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Atlanta Constitution, The (Newspaper) - May 27, 1890, Atlanta, Georgia VOL. XXI. ATLANTA; CIA.. MAT 37, PAGES. PRICE FIVE CENTS. THEM OUT. 31OBE OF THE ISFAXZBS OF SUCK'S HESITATE AT NO VILLAINY to Be Deprived of His Seat to Satisfy the Claims of a KepulxUcan 'Re- ceiver of Stolen The Lee Statue. onl Ca Tho May 2C elections committee ot the house will decide the two Mississippi cases, versus Hooker md Hill veisua Catchmgs, the fatter part of this w cok Tho M ntmiuit of the committee to the coiitestees m both instances, as there arouom.n. totrtcous and membera the house thin General Hooker aud Gen- ot tho republican contestants in tach taie less than votes nor for the sitting jnemlit-x aio so tiling that it woxild do MO- luice to sense of justue and honor whuhlhcioi blit bosses possess to unseat -e iHi TO HE PAID Were then, no extraneous circumstances to i nt> cousideialion theit-foit, both -p u in tain their se its but in the case of Ou on C i both partj nccessit> ami j, itn in thy seitingof Hill (colorel) Iheinfimras le 1 w Inch Boss IL with D isln an 1 his t must be i itihc 1 su'o the slittci from bis oxpirticr turned er to Ouaj and vis row arded with tl o con Quij i ac i 1 Citiln them Si (00 f i ie four Quaj calculated thittltvii o wxswut1! the pme especially .as tlio gm cnniiLiit ha 3 to 1 it 1HIFF RFUV LKDED In 15 PC i-tof Sorsbj a Litt e who made an a UMI as to lut. complicitv in certim eectoi megulaiities Qi a> mate id of send- hesilf ted criminal to the t m c him alueritn e joh in the acted as a fence for the re i t of stolen and m the latter as a pr te i t a self conMCtetl fclou It is no i ib oluUH that tlw elections coniui ttt.e sbould c idorse s acton b> talm- the st >'cii >o off Ins hands lor tl at r a on cnenK lUbings istobc le] m ed of 1 it it to-ft he was elected a i a i 13 of IM twteii 000 and 8 000 n t the ibstnre of Mr Cooper who 1 ai of tho T irpm McDufhe it will prol a i go until next week t OIMJ TJ RH1IMOM> C s will be depleted on Thursday or Fr lu of this week 03 far as tne so itheiu numbers aie concerned Tlio umeil ngof tlie Jx-ostituent Richmond oil Docorat on -w 11 draw them thither almost 111 a bo ly It is be ici. c I tlft the demon-, t rat on b> 1 e ex c ft. Icra Ob o i this occasion Mill be tho a id most improssive sime tho vrai bomg on Mr. Coctell'.s amendment to strike ont the provision for the constrnctiou of three heavily armed battle ships at the coat of four millions each Mr Butler opposed the amendment to strike out the provision for three; buttle slups He had supposed that the noltcy to gooivand con- struct a respectable navy had. been fixed and determined upon would llof mill for appropriation, for. three battle-ships and. cruiser, but he regretted that itvvras, not ire his power to Tote for eight battle-ships instead throe, as be should do hesitation Mr Blair moied to amend the three battle-ships hj insertint; the foLhnaiH, But tins proiiston shili not be un- til the ernnient of Great Britain shall IIOA e been repuested by the piesjdennto all hei al forces from American aters and to dismant'e her stations in both "Nbith and South Amenta and in adjacent islands and shall e or shall have neglected for one. year to do so Mi Blair his amendment in a manner th it convinced the senators that he intended it to be taken bcnouslj Mi Blair's amendment was defeated and then i vote was taken on Mr Cot krell s ameiidii ent to strike oat tho proMsion for throo battle-ships It -was defeated joas lo, SWOKN IX E W B WAY Tlit Ho ,clt Creek Park Bill by the May house was cillt I t) order hv Clerk McPhei n aud on motion of Mr McRinlej Mr s, of Michigan ivaS electetTspeaker pro torn and tho chin amid applause On ot u f Mr U of Florida tho sci at I M as isstd imreising to '75 000 ti t nit f ot tl o i ub he building at J ixk tile Til lh sti ct v f t ohtml ia an 1 Mr Vtkn sjn tf 1 tnia called u[ HIL IlocK Cite v park lull The pending motion 01 e made In MJ Llouiit of Geoijj i to la> on the tublo Iho motion made hy Mr Hempb 11 of So ith C ir Inn to reconsider tho TVIIK h li ISP tlie bill The inoiion to table is 7G nijs 122 mttioii to ieron-.idci was agree 1 lis i the bill was pas cas 107 i 1 be bill is A senate bill b it w as aim u U tin various laiticulais Vj the house ill have to be returned to the stnite for OU or bills were passed relat ng to street rath i K biidseb an I other loc il altars of the J str ct ol no general intorcbfc Iho hoxise adjourned A HARD T H.OM John G. Carlisle Tnlies tUo Oalli and Is Shown HU Seat NY vsHi-Kt.ioN May2f Hoii fchnC. Car lisle of K.entucK'v ex sj cai or of tho house of r uppearclcu the flo In 11 conducted to his seat His disk is in the second row on the extreme i glit ot the pres dent of the benite and was dcioiated with a Jaige basket of handsome n ses He w as there by a unm- oor of democratic sen itora the Kentucky dole kiti >n in the house and other democratic rep resentatn es who weie present to see him sworn in feenatcr Carlisle takes the scatfonner yoc imedbj benatorTurpie who succeeds to Sen a i Heagau who h is token the late Senator Pr Carlisle to his place on the committees It is irobable that lie will be i Betk s pHcc on the mitreeo i ii nance ami membership and on seAeiJ alothei nnnoi coinm t ecs Senator was a member of the (ommtUis >n ations im ince and w oman suffi ise The Tariff Bill Mav 2i> Vt tho meeting of the senate nuance coiiimltee tomorrow the t inff bill will be reported to a sub committee for examination ill s subcommittee vill probably be tl e same a-, the one th it prepared lhe enate tte trr the Mills lull in the fift ctlt euiigres Men is Allison, Aldrich and Hiscoct, riu subetmmitto will on tlie schedule within a diy or two as soon as the necessary prc mimary jimtnig has been done Tho i ite of they will be al le to make w ill oepen 1 upm t ie iiiterrui) u i s t their Cessions b> inteieste 1 pcisoiis and de e gatioiia who come plead for tho insertion of their i ow sin tho bill All smh calicrs up to the present time, have been rcqueste 1 to t thoir m tin., rcted by momlieis ot the com be leturned to the sen iiiptiou it is rcted b mittee thau the bill in ate witiuu ten t OX ISIOX ME. SAM: M. ONE OF WORLD'S FAfS. A MARKED COMP-LmlHT TO firmod. But Iffay TSa on Probation AwfaUo May .today appointed Mr fiamuel EL nan, of Atlanta, one of tliereight pommis3iort> ers at for the world's fair at Chicago >tt Wo Mr Inman appointed to reprsaeat entire southeast There are four democrats and four repubU> cans in the commission It is believed Mr Inman was appointed at the request of the Chicago peop'e, who havct. charge of the fair, and was endorsed by Elkma and ex-Senator Henry G Davis He was se.ected as the best man to represent tha- southeast and 0110 whose-1 appointment oalA bo acceptaVo to the people of that entire t on MiTT DA.VI3 VTTLT OffiT IT v Matt Diuib' nomination as posMnoster af Athens w as reported orahly by the sena e post-ofiice committee today He will probablj he confirmed tomorrow Mr C ulton has been working mdustr owsly for tho few days to the Alliance mounted Mr Carlton had brought some EOBEET 1.