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CLOSE MATCH AT CHESS.
InirrnntIonni rim, shows Littic to
ChO0sc on the IDonr Si..

Dclib'r1ti,m ul caution marked thu
opening gnmc4 IN III" in,crnationn
chess tou-ntm"n, this "nl ~ which
WAS PLAYED to-day In III" assembly hall
~ N" academy ~ Music nr1"kIyn
RI" other ur"staurs abroad cnbicd
t,cIr moves from tn" CAT" Monico Lon
don
The match : cpr tho N"wncs trophy.
which has twic" h"cn Won by the brook
!rn Chess club II agtiu sucr"-sfiil IN.
trophy becomes That clubs permanent
possession
The ten hoarI~ stood t,tc this after
noon as follows
rsi<o,r - riL'khurH Gs7, ve-, wen si,n
no aiv.n,,ss each trEiUs ~, nnW mr. ,r,,r,
shgvG'ier y. Nasor Nurt trs game more
b7til.,nt ami iiL-ly to sin
iA-ts -" ne 'urm-r's position moe fr,.
40, vel Ia hand
iIDItrs ~ Nills !, grtine zane rs,hlpr =,
shprr~ br.~Fy1 ihrn.
il'nt,r ntio' VOL ,n,rt'ri 70 ,is,n'ssr
Natt' lc'lush,n, ro.iuon- rluS victory
Mr4, II war ,mrrir,a ,n,tioa In.
vowed r a. 'anlucl 5r,s rnrt satirv
rnnp1o sc~er E,ra s,m.. draw ite',
Wm l,pHs Nme-giH otter pp'u
lfos~u r,ch'u ,rrrt,,n seH v,.sl m.
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INVESTIGATING
MARE s DEATH
Chemists Analysing
Stomach Of Sarah
Maddern.

LENi%GToN Nat ae
State COLLEGE chemist Nnn aN ID has.
The analysis ~ tAn stomach '1e
ting mare Sarah Madden 4au4i
hsv. been poisoned on N'4l"-taG
Patcn.n WHO 'rn H.,s n.
TO Peter Dnry.n. President ul nuns,
Of the stock ;arr omphHy
Malas'r purycR ,d ne muaurs
that nothing would pc done trWlrl Sd
inv..tiaatInn "a. ~" Farm uuti. j., ~
l~c.rtaInci Y ne mar" Hli been p,i
on",, lie f"lt crtaiu. nnwcy"f, ,Gli
foul means md been u-cd aud I i,
possible that detective may o, put
Sn IN. case Nj " /: T. stoke. uf
New YORK. par, o"H"r " ne stab.
!IHnnen,. has been informed u the p,-
culiar IcatM ~ the mas, oar a. y.,
nothing mas oc"N h",ri from him
The mar" VS.. worth nropably N."oi
or ;l.o.V
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SLAUGHTER Of
. PIGEONS T0STOP
Senate Passes Bill to
Prevent Cruelty in
Trap Shooting.

