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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, DECEMBER .'10, 1000.
1MPIIT ICnilTft Till? PflVEDVfll) halt, although there wero to bo shows only
111,111 IIJI 1U 1 Illj liU ? LilVliUlV I 'i ins raw of ono every, tniny uaye.
" " - - uri. nun. ,i f 1 r x ,..... r hn phsatiAr
Krnde of ring" performers, followed In tho
wake, and ns luck would havo It, while all
Ohio Ohief ElCCUtlvo Baj8 JeffriCI-Rnhlln licut. a young nmateur won accidentally
tuiieu in i-uimuuipniu
Match OannotTake Place.
MAYOR FLESCHMANN SAYS IT CAN
Content llookril for CliioliinnM May
Jlvnulvo llxi'lf Into tlnentlon of
Authority Itetwrrii the
'i'lvn Ollli-crn.
Affairs pugilistic nro In n chnotlc Rtato
lust now nnd tho iirUo fighter finds him-
Bclf up ngnlnst what appear to ho tho
"rial thlnK." Rvcn tho championship
otcnt between Jeffries nnd Iluhlln, which
has boon announced with such great gusto
as a suro go In Cincinnati, February IB, Is
likely to dlo n-bornln', for (lovcrnor Nash of
Ohio linn Issued u pronunclatnonto declaring
that ho has not been Interviewed In tho
matter and suggesting that tho laws of
Ohio consider prlzo lighting us a felony.
"No ono has consulted mo about this mat
ter," (Jovornor Nash Ih quoted ns saying,
"and I want It distinctly understood that I
do not approve of prlzo lights, participation
In which Is n felony under tho laws of
Ohio. I havo not yet looked into tho mat
ter to nsccrtnln what my duties nre, but
tho publln may rest assured that whatever
they aro I will meet them promptly.
Mayor Julius Klolschmnnti, howover, rests
serenely upon his guns and announces that
ho has Riven his consent for tho holding of
tho big show nnd that no interference will
bo brooked In IiIh plans Tho mayor mukes
no reservation In tho declaration that tho
fight will bo permitted, "I guess I am about
tho biggest nuthorlty around here," ho
says, "nnd 1 wish It could bo mado plain
thnt I know of no ono who Ik going to Inter
fere with tho present arrangements. I
havo said thnt 1 would Issue a permit for
tho contest, for I believe, ns do somo of
tho very best business men nnd those of
somo public spirit, that tho contest being
conducted as It will, In an orderly and
decent manner, Is -going to bo n big adver
tisement for tho city nnd will bring much
money here.
"Thoro Is not going to bo nny rough
work of nny sort. Tho prlco of admission
will bo high enough to bar nny of tho un
(leslrablo clement. Tho contestants nro of
championship caliber and there Is no chance
of tho contest being anything but clean-
cut nnd dovold of nit fentures of brutality,
which nro such n popular argument of those
who wnnt to stop lighting."
It looks now ns though the situation has
settled down to tho settling of tho argu
ment between tho governor of Ohio nnd tho
mnyor of Cincinnati. Each has turned tho
box nnd It Is now a horso apiece, with tho
third horso decidedly In favor of tho gov
ernor, In enso ho plays his hand according
to his published statement.
Meantime, however, tho Cincinnati pro
moters nro proceeding with their arrange
ments. Hilly llrndy, tho great fight pro
moter nnd mnmigcr, has been selected to
tnko chargo of tho affair, but oven Ilrady
himself doesn't seem to know Just where ho
Is at. Tho day after Christmas ho Is quoted
ns saying that, cucvn though bo had been
selected to manago tho affair, It wouldn't
conio off beennso of tho objection of tho au
thorities. If tho whole matter Is n game of
bluff It Is an Interesting one, to say tho
least, and, mcantlnmc, Cincinnati Is get
ting all sorts of advertising nut of tho nf-
rnir, nnu mat's ono of tno tilings tho ;najor
hns been looking for.
All over tho country tho fighting gnmc has
been receiving u scries of solar plexus blows
that bespeak tho necessity of future lights
being pulled off on somo desert Island In a
bnlnon or else forcing tha mombcrn of (ho
pugilistic profession to seek other employ
ment. In New" York. Chicago, Omaha and
nny number of other cities that could bo
mentioned tno seal of official dlrnpproval
has been utnmpcd, and If Cincinnati follows
tho prcccmlcnt established it looks as
though tho Jig wero up.
Carson City may ho used ngaln as n plnco
of last resort, provided tho championship
problem becomes sulllcicntly complicated, to
force tno deciding or conclusions between
tho top-notcherH. It is a certainty, how
over, mat Jerrrios nnu minim will never
fight In Camou City. Such a match would
not bo Hiilllelcnt of a drawing enrd to war
rnnt Dan Stuart or any other promoter In
pulling off a contest In tho wilds of tho
west.
