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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-08
Herman 4 Hess
What's in a hate

What's in a hate
That depends whose head
is in it.
The hat, dearly beloved"
we wish to call your atten-
ton to is the FL g. III $3.50
stiff hat. 1t has $50 cents
worth of wear in it and
looks better than it costs.
It's stylish too and fits well.
Get your head in it and
there will be a level head in
it, and the question will be
answered both to your salts
faction and ours.
We are mems outfitters
and can clothe you cap-a-pie
for less money, quality con-
sidered, than any other firm
in Kansas.
HERMAN 4 HESS, j.
ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS.
4O6 East Douglas Ave.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-08
HOTEL CAREY.
frisco Line
81. Loas ard san r,..ei.eo Railway.

The Frisco line sre now Offering low
RITES TO 81. Louis and other eastern poipt-
Pullman sle-pers and reciininx char
cars to 81. Louis without change on ell
trains.
see the agent. W. ID. MCEDfSz.
ID r. A., " Wichita. han.
D. WfsHAET, q. T.. l.. 81 Louis. e7sf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-08

CLOSING Out Oh ma W.re.
French, Vienna and Black China: now
is the time to buy fine goods cheap.
L. p MARTIN,
d122 St ia North Market street.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-08
Harvest Excurs ions TO Texas the santa Fe
Rome

tXas me S4mtI
kOue.
On Aug. 30tb, Sept. eth and Oct. 22d
the Santa Fe Route will sell excursion
tickets to all points in Texas at one lowest
tirst-class fare for the round trip, with
final limit of twenty days from date OF
sale For further Information call on or
address w. ID. MURDOCH,
District Passenger agent,
S4tf No I5S North Main street.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-08

Democratic Convent on Topeka. Oct. ., 1892.
The Santa Fe will sell excursion tickets
at one and one-third fare for the round
trip Tickets on sale Oct 6 and &, limited
for return passage mp 10 and including
October 9. w ID. MURDOCH.
121-tf District Passenger Agent.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-08

Chatsuqua text hooks have arrived. y
liberal discount made on all sets sold dur
ing September.
THE HYDE & HUMBLE STA. Co,
d109 If ia North Main street.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-08

OCTOBER let 20 7tb iSesnsiv. Good - -
turn October iotb VIZ " i--ouri Pee nc NJ.
Cisy ticket oile= "a Esst Douglas are.
IeispEOas 81. 10
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So. Leafs Fair ard yIpassiisn. - Lost., No.

The Santa Re route And frisco iine " i
seii tickets 20 St. Louis and return ST olr
fare. Tickets OF sair Oct. 20 T. iDclusive,
with final limit Oct 10 Pullman sissving
cars snd free reclining ebssr cars 90 81
trains. FOR further iniornsfl0n call on
or ad4:ess u. ID. MURDOCH, y. J.. a
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-08

Thos. Z. Craig, editor and publisher OF
the New Haven, (Mo) Notes, says: y
have used Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy with great salts
faction for the ailments of nay children"
For sale by Hettinger Bros and Van
Werden's Pharmacy 32S n. Main.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-08
Specials in
Dress Goods
This Week.

SS.9S ss = ss :; P1 ) q;
very choice lines of
new seasonable Dress Goods
with lining and findins
complete, all for s3.9S,
special values.
$3.50, s sss cone sanpr Dsss:
all wool fancies
crocadiles crepon zig zags
brocades and many other
very desirable fabrics. with
s1a. this week only $500.
y 20, robes 5ss new '','s French sss1,
and German de-
Signs. comprising every
imaginable style, such as
any lady would be fond of,
worth SIS to s25. for 1896.
Don't lose sight of the two
specials in our shoe depart
ment. this week $50 and
$500 are away below value.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-08

] have the Victor, Columbia, Cleve-
land for high grade wheels, plenty OF
cheaper ones. 80 wheels to select from.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-08

bras-ls hair ~ So oa.2s.. "a. fsse s.nszFs
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-01-18

