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Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-11
The OMAHA SUNDAY BEE
OMAHA SUNDAY. sEPrEMRER II. 1910.
JUDGMENTS

- OMAHA will finish, as Il begun the
season, away from home: that is,
the major portion Of It's remaining
~ games are on foreign grounds. True.
our last four games are in Omaha.
This - unfortunate for the team as Il 70 not
as good road team as some others. 1t has
been particularly off in that line this year
and II Il had the opportunity OF a long run
VI games At home at the windup II prob
ably would land In the first division. for
st has struck a gait that requires the best
Of the best 70 check. II Pa ROurke could
have got the results out of the team al
the opening OF the season that he IL getting
now, things would be different In the
league to-day But 70 say that II he could
have had as good a team at the opening
as now 10 not putting the situation right
lie did, 20 all appearances, have as good
II not better team but run OF accidents
set IN which no human mind could divine
or avoid and player after player went down
until the team went all to pieces. Now II
is goiag well, but the most we can hope
for is a good foundation start for next sea-
son, and even IN that hope there is some
alloy. for we have lost Riggert and Corri-
don. who probably will not come back, and
they are pillars In the team Riggert, un-
doubtsdly. is the greatest fina Omaha has
made in late years and Of the two men we
shall expect surer results In fast company
OF Riggert thaa OF Corridor. even though
the latter has had more experience. In our
Judgment Corridor needs q little more sea-
soning TO fit him for major league work.
True, he 10 fast. energetic and coming, but
he still Is little erratic-lacks balance
and he can get that out here better than
in faster company. But Sehoonover, an
other new man. looks very good. as does
Kneaves. ths new shortstop, and so with
these and several old stars the Rourkes
viii have a nucleus about whioh they should
build q good machine for l9n
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-11

The race in the, Nebraska State league
has been about the prettiest In the country
this yea-. Never has any team had a cinch
on first place and ~ this writing there is
Just .ls percentage difference IN the stand
ing OF the first and eighth teams, which is
remarkable The course OF Columbus alone.
which runs the gamut of the tables. shows
what q magnificent race il has been.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-11

We expect the Nebraska State league TO
be back ready for business next yeas ana
20 do even better than It did this season.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-11

Even at the risk Of making Frank Chance
proud. We are willing to see the Cubs re
peat asRin this year.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-11

The Melancholy time OF the year IS COM
lng-the end OF the base ball season.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-11

chAncs h evidently playing the Subs now
and SAYING the Cubs for the worlds series.
That's the system; let the subs win one
and thu Cubs the other.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-11

The western league win have to undergo
some changes next year. Topeka IL a fail
ure Oklahoma City would be an improve.
ment on Il, but what would be better would
be to fail heir 70 four American association
cities. and tha4 viii come when the in.
vasion does. Hasten the day
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-11

II George Psrrins could have whaled the
ball as numerically and continuously for
Cleveland a. he has been doing for Column
bus he never would have been shifted
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-11

HippodrOming must be good In the fight
business when Langford can so from de-
feat one night 10 victory the next And, by
the way. he didn't show US any OF that
stuff against Kaufman with which he was
going 10 put Mr.. johnson down and out.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-11

DO YOU remember that game Topeka
woaf
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-11

1t would be like Bonny Bobby Wallace
70 get In and play ball like fiend now that
the Browns have imported one more short
stop 10 Red Corridor RhOdy has died
so many deaths that We have come 70 dis
count ali reports OF his heiny All in"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-11

II is harsh fate that takes Rigsert
away from US.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-14

