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Evening star., 1897-03-30
Personal Mention.

Lieut. Col C. McKibben of the 21st In
fantry is at the Congressional Hotel.
Capt. S. w. Fountain, Srh Cavalry, is at
the Cairo on leave of absence.
Rev. /. l.. Hauser. for thirty-five years
a missionary to India. is spending a few
weeks In the city visiting his friends Mr.
and Mrs. j. u. Croissant. and runor has
1t that he will soon receive an important
mission under the present administration
to return 10 the orient.
Representative Aps,ey of Massachusetts,
who has been Ill for some time at his res
idence In this city. is improving.
Evening star., 1897-03-30
To BE chief Of the ord...ee B.r..u

To be Chief OF the Ordnance Bureau.
Capt. Charles o'Neill. commanding the
gun factory at the Washington navy yard,
IL slated to succeed Capt. Sampson as chief
Of the bureau OF ordnance, Navy DEPART
ment. Capt Sampscn has been assigned TO
the Command of the ba1tle ship Iowa and
will probably tread her decks in that inn
portant capacity early in May next
Evening star., 1897-03-30
To Aid In Recovering Crosby. BODY.

To Aid I'm Recovering Crosby's Body.
Senor Dupuy de LONE, the Spanish min
lister here. has cabled to Acting Captain
General Ahumada at Havana a request that
he do all In hts power to aid in the re-
covery OF the body Of the unfortunate
newspaper correspondent, Crosby. who was
killed at Arroyo B.anco, and have the re-
mains shipped to the United States.
Evening star., 1897-03-30

want" advertisements
IN The Star pay because
they bring answers.
Evening star., 1897-03-30

Continued on Second Page.)
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-07-14
FOR WOOD,
L. 5. INDIAN INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
CARSON CITY, NEVADA,

Us. INDIAN INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
ARSON CITY, NEVADA,
july l, 1897.
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed:
"Propo>als for Wood" and addressed to
the undersigned at Carson City, Nevada,
will he received at this school until one
o'clock p. NJ. of Friday, July %, 1897, for
turnishin" and delivering at this school
$50 cords of wood Qimb),
30 CORDS OF wood (nut pine.
Proposals must state specifically the
proposed price of each article offered for
delivery under Il contract.
The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids, OF any part of any bid. if deemed
for the best interest of the service.
CERTIFIED HICKS.
Each hid must be accompanied by a
certified check or draft upon some United
States depository or solvent national
bank in the VicinI ty of the residence OF
the bidder, made payable to the order OF
the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, for al
least FIVE PER GEN of the amount of the
proposal, which check or draft will be
forfeited to the United States in case any
bidder or bidders receiving an award
shall fail to promptly execute a contrac,
with good and sufficient surities, other.
wise to be returned to the bidder.
Bids accompanied by cash in lieu of
certified check will not be considered.
For any further information apply to
EUGENE MEAD,
Superintendent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-07-14
SPRINGS

MUD Il "A SPECIALITY
THE BATHS
At this Famors Resort have re-
Gently been renovated and are now in
the best of condition..
THE BAR -
At the Hotel is supplied with none
but the best and purest of wines, liquors
and cigars.
CHICKEN DINNER.
Every day in the week at 50 cents. Par
ticular attention to families, Dinners
gotten up for picnics and parties to order
Terms So and Si4 per Week.
MRS. FLORA l.. NORRIS PROP.
July
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-07-14
Fishing Tack

IL you love the piscatorial sport
remember that fish bite now, and the
ackle can be got at John G.. Fox's
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-07-14

When she was a Child, she cried for Casteria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she bad Children. she rave Castosia.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-12-07