An apprcntiso OF Mr Ga-;i;acrTs iow-
elry establishment, EaaGinI, Lnr. =,
was cleaning an old-f f:";'::on,d cloc!; q.
few weeks ago, says The J;.:c,lraal,cr,
Jcwclcr aaI Silvcr3ari.,l, when, to his
ornazcr1cnt, he discovered Gcvcr. cover.
ci5ns, wrapped in SC. .::tc ricccs Of
pcpcr, cr2ony tho wc.,:3. G.?it,l in
formed the foreman Ct tho discovery.
The clock had belonged to tn cn man
ut Cavcr3!Ian, and cftcr lis Gs.th q
poor woman took it to be repaired. md
called for it Gt TIC tic2n crpointcd.
when she wcs Informed If The money.
She was dclightodby tho discovery, and
offered to lccvc q portion Of the trcas-
urc for tho bcncflt Of thoso employed in
tho establishment
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-01-18
A PET PRAIRIE DOG.

1t Will Climb Up On Its Owners Ian nnd
Nes 10 Close to Lin and Sleep.
A gentlemen living in tfii, citv has n
pct which is. all things considered. ono
of the most afcctionatc and most intcl-
h'Ecnt pets In the whole country, says
an Abilene CFcs.) correspondent in the
St. Louis Cl0be-Der1ocrat. 1t is moth
Ing but 4 prairie dog, and prairie dors
arc supposed to DC rather stupid and
unintcrcsting; but this particular ono,
whose na1nc is Crockett certainly re-
celvcS greet deal of attention from ell
his acquaintanccs. He was BROUGHT to
the city when nc was very snail and
presented to q little Girl, and it WAS OK
pcctcd that Crockett and Manic would
be great playIaGtcs and fast friends,
very soon, however, the prairie dor
formed the most unrcaGoning attach
mcnt for MG!0ie's father, and it is
something wonderful and pathetic to
ser his devotion to this one object of
his affection. While Mr.. II. Is about
the house Crockett will Climb into. his
lap, or, being denied that privilege, will
lie on the floor with his head resting on
his masters foot or his arms efas;ocd
about it. He beGs with pitiful cries to
be left in the room ct night and when
bed time approaches hc invariably
sncaks into some hiding place, hoping
that he may be overlooked. In tho
morning when Fir. L. starts to town
Crockett. follows hirn to the rate end
parts from him there with rracy re-
ErctS, rising Cn his haurchca cvcry
minute or two to watch lin oft of
sight and barking actf crying altcrnctc-
ly as he turns the last corner. And
when the whistle sounds It noon Crock
cit instantly ru@l?C5 to the yatc at full
speed and watches E0r his masters COM
ing With all tho .i-:t,i:t.-c2cc Of q child.
1hc little mSrllt;t !:aoy"3 the nan it
loves when he il three or four Llocl:s
away, and if hc is ;:i,-:H Il runs to racct
him and must be TAKEN up and r:Ic
homo on his shoulder. II G1y GtTanrcr
should be with Eita, houcvcr, Croc.. cit
rises n his haun"iic;, :u!E~1r3 TIC air aad
barlEs anGrily, i:cd thcn rGvanccs q few
steps cnd stops c.c;;,:;:: 70 i0vGit;,;ato ana
to sound his tli;Gr prov. !. All tic children
of the family ard nay other pcrSols
have made every C::cvt:1l to win TIE
confidence Of taia l:.>'lr c:'nc 31rc, but in
vain. lie tolcr;:tc@ t:'r1. 1T I'LL his.
love ia given to this onc hu.:l..l bci.r
out of all the world.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-01-18
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cepted. .r
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EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

no copy, ono year. ...$ 90
|ns copy. six months Observation-Disclosures. 8 0O
For any period under six months, one dollar
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Hvered by cHrrier in Elko at 25 cents 9 week.
ADVERTISING RATES.
Eill be- made as low as is consistent with
and business principles. Apply at the ot
. for terms.
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asuissiol through the mails as second
rs mail matter.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-01-18
Notice of Forfeiture.

