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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-02
ALQUE TO POTTER.
Denies Bishops Statements as TO Religious
Situation in Philippines.

NJ, | II nj
! AIoue. director Of the observatory at
| Manila VIII, is now in Washington en-
gagged i'll official business Of The gov
eminent, has issued Il statement in rc-
| ply t. the Right Rev. Bishop Henry &.
| Potter ard his secretary, Rev. Percy :.
| Grant, regarding affairs in the philip
! pines. Calling attention To- the pub
| lishod Interviews IN which the bishop
ana his secretary are ~ n Az hay
ing declared that the taxes ana frcr
| for pri silly administrations in TIM
Philippines are excessive, the writer
points out that the bishop and his Soc
rotary were I'LL thc PHILIPPINES but Il
Vary short tirar uot OVER three or four
days; taat il wts Impossible on account
of Tho war fHr tG,m to get iufuruali N
outside ot Ma-.lt nuI that the more
svIi u Tilpino.s .g.Dl,l th,i- prs noe
there
THO bishop was quoted as saying
that the religious orders, "cxccpt per-
hars the Jcsuits. L3v. robbed tn peO-
pl", the writer says thc j, suits have
missi 'us in uuly tine southern islands
and G=l. Hltes in a rnoit M ING 21th
nl iast b-r"lubDr stated tha, tha IeI-
plc there ma taErA neither money VI
properly. I'll" writer wants the bishop
E." explain the usr OF 'perhaps."
FWih'r quoting hts iAtrvie" he calls
"sa.h zraya aaI s.:t,as ,h.rH4-
-'"" th" h'-A'p.S main point tn"
statement c'hi..''"@. .'i- to prove that
in. religious ORDERS have robbed tn
n rl'- Eut X tAo p" pie PAY thc nee
.-54.y .Gafs,H tur these certificates
Ayt. ,4a i- h- ,lliai rphh.ry3 III i-I
a.t cI.-ag fra.l INV bishops words
whether IN, charges IN oIch case IL. /
from 80 TO- p for All III. certificates I
t- th r. .r tur clch certificate f3r
uaeh parity. Naich would cdus. Quit. /
"A 4.t".-Atr. from sin t' SG" Eor III IL 1
clear "ArjA y jhe 81 t' %N is estimated !
IN VI -..-h money. 'Lhr usual Manila
'}""-i"'. "' "iE "h- liGt II - worth /
"-i.I" ''.. "ti-'1 tH+ i'iH'' H'.'--u-e lA' !
-.l''7 '''" ''-'' 't" l'.7 4A .H" fLlhp- /
ll.i"7 A!t i'i I'M hiHh a- Ar asserts
H' i1'7 i'F lta+ gases among hit-Fv I
'-'...'''.' '' ~ ~ '''' "'''''U- H"b.'
"'.' "a = So
l"''I 4" -l- ''' Ii I'' I'm '-i "4i' IN
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Can You Identity These Remains7

Halifax. y. S. April 1.-The coroner at
Sanford. y. s, where the body OF an
unknown man was recently washed
ashore. supposed to he seaman Of the
lost steamer Planet Mercury, reports the
following marks: On the clothing the
word "Tarn," on the left forearm in a
nag We're "R. w. L." and under it
land CO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-02

Three armed men made an attempt to
carry off large amount Of copper from
the kfttery navy yard, Thursday. They
We're spied by a sentry at who's" alarm
the marine guard turned ont. The men
reached boat and padded ont in the
stream. The guard fired and the fire was
returned from the boat. 1t is thought
that one of the thieves vas founded
They took away small amount Of
copper. IaslfH
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Saturdays Treasury Statement.

Washington, April 1.-Saturday's state
mcnt Of che treasury balances in the
general fund, exclusive of the $3.50 600. 400
gold reserve in the division of rcdemp-
ton, shows:
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MAINE POSTAL CHANGES.

WASHINGTON. Ap-iI 1.-rhc ron1Vin4
pustma.tcrs wcre appointed,
} yesterday:
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Waterman {. Bradley Of the Bradley
CO.. manufacturers of power hammers
used all over the world, died at SYRIA
cusc. n. ", Saturday night, aged o
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-02

Pullman sleeping car service has been
arranged between Boston and GreenVilie.
beginning May !.
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ss.h CONGRESS
Continued from page -

present board If managers Of the Ma
tionul Soldiers Home
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OFF Your Guard

The mild days Of early spring make
you careless and then you take cold.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-02

ur. Bulls Cough syrup should be
kept IN every household. 1t is the hest
cially recommended for That CRIME
cough. Price Is cts.
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thought of nomination for President of
the United States.
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HaIe's
Honey Of
H0rehound
and ar

will cure your cold before more seri-
Gus trouble cnsucs. 259, SOC, sI.oo
per bottle; the largest size cheapest.
At all druggists. Refuse substitutes.
Pixies 1oothacae Drops Cure in One Minute.
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oniiaI.