Now it SO happened that Genghis, in
order to subdue the deserters from his
father sdtsibess had d et hliqlngs1 several
prices 25okha II usTfRRff e sReetty chiefs
had been in the habit Of paying tribute
to, the great soYYeEeign Of the Kin en-
,p ph5e il sN6fftth This high and
5In igh poteneate nh9o5W anded money
f0w Gapgbis Khan, thereby ,f9qsihg
|. the ire eefs our Monaghan fwarrior, who
Announced that rather than pay one
eentl for 1tributez he would fight the
sHhSIei Chinese kingdom Preparations
for war we're at once begun, and sCasan
was delighted when Tie received orders
70, join The army. + At last his dream
was realized. ! He, was, going to fight real
battles, land he was in Command 20 20 an of a
body of troops, He .bade adieu to his
family, and with a proud heart set out
Ijto4meetdhisI sovereign.gh Ysdr .i.,.
f'i AS aiffrst step Genghis haf1inYaded
WESTERN Hea, captured several strong
holds and retired IN the summer to "a
place called Lung Ting in order to es-
|acape the great heat. of the plains lor
steppes,, While there. news. reached
him that several other khans were pre-
pairing for war, He thereupon descend
red from the heights, marched against
his foes and in a pitched battle on the
River Irish he overthrow them com
pletely. Casan attracted a great deakof
| notice on this occasion. :. He was here,
there and everywhere: On his mettle1
some charger, he bounded into the
afSshta hpElipg, his lance With pperring
aim and0 displaying great courage
r. After 1.-THE fray hepwas summoned to
appear before the conqueror, who COM
| jplifnentedi the dwarf, saying, Thy
valor and thy courage have completely
| justified thy promises. FROM thislday
! forth thou shalt be khan; thou shalt
have command of a large body of troops
/ and shalt hereafter be my companion in
bsarmsI'--Marya Shearz Roberts, in St
pNicholas. q .vl!n,,.f ,.,f c.s:r tn casa
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Both fHs Bb,icernepstasa1a

'sWas you chasin' ':m?" asked one OF
tftt emm, Ii la asssttogpiishmeHt.i 't'r"M 10
eyes. Where did he go?' .
ses'iHel called 2 cal; and got in it. Fl
said he fell off the train and 1blu burt him
self,a little and wanted to sgso home"
-o'|Did YOU Hear the direction he gave
the' driver q7iqe taGI-: aAIS aAdu &
7 mo- did yyotaai,3 Johfif?''1W 10 rod : Il
Tie other p56bliett cha 9siidbk his head.
"a II couldn't Iiheealr hear, the fffSB% ksPt up
such q raaGkkssf4 What's the ,SRap done ?R
Hendricks ignored the Question, and
rats once Meu1t9 npy in the estimation Of
both the ipolitemenat nGo bnA AuidI ~
do you knowthecabtAaha Phi Ior
BheI poiireIdenle exchanged questi on
ing glanGess and then answered: mo"
Il bAlstseet nrehip spoke apo 'Ht'sone of
Jimmy NJ co uiFe'slnigS bat / dop't know
wh6O WAS dsinih35 700 bsM td2f1W
Jimmy turns 'em off iandihiBestnsti
ones every day, explained one of the HI
Tlieemen avH8es ndriieks thapksdl them aud
t turn awxaSyE, fSok 6frdisapbb fhtmen5
pJn hisaaM 44Qe53 Had ssoAEN0 block
hack t@vatdsthsaevaaei station Hhitn1
they e4a8al (gst5lefs RR6sffo afffshf1IP0 SPOKE g:
Then he said: o..
s4Isball Leave yRH, deet9F. a jkbpppw ysc,
want to get back to business and yon
! cspit reallly dbflp gm rs list noTiI,, 81
DIR. Lampkin understood that the 20
bteetiysGwaPtAdl tn BE- left alps, SO hf
held, out Ri his sRhHa a a6dod sdi 10 WIS ,,s
b S'YoY9 are going to follow up that cab
| i suppose said be, ...and find out where
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= wanted en- Her ~ rseaei 81 charge.

II came to ask for your daagh ter in
marriage, Sir" said the young man. E
- Have you any money! of your own ?"
'asFed7t the careful parent,,y 4d, III o1DJ.
you misunderstand me, sir! 4
do not, want to by lhhserFi i"M9 +
PA Hfrr isd1 Hohf Vi L,1l,,h ,,.,.
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toa BriIIiant7S4ccss,

Il IMissC ollegebredIWeI was your first
W MtabNesa$5nssrfs dYest nnqa1sehsegqT
6oveFHd ft with gold paint and plae rib
bons, and made lovely Ornament for
the center table,Ez:T9'ZwTnEl 1T. Topics ed y
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fer i; Reason

willie Washington is very original In
bis Notwithstanding Ant sdI ~
,bHei must be- replied Miss Cayenne,
II dent lnpYd Of anybody, else who
could be so .tiresome. "@WaShington
ssSsteLI H95le5Wul1rE [TlHJ 11Um
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mo Change.

