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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-10-08
TEDDY ON BRYAN.

BY scripps-AcRae Press Association
Joliet, Ills, Oct. 8.-Roosevelt
addressed a thousand people in
the court house square today.
He spoke on the non-fulfillment
of Bryan's prophesies made four
years ago.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-10-08
PRESUME TO HESITATE.

by scrippa- McRae Press Association.
Paris, Oct. S.-The United
States is the only power which
has not replied to the French
note regarding China, other than
accepting its general principles
as basis for action.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-10-08
BRYAN WELCOMED.

BY scr1pps-MeFae Press Association
Salem, Ills, Oct. 8.--Bryan
was given an enthusiastic receR-
tion at his boyhood home here
today.
He addressed 1000 people on
campaign issues.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-10-08
ROOT Is ALL RIGHT.

BY scrpps-McRae Press Association
New York, Oct. 8.-Secretary
of War Root arrived here last
night on his way to Washington,
where he will resume his duties.
'Tis said he is entirely recovered
from his illness.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-10-08
RICH GOLD FIND.

ev scr,pps-McRae Press Association
Santa Fe, New Mex, Oct. e.
A sensational gold strike has
been made in the northern part
of Sondia mountain. Ore carry
ingfree gold assayfng as high as
thirty thousand dollars per ton
has been found.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-10-08
NEW SECRET ORDER.

BY scripps-1GcIaae Press Aasoeiafioh
Key West, Oct. 8.-A new se-
|cret order called the 1.-TWO
knights Of Antilles" il be-
ing established here. Its oo-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-10-08
ENTgUsED WITH TEDDY.

By scripps-l4cRae Press Association.
Peoria, Ills, Oct. 8.-Roosevelt
spoke to one of the largest aud
fences since he started out today.
The enthusiasm was intense
and his speech was frequently
broken by applause.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-10-08
ALL WANT TO HEAR HIM,

BY scrtppn- McRae Press Association.
Benton, Ills, Oct: Sat the
home of the late John A. Logan
and an old stamping ground OF
Stephen A. Douglas, a crowd of
1900 turned out to greet Bryan.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-10-08
DEATH IN COLLISION

BY scripps-McRae Press Association.
Berlin, Oct. 8.-A collision oc-
Cured in Kaiser Thor station
early today.
Ten persons were killed and
twenty-six injured.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-10-08

California grapes, plums and
pears, bananas and fresh candies
every day in the week at Ben
Ingram's. 16-lm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-10-08
NEW OUTPUT FOR STEEL.

H6 w W Il ~ = 80
By scripps-McRae Press Association.
New York, Oct. 8.-The Nat
ional Steel Co., will ship 10000
tons steel rails to New Zealand.
This is very important as it
opens a new market for steel
rails.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-10-08
CALL FOR CONVENTION.

Special to the ARDNoREIrz.
Scranton, Pa, Oct. 6.-Notice
of a call of Convention of miners
is issued by President Mitchell,
which points to the ending of the
strike on some satisfactory plan.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-10-08
FOR M'KINLEY.

BY scripps- McRae Press Association.
New York, Oct. 8.-The New
York Staatszeitung comes out
edltorially for Mckinley for
president. This paper has been
on the fence for some time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-10-08
rHuRsroN's 1T1NERAcY.
scrtpps-McRae Press Association.

By scripps-McRae Press Association
Chicago, Oct. 8. = Senator
Thurston of Nebraska will de-
vote two days to Ohio this week,
two to Indiana and two to
Illinois.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-10-08

Don't forget that Fslker carries
the largest and best assorted stock
of groceries in the city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-10-08

The Home Builder S and Savings
Bank of Fort Worth is making
loans in the Territory every day.
For prompt loans on Ardmore
property see their local agent, N.
r. Tisdal. sim
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-15
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.

take up golf Perhaps the sport that
has suffered most in this respect is pfc
geon shooting. one Of the earliest de-
serters was George S McAlpin, the ex-
amateur champion. who became iniat-
uated with the Scottish game several
seasons ago. Since then some OF the
most noted shots in the country have
forsaken their guns for the less MUIR
dorous clubs, Captain Money, who has
for years been considered the dean Of
the trap shooting fraternity Is presi-
dent Of the Queens Golf club. which Is
having a course laid out az Interstate
park on Long Island. Edgar Murphy
and Phil Daily Jr., whose names We're
household words In pigeon shooting
circles, are crack players Of the Elk
wood Golf club which has links on the
spot where the traps used to be- At
Larchmont also the traps were recent
~ taken out to make room for the
links.
w. s Edge, Joe Knapp, Judge Glider
sleeve and Bland Ballard are famous
shots who now find that the driver and
hrassie better sport than popping away
at blue rocks
And yet some people say that golf
has reached It's limit Of popularity and
Is even now on the declinel
LEO ETHERINGTON.
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NATIONAL TnEArEn ron GnnroE.

