attendance light The sport was good only one favorite McCarron in the Lfth race was flr st past the post The other winners were all nt fair Richard MariHo Bonnle Leaf colt won the last race at 3 4 mile In a gallop Ho was entered to be sold for and was boosted to IllOii by Charley McCafferty but was protected by his owner irst race mile riar John 103 Twinehatn XVaddell 3 0 0 5 McKean s4 4 ARE ON THE GROUND Bicycle 0 arrell Shindie wo a se i ts Get man 9 8 THE DETROIT REE PRESS: THURSDAY APRIL 21 1893 hold the bag down in fair shape 51ack says lie uni not agree tn the demand of Myers Maek figures that the team will be stronger by fully 10 per cent than last year He argues that Waldron is a faster man than Blake and a much stronger Latter the intlem is oetier anced ns the 1 layers have been together ror a year and know the benefittof team work He also 8 SPRAGUE SON attorney and 'mieltor of pat nt United State and foretan Correspondent: elicited In iructlon pamphlet free 37 Centre st Detroit Mich Etabllhed 1SG5 (i'll 21 18 7' 8 2 0 0 0 Ryan Accident nt VicirnbnrpL Vicksburg Mich April 20 A serious accident occurred here in the Grand Rapids Indiana railroad yards last night Hugo Sweitzer a stranger fell while: pass ing between two cars of a north bound freight train being shoved about a car length and doubled up by a brake beam on one of the ears A hole was cut In his back and his spine injured home is in Milwaukee and his relatives were notified lie is about 30 years old anu well dressed 1 Ilogriever irst bare on irst base on I eft on Detroit Si ruck out By Waddell 7 by Wild Phillips Time 2 hours Attendance ivw 0 3 Beloit WIs April game was another hair raising exhibition gan should have won but too many errors tale The play was good at times andwas awful In its stupidity Despite the Michigan held Beloit even till the first ninth when a base on balls four errors and a hit scored three runs Miller pitched well and de served to win two runs were secured on a hit by XVolf and a beautiful drive by Lunn which was not handled fast enoush and enabled him to score Beloit scored In the third on a hit and a little combination of errors They scored again In the seventh on a combination of errors witnout an me same me ninth more errors Score: BEIXJ1 AP 7 27 13 1 St Vincent Cape Verile Islands April 20 The question of coal for the Spanish crui sers and torpedo vessels and destroyers now in port may become serious and prove a drawback to the movements of the fleet in he future Two thousand tons of coal which were purchased in the United States has arrived and the Spanish naval officials filled with anxiety Coal which arrived on Monday on Spanish transport San rancisco together with 730 tons which the Spanish authori ties were able to purchase Saturday for cash has been transferred to the bunkers of the four cruisers now in port Efforts to 'procure here for the torpedo boats not being successful the sailors are to day transferring coal from one of the Spanish cruisers to a torpedo boat 'Spain's fleet at this point is composed of twelve vessels including four armored ships three torpedo boat destroyers three torpedo boats and transport ships The fleet includes these ships: Armored cruis ers Almirante Oquendo Cristobal Colon Infanta Ala ria Teresa Vizcaya torpedo boat destroyers urore Terror Pluton torpedo boats: Ariete Azar Rayo Totals Innlugs 1 2 Detroit 0 0 Indianapolis 0 0 Three base Dillard Hog never 1 'hill ips Phillipa 3 off Waddell 2 Detroit 1 Indianapolis 2 1 Indianapolis i 'iliums i Umpire Sheridan A 0 0 o1 on throw in lotting Hogriewr snore the first run and the singles doing the ret Dill ird made a grandstand catch of foul away out in right field rritory UV'jmYTIIlAO' XVEXT MTLL UNTIL THE ATAL EIGHTH 0 1 0 1 ort ITnroiiN at Tinttie Creek Battle Creek Mich April The Port Huron International league team instead of reporting hi that city were ordered lore for practice until Sunday "hen they will play their first game with the Battle Creek Indepeiidents They all arrived to day and will practice every forenoon ana atremoon unui aunaay iney are a looking team Showed Vp Well nt Second ami Dillard nt irst 20 Special) Miohl tell