The Anaconda standard. [volume], November 23, 1891, Page 8, Image 8

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THEANACONDA STANDARD: MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 23, xSjt.
INTHE WORLD OF SPORT
Talkof Miners Relating to Tarf, Rug^and D. iiu:i
golden STATE honors
California Hat AbM)U| AH the^Wor.o'i Rocorils Worth Having^Wnen It Comas. ;o Trottinn ^^Bis r'ur^es l fferud.
Ik^ M.veli.visc o' liiitte receive I a^loiter fro ii P-n- WillMMjt M Milpita..^Cal^ He suys Si.vc-Urn it ilo tic llin-ly^mill ktioiilil ! e * ureal liorsc i f i' *ca*-ni.^G^- CMI Suirr. ^TM^ was ^ill^ l u l l BsMM^k brn llie Iuii.t ^-.^^ trxniiiic i'^ n i ' M^ -^lir^c r mm R ixic McGi-cgir, ilmvii^10 see SiiV'T li^^ , p.irtiy - ecuuse Ii * lii.c*^MM as an imliviilii.il M I partly kNWM^lie liu^ a k111Uiy Im^|iM '^r M'^^'^^-^gar blooi. Jtoliirl Mlfl acaa, III^ Hi^collM g I a q Barter i'l al WMMtoi^Ilia sun t! mil u Mi Q ivor, tllljfi mM^(MW^ f^fft BsMM U AM OwuHMWMl^Bonnie .sicUreffor as fu-t a** any sMMB lie^erer Mill I a hn ^ over, lint II mine's' M -^culiur l mi -nc*s forward, which no vuieri-^MsfM MM able to loc.it^ . previ'titc.l til in^from v i a.n n/ tbe recoic! Iii^ spied en-^tul. il MM Mi Hit in irk MM nut lully^represent In* MMM* BMMMM MMMMI^bun fraM maintaining In* average fl itlit^lor a mile. An BsbM MMl i^ ^ay. ^He^wou!il nil ui fuat an lie cuulil ^iiliont^b. iMJ fully ext mli .1 a: d then Jump into^the air from pair.' Bf iy nine lie MM cl^after a break, be won.4 iq.iare away ul a^MM minute eaii.
IkeMMl Silter Bow ran show quarter*^n 3) MMBMMj ami be bel.i v. * bun at^Ja-t as Unlink* Mi tu'v^ laa bus an^oilier trotter, a hal'y, wind, tills- bin eye.^MM* MMMM MMWJMMM ot n worl'l^beaier. Hi' is lite ycailni;.*, Ni'|itti'ic: Ly^iiinpisi; dam Kmmmji by Cmmmmmm^li'iinoui; aearouii iium, Bmm II. Iy
FannyL,oWl,]'i-l. Ike book* the bil^y^lo I lie pole Willi tue p.C r llai)a*cr, ull I^ilr.ve* tbe team altm *t daily. N' pM e^only kn iw* lion't i tro', and tbe way be^^aRi (a In* MMad aioMJMM tbe paeer.^ii.ls l.i* u^ Mff Willi MM*
ItiaM^M tliat M irriii will retir 'f ro-n^Palo Alto at the ctn-c of the y. ar. Hi*^bealtli lia* not been good for three year*,^overwork bMMJ MaaMM4 as tbe came,^a'i'l tie lias been atitioyed 1 y scin in''-* to^mi p pla ti t MM. H^ bas aelu veil lot Paio^Alio about all tlie tr^ mug In.Horn MM^III. , a* It now possets k neatly all the^HIiailMi S inol lias tbe lasteM hM*i^:i:uM4, the it iiii^I 4 vcar-ol I rccorda, ItlOH^^ .i n Anon bas tbI - yeal-j.il nialk,^ill1^, ili'l I'.ilu Alto i- the king ol Mail-^I i.i , wi b a crown ml II h 4.
SinceTom (iaiiutrh'-r came to Unit^^' am Martin ban greatly unproved I ii^C'liue of billiards an I lias in c me r -^^narkatily MaMMI hi funey shot*. Ci.iV^luvlu r *a^-^ tin ii nre few caperm ill tlie^country MM can npial Martin at d Hi^en.i abol*. Dr. K i ^ ul Helena, MMMM^wiimti a'lil Martin tie. re is |,^-i-u rivalry,^says Sam i* prcat Ml ^Incf rilliitil-,^^b t i- not to lip MMMM d t^ 'he te| rc-^MMtlM o' *1- en ', VMM ^llitelleclu.il^billiard**1 are consult ri d.