ALBANY. April ie.-The Slater an.
pigeon shooting bill wa. passed In ,ha
Senate. ~ yeas to u nays.
Tho bill prohibit. N. indiscr,mina,c
slaughter OF pigeons Al sh' citing tour
n.ys. ard Vas prompted, In a way. b.
an exposure IN Til. Evening World OF
tho methods N vogue Al ths~c meetings
: nator slater defended his iii
asainI what arp,ar.l ~ tru an over
nh,lT.rs opposition Gradually, how
ever. a- 4" road extracts from the prr.s
describing he cruciuc- attending the
recent interstate pigeon shooting match
at which twenty thousand BIRDS we're
KEEL or manned, ne won many converts
and finally risscl III" bill
Senator slater may have been TO n
log 'lgh'. hut never 10 a pigeon shoot.
-,!G senator White. "or he would know
thu, There = no real cruelty at pigeon
shno;
must confess non.attcndnrce 4, Il
G,- fight cock fight. "A prize light. a
hull iisht or a pigeon shoot" said Slater.
ia Ike 20 put some NJ these pigeon
.h"ntcrs out IN jungle near an ao-
ErnA,:l!n% Hon aid Senator Arm
.;rofI. Tn.cc would be- sport for
chem, with Mr.. Lion having hand
In H.
Senator McJarrcn said: Many fish
tears himself away from an anglers
NOOK suppose YOU vii! want to sop
nshing next.
Certain Of the trap-shooting orRaniza-
lions declare that they Will attack III.
c"nsttutionalty nj the measure II II
hco Dm.s a law. but Gov. Odcll Is quito
sure TO sign the bill,
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!, I. the pisasan, fanh!ou uowndays to
read a move! and then ioin & 10 Il friend
~ course II. return Il expected often
long rNprct.d--and N" loan % books n,
above a dollar = ops becomes eSpen-
siEr Bur move good 20 read good TO
rr.H " good 10 loan or civ" away, ana
pRly costing u quarter IN little iuxIr,
All san AFFORD Their. ar. i've such
royrls nov 70 b. mad at Wannmaker's
IN IN. great distribution nj present
going on Under IN. auspices or Inc In.
ierEnt!nnal Association OF Authors The
wr!tcrs ar. we'll known. the novels ARE
pnrlilhr You can learn nbou, the n by
slanclng through tho Waaimakcr an
IounccWcnt on page of to-day'E
Evening World. Next weeks book is
AAmeia +. narr,s novel. II. Thou. and
The Other One" -
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continued from Frs, ragcJ
sweaters M" tuakcrs forming pr'',
cpn'ra-' thc 1hrk aud whit' Nbsf
~ lulous irrn
l'pp Drt IN" veteran tw.rl.r Who's.
shoots and h"Uiyrs hnN" n't"u f..lisl
i',nlnu.S s'ickmeu IN 'brm"r ~",,- 'rS
Si- 'lrst -,rfasI' los Manager Snu i-Eiu"
10 f"'ri"N" ih. defeat tn" eunksr- >ftS-
tanned ~ tho htnGs 4 tho Suu"rbas 70
Spwtpwu Yesterday Drth warmed W
btilA however ii" sal! tn" weather Il
MOI warm enough Ia lcus"u himsur ans
.F'Wnscu1 y ypUAgsi"r. was substitutes.
rtn baud phN"i when E"uh.u ones
To- Gown hes .-Err - u" done brown At
this stag" ~ the proceedings tni IN"
hhii.ics looked as 81: they Thought some
hpiN Mas trying To- ruh IL into th"nl
IN Sh't n W.ii'lr. " Battling tHI"a
out the first nr'i lnp,r" colcrp c.t1tr8
the game at Iip sHarp
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KING NOT TO AID
MRS. MAVERICK.
Secretary White Still
Interested in the
Prisoner.

wASHl%iToS. April ls.-Henrv
Waite. SECRETARY ~ tho United States
Emhnssy ~ London. was introduced to
IN" rroriien, TO-DAY brro-r the Cabinet
r.crt!mg ~ Secretary Hay. Mr.. Walt.
"a h,t" On H. annual visit and VIII re-
turn 10 England next month. He has
taken /, great in,crcs; in the case VI
Mis- MHyhrick
"Tr" worst thing tina, could happen
Tor Mrs Maverick. said he. would b.
III" resumption % the agitation OF her
case n tbs country. Her eventual frs
dom hlJ been delayed nv such move
,n"ut- Tho revival Of the talk has lei
- ahusiv" '..t"rs being sent to In"
Eng n authorities by people In this
country
| have h.rr WORKING nn the case ever
since Mrs Mnybr!ck was sen; to prison.
ana a, .y"ry opportunity - do some.
thing ,or IN. unror,uuat" woman hay"
.xcr;cd ny.5 with every Home Sccre.
t.ry In the British Cabinet.
II hay. no means q: knowing what
King Edward All do. but do not be-
l.aye ne will interfere in the case.
Mrs Maybrick l. in the AylcrhurS
prison AMI i Kindly treated. hear
Indirectly from her twice week. Her
health moi seriously affected. although
n" has NOT been In the best %! hcalil:
She IL fairly cheerful and has Sood
prison record,
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{" JUST LIKE SUSIE"
GONE WITHUNCL
Miss Hill and Richard Goats, Of Orange, N. D.,
Disappear at Same Time

