davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1900-12-30
SHAREETS CACLJFLOWER" EAR.
Caused BY stopping Ruhiin's Blow s-An Op-
eration TO he Performed.

Tom sharkey will soon undergo Q painful
operation for what Is generally known in
sporting parlance as "caulfower" ear.
That Is. tho ear IL twice Its natural size and
Ia still growing. The right one Il thus AZ
ficted The Disagreement results from his
fght with Gus Rubin at Coney Island last
spring Sharkey. who depends upon re-
ceiving hard blow to deliver ono In return
stopped most Of the punches during that
AFFAIR with his head and ear until the latter
was crushed nearly into a pull p II now
hangs to o ne side and. az one OF Toms friends
put II, looks like one OF Mephistopheles'
horns" Sharke' 3 hearing Is also Threatened
and he Is afraid that he will become deaf IL
he does not attend TO the ear, He expects
that the operation will keep the ear close
70 the head and not extend TO one side as It
does now.
Sharkcy is not the only pusilist that suffers
from a "caulNower" ear. George Dixon.
Matt Matthews. Jimmy Handler, Kid Broad,
Young Griyo and hid Iavtone are on the
list Broad had an operation performed
on him about ak months ago. but II wa,
not successful. Shsrkcy told a reporter Of
THE SUS that he will spend 5000 II he can
restore the member In tho condition II was
before he became a fighter.
Il hate to 60 around with such mutllated
thing on my head he snid. i think II
YOU? An"body who meets me can tell that
! am a fighter hy lust gazing at me. / saw
q doctor to-dav and he saws that he will make
me new ear II necessary, and bet I'll bo
just ~ pretty as Mattv Matthews or Kid
Broad
The sun., 1900-12-30
Interscholastto Newr.

The Now York Intersoho.os'o Athlstio
Association 10 working hard 70 clear up
It's big debt. The various schools may hold
a dramatic show for that purpose r. @.
Strange OF Columbia Grammar school is
the prime mover In the scheme and he is
satisfied that enough money can be real
ized through that source TO pay of the debt.
In the fourteen schools that belong to the
association there are some clever performers.
who. with a little practice can arrange a
successful entertainment, The debt amounts
TO nearly $500 At the last meeting of tho
association there was considerable discussion
over tho debt. II was suggested To pay 1t
of with the money now on hand, but others
thought II would be wise to use the money
for this years expense.
Az the Eighth Regiment Armory on Feb.
2i Barnard Schoo. and Hamilton Institute
will meet In dual games at which no admis-
sion will he charged. II will be the first
time in the history OF interscholGstic sport
in thls city that O meet Of TINT kind h - been
held. The following events will be con-
tested:
a2o yard dash. senior 2.nvsrd dash, !In,or. l4o.
yard run. ssoyard run, running high jump. senior,
running. k!ah lump. junior, putting The la-pounG
shot, pole vault. 6oyafd dash. for boys from 10
years OF age.
Gold. silver and bronze medals will be
awarded 10 the nrst three In each event and
a banner will be given to tho school scoring
the greatest number OF points.
The sun., 1900-12-30
Tommy Ryan win Go TO Enslan n
Fight MCKeever.

Tommy Ryan OF Syracuse has sppsr-
entity rrpcntcd Of his action In denouncinc
the purse offered by tho National sporting
Club, London. for battle between himself
and Charley McKecrcr Of Philadelphia. ns
being very small and has decided TO accept
The foreign club few weeks AGO expressed
its willingness to hang M an incentive Of
Si 900 for ?o-round bout between two
American purli-ts. with n proviso that RYAN
could wager g.. 500 on the outside
A long letter was received veSterdRv from
Ryan. in which hr saws that he il prepared
70 sign ARTICLES to fac" Mckeever any time
the latter deems ft to get ready. II the
battle i arranged the struggI" may be de-
Clded on Derby niLht In case the MctiOv, ril-
Jordan batiI" does not fan through Eyan
and MCke"v"r Iuat be compelled 10 meet
NJ m earlier date. say about hpril Articles
Of agreement clinching the match will prob
ably arrive here in about fortnight. Both
pugilists will get their expenses TO EnglanA
The sun., 1900-12-30
skating.