PAN AYERS, OR HIS HEIRS OR AZ.
Pgh'; Xot are here y notified that I
ffptndad one hrn ired Gollnrs in Labor
nprovon,cnts for the year 1888. upon
the following mining claims: Copper
NO. 2, Copper King, Allen No. 2, Do
so' l. De Lano No. Q, and Ayers, sit
IN Salmon River Mining District, Elko
State of Neyadu, and described In the
'of EIho county rs being about one
westerly direction from point of
tnown as the Birds Nest, situated on
river. Il ko county, Site Of Nevada.
within ninety days from the Hrst pnbli.
H This notice yGu fail or refuse to con
your proportion OF snch expenditure,
with the cost OF Advertising as co.
Tonr interest in said claim will become
4'Perty Of the subscriber under section
The United States Mtning Laws.
HhpEYJ, hrx.
r. jdclio, Nor s1ib, iepl.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-16
BEILAIRE.

The champagne supper given by the
Montefiore Benevolent Society at the
Globe Hotel, Monday evening, was u
very enjoyable affair. About twenty
couples. all members of the society,
were present. The evening was spent
in dancing in the hotel parlorS. Kill
never, OF Wheeling, furnished the mu-
sic. The supper was an elegant affair.
The Board of Trade has decided to
give substantial encouragement TO the
Messrs. Rodefer Bros. TO assist in re-
building their factory. This, with the
other assistance which has been promis-
ed will be 4 great help to enterprisiug
men who have been bowed down by mis-
fortune.
VIM. (Perk) Kennedy, the ballplayer,
celebrated his good fortune in contract
ing with the Brooklyn team by getting
married the same evening. The lucky
young woman was Miss Jessie Berry.
The wedge-shaped brick being turned
out at Barnard's factory are cut by ma
chinery, thereby effecting saving OF
time as well as making "A better brio
shan those cut in this shape by hand.
The stockholders of the Union Win
dow Glass Company Will hold meeting
to-day TO determine whether the eompa-
ny shall retire from business or rebuild
their factory.
The Mercantile Club has been dis
banded, and as II has not yet been reor-
QauiZed, the ball announced some time
ago has been declared off.
The Heroic Dutchman OF 70" will
be rendered bY home talent ut the
ElySian tomorrow night. The indica-
lions point to big house.
Rev. Il. w. Lane left for Alliance,
O.. yesterday, where he lectured last
evening before the students OF Mt.
Union College.
The Board of Trade will ask City
Council that man be employed at the
city building to ling the fire alarm
bell.
A. T. Stewart declines the nomina-
ton for Water Works Trustee, rendered
him by the Republican city convention.
The Gravel Hill Reading Club meets at
the home of Mrs. James Wilson to-mor-
row evening.
Adolph Sims, and wife, OF Covington,
KY, are guests Of Mrs. E. White, OF the
Fourth ward.
Miss Nora Powell, of Newark, is the
guest of Peter Keys family, on Gravel
Hill.
The Melville Sisters are booked 10 ap-
pear at the Elysian all next week.
Miss Louise Bishop was the guest Of
friends in the city yesterday.
Mrs. c. II. Beazel, Of the Fifth ward,
is quite Ill with la grippe
Henry Rock, the aged sexton, con-
tinues seriously Ill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-16
MARTINS FERRY.

Alonzo Beck, who has been lying at
the point OF death for so long a time.
passed away yesterday morning at 1:S0
o'clock. He was tifty-sixth years Of age
az the time OF his death, and had spent
all his life In this city and vicinity. He
leaves family of eight children TO
mourn his loss. He was member OF
the NJ. f. Church, and also Of Belmont
City Lodge No. 22l, l. o. o. Z. The
funeral will take place tomorrow after
noon at one O'Clock under the auspices
of Belmont City Lodge. The interment
will take place at Riverview.
Black Prince Lodge X. of P, OF
Wheeling, and the members Of the new
lodge at Tiltonville, paid fraternal
visit TO Ohio City Lodge. No. -, OF this
city, last night, and assisted them in
comforting the degrees on some new
members. After the adjournment Of
the lodge all retired 70 the BaylesS
House, where the visiting members
were banqueted. About one hundred
enioyed the bonntiful spread. Mr.. Bay
less deserves great credit for the man
ner in which he took care OF his guests.
The funeral Of Lulu Frederic took
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-16

