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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-05-14

Senator William \. clark Of Mon
tana sailed few days ago on ih'
Hamburg American cruising yacht
Prinzessln Victoria luisc FOR a hNr ar
six months trip TO the Mediterranean
10 regain his health \ went To i'er
muda last February to be relieved 81
nm ottnck of bronchitis" suId tht sen
ator before smiling. u have not been
well since | underwent AN operation h
December In Bermuda did mot rN
perience the relief expected aud dyy,a
ed on the present "trip
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-05-14

burg. Here he received his early cdn
cation at the public schools ana AZ the
Western university, then at Yale.
whence he was graduated IN 1853. lie
studied law and was admitted TO the
bar two years later. Acquiring IN cy-
tensive practice. he became the head of
the firm of Dalzell, Scott X Gordon
Mr.. DalzelI il credited with an ambl-
ton TO become United States seuat tor
He has also been prominently men
toned In connection with the speaker
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-05-14

bride comes OF family OF wealth and
standing. being a granddaughter of SIR
John Halle, whose estate IN EnH1hA
ndjoiued the Sartoris estate. Here the
young people are said to have incl aud
formed the attachment which resulted
In their union The young woman Us
Catholic and Captain Sartoris has
also adopted that faith.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-05-14
PEOPLE OF THE DAY
A PoIhiIcnI Mnr norse.

John Dalzell, whose spirited tilt with
ing hours OF the last session of CON
gress. is one of the old time Republican
leaders of the house of representatives,
nine consecutive terms.
Mr.. Dalzeli was born In New YORK
city April ID, lS45. His parents came
Two years later they removed to Pitts
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-05-14

Maud-Isnt the man you rr en
gagged TO spectator:
Clara No, indeed Hes q tinpne
How DO you know
ole didn't buy tie en9a@rment F'h
until after bad accepted. hsa.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-05-14
81 WNnNs

STATE or Wr-ruN>l>Iy Circuit cvuu lot
uH1.a, "u.ulg.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14
COUNCIL MEETS TODAY.

,nc this afternoon at ; o'clock in the
new city hall for the purpose Of act
Ing on the water question. Col. John
". Moore of Little Rock is in the city
today and will present the matter Of
the claim OF the water company for
IS 900 on an old debt that it is alleged
the city owes the Pine Bluff Light
and Water company The council will
also discuss the present situation re-
gardne the water supply and act on
the resolution passed by the board of
health
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14
NO MORE MONEY
For Officers for Running Down Grim
inals.

The appropriation Cf $4,000 made Al
the last session of the legisla IRE rO
cover for a period Of two years tho
paving OF rewards and eXtradtion t-x
penses for the apprehension Of prison.
ers or fucitives from in"ric" has he"n
exhausted. and it is stated tha' IN r..
i, not another dOllar in thu trea
upon which a warrant can b" dra "n
for these accounts.
Sheriffs and other officers Nhe can
ttlra criminals upon whose body tharA
is a reward will jheretOre have to Wal
until another anprOpriation for III :
purpose is made by the next le2iSta-
ture.
1t mas been suggested that the oien-
NAL appropriation for the nurooS ..
apprehending criminals IS irSnffici nj
and at the next meeting of -
iature- a bill may he introd1cr3 - in
creaS- the amount
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14

to this city to sell it He is at pre-
ert in n2o'iarion with boIh tho
French ad tinted Sta5ez govern
nenj- anal with an English te)e4rapn
company.
Pa,sa say fhat his apparatus ~o
cures absolute secrecy for wireless '--
osrHpH Wc>~aseS. which cannot h.
tapped ~ f6Hj, Tho Wo-; a2fau
f2hin@ feature Of hc now system. How
ever. Is +- Hosta -rejce. Nh a4a
s a.ees=arE q=e.t. 48h -aecta.
ia4 ai= enaarasir F"oaael paH
IN fz9 tAs= =ar-f f85p aa appefame
AZ. - aHpa1afe~ aees 3Ha test. y
i5zeajHti9- an o9ralA copy =ot 4 la.lcr
from Ne0 York can be #detl>erea ia
-onGon N fhe 1ime= II taizFz f5T .2gfg.i
I'll ordinary e;tbleafaH. I7ansa says
9Iia7 l.91h r;faa betwo,n New Norh
and London presents ne difficulties
with fAe ue8 system.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14
REGRET OF NEGLECT
Crew of Olympia CooIly Treated
London.

