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GAVE ALL HE HAD.
SW TO»«
Th, Romantic Story of an Old Cali­
fornia Miner.
“The finest gentleman I ever knew.*
Nelson to Fight ’Em All.
By B. CRITTENDEN LYTLE.
said Mark Twain once, "was an old
Evidently Oacar Battling N'elaou, tbe
(Copyright. 1,10. by Anwrlcaa Hr««« A»«u-
elation |
World's lightweight champion, luteuua . California miner who could i mi rely
We move In ruta. Getting accustom­
to make a grand cleanup of the so write bls own name. He was a forty-
called uear-champions lu bis division I alner. and he and his partner had ed to oue kind of work, we are -luflttvd
before be retires from the ring, which, 1 struck It rich In the early days. Tbe for auother
l.et a hustutiid ask bls
be has auuouuced. will be uext May. old limn bad ueltner chick nor child. wife to buy him a few cigars and lb»
As a starter he will take on three ■ nd he had worked hard all bla life, wrappers will likely be paper colored,
husky young aspirants—Young Erne. sod when he did get his money n» I to louk like tobseco leaf. Let a wife
Joliuny Willetts and Mickey Gannon—
ask ber busband to fair» a inaid and,
, hardly knew what to do with lu
"He did not try to Jump Into society tbougb sbe may be comely, abe will
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or to push his way with tbe 'big fel­ bare to be got rid of Instanter.
One would suppose that ail aoldler-
lows' there. He coniliiu«*d to live with
tbe people whom be had assoclalevi lug is alike. Nothlug of tba klud. Au
with all his life, and many an act ot Infautryman knows uotblug als>ul e.m-
I kindness was done, many a wamlenng uoii; an artillery man knows nulliibX
about the signal service.
sou and father save«!, many a sorrow
These remarks are a preface to tbe
Ing woman a burden lightened and ber
recital of au utteiupt to make a fighter
home brightened by an unknown <i<.
out of a musician—an army muskiau.
oor. whose Identity with ths old man
Jacob Gobeler was a bugler lu one of
waa omy known to a few.
tbe regular regiments. When tbe regl.
“It was different eltu the jiartner
meat waa preparing to go to Cuba at
He had a wife and two tlaugbl.-ra with
tbe time of the Spaulsb-Amerlciru war
so«'lai aspirations, and after a whole
be liecauie amhlliuu« to be a real sol­
lot of pushing and hauling and shov­
dier lustead of a tisiter. Ills seygeyiut
ing they lauded In society.
the ex­
told biui that be bad better slick to bis
pense was too much of a drain on the
bugle. Iiut Jacob said that when a
bustiand's purse, and he H(M»-iilated. bugler was killed III battle tbeie wa«
with the Inevbahle «mteouie. He tost uo glory In bls death. He prefer^ d to
his eutlre fortune au<1 then shot him­ die with wea|M<ns lu Ills bauds Instead
self. Then It waa that the true gen- of a bugle.
tleni'sa of the old num show,at Itself.
Ro Jacob b«*came a soldier and was
The wklow mid her daughter* hud uo tn the first battle fought after tpu
one to turn to but him and he did not tr<M>|* lauded near Kautlagu Unfortiv
disappoint them He saved tlielr nome nately It was his first Until, and In* was
for them when everything else went rattled. Men were lielng allot dowu
under tlie hammer, aud he maintained I be«lde him by an enemy they <<>uld
Hiem In all Hie regal style to which I uot see. Some of tile corps y eve get«
they were accusionied. although tie ting back, others wt*re »tinkling Ja-'
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si III lived In bls old Kalaliius He llre«l cob got II luto Ills head that be should
HATTUXNU NK1AON.
long enough to see both ot III* gilt* sound a retreat. Putting bls hand Itac^
In Philadelphia wllbln the next few
well marrl«*d nial the mother carefully to grasp Ills bugle, lie tumid n revolver
weeks. The champion has also agreed
«ettled In life. Then he died In a instead. Putting the miixxle luto bla
to take ou Ad Wolgast of Milwaukee charity hospital lu Ran f-ranclsco.