The National Greek theater which Is
now completed, was made possible
through the liberality Of the king. who
win have control OF It's administration
in return for his liberality. The most
modern appliances have been used In
the new building and the stage, llumi.
mated by electric light, was designed
by the stage engineer Of the Hofburp
in Vienna. The thcater is ready to be
opened, but the necessary actors have
not yet been found
For various reasons the well known
actors Of the day in Greece are NOT
considered desirable for the new state
theater so as few as possible Of them
Will be engaged. a royal college Of
acting has been opened under the al.
rection Of the king, and "A pupils are
TO be prepared FOR the stage under tho
direction Of a teacher who has received
his education in London and Paris
Defamation pantomime and other
branches Of their art are 10 be taught
10 these young persons by Greeks Who
have studied In France and Getmonv
Every year rs pupils win be taken ana
the new National theater expects ~ hs
supplied with a lot OF new national oct.
ors within very short time.
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CAPTAINS OF PROMINENT
FOOTBALL ELEVENS.

Things like that have made thousands
OF enemies for the game. a great many
Of the better class Of sportsmen think
that II no fighting Is allowed In New
York for a few years It viii in the end
be a good thing. The past few months
have been haicyon days for the pu-
glllsts Big purses have been frequent
and there have been lots OF bouts.
Now they are entering on a period
when they win have to hustle for a
living. and It will probably teach them
a much needed lesson. II the game
had been carried on In a decen. man.
ner by the fighters and the promoters,
the Horton law would be in force TO.
day 1t Is as true Of boxing as OF other
affairs Of life that honesty Is the best
policy"
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AGES OF NOTED PIANIST,

Some persons have q consumlD,
terest in the ages Of celebrities b,
their benefit the following informant,
concerning noted pianls,s Is presence
Pachman born IN lSiS IS now ato1, b
Emil Liebling, born IN 1881. h M,
about ~; Joseffy. born 10 1852 4, No.
As; Sherwood, born IN ls5i Is a M
Tested. born in lSiS. is 52 Frlslh,
born in 1889 is #; PaderewskI. BON !,
1859, Is now past 40; Sausr and Ros,
thai, born IN 1862. are o.; Slot. BON !,
1868. Is 81 DAlbut bora In lN !
now 80; Busonl, born In 1866 Is 3.Ca
dowski born In 1870. IS .0 Hams0gR
born IN 1879, is now a.
For the benefit Of some who hH.n
In government protection Tor conars
tories Of music the following Is rerti.
fully submitted: There are adyanas
and disadvantages, according TO G.
point Of view The public examlnsHa
In the conseryatoirc at Paris ,hb ye.
were accompanied By Hotous prolsl
Of the students against one Of b.
awards which created sufficient sa,.
dial to be heard from frequently ash,
The first prize In violin music rl
awarded TO a sister OF Martlnus Sas
king tho pianist and only pupl &
Sandow II was decided by De .gg.
cnce that her performance was very b.
ferlor to that given by another l,l
and a violent demonstration ans
the judges followed. The jurors hns
be escorted TO their homes by a.
darmes to avoid violence from h.f
nant students and spectators who r&
about the building
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JAPANESE TnEATERs

