davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-07-11
From puck.

From Puck.
The Rescued Ones Father with tears
of gratitude in his eyes)-Oh, brave, no
bic young mani! You must have realized
the danger you incurred in saving my
daughter.
The Rescuer-No danger at all, sir;
not at all! You see, Tn already mar
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-07-11
Stands by the Ticket.

Detroit, Mich, July 1S.-The Grand
Rapids democrat, the leading demo-
cratic newspaper of western Michigan,
which favored gold before the conven-
ton, accepts the platform, declares that
the platform is the accepted creed of the
party for this campaign and says demo-
Gratis who don't like it can find comfort
and company on the republican side of
the fence.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-07-11

At my left hand a flagon clear,
Above my pipe blue spirals curling,
Old Homer here to crown my cheer
ing. "M'i
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-07-11

I know that my life was saved nv Pr
sos Cure for Consumption.-John A..
Miller, Au Sable, Mich. April 81, 1895.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-07-11

Your hand of friendship I receive
And gladly place my own before yon,
B~eseeching care to take her cave
And let LIES years pass lightly DER Won
Frank Putnam.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-07-11

A curious race on the glaciers is to be
run on n of the Dauphiny Alps this
month. Competitors are allowed six
hours to complete the race. and part OF
the competition will be on the Norwe.
gian ski.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-07-11

If ought of mine has reached your heart
o bears for you a pleasant eemlng.
Across the leagues we sit apart
imagine me as mildly beaming.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-07-11
TOO MUCH FOR WATTERsoN.

Henry Gables HIS Paper, .No Com
promise With Disllonor."
Louisville, KY, July 13.-The follow
ing was received by w. n. Haldeman,
president OF the Courier-Journal com
pany, this morning:
Geneva, Switzerland, July 13.-Wal-
ter N. Haldeman, Louisville. Ky: An
other ticket our only hope. Nc compro
mise with dishonor. Stand firm.
.'HenrY WatlerSon."
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-07-11
Twenty Years After.

Mrs. WinsloN's SOOTHING SYRUP for children
ecethinE, softcns the gums, reduces Inflammation
Allnys pain. cures wind colo. ESQ . hottie.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-07-11
A Dedication.

No SNUG and slicked-up poet I,
Equipped with style and phrase euphonf-
Gus,
Toward every soul that passes by
salaaming stiff and ceremonious:
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-07-11

But yet, though through this vale of tears
l see what good in all appears
And entertain no wish 10 umb
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-07-11
To an Interesting Person.

To IN Interesting Person.
Girl, whose grave, enchanted eyes
Look a thousand miles away,
Nicer shal thou, so seeming wise
Love as simpler maidens may.
Thine are fancies rowing fair.
Islands of the southern seas;
Thine to breathe the unknown all
OF the lost Hesperides.
Thee the siren voices sing,
Thee Medusa smiled upon:
Thou hast seen the flashing wing -
High in heaven, B~ellerophon.
Yet perchance some summer morn
Tho shalt wake, and waking sigh
That thy path is all forlorn
With no lovers whisper nigh.
Will it then suffice to know.
Though no love disturb thy rest,
That the passing strangers show
An unusual interest?
None" they say. "of common men
May that lady's lover be-
II thou hear their whisper then,
Will 1t be enough for thee?
Anon.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-07-11
a Sunset Dirty.

Moon. she come a-swingin' low;
How-de do, mel lady.
Time fob Mr.. Sun ter sc.
Meet you by an by.
Clouds am swingin' in de west.
An de rain-bows build dab nest
Jes' above de mountain crest
Amt no cause ter sigh.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-07-11
The Deed of a Fiend.

Halls Catnrrh Cure
Is a constitutional cure. Price rs cents.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-07-11

But just a plain and hearty kind.
or Irish, Scotch and Yankee breeding.
Too much, perhaps, to mirth inclined.
Since worldly goods I'm sadly needing
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-07-11

Arms of snowy Wilderness: neck pure
as alabaster; complexion like the blush
of a rose. She ~patronized Glenn's Sui
.phur Soap. OF druggists.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-07-11

Cedar Rapids Gazette: An American col
lege man has been captured and Ill treated
by Mexican Yaqui's. He enjoyed the tor
ture. He had been Injured to foot bali and
haZing.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-07-11

Missile Noon, she smile so sweet,
(How-de do, mel lady,)
Daylight jes' glib in complete.
Meet o by an by.
Watch dem co!ors cross de scene;
See dat pink an white an green?
Watah-millions what dey mean,
Amt no cause ter sigh.
Washington Evening Star.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-07-11
The Happy Man.