Official:
j. EDWIN NYE.
Assistant Adjutant General.
The sun., 1900-12-16
basketball Notes.

tn. Kevstsnr Juniors v'n arrange rn~es with
teams AVERAGING 40 20 iso pounds In and around
New York. Address Challcs McTclal. captain, La
Second avenue.
The team o. the Young Mems Catholic l.yceum
is NoUS 70 arrange dates Tor ,dTcS with ell crack
teams. AdditeS Joseph T. Mcdonald. manager.
90 Elizabeth avenue Elizabeth, y. j.
AdelphI Academys l-.gr. basketball team proved
the Pratt Institute gymnasium OF Thursday after
noon. The Adclpli, g. Trgft. 90.
Formal application 70 10 aNS'"t vlth m" national
agreement l"s D."n received by '"r national laague
from r ~ s'1tN u IN" NV York Siatr baslctosn
League. The lgr"r Was admitted 20 Ncn hnfSNp
\ challcrrc ff'tn thc University " ponrSv!yania
rvo to Tie Pratt team i0r game In TO lgit'rs
rasuu on DC = aud t'trtn game - lhlACeiptA.
should TIC Nrn'k,n boys win the inst contest US
been accept"c by Pratt
organized team ard will book game foTaf " sutIr-
day evenings away from hone. only stg,'tly trS'-
class teams need sppiy. Address Msnus o'Donnen.
manaser, &c New street Newark, y. j.
The - james T. 81. &. A. team of Newark. " = &,
hns Friday nights In January, February and Ia-ch
open Tot Eoue games with nIst-Clsss Trans Asylta
HE guarantee VIII be paid. AftN ds,rs ar also op-n
iuT ghurs away non! home. AcCTsss .o'laS j.
The basketball team OF Company /, Seventy -nra
Regimen 81 ,ats city. louTncyei 10 lIoeaavhy en-
Thursday night ana linsd up Aralusi tn AuGnte
q. y. "a ihe latter e. nnasl GNi. Inc s'Ni Nl-
lanuc y A. "a Company t. Seventy -hIsi Rer.
BGSi i,iya has received oiNclal recognition at Iisr-
ward tbs car and In cprSc 4u'rcc over fiNiF rea
have ttrn IN train.ns tot uac's on thc VARSITY team
Columbia. Williams. Amherst md ptnnsylvsnla
The Crimson nNe win play Yale ~ New Haven on
Jan. 10 and Dgrtrouth ., Hanover on Feh :: a
game with ihc Yale freshman ;oI ths Ilnior cham
iorner Yale basketball player. now NJ Harvard. has
been elected eaptaia
The sun., 1900-12-16
PURE AMATEUR DRIVING CLUB. =
Views Of President DsvcrsuS OF the New
League Formed In This CITY.