Japan, with its 100000 nlnlcf
population. possesses five big b.
towns-namely Tokyo. the cia
population. 100000; Yokohama Y
principal seaport; Kloto. Osaka q
Kobe. The performances begin b Z
o'clock a, IN. and conclude at II ti
The japanese Benedict. or beau w
DESTROYS OF taking his family OH on
to a theater. makes arrangemensaH
days previously. He orders his boz =
freshments, cigarettes and other aFs
stiles for this day at the theateL
The architecture Of these houis
quaint, and they are built mostly 2
wood. AS to the staging OF the paw
Il Is easy 10 reproduce everything ?
alistlcally, as things In real lie az +
small. Occasionally three OF N'
dwellings,, full sized, are on The sac
which Is set on a revolving dial and =
Grated on wheels. n0iseIessIy ~
promptly. This allows Of rapid ch',f
Of scenes. Natural water is geneilF
employed, and real vegetation Is u'a
garnishlng the outdoor scenery .
many as 80 curtains, which are olsi.
ed TO and from the center ana Wa
contain descriptions Of the pay
well as advertisements, are uss'
some Of these houses.
From the stage, over the heaa
the audience in the orchestra Is %.
a run, or board walk, which Is 'e'l@
the "howery way" deriving US w
from the applause and floral INV,
which generally reward the actor ~
is compelled to use It as an ext y"
his performance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-15
GENDER OLE TIE ArroMOBIlt

Some discussion has arisen aI
automobilists as to the gender o.
horseless vehicle. He or she, mat y Y
question. The Academic FrancalS y
lately set out TO determine the h'-.'
and, It Is said. has arrived at the ~
cluslon that he" is the proper pron !.
for the automobile This, IN sp'W
the fact that yachts, steam engines =. I.
other lnanimate means OF ua'e' =
shes, according TO popular usase i
Judging from the lrresponslu'e ~
Illogical actions OF some auIomO-
and their proneness TO do 'he W. Z,
pected. "she" Is entirely suitable 10
some automobiles are steady, Fel-, \,
and sure, so that he seems 10 =,
proper caper. However, there au' ..,
is trouble enough between the W. ..'.,
and perhaps the best way OF ' 49,,
the point is to compromise by reie'.1,'
10 the automobile as III Ilsp .
could be che" or "she, accoru'n'
his or her" nature.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-15

another strong team into the field this
season. The fact that there are no eli
lgibuity rules Ia force az the college
Tor government wards and that play
ors remain ON the eleven for five or
more seasons renders Il an easy mat
Ter 10 get up q good team. Coach War
nor win again have charge Of the red-
skins. and he has been 10 the different
reservations during the summer 10 get
candidates. He expects to have the
strongest team In the history OF the
school The most serious losses are
Half Backs Miller and Seneca and Full
Back Metoxen. who win not return this
fall Warner proved himself one Of the
clcyerest coaches In America last fan
by teaching the Indians who are rath-
or slow at learning blocking tricks. sew
eral that were very effective against
the larger universities,
one Of the most encouraging fca-
lures In connection with football last
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-15

fan was the great Improvement in grid
iron tactics shown by che western in
stitutions. This is almost wholly due
10 the fact that most OF the uniyeTsi-
ties west OF the Alleghanies now em-
ploy the best coaches turned out by the
older institutions In the east PHI King
viii again direct the University Of Wis
consln team. while LangdOn Lea, better
known as "Biny' the great Princeton
coach, has been engaged 70 take charge
of the University OF Michigan eleven.
Sagg, the old Yale player win OF
course, be IN his place at Chicago,
while numerous other well known east
ern players VIII have charge OF other
teams
Most OF the western eleyens have al
ready started to train. though no hard
work viii be INDUCED In until cooler
weather sets In. Al the University OF
Chicago the prospects for a first class
team seem to be- rather gloomy. not.
because there Is a lack Of good mate
rial. but because several OF the best
men were behind In their studies last
term, and are consequently ineligible
for the eleven unless their work In the
near future IL such as to enable them
to pass their credits
Michigan has lost but four men from
her last years team, but they leave a
large hole They are Sickle, tackle;
Mclean half back; Cunningham CEN
ter. and GIN. end. Barcabus. the sub
stltute center an last fall win be able
90 mn CunnInghams place acceptably.
but for the other places there is likely
TO be an open race.
The few changes that have been
made I'm the rules will not affect the
play at all -Four minor regulations
were the only ones decided upon by the
rules committee. and they w.ll boz little
noticed In the game on side playing
viii De INDUCED IN less because the Of
l Tending team viii be penalized ten
Yards for every odense. Heretofore the
rule was that the team having the ball
| lost IL, and many officials refused 10
see on side play. as they considered
/ the penalty too severe. The oniy other
/ change relating TO the play Is one per
hitting the side having the ball to
carry It back 20 yards when possession
Is desired ana the required five yards
/ have not been made in four downs
| Now a team can carry the bail back
but once, and IL not advanced the re-
/ qulred distance Il goes 20 the other
side. The ban must change sides after
being taken back before Il can be car
I rled back a second time
Last season to was noticed that most
OF the points were made by what Is
known as stroight old fashioned foot
bail and that the winning teams were
the ones that did not Indulge an tricks
and fancy play What spectators
wish TO see Is more kicking and run
ming and less Of the heavy mass plays.
CHARLES +. EDWARDEs.
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with ana II the substitutes and new
comers are any good az all the New
Haven boys ought TO show up well In
the championship games
Pennsylvania has started the season
with quite o number Of the old men
available ana willing to play Captain
Hare who win lead the team again
this season. hopes TO have a more sue
cessiuI record than In 1893 Such old
standbys as McCracken. Potter. Card
nor Zimmerman Wallace and Teas
will be found IN the line up. The loss
OF OyerneId at center is causing the
coaches q good deal OF anxiety as there
seems Ia bee no one in his class TO take
this position. II Is more than probable
that Coach Woodruff win employ more
mp 10 date methods than he taught
year ago. Several years ago Woodruff
Invented the famous guards back"
play For some time II was very sue
cessful. but last fan ana In 1898 the op.
posing players broke through It like
chat, and the Pennsylvania boys had
nothing upon which TO fan back. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-15
GOOD SEASON FOR
AMERICAN YACHrsur,

