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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-14
Northern News Notes.

Dr.. William J. Murray, al aget
physician Of Toledo, O., died Wednes.
day, after fasting - days.
IT. H. Gibson, the Chicago member
Of the Illinois Legislature, who was in
dicted for boodling, has been acquitted.
Three hundred members Of the De-
troit chamber Of commerce helped to
celebrate Michigan Day at Atlanta
Monday.
At Kansas City, Mo-: tie E. P.
Cower Wholesale Lumber Com yany
made all assignment. It's assets are
$50, 900; liabilities 100000.
Peter Conlin has been made chief
re!;o Of New YH 1sql p9gHou Iq
bv lis fgfSer. the miI2l 55SSsAq SaAs4sq AQ
manufacturer, c. ". Deering, jr., ell
listed in the army and is now private
ut Fort Sheridan, III.
The New York Reform Clubs com
rnittee on sound currency distributed
during the past year twenty-four pam
Dhlets, Of which l, $4,000 copies were
disseminated where they woald do the
most good.
At Cincinnati, O.. the furniture firm
Of A. E. Burkhart l. Co. has gone t'
The wall. Attorney Louis Kramer has
been appointed receiver. Assets $3.50,
900; liabilities $780, 0oo.
At New York the Morse Engraving
Company assigned Monday. The com n
pany did O. large business, especial!
in photo.engrnving. Liabilities arc
500 coo aud nominal assets the same
The "Pittsburg Flyer q fast trail
OF the Pittsburg and Lake Erie Rail
road. which left Newcastle, Pa, at
o'clock SATURDAY evening, eollldet
with an eastbound freight train, nea'
Newport station. Engineer, frema:
and mail clerk are fatally injured.
Special dispatches to the Cleveland
! O., Press say that the smallpox epl
denic has sgain broken oct along tn
Chic river. There are now fourteen
cases at Bridgeport and four at Mar
tins Ferry. The epidemic was cause
tY The public fuaera. Of g man VII
died from the disease.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-14
PITH AND POINT.

Jeweler 80 can engagement ring.
Certainly! Here is FIVE hundred do.
lar one." Cugtoncr-"Wha5 is the
price OF it?"-Puck.
"There is nothing now TO mar oal
happiness" as Bass remarked when
his wife's mother took her departure.
Boston Transcript.
F'Pa, what is trip hsnmer?" f'It's
the hummer, my SOP, that your ma
leaves on the carpet when she hangs
up picture. ."-Detroit Free Press.
"What kept you out?" said the thin
man to the fat man at the ianmed ca-
trance Corporation influence" was
The stout response. - Philadelphia
Call.
Cooked in His Own Sauce: Prison
er-"What, that man IS going to de.
iend me? Why, ne couldn't bring an
innocent person through !"-Fl;egenae
Blaetter.
Bagley-"4nd how does your
French chef suit?' Bradley-"Not at
ell In afraid he's an impostor.
Why. YOU can tell by the taste what
his dishes are made of!"-Puck.
she-"No, George, ! like you, bit
I can never be your wife" Eo fhaugh.
tily)-"Never mind. There ere 9th.
ers." Shell know there are,
George; 7 accepted one OF them this
morning. ."-Clicago Record.
Mr.. Spinks "WelI, Willie, has
your sister made up her mind to go
to the concert with ne?' Willie
"Yep. She's made up her mind and
she's maxim up her face now; she'll
be down in minute. Crest Divide.
Assistant-"Here is complaint oy
- c:,o,'"1S"esagainst the conductor Of caE
sa se1 1ef were a11 G6oe: 5
Puck.
nDoctor, said an old lady the 9th
er DAY 10 her family physician, "can
-ou tell me how it is that some folks
are born dumb:" "Wh!, hem, eer-
tainlv," madam replied the doctor.
"It is owing to the fact that they
come into the world without the 1ac'
ulty Of speech" 'Dear ne!' re-
marked the old lady; snow just see
What it is to have medical education!
I've asked ny husband more than a a
hundred times the sane thing, and ell
thai I could get out Of him was, BE
cause they are" "--PInch.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-14
KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE TIED.

