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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-10-08
Denison District Teachers Meet.

Saturday afternoon the teachers of
the vicinity of Denison, with several
visiting neighbors convened for the
first teachers meeting of the year.
The meeting was called to order by the
district chairman, H. Fl. Savage.
Sixty-three teachers were present to
avail themselves of the benefits of the
meeting, which was in ali respects a
most helpful one.
The first paper was given by Mrs.
Edith Ainsworth on the subject, "Use
and Abuse of School Devices and it
was filled with practical suggestions on
the right devices and their right use
in successful school work. The dis
c%ussions by Birdie Haskin and Albert
Healey were of the same excellent
character and added much to the value
of the topic.
What Constitutes Good Discipline,
and How to Secure It," was the sub
iect.of one of the most carefully thought
out and helpful papers that it has been
the good fortune of the teachers of this
district to hear. 1t analyses very skill
fully the elements of rue discipline
and offered many suggestions that
would help any earnest teacher to cul-
tivate this all-important teaching art.
Mr.. James Brink discussed this paper
by Miss Gertrude French. and Prof.
Van Ness and others added to the list
of good thoughts. Deep interest in the
subject was evidenced by all.
Prof. f. L. Hoffman, of West Side
presented a paper characteristic of his
earnestness as a teacher and school
man on the subject, Moral Teaching
in our Schools. Its Need and Limita.
%tions." This paper was a source Of
much strength to the program and it
was ably discussed by Miss Faith
Pierce and Miss Jennie Austin.
Each teacher present received new
inspiration for the new years work
and their respective schools will be the
gamers.
Those present from out of town we're
Principals Hoffman, West Side: Bagge,
Dow City; Taylor, Arion; and Mrs.
Sands, Dow City.
The association adjourned to meet
again Nov. 10Th.
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COLLEGE NOTES.

Miss Margaret Highstreet spent Sun
day at her home in Arcadia.
Rachel Higley of Arion, called on
friends at the Dormitory, Saturday.
Harry Norris is home from Des
Moines and visited at the college, Fri
day.
Belle Conroy of Ar;on, has been alb
sent from school the past week on ac-
count of il: health.
The Misses Jessie and Mabel Mar.
shall spent Sunday under the parental
roof near Charter Oak.
Miss Carrie Higley of Arion, and
Miss Mabel Smith Of Denison have
made arrangements with Prof. Martin
for work in elocution.
Messrs. Harry Norris, Chas. Kahn
and Francis Gable were visitors at the
Zaonian Society, Friday night.
Miss Myrtle Saul spent the Sabbath
with her people.
During the past week Prof. Core has
been engaged in arranging the books in
the library in a more systematic. order.
Last Friday afternoon eight of the
college boys met the high school foot.
ball team in the ball park and the re.
suit of the game was 7 to g., in favor of
the high school.
Katie Curry spent Sunday at her
home neal Vail.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-10-08
NEWS NOTES.