balls directly at Spadoni, and the juggler lodges
and catches the balls on his neck But that all
required lifetime of study, not to say taking ones
balls to bring sudden and tragic death Toying with
DEATH" is precisely what it is; and that creepy,
Gravity feeling half horror half fascination, that
holds the spectators pelbound is the real attraction
of the feat; for Spadoni's superb skill charms his
audience, the cobra throws the death spell
the helpless bird.
The fact is the average man likes to be shocked,
whether in his reading in his amusements.
Hence, the powerful appeal of the death dealing
jugg1er, like Spadoni.
Another of Spadoni's noted tricks is this: He
rides on good sized AUTOMOBILE assistants apply
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brains skill in poetry literature but there is
also unquestonably inherited control of the
ces for it all comes through the brain, whether
you paint a picture jugge chinaware. The
feats of top spinning that Matzui performs
wonderful in their way the plays of Shakes
peare. Matzu might be called the Shakespeare of
the muscles. His tops act though enchanted. He
can make them do almost anything you command.
Such is the terrific velocity of of his tops that
left standing in place, they would soon bore
hole IN the stage and fire would burn there. If set
spinning stone, the point of the top would soon
become redhot. So in his tricks he changes his tops
three times in five minutes
1t was from the Japanese that Risley, the famous
British jugger learned those difficult feats known
"Risley shows; that is balancing children on his
toes and THROWN them up and down in graceful but
breakneck style
cooked piece of beefsteak his tongue using bit
of burning charcoal for fuel The tongue was fire
PROCEED with alum, or something else
The success of Fields in what is called in America
comedy juggling is shown by the way he does
trick billiard shots. One of his most amusing skts
to shoot with shot, fifteen balls into the pock-
cts of pool table.
Cinquevalli's Unwearyng Patience
DAUL CINQUEVALLI is wonderfully patient and
agile. He is regarded by many the worlds
told friends, 1 am done with juggling 1 shall re-
tire, and possibly spend my last days among my
friends in America He is said to be millionaire
Had Paul Cinquevalli lived in the Middle Ages he
would have been burned at the stake a sorcerer
Even to-day, some people say that he is aided by the
devil
The explanation is much simpler "Unwearying
patience is his explanation His patience is little
short of heroic 1t is fact that he spent hour
day, for eight years. to compel billiard ball to
main where he placed it, the slippery side of
billiard His friends told him, You fool!
What you are trying to do is impossible Why not
bit of and stick the billiard ball to the cue9
The audience will be just as we'll satisfied" To this
Continued on page II
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block and tackle and hoist the machine till it bangles
in midar. Spadon with pleasant SMILE puts
his powerful shoulder under the automobile, which
he balances with the grace and lightness of
feather.
BY way of showing extraordinary coordination of
muscles, highly acute of balancing, and also
what the phrenologists call the faculty of weight
and size, Spadon uggles lead pencils parlor lamps,
eggshells, and nailkegs all at time.
To keep his fingers timber, Spadoni spends his
mornings Juggling hollow robins eggs, and at night
lifts up his bed two three times to see that his
heavy work does not go back on him
His diet? Tea and vegetables No more, no less!
CA victory for the vegetarians! dreadful example
for the meat eatersD On this food. which the
average man who eats too much and drinks too much
would certainly go into a decline, Spadoni, the
derful juggler, keeps himself strong elephant
and nimbe
His dexterity, his strength his adroitness. is
marvel; and his powerful, at the time subtle,
muscles work together the way the wheels in a fine
watch play their respective parts, with beautiful
adaptability and simplicity.
And simplicity is the true mark of greatness.
Also another element that pleases men who Won
der at Spadoni, is reserve power; that is,
matchess resources, never overstra1ned, and
seemingly than sufficient for the task in
hand-yes, though your bank account was SO
deep and large that you could not possibly over
draw it.
His most difficult and dangerous feat is throw
ing up and catching cannon on the back OF his
bare neck. This cannon which weighs several
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Feats of the Japanese


THEN, there is the renowned Japanese juggler.
Kikuzo, who has wonderful fire and water Jug
gle, as he calls it. He takes an india rubber rope
about twelve feet long, at the ends of which simple
chains used to fasten bowls of water. In these
bowls the jugger sets ahoat of alcohol, the
way boys play with toy ships in tub The alcohol
is set afame, and other preparations made
Swiftly the Japanese steps to the mid center of his
india rubber rope gathers it up,heaven only knows
with what superhuman kill,-and begins swinging
the whole affair round and round, without much
as splling drop of the water tipping the alcohol
boats of fire. Not satisfied, at last, with daredevil
audacity inviting disaster, it would seem the Jap
anese jumps over the rope and back again
Do you believe in reincarnation? At least remem-
Der this, that in Japan there families that have
practised Juggling, father, son, grandson, great
grandson great-great- grandson great-great great
grandson, and SO on back through ten generations
Now, under the law of evolution, some of this
stored up skill must come down through the line as
inheritance.
Then, whenever you juggler like Cinquevali
it is not unlikely that he represents not only his
patience and skill, but too, in large sense, the
united efforts of generations of jugglers dead and
gone nobody knows how many years. man like
Cinquevalli does not create his skill in genera
ton. That seems to be against the of Nature
Think this over and apply it in accounting for
great man whenever you meet him face to face.
Another famous Japanese juggler Matzui, is proud
of this boast: Il come" says he of the sixteenth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-14

hundred rounds is actually shot from catapult,
which SpaoInj springs with his toe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-14

