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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-03-28
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bapbe repet of cg abt op ben enc
Grm. Garmeren, en- 0ferriser peo
@apn @anaer, ienote Buo efter
Sberiffen. ba ban troobe, bans Some
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baube peret uoe / Sneitormen, bauoe
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-03-28
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FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.
A Norwegian weekly newspaper
and the Farmer Alliance organ in
Ottertail county.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-03-28

Suo9e @albtpell bar inbleueret ct
9etret / Torenebe Staters Circuit
Court ct. Saul, 1om ororer Sale
af 8inona & @outbweFern Sernbn,
men. Salset pil foresaa ben lite
Mai, buis lite &ompasniet inben ben
Eib betoler fin @ielo, iom belpber
fig til $2,368,OOO.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-03-28

War 1924 ben Zoe Npril SCI. 2 ST.
termiooa3 inbfoloeS berueo ct.
O(afs Tarmeralliauce til Wpoe /
5folebu1et SO. 9.
Til Bebunoling ioreli9eer:
l. Om Blantuiu9 al @orso: Cane.
@. Dm Eomuenes Ouertogelle al
6attisfor rigr9ellen.
Da bette er bet iibte og ai9ipten,
be Wgoe ON @uear Cane, iaa onmo:
bes benli9it alle interes jereoe ON at
af9ipe Wpoe.
@rbpoian,
Slaf 8. &inie. Sec.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-03-28
Set forlpoer, ot gbilis Miuiite:
riam bat reiieneret.
s58er Sc 2lrbetoe2

@neftaaenbe Nnleonin9 for Fanbi=
naoiite Meno os &uinoer, iom pn=
Rer l1nnenbe Befieftiselie. $75 til
500 pr. Maaneb 9aranteret. @triu
til 9r. @boop, Mo. s IA 02acine,
isis.
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Gasle sate.
22De STARTS 1884.

lts JteUuIlpl!
s Gersus Sails l1seblao for l4be
bs. finbes en- Meooelelie fra Go>pn tf
@asle Safe, iom eiuer os en- @mas>
bib 2oa. buorleoes onoRabsfuloe
Menueiter fan ursiue fine e9ue Gor>
mobninser for @irteli9beo.
Meboelelien uoeiuer fig for at
pare: .@n ubpsselis 5iitorie ON
en- 6or. Der bar uaret sonite ubarm=
biertis MOB fin enc 9otter." 5or
ben, Tom fienoer So9en nermere eno
bin Meooeler,' er bet panite1ist at ie,
boor ubormbiertiabebeu mob ben ON.
tolte Batter ct fommet tilipne. Seq
tror o. neo tillise. at benne 5aoer
bar 9iort iao meaet for bence, fem
en- 5aoer Tan 9iDre for en- 9atter un.
Der lisnenoe Omitenoiebeber.
&i lafer telsenbe i Meobelelien:
Set beoer. at oeupe 9otter par ble=
ben toriert, ,o9 oa bun fom / Barns.
npo, reiite ban fra benoe os tos oaiaa
be anore 8grn meo zig unbto9en =
iaapiot ri feritaar ct al be
minofe." Seq uil life be;:plbe no.
gen for, at be lpuer. men bet CT bog
|4hpftfe sapne aer s5tam..a AT .iigs, ct
openforftaeenoe lite er lanot.
5or bet ferite uar bun life / Barns.
npo, oa be reiite. Saoeren pife life
en8ang, at bun bar Iaa ner fin Neo=
tomit; tbi bun bar frif, ba be re,ite
bort. 5or bet anoet toe ban lite
mer euo ire af Bprnene meo fig. iaa
Der oar to Gutter biemme, ben enc
atten cg ben onoen tolu Nar, iamt en-
Bige, Jon er ii Iar eammel, nesuoen
par Der no9le pn9re.
