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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-03-19

THE present House Of Representatives
has made the best record Of 'non-parti-
sanship OF any Congress in'the history
Of the nation. It decided two more
cases Of contested elections last week,
In which the sitting members were sue.
ned, both beiag democrats.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-03-19
Fashionable Dressmalking.

Mrs. Stabler is now ready to do dress
making in the most approved style.
With Mrs. Conwell as cutter and filter,
well known to the ladies OF Sank Centre,
and her experience in the twin cities,
she is able to produce all the latest styles
With first class help all work win be
done satisfactorily.
Mrs. SrABLER.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-03-19

Moses E. Clapp and W. E. Lee, two
we'll known republican war horses, are
the latest acquisitions to the guberna
torial race. Both are astute politicians
and very popular men and their chances
are equally as good as any of the others.
-Kanabec County Times
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-03-19

Marshal John Crick OF MeIrose.
brought to this city an unfortunate to
be examined for his insanity. The man
Thursday night had purchased ticket
at Melrose for Alexandria and had
boarded the train, but got off and wan
dered about all night. Both his ears
and his face was frozen by the exposure,
and when he again made his appearance
the president of the village council
ordered him brought here for his exami-
nation. From letters 90 his person
found at the county Jail where he was
kept last night, it was learned that his
name was Elof Johnson. and his home
Alexandria. The authorities of this
county refused to have the man exam
ined and the marshal departed, minus
his fees. this morning.-St. Cloud Jour
nalPress.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-03-19
TO school teachers.

Send your name and address to W..
Kenvon, General Freight and Passen-
ger Agent Burlington Route, st, Paul,
Man,, and you will receive each mouth
a Bit of reading that will do you and
your pupils good.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-03-19
Fully Equipped.

Adollh Gley. formerly wagon maker
for p. II. Schulke. has associated with
himself an excellent blacksmith, and is
ready to execute all orders for blacksmith
and wagon work, repairing etc. All
work guaranteed and prices reasonable.
Next to Robbins lumber yard. Grove
Lake-ave. and Oax-st.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-03-19

This case OF L. Kells. as assignee OF N.
p. Clarke & Co. vs.. c. Bridgman is be-
ing tried before VIM. Russell, court re-
porter, to whom it was referred at the
last session OF the district court as re-
ferree tc take the evidence and report
the facts. G. W. Stewart appears for
the plaintiff and the defendent is repres-
ented by Capt. Taylor. In the COM
plant the plaintiff asks for SIS, 900
claimed to be due on three promissory
notes. The defendant denies this and
claims that he has paid Clarke the $15.-
900 and $4.7OO besides which Clarke
ought to pay him. The case is virtually
a settlement of accounts.-St. Cloud
Times.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-03-19
Thoee Rurlington Readere.

Can be had bv sending your name to
". J. Kenyon, 9. F. 4 r. A., Sc. Pa 81
Minn. Afresh shsst every meath.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-03-19
DR.. NlVEN.

. ~ Will be in Long Prairie on
SET " March % and 90; Sank Cen.
tire March 80 and 81. Pain
n less extracting speciality.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-03-19

trade on sale OF our famous NORTHERN
GROWN SEED POTATOES, and full line
Nursery Stock. Apply at once, stating age,
L. l.. MAY & CO. 4
Nurserymen, Florists and Seedsmen.
St. Paul, MINI.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26