Mrs. w. B. Tyler left Tuesday for
Ghurdan. Iowa, where she will make
her future home.
%Ch9s. Schroeder and little daughter
We're Manning visitors, Tuesday: tf,U'
Cdr. Gardner spent a few days the
forepart of the week with his wife at
Iowa City. Js
Mrs, Hoist took her departure Mon.
day night for Milwaukee, where she
will make her home. She was accom-
panied by her father, MI. Scott.
D. P. Robertson has been enjoying a
visit from his mother from Eagle1ille,
Mo, the past weeE.
H. Ref was an Omaha business visi-
tor the first of the week.
Mrs. Hose arrived Tuesday evening
from Osmond, Nebr. She has pur-
chased the G. V. Campbell properly
and will reside here in the future.
Fred Brown left the forepart of the
week for Sloan, Iowa, where he has
secured a position in a store.
Mr.. Anderson of Herndon, has been
enstalled as night operator at this
place.
Mrs. Bob James was an Omaha visi-
tor, Thursday.
Mr. Dispurg left Tuesday night for
Tomah, Wis, on an extended visit to
relatives.
Ed Smith was a Denison business
visitor, Thursday.
Chas. Maxwell of Defiance, was on
our streets, Thursday.
The dance given by the Germania
Verein OF Thursday evening was a sue
cess as usual. The Avoca band was en-
gagged to furnish the music and every
one enjoyed themselves to the fullest
extent possible. Supper was served at
II o'clock at the Klondike hotel.
Mrs. Brokelsby of Vail, spent a few
days the furepart of the week with her
sister, Mrs. Cliff Lyon.
John Burlington of Pocahontas, was
the guest of his brother, Ben, at this
place, Friday.
Mrs. Wright left Friday for Coon
Rapids for a few days visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Anna Goodson.
Jerry B%ufinton and family of near
Denison, visited with relatives at this
place, Friday.
Miss Lottie Blakesley came up from
Council Bluffs the forepart of the week
and is visiting at the home of G. G.
Gleiser and family.
E. u. Barber and his force of men
commenced work the latter part of the
week on the new cement cutters, which
are to be put in on Main street.
Harry Westbrook of Defiance, spent
Saturday with friends at this place.
A. H. Brown of Denison, was on our
streets, Wednesday.
Miss Dollie Milligan is visiting with
relatives in Sioux City.
Mr.. Welch arrived Saturday morn
from Kansas City and is visiting at the
home of his son, Chauncey, at this
place
Mrs. Ed. Gardner OF Sioux City, visi-
ted with her mother, Mrs. Purdy, Satur-
day.
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WILLOW W%HISPERINGS

MI. Henry Coleman, of Allen, is
visiting with relatives in our vicinity
this week.
Mr.. Foley is erecting a nice new
barn.
Quite a number of the Willow men
attended the sale at Tom Grants. Thurs
day.
Mr.. Chambers, of Denison, was seen
in our vicinity Monday.
Miss Jenkins was called to Dunlap to
attend the funeral of her father, Monday
Pete Hansen arrived home this week
from Dakota, where he has been work
ing for some time. MS
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-10-08

Hon. Walter |. Smith, Republican
Congressman from the Ninth Iowa
District, will speak at the operahouse
in Denison. Saturday evening. Oct
18th. A great Speech. You should
hear it.
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DOW CITY HAPPENINGS
f. j. Ba1lengee. Correspondent.

E. j. Ballengee, Correspondent.
Judge Dow was up to the county seat
Wednesday.
Mr.. Hogue of Blenco Iowa candidate
for State Senator was in town Friday
stirring up the animals.
Rev. r. E. House of Macintyre is in
the city preaching in the Baptist
church Sunday with the view of locat-
ing.
Mrs. r. A. Thompson of Chicago
sister to Mrs. s. e. Dow is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Dow and her daughter Mrs.
Henry Gibson.
Mrs. @. G. Booth and son Frank went
up to Denison Monday.
Sheriff and Mrs. Bell of Denison
were in Dow City Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kepford were
t%ransacting business in town Friday.
Grandma NIcColl living heal Dow
City perhaps the oldest person in Craw-
ford county is quite feeble and in poor
health she will be ninety nine years
old the 18th of this month.
G. E. Butterworth left for Omaha
Tuesday to resume his labors there as
minister to the l.. ID. S. church at that
place.
DR.. and Mrs. Toon were down to
Omaha ~transacting business Wednes-
day returned Thursday.
Mr.. George Huntington vent to
Council Bluffs Saturday to have a sur
gical operation performed. Ad Fishel
went down Monday morning to be
present and the operation was preform-
ed Monday afternoon and Ad came ava
Tuesday morning and reported the
operation a success and the patient
resting quietly. Later report says Mr..
Huntington is getting along nicely.
G. G. Booth has been quite sick the
last few days but is better at the present
writing.
E. H. Swasey left for Chicago
Wednesday morning where he expects
to remain some time.
Lew Smith was down to Dunlap Tues
day.
Charlie and Mott McHenry drove
up to Denison Thursday morning and
Charles wife took the afternoon train
for the same place.
Mrs. E. w. Pierce of Denison was
calling on friends in Dow City Thurs
day.
Those attending the republican con-
v%ention were as follows:W. w. Virgins
W.. G. Rolls. Chas McHenry, Nate Hams
Joe Pearsoll, Benson Smith, Mott Nc
Henry. B. 81. Virgins, VIM Kevan'
Edd Bruner, S. J. Woodruff. All re-
port the most enthusiastic convention
held by the Republicans in many years,
B. F. Biglow of Malvern was in town
Saturday.
Mrs. IIeeven and Grandma Gillies of
Charter Oak visited at Uncle Billy
Houstins Saturday.
Mrs. Salemma McColl and Mrs. Jenna
Baker drove up to Denison Saturday
on account of the county prohibition
convention.
Bob. Woodruff has been long trying
to get the little creek turned just east
of town it looks like he might succeed
it will be an advantage to all concerned
wish him success.
Mr.. and Mrs Robinson left this Satur-
day on the afternoon train to make
their future home in Des Moines the
best wishes of the community go with
them.
Mrs. Frank Stone accompanied her
parents as far on their way to Des-
Moines as Denison.
Miss Coda Dow went to Missouri
Valley Friday.
Mrs. George Davis went to Wood.
bine Wednesday.
Mesdames Nettie and Alma Graves
went to Denison Friday.
Mrs. j. U. Wise and Mrs. Clair But.
terworth went to Denison Saturday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-10-08
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
First /: National /: Bank