Harry X. DsverauI. vhe was elected Presi-
dent Of the Lesgue Of Am>teIr Driving Clubs
at meeting II this city. In speaking OF the
org1ulzation say:
Tho simon Pure amateur driving club 10
a new thing. and comparatively few under
stand what such clubs really are. Since the
trotter has been on earth we have had gen
tlsmens driving clubs, u name that has oftsn
been q misnsmer and often abused. The
general publics idea Of such . club I. a stock
company owning q track, whose purpose Is
to.use 1t forxiving races. charging gateimoney.
or, In other words. II Is q money-uaking
venture. 1t is manlfssty wrong 20 con-
found such an organization with q gentle
mems driving club. which Is what its name
implies. . club composed Of men who have
banded together for the sole purpose OF snter-
tanning themselves their friends and tbs
public by taking part personally In contests
OF speed wherein there 10 no money at stake
and no charge madesto those WHO desire TO
There Is another nams even more COM
n1ny T10nly u-ed 'nd sou'.t; that Is, the matinee
Si@0 BY matn.. ar 1trs dryns cSo .pS.d
sars' :a'1 To.de S.n'S aud 1 dfiyas % d~o:
matn9. SiGc,, which are a, lar as pos.bIa
from p.ins what tho term should imply
! % not ssy thsr. are 40 ether driving cIuos
as the sbovs named but It ls a fact that qs
yet such organzs stlons are very few, while
the matinee CLUB 10 = legion. more recent
term applied 70 those who drive for pleasure
II the road drivers association. The verv
name sets Il apart and aside from trncE and
amateur matters. The smeteur feature &,
entirely obtVrsted and this In Itself. IS the
back bono OF the whOls mrter do not
mean that road drivers association could
not be formed en- t!rely of smsteprs. and which
could under such tit. Ne an smat-ur driving
club. as the term ts applied 20 Boston. Pits
burg. Cleveland and others; tut IL is a fact
that no such organic, exists at pr-s'ut,
and a.. rulcsand cold lions Of all road drivers
assoca tions a. now formed. do not cru'-m-
plate euy such thing Therefore, that con-
fusion MAY IA. dis'inst-i tho much-s FUSED
terms. E-rt'emcu'5 driving clubs. matinee
clhhs and road drivers associl tions. aS re-
f"rrirC To- amateur u-rfornauc"- srd ANA
teur records should hn dropped aud anna
teur driving CLUB substituted
"of the number oi clubs rer'Htrirg 20
diving and the licht-hNrre.- horse, ! c7p
count only seven or el :ht which can u9ss
NJ amateur clubs PucetrsIl,s, organiTr-
tipns. driving and rldiNg clubs. road drivers
associations 7nd matinee clubs are c eN-
cellent in t1"lr WY AMI do great good. but
they should not be "pnfourded or mixed rp
with the aNnteVr f'iyilg club. whose organ
i2atirn G0i rules look ~ nothing except the
CiviuI of regular vg'iaee- ~ ANA 'eur- and
whore ONLY the sport of racing for FUN Is
contemplated.
The sun., 1900-12-16
nIC u AMnIr.
Laskcr and Marocsy.
Rice. and Hpief
MOTIFS CONDENSED PROM THE FIELD.

to) This move constitutes the Rice Gambi,- I'nu
Pref Rice conceived the idea Of leaving the knight
en- price White continued 2. 20 =; but Zukertort
proved this varletiOn npdeqIpte with the powerful
reply VI q P-Q Is 4 in the msmorshlc gene which hs
40 hrsnty sgsiust Senltr IN tbs Vienna Iourna-
mont is?. Prof. Rice snay1ed the novel variation,
played number or fRu,e4 with weu-knovn masters,
and fnauy pIb hri pamphet IN lS0s in which sverv
copcsvsbl- vprtstsn II sihslstlyely treated While
gets Al least evou game. and the majority Of cases
n winning a1vontaRe.
lb) Among number OF van,uons exam, ned here
the pauribe it k-Q was chiefly con,dsred, but
u had 10 he abs ndonsd.
~ A besun'I move. end the only one 10 I'VE N.
game. II the bishop has 10 move tho beet psce beng
10 R--Lt j. thsn Ia kr-B :. md l.aok win easily.
The Back aIuc- considered the move IN the nature
Of desperate remedy under stress of arcumstanc,s,
White hls IN sacr.ace the XChange.
tan IL P--D was proposed here, but finally Herr
Msrn1yv prevailed being NJ opinion that II 1. no uas
sdopung Troublesome defence II the piece Is 10 be
gwen NJ.
a. hnoih"r fnc move. II 10 R-B, then 90 ORB
ch. * q; ~ BN = ch. and wins.
~ Rack having 10 move the King. White gains the
impo-tspt defensive movcs 20. i--k 0 ch. followed
Nv n PR which their otherwise preca rlous
hings position.
on Now B!ak's position "a becoming i.ss favorable
than IL was hitherto 81. BB il not feasible bNcauss
of 2s. q u ch X I Y: a. Bx Y ch. SC Nor IL KtS n
ch satisfactory. consequently, tho next move is the
brg'.
~ 4 very remarkable position pressnts Itself nov.
Whit" stands To loss the Queen. Q be Nc threatened.
yet the two pass"i pawns nrS more han sufficient 10
coun,orhaance 'he loss OF the queen. and Black
more save the game
The sun., 1900-12-16
NEWS or THE WHEELMEN.
Cycle Path Lcsnsss BrinG 100000
Murphy and Frank Albert TO Meet.