-she-Would, you4 love me, Just the
same if were poorfass yo oYf d k|d when I'm
= Te@jEus,tt the T Same qan and there was as
covert meaning In hebtone that her
confdingh nature did not grasp.-De,,
troit Free Press ifnuos g. stnjir, ~
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VIZ atoAaInxNondefful,

V~phat tenor of Guns has a(marvelous
voice. Hscan hold one ,ef, his, pots5 sof
half a minute"
fup'Shncks5 BYh held onsof his notes
for two rITTGGleyelqnd Plain PIG Dealer
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, ss1,1T ,as'I CHAPTER ff3fS 1RA4 T.


d GHen1Hicks walked back ito 234 Union
street aaa RANG the, bell AIrss Champ,
Trey eai1eoad the Id6ery iHoldiughsr son
ISBy the ha She twaSfsse55a le,,l afi aHer eyes
wsfe red viii Me4ePihhg s9l, ,,.. NJ is,.i T
'seSo6me she Sal said s6idiy s1a'' sup
Bese did pot catch my brother, and
now, wan ito search the house, r, {,
I've didzhot, catch, Trim, that is true,
mad inns, replied the detective, as the
: M swef1t into thef parior.a but did
: fhd 8ttA come to 40 nythi41gi that would be-
unpfeasarft- to YOU + came chi ffy to
apologizssfor mygoughness just now,
If I bhd reflected Awould not have,
pushed you aside ASH did; but, as it
Vac it seemed eur 6AH chance of SCI
cur him and we sready had been
WHY you must be fy She paused.
MISUNDERSTANDING 5he detecdveih-
ter oIzSe $500,
Coed us! She cried, ppttIhes
hefs al nj z8found her son and DIR hwing.
<fffm To her. .sF knew it waAyou, because
have AeaH how eenssderate Hqpral-
saysaTswith wofne Il Is lis it, then so
$50 {serioss2 --At@frYt heped it' was
oaal seshes het ef ahiscohauots
but ifz = : pss' y9Sa$s employed
sEbb CD ttcsSses i. EsHaA q,
'oVT s@ 4aFais Bis eseGqss qhurgrs-
Mrs? Chafnpney but it isqonly charge,
You bSas; sfeoiairsss 81 ehaS not yet been
convicted, 'liG1o74 ; sh3 s1A , tsods
+ /, 4 hea3woma lace felE and. the arm:
around theaboy was trembling yiSiblg
a. 45Vhat hashe done p shefgasped. '.Yog
may as well letif 'ont.95 Ittant to Know,
W hat 'lias he sdone?n ';qeas ~ '''i
p s'FhereCwas a certain man " hom ytotSfr
brother. hated, - =. replied the detective!
Ellis name WAS Rlchard7sNGj
Strong. - - - lI13d
slq The5 woman stared, then Hendricks
saw her eyes WAIVER. -. nj u
Yes, perhaps he did hate him. n He,
had good reasoH for doing So Strong
robbed him Of e9ery9e1it Of his savings
when they were partners inl mining en- ~
Lterprises out west (S5eaUsoagO. That
was my brother's one weak point, he
was really a sort of monomaniac on the
subject. But what has that To- ds
with" s--,e .. S9Es4
Strong was murdered in his rbed
thresNyeeBsosgpi'i saido EeltFEirfckss dn1
p' ar ny COR y6aaa9Ha meaB it 39 NJ !
kbretheIb could mot fhhs e2IBntel him!
Tom cotldanot have sdlfp ne, sYfh "A thing
QhCHh Hendricks, don't tell me It is
truet lie has been enough troublettol
me, without my having to face such al
horror as, that1j nj sruprT 20 ~
Liam. sorry to say It looks very. much
as II he 4tiiid TO Hendricks Eeplfed, t:Hn
fact, I have rather strong evidence
against him. mn 80. =,
Drawing her child to a sofa with her.
the the woman on Sat down! Hend1Scltsf Was Vas
i3affl Alfalfa sbg? waS going e0'f6iht, she Fad
turned so White, but yhehfhe started
to rise to~her assistance She motioneFi
him back. .3sIs
q t'.N6%A 7 duhder sstatfd,". She said. '"He
Vert away Oabout three weeks a
would iilositeli me where fhey dzbeems
In1facts it irritated Aip yh en- fve asked
about Ais,absepee, EEed!" she crietLsas,
she held the boy q, little way from heis,l
"your uncle Tom has killed a MAI. -He,
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-12-07
Making Himself 'EfEHed

