.
It?.
HICKKY ISSUES AN ORDER
thit Five Games Bo Wiped Off
the Slato.
SIOUX CITY AND DES MOINES THE LOSERS PALAVER OF THE " PUGILISTS
Althii'ipli Hit Seniin In AIiiioM
I'mlf II I" HII Inilionnllilo
In I'leW the I'eniiiiiit
Win hit.
It maj tip that the sweet will of Thomas
jeftt-rt"'n llUkry, chief mandarin of the
uuug II men at St. Joncph, will liavo
toitfihlnR to do with settling tho Western
l,dfriH championship after all. Mandarin
,,K. m the exercise of his own dls-
ret ion. Iiiih ordered that five games bo
oml'""' from ,l10 record of mo seasons
rlSilnK Those aro all between Sioux City
dJ I Moines, and wurc garns to which
uvy in his rapacity as pr.bldent and
,hinf of umpires, had nsslgnid Hiram 0.
LbriKht to call halls and stakes. Sioux
d'y refused to stand for Ilinm und tho
j:ni"i wro playeil with the 1 u lo umpire
tjp'cm. players tnklno; tlu i aces. This
satisfactory to the ellluM, hut not
to tli'" mandarin, who taw there n u shot
t his authority. After Dos Moines had
on thrco and lor.t two Kiimes under this
arrannrnient another umpire wan pro
ud, 1 and the matter moved along swim
lni!lv for some time, until from the luting
li 3tnnn camo one of the periodical an
ncuti' i ments of tho "offlclal" standing of
the loams. Itccords of Dos Moines and
sunt City varied from those kept by the
Mtient base ball accountnnts of the clr
iuit and there a question wan on foot
without delay. In duo Mind from tho tsun
II samen camo the additional Information
that Mandarin Hlckcy had decided to throw
nut the live Raines played by Dos Moines
and Sioux City with players as umpires
lp to date Mr. Mickey has not vouchsafed
any explanation u to where ho Rets his
authority for his action; It belntf the
central Impression that It requires the
ntr of tho league to dispose of a disputed
came. So far Tho Hco has not rccoRnlzed
Mr. Mickey's nrbltrary action, but has car
Vied the names alone In Uh records. If
ou want to find out what effect tho order
Bill have, tnko three wins and two losses
from Dea Moines' HlrliiK and two wins
ind three losses from Sioux Clty'H and
fnti'e pot It. You will sco that there Is
i very nlco opportunity for a scrap In tho
meeting over who wins tho pennaut.
DAILY BEE: SUNDAY. SEPT EM HER 2, 1000.
JllSt. llbn tt.. ....
..... . ; 10 l" around and lick m vi.. .,... w
"'"I limes In Ihnn. th. .l . ' '"""""l iu vumiicm incuii i"'
nes on their ur A'. i. . no C001 P-""' resolved to devote an hour to the
1'tieblo has sixth ,,U .1? 0 WlnnlnK of tho las ,rom ,helr m083y
tan win it ti,.. ' . le,ra One of them used a bucktall, a
eaon. If thcrn .... .1 "w"'4 "'" "i me Drown palmer and a Lake Goorgo
different ,e slory mnl he
(orl.rlt. !,., , i,",, ,,,, WpoU vlaei,n
I HllfOM.I,,,, o,t to
Til Ik In Ih,. onr.
Many a follower tt .n.i.. n... t .
tho mmi """"" i'"S"iniic nati 10 do nungry ami nerore tney ion mi
w,.ihV. ? J Thur8,Il,y nKht of wisely- fishers had fourteen bass In their baskets
From the uppearanco of the fish It would
ftv.
while tho other, depending upon more
somber colors, attached to his line n brown
palmer and two Grlzily Kings. The water
was comparatively clear and the wind wan
not strong enough to raise a ripple on the
lake. Rowing out to a point near the
i enter of tho water they made a cast and
were pleased and Just a little bit sur
prised to have a strike. The fish seemed
to be hungry and hefore they loft the
n..r i. ..ii.oiiaj uigiit oi wiseiy
lngglng his head nml r!n.l,.rin i .i..
mnt'lh . .
ih "mnnr Peculiar to the use of appear that they had come to tho surface
the expression. "1 told von n fr .' .... ... .i,....i i,
Cast fit Thi I iv iuuii, iui butciui ui mum niiunvu '
i,J. . ay nlBht B bout between Cor- their color that they had been attracted
...I;. . . 'l y was by no means difficult, to the surface by tho flies. The luck of
u',r. , .! aumlrcrs the Prize ring the doctors took several enthusiastic fHh-
........ loowea "Klrt" McCoy's record,
while admitting him to bo possessed of a
cieverLess In boxlrnr. h.ivn ti
along that ho was not a top-noteher. and
no over.eachcd himself when ho tackled
Jim ( orbett, an x-champlon and oven n
possibility for further championship hon
ors. In less than flvo full rounds of lighting
t'orbett disposed of tho Hoosler and was
so elated over tho outcome that tho first
thing ho did when ho woko up Friday
mining was to cut Into tho FlUslmmons-
crmon to tho lake the following days, but
wind and water were against them and no
catches have been reported.
NYMPH WINS CHAMPIONSHIP
Oninliii Hunt Slum t ) Well ill tlkn
ImiJI, lint I'n 1 1 Hi I, nml
Trice.