During 1900 there were 10000 wheelnen
who paid sioo. 900 for sidepath license tags
In New York State and this money will be
devoted to repairing the old paths and build
Ing now ones. The sidepath ide. Is moving
on more trlumphantly than even rs most
earnest advooatestsred to hope for. A cycls
path from Providence, to Newport has been
projected and $500 OF the necessary money
has been subscribed. The path will Be built
as far ss possible for the $500 and pushed
forward As fast as tho funds are obtained.
This path will be a boon 20 many New Workers.
aud others non-resdcnts OF either OF the
two cities. for the trip Is popular one and
hitherto has been rough one.
Charley Murphy, who rods mile
behind a locomotive In 81 As seconds, VIII
appear at the Grand Central Palace on Dec.
IS In a ride under practically the same con-
dltlons rs those he had behind tho railroad
train. The occasion will bs that OF the all
around sporting show % be given FOR the
benefit OF the family Of Hugh Z. Hart. th-
former athlete and LATE writer on sporting
themes Murphy, during all his career aS
q racing man, was noted for an ability to
move hi. legs with wonderful rapiditv and
could therefore Use a lower scar and pedal
faster than his opponents
In preparing fer his ride hchind tho loco
motive he developed this ability on home
trainer OF his own conception on which tho
rider uses his regular road wheel and balances
end pedals away, hut, stands stock st,ll.
because the floor OF the trainer" consists
OF roller- dial adjusted TO the r-vcu-
ton~ u ID" wh'"ls registers The distance
thst would hav" been travelled. The absolute
absence Of aerial les stance Is the same on
this appgrGtIs ~ behind train Of cars and
1t is -InIlv question of fast pcdaling against
Uwr. : nc muWvututy rl'k OF llie ls missing
aud the same nerve IL not required. but other
wise Alurphv's riding on his trainer reveals
the ability of tie man who made the most
remarkable performance on wheel In all
hi.tery. on the 0cCq sion referred 10 Frank
Albert. the sl2-iav rider, viii compete with
Murphy on second machine alongside of
the other and ATTEMPT 10 show that le Is the
equal ~ the mica -minuie man. Albert
IL notorious.y man Of fast leg action.
Chief Consul Reldins has appointed the fol-
lowing chairnlsn Of committees for 1901: ".
VI M-s,ros. Touring aud Road Book Com
nittcs: John H. lh,. Rights snd Privileges;
{. j. Obermgyer. H.ilos and Regulations Ralph
o. Webstir ~ Ilnira. Cycle Paths The
Oh eirmlY OF tive Highway Committee has not
yet been appointed,
The sun., 1900-12-16
4. A. 4. Championships VIII lie Decided at
the Pan-American Exposition.

James f. sullivan returned from Buffalo
on Friday, after a conference with Jesse
Damn, chairman ~ the Committee on Sports
for the PAN american Exposition At the
conference the policy I'm regard to the sports
was outlined aud schedule arranged which
provides for an uninterrupted series oC games
from May II un'il Nov. /. Mr. Sullivon u.
who il the athletic manager Of the EXPOSITION.
said that he would lie unable to announce
the fixtures until they had been approved
by the committee. but that every branch
OF sport would be fully catered for IL ~
the Intention 20 have the various govern ng
hOiic- Assume y control 81 tie EtIVss which
come under their Jurisdiction Tho Amateur
Athletic Union. Intercollegiate A A.
Western lutcTcol.cgl 'to 4 \ \ Lawn Tennis
Assocl alton. American canoe Association
aud other organizations viii be asked 10 take
Il hand IN ~" 1n' .ewent
II has been sc'' 81 that the re -uRr track
and field cu. u.mDiyNsip lneetiug of theA \.
T.. viii ke btate al 10 Stadium In the Expo
siliou ia June. and he 1ll-arDlud chamlipu-
ship y Am"rty, ~ ) ~; mo4st"i iIsndigap
Paris Exposition last summer, has also been
dc, ided on. while l. hoped that tie olvmpian
games for the world. championship viii also
form part VI the programme.
In team sports, such as baseball, cricket.
football and lacrosse, IL is Intended 10 have
two series of competitions. one opsl to teams
Of the Csngdisns across t'i- b,rder,, The
winners 81 ths series IN each branch will then
be brought together in u oompeltiyg for the
saanpio9'hip q, ne S1m,lnflIr Mr urir nnnr
TO each oomnstitor. and M. viii be carried
ont The plans tor the Stadium We're, con-
sidersd AZ The conference. and work will be
building will cnst 500. 600. and Ia addition TO
quarter OF a mile track a tank has been ar
ranged Sor in " bioh 70 b9l9 aauatle eontestA
The sun., 1900-12-16
No More Concise AssreRatson

Of Real Estate News Is 10 he found In any medium
than that printed In THE Sun each dAy.--AdA
The sun., 1900-12-16
gneH, r.oo sn sn.esasp"e"K+H
vHrs-rwstvs piHcps.
whie 70 play and mat. IN ihtt. move.