London. Oct ! Tha 81 James
Gazette expresses regret for thence
lac1 of thr British people to- eXt nd
hospitality 10 their American Cousins
aboard he cruiser Olympia and 1h"
accommodating vessels of th.. American
navy. which have been anchored in
the Thames for several weeks. Fh :
paper says:
1T has been left for the Pilgrims,
a private society. 10 undertake. IN
entertainment of our guests. which
should have been seized as a precious
o] pOrtunitv by the municipal ani thor
ties. The utter provincialism thus
displayed by the greatest city and por9
in the world is not creditable. An
O"caSion has come and We in Londn"
have sienallv failed TO arise 10 it.
We appreciate the American navy.
respect its fighting power. sympathz"
it's trumphs With generous recogni
Ton and We like 10 feel if, ever the
shock of general warfare should dye
the high seas the rod and white en-.
sign and the stars and stripes would
cover in close alliance the fighting
ships OF Anglo o-SONondom.
''And yet when We have an oppor-
t,nits of making our fri"n~hip and
our knowledge more intomato. We al
low it to slip without making an effort
to make good use of it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14
TO CURE DIVORCE
CHICAGO WOMAN RECENTLY
FREED HAS RULE FOR HUS-
BANDS ONLY.
T3.e Wife to Theater Once Week
Aiton Her Time to Dress. and
Kiss Hsr at Parting.

Ca:cago, H., Oct 't.--Here is .
.,-a,crio otion guaranteed 20 cure di=
yorc- l. Is presented By one Who
i.aoas--by Mrs. ASAley G. Smith, who
ont. Tuesday vas divorced from her
husband. the pronirf nj West Side
c!ubman and pr..; mi Il the Marvin
Smith COMPANY
This cure !, prascr b-.d solely for
husbands. The formula follows:
Never neglect parting kiss. when
starting for business. This means
yOu and not your wife.
take your wife to the theater at
least once a week
When you buy theatAr tickets til.
ephone her and give your wife ample
time TO dress
Tell your wife at least once d4y
that you love her Never compel har
to force this confession from yoHt
say l love you OF your own free will.
That's all there is to it. Follow
this formula and all will be happi-
ness. and there viii be no divorces"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14
Causes Foaming, Which Means That

Not since 1Sa@. declare Cd river
men, has the Arkansas been OF 4 rise
which has hamperet steam boating to
such a degree as the one Of ABOUT siA
or seven feet, which took pace dur
ing the past week. The rise n tn
water would not have hindereI traf'
fic on the river had it not been foT
the fact that about oae-third of the
water is mud. making it virtually an
impossibility for the craft to work
thei- engines anG boilers. A nEmsar
Of coats have been tied up q. che Lit
tie Rock leyee, and at points above
and below the city. because OF tae
thickness Of the stream. and according
to the statements Of those who have
been engaged IL the steamboat busl'
ness for a number Of years it VII.
probably be eight or ten days before
there will be any relief in sight.
The trouble has arisen from tae
fact that the water in the Arkansas
at present is so full. OF mud and aka Il
that it causes the water to foam
when pumped into steamboat boilers.
These boilers are at provided with
gauges and to test tie amount OF
water in them when steam is UP p
stick is prodde,i into the gauge. Il
there is sufficient water IN the boiler.
water will issue from the sauge,
while if there is rot suf1icta1-- Tate.'
steam will isaue.
When the rivec IS eAt-au1e,:s tnud'.y,
as at present, steamboat engineers az
entirely "at SET 4 foam!rs =
caused which makes the gaug> 20.
Gators jump trotu 3na ea,4
gauge to Jha other. with the -s-s's-.
that it cannot be ascertalnei whether
there is sufficient water II IA bot:
FOR the pressure required.
When the foamirs begins tie first
thing usually done is to head for tae
shore, where q. reckoning is taken
Oil in pipes, it Is s@iei. will cacsa -aa
foaming. as we'll IS mud
The mud ami aikaii III the Arkans = :
are attributed TO the recent rise n
the Little Canadian river. which emp
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14
PREPARING FOR STREET FAIR.
Mr.. Paul c. Blum. Representing the
Mundy Company Arrives.

