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New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
THE WEATHER REPORT.
YESTERDAYS CONDITIONS AND To-DATs FORE
CAST.

ws.br,z-or Nov. 2s-The weather has been senerallS
rtssr Assr OF the Rocky Mountains in the last
hours excep; lake region. where cfouoy
rravails with some snow Lakes Ontario EEle anu
narto- the western mountain slopes OF FenhSS u.s.
MARYLAND and West Virginia, where snow conhHeo' w
1or5 nv cIzartug weather during Thursday, and IN e
District Of Columbia vicinity. where there was
little snow early morning. quickly toIo"eo y
CLEARING weather Temperatures continue low IN IS
,,,io and Gulf States Valley and lower IaAe
eon but have risen deraby elsewhere east oI 7
Rocky Mountains In middle and northern Slopes 'e
Missouri and extreme upper Mississippi valleys theS are
"a 10 % degrees above seasonal average OF t
porkv Mountains the weather generally c4ouoy' win
more rain in the Coast In Northern CaloThA t
rain wgs heavy The weather will be senera4y Ia4r
4a and Saturday over districts east or the ROCKY
Mountains except upper lake region a
,-,y the lower lakes eastward through NeW-t1hs a'
ba-. II will be cloudy and unsettled with come son
snorv probable, however, IN Eastern Ne"-ns--'-
until night Saturday morning t,us-
will be Friday in the Onio NaIeS' te
lake region the Middle Atlantic states ahd
land and probably Saturday IN the Souti a.
In temperature changes VII n.y.
he rnarked On the NeVg-Engand and Middle Audl.t-o
winds will become VARIABLE on s-e
Sontb Arantie Coast they will be light north 20 nor.
east: on the light 70 fresh eastesIy on t
,,nnar lakes fresh brisk southwest to noEtA"es
brisk and mostly sOuClsty
ro-r1 warnings displayed the Paclne CoaSt
,-oItrbja River on the Straits OF Juan de Fucd az
Esnpham Bay. Steamers which depart Fri1ay tor =
-onesn ports will fresh northeTy Wltc5 4d eou'
fair weather TO the Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
AGAINST CONVICT LABOR.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: I note that labor organizations are taking
strenuous in the matter Of the Chinese
Exclusion act. is II not strange that worse men
ace TO labor than either the above pauper labor
should receive little attention?
I refer to convict labor competition. New-York
State forbds 1t except for charitable and other
State institutions uses. and the plan works well
The State, through its representative has bill in
Congress allowing States to forbid the product OF
convict labor being brought from States having a
surplus of convict labor products This is designed
save the mechanic from the dire effect of 10 to
25 cents d day ''iaibird' labor.
The bill is IN dark recess OF some pigeonhole:
and has remained there for several sessions OF
Congress. Why Is this, in view of the promised
protection to American labor? Foreign countries
do not allow convict made goods within their
borders A C. FAUST.
Burlington. y. J.. Nov %, 1901.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
THE PASSING THRONG.

