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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-08-24
Wilson County Republican Con
vention.

HHE Republican convention of
Wilson county met in the court
house at Fredonia, last Saturday.
Iohn L. Hubble was elected tenn
porary chairman and F. w. Badger
temporary secretary. Mr.. Swank,
of Villas, moved that the usual com
mittees be appointed by the chair,
consisting of members each. The
motion was adopted without division
and while the chair was making up
the committees Mr.. ]. r. Burton
was called for to entertain the dele
gates. Mr.. Burton came forward
amidst much applause and made one
of his inimitable speeches. His
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-08-24

Pops, are going to fight this
campaign out on the same unpatri-
otic lines on which they fought the
campaign of "a, or they would not
have brought to the front such a
prominent representative of the
most despisable class of men that
ever disgraced this country's poll
tics.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-08-24

The Fusionists in Wilson county
last Monday nominated the follow
ing ticket: Probate Judge, Geo.
I. Anthony; Co. Supt., Jas. F.
Owens; Clerk of the Court, J. L.
Taylor; County Attorney, Jas. Ken
nedy; Representative, Jas. Moss.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12

man who Insisted upon preaching ser
mon in the vesilbule Of the north door
and a German who called Tor relief from
prosecutions By che cathou Church
vast element regard President rs an
a,l-powcrful dictator. who cHn right any Or
their Imagined wrongs hy a simple com
snand lie ls asked how fortunes can ba
made and Is flooded With begging letters.
Mr. Mckinley has been appealed 10 %
grant several divorces Al Christmas
children address him In letters Sc Dear
Santa Claus" Many people believe that
such a being ~ "Uncle Sam" lives IN the
While House ard address their letters ae-
cordinriy Throughout the country
President can a.wnya depend upon VAST
cabinet ~ seif-constltUtea advisers From
many songces ne De- heape1 with abuse.
George Washington. while President was
accused bv q New York paper Of over
drawing HIS salary 5000
But what most sorely tries the health
81 n Precedent is the ofiice-seek king class.
d o. estimated that 5@aooo call AZ the
WltHe House each administration under
existing civil service Jaws Many MIL
lions will poster the ehtef executive who
let's down these bars 10 of1ice. Eighty
people on an average. beg the President
for each Office in his gft ~ disappont-
Ing seventy-uino upon each appointment
o pre- ldeut realizes that he hliHhta many
- their lives or makes them political eue-
mics The wife ~ n former rmval officer
committed suicide hernufe she could not
get a place as chn~wonlan early IN this
naturalization So taick we're the Office
seekers IN the spring Of ~ that they sunk
the floor ~ the Presidents ONCE lobby
four inches.
a Presidents social duties are by no
, means rsiaxinE A public reception al
ways leaves him NTH a right hand sore
and swollen This ycsr. hy actual count
| sir Mckinley broke al previous hand
shaking records Tie Erssped hundreds Of
palms AZ the rate N one per second.
A President g. called upon 10 settle
social Faumbblea between bis officials Mr.
Mckinley has had 20 solve several such
problems. notably when he Informed
/ pnuucefote that he must pay a FIRST call
| upon Hobart and when ho informed
Dewey that army officers have social
/ precedence over naval officfra a. white
House receptions a new President nov
I ing into the white House IL Immediately
grabbed az by an churches 81 his denomi-
nation. Looking about him. he finds him
self the greatest advertising medium IN
| the country a thousand brands OF mer-
ehandise bear his picture Most Of his
gifts are Fivcn with the hope that his ac-
I acknowledgement Will have advertising
weight Moreover. q President has less
liberty than the humbiest aw-ah iding clt-
ixen of hts republic lie must not leave
the country during his administration. He
I Il forbidden 20 visit any foreign embassy.
I legation. consulate cF warship.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12
STEWART MANSION SOLD.
Finh Avenue Palace secured by
Syndicate.

