10 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUXDAY , MAKOTt 2t 18nO.STXTEEN PAGES . .
THE LOCAL WORLD OF SPORT
H Jack Dnvla Anxious for n Oolllaton
B with the St Joe Kid
H : A LATE BUDGET OF BALL NEWS
1 The Onto Citj Club In the Imnt rhrocB
H | Good Words for the \ \ licclmcii
H J Ik ; Spring 1'riiBrnimnp "MIb-
M lollnncmis Sports
Bj Jr riirro Anyl > ntl > Aqlilns for nl Iclit ?
H J nek In\l , tlio local champion 1igiv >
H \\a\u\\l \ \ nnd 1) L , McLornixti , nn nutliorlty
M on ring in tut cm , spent an hour nt Tup Hi r
H onico jcstcnliiy Havls , ulio by the wuj , Is
M In defiant form , came nttor information with
H . reference to the bt too Kids ' offer to
1 , flRht htm heforo the Onto Citj Athletic club
H i for a | iurao of MW , but the wrltor was in
H ; possession of no further inforuintion than
H I that which was embodied in a brief special
H ; to fin Dei from Chicago ii fowdmsuKo ,
M ofTcriiiB to tliLot Davis under the eotiullions
M ' mentioned lack was inrormcil lion ever ,
that by wrltliiR to UukIi \lclCeoue.h of the
CIiIciro bportlni ? Journul , ho could Ret the
I desired lntelliLciieo , Ho Btatod th it ho had
been In Omnh for fully thrco months nnd
had exerted hllnsult to the utmost to cot
k i on n go before the loeul club but
l to no avail Ho has olTorcd
to moot nnj bed y , big or little , white or black
for n rcnsonnblo purse and of all the ueLo
tlntions that liavo been hud with the various
! flRhtcrs throiiRhout the countrv , ho lins
never been thu mult of tlitlr failure In ma
lorinlWng Ho has tivon Into ovcryde
M I mand nnd acLcdcit to every proioiltion , but
j tonotunosc It was Uioueht ror a whllo
j th it n match would bo mule with Killcn ,
m I but that second rater gave it out us his ultl
H mntum that ho vt ould not tmot Davis for less
j Minn 1500 lhoelub offered liim one third
H ) that amount whltlMvas nmplo , In fact muro
' than nmplc , considering Klllon's wualnir
M capabilities ns a lighter At present Slat
H terv or bt , Louis is Dolne negotiated with
. but thoehiiiiecsof brinRlnc the matter to a
H sueccssful Issue are slouaer
H 'X would ratlior meet the bt Joe
B Kid than any ono I know of , "
H sod lack , and ns ho has been
H fresh enough to offer to como ever hero and
M lick mo for 8o < )0 ) I think the club may bo
H nblo to mdueo lilm to como and try It on
m I Ion ever , its doubtful , for 1 boo by the Chi
H cao ( pnpors that ho has llunkcd in two or
H thrco difTeront affairs with local men of Chi
H caRO Ho Is rather a clccr man , I know ,
H but considerably ovorratou "
j ' Do you think jou could do hlml"
H Well , I'm ' not given to lighting in the
H newspapers , but if Lomucl ever boats mo
H hell bo n vcrj sere man before no completes
' the job "
H You vo mot him ho s a stocltv lor-
B mldablo opponent for almost any man , vou
H know I"
H Yes I mot him once out in Denver , ho
H was there with the Clew croud Ho was a
H much better man then than ho is todoj
M Why Vuquelin the hit , duffer Kilrain played
H with nt New Orleans recently , whipped Mc
H GroRor a couplu of mouths ago without turn
< Ing a hair Hut theic is no use discussin
H the Kid Alt I want is for thu Gate Citj
| club to Rnt him hero nnd ehaso mo in thu
B ring with him 1 must have some stuff "
HBl And Juck moans what , ho sajs Ho is a
H rnro star in the llstio lirmumont a-manwho
H whips no ono w ith his mouth , but is always
H ready to demonstrate his powers insldo the
H roped circle insteul of the columns bf i
H uewspupor Ho is just now blR nnd stroni ;
H ns an ox , witli a ruddy complexion a clear
H eye and muselos lilto steel Ho wants a con
H test with some one It in ittcrs littla whom
H nltliouj.il bo would prefer IOllon or the t
H Joe Kid Ifihoro is anybody ucliinc for a
H fichl ho should send his iinino in to Jack
H rho Gate Citj Athletic Club
H tno Oato City Athletic club is In a statu
H of lussltudo that threatens its early dissolu-
H tionifBomon wb ol isn't shortly Infused
H into its sluggU , veins bovorul attempts
H hav o been mudo to bold a meeting for the
H purpose of gotttng through with the annual
H oloetlon of ofllcors , but oaeh tlaio the at
j tondnueo was so small that a motion to nd
*
' journ was the only business transacted
H Just now the elub is practically without a
H helm , the president , Charlie AlcLormicI
H wus laid away to rest forever some wcoks
H uc'o and sint o then the vlco prcsidont , C C
H Olarko , has rcslpaed and removed from the
H cltv Ihoolllocrs aticndiiiK to the clubs nf
H fairs now are freusutcr 1 rank l'armuleo
H and Secretary E Mncner the manm.ci ,
H Jimmy Kilkinncy , beiiif , down with tmcu
H mouiu 1'ortunutoly , howevci , Jlr Kilkln
H. noy is convalescent and will soon bo atiu to
> resume his duties aguln With this state
H ment the club members will readily up-
H prcciato why there has beeu such a pro
B longed period allowed to clnuso with
H out an ontertalnmcut "n effort will bo
H inado however , within the uox ten days to
H cot a sufficient number of thu members prcs
H cut to elect now ofllcors and slruiLhtcn nut
H the ulTalrs of the eiub Another failuru to
H accomplish this cud mcaus the douiiso of the
H organization
H Wliat MnnnRi.r llaokett Says
H On being asked for his opinion as to the
H outcome of the Western assaciation chum
H plonship chase for lbOO , Manager Hackett of
B < lft ) K" " fts nitvs vni v BenslblvrenUod
H Tarn hardli flt to judRO of that I Irnow
H the Western association claims inoro by top
H utation than auythhiR else , Imvlntr had liter