Smith P Haskell. of Chicago, has been for many
years in the stock brokerage business When seen
at the Hotel Victoria the other
THE NORTH evening he told OF some interesting
ERN PACIFIC business experiences ne had had
CORNER. To date SAID Mr. Haskell Ihe
most important business compica-
ton this any other country has ever witnessed
was the famous Northern Pacific corner OF last
May In its far Teaehng TeS WAS the south Sea
Bubble OF such 4nssv9ry & e1ry yeope N Ehfs f,se
long of Several thousand shares of stocks. and
INTENDED fs sh9TS s4dc 70 Whenever 5 the Opportunity
occQTrsd At the same time was rampant Dull 5
Very Z best and justified the prevailing Level 9I
Pfces Price on hFh fe as Afternoon Of May when me 0fe
boy came Pacifc IN f1 'el Went to the tape take
personal neck and the momenf was sa convinced that
the o4ner waa in i0p process Ny mind
cast back Ike 5 fnnba hn5h o and ST Joseph and
Of the disastrous tumble in pEiee to Hay deter
that . Iat go and let go quickly, and the follow
ing day justified my taking what @ so9 fell away
S f2S Is to 10 points and grabbed aT Papn made
money none out of the disaster.
.I have since learned that green brokers laaue
what was in all conscience bad enough matt
~ worse than 1t otherwise need nave
,,.K1Nc been. At when prices were
80 ar their worst, customers wr-ose
wopSE margins had been exhausted were
sold
hundreds This brought the board ueiuse
ordars IN sell at the market; and when soth0
those orders got into the hands OF Irs terms
r.an bottom and market became synohy or-at
For time the older would not eAecutS eASs Co AZ
ardars as thew felt that to let the stochs n
tbosa nTices was neither more nor leS9 80 ds
sianghter Resides the men who kept lhel ~
IrneJy that prices either had 10 recover Ua at
or"+ nanic in the history Of the street WdS a.
hand-a panic great that every @ d;1ectIv
Who was interested in the market either a. rrob
ss customer or indirectly as broker Wouio pTe
sb1y he ruined. So they sat tlght on theI ma %
orders and executed them only II me s5ocx ong
SaeTTn rapid recovery. Not so Win tIle Sysa5s
sters- they faithfully executed their rnarhst a
ana made triumphant returns 70 tnelr ii 20
bo1sas of the prices received which Were NV
bI,r tha bottom and in nine cases out OF ten S+
vounpsters made low records for good stoGAs IlIa-
ara likely TO stand for years to come For e.
aar1nra one Young man with market order Loi
one hundred Delaware and Hudson 500 lae nu1i 15
Gred SHARES for fl5. Think of il! Delaware i9 aIi9
Hudson a gilt edged investment stock DellS 3nr
Or T15i An older broker took the boy 20 Ltsh NJ ~
the transaction afterward But ,a peaGe9d dn9 The
order read market What else could gon n9
and tfAr irateIy. why. resign from the tI1CL4nsei
80 ,toIrne fOoIi From this it may be gatnSITu
| ibat IT was not the lambs alone who lost tneir
| heads on that fatal May g."
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
PARTRIDGE WOULD CONSIDER 1T.
HE SAYS HE HAS HAD NO OFFER Of ifiI
POLICE CoMMIssIONERsHIP FROM

MR. LOW

Colonel John N Partridge. who 1t Is said. mas
been selected as Police Commissioner oy -hasof
elect Low. said yesterday at MS nome W. %
III - E3rooLIyr. that he would seriously consider
the offer of the place were It made TO him he
said. however that he had received no connf'lun,-
cation whatever on the subject from MI LOW al
though he had hints from certain quarters iesA-
ing what was in the air. - -.s .a1ta5
eoionei partridge admitted that ne nad ta!keo set
-t-6 T.vern0r OdeII concerning the possibility tna
ne might be selected Police 80
added that he had come TO an UNDERSTANDING WIZ
the Governor the SUBJECT
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SATURDAY.

For New-Engaud. increasing cloudiness and warmer
to-day probably IN western portion; saturday
cIo,,sv nro5abIy snow in portions
fresh north { winds.
For Eastern New-York. partly cloudy and warmer to
day probably snow the interior: Saturday partly
cloudy: fresh northeriy winds. becoming variable
For the District OF Columbia, Eastern Pennsylvania
Nav-Tersev Delaware, Maryland and Virginia, fair
warmer today; Saturday fair; light 10 fresh northerly
winds. variable
For western New-York, partly cloudy and to
day Saturday cloudy and colder probably snow along
the lakes: fresh winds, mostly westerly
For Western Pennsylvania. partly cloudy and warmer
TO-DAY; Saturday cloudy colder with rain snow
in southern snow northern portion: fresh south 70
winds
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
FATAL BRIDGE FOR THE WYBLES.

Washington CInd.) correspondence or The lndianap-
oils News.
Mrs Cassie Williams wife Of Thomas Williiam5 ms.
an eInpIoye in the city FIFE Department, died this
morning after lengthy illness. Her maiden name
was Cassie Wyble. and strange fatality seemed 20
foIIow the family Her father lost his life While
working on the wabash River railroad bridge at
vincennes when she was small child iew
afterward her only brother lost his life While
working for the same company on the same nrags ai
and in almost the spot where the rather nao
met his fate A cousin Of the girl, VIM Hynle.
was living with the family, and about year a1iss
same bridge while working for the same Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern Railway.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
DFoRcE FOR RUm4NIAy GROWN PRINCE.