From the Philadelphia Ledger
New York. Nov s.-Alexander T. stew
arts many heirs have al last sofa the IA
nous mansion OF the dead merchant
prince. az the northwest corner OF Fifth
avenue and Thrty-fourh street. The
price paid for the property is in the neigh
borhood OF 81 goooo The buyer IS a syn
dicate comprising wealthy real estate op-
orators and bankers Thus far the pur-
chasers have concealed their Identity, and
II possible ,hey will not allow their n0mes
to become public until they are IN actual
possession. This may not be Tor thirty or
slxty days as the title has TO be searched
and other preliminaries arranged.
AZ soon as che syndicate has become
the owner of TIE record. " Is said the
marble house viii be torp down ard the
site graded TO the street level u Is then
proposed 20 erect two-story store and
business building 10 be rented to a mer-
chant or merchants carrying a high class
line Of goods This sort OF building II
known az a Taxpayer" the rent from u
furnishing money enough TO pay the
taxes and very low rate Of interest on
the Investment Such an improvement
vlu save the owners Of the property from
continuing toss in taxes while they deter
mine on the character o - structure
they will finally erect.
The Stewart property has a frontage OF
iis feet on Fifth avenue ana 10 feet on
Thlrty-f6urth street. and IL thus sum
ciently large for an imposing structure.
II was purchased by the late a. r. Stew
art In 1861. and the present mansion. which
is said 10 have cost si.0n0o. was erected
several years later.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12
WARM CONTEST IN FLORIDA.
FIGHT OVER STATES ATTORSEY-
SHIP AT ORLANDO.

Vote between DeERs and Jones L.
Very CIose-ProtestS Filled Against
the Vote In several Precincts.
There Were Too Many Votes IN the
Box~s Under the Primary Rules.
state Committee Way Have 30 set
de IL.
Orlando. Tis.. Nov. 1.-THE county ~
ocgiive Conn tee met here yesterday 70
canvass the vote cast at the Democratic
primary on TUESDAY last
John C. Jones. candidate for appoint
ment hy the Governor for the Office OF
state attorney for this judicial district
agaiust the present Incumbent. J D..
Plsgs who has held the place under eS-
eeutivc appointment for nearly sixteen
years fled a protest against counting the
vote OF the two largest precincts IN the
county-Orlando and Sanford Ills pro-
test alleges that In the Orlando precinct
the Inspectors were not properly sworn
ia. and that the vote cast At the primary
exceeded by eiEhty-three votes the vote
cast for the Democratic presidential cleo
tors. There was also an excess Of such
votes IN the Sanford precinct
The rules adopted ana sent out BY the
State Democratic Committee for the gov
eminent 81 the primary elections. pro-
vtded thas those who voted at the Demo
cratic primary must have fret voted the
entire county. state and national Demo
cratic ticket al the regular election The
primary election Included moi only che
capital removal question but an appoint
i've Offices Ia the state. The last Demo
cratic platform made the endorsement OF
the Democratic votes at the primary q
necessary procedure IN determining
whom the governor should appoint
Mr. Beggs also hled similar protes,
against the canvass OF she vote o. the
Plnecastle precinct Ia when there vas a
strong majority IN favor Of his opponen,
II Is reported here chat similar contests
will be brought in two precincts tn Dade
county in each OF which there was a
large majority Tor BeERs These contests
viii be carried before the state Committee
The vote between Jones and Beggs Is "a
close In che district that :, viii probably
require the official count 20 decide which
received the greater number
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12
rARnor REFUSED no DE rIors.
woman Tried 90 Make ~ Say "Bie-s
the Lord.'-It I1ew Away.


