THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : 8UNDATF , JUNE 21 , 1801-SIXTBEN PAGES.
This woman was buried alivc.yom may sayor at least ready to be.because doctors had all given her up. What a world oft
thought these few lines convey ? They mean simply this : An unfortunate human being , suffering from a complicatio
of diseases , lay on her pallet surrounded by her mourning friends and relatives. "Is there no hope. Doctor
breathlessly inquired. One after another the learned men shake their heads and retire. The most prominent of the
tors , one who enjoys a large and lucrative practice here in Omaha , said to Mr. Nicholson , the brother of the
woman , whom the doctors declared Tost"Your sister will die in a few hours. " Almost heartbroken the brother held
hurried consultation with his friends , and they resolved to have Dr. C. Gee Wo , the Chinese Physician , as a last hope
He saw her and was told what the doctors had just said. He then examined the patient and startled everyone by telli
ing them that in one week the patient would be out of bed , if not entirely cured , provided they \vould implicitly follow
his directions. Read what happened. Flow marvelous ? Let Mrs. Nicholson tell her story herself.
" About seven years ago I was living in this city and was quite wealthy by the death of my husband , who left me a valuable parcel of property near the )
ostofficc , and other valuables. On account of his death , and also losing my children and the worry and sorrow caused by these afflictions , my health began to rapidly ddf
dine , and 1 found myself suffering fiom a complication of chronic diseases. 1 doctored in Omaha , but received no relief. Then 1 began to travel all'over the United
States , taking in the lamous healtli resorts with which this country auoumis. Still no ncip. Then 1 i returned to Omaha and sold my property and traveled ail over lurope *
hoping to get cured. After spending nearly all of mv money on doctors'fees and medicines. I again retmned to Omaha , broken down in bojy and mind , a mere wteclK
fastjo'sing all my money , and despondent of ever being cured again. 1 began to doctor with the most prominent physicians in Omaha. At this time I was suffering fronj
Female Weakness , Rheumatism , Heart Disease , and at last Hemorrhage of the Lungs. The doctors told my brother I could live only a few hours at most. 1 know th $
doctors tried to do their best , therefore I will not mention their names.v My friends" decided to take me up to Dr. C. Gee Wo , the Chinese doctor's office. They took mfe
upstairs on a litter. I was just like a skeleton. Dr. Gee Wo examined me and made me anxiously happy , the first genuine joy 1 had experienced for years , by confidently
exclaiming ; ' 1 will have her'on her feet in one week , " - ,
" 1 have given the doctor permission to use my name and picture , arid you will see by the cut taken after being cured by Dr. C. Gee Wo that I am enjoying ctf
cellent health , Since taking the Chinese doctor's medicines I have not been sick a single day. I write this , hoping I may be the means of saving some other poor uhfortuiw
ate from premature . death. I can honestly recommend Dr. C. Gee Wo as a wonderful physician , as I tried doctors all over the world , and never found one able to restore ;
me to good i healtli until I i met iu > . C. GEE wn . . ' < MR.S. NICHOLSON , 718 North 16th Street , Omaha. " '
That's why the people are all talking about
KemeJies , that are entirely unknown in this country ,
inathm , lost manhood , female weakness , blood diseases ,
whites , dropsy , heart disease , asthma ; costiveness , diarrhoea , etc. . etc ,
Dr. C. G. Wo 1ms for the benefit off DR. O GEE WO'S DR. C. GEE WO'S DR. O. G J3 WO'S DR. O. GEE WO'S _ You cnn get them from your drujjpist or by writing1 to Oiiwhn nddroKs th <
Chinuso Medicine Co. , Omulm. Nob. All other alllctud with these disease !
Ihoso who live in the country mid PATARRU1 Cure/ Lost Manhood Cure Kidney and Liver Cure , write Dr. . , . . persons
PlIRF . . Sick Headache / , to C. Goo Wo filltj N. Kith St. , Omaha , and enclose a le ! stump for reply ]
rt tt PI \J U 11L.
v I 11II He will send , free , blank and boolc. Fill the blank
11 question out and tin
not afford to conn to Omulm and treat , DR. C. GEE WO'S DR. O. GEE WO'S yon a
put upjn bottles. 8 different medicines , DR. O. GEE WO'S DR. O. GEE WO'S necessary Chinoto . Medicine . will bo sent to cure your ease. Even'thing 'sscnt '
Indigestion RHEUMATISM CURE. and free from p.iblic ctizo. Persons living in Council Uluffs , South Omaha
Mich one ( or a certain disease. Tliuy Cure can also call at the ollico and got a bottle of medicine for trial.
Weakness
ire as follows : BLOOD PURIFIER , Female , CURE. PRICE - $1.OO. PRICE - _ - _ _ _ ONE DOLLAR.
