THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , SUNDAY HEl'TEMBER 20 , 1891-SIXTEEN PAGES.
SPORTS OF WANING SUMMER ,
Jack Davis and Billy Woods to Oollldo
Tomorrow Night.
A SAO CASE OF BASE BALL DELIRIUM
Omnliti'n Fancy Canines The Bakers'
limlgct Wllli DOR and Oun
nd IJroozy Local
O , tomorrow night
Is the night when
Jack Davit , Oma
ha's heavy weight
pugilist , and Billy
Woods , Denver's as
pirant lor champion
ship honors , moot ,
Is It I Well , it wit )
bo light , there's no
doubt about that ,
nnd Jack's hundreds
of admirers hero
will anxiously await
news of the result. Tlio battla Is to take
place In tlio Pacific club , San Francisco , and
is for n purse of $ , ' ,500 , and no light outsldo
of those between Corbott and Jackson , Kil-
rain and Codfroy and Dempsey and La
Blanche , has created moro excitement and
speculation among the fancy of the coast than
this. They are banking on a great battle ,
and probably will not bo disappointed. Call-
fornlans have soon Davis perform , and consequently
quently bavo a very healthy regard for him.
They saw the pride of the coast , Joe ClioynskI ,
narrowly escape de-feat at his hands , In fact ,
it is claimed , and on good grounds too , that
it was not the long arms nnd knotty dukes of
the doughty Bohemian that pulled out that
purse for him , but tbo pong which announces
the beginning and cndlnir of each round. The
manipulation or this bud been so admirably
arranged that It Ingeniously prolonged the
three minutes in which Choynski was getting -
ting iho best of it , and abroviatcd the period
In which the Omaha man was proving him
self a hara citizen. In the fifth round Jack
had his man done , ha was groggy and help
less , and one moro punch would have orovon
a sure enough narcotic , but just as Davis was
about to hand it to him , the gong sounded ,
fully three-quarters of a minute before tlmo
wns up. This proved Choynski's salvation.
The allotment of a little extra time for rest
enabled Joo's friends to shape him up won
derfully , and from that on ho fought the
battle out on different tactics from those
which marued his movements from the
beginning. Davis had started in on
_ xtt'0 ' hurricane style , nnd Choynski being unprepared -
prepared for such treatment had the hands
of a comparatively unknown man , would
surely have been beaten had it not boon for
the unmistakable warning ho received In
the filth. After that ho stood off and allowed
Davis to outright himself , then at the oppor
tune moment , .sailed in nnd cut on the
kibosh. In the nrst Ilvo rounds it was
Greek against Creole , Choynski fighting in
much the sumo style as Davis. However , be
that as It may , tbo club patrons are all ugog
over the coutllct of tomorrow night. ' Up to
yiithlu the past week Davis has been n prime
* farorlte at till the rosorts.andas a result thcro
has been but little betting , the Woods fol
lowers demanding preposterous odds. In the
last few days , though , there has been a
narked change and the sentiment prevails
that Woods Is a very likely young
fellow and that his chances nro not nearly so
meagre as at first supposed. Ho is training
at Sansalito. along with Hoddy Gallagher ,
who is preparing lor his fight with Young
Mitchell , mid the reports have been coming
In that ho is showing up in wonderful form.
Being a healthy , robust youth , ho takes nat
ural Iv to training , and Is said to bo. so far as
physical preparation goes' , perfection itself ,
btlil those reports have not begot sufllcient
-i Confidence among Billy's supporters to lu
, - ll uco thorn to lay much money In fact , none
at all on oven terms on iho outcome.
Davis still remains close at hU quarters on
the Jose road quietly fitting himself lor a
Jtnock-out condition , under tha intelligent
laentorship of his brother Charles , Danny
rJeocilinm nnd Australian Billy Smith , who
Whipped Tom AlcCarty last Tuesday night.
It goes without saylug that he Is in line fettle ,
nnd that when ho stops into the rlnir
tomorrow night ho will bo lit to lleht for a
roan's llfo. Just before leaving for tbo Slope
Jack tola the writer that of all the fights bo
bad ever been in , this Is the ono ho wanted
to win. It is more money than either man
has over fought for , nnd the feeling between
them is not exactly of a dovo-liko character.
In any event , somebody Is going to got hurt ,
but Jack is my choice for a winner.
It Was a Killer.
The reorganization of the Omaha ball club
lias done moro to damage the interests in the
gam * in this city than any ono ether thing- ,
excepting the wrecking of tbo old club in
July. After this had boon accomplished , and
it was ascertained beyond any manner of
doubt that the members of the old club could
not bo retained , the game should have boon
dropped , absolutely , for the rest of the soa-
Bon. This was tbo urgent advice of TUB
BEE , and the probable results wcro specific
ally pointed out. The linportunatlon of
President KrautholT and the ether clubs ,
prevailed , however , and the ill-advised
echumo was pushed forwara. This was
made possible , though , only bv the promised
aid of Ily Hnch of the Minneapolis club ,
Dicif Mulcahy of the Sioux Cltys , President
Glllolto of tbo Mllwuukcos Pros. Pack
ard and John Speas of the Kan
sas Citys. Thoio gentlemen put
flown their natros for f.VX ) ouch , then the city
was canvassed nnd about fl.MW was raised.
