The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-26

TRUNK couid also see his ttuLk.
He had Il home near by, but he would
not 20 to ii lie had bepl told many
tiine". - 20 there. bat lie s;ll! luaiet! and
slept II The waiting room . aal
thea til. agent Womb - o1i and -rt H..
ctsii -,,4,p i,.t a Sew and pm. u IA zoe
]co,otas! mat.@ irnna II i!d not crack
snu snow when he woke up ne wouii
re. on ms feet, let the snow fall ont at
the ityel end III ms trousers legs. and
then NJ would stwk maca naetet! rtft \
healthy ~colore,i man j. not eitalsy lrrI
! rn,2H The agent DID ftiS ""f"f"i times.
t,ut the man 1id not say ihGtiIhs even
when lie went 10 sleep with his moath
.Alar and kind friends prt an icirIe III II
At p.lriS. Nv. we touad Ioiultai Grad
doc, He Is unmarried. but wot.d be
glad Is hear from it!o,e VIII" want a sooa
home and who belong to an entirely Oh
fcrpnt sex.
he - the editor of The kentuckian
and Cit,zen. published in Paris. Bonrhon
county. Ky .1e does not tell bis age.
but is very active indeed. though he re-
:. members very well about Daniel Boone
aud has often been i'll swimming with
him.
+, Colonel Craddock showed me where
Henry CLAY made, rs an awkward boy.
q hi, first speech. it being on ''Emanclpa-
ton Very few know that Clay's hrst
sneecl, was on this subject. Clay was "a
GOOD talker afterward n spoke fire.
auently. turning man. away sometimes.
: Daniel Boone was not so good an on
/. hand speaker. but used to kill Indians
in defiance of he game laws OF Ken
: lucky up to the time of his death.
= Colonel Craddock is chiefly noted as
re being the first man to welcome Column
y. bus on his arrival in this connt ana 10
:" suggest the possibility OF hringln dasoes
', TO New York for tho purpose OF supply
:. ing policemen with freshly roasted pea
nuts.
So he is identified with much OF thu
-. history of our country. and yet seems u
!" be almost in his prime. He never MISE
-, a sociable or IA political convention AM
'e n mink tea on the Rue st. Honore Il
~ Paris never becomes nrroarious till h
comes
He is certainly a very interesting man
IA He writes "A good deal for The kentuckiai
~. besides Interviewing all the great me
,.a who pass through haci'y HIS niemof
~ il, said to weigh four ounces more tina
-. those of B f. Butler and Daniel Nebste
no combined,
Zen Il h"Plhis n,n,
md ~ shou.' = = =" ~. .n,th y,
inexperiance, He has enough ilmse
for both and is a large encyclopedia III
revolving clair.
Colonel Craddock knows us mnch as
thought knew when | was 20 years oil
and can say no more than that.
He told me about a Cincinnati mf
who bought a high bred horse recent
with a pedigree that went back to a tea
that Noah used to drive when he W
: doing his hauling from the saw1mili
the dock where he was building
boat.
By and by the Cincinnati man felt II
able to keep such IA valuable horse a
offered him for sale to IA kentuckl
!. who knew the herabook
: The Cincinnati man produced his Pc
gree. which was as follows Bay ho,
: Blue Grass, foalea i'll 1887. sire Bla
J, Sampson dam Young Phyllis. Bla
( Sampson. by B~reastplate, dam LA
Wake. Young Phyllis. by Blue Jeal
dam Matte j, Matte }. by Cyclic
Wilkes. dam Miss Torinentor; Miss T
mentor, by Tuscarora II. dam Ada
Breastplate. by Frank, dam Jellico: J
leo, by Bucephalus. dam Princess; /
z to cephalus. by Sir William, dam Eulali
to- The Cincinnati man SAID. w Will
around and see the horse" and they
so. The kentuckian shook his head.
Your horse has II strain OF vnl:
and blood" he said Notice he eats Ik'
been horse that has lived and lunched ont
and a nosebag like "A cab horse, He has
into refinement can pick out a horse 4
has had good parents and been broui
,eep up tenderly. That horse has been bel
HESS around the stall with the back of acur
their comb. and he is u jay horse"
Even well he is not. begging your pard
ened He only needs to point to his pedigl
which | bought him on largely. Read
thus and you will find no break in the title
and bought him of n Kentuckian who knt
call horses"
This Kentuckian glanced over the p
for a gree and said: There is something sin
spell lar about this pedigree. | know all Il
, and names: but. you see. Black Sampson W
made he was alive was u jackass. " cor
d we we cannot tell where he went when
fare. died. This is no time to raise theolog
Guild questions and get the whole presby'
a after you.
it'll = Young Phyllis was a Shorthorn G
You Breastplate was a Shorthorn bull. L
lmiss Waxy was a saddle horse. Matte .
xpect pacing mare. Tuscarora IL Is n
mule down on Four Mile. Ada Y
mar. steamboat on the Kentucky river. Fl
tel in is a yellow dog in Simpsons livery sta
/. we and Jellico is an old mare mule
othes. runs extra on one OF Brown's coal Ca
e Ka- In the language of the poet: