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THE 1IOKHY 11 KHALI),
Conway, SC.
Indian It.-ise-Itall I'layers.
In the State of Virginia and in
that part which is associated in history
with the story of Captain John
Smith and Pocahontas, there is a
school known as "Hampton." Here
there tire one hundred ami forty Indians
studying hooks, learning trades
and in their hours of /('creation |
playing ball- There are four clubs
now among these Indian school-hoys.
The best cltih boasts the name of
"Hampton Indian Nine" or "'First I
Nine," while the noorosf cluh mod-'
1 " .. 1
estly calls itself "Fourth Nine.
]hiring the Easter vacation the \ ale
Glee Club stopped at the Hampton
School. The singing was very much
enjoyed, but the presence of Mr. A.
A. ktagg, the famous amateur baseball
man, roused the interest and
enthusiasm of all the ball players.
A desire was at once aroused to make
his acquaintance. Those boys who;
had the pleasure of a hearty handshake
and a few words with him now
feel like old friends of Mr. Stagg. j
The words that gave a special delight
to all the boys who heard them
was the olTer to give a few points on
pitching, lie then accompanied tinIndian
pitcher to the practice
grounds. Here Mr. Stagg explained
and put into practice the theory of
his deceptive curves, lleeaught for
bis pupil and explained the cause of j
each failure and encouraged each
. success. This practice gave t he
club what it needed and aroused an
interest that will last for some
time.
The "Hampton Indian Nine' has
been organized for about two years.
Gaines have been played with a club
of white men from a neighboring
O c
town. In this club there are four
men who have played with professional
clubs while the Indians are
new players. The best game if hoy
have won was from this club of
white men by a score of f> to G.
The greatest success they have gained
is the friends they have mad bye !
quiet gentlemanly conduct on the
field. This has been so marked that '
newspapers publishing reports of
their games have made special mention
of it. Their uniform consists
of a white flannel cap with a red
band around it, blue shirt with the
letters "II. 1. X." in white upon the!
breast, blue pants and dark red
stockings. Another success in their
base running. This is not done to
perfection, but when any are on the
bases they do some good running.
The next Indian club at this school
is known ss "Ten Little Indians."
They piny a very good game. They
have won all the games they have <
played. They hare more time to
practice than the olaer boys and so i
are able to play a good game. They <
have beaten clubs of white hoys who
have played them, and -?lso one club 1
of colored boys.
At the Educational Home in I'hil- 1
adelphia there is a club of Indian I
boys. They have during the past ]
season })layed with neighboring 1
white boys. They have also visited <
some of the towns in New .Jersey and t
played. They have to their credit a ?
large percentage of their games play- i
ed. ' 1 <
At ihe (ioverninent Indian school 1
at Genor, Nebraska, there is a very (
goo<l Indian base-bull club. To find <
ball playing at school may be natur- f
S. al enough, but it extends further, it
, At the Sesneton Agency in Dakota*
4
here is a line ball elub of Imliair ]
:>o\>. On the Oneida Reservation in
Wisconsin there are throe Indian 1
nn*e-ball clubs. !
Among the Sioux Indians at Low- h
?r ltrule Agency in Dakota they I
play ball. On the Fourth of .Inly <
last year the special feature of the I
lay was a game of base ball. The i
elebration of a great national holi- i
lay, by Indians, with the great na- i
tional game, is something rather
novel. All the players in this game <
were Indians, and the Indian spcctators
were as entluisiastie as those
who wateh the New games.
There is no doubt, however, that the
;'.\elamat ions sounded" different.
There were also many little differen- :
i 1...I l - i - '
i ^ i i hi i. M i >u n i i iii \ *. Miuuh ;i .Min-lafor
who lias watched l?all playing
unong whitepeople. Some of these
were to their credit. All umpire's
decision was not <|iioationcd and the
playing was <|uiot and orderly. 1
It has heen the custom at. some of :
most of the Western Indian agencies 11
to spend the day in dancing and
feasting. This is a relic of their!
old and uncivilized life. The day!
which is emblematic of the birth of m
this nation is better celebrated by i
the games and pleasures of civilized |t
people. The feasting and dancing)
is a tie of the olden time and carries !
all who take part in it backward, i
It means a domination of old nonprogressive
men, superstition, idle-:'
ucssau'd ignorance. The celebration 1
at Lower Brule means improvement,
education, progress, young men.
