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bet. Declared or at San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2o.-Summary Of tho
races to-day:
First Race-About six furlongs: selling. Hueneme,
l0l RusselD i2 70 lwoni AIno. i0S Henricks Sto /,
second Moe King. l02 a. Carr, ~ to D. third Time,
l2l% The fayorite Ethel Dixon fell 100 yards from
the wire. The boy was not hurt
second Race-Flve furlongs: selling. Hal Fisher,
lo4 a. Carr, 70 8, won; Ricardo 90 itzgerald to
o. second; Warrago, p6 Jenkins 10 To l. third Time,
i0sS. All bets were declared on on account OF ths
pulling Of Ricardo.
Thornhill lle sulliy.n) TO g. second Sir Reel
100 (W. Flynn, to 2, third. Time, l:54k.
CBozemanJ, TO /, won; Braw scot ioi If. CARR, 3
70 second; Charreuse " (Chsvaiier) TO l. third.
Time, :OS.
IOI wv lynn, to l. won; Jack Richelieu, IO4 (F,
third. Time, i 95A.
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skilled at HaadbaIl.

The welLarrsnged and comfortable gallery OF the
Brooklyn Handball Club contained many admirers OF
the fascinating and vigorous old pastme. Champion
Casey was. a. usual ON hand TO meet all comers. A
fourhanded match was the feature OF the day aud
Casey and his partner. Prof. Timothy Ryan OF the
Catholic Institute, NewArk, suffered defeat after 4
splendid display " the BEAUTIES Of the game. The
VlctOFs were sI- Alderman James Dunne aud his son
James the amateur champion The scores:
EIAlderman Duane and son ..'',.,....-gi y 2l-ss
Major John CarmOdy and W. L. Jones had an inter
ostlng struggle In which the Limerick gentleman fell
alitue behind Ia the second game. The score was
W. l. Jones 2l-S9
Major Carmudy, 1881
This afternoon Jimmy Dunno aud William schmidt
~ the most skilful and graceful players In the
country Will. nert In the best three OF nye gAlles
loung Dunno will have some msHlbers or the glee
club Of brown University % root for hlm- IL u aald
that student" has been longing for this
chance and he proposes % take fun advantage of H.
The sun., 1894-12-21
Jim AIutrIs In Town,

James hutrle once famous as the manager OF the
champion New Yorks. has arrived in this city after
long illness Cornwall n. Y. THE sUS reporter met
him on Park row Last night and Truthful Jssms "
looked very well.
Yes have come back said he, "for the nrst time
since left here 1891 have had pretty hard luck
but now am bObbing up again, and hope soon To
take charge OF semi professional baseball club.
feeling better than lhAys for some time, and ind
that my old friends have not forgotten me-"
hutrle and his wife are living at staten Island.
The sun., 1894-12-21
Uilm.a Pleased with r,t,.bursh.

PIrrsBURGH, Dec. 2O.-Cole Ullman. tho
builder OF the prospective track at Golfers sta
tion, w. Va. reports that the Wheeling senti-
ment is all strongly in favor Of the movement.
and says that Messrs. Wheat, Mcclure and
Scott OF that city will take a large financial in
terest in the affair.
He will return TO st. Louis to-n might and report
his impressions 10 East st. Louis and Madison,
Ill, people who sent him East TO work up the
venture. II is about right that UllmRn has In
duced wealthy Pittsburgher to take an inter-
est In the track. He admitted as much to-
night but said that he was not at liberty 10 say
anything about IL at present
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Winners at Madison.