At Denison, Iowa. at the closc Of business on
the 18th day of July, 1901, as required
by the Comptroller of the Currency.
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co s I Gr OF Ga IoWA; 5sss. !
l., Sears McI1enry. cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true and correct to the
best of my knowledge and belief. Il
49,. SEARS MCHENRY. /
u Cashier. :
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
Sth day of October, 1901. u. w. PIERCE,
LSEAL.l Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
w. A. MCHENRY.
M. S.. tMCHENRY, directors
L, SEEMANS, sa0ss ssag W.
The evening world., 1901-03-18
MEYER S DREAM
BECAME A FACT.
His Store Was Robbed
While He Was Seeing
Actin Sleep.

simon Meyer, who has a icwclry store
II Nos, 10. ani l5i Warren street. JERSEY
Guy. dreamed Thi4 morning ;ha; he was
having a !csp.rai. struggle with a bur
sinr IN his store Mr.. Meyer lives Al 40.
rs Mercer street. In his dream he
thought that n. burglar had 20, HIN
on the floor and was knceling on his
ctt.st In AN cfIor; 10 free h!iasrlf Mr.
Meyer rolled ou; OF bed. His fail 10 the
i!oor nwokr him. and as he got M he
heayI voices a, the from, door. Some
boil: AID:
'rel Mr.. Meyer tina, his store has
been broken into"
Mr. Meyer hur.icdly dressed and went
downstairs lie found q policeman at
the door. who told him The two big
putc-s!iss windows IN his store had
been smashed Mr.. Meyer went 10 the
4inre with the pole man and found
mat number OF cheap r!pss and trim
ko;- Yhich had aeen left in the vim
dows had been stolen. They were worth
W ilA Ip'bA eAps 49, ftA'' ~f'FE ''''
had lcen broken was ~orth $50
Policeman u A. Martin not long AZ
:crwarI brought two men to head
quarters whom he had nrr,"trd In
GaIta's saloon ut Br!sh, ana Mon
mouth streets. where they had been
trying to ,!ispos. OF some jcwe.ry. which
Mr. My.r !dcnt.:i'd as his prop r;y.
The prisoners SAID they were Joseph
Burns. OF No. s, Cana! street. and Dan
lei German. Of NJ. 9J MONTGOMERY
str"s, Each said that the other man
had stolen the property
The evening world., 1901-03-18
SPIES WATCH
JUSTICE JEROME
Report that Two Gam.
blers Have Made
Comics siOns.