Louisville, the Democrats succeeded IL pre-
serving the tie Of the Legislature. BE IS q
sonnd money, anti-Blackburn nan.
Mr. Carroll won by 452 votes over Charles
elatz. the vote heing greatly increased over
that of the regular election. Carroll was q
candidate then, but some friends Of his were
said TO have bribed his Republican opponent,
Charles Shreve. to withdraw before the elec-
ton and fail to notify the Repuo!lcans In
time to nominate a new candidate: Mr: Cat,
roll repudiated their action, resigned anu
ran again. the Republicans putting up new
candidate.
Tie LEGISLATURE row stands on joint bal.
lot sixty-eight Republicans ana si3IE-elga'
Democrats, with two PopullSts. One fopu.
list is pledged to Blackburn and one TO 1he
Republican caucus. j
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-14
FAVOR MORE MILITARY CADETS
West Point Visitors Want Congress to IN
crease the Number.

West Point Visitors Want Congress to In
crease tina Number.
TIE report Of the Board Of Visitors to tne
West Point Military Academy urges Con-
gress to pass an act which will permit tue
appointment OF twenty cadets by the Presa-
dent one BY each Senator and one by each
Representative and Delegate: increasing the
Strength Of the corps from S7l, as no" su'
The report discusses at length the LOW
standard ior admission to West Point, as
compared with the better colleges OF the
tinted States and the military schools OF
Europe, and says there seems to be no rea- M
son for committing the power OF 1Sins tee
REQUISITES s toF sseoesEv Of II the the Navy WSch
COLD not be urged in favor Of giving the
Secretary Of War the same power regarding
N.cst Point.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-14

NAPOLEON Rcgoiucd His Empire
Tw.t.ty DAYS After Leaving Elba.
Ar nine o'clock mighty shout IS
Leard without.
"Tha Emperor, The Emperor.
The palace echoes the Cry. as across
the bridge Of the palace, and along Tie
Seine e1nbankment, il through the
Tuilerics gate, thronged about by q
c!amorous crowd, and surrounded OE
his soldiers and his generals, Napoleon
enters the courtyard.
Paris is wild with joy: The veterans
fling themselves upon the EmDerora
carria:ra. Tlley seize him in their arms.
They tra: him out, and. bearing nm
On Their shoulders, they rush with him
through the doorway, even to the 1901
Of the great staircase.
The palace rocks with the shouts OF
welcome. The crowd bearing the En-
peror. and the throng pouring down
the staircase 70 greet him. block the
way. PROGRESS impossible People are
everywhere. ard Philip, standing at
the top Of the noble Stairway Of Honor
laughs, as lc cheers, to see Corporal
Peyrolles sitting aSrride the great s!-'
yer statue o. Peace, his chapeau on tie
eld Of lis cane, his face red with shout
liz and wet With tears Of joy.
At last a passage way IS troNea
through the crowd. Philip and Mon
sieur de Lavalcrre, back their way
alcft and keep the passage open. ana
so, up the c!amoring stairway. along
the Gallery Of Diana. through the bii!2
! Room. and into the EmDcrors study,
amid tcaTs ani cheers and shouts, and
tossing Of huts and waT.ng Of hand
! kerchiefS. the Emperor comes to Lis
own AGAIN. In twenty da?s after lcaT'
, inc Elha. Napoleon has regalned MS
emo;rc. With but a thousand grena
d!ers he has conquered thirty millions
Of people. The Swarnlin= Of the Zee:
! ends IN q carnival Of joy.-St. N!cnolaS
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-14
SONG CT TIE AUTUMN SEA.