The series of sailing races for the prize
cup at Lake Okobojl was concluded on
Jeffries conversazione and offer to meet Tuesday, the season's champion being the
Nymph, a dainty sloop owned by tho Mc
Cnrtneya of Des Moines, The Omaha boats
entered, Howard Clark's Helen ami Lncey
l'attcrson's Nit, made a hnrd right for first
honors, each securing one race In the
Fltzslmmona that very night, slnco It ap
peared mat Jenrles wouldn't hear to a
flghL lly brushing nil tho big ones off
tho checkerboard of pugilism. Fltzslm
tnons has only ono fight loft that Is really
duo him In tho nature of his recent vic
tories In the prize ring, and that Is with series tu thu Nymph s two. The cup was
Jeffries. It now looks as thnncli utirh n Ininif tin liV the Okoboll. Yacht Club, n
match cannot bo arranged In the near tluurnux organization made lit) of utmost
every yacht owner on the lako
In the final raco fortune, that uncertain
reliance of a sailor, smiled on tho Nymph
which already had two victories to Its
credit. Uach of Uh opponents, which had
won once, made exceptional citorts io soro
torward strides In tho arena within thu Again In order that they mlcht Mo with t.o
recent past, after an oblivion extending Nymph and make another raco necessary,
over ir.oro than a year's time, and each Thu final contest, however, was captured
have accomplished things of which ho may by tho Psyche, a boat which previously
won reel proud. These two nre, perhaps, figured with the "also raus," and the
luture. so It wouldn't bo surprising if
Fltzslnimons will take on Corbett, "Just to
keep his hand In," his friends aver. As a
natter of fnct, however, such a match Is
one not to be Judged lightly. Iloth Fltz
slnimons and X'orbett have made great
Then, thero'B tho miUtcr of protested
Kames. Sioux City has ono of these that
lll be tho most Important In the final Bct
lli'ment. It Is ono of tho last Denver series.
According to nil that has been made public
I'tnplrn Lbrlght took umbrage at some of
the hard words fired at him by Managcr
I'aplaln Glasscock and ordered him out of
the game. Other Sioux City players used
hard words and KbrlRht put them out of the
game, until thcro were not enough left to
nil tho positions. Then because tho Stoux
lid not go on and play ball with half a team
I'.hrlght forfeited the gamo to Denver. Glass
:oik nays ho offered to withdraw from tho
camo ir Kbrlght would let tho other players
Hay In. Sioux City was whirling and would
jndouhtedly have scored a victory had tho
famo gone on. Whltewlngs Tehcau was too
foxy to loso such a chanco, so ho Insisted on
the forfeit, Ravo out rain checks and took
the gamo by 3 to 0. This game, which Is
carried to Denver's credit, may decide the
championship and thero Is sure to be a lively
low la tho session that awards tho pennant
And how somo of thojo Rocky mountnln
wlso ones will holler If It Roes against them
Then, too, Omnha has ono to be settled
It probably would have mado little differ
ence If MoVlckor had been allowed to play
in Wednesday's game, but thero Is no quos
Hon that tho action of President Hlckcy was
aibltrary and unjustified. Had ho been at
homo attending to his business he would not
have had occasion to discipline tho Omaha
player. Thus Omaha has a good prima faclo
case, and as Des Molnc will undoubtedly
asslut Sioux City In the Denvor protest,
Omaha may look for aid from Denvor In
the Des Moines protest. Then thero
aro two or thrco protests left
over from the early part of tho season,
St. Joseph forfeit nt Pueblo nnd H0m
things llko that which will add zest to tho
sessions of tho magnates nt the close of tho
season.
No date has been set for the meeting yet,
hut It Is likely to bo held very soon, maylm
this week. Kach team has certain funds
tied up, and whllo none of them Is sultcrltih
for ready money all will bo willing to take
down whatever Is coming to them. AbIiIo
fioin settling tho disputed games, very lit-
tlo business will bo transacted at tho ses-''
Hlon, for tho slmplo reason that nothing can
be done no tho circuit matter until tho Na
tional and American have settled their cir
cuits for 1001. and this will hardly be done
bfforo spring.
It tins been one of the liveliest tinlshcii
ver witnessed. Not In all tho history of
C.iso ball has a league raco waited until
the Inst series of games to dccldu thu
positions of flvo teams. As the mittte.r now
stands it is Impossible to say whether
Denver or Pes Moines will be first. Des
Moines linn made n wonderful finish fight
nml If Denver dors no better than at Sioux
i Ity, It's Hunky nines' rag nnd Telieau
rnn't Htop lilni. Then there's Omaha. Sioux
City nnd St. Joseph for third, fourth nnd
fifth places. It will InUu the closing series
to settle this. St. Joseph will close at
Bloux City, the series having been trans
ferred there. At the rnto (Uass.-ock's band
has boen going the Saints will he scalped
lust four times straight. Thlt. will give
tho Sioux third placo. If Omaha can get
in even break with Pueblo In tho mean
time we've got a cinch on fourth. Hut we
haven't uny cinch on an oven break with
the lluleultes. Thoso fellows havo man
ifested an In mid out tendency nil summer
and whllo they have been easy for Omaha
on tho Vinton street grounds It would bo
as well matched now as they wcro when
they met In Carson City, and that fight,
witnessing as It did the transfer of
championship honors from Corbett to the
Cornlshman. wus ono of tho great ones of
the age.