oLThe New RoaEdsEuW What makes this this
table wobble so? 1t doesn't seem to be
seryIestrong,moo 2uit9slss al
The standlady's. GFfaa.yyG9EEiitfe1a5So; you
see, it's, only, Intended to hold the deli
eagles Of the seas som 6 3SIR sT6piesed 9
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3TSifO uRewards'

t4FS 4AV J.TII NH-
. Here and there are good, soft benche4T.
- On The road of life, but then g.
As a ruleSit always happens =
~ THEY are fnll, Of other ,I men
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the man was taken.

q dF efTSeif Faffws!y S6f Z f4Ysta ton!
ard, WI sS0P il 4 ! eis 4'o rs Aost like
need sbaafsk ,rs 1h9sl tE3pth is,
sI,l1aNe rgeA tq,f9d sqme ether bed line to
work NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shoAld ot4kle, ,a
notion Ftoleaeedlae city, he might meyer
be caught and wevshould notgbeia bIe,to
Relp that ! oungg M man and HIS girl outof
their TSfsu TT see y6u Before long"
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Foolish to- Own Tn to- 4

!. l1He shook his heaad th9qgshit3ffupIIly
G14Aftfr little experience With some
,of, these se1f-mmade men men, he said, IL
think they are foolish it6l accept the re-
sspoHsibfiity Of niahdfactarel 1laCbicsgo,
Post. .uGm np1ynjZsl 13dIo
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-12-07
OnlyCHwice.ft

Yeast-Mere you ever up in the morn
ing to see the sun rise?
IS Criipsonbeak- Yes but Twas only up
twice as late as that.-Yonkers States
man. 49,. C7'. c--
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Easily Accounted Fo.

Easily Accounted For.
10 D5ggsaaG Idm lyts pendsanearly all his
etime ia solitary meH ita4iop.fef "a
- BiggslThats1 naSt aeedua o. fes7 the
T po6f oppinffioS he inss OF man kind.4=Ghi.
ago Record I'd !.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-12-07
Making Himself, Heard.

81 Mrs. Myles-Is anyone paying atten-
tion to the Higgins CIR, now3H
IHi Mrs. StylesW55Well, 4 i should rather say
so! She's got a new piano, and every
one in the block is paying attention to
her.-Yonkers.S Statesman 10,G$
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-12-07
He Was in EarneSt.

- ,Penelope-Why did you accept penni-
less Jack when you had such a host Of
more eligible admirers? iii nois
Ethel-Then others were mere, trifes.
Jack was the only one who really want
ew me for my mopeyY-N. YiyournaI.
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second floor. He was trying to force i
open aseit b his Ia laa, "a IN "a


his ~ m tlse
left he held his revolver.
Hang him, he's on to usi" painted the
detective. THAT kid made too much
noise. Get ont your gun, and come
against the door with me. Quick! we
must smash it. The lock is strong"
They struck the door simultaneously.
1t did not yield at first, and the house
shook, and resounded with the hollow
noise. There was a startled cry from
below, a woman's voice, and then steps
on the stairs.
Quick! come agaip!" grunted the
detective; anf3sKeafAerO1o 0sRedlder
they struck the door oHss 8drt. 1.-The
fastenings gave way, and they plunged
into the room, only, keeping their feet
by falling agafnst 8 Buread MhGSk had
been rolled against the door, and which
ROW, with its broken mirror stood in
their way.
The room was empty. An open win
dow told a story. Hendricks sNore7un-
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der his breath as he made his way tpt the
window. He pointed to the slipping roof
That's the way he~eiftt!o tttddhs 6ne
we must not+ wait to rupr .rppnd the
block. We are as ninibfe as NE is. LIE
went over that rear wall intp, the alley.
1 see where he dislodged some of the
bricks" - - sMsur
Hendricks thrust hiSS rsA6a veri to
his coat-pockey cFaS9ed o3rIt the Yin-,
dow-sill, swung down to his full length,
and then let 90: Dr. tanpktr- was I'm
the window when Hendricks struck the
roof. The next instant they stood to-
gether in the yard, and minute later
had scaled the brick wall and were In
the alley.
Vehicles and workmen were going
to and fro, but the pursuers saw no one
who appeared to be trying to escape
them. The driver of an ice wagon said
vshstzsnlxss Haiasste shsfors 3 man BAG
sprung over the wall, and. laughing
heartily. had run towards the street
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shTOrtuRe. bnA a

