davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Colfax chronicle., 1903-11-14
4 solomon i'm Maryland.

A Maryland justice Of the peace, In
deciding an action against a railroad
company for killing COW near a road
crossing, decided the case in favor OF
the plaintiff for the reason that ''the de-
fendant had no sign up at the crossing"
The Colfax chronicle., 1903-11-14
Lunar Volcanoes.

1t is suggested by Prof Pickering
that the streaks which radiate from
lunar craters-one from Tycho is 1,70(
miles long = are caused by pumics
thrown out by the volcano.
The Colfax chronicle., 1903-11-14

Fifty tons is the weight and II
miles the effective range of q cannon
wh:ch has just been moua.ed at Lori.
ent. 1t is stated to be the largest
on the French coast.
The Colfax chronicle., 1903-11-14

Mother-Yes, Freddy, Early to bed
and early to rise makes a man healthy
and wealthy and wise"
Freddy-What's that, mamma, a new
kind of breakfast food IN. Y. Herald.
The Colfax chronicle., 1903-11-14

Irene-She'll never forgive him.
Edgar-Why. | thought he said she
was attractive.
Irene-Oh. no! He said she was still
attractive.-Puck,
The Colfax chronicle., 1903-11-14

Travelling baths on one of the Rus
sian railways are the latest provision for
its employees comfort in the outlying
districts
The Colfax chronicle., 1903-11-14

We can do nothing well without joy
and good conscience which is the
ground of joy.-Dibbes.
The Colfax chronicle., 1903-11-14

In Holland, Belgium, Italy and Switz.
erland passenger can carry no luggage
frea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-09
~ Classified Ads. ~
Star Want AID Agencies.

p. =. Mullen, ssi esllsrd ave. opp,
City HALL
Fremont Drus Co, EWtna street
ano Fremont avenue.
W. A, Mansfield q ce.. Druggist,
HSd and jackson.
orahsm's hsms Bakery, eros Is,
avenue.
c N Lohndreft, siss- store, siels
Seecnd
Thos HARRIS. at postofise, Rsnten.
Llttle's Pharmacy. Let ave. north
ard Harrison street. J. n. Little,
proprietor
Carlton 6 Co. prusgiss. cor. sth
90. and Pse. street, South Seattle.
y. a. Moore. Pestoffles, SO. Park.
onlNsrsity Drug Store, University
Station.
howell ST. Pharmacy, ios4 Howell
street
Rainier Pharmacy. Me-. Clark, pre-
prister. N2s {. Madison.
Columbia Drug Store, w, J. stud
ley, prep. Columbia. Wash.
Broadway Pharmacy. p. q. Fisher.
prep, els broadway and James.
Quaker Drug ce,, 1918 ist ave.
lsary's Pharmacy. 23S NJ. Bread
way phone, Union ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-09

ON thas fortune hunt Bryan wasn't
even "A le 10 ! shot
krsry krsnk on Poker
High@CooI.
Low Thermometer.
Jack frost.
Game Freeze out.
ISIS HOPKINS"
with apologies o. Whittier and
Maud Anllsr1
ISIS Hopkins" on an autumn day
Sat BY a railroad far away.
She did no, look AZ the busy scene.
Ehs wanted to catch the 't.it"
Around her vaitiuK 90 board the car.
Were "HIdys aud "ElHle' and Pa
and Mar"
while obadiah" in the lunch room
To sPeekoyer' things be thought
were good.
.yibsrt' ana Bart with wolfish
Loossns5 their teeth on railroad ties
Marry stoed by. loyal miss.
To aid and comfort the stormy hls,
a ma.todon diamond hep, sis
warm
A .,alshla wonder embraced her
form.
hut she played with her bank books
YEARLY
Aud seemed a. lonesome as a glri
could be.
The Judge rode by. and her face he
knew
For ths Judge read Judge" aud en-
toysd q, too.
Ard he added. az he III of another
.Mornins sis Hopkins. why 80
blue
For here iast evening you packed
the half.
As elose a. the paper on the vail. =.
Her ,ocs turned In ana she sadly
sighed.
A. ahe twisted her hraids and loudly
cried.
eoh wha, IL the good Of Wild ap-
piHute.
OF laughing thousands and loud
hugHAa-
or managers great In every state
All breaking their necks 60 close .
date =.
while Fate each evening my hope
defsafs
And never can see the theat"r
seats.
whether they're blue or red o.
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green,
cannot ten. for they can't be seen,
iodh In vain and dire despair.
For they're al OF them sat on.
everywhere
Her frown grew deeper. her face
more Kium,
The Judge rode off and remarked
"Ey Gum
a whistle. road. then rush was
Aud they all went off on the GA"
LUKE THE LOON
seattie's street impr6tsinents are
~ the same class with procrasti-
nator' SCOTS prosecution u gam
bisrn
II there isn't any dynamite lurking
under your doorstep. you aren't IA H.
Let's nominate Judge Humphfiss for
President II Panama.
Wonder how innE before Panama will
have a postofBce scandal or tTustf
Work on the nsw depot may be begun
IN December OD1.
Eeatils's eHpress business IL 70 per
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Real Es,s,s-cen,Iau.d
rErrIr a SON