HOT : m , 9 p m.
North Sixteenth Street
SUNDAY'S ' SPORTING ROUNDUP.
Hita and Fumbles on Maay Diamond
fields.
WHISPERINGS FROM THE WHEEL.
The UliiK nml Its FollowcrH Trnck
niul Mublo Gossip Correspond
ence , C inlloitKCH " " ' 1 Q es-
tloiiH AiiH\vcrctl. .
Proprietor Scnnlnn of the Washington
American Association club telegraphed us
follows to Monngor Shannon Thursday :
WASIIINOTON , 1) ) . , C. . June 18. To Dan Shnn-
on. Muniigur of tin : Onmhu HIIRO Hull club :
? don't bullovu In contract lironKlnK. but cm
j-on scouri ) your release- from Omaha , It so I
will ihe you JIM ) a month to manage tlio
Washington club. Answer.
It , 51. SOANf.ON.
And Shannon turned the missive ovur to
Undo Dick and told bun to nnswor It.
How Aliout Imttt Week's RTec-t ?
OMAHA , Neb. , Juno 17. To the Sporting
Editor of TUB Ilr.n : Now that the season of
outdoor sports U fnlrly opened , tuny I not call
your attention to ono class that I think Is
sauly neirlootcd In Omatial I refer to horse
racing. I mean good , old-fashioned , honest
trials of speed and endurance by thorough
bred horses. There are at least three good
reasons why. In mv opinion , a series of ilrst
class races should bo indulged in here this
icason.
1 , Thcro Is a flno string of fleet-footed
racers owned by western brooders that would
bo ready for such a contest if reasonable In
ducements wcro oTorod. (
2. Thcro Is no p > ibllo entertainment that
the pcoplo will moro liberally patronUo dur
ing the summer season , inul
ll. All our surrounding sister cities are
awnko to the Importance of this subject.
Besides it would advertise Omaha and
bring us thousands of summer visitors. Le
gitimate horse racing Is enjoyed bv nearly
all classes , and If the business men of Omaha
would awuko to the Importance of the sub
ject and make up some liberal pursjis , a string
of llyors could bo procured that would attract
thousands of people from all parts of thostato
hnd western Iowa. The facts are that Kansas
City. St. Joseph , Sioux City nnd even Coun
cil jiluffs havu moro enterprise In this direc
tion than Omaha , and nil this at the expense
of Omaba , both from the standpoint of pleas-
sure and business. Western breeders have
not boon npgloctlng these beautiful and Hoot-
foot od anlmalb , and I am certain that right
hero within n radius of UK ) miles of Omaha
can bo found a score at least of horses that
can batter 2M : ! und may do much bettor.
Cannot you sot the ball rolling that will ro-
lult in the near future In u few Ilrst clans en
tertainments of this kind lu Omnlm. Ucspcct-
fully , etc. , A , U. CIIAUDE.
Hilly I'lx IB Agreeable.
' LINCOLNNob. . , Juno 10. To the Sporting
Editor of Tin' UBK : In regard to Mr. Wortz's
challenge In your last Sunday Issue I would
tay that I have won the Pope cup once , and I
do not think It necessary to win my prizes
over nguln , However , I will run Mr. Wortz
n race over the Council 1)luffs course Satur
day , Juno " 1 , for any kind of a prUo ho
WlstlCS. \VlLI. PlAJEV ,
M u n tolorlni : Challenged.
OMAHA , Nob. , Juno 20. To the Kuitor of
Tnu DISK : I hereby challenge H. Muntofor-
Ing to a two mlle race , ho to give mo one-
fourth of ft mlle start , Haco to bo run hi-
itdo of ttiroo weeks In private and for
ucdal. Ciuiii.i'8 K. SHXANCII ,
Y. M. 0. A. champion.
A Mistaken Iilon.
RAX FIUNCISCO , Cal. , Juno 20. [ Special
Tolecram to TUB DUE. ] George Dlxon will
train for his fight with Abe Willis at Joe
Dfavo's threo-tnllo house , on the San Lean-
dro road. Dlxon , In spite of the reverse hemet
mot with by Dan IJaly la Omaha , wbo
out-fought and punished him severely. Is
very popular hero. Sporting men will , however -
over , back the Australian , who is said. In
spite of his recent performance In the Calu-
foruia club , to bo a first class featherweight.
Dlxon met no reverse at Daly's hands hero
nnJ It is queer how such an impression pro-
vails. True D.dy uiado a very creditable
showing with tho'Boston hoy. but that is the
most that can be saia for him. Sport. Ed. ,
Bco.
High School Kleltl Day.