MADISON. Ill, Dec 2o.-Results to-day follow
First Race-Eleven.s sixteenths OF q mile. Impostor
won, King Himyar second. straightout third Time,
sseond RaceoThreeSueTt OF ,lle; mile; Icilius
Third Race-Eleyen- sixteenths OF a mile. Larry
kayanaugh won, The Rock second, Arapahoe third.
Time, LIB.
Fourth Raoe--Eevsn-sixteenths OF a mile. Jim Head
won, Dot Dimpls second. oheisa third Time.
Firth Race--Three-quarters OF a mile. southernest
i.2ax
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Ready for Play IN the Intercollegiate Che.
TOuraAmeht

As stated in THE SUN OF last Sunday, the In
tercollegiate chess tournament will begin at the
Harvard School, 5Ts Fifth avenue, this city. on
next Wednesday. The contestants will be pit
ted against each other as follows;
First Round. "Wednesday Dec; 25-Binlon IcJ Va
ballou tHl, BuInsteAd (fD Belden lPl. Price &C.
Va seymour ~; B, Skinner (YJ Va Van Kleeck lH).
Second Round Thursday Dec. 27-BlnlOn (C) ".
vs. Van kleeek a. skinner ~ ~ Seymour tP
Third Round Friday, Dec. 2s.-BinlOn (Cl va Belden
(Pl. bumStead "a > Ballou N Price Ccl w. skin-
ner tN.l, seymour (Pl va Van Kleeck (Hl.
Fourth Round. saturday, Dec 2S-Nan keeck (H) Va.
bnlon lC hallou I'D Va Price lCJ, Seymour lPJ va
Bumstead (f.l, Beldon tP.l vs. skinner lf.l
Bnion !C,l, BAllou lHl W Seymour Up. ,, Bunstssd
C1.l - Price lC, Van kleeck lHl Va Bsden (P.).
sixth Round, Tuesday, Jan i-ssymour (P) ~
1H W. bImsted stsS sssea a y, Piss e 9isseH
Games will begin At 3 o'clock in the afternoon,
ana II not finished by / l o'clock AZ night they
viii be Adjadie4ted. There will be recess from
$3.50 70 O'clock each evening.
The sun., 1894-12-21

An All England Team Beats Australia by
Ten Runs.

SYDNEY. n. s. W.. Dec, 20.-The match game
of cricket between the teams OF England and
Australia was finished to-day. England won by
ten runs. The score was: Firstinnings, England,
325; Australia, $50. Second innings, England,
437 Australia, l60. Total. England, 762; Aus.
tralia, 1852.
The match lasted four days and was attend ed
with intense excitement throughout. In the
nrst innings Gregory of the Australias m ade 20 1
runs, whereupon purse of 100 guineas was
subscribed for him on the spot and pTesen ntad 10
him by the Governor, Sir X. w. Duh
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Pr.s.r Nay R.s0ms . R..ss.n Rspor..r.

CHICAGO. Dec 2O.-It IL likely that Fred Ffener the
second bassman, viii not appear upon the diamond
He has been asked " take the position
OF baseball writer evening paper here. and he Is
now considering the ofeT, He admits that he would
ike 10 play ball during the coming SEASON under GER
tain circumstances, but In case be does secure
satisfactory engagement Is probable that he Will be
found In the reporters stand instead OF eld when
the campaign for the pennant opens
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Totals-....l0 10 81
FIRST oAAR


II Totals, ....l3 1918 77o
oAMK.
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LIFE ON BOARD A WRECK.
II May ne ComfortaDie Enough Until the
FIrst storm Comes.

First storm Comes.
In calm weather, a man might live for some
time aults comfortably on an abandoned wrech
At sea, but he would have an uneasy feeling ths,
the nrst storm might knock the hulk to ti.res.
So he would ny distress signals aud try to catch
the eve Of some passing skipper.
This word-particularly the civilized part sf
it's full Of people whose situation Is like thu,
OF the abandoned ship. While tho weather IL
not too changeable, and they don't work toe
hard, they laugh At the suggestion that they are
not as strong as anybody.
But they stop laughing when the winter storms
come, and toll and exposure aud mental stralh
conspire TO break them down.
they feel chilly, when their neighbours declare
that the air IL not cold. They have aches in tn.
head and limbs, cough, and stiffness Of the
musolss Sometimes they think they are going
10 he laid up with rheumatism.
A rigid examination will not disclose any or,
ssnic break down. but the wise physician Is not
puzzled. This 10 the condition, he knows IN
which 4 good stimulant will work wonders Of
healing. He will order only Dunys Malt
Whiskey, with the invieorating properties OF
which the whole nation Is acquainted.
Once let the circulation OF the red life stream
be quick ened, and all disease-lsden particles will
be expelled from the body and health will be
restored. The poor wreck becomes sound. Sea-
worthy vessel.
because the utmost care is used in making IT.
Duffy's Pure Malt Whlskey has never fslle1
below tho highest standard OF eEeellence ana
medicinal power. II Is friend Of the family
/dr.
The sun., 1894-12-21
Sullivan on .ho Rampage Again.