Mr. Jeffries is probably viewing tho situa
tion with a deal of Interest. To him tho
vlnw of n life-long hold on tho champion
ship because of lack of opportunity to havo
It wrested from hlra rany well bo roseate
niiod nnd ho can continue drawing down a
corpulent competenco from stnlklng beforo
tho footlights nnd umpiring ha so ball games
Thut certainly killed the boxing gamo
there, for tho mnvor nut his foot down
and said thut not nnother glovo could bo
pulled on or a blow dealt. There nro n
number of other places that fell under tho
ban. An effort was madn to start a boxing
club In KIIr.nbeth. N. J., hut tho sheriff
drew ono card, tilled a club flush and batted
tho poor lighter over tho head with It. And
thoro are a number of towns and cities to
bo heard from. Hvcn the mayor of Ander
son, Ind., whero Tommy Hyatt anil Jack
Ileauscholte am to fight January 18, has
said that would bo tha last fight ho would
allow there.
Votaries of amateur snorting affairs In
this city aro evincing a grent deal of Inter
est In the school of physical culture, which
will soon be opened by Kddle Hoblnson and
Peter Loch. At tho present time workmen
aro engaged In fitting out tho quarters
which tho club will occupy at 1310 Harney
street. Thoro will bo ono main room,
10x35 feet, which will be equipped with all
tho paraphernalia usually found In a first
class gymnasium. Adjoining this thcro
will be shower baths, nnd all of the mem
bers will bo accorded the advantages of
Mr. Hoblnson's superior knowledge of ad
ministering massago to athletes and gym
nasts. The promoters of this club arc
well known In Omaha as amateur athletes
of considerable ability. Mr. Hoblnson Is n
cracking good boxer nnd hns been trnlnor
to a number of clever pugilists. Mr. I.och
Is tho champion amateur wrestler of Ne
braska, and the membors of tho club will
bo given Instructions in boxing und wrest
ling by these two gentlemen. Tho how
club will bo formnlly opened on tho ulght
of January 7, at which tlmo an Interesting
athletic program will be given, consisting
of nmntoiir contests in wrestling nnd other
feats of strength.
Dennett's Pre-lnrentory
Hardware
Sale.
Skates for men
Rolled cast steel, y Oat
bi-ight finish....
Rolled cunt steel, llnoly fin
ished, niekeL plated, reg
ular price SSe,
v
for
steel
runners
tops, --g-QOr
rice $1.10-7
Michael Crowe's victory over Frank
(lotch of Iowa In his wrestling match ;it
Fort Dodgu last week was the greatest
victory over won by tho Omaha man and Is
ono In which his friends take a deal of
satisfaction. i)y this victory Crowo lays
claim to tho tltlo of heavyweight cham
pion of Nebrnska and Iowa and stands
ready to defend the title against nil comers.
Tho bout with Gotch was, he admits, the
hardest he ever had In his life and his
chances looked pretty scaly when Gotch
got tho first fall In eighteen and one-half
minutes. Tho succeeding two, however,
Crowo won by clever work, getting tho
second In eight nnd one-half minutes and
tho third In twenty-four minutes.
WHISTERS BEGIN PRACTICE
Local IMityern Will Try to Mnko Rood
ttliowliiK nt .A ii ii ii ii I MertlnK
nt Knimnn CM)'.
Tho annual meeting of the Central Whist
iicsoclatlon Is to bo hold early In February
nt Kansas City, and tho local whlstors havo
commenced practico work In fours so ns
to havo a good representative team at' tho
meeting. Last year, nt Lincoln, tho club
took very little Interest In tho meet, but
they nro determined to mnko a better show
ing this year by sending at least a dozen
good players to tho meeting.
Tho following scoro was recorded at tho
regular meeting Wednesday night:
NOHTII AND SOUTH.
Durness und McDowell... 201
Salmon nnd Hockfellow 201
Comstock and Melkle 'J01
Calm and Hedlck , 13S
Crummer and Shipley 192
KAST AND WEST.
Hushmnn and Alice 197
11. Jordan and lirown 195
Sumncy nnd Hurrell 192
White and H. C. Jordan l&S
Houehcr and Smith l-
Ilnrdened
blued
ulur pr
Welded iron and steel run
ners, nickel pluted, regular
price $1.1)8, J6'Q
Welded iron and steel run
ners, nickel plated and
hand finished, finest made
regular price 1 f
92.74 AV
Ladies' Skates-
Cold rolled, best finished,
strap toe and heel, regu
lar price 7
Sfif. for - -o-rfW
J
Same as
clamp toe, reg
ular price $1.28
Finely finished nickel plat
ed skate, regu- 1
lar price $1.(14.