At 'any rate, n match between Fltz and
Corbett would attract great Interest, nnd,
inasmuch as they both occupy rolatlve po
sitions with tho present champion, Jef-
ferles may Insist that these two decide
between them which Is to do battle with
him for championship honors. Fltzslni
mons Is in hotter shapo to demand n, meet
ing with the champion than Corbett nnd
Jeffries himself agrees that nothing
stands In tho wny of Fltzslmmon's wUhcs,
Nymph took tho cup without exerting
ltBClf.
The last raco was the most Interesting
of tho season aud was run Under peculiar
weather conditions. At 10 o'clock, tho
hour of starting, a culm prevailed nnd
several yachts were towed to Fort Dodge
Point by tugs. A gust of wind and rain
camo up from the northwest, however, and
the fleet started off ut n good pace. In the
van rodo a dozen catboats, in tho third
class, each striving manfully to keep
where tho Judges had placed It. Then
camo tho second class sloops, the "main
and Jib sails," nnd the large cat rigs, sail
ing In bnttlo front, nnd finally tho first
class sloops rounded the point, most of
WHERE FISH ARE ABUNDANT
Mountain Streams of Idaho Are rilled with
the Finny Tribe.
VERITABLE PARADISE FOR ANGLERS
JmlKe lii'i Tel! i Some l. e liencc of
it llecent Vin'iitlim Mpeiir 1'nr
from the MiiiMIiik
triiii lis.
To the Kdltor of The Uec. Amoug your
numerous renders aro niuny members of
tho gun and rod fraternity. It Is a unique
toclety, without olllccrs or organization,
end yet not without oaths and vows. Hut
thceo follow no set form. They nre ex
temporaneous aud voluntary, und onty re
cited In emergency cases, ns when a big
fish -tr a saddle horse Is lost. Our pass
word Is "What luck?' and our "grip'' Is
on n V;unstock or a fishing rod. Our meet
Incs are held without notice. Two make
a quorum, and whenever a quorum Is gath
ered together the affairs of ihe order are
discussed. These discussions tho unln
Itlated and envious cull "awnpplng lies."
Tho writer, In company with three other
members of the fraternity, J. 13. Kolby,
F. II. Gaines and M. A. Hall, have jusi
returned from holding a pcr,unbulatei
protracted lodge meeting in the plnce which
the poet mentioned. Wo herewl.h Mibmtt
a report of our proceedings. It will bo
our nlm to glvo such details as will show
any of the brotherhood who wish for good
huntlm: or fishing wh.ro to go, haw la
get there and what ho may expect to find
there. Wo desire, ns It were, lo blnzu ths
trail nnd glvo to the reader tho benefit
of our experiences :
We met by appointment nt Salt Lake
on the morning of July 20. The other
three members of tho expedition preceded
me by a couplo of dnys for the purposu of
seeing that unique ell). It Is possible
that Is ono of the mistakes which should
bo avoided, for one can go direct to Po
cutello, thenco to St. Anthony- the end of
tho railway part of the trip und the be
ginning of tho camping. Leaving Omaha
ess to the water Is very difficult Wc
could rind no trails leading down to the
rlcr. but about a mile below the lower
falls we succeeded In getting our horses
down, and In working our way to a large
pool. It wns about one-eighth of a mile
long and well stocked with good trout. Jim
took first money with one weighing live
pounds. In that pool there were all the
good Hull a party could ask for and the
fishing was easy. So far as wc explored
below the fishing was remunerative, but
very dlltieult, as the can) on Is rough nud
wild.
Two days' scouting In the north and west
showed wo were not In tho right plavc. We
derided to move down Wat m rief. und
sent 1M the horse wrangler to find a
man, a team und a wagon. He returned
with a first-class article In each line. John
Hendrlx, a hunter nnd truppcr, a farmer
nnd lumberman, who knows .every trail
and lair In the whole region, who cau
drive n four-horse load over n mlrey
meadow so fast that the wheels do not
rut In. who has horses equal to any
emergency, henceforth was attached to our
party. Traveling now beenme a pleasure.
Instead of a continual strain on early re
ligious training.
Our first camp was a brief one at Warm
river sawmill. It Is lucated nt the June
Hon of the Wnrm and the Snake rlverB
We found somo good fishing there. That
wns a memorable hour which Claims und
I spent standing out In tho largo pool
above the dam und casting clean long casts,
vltb ever and anon a trout from one to two
pounds In wolght (actual) getting tangled
up In tho llles. Hut Jim secured two
pound trout. He almost caught ono thero
weighing eight pounds (estlmatrdi. A week
later Ilefidrlx'B brother altogether rnURht
It. It then wrlRhed six pounds and a
traction (actual).
Hut wo wero determined to know the
country while wo were there, nnd bo kept
on moving. Going south from that camp
for about two miles, we turned toward
tho east nnd nt the end of a twenty-live or
thlrty-mllo rldo struck tho Falls river
upper meadows. About twenty miles nf
that day's travel wns In tho pine timber
Prettier fishing none of our party ever saw
or ever will see. Tho Falls river ut that
point Is from thirty to fifty feet wide and
for flvo or six miles flown gently, with
many a eurw or letter 8." through open
nH si jo aIIStPI
ndmlttlUR that Ucd Hobert Is 'a'r'' 0"vthoin under reef, ns the sky looked squally.
titled to a chanco for tho bolt. Hut thero
Is llttlo prospect of nn early meeting be
tween Joff and Fltz nnd in order to ac
cede to tho elnruor of tho prize fighting
public for entertainment tho manngers of
Corbett and Fltz will probnbly get to
gether nnd arrange a match.
r-r i Lilian
rusm,. .-7 TEMPTIN0
Is most refreshing
delicious and satisfying.