Whit 10 play and mats In three movss
Werner Mueller. New ypfb You ere rsht ane
TINS Sun owes you an apology.
q, A W, N.st Brighton Yes. rouf solution vss
H. 81 Pse.. Brooklyn Trr srs esn only oos
po,'on. ytien ,,s pi9rf,ly dnnT'Tm'1, . O
NJ ?. Q-.B g. mate. Don't you see hat the btts
queen |, pinned and That Vie white queen protects
the orr
oUR copRrsposDEScE rouRSANENrs.
Ace,tdlnr 70 ,he rules r.sy in our hr,' snd second
the nnal round of The nfst tourney there ofgln
ally eight competitors .lauh, Delsslg, Iibatr, Middle
tired some time ago and thsre r,r therefore seven
en lei u Abe TIE iout prizes - far We scores oi
latter says that he had won nye games from Rnth
hts. aOsi mTs ana Sgd rS5 IT .Ssg'S6s 6
mass M '" Tie Tie StcTs scof@ ' as % va. a announced @
week. Is six paints. 2lrn states TINT he hos won
0ru. ana iosi,o stem, Mddlrms~ Widmsr and neIs
ss MAILING scoit oi "a Mon ard lost he .ns, c,e,
durng next week, 80 tina, the prizes may be awarded.
Dr..s wllt,s 70 ms sgS ,huns ,ha. 10 ~, nss won
io:t to s,'in , and dew with Middiem.Ss making a
total Of ,, wins ana :, lo.. WIN one rene Mnnh'
Respecting the second correspondence tourney all
conpeols. who wish 10 proceed Win play win kind
n. schcsr ttt fnr ,Hr nSa round flow eli has with
William n Cover Brralo, y. Y. and william
r 1reber. BtosRlyn have entered the third cores.
pOrdenrc tourney. rs there ore twenty con-
pc,itlf5 The SUS will receive thr entrance moneys,
which. however, should be sen, IN checks OF postal
orders. Bills should not he used. unless the con, con,
tcstant will pay the money In person. TIE sun
suggests that the players should he divided in -four
sections that In each section every .hould play
game with every other player. and that the VIM
nefs ~ each section should play In rn'l round for
I'VE rrlcs consisting OF 81, S. S. So and 81 rcgpcc
lively The time limit 10 he twentS.fouf hnu., prl
move. that Is 70 say player must forward LIS reply
st least twenty four hours afr the receipt " move
II the contestants will accept these Jules fun code
will be announced next Sunday. In the event Of
entries being received BY the middle Q! this month
other sections may be formed and the prizes Increased
accordingly.
THE MANHATTAN CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNEY.
Following are the scores Of the nr,t few games
played In this contest
The sun., 1900-12-16
and n s.
wHIrB-nx SrsonA
White 70 play and win