On Monday , Juno 23 , the Omaha high
school class of "Jl have their class day exor
cises , comprising field day contests and u
plo.ising programme of recitations and
musical selections , following wo give the
programme , togothoi with prizes offered the
successful contestants. Ono of the principal
features of the exorcises at the high school
will be the class song , which was composed
bv Miss Margaret Cook and is entitled the
' Tree Song. "
IMIOOHAMME.
President's address W. C. Taylor
Class history Misses Itlco and Ilnkur
Trcuuratlor. Itollln Smith
Tree Song.
Class poem . . . < Marie 1'nrkcf
Address to lower classes Ilrowor McGiicno
Class prophecy Agnes WiuU
Class Song.
FIKItl ) 1 > AV CONTESTS.
Omuhn high suhool grounds , Monday , Juno
. ' , IbOl , ut l:3Ui : ) . in.
K.NTItir.H.
Knimlng broid Jump : P. Ilaker , ' 01 ; W.
Thompson , ' 9.'i E. I trad Icy , ' 01 i K. J. Morrow ,
'Oil : Hi-nry Ciarl 'O.1.
One hundred yards dush. first heat : II.
Itiillor , ' 01 : V. Hater. 'I'l ' ; K. liradley , 'Oli P. J
Morrow. 'DJj A. I'oterscn , ' 03.
Standing Inoad lump : I' . Ilakor , ' 01 ; \ \ ' .
Thompson , 'OS ; IX Ilracllov , ' 01 ; II. OlarfS 'M.
Ituiinlnif hlchjuinp : W. Thompson. 'OJ ; H.
Hradley , 'HI ; S. Hrown , ' ! ! . ' .
Unit hundred yards dash , Recond heat.
SUndhiK hluli jump : IX Hradloy , ' 01 ; S
Hrown. V. ; C'arl llutriniin. "Jl.
Uno hundred yards dash : Third heat.
Ili [ ) . skip and jump : P. ll.ikcr , 'ill ; W.
Thompson , V. .
llaso hull throw : II. Ilutlcr , ' 01 : P. Ilaker ,
JQ1 ; II. Oliirk , 'Oi ; S. Hrown. 'U , ' ; W. Thompson ,
'
T'olo vault : T. J. Moi row , ' 0.1 ; II. Clarlt , ' 02 ;
V. Schneider , ' 01 ,
TKNNH ENTIIIE9.
Conti'st ut YniuiK Men's I'hrmtlan associa
tion grounds , Tues'lay , Juno S.I. at 1UI3 : : u. yj.
Miss Itlrdlo Adams , ' 01. with llrower Mu-
CaKiio. 'Oli Miss Margaret .Cook , ' 01 , with
I'r.uiols Ilaker , ' 01 ; Ml a Margaret MoKell , ' 02 ,
with Arthur Ourterrj ! ; Miss Cora McUnnd-
Ilsh , 'W , with Scott Urown. ' 1C1 : Miss Kdlth
SchwarU'vll. with llt-rt Itutlor.'IU ; Miss Ada
Stnno. ' 0.1 , with Lynn Uhuiruo , 'Oil MNs Julia
Subwnrt01 , with Howard , I'.irimjleo. ' 01 ;
Miss Hello Morrow , ' 01 , with ( ' , J. Morrow , 'Bit
Miss Kiiinm Us oed , 'id , with llonry LRiood ) , ' 04.
The prUes oifored comprlso the following :
Ono bumirod yard dash : Pair of gold cuff
buttons , from Miss Stacla Crowloy.
Kunufng broad jump : 1'alrof tcnnls-sbocs ,
from Georso W. Cook.
One hundred yard hurdloirace : Solid sil
ver modal , from CSIobo loan and trust com
pany's savingH bank.
Hunnlng high Jump : Solid silver medal ,
from the ll. KG.
Standing high Jump : Straw hat , from
Pouuody , the hatter.
Dasoball throw : llat , ball and glovoi , from
Hiiydon brothers.
Polo vault : Solid silver medal , from Mr.
Homer P. Lowls.
Tennis prize : Uncquot for lady and bolt
for gentleman , from Cross & Dunmlro.
Standing ul'tlieiiiutcurn. .
Following Is the alleged standing of the
so-called City leacuo :
Won. Lost PorO't.
niitmondi A 0 .1000
Nonpurulu 7 1 .867
Cranes S 2 .714
Went Omulm 3 5 , ur&
l-'ulconers 3 10 .2.10
Shamiocku 0 U , nee
Orchards 0 4 .000
With You i1 MoraliiK'0 Coffee.
What has become of Charley Abbey I
Heard that Watty' * hair was turning
yellow.
Dentlner's roast has driven Dave Ro\re
back to work.