From the New York World.
LosT-THE GENTLEMAN WHO CAP
tured a pet bird on or near Ninety-Hsth
street will please communicate with Rev.
Phebe A. Hanaford 2oi West Eighty
eighth street. who has lost a pet parros
ana offers reward for its return
Il put this advertisement IN the papers
IN hopes that II might lead TO the re-
covery OF my pet pasvot." said the Rev.
Pheba A. Hanafor1 ln her home "a No 81
East Elghty-elghth street Yesterday 10 a
World reporter. 1.-THE bird really Il as
much the propcrty Of Miss Ellen r. Miles.
who lives with me here. as mine. II was
presented 10 her four years ago by Mira
ST. John Gafrney. and Miss Miles very
generously presented mo hair The parrot
1T II wonderful parrot ~4t came from
Australia and is six years old II f. bright
green 10 color and or the size Of a plump
robin
Yes. u can speak twenty languages.
but not ell Of them correctly" interposed
Miss Miles. 1T is a remarkable mimic
and extremely intelligent We never kept
Il In a cage except when 81 vas naughty.
Il always giiksd until ~ unlocked ths
door Then IN would shrek 'Ah-hal Hera
We are again. I'm good parrot uowF
Mrs. Hanaford. who iF a minister. YOU
know. tried TO teach the parrot 20 say
Bless the Lord All the parrot would an
aver was. oh. so TO the deviiv Bus Mrs.
flanafora kept a. it and l really think
that "a why the parrot two weeks ago,
flew ont 81 the window.
Last Monday we notified the principals
Of sUo public schools near by OF the loss
OF the parrot and al the pupils were ask
"a by their teachers to be on the watch
for this parrot.
THAT same evening Albert Walsh q
slhooiboy. came 10 us and said he saw
the parrot the day Il escaped In his yard
OF No iu West Nlnety-afih street. lie
tried 40 clasp u and II flew TO the fire
escape. Another boy caught n and gave
Il 20 a conductor Of trolley car. who ran
into the yard declaring he had lost a par
rot from his home In Saventy-nrst street.
THE boy said che parrot kept calling
Mckinley Mckinley Little Jasta CAT
neg. Mrs. Gaffney's little girl, taught the
bird in 1886 to shout for Mckinley SO II
any one hears parrot roofing for Nc
kinney he may know the bird belongs 10
Mrs Hanaford and me.
Mrs. Hanaford and 7 would pay a big
reward FOR the return OF che parrot, We
consider Il worth at least sa0oo0,"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12
HOSPITAL ron coNsrMrrIvns.
National Jewish Organization Per-
fected At Cincinnati.

Cincinnati. Nov 1.-THE trustees Of the
National Jewish Hospital for Consump-
tives az Denver met here to-day and
perfected permanent organization.
There are thirty-hve members and they
have heretofore had only a provisional
organization The board was fully rep
resented and there were other distin-
guished visitors including physcians.
Addresses were made by Rabbi Friedman
~ Denver. samuel Grabfelder 81 Louis
willie. Rabbi r. n. Cortlsch 81 Richmond
Va. Alfred Mueller OF Denver, Dr.
Levy Of Denver. and others
The following officers were elected
President. Samuel Grsbfelder Louis
vilie. vice presidents. Sol " Levy Gin
cinnau and Louis Gerstlcy 81 Phil
adelphia. secretary. a. Mueller OF Den
yer. treasurer Ben Althe.met OF St
Louis
Executive Committee; Leo a Loeb Of
Chicago Philip Humberger Of Pittsburg
and lgnatius Rice OF New York together
with an 81 the officers as exon cio
members
At the meeting tomorrow board 81
managers and other officers will be
elected
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12
TALLAHASSEE WAY AHEAD.
Counting the Capital Removal Vote.
other News Notes.

Tallahassee. Fla. Nov. 1.-The South
ern Industrial Convention has been cdied
10 meet az New orleans on Dee I, and
GOV. Bloxham has been requested to APP
point delegates to represent Florida Per
sons desiring 60 attend the convention viii
be- commissioned as delegates upon appii-
cation 20 the Governor
The Florida Railroad Commission viii
hold a session here on Monday. which will
be attended hy representatives. Of the
transportation companies doing business
wholly Of partly ia this state. The oh
iect 81 this meeting Is 20 agree upon
freight rates.
The contest FOR the capital OF Florida
has narrowed down 10 Tallahassee and
Jacksonville. with Tallahassee leading
with more than two votes to one for
jacksonville. plurality was only re-
qured IN the primary. but Tallahassee has
keveral hundred majority OF the entire
vote cast a number OF counties which
voted almost soldly for Tallahassee re-
main to De heard from. According 10 re-
turns received here. Tallahassee now hes
i5,962 votcF.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12
MAY sEr-rrE DIFFICULTIES.
Chicago Board of Trade and TeIe-
Ernnh CompnnIes 20 Confer.