The embodiment of
purity and goodness.
ORDER A CASE.
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OuiHha llruiu'li, 141U l)ounln St.
Telephone 1081.
Tho first leg of tno triangle was to u
buoy off Manhattan beach, four miles to thu
west, and tho yachts made for It In long
tacks. The gathered mass of sails, grace
ful ns a flock of swan, wns soon scnttered,
the Psyche taking the lead at once and
the dolden Ilule, nlso In the first cIhbs,
rounding tho buoy a closo second. Tho
wind Increased to a gale und the prostrate
figures lying at the edge of the deck could
sco the centerboard for an uncomfortable
distance under the keel ns each gust
caught the sail. ThosjQ who had left their
sails unreefed wero obliged to luff con
stantly, whllo tho moro sagacious ones
sped on ahead.
Tho second leg made up a four-mile run
before tho wind to a flag off Arnold's Park.
The course was noutheast and with a galo
directly over tho stern the boats went
thrsugh tho water with a rush. Jibs wero
ballooned and the broad mainsails were let
out to catch the full force of the wind.
Tho leaders had rounded the buoy with
their sails on the wrong side for the run
and the Tsyclie, a fragile craft, was
obliged to come clear about', losing a half
minute. Tho Ooldcn Rule, which still
traveled second, Is a more staunch and
seaworthy craft and Captain Mills, hot
ownor, Jibed with perfect safety. Tho
Helen pt Omaha and tho Nymph, prlzowiu
nor, rounded tho first buoy In a dead heut
and each held Its own In the run. Tho
Omaha boat carries no Jib, placing Its dc
pendenoo solely on a huge mainsail.
Tlio uoldon Hule, which Is a compara
tively heavy boit, managed to ollng to the
Psycho's nklrts all the way to tho second
buoy, its hope of victory lying In tho beat
back to tho finish lino off Fort Dodgo point
Tho Helen aud Nymph still traveled lu
company, whllo the rest of tho fleet wan
scattered over the breadth of the lake.
After the Just turn tho yachts took tho
galo almost full over tho bow and ns each
sloop's nose plunged Into tho wave
moat) nooard camo lu ior n generous
shower bath. Tho Ooldon Itulo'B task was
a liopelesB one, however, for tho Psyche
still held firmly to Its lead, though Its
mainsail almost swept the water with
oach Rust. The Golden Hulo had won one
raco and a socond victory meant a Me for
tho first prlzo, so thero wero those on
board vho prayed that somo accident, how
over slight, might disable tho speedy llttlo
single-sticker In the van. Tho boats fin
ished without change In order, tho Nymph
taking third place from the Helen In
pretty finish, Tho tlmo for tho eleven-
mile course was ono hour and five minutes
n creditable record considering tho shift
lug and puffy character of the wind.
Of tho speedy boats on the lake tho
Helen of Omaha Is known ns tho best sail-
Hero 1b what a New York paper makes hng craft to windward. With Kb slnglo
Fltz say. Tho humor will bo upparent to nail it points closer than any sloop and
Hut, then, If thero be no meetings
between tho top-notchcrs during tho next
monthi, tho devo'toes of flstlanla will havo
llttlo kick coming, because thero has cer
tainly been prlzo fighting and to sparo
during tho last month. Tho passing of
tho roped nrena in New York was simul
taneous with tho passing of tho Horton
law, nnd every light, big or little, that
could be crowded Into tho last days and
pulled off In the metropolis was arranged.
That Is, every one except tho big one on
tho last night nnd tho fnlluro to bring this
off was eertalnly no fault ot thn freckled
fared 1' Itzslmmons.
Tho fight between Tommy West and Joe
Wnlcott nt Madison Square Oarden In New-
York Monday night was a decidedly yel
low affair, Wulcott laying down nt tho end
of tho eleventh round, nftor having had
things coming his own way. When tho
bell rang for tho twelfth round, to tho sur
prlso of everybody, Walcott refused to ro
on, claiming that ho had Injured his loft
nrm.
Itefcrco Charley White, suspecting
crookedness, Insisted on Walcott continu
ing, but tho negro refused to resume.
This left Whlto no alternative other than
to declare West tho wlnnor. There was
n largo sum of money wagered, with West
the favorite, and tho refereo wns outspoken
In reference to Walcott's pocullar actions.
Whlto said- "Walcott was not Injured.
Ho quit dellborntely, und It Is my candid,
confirmed opinion that ho was actuated In
quitting by some dishonest motive. I be
lieved that Wnlcott was oncournged to net
na ho did by somo person closely con
nected with him. That ho should act
thus Is no surprise fo me, ns ho estab
lished n precodont for similar work In San
Francisco not so very long ago. And I
think It w;is a schemo to hurt tho manage
ment of tho Twentieth Century club, which
has all along acted In good fnlth."
on, say, Monday morning, ono would reach meadows. With wnlst-waders one can
bt. Anthony on tho following Wednesday
u little before noon.