Is the flcht to narrow down to the two Ne
braska teams !
Jack CrooUs rauka with the finest of second
end boscmon.
Alyord Is Just the man to fill Washington's
woalc spot at third baso. Ho has been play-
Jack O'Brien has been doing most of Du-
luth's slugging.
Columbus Is vtry tired of Snecd. He Is a
snide out-Holder.
Worden is playing bettor ball slnco his club
shooic Columbus.
It begins to look llko Omaba and Now York
this fall , doesn't iti
White Wines hasn't effected much of a
chnngo down in Denver.
Minneapolis keeps pegging nwav ] ust as if
she had a hope of winning the pennant.
Elmer Smith's homo run Thursday was the
first on the homo grounds for n month.
The association umpires ore not giving sat
isfaction. President Kramer is after GaiT-
noy.
noy.Dan Stearns is the dirtiest ball player in
the country , and is a disgrace to the profes
sion.
Gunson of the Kansas Citys is n great lit
tle catcher nnd decidedly handy with the
stick.
Vickery of Milwaukee has narrowed down
to thrco ponies u day and consequently is
dolnc fine work.
Little Coonoy mar'.o a run up in Khodo
Island ono day last wcok and captured u
pretty Cranston girl.
Some peed friend of .Tack Crooks tondorlv
referred to him as "Monkey Face" in Satur
day's game at Cincinnati.
Hutchlnson li the mainstay'of ' the Chicago
team. Luby and Gvmbort are outclassed ,
but young Stein is doing good work for
Alison's aggregation.
Johnny Sowders Is rapidly getting in form ,
nnd when ho docs the Cowboys may win u
gamo. Johnny Is ono of the nicest little
men In the business.
Old man Anson said early in the year that
ho had no foarof the Now Yorks. Now it
appears that Now York is the only club ho
need have any fear of.
The contract Jumpers Meckln and Hay-
mend have both boon blacklisted. At the
close of this season they will dlsa'ppe.ir and
never be heard of again.
Clnrko refuses to go to Washington , and
the management will keep him on the bench.
The right thing would no to give htm his release -
lease without.furthor fuss.
There Isn't a nvm In the country plnylncn
hotter loft Hold than Lirry Twitcholl. Ho
bos played in forty games , with but two errors -
rors , and has an average of .931.
Sharotl's arm has snapped and Jack
Glasscock Is laid up with a uhahlcd thumb.
In the midst of Now York's Joy there is
scattered a few pangs ot apprehensive ser
row.
row.After
After Wllllo Mains stopped into the box
at Cincinnati last Saturday onlv ono Colum
bus lad saw lir.n. That was Mlch'iel Legs
Lchano. Ho was spared twice by "Yank"
Robinson.
Captain Shannon Is the only Western asso
ciation manager who door n't say that ho Is
going to win the pennant. And still Shan
non's chances are about as gooJ us anybody
oUa's. Sporting Times ,
Glasscock now heads the Now York bat
ting list. There must bo something the mat
ter with Gore , for ho used to bo one of the
best "loader-oil men" in the buslne < s. It is
quite likely that Gore desired a change.
Hy Haou of Mlnnoauolls , when Jim Mac-
ullar raado his nppcarancn up thora , wired
Billlo Buniio : ' 'If you ( ret away with either
Duke or Shugort I shall nuke It a point to
oven up with you personally for damages
sustained. "
If "King" ICel docs not load the association
In hitting this your , ll will not bo the fault
of dear , kind friends. Onlclnlly ho got a
throe-bagger last , wcok for a fly inulTed by
"Pop" Corkhlll. That wa the Associated
press1 unbiased ostlmato of the play.
Hoirers , now catching so well for Lincoln ,
won bis spurs lu thn Houston olub ot the
Texas Icaguo in ISs'J. scnppy Jovco , now
third baseman of tlio lioston lleds , was a
member of the same team and , late In the
icason , Houston sold both to Toledo.
The leaguu race Is something beautiful to
gaze upon. Anson must now oat n Jer oy fed
cow , for no ono bollevcs that the western
clubs are stronger than their eastern breth
ren. If Cincinnati will only brace up every
thing will bo lovely in the leiiguu camp.
The Plttsburgs are a peculiar aggregation ,
and ills doubtful if they land In the tint di
vision. The club has very atrong bitten ,
but the men look out for their averages and
smash the ball instead of trying to bucdlloo.
The work of the high-priced pitcUor husbcec
ing n steady game slnco joining Snydor's tail-
cndcrs.
Paul Radford Is a Sunday observer and
won't play Sunday ball. John Irwlu had to
fill Paul's shoes In last Sunday's giimo at St.
Louis and ho ( It-win ) came near making u
moss of it , ns ho made two errors out of five
chances offered. Boston won , howovor.
