CHAT WITH THE BOXERS
A Few Pertinent Remarks Anent tha Big
Sporting Olubs.
\VHI3PEFINGS OF THE WHEEL
The llntton * mill tlio All Aincrlcim < < !
nemlny Tin. Pont IUI1 Outlook
nnil thn Uftinl llrUt of
Uockl } iptirtn.
Thcro is but Httto goltiK on In tbo tlRlitlnt ;
realm tliat wills for dlicusilon In tlio public
lirluls Tlio bin mill Iwtwcen Mltc-hcll nntl
Corbolt rcmilns In st.Uu fjuo , and Is liltoly
tn remain there for many moons to couie
'J lint tbo nffnlr cannot bo milled off at Conoj
Isliiml , however , becomes moio ntul moro in-
p.iront ns tnno fuclts 'Hie authoritiesfrom
tbu Rovcrnor down , hive tipped tholr hand ,
ntid now tbo clergy of both Nsw York and
Urooklyn Imvn tiUen uu tbu matter and arc
disrinslne It from their pulpits hi n manner
thnt promises not only to jnecludf1 n possible
hope for tlio h.utlo , but to lead to sot lous
dlsistor to tbo Conov Island club Itself If
tbu minority of Inconsiderate dcfcmlcis of
this model organization nto note illud off. n
liprrnanunt sbnt down may ho sboitli ex-
lipctod Tbo more that Is slid In defense of
tin ) Kami ) till-out. ! ! I'l'il.iln souices but niids
fuel to ! i ilro that threatpns to consume It
.Any man with u modicum of brains ought to
npprool ito the uphill character of such n
labor , nnd desist before bo accomplishes
that which bo seolts to nrovent.
Judging from the tone of certain Now York
newspapers those are Dommlkk O'Mallov's
halcyon ( lavs Ai cot ding to the old siw. "ho
who laughs last laughs longest , " and if I
mistake mo net , thu Coney Island oflkials
nnd clacucrs ( ] hid lliulr laugh some weeks
ngo , about tbu time , for instance , that Gov
ernor Malhews ot liidiina oidcted out the
militia and pulled his litllo galling gun on
Uoby It stiuck mo at the time tint there
was nothing in Hobo's discomlituiu for those
interested In lights and llt'liters to laugh nt
JUlt it tkklcd some men hnlf to death , anrt
they llred column after column of lidiculo
nnd initiik.il comment at the combination
that was stilying to maintain the sport
within easy access of Cbicigo Dtit they
lire not cacliinating ( | Uito so gleefully just
now , but instead , aio v\nsting valuablespaco
in newsy nowspnpeis in a futllo attempt to
prove tint Dlack is white In the mean-
wliilo Dominii'k is about the only ono that I
can just now think of who has a right to in
dulge in convulsive mcriiment Tlio very
men who pulled the pi ops fiom beneath
Kntn's big shod are the ones caught tightest
in ilio wreck
I have not called attention to these facts
through nny species of malice or exultation ,
hut merely to exemplify the i obvvebby axiom
that it behooves those who h ibitatu cristal-
ino palaces to bo oxcccdiuglv circumspect In
the way In which they circulate iloinlclts.
I icgret exceedingly the condition of tilings ,
but it is something th.it I n itui.illy c.\pc'clc'il
to see owing to the greed and Je ilousv of thu
nval factions Tlio Coney Island people had
no soi t of an excuse for their onslaught on
Koby. They were having ono or two
lights n mouth and matting mouoy ,
wlnlo Uoby was h.ivimr ono a
month nnd i uiiuing Into debt .u u p.iio that
Tamman > could never have set. Hut Coney
Island wasn't satlsllod. Tlioi wanted all th"
lights and all the lightens , so they nagged
iiwiiyailhu liuil in.i uuihoritics until they
incited them to tbo action that forced
O'Malley to put up the shutters They are
now hustling mightily to keep from hoisting
their own In discussing the two organiza
tions , 1 have hud none but tiiundlv words
for both , yet I have always leaned toward
the eastcin concern ns the solidist and best
govcincd of the two , and nas in hopes that
they would insure their own perpetuity by
keeping hands olT all competitive estab
lishments
Hut to loluin to my spring Iamb , the
MitehcU-CoibotUlent. It is simply out of
tbo question to biing the affair to an issue
any way m.Now York , and I have but prec
ious litllo faith in the ability of Now Or
leans to accomplish thu tilck. 'I ho men
may possiblv bo in earnest , and I hope they
are , for that will furnish a little hope that
they vv ill jump in n cab some night and slit )
out on the gieon und settle thu matter.
Just now tlieio is n lot of rot Doing pub
lished about a so called raaUh bo-
tweonn tlio erstwhile great Jack )
.Donipsoy and Dick Burgc , who iccently '
came over 'J bis is only another matter of -
wind , 'llioso who know , despite the ful
some gush of the '
ex-nonpai oil's old Now
York fi lends , Uecl.uethat Dempsey could'nt
"lick a iiostagu st imp" I quote because I do
not wish to bo suspected ol passing ol any Joof
Gladstone's savings for my own unless
homebody would fninlsh the Hiker If any
thing remains to Dempsey and ho wants IVto
light so b id. why didn't he go on to a linish
with Mysterious Billy Smith ? Mho Coney
Island ctuD advanced him f > 00 cases to trans
port him from his Oiegonlan home 1Sto
Gowanus for that purpose. And what did
the mighty Jack then do
? Wliv , according
to IJHK Show he.ivHt
, who dropped in on mo
thonlbordiiy.bo blow in chooOOsimoleonsfor
booze and other vegetables and told Judges [
Newton and Sundorlaud to kiss the b ick of
his nock.
