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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-01-18
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-01-18
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-01-18

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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-01-18

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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-01-18

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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-01-18

Der bpres lite no9et mere ON &ri>
gen mob @uuernpr See iSpb. Dofoto.
,9ans Nobfanbere mao baue opgiuet
Rampen. ioaleoes tom o9laa be fife
Npbeoer fra &olvIobien tpbebe pao.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-01-18

Der Ct osiaa nu Monsel paa See.
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-01-18
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FERGUS FALLS UGEBLADn

An independent reform paper and
the Oldest Scandinavian newspaper
west of the twin cities.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-14
Atlantic City Horse Show.

ATLANTIC CITY, July l3.-Atlantic City's In
itial horse show was auspicously opened at
the Inlet Park this afternoon. 1t Is an OPEN
air one. About 5000 persons were in attend
ance. n large majority hailinG from New
York Tho latter is we'll represented in the
entries. as are also Philadelphia and Baltl-
more. There were fourteen classes shown,
those winning tho greatest recognition be-
Ing tho tandems aud small ponies. The
leading hOrsemen present aver that the
ring WAS ono OF the finest ever pre-
pared for such an event The. weather up
70 $3.50 O'Clock was as I'm" as could he expectei
hut at that time light rain began to fall.
which caused clearance Of the grounds.
While the heavy hunters were in showing
Dragon Of the Ekridge Club fell and threw
his rider while taking q five bar fence. The
rider escaped injury. He Immediately re
mounted and went through the exhibition.
This was the only accident. Charles F. Bates
Is the largest exhibitor from New York ha hav-
ing ut least twenty-five different horses en-
tered in tn" various classes. Tomorrow an =
other programme Of eighteen events will be-
shown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-14
DE FOREST SISTERS, EARNINGS
Disputed for Among Friend, Servant and n
Host of Cousins.

A contest OF tho will OF Clara Teresa Hewitt.
one OF the DE Forest sisters, as men about
town knew them generation ago was entered
in the Surrognte's Court yesterday by Jo-
sephine Swensen, her maid. who was better
provided for in a prior will The will which
has been filed was executed on:April 10 last
Mrs. Hewitt died on June % at 239 West For
tY-ifth street! She gives this house to my
friend Fancher II. Underhl." who IL named
executor. silver pitcher she bequeathed to
Theodore W. Handley and to osephine SVEN
| sen three trunks. box and their contents
All the rest Of her estate Is given to Underhill
Miss Swensen declares that the testatrix waa
not OF sound mind and that she was unduly In.
fuenced by Underhill or other persons. The
petition fled bv Underhil for the probate puts
the realty at $4,000 and the personally at
Mr. rndcrhill ayers that he had known the
testatriK since 1881 and that rhe told him from
For the past eighteen years he says, his rela.
nn1nship with her has been such that she con
has been her adviser in her business m matters
Public Administrator Hoes. put in an AFFIDAVIT
Tor delay OF tho probate on the ground that ne
received Information from DR.. Thomas NJ.
Arksn and other persons that the testatrix left
AYERS that the woman died Of alcoholism.
William A: hcvuade an attorney: who says
ward f. Cole an attorney OF Waterbury, renre-
senting other cousins. were In court to exam
inc tho will and petition. They said they
would contest tho probate. Mr. Cole repre-
sents the children Of Julia Hickey and Gather.
inc Lawlor. both OF whom are said to be first
cousins.
Another will was offered for probate yester-
dey. but as the petition WAS defective the will
md petition were both taken away. The attor-
ney who brought them would not give par;
ticulars Of this will but he said corrected
petition would shortly no presented. 1t IL
said that this othsr will was executed on Feb
] last and names DR.. William Ovid Moore
as the chief beneficiary and executor Miss
Swensen was to receive by this will IA house in
West Eighty-sixth street. Most Of the testn-
trtNIs possessions came to hor under tho will
OF her BiSter Agnes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-14
whist.

CHICAGO. July l3.--"The Droppers won the
progressive fours contest with team score Of
sixteen matches Mt o'clock this morning at
the whist congress at tho Auditorium Hotel.
The second preliminary round OF the A. ". l..
challenge trophy contest was completed. The
second round Of tho Hamilton finals Was I'm.
ished. but the scor" was not made up in iuIl.
The score OF the progressive iours was: First.
apolls. IA third, Chicago Whist and Berwyn. a
tIe with l2h each. The scOraOl the second
preliminary round in tho " J.. challenge
162 to l5l sioux Falls beat Grand Rapids lJ7
to 1853; North Shores beat Americans Of Bo-
ton. ia to T.: AthenTums beat Chicago. III
70 1876: 81 Paul bent Wabrook Of baltimore,
l52 TO- III, The score in the second round Of
the Hamilton finals far rs made up is:
Cleveland beats Heycr Of Racine hv tricks
Toledo boats oaks 81 Austin BY tricks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-14