The Loulsvilles are drawing poor crowds ,
and , unless the team Is greatly strengthened ,
the club will quit u big loser on the season.
Largo crowds attended the g.immos especi
ally on Sundays when the Colonels were
winning during the showery month of April.
Kelly's Killers run up agiinst a snap once
in a while nnd the boys pile on the agony in
great slmpo. After n lav off of several days
Kelly's men ran amuck last Sunday when
the lloorcd poor Washington 1" to 1. Kelly
corked out two throo-baggers and a slnglo In
live times at bat.
The Clovelands and Bostons broke even
two and two. The weather was cold during
the first two games nnd only 1'MM ) people
were present. The weather was line during
the last two games and over live thousand
IK'oplo turned out , nearly four thousand being
present on Saturday.
another big disappointment. And what a
hole the tc.irn would ho In if Mack should
happen to got injured 1
Catcher Naglo yvas recently dropped from
the Chicago p.iy-roll. Ho received an uncon
ditional roloasc , but Anson is willing to reengage -
engage him when ho recovers the use of his
throwing arm. "I'll try to get my arm in
slinpo , " said Napie to Anson. "If it comes
around nil right I want to rejoin tno Chicago
team if there Is an opening. " Naglo says
Anson treats all his men well.
For n tall-ond aggregation , Pincinnntl has
nothing to complain about. In four Boston
games including two games on Decoration
day the attendance reached 18,000 ; Now
York , in four g.imos , the attendance was
over nlno thousand and would have been
much bettor nnd Loft us' men won ono of the
Ilrst the three contests. And still some
croakers will say that Cincinnati would mulcu
more money in the association !
The report that Charlie Uadbourno fought
with an Illinois regiment during the war has
not been .vholly authenticated. However , it
is well known to war historians that Charlie ,
with other 111111011 boys , started across the
plains In the full of ' 05 to fight the knock-
kneed Sioux tribe of Indians. On the way
out "Had" fell In with Jesse James and they
bcoatno fast friends. "Had" still mlhoros to
the wild western hooray style of doing busi
ness when ho starts out to paint u town.
Boston is likolyjtg have but ono club next
year. There iirowideucos that a big deal Is
on the tapis , unitiomobody will soil out a la
Cincinnati bffjthorhood this fall. Boston
Is the only city in ) the east to fool chilly on
baseball. Saturday the league Crowd was
only : ) , ' .IS1 the smallest of the year but nt
that bcTter than Ilia combined attendance at
any two association contasts. The league
total attendance on Saturday was : tiiil ) ( ) , and
of this 2J.2SO th < 4 largest Now York crowd
on record saw Chli'.igo lese mi oxcltinc
game by ono run. Seven game * in the asso
ciation on both , ; ! Saturday und Sunday at
tracted 17,111. ' ! . Ujujo ball is In a pretty heal
thy state in tliesuiujiys.
ApolM Club Not H.
Wortz's Eagle bas arrived , and It is n
"buto. "
Schncll had botUir soil his \vhool and Join
the Salvation urmj.
Plxloy will ride under the Lincoln Wheel
club colors at York.
Plxloy wont down to Lincoln last wcok to
rldo a couple of races with the ulllauco town
champion.
The weather socins to have 'It In for the
cyclists of this region , only ono run so fur
this month.
Heard Bulndorff Is going to make a trndo
for an Eagle , That's right , old boy , any
thing but a safety.
Plxloy and Wortz rldo n two and n half
mile raca on the Council BlutTs course next
Saturday Hftornoon.
Willlo Wcndlo will attempt to break the
2:70 : record on the Fourth , riding a pnou-
matte tlr > ) d , ordinary.
The run to Glenwood lost Sunday was
postpouod on account of bad roads , but u
start for Blair will bo made today.
The wheelman of the city nro thinking so-
slously of forming a cow'boll brigade to go
out and scrcnada Councilman Olson.
Understand that a very speedy man , dub
bing hlmsolf the Young Men's Christian as
sociation champion has challenged ono of
Omaha's fastest llyors.
Mockott attempted to break the two-milo
record last Thursday night , but got loft. Let
him ride : i full two miles on that track nnd
ho will make it in about ten minutes.
The Apollo Cycling club wil bo ropro-
soniod nt York by Flcscher , Dcnman , Wortz ,
Holton , Schnoll und Potter. With such men
us these the A polios should capture a few
prrzes.
WorU and Floscher wont down to Lincoln
Saturday night for the purpose of challeng
ing Mockott for any kind of u race ho wishes
to run. Now wo will watch him ride a mlle
in 2:54. :
Gross , accompanied by Lillie Williams nnd
a now uniform , consisting of u plug tint nnd anew
now suit of qjothos arrived In town lust
week. Must have held a rovnl while lu the
Twin city.