nnIAlDA Habit Cured. Est. in 1871. Thousands
fIHtStS cured. Cheap ,st and best cure. FREE IRI.
vi OsE1 AL. State case. DIR. MARSH, Quincy, Mich.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-07-11
SIOUX CITY PRINTING co. c25-

When writing to advertisers it will be to
your interest to say you saw their adver-
tiscment in this paper.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-07-11

as the observer thought proper.
But don't talk about it Tonight" she
said, when Miss Theo1osin and Mrs. Traf-
ford broke out into simultaneous express
sions of regret. ut may be nothing. II
you don't mind, Miss Theodosia, Stephen
will go up to town tomorrow and have n
good opinion
Thus prompted the two older ladies cast
careful glances at Stephen when he came
downstairs, and MS traces of the storm
through which he and Julia had just pass.
ed We're still plainly to be seen on his face,
Mrs. Trafford aud Miss Theodosin were
not far wrong in saying that hereally was
looking i'll, poor fellow, so i'll that they
wondered how II was possible they had
never noticed it before.
On the whole it was n very pleasant
evening. Colonel Adenne came in good
time, looking handsomer in evening
clothes than he lad done in the morning,
and he took Mrs. Trafford in to dinner
and sat between her and Miss Theodosia,
who forebore to talk to him very much
about poor dead and gone Lavinia, on
whom he had been so ''spoony'' five aud
thirty years before. He was very pleasant
and a particularly intelligent man to talk
to, and he and Mrs. Trafford discovered
many mutual friends that they became
great friends before the meal came TO an
end. Aud Miss T%hcodosia suddenly took
It into her dear old head thnt they were
flirting desperately, on which her enjoy
ment of the scene became so exquisite
that she nearly smiled herself into tears.
However, before the meal was over,
Julia began to look very wan md white.
.Do have n glass of port, Jueys" said
Stephen. coaxingly, when dessert was put
on.
And Julia Ind n glass of port. and then
the ladies went off intothe drawing-room
and left the two men to make friends with
out them.
"You look SO poorly, julia, dear" said
Mrs. Trafford, when they reached the
dr%awing-room.
eId0n'tfeel very wellto-night, mother"
Julia answered. The strain of keeping up
appearances Ind proved almost too much.
for her, andSnow her mothers Tone almost
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08
ALMOST A MEETING
SOLDIERS ANXIOUS TO JOIN THi:
EXCITED PcrlLACE.
Crispir Friends Assert That lie hn-
once OF Prime Minister,

Rome. March 7.--DispatcheE from
Milan and Florence this afternoon an
nouncc very threatening state of al
fairs among the troops In garrison In
those two cities 1t appears that the
soldiers became 80 excited by tho att.
tudc Of the populnce that they almost
broke out into open muuny, threaten
ing to leave their quarters and Join the
rioters with difficulty the officers In
command succeeded In calming the
soldiers, and, according to last reports
IL was believed the danger had been
pissed
According to ndvices received hero
from Mnssowah today II II estimated
that the Italians at Aduwa lost about
one million cartridges, 5000 rounds uf
ammunition for the artillery 5000 head
of cattle and mules and the money
chest. Several millions, however, were
saved Nothing DEFINITE ~ known at
this writing concerning tune change
Df ministry
Signor Crispi had an hours confer
encc with King Humhert at noon, and
this has caused much comment and
served to strengthen the argument az
those who minated that trispi would
have to remain In power during the
crisis, AZ his majesty would not be able
to mud any one willing 10 accept the
difficult task Of forming u cabluet.
on the other hand tile friends Of Sig
nor Crispl say he IL determined not To
continue in office,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

