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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-05-23

Ell. j. Mathisen was business visitor
from Dresden Tuesday.
Fred Davis, manager of j. B. Boyd's
branch store at Hannah was in Lapgdon
yesterday.
An unusually large congregation filled
the Baptist church TO overtlowlng Sun
day evening to witness the ceremony of
baptism by immersion.
Mccarthy of the Milton Globe, was the
only representative of the Cavalier
county press gang that got away to the
Press Association meeting at Fargo last
week.
Land in Grey township still has q
high-water cash value. A farm of two
quarter eections WAS sold last week by
Enoch Knowlton to Samuel Waters for
$500.
The first local item in No. l, Vol. 1 of
the Lunde Herald announces that
Firebug Gerkie has struck the new
town. Better turn the hose on him
right off.
OF course Langdon will celebrate the
Glorious Fourth, bat isn't it time
something was being done. Less than
six weeks and the 4th of July will have
reached us.
The Barber Wilson smuggling case
from Hannah is set for trial before the
q. s., district court at Fargo this week.
L. s. Champine, deputy u. s., marshal
served subpoenas on four witnesses at
the end town Friday.
Fred Borusky, merchant and post
master at Wang, was Langdon visitor
Saturday. His smiling countenance
may be looked for institute week al
though he hasn't taught school for the
past two years Fred hasn't missed at
tending the annual gathering since the
date Of the first teachers institute in '87.
Several Milton parties we're at the
Forks last week engaged in a land con-
test that proved to be the real thing. The
CLAIM is located over on the new line of
railroad. The claimant and his five wit
nesses testified they would not believe
the leading witness of the contestant
under oath. Itsuabout time that fellow
reformed or showed fight.
Baptist services will be conducted the
coming Sabbath by Rev. 7. II. Roberteon
at Crockett's school house at II a. M, at
Stilwell at 3 p. M, and in the Langdon
church at eight o'clock in the evening.
he subject, "The Meeting Place." The
c.ass in Bible study meets in the churca,
parlors on Tuesday evening at eight
o'clock. Every body welcome.
| A rare treat is in store for the people
of northern Cavalier county on Thurs
day, June 18th, on which date the Wood
men camp of Elkwood give their annual
picnic in Fhom's grove. A fine program
of all kinds, including base ball game
between the mines OF Dresden and
Mowbray, Man., will be special features
of the day. Meals will be served and a
bowery dance given during both after
noon and evening.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-05-23
GOSSIP AND NOTES
CONTINUED.
Continued from Fourth Page)

Ed. Terrell is the now clerk at
Flumerfelt & Buczlin's this week.
A. Reid and wife leave today to spend
the summer with their daughter in
Quebec.
Attention is directed to the change of
the Langdon Implement Co.'S ad on the
last page this week.
Go to the fai1 grounds tomorrow after
noon and see Manager Jabe Souch's
colts wipe the earth with the Milton kids.
Others come and 20 but we are here to
stay with fresh bread daily, also fancy
pastry of all kinds at the City Bakery.
Joseph Little, proprietor.
Rev. Sykes of Milton will spend some
time at the Pan-American exposition on
his return from the Presbyterian general
assembly at Philadelphia, Pa.
Ifhe marriage of r. Schrader and Miss
Matte Ross took place last Wednesday
at the BRIDES home in Wales. The
ceremony was performed by Justice
Ostby.
Little if any change is reported today
in the condition of Mr.. and Mrs. D..
Moore's four year old daughter. Its
young life has hung by slender thread
all week and little hope is entertained
of recovery.
Episcopal services will be conducted
the coming Sabbath in the front room Of
the Prinyer building by Rev. 8. Currie.
In the forenoon at II 80 and in the even
ing at 8 o'clock. Celebration of the holy
communion at the morning service.
Joe Little of the City Bakery, has
started his delivery wagon making a
trip through the residence portion of the
city every afternoon. Fresh bread and
pastry delivered at your door IS con-
venience that every housekeeper is able
to appreciate.
The Moon evidently would rather
scrap than play ball this year. Last year
it was different, "Shep" and the whole
aggregation were as "chesty" lot Of
rooters IS any town need want. Has
Hannah become antiquated and obsolete
regarding the national game?
The DEMOCRAT hears that Hon. (?) E.
e. Wiley, the republican campaign
spouter of North Dakota repute, is doing
time IN the Wisconsin state penitentiary
as the result of his little escapade at
West Superior. This together with
National Committeema an Aleck Mckenzie
in jail over in California gives theg. o. p.
notoriety that comes unsought.
Fleming R. May is busy this week
furnishing and fitting upa real estate
Office at Wales. Tho location is an
exceptionally good one in that respect,
and with business in collections
and insurance ls bonnd to prove good
thing from the start. Mr.. May has
arranged with Truax & Mclean to handle
the making of homestead and contest
filings ss we'll as other land Office busi.
lees in connection.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-05-23
A CRUEL DEATH.
A Seventeen Year Old Daughter Of VIM.
Dickson of Hannah Dragged to Death at
the Heels of Runaway Broncho-Help-
less Parents Witness the Tragedy.

