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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-01-15
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panovati musely ma polioii phila
deIphicke. TAI vyaetfoyAna iest
nynf vfborem senAtntm, kteryl po.
slednfm rakouodArstyem meuovau
byl po pffsladu newyorskeho W.
5ofu Lexow oya q u vyohArejf
pdku6 veoi na systlo. MajiteIsy
rhsnyeh neySstinoh sy6d6ily, ie po
celou fsdu let byli PAM policajti
a Mich jako donna H., chttlyli se
pied rai6enfm q pronAsledovknfm
uohrAniti, policisthm suadn6 sunny
daysti musely. Nejvdtif sensacs
sphsobeaa dhkarem, 1e poIiceipf
serisnti McManus a Green, kteff "a
pfednf kostelnf ss6tla dosud pla.
till q hnutf reformnfm yidy v
pfedu stall, jii po kolik rokd ylass
Milky jednobo . nejvttsfch nev6stin.
CD jsou le "dstav" svhi pied nd.
jezdy polieie chranili.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-01-15
Armenei do New mexlea

Pfedsedoyi vykonpGho vyboru,
ktery, Chicago ' zajmu Arm6ncii
SO ustayil, naEaa6ena byla pry Ia
nejlepsf oesta, Eterou by ArmGn.
cnm, vladou tureokou TAX krut1
prouasledoyangm, vypomozeno byti
mohlo sice navrhovano, aby
Arm6nci vystdbovali SO do New
Mexica, kdez pry gsem zdarma po.
tfebn6 ponemky poskytnuty budou.
Nabldka tato ucin6na Amaio Cha.
yesem, kteryz okresa Valencia
vlastuf pfi trait drahy Atlantic &
Pacific pies 100000 akrh, kterez
pry k d6eli tomu venuje a kdyz by
toto neposta6ovalo, tn pry by zby.
tex ma vefejnych pozemcfch, jichz
New Nexicu dosud hojnost, usa-
zen byti mohl.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-01-15
PAnum dfednfknm spolku.

Ue<fn (o6ehodnf) knfhy, jake
L<dTfys, Josynais, dtnm knhy a
Iss cd 7Se. nah0yH Pok,oks
A>Alk.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-01-15
T6iba drahich kosi

vladimir mincmistrem uvefejn6n
byl ponddlf vykar t6tby zlata a
stfibra We Spoiensoh StAtech IN
uplyuuly rok, die nshoz vyt6zeno
celkem ra *52,6l4,000 rlata 81,
100000 uucf atffbra. V iednotlivych
statech dzemfch yytdzeno zlata
atffbra nhsIedovn6:
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-01-15

Loni vytdzeno die zpravy dfad-
nfkn "a $50, 800, 900 zlata 49,.
500, 900 uncf stffbra.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-01-15
OMAHA, NEBRASKA. We srAEou is LeoNA 1896
ABB Il ,IepaII p,sia,ea,.