Wioere beoer oct: uGormobeptli9
lfeoe bette Qarme Uper ben 8onare,
lom Datteren boube bra9t ouer 9u=
Jet, men be! uar uIoriuarlist ollteepel,
os oen enc 5pnb 9ibres life goo
i9len meo en- anoen." Nltlaa ltal
bet uare Spno al en- Gaoer OF to9e
fin eloite 9atter meo Beipg til fin
5ooerS 99iter. buem bun lite tioliQe=
re bar baot Inleonin9 til at beipae.
&aarieleu og &aaroonnen. efter=
tu'9t al ben trorle CONNER, Dor
tuente. iom ri alle peb. @fuloe be
lite reile til 6oloen nu, iaa blep bet
lite no9et at bette Iar be0er. (S
5olben uar bet nemlis at Wanoens
Spiter boeoe.) @nbuer. iom pil, Tan
ie Hart, at bet lite par of nogen
9arme ban retite, iom Meooeleren
flyer. Sen 8eluilie ps Norpao9en.
beb. be bar uiit benoe, pil bepiIe
bette.
Saa flyer Meooelereu: Ser ffal
uare flor 6arme Mabolaset ooer
ben uouife @tipbeslssbeb." Saa.
uibt mig befienot ct Der insen 6orme
mob Gaoeren nnota9en bos rSlab=
oertiette", lom ier alt siennem s}or=
ferrelles9las.
Set Ct forunoerli9t meb lomme
Golf. Nnores Gorieel1e gibr be til
Bierse. ON oisie lite er itbrre enb
&afefen, mems be foar fine eene
Sell rebucereoe. iaa be meo 2etbeo
9aar eiennem ct @aalepie, ielp naar
be ct fore lom &ameler.
6. n.
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Jnblaubtt.

9et iises. at @uuernsr @aite
frembeles tenter at forme Gitp<
6allen / 9enuer, buis 9bieReretten
afsibr Sosen ON be to 8pembeos<
menb bisies 5aupr.
- Sneferme bar ben ienere 9ib
raiet / mango af bore ueal,se eta.
ter. Tra @,erre. @po,D Datota, mel.
bes. at @uefonuerne liseer ieunt meb
9ustaeene.
s 2eeislaturen / Soma auto=
ees ben 22oe @arts ct Gornos Of
&epreientantbuiet, iom 9iuer &uiu>
oerne &et til at femme oeb STOLE, oe
8poals.
@uoernbr Wattbems al Snbia.
no ifal pere beitemt paa at forbinore
@oreps Nrmee fra at mari@ere eien=
mem @tateu. Son Vii iette Statens
Wiliterfprfe moo 5rebsormeen, liser
ban.
= 8renoerso1t bteu lite benot i
@bica9o fibne Grebae. 9ons Gag
fgrere uaafaor at ban er iinb8iuas,
os oil faa iftano en- nnberi6aelie al
bans mentale Tiltanb. 9ette pil
antaseli9 siue ham IA Doses leusere
2epetib.
= &reiibent Sobnion af &anias
Bi Metalliite 5orbuno uotalte paa
@plufonuentionen ben 22oe Marts,
at @roper @lepelono Ct en- fBrre
Gorreber eno Sefferion 9auis.
@leoelano8 Sci ben fore @ommen.
lper9elie bar, at ban / 6orbinoel!e
meo @ensemenbene g8aQ Street
ttlbasetalote @bermanlopen. @n
iaaoon @anoliu9 tofeoe Song &arl
ben II 2iuet. Ssnatius DoaneQp
o9 General @eouer ubtolte fig o8iao.
9onnellp iasoe. at @ensemenoene /
WaQ Street par / ret neonisenbe
2tnie @fterfommere al @etielererne,
lom Sefus oreu ub al Templet.
9an iosbe. ban anReoe. @orberre
oftere piloe forbinbre MenneRenes
Blaner. Meo nosle uel ualste Eor>
BENTLEY, trobpe ban, .ner pilbe. aieres.
abitillist sobt @a,binston.