Ho mouth, be tried to blow. In hl-* ex­
In a fort.v-Uve round battle in lais An­
bad spent every penny he owned 00 citement be must limy pulled tbe trig­
geles the hitter part of February for a
tbe family of hla partner.”
ger. for he wus brought to bls senses
side bet of
and a purse of $21».-
by feeling something warm mi bls taw.
(MMI. If successful In this go Nelson
ami, putting Ills hand there, lie found
w ill Journey abroad and meet Freddie
NO WONDER HE DIED.
blood pouring from a hole lu bls<.lie«dc. <
Welsh, holder of the English title. Tbe
pair wore matched recently to tight Th» Way Charlo» II W»v Ooasd by The Wunder waa that rhe bullet bml
not gone through the vertebrae at the
His Fourtaon Doctors.
before tbe members of tbe Natlouul
Sporting club of Loudou.
Charles II. of England l|v«>d leas back of bls neck i ku <I killed bliu. Lie
than a week after be was »Hacked bv must bnve blown through a corner of
Three Umpa Floorwalkers.
bls fatal lllues». and it Is wonderful bla mouth
Jacob was in a hospital till pretty
Three umpires— Cusack, late of the tbat be lived so long. A monograph
It would
National league; ‘T’lpea” Conley of the on "The Last Days of Charles II." near tbe eud of tbe war
Central aud other circuits hik I Eckman gives some extraordinary details of have been better for him tn return to
the duties of a bugler. 1ml the tmla
of the American association- are traiu- (hose last days:
In hla cheek didn't close up. and an
lug for uext seusou iu an original way.
"Tbe royal patient bad fourt«H»n doc
The three bare securest jobs us floor­ tors In attendance. They bled him to attempt to blow u bugle would send
walkers iu a Chicago dry goods house tbe extent ot thirty-four ounces; they all the wlml out at Hie »ldet of Ilia
face Instead «if through hla hii'gle. ( ...
and iutend to stick at it uutil spring.
shaved Ids hair and applied blistering
Wheu Jacob returned to duty be
It Is said that liargulu burners lu the agents all over bla bead; they also ap-
shopping crowds are every lilt as pee­ piled plasters In tbe solea of bls feet, fouud It lui|s>sslble Io explain to Ills
- bow
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comrades
be - came
th* boM
vish as ball players after nil adverse and they dosed him with orange In
decisiou, so tlie arbiters are getting fusion of Hie inetnla. while vitriol dis­ In Ills cheek The story got out. anil
Thia Bred him
Urst class training for their tempers solved in compound peony water, pow. he Va» laughed at
To ilute imue of them lias been obliged der ot sacred biller, sirup ot buck- with h desire io redeem himself, He
I be
to put any iiiie out of I tie game.
thorn, rock sail, emetic wine, two- longed for an opfsirlunity, aud
lack.
It is feared by their trieuds lliat blend pills, bryony compound, powder opportunity came There wus no
they limy get into the bubi*. to sueb of white bellebore roots, powder of of fighting around Ho UI la go. True, ths
an extent that tiiej- will say "boor cowslip flow»ra. best manna, cream of Bpnufsb »nd American forcea were
2” instead of "strike" or "ball 2.” as tartar, tiarlev und licorice, sweet alm- «lauding off from our suoi her. but
One
tbe case may lie. There also Is a oud kernels, sal ammoniac, Hiitldoial there were sorties and charges
Jacob was In some very thick
da
chance they will call everything "fair" milk waler, mallow r<mt. melon st-eds. dam
tlghTlng The colonel was racing about
regardless of where the.ball lights or chli ken broth, burk of elm. a Julep of
with hia bugler at Ills heels blowing
rolls.
black eberry waler, flowera ot lime.