And this Huigo , who Is lie , anj wajer ; -
tainlyuot the fellow who confessed about u
year ngo to having consented to lay down to
Jack McAulllTo ? Hot a ted apple it is thu
very cove Why , thai fellow would never
have had lo lay down to tbu ) > eeilessVil -
Ihtmsbutgar , not much. Jack would have
knocked him down befoio ho hud tbochatico ,
Hut that Is simply talk Listen to what
Arthur I umloy. former unn.igor of the
Coney Island , has lo BIIJ iinent tills Domp-
Hoy-Hutgo bmlcsquo1
' The Couoy Island club Is
at work on i abe
Rchcmu , which , If not fully ox-posed , will bo
one of the biggest 'tluovvdowns' the spot ting
world 1ms had for in inj juais
"Tho club is making arrangements to
match Dick Huigu thu
, lightweight chain
iiiou of Uiiglaiid , nif.iinst Juclt Donipsoy unu
is Intenued by Newton to pull tills affair oil1
on tbo percentage plan , und b ivo Uurgii lay
'
down' to Dompsoi
As this would bo a big betting event It
can bo easily understood what an immense
amount ot money could bo m ido by the
Couu.v Islanders out of thu dollars tak n In
at the gate ,
. "About n jcar IIRO Newton offeicil Jack
McAullffofl'i.OiK . ) to light Huigo , und then In
n m.vsteiious waj wlthdiow liis hid and
K.IVO us u roibou that ho hud pobitivocvi-
iluiun that liuigu hud agieed to ' 1 ij down * to
McAulille lluacclau'd tlien that tlio Ung-
lishma. ) vvoUil never gel a chance to wutk
his game in thu Cono\ Island autu.
"lliiruc himself acknowledged that ho bad
ngrued tu 1 iv iloun' to MuAulille luf u curtain -
tain HUH ! nnd no luiponsiblo club would !
touch his in.itch "
Now so far us this lollccts on Dick Now.
ton and lliu Couo.s Island club itbolf I take
no stouk in It , but whcro it hits cither
Dompsev or IJurgo 1 do J haven't heard I of
the club adoring n cent for the match , nar I
don't believe they will. What Dempsey
wants to do la to take the bundle ho pulled
out oC his bonclUu fuw weeks since and in-
W'sl it in u nice little iooper shop. As a
lighter he is undoubtedly a h.ib been , but
might still bo ublo to do u vei.v ciudttablo
Job on a baircl. .
Ilko John I ; , Juek was ouco a king In the
great game. It would bo folly now lo i ut-
tempt to result eel either They didn't
know whtu they had enough , and so , like
like the JHMUtltul Miow. the. ) fell.
i\or.\liudy Is wondeiiug now who Dixon
will next take on. Hut that isn't a haul
KueKS , He sa.vs Hilly Pllmmer must li ht
him or quit the business , all ot which sounds
like thu talli of a cheap sport , anil
anything but lite Duon. However , I
do not think he will have such
un cuoinniu task on liis bauds In inducing
the kno't , little liriton to again tiy his
gumo All he bus to do is to ucccdo to f'lim-
mer's very proi > er demand , ttuit iho llltlo
rolorod hono.\cooler gets down to 114 pounds
welt'Ii In ut tlio unhide 1 have no hopes
of DLxon making a tisht with Johnny
Griflln , for 1 belluvo lu his huait ho knows
ta Uralutreo hid U hi * uianter. If he
doesn't , shrewd Tom O'lJourke docs. As to
Johnny Van Hocst , ho Isn't In with the
nelit people to bopo for n bigpurso match ,
and isn't to bo considered. Still ho would
make a formidable opponent for oven Dlxon ,
ana would light him nt the drop of the hat.
The next event nl the Coney Island club
will bo between Horace l ecds of Atlantic
Cltv and Hilly Hrnst df Hrookliti , nnd will
take place tomorrow nlttht hoods Is. with
out ft dotiht , n very sunitjouug chap , and
since his debut , about two ieiri nnd a n-vlf
ngo , bo has been coming right along Ills
sotlo with .lack McAullfTo last spring Is a
good criterion to go by , for although out-
IKilntud bv the lightweight prince , ho put un
n gallant light , which loftthoch itnpion'soio
in a sh ulovv and nroducol other effects th it
will prevent Jack from forgetting him long.
Hllli Kitm is another c'ood ono. and tbo con
test should bo.i cuckoo He Ins never vet
tasted the hitlers of a defeat In a llnlsh light ,
although he has ovet thrown such clever men
as Walter Campbell and Hilly Vetnon He
has un 'auctioneer that coinm inds resnect
from the best of them , and Is n good match
for the sturdy heeds
Jack McAulllTe may have agieed lo flghl
Hilly Smith at m. but I don't believe It ; .vet
If he h is , und they come together , vvh.v , 111
have to breast 'em for u few thousand on
, Iuckunvway. SVM > \ Gitiswot.n.
I'rrpulim for 11 Mvnly Omni ilirn.
At the Young Men's Chrlsllin association
park one week from Monday next the local
foothill iMinpiigii of " . ) f t will ho In
augurated , whet , the candidates for positions
on the lending eleven of the Young Men's
Chrisliin assoilillou will meet and take
their llrst lesson in actu il cotilllct at tack
ling Manager i : \ " . Tliom is is woiking In-
dustriousli. but w.thoui. anj unneecssiry os-
tcntntlon , with the Intent of giving Omah.i
thu most foimidahlo cloven that over car
ried the Gate Cltv's colois upon the KIid-
iron Huld. The game on October 10 will bo
between the eleven already selected bj
Manager ' 1 hom.is for the regular team and
the Iowa college eleven , Of coutso iho learn
that will represent the Young Men's Chi is-
tiau tiisoclatio , ! ! may not bo Kept Intact , as
this opening contest is expected to demon-
stialo the rol.illvo strength of the men and
their illness to permanently fill their re
spective positions.