H nllno opportunity to judo | of the strength
H of the teams I bolicvo Milwaukee and
H Minneapolis will both bo well trained clubs
H this season They sooni to hnvo excellent
H material 1'hon Omaha always puts out a
H strong uggrcgutlon of plnvars Dave Uowo
H has about suved IiIb team intact from last
B 1 ear and should bo in good tlim It seems
H to niothuttba Western association teams
B nro rouiarknbly evenly matched Kansas
H citj may have a little the best of it at the
H Bturt but jon cant tell anything about ihiiU
H liusoball is very uncertain Onoof the clubs
H regarded as iho w < akest may start in una
H play the mischief with us J'hcru is no toll
H inir I hope the clubs nro noli matched It
H takes all the interest out of a race to see ono
H tonui far nnd away ahead My experience
H . bus taught 110 that an easy winner is u bad
j liuunelul investment "
B It is I iimiy Hut Irur
B H Is very funny how all the baseball
H > savants have suddenly como to the con
Hf elusion that tt o Western association is ono
Hi of the most prominent , ono of the strongest
H Hj aud best munoRtd baseball organizations In
H ] the country Hut ono brlof year ago it ro
Hj cehod only ridicule from the authorities
Hj aud scribes who toduy are extolling it to the
j eltles Then It was a rag tag , bob tail sort
K of an iuBtltution la the bauds of a few
1 broken dowu players and bungling novices ,
1 but uow it blazes forth rofulkcnt with cap
] able managers , line pluvors and prospects
j Hero Is what Henry Chudwlolc the futhor of
H ttie game , has to say on the subject
Hj That Western association is beyond quos
j tlon thu Ihelloit and best handled orguuiza-
H Hon of the minor leagues , aud if the Amori
j tan association magnates do not look out
j Bbarp their western rivals will lead tliem
H this seaaoiu L\idently Messrs Krautholl
j unit Spoas know what they wore about when
1 they entered the estorn association last
H fall Iho aseoclatlon I think , is the nucleus
H of a grand western league to take hlbh post
K tion in the ncur future I hey have bright
H. magnates to look after Its welfare and Inter
H ; est I see they are tlrst In the Hold with a
V published schedule ono too , which was
H adopted quickly and harmoniously \\iih
H cii ( it such enterprising baseball cities repro
B scntcd in the western championship arena ,
BBS and with the | remise of a closely i ntoktcil
BBBV pennant race the promise of lluanuial sue
BBBBi cess for the association Is creator than that
BBBB of any league oi assoolatiou lu the arena for
BBBB lbOU buccess to the westerners , say 1
BBB ' Ono for all nnd all for one Is their uiotto ,
BBBB the only true ouo for u well ordorou league
H. The IJnrly mining I'roKrauuiio
H a ho exhibition season Is but threoorfour
H wcoks distant and every day the fans are
H bccomlug rooro and moro Impatient Ihere
H Is every prospect of au lnterostlug eampaigu
Hj 'lho oixmlng came on the home ( rounds wit
H bo plajcd WoJaosday , April 3 , between )
Hj Omaha and the Cleveland league team
H ' 1 heso two clubs will also plaj on the Jd On
BBB' ' too 4th and Ulb Omaha will beltbt louis
BBBB' ' , battling with the rejuvenated llrowni , at
"
Qulncy on the 7th and bnclc homo on the Oth ,
when they meet Now York s crack coloroa
team , the Gorlmms as tliey do nlso on the
10th April 20 the championship sonson
opens hero with the Sioux Lltys , the Interim ,
howovcr , will bo filled In with Ramosrtvlth
the Dubuqucs , Davenports nnd loctl nraa
tcur teams
Hip l'oct Writs * a tjpttor
The Prosldent of the Kanjai Citj club Is
in rocolpt of the following very mnnl > cpistlo
from Inn Uurns Omahn's old loft Holder
QniNcr , 111 , Tob 11 Mr Spcas Deir
Sin I see In nn nrtlclo In the Kansis City
limes that Hums Is n deserter I will an
swer that In this uuv I signed n Kans-is
City contract and there I plnv , como whit
will Pre ! Carroll of Pittsburg cimo to
Qulncj nnl stujel hero two dn\s trWiiR to
ict mo to jump but I would not listen to
hitn I would rather pint lu n winning eam
In the Wtstorn league than n tnllcndoi in
thu American nssocl itlon I think our tenia
will bo n sure winner ItcspcclfullN ,
Ivvrs Huitv *
riils Idler w is n ten stroke for the Pet
nnd the Kansas Cltv fnns au tall Ing of tiv
InR him a big blowout on tits nriivnl there
If Uurns had desorti d It would hive boon a •
hard blow for the Cowojs us he Is ouo of
their most rdllablo men
A Grnutlrinj nl rnlcnt
Appended will bo found the complotoofll
cial list of the platers who liuto sighed with
the Western association clubs up to date It
is a grand arraj of talent , and no slnilar or
Rnnlzttlon in the countrv cm trot out such a
( .alaxy of promising ball tossors , a cloan6r
moro upright and cxemplarj sot of young
aud munitions plajers
Des Moines D t'mio , P Soinon , M II
Hrlmblccom H C I usselbtch , J II Walsh
J V Houl W P lralllav , L I 1 Inuntjan
J 1) "lieluii M D MeKeui , W L Hart ,
J McCtoskcj
Uonver- II Trumpet 1 Tlood , J Mo-
Glone W Konnoai M Whitehead A
rwlnehain J Lolibeek , P W llson J C
Shores I ) Howe ( munuger ) , W White , J
D Curtis , A Dalrymplo G 1 roadway , J ick
Mcssolt
KansnsCltj H C T onp , P 11 Swartzol ,
J II Uunaon , C C Doll , r Peirs , J 1
PicKott , C L Hoover , D E Stoirns L. L
builth J Hums H Slater MIinmcr , J
Hc\lvJ P Conwiv , Hcd Ulttmin
Minneapolis L L Postoi J V Carroll ,
J Ryu , II It Chrlsninn T Honglu H
O'Dat , 1 Miller , N Hud on , J Mitchell , D
Miutichiti H Uugdalo
Milwaukee W V Kreig r Clausen , C
II Cushinan ( manngor ) , J 1 liomton G W
Davies P r Welch A Ike H II Howe