-LEE. 3XI3I XO .CR6WDS THRONGING TO RICHMOND To Witness tlEb of JHonument to One of Greatest Captaina in v ttie" World's -Elistory, Tgt., May city was decorated today when ram late thla evening stoppe'd proceedings The advance guard of old veterans, cpnsist- of a delegation from Louisiana of the Army of Nortfaem Virginia, arrived m the city to- day Visitors are coming in on, every train THE OFFICIAL THOOBAMME1 To'lowmg is the ofhcial programme of cer- emoires incident to Hio eiling of the equestrian statue of General Robert E Lee Liovemor IVicKannej president of Menu irent association, will call the assemblage to order AftecprajerBy diaries Mmnegerode ot-tlie Episcopal fbnreh, General Early wijlibe intrqducedos chairman, and an oration will be deliver d Colonel.Araher Anderson flie etatuo bv General Joseph E foli iston v, ill follow, amid salvos of artillery :The procession will form -as followa On the .Smith side of Broad street facing north, the left resting on A 1-mis street 1'ol'ce mounted Sto CL. ei marshal and marshals Carrnctswith invited (ruests Assistant Mar shat A w (rarljer in charge OenLral Wade Hampton com withdia strong influence to bear upon Mr ana- tnakei and expected tho nomination to have been withdrawn butr the action of the com- mittee today will pie vent t Tlie story 13 going the rounds tonigtar that bad it not been for the threats of a boj cott Matt Davis would nob be postmaster, but whether or not that be- tiue he is gomsr to be and will peihaps take chirge of the otnco in ten days It is not probable any action will be taken on the Americas nomination this session. During the summer it is expected the black Dudlej s nomination will be withdrawn and; a white man appointed j C Cole waatodav appointed postmaster, at I aw reiiceville, Gwamett county ________________ E W B W FAIR CO-VITMnSSIONEKS Mr Sam M Inman, of Atlanta, a Commie" slonor at Ijarfye. WASHINOTON Ma> president tlua afternoon appointed tho world's tor comiius- sionen at Inrcte as follow s E Bullock, of Henrj Tngalls of Maine as Thomas W Palmer of Michigan, and Oliver ot Indiana as alternate Uichaid Kerens of Missouri an-l Kobert W 1? of Nebraska, alteinate Ldwin H Ammi- cliwu of Now "iork aud Goidon Alien ofi hew lorl as alternate Peter A B of and John W CHalfant of altcmate bamuel M IniranK of Oeorsn and William laudaay of Kentucky, aHcrnale Keiuy Fxall, of Texas and Hours' J Km of lexas alternate Mark TJ McDon- ald 01 Califoiuia and Thomas Burke, ol. asliinqton as alternate Ho aUo binned tho conimissidna of comnua- sionois appointed by the On the north side of Broad street facing south riLht reatuig on street infrmtrs artillery and cavalry in the order named General t An lerson commanding On tlio north Bide ot Mam street facing south riRht resting on Flglith street, tlie following Darned orcamzations form under command eral Henry Heth Ruwm Coiintj j A a Veterans Person Conntj C anJiinfjton N C, C R. cumiuonding -Societi of the Arin> and ]Savy in Marjland B J Jolmson Frederick County Md Veterans C Randolph Page commanding of olumbia Veterans M itli right resting on Tenth street Mexican War A Captain R G Scgtt commanding T Company, Aasociat on of I ouisiana Division of the Armj of Rurtheru irginu H H Marks, commanding West Virvtma eterans Thirteenth A irgiula. lufantrj Blajor Peatross, commanding irgmia Infantry Brigade Louisa JCouaty Veterans Colonel T Smith com G Third Virginia Battalion Colonel John B Purcell commanding With riglxt restln nenr Thirteenth street ArtiUerv H com mftndmg Howitzers and Washington artillery 1 Hill, commanding Otev lottery Hurtwart s -batterj aurt Parker a battciy Eetvveen Thirtceiitli and 1 ourtecntU streets Richmond Light Infantrv Kiues aptam Sol Cutchms commanding as escort-to Lee and otljer camps of confederare eterans in irglnia Grand Commander E M Heurj Should the interval to Is ineteenth street not be sufficient to form all the camps, four or of them will be formed rm the south side of Mam street, tacing north resting on Mnetecnth following organizations will form on side streets On Mntli atreot right resting on Main Catholic t nion societieo will follow the Farmers allianre On lonth street rightTCEting on Main tanners alliance will-follow illiamand Mary college stu- dents_ right resting on %ViT isms in pronunciation, such as "walnut." "wonnut for Assigned to Hie Senate Committee on Fi- "Niwy Bill TON Hay 20 Plumb Off ere 1 a resolution instructing the finance committee to prepaio and n 1011 m conncctio i with the tariff bill a statement si ownip, tl e duties loMed under tho existing laws (hit t.s jts thev -would be under tlie house 1> n in 1 i ut os mijcr the bill to be reported lij t'ie con mi tto suth dntios to be ta cd in puallel co a and especially if the com jmttte ho i Id rccommciid new duties oi an incuast existing tlat es to state the reason 11 i such aldix-on 01 increase In tlie course of disunion "Vlr Sherman sng; gp ed the difliculty and en the impossibility of tl n ruinimttre 011 linanre giants reasons fui rpc mnei liti 11 in e ich of 000 items C cl in the bill The icason might bo but nofr in regard to every item lie m ne 1 to s rike out of the icsolu tio i tin ids in eich case Air J Inmb opposed "Sir bhermaii s amend 3ni nt HP would rather the whole roso- 2ut on d sagiee 1 to Mr Harris labored Mr Plumb's resolution as ab h tcU necessiry for an mteHigent discus- fii n ol subject matter shcr nan s amendment disagreed to Air Ucagan moved to amend the i evolutions So as t require (m ca'-es of compound duties he and ad valorem) a column showing the -equivalent ad amount of duty Air Morrill stated that the clerk of the com inittee was engaged nights and Sundays in prej aring the statement called for in the first part of the resolution but as to the informa tinu railed for by Mr "Reagan, that could bo fnrnshol better by tlie tieasarj department than ly the hnan.ce committee Mr Xlhson to insert in Mr at en I nent the words where practicable Mr where not practicable, the U toiiau gei cral assembly to iay the permanent c imuntteo isu 11 was announced as ft. 1 1 Ministers of sjnod William Jl CTCLII U l> "No Jtr J lofe sor liiomis S D 1> "NewiorK I ro- fo soi M B Riddle I> 1> Peiinsvhan i I r ilhc J 1 eerhcr 1 L 1) Morris D D O'uo Heirck U Illinois I ioftis-> r AlOMndci D D Pacihic Proi