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the Heels of Runaway Broncho-Help-
less Parents Witness the Tragedy.
be maneled to death, dragged
hea downward between the shafts and
dash board of q gig cart behind run
awey brencho was the cruel fate that
awaited Efie Dickson, seventeen year
old daughter Of A1r. and Mrs. VIM.
Dickson living two miles east OF Hannah
yesterday morning.
Both parents stood IN the doorway of
their farm home bidding their two
daughters goodbye as they started off to
school. and witnessed the cruel death
that fate msted out to their eldest
daughter.
The father had hitched up the rig and
brought It around to the door, the
younger girl had gotten in and her sister,
Efie, with the reins in her hands, saying
good bye, was in the act of mounting the
gig when the horse plunged forward
dragging the girl, whose foot caught
in the brace, head downward over the
rough road. 1t all happened in minute,
the father and mother being helpless
witnesses of the tragedy. On horse
back Dickson caught the broncho three
quarters of mile away. The gig cart
had upset, throwing out the sister
younger than Effie. No doctor was
needed when the body was removed
from the wreck of the vehicle, cruel
gazing wound in the back Of the head
probably the result Of striking stone
along the road told how the end came.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-05-23
w. T.. Winter Is east on bueiness.

The difficulty in leasing the ball
grounds east of Second street has result
ed in the club arranging with the Lang
don Driving & Agricultural Association
for the use of the fair grounds. By this
plan the expense of fencing in the
grounds and erecting agrand stand is
avoided and leaves the boys more money
with which to play good ball.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-05-23
The Peoples Mining Company has been

The Peoples Mining Company has been
organized, with j. H. Schcield Of Minot
nresidept, W. A. Laidlaw of Lapgdon
vice president and w. G. Mahon, Of
Fargo, secretary treasurer and manager /.
The object is to mine coal in the western
mart OF the state. They will sell stock
amounting to 900 at $1,000 per share,
all stock holders to be supplied with
Ignite coal at actual COST Of mining,
freight added, up to 25 tons each year.
Milton Globe.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-05-23
Special Thirty DAYS Sale.

For the next thirty days we sell Kelly
Island Lime for $1.35 per barrel, cash
Lumber at wholesale prices.
H.. HAsHAMP, Dresden, N. D.
The evening world., 1901-08-08
cp.ei., to M Evening worM,

PoUGHKEEPs1E. y. y. AUG. s.
Cre.ceus's exhibition Hns miserable
failure and 5000 people wcr. zap
pointed.
Starting abou, 40 and racei by a
running horse. he made the mile In
:.os IL. finishing amid faint applause
and groans from the crowd
Explaining his poor showing. George
II. Ketcham. his owner. said:
My horse did as we'll as any reason
able man could expect under the con-
dits,ns existing. The track was soft
ard was compelled to take the POSI-
ton OF second horse in a race all
the way around.
II got the word before I expected Il
and ~ the star, was poor. The day Is
what horseman would call cold
ono. that 10. the air Is very musEy.
and lacking in the hea; that Is de-
sirable for fast trotttnE.
I'm spite Of the seemingly slow time
Crcsoeus was more distressed when
no finished than ne has been ut any
time this season. You could see that
BY his throbbing muscles and distendcd
veins
The evening world., 1901-08-08
MIND OF DOM PAUL
BEGINNING TO FAIL.