for so doing any compensation greater
than the medal authorized by the A.
A. L.
Many New Workers thought Corbett
would not arrange match with Sulll-
van yesterday afternoon. Dick Roche
offered 10 bet Wakely SlC0 that Coroett
would not make a match. SuillYan's
hacker did not take the bet.
Joe Goddard is coming here from Aus
tralia. Two New Workers, Warren
Lewis and a friend OF his, intend 70
bring him over. and IL is quite possible
that Billy Madden will handle him.
Paddy Gallagher and Harry Edwards,
two crack Australian pugilistS, fought
for $500 last month at Broken Hill, Aus
tralis. Edwards won IN 10 rounds. The
battle was a terrific one.
Phil Dwyer is very sore at Corbett
for falling TO tight ChoyniSki, when
he made match for him TO do so with
Bud Remand.
jim Lynch, the 12e-pound champion,
offers 10 make a match with Paddy
Mcbride, for $1,000 a side, in October
next.
Charles Mitchell, young Englishman,
wants an engagement to blow up foot
balls. Address Ottawa, Ont.
Jack Myers, OF Cincinnati, was proven
a quitter in New York the other day.
Edward Smith, the Denver pugilist,
arrived yesterday from Ottawa.
Philadelphia sports will give All Lunt
a benefit.
Fitz is still being lioniZed at Bay st.
Louis.
Corhatt * i'm New York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-16

Youngstown TO put a club in the field,
which would complete the circuit.
Red Ehret has two-months-old ALI
gator which be bought for a quarter
from negro with pair Of tongne-tied
eyes. He will use him as mascotte foI
the Pittsburg club.
Says Browning: when l leave the
Springs l am going to California and
play ball. If don't like it there l will
come back and live in Indiana under an
assumed name.
Cy Young, Cleveland's former pitcher,
spent S25 during the winter. Young
knows what TO do with his money.
The signing Of "Reddy" Mack shows
Brck Ewng'S influence is still para
mount in the New York club.
Charley Gatzein writes from Chicago
that he intends to be in the fold again
this season.
The Pittsburgs play at Fort Wayne,
Ind, May 20; also at Reading, Pa, July
II.
The Pick Ups beat Coicago - to s.
Buckley and Baldwin did the smuggling.
The Duncannon, Pa, club has five
brothers playing in the team.
The Western League has eight play
ers more than needed.
Ward was % years old last week.
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JOHN l.. SULLIVAN
SIN Making Fun of Corbett-ThIuks Hes
the Only one Who VII Appear 10 Fight.

stu III aktug Fun OF Corbett-Ahinks ne >
the Only one Who VII Appear TO Fight.
CuIcAeo. March 15.-Johu l.. SuIli-
van is still making fun Of COrbett, al
though he says he believes be will be
the only man 10 appear and fight. After
seeing COrbett's statement made Ia New
Nurk yesterday, Sullivan remarked:
.'Corbett's a great big stiff. If fight
him Go will be just like walking ont ard
picking up that $4,000 When l
spared for his benefit iu san Francisco
he came into my room aud begged me
not 90 hit him hard. Then when we
g0t iu the ring he ran away from me. IL
is not COrOc.t, however, who is dong
an this talSing-it's his hackers. II
ever &c, him between the ropes, III
slam 90 into him so hard the ring won't
be biz enough % hold him.
81 weigh 245 pound. but / can get
down 90 2-O easy enough. aud this time
will bee my last attempt 20 train and get
into the ring"
"What sort OF a man is Joe Goddard,
the Barrier Giant?'
81 saw him iu Australia and formed
the notion that he was stiff. Well.
there'l Dee a pair o., them when he and
Joe McAuiifio get together.
"CtOyuski is as clever and game a lit
tie gentleman as I ever saw. He's a
willing and good tw0-handed fighter, a
gentleman ia and out Of the ring and a
fellow whose friendship am proud 10
claim
Glow abou, the stories Of your lush
ing?'
"Hcre," said John L., with some
warmth, "you can join me in the stuff
I've been lushing on, and the worlds
fstic idol led the way 20 a shelf on
which a couple Of bottles Of setter
water rested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-16
NEW CUMBERLAND.
sp.ctnl corrs,penderee OF ne Regts.sr.