- sili hsss BIS % hsck Stgg, ~lse.nF'
Pettx. stth hifn opes sDofs.
n ths ciBesnpssl eigt sssiiy psts shs
sgn ~ sieG0g Tor re SERVICES N Brit
snssesn i has esssTas peGs ~ -
hlesosy " ths gssns. There nts - ss'cr
ORD fes s4sstlsr CASES 10 witch 9 tiks
sanosGt has bsep paid fOs ecy 90 tas5's
e. Ths hiSsory " tEs chisaEo cSNs
DssSeDis II facs ne pnjg Fssiig bo29
az snEsnnoes - Nh4eb f1eSge s.as
actually paid Ths famous Nsss kfsr
~. bssirlesf bssi gisgsg " them ~
; a. Dutrhssss from ths sessD sof as
am0ant sns ons tsss Later tbf ~
wsll.Esosa John cisrksoD Sss bopges
FOR che astas sum,
IL has been STATED ffegseDi1g ne
$1,000 wss paid fog me release y ssla
or thas mao. bBs 80 pTo9f asa&ss y
obtained shss thers sffe ang esalf ~
praachiag 10 nagpiiHts - ssts y 80
tw0 great chicago players.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26

tkaa Lewis sesE zss0ss ~ Ssssts
.toe saouxb NJ ~ epe&sDs ess ~ i've
a9a,saiss's bess eeoFts, ssssFtsts fse
aoartes5sasy beessse u ggpsfs ~ w
st.d st,e 5eeelteett0sl ~ . Esses fSetfy.
.,,as ~ superstition, Ea9s ~ ga9psss
4 .tssr ss,ae Jew z@ssmRs 2RS ! vas
s,aytnz n ~ t0sth N EFgtssS f8r .
80 sags ss,sotbnE " ~ pg@b@ ~
,nsa Msa wss ! keess aitss0941 sfesftss
maa sSA ! very weIt eataeatfa fssss
mere sese h0tsetba9ss ~ espesf'te
egeyyMtsfe. and W. t0sa ~ tpe2s wssfsT
ater gee-gae eass saaet @fltsstf h'k
,,.,nssas u @ss ht0sgtlt ~ siBs arc
nian4a outside s9slse 699F wss
amused i,ys, " egNfss, 90 Sat tVrae
aeas II apy wsY upon ~ hi9ttef, y
a0Vsis VI days later ! Weet ~ ~ $50
bles WITH my fft@ea stl0 btstltta 0gsf
1he entrance 4 nix, common ai1t WISE
! haie In IL that may have beeB HsaAt
~ ths dripping " water throughout
e,nntless ayes, a stgtBa WAS PSksea
,b.o,,ut tbjs hole and tbe gtBt s8s'
.a.,tea s,s ~ stared ~ u aaG ks0ksA
atou,.d 10 pY companion, on "
80 ,,hsrs ~ keep tIse aettt from ~
borsosv ! sttIi stsFea, "Y0~ see, ~
aontsnuad "ttRte's - Old saying tba'
~ devil IL fond N coming 80 stsb'e'
!, nisb.. gIding y mans best horses
/ amd bylpgiHg them baek ~ eoekete sss
,,n 40 death, 81 YOU have . stone W.
! na,vysl hole and tts II over me stsbl
door tbe devil IL Bgsbls 10 get ~
@r,p't ne sss ~ " the @lpdoWg
ASKED 10 80 seriousness, NC. ff
nl,ea ms host equally grsve'y. y w
lisys not"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26

well. Marguerite and Tine Song ina
Reacnsd Ay Hear aer 1inEt aggsar
ance upon the EannsEIiie slass eeeu--ss
AT the old Natlenai Tsneaaer aaspn1 SIS
years ago. Sine nset ~li1n . eeT I'D
eDlsraglng rssepEs0n. she Afterwards
secured .engassmenzs ssassretT aass -
seapee al me windsor, 1xse Dzzfsn
Square and the Fole-tss1zrh 8stnsst Illsss-
aerh. Al The ase 90 etxsssD sass gelzsst
friynue London GsasetF sslssiEs za6 1sas~
ed the PRINCIPAL seubssEse sSsseS wsr1
that organization for aNS zza< . azAk
yeara. Aatar szaaG aimse Eaas sssssse 6s<fs
for a&sszile, eDe ~ hsr elgsssn@ssS .
the lgesum TlhessS. BeH0I. Mass
sshene ahe became 3 gsesg azsss1Ee, ssG~
1inRinx for elsin RsskA. En 1865 sl4s
50snsd THE Gssssaa Sa6 !: SAf ~
naalnsf Msssh Gzssa egugaaF ss;x nzsacas
salay,inx me gs1neaSaG esnaaGa@ sssse
Eollpxaass nfSs ezz&ssensne asae sss
ebllss1 20 reztss eslgn eze ss&se O. 10.
osBm ~ alaseas. ssa4 az MOI stag scs
zGanss . sezE WIKI rseDssrsa aealsh
aasse bssan Sgagfa9 SsSess sad saacs taa'
aiape ane azS agEsss hsza4g sacssasEn sB
ga9snenns &C PnoesSs's hSasss, tas
Cepssza Opera Es0sses me gsst6aS FOO
san1sns, ne a.sa.SosI, ABBeFss. AMI u
eaes. azsag - nss best gssdes5iss Rouse
IL amt ss0sg6 GaSs e4ts- She u q
9nss1a . nsen5er ~ ras ~Zesor Com
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26

