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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-06-30

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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-06-30

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BY COL. PERCY DANIELS,
Civil Engineer),

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PROGRESS.

We are now only nearing the threshold
Al the dawn OF the coming day,
Though for ages piled upon ages
we nave trodden the onward way.
Yet the ages are only moments,
ana each thousand years, when told,
Are but as day in His annals
VINO Time at the first unrolled.
We have heard of the ancient Roman,
AS If he in his time We're god,
Possessed of soul above human
And ruling the world with his nod.
He had Virtue enough, but twas icy;
1t grew up without any heart;
Ana the Well-sprlng of tender Affection
From such soil never could start
Health cannot exist without action,
All leisure from labor must spring:
Ana he who so reaps from his sowing
Is truly Humanity's king.
All labor should hasten Progression:
Till II does we are standing still,
Or feeding the fires of the factions
And killing the germs of good will.
"Fate" is now nothing more than a fable.
Free WHIP is the birthright of all;
And Original SIM will not shelter
Ihe man who promotes his own TALL
Let the child, like the sapling be guided,
Well steadied and staked as it grows;
Let our youths be the suitors of knowledge.
And bask in the smiles she bestows.
Though kings in the Past have been tyrsnts.
Though statesmen were JudaSes then,
Aid the Hover of its valiant heroes
only savages feasting on men
The days of brute force and deception
Progression will sweep out of sight
And along with its march so triumphal
Shall come an increase of the Light.
Progression is sow-but how hopefuli
Our workers are earnest OF soul,
And in time ev'ry one of the idlers
Shall care for the good of the whole.
Set limits who will to Progression,
Progression defieth the seers:
Its notices are sever" and tendlessn-
Its courses, all the range of the spheresl
Colin Rae-Brown.
The record-union., 1891-11-07
AN OLD SWEETHEART OF NINE

AN OLD SWEETHEART OF NINE.
As one cons at evening DER an album all
alone,
AndmuSeS Oh the faces of the friends that he
has known,
So turn the leaves OF Fancy till in shadowy
design
find the smiling features of an old sweetheart
OF mine.
The lamplight seems to glimmer with flicker
AS turn itlow to rest me of the dazzle in
my eyes,
And light my pipe in silence, save a sigh that
It's fate with my tobacco, and to vanish with
the smoke
Ills q fragrant retrospection, for the loving
thoughts that start
Into teng are like perfumes from the blossom
And 10 dream the old dreams over is q luxury
divine
When my truant fancies wander with that old
sweetheart OF mine.
Though hear beneath my study, like f1ut-
tering of WINGS
The voices of my children and the mother as
she sings,
feel no twinge OF conscience to deny me any
theme
When Care has cast her anchor in the harbor
OF Il dream.
In fact, TO speak in earnest, believe it adds a
charm
To spice the good trine with a little dust of
harm,
For find an extra flavor in Memory's mellow
wine
That makes me drink the deeper to that old
sweetheart of mine.
face OF lily beauty, with form of airy
grace,
Floats out of my tobacco as the genii from the
And ] thrill beneath the glanees of a pair of
azure eyes,
Ac oTo Il,
the skies.
l can see, tho pink sun-honnet and the little
chockered dress
She wore when fist kissed her, and she an
sWered the caress
With the written declaration that "as surely
as the vine
Grew round the stump" she loved me-that
old sweetheart of mine!
And again l feel the pressure of her little
slender hand
AS we used TO talk together of the future we
When should be poet and with nothing
else to do
But write the tender verses that she set the
music 10;
When we should live together in cozy little
cot.
Hid in u nest of roses, with q fairy garden
spot,
Where the vines were ever fruited and the
weather ever fine
And tie birds We're ever singing for that old
sweetheart of mine.
And | should be her lover forever and a day
And she my faithful sweetheart till the golden
hair was gray;
And We should be so happy that when either's
lips We're dumb
They would not smile in heaven till the 9th
er's kiss had come
But-ah my dream is broken by q step upon
the STAIR
And the door is standing open and my wife is
standing thereI
Yet with eagerness and rapture all my visions
| resign
To greet the living presence of that old sweet
heart of mine.
James Whitcomb Riley.
The record-union., 1891-11-07

everything in "Dumphy'sn store is car
ried in TO swell the feast.
At last Herbert, he who has caused so
much sorrow, comes humbly in, and,
without daring to look up, asks:
"Can you forgive me?'' and Katie, al
most as lovely as ever, takes his hand,
and says:
"Yes, Herbert. We were both foolish;
but, thank God, we were saved from
guilt. You are my brother, as you have
for SO long been Alexis, and no purer
kiss was ever pressed on brothers brow,
by sisters lips, than is given to him."
And in all the world there is no hap
pier Christmas than is passed in this
forlorn little camp, high up in the Sierras,
SO destitute of the comforts and luxuries
OF life, but so rich in pure love-
The record-union., 1891-11-07

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-03
JOCKEY MovoHAN MAY DIE.