Sing be! sins no! for a skipper bold:
Fer the Thite-winged Graf: ard hcr Jolly
crew.
Eoz the whistiins vina ron the north, as
cold
IS IN arctic blast:
Sin. he: once more fo- tie fading shors,
For the c!oudless SKY AID the ocean blue,
Foe the foaning wake! ani the Gurgiing
roar.
Where the boat has passed!
Sing ho, sing 60! for the weather rail-!
For tie sheet trimmed eft and the 1uir'r-
inc tufts!
Or the sudden aap Of the wind Iashed sail,
And dthe--"Bar!-a-lee!'
SinS ho! at last for the swsYiEs mast.
For the soiarakcr SCI - the fresh nins
puffs!
Fo- the raves that rise and the spray that's
cast
On the rolling sea!
-0rtir-
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-14
T.AT'ES3T' URT3VT|S
IN BRIEF.
GLEANISGs FROM MANY POINTS.
important Happenings, Both Home
and Foreign, Briefly Told.
NewsY Southern rIotcs.

N"''SI OOAt-AS4<A ~>SNSo'
There we're fire hangings in scutI
Carolina On Friday.
TheSpotts Manufacturing Company:
OF Richmond, Va, makers of vinegar:
and elders, have failed FOR So, 900.
Rev. John E. White succeeds DR.
Durham as corresponding secretary ot
the Baptist State Convention Of North
Carolina.
Secretary Carlisle has accepted amin,
Titation to deliver an address on the
government finances 70 the business
men Of Richmond, Va.
Col. v. O. Bradley, the first Re
publican to be elected Governor OF
Kentucky, was inaugurated With great
ceremony On Tuesday.
Comptroller Eckels has appointed J.
F. FlonrDoy receiver Of the Chatta-
hoochee National Bank, of Colum bus,
Ga., which failed a week ago.
George Washington, colored, was
hanged at Tarboro, n. c., We'd, for
the murder Of Charles Neville, q pump
hand of the Atlantic Coast Line. The
execution was public. The murder
was for robbery. The murderer con-
fessed.
The South Carolina Republican State
committee at Columbia have Used an
address to the people, in which the
committee refuses to accept as final
the new constitution foisted upon the
State by the T;llman faction, on the
grou9d that it is per Sc fraudulent,
and because it is not to be submitted
to the people for ratification.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-14
! jARTICLE r.
H;Ir OF SUFFRAGE.

Section J. Il! elections by the neo-
ale shall = by ballot and elections
shs?i nesr be held O. the ballots
counted 4 secret.
Sec. ;. Every qualified eiector
shall be'ligibie to any office tobe vot'
Cd for aless disqualified by age as
prescrikd in this Constitution. But
no persn shall hold two Offices OF hon
or OF d pit at the same time, except
that aHperson holding another office
mav ssie same tine be an officer IT
the m$ia and a notary public.
! Seci 3. Every male citizen OF 1nls
State hd OF the United States p years
! Of aesa and upwards, not la0orlnG uns
der + disabilities named in this Con-
stitrbn and possessing the quailtica-
tionkequired by it: shall be an e!ec-
s.. 1. The qualifications for SUI
fEs| ! shall be as follows:
| I Residence in the State for two
YES, in the county one year, IN the
nCi1r precinct IL which the elector
, 6As to vote four months: and the
nlnent six months before any cleo
il Of any poll tax then due and pay
as: provided, however, that minis
Is in charge OF an organized en;;reh
Il teachers of public schools Shall Re
Sitlad to vote after six months resi-
hee IN the State, if otherwise quail
: ID. =,
: |N.) Registration, which shall provide
- tie enrolment Of every elec5or
O nee in tsn years and also an enroll
: lent during each and every year o;
: Lerr elector not previously reg slstered
). lrder the provisions OF this article.
i icy U to January !, 1898: all male
vbersons of voting age applying tc1
vSeeistration who can read any secuon
4 n this Constitution submitted to them
" the registration. officer, or 1n1ar'
dtand and explain it when read to item
~ tbs registration officer shall be en-
,stitlst 70 regiSt->aDd become electors
IA separate record OF eli persons regis
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-14
s,,er;can Gift to FcriS.

The monumental bronze groape. designed
and constructed by Augusta Bartholdi, rep
resenting Washington and Latayeste; pre-
sented to the city Of Paris by joseph Funezel,
;s me +an feet in height, while the figure OF the
MARQUIS de la Fayette is some inches les
The % Inaugural ceremony consisted =
e1eeches, military music being interspersed.
Ballard Smith, London correspondent Of the
New Fo1k Wo-id, made the presentation
in in behalf Of Mr. Pulitzer. u. B9npara3:
Tice.President u OF the Municipal Council,
made the speech accepting the gift.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-14
Ger,naav's Merchant Marine.