IL n 70 BE- hoped that The magnates
wiz take long. sober thought before
they decide 90 do away with coaching.
There Is as much need Of brains on the
coaching lines to-day a. there ever was.
and. besides that, IL gives life 10 the
game and stirs np players and apecta-
tors alike. Il il the abuse Of the prac-
tice That has called d0En the opposition
Oh some OF the moguls. but that can be-
resneaied. There Is not 70 much loud,
noisy. senseless coaching this year an
ihefe Was last. because some Of the nm
pirss have had the nerve 10 nip Il wher-
ever tried. Any dlsgraeeful scenes
arising a. the result Of coaching are the
fault mainly Of she nmpirss. but 70 do
AWAY with Il altogether Eould put the
game on par Eith cricket, crOauet and
other sensational sp0rIs.-.B Boston Her
aid.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26

W&s q DaMSgE barber named Foetefzl,
Sis great asssstt0S was 20 BECOME an
aeses, aa6 ~ wa peTpefGslIy spoating
Se4 sSs5kbag attitudes, 90 the delight Of
ksx associates, IL throwing his spear,
ssesy6es ssSsse6 CIt8s and struck Fos>
t@sSb, WAS. foT q moment was paFsIgz,
-, Tses the b9IssfsI I6e& cane 70 him
", SASFt6sR kS6 BeafG o. his sbSIs
~ 2s6 had tsBes gfvss him chance.
Bgs sS@essly embraced the Opportunity
~ 6sscsazassM himself, Dropping On
liz a3ek WIsk q yen ts&s thrilled tfe
S@SbeNee, P0stegst proceeded 70 die a
stage 6essbe I5e rolled beneath the
esaasrs aa6 ssbbes. yesliag al the time.
as6 At EeSgss, with fsizhsy kick and
4 tfeassESGss as0as. ~ gave ~ the
gk0st, Tires ~ was dragged Oh the
stage ~ sle sspeTs and kIcks3 ont o.
ske sGeztsT,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26

M Hurst. shs league gsppjfe hlSkf
,hat sas coaching egti esn ~ FesaeSt*9
vl,h0us a60lishlDg oosrhiSE. says ~
.Any umpire osD sStp5ee sAf es'a.s's,
tog la1 as X s,spds. bpt ~ Elss sssss
,oabs Il assier toy The espplFs. sp ~
apiutop. snd ! sgrss sith ths fnsgeft'g
II ~ pIsysrs ~ game n9sie y ~.
ie~s wt,boa, ooscbigg Thf rslf se'saq
- smesasd - - - prosigN sss
soarl,ss from addressing bss fffpstss
y - pitclasr. md q ~ ipfists ~ sa,Ss.
~ ~ attempting % gsser 80 p'sfs+ y.
y, ihs umpire aeRd bin y ~ N- ..'.,
Then. IS punishment, ~ p9s Rsl'Dla
say other player - regisas - h''f'l'. Z. !,
- -, ~ eoacb Ilne. this pesaiif Sp,l,e
~ ,no,e etfsrsIge eYep than fnipg sts
eoarher 49, tram would " hal w.
csoaeA IS ~ absfncs p ~ Nj,
w ~. would make - example 49,
~ Other players v9ald pfohi "a,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26