no, t" 80 After ma, hr never spoke
8" m" except Whom ~ had to.
When az apudnt answer m. susie
.l"ns With him ! ,,E. They wcr" pc.
'ec'ly open about the whole thing and
sh' Was N"ry nr,z"u. ,sut ,!ir,'t
'hnk b" would Gorge. his family.
'"w dhEs ago Miss 'ii.I announced
that she Couldn't stay N orans. any
longer and that 81. was going i, ..c
the World ha!u't ask her wh.r. N.
81 them.
Hey ,rnnk lot In tho morning. bu, III.
wen, i"mn 20 "a" store az usual Al II
O'Clock Mr. Coats hti a not. from hcr
husband SAYING that he was .,lic, ,n
N"w,Irk On important business and nst
Ing her 20 cone 10 the store al once
the only intImation Mrs Coats had ina,
her hnsnnni va. going away. Al !.
zone !lfieeu minutes. and ax soon az
she went in Miss ~. picked ~ nor
wraps ard aer bag and departed
LEFT store 4" ~. wife,
y; nigh, Mrs. Coats found a note from
her husband. which read:
i nave gone To cuba. and don't
know wnen shall come back The
hlis'' and the stbr. are Noars. Good ny.
RICHARD.
\ Iced OF the Jefferson street house
was Enclosed and some papers conccrn
INK III. store.
~ don't know thu, they wen, to-
h"i.r. that they did some way. He
may com" walking n here any minute
now.
Tn. worst 81 It i. hav" 10 keep
my nine ycar-nld boy home from school
TO tell m. The prices OF things.
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,Srnng waited Won rrr fnur Nj ones.
~" wa forced n, second whcn Gnnzcl
M ir ~n"ri NNrpnys .aCrtur" Ia Do
mont s'iif Camel 10 second Huwrr.
man 0'd ~ Nlrrt NJ runs
Lowe lt'lc nlsrtr N front ~ IN"
ulrir would BAY" ruled fbu.. but Taylor
frnia'"d TOO rIlrt .ud thr batter gbt
ni~ has" crpllus nit notify ID, str,Ii.
AMI N" latter threw To- SECOND ~
double DAVIS dropped pr h,ll hui
caught Crnllus ~ nrst Rttry singled
% c"ntr" II" Wa forced at -rrpui On
caught nHppinr - second VI run.
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CINCINNATI GAME OFF.

CINCINNATI o Arr,l - The open
lnE game Or N" Nntiona i."agu" her"
To-day h"tw.cu rittsburg and cincr-
natl ,s POSTPONED Iniil Tomorrow, OWING
TO IN" grounds being wet
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I'M EMPHlS RESULTS.

RACE TRACK. MEMPHIS. arrll /,
F1jlcsfng are the results -; ~. -sco.
Iecdeduied to be run here to-day;
81 .rst Rnce--F,our and half ,urlongh
eecie. to 2 for place, .as s.rnnd
oyyssybilla third. Time--GS.
e6oad ltacs-,Seven and onc-halC .lr.
by Espionage. To 10 and
\; Bhtheful. 2 TO tafor place, was
enA Johnson third. Time
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LIPTONs CUP CHALLENGER
TO BE LAUNCHED TOMORROW

- nav" the challenger ready 20 launch
on Apfil ~ Messrs Denny Brnthcrs
have strained ever nerve to have hc=
ready. squad afcr squad ma oc'n
added to the wDrk'nen originally en-.
ployei In her CONSTRUCTION, anti during
the last fortnight the so'ul NUMBER OF
men cnploy"l In finishing the boat has
been not less than hyc hundred
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1ourti, Inning.