dent Fatten I> L> "New Jcrsc> "W C 1> 15 Illinois Villiam i Moore DD Ohio Iloiiry an I c DD New "York 1 IM I iskino D D 7 I 1 DD ISiltimorc Samuel T Isichols D D Missouri rdn ii 1 li Burk liiltci Iowa Ijldcrs of ul Justi e i 1 im Strong Biltimoro ex: Seuatoi T Ale Mill in Tudgo Alfro 1 Hna 1 1'enn sj h ania 1 mcissoii E Ohio Hcinj B In liana S (nhnan I iikcr fiummere New AVilham Ernest Konticky Geor0e Junkin Pennsyh ama ChailesM Cliamlev Illinois iLldei Junkiu feared ho should not be ab e to serve but M ould hold the matter under advise in ent 1 he following committee on a concensus creed for all leforinod and Presbjtenau chmohes was appointed "William E Moore DD William H Roberts, DD Howard rosby D D Francis Brown D D J? B Wertiield D D Elder E P Durant Henry Daj Judge Robert Js Wilson S 'VIJ' THODIST L.ITJERATURE Election of a Book I ditor by the General Conference ST I ouii May 20 general conference of the Episcopal chinch couponed tins moining The iirst business done was tiie election of a book editor uho-.e OK n ust attached to erv bit of copy that goes out into at the publishinghouseat W H Hamson, who is secretary of the general conscience and who has also been ijook editor foi nianj years, was re-elected by a ote of 154 out of a total of 180 The follow ing committee on Sunday schools TV as elected for the quadrennmm A J McGruder, J H Cai lisle J D Hamilton George A Das-j I R Peppy Committee on churches Presi- dent, Pi osley Mapuire, vice-president, C R Long treasnier, W J Proctor managers, J L Wheat, John Overbucker C S drubbs R M Malbert, O H Settle, W L Harrison B W Bond, O Y Vandeventer, S M Hosmor M H iNeelv R B Parker, J "W Paulett aud B F Carroll The book committee was authorized to em- Sloy an assistant Sunday school editor W Cunningham was re-elected editor of the Sunday-school literature H P Walkei was, on second ballot elected editor of the paper -which is to be established by the publishing house in San Francisco A majority and minority report came from the committee on finance regarding plans for eoitertaming the next general conference After a long debate the majority report, recommends that be raised by assess- ment-on the various conferences on a basis of Beady to Keport Mav conferees on the customs admimstratrve bill tiday con- cluded their work on the measure an agree me it liawng been reached on all oints m dispute There weie ninety two amendment, made to the bill bj the senate and the conferees accepted'u'vtv eight lhe only im sc tied question when the conferees adjourned Satur lay tho date at Inch the law shall take effect Seii eking the Medical Colleges IsAsKMLir Temi May The negroes of Nislmllo aie greatly excited er tho mur lei of tw o their race by white men jebtoi laj an i the subsequent develop ments Hie cold bkoded nurder of Joseph I1 >estcr lay inornii caused considerable us J talk and the murder of last night only added fuel to the A senaat on was cieatcd to laj -when it M as found that E wing s >odj hal been stolen Ctrouer Combs de lositc 1 tho bodj 111 the potters field jester laj afternoon and today the boy s mother and 'rien Is went out to tho body removed to Mt Arr at The newly eonta ned an empty coffin Search warrants have been swoui out by the excited and indignant icla ;n es and all the medical colleges here "nillbe ioaiched THE SrOKTING TVOEI-I> julu reported Llie following bill as a sub- fit intt for the original package liquor bill now im Icr c jnsideration in the senate Th it when an> mtoxicj.tmg liquors shall be tra i rted Irom one state or tetntory to another, or r n ny foreign country, sut-li liquors shall, lit 11 the actual and continuous transport ition of sai t chall have terminated be considered to cease It 1 e subjects of interstate commerce and I e i at t nf the common mass of property within the state or temton and subject to the respective powtrs of the state or territory in respect of all police regulations ot prohibition regulation or tax ition lhe resolution heretofore offered Mr Call calling for information aa to the landing of an armed force from the revenue cutter, 3VEcI ane at Cedar Keys, Fla was taken, up, modified ind agreed to THE NAVY Thesenate then resumed consideration of toe t ivy approbation bill, the pending question Jsorth Carolina territory and 4dd it to the new West itortn Carolina conference Holbton fought hard against thisf btit tlie separation agreed to ________ Tlit> Snn'a Cotton Kevlew. NEW YORK, May made a pretty smart atoance in the opening hour, with July options taking the lead rising to 12 51 for that month or sixteen points above August There Boomed to be few buying orders ana those who wnt out contracts on Saturday got scared The demand thua created caused m the absence of the sellers, the advance that took place Two or three hours of dullness followed, and brokers stood aroiVnd waiting like for something to turn up It at the last call in the shape of dearer spotcotton A fresh "bulge follpwed, Jn winch July rose to 1264 and August to 1238 Other months were comparatively neglected and. In the lasi fifteen minutes the whole marfcet was weak. theTnext crop was only-sllghtly dearer Cotton on spot was dearer, and nearly Besult of Baseball Games Tlie Kacee. Man h 2G postponed base ball at Eocnester Toledo Rochester Syracuse lot sville Ssracu e I luladelphia St Lotus Athletic Philadelphia Pittsbnrg riuladelpliia League] At [Urot lie Five innings rain 1 lul idelphia o base hits errors 1 Uuf l j 0 1 bits 2 Batteries Krell and ioss Keefo ind At 1 Boston 2 base hits 3 eriors J 1 1 if iiinati 4 base hits i errors 2 Tat OeUem -ml Siicllhouse Tlhines and Har 1151 on At Boston 8 base hits errois Chicago J uaDe hits errora 8 Kadbourue and Kellj Baldwin and arrell At ?.ew New York 5 base hits 5 errors 2 Chicago base hits 11 errors 1 Batteries Rusie and Bommers, Hutchison and Isagle At w !New York 2 hits to errora 5 Cleveland 6, base hits 10 errors 4 J Ewmc; and Lwmg Barkley and Hut cliffe At Brooklyn Brooklvn S base hits 11 errora 4 Columbus 4 7 errors 5 Mat timore and Bowes Gastright and O Connor At [Brotherhood] 15 base hits 15 errors 3 Pittshurg? hit" 12. errors 3 Murphy and Kinslow Slavln, Qninn aud Cirroll At Brooklyn [League] Brooklyn 8 basehitslO errors 2 Cleveland 2 base hits 11 errorsS Bat teries Caruthers and Daly Wadsworth and Zim mers _ Gravesend Park Races. BROOKIA-N, May 26 race half a mile, Cml Seniceand (.eraldjnea dead heat for first, Tormentor third Tune seconds The Oeraldme people refused to run off, and Civil Sen ice wins tee race Second race mile and a furlong, TTUfred won, me second Eon third Time 1 Third race Brooklyn Derb> for three year oloX mi c and a quarter starters, Burlington, Torso, Kenwood KtngsbndRe, Cj clone Colt