Tills latter subscription , however , was all
that over materialized with the exception of
n couple of hundred dollars from Sioux City ,
nnd Denver's and Kansas City's
full quota. Shortly subsequent Mluno-
npolls threw up the sponge and Hach
refused to put up a penny of his Omaha subS -
S < jcriptlon ; then Milwaukee Jumped to the
American , and Glllotto wont back on his do
nation , and the result was that the Omaha
club found Itself subsisting on wind In loss
than three weeks after its advent into llfo.
( The Inevitable consequence was iho complcto
collupso of ton days ago. The only wonder is.
that manager Load ley was enabled to keep
the club in existence as long as ho did. This
% vas a bltlor and oxpcnsivoexporlonco to sev
eral local parties , and tboy now sco the folly
of the undertaking at the start. But it is too
late for lamentations or regret. Tbo work
lias been done and there Is a nuciber of
orstwhllo rank enthusiasts In the
oport who wouldn't touch It again with a
ton-foot polo. They wore honest nnd earnest
In their rfforts to rehabilitate the Rnmo hero ,
though , and are entitled to the fullest mcas-
Uro of credit. They hoped to sustain the
reputation of tbo town as being a Ilvo and
prosperous burg and able to maintain nny
Dutornriso in which it entered , ana It Is a
pity tboy failed. Mr. Hach and Mr. Gillette ,
us a grand denouement to the muddle , will
bo made to show In tbo courts why the
amounts subscribed by them are not collect-
rjblo.
Tlio 1'lot Continue * to Thicken.
From the tone of iho base ball press
throughout the west the prospects for a now
kjsooiation out this way next year looks slim
ludood. President Spoas and the stockholders
pf the Kauoas City club nro already casting
their lines far a berth somewhere next sea-
ton , nnd they claim that tbo bars to the
American association will bo lot down for
them. Spoa has had several conferences
with thu boss dunderhead , Chris Von dor
Abe , of tbo association In the last wcolr , and
professes much Jubilation over the chances
lor his club. Tbo St. Louis papershowever ,
flo not Justify Johnulo's elation. The Globe-
Democrat says ;
"President Speas of the Kansas City club
arrived. In St. Louis yesterday morning and
Witnessed thogamo between the Baltimore *
nd Browns from President Von dor Abo's
box. Ho came hero to arrange for a series of
exhibition games between the Browns and
Kansas Cltys , to DO played after the close of
tbo championship season , and Incidentally to
ascertain what chance there was for Kansas
City to accuro an American association fran-
chlio. The datcj for the ( jamns were
arranged , and ho wan given to understand
that , In the qvent of St , LouU and Baltimore
withdrawing from the association to enter
the league , Kanias City would have a chance
10 enter the charmed clrcio. "
1 > roai this it would seem that tu < cowboys
chances nr0 not overly brilliant , for It Ii extremely
tromoly problematical wher thcro will bo any
addition * to the toaguo In another year. Tbo
The St , Louis Hopubllo oven goes farther
and pokes all sorts ot fun n
Kansas City nnd her base b.M
ruplrntlons , and says tbat the
vlllapo on the Knw has no show for a plae <
In the rmoclatlon as long as Chicago and
Brooklyn remain on earth , nnd wants to
know what Ii tbo matter with Omaha , Lin
coln , Sioux City nnd other metropolitan
western cities. Thcio pleasantries had a
bad effect on the Kansas City Times' young
man. and ho Irately declares that "tho Ho-
public knows no rnoro about what Is going to
happen in the bate ball world than a Kansas
coyote , nnd when President Speas says that
Kansas City has a chance to gat in the Amor
lean association bo very probably knows
what ho Is talking about. "
Another stack of whites , ploaso.
The Hniuicr IJnso Hall Mess.
The Don Qulxoto war in the Western asso
ciation Is being still llorcoly waged. To the
cranks familiar with ah the phases of tbo
campaign it has been an amusing ono , but
the grand flnalo Is most ludicrous , Tbo once
powerful (1) ( ) organization has nctuallv scopet
away until but two clubs remain , that is ,
but two clubs which will finish the season ,
Kansas City ana Sioux City. Slnco the flnal
bust up of the Omaha club , Denver has been
arbitrarily and unjustly kicked out into the
cold world. However , she claims that she Is
still In the light and her team will report
dally on their grounds for each game sched
uled there , and If she llnds no loam there to
do her battle , the game will bo hers 0 to 0 ,
according to all rules and regulation ? . Presi
dent Packard declares that his team will bo
kept intact and all salaries paid in full
to the legitimate close of the season ,
and that at the end bo will claim the pen
nant , and It looks as if his claim must stand.