ZEE wIII. ALSO RENoCNCE HIS RIGHHT TO THE
THRONE AS SUCCESSOR TO HIS UNCLE
Berlin Nov gs-T-he ..Vossisehe Zetung" says It
earns fpon trustworthy authority that the Crown
F-rce and Princess of Rumania have nufuahy
sg-d upon a divorce and that the Crown Prince
h,s1ds 70 rencunce his succession TO the throne
Prince Leopold OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
srsther OF Carol I. King Of Rumania, renpahcee i
A tights 20 The throne in favor Of his son, Prince
sthelu. IN 1850. .,. =.
Il 1855 Prince Vefheln renowned MS rights 20
ae throne in favor of his brother, Prince eruI-
hand Prince Ferdinand, the present crown Frlilce:
Vas married in 1893 % Princess Marie, daughter OF
he Duke Of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. The COUPE
have three ehfldren Carol born in lss3 Elizaoetn,
so-n n 1894 and Marie. born in 1900
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
From The Delaware Republican.

frsna The Delaware Republican
"A Change has been made in the makeup OF Inc
,AeW-ferk Tribune's weekly edition, whereey the
lerary and agricultural matters are separatea aho
issued on different days and apart from eacn otis.
80 that tie tastes OF different readers may De
sratlhed IN their special preferences @ltno9l en-
eounperlng that which has not the same NaIus 70
SPECIALISTS in either OF these neloS-Lhe iaiffet
nndins his business treated by expert ~rllsls Oh
esr1cuIturai topics. while the man OF sclsntIAS os
.isary bent his particular IDEAS alseussea
y the leading minds or the country ara uhni,Aso
With farm matters which little, Ii any pace
2 ms ordinary concerns. The change is iAeiy -
aeet with approval and liberal support oy poLn
masses OF readers which The Tribune mas always
slJoyed in its combined form.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
NO R4R IN THE BOYS CLUB.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: The Tribune of last Sunday punished
sketch Of the Bows Club containing the erroneous
statement that the clubhouse was to nave
.har~oonn 4" as 1.-The managers of the Boys Club
nrafar that the Young men should take their drinks
# they want them. in the club rather than -s IN
~ n,bsb this a A correction? 1t is needless TO
saw thst the managers have no such intention: the
club certainly will not furElSh lne HielHDeAs win
beer or liquor of any klnd5 ocpopN T.yTOB
HENRY OSROHN lA1LgR-
Chairman OF the Executive committee Oh the 1Eus-
tees Of The Boys Cluo
Nov %, 1861
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29

AUTOMOBILE RACING ON HIGHWAYS
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
s, p,sase accept out thanks for your recent
.a,,arials On the abuse of the high speed auto
mobiles on public highways
We have for two years been terrorized oy Two
or ,,-ea ,ieh Young men who have rushed fns.r
saa,nr marhines about cur roads by day and night
,atiI wamen and children. rich and poor. havs pc
some afraid to so out for pleasure or hsaIIn ot ~
business. AA<>~>~ ~
Ierox Mass Nov. .. 190i.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
THE REVIEW AND THE FARMER.

Fran The Garden (N- j. Pcst-Telegram
The Sew-Yerk Weekly Tribune. for many years
eht Of the most widely circulated ana lnfcentl1i
Neekles IN the country, has been spit IN tEo as II
Esgs-or rather has duplicated itself In order
. cater more fuily TO the TWO Leading classes ot
u readers. the agriertursts ana the literary t9ia'
he Tribune Farmer and Tribune Weekly Re
EleT now issued. The former. as its name inoi-
sStss, vii be devoted agricultural topics, ~nlie
tte latter viii cover the wider field of literary
work This win include Improvements OF new
publications. the news OF the bookmaking word
Sac selections from the newest books ana maya
zines The Tribune Review is winner from the
sISrS
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
MINISTER'S RECEPTION IN VIENNA.