Padishah, Si tamento Lisiiuony Kings Ovn, Centura Torso led the bunch until nearmg the stretch Here the field Itegan to close up, and thc> made the pace A fast one np to the stretch with Builington winning by two lengths from Torso second a head before Time, 2 Fourth race sis. fur'onga Gregory won, Bella B second loo third Time, 1 15 Fifth race, flve furlongs Ketribntion won, Servitor second, Pestilence third Slay -ThetracK at Latonia to- day was slow on account of recent rains First race, one mile, Major Tom won, Vidette second, Germame third. Time I 49% Second race, mile ind twenty Birthday won. .Sam Axrdo second, Koflin Hawley third 'Third race, mJe and one-sixteenth. Sportsman night seeontt, Catalna third111 Time TTourtlr race, mile and a half Starters Out- liound, race half Woodford1wont'3Iitt Voong -1 On Thirteenth street rijrht restmc; on Main street W Islington and Ijeeumveiaity faculty and students will follow veteran camps Organizations side streets will take Uj) the line ot h as their positions are urn m the f llo vms or ler Washinct m and Lee umi er sitv faci H j an 1 students William and Mary col Utj andstutlcnts I rner alliJinte Cath ohc Lino i firemen from t arollna and the city tire depart mei t will brintr up the rear of the column lhe head of column will move proinptlv at 12 m luams street on Broad and the line of march will be d Broad to Xiueteentli to Mam up Mam to Eighth to Franklin outlrankhn to tho monument When 110 veteran have passed by tne of the volunteer troops then will follow the mtantrj artillery and cavalrj and tlie tanners alliance mounted will fall iubehiiidthe cavalrj as they pass On reaching: Mam street this column will pass in lew I the eteran n1) under coin 11 and of C eneial Hetb and will be followed bj them in the order as Jornied hen the head oi column reaad t ou wish general if I can c mi I an swered 4 Then uleise go I y the Tsine road ana tell C ipLaiii to hi-, batten down the t IiickahoDimj and open on t ie eneinv may induce him to era s lower down He also indicated spe oihcalH the position of the liaUerr the roads to foe token to (ind it ind the position to be lateen li> it What struck me- in this day s inter course with General Lee was his entire lack of self-conciousness and with which hemeteients so momentous as those of thebloodj davof Cold Harbor of us however real ized the slaughter of the federals until we saw the Isew York papers some later HIS RECORD IV FK-U F When Lee became president of Washington c "cgip, after the war was made proiessor of history and literature theie In his mteixourse with- the faculty General Lee -was always courteous, kind often disposed to be rather playful, and he insisted on deferring much to their opinions Then again Colonel Johnston nohed that General Lee er took an ungrateful posture No matter how long or fatiguing a faculty meeting n ig it be he alwave preserved an attitude m 'ulnch .decorum and grace were umted He as a ery well built man with rounded bodj and limbs, and seemed, without the slightest affec- tation or effort to sit or stand o- walk juit as a gentleman should He was m a buiry and all his gestures were easj and big inherit lie a minute attention to the details of his ofiicc, and liked to talk about them I soon perceived that he did not like to dibtuss the ents or incidents of the -n ai He took a great interest at that time m editing the "Memoirs of tho War in South Caiohna and Georgia, by his father, General Htiiry Lee, for he wrote a preface Among the many letters he recen ed w ere some very queer ones, upon which he commented humoiously as he turned them over to Colonel Johnston for a reply Hie latter s work he revised with freedom and with a- critical skill and delicacy of touch which inspire 1 respect for bis liteiary ability He an agreeable comp not exactly nor verv humorous yet exceedingly fond of gayety and vivacity in others if in young people, it went t a boisterous out bieak of He liked to gn e a light turn to table talk, taking that anything he said should not be so caustic aa to vound tetters, tme discovers tins pisryfi 1 spirit in many-oT tnem w-> fnr- mownves, in his latter to the spiritualists who asked opinion ot on Moltke and the L rench wir He wrut- in raplj a most courteous letter in whicli he saiti that the was one about which military critics wmi'd iliffei lhat his own about in itters was poor at best ami that inasmuch as they had the p to coiiMilt (through the r ue Alexander Njpolon W e'hnf, tou ami all tae ot icr ereat (ai tains who hive ever lived he not think of obtrud ng hib op nion in si ch couipanj I remember addressUiff one correspondent for him as ie ir miss In rradmi; mv ctr vft he drew Iiii pen tlirongh the w ord dear anil added the lume, bmiling as he said Colonel I would not the libertv of Items so tender to the lad) and 1 really do not helieie she is de.ir to me General Lee did not talk politics but he felt verv deeply the condition of the countr% ana ex pressed to me several times in strong terms his disapproval of the course of tlie dominant p irty LEE AT HOMF Once the conversation turned on a book about the Custis family the ances ors of Mrs Lee Tho A olunie described one ixen whom her husband could not reform see, said the general looking tow ards Mrs Lee, smilingly it will not do to try con elusions with these Custis w omen They always come out best Mrs T ee made some apt and pleasant reply Another anncdote is told of bis asking two httle girls if the liorse he was riding was not the prettiest horse tbov ever and tl en laughingly offer ing to let them kiss Traveler as a ard for their good opinion He was hospitable and money freely perhaps even had inherited a tendency to be profuse but this had at all events, been curbed by somewhat straitened circumstances in early life when bis means had been narrow for what was expected of him His manner of life was simple, not at all luxurious On the 28th of September, 1870 lie attended a meeting of the vestry of Grace church, and there made a generous subscription to im piove the building Returning to his home a few rods distant, he found his family at the tea table waiting for him, and took his place to ask a blessing on the meal As he with bis hand on the chair the fatal stroke fell and be sank down speechless, never to He died on tho 12th of October SHOT TO DEATH ASSASSINATED BY APACHES THE END OF A CAROLINA MURDERER He Murders Hie Mother-in-Law, Terrorizes the Witnesses and ig Peo- ple Then Toko tlie Matter i RALEIGH, N C May S> September, four miles from Seluia Johnston county, one morning the bodies of Mrs Cenia Brown, aged suty years, aud her Charles Batten, aged eight years, were found in a little brook, a hundred yards from her house