itOfE Ea
=. SO ruumas new street wark ali IN
and paid. Cemsut walks 49, eash
q - 3 soouis. large lat. iith ave. near
luhu fefms
g qsAs istEs reom. one biset frozen
hssisf sat, neN, TErma-
. esa-s Foosus. grand view. ieth ave.
- iaFEs lot. saaF terms
o. ssa@f roons laFxw loL Narth bread
waN atztf5rt fiHs Nlsu tsn cash -
pxT.
q aans=t raonlH isrxs fet Harvard ave.
y. new. sFand view easy tefms.
LOTS
O 60 water front a ieta Lake
WashiuEtan. tsff sod
u o=cafnsf On lath ave- sgtin. Wy
seed tay,
$50 5extzs corner y. broadway. krauf
view ens uiccE to car. -.
49, nnao. corner ca INA ave n!
Nza cash. 81 pr.
80 sstsa. grand sisw. y broadway.
Gee tlesk ifpm SO.
tssa usise isFsl high one biloxi %
car broadway dlafftrt 80 cash. tia
per mgssih Wa paf rent
pas- caisn ras lat. EtA ave. soaih.
naiaitr ear See this
ARCADE BCtLplS0.
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Marrlsa. License.

George J, Reynolds. 81 Seattle
Lucy A. porninR. Sc. kinlsey. kas .
Maroon Micheal %. seattle. Anna T.
f~frah, 81 Seattle f,dwin Rose. -
pak harhor, Clara tiiuanEte. IS
Oak hafhor. Wn.s nlmlteo onasKak
~ Resign. Clara Pisoeh. rs R0slyH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-09

nTrf10H R1f.f' n nj. i6Yf lssf~. ~
~ o. hirk~rton 4 60 uiii sell on
Moadsy. thg 9Th. A. : o'clock. on the
premises. No. - Sixteenth aNsuur
ftake the jefferson street CAR. bed
sets. snfinar- mattresses. extension
table. dining chairs. aide board rae
sssfhffed OAK library fthie writing
desk. easy chairs. ladies' writing
desk. center tahlnA elegant Turkish
rugs. NaxIiaud china. couch. steel
range crucheFy. glass. lace curtains
etc. +. q. hlekeftau. aurtiaussF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-09

President Roosevelt denies ever hsv-
ms said Perry Heath WAS to be prose
outsd This e. denial in which We
ear al have confidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-09

Gov. Mickey. Of Nebraska. visited
the state hospital Tor insane and spent
haif a day pitching wheat 20 thrash
81. Wonder the doctors didn't hold
him
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sleh.

Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Law
renee. Green Lake. a SRI. Mr.. and
Mrs. - A Thcrpee. aalTg an ave
a sirl. AT. and Mrs /. SalviuK.r. 4
sifi, Mr. and Mrs. Michael .. Eats-
mcrris. girl. M and Arn u. A
swanson. girls Mr.. and Mrs. N. a
knfeFidge boz Mt and Mrs.
Charles Leahy. boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-09