Ho cannot loose a gamu under the pres
ent status of things , and the eleven
straight games scbodulod for Denver will
give thorn the championship by a clear mar
gin. Packard declares that if there is a post
season or world's championship series played
with the National league winners It must bo
played with his team. On the other hand
Kansas City and Sioux City are determined to
play out the remaining games between them
selves and the team that coir03 out with the
best percentage shall bo awarded the
championship , nnd have the call
on the world's series with
the champions of the league. Johnnto Speas
nnd Count Mulcahy say that Denver should
have boon built somewhere in Kansas or Iowa
If she wanted to romalu'.in the Western asso
ciation until the termination of tbo season of
1891 , nnd Packard gets b.iok nt them with the
assertion that neither ono of those states
would make a good suburb for Denver. Was
there over such another moss in base bain
Slnco writing the above Sioux City finished
the season hlono by herself , and Mr. Mul
cahy will award his team the pennant as
soon ho can have ono mado. Kansas City has
Joined Denver in the grand kicking match ,
but Mulcahy Is on top.
Two Sets of Clininploii < ) .
Sioux Ulty claims that she has made ar
rangements to play the Chicagos n series of
games during the reign of the corn palacn.
Anson , however , denies this , but says ho
will , in all probability , moot the western
champions , in case an underatatrfing is not
reached with the American association. In
.such an event ho would prefer a whnck at
the champion association team. If no settle
ment is effected with tbo latter bed } ' , however -
over , how will the winners of the Western
association bo determined upon. Denver , by
the system of forfeited names she is now enJoying -
Joying , must certainly emerge from the strife
at the close of the season with tno highest
percentage of won games , which will give
her the pennant. Bui Kansas City and the
Corn Huskcrs have played out the season all
by their lonclies , and Sioux City de
clares that she has now the bunt
ing. It is a stupendous problem , and
the great board of mis-control can alone
figure out the solution. But it is a shabby
way , In any event , to treat the second big
gest base bail organization on earth , isn't Itt
.As it now looks thcro are bound to bo two
sets of Western association champions.
Tom Cole's III ; ; Venture.
Madison Square Garden , Now York , Sept.
1(5. ( To the Sporting Editor of the Bun : As
1 told you when in Minneapolis nt the Fitz-
simmons-Hall light that I was going to
have the greatest sis-day bicycle race over
run in the world. You see I am hero and
bavo closed the contract for the garden and
have evorytuing In line shape for tbo big
ovcnt. I huvo tbo following crack entries
from this country and Europe , us follows :
Thomas English , North Shields , England ;
Willie Wood.Nortn SheldsEnglandThoraas ! ;
Battensly , Now Castle , England ; W. Lamb ,
Now Castle , England ; Alfred Ilobb , Bir
mingham , England ; Arthur Uobb , Birming
ham , England ; George Edlln , Coventry.
England : E. Oxborrow , Coventry , England ;
Fred Allard , Coventry , England ; Fred
Hawker , Leicester. England ; Richard
Hawaii , Leicester. England ; Jules Dubois ,
Paris , Franco ; M. J. Mediugcr , Paris ,
France ; Louis Cattoroau , Angers , Franco ;
Charles Torrent. Dijon , Franco ; J. D. Lums-
den , Aberdeen , Scotland : W. Stage , Abor-
dcen.Scotland ; W. J. O'Flonngon.TIpperary ,
IrelandjPatrlo MurtinCounty Clnro.Iroland ;
John S. Prince , Boston , America ; Lieut. Ed.
Reading , Fort Omaha , America ; W. J.
Morgan , Portland , Ore. , America ; Albert
Schock , Chicago , America ; Charles Ashin-
ger , Oklobomn , America ; Eddie McDowell ,
Philadelphia , America.
This makes the greatest Held of racing
men over entered for a single professional
raco. The track will bo tbo some size as that
in the Coliseum in your city , but the turns
will bo raised four inches to the foot , which
will make this track much faster. The race
starts October IS , at 12:05 : midnight. If
possible a six-day race will bo arranged with
Iho most of those won for Omaha sometime
In December , that is if I can offer sufllcient
Inducements for them to go so far wost.
Yours truly , TOM ECK.
Croat Danes In Oinalin.
Hal McCord , through Charlie Sabins of the
Diamond , who is unquestionably the best lo
cal authority on the Gorman mastiff , has Just
imported a magnificent specimen of thi * royal
brood , at a cost of $150. "Thoros , " Is a tiger
striped great Dane , ten months old , thirty-
flvo inches on the shoulder , stick measure ,
and weighs 150 pounds. Ho if n superb ani-
maland possibly the superior of any Great
Dane owned in this part of the country.
There are but three other specimens of the
thorough bred Gorman mastiff owned in this
city beside Thoros , Dan Allen by Pluto , out
of Jeannette , Is owned by JacK Morrison. Ho
Is a line follow. Ho is sixteen months old ,
thirty-flvc Inches at the shoulder and weighs
ISO pounds. Nnnon , n beautiful blue bitch ,
by Major out of Juno , is tbo property of
Charllo Sabins. She Is thirty-four and one-
half on tbo shoulder , weighs 140 pounds and
Is not qulto fourteen months old. The other
dog , a white and black , and also a splendid
specimen is owned by Charlie Kosters. This
Is the dog brought over from Germany by
Fred Krug this summer , but his pedigree 1s
not at hand.