Their skulls bad been crashed by blows with an ax They were in their night ciothmg and it was evident bad been, stricken asleep and then dragged to the brook. THH SOSPKCTPD IV LVW Suspicion promptly rested upon John B. Starling Mrs Brown s son in law a m.m about forty old and tlio coro- ner a inauest the feelmtr agat ist hiui ran so> high that hut for the earnest efforts of men of influence he would have been lynched iiv fact a lyaiehmg party was made up Star- Img had alwaja borne a bad name and was feare 1 by hia neighbors Evidence against him n as ery direct and tho coroner B jury found that be was the murderer while luo jury foun 1 a true bill him It Mas foun 1 difficult to procure OA nleuce against Starling upon one point and that was as to tlie threats he had made aga nst Mrs Brown- THK TnsnoBizirn One, an old man said ho lud heaid threats made and declared that he did not fear Star- ling s vengeance Tho trial camo on in Feb- ruarv All tlie evidence as completes that of the old man, feara overcajio him, and hia testimony was valueless Star- ling was acquitted solely on tho ground that this particular evidence could not be had and, ie reason why it w t. i en was fear tarling by the people a statement eeu made that if he escaped convict ou tliero ould be assassination aud iix eiidiansm TUo atter followed, and the people o baen reatly stirred up bj it, as well a-s by cquittal THK FTVD COMES A few days ago a man returned fionx ton county from Georgia He informed 10 eop'o "hat on the of the niur Iorr e had sten Starling in a of a mila i Mrs Brown s house anil tl at lie had art ie 011 his shoulder Ihls evidence settled ing s late About two o dors a partj of viel masked men ent to is house, and took In n out to a bo ly of woods ear by They placed n iope about Ins neck, (Ot tightly enoi gh to strai e him an 1 tnea aotlimiuthe hoj 1 His bmty was foind, sterSav He hat! not been ended from tree but simplj choked shol One end f tlic rope was tied to the bu ly of a tiee near ie ground THK HKLT> An inquest waa bed bi t n clue to the meheis v as seemed II is probable that they eie ueiglibois i[ pears to have een detected by the people of his comity It ad bi en said m my ti lies ifter his acquittal it would be hard for In n to live there A Band of Hostiles lire lipon Two Men In Cllirfcahua Mountains. ToaiaS'roi'.E, Arizona, May 26 body of Robert Hardie, a well known lawyer of Los Angeles, was brought in here Sunday from the Chincahua mountains, where he was killed by hostile Anaches Saturday afternoon His companion, Dr Francis Haynes, of Philadel- phia, had his horse shot from under Iain, but escaped by mounting his companion's horse Tlie Indians fired from ambush Both men came here for their health two weeks ago The coroner's jury appointed a committee to draft a statement which will wiroa to Pres- ident Harrison, reciting the facts of the kill- ing, and of recent outrages committed by a baud of Apaches numbering about ten. The Undertakers to Meet. CoCttUBUs, Ga.T May Undertakers'association of Georgia will holt tbeic annual contention, m this city this week beginning tomorrow afternoon. The conven Uon will be held at the Columbus Guard's and will have a session of two days. About one hnndred delegates are expected to ha present. ________ Ransom May Have to Stay at Koine. CHAEXOTTE, N C May 20 The first primary contest for county delegates to- the sixth, congressional district has jus taken place in Cabarrus county, and was de- cided in oJt Captain S B Alexander late president of the State Fanners' Alliance and farmers' candidate against Biatt W Ran- som, for States senate Mi? FoolTlB Sprained. 3Iay 26 that was at first supposed that the emperor hac sustained no injury hy jnmping from his car xiage (fironf Sleininsen, yesterda; ;hisn3lit foot was tntb. Pnnca ot Saxe- ibis now announced ttet ned. Tftn injuries an -so sovero he is confined, to lus apart 'he SUlp Wrecked on Kocli. Li May2G Anderson, the OiirJHtv, Iuux> t gUi mi __ ie schooner Kiml all He rij i iti that is ship was w refke 1 Ajiril on Ilcnnme's ock fjaiick isiand in Belli ing sea aud en Cliiiianjeii nc One la had ii board one Inn In, I and ten Chinese and orty nve white men iieaily al! on tlio to ie salmoii canncrv on Lanck island Ou tho fternoon of Apt I w hen the Oneidj. had early reached her destination aptam An- erson stated that he made a run ibout thirty nles to clear the southwest point of aland At M o clock p in he supposed ho w is a longdistance from the island Ho could ot see on account of a heavy fog He put ack about three miles expecting to pass 11 the opposite side ot the point ustead the essel struck on Hennine s rock on, he southwest end of the island A was on and in t shoit time the Oneidn was a- vrere undoubtedlv drowned as thej have never nee been lie irti of The Oneida 1 a 1 on board iiaterial for building and a Mihuon annery which to have been tree ed ou tha si and_______________ They Will Come Back COLUMBUS Ga May 29 Icmocratic executive coinm ttce of Muscogce county met tbia morning an I ordered a pri- mary election for to the legis- ature on June 14th seem to be quiet in this county only two candidates now ucins before tlie people S P Gilbert and G. L Tigner, the former renresentatives from his county, announce then selves in this after- noon s I edger as candidates for re-election to he legislature________ _______ Another Fool Gone AMSTFBBAM N May _an aged twcntj-one j ears attempted to imi- tate o Brodie jumping from the Mo- tawk er bndge in this city jester lay after- noon Tho distance was 500 feet bhee- lan jumped head tii-st and after bt-iking tho water did not His body hua not been ered TELL GRAPH 8RE The Suburban Press association of Massaclia setts was at hortolk. a jesterday Tlie Weber piano factory. In New York, was gutted tare jesterday afternoon Loss OU3 The reunion of the blue and the gray at Vicks- -jurc promises to be a grand success General S. 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This reminder was posted yesterday on ABC World News Tonight and is appropriate for the rest of the winter season. Folks that use space heaters don't realize how much heat it puts out. Space heaters are blamed for more than 1,200 fires every year with an estimated 70 deaths and $53 million in damage. The problems occur when flammable materials are placed too close to a space heater. The proper distance is a minimum of three feet. Another safety rule involves extension cords. Lightweight cords aren't equipped to handle the amperage for this type of heater and at 350 degrees, the average cord would melt, causing a flash fire especially under a carpet. A final rule is insuring that the space heater has a heat sensor and automatic-shut-off.