Assistant Dr'r.t-&urrncy sans who.
wtt A's p.strtt Attorney sehur-
mW i "iRi thr Committee ~
tiEir"i p ruE evidence against
EanheEs ana Pooj-rp0m Keepers, says
tha' tHr Criminal cour: building is nun
These mcn who are ,s-dcn,eya. *
l'rfpuTn rnl eS-Snmblrrs anuHt the
epfr ifs The building In iho vicinity
~ 1!slf. iioraeys 0iice ana
Jus l'ru' chambers ono man
N7la n2tnHd .t q Mr. Cans AZ IN *
tehl"f 'a1:'- gambling nous"
Mr. Cans as b trlicvca thc. men
me auiai,l + watch justice Jerome
Hi Aer Ep ina, warnings 81 rails
mny o. agarad
Il w rc"-',t this afternoon ma,
two ~ ~, mrn 1rrNs d In The raid q;
~ - Wcs mi rty s,Nth street, Me-
Sclll ard pfrU nsy pyeause they
nld been dasyted py their partner,
n NJ" Fir' MIR ati old much OF TN
rez'1ur lhint tnr mnbltns sombine
40 .ftN ptnt~,l9H money Is raid
The evening world., 1901-03-18
'N|BSEY'S (" PALS
ARE SUSPICIOUS.
Think He Informed Po-
lice They Would Visit
a Bank in Force.

Among tn. Powers that Prey ,hcrs
Is an lntlmui!un that "NIhsey" Jim
TnoneS IL ihc ''pll Mar OF ,h1 Sea o!
CEoo!Sdom. II he gets out OF the law :
grasa FOR being found with hrcc other
guns In the Union Suulr" Bank last
Saturday morning, he may have ,lii'i.
Guilty in finding pal to help him rui
on another ;f!ak. for "SiOseN' is un'
der SUSPICION.
'Nihs.y" wns ono. a leader u urpms-
nence IN trc under world
|. capt, titus was Informed % "ha'
las to GONE on ~ rcsul; of ihe i"d
hours s0!ourn o; "Nibsey ana 'JisScr"
o'BrI,n. the diamond nippeT. ANA Oh
PETE cororan.' The Jap. and "iiis
Cleveland. sometimes known a. james
Moore. IN the Union Bank Saturday
morning. he Is not giving /; out Tor
puol..tiou. bu; he seemed 10 know that
for police reasons Il would DC a wise
,hins to have ;wo special men At that
particular place.
big Cleveland coulln', resist ask
ing Detective Woodbridge about II wHen
they stood on the bT!!Sc NJ jefferson
Market Court !or ugralgnment
We'll you must D. bug house. the
Ic;.ciiy. annwcrei. ''Do YOU .hlnk that
banks a robbers roosi? There Mere
four pf YOU there. and you were there
all morning. that was strong enough,
guess Tn" explanation IL ample
iron: a police standpoint. but "Niosey -
pals remain suspicious,
The auaric; had done nothing in the
bank up 10 TIE time they "ere captured,
bu, "Jlsgcr' O'Brien has cause 10 re-
greet hi arrest. as l.. NJ. Stnhl. .! NJ.
1853 Lexington avenue. .i.ltliicd him
day as the man. who had on Thurs
day. showed a newsllpc- under his
chin In a cross,own car ana unscrcwcd
MS diamond scarf pin "JlgGcr' H!li
have to md t2.".' bal! before he Is
again NJ liberty.
The evening world., 1901-03-18
MILLIONAIRE TO
BOOM TROTTING.
G. K. G. Billings Will Spend Money to Re-
store Sport to Od-time Popularity