On debarking at St. Anthony wo made
tho acquaintance of tho Short Line's sta
tion ugent, Mr. J. T. Drolllnger. Tho ac
quaintance thus made wbb both pleusunt
and helpful. He had n gun und u fish
pole und we had Ills sympathies. Wo left
him behind with regret. Ho remained, the
all-Important link connecting us with our
distant families. Wo hnd tho assurance
that an emergency call clicking In his
ofllco would reach us as fast as a good
horse nnd expert rider could cover ground.
A close understanding with the end of
tho telegruph wiro Is an Indispensable
comfort to one In the wilderness.
Mr. C. W. Thompson, well "known to
Omaha BportBtnen ns tho Charlie Thompson
of Helln & Thompson, had no trouble. In
fitting ub out with supplies. Uy tho mid
dle of tho afternoon our four-horso tenm
wns hooked outo the wagonload of bag
gage and our Baddies wero cinched on the
gentle" horses for which we had spoken,
nnd with tho crack of ono whip and the
dig of several Hpura wo were off. As wo
rodo out of tho town toward the cast we
wero greeted by three giants, who were
destined to bo our constant, though dis
tant, companions. Kxcept in n canyon or
valley, wo wero never where we could not
gazo on thoso magnificent Teton pcakB.
At a distance of sixty or Bcvonty miles
they towered up Into tho sky. The biiow
fields which glitter on tho summits of the
neighboring mountains aro the lower pc
dentals upon which their bare and lofty
columns rest. Thero is no hour of tho
day when tho oycH of men arc not Intently
gazing on tholr unconscious majesty
What oanorama may unfold beforo tno
man On the summit of tho central brother
only ono huian being has ever claimed
to know, and he says he gained hla knowl
edge at tho expense of thrco years of the
most perilous toll. To travel, to hunt,
to fish In tho kingdom ruled by thoso mon
nrchs, nlwnya In sight, Is of Itself u sufll
clent recompense for a Journey hnlf ucross
the rontlnetlt. No sun Is bo hot nor any
roads so dusty that the path Is not pleas
nnt which enables him who travels therein
to lift his eyes to the grandeur of those
peaks.
As for us, we were so completely ab
Borbcd In the contemplation of thoso
distant nnd yot sky-piercing towers that
It was near sundowu beforo wo noticed
that our wagon was dilapidated, ancient
relic, without any blocks In tho brake
shoes, nnd that our tenm consisted of
four equine cranks that could never corao
to any mutual agreement nbout tho proper
time to cither start or stop. I think
what brought us back to practical matters
was an Idiotic attempt of tho driver,
The way Hubo Ferns, tho Kansas fighter,
who a few yoars ngo wns about tho dub
blest of tho dubs, jmt It over Matty
Mutthows nt Detroit Thursday night wasn't
much trouble to him nud tlio decision was
given to him after fifteen rounds of fast
lighting. Tho Hubo will now havo the
chance of defending tho welterweight
championship, for tho title was at stake
In Thursday night b go.
those who havo heard tho red-top con
verse. Ho la addicted to Hostonese to
such a degree that It ts brought Into
requisition In the most commonplace man
ner. Who every heard the Cornlshman
express hlmsulf In rhetoric other than
this:
Looking around this beautiful hill and
gf't In the stream nud rarely bo forced out
upon the bnnks. Walking nlong the
banks you enn Bee every Rruln of Hand ut
the bottom of each pool. There wcro
very few rockB or cobblestones nnywhefe
In the stretch of water. No mire or
quicksands Impede your progress. No
trees or brush hamper your casting. From
tho bank you seo very few or nny fish nnd
ns for tho first time you walk nlong you
say to yourself, "Thero 1b nothing hero."
Hut slip down Into the wntor nnd let your
llles light there, where the wnter strikes
the bnnk, and. "gee whiz!" You think
lightning has struck your pole. How they
do rush nnd raco around! Jumping elenn
out of the water nt times. Two-pounders
eun be reckoned on every Ilsh nnd onco
lu a while your scutes show something
over the three-pound mark. We lost more
llles nnd lenders on fish here than nny
whom else. Wo camped on the north
fork of tho river. A mile below us thu
south fork enmo In. It was a trlllo colder
a trlllo deeper and the fish soemed a
little more numerous and n llttlo larger
In it.
The country thero Is wild, but not rough.
(lamo Is nil nround and all over you there.
Sandhill cranes, bluo herons. Reese, ducks
nnd grouse continually tempt tho shotgun,
while mountain lions, elk nnd moose show
abundant sign. Hut tho shooting has one
serious drawback. It Is Uablo to be ex
pensive. A shot may cost you $300 nnd
an acquaintance with tho penitentiary,
for the parndlHO In which you aro Is Just
within the lino of tho national park.
We needed grouse as woll ns trout for our
table. So one morning wo "treked" twenty
miles down the river to "Pleasant draw,'
one-half mile below the head of the Marys-
ville ditch, and tome eight miles from that
town. From that camp we explored back
toward the meadows six or seven miles.