Thomas 'lpp"d nua to brhlrn dying
~ ii,st SlH.l" hi' bv pitcher went -
hr.t p"lchtn,s hit to palv and wi-
,lul Al'h With Sltg'y bily - DIhl"u TO.
k"ll"' NJ r'iuS
Mrtufra si-ri % t0'S ;iy back NJ
El1mH, 'Dg tNn Hi-'- Mr-'HUn hunted.
sigglnHiH. M"iiulrr Ihirl pnNi5
Wake kcr."r stopped nn lnshon; With
ny short tihs ana NllCd inc bases
,ucrktr' famed Kelley .lng.rd TO Co.'S
'rr "rin: Mcclure ana Davis pnd
~'ndius krrIof 80 thlrl Kelley stole
anruni VI rcrry famed Two run4
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~rc"usi iuninu.

F''tck ou, three ulrks IN the san mr..
sw.REing 1T MeCHHn's utui't, Doug
!i'1 uUt, prhl,n ~ k,ilry W0!vc.tnu
ii"l bl'y 90 Kelley NJ rams
Kelley put IN "A tnll rs t. Fhck Me-
'r'"rN Snl-l'd q liner to tt-sht md got
hr!uni ~ the piii" Nv fast spriut.ug
baly Nt.ted Ppuh''a ai. ~ Nniv"rion.
forcing palv DnhIrn stole second. Me
CUR" out. Townsend to Del ono run
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Third Inning.

polnn ont. MaCann to kelsey cross
neat ouu, t. Mccain, H., vas
strDck out making d"ub'c p'ay No
runs
MrC,nn 20 "A IRE" pass D,vi. ncw
ont To- Thomas kccler walked She X
arr also strnllcN to hrI' on FOUR wide
ones. hlllng the bases Kelley famed
Me- 'r"crS walked iorriug In a run Daily
banged 4 two-f Er"r 80 lcfN. Cl'nriu.
"a" bases btniIu He'd Ia Thomas
Enlr rlIil.-
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J. REIFF WINS A RACE.

9 LONDON: April 70 Ak liz arr days
rActfS AT Dehy .p.doy IN, Dov.rfisc
Handicap Plate, Tor tEler-yca,- and
upward, a. one mile yaa w1r 5y
Howson'H lch! Ban. Win Joannle keif,
uF. M. +. HGrdy's 81 Burrr. cam. in
sscond and Cir G. i.ockhar''~ FUN. ran
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sinh lnILiiir.

q .lfuck "u; 7 USuscnI d.ci.
She sIrd 30 Kelley Thomas wn,k,i.
SlIg.r fuulcd ont to k"clrr ~ runs
Sh,rktri frulet out 10 pnuglHs,, kri-
ley first uu 1tls. NcCrCrry Nj, 80 Dln-
'.n. who beat Kelley 90 second making
4 iouhl" play ~ runs
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Tho limiting OrLcr.


TR"mns hit Ia DHhlrn and was called
out ~ ',-st on "A clos, decision SnsI.
iii'~l 10 Davis. DAVIS gathered IN Dele
hn"ty's rs No rgnS
DAVIS fann,-I krolo- ont cEn.s to
b'lGhluy TowHstnl an Del ,t'cudei
~ ShnLknrl.. rhsr NJ INNS
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i'iIil, InniI,v.

t'llck hlrtt risai ynrthrco bases Doug
Nss out. she knrd % Kelly. tIick rrpr-
u ian ont. Daly to Kelley ono riln
DAY c,rrnl,"i IS sirglc II Townsend
l'S ba,s -toi. second. pahl.n ont
nnul ~ 20 S',slr Dnly wen, to thir,l
ann il- piaS Mcclure doubled TO centre
s"nrlrs Daiy u Gam famed Dawn,
walked k""lcr ont rnhl-n - Del one
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NEEDED.
OLD DIR. GRINDLE.