Special Correspondence Of tie Register.
New CUMBERLAND, March 15.-The
town election passed off yesterday, a
very lighU vote being polled. j. w.
Flowers, present Mayor, was reelected,
also six Counclmen, as follows: First
ward, II. A. McCarty; Second ward,
Frank Prosser; Third ward, I. K.
Swaney; Third ward, II. c. McGee, 10
FIJI vacancy: Fourth ward, William
Edie; Fifth ward, James NJ. Porter, re-
elected.
Owing to the severe Illness Of Ser
geant NJ. NJ. Cullen and the important
necessity of having the town taxes col
ected, Mr.. c. Y. Comfy was appointed
by Council to I'll Mr.. Cullen'S place
temporarily, which will doubtless be 10
the close of the term which ends the
last day of March.
The remains of Shad Perry arrived
Yesterday from the Weston Asylum,
at which place he died, and was buried
in the forenoon in the cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-16
General sportlng Notes.

Philadelphians think Mclaughlin Will
have a walk-over with DoddS.
An Australian has purchased the two
winning deerhOund bitches, Royal
Laura and Royal Ouida. They will be
used for kangaroo hunting.
The Barzoi Argos has arrived at
PlttSburg after voyage OF nineteen
days. He stood the journey well. This
dog won the grand medal at the Moscow
exhibition Of 1891.
Benny Murphy, one Of Bicyclist
Lambs trainers, says that the 72'hour
race had been fixed for AShinRer TO win,
and that the four contestants, Lamb,
Ashinger, Martin and Reagan, would
divide the prize money equally among
themselves.
The 5OO-miles-in-the-day hOming pig
con McGraw has been purchased by j.
II. Bell, of llO4 Walnut street, Phila-
deluhia. Ia all American flying only
nine birds have made the distance OF
500 miles in the day. OF these only six
remain. Ned Damon, Of Brooklyn, the
first 10 have the record, was lost in 1890
in a club race; Young Benny, Of Bos-
ton, was shot near home, and the Queen,
the only hen with the record, was late
ly killed by cat.
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Highest of all in Leavening Power-Latest u Govt Report
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
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place yesterday afternoon at o'clock
Hanover street. Rev. II. \. Campbell
conducted the services. The remains
were inferred at Weeks Cemetery.
The contract for printing the spring
election tickets for this county has
been awarded 10 Milligan Il Steenrod,
of the st. Clairsville Gazette, at their
bid Of Sl44.5O for 10000 tickets.
Our prices are the lowest. Our meats
strictly fresh. Bacon and hams of our
own curing. Lard and saugages OF our
own manufacture, to be had at Hanover
meat market. THOs. HINGLING.
All candidates who are aspiring TO a
nomination on the Republican ticket
are requested TO hand their names TO
the committee by this evening.
A. X. Burroughs, Assistant Auditor Of
the Pennsylvania lines west OF Pitts
burg, was here yesterday on business.
DIR. w. II. Hall has bad attack Of
the grip. His brother Fred is also down
with typhoid fever.
Rev. Z. c. Simpson. OF Hamilton, o.,
is the guest of the family OF Mrs. An
derson RalSton.
Joseph Dyer, of Kennedy q Dyer, OF
Cleveland, was in the city on business
yesterday.
DR.. Shuttleworth and +. 7. 0ng took
in the Pittsburg benc h show yesterday.
Mr.. j. S. Harrison, of GAINESVILLE, is
in the city, the guest of his son Frank.
Miss Bertha Goodhue has returned
from visit u friends in Darlington.
John Hukill's headquarters are now
at the Lafayette Rink.
J. T. Hollowell, of GAINESVILLE, was in
the city yesterday.
James Branson is the guest OF Steu-
benville friends.
John Henderson was in Toronto yes
terday.
J. A. White, Of Mount Pleasant, is
here.
Ross Mitchell is in Wellsburg on bust
ness
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-16