A report says Mockctt broke Flcscher's
record of 2:5" : ) on n elxtoon-lnp trucK last
wooic. Ho never did it , for tlio simple rea
son that the track on which ho rode is twen
ty-two laps to the milo.
The programmes for the York races were
received last week. It is quite an nrttstlo
picco of work nnd coniists of eight races ,
four ordinary and four safety , for which
some ualuublo prizes arc offered.
Holton and bchnoll went over to Newton
last weak nnd got it in the nock. Holton cot
third in a one-mile race and Schnoll last.
The farmer who won rode a heavy road
wheel while Schnoll rode a racer.
ol'tlio AVheoI.
R. A. Powell Is local consul at Grand Is
land.
"Nicol the Tudor" has boon appointed
tnllor to the Nebraska L. A. W. mom-
bo rs.
Jack Ktistmnn wears a band of crepe
around bis hat now. .Causo , a puncture in
the balloon tire.
Wuldron of the Omaha Wheel club racing
team , rides a pneumatic like an old-timer and
makes the boys sick with envy whoa he
whirls past thorn.
Flowers seem to be quite plenty out in the
northern part of the city Judging from the
mammoth buttoniorcs worn by some of the
club liouso frequenters.
"Scorching" over the Council Bluffs course
is rarely done nowadays Some of our
prominent wluctmen who tano evening spins
across the bridge can testify to this.
Wulstoln Seymour of DJS Molnos , his
lately bcon appointed ortU'ial handlcappor for
District No. 10 , which comprlsot tlio divis
ions of Nebraska , Iowa and Now Mexico.
Die 1C Bolt sojourned with the Council
Bluffs wheel club Sunday , and In company
with them made thu trip to Noola. The
roads were so bad that tuo party tralnad It
homo.
Nebraska division has gained three now
momberti this weult , J. A. Uuvaua < 'h , No.
2VJ72 ; R K. Elhworth , No. 25'J7l : ; John
Kelley , No. 25,117-1. All are residents of
Omaha.
Dr. Jones Is responsible for the present
cnuo In card playing at the club house. Ho
Introduced a new game called "domino
whist'1 or "poker whist" ono evening of last
week nnd it has caught on llko wildilro.
Co in o around and learn the gamo.
"Cvku" Lyttlo , ono of the old timers ,
pedals along In some of the "scorches"
"Just ns easy , " und tins no trouble to keep up
with the procoislon. "Cyko" is another devotee -
voteo of the U. O. O. who has lately forsaken
bis Ideal uud taken up with the "chain
gang.1
Emerson , Porterflold , Morris , Kastman ,
Epcnotor und Smith took In the bund con
cert ut Hunucom park Sunday attornoon. By
the way , the pane Is growing moro popular
ns n rc-iortumong the wheelmen. Whether it
U the music , t'vo cooling khudo or the fair
BVX which draws them no ono soumsllltng
to admit.
At a into mooting of the city council an
ordinance was introduced by Councilman
Oo ! < on prohibiting cyclist * to rldo tbolr machines
chinos on tlio strouts without a halt or gonrf.
TJiasQ bolls und gongs are to bo rung utovory
corner and wboji approaching cross streets.
What n utco nolso four or tlvo hundred bulls
nnd gongs will make in the future.
Solfk'en.Wnldron nnd Courudi , three of the
faithful , went down to Missouri Valley Sun
day. They report the roads In very fulr
shape nnd their treatment at the hands of
the Missouri Valley wheelmen was both n
surprise and pleasure. "Nothing was too good
for them while they remained within the
contlncsof the village , The Missouri Vnlloy
boys were rather disappointed that moro of
our boys did not turn out.
The races nt the coming moot nt York will
be eight in number , and uro equally divided
lotweon ordinary and sufoty. Below is the
programme and prize list :
Ono milo ordinary , novices ; prizes , silk
umbrella nnd shaving sot ; two places.
One mlle safety , novice ; pri/es bicycle
lamp nnd traveling bag ; two plaoas.
Two mlles ordinary , open ; prizes , gold and
silver medals ; two places.
Ono mlle safety , open ; prUos , gold and sil
ver medals ; two places.
Quarter mlle ordinary'open ; prl or , cyclometer
meter and tiair outing shirts ; two places.
Two-milo safety , open ; prides gold and sil
ver medals ; two places.
One-half mile ride and run , novelty :
prizes , silver cup nnd L. A.v pin ; two
places.
One mlle ordinary H:20 : class , prizes , pair
pedals and dressing case , two places.