Those who have vatoh,s
ing OF America for many y ,ns Yacht
generally said that the home ', ~, have
better in q season In Which ~, KY wa
TO be no race for the Amor l'',,s va
aud the summer Of 1900 SCENE '''' GU
the truth Of the assertion ~ Ho'
there never have been "a MAJ e,''al'l
the racing Geld, and public mo-, .',u L
been. well divided among max 'S,',' hii
out being concentrated uron VIII
portant contest in such q NAV "a. la'
cause lesser affairs to be ms, ~ .
forgotten. This season tbo ,a,g'all
the smallest craft has rere,,.. ',1,lns z
share of attention, and II y ~ ~
known fact that owners In an Fl
are influenced toward earnos, ''a'''i
slant EFFORT when they feei IN guy CO..
to be within the general obssrya.l ,l's
Not lons ago catboat rac,ns e' s
great vogue, but people l1si ma. Haq 2
catboats, and nov the racl,a o.
class has almost disappeared ~. y. 'lR
regattos Of the largest and ro ,.' ~
portant clubs. The virtues O., n. ~
BILE sails and the safety OF nv w., l.''
ballasted fin keels DO not accom-. u'.7
the whole Of the change. ap5 ~.
has to be reckoned With when n ,a'..
kind Of boat seems TO fade out m , WI
Ike the hoopskirt fob chain a,6 ''.'l
neck cloths Of former years. y
The Introduction Of the kpoos.,
followed in the last two wears \.
raceabout, has done a good dasl :, ", Y,
ter the nature Of the present $3.50. I.
and has made yachtsmen accp,,o.',
to certain virtues IN the desIgr',- !
small yachts which win not or,I,,
be relinquished except In favor N NV
thing better The general rro,r.
OF the sport, which has alwsv. .~.i
so much to the sailing of small v,,,
Is now in greater debt than ever h n
coming Of the roceabout fleet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-15

directing rehearsals Of these compa-
MES, but win appear himself In his
latest success, Sag Harbor" Sag
Harbor' is scheduled 10 open Hammer
STEMS new Theater Republic 80 Sec
onds from Broadway" New York. early
In September
Chimney Olcott viii use various
plays Of his repertory during the first
half Of this season, with "Mavourneen"
as the principal revival. When he goes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-15
THE STAGE IN SEPTEMBER.

The English play censor turned down
play because lt contained a massage
scene This gentleman evidently knows
his business.
Adellne Manu. a well known former
society gIrl " Mobile. has signed with
hroadhurt Bros "The Man From
Mexico company Miss Mann is the
daughter OF the late Colonel Mann, who
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-15

to the Fourteenth Street theater. New
York in January he viii show a new
Irish comedy by Augustus Pltou.
william Collier by way Of a bit OF
amusement, has been editing a paper
called The Pan and published in st.
James, ~ Y. The equipment being a
little shy each article contained a
large assortment OF type, and the paper
was printed on varied coiors Of wrap
ping. wall or any other old paper oh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-15

built the Mobile ana Ohio railroad, and
was also connected with the building
OF many other southern railroads
shortly after the war.
James a. Heme win this season
stand sponsor Tor three plays. having
repurchased shore Acres" from the
Miner estate. and again sending out
Hearts OF OAK" Mr.. Herne Is now
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-15
GERMAN TuEArEn ron LoNpO,