the then it errors of the Chattanooga Term April Cavalry and artillery: from all parts of the country poured into Chattanooga to day Maj Gen John Brooke and his staff of the department of the lalccs arrived from Chi cago late this afternoon to assume com mand at tho Chickamauga camping ground Gen Brooko came on a special train? over the Nashville Chattanooga St Louis road from Nashville the regular train hav ing been so much delayed before reaching that point by? trains 'carrying the troops horses and camp equipment of the Third Cavalry who were on their way to Chick amauga from Jefferson Barracks Missouri that connections were Impossible He was met some distance out of Chattanooga by Quartermaster General Lee who reviewed the general situation with his superior offi cer and accompanied him to Chattanooga ollowing close upon Gen Brooke's arrival came the first section of the train carrying two squadrons of the Third Cavalry from Jefferson1 Barracks Missouri'? in command of Majs Wessel and Loud with the horses wagons and camp equipment It was not until 5 ni however that the thousands who had union station and yards had a chance to their enthusiasm rection came In with ten coaches with brawny blue coated warriors the west cheer after cheer went up from the crowds The soldiers In return while a bugler on the platform of the front coach sounded the call to arms and ns the train slowly pulled Into the depot the outstretched hands of the troops were filled with flowers by the pret ty southern girls ar into the night com panies of cavalry kept coming in four train loads of troops from ortMeyer with their horses and accoutrements arriving at in tervals of about an hour Besides these two trains with troops from orts Porter and Niagara passed through Chat tanooga early in the evening on their way to Tampa la Owing to the lateness of the hour of arrival of most of the soldiers no attempt was made to convey the troops to the Chickamauga camp grounds Tho trains were switched onto slde tracks an I guards were thrown out the troops spend ing the night quietly in the yards Early in the morning however the men with their horses and equipments will be con veyed to Chickamauga and by to morrow night a city of white tents? will have risen on that historic battlefield Gen Brooke stated to an Associated Press representative this afternoon that for the present he and his staff wilL make their headquarters at the Reed House in Chat tanooga which during the civil war was known its the Crutchfield House and was used ns a hospital by both the federal and confederate troops at different times during the campaign around Chattanooga Gen field equipment is expected to ar rive to morrow or Thursday and after that time he will make his headquarters with the troops under his command at Chick mauea To morrow he will go out to Chickamauga to look over the grounds ard djrect the placing of the troops as they arrive It is probable that Col' Arnold of the irst Cavalry will be placed in command of the irst Brigade of cavalry he being the senior of the six' colonels who will soon be on' the field Col Hunt of the Second who is next In seniority will it is expected command the Second Bri gade In expectation of an early calling out of the militia Adjt Gen Chas Sykes of the Tennessee state militia came from Nashville to day and held a conference with representatives of the east Tennessee militia Including the commanding officers of the Knoxville and Chattanooga militia as to the best methods of mobilizing the troops at Chattanooga and discussing de tails of equipment It is tne general belief among the militia officers that th' Ten nessee troops will be ordered to Chatta nooga inside of a week or ten days 1'arenta Have Consented Decatur Mich April Dep uty Sheriff VanCamp of this place' re turned this morning from Wisconsin with Kirk Johnson and Birdie Harris who dis appeared from this village about a week ago The young couple were vlsitlnpr John uncle where they were to be married yesterday Parents have consented to their marriage here SPANISH LEET AT CAPE VERDI SHORT UEL of their runs McJames Total 35 Browns Were E'nsy for Cleveland 8t Louis April Pat