Welded iron and steel run
ners, finely nickel plated,
extra quality leather,
regular price
$3.14, for tJJ
for
above, except
1.00
Bennett
Prepares
Pre-Itiventory Prices
et us once more impress you with the importance of these sales at no
time during the year can you profit so largely as now Do not neglect
this golden opportunity for money saving when you can buy the best qual
ity of goods at such low figures. We ask you to come and judge for yourself.
L
Dennett's Prcinvcntory
Jewelry Sale
A tiother day will
close out bargains in
jewelry -one day more at
these prices
Silvered steel tea spoons, q
for
Silvered steel tablo spoons,, 2C
for
C solid stccet nut picks Qq
in box an
6 solid steel nut picks, two 27c
crackers in box
Children's knlfo fork and
spoon
Link Cuff Duttons, regular
prlco 25c, for
Razor straps a good ono,
only
Ebony top salvo and hair
pin jars
Solid silver novelties,
for
Ladles' guard chains,
60 inches
Pearl Den and holder,
only
Scth Thomas Clocks,
only ,
Fancy Porcelain Clocks,
30 hour
' Solid silver Match Safes
only
1847 "Rogers Dros.' Krult
Knives and Forks, por sot
Hcnnctt'H Prcinvcntory
t Crockery
atid China Sale
onday morning in
addition to our lour
special close-out tables Of china and
glassware, wo will display a "spread"
of extra largo and lino pieces of pro
Inventory bargains nt hnlf or less In
prlco to close out stock of odd pieces.
This Is a Inst call.
M
Dennett's Prc-Inventory
Station'ry sale
IS
I
.t
5c
8c
10c
10c
A few more of thoso Thomns
pen holders worth 5c, nt ...
Toilet Paper
only Pencil Uox with lock and key
complete, for .
Flno Stationery In boxes,
up from
Largo Assortment of Scrap
Hooks
New Testaments, clear print
nnd strongly bound
A full box of pens,
only
More of tho air tight Ink stnmhon
regulnr prlco $1.25, for.... 2zJL
Flno Fancy Box Stationery,
only
Hound book lithographed
clear print to closo
out
Dennett's Prcinvcntory
Drug Sundries
Sales.
lUc are always busy
" in our prescription
room hut never too busy to make tho
prlco tho lowest nnd quality tho high
est. You get what the doctor orders
compounded by competent druggists.
Monday wo place on salo a largo lot
of tooth brushes of flno
(unltty, for mm
Davis' Menthol Cough Drops
only
Armour'H Heather Hell Toilet
Soap n tine nrtlcle, per box
Dennett's Pure Mult Whiskey,
per quart bottlo
..is
12c
75c
A llrst-clnss lino of rubber goods
of nil descriptions. Trusses, nil war
ranted. Flno extracts In linndsottm
boxes niako n suitable New Year's
gift. See this lino.
.25c
cc vera
25c
Cigars 6c Pipes
Good Smokers.
25 cigars in box, $1.10, COn
nn. on. i ,J
fuu, out; nun
CO clgara In box, $1.50, $1.23,
90c and
All kinds of pipes,
from
Cartrldgo pipes A good
ono for 4
50c
5c
25c
W. R. BENNETT CO.
Groceries
Hewlett's Capital Pancake Flour, ()r
2 pound pnekngo ,
Lemon l'xtrnct,
er iMittlo
Mince Meat,
t'tr package ,.,
Maple Sugar,
per pound
....Be
...7c
124c
French Mustard, CZr
per bottlo
..Oc
...- c
10c
Dennett's Capital DakliiR PowdcriOf,
per half pound can ,uw
Hulad Dressing, 1 CP
itrr tint tin 'Wv
28c
Olives, per
IHHUO ,,
Pickles assorted
per bottlo
Macaroni, per
pncKngo
per bottlo
Dennett's Capital Coffee, per
pound packugo
New
Years
Poultry
Turkeys,
por pound
Goose,
per pound
Ducks,
per pound
Chickens,
per pound
Nlco Mackerel, each IGo,
IPC and
Chicken Tamnlcs,
per eim
Celery and nil kinds of sonnonlng.
...Uc
...10c
..9ic
...84c
6c
,124c
Butter
Fresh Country Duttcr. guaran
teed lino and fresh lfo 17c 15c
12c
Candies
Mixed Candy, per pound,
V:ic, 10o nnd
Chocolate Creams,
per pound
Caramels,
per pound
Drokeii Mixed,
por pound
Salted Peanuts,
per pound
Flcs,
per package
Dates, ,
per pound
Mixed NutH,
per pound
Fresh roasted Peanuts, Q
per pound O-''
Oranges
A (iennlne DarRtiln.