II the plans u q Is @ Billings the
Chicago KS nlguttr ana multi anil
ilona!rc do not mlsoarry thv trottiug
turf wltl - given a Boom ia tI next
year Or tNo thtt wilI festar ~ y y n,
lime popularity
Mf n.!i!uss 81, every follower q
sport knows i= lD enthusiastic oyer II
faSI Hufs.s and one OF t4a mos "NitFi
amateur drives N Inc c,uutrN lie
owns The D. .irus - rueI-Jer| .u
AnertcA Lucille. fluutas Gruoh an.
ulnar famous trntt,t. tul phc"ri bre
inaH!cd his utlir "rlth it"rat5
swept IN Sp"risal NNtn ts At7 2.
N"w YORK ,tIis u lht wnt"t
Nj ht.ns- ,~'s.,'l ~. ihe iroI"nE
som" !nu b needed reform ,. luHt.-
tut.d ~ uBsr Ana ~ a@it 80 hu%
thti no " Hut merely tArpIl4ing Alr
NiiingS : "!tirs 70 spend MS ~ h,S
literally
II. c6ntumpIntes nu!.diHS prntid!S
appointed traak ~ VI .m9ai- Team a.
a starter. al.I he also tntcuas o 'etAu'
si,h 3 immei.s" breeding "siAh!iaHmeHt
Mr isiiHn.s /. o. ~ otlH.pn NAT Il
Some 81 HE rich ana 'uiigent.l' men
Rab III, ,n'Unels4tl, uTl!.Ur drivers
and nwnars " nmous 'n,itcrs Kent 'Ht
rsH,gn purposes only Nii hk isriy
.ut4rra, Ia TIKI ,ruIll8E EIrf W. general
tGr E1a tI4i Specially y, nfne as popI-
tl tH h- IIt4tus tHf! u iNr-tf
ple h alg; Reforms tdyUanteh
Hy Mr. Nsal!l. tlt abolition ~ Nrt'
.AliG4 tIl. l'H l.atn /! ~ p, "pHI'
The evening world., 1901-03-18
WHITE RABBITS
CO ON STRIKE.
/" Poly Prep" Boys OF
Brooklyn Object to
Baby Rules.

"Thc po,ys Otherwise the boys o:
the Brooklyl poi5t.rhnlc Preparatory
School to the uumprr OF SD, mostly
myml..r. OF the sophomo,S and junior
classes. went on Strike his morning.
They call themselves ,he White Rab-
bits" anI bat followed tho example Q.
Inc vaudeville Whitc Rats. Their
griry lre~ N4s not similar. VIVA, the
iWhi.o RubGi- object TO Is certain rul"e
Iwhitn inty claim Irr unDccominS to
Young men OF tn,lr age ami aspirations.
one OF ;hr rule. as laid down By Or.
JIiaii the principal requires the boys
TO he IN their seats At SO each morning.
thcr. To rena!n. without conversation
or any occupation. until SIS. wien they
arc expected 10 file into the chapel FOR
~ -. ~. ,hr K,hhits Oh
I'A!''s' 80.
jcct ST., HGonsiyt ana inns morning tncf
determined 20 show this objection b.
r..r, az.
IN "N''' '''
IN consequence ~ OF 'neM Ea'nesea
on Boerum Place. near Livingston
h&..,, ha,o. a. ,,I. WOW,
7Ss'e'' sto' ~
ing. ana when the hour a'H'eu "heh
,hsy Mere expected 10 take their seats.
;, for .. ,ni,utas .nron.
az" ''.''''', -,
muhicado they p'sah h"o''"s AM yen
.ns. and giving ,hei. class cries until
49,. ,,t,, c,,,,J hc hoard for many
~ '0'''
osoc-s
The evening world., 1901-03-18
WARNING TO VENEZUELA.
Amrr,cnn \Ecni Nihough Not
titisrn WIN he Protected.