Tebcau and his Spid ers made the Browne bite the dust without much of a struggle Cy Yoting pitched a masterly game and kept the hits well scattered The Clevelands are playing a fast game and hitting with a vengeance Attendance 2000 Score JL Ll i'j LA lA AH ft 0 1 1 IHT DONX A BIT AND BW HITS TI1UX BIB IT MICHIGAN 0 1 1 0 INDI A NA POMS AH BROOKE AND STA HAVB REACHKB CIIATTAXJDOGA NEW YORK have been selected They arc: oote punning ca tchero Sears pitcher Holmes base Borlske second base Baker thlra Johnson shortstop Olmsted loft field McMannls renter field: Robinson right nei Reserves: Southworth catcher Magaw pitcher: Bar tar first base Arnold second base Knox third 'McEwan shortstop Glass left field: Bong center field: Brock right field 'COMPANY distributers 127 and 129 Woodward Ave 1405 and 1497 Woodward Ave I UStrOlu Bay Ilonnld Won nt Epsom Yesterday Ijondon April The City and Suburban Lnn dirnp of 2000 sovereigns which was run nt Kp nm to day was won by Mr Brassey's fi year old bay colt Bay Ronald New Haven IT Craftsman was third Eighteen hrrsesdarted Including Mr James StCloud II and Pierre Ixtrillard's Sandia ftThe dis tance was about 111 miles Good Outlook nt Milwaukee Milwaukee April 20 The continued war talk between Spain and this country has put a damper to some extent on the baseball situation here still 1 the fans are anxious for the rail of the umpire to and they ill rejoice to morrow when the searon is finaluy opened in earnest The prospects were never brighter for a prosperous sc ison here The spring i practice has xiot been what Mack expected but nevertheless the players base been able to get sonic good training rrom tne im ports of the games jilayed during the trip the Browers showed up strong especially in St Kouis where they pliyed a 2V4nmng game with tne Brov ns The pitchers are not tn the best of condition 'al though Taylor can be relied upon for fast work Stariurd iMily and Lewce will lorn the Infield witH Barnes at 'iulrdt unless Myers or Shock show up within a day nr two Barnes has developed Tr nrr Mrjarnrs 2 off Milks 3 Tilt by By puuivtin oy ni: McJame Ty t'uUlxrn I I McJames 1 WBIh 1 Baltimore IWton Tim JLotilstlUe April The chlKy weather seemed to give tie CcloncJs a mw of Hfu to day for they batted timely and their fielding was mag nihrent' Magee's wibWss in the ninth together with error gave the Celts runs 1'ill Everett talked too long and loud ov a de'bdou and th' Hie eo irent ciiicAco AB Totals 3G 10 12 2 3 4 5 6 0 0 0 1 00 2'1 1 4 Hall 2 Cleveland 7 Three bas Blake Double plays Crooks and Decker beau and Young 2 Stolen Mo Kean Base on Off 3 off Sudhoff 1 off Young 1 Struck By Young 2 by Sudhoff 1 1:50 and Mc Donald II A i LOST THE Batted for Sullivan in Innings I Baltimore 2 Beeton Hamilton Collins Sullivan Stolen bases Hainilton Kelley Jennings Two base Stenzel 1 ovve MeJamcs Bergen Dt new! Baltimore 8 Heston 2 Double Lows anl Tenney 2 Sarrifiee bit buM on tart Sulllvar I off 2 off Illis 3 Hit by pitehcJ Struck Bv Wlllis I Wild Cold Cure cures colds in the head colds on the lungs old colds new colds and obstinate colds ana all Tonus of grip Stops sneezing discharges from the nose and eyes prevents catarrh diphtheria pneumonia and all throat and lung troubles 2 heso pleasant little pellets are absolutely harmless nave saved thousands of lives and prevented niuchstck The Munyon Remedy Company prepare a separate cure for each disease At all oruggsts 25 cents a vial If you need medical advice vnto 'Prof Munyon 1505 Arch Street Philadelphia It Is absolutely free 8' lints nt Grand Rapids lint Mich April 20 treams Nos 1 and 3 of the lint contingent of the Michigan Whist League went to Grand Rapids this evening to participate in tire final games for the state championship tronhv The lint teams won from Bay City ana are as follows: No 1 Campbell George Cook Doty and A Monroe No3 Arthur Bishop Cotharin Lew's and lint Smith I second closed out the side in th? ninth by striking out rniilips niTOlT AB 4 4 will present it to the Spanish GOVERNMENT TO DAY i right IV 11 Tiirti nr 1 1 rv so 1 i i lips to first in thelbth and Allen walked in the seventh but they vs ere the only Hoos ier's on the