Paul G. Blum. the man from every
where" representing tte Mundy Car
nlva. company. ar-:ye5 in the city
this morning.
Mr.. Blum has t,a-r IN the show
business FOR more tsaa a quarter of
century.
As soon as h. a-cis.7ss - began max
ing preparations Il, as~-rrisr thu car
niyat. He spent hs.sl day at his
desk shaping up U,at+acS although II"
had time To spare - ak with RI
many callers who e. 93el in to Sc
ai:r
Mr.. Blum is a;;t,2s--:s.. Cor the aSse'r
tion thar the a1rnd.. COMPANY ~"
rhe- most colossal aggregation Of Won
ders that ever contracted the peri
p;.a1ic habit. He Brought iot ot
paper" with him ard II a day or t~'c
vii have the walls ard fences Of the
&C unrryside pasted with them.
A corps OF bill posters viii b
started out today Of tomorrow. They
vii advertise zhe carnival in al, =,
sGrcot.rGing toyCs,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14

ties into the Arkansas a few mil
below Webbcr Falls. |. 7.
As Instances of the nconvoni ne
and loss the muddy waters and al
tendan, ''foamins il may he state3
that the Henry Sheldon was five hours
going from keatt's Landing to Lit
tie Rock, distance of about five
miles and that the Truman. which
started from Little Rock for Fourche
river. was compelled to tie UP at the
ater works landing short distaHc
above the upper bridge
The Nettic started down the river
yesterday on route to Red Fork, where
sic will be employed in work on III
new railroad bridge in course OF cor
Siruct0n al thai place. In Tow shv
Lad a large barge OF sand III which
tfarp We're about six inches OF rain
water. and this water will b. pumpeet
through Il hose and used in her boil
ers.
The fishes havn fallen victims TO
the murkv waters, and numbers o.
dead catfish and 2rinnels have been
seen floating in the river while the
r.se has been on. Many. almost stran-
9led. have been caught by houseboat
men and negroes with the naked hand.
but have been found unfit for eating.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14
EAST END NEWS.
1. j. i. + i. i. !. i. i. :. 1. + i. :.

Dan Ettor. the. claim clerk at the
iron Mountain depot. is visiting rela-
tlves in Tyler. Tex.
G. f. Johnson has accepted posi-
Belt shops.
+. w kerwin. a switchman a the
Cotton Belt. is quite sick
James A. Moore of Atlanta. Ga
has been appointed boollkeeper for
he Swift Packing company.
Mr.. Horn Cotton Belt engineer
was called to Birmingham. Ala. last
uight on account OF the serious i'll
ness of his wife
George Yaueh. engineer. is laying
off on account Of sickness.
Mrs. Ea Young and baby are recoy
ering from lengthy spell Of sickness
Mrs. Ben Barber is recovering
flom spell OF sickness.
Miss May Warren will leave Tues
Gay for her home at La Har1e Ill.
after three weeks visit to friends
ip this city
Tom Sans is quite sick.
Robert Long is now yard cerll at
the shops
Mrs. R. r. Rotetti is conyalescinc
from a long speu Of sickness.
I'jro1 Har1, i ,r1- Sy;4rhi,,o fO,
th. Clifton Belt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14
VISITING FRATERNAl MEN.

Frank Raven Of Chicago, nationaE
secretary Of the National Association
of Stationary engineers. and Fred Will
in the city yesterday. the guests OF
the local lodge An open meeting OF
the lodge was held last night at
O'clock at Red Mems hall. Addresses
were made by Mr. Raven and Mr., VIII
cox. Mr. Raven gave Instructions IN
lodge work and a general talk fer tne
good Of the order
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14
FLOOD CAUSES FFERiAG.


onrquarQue n, NJ. Oct. 13.-Sey
- daet..n-s II oar Marciai. eis.. +,
sss==...es s2ati, C A.hur4ueroua. "a
= >. 7recksj BY .h4 foods OF the % :
=Sa@s.. .sd -t4er4 IS great sutt-r.a.
al G-~elsuciol. The :sight Of the =
pic Il surrounding valleys i ter
BE. aad thousands must starve uc.es'
irn,ne,iiat4 hei.s :, furnished fror1. ::
o,lts.Ge Not Or he crors and So.
ti:s t:,at~ ,au5s t>., been ruined -
Santa Re annotnced last night tca.
y. require two weeks to restore tra 1.
service between Albuquerque and Z
Pazo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14
BEL SStNG OF MAIN ALTAR.