Deals in dirt yesterday az follows,
Il. y. Mcdaniel TO w H. Knott, lot
l.. Il. Terry and wife to Ja,nes n.
Van Eaton, lot on Haskell avenue. city,
$1,000 '''
w. r. CASTOR and wife to II. MeEl.
Noy, part of block n, city. $3.50.
l., II. Terry and wifef to ~ D. Fov.
lot 23. block a. city, 81 .lb0
q. W. Crutcher and wife 10 s. J.
Schmick, 45xi27 i-2 feet on College
street, city. $500
u. Becklcy. by sheriff, to Charles
Orr. rs acres out Of Rodcrick Raw
Inns survey, lots /, ., . and I. block 10.
III Lancaster, also lots 49, "A, 10
ana IT, In p. 5. Taylor's addition 10
same town; also lots /, ., s. and 4, In
block l6 OF Lancaster, $50.
II. W. McClusky to j. T. Moore, Jr..
lot o. In block 4. Of i. 4, Porter's sub
division to Dallas, 81 300
j. Il, Iruit and wife ct al to j. A..
orem, l74XilS feet out OF Robert Rays
survey, in the county, $500
c, u. Bird to Mrs. Nj. j. Maupin. lot
4. In block 2, Fairview addition to city.
OF Dallas, $500
Herman KruRcl. by sheriff. to Lu-
ella ana Estelln Parks. lot known as
public school, No. l, 500.
Guy Stone and wife to Carl Stone.
~ acres out of John NJ. Crockett sur
vey $1,000.
w. II. Page ct al trustee. to John
Tomson, lot in the city, Sl0 and other
considerations.
Il, l.. Nicks and wife 10 j. r. and II.
j. Harrison. 10oXi0o feet out Of j, ".
Anderson survey, $50
II, j., Duncan and wife to W. O. Har-
rison, "a acres out Of James w. An
dorson 320-acre survey, SIS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08
ONE OUTLAW KILLED
AND MS COMPANION CAPTURED IL,
THE OFFICERS.
Were Charged with ItiiiInr ". "
Februnry-ResIst Arrest.

Cloud Chief q r., March T.--(Spe-
clul News has Just reached here OF
a fight between outlaws James liar
bolt and George Miller with the officers,
The light took place on oak Creek, In
the southwest corner OF q county.
Hurbolt ana Miller arc the parties
who killed ", W. Glover near Arnpa-
noe on Monday. February H. aud the
officers have been after them ever since
that time until today. when Deputy
Pascy and posse ran onto thcm AT tho
place above mentioned, Miller was
Killed and Hprbolt had each arm bro
ken, and surrendered to the officers
without further resistance.
IIarbolt IL also wanted at Canadian,
Tex, for the murder OF Sheriff MeGee,
and ~ known to have been pal OF
Foster Crawford, who was hung at
Wichita Falls.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

e Y, anderson will nn the pulpit OF
iNt Prcshyterian church tomor-
i. mofhing aud night nj the usual
XIX ". + Cummins win preach at
Haskell Avenue Methodist church
Sn.iaw az II O'clock. and Rev. Mr..
~ night At $40 =, m, the Has
n Nehue Epworth League. No. llSa,
nave Special devotional services.
ns the occasion OF their ami
|sE i. A. Northcutt. the Missouri
|asthst. will M the pulpit at the
IM Christian church tomorrow,
[s,"ery evening during the coming
IN ms great meeting Mt Taylor
al, ~ additions, closed last night.
Ea,i warner =. Riggs, pastor OF the
k.nh fresbSterian church, Will
~ tomorrow morning on "The
VISIONS" "N ~
nv wv herman Ladies' Aid society will
\. pound party at the residence OF
kur,Nanaafles OFT, S6g Live Oak street
IA nsy March ~. from 10 6 y, m.
pSr,y VIII be givcn for the benefit
M .seay German family At the
|Irs ,,.nle the knitted snread Of the
|slst isny, Mis-. Katie Dice, Will be
NJ, ~. An are invited.
Ivod pr j. D. Robnett Of Brown
i nas accepted the pastorate OF
ra Nm, ihpton Avenue gautist church
in,eb occupy the pulpit Of that
II T. Wihorfow forenoon and even
Everybody Invited
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08
BASTROP DEMOCRATS


Hastrop. Tex, March 7.-tSpcclal) -
The Democratic executive committee or
llastro. met today Chairman Garwood
presiding The county convention Tor
the selection OF delegates 10 the various
conventions waR called FOR June H.
Precinct primaries are recommended
for June to be held In such manner ~
each pocinct desires The committees,
regardless OF individual VlcwH ON the
money question, with but one dissent
Ing vote, determined TO ignore the act
Ion OF the Dudley committee ana de
clucd to submit the question by It pro-
pounded. Entire harmony prevailed.
Thouttcntion Of tho county Democ-
racy was called TO the action OF the
FAST convention on the question of
county nofinntipna and that that mat
ter would he passed upon by the scv-
county nominations and that that mat
licll resigned, being moved thereto by
clvil service rules Captain l.. g. Cain
waH elected to succeed him,
The cN-Cnnf0deruto veterans OF 3its-
trup camp met today. Commander X .
Murohison ana Adiutunt j q. Iluch-
| nnhn at the pusts, with fnlr attend
sncr After regular routine business
the body adjourned to hold their nm
nual meeting In Bastrop April 81, 1896
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08
NAPLES OLDFRIENDS
SPEAK ~ THE HIGHEST TERMS or
HIM.