The news that London Is ~
have a German theater calls avn.
to the fact that there has he'e'
German theater in London nor ~ I'M,
Great Britain for that matter "a.
German theater Is reputed 70 pg a.,
templated for an artistic ra,nel M NJ
pecunlary success and that II WIZ 49,
semlpriyate theater. Fifiy-thies ~. ~,
ago a German theater was MI, ~ IN,
IN this country in Plttsoufs' ,hsate
time there has been German ,,'iy
In the United States almost eoh''H''
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company, will best be remembered far
his excellent work as Jones in George
H. Broadhursts first success "Wbst
Happened 70 Jones?' The Man Fro,n
Mexico Is said to follow on the same
lines and thereby gives Mr. Bonlfaoe
much scope for his odd comedy meth.
woman has again enlarged her
sphere The manager Of the Boston
Grand Opera House has engaged two
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-15

Mention OF the Walcott affair re.
minds me what n good natured lot OF
people New Workers are. There were
probably GOO people IN Madison
Square Garden that night Walcott
refused 10 continue al a very interest
ing stage OF the bout when the spec
tators We're wrought up TO a high pitch
OF excitement. Yet beyond a few cries
OF fake and robbery there was
absolutely no demonstration. and with
In comparatively short time the
building was empty. Had such a thlns
taken place In almost any other city a
small sized riot would have resulted.
especially as Walcott, whom everybody
considered a gutter for financial rea-
sons. Is a negro and had none too sa-
worry O. ring reputation previously
BY The way. Imagine that was the
first time In the history OF the game
that man was counted out when
standing up in the ring and perfectly
conscious
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tainahle. Il was circulated among
friends Of the editor
Esielle Mortimer has been enga ged to
play the role Of Dame Quickly in Mans.
fields revival Of King Henry "" Her
last notable achievement was as Mrs.
Malaprop In n. C. Goodwin's revival OF
The Rivals"
George c. Boniface, Jr, who IL star
ring this season in Broadhurst Bros.
production OF The Man From Mexico"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-15

THE boxing game died hard In New
York. though II cannot be said
that Il expired In a blaze OF glory.
The fasco at the West-Walcott affair
was unfortunate In the extreme.
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racing. this fall and winter. Arrange
ments are now on foot to bring the
fastest European riders, both sprlnters
and long distance men, over 10 meet
the cracks OF this country in a series
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pretty young ladies 10 serve u ' u GER
office. They were quite a M un ,,rs
as expert as their male pred,e'oy,s't,s ror.
Edward Lloyd, the Ensi'sg sng.
contemplates a farewell tour vi
lea, Australia and South Africa, ne
Charles Frohman has se0u'sS vnl
Vaudeville theater in LONDON ,annsbsrd.
star Ellaline Terriss and het ~ ~ IA.
Mr. Seymour Hicks, In sen
dy1
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Several Of the men who have been
conspicuous as managers and promot-
ers OF boxing In Gotham have not the
best of regulations among sporting
men for honesty In dealings with not
only the public, but the fighters under
their control Tales OF double dealing
ana other undcrhand business have
been numerous. In consequence the
name OF any manager who Is noted for
his honesty and straightforward ac-
tons stands out all The more pron-
nenty James c. Kennedy. the well
known manager Of the Twentieth Cen.
tury a. g., whose arena Is Madison
square Garden is one Of these. For
many years big jim" as he Is afiec-
tionately termed by his friends has
been closely Identified with sports Of all
SORTS Boo New York. and not in a single
instance has he been known TO be any.
thing but "on the level" as John L.
Sullivan would picturesQuely put IT,
Many well known boxing clubs owe
their prosperity TO the wise oounsels
of Jim Kennedy. But Il isn't only in
boxing matters that he has been to the
fore In cycling affairs he Is power
Several famous tracks including the
Manhattan Beach. New York; Gutten-
burg g. D., and Woodside Park, Phila-
delphi1 are controlled by him. lie Is
also the manager OF Jimmy Michael the
ex-champIon middle distance rider. and
has his finger in several other rich plies.
Now that boxing is Illegal In New
York state, Kennedy intends 20 devote
the vas, arena Of the Garden 10 other
sporting features, including bicycle