California now b ilda all Ma trotini|{
re'ordsof tbe arcaidl lb* ye'trlitnt,^lr3*Ml tb 2-year-olil, SAO%\ tbe .'I year-^oiil gad i-y' itr-ol'l, ^:1UV^. unl tb ^ .%-year-^old and world'* recor i,^'4 N ^w by^Palo Alto'* wonderful perlofiiianee tb^^Mate bas caplnr.-d tbe world* Mailt'11^r^ cord Willi 11 MMM of ^I'Jtt'^, i-q'.a rtaz^Man I S.'i c'li btalel tun ^ MMM d'11 d^tbe world tor *o many year*.
'1lie lallMMMJ is a lint of tin wore! *^ri coi ds anil tb.- MwMa upon wbirb ibey
Mre maile, Ii MMlMC w .ill tb^ MMMJHI
ibeblliaral 1'ba yar iinr nule n eord.^^HKi w as made at Moc kuni 0:1 Ot't 21,^:^i.. bf ^eaa:or BlMMwi't II lv II II Bird,^by Bleatioaaee, Ml^! H au'riil H'lU b
'Ilie Moor. Ml MM foaled M il'l'li... I' l 1,
Tbe^-year-old mile record n| ^.'tbji^was mad ai Stockton on V v. 1 ', ^ 'l n^S. tint .r Mam id's b y *talli^ii A11 01, by^lib ctioiu 11, daM M iiii i'a l v KMMMM^He ^ a . b nied on Man .1 Id 1NM
The3 and 4 ye*r-old r. 1 or ^, MM^2:ll)'r. and tbe world'* record ai llOtij,^were m ideal Stockton 011 tlo. Mi iNii,^tbi' latter by ibe world famous b.iy MMV^Sutiol, by BlatttMna r, dam Uaxiiia by^O' in 1.1I Ilea oil 17j.'i Sbe w as foali d^Apri. 11, ls-i. anil was bred by Senator^Staiilord, ^ Ii ^ told In r to It bel t MM*^Her.
'Ine world's stallion re 'or.l for a mile.^2:us^4 w i* iiiadi N .v. 17. lKtl. af rtl.e^btaMIM kit* - .baped track by Senator^Slan ord's bay ttajlliM Pala All 1 .'3i3, I y^KlectioiieiT, out of Hani- WiniiM by^Plaint. lb- wa* foaled oil ftm^ Ik, 1MB^and 1 q 1 tied tbe MMj'aMMtiM] record of^Maud S. a* the nM 't trotter 111 the^world, tlie t ni^ oli y liaV.UK h en once
11.ate: 1, it a m^ ly by Sin d, an Oat, I last.
t'alilonn.ialso I,old. Ma I 1 ^ar*oU^K'allioii n 1 M I mad'' by (' |M*la^ Ba f c'*^UeKinuey arbo ia by Al 'ieiu-, a *aa of^^^ o mp \v b.cs, ^ in of Ho a Sj 1. j^ to.^Nov IT, Ik'- l.i^ I'wind Me w. rid ^ 4-^ji ar a d * .. lio 1 1M icd to ^: ..
TbeBold 11 aiala bMda tin * wi Pa rec^^ord for yi arliui; pat*n aJao ValanaM%a^filly Ftt'is'a, by Si ItM v. t^ Mi 1 I nn ^ at
Blranat.M v i'l. IMI, in 2:..'i':
TbiM'are 11.1 ull 111 1 vol ^. ^ raaarda^beiil DJT (' ll f ir ia Ii ^r^e-, b 1! uMJF Mi^tlie moat illlllurlatlt.