GRADUATE UNIVERSITY Or THE C!rY OF
NEW YORK tAEDlcAL DEPARTMENT.: ~
years . specialist In Diseases Of men. Under
OLD Or. 0RISpLE'S scientific system o. tfsAi-
meat blood ana skin diseases. pain In the tonsI.
sstilinE.. kidusy and bladder complaints. sesId.
Tag. varieooeis. Inflammation. gravel, weak. 20.
developed ossans. weak back. permanently eusea.
Men about TO Starry. Likewise these haviaS ia.
psaimsSt,; should 90 z DIR. oR!EDLE1 81.
IT,. 81. s;n ana Tin .yss4 ssss.s ~ W. ' ~
.s.isL time eon,ultins kss siiIis6 DSys1sisaL
Remsmbsr OLD DR.. GRiNpLE hss SSsSs6 Is:
Hssa. .. ssaaays. y 8 - -
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AoUEDUcT ENTRIES.

,s9ec.4; 70 The Ev.nt,s World
RACE TRACK. AoUEDUCT. April
D.-The entries for to.mo-.c~'. races
are a. follows:
EfnR RAee-s.llinY ,nt ,h,ss.,....LA.
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so"A- WOW "'''"N ''h"-"sS ia
The plunge OF the day was made IN
MAJOR Bird. who was backed from : to
I to 4 to !. He IA owned by Define A.
Faffeil. The faroriie was RiEhtaway.
ridden by Pullman. but E9uaIizc and
RED Damscl had lots OF backing. Shaw
Jumped Enualize away In front and was
never cnutst Rightnwav came through
With a ruth at the furlng Isnl. and
forced Equn.ize 10 hard drive 10 win
By q scant length. Rightaway was two
lepsths In front NJ Carroll. D.. who was
third despite the fact that ne ran out,
SECOND RACE
Selling; Tor thrss-y.ar.oids and up~s-! rs.
and one.haif furloaGs
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WINNERS At
AQUEDUCT.
Gard This Afternoon
Was a Difficult One
to Pick.
fspeelll I, The Eyentns WmIlJ-