Ills orders when suddenly the biigla
Ill lew ot I he valley. t>eony coni|s>uud.
dropped from his hand and he fell
Paarea New Sculling Champion.
spirit of lavender, prepared pearls and
Ilarry Pearce, who recently won tbe while sugar candy, senna leaves, flow­ from bls horse The colonel, seeing Ills
sculling championship of Australia ers of camomile, gentian root, untmeg. bugler knocked out. harked alsiut for
from George liny, will go after a ale made without bop«, spirit of hu­ another, but there was none al hand.
The captain of Jacnb'a company, real-
nice with Artist for the world's title. man skull tcommouly employed In con
king tils predicament, cried out.
I’enrce In hla race agulnst Day gained
vulslve disorders; tbe purpose was sug­
••We've got a bugler here, colonel.
three-fourths of a length after sculling
gestive— vlx. to excite horror, as II was
Gobeler. get up there oil that Imrse!"
forty seconds. At oue time I’earee bud
to be tbe skull of a man who bad died
Gobeler. rdastlem nod forgetting that
live lengths lead, bill Day spurted, ami a vloleut deathi, Peruvian bark. airu|.
they entered the last furlong with of cloves. Raleigh's stronger autldme. he had lieeu disqualified to blow or­
ders by his wound, picked up the
Pearce leading by two length«. With
Goa Motta. Rhine wine and orient»! bugle, mounted the horse ami placed
but fifty yards lu cover. Feurce broke bezoar stone.”
himself direc tly lu tbe colouel's rear.
I be gate of Ills oarlock, ami Ills scull
Dr Itaymond Crawford, tbe author
Jumped out. but be quickly replaced It of Ibis odd htotorlcel sketch, believes Tbe Hpanhirda were preparing Io crush
the Amerk-au troops on that part of
and wou by hulf a length. Tbe time
lbat Hi* king's trouble waa uot apo-
tbe held
The colonel saw a brigade
for tbe championship I’arrnunitla
plexy. but Bright's disease.
of tpe euemy swinging round on Ida
course. 3 miles 330 yards, waa 26 uiiu
rlghl to get In his rear aud gate Jacob
ules 1 second Ex-Champion William
Eaay Oy«t«es.
an order to signal a change of front.
Beach huh referee. Pearce weighed
Durlng s dlacusalon on ti nance In tbe Jacob put his liugle to his H im and
182 pounds aud Duy 1'16 pounds.
(Jnlled Míate« aauata oos of tbe «peas- blew, lint tliere waa no sound All tbs
era traced tbe hlsfory of tbe rariou» wind was going out through the bole
Belmont Stable Disappoints.
Followers of the Belmont stable were médiums of exchange. Ihelr derelop- lu bls cheek.
Tbe colonel ks»ked at him In surprhm
disappointed last year.. August Bel­ meut aud ebungea froui the daya of
and angei. Jacob clapped bls hand to
mont finished seventh In tbe Hat of bartee tu tbe day« of guld aud »livor
”1 cali lo the atteutlon of the «en
bl» cheek, fail did not si|c< ec-c) In forc­
winning owners for tbe season. Ills
total eurn I ng» were 3IH.175. At the ate.” lie «aId lu tbe cours» of tbe ing tbe wind through the bugle. Khut
end of tbe US IK wssou tin* Belmont apeech. “that al <>ne time the médium Hug III" nexith. he pet I be bugle Io ths
stable wca third, with total winnings of exchange wa» oyster shollB. Uyiter hole In hl» cheek Hlm-e net wind could
get out through hie mouth ff went
of >11X625. Fair Play alone won 971.- ■bella werv uaeit for rnouey."
through bl» cheek
At sny rate,
"Iteltghtfulf bruhe In Ibe late Non
510 iu HMM, more tbau tbe eutlre sea­
son's winnings for 1UU0. Field Mouse ■tur (loar of MHNMcbsaetts. "If Ibut emmgb of It got through the bugle tn
was tbe best winner for tbe Belmont «yateni only prrvallwl uow we could faintly sound the colonel's order Hut
colors during last year, her total be­ order tislf ■ doseo ojMer» on tbe uait Jacoli’o delay gave I he enemy an ad­
abell and pay for tbetn wltb ibe vantage Hist pretty nearly caused lb*
ing M.W
capture of the regiment It wss »need
■bella.”—Batarday Evenlug P«a«L
only by support coming lu the nick
■•maialar Yala Strong Man.