CoLuMBUs o., Dec. Goa special from Lima,
o., says the John L. Sullivan company ar
rived this morning from the South On route to
st. Marys. John was under tho influence Of
liquor and abused Agent Deroe of the United
States Express Company shamefully. Deroe
tempted to quiet the burly ex champion. Sull-
van turned on the officer and threatened to
knock his head Off. He was finally put In the
smoker by members Of the company and others
aud made to behave himself.
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sevs.-ss.t Beer Win. the Fight.

CoLLEGE POINT. Dec 20.-Beer Is back to z
cents pint again In this village, and everybody
but the l0-cent saloon keepers is happy. The
war between the lO-cent men and their cheaper
rivals has been a bitter one, and attempts have
been made 10 coerce the latter by bOycotts and
interfering with their sources for the supply OF
beer. These failing, the opposition collapsed.
The sun., 1894-12-21

The team OF the Anchor A. c. OF this city viii line
against the Graylings OF Bay0nne on the latters
grounds Christmas afternoon. The Anchors will play
ruleA-
The nrst team or the Centreyille A. C. have Christ
mas and New Years days open They would like 10
hear from nrstelass Assoeiaton football clubs for
spayen Secretary, 80 West Twentythird street. Bay
The sun., 1894-12-21
Harvard WIN Have = lacrosse Team.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Dec. 20.-A meeting was
held at Harvard tonight for the purpose OF or
ganizng lacrosse team. About fifteen men
were present, and they agreed 10 go into active
training at once The men will be divided into
squads and coached by experienced players
Practice will be held on Holiness Field.
The sun., 1894-12-21

The Greenwich Wheelmen will have open house on
ladies' Ay Jan. 2. The wheelmen are about 10 or
ganiEe bowling team. and will meet any other BIZ
cycle clubs team
A meeting Of tho Middle States REGATTA Association
will be held az the Hotel Marlborough ON Wednesday
night Dec. 20, for the purpose OF appointing dele
gate 10 meet with the committee Of ths n A. A APP
pointed consider the definition OF junior and In
teTmediAte OaTsman.
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Wants the Fighting CIab's Charter Re
yoked.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2O.-In view OF the fatal termL
nation of the Bowen nght, the Attorney General yes
terday filed Q supplemental suit against the olympic
Club for injunction and forfeiture OF the charter
He claims that limited round contests are intended
10 he finish fights that the object IA To disable pu
gllist and that the winner Is receive q prize 40
That they really prize fights and against the law
The sun., 1894-12-21

Superintendent Frank p. Clarke Of the Long
Island Jockey Club Is much worked up over the
report that there was prize fight on the grounds
OF the Sheepshead Bay race track few days
ago Mr.. Clarke says the only battles that are
ever decided at Sheepshead Bay are those be:
tween the thoroughbreds for the big stakes Of
the Coney Island Jockey Club.
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Fosrsn n.. .a 90 NIsLt ~IlL s.II.shsE

Fournl reganei hi, lead OyeE Gallagher last night
With comparative The latssT vas very ner,ous
and made only good run duTiug ice nlgAt, Eurng
e. points a. the uutsrt Tue Frenchnan made brit
talt u lE-. Hi other hgn runs Nere " and 50.
Fuurun surei 90 puts o. hallAgheFs ltt, and thus
T. him 81 lHunts the aghta plag. Ils tolal
~ EsarllL loo. Gala gheT, VA
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Con sunivaa Goes to Sleep IN the Eleventh
Round.