tIons. II was Gods will. he said.
But the scared and grtlzled face OF
the old man seemed to begin TO lose lis
strength In the pathetic lines that grew
upon II. A man OF few words. they
became fewer. His IL = great sorrow.
and keener. too. because OF the age OF
the man and the troubles OF brave
people which weighed upon his mind.
A visitor who saw him short time
after Mother Krugcr's death. said that
It would not be surprising II there coon
followed a physical as we'll Ms mental
break up. II IL doubtless beginning 70
develop now.
ThS, old man bearing the grief and
hope OF the Transvaalers and the hope
less grief OF his own 10 one OF the
most pathetic figures N history. When
no began to show shadowf indications
OF the disastet. those who watch By
him shed tears In secret. They aH
what was coming. but gave him No u.
dication OF their solic:tude.
The evening world., 1901-08-08
MYSTERY
|NW0NAN' S
SUICIDE.
Deep Secrecy Thrown
AroundDeath Of Mrs.
Jennie Marx.
KILLED HERSELF WITH
CARB0LIC ACID.
Police "Hear There 10 sviclLe, ,
hot Decline to Give Drtstls-
Lived II Fashionable House.

Mrs Jennie Marx. forty.eight years
old. committed suicide this afternoon by
drinking carboiic acid at her home. No.
III West One Hundred and Thir,y-sixth
street. The case was reported to the
Coroner b. Dr.. W. ". Taiiey. OF No. I37
West One Hundred and Thir,y.sixth
street.
Considerable mystery was thrown
anund tho suicide and no one at the
house. which u handsome three
story brown-stone residence. would
mako any statement whatever.
Tho Sergeant at the West One Hun
dred and Twenty-nfth street station
sald no had heard there was 4 suicide,
but declined to E4ve any OF the details.
Tho pDlteeman on tho post where the
suicide was committed said to an Even.
INK World reporter that the matter
had not been reported to him rs 10
customary IN such cases.
The evening world., 1901-08-08
TRAINS
IN BIG COLLISION.

head est.
Miss Dora HartsclI, Newcastle,
both leg. fractured.
,. =. saiilwssoa. Connellsvstle,
Superintendent OF water works,
arms crashed.
h conns.lsville. Pa. despatch says
there were three big sections OF the
EXPRESS. As the third section neafed
Confluence the engineer suddenly saw
looming up before him on the same
track the rear end OF the second section.
II was then too late TO avoid the DIS
aster. and the engineer and areman OF
the third section Jumped. The third sec.
the rear o. the second section. telescope
inx IL The people In the car were
min Hied with the debris.
Messages were Immediately sent 70
Connellsv!lie and special train OF tn!es
passenger coaches made up and hurttea
10 ,hr scene. On. board were three phy.
sician.. The in,uret were brousnt 70 70
this city. With the exception OK me
Arsman all. It Is thought. VIII recover.
The evening world., 1901-08-08

LONDON. Aug. Soon Paul KruEar's
mind Is failing. and those who have re-
Gently seen the President o: the Trans.
wal nr- OF the belief that his complete
breaking UP Is not improba BILE.
Al Rotterdam his mental condition II
arousins serious apprehension. and
everything IL done to conserve a restful
state OF mind. though those Who sur
round him know that IL a WE'LL nigh I'M
possible task. So acute has become hiA
condition that specialize; In nervous
diseases has been summoned by tele-
graph from Berlin.
Tho interest In his condition. bott, In
England and on the Continent. Is keen.
Dom Paul. who had borne UP under the
reverses OF tho war. and even whom he
was compelled to leave the capital OF
his beloved land displayed magnificent
stotciSm. received the hardest blow In
tho death OF Mrs. Kruger.
It struck the ''oid African lion" In
Vital spot. Separated from her oy
The evening world., 1901-08-08
OCEANIC SUNK
IRISH STEAMSHIP
White Star Liner Sent kincora to Bottom
Seven Of the Crew Drowned. ..

QUEENSTOWN. Aug. s.-The White
Star line steamer Oceanic. Capt. Cam
eron. which sailed from Liverpool yes
terday Cor New York. via Queenstown.
arrived hero this morning.
She reported having been In collision
last night in the Irish Channel with
the steamer Kincora. OF Waterford. Ire.
land.
Tho Kincora sank. Sevcn persons
were drowned.
The collision occurred In fog. The
bow OF the Oceanic was damaged.
Tho kincorn was n coasting vessel.
trading between vnterforJ and Lin.
erick. She had q Grew OF fourteen men,
The Oceanic brought the seven survivors
to Queenstown.
Later details OF the collision show that
tho only damage Sustained by the
Oceanic consisted In n few dents to her
port plates. She proceeded at $50
=. ~
The collision occurred this side OF
Tuskar at about 40 in. the morning.
Tho fog was very dense. Tho Kincorn
was struck amidships.
The evening world., 1901-08-08
TEACHER GETS MANDAMUs.
GolAey Wants Name ON Eligible
List for Principal.

