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New-York tribune., 1901-05-01
pENNsyLVANIA's BOAT SAVED.

Troy April 80 (SpeciaD.-Fire to-day destroyed the
foctory of E. Waters Son, makers of paper boats
A racing shell for Pennsylvania's Henley crew
was the only boat saved. Several other boats. to-
getlier with models and stock consumed, make the
loss about $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-01
CHICAGO. 8; CINCINNATI. !.

Chicago April SO.-With two out and three men
on bases Dexter HIT over Dotbs's head. sending in
two runs and winning hard fought contest Both
teams batted hard. Green and Crawford excelling.
Attendance. co. Score;
Chicago o...............2 o o I % as
Cincinnati ..........-.-.-...-o = l : u
New-York tribune., 1901-05-01
UNION DEFEATS VERMONT

Schenectady. n. Y. April 9o.-The Union Univer-
sity baseball team defeated the University OF Ver-
mont to-day in game that was marked by
brilliant battery work. This is the first time Union
has defeated Vermont in fifteen games. Score:
r. II.
Union northumberland o o 1o-15 Is 5
Batteries-wilbeck Mallery and Grswod; Taylor. Fosg
and Latour.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-01
MILWAUKEE. 5: CLEVELAND. &.

of the season to-day. Although Cleveland out
batted and outhelded the visitors. Milwaukee took
advantage of Scou's wtdness and punched their
hits. Score:
Cleveland ..................O o o 1-s
New-York tribune., 1901-05-01
EXCITING SPORT AT NEWPORT

Cincinnati. April 3O.-The track at Newport
much improved to-day. and the racing proved
ctlng a s Goodale was backed all over the ring to
win the last race, but away a mile before the
start. and finished last. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-SIx furlongs
AIsle NJ. 1O4 CPosteD. to o1......................
Donna Scay 100 (Watson)
FAIRY Day 1O4 Horehand Observation-Disclosures. 3
Time-l:22A.
SECOND RACE-Four furlongs
King Ford (NfcCann) 10 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Andy Williams Woods. 30 to I............. .
Tom Crabb 1o3 IL. Jackson Observation-Disclosures.
Time-0:54.
THIRD RACE-Sellng furongs
AIS Well. 99l7 (FIothersolD. 1.................
Miss Redwood 105 tWatson TO 1..............-.-..
Leeka 107 (Euston).
Time-1:21
FOURTH RACE-Four and one half furIongs.
Elgiva, 102 GothersolD
Montana Pioneer. 102 lindsey to 1..............
Myrtle Dell 1o2 IL. Jackson to 2................
Time-l:00
FIFTH RACE-Selling. One mile.
Peter Duryea. 112 q. winkheld 2..............
Masterful. 50 &C. Murphy. to
1ous lOz tbeaucharnp) . to d
Tlme-1:51
SIXTH RACE-Selling. Six furlongs.
Poorands. 1o7 (Castro) 25
Brown Vail. io5 &C. Moore). 10 2................
Al Lone. 105 tAnsette). Is to
T1me-1:22
New-York tribune., 1901-05-01

Mr. Humulel was asked if an effort would be made
TO have Mr.. Stenhardt sever his connecuon sa mctn
the firm if he continued his against the faCe
tracks. He replied: Mr. Steinhardt will not co'
tinue fight against racetracks'
New-York tribune., 1901-05-01
Sixth RACE-About seven furiongs.
NEWMARKET SPRING MEETING.

London. April 3O.-The Newmarket First Spring
Meeting opened to-day with an interesting list OF
races. though there nothing of great importance
from a monetary point of view. An all aged selling
plate, of 103 sovereigns, for twoyear-olds and up
ward. at five furlongs was won by Octoroon Girl.
Eileen Violet, owned by Richard Croker. third,
Lester Reiff having the mount.
The Visitors Plate. weter handicap of 80
sovereigns for threey yearolds and upward. distance
six furlongs. by Lord Harewood's Night
shade, ridden by Danny Maher. Lord Dun
ravens Sea Fog came IN second. and W. G..
Stevens's bay colt Branksome with Lester Reif IN
the saddle. finished third
The First Spring TwO-year-old Stakes. of 10
ereigns each. with 200 sovereigns added. five
longs by J. b. Joels His Lordship. with
Lester Rer up. p. Lorillard's All H. on which
Danny Maher had the mount, second, and
Satyr third.
maiden two-year-old race. of 100 soveregns at
FIVE fuEongs. won by James r. Keene's colt
Lottie Hampton, with Danny" Maher up.
TO GIVE UP FIGHT ON RACETRACKS
Benjamin 7. Stenhardt has given up the fight
against the racetracks. AT least A. H. Hummel
said yesterday afternoon to Tribune reporter.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-01
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Observation-Disclosures. 4; Montreal. 3.
AT Providence-Syracuse .. Providence L
AT Rochester-Montreal, 8. Rochester,
AT Bunalo-Toronto. 9; Buffalo, ..
New-York tribune., 1901-05-01