1 1 luiilfnii P J Pool man A C Jautzen
L bilch II O Wostlake
Onmhi-C H Willis , J J Tanning , W
ITrquehart M P ilinos E H Cleveland
W II Clnrko , J Vvalsh , C K McConnell
W II H lys W Mornn W Androvvs J
Canavan , I J Uird , V 1 Leonard ( man
nfcOi ) , Jou Striuss
bioux Cltv D J MurphvV Hurdiek
r Urosnan , J Cline , E C Glenn , H Kup
pel , V Genins W } j Crossloi , H V
btovens , 3 Powell J Devlin , Hcd Hanra-
hnn •
bt Paul-I M Phillips It E Hurks , J
H Glasscock J Cantlllon , J Moaktn , W L
Mains W rarmcr , P Dal } P \ inn
\ Gnoit Wnid lot the Whocliiton
lho Journal of Lincoln , Neb , ranges
itself on the siclo of better roads , as the fol
lowing item testifies
"Xoamstors us i class have advocited n
decided antipathy to cjcllsts , and crowd
them out of the roads and nnnoj thom in
ovcrj posslblo vvly This is unfair nnd un
just Iho wheel had como to stnj , nnd
riders are entitle 1 to all the courtesies of
the road In tlmo it will bo recognized that
the bl"ielo is a boor to the ownurs of horses
and carriv.es Instead of an nnnojnnco nnd
disndvunt ic , us it is considered bv so man )
nt present iheru is n tieat movement in
the east towaid the improvement of the
public highvvuys i ho matter bus boon dis
cusscn vv ith v igor and profit In some states
tovornors have urRcd its consideration upon
the legislatures , md Important results will
bo cert iln to follow
At the beid and front of this road acita
tion will bo found the wneolmun now a
laro and influential part of the population
They are alwayB to be found on the side of
highway Imp-ovenient , and then earnest
and intelligent udvooucv of the eausu bids
fair to be enough to turn the tide of public
sentiment
I IahIi s riom rtic Diamond
Hurdiek vv ill report at Sioux Citv Alarch 1
There is a lottei in this oflleo for Catcher
C J Hlrd
Omaha s new manaRor , Trunk Leonard , is
said to bo a greut hustler
If Kansas City cant catch on with seven
catchers slio'U hotter ( , o dump herself iuto
the turgid K ivv
If Tddle 1 uizloback snould happen to got
back in his 1337 form , ho'd play i feieat third
foi Dos Moines
Manager Cushinan should increase Mil
waukie s ehancos in the Western nssocla
tion race about two fold this year
Toledo wants Conway , Healy nnd Don
aghuo of Kansas City , and all she has to do
is to produce her roll and go yd thorn
Billy Sovvdcrs still keeps up his reputation
for being a most sensible , level headed ball
plavor no II pitch good bill this year , too
lorn Poorman says ho is going to play the
game of his llfo for Milwaukee this season
1 hats what they all say vvbou thoj uio on
U1U WUIIU
.
II-1 Old CignrSign" West-tloesu't make n
bettor umpire than ho does center Holder ,
Socrctary Kocho has muao a poor selection ,
that's till
Joe Strauss writes that he Is satisfied with
Omaha s terms and wants to sign The
probabilities are that ' Irisockor" will again
bo ono of us
' lied ' Hitman rivals Jimmy Galvin and
Mlcltlo Welsh In thoBlzoof his family Hit
bus no less th in si\ little Heds three boys
nnd three flrls
The exhibition season is but three weeks
away Iho plavers will soon betin to ar
live und when they do come the season may
be considered on
The Cowboys hnvo boon ordered to report
March 10 , m order that they may spend n
welt or ton days boiling out at Hot Springs
ocforo the Bcassn opens
Mr Hrovvn , John MoShnno's privatosee
ictaiy , wis president of the Indianapolis ]
base lull elub thu ilrsttvvo tears the club
was In thu National league
fem Nugju s catching sa far this spring
gives ov ery indication of gro it strength Ho
has caught four Mimes now down in the evei-
glades without a sign of nn error
O P Cnylorhns dubbed DooMcDonough
DooMcDouchnut , nud Doc has dubbed O
P , 0 Peanuts Cavlor Atrocious , these
New \ork ncwspapoi fellois , alu't they )
The Kansas City club lias purchased
Hoovers release fiom Toronto for a price
said to bo tSW , and this , too with Hamburg ,
late of Buffalo available without cost
Tit Willis , In sneaking of swift pitchers
the other evening , said that in his opinion
Hutchinson is the fastest man * not oven
barring Ed Cruno who ever stood in the box
At Crotty refers to Ked Ilittman , the now
Cowboy second baseman , as the man who
wears the store teeth , " and bo savs that
vvhon ha coaches the sound la like a mule
squealing ,
Patsoy 1 eboau is In soak at Hot Springs
It is to be hoped whoa ha emerges from the
curative waters that ho will bo cleansed of
Ills hoodlums slang aud pnzo lighters
swagger
Manager Soloe has arranged hioro practice
games for his team In thu liumouiata vicinity
of Hoantovvn thuti has ever boondono before
This is strong testimony of Trunks eco
nomic Ideas
Hoth Tom Nnlo ( and Jimmy Coonov nro
putting up a game full of starch for Anton's
colts In 1 lorlda So far they have been
mora lavishly noticed than any of their fel
low pluyers
Manager Cuthman doesn't Intend to allow
any clover to spring un under his feet so far
as pitchers are comorncd , anyway He has
oulvs'kuod six already , nnd is on thu look
out for the seventh
W lllto String Mains the choke osteoli
glial specltnou whom bt Paul claims a her
star twirier , declares ho will curve the
Apostles Into the chumplonship this season
\ \ illlo nas prabablv been bitting the pipe
Of the whole array of bright and inter
csting base ball serlbos iu thu couutry none
nro moro enterlaiulug than mo well known
Hen Mulford of the Cincinnati Times Stur ,
lie gets alt the news and serves it like a
chef
' Canuon Ball Charley King Is studying
/
hookKooping Joe Murpny sats * "Ho Is