ABB Il rIepali p,sta,en,,
DO uatiti 40 chttl Chicago WIN.
j. Weber, kasff Kilmer Bale q
Tie Co vraldy sice zayfayditi
ohttl tajemufka a pokiadnika ttle
spole6nosti, ", w llamlios, lehoJ
miato pAdu smrti slfbepo mel. -
Weber byl vSplatdfm dfAhy Chica.
20 N Northwestern 81. Paul a
kdyi IIamlia onemocodI, poyolan,
aby misto jeho prosatimn6 rssta
val Iahy rfskal Al u pfedstave.
nych -yfeh obliby takoy6, 10 slibe
no mu mf-to IIamlinovo, v phdu,
le by tento do dtadospy vice vratiti
se nemohl. Krom yseho nadhni
ale IIsmlin po devftlm6si6nf ne
moci sc vyl66il, TAX 30 Weber
ustoupiti mu musel. Tim rozrIo.
ben, rozhodnul se IIsmlina cesty
IN kaidou oenu odetraniti a proto
spiknul sc bratrem SWIM, Gusta-
VEN a = tfmto dohromady najmull
sobt jednoho hrdlofeza, kteryz "a
ago Hsmlina sc sv6ta sproyoditi sc
uvolil. Leo najmuty vrah bray 81
TO rormyslil cely plan policii pro.
zradil, nAsledkem 6ehoz zahy oelS
trojfstek IA mfiaemi 80 octnul.
Gustav policii Sc pfiznal, ze vypo-
v6di najat6ho onoho hrdlofeza isou
pravdivSmi
Nest6sti dole
V dole Luke Fledlerove v Sha
mokin, Pa, usmrceni byli pom
d6lf pfi sestupovanf do doln 6tyfl
hornfci sice zavin6no neat6stf to.
to tim, he =fftilo sc ma klec, kdyz
tato hloubce as 800 stop se male
zala, as 1000 Id. t6zke zavazf, JED
protivahu poskytovati m6lo.
Bud Vsechny. nebo nile.
Minute oznamili jsme, ze sekre-
tafem pokledny oznameno bylo Wy
danf novych dluhopisa Y obnosu
800, 900, 900, jakoz i, ze dlnhopisy
ty zadany nebndou, jako minute Sc
stalo, syndikatn bankefh, nybrz ze
nabfdnuty budou k rozebrAnf We
fejnosti teprve co zbyde, ze pc
neznfm zokdm wall-streetsk5m po
mechanic bude. Lee zaffzanf toto
pandm Sc nelfbf proto take ozna-
mil newyorsk5 banker Morgan, kite.
rSz syndikat bank6ra zastupuje, ze
bud dostane SO jim dluhopis6
vaech, aneb 10 koupen nebude ami
jediny. A co takovato vyhrhzka
pfi pAnech finan6nfcich znamena,
dobfe jest znamo, az dobfe infor-
movaneho pramene tvrzeno jest, ze
ma konec pfec jen dluhopisy sma.
hem syndikatu pfipadnou. - Spe-
kulace nezna zadngch sympatif a
mozno sice mluyiti vlastenectvf
lidf oby6ejnSch, ne vsak pfi mu-
zfch, kteff spekulujf. Dosud ami
jedinka pfihlAska ma koupi dluho-
pist nedos.a New Yorku, P1ila.
delphie a Bostonu, kde pfec sfdlf
lide, kteff temef veskere slato
zemi kontroluji, pakli ho v rukou
sami nemajf, tu aspoh znajf cesty,
jakSmi rlata dosahnouti mohou.
To nejlepsfm jest znamenfm, ze
syndikat sc rozhodnul, potfebneho |
zlata k rozehranf dluhopisa nepo-
skytnouti, TAX ze konesne pfec jen
3 MIN bude Sc muset vyiednavat a
dluhopisy budou muset jemu "a
vlastnf jeho cenu prodany byti.
Povedeny podvod.
V San Francisku objeven byl v
pondelf jeden & nejpovedeneisfch
poGsodS, poslednfch letech spa
chantch. Dne 10. prosince pfisel
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-01-15

Nypf ale vyslo ma jevo, ze po-
ukaska do,ydnA pasodn6 poure na
sl2 xnela obnos ten TAX dovednG
ma t22 900 nm6ndn, ie ati mikro.
sk-pioky paddlhui patrngm nebylo.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-01-15
Nasledky neopatrnosti.

u Lhillicothe, o., oznameno v
pondslf, ae nAsledkem neopatrnosti
vShybkAfe, kteryf vshybku ma po.
bo6nf kolei trate hlavnf vedoucf,
oteyfenou nechal, sraril Sc rychlfk,
ryohlostf 40 mil jedoucf, vlakem
nakladnfm, na pobodnf trait stcjf-
elm, pfi cemz ctyfi nffrenci po.
stoynf usmrceni q diva rfixenci po.
stovnf tezce poraneni. Y cestujfcfch
ms st6stf neporansn nikdo.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-01-15
Zpate6niei.