Sopos 9esislatur bar onta.
get 6ulets liquor bill, bpilten i
lensere 9io bar oaret unoer Be,
bauolins. Sfalo @uuernpren life
neoleaser fit &eto mob BiQen. oil
| Sotpa lite lensere pere en- &robibi=
tions men eE Local Option=Stat.
Det paaStaaes. at oenne npe Sop bog
oil blipe laa itrens, at ben neppe fan
baanbbaoes. 5gl9enbe er nesle
af be Beitemmeller. 1om CT tnsne i
ben npe 2ou. S @ountper, buor
in9en af Bperne bar oper 5000
5temmesiuere, maa IS &rocent al
Dem siue Eillaoelie til. at @aloon>
troftten oriues. fer ben blir loplig.
S Bper, iom bar orer 5000 Stem
me9ipere, maa en- Maiolitet al bisIe
ienoe ino Betition oerom. fpr @als
al beruleuoe 9ritfe fan liaaoes ;
oesuoen maa o9Iaa Bprnaoets EiQa>
belle erboloes. Sc 2iceniepenee,
iom moa erlasees, uil bliue 5000
for Naret, % buis be lotale Nutbori=
teter ietter ben bpiere. uil 6orbpiel,
len bliue lost iom Stat paa ben
@ienoom. buor Saloon Craft bri.
pes. Ser er osiaa anbre Befem>
melier: Saloonerne maa minoit
uere 800 5obs Mffanb fra @irter
os Sfolebuie, % fbr be fan oprettes,
mao bet uRre tiQoot al al1e @ien=
oomsbeiboere so Toos Mfnqnb.
Ser maa lite uere screens at noget
@la9s for 5aloons s&inouerne, ber
maa uere fun ct Stun os til bette
tun en- Snosans. @ainblins tilIaoes
lite, eibeller Muitt e0er tpinoeli9e
Dppartere. @aloonerne maa boloes
lutteoe ON Senbas cs eQers buer
Sag eiter 8l. 6 @ftermibbos. os be
maa life aabnes fbr Rl. 5 ON Mor.
9euen. Ser er fere Beltemmeller,
iom, buis be fan ouerbolbe8, er meaet
prisperoi9e.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-03-28
Mrbetoe for ane!

Nsenter tilbbbes $50 paa 30 9az
ses 9io: $3.50 Snotest fire Tiger
eller 1nsen 8etolin9. Seno Jrimer=
fe for @rpuer og 0plp8niu9er til
9r. @boop. SO. 6 90, @ocine, Bis.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-03-28
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8oo SSarut ttIfal8S
/ 9otun Of 9ane 8rairie. 100
Qcres opbDrtet; 9obt fri(tt &onb,
iom lite frp1er til, li9e ueo @talben;
sooe Gp9nir9er.
$. g. 8. @teoens.
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DAoT1O'o ftN,phs LANsFNs, wIHKsh 1
fGOItn y, voKks, wlld; 4; F sHSNXx; fuL'
Ir,r, Mntin.n Mnshinrtnn's RirthhAN.
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h r,bber laughed and made some
s,rn,L and in another moment some one
had seized her from behind and taken
the weap5n from her.
"Con.," sat4 III frs. man, Il don't
r.,,,t T., h,rt yorL Hand over the cash.
Iu moi, t,u,b Won; but I've 60, TO have
-"
p,s. cIu.rhel her belt Sun tighter.
I,,lr,r int, ms face she saw tina, al
,no,r1 re,kl,gs AMI lissinated he was
an,va hi. connanions and. with a wo-
MANS i~nsti,ct she smoke:
rsir" she said. brayely. "I'm in vour
roy.oy 7 know or course. Won can take
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soon over. the new pole Mas in, the fresh
horses stood impatisHtly tossing their
heads and the guard called out: IAN
aboard''
The passengers came hurryinE from
their supper. Jim hcll-l E.su to her
seat, whispering as he littcd her m:
shove the bag inter the boot. honey
then swung himself up beside her.