Tb^ fellowil | ^'^' ^ p| iatMff l.ii. beill^r^ Mitt d troui an eM' CMtd corn tDMllcill^at Waruner, ldabo:
TbereI* a pr babil ly of War la r Jriin.
itidtin- PaaiBa S TtbarrM cairu \\.
bave.1 oil gooil aulii' ii ^ tbal tin 111 ij ^r-^by ol ibe ilirecior* of tin- HwihaiM BMM^un 111 f ivor ol a Warn,01 laaM MMtJ ^d-^muled u case Portland *boul t lecMPa ^ a*^try to lli ^ I a.ili'rn a MaMi f r lieu ^ a-
MIn vii'^' of MmMianalaaiMaaippaat
Mcorded tbe national name by Co Bf^d Aleue pi i pb- in iti ncral. .mil WafdMV^in pai tien.nr. 1. in i^t b .11bn.it. d that a^MaVM from '' b ^ Mafic Cl y' would ad I^una lv i^ in.' iineresi in mi' year*^MMM** '^r ''^ p i.nam in w borne liy^Portland.
How.ver, ^bould W.irduer not M^M^fori mate a* to lie MylMd to take P.^rt^^lalld'k place, kbe Will, III Vertbeli-f*, be Ul^tie- lie! 1 wiili a itrout' team, iba MMh a*^lor w Inch i* rlaTbl here now , at MMl ai^Ma4 year'* players batrniK MM retained^by Ma 11 alter H. A. Ad. ins, ui li r wlmse^aide diracttoq Um club maiiiiatiied u^^MMMM all ^ o ur il'Alene c til.^tbe past i-uiuiner.
EvanMor/ati. tiia well kiiomn 1 r M I^ter 01 MfeMtic *port*^ i^ in receipt ul *^letter Iroiu liilly Madden, m MUM Ml
ni*cotrercrof John L. Sudirar, ( litrley^Milclieil, Jake K Irani and oilier well*^known puadia'.k, 11 quire* a* to the avail^^ability of Warduer a* ill 1 battle (ground^of ibe in xi ureal Hatic encounter fur Iba^world'* championship. Peter Mailer, tbe^Irish champion, w bo-e destinies Madileii^is stia;iiUK *u far as rnnuaeeriiil skill ran,^is MMMM 10 l anle with Sinlivsn, Mitch^^ell, Jacksnn or C'orliett, but prefer* alv.tre^everything a light uinlei- the I-indon pria ^^1MB rule*, M tVU IMsl c!i.iuiiuou*'iip bai^^lie* BMM he kovi rtnd by such MM*i and^the cliainpiou*lii|' 1* what Mai.er s after.^Since nearly all Bkf b ates ol the union^have b (rally forbidden any but glove^flghin, tbere are but few localities avail^^able for such a in -cling as won d be held^should Madden succeed in finding all op^^ponent fur bis protege.
Wardnir,however, has alwuys ex^^tended a w elcome hand to all It uc spori*,^an 1 is in a MaetsM now lo provide ample^accommodation* for any number ol Visit^^or* who can reach here d,r^cl y without^transfer or staging, by two great tram^coiituital radio.nil, Ibe Northern l'acillc^and L'iiiou P.icillc, and on account ol its^advauia^c of im p MMM It can command^a largo attendance, drawing In 111 both^Molilalia and the r oast a* well as from^tlie large cup * of the East. '1 be Coi ur^^ I'Aleiits are a 11 inly widely known a*^i o-kersed of great mineral wealth. Ward*^Mf i* the brigbti *l gem iii tin- colleen in^ot pin-p-reus towns, anil on neiouut of^the i.r lent love o! kport luauifested by 11*^en lens, the low 11 call be depended on to^give a rigbl royal weicomo to all Mi IM^^1 tors.
Yourc rr. spond-nt called upon .Mile*^Mi'N'.i ly, the undefeated pugilistic chain-^p11.11 of 1 luho, and asked bun bis opinion^a* to the anilities ol the lale Teddy Outli^^ne a* a pistol fcliot and genctal all-round^athlete. Miles poob-hooed tbe i lea of^anyone pulling the ^l.cper^ up a* even a^lair marksman or fighter. ^Why,' said^Mc.Nally, ^be nnsseu ui^ BfMM bo had Ids^tun shoved within a lew niche* of my^MM 1 ilon't know wheilier my go al^MMM was due to hi* poor bhouling or^my ajMlily a* a dodger, but in any 1 vent^1 am inighty glad ho inibbed his mark.^^Mile* ba* lelind front the ring, and^is a luavy owner iu the Widi-^Awak^, a galuna property, which^1* showing up spb-udidly. Many of lit*^admirers are anxious to see bun MMMM^the arena, but there is little likelihood of^1 lit tr hopes being MSbiMM Utiles* the^Montana champion, G oige Kessl r,^bhoul I giVo a toot, NN Mae weuid^aKsiircill. b.* 011 ham! mid ^in it.''