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Really glad that another Mom & Pop merchant didn't wind up dead or maimed. Good for them.
EDIT: *** is a "skunk ape"?!?
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Really glad that another Mom & Pop merchant didn't wind up dead or maimed. Good for them.
EDIT: *** is a "skunk ape"?!?
He may have been a little crazy for chasing them around the corner but it's earned him a rep in the area sending a message to others that "You don't mess with Bruce, he ain't scared and will chase you down."....
The deficiencies of our modern educational system woked for the good guys!Quote:
Above the handle of the door is a sign: "Pull."
A skunk ape is also known as Bigfoot, Yetti, or Sasquatch(Indian Name?). It is a large hairy ape like creature, and the Seminoles and a lot of old timers who lived down in the Everglades years ago swear they exist. :gah: I met a couple of old timers when I was a kid who swear they have seen one, but whether they exist or not, ExSoldier should probably get a big gun. Just in case.:image035:
Good on ya ArmyCop! I'm sure they're glad they listened. Now maybe they should see the light on owning more than one! Glad they came out OK and another group of misguided, socially deprived, misunderstood scumbags will be out of circulation for a while.
Well, I hope they exist, because we definately need more sightings by next-generation old timers, so that kids sitting around camp fires can hear about them for generations to come!
That is just too cool!
...and if they do exist, could they possibly be a bigger threat than, say, would-be convenience store strong-arm robbers? Maybe skunk apes are vegans and subsist on blackberries and tofu.
I think everyone should get a "Buick Killer" on general principles, anyway!
Just checked on Bruce and noticed his counter looking a little sparse & when I mentioned it he said he's getting prepared to install some kind of protective cover in front of the counter.
I know I've seen some kind of bullet resistant see thru material on TV before but can't think of the name of it or where to tell him to call. Anyone here know what it's called or have a link to it???
He chased them?
Is he a total idiot?
If he had fired and hit one during the chase bad Mojo to come.
Seems that in the mountains these critters are placid and herbevores. But elsewhere, they have a decidedly nastier temper. There have been some verified attacks in northern Claifornia over the decades. Heck Teddy Roosevelt had a run in with one on a hunting trip out west. The Florida variety seems to be more in the omnivorous type and he's not too nice, either. I guess if you smelled yourself all the time and stunk like that, you'd be mean, too. I have to admit, over the decades growing up and hunting this area as well as training here when I was in the FLARNG in the 80's...I've heard some seriously bone chilling noises in the dark...deep...Everglades....
My family and I sometimes drive over to the west coast across the Glades and wind up returning at night. Of course, I'm always armed on these excurions, usually with a 45...but it might be better if I HAD that B-I-G 460 S&W.
Thanks Ex. I emailed for information from that company to pass on to my friend.


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Tuukka Leads Way Again, Bs Hang Onto First
After Tuesday's forgettable debacle in Philly that had Bs fans' confidence plummet even further, Tuukka Rask helped restore it back to at least a semi-reasonable level thanks to perhaps his best game of the year last night.
The Finn made 30 saves, several of them of the spectacular variety, and the Bruins got goals from Dennis Seidenberg and Dan Paille to lift the brown bears to a 2-0 win over the bottom-feeding yet dangerous Tampa Bay Lightning. The win also moved the Bs back into first place in the division and second seed in the conference as well as guaranteeing home ice for at least one round.
After a lackluster first period in which they managed just four shots on net against a team that played in Florida Wednesday night, the Bruins jumped to a 1-0 lead when the German machine Seidenberg fired a point shot past Anders Lindback less than five minutes into the second. Brad Marchand made a nice curl and pass to set up the goal.
Just over nine minutes later, Paille's one-timer from the right circle off a great Greg Campbell feed doubled the lead and finished the scoring. The goal happened, in part, because Shawn Thornton refused to give up on the puck and helped keep it in the Tampa zone. He got his fourth assist on the year for his efforts.
But the plays of the period came from Rask, who made at least 3 highlight reel stops including his blatant robbery of arguably the league's top sniper, Steven Stamkos. In short, he was the difference last night.
Though the Bs were a bit sloppy at times, struggled on their break-outs, and once again failed to play a solid 60 minutes, it was still a "good win" if only by virtue of the team holding serve on first place. It wasn't the type of game that's going to have anybody saving their pennies for Stanley Cup Final tickets but it was a shutout win that gets them closer to the second seed in the East.
Confidence in this team isn't high right now and regardless of how they finish in their final two games this weekend, it won't increase by much. Frankly, nobody knows what to expect from this team next week. Yet they still have a chance to guarantee home ice for at least two rounds if they can keep the Habs at bay. So as bad as they've been lately, they're still doing some things right.