v5enna. Nov 2S.-United States Minister Rob-
err : Mccormick and Mrs. Mccormick signal
,s their entry into the official life Of the cap
.-sl nv holding Thanksgiving Day reception
hare in their new residence, which was formerly
=. nroperty of Prince Solons- Among those
-,essnt we're Arthur s. Hardy, United states
Minister 10 Switzerland, and Mrs Hardy; Con-
sva General Carl B. Hurst and number OF the
hest known representatives Of the American
.,.,rv Music was rendered by the Vienna
o-sbestra. and Mines. Saville and Walker. OF the
Tn1perial Opera, sang in the course Of the re-
cption .i.as
Charles Y Herdliska, the newly appointed
,--1-e- Cv,-s71I At San Juan del Norte, Nicara-
ga and Mrs. Herdliska, assisted Nj and Mrs.
Mccormick in receiving, and bade tareweu 70
,heir friends here prior to starting for Nicaragua
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
BAD IRISH BROGUE.
From The Academy.

From NE ALdUsIIS
There has always been deal OF bad
'brogue" written by Englishmen. @. W. Stevens
wrote .'praste,' evidently assuming that as the
CeIt saws haste for beast he will say "praste
for priest" whereas he is more likely to say
''prieshI' Thackeray, superexcellent at depicting
Irish character, made his Irishrnen speak impos-
sibe brogue. He blended the barbarisuls OF a dozen
dialects in the mouth of Captain COstigan- KID
ling aid much the same with Mqlvaney: Engiisn
dabbers in hrogue copied Thackeray for years;
then they copied Kipng, and when the inirnita Die
Dooley dcame the fore they took a fresn turn
and made all their Irshmen speak the nrogue OF
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
AN ANCTENT TOLLME.
he Media 0Penn1 Letter.

from The Media CPenn.) Letter.
Among some old effects to-day J. Howard LEWIS
CT Media vice president Of the Rose Tree f1u,t
s,,aa ~ found German Bible which was prinsee u
~ With the exception of the fly leaves ana
.S pages. ihes book is in perfect state OF pres
,e,euoE All the principal events in BioHcai his-
.sry are illustrated with finely executed Yeed cuts
oeeture showing the creation of Eve from tne Size
- - Aearn being especially fine. The book contain
,ss1t cne thousand pages. It came to Nj Lewis
sssA.seat a lot of scrap paper when he conducted
'ss 11lJ near Media several years ago.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
ORITIrARY NOTES.

Hoostck Falls n Y Nov. 2s.-WilIiam H. Nc
Carthy for many years commander of Walter A
Wood Post No 29i c. A. R., died this afternoon
aged sxty-three years. He had oeen III OF pheu-
nonia for a week.
Kansas CITY Mo- Nov 2S-Edward j. Phillips.
secretary of the Trades Assembly OF Kansas City,
Kan. is dead here. aged ifty-eight years. He was
a native of WoIverhamp pton, England. and was re-
had refused and to an estate Of S5O0GO0 which was
in OF settlement.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
GEORGE II. PULLMAN DEAD.
FROM ACUTE PNEUMONIA. AFTER SIX DAYS OF
ILLNESS.
GBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rR1BusR.I ]

tBy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE1
San Francisco, Nov 8.-George NJ Pullman, old
est of the late Chicago palace builder. died
at his home, in Memo Park, this morning, of acute
pneumonia. after illness of six days. Death was
due to a rupture OF the pulmonary artery. His
system had been weakened lately that it would
not rally. With him death were his wife whom
he married only two months ago: his brother
Sanger and Sanger's wife. At the time of his
death Pullman receiving 5000 year from his
fathers estate and $4,000 year allowance made
him by his mother.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29

f-rrws-GEBHARp-on November IS at Christ Cnssca'
psv LANES u. Fa-r. Louise MOTIFS IepnsTo,
Ssushfer ~ Of Mrs John B. Norris. OF Baltimore 10
Henry Clewz. Jr-
HUBBARn-LEDYARD-A * rsrJ asss, 81 raoI Nv The
Holm T. Helen sey ynour ua1srS.
tbs Iate George s. Esdyard- 10 Robert FTedericA
Hubbard
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
BALL AT MEXICO CITY.