Ttio Knnncl Club's Work.
The Omaha Kennel club , notwithstanding
itbas not been heard from In any measurable
extent recently , is still in a healthful and
nourishing condition. Now members are
being admitted every week and by next
spring the organization will bo strong enough
to Justify something elaborate In tbo bench
show lino. There has been a noticeable
growth In the interest of fine dogs slnco the
organization was formed , and ovcrv effort
will bo made to maintain and increase thu
feeling. There Is no fancy in the world that
gives greater pleasure than dogs , and they
may bo made to pay well. In fact , there Is
money In broodlnir dogs for market , and con
siderable fortunes bavo boon made in the
business. But , of course , It Is with this as
with everything else Intelligence and pains
taking effort are essential to success.
Miscellaneous Ijoual Sports.
From the present abundance of water in
all tbo lakes and streams , sportsmen are
counting on great geese and duck shooting
this fall.
Pat Allen , formerly of this city , fought
Gcorgo Lear at Loadvlllo last Wednesday
night and knocked him out alter a terrifllo
battle of sixteen rounds.
The Omaha Pot Stock association has ap
pointed a committee to take the preliminary
itops toward an exhibition some tlmo during
bo winter , probably in.December.
Teal shooting Is fairly good , mornings and
evenings , ut most all of the adjacent waters.
3orao fairly good bags have been made at
Houoycrook , Honoshoo and Cut-off lakes.
J. 1C Burkettof the Roadster club reports
that the formation of a similar organization
will lw cffoctod In the IllulK nnd that nn In
torcstlnp exchange of mooting * will bo tha
consequence.
Jack Davis ha * boon tendered nn offer o
1,000 to moot the winner of tbo Glbson-Wil
Hams fight , which takes place nt Oedon this
month , nnd win or loose with Woods toinor
row night , ho says ho will accept.
Pat Klllon. formerly of St. Paul , but who
now resides In Now \ork , wrltos his old
backer , Ed. Uothory of thi city , that ho wll
win his fight wltb Bob Ferguson , October
10 , or rotlro from the ring forovor.
A. Kcrner Is the proprietor ot ono of the
best bred pointers , Jupiter Bong , owned In
Omaha. Ilo Is by Devonshire Sam , out o
MyQueon , with the blood of the great Cham
plon Sensation coursing through bis vnlns.
Ed. Krug escorted n party of lohtbyologlcn
artists down to Nlsnabotna last Tuosdnr
nnd on Wednesday they made a famous
catch of bass , Mr. Krug himself landing a
"buto" that weighed fojr pounds and thrco
quarters.
Major Marshal of Council Bluffs Is organ
Izlngn party of Omaha nnd Council Bluffs
sportsmen for n raid ngninst the door.grouse
geese nnd ducks In the wilderness of north
Minnesota , the party to start the last week
in this month.
The report that the Jacks have como In is
erroneous. The birds rarely drop down hero
before the last of September. The trouble Is
that the average gunner who goes a11 old
those days doesn't know a Wilson Jack from
a yellow-leg or tip-tall.
The late Danlol S. Parmeleo was a sporti-
nnn of the old school. Ho was n charter
member of the original Omaha Gun club ,
along with Judge Kennedy nnd ether well
known old citizens , and was an export with
either shotgun or riflo.
The closing fall meeting of the Union Park
Trotting and Running association will beheld
hold at the Council Bluffs cnurso , Tuesday ,
Wednesday , Thursday and Friday , October
20 , 2) ) , 23 nnd SM. There will bo n grand list
of entries nnd four days of good sport.
Polo Simpson , nn Inveterate sportsman ,
has Just roturncd from n hunt in the north
western part of the state. Ho reports the
prospects for the approaching wild fowl sea
son to bo unpreccdontedly good , as already
there has been nn unusual incoming of teal
and mallard.
Billy Thompson , Frank Wlthnell and
Warren Finch of this city , nnd Al Lomax
and Bob Douglas of Lexington spent several
days camning last week near tbo latter
place. They returned Saturday with n
wagon load of game , including 121 chicken ;
and any quantity of smaller gitmo.
It is no moro than Just to Fred Fuller testate
state that bo made his scores at the late
tournament of the Schutzonveroin under un
favorable circumstances. Ho had been suf
fering from a cold for a week , and on the
last day , whan ho shot till race with John
Pelty , was nervous nnd unsteady. Mr. Ful
ler will insist on another crack at the cham
pion before the 'now boirius to fly.
Jncx Prince , tbo bicyclist , has turned up in
Dos Molncs , nnd tbo first coal train Is liable
to bring him hero. The Register says of him :
"John S. Prince , known to all wheelmen as
the champion long distance rider of the
world , was the central llguro of a group of
wheelmen who assembled at tno fair grounds
track Sunday morning. Just for exercise Mr.
Prince rode around the track with the Dav
enport boys , ono of the latter taking the place
of another as bo became winded or tired.