The LARGEST n,ld Of skaters that has ap-
pcarcd thIs FAR this season answered the ca
ot Official referee Charles j Bowe at tho
tlcruout Avenue Ice Skating Rink, Rroosiy n
yc>' cTda, ipr he CnC-aBN Uile intcrScho-
l1s'J, tkdtu.. contest !NcUty-thI,c con-
tended for The IrI."s II required two heats
aga 4 rnll uc,ore ,hc winner turned 'up in
thc person - J Ezirton NJ the Hamilton
lu~' lt'lt" Of this city summaries.
one isli Nile lntciSchoastic Skating Race. Hand.
cap-iirSi heat won by Willgr, H. pcitlu. POLY.
rfp.. co yards H. ,. knoN "r Is; Prep" so yards.
sroal ~ a - Sooli PGal.c ScAop! No ~. CO yafds,
tJtd Tine, J. minute 81 IS sCcurds. Second
hcttNon ny j. " Ec.Htnr. Harltor institute Scatch:
ii'rsfi SmiEors. purlc Scht-! No. o, 60 YARDS,
scond. /. ,!ocs. rIhl!c Schol 80. >. GO ;af1S,
tItl 1ire, ! mirLp - 35 seconds Final heat
won by Eglnton Knox. second Pcitu. third Time.
! 'haN % seconds
In the evening there was ouc-nille hand
io1r Iace, b. N.ich there were ton starters
i was won bI / Sinulrud. sixty yard. II
NcDOn1ld. scratch, was second, J.. Muligan.
10y urds. third, \ Sarony. aoya-GS. fourth.
, Coupe. i?0 Yards, nll b, ard p kCarney. so
yards. siNth Snnlrud won by sixty yard $
In minutes II seconds
The sun., 1900-12-30
rHsss HONORs F0R CORNsiI.
win. resw ana Snd,',dvs, Prizes IN Triangular
Iouvr r,ent,

In tho nnnl round ~ tho triangular 'ollcs"
Chess League Tournament he,vc"n cornell
ponnaylvnnin and Brown. cuLtostrd a. th"
Nahhu'tip chess club yesterday, Cornell,
hy winning one aud drawing two games
was an ensy winner W M" Rice trophy. cap
turcd last year nv Pennsylvania 70 T. "
Riedel. = Rrooklyn High school boy, belongs
tn" credit of clnchiug tho Ithncan-' victory,
defeating East "a ~ Brown hy brilliant
tactics l. { knrptnski. hl- part o.. drew
with frnrcls 81 pcnnsvlyanin, but made
th" highest individual score In the tourney
At a meeting of tho collcsian- T. " Rio
del of Cornell was ted President Of the
League. Isaac l. Rico. honorary President
ands II Easton Of Brown. Secretary. Ee-o-
lutiohs Of thanks 10 tho Manhattan Chess
CluD. lipschueU and Major Hnbham
wero passed
The scores In the final round follow:
The sun., 1900-12-30
Adler School Games.