Fort Worth people are in the throes
of warm municipal campaign and
tho mnyorallty race liz absorbing AL
the interest. Paul NAPLES, formerly a
resldent OF This city. Is candidate for
rnhyor on tho busincfs mems ticket
The citizens Of Fort Worth are TO be
congratulated on having such oandi-
date as Mr. NAPLES In the race He
lived In this city several years and waH
one Of The best citizens Sherman aver
claimed fer her own; ne " intensely
rr0grtsslge and wide-awake ana IN
every sens. n nal OF affairs. ana II Is
osbe hoped that the good people Of the
Panther city Will. for their own inter-
cst elect him mayor II all c0mmuni-
ties had such men as NAPLES NJ the
head Of municipal affairs they would
have NOR. cause Tor CONTEMPLATION
Eherfnan Register
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08
SENTENCED TO DIE.
Lo, rnE rooR INDIAN, ~ con-
NicrED or MURDER,
ohn,ies Homes Com m,,ted an Atroc.
ious Crime While His vic-
tho Was Asleep. i

Paris, Tex. March z.--tspecial)--
AZ tho Bogy court ground IN the Chloe
taM nation this week Charles Homes, y
iuil blood Indian, was convicted OF
murder ana sentenced 90 be shot on
March " between the hours OF 10 and ..
,,n the second day OF last November
Homes Went TO the house OF his wires
roh'in.law, Wilson katietubbi, living
near Stringtown. and while he and his
VIE were In bed asleep. urept into
tho housc with an AK and chopped his
head open. then forced his wife To 10
with him. threatening to kill her In case
she refused. However. the first oppor-
tunity she had, abe made her escnpe
and told what had happened. Homes
WINS arrested. and whom brought tn
trial, wanted to plead guilty. but the
court would not allow him TO do no.
He VIII not take an appeal. ms he says
he Is Huil'y and wants to die, He will
bc guarded hy the sheriff OF 1ncksun
county uti!l Tho 'ay OF his execution.
IS the jail has boen burned down.
HamaN strpdnughtrr was tho strongest
wltEesa against him an1 had the bloody
Ak In court which was used ns n Wit
ness against him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08
HAS GONE VERY DRY
ThE ELECTION AT san MARCOS A
pnouI VICTORY.


san Marcos. Tex. March 7.-(Spec-
ial)-Thc election passed on quietly
here. A light vote was pollcd and there
was no e1climeni. Returns coming In
slowly. Prohibition hBs carried by
about 800 N the county. Four wards IN
this city give prohibition majority
Of 200 Eignt ont Of sixteen boxes, with
Kyle and slfortE. anti boxes 20 hear
frum. give prohibition majority Of 1872.
-Four boxes Ia san Marcos. with ijuda
poor fgrm. are IN The returns given
here. Nluc hundred ana ciehty-thrce
voter are counted. Information reached
here that Maxwell. caldwell county.
went anil by 10 majority. one Kyle
box votes a95. with q prohibition ma
iority Of 80. The prohibition majority
no far lF stt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

rhe following rcai er:afe iiarsnc-
tinnn were recorded yesterday IN the
county clerks office;
w l.. Norwood 20 G. ~ McElvnny,
so acres in j Rsnduns survey; 500
John NJ. Poe and sifo 20 w. VI Poe
and wife, Z rs acrrsi block 3. Gafnet's
ndditipni u.QD0
n. and y. ". snlthee, 50 acres susan
Linn survey; $3.50
TDds w. Rogers 10 John NJ Miuyus.
igN acres. shelby count, scnocl linda
$3.50.
Joan and w. I.arrimore 70 Lawn Ter
race company, lots l and 2. block ..
Lawn Terrace. 500. sgt
Thnrnsn WorlhinRton 10 Lucille
siabry- lot 1. block 10. ci,yi ,.st.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08
EXCITING
Day in the Kentucky
Legislature.
LARGE CROWD GATHERS TO W.T.
NESS rHE TAXING or
BALLOTS.
CARLISLE BOOSTED
BLACKBURN WAS AGAIN IN THE
LEAD YESTERDAY.
uo,ic Fails 10 Get the Mnjorit, Con-
ndentiy Predicted ny His
Friends the Night Beforc.
CARLISLE BOOSTED
BLACKBURN WAS AGAIN IN ruE
LEAD YESTERDAY.