A six-day , twelve-hour , bicycle race for
girls is one of the Juno events at Minneap
olis. Three Minnesota girls are training for
the race Goorgio Laporto , Tresslo Glass-
ford and Jennie Paris. They will bo pitted
nculnst "crack old timers" Miss Baldwin ,
Miss Hurvoy nnd Miss Nelson.
At Now Haven this woolt W. G. Murphy
In a ono-milo safety handicap rode from
scratch on n pneumatic safety in 2 minutes
2Jn < seconds. This is the fastest time ever
made in competition in the world.
A bicycle Uro brigade has boon formed in
Houston , Tex. The corps consists of two
tundoiiis , currying as , hooks nnd ropes , nnd
n number of slnglo machines , carrying forty
feet of hose each.
Columbus , O , , mail-carriers nro to be olo-
vitod on bicycles. In Washington not only
tlio narrlors but the messenger boys rldo
wheels on their rounds.
A score of pretty cyclists are boolcod to
make the "century run" from Newark to
Philadelphia today.
The mlle record for pnoumatlc-tlrcd wheel
will bo tackled by A. B. Uicb ut Hartford on
July I.
There Is to bo a big tourney nt Buffalo this
month. Dan Canary , the trick rider , will bo
there.
A bono shukor race will bo n feature of
the league moot ut Detroit.
Sporting Notes.
Prof. John Donaldson has taken charge of
the ntblclic rooms of the Twin City club.
"Parson" Duvls Is to bo married to a
Frisco girl , and will settle down tUoro after
the Filzslinmons-HnU ilgnt.
Jimmy Konnnrd , tlio "St. Paul Kid. " Is
trying to get on u light with Martin Flah
erty , the LOU ell bantam , now In Chicago.
Hello Hoiko.s , IMcks and Colonel Felton all
tied for the flwt money In the shoot for the
Audubon club purse at Chicago and divided
.
Boston has nCat Brooders' association , and
Its first annual show Is creating much Inter
est In tbo homo of the blue stockings this
week.
Tom nyan of Chicago , nnd Billy McMillan
of Washington , have signed to light for n
tl.WKi purse within 200 miles of Chicago
Augustb.
Diinny Noodhnm of Minneapolis nnd John
Collins , instructor of boxing at the Detroit
Athletic clubwill light to a finish with gloves
for an ? sOO puno nt Detroit tomorrow night
Joe Lannon does not seem to have any Idea
of quitting the ring , for ho has notified Joe
Clioynskl's backun la 'Frisco that ho will
moot their man on arrival.
DUclplcs of Ur.alt Walton und advocates of
rillo and shotgun are remembered now In
grout departments In the Sporting Times. It
is tlio handsomest publication of the kind In
the bind with its now summer co.it of mnny
colors.
"Sailor" Brown writes the following letter :
"I have concluded to retire from the ring. I
have n position that pays mo $75 u mouth ,
which is bolter tuan lighting , for after nil I
have dona I haven't saved enuugti to buy u
dog house. "
Tim Denver iradostrlan match was n mUor-
nblo llusco. The attendance was so poor
that the gates were closed uftor three duv
Manager Tomllnson Is In the hole J.VX ) nnd
the suwdust trnmnora will not got n cent
Eight of the nine huvu not a dollar , nnd all
are fully 2,000 miles from homo. Tbo situa
tion , to them , U dosporato. An effort will
bo made to got up a scries of short races fof
their benefit. At the close the score stood :
1 * . Guerrero , 2'tS ; Connor , 2H3 ; Cartwrightk
22Hon'elman : , 220 ; Cox , 223 ; Moore , 200 ?
G. Guerrero , l'J2 ; Hurt , 1 < J2 ; Dona , 177 miles !
Charles Moth , the wrestler , was knocked
out by Bdlv Woods of Denver In throa
rounds last Monday night. Moth had tha
best of the mill for two rounds , but at tha
opening of the third Woods landed u heavy
fuco blow und then placed a right-hander In
the jugular , sending Moth to earth , where ha
wns counted out by Hoforeo Donaldson. lm. > - '
mud lately at the ton seconds , however , > J
regained his feet nnd sidled In again. Ij/atid
scrimimigo Unit followed ho was thwwB oven
the ropes by Woods and a claim of foul
mado. This wns not allowed , however , ns It
occurred after Moth was counted out.
MulsumiClCnra , the newly arrived chnra *
plon Japanese wrestler's challenge to wrcstld *
any man In America for $2.10 or $ T 00 a side > ,
mixed style nnd Japanese style Included , has
boon accepted. Ernest Hoebcr called nt tha
Police Ga/i-tto ollico jestorday , posted $50
forfeit and loft the following challenge : "la
reply to the challenge cf Mntsuma Kara , tha
champion wrestler of Japan , to wrostU
Grirco-Kotnnn , cntch-us-catch-oan nnd Jnpat -
ese styles upninst any man In America , I act
copt. Will wrestle Kara according to thtt'
proposition for $2.10 or S500 a side. Thsf
mutch to tnko place two or three weeks frooi
signing articles. "
Ql/KSTIOMi AXI > AXSff'XItS.