Fl Houston broke the school record for In
door competition in the high Jump at the class
games for Adler School yesterday afternoon
Class 1900 carried of the banner with q total
score Of 3? points /, X. Bell did the best
individual work. with H Houston a close
second. summary:
20 Yard bash, Iiandlcap- Won BY H. Boyd 1000.
| foot j. s. Hasrf at. feet, second. H. Houston,
1000 scratch, third. Time. 3S"couds
ONard paSh. JUNIOR Won by J. s. Daker
OIL. h Hughes 'oa. second v S Potter. 'oi, third
Time. ~ IS seconds.
orc MIC wt!k Handicap Won by n y. floysen.
1000. sratci: J. q. bateS, 0a, 80 seconds. second
Time, s minutes Is seconds
sS0-Nard Run, Hard.ca p--Won by B l. white.
o5 scratch; H. II, Thomas, '02. 40 yards. second.
J. H. II nrhcS, o2 ~ yards tlra. Tine MN
utes i s"CondS
nunnins hish Jump, Handicap-v Won by H.
Houston. 1900 inches. =. BAH il, 1900. 0 inches.
second, {. l. payan, 'os, scratch, third Height.
sack Racc-won by S. H. Arnold. 'o3; NJ Fitch,
'Oi second q. Dennis '0I. Ihirc. Time, 50 IS sec.
ends
T. II hcl 1000, feet. H. liouston. 1900, feet, sec
ond, +. ball. Jr. 1900, feet. third. Distance. -
feet 'nrncS
.4G.N Aid Run. hnndlcap--won By T. II Bell. 1000.
inches T. bill, Jr.. 800. scratch. s,cpnd l. {.
crane. 1900. ~ yards. lhird. lime. l minute 2 !,
srCDnus
The sun., 1900-12-30
ysws ~ rHr WHSsivgN.
ssr.,h hirs About sp.hio- FRAME Machines
nihe Cop, on thcif ia, or

~. ,,.,.,., t,,,,, ,cvc,, /. tn have n
boom ncu tcar Tho ,mrri'1n n,c,cl"
t,,,tnt, n,b.rvt.c know, ~ tho trust
81. .,,.. ,.,,,.t rht. t. .tr,,nc,nt
I"' "nl'lhlN 'h"I''l " 'n'' y -'t',,''
~ w" r"-"ri tendency IN m'N'" t'''hs
ra-c and pleasure Some think th1' ~"
- ,., -, a.. .,,.bt,n frame
lh't''rhs W. 'l"r'N ~ Wv ~ 49,
- ign oi d"c"n"rnc' ~ cycl' tid'hp '"'N'
uf this o. ininn are mostly athletes, racing
...,..t = -, L.. 49,, n,I,,,, tu Z lcn- o.
wv" w '''' - wv W. Wv. "a,
ur" exec 7 through Nl"lrh' 'Nf'''' Nv
chief argument against anything ~ this
-, -. t.,,.. -, ,ha, A ,,yoIyed Lost
WV" ""' ","" 80 ,.,, ,b,, a,
motion. lh" contention mas o'',,' Wv "
,,.o , s,,ltJ b,,ki,y and mn 'ulye" In tho
""' ' ~ a.. H., ,,,., ,u, ,n,tb
s'nt' or 90" art o' IN" I'E p"N'' pu' 49, w.
would bc taken up IN the give, or srr'hs
81 n's ''". was y, ,,.' ,"" ~ mann having
and a. reasohab'e as 'h"' " ","
hoard or n feather bed when he wanted to
,,,.h ,.,,b b,s n,rs ond leg. "a the greatest
push WIZ" ''7 arm az sI,s, ,,a o,,,,,-
ih'h' mas away. Wv" A.. Lina
seat ros'S ana "'n'' n'N''' VI ''
have ro-pered little. The faith IN the va
I,dity If the theory led 10 a demand for
"'rr'.s,;,IivS IN frames and tor hard saddles
,,ttsnunt' ,rrin,. FOR wears "rig,dty was
N wntchwnrd The new movement. there
fore marks a change that is in every way
,,', ,'hio
III, tho odvocates Of the rigid frame aud
tho hard sorInvlsss saddle are probably cor
Wv, r" va ,I ,,usnrn"i NJ ~ tbcoretical mechan-
ie'' ,rotn we" co,n. tSTnurh n healthy
n. ~. .ne V;,",'So ,S nrar,icnI ridars IN mnv be
iIW'r L., ~ H. In n,,.i,inp redals nom
ttetH " ~, h,,, !, n -" sn.au In tLa estIma-
vleluIHe soa,. u, s,,r, ridaTs thai il doe, not
% iUm ~ ha,N I,a,N l,,t'orrJ ~ The comfort of the
c"Int MH"u .'lp"su p,,inw man and
yleldihe heat or rahr, h,t'ia - ,'d i,i no ,bcre
scorchers r"uId no, ea cr,n,,rs,nnc. r This
!. tIie ILL - ", i'm W. ,',,,ii,r dennnd is due TO lie
iayt tha, Hl"., @ orso,,. -, uho ride nCt for
pnEu't Wv W 20 "a, ,isn md nIcasure 4 little
Sp.it III ~ a. ~, ,nntc much difference
TO- i,l',,on ~, var iar 70 ,he SHINE does
Dn, ,"e 81, .'a ,mN da,i ~ -a.,cd men and
mean = 10 ,.o, Trash air and q, or ri So
Wu'.m maio ,r, M co,,ntrv scenes Vol who are
The sun., 1900-12-30