hit--Ganz~I Delehanty Selbach. Three base hitsHck
man. Strang Stolen bases-Thomas Woverton. Van
Hatren. Double pay-Cross Delehanty. First base
balls-O1 Orth l. off Mathewson. 3 Struck out-By
Orth l. by Mathewson. 4 Passed ball-Smith Time OF
gnme-l:45 UmpIre-O'Day.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-01

a members handicap for the June Cup will be the
seasons curtain raiser the Glen Ridge Golf Club
The competition is TO start Memorial Day morn
ing ard will be open Glasses A. B and c. the
match play for those who qualify following the
same afternoon. The mems annual championship is
TO be begun June Is, with a qualifying round in
which the survivor will the present title
holder. William r Broughton. in final match OF
New-York tribune., 1901-05-01
Georgetown
MARYLAND
YALE MEETS DEFEAT.

Meriden. Conn. April S0-The Yale University
baseball team suffered defeat to-day at the hands
OF the Meriden team of the Connecticut State
League. The local players took the lead early by
a slaughter of the freshman pitcher. Patton in the
first inning but could do little after Robertson
into the box. The score:
r. n. e.
Meriden ............5 is 10 S
Yale o o l OF 10 Z
Batteries-dodge and Renter Patton Robertson and
Hrsch
New-York tribune., 1901-05-01
NOTES OF THE LINKS.

James T. Tucker. brother Of Willie Tucker OF
ST. Andrews. and pupil OF J. H Taylor. the Eng
Hsh open champion. has accepted the place OF pro-
fessionaI at the Yehnundahsis Golf Club of Utica
For the last years he has served the Chevy
Chase Club. just outside OF Washington. It was
here that he met Congressman Sherman, OF the
YOhnundahsiS Club and thereby obtained the
engagement TO go 70 Utica. Tucker halls originally
from Wimbledon suburb OF London This IS his
fourth season here.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-01
BASEBALL.
BROOKLYN BEATS BOSTON IN A FAST
GAME BY A SCORE OF 2 TO1.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
BROOKLYN .: Boston 1. lNev-York g. Phflsdelphia .
'' Louis a. Pittsburg. Chicago s; Cincinnati. l.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-01

Boston S. Philadelphia wa.binvtn, 10. R.I-t-,o-- g
NiiIWaukee, S; Cleveland. G. Chicago. 4; Detroit 2
New-York tribune., 1901-05-01
POLO.
LAKEWOOD II BEATS CAMDEN IN A
RATHER SLOW CONTEST.