year by the lower house Of the. Legislature,
because under It's provisions desired relief
will not be secured. but o more complete mo-
noDoly DO established.
Is. In furtherance Of the material welfare OF
the state and OF satisfactory relationship be-
in"nt Of a State Board OF Arbitration and its
endowment with such power for settlement Of
difficulties between the important elements In
commercial manufacture as haA been demon
struted by the experience OF other states TO lie
- We favor the adoption Of a liberal and
progressive policy affecting the care OF local
highways, and declare good roals TO DO essen
tial in any intelligent effort to be made Tor the
Improvement Of business conditions in TINS
State.
~ We indorse without reserve the Admins
tration Of President Mckinley and cOngratu-
late tho American people upon the conditions
OF prosperity and happiness resulting from the
wipdum and patriotism which h" has brought
to the discharge of his public duties We de-
and tho measures taken by the President to
restore order and TO establish progressive gov
ernments in cuba. Porto Rico and the Philip
pines. and wa pledge him our continuous sup
port until these objects are fully attained.
-. We rcaffirm our adherence to the princ-
pics and poIici"s proclaimed by the last Ma
tonal Republican Convention excepting the
dpclaratiu rs to civil service. We regard it
as settled beyond dispute that the maintenance
OF sound currency through Republican Adj
mintstratipn and legislation Is the foundation
upon which rests the most lcmarkabie period
Of Industrial progress. commercial acttrityand
general prosperity within the experience Of tho
people OF the lnited States. We commend the
recent amendment Of the civil service rules by
the President aud declare our belief that
Legislation may bc made with advantage to the
publiC service.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-14

showers TELL yesterday IN Nebraska. Iowa. wiscon-
Fin, Minnesota, Michigan, northern Ohio and north.
Pennsylvania In all other sections the weather
was far. The low pressure WAS central over Iowa
with warmer weather in all the central States and
conditions favorable for severe local storms from
Iowa east over Michigan The pressure wa high
o,rr tho southern States. The Temperature from
Texas nor,hra4tward - Iowa and Illinois ranged
from 81 TO lu"'. It was also somewhat warmer in
tho Alsutc States. bat without extreme heat
In THIS cty the day VAS generally fair and sultry
average humidity 81 Per cent; wind westerly, av-
erage velocity ~ miles an hoUg, barometer, cor
re.tcd 10 read to sea level at A. NJ 1884. p. NJ
.s.a6, toRl rainfall 4 Wednesday night l6B inches
The temperature a. recorded by the otlcal Their
mometor aud also by THU SvNo thermometer at the
Htreet level sshuwn In the anne Ied table.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-14
HIS GOATS cor MN INTO TRoUBnE.
Policeman TIL Had Row with His Scgh-
Dor, Who Keeps u Dog.

Policeman J John c Il hi OF the Hamburg avenue
station. Brooklyn. keeps goats. His ncighhOr.
August Schmidt. who ~ a cooper. keeps a cog.
There is n vacant lot between their houses in
WyckoT street. Long Island City, in which tho
goats and the dog fight it out. The goats are
young vet. and get the worst Of it. thl. wound
ed in spirit after witnessing their defeat. wall ed
into the cooper shop and accused Schmidt of
"sckng his dog on the goats. Schmidt says
he knocked him down with club in tho course
OF the conversation. threatened to shoot him
and dragged him to the police station. stopping
on the way at intervals to club him some more
He therefore prays that thl he =" fired y from
the IOrca
Commissioner Abel heard THIS story % it
yesterday. He said that he had been fifteen
years on tho force and had lttlo goats
schmidtss dog was tg brute 1t 1T his
goats. When he demonstrated schmidt
Knocked him down with barrel stavc. UhIs
son came to the rescue and the cooper perforated
TO his shop. There he turned and detlel his
rursusrs with the barrel stave. His hepcrs
stood around with hammers He l'hl drcw
his pistol to awe them and did. As the cooper
resisted being led Off 10 tho station lie had to
club him to make him 20.
Commissioner Abel said TIN M Ah-h :" and
that he would decide the case later.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-14
GERALD n. GRAr'S HORSE horned.
Burglar Caught Just After Ito Left the
building with Bundle.

The residence Of Assistant District Attorney
Gerald II. GRAY. at 1O6 Last sixteenth street.
was broken into by thieves yesterday after
noon and thoroughly rnnsacked James HiG-
gins. Is years old OF 4O2 East Twenty fourth
blocks as he was leaving the building with u
bundle OF stolen articles. Mr.. Gray and his FAM
lily have been at Narragansrtt Pier during tho
summer and the house has been closed. Mary
Meehan. the wife of the IanItOr ~ the douglas.
an apartment house across the street, saw
Higgins leaving the basement door OF the Gray
house about quarter past | o'clock. He had a
husband and the hailbOy. Higgins dropped his
bundle into the area and walked quickly to
Fourth avenue. He turned south at the corner
and started to run.
Policeman Fit2Slmmons OF the East Twenty
second street station went after him aud
caught him At thirteenth street. lligglus
inclined to regard him as a profssso nal hodsc-
breaker, lie was arraiEned ia tho Yorkville
Police Court yesterday afternoon and remanded
until to day. Assistant District Attorney Rob-
for the postponement Of the hearing until Mr..
Gray could arrive. The bundle which Higgins
dropped was found to contain marked table
linen. 4 glass and silver jewel box and an
Detectives Kelly aud Corr. who look ed over
the house. found that a hurried but fairly
complete ,searmrh ot the place for ya'uahles had
the basement. Three Stats In tho wooden
area gate had been sawed through aud tho
gate sprung In. Tho outer door had been
light was broken and the bolt Of the inner
door drawn from the inside. Cuphuards. side
boards and dressing cases had been forced
with a jimmy and their contents scattered
lc asc"rtainel until Mr.. Grays arrival. The
family silver is all IN storage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-14
Durham and AWARDS OF Toronto Win Il
Double SOUL Race.