" 'I here Is notensonon eatlh , " said an old
Y.ilo footbillist to mo last evening , "why tbo
Young Men's Christian assoi iatiou should not
organize n corking good team Theio is
plentj of av illablo timber in their Links and
'boy have mon who know tbu game w lib lliu
Dest of them Wha' , the team most needs Is
a course of thorough and intelligent dulling
Thoto is no bettor wav to become conversant
with the scientific points of the game than
bv blatkboird vvoik Atr.iInIiiRC.udshould
also be nrop itcd und tlio team oDllgatu them
selves toc'iri.v out Its provisions ielativo lo
diet , exotciso ami sleep Of coui&o the or-
ranbation bus a good many obstacles to con
tend with The professional and business
men , to say nothini ; of the clerks and stu
denls , upon whoso services il must largelj
depend , have not the time to practice that
members of the big college teams have , and
of com so they cannot hope to attain sucli
cfll-ieucy at play They should got down to
haul work , however , lit once , for to plav
foot bill one must bo hardened nud Indurated
to tbo spoil. "
'Ihopctsontiol of the team as it now
stands is us follows :
W V Coe , center. Ho has been tiled in
the position bi twoioars service as center
for tlio Huchtel college , mid will likely bo u
llxtuio T S W.iltemoicr , guard. Mr.V. .
has seen much exciting pl.n , having ofllci-
atcd in the obove position for two consecu
tive sc isons for Poo's Haltimoio team
Wouienant Jim bright , half back. The
lieutenant is an all 'touiid athlete' , and
plajed divers positions on the West Point
team wbllo at school thuro Ficd Tufllold ,
full tuck Tufti is an old English plajer. a
resolute tackier , snoedy in making the coi-
ncis and a cinch kick and field. .These are all
now men , and ihe Dalanco of thu team has
been selected from 1 ist vc.u' ! cloven nnd in
cludes such well known nnd capable plajcrs
as Thomas Young , Sheldoif , Abbott , Volk-
htiidt and Henry. They aio all icliablo
pl.iicis , while the now material is of au un i-
doubted high older.
The team is w oil off so far ns competent >
coaches go. There U Charles Thomas of thu
Michigan university , a man who is au fait m
all the scientific details of thu game , and
Fied TulliMd , who has h id much lively ex-
peuenco botli in this eoutury und across tlio
pond. Manager Thomas has been endeavor
ing to maUu dates with all available outside
teams , but thus tar has met with much
tioublo on account of the Young Men's Chris-
tiin associations desiring a laigo majority
of Saturday games Any team able to meet
the Young Men's Christian associ itions on
Siturdajs would confer a favor by wilting '
inimedi itoly to Manager K I > Thomas ,
Omaha National Hank building The local ,
team h is lecoived their now uiiifoims and
have decided on Tiiesdav and Thuisdav
evenings.ind Satuid iy afteruooiis for their
iegular piactico days.
The gicat gnno to bo plaved at tbo Young
Men' * Chustiin Association piik Thanks
giving daj between the Stito 'Varslti
elevens of Nebiaska and low i is already tiX
city much intuiest nnd speculation Both
teams w ill come hoio stionger th in over be ,
fore , and without a doubt Omuha will have
a ( h nice of w llucssing one of tin ) host grid-
iioii billies ever fought in the west The :
uvalry that bus ulwajs existed between
those two institutions ban boon augmented
w itli tbo appro tch of the ptesont active sea !
son , and foot uall pitrons can fnuparc them
selves for n most exciting and stubborn
light. Thu event will bo under the auspices '
of the Young Men's Chiistain association ,
who intend to make the day u gala occcasion
in ev cry particular.
A llfMiimu of the TnmlM SetiHiHi.
With the advent of October the tennis :
season may bo considered ended Theio are
some enthusiasts , no doubt , who will bo
sticking to it for some time to come on pii-
vato courts , and Indeed tbo courts of the
Om ilia I'cnnls club on Harnov .sti cot and
its
will nolentiielj dropout of use until hose
snon comes Hut thu season U ever now so
far ( is public tuunuiiiioms und sueh affairs
iiio coneeined
There was t illc vvhon the state totirna-
incut closed in August of gutting up an in-
tcistate meeting for the eaily fall , hut It
11ml
never enmo to nnj tiling moio than talk , and
tt won't do now Tlio idea w.is tn Reciuo [ bees
champions of bomoof the KUIrounding states ,
Kansas , Colorado , Missouri and Iowa , siy ,
und picbuinibly any other plajois who
could bo Induced to come , and pit them
aitatnst the cracks of Nebraska Omaha
people had shown that they woio more haor
less pai tial to the tf.imo by their attendance
at thoeitv and state touiiiainents , ni.d the
cliaaeo of adding the iiilinissloii monej of
a proposed fall toiiinanieiit to the- all too
empty trensurj of the clutt was ono which
someot ita multibus did not want to lot po
b.\ .
Hut tluou li one delay after another the
Denver toiiiimiiient was not over until eloso
to the end of last month , and by that time
the enthusiasm fora thud Onmha meet had
died down.
The evidence of Ib'.U ' is that tennis Is very
mucli nlive in Omaha , and indeed tluoiiKh-
out Nebubka The huso entries at oveo
touinatnciit tliut has been held tlio city und
stale chanipioiibhlp contests in Omaha and
Iho twoioinpotilionsut H.istlngs , ono open
to all Nebraskiins and thu other to Hastings
men onlj. besides numoious smaller nicot
ines at Out and other cities have shown
that theieimi nut only plenty ol plavoi&of
nun It , Wit th.it tlioj caiobutlleicntl.v for the
pamu to ( 'ive up other caies to make the
vuiious tuuinaiiieiila siic' ( esses
' 1 lie bcason has been notable , too , for thu
ilso of iho.vonnifer plajeis 'Iheie me still
t ho older nion , of wlioin C S Culliiiphani is
nwn ) at < ho head , wltli I ! II. C'ooltbon ,
Hail and plenty of otliors tobulv
him up Hut this j ear's contests would have
had little interest if Ihu joungcr men had
uot been in them.
lull v Dcnlsci has been seen before und has
won pi ho j before , but no one suspected him
of being a dangerous cundidato for the city
championship until ho made bis bravo light
In July. In August ho nmintaincd his icpu-
tailonund won hlsroward iu tbo cuuituruof
lliu doubles i h unplonsblp His paitnur In
this , C. il Youug , is another joung iijer
who has come on well during the \oar.