DASBuRr. Conn, Dec 20-Two hundred persons
witnessed . finish fight at daybreak this morning for
q purse OF s1Oo between Con Sullivan OF New York
and Charley Matthews OF Danbury. lightweight cham
pion OF Connecticut The mon met IN barn Just
across the New York State line. The fight short
but brutal. Matthews had some of his fingers dislo
Gated. and Sullivan broke OF his hands. In the
eleventh round Matthews knocked Sullivan out
The sun., 1894-12-21

\, JasnogTodsky WtI entertain the members ~ the
titl Chtss Clnb Sith AZ sAhibtion of simuitansous
plal Omurros nlghL
TIE nTst round Of games between the western
Unlan chess players and ths Eosltors " THE sJH
sll = llayed ~ he Metropolitan Cheas Cab Hsx1
The sun., 1894-12-21

The New Manhattan A. G. will give . subscription
sparring entertainment In the gymnasium on Dec 30
There will be six bouts OF six rounds each and
but members OF the club viii be admitted ounce
gloves will he used and only OF good ability and
condition will be permitted TO contest
The sun., 1894-12-21

II was again midnight when Albin and sho-
walter agreed to draw the twenty FIRST game OF
the chess match. which was opened by Albin on
Wednesday afternoon at the Manhattan Chess
Club with Ruy Lopez. The score now stands
K To d in favor OF Showalter, seven games being
drawn. The score OF the twenty first game;
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rHE eEExDAbE,s DOUBLE DsFElE
Two Rie Scores Relied Agsiust The- r.
the Awerican N. r..

The cause Of the Glendale bowling teams double de
feat in the American National Tournament At the
oermsnia alleys last night be eIpslned in very
few words The Fidelis and orchard "nvcs," the
Giendales opponents, rolled mp totals Of more than
600 points IN both games, which s phenomenal
ord scorea follow
The sun., 1894-12-21

NY LORD: I am directed by the New York Yacht
Club to communicate you the resolution passed this
day at the fourth general meeting Of the club
RSsoired. That the New York Yacht Club do not put
up special cup for competition In match with
the Valkyre suggested In the Earl of Dunraven's
letter of June "a 1852 the Chairman OF the
Cup Committee but that all the club be opened
to HIM and that the Earl OF Dunraven be % notified
by the Secretary.
Hoping that may have the pleasure OF welcoming
you and the Walk lyric, have ths honor TO remain
yours very truly J. V. s. oDDE Secretary y. Y. O.
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TotAlA ....leI7l7 s22
SECOND a
y TotAlA....',s sS 10 7sl
ooLUARIA cLUB

The teams OF the Columbia whsslmen OF BFooklyn
and the Union County koadsters rolled schedule
games In the Metropolitan Association OF Cycling
Clubs Bowling League series At Railway last night
The sun., 1894-12-21

Ths Alpha. and AmsEleas rolled tchsduls Eans of
the kcg Jersey section series Of the a. "A. d u ~
Newark. on wednesday night. The score
America -Heit1nlAn, IGf. Booth !Bi; liedney 1877
LPls' iS2' DlsnenhAeh, 10; Woodland iss. TOTAL
AlphAs-soutar, las. Poegll iTls R1ll, so: Hart
pence, lo4. Dennls. l53. Huylar, lt7 bToNn lbl;
TAsiOllO-iAs sss sAs ssOEs. q a. s.As. sollsa u
The sun., 1894-12-21

Totals ....lol0lt soOI Totals LID IL IL
r 0AME.


The North End Club OF Newark and the Columbia
Club OF Hoboken rolled two games In the Athletic
Bowling League series last night The scores:
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Bowling Games Tonight.

