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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1889
Page
3
Dora Raynor endures grief as her husband John dies in a gold rush massacre. Tom returns with John's dying letter and a promise of wealth, but Dora dies from heartbreak before reading it. A second tale notes a dog’s clever entry into a locked house and a medical claim about kidney function and Warner's Safe Cure.
Harrisburg starts a new club. Detroit players slated for March 28. Deacon White on Pittsburgh reserve. Gotzein open to pitching for the Hoosiers. Southern league eyes Chattanooga. Brooklyn to work ten days in a gymnasium. Evansville beats Riel Bittman. Red strong at second. Chicago seeks a catcher but can manage without one. Cincinnati buoyant over deals for Holliday Duryea and Earls. Ward signals Washington unlikely to meet terms. Chicago has mascot Walter Puiera. Arrest of Billy Kuehne alleged rambling room at Allegheny called spite work. Mulvey’s third base debated, trial of Kirby possible. Ten unsigned St Louis players listed. Ward praised as greatest living shortstop by W. J. Harris. Rumor that New York offered Welch, Whitney, Hatfield, and Jerry Denny denied. League travel distances for championship games listed. Spalding tourists perform a sneeze act. Deacon White explains the metaphor. Springfield Union notes Yale president Dwight’s telephoned influence on university sports.
An essay extols Nantucket life with long lived residents aged ninety one and eighty five dancing on a quiet island, praising simple living and nature based cures like Warner's Log Cabin Sarsaparilla while warning against mineral drugs.
On and after Sunday February 8 1889 trains will run as follows lead from and arrive at Union Station South Illinois Street in Central Standard Time.
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