WASHINGTON. March ls.-The STATE
Department taFutsh Mlni1:"r L5nmis,
recently lodged a vigorous protest 10 the
NsH,agef4n government aEa!ns, any FUR
.htr Interference "iiA Mr. Bl!z, tho
lu!rA States Consular AGENT ~ B'r-
ce'aHd Ntgrza..h. Nothing is knoAn
EIa..ly Erlc of tin .ast reported in
ftiGgemaGt - his liberty. but !, Is pre-
sumcl irll the aal!r Is connected d.
r. IL Nti 10 troubles Hnich led 10
t.lr Hrs protest.
igHus,t VI ii,5z II not q citizen OF the
tMtti slttr-. fact shat may aid 20
"a" IN. sil,y Which or Government viii
experience IN prhlCCtln. him, Hs (. in
gcsos mined - do. He Is i Danish citizen
bUE h1,el an cNeIaiur Issued BY The
Venezuelan government recu,r .zl,s him
IA 4 United States consular agent
The evening world., 1901-03-18
CARTER AND HANDLER
FIGHT AT HARTFORD.
MthiI"-W ",rh,> >rr Expected ,
Na." ), ii>"i, nrtuc ~
u rn->iIh,.

ms wenE,fnWm uuf H,rw, - Eai
ts nt hr Ju4spr. wa
JWa itaIgr EDNaEk n8a d, .e-
ga lr,t usml .U~
gsns4 NHI.. ub ~ Hurtfar
H 0as lE Hmal rul j
rn+' ''leS atw
"lH i fn'' HtN l-Sr ri,. IEaE'.4
,Ed utlun 8mUgh,rs I'D 3irrp h tNrrr
lWatttlu taai JhIs Hti W4.f riElt ii
lag su#gl W H N,5 10 NIX eJet
liuar 81 |iur. o. quickly ia assln
Carter haH teen made ~ ilNarlrc M
lhy orrt.aE Over ilA"iar ,t uAas o.
Z" w ~ oHut ~ nts irrFt 81 cory
"E r." ANH''rtf- iiN'b NENl ~ Htc .
s..Hula afa,iuu tay iAe plIntcg
Tht Mnu viii q, n#4 hr.. 10 nsht
tnmnN ityan fer tn nt weight
chhrpiauPalp.
ThcFa NEi l4. ESQ preliminary battles,
Charley WnIic VIII ruirrp- al three
contests .iut Joe tiumpaG~ wiil %
tile Announcing
\ party ~ New inrkcrs viii !cavc fnI
Hartford On me I CLOCK rain. Among
those wHu so VII, So Charley MIt.hcli
Tom ShhIkry Spider k"lly sam Hnrris
Ghar,ry Whitc and -" Humphreys
The evening world., 1901-03-18
70 HEAR 1ARRlSON'S WILL.
'i.ir- - ~ i;u,r Eacui,,rnt Head
to ihru iiriurc II L. Eiird.

i%piA%APpLiS, March IS Before
ihe mcmpers Of The immediate family "
sien Harrison GAYS tn u.ty = m,st!ns
MI hr held a, whIsn the GeHnrnHs viii
MI b. read before Il IL rroba;eh AR
r1gsrmrnts for his family meeting we're
madr to-day
The NH %. the late aN-prcrlduni nov
lies n safety deposit boz at the
Fletcher National flank, with other prl-
waite paPsrs and securities ot the estate.
u 5 Il Photographic dpcumeni. written
~ Gen, Harrison shortly before he lett
FOR Paris IN the sprins Of 1890
The evening world., 1901-03-18
EARL DUDLEY's WIDOW SUED
London Decorator Wants 70 Get
S55,ND Due Him.

LONDoS. March ls.-The dtnfcultv OF
obtaining the payment OF bills from GER
tain members u the British ar5s.ocracy
was illustrated by a case heard to-day
when decorator sued Georgiaua. Coun-
tess .. Dudley. widow OF the frst Earl
o. that name. for Ell.000 sterling for
T.u.k done on the csuntess's residences.
Tn. Counties. pleaded tina; the charges
were ulreIS on rt,.c.
Counsel for the plaintiff. in presenting
the case. -a!d that after many efforts
IN. plaintiff received check for Rl.aO
on account.
tina, check" counsel added. was
post dated and twice d!shonored before
sc got the money"
The evening world., 1901-03-18
LYNN MYSTERY IN COURT.
Jury secarch 10 Try John &. Dc.,
for n GuIdcnsupp~ Crime.