y kps; Ron Kr K'on u Ps On Q s.
wHrn-u. 'rsonA
Wm" 70 play and WIN
soLur1o, TO pRop1xn no, s7u
l. R-K.s >, K,-KH, 20 R . any a A-A
mate;
!: R-x.. .K'.n.R.Ks any a H-R q
/. R-Kt q. XIX .; R-K. any, R-k.
mate,
mate a. n-x. p-o., arr. R-a.
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM no. OIL
80, ~, -
"-H q IA -hs o. :, .S... o-A . o. . mate
'oIv,'Gs TO ,''ssIn' an~',S ros,7'os T'"
b J. Ho's: . ~ = -
d. Rt ~ NJ, ,K,a aR-op.c, K-ons
Q hP m.':;
). RIB :, mate ''''' VII '"
SOLUTION TO ussNrR's pon11oH
l. o-b6, k1Kt1. S-Rs, nstA
i 8-sSs-sS Se%, : S;E; as's
60, ,,T,oy rn .uy,rya,, r,,.o.u, .,,nx
K-Kto.K-R; R-R7 ch, k-KtS Kt-
y q nta,e
~ o Eh,o K,ss :; p.K, IA !, ,:, sas'
K-kts. ht-b ;. b Kt, R-B . oh; a. B-x
H,pch.I Pr p and vim.
EDK a kt-B q eh: X pxKt On A. 4
K,Hfsc ch 2-B: 4 B-R g ch "a
OK Kt.Ets1 AZ X msre.
R.ktc O-B2, Kt~R ch K-R, 4 n
S'S
C.uect solutions received to problem No. e7o from
CesIge j. Kelnl, New York. II. ". Harry, Boston
Mass. F. l. Rtii, New York: Maxwell Bukoflrr
Pa,,rson y. J.: Theodore Ellers Peterson. y. J.;
iaH[ pSSt' .Toan. u g., srt.'.. se"s
CYrr,ei soluti9n. iec,iNea 10 yfee!em No. e' from
>: heGi' new notA, u; W. 1a.t' Eos'Sh, Aass;
Msxwcl rukUf2cr Paterson. n. j.; Theodore I'M
EI II 81 Au,ilu', fiub Wa, rfrttnnn'
n <. PAU A Jowne. vat fcni,ton, n Y
c,,t.ct .ol,,,ions 10 kmelunU'. .nt.ysn, ,,,dv
The sun., 1900-12-16
TIE RICE CAMBIr.

Tested By Lasker and Maroosy --Triu mph
of the Gambit.
During his stay at London Prof. Isaac
L. Rice Of this city. the inventor Of tho Rice
garnbit arranged, according TO the London
Field. q consultation game at the Claridse.
Hotel. In which Lasker and Rios conducted
a Rice sambit In consultation against Maroozy
and Hotter. The White allies won tho game
after thirty Moves. The Rios gambit has
been tried hundreds Of times a. the Manhattan
Chess Club during the last two or three years
by the leading players. 1t has been sue
cessiul, according TO conservative estimate.
In more than thres-quart-rs of ite trials
This extraordinary test of IL In London must
add greatly to Its reputation.
The sun., 1900-12-16
Odds and Ends OF Srorts.

The Staten Island Boat Club has elected the follow
Inc o"'cfrs Tor the season OF i9Oi; r, ". Could
President. G. H. Parmele, Nice President: Fred
kn sht, West NeW Brighton. Secretary, W \ Ross,
JE, Treasurer. Boafd Of Govcrnofs c. J. Schramme,
T. Bale. Clinton Miller and II. Manicy. The position
oi captain will be nlled early In the season.
The sun., 1900-12-16

w win three by cards. game aud sIbben
Trick 10. Even II A discards tho ace Of clubs
only one trick in clubs loft, no ming is gained.
as the club trick wins the rubber,
1t should he observed that the DISCARD OF
in the result as the student will find II he
lays out the cards and discsrds heart from
B's hand. After winIira the diamond trick
with the king and establishing the heart
suit. y makes three tricks In diamonds ard
then lead, = club. u holding two clubs and
two spades. II A underplays tho spade
tensce he gains nothing. as spade and 2
club in rs hand must make. II the eight OF
diamonds IL shut out, the club Is made good.
BRIDOE PROBLEMS.
Here IL an end situation that will req pire
o little study, ~ the dealer. has made II n
heart and one round has been played 4 putt
ting up the ace second hand. The position
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were but we make them keep their
places" Munzinger the cOrpulent low
Dutch Senator from the XVI who IN
the same discussion said ne didL't
want his children to go to the same
school with "coon children," has fOrtu
nately been elected to remain to hum.
Thet man PIatt, blocked my game in
New York and meddIed with me III
various ways through his hired agents.
Every move made he intercepted me.
The business mems parade was some OF
his dirty work, and though only 40, 600
of them paraded ia the rain through
fear OF losing their jobs, Or having their
liscences taken away for refusing TO
show up, it had bad effect on Us snd
made US feel blue. Up to the 3rd OF
November we were absolutely certain
of carrying New York by an over
wheiming democratic majority. That
psrade was the most dastardjy assault
upon the rights OF the individual citi-
zen ever made by political DOss. Every
man who participated IN 1t Was coerced
and brow beaten, though thousands Of
them shouted for Mckinley, their hearts
were with our Billy, God bless him!-
Richard Croker, Emporer OF New
York. BRUCE aRIT.