Justtco BIschon In the SuLrnc Court
to-day granted tho application OF VIII
lam J. Goldey. n school teacher FOR TWEEN
ty.two years. for wrt, Of mandamus
compelling City Superintendent Maxwell
10 place his name on tho eligible list
fur, i.h..i to she school boards OF the
different boro,,shs for tho appointment
rs principal
Go,d,y cknirne-i that as ne had received
n licsnse In 1875 to teach AZ principal
supt. Maxwell, VAS bound to place his
name on the eligible nst.
On behalf Of the respondent It was
comic nd.d that sS.tton l,0si OF the new
charter provided for the making OF two
s.oarnir l.sts-one under the direction o.
tho Board Of Examiners 81 persons
uc,r,..i by II for due examination. and
the other by the city Superintendent OF
all persons iicensod pr!o, to tho charter
tskinS affcot and OF all persons express
" exempted from examination.
The reIaiors nAIne has been. J0euoSs
Akooho6 ssya, omitted Srom shs spseA
The evening world., 1901-08-08
Thousands of Enthusi-
astic SportsmenWere
Bitterly Disappointed
at the Poor Perform.
ance-His Record of
2.O2 IA Not Broken.

What do you think OF his condition."
was asked.
"fic Is as good as ever and have
no fear OF tho result Of his meeting
with tho Abtot a, Brighton Beach next
week"
Mr.. .Ke,cham. RECEIVED 1900 for the
exhibition to-day.
Cr~srcus's Pedigree.
Cresccus Is a son OF Robert McGrcEor
and was bred and !s owned BY George
II. Kc,cham. leading citizen and mill.
ionni.e OF Toledo. O.
Crcsccus is not a handsome stallion to
look ut either in color or conformation.
The evening world., 1901-08-08

All the passengers Of the Oceanic were
In bed at the time and there was some
commotion until Capt. Cameron assured
them there was not the least cause for
alarm.
lIeadway was kept on the Oceanic
after she struck III. Kincora In order to
Give the crew Of the latter a chance to
Chamber on board the Oceanic.
The boats OF the White Star liner were
covered TO rescue every man possible.
The kincora sank very rapidly. The
Oceanic remained In the vicinity Of tn.
collision until daylight. but nothing was
then visible beyond some floating wreck.
age.
Tho Kincora was steel screw
steamer OF Isl tons. She belonged 10
the Waterford steamship Company.
Anon. the passengers on the Oceanic
ar. Eugene Kelly, Mrs. W. E. D.
stokes. William Zeigler. William War
rem. Of Detroit: Lieut.. Col. the Hon.
Lewis Payn Dawnay and Mrs. Dawnay.
Mr. and Mrs. James j. Corbett. Richard
Carrie and Ethel Barrymore.
The damage sustained BY the ocearI Ia.
II IL cabled. will not prevent her 30.
cecdtng on her journey.
The evening world., 1901-08-08
Special to Tn. Evening World,

polo GROUNDS. Aux. S.-B-a'.n.
but not dlsgrac-d. although white
washed In tn. h.Ht game. The Giants
took ny play In IN" second half .. the
doublc-hcni.- aEa!nst Brooklyn with re-
newell hope
Thuru were 5000 presen, When the
second game began. and It was an en-
thu Elastic crowd.
The Giants showed great Improvement
ir III. INST game over their recent play.
and their defeat really savorcd OF hard
luck. Nelson played star game At
second and xas cheercd at frequent IN
tervals all the afternoon.
joyce 10 Cheered.
Just a, the conclusion OF the nrst
game big cheer OF welcome went up
The evening world., 1901-08-08
Two Sections Of an At
Iantic City Express in
Crash Near Pittsburg
I'M any Passengers
Are Hurt.
probably fatally hurt.

probably fatally hsrt.
r. J. COLLINS, wife and iafast.
Youngstown, badly bruised, SER
ious, hat nos dangerous.
J. O. Davis. Newcastle, arm bro
ken nad badly bruised.
Mrs. J. n. Lewis, Newcastle, Pa,
cut on head and otherwise injured.
4. G. shaw, Pittsburs, badly cut
about head.
Miss Helen Lemont, PittshurE.
The evening world., 1901-08-08
Ex.GOv. NEWELL DEAD.
Was the Executive Of New jersey
from 1887 UntiI 1900.