The whip cracked, the hostlcr sprung
aside from the horses heads, the guard
jumped on behind and, with a Jolt ari
jar. the stage was on with forty mia
utcs' time to make. Rat no one noticed
that. as they entered the coach, .hc tau,
dark man whispered 70 III" drummer
Keep your eye ON III" rlri, George
he said, ',ihC's YOUR gam
The sun had Ions since s"', nnd 'he
beautiful California a.ght Hr; IN with
brilliant etavs ara rrr.n! eycr tn.
lsnd, R1S" fr}' h". courage I,sa "a she
chung to ,hc swayInS rprrH and "ttrA'l
Tire sC'.ant l,'t "a gaIlop br"ysIy u" over
the road, which Looked Axe u silver
ribbon In the moonlight,
Nine O'Clock Ly the drivers watch -
they slowed up n lit;lc. seven niles
from Angels, Dandy jim pointed with
his whip 10 whore the road curved sharp
.y around ten slGc OF the mountain, the
high rocky wall rising u thousand feet
On ono sid, and sIoPinG abrupt" down
On iEn oth"r
"'rhe;," said .ho driver, is IL" i@"n-
;i.tl SUIT War loCy l1rH var sa,l
lu,!' bU' II W. !tyCl' l"' Sc, W.T.:
C.t.Hg = ,a. at I h.. Nora al - I
v,IdpN Dec ''tl ar'r m. Iln uI', If",,'
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DEUCES 0
The Story Of u Brace GirPs Game for
LOge'S Sake.

The stage was late. Tho two passen-
gers waiting at the little station raced
up and own the wooden platform, now
ana then stopping To gaze impatiently
uown the muddy road and then at tho
sun which was fast sinking in the west.
ohe CT tic passengers was a young girl,
pretty and self-poJsessed. although. per-
maps y trihe nervous in her manner.
she shiverei slightly as the cool even
ing air blew in her face. and turned
towards her partner in misfortune, who
from his dress might be either a clergy
man or a professional gambler. As II
IN answer to something he saw in her
lace he raised his hat and came for
ward.
'Semeihlng is evidently wrong" he
SAIL letting his hold black eyes rest on
her face HntIl her " fell AMI a warm
h'ush rose 10 shame his impotence.
dig water at the ford. | dare say"
She lifted her eyes a~nxiousiy. But
'heyh 50 through" she said almost i'm
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p~loringly. "Oh. l must get to Angels
tonight"
"Oh, certainly" he answered conf
IDENTIFY. They're sure to go through.
Sc, here It comes now" And he TUNED
and walked to the other end OF the
station.
The lady looked once more down the
road, but this time with a sigh OF relief.
and her hand we.it unconsciously to the
heavy leather belt which confined her
waist. Five THOUSAND dollars in gold
we're concealed in hat belt. and In the
small grip she carried were checks and
paper money amounting TO the sum OF
$4,000. All Wells Fargo treasure going
to the mines at Angels Camp.
Only the last week the stage had been
held IN Il the agent badly shot. while
the robbers escaped with the booty.
THIS had been IL" third serious loss
irsIdc of two months AMI the ,oripNny
vowed 10 oItwit the spoilers. 80 they
put their heads together End the QUE
come OF their scheming wEs that Rose
Maynard. the injured agents sweet
heart, stood waiting for the stage with
&2o.oo In her keeping.
The evening world., 1894-02-19
STAGE NEWS AND G0SS|P.
Pauline Hall Has Temporarily
shelved 1.-THE ~Honeymooners."
Nat Goodwin Receivers His 0vcrcoat
-Adieu to "a woman's Revenge"

Pauline Hall has temporarily sheived
her latest comic opera, Tine Honey
mooners," with which she was 10 nave
opened her season at Hairigan's Theatre.