Thus the champion tired out the whole crowd
ono by ono , and then after bis last competitor
dropped out h < * gave an exhibition of fast
riding. His endurance was wonderful , tbo
exertion scarcely producing an irregularity in
his breathing , but leaving him as fresh and
chipper as a spring chicken after a rain. "
Snorts or tlic Charlie Horse.
St. Louis has released Catcher Doll Dar
ling.
ling.King
King Gaffnoy has boon appointed on the
league's umpire start.
Dan Shannon has again donned a base ball
uniform , and is making his customary ono
and two errors daily.
Dad Clarke , slnco ho landed in Oawcgo the
last time , has boon as dead to the base ball
world as if ho was under tbo sod.
The Milwaukee * broke the record of run
getting for tnls year the other day , securing
thirty-three runs off Dan Shannon's Wash
ington gang.
Frank Ward , who played such a stiff game
for the late lamented Millers , has failed to
keep pace with tho. Pittsburg Smoked Ital
ians and was released last. week. .
Deacon GriQln has finally faded from view
at Washington , and thus another of the old
Omaha team has mot bis reward. Sandy was
n star out bore , but bo didn't shins long in
the orient.
Schrivor , the old Milwaukee catcher , Is
doing about tbo host back stop work in the
league. Victory , the delivery end of the
old battery , is up with the big ones too. Out
of six games ho has lost but one.
What is tbo matter with Cooneyl He
hasn't taken part in the last half dozen games
played bv Chicago Dublon has boon playing
short. It is probable , however , that the in-
| ury Snapper Nava received last week was
moro lasting in its effects than was at first
supposed.
The Kansas City-Sioux City series for the
Western association championship closed
according to Mulcaby's edict last Fri
day , according to an agreement between
themselves. Denver will go on , however , to
tbo legitimate close of the season , and claim
every game for which she was originally
scheduled.
Bob Lcadloy said the sight of a man pas-
ng the hat around in the grand stand at
Sioux City for subscriptions to helo out
Dmaba was a picture that made him blush.
But it was true , nnd quarters and dimes and
nickels wcro deposited in the cady to the
tune of $18.75 , but Manager Bob refused to
accept them !
After tno season is finished representatives
from Hastings , Fremont , Plnttsmouth , Beatrice -
rice , Kearney , Grand Island , Nebraska City
and Blair will moot for the purpose of seeing
what can bo done towards organizing a state
ouguo for next season. Omaha might as well
; ot in line , for the prospects for professional
jail next season are poor indeed.
Kansas Glty has demonstrated her knowl
edge of llrst-chm ball players by the on-
rngomont of big Sam Dungnn and Pitcher
5toii | of the disbanded Otnahas. Dungan
since his connection with the two clubs has
lullt up a batting average of .3&0 and leads
.ho Western association. His Holding , too ,
ins boon par excellence itself. Stein , ton ,
bus done extraordinary work In the box , and ,
with tbo exception of his first game in Kan
sas City aix weeks ago , has never bcon nit in
a single game for moro than eight hits. The
Cowboys have undoubtedly a strong man la
tbo ox-Cbicagoan.
or the Wheel.
S. J. Rumol Is very ill at bis homo.
H. K. Smith is wrestling an attack with
of typbo-malaria.
Eddie Gygor has taken to the wheel again
and the active ranks hall him with dolight.
W. J. Morris loaves this week for an ex-
ended trip through the Dakota * and U'yom-
ng.
ng.Runs
Runs for today : Omaha Wheel club to
Waterloo ; Tourist wheelmen to Louis
ville.
F. H. Slofkin of the Omaha Wheel club
ms a now bugle call which ho terms the
'dinner call. " it should bo board to bo ap-
ireclatcd.
The Omaha Wheel club spent list Sunday
at Calhoun returning to thu city about 1
> 'clockquito a number turned out and on-
eyed the run immensely ,
The several wheeling organizations arj
.aking advantage of thcso beautiful moon-
Ight nights in a manner which makes the
old timer thijik ot the happy days of the
Dodge Street club houso.
J. Henry Cartmnn of the Tourists will
ofllclato as referee at the Missouri Valley
races which will occur October 14. J. Henry
s the right man for the place , as his oxpor-
ouco and thorough knowledge of amateur
racing make him un ideal tcfoieo.
James E. Uborsolo , the popular vice presi
dent ot the Omaha Wheel Club , has { Joined
.ho . ranks of the benedicts. Wednesday
evening ot this week Miss Fannlo Hlckok
bocuino Mrs. J. E. Eborsolc. Immediately
after the ceremony the happy pair took the
ruin for tbo east wboro they will spend their
louoymoon. Tbo best wishes of the entire
ocal wheel fraternity accompany them.
The Tourist Wheelmen paraded down to
Missouri Valley lo-tt Sunday ' and spent the
day as the guoits of the 'Missouri Valley
iVheol club. The boyx received a royal wcl-
: omo at tbo hands of their hoiu and speak
ilgbly of tbo Missouri Valley Wheel club as
ontort&luers. Should the boys from the
Valley over make Omaha a visit they will
Ind the Tourist Wheelmen with welcoming
mnds to receive them.