Chicago, June 2.-Mstthew Monohan. the weLmown
Jockey who rode the horse Riley last year and was
under contract with Corrigan during tho Lexington
meeting met nth serious and possibly fatal accident
at an early hour this morning. lie was lying on
marble slab In q turkish bathroom at the Brevoort
House and went sleep While sleeping he fell from
The slab to the floor. striking on his head and cutting
cash about SIX inches long over his left temple lie
became delirious almost Immediately and 1t required
three men 20 take him to the sleepngrooms. Doctors
were summoned and found that he had sustained con
cusion Of the BRAIN Monohan Is twenty one years old
and lives at Sandy Hill y. Y He has been Jockey
during the last four years He in the employ Of
Corrigan until few weeks ago when Ire LETT him al
though he rode rookw0od In his last race In Chicago
few daNs ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-03
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

noston June AFTER the visitors had made five hits.
Including double and homerun OF staley, In the fret
inning to-day he relieved by Clartson, who Jared
little better II batting game on both sides, con-
eoouontlv the fielding little on. McQuade was in
tnrea IN the fifth, and Morrill, finished the game. At
tendance $40. The score;
I Boston; T. -: 3 Z g 9 1-S
posehlts-Boston H. Cincinnati 49,. Errors-Bo,ton 3,
cincinnat 2 Pitchers-ClarksOn RsdhOurne and bt8ly
Umpire McQuade.
phusasphia June 2-rhe Philadelphiss shut out Chi.
c today in the closing game Of the series. Gleason
= a,ac,tve while Gumbert hit hard. The fielding
generally was good. Attendance, 1920 The score
I rhIseslpnla 80 9 3 9 9 9 8
p,ssbi,s-Phradelphia 49, Chicago 8. Euols-Phia-
delnhio p hcago !. Ptchers-'leason and Gumbert.
Umpire-Iiurst.
6, Louis June o.-The Browns aud Orioles played an
.o,c game this afternoon. Both teams were on their
80 rd AID their best McMahon's pitching, Van Halt
%, and wise's fielding and Egeo's home run which
h,gbt In the winning tally. were the features Attend
Once $500. The score:
= Louls............." 9 z 2 9 . e
Ha,eh,s-St Louis O. Baltimore o. EroIs-St Louis
o, Baltimore 2. "REMINISCENCES ""u A0h'""' SA"-
pire-FerRusOn
LEBANON June 2.-Lebsnon's errors enabled Rochester
TO score three runs in the opening inning to-day, and
then 10 win the game. The score
k ksssssa ..:: ::..:S g 9 . 9 9 q g
Basshts-LebanOn q. Rochester .. Erssfs-Lebanon s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-03

Morris Park June e-Ine horses were all out ths
morning The and weather were perfect Tor WORK
The Morris stable did good work but were not given the
hardest Hnd Of The two-yeef.ods were sent along
at @ merry pace The Washington winner can get going
quickly ana Is fast any with light boy on her BACK
Dave Cauzpbell had Dablo and Pessara out. mo
former has race In him work fast. He Ia Mt
and should be close up the next time he starts
Demuth IN doing good work and will start soon
Charles Reeds horses are In good mesh ana 10 lSs'
work with race or two In them they w1u be nara !"
beat az short distances. Mr. Reed Will have iorV year
Incs TO be sold short time. most Of them out OF Dams
OF winners Reports from the West say they are sru
lot. ,.u
The horses that have done good work are Russell
who apnears TO be better than Terrier who mas not
gone back any; Reckon who sometimes acts Olt oIuo
when puIled up Bolero this track suits HIM, Prince
ROYAL Kingston, LongStreet and Arplant' me III"
affects Baldwin Banquet is at home on 'his track
Washer will run 10 his work on this track
Judge Morrow is ready for another go ana shoud oe
In IL az the finish lie disikes the company OF siOooo
horses They keep out too late, and he gets iect
ure when he gets home.
Tea Tray viii soon take try at the handicappers John
Ceyanaah viii do ordinary company Victory VIII try
with the best Of them with chance, as he Is on ue
improve. $500, o,...
The jerome Park Division will have TO be looked afe
az they have several good things to spring on the boys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-03