Sunday mrnin2 at II o'ciock shafp
III" new main altar donated 10 ST.
Peters colored Catholic churct by
Wiley Jones Will be blessed by Rev.
i'a her Dorsey, the colored priest. who
Will also preach on the occasion. The
Graphic is requested to ext end an IN
vitation to lis many colored readers
To be present
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14
the Shelves.
MUSIC BOX AT LAST ARRIVES

All day Ions today the members OF
the various committees al TIL" y. VI.
{. A haV" been busy making the
EHal preparations for The reception
of Miss Helen Miller Gould Saturday
9tternoen The rooms have. been ap-
pr0Dria,elv decorated and jhe build
ance which attracts the eye of many
VISITORS Til" ladies Of the decorating
committee have spent The last two
days decorating the inside of the
building and the whole presents an
elegant appearance. FeStOOns OF
hunting in the Y NJ e. A. colors. blue
a4d white have been hung from va
r:oHs PAGES. while palms. ferns anG
GU, flowers lend their aid to make
things beautiful. The windows until
il shines and evervlh hing made attract
i've
The Regina music box and cabinet
one of the latest presents from Miss
Gould. has arrived and has been pui
into place About fifty diff rent pieces
are played on the box and it just fills
the bill.
Secretary Richardson and Mrs. Rich
:,rdsOn have been hard at work until
away late in the night marlin. and
|arranene he books of the library and
place. Miss Gould is expected to ar
rive at 20 o'clock sharp tomorrow
afternoon and will be met at the shops
by the committee from the associa-
ton
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14
CANNOT TAP THIS
psnsa's Telegraph Invention Is Most
Marvellous

Paris Oct. t.--l,regario pansa. an
Italian engineer. inventor O! an ap
naratus which fulfills the threefoid
function OF wireless telegraph. wire
less telephone and wireless autoerapn
postal service told your CORES spondent
today that IL had been experiment.
ine with his ingen ion fer two years
Al Cacciao, raar Rome. and had com
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14
ECONOMY SHOULD BE USED

Superintendent FOWleS OF the Pine
Bluff liehj and Water company an
nounces that he viii put a force OF
men to work today making the con
nections with the deep we'll OF the Ar
kansas and Texas lee and Coal com
pany and that he will have an abun-
dance of pure water in a few days.
The water is much clearer toda!
than on any day during the week, and
if the peopls. will use water sparingly
so much as is necessary, free
from waste. the trouble will soon be
overcome, and the con. pany will he
able, to handle the situation. Manage
ToWles SAYS that economy on the par.
of consume * would result in giving
e!.em what they 50 much desire-clean Ii
water-and would enable the com
pany to give it TO them earlier and
to continue il till the company can
prepare to furnish water in sufficiently
to meet every demand.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14
TOR BsTrsRmENr o. SCHOOLS
lperlntenefent 4memoa WI Ma3a
Recommendation.


Slale Superintendent II G1acmst5
engaged i'll the Propa6at 5oi9 =ef H.
biennial report and viii inc=aa -
T. soHt recommendations =tor=Hhz hi
trrmcnt of the ~duear jonal sNate@ hal
Will attract general attention. VI
tInemou is devoted to the falIowlna
cardinal improvements III The eelues
fonai system OF the stafe HAT WI
place ii amonG tha=i"aders
County supernitcude dency
State normal school,
Increased school rtsvpuue
pen the subject of 4 state schoo'
for tlia training of teachers, he pro
s"nts the following compelling arGu
mcntS in his forthconlin& report.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14
A RED HO1 ROAST
EY HON. JOE ROBINSON or Az.
THOR OE-"Tt t4REE WEARS IN
ARKANSAS.
SD Tsat # the Wri,er Evep Visited
State Il sboeId Be- soourged
From Its Bofdeis.
TELLS OF STATES PROSPERITY