some attribute 10 be the matter Is
found I'd the political situarions IN
which the general volume OK VOCAL az
touaxIcn has seemed for the nonee 70
make orz4srfeaI runfs Of our regular
Cd ssand-bgs. Soon the heavyweight
ehseEs VIII come out Of their httie az
JENNA smiling About the last heard
zueur the matter under consideration,
7 believe. is the idea Of San Francis
cans 10 bring Sharkey and Fitz togeth-
er for ten rounds, on the grounds that
the Corbeet>s harkey affair Is of. This,
o. course, will be strenu0usiy object
ed 70 BIZ Corbeet, and not without some
reason, providing he was honest in
his Efforts 70 meet Fitz the last time
fhey talked IN View York, az ne cer-
fsinIy was before the Kangaroo went
to England. a little phase Of the mat
ter worth considering, perhaps, Is the
constantly growing wrath OF Tom
sharkey. He says Corbett has been
trying TO make a sucker OF hfm-a
naosg hefuous 0ffense IN the lexicon Of
: the sp0rfy-while FItzsimmons, not
satisfied with beTafing him, has spok-
en- insulting words about his father.
FOR that crack Tom has promised to
whip Fftz on sight: he will also pull
Corbeers nose, unless the latter speed
iIy comes 20 an understanding for an
other match with him. II 5narkey i
"ffozeo out Of the three-cornered wran
gle IL IA said that his manager, Lynch
will take him TO Johannesburg, Soutl
africa
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26

Although Lanson Perkins. billiard in
ssruetor Of the Chicago Athletic Asso-
citation. has rot made a brilliant show
Ing in the present roomkeepers' tour
ney, IL ia somewhat remarkable from
the fact that he has not played in a
match for ten years. The expert has
had 4 varied experience. playing In all
the principal cities 81 the United States.
Perkins entrance into the billiard
world was novel. He had never play
ed the gentlemanfs game before 1868,
IN which year he went to California.
An application to act as roomkeeper at
the Grand Hotel was accepted upon the
assurance that he thoroughly under
stood the game. His work was evident
" satisfactory. for he retained the po-
sfffon FIVE years, then going to the De-
efaentaI Hotel for a similar length Of
time, He left California in 1879. tour
ing the country for two years and win
ming 40 In Arizona, where be assisted
IL TIE administration Of law as dep
gty sheriff for some time. COMING
eas., Perkins broke even" with Jot
Meyers in two matches at Minneapo-
lis, After a short time in Chicago tn
expert went to New York IN 1884 and
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26

twelfth earl " Derby and rho aaas ssssp
1mmorsalkssd by sic Thomas G.aRsenes.
She made iaer f1st appearance 81 Ghs
stage 10 III al the ase ~ - EibssD
she drew ali the tpRn - szse sasgnssss~
bet - ses her diss ssasaeasEle ~ @issps
Stops 70 C1naEsr G.aisg asiae created
. Lady JeaxIe shaS has sal1ozp ssssD
approached. f. Wa ~ spis past Gszs
she took Aer atage aa1sEasa SaAsn9at $50
ysaft ego when stse ssssssasb saae a6ees
addressed - Lady Spserpes1ls "1>es ae
sis0 Es9psst. lsady SnsarEaS. Easat 300
ELI make NO rs@psets - sase ssssasfss~
1csss epllsgs " Etsstsa sDp sse aDst1~
eer and assserm rtsap sisss Lazy Tsaa4ie,
aioeastase, bess ssase 81 sssasD ea4s ~
D10fns stley eaaassss asss - sae Bsssyss
81 2saeriae sue k9tls easssaesesg -
sOasss5% aA.e s'sasr Rpse sessss. sss syn,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26