Hut the two surprises weio when Caluwell
and Kay Austin knockid out all calculations
iiithu cj.npjt'llou for the lnglcs champlou-
hip of Nebraska , 'llicao four boi , IJculso
Young , Cnldwoll and Austin , may Ix ; sitd to
have learned the game right here in Omaha ,
and there Is every rcison to suppose thit If
they can only get the constint and varied
pinctko which is so essentl.il to excellence
at tennis they will do gte.itcr things In
time to come than tliu.v have done in time
past.Next
Next to Omihn Hastings has been the
most prominent In Netirnska tennis this year.
Shu has quite a number of men who arc In
constant practice and show great adeptncss
and untiring Interest In the game. Their
nuxloty that ono of the two events In the
state tournament should bo decided on the
couitsof the Hastings club Indicated thnt
thov were witling to put themselves to
tiouhle that tennis might progiess in the
stale Nextiear It miiv betaken for granted
cither thu singles ot doubles will bo plajcd
tit Ilistinps
Lincoln seems to hive dropped fiom the
high place she held in Nolnaaka tennis 1 , but
perhaps this Is only lomponirv. Apait from
Gelstbardt and Stieihcrd | , her two votoruii
Jil.iieis , thcio has been little heird of the
game lu the Capital Cttj th4 ! season These
two men probably ate not up to their stand
ing of u .v ear or two back , but lu the state
touinainent , which was ro.illy theoiilvop.
poitutiilv Ihei hud to show their vvottli ,
thei had the luck agnlust them Age , how
ever , soon tolls against tennis plajers. and u
man ma } ho still vuung when bo loses that
necuraci of eve and spriglitliness of limb
which under any citcumsiancos come onlj
to the tennis plaicr vvjio is In regular lialu-
ing and lo.ivo him as soon ns ho iclaxes
bis attention
A HUM , Hull Ciiliilxnl VV rlllll'Bllll.V.
7 ho local base bill cranks mo coiltilnly
Kre.itIy induotcd to Manager Tom McVittle
for seem 1m ? the Hostons and All Atnoiicas
fora gatnont Y M U A puk next U'edncs-
ilni H comes n little late , jot with fair
weather a great gumo will doiibtlcAs bo
pi ij cd , and a gre it erow d should w itness it
It will bo a pleasute for the cranks to even
got to sec some of tlio old familiar faces
and among these are .Ilinmy Manning ot the
old Kansas Cltjs , nnd ono of the most popu
lar U til plaj ers w ho ev or played In the w est-
crn ciictilt Always u hard player and
alwa.vs a gentleman , Jin.m.v must
have ati oration. Then tlieio Is .loo
Kellei , with the Oimthis two
icais niro and ono of the most popular
mombeisof the team. Hob Gllhs , while ho
will not play , will also be hcio , likewise tlio
ie.iloubt.ible .lack Crooks , once the king of
the local Hold and noxvonoof the kings of
the big league. Hlg St. Jacob Hockloy of
the Pittsbmgs and another old western
leigiicr. nnd "Dutchv"Stein
, anox-Omahog.
and Wallervilmot of the old-daj St Pauls
And Houby r.owe , Kid Nieliols , Ilany
Stalov and Hoi man I > eng , also gradmtes
from the Westeui , will be licioand accouled
a rousinp ; vvolcoino. In addition to these
former favorites Tom Tucker , the man with
the wiilo " . mouth "
"cxp.insoof , CliaihoG.inzcl
of the famous old pretzel bittety
of Ciot7oin and Gan/el ; the gicitest
of all bickstops , Cbarlio Henuett ,
and Cliff Cauoll , tbo old war-boss ,
Nash , the pemless thud biseman. Diblen ,
Kan ell and "Dummy' ' Hey Stnelj these
make n iralavi of stius that will ou shlno
any ovei scon heio befoio Manager Tiank
Seleo will also bo with the Hustons , us much
to look over Iho local tleld and lo renew old
.iciitiiiiilaiicos , as anything'else lie h.is .
host ofndmuois note who will be glud to
shake ins list once mete The only legiet is
that the spoiling editor will bo away from
homo ou this occasion uu among the Da
kota snnd hills popping away at tne wild
fowl , the regret of com se being lonflucd to
himself. Tlio game , however , will bo com-
plotoli taken c.ue of for TinHn' . The two
teams will face each other about as follows1
ItoMnn. Position. Ail Amoilcii.
Tucker Tlist ItecKley
Lone S-eond Manning
I\ash Third Div Is i
1,0111 ; Short Dtlih'i i
Mc-hols Pitch Stelu iI
111 line tt C u eli I'mcl I
( i.111701 Illglll Ivilllj
Dully Middle lloy
Curioll lft \\llniot t
The All Americas are made up fiom the
different league teams us followsGuinbott
Pittsbmg , and Kusie , NowYOtk , pitchets
Kittrcdge , Chicago , and Fatrell , Washing
ton. catchois ; Heckloy , Pittsbutg , liibt b ise
Manning , Savannah , second base ; Davis
New York , thud base ; Dahlcn , Chicago
shoit stou ; Wilmot , Chicago , left Held ; Hey
Washington , center field ; Ivcllv , Haltimoie
light Hold Fiom hcio the two teams goto
Siou > . CUV for games on tlio I'Jth and iyth.