Bowling Games Tonight.
AMERICAN NATIONAL TOURNAMENT.
Oriental va Empire, Empire vs. Golden Rod, Golden
Rod Va Oriental.
BANK CLERKS LEAGUE
National Bank OF the Republic VS.. Mechanics' Ma
nonAl Bank, Mechanics National Bank National
Park Bank, National Park Bank vs National Bank Of
the Republic
BROOKLYN NATIONAL TOURNAMENT.
Echo vs. Pin Knight Pin knight Vs. osceoa, osceoia
va Echo.
AND ESSEX LEAGUE
Montclair Club vs.. Orange Y. NJ G. A. at MontcIair
club alleys Roseviie A. A. vs. Orange A O., at Rose
Vile A. A. alleys
METROPOLITAN ASSOCIATION OF CYCLING CLUES rouRsL-
Kings County wheeimen Bushwick wheelmen
at Kings County Wheemen alleys; Columbia Wheel
men vs.. Manhattan b. c., at Columbia wheelmen
alleys.
HARLEM RKPuBIIcAS cLUB's TOURNAMENT
Harlem vs. Phoenix No 2, Phoenix No. 2 vs. Phosnix
No. l, Phoenix No. Va Harlem.
coDYs TOURNAMENT.
Park VI s. SHippcsnute. Hippcanuts vs. Bedford. Bed
PROSPECT HALL TOURNAMENT.
Jerome vs.. Atalanta, Atalanta vs. Regent Regent
Jerome.
AMERICAN AMATEUR BOWLING UNION
New Jersey section-Berkeleys va Riversides, At
Berkeleys alleys
MONTGOMERY rouRsAMxSr
AlphA va Riyersida
The sun., 1894-12-21

Totals. .....1 10 so COZ To,.is 80
TIRsr GAME.

The games rolled in the Metropolitan Association
Cycling Club tournament Last night resulted as fol-
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NE m.r.r. .nnrn.n.n. nrooslyn. l.s. wedne.dsy

Sisht. NE E',s-'" ''''0'"'nN p'OO-''- ~
is4; a. conen fss; J. < concn, 1853 Total SOS. 90
KSt,siSSt iSS: Dohf%snn hsS iS iSf Total aSi
SECOND oAnE.
Casino, Rqgger. iili ArAnds SOL w,s6sran' s6 i'''
ReFsP an nS SS hIpe't si Total so
TBmD oANE
tsS SsS R"ssis2g iSs %s.iSB iSS !os.ss ESor
hees, ISL O. conen, f7ii J. conon, iis Total, 7o7
The score. Of the Morris and Essex League games on
FtRsr oArE
Riverside A. C.-Cadiz Qi9 Smith, 17s; Heller, 171i
Reese, SO; Plerson, l6t. Total, sos. ~,,... 49,.
ysn stesnbursh' 1885, Gibson, iSSi sOnn, iS6. Total
Reese, iiS; Riers9p ia Total SOY. .. 80, ,oo'
ysS SS aSsos fiS sonn sS 5s Total
The third game in the Arlington League on wsdns..
vkttynLoopet, 1895 yon uahn, l5s; smpkIn 1888;
%srsnis 9fosiIns 9i S itsi si nsS1ison ON hesh.rd.
90; Lss, i4si Rrseser, is0i Miller, ibL Total SOL
wednesday night were;
rRsr CANE.
.ss sslIG.s ss Tc Ssrss Iss 1871
Orion No S.Bss.yn,, ist; ReI,h9k lSei Bsnaehsr.
M sFSss ssr.s No. 6 49, gg 49, ro't
Lotterie, 1tti LOckhsrdt ieo. Total, sia
THIRD GAME.
ofsE
Lotssrie I7o fOctSsrd, f iSS @ rCs.l. A'' T"s 1876
The t..,ern District tournament game. last Wed.
neaday night resulted fOllOwa.
GAME
SWoodiRshnen,Lsite. lsoi Ross 2oi; Amermann. 1885,
iesi IRWIN isq. Robertson, 100,
urduhsrt i7S shsrisnbers, iS9 Total sss. ''''
SECOND oAnK
as .r.2 rs2 HGs 1sT S'
lo2i Loesch, las. Total. 76S.
THIRD eAu-
,BusHwick.Myers lse; Irwin, Ies Robertson, it9i
staT.Landemsn, l29 Weber, it6i Portz, 1885, Wolf,
aa II hs N:y
on wednesday night resulted as follows:
rRsr
sASme'1TIscysr 1Is iS Mathsw. 49,, oerken. isi,
MaauiSg IsS; sssf s0 fos o 1905 k0o 1885,
sEcoSD GAME.
ss%e iaS %fS. ,ss s'nSa Total Ia: as o''H'n io
Quinn iss; Gei:sneS. iso TOTAL. 7oa.' nA'''' ''''
THIRD
-Eases-Bayhs, 1891 schwenk, 1tI; Quinn, 111,
Harper, 1850: heissner, 1bl. Total 7B3.
Mohuiey. ias; ssiei iee rois iH os. .0S A00' 1901
ma. team the
night The scores: l'' ''''~'"' 'A "''"'''S
Windsor W.. Wilcox 2ls; l.. wilcox, 1877, Day
164i Engelke, 1t0; Reeve, li8 Total, SiS.
Aurora-Cresser, l43; Norregaard. 125; Holmes,
1874; Henry, lAs; buval, 130 Total. es<.
SECOND
sslsmander.o.leX, I99i o; Waller. 1921 Deus |
,Anrora.cresser, lt7 Norregard l25; Holmes leo:
THIRD eAnE.
salsmander-o Waller. 1b6; oxley, lie; Deus lo4, |
CaIroon. 16l W. Waller. $50. Total, 737.
Windsor-w. Wilcox, l5S; L. Wilcox, 16lt Day |
1877; Engelke. l4i: Reeve, l6i. Total. 77i.
The sun., 1894-12-21
C.teLsr ssrEs. Mast SO 60 Ka..as Cisy.