A few more buds for your bowl…
*The Bs had a pair of scraps last night to manufacture some emotion and it worked insofar as getting the crowd into it. Andrew Ference took on former Bruin Benoit Pouliot in a spirited scrap in which Pouliot surprisingly held his own. But then Milan Lucic pounded the bag out of Keith Aulie in the big forward's most active night in months. Though he didn't score, Looch was credited with four hits and certainly had more presence than he has in much too long. Let's hope he carries it into the playoffs next week.
*Kudos to tough-as-nails defenseman Adam McQuaid, who was the local PHWA chapter's nominee for the Masterton trophy. The former Columbus product battled dangerous blood clots in the fall and recuperated from surgeries in time to suit up for the season.
*Tuukka's shutout was his fifth of the year, tying his career high set in '09-'10. It's the 16th of his career, which already has him tied for ninth all time on the Bs list with Gilles Gilbert. If he plays like this in the playoffs, then the Bs may just have a chance after all.
*Look for the Bs to rest plenty of guys over the weekend. Zdeno Chara should be at the top of the list of guys to get fresh in time for the playoffs. A beast during his time in Boston, Chara has made more mental and physical errors in the last month than perhaps he does in a typical season. The Bs would be wise to let him recharge his batteries.
*All of the playoff teams in the East have been decided with only seeding to be determined. The Bruins can potentially end up playing any of the bottom four seeds—Toronto, Ottawa, New York Islanders, or New York Rangers.


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Chicken, or Something Like It — Alton's After-Showby Maria Russo in Shows, April 20th, 2014
Chicken has a storied past on Cutthroat Kitchen: Just last season when Giada De Laurentiis stopped by for a special episode, one rival was gifted a whole chicken in a can, which she was forced to turn into chicken and waffles for the guest judge. And on tonight's all-new episode, subpar chicken — or something like it — once again appeared on the auction table, this time during a General Tso's Chicken challenge. After being gifted a sabotage of MREs, which Alton deemed "meals ready to eat," one chef was forced to pick through the innards of such prepared and packaged dishes as "a chicken stew [and] a chicken fajita," according to Alton.
For Antonia, these products were "mushy," and on the host's After-Show, Alton told her with a smile, "It's the best kind of sick that you could possibly imagine." It turns out, however, that for the competitor who worked with this sabotage, the inferior meat wasn't a hindrance at all. "She really didn't have any choice but to make a fritter," Alton explained to Antonia. "And it looked just like General Tso's chicken."
Click the play button on the video above to see the MREs up close, and hear more from Antonia and Alton.
Tune in to a brand-new episode of Cutthroat Kitchen on Sunday at 10|9c.
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Dear Editor,
I do, as do many other people across Rockaway, buy The Wave on a weekly basis to read up on local news and happenings. In the Friday, October 16, 2009 edition Democratic candidate for City Council Frank Gulluscio and other Democrats received a very generous amount of coverage. By the time I had reached page 15 I had seen two articles on Gulluscio alone, one for Lew Simon's Democrat club, and one for a Bill Thompson fundraiser held by local Democrats (including Gulluscio). In between all this our cur rent City Councilman Eric Ulrich was only featured in one sole article. Councilman Ulrich did not even get that article to himself, but on page 5 was an article featuring Council - man Ulrich and once again his challenger Frank Gulluscio. To be fair, I think The Wave has covered Eric for the most part very fairly since his election, but was the mentioned week a look into what can be a very biased local media? I hope to see Councilman Ulrich and all others covered equally in the future.


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In summer 2011, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, was selected by the Institute of International Education as one of 11 U.S. colleges and universities to participate in the 2012 India initiative of the International Academic Partnership Program (IAPP). The IAPP is funded by the U.S. Department of Education's Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education. The program is designed to support universities in deepening and broadening their relationships with universities in a single country.
Over the next year, 2011-2012, Rutgers faculty and staff will engage in a series of strategic discussions on how to establish and sustain long-term partnerships with institutions in India. Given India's significance in global society and the fact that New Jersey is the home of almost 300,000 Asian Indians, Rutgers intends to expand its range of collaborations with Indian universities.
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The South Asian Studies Program at Rutgers offers more than 80 courses and brings together more than 30 faculty members with expertise and interest in India. Numerous student organizations (27) engage students in wide-ranging co-curricular activities across Rutgers' three campuses.
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SUN LURES THRONGS TO SHORE RESORTS; Thousands Don Bathing Suits as the Temperature Ranges From 68 to 85 Degrees MANY VISITORS TO THE CITY But Biggest Flow of Travel Is Outbound--Death Toll Is Lower Than Last Year
Summer skies and temperatures that ranged from 68 degrees to 85 lured millions of New Yorkers to beach and countryside resorts and prompted numerous visitors to come here for the Memorial Day holiday yesterday.
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Individual shows boldly stamp Paris fashion week
British fashion designer Vivienne Westwood, left, gets flowers from a model after the presentation of her ready to wear Spring-Summer 2013 collection, in Paris, Saturday, Sept.29, 2012. (AP Photo/Francois Mori)
PARIS (AP) — Coco Chanel once said: "The most courageous act is still to think for yourself."
Day five of Paris Fashion Week showed that even today the legendary fashion designer's words ring true.
Saturday presented a gold mine of eclectic and individual shows: Each one with a unique stamp of their designer.
London-based Vivienne Westwood led the crowd, celebrating Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee, but travelling — as she did — via Japan, Russia, Spain and Africa.
Westwood is the only designer on the Paris fashion calendar — or perhaps anywhere — who can cross the globe and several centuries, mixing up Bangkok-style catwomen, Chinese tea prints, tropical cowboys, Velasquez wenches, the Ballets Russes, and still produce a coherent and unified show.
Viktor & Rolf, meanwhile, went back to their signature plays on oversized proportion to produce a glitzy show — as they prepare to celebrate 20 years since they founded the label.
The epitome of femininity, Cacharel, explored spring through the natural colors of mother nature, in a trademark delicate display.
Sunday's shows include Kenzo, [auth] Celine and Hermes.
"Global exotic," is how English designer Vivienne Westwood described her brilliant and wacky spring-summer 2013 show, hosted on terra mater in Paris' British Embassy.
Disparate encyclopedic fashion references gelled together — amazingly — owing to her own, very British, eccentricity.