4 htFH&o BoHru 81 Armhe ana feAe-
graph Companies 10 Confer.
Chicago Nov. il.-There Is every prob
ability chat the long standing differences
between the BOARD Of Trade and the
Western Union and Posta' Tel graph com
panics will b. settled tomorrow az a con-
ference 10 be held IN the office Of Presi-
dcnt Warren Of the Board OF Trade
f.. J. Nally. acting FOR the Postal, ana
r. r. G. CIowry representing the West
ern Union. last week forwarded TO their
head offices in New York a proposition
outlining a basis OF settlement. and this
has been agreed 10 in les entirety. II is
believed the Concessions viii be- met IN lib-
eral spirit by Tho board and that the whole
trouble viii be- quickly adjusted.
The most important features Of the
present stand Of the telegraph companies
are the determination not TO hbando ,he
local neld 10 tho Cleveland TeleErap
Company and the demand that the Board
~ Trade small designate what drms
should be- placed under the head Of bucket
shops and shall be prepared go defend
any action that may be brought q the
telegraph companies refuse 10 transmit
quotations TO such houses.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12
THE LARGEST or DIAMONDS.
Uncut, IL Weighed Nearly Half n
Pound-It IL Of the FIRST water,

From the Jewellers Circular.
No single object exhibited at the pari.
Exposition even remotely approaches IN
value the cleaning Jubilee" diamond as
q has been called In commemoration Of
the Jubilee 81 the reign Of the Queen OF
England. II IL a diamond 81 the sirst
water ard ~ a beauty and size that leave
anything known heretofore far behind
This largest ard most costly ~ all a.
Almonds weighs in It's present shape go
Nara's. while the next largest. viz the
orion" browning the Russian imperial
sceptre, weighs but 1siis karats Also a.
regards whiteness and FIRE. as well as IA
The wonderful perfection Of It's cut. the
Jubilee" excels al It's rivals
For the time being this Goliath among
precious stones Is stiil owned by syndl-
cate Of capitalists connected with the
Jsgersfontein mine. IN which Il was
found With regard 20 the price one can
hardly speak about that until the stone
has been sold an event which II doubt
less not going 90 take plaee IN a hurry
for the guard stationed hy the showcase
containing the sparkling gem gives its
value at 8 0oo 90 francs. whether correctly
or not Is hard TO say. only one thing
seems assured. namely that the stone
SHOWN 20 the admirtng crowds in the
palais on the Esplanade dos Invalides ls
paste. while It's original Is kept somewhere
IN secure custody
This gem was found IN June o. isa3. at
Iagersfontein. In the Orange Free State
The stone was picked up by native while
he was loading a truck, and although a
white overseer was standing near him he
managed to secretc Il and kept II on his
person for some time. In this case how
ever. il did not app ar that he proposed
stealing the gem. but only wished 10 de-
liver 81 personally 20 the manager. This
he did and as "a bonus he received 1850
and n horse. saddle and bride The Ola
mond weighed IN the rough exactly 9Tia,
karats. or about : i-fa o. avoirdupois Tn
fortunately 81 had a black spot about the
middle. hut Il was 70 placed 10 allow
the stone being cut into two with the
spot falling out.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12
UNITARIAN CONFERENCE.
Prominent Ministers Are Gathered in
Atlanta.

Atlanta.
Atlanta. Nov. ii-Many distinguished
Unitarian ministers are here 90 attend the
fourteenth annual session Of the SOUTH
ern Conference Of the Unitarian churches
The meetings will be held IN the Church
of our Father. which was dedicated to-
day Rev. Marion r Ham conducted the
exercises and Rev. Samuel A. Eliot. d. D.
Of Boston. president Of the American Uni
tartan Association, preached the dedIca-
ton sermon,
Rev. Clarence Adrian Langstou OF BOs-
ton is pastor Of the church
Among the prominent visitors expected
al the conference are Hon. Frank n
Hartwei. president Of tho conference.
Louisville. Ky: Hen Frederick Brom-
berg. vice president. Mobile. Ala. Rev
George 4 Thayer Cincinnati. Rev d G.
Limbaugh. Dallas Tex. Rev. Fred v
Hanley Louisville. ny. Miss Fanny
Field. Cincinnati. Rev. samuel A Kiios
D. d. president OF The American Unitar-
iau Association. Boston. and Mrs II
ward DIX. president % the National Al
lance Of Unitarian Women. Brooklyn.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12
SHOT mER HUSBAND DEAD.
woman said She Had Been Driven
10 Despernfion.