WAsHHGToS. Dec. 2O-TreAsuTer J. Earle
Wagner OF the Washington Club has notified
President Young OF the National League that
he would valve all claim to the services OF
Martin Bergen, the New England League
catcher who was signed by the local club for
next season. The papers now in possession OF
Mr. Young show that Bergen accepted the terms
OF the Kansas City Club and $50 advance money
on Nov. rs from Manager Manning. NOtWith-
standing this virtual tie-up fOF himself
he continued 10 negotiate with Manager
SchmelZ and On Dec. accepted $50 advance
money from the Washington management aud
signed contract 10 play IN this CHS AT f225 per
month. When these facts were transmitted 10
evidently lad the best calm Ou his services. ani
that hr wsHIli not mast contest fuF tlv
player n thC so HiN#L,U M NIrt Was returned.
To this Iht Kansas ttty uaf4 svll.r Gt agreed.
Manager NCLmgiZ las received tly CH tIraCt ~
PiLCheT John MHllarkry. This makes tie third
pitC ler slgLcl Tor next year team. the others
being Al Maui aud NaEnsy :. AnIersOn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-04-05

EDITOR r. ". Mc.tD..M If t. c
st /, Herald went to Ok ahoma
CRY this morning to investigate
the McMaStrr C ,nt-m-,t case. He
viii endeavOr t, get at the true
inv lrdAess of the NJ MhO e affiir AID
oa his return somethi & may be
expected to ''ir p' in a Way which
ii ut, L d in O>Ianuma would be
C c1nsil,red contenptu0as by Jud e
Sc )tt an his foil wing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-04-05

THE Sherman r gister has de-
cared war aga nst ths IN m5ers OF
the CITY c,unc | who voted 10
alopt d resolution condeming the
m nag 'mrut that paper far the
lab icasiDn OF cel tain charges
sg.ti ST the police 10 c9 under the
atmin stratinn of the present city
ma. sha wlo was ndidate for
/. el- ctiun. ook out Brother
Du.in you might suffer for cou-
t mpt if Ok lahoma tactics are
brought to bear in Texas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-04-05
HAD TO CLIMB a TREE.
The PLstor Made tbs WOodchuck DO
AN Unu.ual Thing.