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OMAHA , Not ) . , Juno 10. To tlio Sportlni ; r > l
ItorofTiiK lint To settle a hot. pli'nsa un
finer tlio following : A bats II that ho IIIIH mora
money In Ills pocket Hum H has. A shows iM. ,
und ( I if' ' ) . A thun claim * thu bot. dot-luring
that II bud no money In bin ( A'a ) iiuckot.--
I'rlntur.
Ans. Any authority would dor'Jo ' ngaltuji
A. He loses ,
OMAHA , .limn 10. To the KportlnK Kdllor oi
TIIK HIK : : 1'loasost.ttn In dunday'H HKK In
) mt county In Ireland tlio parents of Johu fV
b'nlllviin came from , Shamrock.
Ans Connemnrn.
| JKUWooi > . Dale , Juno 10. To tlio Sportlnf
Kdllorof TIIK llii : : : In u KIIIIIU of unvhru
nays lie will play alone , H nays bo will ulay
a ono. If II t'el.s thu throe tricks does It count
u ( itii'lirn , which Is two points , or does ho siot )
four iiiilnts , or to iniiko four polnl-s mast you
liiKo nil thn trl''Iis'1'lotisu unswnr this Ul
jour neM yiiniliiy'n IlKK. Itaadwood ,
Alls. It is it "eiicbro" only.
OMAHA. Nob. , Juno20. To the "porting FdU
nil-of I'm : HUE : In nganidof m/zle-d'iz/lo , A
M pnlntH , H 51 points ; A lilds U , liolil ue ,
Mm : , qni'im anil Jack and culli for ten. , w
H liuldH A iniikus M polnlN. II clulms no
out too , and wins tlio uotI' J McOrutli ,
Ans.This question was kindly answered
by mall last week and answered corruclly.
Mr. McGruth , you must recollect In tlili
llttlo iramoyou spunk of that when pUylna
for any kink of u stake your partner Is youv
opponent always. Can you get that through
your thinker , If so , you liuvo tbo answer. I <
ii played low us I said last week , ho wins , II
not , not.
ioux CITV. la. , Juno I ft. To the Sporting
I'dltor of TIIK 11EK ! Will you ploitiu dm Ida
ilio following question In the next Mimdny
KMIO of TIIK DAILY Hi. > : : A hut * II llml th
ilout C'lty Imhiiball club will boat thn l.oMttri
bui > oiall | club ! ! to I 'I ho score of thu'nm
was I to 0 In favor of tlio bloux Oltyv. Whlob ,
wlimV Thomas Htanton
Ans. Ono to nothing Is better than 2 to 1 ,
uul of course A wins. When ho mailo the
iiot It wns Implied that SlouxCity would win
uy n score of 2 to 1 or hotter.
t-oimi OMAHA. Nuli.lnnn IB. To the Ppnrtlnf
frllfornf TllK I\KK \ : Kindly answer HIT foH'-w-
liil ? In your next Sunday odltlun. I Imt th t
Imalia wins on u eurtulii duv. piny ur pay ,
Hitln iirovunts the Kiiuo. | Do I Imat
Ans You do not.
Tbcro are n couple of loiters at tbonuortlnff
department of this office for C. W. Ashlnuor.
tbo bicyclist.
Slim/io.v , NI < | ) . , JIIIMI IB To tlio Kportlne
r.diturof Tin : HI.K : Will you plu.isc unto la
THE M-.MIAV HKK whether or not thu itiuii w >
nut In HID following cam. The IIIIKC riinnor
with uttninlit UK to cot homo from tn rd but
did not miilio It. nml In rutnrnliiK to third tha
liull witH uliciid of him and wan hold out by
the luibumuii. the runner In slldlnIn trnlng
axHlnsliliiioiitiitri'ldifil ball with nu < h foron
n K to knock It from the IKIHCIIIIUI h liiind ,
though iiiiliiteiitlon.tily Thn umpire decldoil
ihn biiho rnniiLT not ouU How wai H-\lj ,
HI Is.
Is.Mis. . Tbo umpire was correct.
KI.MHOOII. Nub. . Juno | 5 , To the Sportln ,
Tilttorof lntillEr. : A dUpnie has irisen ate
to n holder uri up curve cuu bu throyu or uutl ,
-A U Muytlulu. j
Ans. It can.