HAMMER beach
Easy rs akAcif EAai 70 BUY
BEE t.fns - alton On shore 81 t-ake
wsss.ln ssen short rids 90 .esgi
i ..ss i a. s o;s ~ s .ih s ..s
are selling fast at - iss ard lise
=. . sd q desn ard 5 naoeth lsd
properly on usrkst fsr home asa is.
Neatmfnt+ sEhnFis rharEAHas stores !
nee xsfsisn soli. cleared sna Egaasd
1870 sss.ss b s'sss ;l.hla So .s '' "a
ya..t lauis.g So terms g hsm.
s y h.,5 &C. hs.-s vi ss aEs' ,s, s,s
ssaL evasr fie Hg.toa esoek
tssi~ ~ acres, . miins east - Nubufn
On lsften river. ua impruNsusuta
fspe-t arfes waterfront tsatpren seat.
&c ahS ssssn5 80. =. ei go. -, sggs &
All kinds y small fruit fiae spfinE
sLE ~ ENaitt.N AltN Ei.ta
-. a .HEAi. BARGAtN
nsf. waiklnE distance ~ business
center. couVsaisut 10 excellent caf
service Eona vtsw n sound ard
Inauniains. first class residence dis.
should Investigate At once. money 20
puees seattle Realty Co. 80 Arcade.
NICHOLS GARDEN TRACTS
I haNa furf plated some Zee acre
tracts which l arm Offering on vffw
easy terms. prirr. $40 an sore s.
down. . month. close 60 car aud
school short ride 20 the city
q " NfcHDfN
81 washington bids Tel. James tstt
CHAP lots st - up, At Hl'lman citY
only N fainutes ride on old rsntnn
car line on NashinFton street. terms
E dcgn. y monthly. come to-day
large. warm office On grounds
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cent greater than aBg other eitg %
the n T. watch ua KfOWi
The lives ~ Billiards. e0uneilmsn are
about ~ Jolly a. trip on the Green
Lake iiuf.
Speaking ~ HehWHb. Carnegie said
II Wis natural t. h.rk r. man when he
anH down. ~ though anybody would
have chance 60 kick BahHhh II ha
were not down.
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MIST uE a0L6 Al 0NCie Ia 400 100.
Hund land ~ acteu uartit seltutsd.
HmHH hnuHU lHiHa nurtida uf lhe
Ing iafHr srftk through ulAtr tract
fHEsa urW county road iH mites
from the lutrrurhHH road. riuae tn
81 hHui owner HrHHH money! if naid
Heuu q dp per Acru vii take iI
itnHllif NAtsfhAs ttQ New Nark Hlk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-09

cdEAf foTH iT1NT 4Efdf'
These lutr are uh che ltteuu llili mr
Inc. CLOSE Co. fitt school and no0d
ffuH. iInHrgf Huuhfe end uuly 4 fUW
WiNnl'a ride small amount 0aub
md FmnH .s.gtldt uaa mfutH. Mis-
40 milts lefthfr oUkf
HfkltN a ltEMf. Owners
flattI Marion uidH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-09

And IL this hopeless chsef aHkfd
the visitors.
1t h." replied the guide.
what's the tr0ublcf'
lie WaH an nut0mobliist and every
time DE gets ready f0r bed he imaginss
be- IL out with his machine"
In our house We follow WIN. MorriS
teaching she said. We have moth
Ing that IL 81 no use"
"iiut that always makes house
look 30 bare
n know It. But then we have -four
children"
New York'F doors are open for graft
ere 20 are Sing 8ing'H.
4 Word from Josh Wise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-09