She will make her temperance III Inc
Princess of Trebizonde,' which she mas
lust been presenting in Chicago. She has
an excellent company, including FRED
Solomon, who no longer stars; d. Drake
Jaxon, .John W. Ransome, Henry Rob
bins, Edna Andrews. Sallie Johnson, Siu-
ney Durham. Josephine Knapp. Eva
Davenport, Julie Ring, G.. V. Levine ana
Hichard Golden. Miss Hail begins re-
hearsals very shortly.
Nat Goodwin has recovered the over
coat that he lost at a matinee recently.
It will be remembered that he went 10
see Jimmy Powers in Walker, Lon
DON" left the theatre between the acts,
and when ne returned discovered that
his arme was missing. Crane, as al
ready published, has had the satisfac-
ton of seeing the youth who stole ms
: $500 indicted, i Is a I leriet ho TO ns set down ioye
as little advertising lodges Goodwin
and Crane are now righted N the EYES
Of a long suffering but gradually-getting-
acknowledging public;
Louise Weller. a young woman OF san
FRANCISCO: has written a one,act pay,
saiIe Be p prssenseS, as Sp a epRsdr9nsiFs; BY;
A. NJ. Palmer's company. now at the
Pacific Slope. The San Franciscans are
feather in 'Frisco's cap.
"A woman's Revenge will he with
drawn from the American Theatre after
c~essful, although Mr.. French did every
thing for it that it was possible for a
lnornsei vel, cast a and N,ju%dlciousiy adI-
vertised. The stereotyped melodrama Is
doomed. as far as New York Is concerned,
of all originality. There Is some talk
OF running the American Theatre as a
combination house; Mr.. French MAS 20
why should he not pursue similar tactics
with the American?
Miss Louise Beaudet is reading a
comic opera in which there is a posi-
bility that she may star. 1t is French.
s s1d c Tb t an excellent part for her,
opera attraction. just now.
Thrown, Among Thieves. is the
faIsrs,c ' nusho Of o. z n The m MeIGdra Hssin sy
Her" a play that was once tried by
made for Reproduction in this country.
Here they deplore Ibsen and his in.
Garden Theatre. and "A Dolls House"
not coveted In Chicago they long for
1sbcn, or for anybody who will relieve the
sta n condition of the drama there.
One plaintive wall comes as follows:
"A mild dose of Ibsen would be a species
Of relief from the prevalent duiness OF
the drama. VIII not some sympathetic
New York& manager spare us a few
germs Of pcss.mistic realism from his
surplus?"
Miss Isabella Trquhart is still rest
Ing In this country. She did not go on
the road with America" Her hus-
band, Guy Standing. Ia also here. Miss
trquhart $ not pinlng to return TO
London.
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he found himself face to face with the
man who a accosted Rose in the sta
ton.
As he saw Jim he said: Are you the
driver?'
That's what answered Jim. ANY
thin you want of me-"
"Only to tell you that you'n have m"
company up to Angels tonight, as
I've bought the box seat and he drew
n ticket from his pocket and handed II
to Jim, who sat Town his glass and made
a pretext OF examining II closely; then,
will a broad wink at the bartender.
handed 1t back.
sorry ! can't obliGe you he said,
leaning lazily against the counter, bat
tibet seat hcz alluz belonged to a pal O
mine, JacH sterling, the Wo'is-iarEo
anent, wso Ma shu, last trir. NJ h"
can't go up tt!s time, I've promised &
to another friend Of mine, Sea-
''Rut rye bought it," said the other
impatiertiy.
"Who of9 Iii might ask?' inquired
Jim, in~nOcently.
'The company. OF course answered
the man. Come don't be n fool"
Jim crossed one foot over the other,
and calmly surveyed the irate one.
whether l be or be not a fool, younS
Teller" he said, lis none o. yer biZnc7'.