Use Halter's German fills , tbo great co n
tlpatlon and liver regulator.
Till : VOl'.VO TJf'/tjj/U/M. /
1 t nt
A 1.11(5 IjCNJKYIt.
Jamrs'htcnmln \ ! Ittt'y.
Thorol little girl , don'tferyl
They have broken ybvrt doll , I know ;
And your tea lol'bato
And your play boU4o , too ,
Are things of long ntroV
But childish trouble * will soon pass by ;
Thorol little girl , don't'cirFl
n ,
Thorol little girl , don'tery !
They have broken your state , I know ;
And the glad , wild/ways
Ot your sohi ilgirtUnys
Are things of lotr ago\
But llfo and lava will inoa como by ;
There ! little girl , don't cry 1
Thorol little girl , donH'cry I
They have broken yoilr heart , I know ;
And the rainbow gleams
Of your youthful dreamj
Are things of long ago ;
But heaven holds all for which you sigh ;
There 1 ttttloglrl , don't cry 1
Sim Hail Him There.
Harper's Young People : There was once a
mother who was tonJ of pointing her moral
lectures with practical Illustrations down
from the dallv lifo of her children. And the
children showed they understood the forcoof
this method of Instruction.
Ono day a discussion arose In the nursery.
Will said n thing was so , Mabol said it
wasn't ,
"But If 1 say It's so , ills so. " said Will.
"Saying a thing is so doesn't make It so , "
answered Mabel , stoutly. "Now suppose
you say you're a good boy , that doesn't make
you one , does it ! "
CiruuniHtnnurs Alter Case * .
Young Father I am amazed , shooltcd , my
dear , to hear you say you intend to give the
baby some paregoric , Don't you know pare
goric Is opium , nnd opium stunts the growth.
enfeebles tbo constitution , weakens the brain ,
destroys tbo nerves aiul produces rickets
marasmus , consumption , Insanity and
death I
Young Mother Horrors ! I never heard a
word about that. I won't give the little
ducky darling a drop , nr. Indeed. But some
thing must bo done to .top his yelling. You
carry him a while.
Father ( after an hour's steady stamping
with the squalling intant ) Wiiero in thun
der is that paregoric.
A Maid itt ( ho Wlncimv.
A'ew Yarh lltraW.
There's n pretty maiden over the way
Who smiles when she sees mo hero at my
work ,
And she keeps mo hard at it from morning
till night ,
For with such a monitor how can I shirk.
She has golden hair and pearly teeth :
Her eyes are the shade of heaven's own bluo.
Don't think I'm in danger , for I confess
I am most fifty ; she Isn't two.
The Big Hoy.
Now York Herald : "Totnmv , " said his
motbor reprovingly , "I should thfnk you'd bo
ashamed to bo In the same class with boys
who nro so much smaller than yourself.1'
"Well , mother , " replied importurabloTom ,
"I look upon the matter In a different light
altogether. It really Hatters my vanity to
see how proud the small boys are to bo In the
same class with a big boy like mo. "
A Yomipf Skeptic.
Plttsburs Bulletin : Arohl9 ( mindful of a
vociferous little slstor ) Mamma , is it true
that babies in Japan never , , pry !
Mamma That's what wo are told , dear.
Archie ( omphatically-yriion ) what's the
use of sending missionaries a place where
the kids are all angels ! - |
A Mistake.
Epoch : Teacher ( in 'grammor class )
Tommy , correct the sentence 'I kissed Susan
'
onct. ' r-4
Tommy ( promptly ) I kissed Susan twict.
' Where ThejrGo.
Washington Star : "J6hnny , " said the
minister severely , "do you know where little
boys who swim on Sunday'fo ' ; ! "
"O , most any place whero'tboy ' ain't likely
to bo no women passin' , " wasj the reply.
In a Storm.
Good News : Anxious M6ther What In
the world did you do during that terrible
thunderstorm I
Little Dick I got under a tree.
"Horrors ! Don't you know n tree is a
most dangerous place in a thunderstorm ! "
"O , I Jumped out every time it tnuaderod. "
G. ) to the Head.
O. mamma , " exclaimed little Johnnie , "tho
trees in our yard are coning balcihoadcd ! "
IJU'IKTIKS.
Mrs. Scripture Rov. Mr. Glimmer hides
bis light under a bushel , I think. Miss
Vlnny Garrish How wasteful 1 A pint
would moro tnan hide it.
"Bruddors. " quoth Rov. Poindoxtor Cran
berry , "I has my 'pinion of do man wet holds
ais hymnbook upside down an1 portends tcr
read it while the plato is bain ? passed. "
Tbo Naw Rector I find the work In this
parish very interesting indeed. Miss A.
I should think you might ; there are ten un
married girls to every man in the congrega
tion.
tion.Chorister
Chorister And how did you enjoy our
singing this morning , deacon ) Deacon Way-
back Never hotter , never bettor ; I've got
such a cold in my head I can't hoar a thing.