Tho river Is there In a canyon not so easy
fishing, but plenty of It. Tho (.age hens,
willow grouse and pine hens were sp numer
ous thero thnt Alec, unaided, could every
morning bring In more than seven of us
could eat. Hvcn Jim could get some. What
better bhootlug could ono ask than that"
Hut our time was up. One-half day's
trek of fifteen mllea nnd a morning's ride of
two hours, brought us back to St. Anthony
Wo cannot, say Mr. Drolllnger rhvo us a
warm welcome; It was ono more appropriate
to the season; It whs in-u bottle and on ice
and my! how good It did feel while It
was going down,
Somo of you, I know, nre talking of tnk-
Ing a hunt for big gamo this season. Others
hope to fish next summer. You cannot
better this progrnm. Write John H. Hen
drlx, Mnrysvllle, Idaho, and tell him the
slzo of your party and the number of cud
dle animals you need. Ho will meet you
Or a GUARANTEED CURE in nil Curnblo Cases.
.McGrjw's OMjc is now over 'Jin bouth 1th Street. Hctwccn
l'utiiaiit and l)oiii;his Streets
Varicocele Cured
Without Pnln, Cutting, Loss of
Time from Work or Business.
DR. McCREW'S inothod of cur
ing Varicocele is the quickest,
most natural and Scientific
trentmiMittliiU lias yot boon ilboovofoil.
It now requires comptirntivoiy but
a few days t cure Varicocele,
which by tlio "lil methods of treatment
necessitated many weeks, A
euro Unit li complete- iitnl ponmuiotit.
Chui-KiM l.-w. WRITE OR CAUL
FOR PARTICULARS.
(DK. MeCRHW AT n 3
YPHII 1 1" every xlnge und ootull'ton cured. All appcar
J I I iHlklu ances of tho dl!ipiii quickly disappear A trout-
niont thnt I.s moro stieoossful und la fat ir.oro ivll:ibo and utitlsftiotoi'y thnn
ho "Hot Spring-." treatment nud ut lem thnn h .llf the COSt. Eery
trace of tho Syphilitic Poison olimimttod ft'oiu tho blood. DR
McCREW'S treatment Is a positive guarantee aaint nny
"'breaking OUt" 'ho skin or any external appearances of tho til'
sense tvhntovot .
Vurli-'tele. IlvdrorHr Slit, l ire HphlllM nml all illsenn r the blond and
skin. I.hhs of Vigor and liutlty. DIsraseB ami DIorilerM or tlio llhldder and
Kidneys. Weakness nml Nr.iiM l)eblllt. Ili-ulili. l.'ueig ami AtmiltlKii lullv
restored
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niiin nnd DoukIuh Stroots,
O mil tin
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ANOTHER SIIII'MENT Of
Manson
Bicycles
AT-
$25.00
You will never again get
such good value for $25 as
the Manson. This wheel
never sold for less than $35
before. None to equal it for
less than $40.
Other Alakes $13.50,
$15 and $20.
Omaha Bicycle
Company,
Cor. 16tli and Chicago Sts.
nt C A nlhmiu nn,l In I, n 1 9 n ,1 n 1n.,r
, . it. I I I kJli l II 1 IIU1I J . 11 HI 111 111(11 l UU IflllU J uu
'l"".0 a"11 4.W.nB:i!l.,t0..,St.Z? bJ,V"" ? ana your party t the Warm rlve'r sawmill.
twenty-four miles nwny; nnd, If ho driven
has n number of other Htrons polntn po
cullar to Itself. Tho Psyche, which won
tho last race, was built specially for racing
and Is owned by Hnlhrook und Pender of
Sioux Falls. It Ih a mero cockle shell and
Is more speedy than safe. It Is largely au
aeeldent that the Psycho did not make a
hotter showing In the earlier races. The
oiitsldo of tho road ulong tho slant of a
steep hill. It was only by good uso of
our saddle ropes that tho attemot wns
frustrated and tho old machine brought to
anchor rlsht side up nt tho foot of tho hill.
Thero chanced to be pood water where
wo anchored und, availing ourselves of
tho Inestlmablo ndvantago of Journeying
In that fashion, we K"vo tho order to
"outspan." Now. If thero Is ono thing
moro than nnother which has received
complimentary notice from outsiders who
havo been with us. It Is our habit of
quickly nnd spontaneously dividing up our
work, each doing his particular share
Our attention having been directly culled
to our wagon train, each man assumed a
part of what had to bo done.
tho four-horso team, your luggage will not
bo an hour behind you. W. C. 1VKS.
dale, sequestered here where so many of Uoldon Hule was built on Spirit Lake nnd
my admirers nnd wull wishers dwell, I
feel that the wing of friendship Is moulting
no feather In dear old Moreen boach
When 1 fought the greatest ring battle of
modern or nny other times I was cognizant
of tho fact tliut If. by any unforeseen aud
untownrd nccldent. I should havo boon
awnmped In tho sea of hard luck, tho
beacon llres of friendship would havo still
burned from the watch tower of Hergen
beach and guided mo to the shores of an
other chance,
"Wero opportunity offered me, I would
nour out vials of benefieenco and nunolnt
tho heads of these loyal devotees of tho odnpted for sailing, as thero aro no shoals
noblo art 1 so gloriously uphold In all Its and the hreeze Is an almost constant pros
transcendent loftiness, Its dumb eloquence enco. In places tho wnter renehes tho
speaking to all the world words of cheer respectable depth of 150 feet nnd deep
nnd tenoning the doctrine of encourage- water oxtonds to tho very shoro, so that
lnent to the novlco and youthful aspirant, steamers can almost Bet their passengers
Oh, would that somo word I shall utter on dry land. A ileep-water lake at this
location Is somewhat of n phenomenon, as
an observatory on a nearby hill marks
the hlRhest point In Iowa nnd, Indeed, the
highest nt this latitude between tho Alle
ghenlcs nnd the Hockles.