Pour rooms. bath pantry two closets.
large eara uda. hut and cold water
Int soxi0 terms fuq down. balanos
~ per month
6fFIoRD REALTY TRUST.
- Globe Block
NEW modern f-roam cottages. on cHl
line. 8. W each. terms Go cash. bal.
To suit
G-rautu modern house. on siaf ave
all improvements paid let ~ shaw
you thiH Must De sold and will 81
cheap
we can seil you anything you want
Come iu and see Us.
= e HYEHs a CO.
- 2.
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T.
q HuHNeii bids
Acreage ter ssis
LAND f0R BALE
three snd quarter asrss hair ante
from Mlaah River 1uHrttuut uplaua
sehaui close Is Eaod fer atfsS hrfs
fics of ANAL chicken faurh. tto9
three asres Oh raai shafv Lake wash
luEfaH. eFaF MaAiHa bat ianalna
Thss.. bot ho,asss impFoysmsnia
afiaed &. - faal so ffam pradues %
Eiaes. fsfmn
a. acres. nls miles due sasl Of Nsnt
tao and haif miles ffam cuNtna4ua
- sefEs cisaf. orchard hguss AID
Elsa tsf % farms fran fsas 60 Il 20
otllnI y MAYNARD.
Gs HALEY bldg
Seattle. IS ash
~ HAVE tna tnahs Boz msasFs tfaots
iesa than i miis from ~ sts toe
Muaf Seattle Also 3 ia#-aera farm
partly uHdsf d.irh viii krfs9H
f hsa' R a. station III tsr s Ell, To-, ~
Also 81 arfrs ~ Hiiirs from H. So
liuw neat seattle VEL lHntaved ter
bsa 49, othsf ts.sga ',ifa
~ Arsads Ids seattle
Ron aAi.E 81 swnsf > aerss. ssst
~ ErHt vi inafafsd nrtfs O. o.
s rsas 4ts,ss' . .sd Wssh,ss,1 s'i i
Acfr TRACTS ron SALE
ACRE NRAfF usar Bitter i.aks. tgnt
ths ghsanssf. AID on terms to suit
FR1Sk 7 ggS.rER ownsn
49, 9taNs bsee >.
Test
If - wfIf- ~ fTiSdfs NIsss1s
De- Hewafd II RETURNED % r. Con-
nsFs. - chsrtY
Personals
a hid HrS
Nur on A@l bANk.
rinsf AS6 riKr rss : 6ses q ss I,
a hundred esgts IN fhs dall4r wh.n
thsF buy auf fahrf fFesh lowe eFrefs
sfY ! raupfa - sHa oar nice Eisen
~ = rauad also taAtsFu brick bat.
Ter Z puuads. fuii seiEht ae
A e ~ . 90 y y 5 y SSs h..a s esq a.
daarn - f-astsFn ense cheaper. and
e. 'h's l98ssH IS 2f i,e, sfsSiai -
paasa ssli 81 t9aund psii ve
tspauuH call nc Compare these
pflcss eth Fogf erocsrs ss ~sii -
hat aaiiy makes The run - Cow
fiFss ans pTks
NArofs Massas. ard Tub aaths
iiss.& fra ave Mas Tnnrr.
MIA 1o@fE . TrnNFR Ma.sass
ehamFaeinE. MghigufirF Hsifdfess.
ssh sfs gn.s ,,a $50. Mrs sliss''a !
Mcnanaid Htnrk FhoHs Back H@
EUROPEAN Nrw life pune nsfbs
Per heart ftsHass. i Efirus. infarn.
ufafufV fhfwffra ism nrfNuusnee. and
chsnnir Diseases Bashs can b giTFn
af home Pure sFuuks. uurr horrs
used Andrew HarAlu tife Hissh
near PIKE phone. Rack a.. Seat.
tie wash.
AIRS TAFT, esa en- ave- Ladies' Treat.
nauf rartnrN. electric light steam
kapaa baths. NfhraAaaEet massage TOT
face. scalp ard bodF. Phone. BlaeA
aff
NAuWfAgr uirsctorf free 10 slt PAY
ahsm married New plan send no
manrF Faf particulars address u
a Horton. pspt 80 Ifhonsha. Aleh.
LACE curtains tauudered. q cts pair
Phone. Red GOT
Ctsirvoyar,s
atfFf1gs Tnak fonf advice snd cen.
suited Madame cara - First Sat
isaeda Ysa. stree Rest fortune
Yot viii make 10 mistake IN eonsuit-
ms Nine Iara te lsi aye.
+ = CENT readings Tor few DAYS Prot
Tiuugias. fsimist Ysadams ~ ave.
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seeissy No,,e..

AZ fHfF WsS~Ss ~ '-ii "a 80
nome with nv screens Randall 49,
60 pfnt.f as Aadisnn5 phon~.
Main NV. u ikT
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A BARGAIN ~ TACOMA