.Iii < U Prim i ) on tin * Other M < lc.
One day last week , saj s the London. Hug. ,
Sport and Play , tlieio walked into out oftlco :
a flue , well-built and muscular-looking
athlete , with mown and bron/ed feutuies ,
and a powerful voice , whom I at iirst baldly
tcuognircdns the old Uingley Green iider ,
luck Prince Ho has just lottiincd fiotn :
Amoiica for a short sojourn in the old coun-
liy , and will bo going back again on Iho liSth
inst But bofoio doing so ho is anxious to
have a p p against any of the best profes
sional lidets in nngland , just to show that
"theio's life lu Iho old dog yet , " as he puts
it It is eleven jeats since Ptince Hist
went to America ; but Ins time bus not
been wasted on the desert air , Dining that
petiod ho has had some lively experiences ,
and has learned a thing or iwo worth know
ing especially to piofessionil cjclo ndeis
who depend upon lacing for anne
oxistcnce. "Jack" was ono of tno
very speediest of speed moi clmiils
\\o possessed ; and I have a very
vivid iccollcctiin ot seeing him lido the hist
race he over competed in bofoio lie went
away. It was a milo professional handicap
at the Aston Lower Grounds in
connection with a meeting ror hong
benellt of the managing dliector
H. G. Quiltor und though occupying
the post of honor and conceding long
stalls , Prince captured llrst pri o In toloi-
abiy easy Cushion. A good deal of bis nic-
Ing In the States bus bcoiint specially or-
gaui/ed meetings against the fastest trotting
hoiHos that could bo pitted against him , und
ho made pretty well of money out of these
shows Litteily bo has become a member
of tlio National Cyclists' Association of
Ameiica. which ho speaks of iu the most
glow ing terms
Jack hoped to have the opportunity of
meeting Dick How ell in a single-banded
match before icturnlng to tlio Slates , and ,
involutions hud ulrcadv been going on in
he .spotting Life , but. wltnout any intiinu-
ion. How oil has suddenly sailed in company
vilh Iho biotbms Ailliur and Alfied Kobb
o Ainoiiua to takii part In the c ish pi Izo
races over Iho slicak so that Priuco will
i.ivo lo luluiii lo the 1 mil of stats and ( I
itripes bofoio a meuling can bo aiiangoil
'iluce coiisldcns English made cycles much
jupoiior lo llioso of Amerie'in manufiictuiu ,
uud is anxious to sccuio the repiosculation
of a good Midland linn bolero ho goes back
la w ill ptobaDl } be boon on u II u in bur in the
utuie
A Vloilfl llmlMi ( iiinr.
It. is i aio Indeed that a now.spapor fools
ustllied in saying a good .void for a saloon ,
jut with tlio conllrgiation thut so completely
cUstio.\oii the business block at the coiner of
'itteciilh and Putnam slieots went one i of
, ho model est.ibllshmenls ol Ibis ch u.icler
n fuel tneio is but little doubt but what ' it
was thu model concoin of the country itI
ufer lo thu saloon of J A Wood Anide
TIOIII the iidmiiable conduct of iliuhouio , It
was u iejort of unusual uttiuctlviMiess with
its expinsu of mirioi , mosiiu floors and ma-
loguiiv fuiultuie. bo far as surface mami -
nessivuuc'ss is concerned Iho colobiated
UolTiiuin house bar , Now Yolk IM ! Stokes'
| ) lace was uot in It with Wood's house An-
itlic'i- thing in favor of this place was the
wav H was conducted It was like untciiiig
a handsome jowelri store 01 do goods house
to go Into Wood's so frco was tbo place
from thu objeclioiiablo fealures ihataio in-
bop.uublo fiom the common urn of saloons
Thoio was no fear there of becoming mixed
up with the dls igreoablo parasites of u
laigu mujoiiti of such , plucos It was order
jour goods and jouwcio suio of getting
the best pay for them , "good Hay" und re
tire It is call v 'i pity that us long us auch
results must exist that thuru isn't moro of
thu chat actor of Juck Wood's
l-isl VH pi of Ihn Nruiiuii.
"Chippy" M cGarr'H fatlicr dlod ul his
home In Wooster , Mass . Monday lust
Jim Dur.vca hud a successful season lu the
Eastern league , llo worked hard and
pitched good ball.
Washington has put in a claim for "Dad"
Cluiko , who pitched IMo Into tlio .Custern
league championship ,
CommodoroTwitchol ! fell from the top > of
the league's batting list Into the sixteenth
halo iho last two weeks of the season
Joe ICullu } uud Hob GUtts will , iu all likeli
hood , enjoy tliolr visit to Omahi next week.
They _ _ _ wih ! I Tf . A f- . . * . t..h. * All
are ) | Jimmy Manning's
Americas. " u
Kr.inkio Goodcnouch. the man vvho all but
killed the Tenth street birbor In this city
three .yearn a < jq.VYiU bo retalnod by Von dor
Alio ncxi year."u
Columbus fatl/nre mourning bccainn In
the contemplated revival of the Western
lens no the Buckeye capital wlilnot got in Us
base bill hooks \ n
.lohn S Harnrs Is now trvmtf to swing
tt'ehford , III , Into the proposed now West-
era league circuit. What's the matter with
Pokln and Ueirdslown'
Whit do vou think of It ? Fatty Diigdale
has already beonlslvncd by Washington for
next seison Thuu.iplt.il Is making au oarlj
bid for the last hole again.