Vysved6enf nejy6tsfho fanatismu
vystavily sob6 obcanstvu ifady v
Little Rock, Ark. Znamt syobo-
daf, Bob Irgersoll, mel tam minu-
lou nedeli odbyvati pFednasku o
Shakespearoyi, ale iFady mu nedo-
volily pfednasku odbyvatl A to ie
svoboda Americe! TAX rozumf
svobod6 jiznfch statechl
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-01-15
Pf,serny zlo6in

spachau byl pond6li We v6zenf v
Cairo, H., veznem Henry Dick.
sonem. Tyz rozflznul tot:z iedno
mu spoluvezLi, cernochu Wilsono-
vi, bficho po vytrhnutf mu stfev,
kus t6chto uffznul zalafnfkovi 10
hodil. Pffcinou pffserneho zlocinu
tohoto bylo, ze Wilsonem prozra-
zen byl zalafnikovi plan k dt6ku,
Dicksonem aosnoyanI
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-01-15
yiIniel lyn6osani.

V Lexington, Ky, lyndovani We
stfedu 6ernosi Frank Simpson q II.
Fuller, kteff minul6ho srpna vdova
Pomeroy ovou 6letou dcerusku
teie rnAsilnili. ViInfci tito 20 "a.
tdenf SVEN dopraveni byli do Nash
vile, Tenn, any obavy pred lyn6o
vanfm byly We stfedu pfivezeui
zpet, ably pred soud postaveni b}tl
mobli. PfGesd vlaku o6ckavan
vsak byl zastupem as 500 hlav dfia
jfcfm oba y6xhove po vystoupeDf
yoza serifovi vyrvani . ma blfz.
rkem most6 poveseni.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-01-15
Most Sc sbofiI.

Ma elektrickd draze, spojujfcf
mesto Cleveland, o. Akronen,
udalo Sc We Gtyrtek nestestf. Most
pres potok Tinkers, Bedfordu, se
= karou sfftil do propasti skoro so
stop hlnboke, Diva lide pfisli pfi
tom o ziyot nekolik k nrazu. Ma
stestf nebylo mnoho lidf ma kafe.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-01-15
Povedeny podyod.

V San Francisku objeven byl v
pondelf jeden nejpovedeneisfch
po6soda, v poslednfch letech spa
chantch. Dne 10. prosince pfisel
totiz do Nevada banky komisionaf
A. Z. Holmes $ poukazkou ma OBJ
nos s22, 900 ma jinou bsnku VISTA
venou a jelikoz drive pred tim ca.
sto poukArky ma zua6n6jsf obnosy
m9nil bankou v obchodnfm
spojenf stal, byla mu tato beze
vseho vyplacena sice dano mu
die fAdosti jeho $4,000 hotovo-
sti q $4,000 pfipsany mu k dobru.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-01-15
Nemohli We sfiodn0nt.

Do Oklahoma City, Okla, svola.
na byla ma stfedu dstavodarna kon.
vence, nfz kroky ku pfipustdni
oklahomy do svazku stath uGin6ny
bSti mely, le6 zatfm neu6ineno nj.
echo a konvence po celodennfm
hadanf rozpust6nou prohlasena. -
Delegati rozdeleni byli totiz "a
dve strany, c nichz jedna zadala
utvotenf statu OkIahomy a ize.
mf Chickasaw re zbytkn pax ize.
mi indiAnskeho utvofenf statu sa
mostatneho, kdezto strana drsha
zadala utvofenf statu jedin6ho, kite
ryz by soba vsecky reservace in
dianske zaujmul. Mezi ob6ma
frakcemi vypukla hadka hned pc
zahajeuf a taz pokracovala i We
yyboru na listing poyefujfcf kdyz
kone6n6 veGer oznameno, ze vSbor
shodnouti se nemhze, kteff dele
gait zasedanf v konvenci oprAv
neal jsou, zasedanf "a skon6ene
prohlaseno. Ma SO "a TO, ze tim
ukoncena byla pro letosek yeskera
agitace, k sestatneni Oklahomy ce-
lfcf.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-01-15
Nest6sii ' dole