Jboristor .smiles the laint , sweet smllo of St.
Lawrence.
"Johnny , " said an Arizona father to his
loneful son a few Sundays ago , "What is the
strongest religious denomination In Arizona ? "
" 1 don't Itnotv . " " I'm
, daddy. "Wby. astou-
shod at your Ignorance. " "I know which u
thu weakest" "Which one ? " "Tho Bap
tist. " "Why so. " "Lack of facilities. Ari
zona is such a dry territory you know. Seel"
A queer story Is told of quite a prominent
Philadelphia Episcopal clergyman and his
mrsimony. His Hock have been accustomed
o giving their pastor use of a handsome
louse on Spruce street nnd n salary of $4,000
or f.1,000 in addition. This gentleman's faul
ty is small , however , nnd with an oya fur
business ho decided to take less spacious
quarters nnd rent the Spruce street bouso to
others. This ho did , and is now living in a
$700 house in West Philadelphia while ho
draws 31,500 rent for the city house.
An Irish train was carrying in a compart-
nout of the third class a clergyman anu flvo
or six ragmuftlns ; the rascals , to annoy the
ninistor kept up scofllng at religion and toll-
ni ; disagreeable stories. Tbo good man en
dured it allhearing it nil without answering ,
vithout being moved. Arrived at his Jour
ney's end , ho remarked to thorn : "Wo shall
neet again , my children. " "Why shall wo
meet again I" asked the loader of the band.
'Because I am prison chaplain , " was the re
ply.Durintr
Durintr Bishop Newman's missionary trip
around the world awhile agp , he spent tome
line In India. One uiy a Jplof , natlvu pas
tors were called together to jjfenr the bishop's
views on the best methods qt carrying on
ivaugolical work. Natlvo"convorts , accord-
ng to the missionaries , aro'frpt to think tnoy
enow Just what to do and tiff perfectly quai
led to got along withoutidvlco. ) [ ( Bishop
Bowman began his talk , bn't 'was constantly
ntorruptcd by the nuth'o' ' brethren who
umpod up ono after anotlfnf'to remark that
boy thought this or that would bo prefora-
lo. "Now look hero. " linitly exclaimed the
jishop , losing his patience1 ftlHltlo , "if any of
ou think you cjn conduct'tUts ' meeting hot-
or than I can , will you please rise. " There
vas silence for n momortti < ns the bishop
; lanccd around the room. "Then four of the
> rotbren gravely rose nild * waited to bo
counted. ' > ?
The MluhlKanifttylo.
Mlchipan Patter ( pruying ) And ,
moreover , wo thiuik. Thtftf for tlio bonofl-
conco which hna permitted us to com-
iloto the tino.st liulf-milo racetrack in
ho state , upon which , by Thy gmco nnd
ho uuuorior uiuttlo of out horses , wo
rust wo will uchlovo signal triumphs.
And , moreover
Doneon Rocka ( Intorruptlnc ) Thut'u
what , brother1 My roan three-year-old
villPastor
Pastor ( continuing his prayer ) Aim
vo would ask that Thou wilt strengthen
> ur dear brother , Deacon Rocks , that
to may bear up under thu burden of his
lisanpointmout when our own claybank
lorso beats his ronti niul wins at u rogu-
ur walk-away , as Thou lno\voat ho is
ully able to do.
The Ideal Summer Drink.
Soterlaa Glngor Ale Excelsior Springs
Tim
Fort Itoblitflon.
The llrst Know of the season vultod us last
Monday ovonlnp. Just n few flakes , but It
was snow all the same.
The now officers' quarter * nro all under
roof and cnclwod , nnd two of the double sots
nnd ono Hold officer's sot nro nearly ready tor
occupancy ,
The ofllcor1 now mess building is nearly
completed , and the carpenters nro now add.
ing n porch connecting with that of iho club
room , rendering it possible for ono to go from
the ono to the other without braving the ulo-
men Is.
Sergeant Donahue of Company C , Eighth
Infantry , nearly lost ono of bis children re
cently. His little boy , Wllllo , about 4 years ,
was playing with n colored boy named walk
er , about 0 years of ago. The latter found a
pistol nmong ' .ho effects of n party who wat
moving Into some vacant rooms , and pointing
it nt Wllllo , exploded It. The ball entered
the forehead Just above tbo eye , coming out
near the top of his head , which Is very much
swollen and his fnco poivdur burned. It H
thought and hoped that the injury will not
result fatally.
T. G. Harris , the post wheelwright , is
mourning the loss of some of his household
pets. Ho had , until today , an old squirrel
nnd live little ones. The old mother squirrel
gnawed her way through the cage and loft
with her family. They are frolicking amongst
the trees nnd ono cnn got very close to them ,
but , Ilko tbo Irishman's lloa , when you put
vour hand on them they're not there.
The old leu houso. which fell to pieces a
while ago , has boon entirely removed and
preparations are being made to build a now
ouo.
ouo.Tbo
Tbo post hospital Is receiving a now coat of
paint , and Is also having a kitchen added to
it. Both Improvements wore vary much
needed.