Hng.nn , who closed the scnson with t'nele
Anse. was the sunc Uigan vvho once be
longed to the SI hauls Hrowns , and posed as
the star boo/er of the lot
Hilly ttarlo h is been selected to manage
the Pltuburgs during their nxhlbltlon
series Manager Huckuuboigcr will go to
) clrolt and enjoy a vacation
n Washington thcv tailed Charlie Abbey ,
ho Tails City bo.v "lledtop " H.vthowni ,
lee Walsh sajs that Charlie has developed
nto ono of the greatest lleldcts in the cotm-
IVFrank
Frank Scnolbeck hns signed a Pltlsburg
! ontraet for 'HI Tie Is a shortstop , and has
icon on the turf slne 'Sti Manager Huckon-
beruer had Sho" on his staff lu Sioux Citv ,
and has alvvajs been sweet on him.
Chaillo "Ginsllngcr" of New Orleans
iffers to take hold of the St Paul
. lull for next ve.ir St Paul Globe I'd
Iko tohivo .vou show mo something that
Cliailie would nut take hold of.
s C Minnlng has secured
in option on the IXnoslllon bill grounds at
Ivans is Cltv and will likely contiol thnt
team next sonson With Pi .ink .So'.eo at
Milwaukee and Manning at Kansas City the
Westeui will hiuo one grout pair of hustlers
to di.iw to.
On tint l.iikn nnil In llin I'li-ld.
On Mondnj evening last , in two bouts
shooting at Cutoff lake , Frank Kenistoii
stopped twentv-ono teal , principally blue
wings
Arthur Cruekson , Pi of Waddcll and
Colonel.lennlngs aio on a wild goose chase
up inNoith Dikota. I'hey will bo gone a
month
My old and esteemed friend vV H. II.ui ison
of Orand Isl ind.vvas In the city the other da v
llo is looking for greu spoil up the Platlo
this full.
C. U Gilniioll of Paxton , Neb , and ono of
the best known deer hunteis in tlio west ,
spoilt a few dujs with friends iu this city
last week
Theodoio Wiseman is itill shooting up near
Norfolk He has madoa big kl'l ' on chickens ,
nnd mites that thev aio more plentiful and
in better condition than ho his known them
forycais.
BUI Turner of Ullc City mijs thoio mo
mete quail in thu FJIlthoiii this autumn lhan
uverbufoie , and invites the w liter out to
help him bin vest them Just as soon as the
leaves tumble
FiodMontinoiciie\ Stockton Hotlibu.it
up tne stubble iestculuy for quail. They
made it an oven hall durcn , hut u-port hav
ing Hushed Jour ( oviua , the birds , however ,
being little bettor than pee | > uis.
Hillj Iloagl indiB.ivs ho never saw a hotter
llightof wild fowlthiu thcie is at Ilonoy
Creole this fall , but addo 1 thit It was only
nn nguiav'dtion to shoot them , as tlio rink
rushes makes It next to impossible to re
trieve the buds. i
George W. Kntuhom was clown on the
Hollovue bottoms pno day last woolc and
came back witli i > line b ig of jacks. Ho savs
there lb plenty of water in the sloughs und
that shooting will undoubtedly bo good fiom
this on until the froti/uup.
The quail law w.at up on Sunday last , October -
tober 1. out as iot tfumicrs have paid but
little attention to-tlm birds In this section
of the country it. is absolutely necessary for
the undeigiowth atitl vines to bo laid low b\
frost hefoio thoJportsmen can hope to make
any soil of u bug.-
A. Hospe , Jaokiu Know les and .1. J. Hardin
vveiedownto UaJrJ.lott last Sunday. U hoj
made a big bag of , teal and killed twenty-one
jacks. Mr Hardin Reports the mlHh.es in
better dominion for thepilinogoes than he
has seen them in jeuis.
The Omaha Gun club will hold ils leeuhir
monthly meeting at Parmeloo's gun store
next'luesduy evening , October 10 , to make
ai rangomcnts for its annual club hunt. Cap
lams w ill be iippolntea anil sides chosen , ami
all members mo itquested to attend. Tlie
losing side will p iy for a banquet to be given
al one of the leading hotels
bred.f. Lamb and Haulm Cromwell , two
well known Sidney , la , shots , woio in town
the other day and bought a wagon load of
ammunition Thov siy they hitund to glut
the Ciiieairo and Now York maiket with
game for tlo | ne\l sKtvdavs. Wood duck
and teal they repoit in unusual number ! ) ,
and that the smpo .no dioppinir in big wisps
almost nif-'hllv Lamb swc.us thov have
the best mallaid giounds in the woild.
QIII sliiiiiK mill AHHUIT4.
OOUSCII. liurri-K , Sept. SO. To tlio .Sporting
Kdltoi ot 'I'm : Hn. . i'leasii lut me know
throncli the ini\t Sunday's IU K \io\\ \ far N lu
Inliuimd olilo's hike anil on ulilcli road is
ouch , und oblige.-A huh-cilhoi.
Ans Any of the well known spoilsmen in
the Hlufls will diiect yon.
Giivsi ) JPIA.MI. hupl. 'JO.-To the .Sporting
illtoi of TIIK llPfc T. II. clilms that a 10-
giiiii | ) Kim Hill burn 10 or iiiiiiu ilr.uns nf jiou-
dur. nlillu 1 el ilm th it 0 is about the limit.
1'luiiHi ) decide for us In .Snmlny'n lieu. .1.1 , \ \ .
and T. 11 . iirfuliu reader' , .
Ans You aio noaier correct. Tlie gun
might burn li drams , but not ns much us 10.
But to selllo tlio mailer dollnitoly iour-
selves , load two shells , one with 10 anil the
other with 0 drams , spread a sheet on the :
ground and lira oac.li cliaigoovor it. If the :
gun does not bum the powder onliro jou
will ilml whole mains of unbuinl powder on
Iho sheet after the ehaiges l.avo been Hied.
This tesl should bo made where tnoio is d.no
wind blowing to drift the untyunt powder
avvav fiom U.o hheet.