We have secured an Immenso iiunn
tlty of nlco largo sweet Juicy Califor
nia oranges-worth 25o per doren
prlco fur Monday e,
por dozen only,
8c
.. 15c
124c
..10c
...15c
...10c
...10c
...15c
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SIGNS OF PEACE APPEAR
Bow of Promisa Stretohei Aoross Bate Ball
Firmament Once Mori.
BAN JOHNSON'S FACE WREATHED IN SMILES
Difficulties In Fair Way in Uc
Auilcnbly Settled I,niiK Be
fore Umpire Crlea
"Play Ball.'
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A WOMAN. TO UK l'KKTTV.
SI nut Have Luxuriant anil los- llnlr,
.u Matter What Color.
Tho finest contour of a female face, tho
sweetest smile of a female mouth, loses
something If tho head Is crowned with
scant hair. Scant and falling hair, it is
now known, is caused by a parasite that
burrows into tho scalp to tho root of the
hair: whero It Baps tho vitality. Tho llttlo
white scnles tho germ throws up In bur
rowing nro called dandruff. To euro dan
druff permanently, then, and to Btop fall
ing hair, that germ muBt bo killed. Now
bro's Herplcldtf, an entirely now result of
tho chemical laboratory, destroys tho dan
druff germ, and, of courBe, stops tno fan
Inc hair, nmd cures baldness. When you
kill tho germ you can't havo tho dandruff
or thin hair. "Destroy tho cause, you r
move tho effect."
l.AHOIl AMI I.NDUSTIIY.
turns out 1,600,000
An effort will bo mado before tho coming
legislature of New York to rovlvo tho fight
ing game along Hues that will be open to ns
llttlo criticism ns posstblo. Assemblyman
elect Brooks of Albany has In mind tho ln
traduction of a bill to legallzo boxing, but
thcro Is llttlo prospect for tho alteration of
tho present situation in New York. Doth
houses aro republican and tho question of
prlzo lighting has nt all times been a po
lltlcal Issuo in tho Empire, state, with tho
republicans generally opposed to It. no'
sides fiovernor-elect Odcll Id nntngonlstlc to
tho sport nnd would probably veto any sucK
n bill wero It fortunnto enough to run tho
gauntlet beforo It should reach him.
Spenklng of this genernl shutting down of
prlzo lighting, n Chicago writer says:
Tho rout of tho poor lighter Is now com
plete. Cincinnati was about tho last bnpo
bold out to mm ana mat is tottering, lie
ulnnlng with tho repeal of tho Morton law
In New York September 1, before which
tlmo thcro wero plenty of lights decided In
i Now York, miclllsm has received a few Jar
ring punches that nlmost puts tho business
off tho map. Outside of New York, Chi
cago presented tho best Held for tho am
bitious glovo man. Then along came Joo
Gnus, who either did or did not fako a light
at Tattersall'H with Terry McGovern and
now tho gamo Is dead as a mackerel beie,
Other towns. Including a grand posslbllltv
nt Cincinnati, followed In tho wako of Chi-
cago. Omaha h mayor decided ho did not
want nny moro of tho gamo and called a
A needlo machine
needles a week.
There wero 2,012 brotherhood carpenters
In 1SS1: thcro nre nearly Gfl.OTO today,
i.imiiln rnmnosltora In Paris are not
lcgully permitted to set typo at night.
nvnr kM men. niivs the Salt I.ako Tribune,
will eventually bo employed nt tho big
mechanical plant tno iuo uranuo western
will eslnuiisu in mat. cay.
Tim .Tiniriievmeii llrowers' National union
iiri'iirillnir to a recent retmrt of its auditing
committee, has over nu.wu in us treasury.
"37,000 or wnicn is invesieu in kiii-l-hkc)i
securities,
Tho nverngo pay of tho working classes In
England Is less than JC1 ($5) per week,
nnlv ono man in cloven Is In receipt of an
Income of moro thnn 150 U7M) a year. At
tho nrcsent tlmo tno i.onuou uocKcrs re
eclvo an averago of 12 shillings per week
It has been demonstrated by actual test
that a single towhoat can transport at one
trip from Pittsburg to New Orleans 20,000
tons of coal loaded in tiarges. tho noai ana
its tow. worked by a few men, thus carry
as much freight ns 3,000 cars and iw loco
motives.
I.nhnr organizations in Kansas nro peti
tioning tho Kansas legislature to open up
tint Halt veins around Hutchinson nnd start
tho convicts to making salt In opposition to
thu salt trust and Its high prices. Tlio
manufacture of binding twlno was started
In tho penltentlnry In much tho same way
and IUO liuiuHiry hub iiuuu i-unaiuct vu u te
ller to the rarmcrs,
Tho American Federation of Inbor has
now attlltated with it no less man s:
national and International unions,
Ono would hardly Imagine after reading
the reports that havo emanated from
Chicago during tho week that thcro Is any
sign of peace in tho base ball firmament.