Frankfort, Ky, March There was
another big crowd present 10 see the
forty-second ballot taken. The roll
call showed l2i members present, nee
essary TO Il choice, 60. The pairs num-
bered T.
senator Elliston again led off by
voting for Carlisle He was followed
by senators Holloway, Noe. Salyer
smith and stephenson. The Republic
cans again voted sulidly for Boyle
Baird was the first Democrat In the
house to vote for Carlisle; after him
came Dnugherty, Norman. Rice,
Speight, Swinfnrd Walker and witt.
There were no speeches of cNplnna-
tlun today from anyone until the roll
call had been completed. when pupI-
list Poorc arose and said that II lind
been said that there was no hope tn
elect Blackburn lie believed that the
time had not arrived, He cast his
vote Tor Blackburn. Then amid cheers
for Blackburn the following changed
to blackburn from Carlisle Eliistou,
smith, Wit, stephenson. Dousherty.
Noe. Salycr Baird, Holloway. Rice
and Norman,
Mr., Baird, In explaining his vote.
said he was uppu'cd to Democratic
nominees ON the currency question hut
as there was now Il chance to elect
that candidate he would cast his vote
for that candidate. ovid ApplaueeD
Senator Holloway also spoke In cN-
PLANTATION, as ala Senator SalyCr, They
took the ground tina, It was their duty
to vote for the nominee whenever there
was chance 10 elect him.
MIR Jones' arose and changed his
vote to John @. Carlisle.
At this Representative Lyons arose
and created the widest excitement
He said that IL any attempt was made
TO elect Carlisle he would vote FOR
Blackburn. The statement was Wild
ly cheered by the friends of blackburn.
Speaker BiHufOrd arose md said that
when IL became certain that Il sound
money Republican could not be elect
ed he would follow the peoples wish
as and vote for "A sOund money Demo
crat He changed his vote to j, q.
Carlisle amid the widest excitement
Men jumped on chairs and chcerod
wildly, dozen members Clnmuring
for recognition und the chair raped
FOR order for five minutes IN vain The
assembly was In a turmoil. The
friends of Blackburn were ulatrd and
thought they saw Victory In the air.
The scene ON the floor bafled descrip-
ton, The sound money men held a
consultation and urged each other to
change to Carlisle. Several Ropubll-
cans who had already voted for Car
Isle declared that they would not
change and this ,emrd 10 make II
certain that the great statcsman wnB
the coming man,
After the Hobbies and galleries had
been cleared the chair announced the
result Of the foriy-sccond ballot as
follows:
Boyle, 90. blackburn, 60; Carlisle, g..
Howard moved to adjourn, hut Bron-
ston objected ami turmoil again arose
Il want to give an opportunity to
the sound money delegates to elect
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08
wirn oNn pissnyrINc volon.
frrcstonc County stands ny the
state Committees. B..

Fairfield, TEX. March 7.-(special)--
Pursuant 10 call OF County Chairman
Hon, l.. u. Lillnrd the Democratic exc
cutivc committee of Frecstonc county
met In the court house yesterday after
noon 10 act on the recommendation ~
state executive committee IN regard to
holding primary elections on the money
question The action OF said statc
committee was heartily cndurscd with
hut one dissenting vote. and primaries
were ordered for the 18th Of June, In
addition to the questions submitted
by the state committee this county VIII
vote for nominees Tor governor CON
gresham, state senator, district Judge
and attorney and all county uthcera
For the free coinage OF silver Mt the
ratio NJ 10 TO | win carry IN this cOun-
~ by q majority OF 90 10 1,
District court adjourned yesterday
and Judge Hardy returned home To
Curslcnna, There was a small docket
aud few cnscH tried.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

longview, Tex, Mnrch = -tspeclnl)-.
The Democratic executive committee
Of Gregg county convened today pur-
Nunut to the call OF Chairman n u.
Levy, Ir The committee decided In
favor OF two primaries Primary fot
the selection OF candidates fol
county oiticcN Ia be held On first sat
urday IN May. The committee adopted
the resolutions of the state Democratic
executive committee. only one member
voting IN the negative.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

Proposes to Enter the Ming with 70
Very stronu showing.

Denlson, Tex. March 7,.--fspeciai)- y
The Denison Base Ran association
met last night and elected O. a. Pea.
cock manager of the club and Fred
wilson secretary vice John culllnoilr.
resigned. sir. Peacock II in eorreApoD-
denoe with Won der Ale relative to
some players the ST Louis man now
has on hand He r. also communicat-
Ing with Mike o'connOr. frat baseHian
Of the old Dallas strerH who hns re-
comfy been released by Ted Sullivan,
now with New Haven. II ~ the pur-
pose Of The people here 10 make the
f;atc i.lty team lead