Base-ball playing among Indians is
significant of more than a cluiugc in
game, yon see. *
It marks civilization The result is
that the young people by their work,
play and living are carrying their
race toward a new life instead of
!
mo "lumen ooiiiiiitimg on as do-j
fore.
The agents al many or all of the
Agencies should when possible ar
range to have the festivities to he. t
forward along this line. It wouldi'
he more to their credit and for thd|
Indians and our country than w ,
have an Indian dance to satisfy tfe
curiosity of a few white people.
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W ASH I NdTON \AWTHR.
Kcipilar ('orrofpomlciit.
Mr. Itlainc has civatcd a great sen- j
sat ion here I?v a fo.v remarks, made
in the room of tin Senate chamber
on Appropriations against the MeKinlev
tariff li'll. Blaine's friends j
claim that th/criticism was made in
a joking maimer for the 'purpose of
chnlTiug Se/ator Allison and that i
nothing w.ialover was meant by it;;
but ot he)/ contend that the Secretary |
meant o/crv word he said and that ^
his opiiion of the bill is but a retlec- \
tion o'thai held by Mr. Harrison,'
Mr. Blaine has positively declined to!
make a statement on the subject for
publication, which added to the fact
that lie is strongly opposed tothesu
gar scik?uiiu* ol the lull makes it look
as though lie was opposed to the bill, j
w hich is to he called up iu the Sen- j
ate next Monday. Mr. Blaine has |
for several weeks been t rying to work
up a Senatorial sentiment in favor
of providing for reciprocity with the,
Latin-Ameriean countries by means
of an amendment to the tariff bill;
but for some reason lie has apparently
not succeeded. However Jit is
hardly probable that as shrewed a
politician as Mr. Blaine will openly
attack a party measure which has i
been Approved by caucuses of both'
1 Louse and Senate. It may be; true
that he would, like to see the bill defeated
inSenate: but he would never
say so y hen he knew that its defeat
would be practically impossible.
< >ne republican candidate-Mr. (
Harrison has removed himself from 1
I
the tield'of possibilities in 1892 pro- J
posed returning to Indiana and re; 1
suming the practice of law us soon I
as expires. If itjdid not look so much ^
like striking a man when he is down, {
one would like saying "sour grapes" ^
for Mr. Harrison stood no more j
chance of receiving the nomination g
>f the republican party in 1892 than
he did of being nominated by the;)
democrats. If
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Post master (Jeneral W anamaker \
lias made a great many enemies in ii
the (I. A. U. by his treatment of applicants
belonging to tfiat organizaion
as well as bv ignoring recomen
bit ions from them. Heretofore,
liese complaints have been whisper'd;
but now the men are getting
lespenile and are threatening to make
>pt ii war upon Mr. Wanamakcr if |
ie doea not allow them more eonsid*
ration in dispensing the prtronagcl
>f his department. Mr. t'larkftonj
nnoothed up lots of this sort of;
rov|?le for his chief; l>ut now he i i
n one has taken hisl(
T11E IK >1111
place.
For two entire days the democrats
win' in possession of the House, and
Speaker lb saw himself temporarilv
def< i on the silver hill; but
Ih demo v. !? not strong enough
either in omiber -or purlamontary
tuctica, to < i -prose of the bill before
the return of thejabsent repblicanBennbled
the Speaker to again resume
the whip h .ml and send the bill
when he had first ordered it-to the
conini it tee on < oinage Weights and
M - II i
iiHii-uiiJf, WHICH IS K ll( ?\v u to he
host i ie to tin- free coinage aniend11
it * 11 ( passed l>\ I In- Senate. The
si]\ men in (lie republican party
lo t a gnat opportunity when they
itl! >wed this l?ij| to he referred to the
committee; lint it only proves what
ln?s ho often been proven before that
the organization of the republican
party in Congress is vastly superior
to that of its opponent, It isbeleivcd
now that - the committees will
strike out the free coinage amendment
and that the tinal result will
he some sort of a compromise which
will la; satisfactory to the gold men.