90 SOME deft Turn.
Take the feats of
Spadoni with cannon
balls. All there is to
it, you might say, is
this: An assistant
hurls heavy cannon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-14

generation Of top spinners The
things that this wonderful juggler
can make top do is little short of
miraculous; but his great-ancestor.
several hundred years ago, began
spinning perhaps in a clumsy way.
Most people, thinking of inheri-
lance, always go back to money,
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-18
TENDENCY TO
SAG IS NOTED
ON THE MARKET
A Trading Affair and Stocks
Can Be Bought on a Few
Points Decline for q Tun
Only.
CBy j, Overlook

BOSTON. May l7.-Quiet iiquida-
ton continued today and the market
displayed a sagging tendency through
out the session.
Isle Royals was noticeably strong
on report OF striking the Baltic lode
in a rich trench. North Butte also
showed a firm tone on comparatively
small transactions. The supply of
this stock under 80 is very small and
tt advances easily on small buying
Market remains a trading affair and
can be bought on a few points de-
cline for a turn only.-Paine Weber
& Co.
Curbs featursless with continuation
Of dullness. Shattuck opened strong
at 81 bid. demand seems 10 be general
with very little offered under So.
Listing requirements are being rap
idly sttsnted to and will probably
be in hands of the governors Of Bos-
to7 Exchange inside of thirty days.
DEM offerings around ? Ia have
been absorbed. considerable is wanted
at > IL and > 3-S with onnlyI offer
ings at ? 5-S. LIVE Oak dull and firm
Warrior neglected. Some demand for
San Antonio slightly under asked
price. General tone fairly steady.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-18
Acknowledging.

AT the Acknowledged property
work is being carried on
al the Blackbird in Telfair- shafts.
The Blackbird shaft is being sunk
to a depth OF 215 feet and levels
have been established at 100 feet and
200 feet respectively. On the 100
foot level. about twenty-five feet Of
prosecuting has been done. At a
depth of 200 feet. a crosscut mas
been driven southeast toward the
footwau for about eight feet and
prosecuting northeast toward the
hanging wall has teen advanced i've
feet The shaft work has shown
that at a depth Of 200 feet the vein
grows wider and contains much iron
and some copper stain. thus giving
promise OF the existence Of copper
deposits at greater depth.
At the TeIfair shaft. prosecuting
is being continued on the 50o-foot
level IN the expectation of opening
the Old Dominion veia. which lies
about 100 feet south Of the shaft.
So far this crosscut has been driven
s15 feet. For the past few weeks
the formation encountered BY this
.crosscut has been shale. showing oc-
.casional iron stain.
Superintendent n. A. Nelson is
employing about twenty men IN ex-
ploratory work
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-18

(Member Duluth Stock Exchanee)
The New York msrket opened frac-
tionaIly lower than the close Of yes
terday. and prices were well MAINTAINED
during the entire session. but TO
ward the close a slight reaction took
place. the list closing at about the
low mark for the day.
The copper shares list was firm in
sympathy with tie ivvw York list.
and held wei during the day, but at
the close prices showed a decline.
Hancock showed a point advance but
could not hold. as well as Isle Royal
Calumet and Arizona was firm, Su-
periOr and Pittsburg rather weak at
the close. Greene Cananea sold of
from 900 to 3-s. Shattuck Arizona
was strong. selling as high as 31.00
but closed at 30 r. Dem Arizona
was in good demand at IA to Sic
The Globe issues were very quiet
with the exception of Live Oak which
sold over the 20 mark. The Lake is
sues all showed a fractional decline
at the close.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-18
LIST OF ANNOUNCEMENTS
IN ALTAR DISTRICT LATELY