pareOan"lIs. oct Il Hon Josrph
l. he1zi1~aa eon4fes,nsn from thu
SeNth ais;-sef= delivered Il ringing al
Dies fr"m fh@ 4randsja0d platform
ii 'hs fair grounds Yesterday. III
subject WIS the growth development
and prosperity of the agricultural in
ter"sts and natural resources Of ths
south. 2ld especially of he STATE of
Arkansas.
The sp"ahtr coatra~t@d Ii" spirits
OF ancient peoples with those of civ
lied times. and argued that they i'll
indicate strongly thc ever advancin&
Civilization. All intelIi9ent men nov
know thaf Arkansas is one of the mos
progressive states IN the union. yet
a creature whose baseness and de
b1avity can only be con. pared 10 thaf
nf the celebrated 'Snakp-eatcr who
the fair. had attempted to write
hook yln2 it Three Years in Ar
Kansas which Is a libel ON every
honest man and woman i'll the state.
after quoting a few extracts from IT,"
book, the speaker said that The author
of such sentiments shoud. in case h
ever entered the s5ate be scourged
:, +: om its borders His ramarks of1
tLis subject elicit"d "reat applause
Mr.. Robinson then briefly reviewed.
the industrial advancement OF III
state, quoting figures To shoH tha:
! she is entitled to recognition in thu
front rank Of states in thu mater of
! productions, both agricultural amt
mineral. He also stated hat this prog
reSs is not peculiar to Arkansas alone
lut charac5eri2es III" entire, sourh.
j Quoting iron the Manufacturers Rec
crd he showed he rapid growth o.
lt'On. and argued thai while it is anC
HuSI remain the oreat+S5 Agricultural
rorti0n Of the world II i now also 8,
great manufacturing section. and bids
/. fair. n tho ,arlv futur.. ~ rival tha
.rCr1h and east in these ra>pec :. n
maintained that the traA prosperity
, hich has found ;is 9aeraarent abit
M nlac" in he hours aral among tn
tiedS and factories of ;ha south. and
:r1r
ncte~izeA By great azg~egations Of
N-a7h. hut i> eYi.!-2c-4 ~ thp f,cr
I thar III r., are He srr34a-s of imam
noreti walking the e'r4s.; ot eur -
=, and asking Tor a. e@sorrunitv :.
ar3 hveljhaod f.. so -hat ir A.
a5anSaS here Is more- I,a.ec tlan thcrs
ara laher"rS 70 perfer-T. r. and no naf
2o--s ill-. except by choice. That our
f"l3> ar widening ard 0ur horos
.iye evidence OF cou.eo-+. and IN thi4
condition " faca 4 f'j+':~t- bright niCh
, ,omiSe. aud radiant ~.-a hope. Re
firing hriat'Y II tn. -Lucationa. In
, t,reSt- uf 1ht- Statr - said 1hat IL
thf. measured sep ard .53:iIaHt shOuI
os almost half .nJiIio4 school chii-
crea nov attending -h4 ccoiic schools
of Arkansas W. have D. pl,a evidence
If ha universal prlde o4c f:itj2 ms feel
II educational matters
Nr. Robinson's speech. from 0egir.
aiag 10 close. was a r.a5teri? effort
and III vas followed closely by u
great concourSe OF peopt- who listened
= him. His voice vas Gear as
heii. which enabled blra - BE- aeard
b II present ard at tae conclusion
81 a.s speech he was the recipient @
j nov ac Of pilmentavy rfelrs.1
|f1o-a 10th ladies and gentlemen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14
CO... WooO5oN CHALLENGED.

Sheriff sa1. O. seyts7l of Camden.
has challenged Co.. J q %oodson Of
Little Rock TO shoe. for tne posses
SION oe the state championship gun
club medal, which Cot Woodson won
for the second time in the recent tour
aamen. held IN Little 2ock,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14
NEW HORSES.
-or ~. fire Oepartmen: rave Bee
Received.