of time. When tbe flithtliyr was over
D. M. BomeMer of Brooklyn n« eut-
Painfully Frank.
ly won the title of strong luuu of Hie
Tlie caller dMU't took ft. but she de- the colonel called out to Jacob's
frmbtnau ctaes at Vale. He made a etered lo little t lortnd« that el* dear­ tain:
"Keep that man in the ranks, cup-
total of 1.712 |>olht» against 1.011 for ly loved cblklrea
It may be that «lie
F. L. Raumela and 1,575 for F. Oil­ ■aid Bo because «be beard the distant tain He'a no good for a bugler "
"He waa a gissl bugler, colonel, but
mare. wlio waa third. of the mein ■ wish of tbe skirt« of Clorluda ■ mam­
lien of the ctaaa «Ct call tenni» their ma: but. whatevee the can«», «he re­ he Insisted on going info ill* rank».
favorite »port. kl walking. 33 aw I tn peated It urglugty. Ttien. «• the «man Tbs flrat thing he did was to try tn
mlug, jH basapaU. 17 football and 10 lady wtHl Hie l-ct eel made no mo«e blow a algnsl on his pistol and shot a
Now he'a no good
track albletlcw Thia I» the flrat ciana tn an«wer her Invitation to come aod hols In hla cheek
at Yale to |ibt football practically at make frlemls. «be aaked. "Why 1« w for eliher a soldier or a bugler "
After Ibis epl wale Jacob was so ridi­
the bottom'of t!»e I Ut of Ita favorite tb»l you love your kitty heller IMu
culed by tbe men that he tried to get
aporta.
me. dearie»"
himself killed In oeder to eerope tlielr
Ami Clortoda'e niiinm, enferwl the Jokes To make matters worse It seem­
A Lawg Motorboat Race.
room with ■» Id ronreaied «tntie •■ ed that all the buglers In 'he army
Tbe Motorboat club of Heattie.
■be heard tier daughter auawer. were gelling ah«d. sod the commaod
Wash, will Isdd one of the longest
lag officers were always aetwllng for
power boat races ever rondm-tert by * Vauw »be pur» ae If ah« mean' R."
man who cmjkl sound the calls It waa
an Amertcao club next August, when
H»rm«»v.
cowatanllr: "Hay, Gobeler. y<>u < aa
the contest from Juneo«, Alaska, to
"tVhat we waul I« barmooy.” aakt blow a bugle, rap't you» Ob. I forgot.
heat tie wilt ba pulled off.
the alaleainsn
You ruined yewr wind trying tn blow
"Yea." replied Rena lor Mnrghair; M down tbe^itRKXle of a pistol,“ These
Clay Mavy Football Captain.
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and other references tn hl» misfortune
Henry H MeK flay of Ardmore,
kver, fellow'« Mea ot an worked upon I ecob Hut hr gave up
Pa., baa been elec ted espials of tbs Sw helona tn
Aniwpotka football tssm for HH0 toarneio, wa« to pW » bl« own hey and trying to i*a a hero and cooeludrd h>
flay ha« ployed halfback for tbe scad •Ing w> Paid nots«lr eiae could ba uu- •Ink Info »o Inferkw I staler Going to
the hospital he secured a hot waler
emy team In most of tbe games of tbe tk-sd."- Waalitnfftoa dt«r
Ing end tamed It Into a wind hag.
last three aeuaotu
making a «dose counerHon with rubier
Isiwl» between It» necaih and ths« cf
hl» bugle. 'I ben he offered himself tn
bl» echoes« to sound calls, »nd ’Her»
bolus no one else to HI I tbe place Ja­
cob was accepted A» aoon »a tlw- war
was over be was discharged