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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-07-16
WHAT Is SAID AT WASHINGTON.

1t is said at the Department of
Justice that if the Choctaw Indian
authorities refused to recognize a
writ of habeas corpus regularly is
sued by a judge of the federal
court in the case of the Indian,
Walla Tonka, who was executed
in the Indian Territory, the
judge has the undoubted right to
punish the offenders for contempt
of court.
The Department of Justice, how
ever, has no jurisdiction in the
matter, as it now stands, and
whether the federal judge will
prosecute the Indians for contempt
is matter clearly within his dis
cretion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-07-16
THE NEWS s IN BRIEF.
WAGES RAISED.

WAGES RAISED.
Chicago, July 15-Thirty thou
sand men employed in the Ameri-
can tin mills, will have their wages
increased fifteen per cent. This is
the result of a confidence of thir-
teen days. The men asked for 20
per cent raise.
SERUM DID NOT KILL.
New York, July 15-Oscar F.
Lackey. yellow fever patient at
Swinburn Island, inocculated four
times with anti-toxine serum, con-
tinues convalescent. Other patti
ents recovered.
SPANISH FIRE on FRENCH.
Gibraltar, July 15.-The French
bark D'Artagnan, moored in Brit
ish waters here, was fired on by
Spanish revenue boat. An in
vestigation is being made.
DEWEY WILL GET \ PRATIQUA.
Washington, July 15-The fol-
lowing, dated Port Said, was re-
ceived from Dewey this morning:
Olympia in voluntary quarantine.
AS soon as she has coaled will pro-
ceed to Trieste for pratiqua and re
cuperation of officers and men.
Pratiqua, which he expects to
secure at Trieste, is the technical
name for bill of health.
THIRTEEN DEATHS FROM TETANCS.
New York July 15-Thirteen
deaths have been reported since
yesterday from tetanus, or lock-
jaw, in various parts of the coun-
try, bringing the total sup to 26.
The disease is spreading at an al
arming rate. The majority of the
cases are tracable to of 4th July
accidents.
ACTS A TYRANT.
Vienna, July 15-Private advices
from Belgrade say exKing Milan
is pursuing the best patriots of
Severa and already has very large
number in chains and dungeons.
The death sentence has been pro-
nounced without the fOrmaltieS of
trial.
ALL HAD DUST.
Port Townsend, Wash. july 10
The steamer Orizaba has arrived
from Alaska with 30 klondikers,
most of whom have gold dust rang
ing from fifteen to several a&thousand
dollars.
MAY ARRIVE IN SEPTEMBER,
Washington, July 15.-Admiral
Dewey will hardly leave Trieste be-
fore August l. He possibly may
arrive in New York by the first
week in September.
BURNED STABLES.
New York, July 15-An Incen-
diary fire last night destroyed VIM
C. Whitney's stable and cremated
four valuable horses. Loss $40, 900.
OFFICER DIES AT ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis Mo-. July 15-Lieu-
tenat Colonel Gilbert C.. Smith, in
charge of the quartermaster's de-
pot here died suddenly last night.
DID A GOOD JOB.
Perry, Okla, July 15-Sheriff
Foster shot and killed Nose Will
liams, a noted desparado. in
saloon here last night. Williams
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-07-16

Wanted - Five active men to
act as agents for the Guarantee
Loan and Banking Co., of Dallas.
Tex, apply to George w. Chan
cellor. special Travelling agent,
Marietta, l. T.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-07-16
BARCELONA TERRIFIED.

For a clear complexion, bright
sparkling eyes and vigorous diges-
ton, take Prickly Ash Bitters. 1t
puts the system in perfect order.
Sold by W. B. Frame.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-07-16
was wanted for a number of rob-
CASHIER GONE WRONG


Porth Amboy, n. j., July Is
Middlesex county national bank
here suspended business this
morning on account of the disap-
pearance of George w. Valentine,
the cashier. His accounts are said
to be $4,000 short.
ON AMERICAN SOIL AGAIN.
San Francisco, July 15.-The
Oregon volunteers disembarked
this morning and marched to the
Preside where they went into
camp. They were given an enthus-
iastic reception and were reviewed
by Shafter.
BARCELONA TERRIFIED.
Barcelona, July 15-Bombs ex-
ploded in four different parts of
the city this morning, and though
no serious damage was done, ex-
citement is intense, and further
trouble is feared. The perpetra-
tors are unknown.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-07-16