AoUEDUCT RACE TRACE y. Y.
April l3.-Mnt;crs went hi; aard y"s.
terday with IN. mmnr people known a.
the talent. nu; they We're The nrid 80
action again this .'t"rnopu good aad
game. and with unbouri.d conHdena" IN
their ability To- get oven
They had sorry mnter.ai 10 sprn IN.
for the card was murh NOR" di'trult
This Il generally The case ~ Friday. Tor
quality in the rae. nurse /. generals
saved for Saturday. rh"r features at.
tract them.
The weather s,hl kept raw and cold
which makes horSss run incons'a cBiIj
and not tru. ~ their form l. ,a's.s
good. hot w"i'heS To max. IN" thor
ouEhorcd appear NJ his host TN. track
was In excellent ship" ana fast
Young Wilkerson T. on IN" road -
recovery He j. conscious again. aru
when friends told him This morning
that his hslf-oro'her. Tommy Griffin
had won Two races yes'erIny the BOY
cried because n" mad NO o..u Their. ,n
RIDE the winners
FIRST RACE.
sriiisx: fo- .oJcar-oiis four ami talf
furinns1
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shoreham vas in,rtis,cd with IN"
m, money re-, n the s,: second rice hctr ssrv"i
OF contendcrs the money looked 10 he In.
Ante Up was played a bit from 10 to to
]. and there were Others on which there
the nas rel GoId Lack had a Sigh, ad.
vantage. This he incrca~r>i to three
lengths lead 70 the stretch: Shorshan n,
Was away i,t badly ard. T"rklns rough
ond place IN the stretch. but could nevUr
reach Gold Lack. who won easily by
three lengths. Shoreham WI. two
lengths In front Of Ante Zip.
ii'ntic,e: for thr.s.ysar.oid. and up: ..,.n
farlonxs.
s,,..... .h';;. ,o:n. s,Irrs. s:rPla,.
AM ~ s.,. o. ,os s', s,..., !: IL =; j
suft Gooi. Won easily Tin--iI
Even money seemed an extrnvagant
price against Ten Candies In this race
but II wns uu"ted ut one tim" In the
holly ,aused and stronsiy played la "'" Als xs.
was the third choice and many q picker .
g wen. on the DAILY GeitiinR FOR n place
Shaw took Ten Candles 20 the front
esa. FS' 'a 1aes s"f hsz% ana S s.,s s"a
reached. Ther eT~n Candles went wide.
which gave Alsikc bit OF advantage
ana AlRke closed on Ten Candles hu,
could not get away. Ten Candles won
by Z length and half from Al.ikc,
waho WAS three-sluarters OF "a lengt In
front OF All Gold
Fourth Racc-Four and nal. f,r-
lcngs.--SOu by Lady Holly rood D,si.
Queen was second ana Climax third.
Fifth Race-Four and a half .urlonss
Won by Sahducee. Himself AUS s.-c-
ond and Goeeoc, third.
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Rr.~hnII. Opening. National League
chm n,piOnship n,roioEnia To'rnnr.
row. : a0P.M. iio.'on IS. New York AdmSoe'
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,afoN ~ Tourney kitridc. frnze ~ Sell
DIchs .ntr'Ns faGi DAVIS pasted
sung "."t llff :nr base. Long
u li,t ii.rkutn~ hlrd our beautifully
and !'r.sd DAVIS a. second 80 rllt.-.
i.ug At. 81 ~ l,tt Tow. sent
nurthgr nHsi SNORT. s.nd TX ng ~
-r,Nsr ns ttir third CrnliuS niwd
T. Yam long -nriur IN ~" tErrw IN
q Il i,n. went u trtri Barr smi-hf d
dHuD', ~ NHus head .vIs'ng Inw'
ttltriit. HuE single uv'r third scored
Fis,N l,tt-ridcr stole second Niuhbl.
4lnei'd 10 rurtn E;tr'n"" rn ttsrl
fTtua I'rl got "a hts" on hats Nliirg tn,
NH r'un.t n..l 80 Van, VINO douh!.L
Hsp ~ 1rt 81 sccDnd 1hr", runs,
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49,, =, m. dn,r .,Il MIR. coa,.
~ something ,,lJ an. shnuId never
s., b.r agnin. | thanked heaven FOR
that. bat didh dream sh. w's going
with him.
Slc IS N" AauEhl"f ~ MIR i'h"h'.'
i,,ll OF Dover. sister OF Mis-. Coats. AMI
when she iwcnty-y"nr.old siri became
M nrphan Mr-. Coais spnt FOR her. ma
in .turn the girl heip.d about the s'"'.
II MAJ talked steadily Tor year The
talk ra.. 10 u riam,r when. a year ago.
chester. IN" ,wcniy-year-old son. left
nom, because he would no; stand III"
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Ninth Inning.

Sfraug strUcL - CAMEL 'Dul-i,ci
e ki'iri's" Mnri'ny '''"i =" Hamilton
SCORE ~ INNINGS
Srp Is o . %
Hs,.na o y o -.
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Th.. Hating order.
| nlnIr. IN N-E.L
First inninu.

WlihuG any opening remouy MAY
began NJ The appointed hour
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seventh Inning.
Eighth in"inE.