SYDNEY. c. b.. July 13.-Durnan and Awards
Of Toronto defeated tn" Lynch brothers and
Brennan brothers OF Halifax in a double scull
race hero to-day. The contest was good one.
II is generally thought that tho Lynch broth
crs would have won had their buoy not driftcd
over two lengths ont Of place The start
was made at o'clock. the water being
rather umpy. The Lynch brothers we're the
first to get away. rowing forty strokes Is tho
minute IL was n fine struggle between Dur
nan and mate and the Lynch brothers to the
mil" post. both crews being almost even. Tho
Brcnnans were gradually losing ground. The
leaders sspurtGd al Intervals to row each other
lead. and when they thought they had the
race in hand found that their turning
buoy had drifted and were obliged 70
row two or three lengths further than their op-
ponents THIS gave the Toronto men a good
lead. which they held to tho finish. There was
an exciting strucg e between the Lynch, broth
squirting toward the end and winning by half a
length The time made by Durham and Al
wards was ~ minutes % seconds. Tho race
was witnessed by 10000 spectators.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-14

Free Siivcrites Scent an Anti-Bryan Move
ment, Headed by Mclean.

CLEVELAND. July lat Is generally reported
here that John II. Mclean will head the Demo-
cratic State ticket. last week when Mr.. Bryan
was in Ohio ono OF the objects of tho confer
encc between him and Judge Tarvin OF Ken
lucky. George Fred Williams and Christopher
Callaghan OF Massachusetts and certain Ohio
leaders was to clrcumvent the plans OF
McLean's friends hostile to Bryan. Judge
Ditty Of Columbus told the men in conference
that Mclean was In the deal with the Eastern
Democrats. including Tammany and cX-Sen-
atOr German. by which an effort would be
made to dsfeat Bryan for denomination next
year. II Mclean should be elected Governor.
1t was part of the deal that he should oppose
Bryan FOR the Presidential nomination. IL he
should be defeated, but still make good
showing. he would have second place Oh tho
ticket.
Judge Tarvin warned the Democrats that
they must have no dealings with the Iammany
traitorous.' Undoubtedly no smoke thus as
result Of the conference with BRYAN. and he
went stlll further Yesterday down i'll Kentucky.
when he wrote to hartman Young OF the Dem
ocratic state Central Committee. advlslng him
ihs5 S r@Ty es Gu" 6o w Sos osd @
Chicago platform. and is seeking with other
former Democrat. to hetray tho PARTY. From
the tenor OF the letter which he wrote it is be-
l!eved that Judge Taryln is convinced that
senator GoebrI. candidate for Governor OF
other rti-Bryanit~s. It is also believed that
TArvin wrote the letter on tho advice OF those
with whom he con icrrrd while in Columbus.
and its publication has created a sensation.
A large delegation OF Organizes from the
Buckeye State will 90 to Chicago next week to
he present at ths meeting Of the DemOcratlc
National Committee. They will urge that tho
traditional RUE Of the Democracy. re HIring
two-thirds vnt" to nominate candidates for
President and Vice President. ho abolished.
The Bryan supporters are cOntld that they
will he able to muster majority 81 the next
National Convention. and they regard tho two
thirds rule Ms menace to their cause This
rule has governed all conventions since tho
time Of Nnn Buren,. Among the Ohioans who
will attend the meeting in Chicago vi he
Col. Kilhoutne. John J. 1entz. Judge Ditty.
Alien "; Thurman Of Columbus, ex-Mayor
James Rice and Isaac Sherwood OF Canton. and
Gen. T.. Il Finley Of Bucyrus
This fartional Democratic fght has, aug
meEted Republican prospects materially IL
Ohio this fail. II Mclean is nominated lie viii
Judge George \. Nash. Erpuhiiran nominee
for Governor OF Ohio. to X the boat her" this
morning for Put in BAY. where he is to be in at
tendance at the meetMG, Of the OHIO Ear Assoc
ciat.un. Cob. Charles I Dick and Judge Nash
hav. deri ted not to open the ohio campaign
much before oct. !. 1t will be fast and turl-
Gus battle while il lasts.