The McKinly tariff bill is to be
called up in the Senate next Monday
iind the country will have to take
seve.tal weeks'of the usual tariff talk.
\\ hat a subject for sweltering July
weather.
I saw a letter to.day from Mr.
Mrieo, the chairnian of the National
[lemoerutio committee in which he
denied in the most positive language
that he had anv idea of resigning
chairmanship. On the contrary he
says lie is hard at work mapping out
the coming congressional campaign.
Another brilliant idea has for the
present been abandoned. The House
1'oSt-ofTicc committee lias decided to
pi st pone furt her consideration of the
l'ns al telegraph bill until next winter.
The committee, did not ask Mr.
Wanainakiv's permission either.
Although Secretary Proctor came
in with the present administration
lie never found t ime until a few days
ago to go t hrough t lie War demrtment
f<\or which lie nominally preside*,
lie was not recognized by one-third
?f the employes through whose rooms
he passed. It has been suggested
thai Mr. I'roctor take couple of weeks
off and make tin- acquaintance of the
clerks of the war department.
Kveii the Inikd States (Senate is
sonietine -nib etcd by public opinion,
it has adopted a resolution for the
oppoint no nt of a committee to investigate
tlu ecoiuuny and eflicicncy
of its administrative service: The
salaies paid Senate employes are about
2b per cent in excess of those paid
by the lions..- for the same work, but
it would be safeto wager that this
committee docs not liiul it.out
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Notary Shuffle Sawing iviachina!
RAIllCAI. UKPAUTI UK 11 . Ol > i'.VYl.K MUIIIM'S
Mile Whssl'Skjii'HE " STANDARD "
. i no ; I ? . 1 v. ifli tha
Hhiittlo move* oontln- '*
uoualy Inono ilirc t o. ' "
_ _ PI'ilST OF THE UNf!
Friction Nearly
\ an- < ' I I . ;.y|! a
AlJOLISMP.D, | i . i iitf
Run* oiu?-hnlf fn?t'- I I'*.7*1.?
with aiuitQ motion if ? ,vi , . . t.
'vol, ih' i- i.-c nfl i l for ilia
! ciii : . U- i Ini'tilmn
tuns Onc-llalf Easier. 1 u llU0
Mako* |c?i thnn o:i> (Uv7 thf- 1
half tlio nol.o. -,?u / '-.I'1* .
Uot.iry Motion l? llio Only Truo McthiM of IVivfiiR a
?winit Mnrliiii", |i< noi !* lijn-l i in'Tinn-i.. hilt call on
or i.Kont umt Kraitiino t.'.o t XAflh.Mlll," or M-inl i
on* for olrcular-:, etc.
JlardarU Sowinfl Co., Cleveland, 0.
iS^S^Snperior tc all Snlistitotej
?*or\A/*ri for ralsinif mill in akin if I.IkM,
nt- VV ^ lUucstllilr IUm'IiIIn, tin-in!. Tea
('aha, 1'len, Mufllns, \V11 ill en,
V/t" A CT Johnny ITike.CornHroad, Short
T LAtJ I ( hV.o, Tot Vie*, Da in pi I nan, I
Rolled Pnddlnv* and Itur.k* I
bnikinpfl wheat. k pouml cans ft rent*.
I* UVfLfw"'^ Hold l?y Country Merchant*.
L Jllrnv Mnniinnlurlnif C??.....
1UT.TIUORK.W.I.
! feMi't ri?!f '
js. '
FBAWtO !H iJ-JC Z> US GILT. ?
l'lush ttordt-r, Mi'W Inchon.
| ?e?-For $3.00
As flisoas any Artist will sell for $10.00.
(ALMOST AMY DEALEK CAN SHOW YO\ ONE.)
BY SAVING 25 COO G .S OF
nnouooT^A
:rifUVuS3E'd
Croairi Swotting Powrior.
ONLY COSTS mTvACKAtiE
<w7
One Coupon in Kvery Packatfo. _
lfn?jccellctl in Quality atnl Quantity. *
ahk v??r GROCER *?? ?
If he docs not luivo It, write to tie ami we
will s?-it that von t It.