Rear Commodore Robinson's cutter Hester
n az City Island having some alterations
made to her interior arrangements.
II. c, Baxter has placed a contract for the
rebuilding OF the steam yacht Nockan The
Neckan was burned last September at Rock
land. Me.
Tho auxiliary Yacht Genessee. owned by
j S Watson, Ia being fitted ont nj Tehoi
The trials Of the yacht have been very satis
factory so far.
II. D. Wolcott. who last season cruised
In the schooner Fleur dc Lys has purchased
the schooner Fortuna from the estate ~ the
late Commodore II. s. Hovey OF the Eastern
Yacht Club.
Joseph, NJ. Macdonoush +. having house
Son at Nyack The boat i, from designs
by Tams. I.emoine 4 Crane and will he 100
feet long, 2a feet beam and feet draught.
She will have six stateroons and her engines
are 10 drive her AT the rate OF knots an hour.
There will be n new yacht in the SO-foot
class next season to meet the Oiscau. En-
pronzi and Alerion. otto I.ohrke ~ the
Shelter Island Yacht Club has ordered
boat designed by Gardiner h Cox. The
Dimensions OF this yacht will he (? feet 4inches
over ali. 20 feet on the water line . feet g
inches beam and a iret II inches drnught.
Sho vii, carry hollow spars
The sun., 1900-12-30

80. ."CnKrErSr" 0cc - The Fourth S.r,rn,.
,'wp y y AnnL"'S p,"cd ttc F,rccriH ciAlatc
',l.a"N '' ~. p,,' las N.ru' m" score.
t,r,,,ha, .n.' 'N '"'"iAry, L.. Fifteenth separate
"',' - .r' %. i1rN Sec. nd signal cons II l'toos
:" 'n ~ '.h .Il tit h ne team iark ed m, l,p.
"a r. Ihti' b. guur was Cicse and
Str."E .,.h u, ''a'l ana Il tuuS TIE best Efforts
80. t.'ILu'N IaN'fs 70 win, The Scufe sas lfo-
qHos' \, second 81 gnal Curps ~ nv
The sun., 1900-12-30
Rcvlin z Note.

The entries foi the United States bovlinc rh. NJ.
rioEsalp tournament To " hsld hicayo from ian
\ ~ ~ Inclusive. rlosrd on trlday nirh, 1hlr,y
nv. nNemrn t"hl's, seventy three tao men t@Hrn )
and individuals win participate in the thr,c s.r,s
a tournaElent Is spoken Of between the policemen
OF ths vAious precincts 70 bsgn w lattcs IA 4
The sun., 1900-12-30

,.rond di'ps tsam mo opresente3 by 3 W B.cSvlth S I
There will be q handicap on New Y ears Day
at this club.
GLENcovE, Dec. 2o.-The semi-fnals and
inal round for the cup presented by Mr..
Percy Chubb for handicap match play cofu-
petition, al the Nassau Country Club links
suits;
S.mi.hnais-A L White bat l. p Rider By de-
fault s IL ordway. IS, beat J. B. G TAppan. }. by
Final Round~oidway. Is. bea, white. s. by 4 up
and to play.
will he handicap with prizes for he In classes
A and @
The sun., 1900-12-30