I < G\iM > riN ) , Hpl. 27.To the feporlin I.dl-
tor of Tin. lli'K * . If jou h.ivoiinj lemedyfoi
followin , C mo plniiM ) give It Id mo In hiiiid 01e.
. , can gut notlilii ' ID Iwnolit him bum.
About Mvt'ol > ! i a 'o u r.itllu hiiuUu hit e.ho
imlntur dii > { foi inn ahout un lucli liulon lliu
eye. Hlnliuaduas b ully huollim for a uroU ,
when liu gi iilnully lmpiii d until ho UHK uii-
pareiitly well , llowmer , h can ht.ind iiutli-
Ing In tmt liidiNiind bus HIIIIU ( .yiuplonihof a
dd0' that bus hviiii poKoned , I- , ill MI Mulish
Ulil ItUlllll ! ! .
Ans You had hotterumsult a votoiinaiy
Cliloi.il hjdrato has oflun been used with
good effect sav , fiom 10 to 11 ! grains daily
until ho impioves
OMVH v , built 'J'J. I'otlii' Siuirlhi Hditoi of
Tin. Itn. . lodeeldti a but Hill inn pli-uiii ill-
form mo H hut li the hoit tlinii iniiilu in u mlle
hy a p u-lHr ! hori , anil b > nliom/ Also If lloa
mlle lius u\ur been ] J ired In h'vi than luo lulu
utes , If so by vvlinin und wliuiei1 Mih erlbi-i
Ans 'Jill ? ! , WcHtmont , ivllh iiiniung
male , Chie.igo , .luly'KI , 18HI In a laco'JlH ,
Mascot at Tuuo liaalo , ind , September ' "J ,
IbW ( S ) No
Di-s MIIINI-S Ort l-To the .Sportlnu' Kdlioi
of 'I'll I III f in u Klillitiot HfU'i'ii-l ) ill pool A
on shooting KODS lni.1 u | ) oclul and It'iuus no
lull outside thi ) Unit lor II lo hhnot ut \\liit \
Is to ho donii In huuijjig'liut / \ U pyianild
pouU-John I' MauiiiCf
Ans (1) ( ) bpot the iiearest object ball out
of the suing and plaj. nccoidingli fjj 1 ho
iiiles a loioo Jongtl .to iiublish here See
Pocket , M uu.il , bold at nil nuns
tttanus
.Slot \ CITV. SilliOTo | ) | Ilm h/mrtlnj / ; Kdl-
toi of ' ( UK Hi i , //i / ) | you iiubiMi ( JMuilld
.MIIcluiH'h iiiiMKiiruniimts in .Sinidiiy'b Htt for
tint bi null ! of n nnnUri " . ' o
Did Tt'd ' I'lltrli.uii 'lilat ' .liicl. IlnrKu-iii
luiid ? If s > o , in horf Irt'Viiy roundbt Uiirrutsim
JJ H >
Aus (1) ( ) Aecor l'n'Jf to recent measuio-
menls Mitchell shnweil up as follows NoJk ,
Its' ' , inches , base or rnek , J. ) inches : clast ,
ir > uiuhcs , waist , -n'iiiclius ' , hip , 4JU iiithes
thigh , ' inches ; calf , ID inches , bleeps , 10
Inches , and wiisl , Ul'j ' inches ( Uj Yes , in
three rounds
OUUIA , Oi-t. 1 To the Sportbio' Kdlloi of
Till' lift- . , \\lmt Uri. < ] iilrulii | u do * for illgl-
lilllty In ii'k'lstiiitloii , und whuiocun I xut in-
( oniiiitlon lib to liov > I" K" about ItI'luiihu
uhu coloi und t > Uu of I'lios'iniuUei , - U T
lluxluj.
Aiis A dog to bo ollglblo to registration
must haui a pudlgico iimuiug back tluce
generations Addiess A P Vicdenbuigli
bocietary Amu lean Kennel club , 4l-V > , New.
York , for hlaukb and regulations. (3) ( ) Clip a-
iHi.ikos vary in bU und color , wluvh Is
brown ; tbo fudo brown or sedge color being
perhaps , the most piavaleilt In welglit ,
from 45 to US pounds
I'm no > r , Opt 1. To the tpurlliu ndllor of
TIIK UbK I o duclpn u ! H' | idftisu siatu In jour
gportlng coluntiis tliu uxuct tliiiu iimilu by
Jolin oii , thu byker , ut IiiUupuidunw l
yoir. Cyilc
Aus. Quarter of a inilo II > lug start , paced
hy n running horso. 351-Ss half , 6.V , ; three-
quarters , 1 , SS' ' , ; mtlo , 1.5G"jf ,
OMAHV. Oct. 4. To the Sporting IMItor of
TnnllPK ; rinnso Mntn In Nindiiy morning's
llKR Iho record for
pnttlnathcsliol , Ifi pounds ;
also Jl-poiind hummer tinovflmt Y. M. I. ' A.
foniptttltnr.
Ans (1)1(1 ( ) ( ft. 7'i In. , bv G II. Gray , New-
York city. September 111. 18'U ( U ) IK ) ft. ; Un. ,
C. A .T. ( Ouockbornur , Staten Island , N , Y. ,
November 17 , 18S8
IIMX > I.Sept. . no To thn Snorting IMItor
of TIIK HKK : Will you kindly Inform mo
"
throiuh the "question column of Sunday's
llFEa sure inetliod of prcienlni ? thu Inside ot
shot gnu and rlllo barrels from rust wliun not
In use ? W II
Ans After using , clean thoroughly and
lr ) well. Then oil itnluvishlv with Romotlno
oil , Winchester Uust Preventive , the best ,
and put nwav In drv placo. Sperm or extra-
laid oil Is also good
( 'iiumos "opt 2'J To Iho porting IMItor
of I'llk. HKK : In u show-down In u gum it of
draw A has foui fours , but only fonrciirds.ean
he have tiny claim In Hie pot * It bus a palrof
tuns , und ci Dins thu inonej Is ho eoiroct ?