preparing himself for morcnntllo llfo , so ns
to hnvo something to fnll back on besides
brickyard work when the base ball frosts
nip him "
Manager Hackott of Kansas Cltv was In
Chicago the pvst week and nrranucd for a
flories of oxhlbitlon games with Anson's
caracoling colts Ihoso games will tike
place on the I'owboy grounds April U , 11
nnd 10
Omnha does not got IlufCilo Collins after
nil He dldn t w int the cirth exactly , in
fact would bo satistla I vv 1th the western
hemisphere but M manor Laonard hn In't
tlmo to wrap It un for him , tnd the young
mnn will bo troubled no moro , at loist by
0 m ah i
Peck a boo Veich If ho lots baozo atone ,
will startle the forest citv denizens this
summer Hois l natural piny or but no man
can do geol work of any kind with nn illicit
distillery un lor his bolt in condition , Vcnch
is worth n cir load of Jay Pnatz
Kansas Citv seems fully able to cope with
the Western association teams Still the
Cowboys wont h wo much of n wall ivor
Sporting Llfo No vou bet your llfo thuy
wont It is an oven race between the first
live teams of the W ostorn association
Dick Dwyer , who guarded llrst for Oinihn
in IS57 , h ts been elected to the management
or the Portl ind , Ore team He w 111 1111 the
position vv oil , ns ho is u lot el headed fellow
bcsllcB being nn old bill pluvor Dick will
nlso open u sporting goods house in Port
land
Jimmy Manning , the old Kansas City oiu
tnm wintsfcJOOO to piny second bisofor
that team this seisou , and vows he will
Jump Into the biothorhood if ho don t Lot , it
Jimmy should bo careful that ho doesn't
jump into the turcou IIu s been on the
verge these two tears
Dito Howe continues to gnbblo about
vvtiat lie expects of his nuw cut her Pnrk
Wilton Iho truth of the matter is , Wilson
is nothing moro or less than an ambitious
amateur , and is as apt to fall down and kill
hitnsolf as ho is to make a Bennett or Hush
eng as Poxy Dave j ly s ho Is sure to do
1 ho St Louis pauors say that Hug IIolli
day is taking line eire ot hitnsolf When
not manipulating the aphcro in n handbill
court , ho loafs about the flro department
headquarters and runs wld dcr muw
sheen when nn nlnrai eil's ' her out Hug
has his dove like eve on the lciguo batting
honors this sc ison
Iho Sporting Times says that 'DnC '
Clnrko oucht , to bo with some National
leigiuelub her uise he is every bit ns good
n pitcher as Kid ' Nichols WhyMr\ilos ,
i on make mo sick Dent vou know that
Clarke nlroidy belongs to n team iibont ns
stronR us uny in the Nitlonal league ? Why
shou d ho Icivo It jny i
Conwnv , who is undouotedly the best
pitcher Kansas Citv has will bo sold if
bpcas can cct his price for him Honly
threatens to jump the elub if ho isn't sold or
relcisod but before ho makes the leap ho
shouldn't ' ferRet to return tlio ? . > 0 ( ) idvanco
money ho accepted from the Cowboy mun
upement
Frank Hindel would like to return to the
ball Held , and his hosts of fnc ids hope that
ho may 1 rink wis a gieat catcher lu nls
day tno very best in the country , so says
Huss Ml Kelt oy und Hilly Hockwell until
1 his shoulder went back on him when ho ro-
tlred Ho is undergoing treatment now ,
however , and thinks he is going to como out
nil rleht
Jimmy Canavan has asked for hs | rclcaso
on tno piotoxi mat no wants to go into uusi
ness Who over hoard of a. man of Cnna
vans callbir leaving the bill field to go into
business ' Chestnuts , buns und all The
jouug min has probably received nn offer of
un increase of sat uv from some Vuiencan
association or lc i uo club but ho isn't
smooth enough to v ork the Omaha club
Gcorgo bhnfor is under rc9ervo to the Detroit
troit club but it is more th in prob iblo that
ho will bo found with some onu of the Nu
tiomil lcue.uo clubs the coining season as
several of them have m ide otters for his 10
lease He is wanted for the purpose of
cheeriUL the bovs after defeat with funny
stories about hi3 tripe this country in the
May ilo v er in 14W
St Pnul hasn't been hcira from since thnt
wild evod story of a year oi so ace when
'twas ' s lid that tl a league would tike la tnut
citv and Winncpeg if a club could bo located
In Van Couvers IshiDd Hut St Paul has
got there ouco morj It is to the effect that
there is u desuo , burnluir like u led light ,
in Chris Von ilei Aim s heart to get Sioux
City s franchise nnd take his Browns into
the Western association beat ! Cincinnati
Times Star
As nn iuovitiblo ennsequenco of nil the
notoriety Buck Ewing has received by ica
son of John li Day s offers to tiim to return
to the league Mike Kelly goes to a Uoston
newspipcr und confidentially informs the
bescbull editor of thu fabulous offers that
have been maue him to go b irk on the
brothorliood In lvelly 's mind the Boston
management hate offered him $57ruU ad
vance inonoy , a deed for South Hoston for
signing a thirteen voars' contract , at $20 00D
a vcai if ho vould return to the league
Hut no the noble old boo7or disa lined o
thus degrade hiuiaulf foi such a p tttiy pile
und hell stick to the back numbers ' agcre
latlon until alio busts K < llcv s egotism
und nrrognnco are disgusting Ho couldn't
stand Buck Ewing s success so he cooks up
v story about the t uiptiiiL offers tliat have
been made him Ilo doesn't ' like to bo loft
out of the pipeis
tllhccllancoiiM ljoi.nl Snorts
The next polo lo iguo game will take place
at the Coliseum next Friday ov oning
The Apollo wheel club will meet tomorrow
oveningfor the purpose of electing ofllcors
Av > ntjutt , tn , i finish liKlvvnen Tack Davis
.