The Giants are now only three games behind Chicago
in the race for tho Natonal League penDant. and u
the local players continue at their present p"ce 10
is matter OF few days only before they viii have all
competitors behind them.
esterday's game at the Polo Grounds was the last
OF the present series between the NewYork and Ceye
land teams. and the local men won easily, outpiaymg
their opponents at every point. John Ewing ptcheo
superb game and when he retired Davis at hrst base
by a wonderful running overland catch he made as
clever play as has been at grounds In many
a day.
The Giants work yesterday was scientinc 20 10
gree not fielding bunder Of any kind msrrine their
record. Little Clark caught with the ease ana orh''
ancy Of Buck" Ewing, and not visiting player
managed to steal q base the alert little felow' JONI
Ewing bad great speed and Of the hafdozen scattered
hits made by the Cleveland bstsme no two were naao
In inning Only two Cleveland players go' a. ia'
as third bae. and no one got any further. -
Lesdley thought that the New WORKERS Mere
batting Stewards curves rather freely, ana uhe h''i'
ex Quaker was called the bepch and the more Aaon
like viau was In to do the pitching FlsuS
support than that accorded Seward. ana OILY
one OF the four runs scored of Viau was earned
H. was insunerably hot at the grounds early IN the
day but as the gone proceeded, a dehshuui pe"eA'
swept over the Aeld and put the 17o4 sfean' happ'
spectators in even better humor Davis CleVeishds es
ceent outheder. sprinted around like secoha eo~O"
Of Luther Cary. ., ,s
The Giants went arst TO the bat. and opened me
game with one run. Gore sent TO hrst on cele"
balls. and Richardson hit safely to centreheld Gore
Attempted to reach third the hit. but was put Our.
Tiernan also hit safely sending Richardson 70 MIRO.
Tiernan made steal Of second Connor saerhce"
to johnson. and Richardson scored.
In the second inning the New-Yorkes Increased neai
lsad with one more run Glasscock led Oh WIN
threebase bit between left and centre fields ana sc'ree
on Bassstt's long nv TO Davis In centre-neld
Neither side scored IN the third, but IN me Iour'n
inning ono more run went 10 NewYorks record Oonnor
responded 30 the shout enthusiast. Line IL ou'
Roger ., by hitting SAFELY rghtneh for three passes
He scored ON q sacrifice by O'Rourke. GssscocK maze
two base hit but neither Bessett Clsrke could
bring him home.
The Cleveands changed pitchers, but the New-Yorks
scored another IN the next inning Long john
Ewing led OF with hit TO riQhthad. and Cores sser-
foe enabled him get second. Conner bit safely 3"
left field for two bases, and John Ewings long legs
carried him the plate.
The New. YOrks scored another run IN the seventh
inning on an error by Johnson ond hib by o'Rourke
In the eighth inning New.York got two more runs
Clarke got first on a tumble by Mexican. but he was
Immediately forced at second BY John Ewing Gore
was struck by pitched ball. Tiernan hit safely :"
controlled for two bases, and John Ewing scored On
DOyles' poor throw the plate Gore also scored The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-03
METROPOLITAN ECHOES.

oarytson-Tournsment is fast ghost but was aene
a. tho seven ghths post. He is good horse.
Taral-The pace was too hot ior hhey' ou' ne AeP' ~
position and could go on.
TAYLOR was much elatod his victory, as he had
right 10 be- and completely tagged out after the race
He .aid at the hardest races ever rode ana
the pace was from the fall Of the flag rode
Tristan with my and riding from the start o
keen nv position but they away from me in the first
part Of IT, fifteen lengths tehnd the leaders at the
top the hill but gaining. saw an opening ana msde
to through it, but htaeheld on Anbu'
lance heat me 10 II. In the hole
and pulled Il ia after him. had to 90
to the outside and up to Tenny. He was done up
and l won easier to ride with the whip than with
the hands had to ride that race the entire distance
Had got into the opening coming down the hill might
not have won"
Dopret who had the Clarendon, said that be
rode his horse to orders did the best he could but
when Tenny him ne had nothing left but tried
to the last jump, as Tenny appeared In the same fin
Idtened had but little TO say There was some
jostling when tried through between senorta
on the outside and Riley on the inside
Sam Bryant says that it the best race he ever
saw and said that Tcnny the best race Of his life
J. w Rogers said the same and that Senorita did all
that was expected Of her. But look at this" he said
showing his watch which he stopped the nveeighths
post 1t marked / OF fiat That kind OF pace Il too
hot for my at this season Of the year"
Dan IAmasney said that the race was the best he had
ever seen from start 10 finish.
Wyndhhin Walueh, WIN h"" FOii'' WV
that IL was as good was ever run IN this country
The talk then turned on Tenny Murphy had 70 rae
him in the first part Of 1t to keep UP win ms no.s 70
which statement agreed and when he got TO th1 De
had to ride TO stay with them. Agreed 10. He maos
his run threesixteenths from the winning post anu
hsd Curendon trouble going one-siNteent Agreed "
"a sen Trsan rot 70 him. onesxteenth from home' he
hung on hard ridden the pace and weight had told
He had shot his bolt and beaten In the fssest race
ever run and was not disgraced.
Now this group Of trainers comments are mum NV
a as ali other fairmnded tranecs' who commented Oh
the race Murphy had but little TO say lie rode one Of
hs best races on "sRayback' and was beaten MAJ
Rvrnss watched the from stsrt % finish ana ala not
comment on to any extent, but thinks the Suoufo@h WI"
he as fast as last year with good track