Imperfect digestion and assimila-
tion produce disordered conditions
of the system, which grow and are
confirmed by neglect. Herbine gives
tone to the stomach, and causes good
digestion. Price so cts. City Drug
Store, W. B. Frame.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-07-16

Po eradicate worms from the sys-
tenn give the child plain, nourishing
food and Whites Cream Vermi-
fuge, The result will be, the worms
will disappear and the child will be-
come healthy and cheerful. Price, 25
cents. City Drug Store, w. B. Frame.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-07-16
HORRIBLE EXECUTION.
" allie Tonka Now Among the Good In
eIans-FederaI judge DefIed.


says VIM. Goings was shot at
l. T., Thursday. un-
der sentence of the Choctaw
court for murder. During the
preceding day the friends of the
prisoner gathered. 1t was rumor-
ed that an attempt would be made
to rescue him, so twenty Indian
deputies were placed on guard,
and everybody was warned to keep
away.
Feeling about the Choctaws was
further aroused by a report that
an attempt would be made to stop
the execution by another habeas
corpus. Federal Judge Clayton
had already stopped the execution
once by habeas corpus. The day
he was to have been shot, after
hearing the case, he held that Co
ings, having been convicted before
the Indian courts were abolished,
the federal government had no
jurisdiction, and turned him back
to the Choctaw authorities.
Application was made to Federal
Judge John r. Thomas for a writ
of habeas corpus by Antlers' at
torneys, and an order by Judge
Thomas granting the writ was tel
egraphed from Tulsa, l T., last
night. 1t directed the Indian
sheriff to have the body of Goings
at South McAlester July %, and
deputy marshal arrived at Alikchi
with the writ at daylight Thursday
morning.
District Attorney Clay and Sher-
iff Watson were IN consultation
when it was presented. The sher-
iff refused to receive it. The dis
trict attorney declared that Jesus
Christ or Judge Abner James, the
Choctaw judge, alone could stop
the execution.
A runner was dispatched to
Judge James, who was sixteen
miles away, notifying him of the
telegram from Judge Thomas. He
was in bed sick, and sent a verbal
message to go ahead with the exc
cution. 1t was noon when the
message was received.
The execution took place two
hours later, and was a horribly
sickening sight. \ few minutes
before goings was led out four
Choctaws appeared bearing a
coffin. 1t was deposited in front
OF the court house. Near it a
quilt was spread.
The condemned man was brought
out supported by Sheriff Watson
and deputy, and escorted by 20
light horSemen, who marched the
prisoner down the line of specta-
tors.
He bade them good bye.
Goings then kneeled on the quilt
blindfolded. The sheriff barred his
bosom, painted spot over his
heart, stepped back four PAGES,
rested Winchester across bench
and fired.
The bullet entered the breast
but missed the spot.
Goings fell backwards, and
moaned piteously for an hour be-
fore expiring.
Water was poured down his
throat number OF times TO haSten
death by strangulation.
While the execution was pro-
ceeding District Attorney Clay re-
marked to your correspondent,
we are making history"
1t remains to be seen what ac-
ton the United States government
will take for defiance of the writ.
Goings was 80 years old. He
had killed seven men and two
women, all of them relatives. He
had a strange antipathy for his
kinfolks.
During the execution the light
horsemen with Winchesters faced
the crowd and kept their eyes riv
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-21
SOCIAL FOR BENEFIT
OF OUTING CLUB FUND

The committee OF arrangements having
In charge the first grand monster enter
tainment and ball q the San Francisco
Outing Club. which IS 20 be held on next
Saturday evening AZ Mission ParIor Hall.
has completed its labor. An excellent
vaudeville performance has been ar
ranged II includes numbers BY the latest
known talent OF the city. The following
cisco Outing Club orchestra. William B.
kOesel leader: soprano solo. Miss Rose
kilgarin; piano solo. Miss Loretta ds
lectiOns. Orpheus String Club. comicali-
ties, Henry Alexander: song. Frank
Scully. selections. San Francisco Outing
Clubs Glee Club: fancy Jig and reel dane
ing. Miss Julia MallOy: tenor solo. George
a. Lane. Tho sale OF tickets thus far IN
dicates a very large house. The affair IS
given for the benefit OF the outing fund
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-21
EIGHT BOUTS TO BE
CONTESTED TONIGHT
Good Card Arranged by Columbian
Athletic Club-san Frsnciscos
Match Clever Boxers.