United States Consul Stephan ct Anna
berg. Germa9y, has sent to thestase Depart
mep4 sone Hgures bearing upon the ner-
chant @ marine of Great Britain and Germany
to Gsnonstra.e the fact that the later eous-
try is steadily pressing forward in tee oe,
velonn,ent Of this important conmerclal
a6;nnct and bacom;ng a formidable conpea-
to2 Of Great Britain. He shows that smaller
shins are giving way to larger tonnage ana
+hat this IS particularly true in GermanE;
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-14

Ct furniture. = can be made Of TWO
small boxes ana one long bIX. oc other
equally good boxes Of about these pro-
portions, made CT strong boards: the
proportions should be carefully pre-
served. Remc:e one side from each
small box, leaving the ends. TOP, Dot
tom and one side; place them on the
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-14

ond ill:::st-at:c1 ,eprosssasssss.:e.; :. -rith
zorersuoss,e ercaa.1o5sa. s. It's -pnda:r
button hook, shoe horn ana orher sin-
dries pertaining; to footwear.
Another suggestion for combined
shoe box and window seat is shown II
picture number three. which makes a
very attractive and comfortable piece
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-14
Remarkable Eicycle Race.

Members 0: The District Of Columbia
Militia Bicycle Corps eng2Sed IN arelay race
:ec:s Washington 10 New York City with 9
.i.ssa.e fr2aE General Niles to General
G.c.r, c3-e1i.ic the 2 .S3l mics IN twenty
~ iours. ;octy -eiSn; rlVGies, tWeiEe nia-
..v: ess tran sc1e::ule time.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-14
USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL.

Handy and Convenient Seats Which
Arc Easily Made.
Cne Of the most useful phases Of fur
niture in 4 well-equipDcd bed room is
shoe box, q clothes tox. or q recep-
tacle for the chilGrcn'a toys. Every
family has them. They're as popular
as sofa cushions, and yet very few
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-14
Washington.

Attorney General Judson Harmon
in his report recommends that the
United States Supreme Court be re-
lieved Of all criminal appeal cases ex-
cept where capital punishment IS In
volyed.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-14
FUR CnUDREN'S TOI::.

business stores keep them, and the car
Hentcr Las to be looked 20 fer their
manufacture.
4 simple and neat box is shown in
the first pict>!re. 1t is the size q an
ordinary wooden shoe box, arranged
with the lid on hinges and covered with
some light, fancy material, such as
cretonne, silkoline or denim The Sec
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-14
Eay;.rd Has Nothing a* AL 70 Say

United States Ambassador Gayart sseaE;-
lastly declines to hc Interviewed py anEp0as
On the subject oi the resolution Of imHeacn-
rnn.t introduced - Representative Ba-Iett
in the House OF REPRESENTATIVES. He has
Without exception Informed all callers that
he had nothing To say.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-14
Died Of Starvation.

Gilbert Ereleth, az old haif-witted man.
died in the town Of Busti. \. y, under sas-
n;cioue circumstances. A coroners jury re-
tnnrned aTerdict that death was due to star
vat;on and the gross neglect OF oroeher
charged with his care.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-14
Sr,.. .}:icans Cotton Exchange state


Inc seni-wect}E movement Ii IS is9:aiAs
interior towns: Eor lsa5-~rcceipsS: si.eG7
bsii=: shipaler,:. Sc. G23 haIes; stock. g.: 40
h::ss. Fur iS3+-rercipls. i23.:Vl r"eS:
si.inrl"n:s. InG.Ol1 .iI"*: stock 3"5; ;329 Fa!eS'
Fn. 1S23-r."r ;its. iG2 273 l.aI"s; Shipments
% 53G t;;Ic.: stock. 349, ,:$3l b2l":.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-14
Miscellaneous.