Placer del Sierra de Comacho-
50 pert; placer; Victor Aguilar
Placer Colorado-50 pert; placer;
Victor Aguilar
Aguas Nuevas-50 pert; placer;
Victor Aguilar
Placer del Rincon de los Cabellos
so pert: placer: Victor Aguilar.
Las .Norias-25 pert; nina and
placer: H. E. Kelly.
san ePrfecto-ls6 pert; nina and
placer: II. f. Kelly.
FL Escrache-4 pert; nina; Al
fredo Moreno.
san ,Xorenzo-1O pert; nina; Al
b,ano p. Sorano.
Ell centenariO-2O pert; nina;
Francisco Escobar.
Contin de FL Escobar-1f pert;
nina: Francisco Escobar
La Blanca-16 pert; nina; Fran
cisco Escobar
Los Azteca-12 pert; nina; Paul
Montejo.
La Con Fianga-15 pert; nina; e.
F. stickley
Don Juan--4 pert; nina; John w.
welch and Benigno Gonzalez.
la Verde Anexas-s pert; nina; ].
z. Masters.
Rio de oro-20 pert; nina and
placer: Kakajera Kipazama.
/, san Rafael pert; nina; antigua;
J. L. Clark.
Homitos-25 pert; placer; ]. E
Suits.
Kalgolie-S5 pert; placer; John A.
Mcintyre and chas. Ross.
Santo Domingo pert; nina;
Francisco NJ. Quires.
Orc Grarde-2s pert; nina; John
Z. Hunter and NJ. /. Moore.
El viego-4 pert; placer; J. E.
Suits.
oron-1e pert; nina; Francisco J.
Beriorquer.
Ell Banco-2o pert; placer; Henry
Schmidt.
lie Grande Bonanza-zS pert pia-
Ger; Louis p. Serano.
NaFate-26 pert; placer; J. y.
McFate.
Creston-25 pert; placer; J. E
Suits.
Exeelsior-s6 pert; placer; Arturo
Guzman Jimenez.
Burns-S6 pert; placer; J. V Rose
boom.
La Lomito de Ia vista-10 pert;
placer; " z. Kelly.
La Lometa de Ia Vista-10 pert;
placer; H E. Kelly.
San Carlos-2o pert; nina; Carl
Lumholtz.
La Verde No. 2-11 pert; mino;
Carl Lumholtz.
La Grande Chispa-36 pert; pla-
Ger. Eugenio P. Serrano.
Dos Medallos-10 pert placer;
Lucky Tip-12 pert: placer; Frank
Clarson.,
Barto T. Laer and Willard A. Saw
yer.
La Fru5illena-10 pert; nina; II.
E. Kelly and ]. L. Clark
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-18

PHOENIX. May 17.-Gen. u. II.
sherman and Z. p. Clark. owners of
the Phoenix street railway. who are
now residents of Los Angeles, have
sold to the Southern Pacific company
the minority interest in che cleo
trio railway lines in Los Angeles, run
ming to Santa Monica, Ocean Park,
Venice and Hollywood.
IL 1905. wneS the Southern Pac-
fife company purchase Of J. W. He'll
man and Henry f HuntinguOS OF
los Angeles a half interest in the
Pacific Electric and Los Angeles rail-
way companies. it also purchased the
Sherman and Clark controlling inter
est in the stock of the Los Angeles
Pacific company It has now ac-
Guirsd all the stock of the latter cor
poration.
By the acquisition of this large
holding. the Southern Pacific in
creases its already large traction n
terests in California. 1t now owns
the street railway systems of Fresno,
an electric railway at Stockton, an
other at San Jose. besides the $500,
o00 it is expending in the electricoz
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-18
SHERMAN SELLS RAIL STOCK
TO THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.

ing Of its urban and interurban lines
in Oakland and Alameda.
Sherman and Clark are pioneers in
electric street railway building
They built. in 1899. the first electric
railway on the Pacific coast, and
practically all of the underlying fran
chises OF the Los Angeles railway
were originally obtained by Them
Gen. Sherman was president and
Clark vlce-president and general man
ager of the street railways in Los
Angeles for may years They might
also be considered the pioneer cleo
trio interurban builders in that sec
ton, building their first line between
Los Angeles and Pasadena and Al
tadena.
They sold the Pasadena branch OF
their interurban system to H. Z.
Huntington. who has done so much
in interurban electric railway build
ing in regent years. and. ia a meas
ure. this was the nucleus Of the great
ilterurban system which has since
been built up by Huntington.
The afterwards built TO Santa. Mon
lea. Ocean Park Redondo, Hollywood
and other points In all their work
the have shown persistent ability.
their pioneer work having doae much
toward the early development OF
Southern California. The Los Ange.
les Pacific company lines. which they
built and operated for many years.
are among the best in the country.
and the energy displayed by these
two men in building up Los Angeles
will not soon be forgotten.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-18
STOCK MARKETS, RAILROADS. FINANCIAL AND MINING
GLOBE MINES