She readingl-I see by the paper that
Mr.. Gladstone says that practice is
needed for the completion otJap educa-
ton. uo4,,o;,l..Uy
He-Yes; Isthink about week more
practice by the, girl in qtheH rpext fat
will eemRlkete NJ, education t2 1i f1r an in
sane asylum@Up-to-Date
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SOMEBODY'S GRANDMA.
And a Flower Girl Reminded the IT.
tie Old Woman of the Fact.rt =

i And a Flower Girl Reminded the LIT
tie Old Woman of the Fact-aE ,
She was old and wrinkleIl. Her form
&as Bent r9fth bfafe Ibufdans of many
years. Gard her hair lGad whitehead as
the sands of life ran through the hour
ssaasaof time,o Her cloth We're old and
shabby, and the leg Shawl l1a which, protected
the gray head from storms and suhshine'
had doubtless served. the old W dman'
hhiahy Years for It was fray 9dand w9rg,
and5b8re themsrRs Of n1aehusage. p,
bThe[jjtttle qllawomqp was pHe Of that
vast multitude of beggars which SUD
sists upon thy ehari taable pebble of ST.,
Lotlis. OQh her arm was the regulation
chip basket doubtless half. fllediwith
the food of charity, and as she hurried
along among the crowd of toilers EN-
ioying flfe3 brigbtz room HOUR on the
street the little old NO nan hagged the
IpaSket close, as iffshewere afraid it
would be taken from her. 1"l
! w SdddeA1y tie esWeetdfome fOf child
stopped hFf. 1t Tasfbe voice of a little
flower girl, Gnt a. large .sfnbonnetsH H.
MaseYident,thatthe little old woman did
not rkPowy her, and she turned and
started on again But the child ran to-
| ST. SSs{et aBSf '5aSaiq 'sdSd sd bhS
" "B8h9 You wafea fossp,gHnd1natg 81
qAEhe fittfe ola w6h1a6 Sutherland took
the slower oahidhn seemed ostill moist
with the deU5of Observation-Disclosures it.
with her Withersd, trenRbliHglips, which
tried to speak thH words of thanks Jat and
u "a SEt sfEIa "a R5 sss sa sas
smiled again, and Al pressed ! tie hower to-
the Ii p6ss as they purmured thel word
s &raai6dIaa.'' Ana sh@ aaiied again, and
again started ON BE th e rose
'AshichbheIte d tend "a y ny her band, he1
ping. all. she ;Says1TSaA rES& 90 .
She was s6nsl1 od3s rs. Sfkandma.-St.
Louis lRegsi Blie. ~ SStgSf'ilSf2~. &c
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From Clue to Climax.
i b 1aJ4.tstI.M
,7i1 0C II
CHAPTER XVI.-CoNTINUED.