Everett B. Pomeroy, editor ard pro-
nrietor OF the Oakland, CAL, lines
died Thursday night, after brief Ill
ness. He vas one OF the best known
newspaper men Of the West.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-14
THE TIE lIZZIIII|
CONSTITUTION
TIE LAW THE PEOPLE MUST
NOW LIVE UNDER.
/ DOCUMENT We'll WORTH EEz?llHEE.
2he Full Text Of South Caroiina's New
Organic Law as Adopted.

Space will net permit us to publish
the entire document al one tine, but
we Will give it in installlnents OF about
three columns week until the entire
Constitution has been printed in these
columns.
We present the first two articles this
week:
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-14
Foreign.

! violent storm swept over England
Belciun. Denmark and Germany
Rivers orerfowed, and great damage
is reported.
A hurricane ard earthquake shock
we're experienced il the upper lands OF
lhe Canton Of BerDe, Switzerland, on
last Sunday and Monday.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-14

We, the people Of the State o;
South Caroiina> IL Convention assem-
oled, grateful TO God for our liberties,
DO ordain and establish this Coustitu
ton for tae preservation ard perpetu-
alton Of the same.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-14

General Master Workman Sovereign, ost
the Kn-<h.s Of Labor, says he will positively
decline a reelection. He declares that ae
the end OF bis present term be will sc tc
farming il ArEansss.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-14

Ter-fnc we're never 50 picntit o.: tne
%ocsnohTsctts ccast Gs this s'.aSnc. ana tGe
catch 50 ;.r has been 2ae2oleEaliy large
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-14
THE sWAgMiNG CT TIE BEES.

Nano:con Rcco;ucd His EEp pi-c
Tw..ty DAYS After Leaving Elba.
~ rina o'clock a mighty shout IS
The herald., 1895-09-23
YACHTING
A Description OF the Plans OF q New Pleasure
Boat

A Description OF the Plans of q New Pleasure
Boat
In reply to an invitation, the Herald
sporting editor went to see the plans of
the yacht that is to be built by w. G.
Wedgewood, the we'll known architect.
The model is taken from the Defender
with slight change for the broader In
the matter of beam. The length over all
is forty feet. with q water line measure
ment OF thirty-one feet. The beam is nine
feet, and the draught eight and one-half
feet. The keel bulb will be of cast iron
and will weigh two tons. The boat Will
carry four sails-mainsail. topsail, main
jib and flying jib in all HOO square feet
of canvas. The gross tonnage of the boat
will be about twenty three and one-half
tons, and great speed is expected from
her. The cabin arrangements will be SIM
pie. as Mr.. Wedgewood does not design to
of the boat has not vet been decided on,
but there is . ne Likelihood OF her being
named after her model, The Defender.
There IS no good reason why others
should not follow the example of Mr..
Wedgewood and blu lid boats of this kind.
The expense is not so large, and the re-
turn of pleasure is much greater than
can be found IN any other class of sport.
With care boat of this class can be
built with material that will cost no
more than $500. and ths work can be done
at odd moments. And for pure, unadul-
terdted pleasure there is no Joy on earth
that can compare with that of yachting,
especially in these Pacific waters of ours.
The herald., 1895-09-23

other pills. Hence, their great popularity
with sufferers from habitual constipation,
piles and their attendant discomfort and
manifold arrangements. The Pellets "
are purely vegetable and perfectly harmless
i'll any condition of the system. No care is
required while using them; they do not
interfere with the diet, habits or occupa-
ton, and produce no pain, gripping or shock
to the system. They act in a mild. easy and
natural way and there is no reaction after
ward. Their help lasts.
The Pellets cure bi1iousness, sick and
bilious headache, dizziness, costiveness, or
constipation, sour stomach, loss of appetite,
coated tongue, indigestion, or dyspepsia
windy belchings, heartburn" pain and
distress after eating, and kindred derange-
ments of the liver stomach and bowels
In proof of their superior excellence, ii can
be truthfully said, that they are always
adopted as household remedy after the
first trial. Put Tip in sealed, glass vials
therefore always fresh and reliable. One
little Pellet" is laxative two are mildly
cathartic. AS dinner pill, y to promote
digestion, or to relieve distress from over
eating, take one after dinner. They are
tiny. sugar coated granules; any child will
readily take them.
Accept no substitute that may be recon-
nended to be "just as good" 1t may be
better far The dealer, because of paying him
a better profit, but he is not the one who
nesds help.
The herald., 1895-09-23
SPORTING MISCELLANY
Odds and Ends of Sport-Gossip Of the Rae
Track