sack until the fatal eighth Then ip bounder get away Phil lips sacrificed Hogrlevcr hit a triple scor ing lynn Deady walked Hoffineistcr hit Hoggle tallying atvl Deady also on Nnr muff of 'the throw in Stewart's hit brought the last run and he Alina's Train Cliosen Alma Mich 'April After the closest con test in several years the members of tho base ball and first (J Matthews) 3 to 1 won The Monon 10Sullivan) 3 to 1 and even second Oxnard 110 (J Gardner) 8 to 5 third Time 1:42 V2 r'rlsco Ben Leo Cole Dudley Brown Gal Ups and Downs Big Start ixed btar and Xolzetto also ran Second race four furlongs Spirituelie 110 (J Hill) 4 to 1 won lying Bird no (J Gardner) 4 to 1 and 3 to 2 second Pans Hu lAkery 4 to 1 third Time 3 4 rancis Heed Protect Tut Tut Glad Hana Contravene Beckoy Ban Ononir Glos nevin Except Pella JJ also ran Third race six furlongs Mc Cleary 108 (C Graham) lo to 1 won Sena tor Quay 102 (W Dean) 10 to 1 and i to 1 second Nat if los tJ Perkins) 20 to 1 third Time 1:15 1 2 Ada liussell Hoffman Clinton Park Haco Udah Mary Wtlgus Can Remember Scottie Ennomla Dr Pitts Spinnaker also ran ourth race one and one sixteenth miles asig 107 (Southard) 4 to 1 won Loyalty 107 (Swigies) 15 to 1 and 6 to 1 second Li sina 101 (Nutt) 15 to 1 third Time 1:43 3 4 Key del Mar Lovejoy Elyria Kingstone Sidkel Rockwood Carrie Lyle Cynthia jack nayes airs ci mn ifth race 4 1 2 furlongs McCarren 113 (Overton) 6 to 5 won Ned Wickes 108 (J 11 to 10 and lito 2 second Duke of Baden 108 (Sullivan) 20 to 1 third Time :56 Shinfane Pillot Jr Scarlet and Green Charlo Joe Zarru Joe eder also ran Sixth race 6 furlongs' selling Richard Tt 106 (J Hili) 4 to 1 won Mazeppa 108 (Shephard) 7 to 2 and even second Halton 115 (Surn) 15 to 1 third Time 1:14 3 4 Meddler John Boone Aunt Maggie Han lon Edgier Aunt Jane Eothens Pearl also ran Entries: irst race mile Happy Ten Ten Pins Volzette 90 Onzeca 92 lxo Cole Ben Walker Suenell 95 Dem osthenes 99 Melba 100 Aberegate 102 Coronatus UK: Burnapii Oxnard Sec ond race selling 6 furlongs Madam Gerst Oriental Allie Belle 89 Albert 91: May Agnes 99 Jollv Sdn 102 Rockwall Haslengen Chenille 104 The Planet Al bert Vale 105 Bmxey 106 Violet Parsons 108 Third race one mile Marito 89 Al bert 97: Evaline El'kin II 100 Sister Stella 101 Haiton 107 108 What Next 110 Box 114 Imp 116 ourth race 9 16 mile Marchmont Bannie Dixie DImont Haruko Holy Sally Sal varse Sis Vic 102 Old ox Iron Chancel lor Rhinelander Blenheim Jeptha 105 Kentucky Coioncl 113 Great Land HS ifth race selling 1 1 8 miles 'Mellie97 Elyria 99 Vannessa Krtk 103 Pop Dixon 101 Royal Choice 106 rank Tn ubert 107 Swordsman 108 Evanesea 109 Kinney 113 Sixth race 6 furlongs Holy "Land 93 Ne mo 91 Ixiuretta 95: Onagon 96: Alabas ter 98 'Bertha Nell 99 Rodena 100 Blue Jacket 102 Tit for Tai 103: Pinchbnck 105 John Boone Doc Turidvillo 105 106 Cyclone 107 Panchitti II 110 Results nt TlenlnE i Washington April 20 our favorites were benten at Bennings to day that being sbout the only feature of a rather quiet day's sport There were driving finishes in the last two events Louis9 snatching victory by a head from Lucid in the furIor gs selling race Summaries: irst race 3 furlongs selling Decanter 10 7 to 2 won: irst ruit 102 ner) 7 to 2 and 6 to second: Charnntus 11 (Lewls) 2 to 1 third: time 1 Second race 0 Miss Casey 108 (Penn) (i to 1 wonj Duchess Annette 100 (orbes) 15 to 1 and to 1 second Sophomore 100 (Gee) 7 to 2 third: time Third race maiden 2 year olds 8t Clair 107 tin Ing) 3 to 1 won: Miss Mark 104 (Clav) 9 to 2 and 8 to 5 second: St Sophia 101 Ge 15 to 1 third: time" :51 ourth race 1 mile selling nnrre Ortotnnd ftp (O'Connor) 4 to 5 won Sir Dick 90 (Saton) 20 to 1 and to 1 second: King 113 tlxiwls) 10 to 1 third time 1:47 ifth race furlongs selling purse Louise N'106 (Penn) 7 to 2 won Lucid' 107 (Littlefield) 9 to 10 and out sec ond Plantain 92 (Seaton) 16 to 5 third: time Ji Entries for to morrow: ftl TTrlMkii IfiS Jim Change Sophomore 93: Nigger Baby miiciior Ttir'hARH Innpffp fit Second 1 furlonsni Brown lirt 92: Mazie Merrt Specialist Claptrap 97 Tyran 03 Rtx Right Extreme 100: leHnprton 1u3: Gen Mart Gary 104 'Third race Decanter 103 Gen Maceo OS