Indications point 20 a large crowd al the
Initial boxing exhibition 70 be given by
the Columbian Athletic Club in SIS rooms
at = Golden Cate avenue this evening.
4 large number OF seats have been dis
posed of and there IS every prospect Of a
crowded house. The managers OF the club
propose 20 make the opening exhibition
one worth the price Of admission. as IL IS
in the field 70 stay. 10 delays will mar
The sport and taxing on the part OF con-
testants IN The eight bouts scheduled Will
not be tolerated. Referee Mckinley stated
yesterday that he would throw the first
lad who faxed out Of the ring and would
also deprive him Of any remuneration he
might receive for appearing before the
assembled boxing enthusiasts
Eddie Toy and Charley Vickers, two
clever and hard-hitting amateurs, will
furnish the event OF the night. Both lads
fight f. assured The other bouts will be
between Charles Thurston and Charles
Post al ls7 pounds; William Toy and Joe
Long at 30 pounds; KID Johnson and
Charles Collins at 13O pounds; kid"
DObsOn. alias The Alligator, and Bob
Armstrong. the BLACK Cyclone" Joe
Kennedy has consented TO spar a three
round bout with Pete Long. This Will be
the formers first appearance in this city
since his Eastern trip.
The San Francisco Athletic Club has ar
ranged an interesting card for Tuesday
evening. November .. Manager Greg
gains has matched six clever amateurs TO
lsnt beiOre tne cllD- TOUR OF NhOm are
known 10 the followers Of the pastime but
are strangers 20 the local club. Jack
Mccormick Of Portland will do battle with
Lewis Richards AT l2O pounds: Tom Her
man of Denver will box kid" Johnson at
rs pounds and Charles Fredericks and Ed
Nolan. both Of the club. will meet at 1873
pounds. The latter events will be eight
rounds IN duration.
The main bout will be between George
Baker Of Salt Lake and William Martin OF
Los Angeles for ten rounds al l25 pounds
The battle VIII virtually decide the
feather-weight championship Of the coast.
as Baker has downed the leading men Of
his class Martin comes from the citrus
belt well recommended and will try 70
regain the laurels wrested from De Cour-
cey by Baker IN Los Angeles the latter
part Of last month.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-21
PASSENGERS REMOVED
FROM A BURNING SHIP
German Steamer Olinda Puts Into
Norfolk Harbor With Fire
in Her Hold

CAPE HENRY. Va. Nov 2O-The Ger
man steamer Olinda passed in for Norfolk
al $50 a. m. flying the signal 1 am on
fire."
The Olinda, under command of Captain
Hanson, sailed from New York late Sat
urday night for Matanzas, Cardenas. etc.
She is steel vessel with five bulkheads
built at Newcastle. England. in 1851. regis
tering 2576 tons gross, and halls from Kiel,
Germany.
The Olinda carried her crew and eight
cen passengers. Fire was discovered last
night at o'clock in No. hold aft, when
on Hatteras. Captain Hansen burned dis
tress signals and the Ward line steamer
City OF Washington. from New York for
Havana. bore down upon her. The Wash
ington took all OF the passengers aboard
not. however, without much difficulty
as the sea was quite heavy. The pas
sengers Will be landed at Havana
Captain Hansen says the fire Is under
control, but that the matches have not vet
been removed, neither has any water
been turned on. Lighters were sent TO the
vessel 70 remove the cargo when she
reached the harbor
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-21
SURPRISES THE CROWD.
Substitute Pugilist Almost Knocks
Out Bobby Dobbs.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2o.-Bobby Dobbs of
Minneapolis and Jim Ferns, a negro. were
scheduled 10 fight at the Hercules Ath-
letc Club tonight, but Ferns failed 10
show up and Ed Darrell was substituted
20 the disgust Of the jeering crowd. Oar
rell made wretched showing up TO the
twelfth round. In that round he improved
and Knocked one OF Dobbs' teeth out
This brought the crowd around and thew
began 10 cheer for Darrell. In the thir-
teenth round Darrell sent several straight
lefts 70 the face and swung heavily on
Dobbs Jaw. Dobbs was nearly a whipped
man at the bell in the thirteenth round.
and number OF hard blows were ex
changed, each man being sent to the floor
Dobbs was the stronger when they came
UP Tor the eighteenth and managed to get
in few tolts on Darrell that nut him 20
the moor, and he was counted out
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-21
WORKING MEN DISCUSS
TROUBLE AT WARDNER
Foreman Chamberlain Of the Knights
Of Labor Criticizes the Action
of the Authorities.

