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The National tribune., 1899-11-23
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The National tribune., 1899-11-23
DEATH OF MAI. LOGAN.

In the engagement near San .Iacinto on
Nov. II, Mai. John A. Logan,
33d Vol. Inf. was killed while leading his
battalion. He was son of the late Gen.
The National tribune., 1899-11-23
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Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-07

with which Canada is credited not a pound
is refined in the Dominion. 1t all goes
from the British Columbia smelters to the
American refineries.
Voluntary advances of wages affecting
large numbers of men continue. A special
from Birmingham, Ala, says the Tennessee
Coal Iron and Railroad company on May l
granted an advance of 10 per cent in the
wages of all its furnace laborers and en-
ployes, other than miners About 5000
will be affected. The miners have already
had two wage advances, amounting to about
II per cent.
Open hearth steel axles are to be manu-
factured by the Carnegie company on a
most extensive scale. Work on the con-
struction of plant has been started at
West Homestead. 1t will be ready for op-
Grafton in six months. Permanent work will
be provided for 5000 skilled laborers. The
annual output will be from 10000 to 900
tons of forged product. Altogether the es-
tablishment will be the largest of its kind
in the world. The forge will be the largest
of its class in existence.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-07
LABOR AND INDUSTRY.

The production of lead IN Colorado was
90 per cent more in 1898 than in 1897 and
of copper nearly 40 per cent more.
The United Hatters of America have
unionized more than twenty factories during
the last eighteen months.
The wives, sisters and sweethearts OF
Scranton, Pa, unionists have formed an as
sociation to cooperate with the different
unions in crusade against nonunion and
unfair stores of that city.
The French Belgian company, with cap
itar OF $250,000, will build a modern four
story brick mill for the manufacture OF
fine worsted yarns in Woonsocket, II. /,
The city council voted to exempt mill and
mill machinery for a term Of ten years.
The Iowa Board OF Control of State In
stitutions has decided TO establish a fac
tory in one of the penitentiaries for max
ing binding twine. The board claims II will
produce a large part OF the twne used in
Iowa and reduce the price from 25 to SO
per cent
A syndicate Of capitalists headed by
James r. Wilson of Montreal, has organized
with a preliminary capital OF $1,000, 000 for
the purpose of erecting at some point In
Canada the largest ore refinery in the world
or the immense output Of lead burllon
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-07
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Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-07
THE oMAuA DAILY BEE SUNDAY, MAY :, 1899.

water on the Missouri will have as back
ward a tendency as the cold weather had on
the sports aheld, although from a few OF the
resorts good reports come. One OF the ia
vored spots seems to be Langlon, where
the lake is said to be in fine condition and
unaffected by the late rise. Nice strings OF
bass and croppie are being caught daily and
with a few weeks more OF warm weather
the angling ought to be in first class order
A.. r. Adams. one OF the best fishing guides
on the "Nishna," has opened up place that
will be a convenience to visiting Waltonlans
Good reports are coming from Lake Qunne-
baugh, and 1t is said that big bass were
being pulled out OF Homans lake some time
ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-07
ODDS AND ENDS OF SPORT
New Y. NJ. c. A. Athletic Park VIII he
Dedicated June with Big
Athletic Carnival.