nnd the St Joe Kid would be un event worth
a pretty t onny to sco
Jlmmv Lindsay has received a fine offer
from Senator Mortrnu , inanngi r of the Mechanics
chanics' pavilion Portland Ore , to give a
week a sparring exhibition there
The Omaha Gun elub w III hold its rocu
lar meotini ? on lucsduy ov oning Match 11
on which occasion a programme for the com
ing shooting season will bo discussed
The Into cold snap has driven the ducks
nnd geese all scurrying south nRiiln Tair
bigs of kcoso were male by sundry parties
out on the Llkhorn and Platte last Tuesday
and Wednesday
Willie Hlllto Mugnoi , alias Old Sport , In
founs the sporting editor that ho will dlslo
cato his piobuscis it lie ever refers to him
again in any way but as Mr , Magnor As
Wlllio uiciiis business , horoiftoi Mister
Mogner ( .ocs
Cash C Clnrko loft for his now homo In
Portland , Ore last Tuesday night Ills
frlouns , nnd they nro legion , binquotted him
at Little & Mel igno s m the afternoon , und
the debonnalr Cussius was sent oil loaded to
the guards with tool ehcoi und enthusiasm
Juck Dowling of the Huillngtou Is the
owner of ' Dust , " ono of the handsomest
'mportcd puts in the west Daisy Is the
mother of six of the dandiest puppies Iho
dogs and one female that , wore ever born
The sire Is Jack A Woods Impoited Dude
r-a $ .00 pug
Harvey .N McGrew spent Monday at his
Sioux river farm anion ? the quail Mau reports -
ports that ho baugjd thirty four , but this
should bo taken with a eood doul of allowance
anco , when it is remembered that ho is the
man who claims to have hilled thirty one
teeso with two barrels Mao is n line tlcld
shot , thoro's no mistake , but bo kills too
much game without showing uny up
The Stillwater stock farm part of the estate -
tate left by the lata Charlie AlcCormlclr vv as
sold last week to 11 J. Kendall for { 17 000
This included laud * buildings , farm tnacliin
ery und stock , with the oxccptlon of the
celebrated stallion Chit wood and Aretas unit
the brown tllly Maud H Marvo Ueardsloy
will remain in charge of the horses on the
ranch
< > u ( rlon and Ausvvortt
Will you pienso statu in Sundays Hlb
whether P T Hurnuin is dead or not !
Where can I obtain u eopt of the Queous
bury tuxiugrulesl li tv O.Omahi
Ans Ho ts not Of the New York
Clipper
In a jamo of euchre if ono player calls
for his partners bust card can one of the
opposing puivora call for his partners best
cardl L O P , Omaha •
Aus Ho can
Can you inform mo how many of the
Omaha ball team made a batting uvarago of
300 or moro In 18Ssl Who load lu tint y oar
and what was his average ! Who lead last
year and what was the overate I Is JaO
considered stroukI Cowboy , Kansas City
Ans Not one O Coanell led with an
averagao ! iU Ho played in 81 games , at
bat3Jl , 40iuus , bS base hits nud 17 stolen
bases Burns was second with an averaeo
ot 271. Jack Ciooksjlol last j ear with an
ntoragoof .070 An atcrage of 230 indi
cates n strong hitter
Of all the old tlmor ice horses how did
rcllpsostindl Whomdldho die nnd what
vv is his greatest porformancci tt hen nud
wnoro was Jiick DotntMoy born ! Whtt is
his height oTid weight ! Old Sport , North
Platte
Ans Eclipse was ono nf the groitest of
alt the old timers lit * died July 10 , 1317 , in
Kentucky Ono ot his greatest achlovo
ments was the beating1 of the English rncor
Sir Ilonrv n' the Union course , Long Island ,
four mile heats for Btakes amounting to
JM.OOO lack Dompspi was born In Ireland
iu 1M12 Ho stnnd3 5 foot 3 ( inches In
height and weighs 141 pounds
W ill vou plo iso publish In Sundays ' Bri
ttle dimensions of the 200 yard stindard
American target ) Is the Omaha rlllo elub
still lu uxlstoncol W ho nro its lea ling shots !
W o would like to m iko n to nn in iti h of four
with O nahii iho Hltlos Dos Molnos
Ans Iho dimensions of the standard
Amorii m tirgot are as follow s
IllKinvti r or Clrtl * Vt Idtli ot Itlngs
lOHrile 1 M H Inches
I clrcl rOUUInolin P I 0 > ll Inches
Hilrtln s I kIh s H 1'MM lutes
7 ilri 11 lulus " 1 SMMIiul ii
t rlrc ! llHVim lilts i 1 l tll I id cs
r pin c 1 invuj incl ui A . tl tm Inihus
4 clrilo - > l It ( Us < IIHilIu is
J clnj Hi.MMinthiN j 4 lit utiles
itlrtiell Indus . 6 bS-l ( ) I ulics
I bilm roof timet 4\ I fiot
Not 11 J nn 111 ci 11 rlso tl o Liw tin > or 11 ll
cii i it , , tl i lircoiiiliniili ail III oen I
in cr tuner luunllnit 1 tno I > imo us thu outer
euintliu.j
IhuOniahii HUlo clnb still broithes but
that Is about all Jolm Petty , Ju Ilo Clurk-
Bon and Dr Worley nro the cricks ot this
organizition Postpone match making nt
loist three months
lo decide n bet please state in Sundays
Hi I Which way does a hisoball curve in
relation to Its whlrliug nud why ! Juiiios
Sweizoy , Holdrcgo , Neb
Ans Tno philosophy of the curve Is slut
plo nnd easily understood Iho ball is
thrown through the nir , with a roturv mo
tion on its nxls so thut the reslstanca of the
air , to Its jidv inco motion , is greater upon
ono point of the sphere than another , nnd
the consequent lesult 1b n movement of the
bill nwiy from the retarded a do In other
words , tlioio is a sort of compression , or
force of air , acting on the fnco of the ball in
the direction it may bo hurled litis force ,
ns jou will roidilysee tends vvhon com
blnod with the original impetus felven the
bill , to deflect or ciuso the ball to ourvo In
the direction from the rotnrded sldo lnstoad
of maintaining its urllnul ( direction If the
ball rotate about its vert axis in the opposlto
direction the curve will bo changed Thus
it is established that a bill will curve in the
direction of tliu leist roAistance and it is
onlv necessary to nltnr the direction of the
axis of rotation in order to chin o the dlreo
tion of the cutve Hy imparting a twist to
the ball that the resistance falls on some in
tcrmodlato point the ball mm bo mudo to
take any of the combination cuivcskuovvn
as the out shoot the rising outeuivo , "
the ' in shoot ' ind drop , " and so on
through the vv hole category
S\Lir litUL , Oil * NOILS
Ovpi ! j52 000,000 Worth ot Itpnl rBtnto
hi la in Unit tt i ok
Sut Lakl City , Utib lob 20 JSpccial
to InrllEi J Over $ " tOO 00J worth of loal
estntc chanfecd bindsS duriiigho week cud
ing rcbruary 22 1300 Is there unothci city
in the rountry that can show such u record ?