Ia. new horses for t.2e 4-1 depart
clert arrived this morning. And
oon as they are accepted by the cor
aittee OF the city council viii. be pu'
ato active service. The horses az
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14

The foundations 10 .aes- fortunes
may he directly traced TO {y@rttsta-.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14

RoA headed girls woufd't be so bad
IL ah eempers weren't the same
colNd
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14
, z 1J.

e"a. hiaot aad hast bon c@eeeGal
ltata..d I"l= fir a-fseaaaag service.
Fh"' A. E0ad2 dmd pe.-od 5#a t.lua=
FRASER 1ha IS th nd at aor.=
5a"' "ah. All Thar ab. t-7-, raa.rra=
a"at=-etorT au. putaf-r.. r.
alarm OF hu. Tu, hoa. 0H. i. hitch
ed % th" eheuieH aasaa a.aa ha=
bnru o9' ct commission t9o. .u
o"'nE I" tn. iHiWz at ~ ar E. II
horses ri tfn 1ae=#5H .tez= &H=a Hr
/ OR BETTsRMENT OF SCHOOLS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14
COMMITTEES BUSY
MAKING FINAL PREPARATIONS
FOR THE RECEPTION CT
MISS GOULD.

7 he 1000 Volumes of the New Library
Have All Been Placed in
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14
FORCE IS At WORK
PUTTING IN CONN NECT'ONS WI r
DEEP WELL OF HICKS ICE
PLANT.
Msnager FoMlss Says He Will Soon

Have plenty Of Water to Supply
COnSun1 erS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14

Cons sum erS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-06
THE MIDDLEWEIGHT FIGHT.
lack O'Brlen Imagined That Ryan Had
Beaten Him,

The recent six-round fight between
Tommy Ryan and Jack O'Brlen was
more terrific than Press accounts stat
ed. Kid Mccoy was In O'Brien's cor
ner. and following Is his version OF
the struggle:
For four rounds and fraction OF
the fifth O'Brien made Ryan look bad.
For the remainder OF the six-rOund
old self. something OF the Tommy Ryan
| fought twice.
THAT round and half Of aggressive
ness earned Ryan the draw. He was
clearly the master Of the situation In
that period. He had O'Brien putting
like a locomotive going up hill with a
train OF freight cars attached lie sent
O'Brien to his corner I'm the nth round
virtually a beaten man.
81 lost. didn't ~ was the mutter-
ing Of O'Brien as he sat I'm his corner
after that fusillade Of punches by Ryan
into his stomach.
"'Too bad; but he beat me on the
level
"The relteratIon OF these sentences
made between gasps for breath, was the
only indication ORrlcn rave thnt he
was was living. Jack McGulgan shook
and hauled at the quaker, Just as one
does TO get another up out Of bed In the
early morning Say a few prayers
Jack was McGuigans appeal You're
not licked yet You only have another
round TO 60
"rhen Michigan opened O'Ilriens
tights and the Philodelnhian began "a
breathe quite freely O'Bren knew
enough to stall around during that perl
od. lie did well aud evadcd Rylns
ungcs, iabs and jolts in the manner
that clever boxer would In the earlier
perlods OF fight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-06
sssssassSs

For years Jockeys have been earning
enormous wages, but the number OF
them-that Is, Of competent ones-does
not keep pace with the demand. Re-
Gently there has been extravagant bid
ding for the services Of three boys now
riding at the New Orleans winter meet
ing. Two years ago one OF these boys
earnest $40 a week. one Of them has
just been signed at a $4,000 salary by
one man, who merely has call on the
boys services when he needs him, the
led being free TO ride for others at
other times, thereby swelling his In
come two or three-fold. Another OF the
boys Is In such demand that II Is al.
legged $4,000 was refused for first eau
on his services.
Il seems extraordinary that good
Jockeys do not develop more rapidly.
Experience has shown that no partlcu-
lar stock Of intelligence is required 10
make a successful rider. While some
OF the leading Jockeys are well educat-
ed, other boys equally successful are
ignorant II Is generally conceded that
one OF the main essen tials 10 success IN
The saddle Is confidence, a stock IN
trade. by the way, that enters largely
into triumph IN any line OF athletics,
or even or business Not only do boys
not attract attention until they begin
10 win but they do not realize their
own capabilities, II seems, until flushed
with victory.
II Is quite likely that boys Of good
ability are frequently Kept In the back
ground because luck Is not with Them
and they do not happen 10 win rather