The magnificent athletic grounds which
the Young Mems Christian association is
building on Ames avenue will be thrown
open to the public on Saturday, June g.
Athletic Director Barnes of the association
made this announcement during the last
week and accompanying 1t he asserted that
the grounds will be dedicated with the
greatest amateur athletic carnival that
Omaha sport lovers have ever witnessed.
The outline of the program for the occasion
bears out his assertion AS so far arranged
it will include eight bicycle races. dozen
athletic events and tennis and hand ball
matches The bicycle races will be as fol-
lows: One-mile novice, half-mle open, two
mile relay. one-mile for the Omaha cham
pionship, five-mile handicap. In addition
there are to be several events In which
professionals and amateurs will go paced
and unpaced for track records. The athletic
events will be the following: One hundred
yard DASH quarter mile, half mile mile and
mile relay races, 220-yard hurdles, twelve
pound shot put, twelye-pound hammer
throw, running high jump, running broad
jump and pole vault. Every possible effort
will be made to get every athlete of note
or worth in this part of the country to
enter into the events and schools and uni
versities in this vicinity will be canvassed
for that purpose Entry blanks will be out
in few days and can be secured by apply
ing to f. B. Barnes at the association.
Entries will close on the evening of June /.
There Is no question that the grounds will
be fully completed by the time of this
athletic carnival. An excellent start has
been made on the track during the last week
and in another week 1t will be finished
The remainder of the month will be spent
in putting the rest OF the grounds in good
condition.
spud Parrish, the local athletic promoter,
has gone to Chicago to try to arrange for a
wrestling bout TO take place in this city be-
tween Hall Adali, the monster Turk who
threw a couple of local wrestlers recently,
and Tom Cannon and Farmer Burns. He
will also try to arrange for the appearance
in this city OF some puglistic stars. One
match that he will try to secure is between
Tommy Ryan and Tommy West. Such first
class attractions would undoubtedly be a
great card for the sports of this city.
II the pikers about the race track ever
organize a union, Friday, April 2s, ought to
find a place on their calender as a red
letter day. For that was a memorable day
on every race track in the country and the
gentry who put down a couple of dollars on
long shots all dined on juicy steaks that
evening. Out in California, on the Oakland
track Louis b. McWhirter captured the
fourth race. the price against him being
40 to l, while place money paid 10 to l.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-07

(a) Stronger than b to Kt o.
(b) p to 4 is usual here. The text is
reply to Whites move A. B to Kt 3.
(c) Accepts the gambit pawn. There was
no hurry for this.
I'D After this move the Black r at
KB somehow became misplaced and sat at
b 50. On Blacks 3lst move @ to Il A ch
was called, to which White replied move 32,
X to kt, but when the following move Of
Black, K takes X, was announced Mr.. Pills
bury said How could you check with @
at r. when your KR sits at KB and your
@ at X sq?" From the 2Sth move it was
customary for each side to make two or
three moves before the conductor went to
the next table, and Mr. Pilsbury forgot for
a moment whether there had been an eX-
change of Rocks before Black announced
move 81, Q to II ch. During the entire
evening in eight blindfold games this was
the only place where the least slip OF men,
ory was made by the champion, and his Won
derful accuracy in showing his adversaries'
next move where they had blundered led
them to believe he had purposely allowed
them to make an illegal move in order to
call them down later. That the score might
position being identical with what would
have resulted
(e) Because of the blunder mentioned in
note (d) Black gives up the strong position
of Kt at Q 4, supposing the KR to stand at
KB SO. Black feared b takes kip; II
T. takes b, Q takes (ch), and mate soon
follows; hence the text move.
(f) See note (d).
The following position occurred at the
nineteenth move in an Evans gambit.
tions are invited.
DI
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-07

DOG Young has not yet put in an ap-
pearance at any of the Saturday games,
Con Young says that he is going to be
busy teaching some of his women friends
how to play tennis this summer. Dick Young
has migrated to South Omaha. All of this
would seem to indicate that there is going
to be a scarcity of Young" cricketers this
season.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-07
CHESS.