A BARGAIN IN TACOMA
PHOPFVTY.
fine s-rouln house AT modern ifn.
provefnentss corner. seytz0 with good
sfes.a set g n rsar rsuis TO- 80
T. N0s can be bought nov for only
Sc u..9o cash balance on long
Al elegant house on ith ave- 7
rooms large reception halls every
fhinE modern. street work and an in
and paid Tor. must b. sold VERY soon
gNnrg EeigE way can Be- had az a
Tive-room cottage, 70 minutes walk o.
2nd and fesler built fut owners use
and r. fine shape. = ff6. terms
Five room cottage on broadway for
only fi.e01. see this.
ssven-roqu modem house on uaviatsn
ave fine locatlon for neo
uet splgudid visw built for use -
.wnff eouhle thrsugput. for only
BoGfYE a COMPANY.
IS Pacific Block.
BRooKLYN-7-roorn house. q 40
2 Lake Union waterfront iots $40
s-r0om house new. modern. = 500
broom house. hne grounds. IN
20 acres yellow pine timber, q 20
fpitoi w. me corner lots, s.sn
Corner. Harrison At, cement walk g. on1
I-f9em house. Denny-Fuhrman add
RoominR FATS n rooms. Spring st.
. sottas~s. tl.is1, 81 80 81 GO.
Q y HEEVEG
els Arcade and University station.
FOR sALE-Cus and one s-roorn
house. new. near Madison fito cash.
balance In monthly payments same
Lots 90 monthly payments.
Also number Seattle property for sale
on easy terms.
%. a. ANDERSON.
fnu Denny WV
Phones. hun 10n. lrd. 5g13.
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'FfOT -1aAf,E on TftAGEs
~ acres rich bottom issd close % Se-
affla Will sell or frsde Tor city uu-
IMPROVES rr0perty. Adfrsae Or VI
w. Van BBskifk. Az Marion bldg
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ON the fortune hunt Bryan Wasn't
even "a le 20 / shot.
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Financial Continued

NlHttE lalns Hunry on real estate.
lena time, payment monthly NJ de-
nirod ~ A Virtue, taaton block.
htCend aud Columbia street
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Test

T7iA - W6ifr al hfiadIs AJassa'
d. newaf8 4 reformed % r. Ton.
nsFN. - chxFfH.
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HTatNEaR CffAkCUa
l. y HoHENHAtM LAWYER. Notary
Public so New York block CurBos
TutiauH organized patents pensions
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-.~s~e-s-el,I--. sSl<s.t15-sk~~--s-s~----
IN gnffiAS manufactured. rsacoV-
efiuF and general repairing DO Sec
ond avenue. nuhesou Bros,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-09

HEFoRE YOU buy your suits go aud
soc Steven Groilai filEh grade
suits. 81 and Up, every one guar
nntecd Ills gud. GermHnia Hall bldg
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CQIl.ATTHAL nANlt Wart0 4
ltecul Money loaned pu any good
collateral 10 cherry
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-30
DISCOVERS A WAY TO
REsUsciTATE PEARLS
Valuable Gems Can Be Replaced In Shell.

Valuable Gems Can Be Replaced In She'll
fish and Their Color Restored.
BROOKLYN, N. Y. Oct. pa jeweler
claims to have made a discovery concern
ing gems that he thinks will very nearly
revolutionfze the art of curing pearls that
have died" and become lusterless. WAL
lace Reichtman, the discoverer, was I'D at
Moose river two years ago, and found
there were some shellfish in the river. He
examined them, but found none of the
pearls that have made Saranac lake
noted In the annals of American pearls
But while he was looking at the mussels
he recollected that his wife had been
mourning about the pearl which he gave
her on their wedding day fourteen years
ago. 1t was fine gem then and was set,
instead of being bored, so that it was still
virgin. 1t weighed five and one-eighth
grains But five years ago the pink luster
began to fade. It's life went out in flick
ers. and gradually the color changed to
a gray that was neither beautiful nor in
teresting. Its value as gem was prac-
tically gone. Thinking of this, Reichtman
was suddenly Stricken as he says. by
an idea.
He brought dozen of the largest nus-
sells from Moose river when he came from
his hunting trip two years ago. These ne
placed in the spring from which he gets
the mouse water by means of a hydraulic
ram; The spring comes from gravel soil
IN which limestone particles are numerous.
and has constant temperature of from
81 to SO degrees.
In couple of weeks Reichtman re-
moved the pearl from it's setting and
placed 1T within the mantle lobes Of the
largest of the mussels Six weeks later he
examined the mussel, but there had been
no perceptible change in the appearance
of the jewel
The mussel was not disturbed again
until it came to the surface of the spring
bottom late in April of 1902 Another ex
animation of the gem disclosed no change,
save sort of freshness In the gray color
as If it had been polished. At Intervals
during the summer, however there were
more changes that caused Reichtman to
hope for the future of the gem. It was
plain by the end of the summer that a
layer of nacre was being deposited on the
old pearl, as if by its original maker. in
the Indian sea. Early this spring the
pearl was almost brilliant, but still had
dull cast in its color which detracted much
from its beauty. But this shade disap-
peared weeks ago, and since that time the
pearl has fully come to life. with new
beauty In It's luster and added weight. The
pearl now weighs within an eighth of
grain of six grains.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-30
DRIVES AWAY WITH
ANOTHER MANS RIG
Horse and Buggy Belonging to (. Ha-
herman Stolen From His Place.