Marvo Plurvoii
Ana Hols eminently so
Tncro are letters at the sporting iloptrt-
inuntof this paper for W II. Conplo. iho
spilnlor , ,11m T Hamlltou , pugilist , .luck
Davis , pugilist , and .lo Walsh , ball phvver
OMMIA , Oel 5 J'o the Sporting IMItor of
TllKlIrK My Dciir Sli 'lo doolde u vvnecT
will vou tiloaso state In Minihiy's HKH whether
It ruined or sprinkled lust Sunday nlKht. ( K-lo-
ber'J , hiitwi'c'ii tbo lioursof '
1'J and 1. 1 but It
did no ) , do 1 loM'V-hportsm in ,
Ans "My Dear Sir , " your niomenttiotis
MUinv Is tnswcied with both nectir.ie.v and
pleasliie , as tlio siot ting woild is decplv In
terested In this matter. I happened to be
engaged in a little game of draw on thu
night i ou icfer lo , and am enabled lo stite
positively Unit It did sprinkle and lain , too ,
between the bouts mentioned 1 was about
to draw to a bob-tall when a cablegram fiom
Kuropo : was handed me It lead I/omlon ,
ijiiir , Oclobnr 2 , lli a m : To Sand ) Giis-
weld , Spoiling Editor of TIIK OMAHV HIT
Iti Is now raining ami spi inkling lieio Will-
Inn Hwait Gladstone.
. So , Spoilsman , ) ou see , ) ou lose
' llvsTiMm | , Neb , Oct. li. To lliu Sporting
1 dlim of Imlli'.i : Please stnto In Mimlujs"
111 K ! if IdlinC llu'imii over \MIII u chiiiiiplon
priru ring bailie , mill hmv Iou , ; his liu buun
dead ? J s p.
Ans. He did not. .Inst twenty ) oius this
iiuinth
READY rrmut i i joinr.w r-LHolkKS
\V'o vcro the first miumfacturpri on tills
Continent. Our latest improvement SUM
anything ever before produced , lie ,23o , 35o.
pertln. llosilrotohavo hKAHUUK'S. Ask
tor them spread on cotton cloth ,
SEABURY'S SULPHUR CANDLES :
Prevention is bolter than euro , by burning
these candles bid smells In InenmcntP , clu tts ,
& .o. lire dtatrojcd , and tlmsconti loiisdl < c isos
liroluitiiwny : ulso useful for expelling nms *
cjultoa and irritating Insoots. rrko , SZo. cacu.
To rurlf v sick-rooms , apartment * , etc. , nso
HYDRONAPHTHOL PASTILLES.
\vhlch in burning , diolnlcct and produce n
fragrance refreshing an I InvlKorutiatf. 25o. per
box of 12. Solo Manufacturers ,
AS JOilNSOJV ,
( 'In illicit
Omaha's Newest Hol3l.
Cor. 1-tli und How ir.l airtiotJ.
< 0 rooms ti'il par d iy.
40 rooms $ .100 pordiy.
Mroo'iis with I ) itli it BI nor div.
oOrooms with bith ail > ) par 117 ,
Moiluni In l.\ery ICesinut. |
> owly f'uralilintl rhrmiUoit
C. S. ERB , Proa.
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A , 'S7.S5irQPPl0t ; ? < ' .TroolP9. ' ? ; ' . consT6tin7"o !
Capnnles of Ointment nnil two
llnxosoj Ointment. A ncvor-fiilllnp Cure for TJlca
of i very nnturo nnJ dcprco. It innlica nn opornttoi
wllhtlioknlfo or Injoctloiwof cnrlmllo ncld , wL'.ci
nro rnlnf ul and seldom n poriunuout cure , nnil ofen
rcFUltlDR In ilonth , unncrosenry. Why endure
this torrlblo diseaao ? Wo guarantee O
boxee to cure any caeo . You only pay for
benefits received. H n box , 0 ! or ? 1 by mall. wuple
free. Onurnntocs Issued by our Kenl .
Cured. Piles Prevented ,
by Japanese Liver Pellets
thOBrontrl.IVrnnndSrOAIACailLOOLATOKnnd
CIOODPtntlWElU BmnU , mild nnd Dloummt to
Inkd , oopoclally adapted lor clilldrea's uao. GOUosea
CO contB.
UUABANTEE3 Isenod only by
Kulin&Co.solo Affents.Omaha , Neb
DOCTORS
earies
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rirhtHl ilrw Hoiilh of iinstulllii i in n 7
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To TillKm luJ.1'h "HO iufnrm J our read
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above named ilisooiiL. Jy ! HH tinaly uf > o
thous.inils of hopeUsp ISCB have been ] ) ( * i.
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desirable because we have
room lo show goods ; room
to show a much larger line ;
so we have opened up all
the new patterns of
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AND NEW
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You arc invited to sec our
new store and new stock.
Our opening of
Oriental and Fur Ru
is a desirable feature at this
season , We intend to
make this an attractive
department.
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PORTLAND , OREGON ,
Dealer in Ore/ion / dud Wahhin ldii lands. D nolopud fruil
oieli lids u spool iity.
The Best Fruit Land on Earth
in tt nuts to suit. IIomoHtp.id-j
- on belter tc r r H llinnjovoi / nmont
houiostoadb. J or full imrlletilui'i ddi1 8
THE STEARNS FRUIT LAND COMPANY ,
1O7 FIRST STREET. PORTLAND , OREGOtf.
EXACT SIZE ' " "
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GEISLPR'S DIRD STORE
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LOST OB Hiunii iHuu , .
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