Yet a glass even less powerful than one
used to descry tho canals on Mars can
detect n bow of promise In tho sky, and
behind Its radiance may bo seen the features
of nan Johnson, wreathed "In smiles, tho
same being caused by the contemplation of
the furoro he has kicked up. Qnn Johnson
Is hardly a merry Jester, but ho Is ap
parently a monumental bluffer. Moro than
that, ho has surrounded himself with somo
other bluffers who aro hardly open to tho
charge of being amateurs, and they havo
produced n most wonderful pleco of work to
support their apparent nssault on the
stronghold of tho National league. Just a
llttlo analysis is sufficient to show how
diaphanous tho new "leaguo" really is
Flvo cities aro named as having been given
franchises, nnd several others aro sug
gested as having made application or com
ing under tho general head of "available."
Amorig the latter Omaha Is included. Care
ful inquiry has failed to dovolop the
nresonco In Omaha of anyone anxious to
put in a second team. Detroit Is to havo
two teams, und it Is even suggested that
other points In tho American league circuit
may bo similarly blessed. Rockford,
Illinois, is put down ns a probable candidate
and there is a fluttering among tho fans
down Qulncy way In hopo that that town
may bo similarly honored. All of thoso
stories read nicely and will serve to assist
people In forgetting coal bills and tho like,
but what Is back of them? Dan Johnson.
Who is back of Ban Johnson? The owners
of Amorlcan leaEtio franchises. Who Is
back of them? Echo answers. Dan Jonn
. . . , , 1. 1
Son B.iyB tno Olg ICngUO HUB ireuieu mm
Bhnbbllv. How? Why, tho big leaguo re
fused to give up when ho said he proposed
to mako his leaguo tho premier, mat s an
Thoro is a dispute ns to which shall hold
first nlaco. that is all. Johnson and na
backers do not proposo to bo kept In class
a ur.dor tho national agreement any longer,
Jlmmv Manning says tho big league didn't
glvo him the protection he paid for, in that
It did not compel tho Toronto ciud io pay
him 1500 for o player In dispute. Mr. Man
ning complalnB specifically that the matter
wob not taken up at the lato meeting of tho
National league. When tho National league
wns in session at New York recently it was
with nnnounced through the papers that neither
will not be nblo to protect Itself, let alone
an associate league, and base ball will bo nt
tho mercy of irresponsible plnyers. w ncro
will tho gamo go? To tho bow-wows.
Whero will Dan Johnson go? Snmo placo.
If this Is reasonable, do you think lor a
moment that Dan Johnson is trying io
bring about such a result? Not on your
natural. Nothing Is further irom uis
thought. Ho Is merely engineering a colos
sal bluff, nnd out of It all ho may gain
well, It Is hurd to say what he will gain.
Ono of tho Irrcsponslbles down at Kansas
City has Issued an ultimatum to tho effect
that "White Wings" Tebeau will bo toler
ated down there, but ho mustn't attempt
nnv of his rowdy methods. Well, now,
wouldn't thot sober you up, you peoplo who
remember tho team that onco sailed under
tho name of tho Blues? Think of "Dirty
Dan Stearns. Jack Pickett, Jimmy McUnrr,
Bin" Dill Hoover, Charley Hoover. "Spo
kane" Elmer Foster and a few of tho others
who imcd to mako llfo miscrablo for base
men and boso runners In tho old days, nnu
then think of Kansas City yelping for tin
dledywlnks players. Why, tho wildest man
on George Tebeau s whole list is a mouei
Sunday school scholar compared to somo
of the tamest of Manning's old gang. Whllo
wo aro on this topic It may not bo out
of Dlaco to noto the fact that tho Kansas
City Times calls nttentlon to tho fact that
If Tebeau does got In down there that tne
peoplo are likely to sco somo good ball
by tho homo team. That paper points out
that twice In ton years Manning lanueu
a team In tho lead In 1890 nnd In 1898 and
tho rest of the tlmo the Blues wero flirting
with tho tallenders. All of which is truo
nnd eoes a lone way In explaining why
the Kansas City peoplo restrained them
selvos from getting out injunctions when
Manning started for Washington.