An iron gray mare, hitched to a top
buggy with rubber tires, belonging to
4. Haberman, of the st. Paul Stove
works, was. stolen yesterday afternoon
at 3 o'clock by a young man described
as having a smooth face, dressed in
gray suit, with a light hat having a
dark band. The horse was left at noon
In front of the stove works on Concord
street by Mr.. Haberman and the loss
was not known till late in the after
noon.
People saw young man climb into
the buggy and drive away towards
town. They paid no attention at the
time, thinking that the young man
owned the horse. The police were no.
titled, but no trace Of the rig was found
last night.
The mare, which is iron gray, weighs
about LOO pounds, has a short tail
and scar on the left hind foot near
the hoof.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-30
BADGERS ARE READY
FOR CHICAGO GAME
Wisconsin Followers Confident of Defeat
Of the Maroons.

Wisconsin Followers Conndent OF Defeat
of the Maroons.
Special to The Globe.
MADISON, Wis. Oct. 29.-Conf1dence
in the ability of the Wisconsin football
team to defeat the Maroons Saturday
afternoon here has greatly increased.
There are no hard luck or wolf stories
coming from the Badger training quar-
tiers now and brightness is painted on the
faces of players, coaches, trainers and
student following.
This confidence was largely born of the
statement made by Trainer ODea, to the
effect that the entire regular Wisconsin
eleven would line up at the call of the
officials Saturday afternoon and that they
would all be in good physical condition.
AS result of the increased confidence
and in a sense proving it, is the APP
pearance of more Wisconsin money in the
hands of those who post wagers. How
ever, the demand of some advance Chi
cago money for odds of five to four will
required or much ready Wisconsin money
will not be posted. A bunch of 81, 600 on
Chicago, offered against $3.50 of Wiscon-
sin money was quickly covered No
more of that is likely to make its appear
ance.
'Tll deliver the goods all right" said
Trainer A. M. O'Dea, when asked regard
ing the condition of the injured men.
''Those reports about the trainers falling
to hold up their end of the board are not
true. Every man on the regular Wiscon-
sin team will line UP against Chicago
Saturday when the whistle blows. / can't
guarantee that they will all remain long,
however, for the men who remained out
Of scrimmage work all the week cannot
stay as long as though they had been
doing hard work"
Coach Curtis has been successful in
maintaining secret practice this week and
little is known of what he has been teach
ing, either at Camp Randall in the after
moons or in the gymnasium in the even
ings. Signal practice, it is known, made
up much of the work, with all the regu-
lars in their positions Short, hard serim-
images were held with the regulars who,
are crippled taken out and substitutes
sent into their places. These regulars
are Balm, Vanderboom, Peterson, Remp,
Fogg, Washer and Bush. Wrabets and
Burkhardt, substitute halfbacks, were
also allowed to take 1t bit easy. But
the most important part of the secret
work is believed to be the teaching and
practicing of trick plays. OF these Moth
ing is generally known.
is now finished. Light work will be taken
Friday afternoon, short session will be
held in the evening and then several
decks of cards will be brought out and the
boys will be told to wrap themselves in
games of poker, no gambling of course.
in order to take their minds off the game
and thus rest them, the desideratum be-
ing to take away for a time all thought
of football and have the minds fresh and
vigorous for the fray of Saturday after
noon.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-30
FINDS STRANGER IN HIS
HOUSE SEEKING REFUGE
Man Is Taken to Police Station-Ap-
pears to Be Demented.

F. A. O'Dell, 435 Park avenue, last
night discovered a stranger in his
house, and, upon accosting the man,
the latter replied in an incoherent
manner that he was being followed
and that he had entered the house to
elude his pursuers.
The man acted queerly, and Mr..
O'Dell decided to call a policeman. An
officer was brought to the house and
the man was sent to the Rondo street
police station. He there gave his
name as William Currey, and said that
his home was in New York.
He carried a small satchel filled with
old clothes, and had apparently been
travelling. The police suspect that
Currey is demented.