Eut IN tell you thu So, when the KEN
pary wants the ioo OF driv'E' this bios ID
stage, they kin hcv Il u welcome.
ana civ" away i0'ir box ""rts ,Nr who
they narn pi-a0H lI, hon I'm diivsu',
I'm hoat. 80. B'siDri' hr H"5t On,
"you #aulont 'aN' q from a ,a:. a
wan,a ter sea the mool!.Ra,.'
"Oh. T. IT. a lady I'm Sat!'reh," saii
tho otter. and turning on his heel he
left the room.
The twenty minutes for supper were
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that strange game. The moon. bright
and cold. lent her light, shining on
Roses uncovered head, with its golden
hair. and on the dark face Of her OPP
pOrent.
For a moment every sound was hushed
even the Irish dame ceased her howl
Ing TO await with breathlcss interest the
result.
with a look, half regret, the outlaw
laid down his cards. Three aces" ne
said slowly, and looking curiously at the
girl, half deciding to divide with her. h
had borne herself so brsvely. But there
was no need. With a little smile she
too. showed her cards. Aces are high.s
she said. but this trip deuces win," ana
there on the ground lay the four deuces.
ut is yours" he said, calmly; then
spoke . few words TO his companions.
who g,umbled somewha but submitted
to his stronger will.
The coach was rlghted and the lug
gage pat back IN place, Dandy Jim. stil
unconscious was laid inside on tho
straw. The passengers. trembling and
pale, took their places. and the outlaw
turned once more to Rose.
"Dare YOU drive? he asked.
"YcS, she answered. bravely. II will."
Gravely ana courteously he lifted her
to the seat and handed her the reins.
then, half hesitatingly, held out HE
hand. Rose instantly gave him hers.
y VIII no. betray YOU" she said. softly.
e and the others dare not"
THANK YOU" he replied. ,,i,a,
Then. impatient to be of. the leaders
surouC forward, n the coach was
on lie way onco mere,
Tlfty minutes later Roae drove her
foGTnins horses Up the narrow street %
Angels Camp. two minutes ahead -
ume.-Philadelphia rsss.
The evening world., 1894-02-19
SPORTING NEWS AND GOSSIP.
Arrangements for Final Bouts Of
the Metropolitan Association.
Available Material for Harvard's
Nine This Year.

The Metropolitan Association Boxing
and Wrestling Committee has made COM
plete arrangements for the final bouts
of the championship meeting to be held
March 8. at Maennerchor Hail. Owing to
the wholesale suspensions recently OF
the so-called amateur boxers. II has
made a change In the personnel OF these
bouts, and many who were eligible to
compete have been rejected. In one
class. the lt5-pound, all who were en-
tered were disqualified, and the Commit
tee has decided to reope that event.
and the entries will close with George
w. Wood, Secretary. Metropolitan Asso-
citation, 1913 Broadway, March B.. The
Association says the course 1t Is pur-
suing in this matter will give the pub
lie a chance to see a genuine amateur
competition. The following men are the
eligible ones for each event
Boxing ioS Pounds. Madden, rastim. A. G..
cepted.
Wrestilns, i25 Ponnds-For nrst prize. G. Both.
Max Bremen, Clinton \. 6; 4, suskenbetr, star
4 c Second prize. II. nittrlch, \. Y: !. v,
", defeated by II. Pethinsky. las Pounds-iI.
Romalne, Clinton A. C.; L.. GoIly. Newark 7. VA.
lIlmdn, fastlme \. u. Joe nose, CLINTON \. T..
feated by Joe Rose. 1853 Pounds-First prize. A..
rllm,n. George Bothner. Second Prize, J. Hose,
Clinton A c. defeated BY ..iIman'
The most doleful reports continue to
come from, Harvard concerning the out
Of material, and the prospects for a
winning team seem to be getting slim
mer. The most likely candidates at
present are:
r.k... r-,u " - z,-, ,n. IA.
scsnnell. 81, and j. NJ Dunlop, 81.
ri,chersmI. W!issI1, l. $ ! Hlshlsnd', 's5i
First Base-A. Dickinson, "a; W. c. Rogers,
%, and r. W. Grimm. 'ss.