ALLESTowS. N. J.. Aug. s.-w1iiam
A. Newell. former Governor OF the State
OF New Jersey. died to-day At his home
at this place from old age.
Mr. Newell was sigh.y-threc year"
old. II. became Governor In 1857. hav-
ins been elected by the Republicans. and
served until l80.
DR.. Newell served in Congress with
Abraham Lincoln. and was the Presi-
dent, family physician while no was In
the White House. He was afscrward
appointed by President Hayes as Gov
.rnor OF Washington Territory.
When elected Governor OF New Jersey
no walked from his country home 10
Trenton in = binding snow storm 10
take the oAsh q o0eA
The evening world., 1901-08-08
DEATH SENTENCE APPROVED.
Private Fout. VIII Ne Hanged For
NurdrrtNR Girl.

WASifISGTOE. Aug. S-For the first
time since the outbreak OF the Spanish
war Prcsiden; Mckinley has approved
the death sentence In the case Of an en-
listed man. The case |. that Of Private
Ph!ncaH FoItz. Company X. Nineteenth
Infantry.
He was convicted BY general court
martial at Cebu. p. J.. Of the murder
Of Gencviva Torres. native Filipino
girl. by stabbtnR her to death with 4
sword cane In her home. at Mandaue,
Ccbu. Nov. Is. 1900. The court sentenced
the accused to be hanged.
The evening world., 1901-08-08
The Mating Order

from the right neld bIencheritos a. a
stout, smooth shaver chap. with square,
set jaws walked past on the way to
the grand stand. With him was secre-
;ary Fred Knowles.
Hello scrappy! Good for you. Scrap
ny: they yeiiei. and then 20 everybody
It wus 'scrappy Bilr' Joyce.
When he reached the grand stand he
The evening world., 1901-08-08
President OF TransvaaI,
Worn by Reverses Of
War and Crushed by
Wite's Death, Shows
Signs OF Collapse and
Specialist Is Sum.
moned from Berlin
by Telegraph.

lea sues OF sea. and With no intirnstion
OF hor condition. the news came to him
With tho sudden deadliness OF bullet.
II struck tho old mans heart. He SUI
fered 1, with the Christian spirit that
marks tho Boer under all trying condi'
The evening world., 1901-08-08

list ,rnnsfni red to the School Boari for
tho borr.,.xh~ OF Manhattan md the
Bronx, by which ne might be- appointed
AZ PRINCIPAL II nominated BY the hoard
OF Surerin,cndents For this reason the
mandamus should issue.
The evening world., 1901-08-08
"FLoRo0oRA" GIRL BETTER.
Miss Water. May, However. Have
to UnderGo ~ Operation.

Mas Drina Waters. the PRETTY Eng
lish xirl who In to dance In the ''Flor-
odora" scxtet when she RECEIVERS from
an attack OF appendicitis. Is much I'm
proved In the Post.1raduate Hospital
under thu care OF DR.. !. q. Love. OF
No. ISL Fifth avenue,
He said to-day that she was some
what better this morning. but that he
cannot tell yct whether an operation
II absolutely necessary.
DR.. Love received a telegram from
Miss Watsns's father. in Colorado. this
nosuenE. whasc Ar, Waters has 0ial11
infses0eo, !.
The evening world., 1901-08-08
GREY SHOT HIMSELF.
Fired Ballet, Into Ills Mouth,
Drcast aud HAnd-StiIl Lives.