w&z the kors<MxEiH Mecca sh5E
wseE- used 70 attend the shows reg
xzzrfy. and shall never forget the ex-
kEbSrzsns cd Mambrino King gave On
the Ezzbsrk. A commission OF French
men co q tour Of inspection Of our
horses many years ago styled King
the hzndsomest horse in the world
and the title has stuck to him ever
sfnce- He was . grand horse when In
his prime. but age has sEayed ms
back considerably. Few sires there
are Ike the gallant old chestnut He
has sired everything from zso7 PAGER
and q zDs trotter 70 prize-winning
coach horses, for the Hamlins several
times have taken away money with bis
get In the hackney Glasses at the gar
6en-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26

asthssAc aeesanCe 21gisSSSGz ssF Spes<
tetosasg. 81 80 N'fsssassssfs - 1sapss
Snisk sss s0pSS several verses ~ -
sstssases ~ ~ &ag 40 saSSSS ssssE-
tAe sg,toetag ~ Miss gssssSs
'.Fssreet Tbstasls @esF SsssxNG
Cas- soFses ne fatal st9ss
~ ggSes, gRsssSnss VI Geshe~g
Etes gov ~ ssopSleess9s Clasps
SSheD WsopgstoR ~ tabse ~ ~ bsssss
81 egsaefSJ psbesiGss0S,~
wfosgas0s @as ~ ~ Pessfs 80
49, ~ tsas, 5ss years bss0se w Eess~
bssA. Whose son W sts Afst sassSS@Ee
speaeNsse4, ~ fbss tss pssstfst ls'sd
Deyby 4 sos SesaenASS fseSa ~ Dsz's'
s3feS aetFRss,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26

Base ball history has repeated Itself
within the past few weeks 40 the sale
OF Theodore BreltsnsteaB. the Nondsr-
ful lsft-handed pitcher Of the S.
Louis team. % the Cincinnati aggrssa-
ton for The almost uuheaSd N price "
$1,000
The eifger little German athlete
whose twisting deliEeTy has fooled so
the powerful kittefs % the major or.
ganization. Niil b. seen With Buck Es.
ibgs good team next seasVa and ca
b. relied upon ~ Do sDlsncid work. o..
spite The faet that sourh -pas pttchsri
are ~ snost pnrelia0le ~ rhe sorte
ise -. fasl thar s;Fengtb has bee,,
ssdss % bis delivery ~ tbs zaes eba
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26

The latest, and quite an important
match IN the international line, is that
arranged between Eddy Connolly Of
this side and Tom CagseT Of England.
Il VIII not be for championship honcrs
but 10 ought TO be pretty nearly as
good. caaser IL the English light
weight who challenged Kid Layigne
Cat 1z8 pounds after the Kid had dis
posed Of Dick BGrge. Causer has
been spoken Of as good man and he
will have TO be 70 hold up his end with
Connolly The American Is only about
% years old, stands feet . inches in
height and boxes at 100 70 13S pounds.
He was reaching up dangerously close
20 q try with any Of them when Billy
Ernst, who has been noticed above, set
him hack a peg in nine rounds. which
happened last April
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26

The cable brings the result OF the
series Of races between Fred T. Ba-
con, England's champion runner, and
Tommy Connect, the pride Of old Ire
land and Americas ex-amateur cham
pion, which took place at Bolton, Eng
land. There was q great crowd pres
ent, and Bacon was made the favor
tie in the betting. The distance was
one mile, at which Connect had pre-
yiously been seen at his best, and at
which distance he holds the record:
bat he was far from in good fettie on
this occasion and was beaten by thir-
ty yards. with comparative ease. In the
slow time of An IS 3-5s. The time is
evidence that the winner did not have
to exert himself, and is proof conclus-
i've that his opponent was in poor con-
dition. Tommy has been very unfor-
tunate in getting on the match so soon
after his arrival in Ireland.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26
a Good Thing.