CHAPTER XVI.-CoNTINUED.
n Hendricks sprang into the harf and
caught the girls arm.
------.1'' Where his room he asked, under
his bpeathEs CD -,
s,s. Second floor back, answered the
= aaI bus I0UH
HENDRICKS turned to the doctor.
Qseelkk'f hefais( i"Eala3 me-" 10
Mrs. Champney's mind, however, had
acted with the rapidity of lightning.
ssaIg-t She ran betWaenlHendrieks and the foot
sam OF the stairs, andt with soHtstretched
.ziArIns lstbodin his way JzaA .saAL3
What has he done? Wltt are you
- going to do with HIN ." she said. HE
~ is my brother, andzy''s.==ze-s--x
Pardon me! 1 must do it!' and
tiew Hendricks caught, her al na.a peasb ed her
ssTdt backUtbwardsoth hall doef, aayFsigilal1
safn l'ingato Dps eLampkih. ssaaes h81 deter1
vida minedto be asIag lie asIliis friend sprang
YATthS staiC8 8 Hendricks was as active fly
as a greyhound, and he was halfway up
the fight before the doctor had started.
- a Dr.: fanfpkfn caught up with him at
flo
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EsH .H9HSdhf Stalled for n. gnidtC
- f'YodineSert seem TO, enter into these
political arguments fhat{shhsar on al
sides, = the .trayelet ~ 80 ~
|, : No replied III ana tttse:4sI never
|. Ga against any game that haven mas
tered. S9ddo1 81 1Hoh gniY11
InAntl 5oG don't fesiustrbng enough
Co OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the
bs*efag e1aahda abbut hefss5 suggested
vic traSele1-d 1'noQ add s:s!aei
snIsiNelk LMpuldn't sSaeS1tllYs say that"
returned -the-native. duhiously- 4
e Il & dig I'mlack
lingidiD ,sejepeeIa H9!Esee, X nave1 tpolS
any. boxing lessons, and I'm not mpah
eI5aas4ea If s FER, 50 I'm
hot Iifsslfn SAe1positaento poses as anlats,
4ititUrisS ,sA-Ipssa 'ehdtago Post.
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- > "a - sislllI.zslszA-lzassr-ss..ls.
How Happened.

81 wishisrsaid. thssgeppg man, "thh n
you would be less informal and call me
By my frstname.S unsiO ,ssloHl
"'Td rather not replied his fair COM
panioHj 'iyour last name suits me-"
IA few minutes later they were diss
cussing the merits Of the di fer q # Hfne
that supply furniture upon the jinTlstal
ment plan. Chicago News. -nolJ
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"Too Good to Be TrHel,

'oL She's beautiful--that'sg oodfo know.
She's good-thatis beautiful to see;
She is so good, while I'm not So,
edt She's too good to be ltrqsJto me.
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Omaha daily bee., 1897-01-23
WHIST PLAYERS FROM TEN TOWNS.
Tournament for the Northwest 10 BE
Held at Sioux Falls.

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Jen. 22.-(Special.) J.
The Sioux Falls Commercial club is making
arrangements to entertain about a hundred
of the crack whist players of the northwest,
who will come for the third annual tourna-
ment of the Central Whist association. The
tournament will take place here on Friday
and Saturday, February and 6. Teams
will be entered from Sioux City, Council
Bluffs Omaha, Lincoln, Des Moines, East
Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, Denison, Ia,
Kansas City, Yankton, S. D., and Sioux
Falls. The secretary has been notified from
Des Moines that at least fifteen players
will come from that place, while larger dele
cations are expected also from Omaha, Sioux
City Yankton and Cedar Rapids. One of
the members OF the Cedar Rapids team is
Superintendent Williams of the Burlington
Cedar Rapids & Northern road, and that
delegation is planning to come in the super
intendents private car. On the conclusion
OF the tournament for the Richards cup 1t
is expected that the Sioux Falls club, which
boasts large number of fairly good players,
will play against the visitors. There will
also be q large number of pair contests.
The first tournament of the association
was held in Sioux City two years ago and
was won by the Sioux Falls team. Last
year the Des Moines team won at Council
Bluffs. The Sioux Falls team this year will
consist of b. L. Richards, w. l.. Baker, j.
H. Gates and ]. X. Haughton, the team
which won the sup two years ago, but which
has been defeated since by Cedar Rapids.
The officers of the association are: Presi-
dent b. l.. Richards OF Rock Rapids; vice
president w. II. Wilbur OF Omaha; secre-
tary and treasurer, l. NJ. Treynor OF Coun-
Gil Bluffs. The following are members OF
the executive committee: J. II. Preston.
Sioux City; c. f. Kuehle, Denson; X. w.
Burns, Yankton; r. II. Townley. Lincoln;
w. H. s. Matthews, Des Moines, and w. j.
Morrison, Cedar Rapids
C. Il. Melette, who recently went 10
Sioux Falls from Watertown, sends word that
the club of that place will probably apply
for admission to the association at the Feb
ruary meeting. There Is some talk that
state whist league will be organized in South
Dakota this spring. as many Of the towns
of this state already have clubs which have
developed some excellent players.