PeterSchumacher, the wrestler, has^laM aiT.ve l, and a ill,itch is on the tan *^in luei n him and u local man 11.1111 -^^I^l'i B;etald, who 1* not without exiicri-^^ lie -, and will give Pete u bald run^sliould lbey com ^ MMBMla
Therepori* published 111 the J^r \Mi \ i.,i^a tew weeks ago that Hilly Henuessy, the^well-luiowii middh weigbi, was slahb ^ I^at Mo-cow iii a In Use of ill lepllte, do^not cirrespotid with the aMMMMM made^here yesterday by an eye wi'liess to Ibe^trouble. It MMM lb ly was nearer a ben^roost than auywb -re else, and the noise^made by the chicken* aroused the MS*^pic oii of a dishwasher working at the^re -lauraut who went to invcttgatc the^cau-e. lie was met by Hilly and knocked^dou n a lew l ines. Had be In ^ 11 knocked^0111 all luiglii buv ^ ended well, but be^w ouldn't ^go inn^ and gol up Willi a g ir-^dcii hoc an 1 Mruck Hetiii.'*--^' ill tin- lace,^causing 1111 utly ^. uud in the foieln al^over the Ull eye.
DISCOVERED BY A BOY.
P.erreI.oriilanl, a bo was an ^ x ens ve^BMBsMy an I MHWbMMT ^f yearlingi a fe^^years ago, ba, adopml a near p dny an I^will horealter coi.Hue his MNMM 10^d v.'lopi'd lb ir:^u_;htii'cd-*. lie has tin*^full purchased J hnny lb cksher ( or.i-^ciiy J y lay tue) 2-y-ar-old, ly 1 nils.11 ,^for jlc.UM; l.i Tosea, 3 years, bv Si.^HI,lise, 1- rf.'i.Kh: A I lie, Iraaraa by Irc-^Bjastas, tor PMyCMAj and t il t MM| 'I years,^M I'lion iaU', for ^l5,lKci. Adda- nan^1 xti'^ mely speedy Il ly, sue wa* oniuU^bv J. M. brow n ^ Co. of Texan. Jim^Hr.'^ n is a IMMIM batidler ot q MUfMff^horses. When die Molilalia bora*,^liob Wad1, was taken to llicgi^lies fal1, ami an ^ ff r was MMM t^^ Maseb^him at a quarter ag iin^l any ll.'er ul d ir.^lb-Id park. J.111 Ilrow-n n j une l with an^all r 10 back BtMic aga n^t btm at half a^mile. N 1 much NMlM I,
Thelie.lo M .1 la s' 11 I recently lost by^death the weanling biycolt bv Ii q eu-,^'lam 1'iiH.iI oiiia. by imp BtMl 1'aM*
Theco 1 MM a mil brother rd Marcus^Daly's l'aiiiinan), MMMf o! rHi,'^nn ibis^year, and a half br.it hi rot the !..-^. mare
111.ia BlMkbM 1.
LiuPUMsUtVa
lh. Urn k vii tllltl t ia^jr l.lsml Jockey^4 lulls' Ann uucrliienta.
XiWfMaB. Nov. 2.'.^lbi^ llrooklyn^Jo^ ki t club eirries for BM spring BMM^nig ai lf'.^- close Jatiiiaiy 1. Among tin^-takes are the llrooklyn handicap, at one^111 la and a quitter, 111 irinieed value^^l'5.p 0| tb.- Stibiirliaii 11 Hubcap, ibaa IMa|^ine C1e.1i American 2-year-old *tak^ la^w orth M '.^^'1
TheBlbt ratak's of merit arc the HrooK-^lyti 1 up, the Sl. MMM le t. I stakes and^ill^ K11u1r.lv, the I'tookdale and the 1'. rt^Hamiltoti bati'iic.ip-.