Boxing-club managers In New York
are talking Of getting up blacklists TO
protect themselves against certain ir-
reguIarfties and other things OF the
constantly growing bulk OF giovemen-
Along this line Jim Kennedy OF the
Maspeth institution has been saying
something regarding Peter Maher or
his hackers and certain New Workers
have threatened to put Joe Walcott ON
the forbidden list for his semi-foui
fghtfng and the general aspect OF GUS
sedness he presents within the ropes
Boston Billy Smith. after fifteen rounds
of mixture with walcott, once remark
ed that the Barbados dwarf exhaled
from his hide a knockout odor that
would cause a man TO jump the ropes
and try to get out Of the building to
gave his life. Remembrance OF
whifs Of Joe's jockey club are prob
ably what afIs the New York kickers-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26


.s,ax az another batsman. then
- or captain h showing sood
- i takinR advantage " the
80 haxe witnessed many cases
10, 4 ssb.Eitate soing 70 ths bai
- came xhen the opposing
- : lesd u eight o. t1n runs.
-. wasn.t 8 shade u a chance
aeolacsng another batAnaD 10
1 sousl.sp ease - > Feheetion on
- sho@e place 10 taken = tas
~ ~ result il that be loses BE
- - matter hos weah be may
r. ~ stick
wzka=s also makes 2 c0nifBps-
/ /. - psschshg question sa3s -
1 -, y ! giteher Gait aisays y
L. a. aumbes u games ~ sins
Es~rsoa Hasies. u The p
- cggpg. u The spiders. pitch.
!, 80 aarsnE The past ssAsoo. eui
! Z sSsls haFe y thsT ssfs poor
,sWzzs y. course tbis = thsnk.
= asskrast-aiag 70 chs pitches,
afy sbss IL realizes thai ~
fsxafas h4s A. = k@sF. H0s'
- ia aAtlssErtL0n ~ kneS-
A. ~ employers aDprsriats fas
- asa bis repatstiog Among
sssg,es All nsREnslas laDs -
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26
An,i,l,r N.n y ~.

REGARDING amendment u pls3,gs
,uies ST. Hurst suggests ~ ~
sshs,ne which has bern i1ied st9 tot'''9
wanting. sa3s ~ ..,,,,,
a0t course the pisgiDg i1ies a',''i,' u.
,e.msn Egog their bgsinssA, w 49, II.
III sbslr knowledge q ~ s2'p@ '.... n
rnrely theoretical ; N"91 49, $3.50,
,tat oBs umpire sila ops e.s, s..,s,s. I,
,,sssr gsrsed in bsse bal ano 'sg'p.s ]
p .'',,, ~ pass ana present rifles W. sa ".
y III, = I'M ulsying rules committee ~
- .a y M gsjDE. Nr Joyee, ~ ~
anss1 You'd w. competent - ~ p
M, No. eoa'mli,ee Their practical Know, ,.,',,
s sS,les 4 opinions u lbe other @sse,,,
e Gs' ~ eo@miiiee nouId ed ms,s''a ",
~ ' bringios about fhsDFes .,. a"a .. ~ =,
D !" The playing '"'fs - =
lIo,s perfect"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26