The score of a game played at table No.
Z in Harry N. Pillsburys simultaneous
blndfold exhibition April % in the senate
chamber at Lincoln was as follows: MI,
Pillsbury played white and Messrs. Mockett
and Hardy, two strong amateurs at Lincoln,
played black.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-07

J. 7. Scale is a newcomer from Winnipeg,
who will in future be resident of Omaha,
He comes with very good record both as a
bowler and willow wielder, and when he
gets thoroughly thawed out great things are
expected of him.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-07

Colonel Simms, Billy Vaughan, Captain
Francis and Secretary Reynolds have all
bought new bats this season, and jim
Cameron's coat is said to be the cause of all
this extravaganza.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-07

The committee has purchased some new
tackle. including bats. pads, gloves and balls
and the equipment is up to a higher stand
ard than ever before.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-07

All members are requested to bear IN
mind the fact that Wednesday night is the
regular practice night and that they should
turn out and get in trim for the Winnipeg
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-07
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Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-07

Billy owen says that when not taken UP
with his many onerous family duties he will
be out playing as usual.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-07

Dues are now payable, and any club mem
Der who has so far overlooked this little
matter should remit to the treasurer withou;
delay
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-07
BLACK.
WHITE.

Solution to problem No. 55; position cor
rected by substituting white knights for the
black ones as published:
l-Kt to X BIS. TX TO K (must)
20 to * B 2. FIX takes Kt or to
so to Q b mate. "a.
Solution to problem No. Sc:
1-R takes r (dis. TX TO b (must)
2caGR to oB4tch1 2K to O tmust1
S-R takes Q p (ch) 3-K takes r (musD
40 to K 50 (ch) "a takes Q tmusD
mate.
In section OF the Nebraska chess tourna-
ment, ]. NJ. Bruner wins from Dorr II. Car
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-07

The Council Bluffs boys have no base ball
team, but the Omaha lads have a irst-class
bunch OF eXponents of Yankee Doodles
game. a class schedule is being played off
now, one Of the games in the series being
played every Wednesday. THE final cham,
pionship game is expected to be an interest
ing struggle. Captain Englehard is keeping
up the interest in the school team and hopes
to gather together a band that will wrthily
uphold the honor of the institution.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-07

Athletic association, TO be held at Daven-
port on May 26. Their athletic breasts are
beating with hopes Of winning the cham~
pionship this year In years gone by they
lave attended the event with good all around
teams, but have frequently bobbed up
against some one-man team, one individual
Of which has won twenty-five or thirty points
for his school and thus shut all the rest out
OF a chance for the championship. 1t Is
said that there are no such overshadowlns
stars on any Of the teams this year, and,
consequently the Bluff boys hope to come
home with the silver cup in their pos
session.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-07
CRICKET.

Rubber" Sprague has reconsidcTed his
idea of quitting the game. and says he VIII
bo out regularly.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-07

Knight captain of last seasons base ball
team, is at Austin, Tex, and is captain and
shortstop Of the base ball team OF the
Young Mems Christian association of that
city. He has been playing there all this
spring, but expects to return to Omaha in
the near future.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-07
Rod and Gun.

The Dupont Gun club will have its regu-
lar opening shoot of the season on its
grounds across the river today. No set
program has been laid out and the shooters
will consequently be provided with any sort
of events they desire whole lot of spe-
cial prizes, consisting of valuable merchan>
disc, will be hung up and a day full of in
teresting sport is expected.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-07

Hillebrand, the Iowa lad who is best
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foot ball eleven, is duplicating upon the
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gridiron last fall. He is the star twirler
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marks him as looloo. In a game week
ago with Cornell he held the Ithacans down
to two puny little hits. Outside these two
bingles the Comedians succeeded in bat
ting the ball but once out Of the infeld.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-07
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Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-07

Harry N. Pillsbury, in his Lincoln exhibit
tion on April 2l, played thirty-three games
of chess and ten of checkers simultaneously,
losing five games Of chess, drawing three and
winning twenty-five. On Saturday night he
played eight games Of blindfod chess
simultaneously, winning seven and drawing
one. The game against Cornell and Barnett,
published last Sunday in this column, is one
Of the blindfold games; it was played at
Iahln No 6.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-07