Lakewood " j.. April so (speciaD.-As a dis
tinct change from Mondays inspiring contest. to-
days second trial for the Herbert trophies by n
team representing the Camden Club. Of South Caro-
lima. and second Lakewood quartet, was almost
funerea in tone. particularly in the first and sec
ond periods Of play. The visiting team lacked CO.
hesion. and player Mr. Whistler. fourished
his naet that his pointing skyward
when his hammer should have been tapping the
ball 1t positively dangerous at times. al
though by clever horsemanship his nemesis. Mr..
Cary. managed TO avoid trouble. The latter played
remarkably well and with graceful ease, while at
the same time he outgeneraled his most effective
opponent, Mr.. Barstow, the captain Of the Camden
team. Mr. Barstow played good part OF the game
himself for his side. and at that he was unable to
withstand the overwhelming force OF the Lakewood
organization. His forward" Mr. salmond. did well
at times. and the No. 2 Mr. Kennedy. did better
but these and the back" punched frequently. and
matter OF fact. carried the ball toward their
goal two distinct occasions Mr.. Salmond's
grand was. however. a brilliant feature of the
last period. and then and not till them both teams
really settled down TO pair riding and polo Of
isfyns quality.
Young Raymond Herbert. on his lightning pony
Ned. had the crowd with him. however for his
well sustained from half-helds to the posts
against determined opposition and almost equal
speed by Mr.. Whistler and his mount. Mr.. Proc
hand swings, undercuts and long drives for goals
eiciting loud applause. Mr. Woodman was un-
much sprightly work the turns His back
handed strokes were, however we'll and powerfully
delivered. tapping the ball their goal
line on three occasions. costing the Camdens three
quarters of goal but saving them the veXation
Of seeing the Lakewoods make triplet score
Had the men from South Carolina played as
well in the first and second periods they did
in the last things might have been different.
individually they are plucky players and strongly
mounted.
The summary follows:
LAKEWOOD IL CAMDEN 6 c.
ssward E "a Sa9g a- aN 8 kehns9S ssIms9S 3f
s-de61se 5r Woodman * G sT Whistler
Total ................ . Total Observation-Disclosures.
FIRST ROUND.
Mad by
1......Cary Lakewood 80
Proctor Lakewood $50
Proctor Lakewood 200
two-quarter goals safety hits by
Whistler. Play ceased on time.
SECOND PERIOD.
0:50
-. Proctor Lakewood 300
D. Proctor Lakewood :: 3;oc
Teams changed ponies once and played 80 overtime
n Of in starting the period.
THIRD PERIOD
Played without rrther score; changed ponies
goal. whistler one-quarter safety hit.
Fourth period-No goal scored. Ponies not
changed. and teams paveG 1:3o overtime Camden
earned goals: allowed 3 by handicap and lost
Lakewood earned goals; lost Z by penalty;
61.
Referee-Albert F. Kennedy. Timekeeper-E. W.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-01
THE CENTRE OF POPULATION.

placed sIN MILES SOUIEfEAsT OF COLUMBUS,
IND. BY THE CENSUS BUREAU.
Washington. April so.-The Census Bureau to-day
issued a bulletin announcing that the centre Of
population OF the United States, excluding Alaska
ard recent territorial accessions, June ! last
was SIX miles southeast of Columbus, bartholomew
County, IN Southern Indiana.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-01
SIXTH RACE-For maiden year-ods special weigh

Poor start easily by lengths; one-haif length
between second and third.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-01

Start bad. Won easily by three lengths; head be
tween second and third.
FIFTH RACE-For three-year-olds and upward which
have and this meeting; selling One
mile and seventy yards.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-26

& neb nlue. -Tra Jron Mouns
tain Mi9i9an blep mebbelt Qprbag:
CLAUDE Tre@elton, en- Roti -@barrea
Doaues 2eir ner Tlooomopb, bapbe et
8aifetas meo ulpe, iom ban lite mart
uil slemme. San git siennem @touen
til Bpen, ba fire fore ulpe ansreb baw.
San baube intet 0aaben os blee srunbig
fo1itrettet. Dprene omrtngeoe BAN,
bplebe os fnappebe efter bau.
6an be9pnbte ba at saa baslen9s
forat boloe fine Dine meo Dpreue. San
ianot enbelis en- srou &iep, % meb ben
bespnbte ban at bante les paa benz.
Sun traf ben enc l1lu / 6ouetet os tnu>
fte bet. De andre ansreb pieblittslig
ben booe uIu, os linens be fortereoe
ben, uenote ban fig om os lpb mob
2anbsbpen. San baube neiten aaaet
trem, ba l1luene after naaebe bam tg1en,
os oenne Gang an9rcb be BAN. @n
frpselis & opitob, men Gredelton
git bog af meo Seiren, i6et ban brebte
aQe tire. San par opermaabe ubtrettet,
ba ban tom frem, os ban par blepen
bibt paa fere Steber.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-26
Sdt ,att8 t8att8+

rSet mtg Gang, raabte en- tiben,
utaalmootg 8arneitensme. ubprer bu
lite, @iu'nb. iet mtg Sang, leg pil
ristis bstt oenne @ans." 81 nanbfebe
os tissebe inb siennen1 9etten. Ser
fao en- liben Btse ! en- @pnse. 2ibt
efter lsb en- tuer @uttei FEMME benne fra
ct 2ptbus: r9ette big Sang; tror
ou lite, man bar anbet at beitiue enb
tette big @ans2 Get bine Tsooer
faff mob Sorben, iaa tan bu ielu iette
big Gang. = Set par belle 9ifforten,
fom leg oplsuebe, men ben aau mig aut<
seuel noset at tante paa. vSat mtg /
Gang, bet er ben famine biitorie, bet
FANNIE &aab @erben pper. Tolt ptl
aQtiammen iaa 9ierne, iaa 9ierne rist1s
bptt til @eirs, men for fprife Delen
itbber be og penter paa, at nosen ifal
iette benz Gang.
(Gor Tattts % &ts.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-26