V dole Luke FedIerove v Sha
mokin, Pa, usmrceni byli pom
deli pfi sestopoyanf do dolu ctyfl
hornfci sice zavin6no neat6stf To.
to tim, be =fftilo Sc ma klec, kdyz
tato hloubce as 500 stop se male
zala, as 1000 Id. t6zke zavazf, JED
protivahu poskytovati melo.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-01-15
Dvsjnasobna poprava,

+. ID. Hathorna, belocha Il Tom.
Wade.a, cernocha, odbyta byla We
stfedu Augusta, Miss, ia pfftom.
nosti az 5000 osob. - Oba odsou.
zeni X smrti pro vrazdu manzelky
Hathornovy. Hathorn totiz man
zelkou neustAle 80 hadal konecne
zbsti Sc il umyslil. X tomu nsjal
81 oernocha Wade.a, ktergz "a pro-
vedenf vrazdy $3.50 ma hotoyosti a
konfka dostal.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-01-15
Dobre easy pry Sc nevrati.

Eugene V. Debs, znamy pred
seda unie zffzench zelezniGnfch,
vyjadfil Sc pondelf Chicago, ze
pry dobre easy nikdy vice Sc ne
vrati. Armada nezamestnanBch
neustale prS rosie, trusty, kombi-
mace a korporace ponenahlu nl6f
tffdy stfednf do Fad nezam6stna-
nych je vhanf proto pry mic jin6.
ho, nez neustal6 horsenf se pom6ra
oGekavati nelze.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-01-15
OzImka je poskezena

Die dochazejicfch Gprav ntorsil
20 IA posleinfch 9 m6sfcd stav
ozimky zna6noa merou, TAX ze v
iesti stAteeb, vychodn6 cd skalnfho
pohoff lezfcfch, stay jeff ma 1871,
proti 94.2 v temze m6sfci roku mi.
nuleho odhadovaL jest. Dosud nj
kdy pocatkem le4na ozimka TAX
spatn6 ii aestala. Jedin6 zlepsenf
oznamovAno jest pobfezf ticho.
mofskeho.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-01-15

Hezke p0mery
panovati must mexi delnictvem v
North Caroline. We zprav6 stat.
nfho statistika, pocatkem tsdne Wy.
dane, ugadeno, ze minuleho roku
obnAsela v statu tom prfm6rnA
mzda delnfka fsrmafskeho 1878
mesfcne, pro zenu pax s465 a pro
deti $3.50. " tovarnAch zam6st.
nAvAno celkem 1866 dftek. - We
rprAve sve odporu6oyal komisaf
zakonite ustanovenf jedenactibo.
Dime DOLBY pracevnf, zakazanf pra
ce detf staff pod IL roki a usta.
noveni, ze dftky staff cd IL do
IA rokd must se vykazati dosved-
denim, 10 l2 tydnd roee skolu
navSt6vujf.
Mohave County miner., 1896-05-30

II we win we are going to sweep the country, and the next president should call congress- together ss his first lffi:laI act on the 4'h of next March to pass a free silver bill. and another to issue enough additional greenbscks to head oH the money panic, which Wall sireet and the goldbugs will try to force" Senator Cockrsll Is about az acid. He says: "The gold wing of the democracy seems 10 nave discovered some,hiDg when pIoi- osition 10 comproOise is advanced by them. There will be no compromise An over whelmiog majority does not need to com promise with ss insignificant mi. noriiy. The Chicago convention will adopt Is to l free coinage plank"
 Senator Berry, speaking fir himself and Senator Jones of Arkansas. says {: Tine idea of compromise st Chicago Is ar ant sbsurdity. Free silver Is to IS the only compromise we will l,s'en to
 Senators Harris and Bates, sent by the state convention of rennt ssee, wherein the goldiles had to sit under micro- scope to catch the ch4irm 4n's eye, say they sill have no comp,oEdss. Senator Morgan of Alabama puts the situstion in couple of lines. He says: "Irrepress. be conflicts are not to he compromised This is one of them" Verify the iids is rising, and IL will be mighty high Tn Chicago along about the early part of July.
 Incidentally i: may be remarked that any wesrern democrat sho endeavors un der such circumstance-.to con,rive means of hindsriny the progres, of the gal ant free com .ls leaders to victory is a pretty miseraole creature, and besides, has mis. taken rhe location of the hand wagon - Rocky Mountain New
Mohave County miner., 1896-05-30
NO Gratitude Among Politicians.