it seems ns though pcoplo had been asleep
until now and were just awakening to the
fact thut this is bound to bo u city of hun
dreds of thousanas of pcoplo Accordingly
every one Is anxious to improve the ch inco
of making purchase * of real estate , foinni ,
tint when the rush comes in the ispring and
utid summei , Ihooppbitunity for big profits
will bolone Hut IP wo look nt Denver wo
find that its boom began sov en years ago ,
und has not come to an end yet , and It is a
very suggestive fuet that our most active
buyers are Denverites They know Rome
ihlug about the growth of a city in the midst
of the richest mining regions iu the world
Hut other states are also larjolvrepresented ,
Nebraska Iowa aud Kansas furaisuing a
lurge number
lhe present vviutor , thougn mild may dis
gust muny for it is cnumcterlzcd bv un un
tisu tl precipitation of mois.ure sometimes
i iln , often snow , end the streets are there
fore In a horrible condition It is oxKctod |
that the city council will give this m itter
ojily attention for much may be done by
paving and the putting up of sinowiilks and
crossings Winters hero are of short dura
lion und M irch sees the apricots iu bloom
lawns ( .reen and gardens made What wo
need for the building boom to open is bricks ,
und it will be some wcoks before enough are
manufactured lo onublo builders to push ou
orations Meantime the life aud stir in the
business streets , the numocrof agents at the
hotels , and the arrival of newcomers with
more or less capital ready for inv entmeut ,
betoken an uiu of prosnenty lhe uir is
mild and bilmy uiu everyone seems to
breathe It with a sort of delight Mere ox
l&tcnco is a pleasure , aud disease seems to bean
an unknown factor The famous hot water
baths at the hot sprlni s north of town have
JjeonbrQUght jnto the heart of the citv A
splendid nataloiiuiit for-lhe use of both
Boxes has been onencd and is llbcrallv nit
roni7cd , und those who make use of this rare
opportunity of bathing lu its health tlvlng
waters cannot speak in tonus of sufficient
praise ot the splendid luxury
Tbo ilibuno of this citv published a list of
new buildings already commenced , or ut
least , sure to bo started as soon as the ma
tcrlal can bo obtained It foots up ever
$2,500,000 This umount is certain to bo
vastly exceeded as the your progresses for
It only represents buildfjgs uttuuliy in can
tomplutiou and contracted for
One of the effects of the election Is thai
business men now itnovvdoliultelv what they
can rely on in regard to the immediate future
turo A steady advance seems to bo insured
beyond any reasonable doubts Among the
heavy transfers of re ilestate I notice I ifty
by 100 feet , lot 1 block 77 , plat A , eornoi ot
1 irst South ulid West lamplo streets foi
SiO.000 , 7x10 rods , lot 4 block -U , plat H cor
nei third List and lliird South streets
$ J0000 , lots block 51 , plat A , corner Ihiid
south and West lemplp sticets for J20.000 ,
lot 4 block 20 , plat A , tl3 000 , lot 4 block 01
plat A , corner Third West and Third South
streets , SH.OOO . Aaron Koyser's lot , 105xJ30
feet on Soeoud South , was sold for { 00,000
Architect Klotting has plans drawn for
John Daly's now Tcsldcnco on Urlgham
street to cost f 10,000 Mr McCnrmtck , the
wealthy banker , bought the Cuimiugbani
corner , and the Murgetts Hi others
premises a ( joining , which gives him
> % feet frontage on the east aud 1J0 feet
ou the south He will erect a magnificent
flvestoiy bunk building on the location Ho
paid nenrly $100 000 for the latter lhe new
hotel on West lomplvhas received its natno
It is to bo called thd Hotel Oatario , after the
famous silver ralnubf that naino It will be
built just below the corner ot West lomplo
und Second South streets It will have a
frontuc.0 of 103 fceti on the latter and run
back 2i0 feet Practically It will bo on a cor
tier , us a new 8tieet.il to bo opened though
the block from easti to west II Is staled
that the architect who designed the Chicago
auditorium is entrusted with the plans for
this hotel Five imndrod thousand dollars
is the sum named fur thu cost of the build
ing , exclusive ot iheuost of the site
C A. Loqkiit
Blank Books that are
cheap but will wear
are the ones
on isn a i.imv ,
| 100KhltliiitSAM \XUNLKS ,
U > GItVUItH AND IMtlMIHtb ,
11.1 houili Kith Htreit ,
BACKWARD HALF A CENTURY
The Early Settlers of Pottawnttnuilo
County
A MYSTERIOUS WHITE CHIEF
The hcorot ot Ills Lire Hurled W Ith
Him Ills Dylui : llntrul ol IIIh
Whlto Hrnthoife M.itsli
llirttln'H Story
A Stort til the Plaint
"Mirt" Hut din , on a plLusint Sundnj
proudly vvtoltls n l mo iivviudoii littn ns
the oldest sottlot liyttifr lu l'ottnwiUta-
niiocouiit } Ilo iia roulllto oldsottlor
doing tnoio living ) n f0ut mid tvtontj
hour * tlmn most mouvho \ o hull is not
so whtto , nor jouaso liuinv On vvoolc-
dajs the old sottloi vvotrs no eitio and
in f ict needs none on Suiidiiv , but ho
natuially gets It out vvhon on dtoss pi-
uido boeauso it vvtis won nttoi a Blimp
oontost , at the mooting ot the old sot
tlot a ot Westotn Iowa His ehiuf com
petitor foi the houoi wasColonol Gitltor
Thecoloiiol was in thlspirtot thoeoun-
tty hofoto Mart II irdln etmo here In
ago as well as In residoneo , ColotiolGul-