DOWN at Newport, across from CINCINNATI,
Lucy NJ. won six furlong race, and her
hackers took down $50 for every 81 they
played to win, while on the same track Miss
Dede. after being badly kicked on the fore
head while at the post, went on and won
her race with 10 to l laid against her. At
Montgomery park, Memphis, st. Wood took
down the money and made the pikers' hearts
glad, as he went to the pest at so to l. At
Aqueduct, Sir Christopher won the first race
with so to 1 chalked up against his chances
and Avalar at 10 to l romped home a
winner Of the third event And yet 1t is
frequently asserted that Friday is an un-
lucky day.
A new worlds champion in the world OF
broad jumping. although already holder Of
worlds championship in another branch Of
track games, sprang into existence at the
field games OF the University Of Pennsylvania
a week ago. Alvin c. Kraonzlein, the
wonderful western all-around athletic,
cleared a distance Of twenty-four feet three
and one-half inches-a new worlds record
and phenomenal jump. The best previous
record was twenty-four feet onc-half inch,
made by the famous Irish athletic, j. NJ.
Newburn. Newburn has covered twenty
four feet six and onehalf inches, but the
mark was not allowed because it was made
on a decline. At this same meeting Dick
Sheldon, the well known former Yale
athletic, broke the intercollegiate record of
the sixteen pound shot put, sending the
weight forty-four feet, seven and one-half
inches.
The friends of Jake Schaefer the famous
billiardist, are considerably worried over the
Gripping OF one of his hands. The fourth
and little fingers of his left hand are drawn
down toward the palm by some mysterious
contraction of the cords and it is impossible
for the great little expert to straighten
the digits. This will affect his bridging and
it is expected to be especially serious in the
matter of masse shots. In the latter style
of shots, at which the Wizard" is an
absolute master, he will be able to use but
one finger while he formerly used all four
fingers and maintained a most rigid bridge.
This misfortune is particularly serious from
the fact that the expert is On the eve OF
couple of billiard duels with his old time
rival, George Slosson of New York.
Schaefer has been particularly unfortunate
in the matter Of disabilities. Within the
last eight years he has twice broken his
right arm, once by a fall down flight OF
slippery stairs and another time by fall
off street car. This last injury gave him
much trouble, the last fracture near the
wrist making it necessary for him to entirely
change his style of playing masse shots.
Hillebrand, the Iowa lad who is best
known as last years captain of Princeton's S
foot ball eleven, is duplicating upon the
emerald diamond the success he won on the
gridiron last fall. He is the star twirler
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Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-07

roll in twcnty-four moves, Mr.. Carroll play
ing Phildors defence NJ. F. Winchester
wins a 7 to Q 4 opening from ~ G.. Grit
fin in twenty light moves, and c. q. De
France wins an Evans gambit declined from
c. b. Swim In thrty-six moves, the last
mentioned pair being in section b. This
makes eleven games finished out OF a total
of eighty-four to be played
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-07

Tue Hayden Bros team is also ready to
take the field. The aggregation will be
made up much the same as it was last year.
Its lineup will be as follows Small, catcher;
E. Welsh, pitcher; Malone, first base
Monahan, second base; Spain. third base
Harrison, shortstop; Lafferty, left field
Kelly, center field; H. Welsh, right field.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-07
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Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-07

With the first of this month the shooting
season in Nebraska practically closed and
the hunters will have to be content with
yellowlegs and doves and other like birds for
tho next four months and more. The jack
snipe season which ended last Monday has
been an all-around disappointment. The
cold weather continued so long and was fol-
lowed up so rapidly with the warm weather
that the Jacks probably gave this section OF
the city the goby. The shooting has been
the poorest that has been known fer some
time.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-07

Billy Bushman and Hugh McCaffery were
a few Of the fortunates who managed to
light upon the jacks in any numbers. This
pair OF sportsmen recently ran across a
flock near Ashland and succeeded in bag
ging about forty.
The close OF the hunting season marks the
opening OF the fishing campaign, although
this, too, is not very promising. The high