welcome. 2a0h. has gone lame.
j. Malcolm Forbes paid 5000 for
Baron Rogers, 2:10h.
James Dustin has returned to New
England from Palo Alto.
John Kelly will sever his connection
with James Butler. Jan. !.
Gus Macy got cheap horse In Dick
Hubbard, 2d214. at $500.
Grover c., us, brought $500 at auc-
ton in New York last week.
King of Diamonds. 3-year-oid rec
ord 2:09i4, wears hopples and Cog
giles.
Ottinger may trot in the east next
season. He is at 2.09Sa, but can trot
still faster.
Pat l.. has entirely recovered from
the lameness which troubled him ear
| Her in the season.
Anteeo, 2IGtz, has been returned to
| Penn Valley farm. II seems hard
work TO sell him straight.
Marcus DAILY presented Ed Upon
/ with the racing qualities OF China SIX.
the great 2-year-old stake-winp'r.
i John Payne has commenced suit
against MS FORMER. EMPLOY =.
Smell. owner Of Jupe. e:13% TOT S5,Voo.
There Id a horse out o, me eastern
half-mile tracks names Ordinary. 1t
| Il no misnomer. judgi< from his sum-
maries.
Five OF the get sphinx entered the
| ,ist one afternoo recently at Saginaw
~, ~ 49,. eat year for this sue
cesssul Mich an sire.
s... ;. s-year-oId record. 2 1917.
hars.on s7oo at auction over east
v,o"sn He is by Piedmont, dam
as. 2:23. by Electioneer.
"s'1 2:f2S.. and Nutshell. 2:15. re-
~ trotted mile at Fleetwood in
Ss&. They go the way OF the auc-
ION next month In New York.
Kentucky farmer exchanged n
horse for dozen and half freshly
killed rabbits. This breaks the rec
ord OF the bluegrass low-cbb market.
Brood mares sold very low az the
Kentucky sales during the recent
meeting. A number OF the drivers
picked up few for speculative pur-
poses.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26

~. horn ID New York CITY IN 1915,
IA ,..gsn her stage career wbsB nine
wears oId, singing IN Getmsi' epefa ~
M oriental TbeaieE During ihe I'VE
rollowtng years she SANG ~ . ehafen
abo,r 81 leading soprano, ana niled .
a,mter or engagements ~ concerts
sineing operate selections ana higa
risss sentimental ballads, her fayoflte
.opRs NJ that lime having been "fHfes
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26

Thomas sslsss5dSn Wa once rls31zs
AZ Gse DasGsn sseseers ~ whfeh place
ass wss alaaagsT. The pierce was MAJ
a4as sEBeGaa6eF fae Great and
&4erpaaa sSssS me rast ~ the Macs~
danasa ksag, Ia me play the her0,
sasae 6saak. kills. hss friend CIcas with
Z as@ae. Osrs n me stage attendants
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26

ty,e London boafds for many years, sse
wss Miss Fanny Whitehead. the dasg%~
iey oS the famous landscape painter.
who vas = friend Of the novelist Thsck-
sfay, Indeed, Mrs. fefnsFd-Beefe ~ =
g06aaaghssF 0f the sath0r Of Vanity
Rair." IIsr hisifionIe talent was Do
ysIoped early IN Iifs, and soon after
taxing 10 the stage she won praise
from ~ HE critics. She II called the
English Bernhard, although she has
ever resented IL, IN fact. she believes
herself the peer of the French woman.
During her early days on the stage she
played Jane Eyre snd Bathaheba Ever
dene In "Faf From the Iaddlng
crowd" iier Peg Wellington was 4
triumph, Int the part IN which she won
most praise was that o. Lena pcspard
IN ms IN Looking Glass" a few
wears sgo she visited America. bot moi
liking New York did not appear.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26

esaY After Joining the Brook
ge WAS kept on the bench until The
,.sul'lity came. II was in . game ~
aupfe. Nd, last spring. Anderson
~. out Of the game for question.
pecislon by the umpire. aud Jones
.ssaed him. and made such q IA
avIe Impression with the manage
!, mat DC was given another trial,
~ resulted IN his gaining perma.
pace on the team, According 10
hen-oiiicial averages. recently is-
I he has participated In one hun
4aa three championship contests
ms .be past season, and leads The
,7's 81 the i,rookIyn team IN bat
Considering his short profession
49, 49, Jones IL IN class by himself,
se'y sense Of the word he IL bnll
IN, "b with but few equals. lie IN q
~ man yei, with flna habits, and IA
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26
WILLIAM BARNIE.

President Byrne and Treasurer Abel
and should be popular with both play
ers and public. Barnie has had long
experience as manager of ball play
ers. combining as ne does a thorough
knowledge of the game with magnet
ism that makes him popular man with
every one he meets.