TheCsatl y Island .lockey club MMM^c s i's greal aiaMsl i reel, the S'lncrbati^hand aa|*] to be worth f'Jn.O 0 in %^ ^car.^Tbe I n 111 Hy stakes for lr^4 w ill have
117,600addedla iis value. **ua PutarMy
couisew ill be about nix llrlongs.
I,KO(JKiMMi I OMPLKTED.
Ibe MMM Itarcs i.t tie' llulaiie'oli'uri.^Me icg Wet M 011) Ot^l^ L-rli.
IMil MM ' 'i M^ . b'W.l. N V. H -^TM
piograniiiii'lor die two week-' meet givi n^b iba I iiepeiideMa Driving Parfe mbm
cat on t. compl'-ti , and sliow- lli-taki s^MBI0.080Mt ami aln ip t'cla-ses with^M 6^ purses. I'.f y lie 11-aiid debar* w ill
;be raibi d for spi e.al eaawta. The clu^lra^ce for the yearling *tnb^^ is placed^al % I .1 Mt of the BiyJu ; :'-yi nr-^Id, 1
'p. r 1-1111 : 3 year- dil, 2 pi r cent.; 4 ft ur-^ol I. 3 pet cent A dec ah d nun vatioti in^class races p ace- all ^ titrance* at 3 per^cent, the lowest BM unt ev r ununited In^any mmm ation. l'tie tie 1 t ng w ill be^held the lasl w, 1 k of A' ini-i and tbe^lirstw, ikol Si'i'-imil r in xt.
It^-^ Ban 1 * i- MsaM^( Hicii'ii, Nov. '.'J. Ko-idierry. the^faMMs bajrh juinpir, fed last tnglit at^' b^ 1 at sn ck r bow , while BlsrM|WMa M^beat In* ncord. To-day hi- died from^paralysis 11- a MMMi *'f tb*. fall Hi-^' win r. Mr P. pp-r, bad relu* d $10,000^or bun.
niton Iter IStS,^l'.Mtis, Texas, N v 22 ^^l brce Ihoiitailfl^hn - I e uion nla portion of the com-^MMM 1 lalfoTM burned this evening.^L ss, $.00.101 j insured.
How1.1:1 Ir Mr. ItsMM arurd Hi t a^I |.tnl Hwa Lnsilalf.^CfTTK, N^.^ 22 ^Tlie biy'* name is^Stevens, and he l.ves with Ins parents in^South Molilalia street. He did not know^thai th)' pistol with wh ch he was play ing^wa* *M*i d until the bullet stiuck bun in^tin fl ahy part of the leg. and then ill -^knowledge cam^ too lale. Tbe doctor^came forward nn 1 patched up the bole.^'I Ills ocei r*cd 'n-lllght.
VfAGUIRL'SOPERA HOUSK
BUTTfc..MON T M^John Uaculre, Proprlelcr ami Maiazir.
TbeGreat Event of this^lie.a 1 meal of
PIANOS
AND
ORGANS
Donot fail to call and get^Prices and Terms.
SOLDON ^
MONTHLYPAYMENTS.
Ifyen think of MaM'aMa n I'iain or OMm*^1 ai-1 not hint hn strictly tlrst rMM ^n,,^ni wliuli Hie nn uwiug It a^I ar.uil 11 I:
I'ianos
W.T. GARLETON'S
OPERACOMPANY.
50-AltTISTS-WI 4-XK;ilTi!-4
Thanksgiving a^id Saturday^Matir.ea,
' BEGINNING (
WednesdayNov. 25.
Hiperln re \V. i!nrs.!ay evening an^l Hi in'^s-
.. . I.^ lea 1 re illlil Sl.iu.lll^ i'VelllUg,
th-1st- bl fun re '' era Kiicccts,
^INDICO
ThursdayEven'n -t and Satur^^day Matinoe,
FridayEvening
THEG0ND0LIER3.
NotwllistandlnL' the inuranse exueits't^iitteii'l in; the MsMKII ottliisreii.^biati-il eomnkiiy, the man gMucin lias^liei-kled til .t lite pi lees wih be:
Osllfirvand Hale my$ ,V
ia-l ivu rows im lire*. Circle.. 1 01
tiiciIXjesM and yaiqurt ^I AO
Salei.f seats will begin Monday ai il a. in. at^Calkins' Iiimi . Mure. 1'r.e list ami ci-uiph-^in. nl.iiy msp tided.