The management Of the OLD Domin-
ion mne is contemplating shutting
down the A shaft temporarily, while
repairs on the station at the third
level are under way. A had cayoin
which has occurred above the third
level station has been threatening to
demolish q part of the third level
and for the past month Intellectual
attempts have been made to repair
the defect without disseminating hoist
ing through the A shaft. which is
the main one of the Old Dominion
mine About two weeks ago a slight
cave-in injured the shaft timbers.
The shut down Of the A shaft VIII
probably not persist over two or
three days. and in the meantime, the
ore and waste viii be hoisted up the
ID shaft and conveyed out through
the tunnel to the bins at the surface.
In the surface tunnel a bad grade
must be repaired before the ore is
removed in this manner.
Excavations for the new hoists
which the company has purchased
for installation at the A shaft are
now under way near The engine
house. Before the hoist is installed
It will be necessary to make excava-
lions sixty feet square and ten feet
deep in solid dacitc A force OF men
is working there now with a machine
drill and the muck is being removed
by a series Of belt eonveyors. The
hoist viii be shipped from the Nord-
berg factory June 1.
While the A shaft is temporarily
closed, production win be continued
under difficulties. as the ore will
have to be trammed from the west
side of the mine to the b shaft. a
distance Of about 26oO feet The
new steam turbines which recently
arrived at the Old Dominion plant
have been unlocked and are ready for
Installation The turbines which
We're furnished by the General Elec-
trio company are Of horizontal type
after a late model which has been
used very little in this country. The
Old Dominion company plans to con
centrate all its power equipment al
the smelter power house except that
needed 10 run the HOSTS Conse-
queatly. the eompressors have been
taken out Of the mine power house
and Installed at the smelter. The
object in concentrating the power Of
the plant in this manner is TO get as
many engines as possible exhausting
into the turbines. The exhaust VII
be two pounds gauge pressure and
the turbines will run two generators
At the concentration a motor is
being installed IN place of the steam
engine formerly In use The motor
viii be placed above the first floor
so as to drive the main power shaft
horizontally and thereby diminish tho
length OF betting and get a greater
degree Of efficiency.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-18

The churn drill being used in pros
pecting the Live Oak property IN ad-
vance OF the underground drifting is
now at work at its second location
400 feet west Of the frst one. The
second hole is forty feet deep and is
in the granite Gaping common to
the Miami mining district. The first
churn driH hole encountered I75 feet
OF chalcocite ore
One Of the notably favorable deveI-
the Live Oak nine is the driving o.
the drift No. 2Os on the second ,sva
This drift has passed eastward
sumed several weeks ago. has been
through forty-five feet OF sulphide orc
II good commercial grade. The yer
teal shaft. where sinking was re
put down 100 feet below the so0-foof
level. thus showing to date a most
promising vertical extent of ore
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-18

DOUGLAS. MAY Especial r.
Different reports have come from
the Altar district from time 10 time
relative to the amount of intertst
which recent Developments in the
placer fields have aroused Some
statements were made that the inter
est in the new district was
largely confined TO Douglas,
while others have said that such in.
terest was widespread, That this
district is today one of the most act
i've in Mexico is shown by recent de
nouneements, which show that the
placer ground is rapidly being taken
ND and that there is much interest
in mines besides.
The following announcements have
been made in the district during
the past sixty days:
FL ORC Fina-3S pertenencias; pla-
Ger; Chas. J. Thompson and John J.
Kennedy.
Ell Toribio-2O pert; placer; E. 2.
Holt.
Las Politas-2o pert: placer; Die
20 A. Moreno.
Narte-1O pert; placer; Diego A
Moreno.
La Disqualification; placer; Die
go A Moreno.
San Christol-2i pert; nina; Vic
tor Aguilar.
La valencia-13 pert: nina; Vic
tor Aguilar.
Las Chipas-ls pert; placer; Chas.
]. Thompson and Otto NJ. Roberts.
La Mancha de oro-s6 pert; pla-
Ger: Otto n. Roberts.
La Dual pert; placer; ]. 5.
Suits
La Esperanza-Placer; 100 pert;
u. H. Allen and E. villars.
Prosperidad--5O pert; placer; L.
H. Allen and E vi1ars.
Montana verde-5O pert; copper;
Rodolfo Vasquez.
Rena de la sierra-s pert; nina;
F. NJ. Moore. 49, 49, ---- ----- --.----------
La Duita--S pert; placer; J. S.
Suits.
Canalito-s pert: placer; j. S.
Suits.
Ell Rincon-12 pert; placer; J. s.
Suits.
Palo verde-sO pert; placer. J. 8.
Suits.
FL Mundo-iO pert; nina; Jesus
P. Garlic.
Ia Fortuna--6 pert; placer; Diego
a. Moreono.
Emma-14 pert; placer; Chas. F.
Hanson.
Cupid-2O pert; placer: chas. F.
Hanson.
Mancha dt oro--6 pert; placer;
John Eberling.
Wall sreet-1O pert; plocer; Jose
H. Crespo.
Buena Fortuna-1O pert; nina:
Jose H. Crespo.
San Fernandez pert; nina:
Fernando Sopeda-
virginia-1s pert; placer; Harvey
A. Kelly.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-18

Gregoria Espi7oso. en- eldely Mex.
lean woman OF Tucson. while cross
ing the Southern Pacific tracks In
that city was run down and instantly
killed Monday marni1g.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-18

The Strollers' Quartet"
Wednesday Eve Nay IS. orpheum
At Orphsum 694