$50 far as pugIlism is concerned, "
says Preacher Billy Frazier, "let me
say, once for all, that whatever is vulgar
and brutal about 10 diSguStS me; but
whatever about 10 calls for display OF
science, skill. courage, strength and en-
iurauce fascirateS me. That kind OF
pugilism is 70 me one OF the fine arts"
-CThe lightweight sparing at Harvard,
was between G.. ii. Crane, '94, aud But
Ter. Il. y. Butler was ont OF condition,
aud entered only 70 prevent a waikover.
Crane had decidedly the best Of the first
and third rounds, although Butler in
ihe second led more freely. Crane won.
Jim Rice, the ex-chsmpiOR light
weight amateur boxer, challenges HOr-
ace NJ. Leeds, OF Atlantic City, the
boxer who refused TO accept the second
medal for TIE A. A. U. championships
last wear, when the referee gave Rice
the first prize.
a New York paper offers a $40 gold
ricce 10 the New York; ''amachur'
hover who can prove that he has won
to championships and not received
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-16
The National Regattn.

WASHINGTON, March l5.-Presdent
Henry w. Garfield, Of the National As
ISOLATION Of Amateur Oarsmen, has been
in Saratoga and has had conference
with several gentlemen regarding the
desire TO have the regetta Of the Nation
al Association held at Saratoga Lake.
The committee must guarantee TO give
the several prizes, aggregating about
5000, and also provide boat houses for
the crews and arrange for quarters foc
the men as far as a fair rate is concern
Cd. The meeting may be held July Is.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-16
HowItIsviewep in Denver.

DENVER, March l5.-Quite remark
able courSing race that is attracting
national attention will be the run at
Roggan, COL, March 2S. between the
wolfhouuds Of Paul Hacke, OF Pitts
burg, Pa, aud the deerhOunds OF Mr..
McDougal, OF Butte, Mont. Roggon is
situated about fifty miles from Denver
on the line Of the Burlington. -Four or
FIVE heats will be run for 500 heat,
each dog 10 kill its game, which is 10
be wolves. The affair is essentially an
old-fashiOned wolf chase.
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is in New York.
sMAsHES AND DRIVES.
The Tennis Season Opens in Florida To-
Day.

The Tennis Season Opens in Florida To-
Day.
Lawn tennis players are waking up as
the spring approaches, and from the
preparations for the coming season,
which are now going on rapidly, the
summer ST 1892 will apparently go down
in the tennis records as a highly sue
cessfuI season. Since the meeting Of
the United States National Lawn Ten
mis- Association, last mouth, there have
been many plans laid by the fol-
lowers OF the game. The season in this
vicinity will open earlier than usual, and
tie local players will get on their courts
as Soou as the weather settles.
The Florida tennis season will begin
at Magnolia Springs to-day, aud 81. Au-
gustine will follow next week and the
week after with tournaments. This
early Florida tennis season offers an eX-
cellent opportunity FOR the Northern
players 10 get into practice before the
regular season begins, and a number
have taken advantage OF il during the
last few years. Handsome and valua'
BILE prizes will be given in all three tour
naments. Among the NorthernerS who
are expected 10 play in Florida this
spring are A. f. Wright, V. q. Hall, E..
L. Hall, Deane Miller, r. Y. Beach, +.
e.. Beach, +. :. Mansfield, f. IL. Hoyey,
A. Menocai and II. q. BiXbY.