tot counts tnoio cats , but in malt It g
the aw ird ot the coveted enno it was ilo-
oldod the eolonol lost boeauso his early
losldcinco was on the Om ilia stdo of the
rlvoi und not iu Iowa Guitot wis an
Indian tiador , and made noadquartois
on the Omaha stdo , but vv is up and
down the rlvoi , tiadlng with the rcd-
Bkins , and not infrcqnontly camping on
the Iowa side The decision m\- > made ,
howovoi , that tocfnniLtllyhis resuloiiLO
was in NobiasUa , and the enno wont to
Hardin
Colonel Guitot still Booms as active
andvigotous as in the days vvhon ho
was at thu head ot the primitive coin
mot ci il elrLiOs of the Missouii t UI05
Ho stood the othoi daat the comet ot
Broidivuj and Main stioots , watching
the oloetilc motor go hv Iho old mnn
scorned dnzed and vvhon accosted ho
roused toati oxpicssion of the thought
whieh had oviuontlj boon put of his
duv dreaming
' Gtoit ehangos joung min , since I
usodtohaioa httlo store just atout
hcio In ono eoiiiorof what was a com
Hold My grnLious , boi , if .inj thing
h id told mo thou that n mllioid could
bo built into Council Mull I would
have thought him I didn't
ei i/j believe -
liovo there was anyway to ovoi got
tin ough the blults Now just boo all
these big buildings , paved streets , and
that electuo meter slidiiiu bv tli tt wai
it does boat all , and I'vo litodtoboo
it all Itdoosbc-it all "
Mint Ilaidin came to Council BluiTb
as a boy His family histoi y is like 1
romance A oioud KontucKj family
mooting vvlthiltiancialrovLibOsthroujh '
accommodating a friend by endorsement
dorsement ot notes , his fithe
losing his cstnto , together with hi1
slaves , could not biook the scorning bus
iniliation nnd gathoung his familv
about hun and talcing whnt household
goods ho possessed , stutsd for Kansas -
where ho took op 1 homostou Ono
day - < omo soldiorscimt ed noiu hisfuni
The fuinily had just begun to accumu
late such supplioj as chickens and
goco , and feaiing lest the soldtois
should indulge in foraging a sehomo
was laid to win the good will of the of-
flcors aud b > their control ot the mon ,
secure piotcction for the coops
vriio oldoi Hat din wont to the cimp
and invited tbo othcors to supper that
night The invitation was gladly ae-
LoptoJ nnd Mrs Ilardtn , whoso culi
nary skill was of 110 moan oidoi , pro
p ired a feast , some of the cher
ished poultry boltig aaonitod its a
ransom The good housewife spieul
the table with the silvoiwaioof bottoi
days , and m ido the bonrd spar
kle and glow in surprising
centrist to what the wearers of the
bmss buttons had ronson to expect in a
westoin sod house The cuiiosity of
the guo ts was natuially moused and
inquitios were mnUo ns to who tbcoo
pcoplo were and where they came from
to bo supplied with so manj of the evi-
donLO of hotter dajs
bomo ot tlio guests were well ac
quainted with the formoi standing of
the family in their old Kentucky home
Not only woio the ohlekon coops that
night protected from foraging privates ,
but numerous favors shown the hospitn
bio family , and a personal Intoicst
awakened which led eventually to great
Quangos in the tot tunes o [ JthoJIunllua _
The soldiots moved 011 to Tort Loav-
onworth , vvtioio they woio stationed
Ono day there drove up to the Hardin
farm n sl\-mulo team and a long auny
wagon The elder Ilnrdtn was told to
pack up the household goods and go to
Fort Leavonvvorth Iho olllcors
wanted the Haidlns to take
charge of a hotel , which needed
a jolly landlotd nnd just such a land
lady as Mis Hardin would suiclybo
The proposal was in the form of an ur
gent demand , the aimy otllcots being
Lotl
$1,68
Wedneadayi
Consists of ladles
genuine kid , button
shoosBiz.es 2 } and 8 ,
A B C D & E widths ,
actual value $2 BO
to < 3our price , Mon
dny , Tuesday &
$1 68
dotormincd to provldo themselves with
just such cotnmissarv comfoi ts as thoj
know would boalToided by tt hotel pro *
sidodotot by the Hardltis No refusal
would ho listened to 'Iho ncceasirv
metniB under llbernl tntronngo was
i/uniaiitor'd Aflor some constiltntloti
the wagon was picked and the move
made
Aftoi solving as frontlor citoiots for
a tlmo ill-hoiUh nlndo auothor chiuigo
iicecsiry Again the chlckou-fed
nrmt ft lends c into to the nsstftmico of
tliofamtlt , and Mr Ilmilin soeurod the
tony , wnti li in these days was an all
important olomout of trtiuspottatloii
Ono day a not iblo UiauiLior crtused
nn the foity His nnino was Oalwoll
Ho was an Ihigllshmau , a mystoilous
soi t ol a man whoso real name novot bo-
enno known to these who assoLiatcd
with him ovoti most inlimitolj
The stipiiosltlou Liitortaintd bi
till who know him wis that
tot some ruason to thorn tin known.ho had
boon obliged toloato Ltiglamt , had as
sumed anothci 11 itno and waswandoi-
lug in the nuw wotld as an o\ilo Ho
vv is a man ot evidently moio than or
dinal 1 ability and uduc ilion , and pos
sessed a gtand nhtslnuo Ho hud lived
for years with the Indians ami although
11 whlto man , ho bet uno the locognl/od
chief of the Pott iwaltamlos Ilo was
at this tlmo moving with his bind of
dusky skins , who woio on tilth way to
the county which now bo its thoii natno
Calwoll took a gtoat fancy to the oldet
II irdln , and a mutual friendship was
thooutgiowth of this cisuil mooting