Political work is the poorest paid work in existence for the honest and unselfi-h politician. says Taggeri'- rImes A man may work and toil, spend his tune and means for the ben.f of hrs parry for scores of years. assisting msnV into pla .ss and power, hut when he desires some thing for himself the ones ha has aided turn .sains hi,n niGe tines nii' oi len
 The very fact ,htt he may need a plire to assist him m obtaining IivinR in his maturer years is point agaiDs' him. Un less he can surely demonstrate in advancr thar h. xill in the iu ure he of ma'rTiaI service 'o rhos. who happen 10 be in con trol of political favors. all that he has done for them and others eonnt for TO hing. There i- no snch thing as gratitude for favor rsreived in political circles. az u,nu-4ni- have dlscove ed io their aston ishWer' nd sorrow. Therefore, the best rf,,ng sr. vonng and midul. .-iged men 10 Ia &. st-p ,ut of politics and attend
 'i cir own buaIness. if they have .-.ss i," 4 '. nf patriotism in politics ntvs tnrsr CT passed
Mohave County miner., 1896-05-30

fns aa. c. s-s-r buIlt-the un- i- .r -- v he Bl4ckwali tunnel, npd- ii,e iham- --h,s jrs' been finish. r.... -'ru iret ia UiautitI {, mi On- w'i- In length, and connects rJpi,, Du.,- uu,tu side ol the river win G.eenwi h on ihe sonih. Nearly 4,OO0 ae' of this tnnnei had 10 he driven by impressed air. Ths accuracy of ihe irvey and th~ danger of the work may
 imagined from the statement nf ,he .ginrers that while driving under ihe
 yer he'd there were at one time hui five
 -t and two inches of earth between the ,p of the tunnel and the water So .rest was the danger of The water burst ag through that large q Ian'i,ies of clay se-e dumped into the river over rhe thin. nesr sDo's.-Exchange.
Mohave County miner., 1896-05-30
The Congress Railroad.

Congrass Station is nos the scene of decided mining act,vi,y, and toward the mine on the hillside is slowly crawling e double line of iron rails soon to connect the camp sith llhs .S,nts fs, Prescott & Pnenix road. The work of ,ruction is 10 be under the charge of Tom Corr. gan, and a good j,b he is making of the line There gre no difficulties of cot struction and the work is to be com pleie within few week,.
 The raiis are from the old Prescott & Cenir road. that once ran from Prescott to Seligmsn on the Atlantic d Pacific ard it is understood ss probable that one of the old locomotives of the P & A c w,I Ire secured by the new line. The motive power of the road wiil be under the charge of Harry Elliot, one of the most sk,Ifnl of the engineers of the S,n's Fe. Presco,' & Pnen,x, Sho changes his employ ment that he may he with his family .--R-puniiran. '
Mohave County miner., 1896-05-30