Odds and Ends Of Sport-Gossip Of the Race
Track
Although Belmont died six years ago
his fastest trotter, Ella Belmont 2:l2j&,
and his fastest PAGER. Earlmont. 2:095z,
have both taken their records this season.
Our Lucky, Walter Maben's handsome
bay horse oy Raiah. son of Sultan. IS q
project type of that celebrated family. He
is as pretty as a picture, wit the beautiful
head and neck that the SuItans generally
carry.
Rex Hiatoga, one of the pioneer sires of
Ohio, died last week. aged "a years. He
was the sire of Newton b., 2:l7A. and
eight others in the $3.50 list or better He
was ny Hlntoga. dam Dolly, by General
Taylor.
The next cham pion pacing team will
probably be the two mares Angie D. and
Josie B., who are in Hickok's stable
They are credited with a trial mile n
2:114 over the Cleveland track. 1t is to
be hoped that the pair Will so mile to
rule in this time or better before the sea-
son is over and make a neS record.
Fl. T. payne's English setter bitch
Countess Noble stamford = Lily C.)
whipped August 81, 1895, four dogs and
four bitches by c. N. Posts Harold
(Gath-Gem). This excellent breeding will
undoubtedly produce good results. The
marked like their famous mother.
Mr.. G.. III. Thompson. secret ny of the
Irish Setter club, has issued the following
notice: The Irish Setter club Will hold
their trials as advertised on december I'd,
3D. and 4th. providing the Con tinantal
trials are finished by that time, and il
not then as SON as they are over. The
club has decided tu open the alI-age
stake to all Irish settlers. thus allowing
all previous winners to compete. This
stoul dpreatly increase our entries AMI
help make the trials success. With
such dogs as Bedford Finglas. Currer
Belle ~ and other winners entered in
the all-aged stake it would be we'll worth
seeing. Mr.. W. S. Bell will judge.
Ed Bither has had most successful
campa. gn with that fast young stallion
Lynne Belle. ". n. Burgess OF East
Lynne farm, Elem ington. n. j., the
owner OF the breeder Of Lynne Belle, be-
gan his breeding venture some seven or
eight years ago, and until this great
young nurse began his victorious car. er,
burgess bad had little tn encourage him.
A horse like this son of st. Bel. however,
with ten victories in twelve starts, race
record of 2:il12, and q promIse of mark
OF 2:0S or 2:10 next year. is good enough
to com pensate breeder for many disap-
pointments.
Don't he too eager to feed bones to your
dog. knuckle beef zones, shin bones
The herald., 1895-09-23
WITH THE GUNS
The City Gun Clubs Tournament Finished
Yesterday

The second day OF the shooting tourna-
ment of the Los Angeles City Gun club
was pronounced success. There were
more spectators than ON the previous
lay, and tbs may have something to do
with the very excellent shooting that
took place. The day was delightfully."-
clear and but little wind interfered with
the f1arksmen.
1t has been announced that the Los
Angeles team No. l has challenged the
Santa Ana team, the winners of yes ter
days team match, and according to the
rules governing the possession of the
trophy. the challenged parties are bound
to accept the def and hold the match
within Thirty days from the date OF the
challenge. So the Santa Ana men will
shoot again for the trophy on October
18th Btrring accidents, the cup will
probably come back to Los Angeles.
Shooting today commenced rather early
and was kept up all day with snort in.
Permission at noon. Some remarkably
fine shooting was done in the morning.
one match In particular being worthy of
mention. The first event on the card
was ten single match 81 entrance, three
moneys. There were no less than eight
men who made clean score and seven
were at their heels with nine out OF the
ten birds that they had to shoot at. This
is pretty good shooting, for any company.
There were two star events, the m ost
important OF which was the champion