Chicago. Nov. Ii.-May Teresa Josephlue
schmltt shot ans almost ins .antly ki I'D
her husband, Peter late tonight at their
home 10 this city.
After the shooting. which occurred IN
the parlor OF the house schmltt staE-
xere,i out through the front door and fs.l
dead in the yard. Aira. schmitt made no
attempt to escape She admitted ths
shooting but declared her husband Ia ]
driven her TO desperation BY his acts Fo'
some time. the woman declares. she had
been neglected by her hufband. vino was
drinking heavily and paying attention 70
other women.
When he entered his home late tonight
his wife declares he was inioxit aici. ana
she upbralded him for his acts a quar-
rel. and the shooting followed.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12
WHAT THE INDIANS COST US.
40, ERNMENT HAS PAID oUT $685.
a5s.2I7 SINCE IESo.

Fxpendfturcs for the Last Fiscal
Year We're More Than $1,000. 900.
tammis~ioRer Jones Report-He
u.precate. the Ration system. An
ouity Payments and the Leasing of
tiotments-says ~ - "a Mistake to
consider That Indians Are Dying
out.
Washington. Nov 1.-THE total ex-
rtmre by the government on account
a, fne Ind an service from March 4. l1s9
NJ 70 ana including July o. 1890, mas
u,.a $685. sss.2i7. according 10 the annual
report - Commissioner Of Indian affairs.
william A. Jones.
Tna expenditures for the nscal year
ena.i last July amounted 90 slol1s.l05. Of
th amount at least 50 $4,000 was devot-
al .9 the csuse 81 Indian education
Tic report deprscatcs the ration s5s-
ZEN annuity payments and the leasing Of
ano.ments.
The Indian population % tho United
stn.ee Is about 2s7 eoo 81 which $40
reerv, "a dolly ration Nearly two-nfths
~ tHe number receiving rations belong
10 ,ne great Sioux nation Tho ration
has been gradually reduced in the past
Jew vsirs tu accordance with the policy
Of ths Indian bureau. II the Indians
ella m Tor full ra,ions a. a right IS con-
cedrd the Commissioner predicts that
the Hue when they will DE self-support-
ing les .n the very distant future If lt
comes at 7ll
A number Of the Indians also are as
sisted by occasional issues and al sever
"a agencies the old and INDECENT arc pro-
vdei for These aggregate about 1850
Altogether there are $3.50 Indians re-
ceiune subsistence in some degree eN-
cus.Ia % sndian children in boarding
schools
tn Commissioner urges that the i'm
discriminate .ssue Of rations should stop
at ONCE The Oh and helpless. he says
should b. provided for. but rations should
he issued 20 the ablebo1led only for labor
whn- chose who have been educated IN
Ind au schools should depend entirely on
their own resources
Auuuities distributed last year agEre-
gm,cl 1857 49, the per capita ranging
from s255 down to 80 cents. The report
says that large money payments 70 the
Indians ARE demoraliziug tn the cx-
IRENE hhey dr&ta1e the iuataAH anu
corrupt the white. they induce paup@F-
ism and scandal and crime. they nullhy
oil the good effects Of years Of labor.
Indians Have n Mig Fund.
..-~4.-. d. ,,,,. d, ,b. ,-,,s,,r,. 80 ,he
ea,5,, - f,tisr ,,.'nee sss qt7 q5s ~ drays-
ing ntaree. amounting annually 10
IN. So. -. t,.g,,,.s 80, t,,slr,,
Ia othcr sot,r-es n Ii . ale pre-
AL, tts. a., ia,,. - tb.ss funds axtst
~. t,..sf.,s lin -. ~. ,-.,, ~ dsst,ptv,,
-
,,,. ,-..,t.s how. boo, s,gecs,..l.
re-. 49,. sr,,,,,,t .,ti1,,ior IN those
fr,5e ..tt,.- .st,ts a sne,ctsr, nm IN
....,. ~. -ss.'r,.,tf,,,, s1,t,,.,ts , dear-
a.,., ~ - ~ 49,. 'tt,.,.,,,.., ~,
ratar.a ~. @.,,,,a "a ,sa,,tre each
,r.r,t.s- - a.. ,,it., a. ,.y,,t, agsa thsfr
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12