eovlss were enabled TO CORY 9 the odd game in ii:
A'S sssp az Tes Srt Payed seSn;. 'he Newark
FIRST GAME
y ,Sd Cy a;5S., IsyE,s sS So !c'sToot Il,
SNns Ms A. s4 Gasr' oossss !S' Afalsfy f"ls l7' Austin
Jersey CITY club 5 Ssw.irk' S la lockwood 10,
Hsa if o@'dnS GssEc, 49, Ta''f, iss Total .sS
,s5 MlSr iso olo"ss, ,oi TS'si. ies o. "O'''n
Jersey CITY Club lsHFIs. is7! lockwood, 1870:
Hsnrs. Isi; cGrenot lss. ?MrrG,;. ~ Total. 755.
N'Tns Ts a ia, sadseT ia' H5s'y 1875 Austin,
s 'Ssns G T I III, r,
alleys on Friday IiEht The scores
y,'Or .siss, AiRs,s SfGniq , ~ HerImspn
mdssy s sparoW T% F5s "y rs ASsnGt, a.
Moeninghaus & cu-,.s Sparrow. ie, shsnahsp.
IA STsry s H2y H. @:o,r "tE Ia TGs s
lisse}, -:SS. HUDSON, isa "h'ncy. Ia Rlut. iss
Victor a Aeh,ll. schmi.d, iasi Hermann, .l77.
MsrnSs. MsxSsi Moore cra,m,i o'n, IA s Mo,
Isscy. W, Hudson. no Whitney, 1875. blue. io3
The ,hr-. games IN The North Side tourn.nen,
at stems al.;s on tflday night were won BY the
F1itSr GAME.
Fleetwood M,nch. lG1. her.eT. Is2: Jordan Iso.
St.'ir i1S CuTis. $50. Total, 1s7
'nppc@a !S'i"a-iE, la.. Barthlesmes,, i7o.
Ruedri, !6l, Morris. IA, llcnnng, 1877 Total. sei
fFCIND CANE
- Fleetwood M,nch. i+7. hergcr. 40. Jordan. i42;
Stefs it5. CurtIs. 10 Total. 20
Chpprwa ls.nOanh. iSG. bar,h,esmes, los.
Roedr., isS, Morris. l3", rturnc, iss. Total, se1
THIRD GAMr
Fleetwood Mtnch. i..g. ituichins. las: Jordan
i66: Srcf.l. 1870. ,urtis, 20. Total 7S
Chippewa lsenharth. l6f. PArthlrsmrs. I44, Ro<.
del 49, Morris. ISi, hcnn.ns los Total san
The sun., 1900-12-30
s,OIp
Competitions ~ tahew nod. Nsssas tourtr,
and Dyktr Meadow,