@tat eaer lite Stat paa Ss7 - Sra
Mabiion, @is., mebbeles: Ser oil nu
Der ftrats bliue stort en- Brspe paa, ON
2ouen ON Stat paa Sc er splbis eIer
et, toet en- Sos berom nil tomme op for
6eiefteret Sauuar. s. 6. @onnor af
Mtlmautee, tiblisere @tatsabustat, oq
Abuotat {. s. @arnep gfacine, Der
iammen meb f1ere Sasfsrere / Chicago
repreienterer aae Sstompasnier, lom
ienber Ss ue af Staten, par Der isaar
og '1nberrettebe @uuerner Ga ToQette %
Statsabuotat Qtds ON, at be er tferb
meb at preue 2ouea. Set pil bliue
alort paa ben Utaabe, at man antagelig
neife l1se ienber en- 8o9nlabnins Ss fra
8taeine County til Chicago, % ftrats
bsrpaa arreIterer man Nfffiberen,
aar ON anbet uoitibes Der fra Wis<
eonftn en- Miaion Cons af So, % 6tat.
ten paa ben utlbe belsbe fig til $loO..
900. r
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-26
Rt..n efota.

Oberlf @us @ibeu Mantato
bar foreret ben nif.lutberfe Menig>
beb ber Bpen ct Yibeorael, iom foiter
$1,000. Set nil blipe inbiat ON nosle
l1asr.
= fra Maribau meobeles, at Ole
g. 2tifbeim er blepen ienbt til Weform'
itolen paa ubeitemt Gtb forat bape ttjaa>
let 1914 fra fin Mrbeibsberre.
- On 4s Mar 9l., Mrbetbsmanb en-
at Melmpuerne minneapolis omtom
paa en- frpstel,s Wtaabe Qproassmorsen.
San lfulce lesse ct 8elte paa en- Stems
ifiue % fit fine &leber tmelem, iaa at
ban blep taifet runbt ON Mtsleu, tnbtil
bans Mrme os Sen bleu brattebe. San
bebe unberuets til 6ospitalet. pans
Naun par Siuert .. @lteni Tub. San
efterlaoer 6ulfru og 10 Born.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-26

Sra Waibin9ton bleu meobelt Spn>
bag, at ieni niationeue 9fapporter er bleutn
telegraferebe fra 6oueofaoeu ON, at
Preiibent &ooiepelt Eorsba9 Mften los
operenoe en- Wanb, iom perionlis tiltalte
bam. Meu bette er lite iaalebes, beber
bet. preiioenten % enbel andre bans
@elifab par ube os git, og iamtibis par
Der en- berulet Manb @aben foran
benz. 6an flinsrebe bib % bib %
itupte neiten inob YreToenten, men en-
Detetttp, fom bauoe ful9t etter Rreft,
bentfplget. par ftrats rebe til at tage
pare paa Tpren, Der blep fpbt ub / Ga,
ben. San par iaa beruiet, at ban falbt.
Man faar bet Snbtrpt, at bet er Sen.
ftsten at oplpie, at ber lite par ninbfte
Tare for no9en af be to.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-26
@etfttaffettS @tooa8smao+