\tAGUIKH'SOFHKA HOUSK
l BUTTt. MONT. 1^^JtjHN MACUIKKMs, anl Manager
XmasGoods.
lbsMitcbless^ Slflawiy,^George Sieck ^ Soa.^tstey.^tttber,^A brecht,
asoa^ HimUn.
Organs
Eftov.
Mason^ Hamlin,^F^ckard and
Wt-starnCottage
OldI limns and ^ ^t in'is Ink ti in i'MMJI^BMMMiea Oat am e :.
ALLINSTRUMENTS WARRANTED.
Noit.ni I ' tn ib w g' uds and givrf pn es.
PilMni Organs 10 Heat.
Al.I.KIN US Or
SewingMachines.
E.H. SHERMAN,
125 East Par* street.
'lelephM N^.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY!
Commencin
November24, 1891.
i^THE PRESIDENT^ \
TheRuler ot flic
ComedyRealm.
ALauflmhle, Legitimate ( oniedy, with
Mr.Frank David
) and cast nf (
GOj'ipETE/J.TCC^ED;AJ^I5.
AKrast of H -fitiid Mlrtli. I'mler .lie Per-^aaMl ^' r- c. i n ai
Mr.BEN HENDRICKS
Usualjirlees s MM sea's MB in advance^and . vn ii ti e rasa,
l.'csi'iv.^t sr-als nu sa c Bjui.ruay, November^H, at t al ni.s
rK:^5w-.ir^_RrSl
PavilionSkating Rink.
Don'ticrgct the Rac to^^ri gh . Two hours'^skat ng only 25c.
ADMISSION.INCLUDING SKATES, 25c
LadiesFree.
JOEDALTO.M, -
IV'amgor
GrandMilitary Ball
tiivenunder the auspices of
EMMETGUARDS, COMPANY B,
Ntiional tm.ird of Montana, at
finers' CJlnion Hall,
ON
TUESDAY,NQU. 24.
MusicFurnished by Yan Orten's Orchestra.
0OMMITTS8ON ARRANGKMENTS:
Cipt.loltn Uiannai;an Lieut. Charles Gai Jncr. Sergt John l^o-^rjerty, ^erL;t Dan N man, Privates John McGr.itli,^W il.iam K lly, Tom Utilicnic.
K:.Ci:PTU)Ncomm. (TEE:
CorporalsJames Hyland Miks Joy, Wtiliain l.oban, IVivate^Mm Moynaiian.
FLOORDIRECTOR :
I
Len: Con H iyes.
1LOOR COMMITTEE i
Ed.Shtvlian. John Fof^rty, William Kc ly, M lorphy. William^Dectuy. Thomas Duhem.'.
TICK6TS.- $2.00.
ri^ ^
MM
D.M. M
THEchilly winds of^W.nter serve as a re^^minder to us that Christ^^mas time is fast approach-^ing^ We have received^and will place fcryour in^^spection, early the coming^week, as fine a line of Hol-^day goods as can be^shown in the city.
Agcod Razor, together^with a good Shaving Set,^makes a present which is^sure to be a ppreciated by^any f cntleman. Ali kinds,^shapes ard sizes are now^displayed, also a full line^ot Razor Strops and Man^:cure Se!s.
knivesin great variety.^Some ot exquisite work^^manship which will please^Anyone. R^ member how
delighted^ou used to be
whinpresented with a^^jack-knife.^ Now that^you are ^^rown up^ peo^^ple we can delight yc.u^w th our goods just the^j-ame-
AToilet Set pleases the^lad es. We can suit any^tas e and puis,- in goods^of tlie latest designs.
ItIs well known we car^^ry a very la ge stock of^per:umes. All are first^class, fresh goods, but the^very latest odor is
TheLondon Mist.
'Ihe largest stock of Gal-^vani; and I ar.idij1 Batter^^ies in the sta-e, compris ng^tlie Florence, K d ler s,^Mcintosh, Cailleand Uni^^versal Batteries.
Anexcellent stock of^cigars of the best manu^^facture, bcth imported and^domestic, o:i which we are^making a drive tor the box^t1 ad_' of the city.
1Dili Cl),
223North Main St., Butte.