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on the South Side to catch a train for
Omaha, where he was under contract
to fight Freddie Daniels, the following
night. He did not catch the train
and as a result failed to appear for
his fight in Omaha last night.
Today his parents admitted that ho
had mysteriously disappeared and
that they had no idea what had be
come of him.
INTERESTS
SHEEP MEN
career began ln Providence, where he
played from 1881 to 1886; he was with
St Louis one year, Indianapolis three.
New York two, Cleveland one. and
Louisville two, leaving the majors in
1894.
He is best remembered as one of
the great Providence team of '84, the
year Rad bourne pitched 72 games, and
Sweeney fanned 21 Boston batters.
Art Irwla and Paul Hines were with
(From the Clayton Citizen).
A new branch has been opened up
in the sheep industry of this country
that bids fair to become a winner.
J. T. Simpson, who owns a ranch in
Texas, about fourteen miles from Am-
iBtad, was in town last week and had
with him something that proved very
interesting to, especially to sheep
raisers. The thing that created so
much interest was a few lamb skins
which he had had tanned in New York.