9,491 subordinate local unions, having nn Mr. Johnson nor any of his coadjutors would
nirizreiratn membership of KOI.050. In ad
illilnn tn these before. mentioned cenernl
unions there aro at present 1.051 Independent
chartered loan unions, having ,s,i&u mem
bers, making a total of 10,515 unions, with a
memoersnip or nw.juo. tiicso ugures are ex
ehiHtvn nf tho membership Indirectly
alllllatod through the medium of the contral
go near it. and ns far as is puniiciy Known
none of them did. So Mr. wanning nas
only himself to blame if his claim was not
considered, for he not only did not appear
to nresB It. but was actually engagod In
nrenarlng to carry on a war against tho
TONIC
THAT MAKES
STRONG NERVES,
CURES DYSPEPSIA,
Stomach Troubles
AND '
INSOMNIA
labor unions of 205 cities nnd sixteen state vcry organization ho now condemns for fall
federations of labor. . , , ..protection." It Is of this
Ono of tho ureat features of tho co- ,UH 1 .b 1 .. . , , .i-
operutlvo movement which is doing so much Bort or stun me mm -
to promote iuo wouaro in win jrisa peopio lions io mo i-iiuui iv5"
is tn bo found In tho agricultural banks or
11. nR.nni,lna V. ...
llrst introiiuet'U in uermany y iierr ttnir- wnui ami ui - - -
fersen In 1819. Where monoy Is scarce a innn to nhln to clvo the associato league It
number of people form themselves Into a , ,rcported to be forming. If It withdraws
society, and" on their Joint unllm ted. en- " "PV'm ..- mi ..n,..!' Onlv
gagomeni to oo responsioio lor us iiaDiiuies whuii ,uii. ...v ;
ALL DRUGGISTS.
Prep. byVal Ulitz Irewlng Co., Milwaukee.
OMAHA BRANCH,
1412 DouHlns St. Tol. 1081.
are ablo to obtain monoy enough for their
needs. They norrow at or 6 per cent nnd
lend at o per cent, mo uinerenco going to
ward oxpenses nnu reserve, un deposits
from Its members mo hank allows t per
cent consiuernDij- moro man mo post
nillen snvlntrs bank. There are now llftv
two of these banks at work in Ireland, with
a memuersnip or
Tho Chlcngo & Northwestern railroad
eomnnny will put into effect on January 1
an old-ago pension system for Its 27,000
employes, it win nerearter nine, into its
employ no man over m years out, anil win
retire on a pension, graded according to
salary und wages, all who havo reached
tho ago or tu, anu nave neon miriy years
In tho service of tho company, and all of
any ngo who havo been disabled In tho
service nf tho company. It Is anticipated
that tho scheme, when In full operation,
will cost tho, company about JSOO.OW a year.
Homo measure of the business depression
which has set In over Oermnuy Is forwarded
to tho Stato department uy I'nltcii states
t'onsui Allien, siauoneu ai iirunswick.
Compared wun mo summer or inw nui d
lug enterprises have fallen away by 37
tier cent, rullroad projects 6X tier cent and
electrical and street rnllway enterprises C3
per cent. I'rojecteU electric lighting and
gas plants are n third less, while In such
spheres of activity as mining, smelting.
metal manutacture, stone worn anu mo
production of chemicals and textiles, tho
decline Is some 27 per cent.
down if he's going to put up with It. And
that's about as consistent as tho average
of thoso fellows ure.
Beforo closing this chapter It might he
well to quoto what Dan Johnson himself
soys about tho war. Hero Is tho way ho
talked In Chicago on his return from tho
east when asked to dcflno tho exact rela
tions between tho Nntlonal and American
leagues:
I would rather not attempt to do thnt
now. 1 think It could he done hotter a fort
night hence, after the meeting of the
league. That will bo held In this city
shortly after the holidays. Philadelphia
was anxious to havo tho meeting there
and I bcc they sent out announcements that
It would bo held there, but that is not
true.
One thing I can say, however, and that
Is I don't think there will bo any wnr. Wo
aro not trying to provoke one, and the Na
tional leaguo Is In no position to carry on
one. They will think a long tlmo before
they will engage In a war In their present
condition.
Just remember now that tho hot nlr asso
ciation that met In Chicago during the
week was not tho American leaguo, and that
tho meeting of that body Is yet to convene
nnd you'll havo n good lino to back your
Judgment on.
HOW WEAK MEN
STRONG,
Only
tho ball player s woru. aiosi managers
know what that means. Woll, if base ball
Is to bo put on that basis, It simply comes
to anarchy. This 1b why The Deo puts no
dnnendenco In tho reports of rival leagues
and "two teams In every town" stories. It
Is hevond reason that men of sufficient
means to equip nnd ability to direct n sue
cessful baso ball team will deliberately put
themselves nt tho mercy of the players
Not that all players aro dishonest, for they
nre not. In fact. Tho Dee believes that
most base ball players aro ns honest nnd
trustworthy ob tho common run of men,
but there nro enougn rascals nnn iricKy
players to upset all plans. Old base ban
annals aro full of cates of contract Jump
ing nnd thoro Is no very good evldonce thnt
tho breed of players has much Improved.