ilament 96 Glenolne 102 Plantain 93 ourth race miles Rifle Th Manxman Manaref 'Wordsworth 100 ifth race Sallust 9G Ronnie Nell fit Ixinirncre 93 Princess India $0 Marslnn South Africa 109 Traveller 102 Tinkler 90 Henry Chance S3 I Keeler Jennings 114 Iley 1teraeJ of OICIALS ARE ILLED WITH ANXIETY McAleer m3 Tebeau 1 5 O'Connor c5 Young p3 When going to New York or Philadelphia travel via the Lehigh Valley railroad Bofij trains superb equipment dining cars a carte Route of the Black Diamond Express A daylight sride through the picturesque lake region of upper hew York and the romantic mountains of Pennsylvania or illustrated matter and other information write to A A Heard A Buffalo and Chas 8 Lee A Phila delphia New York 0 Philadelphia: Mcarland Dunkle New York: McCreery Warner 2 Mekin Stolen bases Delehanty Cross 2 AVbattacchio McCreery Two base Dtdehant DajOtf1 Thompson Cross 2 Three base hits Dajole Meekin Horne run Tiernan Sacrifice hit Cool ey Double plav Cross and Douglass irst base on Off Dunkle 3 off Mevkln 3 Hit by pitched ball Abbattacchlo Gleason Struck out Dunkle 3 by Meekin 2 a Wild Meekin Dtft on bases Philadelphia 9 New York 7 Time 2:20 Umpires Emslie and Andrews Brooklyn Lost to AVnsli Ing ton a Wnsh'ngton April To game while not marked bv brilliant playing was an Interest ing one owing to hard hitting? The visitors could not bunch their hits and while Kennedy allowed the Senators only nine several were for more than one base Attendance 250 Score: JUWUAblA AB Sheckaidni Jones Dac banco I LTIMATUM IN THE 31 1 1 81 II tDS A few days ago a against the imposition circulated in Detroit grocers some of whom then forwarded to One of the largest importers of tea in tlie west is the firm of Gould Co ol this city and when the members of th firm were asked to sign the protest thej refused saying that the country would need revenue it war snould come and they be lieved that commodity could stand a tax better than many oilier things In line with that feeling the firm yesterday sent the following letter to Congressman Corliss outlining its position in the matter Hon John Corliss? Washington: Dear AVe notice ttave recently received a petition against a duty on tea We signed a petition a year ago for a duty on stock on hand and to day have no mo nor less than time of year but we do tavor a duty ef ten cents per pound on tea It is a tax "that will cost nothing to collect will not be a burden on dealer orconsumer as has been proved in England: where? there is a dutv of eight cents per pound We will favor either an import duty or Internal tax but think an import duty pr ferable We would also call your attention to the fact that Canada still maintains a ten per 'ent differential duty against us while Canadian houses ship tea into Michigan free' Yours respectfully April 20 189S GOULD CO 2 2 Ex rut 1 1 1 1 Call han 11 27 8 11 0 0 eloit: Brown erris Michigan: Cooiey Lunn Butler Gilbert Davies 2 Mat' Two base hits Tjrtr irst bae on By Miller 2 bv Struck By Miller 7: by Adkins 16 Indianapolis Ind April 20 (Spcelal) 'After he had held the Indianapolis baiters practically in the hollow of his hand for seven innings to day Waddell was wnrmcd 'up for a sacrifice hit a three bagger and two singles and the first fganieof The 'Western League season was lost by trie Tigers At that Waddell pitched winning ball and the defeat must be credited to the breaks made by Nordyke and one by at a time when good support would have shut off further hits' The Hoosiers did the better base running and their hit and run stle of game also gave them an advantagethat stretched their seven singles and one triple three times the number of Detroit got off Pitcher Bill 1 Slr singles and a triple Il was very much of a battle between I hib arid Waddell unl was nearly an even bnax be tween them Waddell struck out the first and four others and barring Uiree smgl off him in the fourth was not nil for RHven inmnu nlhips touched up in all but the first and xth innings but he had held them sea te ny and the descent on Vt a 6 ell lhe eighth upset Ids little deal He had 1 kinds of speed for a chilly gave but two tickets to first three With the exception of