Mexico City. Nov. 2S-American residents
celebrated Thanksgiving Day by special ball.
which was largely attended. President Dlaz
was among the invited guests Many members
of the Pan-American Congress were present
THE decorative scheme embraced a display OF
the flags Of all American republics.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
An rnpERTryEsT QUESTION.

From The Chicago Tribune
II maintain" she said. raising her voice, 1ns.
the old and oft repeated assertion lnat
facff' .s;- o,-
.sThen why asked the man in the case Is Sur
common language universally called the noiuef
TINS
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
THE NEW TIOLINIST.
JAN KUBELIK COMES ON THE MAJESTIC
FOR HIS FIRST AMERICAN TOUR.

Jan kubelik. the young vionist, who is expected
TO set rivers ahaze along his path. arrived here
on the Majestic yesterday for his American tour.
His American season IS under the direction of
Daniel Frohman. With him on the steamer were
his manager, Hugo Gorlitz: his secretary, Herr
Scrivan. and Mrs Scrivan; his accompanist. Ru-
dolf Friml and his valet The vioIinst said:
I have always wanted to come TO America, and
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
SLIPPER AND DANCE IN BERLIN.

Berlin Nov. 2s.-American residents Of Berlin
IN the number of 500 informally celebrated
THANKSGIVING Day with a supper and dance at
She Ksiserhof this evening. Owing to the mourn
ing for President Mckinley, members or the
United States Embassy here were not presenl.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
IN NEW-YoRK CITY.

Mall subscribers to the DAILY and TFr-W WaEFSLf VII
be charged postage IN adciiion %
Ths Tribune VII be mailed 20 Cuba Porto Rico. Hawaii
Philippines without expense for foreasa
postage -.
points Europe and all countries In the Universa
Postal Union The Tribune VIII be mailed az the ioio8nS
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
5psriGi Monies.

Abr. BIInn. 1s5 West Alta. Diseases OF wonsn
Consultation free 91 Physicians personally recornend
this establishment
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29

Maximum temperature yesterday. IS degrees minimum
Is: average for corresponding
80 Average temperature for correspond
Ing date twenty-five years, So
Forecast-Partly cloudy and to-day. Sdtur-
day. parity cloudy fresh winds. becoming varlable
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram the continuous white line shows ths
in indicated by The TrioUne's SELF
recording The dotted line shows the tenpera-
ture as recorded PerTys Pharmacy
The following official record the Weather Bureau
shows the changes the temperature for the last
twenty-four hours with the corresponding
Last
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
MARRIED..

TIL. .ure.t and safest OF Purifiers Is Jayns''
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
MARRIED.