Persons wno r.Dp. C. ~ith the af' h cied wil rejoice with D E. Carr If l235 Harrison street. Kans.- Guy. He Is an old sufferer from iufi4mmatory rhsuma. tism, hu; has not heretofore been troubled in this climate. Last winter he went up int Wisconsin, and in cons. quence has had aDo her attack. ''It came upon me again very acute and se'ere," ne sad. My j,ints swelled and became inf 'med 1; s.re to touch or almost to took at. Upoo the urgent r'qnest of my mother.in. law l tried Cham beriain's Pain Balm to reduce the swelling and ease the pain, and to my agreeable surprise, it did both. have used three fifty cent bot les and believe It 10 be the fn.st thing for rheumstis pain and ss-lliDgs txtsnt." For sale by fl. II Watkins, dtuk,ist.
Mohave County miner., 1896-05-30
So cents

for fifty cents worth of tea, and your money back if you want it-ls n,t that fair?
 Do you sell potatoes, and cattle, and beet-sugar, and grain, on as fair basis as that
 It is n't fair; it is foolish-unless what we sell for fifty cents is so good that you want more tea rather than your money.
 Your grocer has the tea-ScA1isngs Besrand the money San Francisco 4 Sch,lAng 6 Comban'
Mohave County miner., 1896-05-30
Come and See Us.

Every person knpsing fbemsel yer indebted to the MoBAvE COUNTY MNEb nus, settle their accounts In full hefort the first day oi Jay. w. must nave money ard nos is the rime to bring O, send it in.
 tt iNsoN II. SMITH.
Mohave County miner., 1896-05-30

Notice is he,ep, gwen that nei'hei the Nigh h. .k mine, nor 'hs owner' siii o- responsible for any debts contracted n, the lessees thereon
 GEORGE NJ. BOWERS,
 Snw'intrndsnt. Krngmau. Arizona, Nov. 23d, lsab.
Mohave County miner., 1896-05-30
SOfiCe.

iNsoS n. SMITH.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-09-02
REFoRMAToRY ANNIVERSARY.

JOSEPH c. H. SWAMI"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-09-02
Orty Have Records From
2:O2 ga to 2:1O.
Crop of Flyers Growing Up In
New England.
LANTANA rs THE BEST.
''Caid' the 3 Year Old TrOtter
the Best In His Glass.
Some of the Fast TrOtters and
PAGERS of 1896.

Chicago, Sept. 2.-This has been a
prolific year for fast PAGERS No less
than Al have won heats in 2:1O and pet
ter, and of this number rs are new
corners to the extreme list. The year
olds hold the numerical strength. there
being 13 of them, with the Illinois mare
Pearl c., 2:O61z, in the lead as to rec
ord.
There are eight z year olds, headed
by the stallion king Joe Patchen, 2:O3,
also a western horse owned practical
~ in Chicago, Robert J., whose fourth
mile at Columbus in 2:O2A is the best
of the year, heads the half dozen pac-
ers who comprise the 8 year old divis
ion. There are five year Olds, headed
by Frank Agan, 2:03%; three year
Olds, of which Miss Jennings, 2:O8A, is
pre-eminent; two year ODDS, and two
who have reached the age of 10.
One Of the best of the crop of flyers
which has grown up in New England
this year is the little PAGER Lantana,
2:O9A. Lester DOre, who owns and
drives her, has been making an envia-
bic reputation this season by the man
ner in which he mas handled this
mare as well as with the trotter Alci-
dalia, 2:11A. He has met with but two
defeats for the latter mare throughout
a two years campaign.
Arthur J. Cations 3 year old trOtter
Caid still holds the record for the age
of this year with his mile in PAX, but
it is evident that he will have strong
competitor in the fastener Bingen, re
garding whose speed great tales have
made the rounds.
The PAGER Miss Rita, 2:O89z, and the
trOtter Bessie Wilton, 2:O91z, are but
4 year olds, and among the youngest to
win heats below the 2:1O line this
year
klamath, 2:O715, is the oldest of the
fast trOtters, his years footing up to
equal the combined age of Bessie Will
ton and Kentucky Union. In the east,
where klamath has been seen only dur
ing the last few seasons, this fact is
scarcely appreciated.
Miles in 2:10 and better are credited
to eight trOtters thus far for the sea-
son. Two of the number, Bessie Will
ton, 2:09A, and Pat l., are years old.
Fantasy, whose record is 2:O6 and who
has gone within a half second of that
time this year, is years old. Ken
lucky Union, 2:O7A, and Page, 2:O99z,
are each Z. Benton M, the guy of the
present year, with all kinds of speed
and more fOOlishness than a school
girl, who won a third heat at Rigby in
2:10, is years old.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-09-02
GENERAL sPoRrINa NOTES.