WARREN PROVOST & CO.,
26-30 Humboldt St., - Erooklyn, N. Y
if? sc "*ss aa K'f? nfeftS'UnlEa>^~
M A If 5 FKtl.M Kl.OWMIS IN TI1K
LAND OF FLOWERS ! '
I DOUSSAN'S
?| *m <>> ? ^ ft r !5 ? lit
. v It w Vi i t# y fi I i
tu 1 ? .. Wj,.'i!i:ilcr?Toii Itnttlce.
EACH 05 CENTS.
AI.SOOUK I X Tit A KINB Sl'KCIAI.TlES:
LYS DOS 5NCA3 I SPMKG MIST !
LUHEAS \ NEYADA!
IMPERIAL PIP4K ! t
ROUSSEL ROSE
EDEN BOUQUET!
LILY OF THE VALLEY!
Alt r><> centn per bottle. PSCCIOLA !
TUo most (Jollcato and most lasting odors made.
I Our trade-murk patented oil every label.
" Delicate as a cobweb.
Lasting as the bills."
Jt" Ifyonr ili-nuut.t don't Leep theru .end
iimo'int so ns nnil \vr will llirivai'il prepaid.
DOUSSAN FRENCH PERFUMERY CO.,
4? < ') :i I't ? ? * SI.. \".-w
w xsj sms-wmtssBsstBssiHm
WERNER'S
iiAiTinin
yVmL i s lliliU
-?FOR
Dyspepsia mi Srdigestiok. ?
f lIRKi?; mid chronic
V ca*Of?. Thin is tlio most
aggravating 1)1 so use which
troubles the American People.
To t lie IIYHPIvPTIC it
will |>rovo to lie the festorntlvc
lie lius sought lor so long
in vain.
OBSTINATE MALARIAL DISEASES,
Liver Complaint, Biliousness, Etc.,
TIICI.I) when expensive uml
elaborate treatment prove
ineffectual,
fiOHSTIPATION & ROWELS
Causing Headache anil Nervous Diseases,
LOOD POISON AND PILES
/0\re It ?%I.I i:vi:n at mice by
t~ft using MA1.T TONIC.
| DOSES FOR $lQO.
All we ash is a Trial, Druggists Bell It,
er order from Proprietors,
W. ft, II. WFRNFR ft. P.n Clifton Park,
... ^ ... ..-....-M w wvm N.Y..XJ.8.A,
UNION SGHCGL FUBNITURE CO.,
Kt ii K u F A O T E ? S
f F".:'-:*wl
fl 0 (?* . -I'M ?!
OK ALL | ^"v: : ; vr | KIMDS OF
? m I
Is .YHTM* i - i-mr. ?.:?* jkjtw5 ^
IFURNITURE
an? FITTINGS for
OFFICES, SCHOOLS, BANKS
and COUiiT-HOUSES.
nii3 v
WF, mnko >i spoolnlty ?>f t.ilre desks lit
grout variety of h' vl ;nnt prices?
thousands sold aniniftliy.
All Kinds Of .METAL AM) CLASS WORK
TOR INTERIOR l iTTl ;,1S.
> Write for Calaip{;'.;ec and Prices. >
Address?
union school Franco.,
Mention this pspcr. lllVtllo Cr?H, M it'll#
I'll i n in mwn?k.
FIFTY THOUSAND ^
s,STom A
PER ANNUM
With HIANTKI K n??
i HOLTiOWW
A UK. I'lN-VVAHI'i, and other Rood* In
proportion in iho pvoiluctlvo capacity
of tUu ^
Phillips & Buttorlf Manufacturing Co.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Til l? I It STOCK of furiilHhlnrs for
th? K1TCHRN, the PANTRY itutl
the IHNINti ROOM In Immeiuj.
WITH LAlUJi; CAPITAL, lon(p
nxpoiiiiicr, nml favornhb; locuti on for
tlio cheapest |ii?r Iron, unit th? lowest
freight rate* to nit southern point*, our
jjooiIh ur? niiKicnllcd in Qimlily, nuil beyond
compctlt ton In price*.
KVI'.MY m.ALF.R should have
our illustrated Catalog no. Corruspond?nuo
MilteiUid,
Phillips & Buttorlf Mfg. Co.
NASttVELtB, TENN.
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