Is owned by II. C. Mills, whose home li
on the banks of tho Okobojl. For nll-nround
merit thu Golden Rule Is nhend of anythlug
on the Inko. Tho boat Is nppnrently nt Its
best on any sort of a course nnd Captain
Mills has never used his balling pump
slnco tho bont wns launched, no matter
how stiff tho breeze. Tho Nit, owned by
I.acey Patterson of Omahn, 1b nlso n clean
cut, staunch llttlo sloop, and nlthough It
did not compete Id the tlnnl rnccs It ended
tho season honorably with ono first plnco
to Its credit.
Tho waters of tho Okobojl nre perfectly
may Hud loilgmoiit in tno nearts or my
worthy fellow townsmen and that they
may llnd some compensation for their
friendliness nnd devotion to the humble
exponent of hlghor physical culture, as
o:;emplirlod In mysolf."
DOCTORS MAKE GOOD CATCH
Dlni'llilro ut liiilrn l.ntTier In I'lni
Strlnii f lln al Cut
OIT Lnkr,
Uass Dslilng in Cut-Off lake received new
life this week by reusnn of the phenomenal
catch of two disciples of Galen Wednes
day afternoon,
These gontleinen. who have always con
tended that tho people of Omuba do not up-
nreclato the possibilities of the waters
WINS NATIONAL THREE TIMES
A IiKiiihii Knhlly Out- of the rrnte.t
Ten li I I'layera tlio Country
llun Mver .Hern,
The work of Mnlcolm I). Whltmnn during
tho last three yenrs lintt stnmped him uh
one of tlio greatest tennis players this
country has ever seen nnd tho fact thnt
ho won tho national championship for tho
third time In comparatively easy fnshlon
Jim cussed I confirms this fact. Whitman's homo Is at
tho driver, Alee cussed tho tenm. Frunk urook'lno, Mnss., nnd ho gained a great
passed the time of day with tho wagon nnd deal of whnt ho knows nbout tennis whllo
No. -J got In the iimcn responses Impar- nt Harvard, from which school ho gradu-
tlally whero they scorned likely to do tho ntcd last spring. He Is comparatively
most hurt. Thnt duty bolng done with young, but this hns not prevented him
conscious thoroughness, wo mado enmp. from making a record for himself which Is
Our next day wus diversified by two Incl- almost In n class by ltsolf. He first come
dents, one of which wnB tho collapsing of Into national promlncnco In IS'JS, when' he
tho aggregation of old lumber nnd rusty captured tho national championship from
Iron which hud been given us In place of a It. I). Wrenn, by default, after playing
waynn. Wo Boon found a good article his vay through nll-comcrs' tourna
worthy of tho name. Noon of that day ment. Prior to thnt ho had played In
brought us to tho Junction of Warm river numorous tournaments and won moro thnn
with tho Snako river aud thcro wo left tho his ahnro of them. On account of thn
ouon veldt and entered tho plno woods. A fact that several of tho best plnyern In
nine-mile ride through scrubby plneH
brought us to tho "Hay crossing" of Warm
river, about thirty-five miles from St. An
thony. That wns our objective point nnd
wo expected to make It our permanent
ilia country wero In Cuba nt tho time of
the 18'JS tournament ho wns ono of the
favorites for the championship that year
Last year ho went through a campaign
that has probably never been equnled by
camp. Ono entering tho river at the ford any player In this country. Ho took part
can drive up Its bed for about sixty rods.
aud come out on a suitable camp ground;
In nearly every tournament of any lm
portanco In tho country without meeting a
or, crossing tho river nnd following down slnglo defeat, not oven losing a single set
within
Thi llrnv-ry of Wo in nil
Was grandly shown by Mrs. Charles Dowl
Ing of Butler, Pa.. In a three years' strug
gle with a malignant stomach trouble
that caused distressing attackn ot nausea
and Indigestion. All remedies failed to
relieve her until she tried Kluctrlc Hit
ters. After taking it two months, she
wrote. "I am now wholly cured and can
eat anything. It Is truly a grand tonic
for the whole system, as I gained In wolght
and feel much stronger since using It."
It aids digestion, cures dyspepsia, lm--
nroves anoetlte. gives new life, Only SOc.
isy reach ot town, went out I Quirinteed, at Kuhn & Co.'i drug store.
nlong tho left bank be can find nnother
camp ground. Tho first of thoso upota we
found In possession of two gentlemen from
Salt Lako, the other was token up by an
army of mosquitoes. We made an unsatis
factory, hot nnd dusty camp on slanting
ground closo to tho crossing. Tho next two
days we scouted the vicinity and mado the
following discoveries. The river rises nbout
four miles above tho crossing ami soon be
comes of good dimensions for lly casting.
All along the river below the crossing ore
lino large pools, but nowhere In tho river
at that season wero there any Urge troui
Tho smull fry woro plenty enough
Following the road to the west about two
miles ono comes out upon largo meadows
with much tall grass. The meadows held
a largo marsh, well slocked with young
ducks Just ripe for tho table. Another
two miles brought us to the end of the
road on the brink of tho Snako river canyon,
where the river indulges In a couplo of high
falls separated by about one-halt mile. Ac-
BUFFET LIBRARY GARS
Best Dining Car Service
Columbia f OA
Bicycles pOl
Are Still Selling.