81: J. p. Phelan. 'sS. and j. j. Hayes. 'es.
Third hase-E. l.. Adams. 'ss; A. n. WINSTON,
," sho RI Il; slsv' rs wh I'll a.4 B; ,s GoG i. + /. s !
atId, - A n. winsloW. 'ss; and F.. l."
-: A Harding, ~, and many Of the candi.
dates for inneld positions.
The next outing. OF the Xavler Club
Feb. q The route, selected is via Hud-
son Rive Railroad to Spuyten DuyvIl,
thence to onkers, where dinner will be
served at the Getty House; After a shor;
rest the party Will proceed to Tarrytown,
returning by train in the evening. Ali
the members of the Gu are invited to
participate. and those desiring to take
A, Smith. Chairman Of the Outing Com
m.ttee. The start will be made from
the clubhouse at 9 A. NJ.
a Louisville despatch says that Boston
has Withdrawn from the contest for the
annual L.. A w. race meet. and has
thrown her influence to Asbury Park.
Victory for the New Jersey resort IS con-
coded. The election OF Luscomb for
President Is also conceded.
Constant Reader.-Yes; at Chicago May
l6. 1886.
G. f. H.-Q.) Write to the captains OF
the various colleges In and about the
city. e. Yes.
The evening world., 1894-02-19

Wet with the water OF the ford. with
horses dripping with foam, Dandy Jim
drove up to the station, and at last the
stage was in.
There were five passengers &C., two
miners, a natty young man with "A
l%athern case, evidently a drummer. an
Irishwoman and n Chinaman. Looking
tired and cross, they hurried TO the sup
per room. while Dandy Jim descended
slowly from his lofty seat.
pole busted he said laconically to
the hostlor. Right leader lost a shoe"
then strobe slowly to the bar.
But before he reached II n light touch
was laid on his arm. and he turned
quickly to look doTa into a pair Of soft
brown eyes, ana Rose Maynard said
~ c"tly: "Ma% l ride with YOU, jim?
the box goat, YOU know" AMI sho
smIIcd Significantly az she handed MIN =
bit OF yellow paper.
wei. m b. bowed said Jim. "cr
It amt Miss Rose. Ride with NE? Why,
bless your heart, OF course you can"
Thank YOU" said Rose, and giving
him a smile that made his head swim
she turned away,
Jim stood stock still and gazed after
her. Ride with me-" he muttcred.
"Weli. YOU bet she kin. Shes II daisy,
and no mistake. Hope Jack won't be
jealous" and he broke out into a loud
suffaw. which h, rs instantly checked,
and hurried Into the ba:room,
Hero ne read The not, Rose mad Givcn
him; thcn, lighting 1t at a tlrcr. h"
watched it bura until It tril . the
ground.
Note from Jack Sterling he SID,
coolly. mo treasure going up tonight;
arm still tothers him. and. turning to
take up bis glass Of ''whisksy straight"
The evening world., 1894-02-19
ROBBED HIS ROOM MATE.
rhen johnson Got Drunk OH the
BOOTY aud Was Arrested.

Paul Johnson, thirty years old, OF 70
East Third street, was held for eXamin-
alton on a charge of grand larceny by
Justice Hogan. in the Essex Market
Court to-day.
on Saturday last Johnson disappeared
and John Wagner. his roommate. found
that he had been robbed OF $l79 in cash,
n gold watch and chain, and other srti-
cles Of iewelry.
Wagner reported the robbery to Capt.
Cross. and Policeman kuntz, OF the
Fifth street station. arrested Johnson,
who was intoxicated, staggering along
the Bowery, last night.
johnson admitted his guilt and said
that he had given the jcwelry and SIS Of
the money to Bartender Otto Noight. OF
John Opp's saloon. on the Bowery. near
First street, to keep for him. This was
recovered.