-Devotees OF golf are fond Of referring
70 II a. "the ancient and royal game -
IL IL probably more royal and certainly
far more ancient than moss 81 them have
any iaes Of AZ all events pictured
tablet was recently unearthed a. Car
chemish. the Old capital OF The hirites,
wherein are depleted men and women
engaged In a paatine. which. n not exact
Isl goif as played al present, 10 some
lhlng extraordinarily like IL
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12

Butte. Mont. Nov. ii-Fire broke out
IA the sDl-foot level Of the Ben mine. an
Amalgamated Copper Company property.
last night and IS still burning. IL is un-
der control. but grave fears are entertain
"a that 50 cannot he eNtinguishcd. the
ore in this mine is free milling. contain
~. a large percentage OF sulphur and fre
rnre started Is q hard proposition to han
,ile The loss will certainly be large. The
source OF the IRE Is unknown
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12
SHERIFF ANDERSON DEAD.
ruled Once an Orange County for
sixteen Years.

orlando, Fla. Nov. li.-sherin J. c.
Anderson. who has fiiled the Office for six
'een years. and who was reelected last
Tuesday for SIN another term, died AZ his
tome yesterday from the effect of par
ayle stror about four weeks ago. He
1as one o. the o.dest ana best known
t.erIas 90 the state He came 10 Florida
.on eovlngton, Ca. where his father
i the Office Of sheriff for many years.
1 where his brother now holds the same
loo.
a. yesterdays meeting the Executive
Immittee recommended Charles +. Nc
lowell for appointment, 10 dll sheriff An
-un-a mneNnIred Ierm.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12

Harlotte. ~ O.. Nov il.-Safecrackers
omen the safes in the postofilce and
Pc general mer shaudise store Of J. =.
Co. at Matthews. y. c.. early
erday morning ana secured nearly
~ "a cash. The robbers were tracked
the depot where they probably took
rain passing there at $50 a. NJ.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12

Sunday laws are strictly enforced In
Honolulu. Not only are all saloons and
bars kept tightly closed and stores for
hidden to sell but any one who attempts
to play bah or indulge IN any other sport
on Sunday ls carried before a magistrate
60 pay a fine or go 20 jail.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12
AMERICAN TnAP SHOOTERS.
Party Of Crack shots TO Challenge
European sports.

European sports.
chicago. Nov. u.-Americnn trap shoot
80 are the lates, 70 propose an invasion
~ Europe team Of representative
ack shots Of this country will probably
sad from New York early next spring
fr tour Of England ana the continent
Fourteen men viii go, tel Of them form
n the team and the others being suo-
tutes.
j \. n. Elliott or Kansas city: John 9.
Fauning Of this city. Thomas Marshall Of
krthsburg. m: Frank $. Parmaiec Of
Omaha Neb.: Richard Merrell ~ MI
yankee: William Il. Crosby Of Batavia,
y r., Rolio O. Helkos Of Dayton, q.
eAaurccy Powers OF Decatur, ~; and
'11rles " Budd Of pesMoiues, Iowa, are
PIE ones selected FOR the trip. Il IL the
aution 90 the party 70 challenge any
ans IN Europe and after the contests
England a trip may be made 20 Ger
many, France and Austria,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12

lawson. Ga. Nov. Il.-prcsident Ega1
PHO Central. while hero last week
20 that Daweon will have az nice ?
% as there II IN the state in the near
te Dawson needs Il.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12
ANIMAL FIELD TRIALS.
VIII Realm Thursday ON Preserves at
Newton, NC.

- " TUT - y
Newton, y. C., Nov. 1.-THE annual
mees OF the Eastern Field Trials club
here begins Thursday. aud already a mum.
her Of trainers with their kennels have
arrived. The meet promises 10 be ono of
the most largely attended in the history
81 The clu3. The trials viii be run on
the preserves leased by the club. which
cover large tract OF land aud upon
which birds are numerous