BOSTON, Nov. 20.-At this mornings
session OF the General Assembly OF the
Knights Of Labor Grand Worthy Foreman
l. D. Chamberlain OF Colorado submitted
his report. in which he referred 10 the
achievements Of the, organization and the
hostility encountered by its members. Two
years ago, he said. had some agitator
proclaimed that men walking quietly in
the public highways IN broad daylight
would be shot down officially and that the
chief executive would send an assistant
Attorney General Of the republic and use
the power Of the administration to defend
the murderers he would have been classed
as lunatic, ad the man who would have
dared 70 predict the horrors OF the Ward
ner bull pen would have been treated az
an enemy Of the republic.
on the subject OF combines the report
said that IL was a question how long n
would require the so-called trust COM
binations 10 absorb one another until the
state from necessity must assume control
OF the agricultural Industries and all pub
lie utilities.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-21
To Test a Game Law.

The constitutionality Of the recent ordi-
nance passed by Stanislaus County, which
prohibits the shipping OF wild game out OF
the county. Is soon 10 be tested In the Su-
preme Court. A short time ago a market
hunter named James Knapp attempted 10
forward 20 this city a quantity OF wild
ducks he had killed. and was arrested and
fined $40 by Justice Of the Peace. Upon
the advice OF his lawyer he refused 10 paw
the fine and went 10 prison. An attempt
was made TO secure his release on a writ
OF habeas corpus in the Superior Court OF
that county. but to no purpose, and YES
terday an application was made 10 the Sl-
prefne Court. where a writ was issued
made returnable on Thursday. The claim
Is made that the ordinance IS in Violation
OF the State constitution
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-21
Track Notes.

Fred Cook who booked here last sea-
son with considerable success cut .n yes
ferfay
Jockey Nitatoe is late arrival and viii
d. seen in the saddle soon
"Longshlt Coniey Was warmly re-
ceiwed as De passed the stand On the
back of Tenrca ~ The sixth event u
was lls first mount here but he failed
- land the gel1ing Inside the money
The yearliLEs from Charles kerr's An
trim stock farm VIII be- sold ar the Occl-
GENITAL Horse Exchange next L0ndey
evening
"A preFenf Eddie Jones ls riding ln great
FORM. Yesterday DE- was first on al three
- Dr kowell's HORSES Sybaris Satsuma
and Nhitc0mb. pullman also appears 10
ne railing into hlH Eastern form as his
indicate
a two weeks rest worked wonders with
Dr koUeA's horses Those ne started
yesterday were an ''oll from the can"
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-21
; From All Over the 0ond.
BASEBALL
INDOORS IS
THE THING
Olympic Club Forms Four
Teams-To-Nght's
Game.

Indoor baseball is being revived this sea
son with greater interest than ever before
in its short but brilliant history in this
State. -Four teams have been made up py
the Olympic Club: the Reliance Club OF
Oakland has several teams that are play
ing practice games; the Young Men
Christian Association has been al the
game all the year; the Stockton Athletic
Association team, which gave the Olyrn-
pics, last years champions, its harcsst
struggle. is making preparation Tor re-
turn match. and II is understood that the
University OF California viii send nine
into the lists to compete for honors-
A league has been formed and the inltlai
game will be played in January next. ne
time between now and the first OF the
wear will be consumed in chib and inter
club practice games. In the early part OF
next month the fair sex will have an op-
portuntzy OF seeing game, as LeaaSl
Hammersmith and Captain James are a
ranging a special match In their honoI.
Tonight the Republicans and DemocraI =
will play at the club and larse a.Ieii .1.a =
mace OF those interested ir the game IS
expected. Following IS the lineup OF the
four teams chosen by the local a1hietic IN
stitution:
Denocrazs-G. Fuller. ". McLalne, II. L
Monaghan. J. Gleason. j. F. Sgnninshssih', Nc =
Boyle. G. A Hinkel. J. J. Phi!hpS' r. 'A-
Gibbon. r Pray. G. Doxey
ReprbIicans-A ". Follansbee Jr, c. :.
Derham. r Bowman F ,.,SI,5 B1tz' n MebeT,n- 5n
p NJ Connelly, j. johnson. W. Bush
Sccialists-B T. Harrison, W. GimHeI
George James. L, Poekwitz c. > " Fray x,rS .
i H0I2sFI 4sTnr6dr.niss a GGfsT'F E. sheshy. 81 '
Popuiists-W. ]. Leonard. W Cartwright. 9
-ollansbee, A Vsldespino. l.. EhrInan W
Han-ahan. A Taylor. D. Carroll. F. Duran. r.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-21
FINE CARD
DRAWN FOR
UNION PARK
FortyEight Dogs Will Course
for Big Money To
Morrow.