In fact, Mr, Manning's complaint against
the National leaguo is based on a case of
contract Jumping, and the failure of tho big
leaguo to compensate him under the protec
tion clause of tho national agroement. Now,
If tho American leaguo deliberately dis
rupts the agreement under which even a
semblance of protection Is afforded, what
will be the reeult? The American lea-rue
Tebeau Is going quietly nhoad with his
arrangements at Kansas City and according
to all accounts has succeeded in securing
a most excellent location for his' park. Ho
Is now after players and Is likely to havo
llttlo troublo In getting together a good
team. If Denver Bhould bo dropped by tho
Western leaguo, which Is not nt all un
likely, then Tebeau will secure tho rovor
slon of his 1900 team and will thus havo a
splendid nucleus. Out In Denver Mr. Puck
ard, who Is tho successor to tho Denver
franchise, is talking of "bucking" jeocau,
whatever that means. Ho will certainly bo
allowed tho advantage of tho Denver reser
vations, In caso tbero is a Western team
In tho mountain town during tho coming
season. If there Is no team thoro ho will
have no need of tho players, thereforo his
talk about "bucking" Tebeau would seem
at leaBt suporerogatory.
Our own Colonel Keith Is feeling Just
about as easy as docs Tom I.awson of Bos
ton when ho puts out to sea on his mag
nificent now steam yacht. Which is to say,
Duck" !b living easy. Ho thinks he has a
good bunch of players on tho string and
when he meets Dill Itourke they both look
wise, and you'd think there wasn't nnythlng
but money coming in aij mo iirao. nuu
talking about money coming In, you should
havo seen Buck's face and Bill's when tho
Lincoln foot ball team failed to show up on
Christmas day. There was an olognnt
crcwd out at Vinton street park and tho
magnates had to pay back nil tho elegant
gate receipts. Mr. Keith had signed con
tracts with tho managers of tho Omaha and
Lincoln teams for tho games, guaranteeing
each team $150 and expenses for the Lin
coln team. He had been notified tho night
beforo by tho Lincoln manager that tho
team would bo here all right and on Christ
mas morning ho paid for tho tlckots on
which tho Lincoln boys wero to ride. Judge
of his surprise when over tho tinkling tele
phone lino ho received word about noon
Christmas day that the Lincoln boys would
not como. Aside from tho gate receipts, he
had to pay back, Colonel Jvclth was out
unmn nihor cnod slmoleons ho had ex
pended in advertising tho game, and ho
doesn't llko It a llttlo bit.
Magnato Dcall Is the only Western leaguer ,
who Is not on Easy street. His Sioux City
franchise seems doomed to extinction, and
ho hnsn't nny cinch on the St. Paul en-
trance. ThlB suggests anowicr iuuuj im..
dent In connection with tho alleged Amor
lcan auxiliary leaguo kick on National
leaguo rules. Charley Saulpaugh, who
owns tho Minneapolis team, doesn't proposo
to allow Perry Werden to manage tho St.
Paul team becauso tho plpo-dreumers picked
Perry for tho Saints without consulting the
magnato of tho Millers. Saulpaugh says
he has no objection to Werden managing
tho team, but he Is under contract to .inn
IN THE WHEELING WORLD. 1,
The six-day bicycle race In Madison Square
Garden, three weeks ago, scored a victim
in tho death of Oscar Aronson, In a Now
York hospital, a week ago. Aronson was
Injured In ono of tho. ralx-ups, but con
tinued In tho raco, exerting all his powers
to tho point of collapse. Publicly tho doctors
said ho died of pneumonia; prlvntcly, they
admitted that exhaustion waB tho primary
cause. '
Aronson was 25 years old. An ambltous
rider, proud of his record, ho was not an
easy man to beat. In fact. It is admitted
oven by the men who defeated him, that
tho nccldent that sent him to tho hospital
prevented him or his paitner, Habcock,
from riding under tho wiro closo to tho vic
tors. Aronson and Dabcock wero among the
leaders on tho night of tho accident. Then
came tho awful mix-up. It was ns bnd ns
was ever seen In Madison Square Garden.
Aronson was thrown many feet. H1b head
was gaBhcd; nnd wheels and riders piled
on top of him. His body wnB cut and
bruised In many places. Tho Swedo was
carried unconscious from tho trnck, hut re
turned later on.
Aronson first rnmo Into prominence in
Now Yor!;, in 1898, In tho six-day race,
when ho finished amonG the leaders. In
1899, his partner, Julius, dropped out, but
Aronson continued to rldo alone, nnd won
tho second individual prlzo. Later ho went
to San Franslco, and In a Blx-dny race
finished nccond to Charles Miller.