Anson's Colts knocked Nichols out of
the box at Boston.
The Clans have won Is and lost 5
games under JOyce's management
Ewing's Reds got 81 out of lis runs
scored in a series with the ST. Louis
Browns.
Johnnie O'Brien Is now covering as
much ground as any second baseman
in the league.
of Cleveland's share of the receipts for
those two balls Childs threw over the
grand stand.
1T can be stated without fear of con-
tradiction that Joyce will run the New
York team to suit his own IDEAS or
there will be another manager" says
Joe Villa.
Buck Ewing says he will have moth
ing but veterans on his team next year
and if Buck keeps on performing on
the chute he may switch his opinion in
favor of the young blood.
President Nick Young has carefully
watched Bud Lally's umpiring during
the Pittsburg SERIES, and has decided
that Bud is sufficiently competent to
be retained permanently on the ma
jor leagues umpire staff
1T strikes me that this seasons lay
off will do Amos Rusie lots of good. No
one knows it better than himself, and
his arm rest than there is in fighting
Freedman" says Pink HaWley.
There is a sneaking impression abroad
that Bucks Reds are scrapperS when
things are coming to them in Pullman
cars, and a sorry, detected lot when
they are en- route down grade on the
hog train unlimited. In short, there are
certain players-and a legion of them
who declare that Bucks Reds are the
rankest kind of cutters.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-09-02
MASONIC HOME.
Everything In Readiness For
the Dedication.
Ladies of Eastern Star to Give
Evening Fete.
FIFTEEN ACRE LAWN.
Winfield to Furnish the Finest
Room.
Stable Built of Dressed Stone
to Cost $1,000.
FIFTEEN ACRE LAWN.

Wichita, Sept. 2.-Everything is now
nearly ready for the dedication for the
Masonic home.
The railroads have given an open rate
of one fare for the round trip from all
stations in Kansas, the tickets to be
good up to and including the Saturday
following the dedication.
The ceremonies of the dedication will
take place at 2 o'clock in the after
noon.
In the evening there will be an en-
fertainment gotten up by the ladies of
the Eastern Star. The great Is acre
lawn and park will be ablaze with
lights including five great electric
lamps and japanese lanterns without
number.
The veranda is nicely tiled its entire
length and over the main entrance on
a transOm of pink cOlored glass can be
seen the maltese cross of the Knights
Templar, the keystone of the Royal
Arch, the star of the Eastern Star, the
square and compass of the blue lodge
and the double headed eagle of the
Scottish Rite body
All the ground floor rooms enter into
this reception room or corridor and
each of them is furnished with different
materials. One is furnished in oak, an
other in rosewood, another in mahOg-
ony and so on. The front room is the
parlOr, the north room is the library
and the south room is another DarlOr
This will be the finest room in the build
ing 1t viii be furnished by Queen City
Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, Of
Winfield
There are some six or seven other
rooms on the first floor including the
dining room and kitchen both of which
are models of completeness. The kitch-
en- is one that cannot be surpassed bv
many of the great baronaI halls of
Britain.
The upstairs is reached by a grand
stairway.
Among the upstairs rooms is a com
plete chapel that is 20 feet wide and
probably so feet long. It will probably
be used for church services in the Ma
sonic home.
The stable which is situated so feet
in the rear of the main building. was
built of dressed stone at a cost of 81
OOO
Nearly 300 feet in the rear of the home
is the agricultural department. This
consists now of a stable, carriage
house, poultry lot and tool houses for
such implements as will be used in gar
dening, for it is the intention of the
home managers to supply their own
fruits, vegetables, butter, milk, etc.