I.trvoob. boz 20 Nst few golfer
! In Lakewood found time to-day fot round
! AT both clubs The regular saturday mndl-
zap AZ tho Country CHIT had long list ~
| entries. though several dc,llnod 10 turn In
cards Tho peat Beach fraternity was ont
IN force and one II u, forrr,ent,tlves won
tho handicnr rrize. whlc others playing from
tho same club. hut not reporting, we're cot
Grotsc u VI Harvey, =. \ puncka and 1.
X Mitchell Thomas " pent'all and James
Park were also IN tho li't t,r gross score
priS" went o. the 81 Paul 'h'ol boy y.
Mnlouf on tho following card
iS'.',. Il" .'.... ss.ss : ! 81: .,
Sine card. completed tho Ii.t and sum
maries follow
s,s.n sSsn Nv t,tss De-. p'i'A q a.nnss minis waa M.o
Ho.,.r wfssy f.s. cSo,N SEUy cup; 10 ss' ii
@SsS,s @ soGi%, SisS si 10 Z Le,, jS h''9s; bysa
Tho handicap a. tho Golf Club wa. re-
minder " the olden days when the links
less than thrtv-nve cards we're turned In
with Fndlay Douglass scratch card Of 81
headnc both gross and he, cGlnmns Doug.
| dav Of golf as after lunch he played a thirty
nam s GS ed ssfT Kmba fsHHy and T5 bay, tss S
! behind Douglas, on moderate handicap al,
| lowance. was an interesting tie for second
| place between young NJ. X. Waters and II
| 7. Shriver OF Apawamis. Douglass card
was:
Gf"'.::::: fs...::::: :ss::t. ts-.,-o-.
Tho other scores
| NJ X. Waters, Lakewood, 81 e-si X T. shriv.r
Ap.sa"' 81 MN hSomans Mslsi9 Go5,y Gsyd'n s cy
". s,anord' d. W.., " CS"1H Csasief s ,Es }st& r Il
Hose,;son; s.. a. MAndIev: VI C, s,ss rsr John %o!i,I
wood, 100. SIS; .Ae.ander McGresor,. osEicy
Glssk i.y,vood g. a:s N.s .s e Gsdae; ;66 Dyser
istevcod,. io7. $50 q s piE., pyser Meadow,
,"e sa sp.;s ssTaod SSafd s c S''sh "a MooTs
IS sS l.os zig !. fs.5s:,lf s: sss; s s,d
P. 5. P.srssil, Lakewood, los, io-93 II g. Cortls.
esq iO' Ps,s,,S + Meh: MAbG5S =, ios s,n
s.sb!, Il, b. Kle,., xpsvinis. il. j. .os,' E.
NsHGss opas pa;d ,s '1 ,iOS eA HYsai: San
Nassau, Iie. ib-iii.
up the oompetltions for the year In good
Be Tss Ss q fe1 sAs pyHsr ssS oS S
Dr., Dr. wiiiap, Jsfvle was al thlrty-si5 hole
and a. the days now are rather short for
such . lone. match. the flrst half had been
Ssysd S!yy .sa. Sa sAs M.na mtn S
Merritt heldthe lead on the first round ester
day. but his last round was a mediocre one
and Dithridss won out by up and TO play
The sun., 1900-12-30

The match for the possession Of tho four
bert was Q hot one. At the end OF the frst
round PHILIPPE and Fish, wore . up. The
match was ali square at the thirteenth hole,
Lyon won the next two and looked easy
wlnnsrg, but series OF mishaps on the long
game lost the seventeenth for them and
match. brilliant finish. however. made
the home hole a four for Taylor and Lyon
and they had the match secure by up. The
card
The sun., 1900-12-30

The follow Ing table show the records made
In this conn clifton fIom the st,ri

Totals. % ~ 80 IS
Tho CHI m ionship has been won six times by
Harvard and three times by Co umbia.
The sun., 1900-12-30
a A stnes. dlrector of nthletIc, at chicago

University, i visiting the mann gers OF II
various PenneylvHna teams nj Philadelphia
stage is ANXIOUS TO Sc'tle tho date of tho foot
Hal! game between tho two universities for
n"V' ,ear, and also ~ arrange a baseball
contest H." has Cllrchrd baseball game
with Harvard and + Hitor moro with leading
teams when the chicago nine comes tIS: for
N EXTENDED trip L. speaking about tits
'i-t tho ChioaCp eleven had about tho srrla
klrd of Inch is that ~ tho QI0kcrs in iS0N
y stacy fails 20 orange another football
rIWo vI'h pcnuFvlyr Hi1, he moy ask rIyn,-
TIA rr date II" viii hold q co1fab v'.h the
Columbia ~ GIIgo"- IoiDrC ei"lyns for nome
II col '-nDi1 o"'ui Sct Chicago 70 nl9v il
0"v" seen Western eleven r,ifogn l,re
The sun., 1900-12-30

The sixth annual exhibition Of cycles and
Accessories will open az Madison Square
Garden on SATURDAY. evening. Jan. II. and
close on Jan. 10 The motor cycles will be
largely in evidence, and a chance 70 show the
IN operat ion will be given in the exhibition
hall below the amphitheatrc,
The sun., 1900-12-30

Victor 4 Achells Schm,d. i52. Hermann. II
weriE. iC5 GslluN'erc, 80. luck, 40. Total sea
Manning, Maxwell A Moore -Craemtr lb9. Mo
rlsscy. ". Hudson. no. Whitney, i35. Blue. 10
Total 7se
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-15
  A ZALOCA-TRUST T..