Tha auction sale of surplus public animals
disposed of forty-ono mules and eight horses.
Mr. James Mcbhano of Omatm bought nine
teen mules. Ho also bought Lieutenant
Colonel Smith's team of carriage horses at
private sale. Mr. F. Wolcott of Glen Uock ,
Wyo. , was a buyer to the oxtout of nluo
mules nnd ono horse.
Troop E , Ninth cavalry , had n norse acci
dentally shot at pistol practice lastweek. .
The ball entered the Jaw , and passing out of
the mouth , struck the ground within a foot
of Captain Olmstod , who was marking the
scores.
Lieutenant Colonel Smith , Eighth Infantry ,
is taking a month's leave of absence.
Kort Sidney.
Orders have bjon racolvo.l hero transfer
ring company I Twenty-first Infantry , of
llcered by Captain Spurgiu nnd Lieutenants
Trultt and van Doman. from this post to
Fort Haudall , S. D.
Tno past wcok has been devoted to
thorough nnd complete instruction in field
exercises. Practice marches , duty as ad
vance , roar guard , flankers , etc. , together
with considerable outpost duty , have placed
the command in splendid condition for a cam
paign.
A detachment of twenty-live recruits from
David's Island , N. Y. H. , under command of
Captain Whitney , Eighth infantry , has ar
rived. Ten men have boon assigned to com
panies at this post and tbo remaining fifteen
to company D , Twontv-firat Infantry , sta
tioned at Fort Du Chosno , Utah. '
Corporal Danlol C. Scott , company A ,
Twenty-first Infantry , after a vary short ill
ness died in the post hospital hero on the
evening of the 7th. The funeral services
conducted by Kev. E. Lee Flock , were held
in the post hall early on tno mornine of the
Uth , immediately aitor which the remains
wcro escorted to tbo depot , and sent to Fort
D. A. Russell , Wyo. , for interment , as the
government has no burial ground hero.
Lieutenant Bailey of this post has been de
tailed for dutv ' at the military academy West
Point , N. Y.
Tha companies here are all experimenting
with the Buizocott field oven which is des
tined to supercede the old dutch oven which
has been In use In the army for many years.
The Inventor of this admirable article is a
pnvnto In the Fifth cavalry and is stationed
ut Fort Supply , I. T.
Corporal George Whlttaker , Company A ,
Twenty-first Infantry has been discharged
the service or the Unito'l States under the
provisions of general order No. 80 A , G. O.
IbUO.
IbUO.Acting
Acting Hospital Steward Samuel A. Leo
pold has returned to duty at this post from
detatchod service at Fort Randall , S. D.
By order of the war department the order
directing First Lieutenant Harry Bailey ,
Twenty-first infantry , to 'oport for duty to
the superintendent United States military
ac.idcray , West Point , N. Y. , has been re
voked.
O. O No. 19S , A. G. O. , C. S. transfers
Second Lieutenant Almon L. Parmostor
from Company A to Company K , Twenty-
first infantry , and Seco.ia Lieutenant Charles
G. Dvvyer from Company 1C to Company A.
Lieutenant Dwyer reported hero foi duty
on the 31st ultimo , and U now in command of
Company A , Twenty-first infantry.
Pnncipal Musician Charles LiMar , Twen
ty-first infantry , has reported from furlough
for duty , nnd on the 1st Inst. conducted the
band in ono of the most delightful concerts
of the season.
Mrs. Jorcelyn , wife of Captain Z. P. Jorco-
lyn , Twenty-hrst Infantry , who recently ar
rived from Fort Douglas , Utah , Joined her
husband hero last week. Mrs. Jorcolyn has
peon visiting various pleasure resorts in Col
orado.
Lieutenant Wlllson Y , Stamper , regimen
tal recruiting officer , Twenty-first infantry ,
loft hero this week for Lincoln , Nob. , where
no will establish n recruiting rendezvous for
the Twenty-first Infantry , Ho will establish
an additional rendezvous at Grand Island ,
Neb. Sergeant John Mara , Company E , and
Private Ludwlg Grimnotz , Company C ,
Twenty-first infantry , will oo on duty nt the
Lincoln rendezvous , nnd Carporal Michael
Kelly , Company C , nnd Privaio Frank Leo ,
Company H , Twenty-first Infantry , at the
Grand Island rendezvous. All recruits en
listed will bo sent hero without delay.
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Kissed nnd caressed ,
Gently hold to a mother's breast.
Onlv n child ,
Toddling alone ,
Brightening now its happy homo.
Onlv a boy ,
Trudging to school.
Governed now by a sterner rule.
Only n youth ,
Living In dreams.
Full of promise lite now scorn's.
Only a man.
Battling with lifo.
Shared in now by n loving wife.
Onlv a father ,
Burdened with oaro ,
Silver threads In dark brown hair.
Only a grnyboard ,
Toddling again ,
Growing old and full of pain.
Only a mound ,
O'orgrown with grass ,
Dreams unrealized rest at last.
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