@n &eiienbe tom en- @au9 inb ct
9otel os iatte fig ueb Miboagsboroet,
forteQer y Malbors Mmtstioenoe".
Da Der tuu par no9le Stole beiatte,
par ber Plabs not, os ban anbraate fin
@eiietoite ueo @ioen af fig paa en- @toI.
Wten ben Sang, ban itulbe betale,
berte ban til I'm fore Gorunbrins, at
Priien par bleuet forooblet, os at ban
itulbe betalt fire &roner Steoet for be
leopanlise to.
6au ipurste @erten om @ruuben
berttl.
vDe lelu 1fal betale &roner, men
oa .Deres &eiietaite oslaa BAT optassI
en- plabs peb Borbet, er bet lite mere
euo rtueltst, at ben oslaa betaler fo1
fin Miboassmao."
Den Reiien6e 9au 0erten fire &rone,
og iasoe: nSeamenb, men iiben jeo
nu bar betalt Miboassmao for mtu
&eiietaite, ital ben o9iaa baue bet, ben
fan ipiie."
Derefter luttebe ban ben oq, o9 fplote
ben at gorbets @oper: &aser, 2@bler,
Perer, 0inbruer oiu., inbtil Taiten par
fulb.
Verten bleu iaa forblpffet, at bar
lite fit ia9t ct Orb. tnben ben &eifenbe
allerebe par lbe at Dpren.
Wfen be andre 8oro9ieiter 10 bierte.
lta.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-26

@n sanite sltn,renbe Mnertienbelfe er
npli9 bleuet en- banif Manb gfem Oort,
Mr. @iis, til Del, ibet De Torenebe
Staters Prefoent &ooi ieuelt en- Mf-
banbl,ns ON ioctale @eformer, BON bar
ftreuet ct Eibsffrift, bar talbt bam
vNem Oorts nptti9ite Bor9er."
3rritbenten itrtuer FL. a.. at BE utal.
lise Nnoer, Der lurer pore borserltQe
Snitituttoners merte Mttrose, utr.
&tis bar mpot ben frpstelisite Sienbe. !"
Dels en- 8o9, bells iom &eporter
for 8laoet y Sun" bar 9r. @iis aflpret
os bibraset til at faa afbiulpet meesn
itiult Sob os ftaffet Oplpsninser ON
Torbolbene paa 2ipets Stpsseifbe.
ST.. @iis, ber tpurist osiaa ct &orre<
iponbent til ,Mationalttbenbe", bar
tiampet fig ielu frem; / fin Eis git ban
I 2anb 9eew Dort iom en- fattis Drens
os prppebe, buao bet uilbe ise at foue
paa Erappen .og saa belle Dasen uoen
Tpbe.
@reitbent &ooieuelt frembauer be
@senitaber, ber treues af en- Manb,
iom uil uere en- uirtelt9 &eformator. %
ertlerer, at be al1e ct forenebe Dos Sa.
cob &its, oer maaife er ben @anb, 1ou1
bebit fienber Npben / Seem Oort, ct,
Manb, Der albri9 laoer fig lotte bort
fra ben rette Opfattelie."
(8pttebla6. } /
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-26

). s. 6tu er tommeu tilbuse til Mins
neaprlis efterat bape peret borte to
Maaueoer, os ban isger aluorlist at
operoeuiie Minneiotafolt ON, at per er
-abiolut insen @runb til at alt bet Sern.
banersre, ION @uuernsren % anore bar
facet iffanb. San torfitrer, at insen
6ammenflutning at @reat Nortbertii. os
Rortbern Paeifie.Banen er paatentt.
Bare Golt nu uil tro, at bet tunbe rpae
faa felt abeu noseu Brano Aifen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-26

5 Mibteu af Rouember blep 9&orb>
ipQanb biemfpst af en- uoIblom @ne.
form. 6pur n,eeen @tabe ben bar for.
aariaset, fees beeft at ben Omitenbtg>
beb, at man fra Nalbor9 maatte telesra>
fere oper Ror9e % Suertge, bpis man
ptloe bape nosen TorbtnoelIe meb l6opebs
Raben og Sieuanb. st iaabant Eele>
gram totebe 45 Ore pr. Orb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-26
Wattett par benoeS Sfrdf.

rSe9 tuabe boite ueifen bele Natten" j,
ltr'uer Mfrs. @bas. Mpple9ate / Mleran>
oria, Sno., vos tunoe neppe faa nosen
Sbon. Seq uar ioa ips af Eerins, at
oeriom leg git ct &partal, funbe leg
bofte frpsteliet os ipptte Blob, men,
naar ale andre Meoiciner fog fell, blep
les fuleffenbts tureret af tire SLATER af
Dr. Rinss Mem Discouerp, oe iee bleu
SO Bunb tpnsre." Den er ablolut ga.
ranteret at belbreoe 6oite, Tortiplelie,
2a@rtppe, Bron@tt, oe aQe 2unge> og
StrubesOnber. Pris soc os 81. Prp>
pefaiter frit bos ale Npotbetere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-26
ON oenne~, iaabe Weewaiuan iqaar.