Westwood cited Sergei Diaghilev's "Ballets Russes" — the early 20th century's most famous ballet company — as a key inspiration.
The influential troupe used exotic styles with billowing trousers and turbans — which was evoked in many of the baggy globe-trotting looks.
One of the nicest looks came in a series of modified Japanese kimonos.
One in light gray silk, with wide bateau collar, had fluttering hoop panels that fluttered by.
Above all else, Westwood — who's 71 — has lost none of her humor.
There was a special guest star — a model portraying Queen Elizabeth II. She clutched a handbag in a crown and demure gray silk dress. In this cameo, unlike in the Olympic Games opening ceremony in which a queen look-a-like parachuted into the main stadium, the model just walked in through the embassy door.
Viktor & Rolf were feeling reflective, looking back on almost two decades since founding their fashion house, and that was evident Saturday in their oversized spring-summer ode to 70s pleated glamor.
"We were in a reflective mood…" said Viktor Horsting, one half of the famed Dutch design duo which is approaching its 20th anniversary.
Not ones to normally take things quite so literally, the inseparable Viktor and Rolf channeled mirrors in their oversized spring-summer show.
The designers, who founded their Amsterdam-based fashion house in 1993, sent models through a reflective tunnel onto a catwalk wearing mainly black, white and silver ensembles that featured blinding mirror appliques on sumptuous silks.
Oversized proportion — a signature mark — produced some hits.
Giant bows in soft pink and purple were used high or low on the waist to sumptuous effect.
But there were some small misses in proportion, too: One tubular floor-length skirt had rose-shaped mirror appliques whose size competed with the model's head.
Cacharel perfectly captured the fresh mood of spring, in a feminine collection — typical of the popular French house — that brought aquatic life to the catwalk.
Free hanging A-line slip dresses and gently flaring peplums and skirts Saturday, floated alongside prints of goldfish skin, anemones and underwater tea flower bloom.
This spring-summer 2013 collection was also a celebration of the natural world in its careful palette the Cerulean blue of sky, orange of sea coral and tea green.
But perhaps nature is in the house DNA: After all, designer Jean Bousquet who founded the house in 1962, named it after a small, beautifully striped dabbling duck with the same name.
Today's designers Ling Liu and Dawei Sun keep these codes, therefore, adding this season a touch of contemporary graphic prints.
The gentle blurring made this collection a visual treat.
Australian Martin Grant is not a household name, but he has a solid reputation in the fashion world and a string of celebrity followers like Juliette Binoche, Kate Hudson and Cate Blanchett.
Saturday's clean and on-trend collection proves it's little wonder.
"I wanted to play with volumes," Grant said backstage, referring to the many looks which had elongated peplums and jacket-skirts, twinned with black shorts — as seen in Raf Simons' show for Dior.
Black and navy was used well in A-line with trapeze silhouettes, and accentuated midriffs — one of the big parts of this season's fashion conversation —which nicely nipped the silhouettes.
One of the colors of the season, vermilion, was used perfectly as shards of color, or completely covering dresses.
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Central Montcalm falls short in regional final
HOLTON — Central Montcalm's softball team faced a familiar foe with a trip to Michigan State University on the line.
Unfortunately, that familiar foe took revenge on the Green Hornets for beating them twice in the regular season.
The Holton Red Devils won their own regional Saturday when they beat Central 5-2 in the finals.
"That's a good team," Central coach Bruce Nicholson said of the Red Devils. "We played good and we battled."
The Hornets (22-13) erased a one-run deficit after two innings with two runs in the third on a bunt by Parker Martin and an RBI double by Paige Switzer.
But Holton, who got to the finals thanks to a walk-off grand slam from Rachel Younts to beat LeRoy Pine River 7-4, got hits from their first three batters in the fourth and all scored. An RBI single from Jackie Stone was an insurance run in the fifth.
Meanwhile, Central couldn't do much with Younts on the mound. Younts went the distance and gave up six hits, striking out 10, including the last three in the seventh.
"She (Younts) threw a great ball game," Nicholson said. "Give credit to her. We didn't hit her like we did the first time."
The first time was when the Red Devils went to Central and lost both ends of a doubleheader to the Hornets.
"We hit better that night and their pitcher struggled," Nicholson said. "She (Younts) didn't throw as many strikes as she did (Saturday). She did walk a lot of kids at our place. But she straightened out and made all-conference."
Switzer took the loss after giving up 10 hits and striking out six without a walk. She also had two of the six Hornet hits.
Stone was 3-for-3 for Holton, and Younts and katie Wildfong had two each.
Central got to the finals after handing the Manistee Chippewas just their fourth loss on the season with a 9-1 win.
The Hornets jumped out early on the Chippewas, scoring twice in the first inning and four in the second inning to lead 6-0 after just two innings.
"We knew what we were going to see and we had a good report on it," Nicholson said. "We worked on Manistee got one in the third when Haley Misner doubled, went to third on a sacrifice bunt and scored on a wild pitch.
But the Hornets got RBIs from Saydee Rowland and Makayla Studley in the fourth and another run in the fifth to get the win.
Switzer got the win when she threw a complete-game six hitter, striking out two and walking three.
Misner took the loss after going just four innings and allowing six hits, walking one and fanning two. The Chippewas hurt their own cause by committing four errors.
"That's not typical of their team," Nicholson said. "That's not typical of their pitcher. She usually has a 1.000 fielding percentage and doesn't walk kids. We took advantage of their (Manistee's) miscues and got some big two-out hits. We ran the bases aggressively and took some chances."
Studley was 3-for-4 with three runs scored and three RBIs, and Rowland was 3-for-4 with two RBIs.
"This season was amazing. It changed my life forever," Nicholson said. "We set a goal to win a district title and we did that. I don't think Central Montcalm has ever won a regional game and we did that. We lost a tight, close one in the finals. We'll move forward, and we have some kids coming back who know what it's like to be here and hopefully we'll get them back."


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Charisma Brands Aims to Enchant and Attract with its Line of Play and Display Cuties
The term charisma implies a certain magnetic charm or appeal, which is exactly how many doll enthusiasts regard Charisma Brands. Beginning with the merger of L.L. Knickerbocker and Marian, Charisma made a historic move in 1991 by approaching Marie Osmond to endorse a line of dolls for QVC. Osmond responded by actually designing the line instead, and in 1998, she and her husband and a group of investors bought the company, taking it to a new level. Since then the company has gone through mergers and transitions, but the core remains true to its initial ideals.


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