The PIstor Made tbs Woodchuck DO
an Unu.ual Thing.
Men who have hunted woodchucks
know that they never climb trees.
That Is, it is not their nature to do
SO. and no one familiar with their
habits woull believe that one
ever tliI unless he saw it himself The
pastor of | It'll, Blptist church in
Kentucky klev this aracteristic OF
the ami nal, an | OIL il 5Ilci a story.
The coslgreSa ton was in debt s4o0 for
it's new church. and one Sun lay was
set for making an appeal for snbscrip-
tions. In the course of. his exhorta.
ton that the mem bers OF his flock be
liberal, the minister said:
This congregation is like wood
chuck IN IN once told me about lie
was hunting the woodchuck with
dogs, he said, and they pressed it SO
closely that it finally climbed tree.
But salt to ny friend. wood
chucl1s can't clino trees, AMI you
know it,
This woolchuck had to climb 3
tree replied my friend, and that's
the Way it is with thi; congregation.
You say YOU can't raise $500, but
you've got to do it..
The congregation saw thu point. and
$3.50 was raised on the spot and the
rest was secure! that week
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-04-05
EX,L ING REPUBLICANIsM.

Create any div On in the Dem
ucrat.c party aid through the
cleft can be seen a Republican
maj ,r.tY III the Ia use Of repres0n
tatiYes, which may elect the next
presid en-. The picture inclu lea
Retd in the speakers chair, Pro
tection.st Burrows az the head Of
ways and means committep. Lon
don Finance Walker as chairman
of the Currency Commit e and
S;.ve- Halter Dingley in Mr.. Blauds
pace
In the s.nate there may not be
a Republican majority in nam",
bat with Brise, ii II, Murphy and
German there will be a majority
IN oppositi n to the success of
ta.if reduction and one which
will hamper in every ting the work
Of the administration, except in
the one thing of silver. Ii would
be in ALSO utely everything a
majority arrayed ag nst western
ide~s and against Consistent Dem.
ocrAti, policy.
Any action III Missouri which
will keep even small percentage
of Democratic vetcrs at home may
K ,ep s "craI Of OIL i ST congress
III N at Iioma $50.
Ih in cnt 0, actions jalg Il BY
.ei. p an couseq :e..ee. -, :eat
OF congr-su !, oye.Ilir, W of ma
] .ri les =. ..si 4 - I'm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-04-05
Na.is O.. ti.e Mut.Il.

Late photographs OF the moon de-
velope bF the astrono.nsr- photog-
raphcr Of the fcath scaIeny exhibit
some una> ~G..ta Die petuiarities. The
plate Slows hundreds of walls or eI.-
bankme ,ls seemingly about 20o f4et
high an fro Il l25 to 20o yards in
width o. top rhey run parallel to
each other a,l appear to DC from % %
to 1870 yar,is apart.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-04-05

Wurr, Lwe'l'ny and Tillman
hive hal waf in tlree states. Per-
haps tn old fashioned politician
who kept the peac+ WAS not such a
la fellow ,f.er al.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-04-05
The Mlcr.s TAtt 4

The hicr' % Tat Caa,es L IIInesa.
DIR. ) .y.n >nne has male for hins III
an u. d ing FL hy discovering AMI
naming the parasite that causes bali
ness in the hun al specie, and loss Of
fur an hair in the lower animals
lie c7lls thH crca uce "baci lus carniv-
orax, b. ,a'n. which su rgests TINT it
is i'll some wa relate to the St.
L mis- r. .ub.:c's ''caaaIbtl microbe -
The man VII discovers an exterInia-
a'or for ''c.r1ivoraX will deserve
more ia me taaa ;he lc4"nel NJ. ID.
VIII ha, d.ssosercI and named the
cree stlrs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-04-05

TIE portraits of Madeline Pol
lard taken in 1884 do MT Indicate
n wv man of passion su h as Col
oael Breckilridg d e<crihes h u
have be n at that time. But p r
In; Colonel Br=ckipridg. was not
j the neighborh OF wheI the
negative VS. takrn