horJjKv who had case of stage oHs' field will never happen ngniu the (1 shat'ed" With Alien the rs of a nnt day nt short field 1 tn tchms fielded well too 'Twineham wot 1 like the he is called an I steadied Waddell ami he nor everal pinches Neith er he Ttrnght Nicholl end Dungan (lid what little effective 111 'Y l'h 'ui nil that Piper had lots or triua VrTth Rt of Allen at short Hoffmcis at third and Deady the left out lynn was at center catclUng balls in beautiful style and as fleet of foot as ever but as wanting in wing rower Motz has his old time weak ness on ground balls 11 Stewart and Iloffmelster did all ie lit ln fi thit counted lloggie hit in the fourth wtis the first off Pitcher Rube and his triple started the outbreak in the oUhta a most pointed thing about the Indians pla Ing was the evidence that they forgotten ihn schoolings of NVatkin? iia nre Dlaving a good tvam giTnc The threatened rain nearly prevented the game but the brass band and parade drew a crowd of 1000 to shiver at the grounds Before the game the players lined up athe cia and listened to a brief bpeech by Nlavor Taggart pres filing the Western 5 League peIlnanl tle team In a minute more it wasunfurl on the flagstaff and Jlogriever was at bat in the first League game of the vear The crowd guyed Rube Waddell but stopped it when Hoggie abruptly fanned out" Deady and Hoffmefster trover even fouled the ball so easily did they yield to curves and lhe fans began ask Ing where Van got his new mastodon won dr Hines fo'iled to Motz and Dungan and Nicholl went out by the Bob Allen route Nor could a Clnclnnapolis batter reach? in the second so Dillard had the being the first to do that on his s1ngc Kahoe who is throwing well nipped? him at second and Richter who reached the bag on Motz's fumble was caught in slum her Phillips Nordykc hit up one to Stewart Hut three more Indians faced ad'lell ii the third Kahoe fanning and lynn ami Phillips flying out Detroit scored first in the third Piper walking Stewart fumbling grounder and Dungan and Nicholl swatting out neat bingoes after outs by Waddell and Hines There was a chanceJ tor more tallying but Twineham was nail ed at home being poorly coached Dillard addel the only other run'ln the column on a three sacker and fly in the fourth ailure to hit blanked the Tigers in the sixth and eighth In tlie sixth Dil lard was passed moved to second by Rich grounder and to third by Phillips wild pitch Nordyke then flying out Jn the eighth Dungan and Nicholl singled but were left' on se ond and third Indianapolis evened the score in the fourth' Hits by Jlogriever Deady and Stewart were helped by Nord fumble WEAK MEN tMv little hook Clnsse nf Men' sent to men only It rolls of my PI years experience a sa specialist in all nervous droot ders resulting from youthful indiscre tions Lame Back etc and tells why ELECTRICITY cures Invention the Dr Sanden Electric Belt know and used the world over 1 restored List year Stw nrou young itrd old Bcwr re of cheap Imitations Above book explains all scut sealed 7 Write to day Dr A IsANDEN No 1W Clark Jt CnlcUjtu AH I Cooley Wolf 3 Lunn 1 lutler i Condon Gilbert Davies 1 Miller Totals Ionia "Mich April (Special) Mis Joseph McCann a woman with two bright little children arrived In the city yesterday and solicited the aid of the superintendent of the poor Ehe said she wanted to get to New Bedford Mass her old home and that she had no money that sin) came to Michigan in response to an Ad vertisement of man by the name of Granger living near Saranac who wanted a housekeeper She says Granger sen dice money to come west but the circum stances were not as represented and she left him She was given a ticket to New Bedford Totals '31 Innings St Dials Cleveland Error? St Earned St Turner Double plays Totals 30 Innings Lontaville Chicago Hrrors Louisville: Ho Clingman McCormack 2 riend Home VV 11 son Sacr'tle llltcht Wagner play? Nance and Ritchey Clingman (unasstatco) riend Dahlen' and Callahan struck by riend 2 irst on Off Magee 4 oft riend 2 Jilt by pitched Hoy Dahlen 'Left on iKises IjouIsvIH 5 Chicago Time Two hours and Hcydler Phillies NVon With the Bat Philadelphia April Philadelphia defeated