Jlmmlo Michael Is not tho whirlwind ho
was n fow years back. Last Saturday ulght
ho was defeated by Harry Elkcs by ono
nnd thrco-fourtha laps In a motor-paced
raco In Madison Square Gordon. Eight
thousand or moro porsons saw tho Glen's
Falls stripling practically run away from
tho Welsh "midget" In tho remarkably fast
tlmo of 0:20:3 2-5.
It required only Buch n victory ns this
to stamp Kikes as tho most marvelous
cycle rider at present In competition.
Within n fortnight ho has demonstrated
himself to bo nmong tho Btrongost of en
durance riders, tho fastest of sprint rldors
nnd tho greatest of mlddlo-dlstanee pare
followers. Ills record Is ono nover at
tained by nny other cyclist in tho nnnals
of tho sport.
From start to finish Elites nnd his match
with Mlchuol woll In hand, nnd ho crossed
tho lino with something up his sleeve. From
first to last ho followed but ono machlno, n
two and thrco-quarter horso-powor (;aso
lino tandem, whllo four times tho Welsh
man found It oxpedlont to change his pace
makers, .
On tho part of both principals the riding
was flawless. N"er n skip or a break made
Elkes and never a miss mado Michael. Tho
latter trailed his pulling motors as closoly
nnd beautifully as ho had ever done In his
life, but novor beforo had ho been called
upon to match tho speed of so formldablo
an opponent.
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them but tho overthrow of Secretary Abbott
Ilassutt. They failed to accomplish this at
their last convention nnd after that re-
solved to turn their attack to a different
point nnd brliiK tho national headquarters I
to Now York City. Tho Massachusetts ill-1
vision waB strictly aRalnst It und nt a
recent mooting resolutions wero passed op
posing the removal of tho hendnuarters
from Iloston. At this mcotliiK tho endorse
ment of Mr. Perkins followed. Ho is In
favor of retaining tho state divisions, but
nlso favors locul organization nf tho con
suls. Ills plan has been carried out by tho
Suffolk county (Massachusetts) consuls, who
formed a county consulate and elected a
president and secretary.
That thoro will bo a fierce fight between
tho Massachusetts and tho Now York divi
sions Is admitted all uround. It Is Just pos
slblo that tholr conflict will bo so warm that
they may compromlso nnd throw tholr
united support to Mr. Knrlo of Detroit,
which would eloct him. Friends of .Mr.
Knrlo sny ho Is tho dark horso In tho nice
nnd will cross tho wlro a winner with a
Iongth to tho good.
Klvo years np.o this winter tho world stood
agast when thirty mllea v,oro ridden In one
hour nt Memphis by Jimmy Michael. Now
(ho world wonders at forty miles In tho
hour by Will Htlnaon, Less than two years
from now, If thu predictions nf tho motor
men como true, tho record for ono hour
of riding on a hlcyelo back of motor pare,
will bo aiming nt sixty miles nn hour nn
tho cyclo track, Thoso nro bold predic
tions, but speed In cyclo racing hus over
been on tho Increase, nnd when the limit
has been reuched In tho past or when It
hns been thought that tho limit has been
reached, thn tlmo and dlstnnco wero far
frcm tho olimlvo point.
Tho greatest fight In tho history of tho
U A. W. will bo nu when thu annual con
vention opens next Kebruary and tho par
ties to It will bo primarily tho Massachu
setts, Michigan and Now York divisions. or whatovcr paco may bo Invented In tho
The strength of either sldo will depend i menntlmc, will bo forly-.lvo mllrn. In five
neaoolls. and ho'll bo doublo-dashed If ho, on tho number of delegates from tho other yoats, according to tho sanio predlcators,
Is going to let anybody dispose of Ills play-'stntes in tho union which theso three can
era without his consent. If they had asked ko into their camps, rno ."sow Workers
him first hn would havo consented, but
lince they didn't he'll be jumped up und
made up their minds nearly two yoars
It will bo fifty miles In ono hour, a like
Increase in tho coming flvo years to tho
lncreaso In flvo years Just past Ton
ago that nothing on earth would satisfy , years from the present the cyclo riders
A slmplo tost of tho accuracy of n free
wheel clutch is to lift the machine nnd
spin tho renr whool, holding tho cranks
Htutlonnry If thoy will not remain so other
wise, says u contemporary, (let tho wheel
spinning nt n good paco, und then noto tho
behavior of tha rear sprocket. If tho hub
and clutch aro truly mnde tho sprocket will
not show sign nf movement as tho hub runs
insido It, but If It Is poorly mado and fitted
It will bo seen to movo up and down nnd
sideways a sort of gontlo rolling motion.
If watched very closoly tho best clutch mado
will bo found to movo vcry slightly, but
tho motion will bo so small ns to bo un
notlrcabln except under very careful
scrutiny.
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