McCLLoCGH-vAN BENTHUYsEN-on Tuesday. No
hga " az 1as van Benthay.sn Ne IS Sufs
A6aqy Sy 5as EeV t fs pax M6as a''n
Notices OF marriages and deaths must 30 In
dorsed with full name and address.
DIED.
4ssss sssasoq1 qbsTIss aqr%an STONE. stone AsasS MsIy
e,1s esrpsntsrr r5ilsss9s 51ss e wsrsen E5mond A.
Kefey john d. wynkoop. Her-isttA-
Price Grace C.
ATkINsONon Thursday, November 2s. 1901. af.~ .
short Illness Hoffman son q the iat: . Jona pa.son snd
lsi Charles rien7S M BGtie. toIariy q Broosa
ss sas san sa5h " Bgtier No III East s Pisn.id
n J.. Friday 2sth Inst. at ?. m inserInen' a.
Buffalo. y. Y
cARPENTER-suddenly. Wednesday morning. Novsnoer
q the residence OF her sister Mrs, Rs3srs s1
earpentsr wife CT late William s Carpenter Flu
neral private.
brief illness Elizabeth Lucas. beloved wife Of R Z
ELwards Funeral services az late rsstdsnse' 10 50
q M Inteffnent private Nashville. Tenn. and ST.
Louis No. papers please copy
KEILEY-on Tuesday. November 2s 1901 at his resi- resi-
dence. No 2S Clermons-ave Brookyn Soan 100, ~ he.ey &
Church of our Lady OF Mercy Dsoeyose Place nesr Ds
FaIF-ave. Requiem at 10 O'CLOCK
Relatives and friends invited TO attend
PRICE-On Wednesday. q. 1901. IN this city.
Grace Guernsey wife Byron n Price and daughter
OF Lorenzo c. and Sarah J. Guernsey Intermsnt az
Hudson. y. Z.
PRIOR-On Wednesday November n AZ NO I'D sousn
Brooklyn. Agnes Melville wife OF the lars
/ Beauchamp Prior. Hartford (Conu) and Middlstown
Comm papers please copy.
sToNE-At Riverdae. OF Wednesday morning Novsn-
ber q Mary elizabeth Stone. widow OF Henry Llrsns
daughter OF the late stephen Weekes Coes.
OF her Funeral service al Callss
Church Riverdale. New-York City. on Friday aflsr-
. O'Clock
yIEROw-At Ocala. Fla, suddenly, Annie Z. %
loved wife OF Captain Victor VieToT tunerat a. Ioo
o. m, Friday. the Parmley Memorial Church erove~
ST. Jersey City. Interment at Greenwood cemetery.
wARREN-Ou wednesday November q 1901. Edmond
Warren, aged years Relatives ana rriends an,
EzeI Lodge T. A NJ. invited 20 attend
mis- funeral his late residence No. 20 Ds
Kalb-ave Bro0kiyn, Friday evening November 30 al
o'clock. Intermsnt private.
wYNEOOP-At Kingston. n. Y. Monday. November .,
Henrietta. daughter of the late Augustus NynAoop ~
Maria in her SD year. FuneraI at her
homo Friday. November % at 3 p n Carria ases
leaving West Shore station, foot OK 42t-
ST., 11:35 a
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
Rpruett-s Vanilla Extract

is ths hest and best too good ior Ioo9 an
drink Insist having Bu-netts- Don De cnea'eu-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29

EARLY MAIL TRAIN.
For all points United (outsde oc Greater
New-Y0Fkl. Canada and Mexico.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29

MCr-LLOCGH-vAN BENTHUYsEN-On Tuesday. No
vernber 25 residence OF the 5rides mother. Mrs
Arthur LYMAN Benthuysen Ne IS South 5vaEsr-.
Albany, BY the Edward G. Selder. Edith Arthur
Benthuyseu Hall Park Mccullough
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
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Notices OF marriages and deaths must Go In
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29

"a GATTTR0Ay-At 5 a n Eucope, > 8 NsllYa-I"t
via Queenstown; al a. m for Italy direct per q
Travs (r1afi must be directed per 3 Iraye y a
T.3O m. Netherlands direct per = g Fsyr-
he s 6 Ryudann ,: at 10
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PRINTED MATTER. ETC-This steamer takes Prntee
Papers and Samples for Germany
only TIE OF mail matter for other parts oc
Europe b. sent by this ship unless specially
directed by her - ,.-.,.
After he closing OF Supplementary Transatlantic Mails
nead above additional Supplementary Mails opened
on the piers American English French and Ger
and remain until withia Ten Mn
utes OF the Of sailing Of steamer
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-11-14
d
Lots of Hunters.

On every train and from every
direction the hunters have been
coming in the past week to play
tag with the noble game of the
forest. From here they scat
tered, mostof them going up to
the northern wilderness. .. n
The season opened Sunday and
willclose withthe month. Auditor
Sylvester, up to Saturday night,
had issued 200 hunters licenses,
most of them to local sportsmen.
Eight hunters from Illinois, Ohio
and Iowa took out licenses here
and only paid the fee of 25 cents,
as though they were residents of
the state. This is due to a flaw
in the Minnesota game law which
failed to repeal that part of the
1897 law which permitted the
residents Of other states without
game laws to hunt here without
license. This bars Wisconsin
and Dakota hunters, and none of
them have appeared.
Those who have returned from
the hunt report the signs of deer
and moose as being unusually
plentiful, and the corpse of many