It developed almost into an iufatuition
11 which both shniod with cominglj
equal fervor
As a result of Calwell's indent solici
tation the Haidin fainllj decided to
mete to where thoPottavvattiinles woio
to locate and again begin a ploncor
lifoOno
Ono summer day in l6l" a Missouri
llvoi boit landotl at a bond 111 the nvot
south of vvhoio Council lHulTs now
stands The Hardin family got olT , n
lonesome Httlo gioup , and the boat
moved on , lent ing thom alone among
moaquttoos , stud and brush , with not a
Miul within sight or homing , md miles
fiota the first and most ptimilito signs
of civilization
A Httlo cabin was built , nnd hoio the
f nnlly was sholtoicd ilone In a vvildot-
ness Months passed without the
slgntof oven a redskin , much les 1
whlto fiiLO Then the Pottnvvattomlo
Indians began coming in.with a sp-ink-
ling of hnlf-brLods , and then a few
white ti idcis
Mai t Hardin was then but 11 lad , but
the recollection of numeiotis incidents
in this wild and dcsolnto experience is
teiy vivid Iho nllo fut
nishod an abundnnco of food
Moro than ono dcei was shot by
the riilo vvhlih hardly need have Its
11111/7I0 outside the uibln door 1 loin
wasalu\ur } , the fhst tuat loathed the
cabin costing 810 for a ban ol
lhocldot llardiu continued his inti
macy with Calwoll , who had auibin
noiu where Goiso s old bievvurv now
stands on upper Broadway In ill thoit
In tun icy the whlto chief of the Potta-
wattimies novcr revealed anything of
his previous lifo , nnd died with tlio se-
eiotstill in his hieist Who was hoi "
Wliatdiovo him fiom Tngland Iho
answci wis but led with hun
Iho oldoi Hardin hnu muiy confi
dential t ilks with him , but the soctots
of his pist lifo wore uroly touched upon
and when thoj vvctc Cilwoll would
quickli tuin the subject und evade nil
inquisitive piobings
bhortli bofoio Calwell'fa death , while
ho was lying upon his sick bed , the
elder Hindi 11 said
"I'd like to ask jou ono quebtion "
All right Ill answer you anything ,
except ono thing "
Hardin naturally concluded th it the
ono thing forbidden wns thosoctetof
his past life , and answered ' I think I
known what you mom , nnd what I
want to ask jou I do not thirk jou will
object to nnswoting I waut to know
how jou fcol tow aids the whlto people
" '
ple :
Well , Ill answer that , I toll vou
ftankly , Mi llardin that if I had my
way I wouldn't lcavo a whlto man liv
ing in all the world , except you I
hate thom all that much '
Some terrible oxpeilonco must have
thus embittered him against the w hole
whlto race Whnt wnb itr" No one has
jet ansvvoiod , and tlio toirtblo secret is
his Own
Sew Clinton House , linn Citj
Absolutely ( ho proof rinc-t and
laifiost hotel In Kansis City Unex
celled in its appointments
• • _ x o Consistsoriadles'don
JjOJj & • gola , button shoes ,
flonuineMcKav bow
ai aa ed , Opei a & Com
\ \ UM mon Sense styles ,
tallOU sizes 2 { , 3 & 3) ) , B C
jD&E widthsactual
value sf3 to | 3 BO , our price Mon
duy , Tuesday Wednesday , $1 08
AConsists of ladies
X r 4A
l\i\i * . genuine French kid
and fine Dongola ,
tr \ ttbutton shoes , hand
Sk V Jill I turned and hand
iD L l U U I weltsOpora & Com
I mon Senss styles ,
sizes 2J. 3 and 3J , A B C D and E
widths , actual value $4 BO to fB ,
our pi ice Mondny , Tuesday und
Wednebday $2 88.
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Wo wish to saj 10 OUK riUiNlS
AND PATRONS , that tvo ate 11111K-
Klng extoiislvo lcpaits and ehangos
tit out sloio , giving ouiacltcs ihoio
100111which 0111 Ineieasing businens
demands lhe ttotk is being pushed - _
od as fast as po stblo , aud in a few " "
wo will bo able to open and
displaj out spring goods , which are
const mtlv at living , but which the
dlit nnd dustof tepiiilng eompells
us to keep undet cot 01.
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I Thoonly safennd pninless metholof e\tinct- M ,
luff teeth mil thu only 11 etlio 1 of tils rtlnic B (
tuth without jilite remalulut elinn unil duiii- !
abe "
m.
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Tlio Well Known Specialist , Hi
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Special for Ladies Wearing Small Shoes I
Being overbtocked on Small Si/es and Nan o\v Widths , of Ladies Fine Shoes , we have S
Condensed them into 5 lots , and will offer same Below Actual Cost ,
Monday , Tuesday and Wednesday , March 3d , 4th and 5th. I
T n.O Cons > istsorindlesgeii
XrOL O. uno | hand tut nccl
fine Dongoln button
Aft M fa shoasOpoi n & Com
KB li U mon Sense styles
DZ B T * 0 sizes 21 , 3 & 0 | , A tUi
ttrim i * # r
CD&E widths , nc-
tual vnluof4 , oup price Monday ,
Tuesday and Wcdnesdny , t2 48.
T * \ 4d Consists of Zlcglop
AiUli a. Bt os * celebiated la-
dies'extt a tine Don
° 'a ' button shoes , 9
ft ft to 9
$ ! J U hand tutned , Opeta
J. oil ] nnd Common Sense
* * "
styles , sizes 1 , 1 } . 2 ,
2) ) , Q nnd 31 widtji , A B C D and E
actual value $ Q 50 , our pi Ice
Monday , Tuesday and Wednesday -
day $3 38
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butfon shoes , all si/es , 2 } toV Opera and ComnionSsnse styles , actual value of these shoos V our
nrice Mondav Tuesday and Wednesday , > f ,08 INSPECTION faOL-IClTLi- ) _ . . . . . . . _ , .
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