SALEM, Mass March ia fury was
secured to-day 10 try John e. Dcs;.
charged with the murder ol George L
Bailey at Shusus oct. ;, 100
Nine Gays after TINT ia,v TWO mon
returning from autt!us oxpcGi' on
found u gunny SACK In the water a.
Floating Bridge Pond, Lynn In tnr
bog was the dlsmrmbere! body ~
George +. Bailey.
Best who wprk.d Oh BTsukh,art m.
farm, SauHus. with Bailey, wa arrest.
ed few aiys after, ana 'Irn sections
Of the body were found rom time 10
time.
Susie Young. tho rrput.ri MIG %,
Bailey. Will lie prominent witness in
the case
The evening world., 1901-03-18

The fntcrnntionni Association hcEmh
the creates book sal TIE world has
ever known at WauamakrrE ths morn
iEg. The true Paul l., Fora as tho
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ana most absorbing detective story The
sclcc,cd ~ the first Of American au-
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the advertisement OF the international
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The evening world., 1901-03-18

1t wtil Dr u feather u 4uy man > cap
to say IN after years mat II. Was IN
Wtuamak"r's sJpr" March is, 1901, wnen
the nov method Wa hcsun by which
h"ok-selilns has boon reduced to a
science,
Those who bay Tho first copies sold
To-day IN Wnnamakcrs 81 Ford !
charming story OF The Great *. Il \.
Train Robbery" should lnscribc them.
In days to come they Will be curiosities
and valuable. -
The evening world., 1901-03-18
ptsIL PC GOVERN ON HAS1 COLT
JOE R0cGOvE3R


10 that once sterling l!tlic horse. Ting.
Joe Mcioy.rn l. bay sUi;. :, by "a
coner-,Ea5 Tide The latter has moved
very wei. 81 Ills Trial spins
The other horses that McGpvcrn Is
Interested In are isia. Sadie 5. Tin,siny
Foley. Lad Padi!n. TIN n. Sis Rl-
senreid. Kerry Lady and William "
All OF the ;horouyhhrcis were shsppSA
10 Washington ~ ; r " yesterday hy
charge 81. trainer Hughes.
The evening world., 1901-03-18
Phil, Eleven Years Old, Rides Well
Even Now, and Is Full
of Grit.

ing cot"r!c pulled off few nice little
rpup,
|, was with mon"y won in thi. wiz.
tllE Mct"v"rn invested In horse :'cah
He purchased number OF ycariag
last year. at also became Interested IN
one or two two-yea: ulas Ann. horses
are now yeac old r. and VIII be seen
on the race courses this Season FOR tho
first time in AfcC;pvern's colors-red
iAck.,. green sleeves and cap,
Phil NcGoyern FOR two years has been
exercising horses under III. tuition OF
Frank Mccabe. When Terry bought
The evening world., 1901-03-18
WILL NOT RACE AT BUFFALO.
IntercolI~ginte Cyclists VIII No,
Train untii August.

Tho invitation extended 10 the Ma
tional intercollegiate BIcycl, Raclag
Association 10 hold IT. annual cham
pionships at Buffalo during the Pan.
American Exposition, n.s he.sn rejected
TIL tournament vi! he held IN Memo
rial Day at track 10 be chosen later
Only u date In July or August could he
given for the races Mt Butalo and the
c0llegians did moi care TO ;rain uuuI
That time.
The evening world., 1901-03-18

country, .ail can hsht like \ small
sized whrlwiud, too.
Tho Evening World phGogr,pAer Sc
cured N. above. good III lures % Terry
Mct;Ovcrn and his brother. phi, on the
formers horses at IA" track yesterday
Terry has. ncrvou. mount on Lou
HD.ss,nar, Phil has thc lie. ~ Oh Joe
Mcf;pvcrn Terry realizes that nc Is TOO
heavy 10 make Jockey. but has tho
riding Fever and exercises his horses
very pf:cn.
Lou Houseuan Is q h :. by Fall
cone.-rinctnco. He Is 'I!i brother
The evening world., 1901-03-18
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