A nidweek reserve stake. IN which
forty-eight dogs are entered. Will be run
OF az the Union Coursing Park to-mor-
morrow. Following IS the result OF last
nights drawing:
Midweek reserve stske-GeorEe Lahusen's
(nsmes) Mystic vs. J. Q'Dowd's Shoot over;
Land & Gerber's Rienzi Va 2. Hssras Fair
Play; P L TayloTs (nz1ne<) Winning Lassie
mons Peaceful Glen vs. i H Perigos Lady
Davenport; ". H Jones Prince Jerome vs
Aeueid Kennels Aeneas: A. L. Austin's Firm
Foe vs. J Eurley's star of Culai J. II Perigo' s
Belle u Seward vs. George Iahusen's Fireball;
J. J. Edmonds' Morning Glory vs. r L. Tay-
lor's fnauesl Torment. z. y. kelloggs LADY
Gilmore IS y. Il Jones Lady Marion. Maher
a Reds Singleton ys Curtis * Sons McKin-
ley; James ! o O'Brlen's statesman vs. J.
Browuing's Mountain Beile, J. D. CardinalI s
Thornhfll Comet vs.. I'd Evatrs Niglant: Her
zog & Davis said Pasha vs. Earl & Lyons
silver Lion: r i. TaylOrs tnauies) Rowdy
Boy vs. J. Burns Battlsship, Kelly < Han
lsy's Baby King vs.. T. A McComb's 3 Miss Sky
rocket: Pasha Kennels Rapid Edition IS. Land
Z Gerber's Concord; p. c. Bikes Fedora vs.
J. Byrnes Nellie 3; Pasha kennels Nay
H@mstesd vs. + J. McCabes Sky Blue: P.
KerW.n's Lady Ga-net IS. Mahsr * Reds Pat
Reilly; 2. r Franks tnames) Black Patti -.
J. Moneys Silem Treasure: Pasha kennels
Sylvia vs. Murphy & Toland's Ornament p j..
Reilly's Dawn vs. Curtis Sons The Fran ;
J. P0yau's (Eames) Small Hope -. P p.
Julian's Sweet Music: II W Pixies Nancy z
". p Eearus Martha Washington; Sterile &
sidins; Curtis & Sons Vanity Fair vs. I. F.
Hairon's Tic Tao: Aeleid Kennels PTetencsr
vs. A T. Leonard's Master Lawrence Kay &
Trznt's Eclipse vs.. J. O'DOwd's Clifton Lass.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-21
Favor Government Ownership.

CHICAGO. Nov. 2O-At to-day's session
OF the subcommittee OF the National In
dustrial Commission investigating charges
OF rate determinations by various roads
President Stickney OF the Chicago Great
Western testified in regard TO the interest
OF railroads In the elevator business. He
was followed by =. A. Eckhart of the
Chicago Board Of Trade and William
Burke, Western farmer, who spoke
from the standpoint OF the shipper. ]. L.
Kennedy OF Washington, a member OF
the subcommittee. announced that he
was in favor of Government ownership
OF the railroads, and Congressman Lori
mer OF Illinois, also member, expressed
himself as fayoring Government superV-
sion.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-21
HARNESS HORSES SOLD.
Good Prices and Lively Bidding at
Madison-Square Garden.