George Dewey, the courthouse monkey. is now a great antitrust politician. This morning q swarm of bees formed mighty honey trust anu have taken up their headQ uar- sters in the tree which George inhab- its in the courthouse yard. They have settled there and began their manufacture of honey. George be- came little nervous over the sud- den organization, and went into the county clerk s office to look over the records and determine whether or not the new trust was incorporated. ;. He is not very anxious to "bust up' the trust but remains on the ground wondering if one Of Deputy Prose- outing Attorney Creed Cald wells barbecue speeches wouI d route them, as he cannot walt until Jeff strikes his blow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-15
RETURNED TO JAIL.
Harrison Fuckers Bondsmen Go
 Back on Him.

Some several weeks ago Harrison Tucker, the negro who stole several pairs of pants, 8 coat aud several other articles of wear from pr. c. K. Carruthers, aud a number of ar ticfes from other residents or this city, was fined in three different cases of petit larceny as follows; In
 the first he was ined $25 and costs and thirty days in the second $10 and costs and sixty days, and in the third $1o aud costs aed thirty days. At the time Judge O c. Porter, his attorney, took an appeal and made
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-15
BOARD OF TRADE SPECIALS.
The Allied Forces Are in Wa king
 Distance of Pekin.

A board of trade special today says: "A prominent business man from Alvarado, Texas, says that they have a bale of cotton per acre already made"
 Cotton fell this morning, but on a whole has advanced eight points over yesterdays closing.
 A war speclai from New York says the allied forces are now in walking distance of the Chinese Pekin, and adds that lit will be well to discount some good news from the Orient
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-15

x hansTea 10 tue sue \ ara. -s Earriel to cool place and ice va
 nySs \ f7 r,, E, s " .r 7 A far ri !, y
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-15
Weekly Report.
(Continued from page Il

stiff lands standing very well. Late potatoes beginning 10 come up. Rain needed.
 Marianna, Lee county-R. Y. Lougley-The dry, bot weather, to- gether with east winds, damaging crops. Some blight and rust in the cotton, and it is shedding badly. Rain needed.
 Roe, Monroe coun.y-F. Trotter The weather has been very dry and haf and rain is needed badly. Ca wheat about all thrashed; ya aosd very good.
 Rgi [ u, Jefferson county-W. F. Camp weather has been very favorable. Cotton on bill lands and on the high places in the bottoms, is doing very well. Much of the cotton was laid by very weedy and grassy and will yield only a small crop. Corn will be short.
 Pine Bluff. Jefferson county-J. M. Huds0u-The weather has been dry and hot for ten days. Cotton is be- ginning to sled and has stopped growing. Com plaint of sharpshoot- CTS and boIlworms is made. some rust beginning to develop on old and worn sand land. but not more than usual.
 Hamilton, Loneke eounty-S. J. Brietz-A blighting, whitening east wind has done much ioiury to cot ton during the week. The plant is dropping and squares are drying up and falling off.
 Ulm, Prairie county-W. A. Payer No rain during the past wo weeks. The weather has been very hot and dry. Early corn good; late corn not so good. The dry weather is dam- aging cotton. Peaches are plentiful but wormy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-15

a bond for the negro Yesterday the bordsmen withdrew from the paper, and Judge Porter turned it over to Justice Vance, who had fin ed Tucker. He was rearrested and locked in jail, and will go to the county farm.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-15

A marriage license was issued lafe Tuesday afternoon bS Deputy Clerk Loving to MT. +. c. Taylor. of Ked- ron, and Miss Jennie Wooadell, ef Faith. They will be married today. Both are prominent young people of yheir respective neighborhoods.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-15
Sure Footed Boer Horses.

Sure Footed Boer Horses.
 The horses which the Boers ride arc very much like the Welsh or Scotch ponies, being very sure-footed, and with a power of leaping from rock to rock that is phenomenal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-15
The Great Event for the Next ID Days,

ushers another sale mercess pricecutng. every bring BEN F. ITHEMER & BRO. yos and often times it's value Summer goods go and they sacrifice prices will them to this great sacrifice goods and the prices wiIlsu surely you here buying.