Van HaltT"n mad" petty bun,. hu,
Nichols Just saved the day by qs!ck
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>i>ii, Inning

DAVIS truck nut uHd wn.u Bal; nan.
p"ns IN. box man Is Et.G .ur B4C.
man fpul ai"d Ia klttFIdga Ssrlng
i!c! 20 Barry NJ runs
S"ibnch earned AppAUss ty tlNus
llTrN'| Ions ty on tho fence ~
rldgN WAS out Taylor 10 Gnnz".
Sirhot- SINGLED tn lott bur Nas .at M.
''tpuH .ryins "a stretch ~ M RUM
seventh Inning.
tnHz"i prppc! s3hrer TO Hamilton
NurrGs another 20 Love BoHrrrilg
singled 20 let Tlrior struck al,
Giui,ly 80 runs
liBm.ltan H,s nut on pony u TAYLOR
when beat MN 70 FIRST. Trnn.y fi.ai u
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Eighth Inuins.
Van Halt'"n made petty hunt. hu,
Nichols Just saved the day by us!ck
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Notice Of Final Proof.
Department Of the Interior, !
Land Office at MinOt, N. D.

!. u ~ -I---'- Aug. 70, I9UI J n
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
Ito make final proof IN support of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before Louis
|echierbeck, clerk of District Court of Williams
County, N. D., at Willston, N. D., october 5th
1901, viz:
HALvOR THORsEN, d. S. No. ID,
for the neA swN and lots 2. 8 and 4 of section
|3l, township 1856. Range Sc.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land. viz:
George W. Newton and Charles Baldwin, both OF
N. T., and Herman A. Nelson and
Charles Johnson. both Of Hofflund N. D.
aug29 THOMAS E. DISCARD. Register
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WANTED-sEvERAL PERSONS OF CHAR.
acter and good reputation in each state Zone in
this county required to represent and ADVERTISE
|Old established wealthy business house of solid
financial standing Salary $500 weekly with
Expenses additional, all payable in cash each|
Wednesday direct from head offices. Horse and
Enclose selfaddresspd stamped envelope Mana
|ger, SIG Caxton Building, Chicago. sept12m6
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Notice of Final Proof.

: 4V0U4OO VI = 333eI1 Z 4OO1' ~
Land Office at Minot, N. D., July "a, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that the following
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver at Minot, N. D., on October LIST,
1901, viz:
for the swH neA, seq nwL, and VIZ seq of sec.
Btion II, township 152, range 100.
He names the following witnesses to prove
Ibis continuous residence upon and cultivation
|of, said land, viz;
Joseph Stroud, Of Stroud. N. D.. George Brueg.
iger and CHARLES Baldwin, of Williston. N. D.,
Elisha H. Newman, of Stroud, N. u.
THOMAS +. OLaGARD,
|aug1 Register.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-19
Directory for Town Of williston.

Directory for Town of Williston.
C. BALDWIN. President.
J. H. BELYEA. Trustee,
e. A. SHARP, Trustee.
Clerk-A. L. BUTLER.
Treasurer-W. H. DENNY.
Assessors. J. MACKERsIE.
Justice of the Peace-E. LE0NHARDY
Marshal-JOHN PAGAN.
school Board, Special School District
of Williston.
EMIL LEoNHARDY, President.
JOHN HEFFERNAN.
CHAs. BALDWIN. "a
M, G. MARKELL.
J. WESLEY SNYDER.
K. H. COPELAND. Clerk.
w. H. DENNY. Treas.
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County Directory.

5heri6-JAMEs HEFFKRNAN.
County Audltor-E. M. ATTERBERRY.
County Treasurer-WILLlAN SNYDER.
Clerk Of District Court-LOUIs SCHIERBECK.
County Judge-J. w. TRUAx.
Register of Deeds-H E. FIELD.
M. THOMAS.
SUIT. Of Schools-F. J. WALDRoN.
County Surveyor-J. c. FIELD.
|State's AttOrney-WILLARD b. DIVERSION.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
lat District-I. C. STEWART.
I'd District-GE0. F. ROwELL. il.
I'd District-E. o. WEsCorT Chairman.