ism benne@, iasbe Memillan teaar.
rSes bar benne RoneS Mbresfe, og bun
utl faa fine Yense isien meb ben fprfte
Poit imoraen tibltst. 2iuet er tort, os
leg bar insen Glib at taite bort, men
builteuiombelit Dag en- &pinbe pniter at
utoe, buab leg tenter ON Stilsmtsie,
Tan bun faa en- femten Minutter8 Gam.
tale meb Mig 9ratts".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-26

Mils Gtbsl 9iq i Renolba, @is.,
par II Mar sammel og itulbe baue bolbt
BrpQup Eati1geliesbasen, men bun fit
2ungebetenbelie, os bleu fin imutte
Bruoetiole last @rauen Eorsbas fife
uge = ct 0ibne om uittterbeoeu Men>
neIfets Planer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-26

Osiaa t pennipluania ifebe Der flor
Staoe peb Oueriupmmelie forleoen, os
BET par lite Blot @ienoom, bet git ub
oper. @nbel Wennefer omfom ogina.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-26

Rreuer Reiieren til &esnitabl 6ra
2onbon bleu meboelt Spnbae: v@n
&orrefponoent, Der unberltrtper fig u@n
Gorenebe Staters G5olbat", ftriuer till
Datlp Mail" % tiger, at ban par til.
ffebe, ba Der tom l1noietnins til Betins,
og ban snifer at uibe, on Retfer Btl.
belms Tilbub ON lo0.0 Eaels for
buer Tptter, iom bleu frelf, frembeles
9ialoer. pan tilfpier: u@taar Reiie,
rem fremoeles peb fit 2sfte? 6pis faa,
trsr leg, ber er Yeuse beri, og buor
tomu1er leg iaa inb2~
SbetBlabet touamenterer oper 6ppras.
maalet, flyer bet. at bet forfaar Tingen
faa, at insen enbnu bar siort 5orbrius
paa Belenntnsen, men bet antager, at
Eilbuset sielber enbn,1..~
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-26

Bpraabet Weilbant. g. g.. bar Be-
ptlget 5000 til ct frit 9eleperelie for
l1n9bommen, o9 Befemmelferne | Bpens
Gurfew: Ordinance ct foranbrebe berben,
at Bpens Bptn Tan faa 9aa til 9aieoa>
rellet efter Rl. 8 Mften, buts be 9aar
ltse bien1 berfra.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-26

Dasblabene pil uibe, at 9re7bent
gtooiepelt bar ubieet @up. @m. $. Eaft
at Tilippinerne til Statsietreter, o9
@upernpren f9es nu at TONNE bjem
forat raabfpre fig meb Breitbenten.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-26

5 Eintab troebe man forleoen at bape
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-26

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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-26

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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-26

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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-26

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16
INSTALLATION SERVICE
First Presbyterian Church Will In stall New Pastor ToGay-At-
 fractivA Program.

The installation of the Rev. G. w. Patterson. D. D., pastor of the First Presbyterian Church will take place at the Il o'clock service this morning. The exercises will be conducted by a committee of the East Alabama Pres bytery consisting of Rev. J. w. Rose borough of Union Springs, Rev. x. T. Liston of Wetumpka, Rev. Neal L.. Anderson of Montgomery and Elders J. W. Durr. Jr., and S. J. Cassells. Rev. J. w. Peterborough will preach. preside and propound the constitutions al questions. Rev. Neal L. Anderson will deliver the charge to the pastor, and Rev. R. T. Liston the charge to the people.
 The following is the program arrang- ed for the day.
 9:S0 a. m-Sabbath School, J. w. Durr. Jr. Superintendent; Virgil C. Griffin, ice-Superintendent. Il a. m.-Installation of the pastor. The exercises will be conducted by a commission of the Presbytery of East Alabama The Rev. J. w. Roseborough will preside, propound the constitution al question and Rev. Neal l.. Anderson will charge the paster. Hymns NOS. 274 997, 1, 112.
 4 D. m.--Junior Christian Endeavor meeting.
 ' D. m.-Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor. Topic. Reverence for sacred things. Ex. iii:1-6.
 D. m.-Public Worship. The Rev. R. T. Liston of Wetumpka, will preach Hymns Nos 2S6. 299, 374.