Alexander Grey. ffty.three years old.
OF. No. 6S Trinity place. attempted
Oiicidc this afternoon by shooting him
SELF In the mouth. breast and hand.
He was taken to the Hudson Street
Hospital.
The evening world., 1901-08-08
kEARNY SUDDENLY DEPARTS.
Passenger on Sanis
s,enmc. with Andrew Freedman

stcnMcs with Andrew Ffssam
CRnm.sssone. OF P,a1l!c bundmsss
1!rh;inr and Supplies Henry 8.
Kearny sailed for Europe to-day on
the Deutschland. He MIL spend his
vacation OF month In Paris
H!s departure vas unexpecte'. his
name WAS not on the passenger ist:
moments before she sailed.
II MS office che Deputy Commits
.icn., has been doing the work Tor
ssnvsrs, Iays. the Commissioner sup.
ss'sN..aiv Mating gone to Europe low
bt.wS .ro. Mr. kearny will be . Ssi.
inw passenyer OF Andrew Freedman -
tina f4camee. ~
The evening world., 1901-08-08
MISS cAYvAN's CONDITION.
sister-is-Lavs lntirsntcs Actren.
May R~cos umor az Death.

Especial to The Evening worldJ
BOSTON, AYE. s.-Concern!nR the
alarming reports In regard to Mise
Georgia CayHnn's present condition In
a sanitaium and her rumorcd death.
Mrs. cnyvan. OF No go Eas, Sixth
street. South Boston. a sistcr-tn-iaw Of
Miss Cayvan, Gays that II the latter
were dead Hht should certainly know II.
She wns reticent about saying any
t1,AnS In regard 20 Miss Ca.ys,n's,
present condition, but int!matcI that
the family had hopes OF her ultimate
recovery. The two sisters OF Miss
Cayvasl.- Miss Alice Cayvan and MrH.
Thomas l. Barlow, are Mt present
shopping at Onset.
The evening world., 1901-08-08

he Peansylvanis Railroads Posi.
evsr 81 tbs front Of tie raiirosds Of ~ sosstsy
Its Limited lsads ~ liSs, -
The evening world., 1901-08-08

PITTaBURGs. Aug. a-Two sections Of
an Atlantic CITY excurs!on train coll!ded
near Confluence. Pa. ei4hty-four miles
east Of Pfttsturw. on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, about II O'Clock this
morning.
The trims loft here shorty after
o'clock this morning. At Confluence the
nrst section stopped and the second sec.
ton rounded the curve. going AZ :he
rate Of thirty.nvc milss. and crashed
into II.
The engine Of the second section and
thrce earn were Cd and ,ranic was
delayed several hour. THO injured were
removed to tho hospital and the others
continued on their way to Atlantic CITY.
Tho accident 10 supposed to have been
caused by a mistake in signals.
Ten people were seriously injured and
a number OF others slightly hurt.
SERIOUSLY HURT.
Fireman shannon. Pttt~hurE, Ps..
The evening world., 1901-08-08
FOOT TORN OFF.
Huxh Morgan became Entasese9
In . Tus's Rope Coil.

u,., Morgan. forty-hvc years Old. -
pomrht.rnsic, y. Y. had his right tSaS
torn OH by a coil OF rope attached z -
t,x Harn!nn. lying At s:vensssata
md the North River, this exsSSnsa
The evening world., 1901-08-08

wide vestibules On the Penasyl.
vania Railroad Tralas.
All through trains Of the Psansylvaais Rail.
sesd ar equipped WITH Improved vide vsstIhals
The evening world., 1901-08-08
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for the thIrty.six
hours ending . r. ". Friday,
Aug. .. for New York CITY a.A
vtciait,'i Fair to-sisht and
Friday, Iisht TO frcsh wester-
" vsiads.
The evening world., 1901-08-08
CRESCEUS DID
lille IN 2.0644

but ne has learned the art OF trottins 10
perfection.
Every hor.eman m the country con-
cedcs tina, the chestnut stallion Is one
OF the greatest OF living racers.
Mr.. Ketcham u few years ago was n
thin young man. pale OF face ana
threatened with consumption-not much
Ike the horid. heavy-set man who noS
holds the ribbons behind his trottinE
wonder.
r.. was advised 10 seek outdoor sport
and zen years ago began driving trottcrs.
Under the tutelagc ~ John Splan he
soon became a clever driver. and III this
early n!retics camraigned Miss Ida
With great success. selling her at q locs
price TO II. 0. liavemeyer.
Eetcham has driven many Kood ones
to victory. but cresceus. whom he has
now landed at the top. has been mis-
especial pride.
His Great Record.
The evening world., 1901-08-08
At HARLEM

lE f>t9 i FaoN ntHEE,
The evening world., 1901-08-08

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