New York this afternoon by better work with the bat Meekin being touched up rather freely With the exception of one Inning Dunkle managed to keep New Yorks' bits well scattered Cross and Gleason carried off the fielding honors Attend ance 4(bo score: PHILADELPHIA 2 Reports Calculated to Cheer the Hearts of the Spaniards Madrid April 20 An official dispatch from Havana says Capt Gen Blanco has chartered a vessel tobrlng over 4000 Span ish sailors have heretofore served in the United States navy? but who are now desirous of defending their own The official dispatch states that the Cu ban Insurgent leader Betancourt has pub lished a proclamation agreeing to a sus pension of hostilities In conclusion the official dispatch says: inhabitants of Santiago de Cuba even those who are the most hostile to Spain are resolved to fight on the side of the Spaniards and some influential rebel leaders have the same intejitlon" 27 11 1 0 petition protesting of a tax on tea was among wholesale signed it and it was Congressman "Corliss Totals 33 2 3 4 5 6 AH Pclbach 14 Ypsilanti 312 Muskegon 307 lint No 1 This evening the election was belli and? Knieht of Jackson was elected president After the election the individual and pair con tests were held ana piny was followed by elaborate banquet WON THE STICK of Umpire in the cit i Ins! man tire 1 from fa or of cannan with Attendance Score: LDUISVILLI AH li 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 ree Press 0 Louis: Decker Louis 3 Clemente? Crooks and Madrid April Although Minister Woodford will not depart front the rule of sphlnx llko silence which he has followed it Is plain that he considers bls task vir tually ended It is even reported that ha will leave within twenty four hours though he win remain until the last minute tha duty calls upon him to do There is net the slightest probability that any mam testation will be directed against Minister Woodford by the people here but the clos est guard is being kept to prevent any mis chance and it is certain that the author Itles will breathe easier when he is safely over thet frontier His task has been an unpalatable one to Spain yet he has man aged to perform it in a way that has coin na tided respect Minister Woodford has received President McKinley's ultimatum and will present it to the Spanish government to morrow The Spanish employes at tha legation will pass tho night at Minister Woodford's residence After the opening session of the cones the ministers met in council extiaordlnari and discussed exclusively naval and mill tary matters sued regarding the decisions reached ter the council Senor mier declared that the to that time received gardlng an ultimatum Herbert AV Bowen American consul general at Barcelona will leave that dtv on Thursday after transferring the papers of the consulate to the British consul 0 1 12 0 Mot 7 1b Stewart 2b Afipn Kahoef ly nn rhiinr rkiltlmore April Consecutive work with bat and faultless' fielding gave Baltimore easy victory to day over the Bostonians Krrors of omission as well as of commission on the part1 of the "Visitors allowed the Orioles to score a number nerablo except In the fourth inning when the after Duffy had been given his baese on balls Tlnve runs was the result A solitary single in each five other Innings was the extent of Boston's stick vori: WllHs made his initial bvw in league company in the sixth after the game was irretrievably loft and wa perceptibly nervous and unsteady Attendance 3274 isv AB IfamtlCn rn 4 Tenney 1 4Long 4 Dufty 1 3 3 3 Stahl r4 Totals 28 Washington Brooklyn Errors Washington 2 Brooklyn Jwhance Stolen penman Iimwn' Wrlcrlev Three ard Double Wrigley (unassisted) irst on Off Kennedy 5 Hit by pitched Deahy Anderson Struck By Kennedy 1 by Mercer 3 Left on Washington 3 X0 1:35 Lynch and Connolly 7 McGann Xl Clarke C3 M'Juiiies p4 0 vSullIvan' Uilbs and they Dlavihi off Thev rdaved twenty four hoards up and down and the Jackson team won tne state championsnip 1 he follows Jackson 322 points Kalamazoo 313: 303 VAR I OUS SPORTS Carev 1 4 0 2 12 1 Rvm 4 0 12 3t 4 113 1 4 0 0 4 EL Lfflflcr Co was nipped al f' Me" i'L' I O' fW tess 1 I riff OTl fl 0 tamtaa I I.