Why buy ohonp unknown whrrU
whoso makers arc bankrupt when Jimt
llttlo inoii" money will buy you !omo-
thing tTllabli'.
If you ate iletortnlru'il In havo n
cliPtip wheel wo run kIvo you the best
nhip In the rlty for yuitr nionoy.
$13.50 to $25
Wo can c'vo yon au up to-ilalo blcyolo
nntlo by rellablo mnnufaetiirers.
We Rent Typewriters
$3.00 per month.
Wo muko n specialty of seeond-hnnd
typewriters nnd cm give you tno nesi
vnlue in olty for your money.
Sewing Machines
Wc employ no agents pay no com
missions so see iib nud wo will savo
you money.
WE SELL THE
Davis, Singer,
Standard, Victoria,
nntl a lino of rhriip mtirlilnos na low an
Slti.Od. NHCOND-HAXD SIEVING
MACHINHS AT PJtlCKS NHVHH UK
KOIti: MA UK. Why not buy your
wife a miiflilno?
These Prices for Monday Only:
:i sihrpi's "
lmvix Choice
i! AVhlte
1 Noblo ("
1 New Home
1 Victor
S2.00
Old Price. Nevt.
Household 5111.00 5 0.00
White 1.V00 1. on
Kluxer, high nrm '-iO.OO 7.."it)
SliiRer. Rood ns new 'J.i.t0 lH.rd)
noinestle 12.00 fl.00
Ktiiiulnnl, perfect contll- .
tlun -'"Oft 1M.M1
Wheeler & Wilson: 'J.-..00 12.50
Wilcox V (Ubbi itO.OO 15.00
Wo rent Sewing MnchlueH at 7.r cents
ler week.
We sell pnrtH for nnd repair uvcry
in throe of tho most Important of them
and wound up by ngaln capturing the na
tional championship. This season It has
been practically tho same. Whltmnn bo
gan enrly In the spring nnd he has plnye.d
right along through tho senson nt nil the
Iniportnnt tournnment. meeting with hut
ono defeat, nnd that nt tho hands of I).
W. Davis, early In tho season, beforo ho
was In first-class shape. Since then he
has had things protty much his own wa
aud his win over W. A. I.arncd, In tho
championship series, waa so conclusive us
to leavo no doubt as to his title.
Whitman's strong point Is his "passing
Stroke," nnd In his match with I.arned ho
astonished every ono by tho manner In
which he "sliced" tho ball past his op
ponent whonover tho lntter camo In to
volley. Ills stylo Is othcrwtso nlso first
class and nbout the only weak point that
tho critics havo been able to find In It is
that hu docs not play up lo tho not often
enough. llo showed an Improvement In
this respect In tho match with I.arned, nnd
11 h he Is young and constantly Inerenslug In
skill nnd experience, It Is hard to see who
Is to irovont htm from holding his tltlo
for nnother year or so, or until somo
younger "star" has developed. Tho Hng
llsh tennis plnyern who are still lu thin
country think that H. K. Dohertv, the
Rngllsh champion, can defeat Whitman
although they aro n bit doubtful ns to
whether ho could do so on tho courts of
this country. A series of matches In this
country und Huglniul ought to bu arranged
botween tho two for tho elinniplonshlp. and
In enso they were It Is pretty snfe to
that tho American would moro than hold
his own.
AUGUST WHTsTPLAY CLOSES
('oiiintucU the Winner for I lie Month,
tilth lliiri'rll it I'liiHi'
Sre mill.
Thero wcro four tnbles roprcscntod at
tho regular meeting Wednesday night of
the Omuh.i Whist club, with tho following
result!
North and South
McNiilt mid Hurnefs 1OT l
Reillek and Hinehart .- va M
Mclkle and Conlstock t' l --1
(.'rummer and H unnell I'd !
Hunt and Wem - I
Kni'kfelluw nml Kulmon W
White and Miller :2l '1
darner nnd .Ionian 2
Alli-e and llurndl 'M 1
Tho piny for tho month of August wns
brought to n close with considerable rivalry
n ...... ,l,n Inn.ll.l. ll.lt fni,ctA,U utm f,1t
mined a big lend In tho enrly part of the
month, won out, with Ilurroll a good sec
ond. The latter was in tho lead until the
lust game played, which proved very dlii
nstrous, ns shown nbovo, but had he
adopted the tnctlcs of Ins opponent istnv'i
away) ho would have had first place Tin
high scorers were:
Cumstoek, 'J4; ilurroll. :o, S'lmiu-y.
Melkle. 14: Salmon. II; HMIrli. 9: Hu'tie
ft; fl.kO. Hcrllinor. 0; Iloulter. t: (.'ruinm.
S: Hcuiinell, C; llrutiner. 4; Coe. 3; McNu"
3; (Sarner, 2; Itlnehiirt, 2, A. W Hi nli
ner. 2
Cook's Kxtra Dry beats 'em all.
Cook's Imperial has n peret I boquet
Cook's C'bumpagne la strictly pure.
make of sewing machine.
Monday forenoon wo will glvo ouo-hnlf
dozen machine needlen to nny lady calling
nt our store.
Geo. E. Mickel, Mgr.
Nebraska Cycle Co.,
Cor. 15th and Harney.
Wfcea elfcr fen cmhUO
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