NEW YORK. Nov. 20-Ths Fasig-Lip-
ton Compaay's horse show sale opened TO-
day IN Madison Square Garden and
throughout the day there was a large At
tendance, including many well-knoWn
horsemen from distant parts Of the ccu1-
try. Good prices and lively bidding pre-
vailed. Some Of the important sales fol-
low:
Elerlee 2:0sis. eh. n. 1890, 70 Thomas W
Lawson. Boston Mass; sf702-
Pasente' 2:os. b. H.. 1888. 20 J. II. schui-z.
Parzvile &250o
Sunland Belle 2.0si.. b. n. 1882. consiEuss
6y J. II. Outhwaite. Cleveland sold % a.
Mcdonald: S3015.
The Montana. trial. 222H. B. c.. 1897. con-
signed by Bitter Root Farm. sold % r. a.
Fairbairu. Westfeld y. J.. s2I10
Faustira, 2,20i1, b. m. 1s31 consigned b. r.
II Cultivate. Cleveland. sold 70 L Wen Il
Co. New York: 5000
White Plains. $3.50.
Joe y. trial. 2:ls. blk. r. 1857. consigned ~
York: Sll50
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-21
C0SL
STARTING
GATE PUT
INTO USE
Bennings Track Officials Viii
Have No More OF the
Flag System.
4+4+@@+++++++++++
Special Dispatch to The can

WASHINGTON. Nov. 3l.-startsr Cas-
sidy raised the suspension imposed early
In the meeting on Jockey O'Leary and re
participated IN tO-day's events az Ben
nings. O'ConnOr. who did such remark
able work On Saturday, continued MS ef-
forts today and took first money ir
three races Beginning to-day Cassidy
used the rubber barrier device IN starting
the races and the results were 50 sails
factory that II will be continued durng
the remainder OF the meeting Results:
Non-winncrs in 1ss9. seven turl1nEs-Larhs-
viot WOE, Tyrba second. Matanzl trirt- Tine.
I.35 Is.
Two-year-old naidens. eve and a hzlf fur
longs-The CCrinthlar Won. Forsclee second.
Grandeur third. Time. 1909 Is
Al ages. mile and l9o yards-Duks o. Gi9-
dleburg won. The Gardener second. Langtgn
third. Time. 1.fs l-F
Selling. two-year-0IIs. six furIorgE-Jarnes
won. Bermuda second. Lc-tis Neville thiE1.
Time, lis Is.
Selling. three-year-olds and upward mile ani
a siXteenth-BriEk wcr. -. Lorenzo second.
Queen of Song third Time. 1.-1 1-5.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-21
Phvsician Goes Insane

SANTA BARBARA. Nov. 2O.-Dr c. l..
Downie of Summerland was confined in
the insane cell OF the County Jail this
evening on a charge of insanity. Down..
surprised his friends this morning by saw
ing that he could walk upon the surface
OF the ocean and said he was going 10
walk over TO Channel Island, thirty miles
of shore. He walked direct to the beach
OF Summerland and with clothes ON
walked into the surf. He was waist deem
when friends pulled him out DR. Downie
is a well known physician of this cnnnf1
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-21
Rife Club Shoot

SAN JOSE. Nov. 21.-The seui-uouth'v
medal shoot OF the San Jose Rife Club
proved an interesting event 20 sportsmer.
There was great rivalry in the various
classes. The following scores were made.
First class-Dr. Schumacher tmedau 42f.
George keffel 3s6. G.. =. HubbacE 80. u
34s. Second class-M. Schmidt fmedal ga
X. J. Wight 3l3. W O. Flint IS. Third
class-Ge0rge stephan (medau Z3f y W.
Neimas 21L The medals for first and last
best shots were both won by Max Schmidt.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-21
EVANGELIST MOODY
SLIGHTLY IMPROVED
Doctors Say His Trouble Is a Weak
ening Of the Walls of
the Heart.

EAST NORTHFIELD. Mass, Nov. %
d. l. Moody's physician issued the fol-
lowing Tonight: Mr.. Moody has had
comfortable day. His general condition
and his appetite have improved. His
temperature is normal. He has slept one
hour during the day. His trouble is
weakening Of the walls OF the heart.
caused by overwork and a condition akin
10 fatty degeneration OF the heart. i con-
fdently expect steady though not rapid
Improvement"
The bulletin followed an examination OF
Mr.. Moody by several doctors, the region
OF the heart being the chief point OF
scrutiny.