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Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK by the grace Of God free and ssdspe9asent--
To D. Minor James 5n poo 49, ~ ~ m
s AIexsnder Robert L1vlnss3n Stevens Richard
30 cS5r@- Caroline Bayard congsr Richard stocxso1
Conger Arthur McCTea Songsr za5neTs E.lIssTs Sos
s, Td Meow Samuel Bayard Dod Susan Dod stock
to Sgarv pod Walker William ,. Butts Daniel Butts
Fsbsr Butts Storey wi an HaIsey bod Her5ert E
Sn T9nd Enhs suydam Randall chzrss sqai-r Dot D.
s,ocEton bod James Potter Dod Mary Dod emily Lewis
Shields STOCKTON. Eieanore Wall Dod Sarah Eiz5beSn
Butts. Mattie a Butts Amy HarnTzin pod Gsrtrucs
IA Harcou-t Dod and ef kin Of SusaE
bod brown. deceased and other heirs and next
names and residences unknown. send greeting Were-
as John J. McCOok Of the city Of View foz< has late
New YORK 10 certain instrument writing re-
lang both real and personal property. duly proved
OF Princeton n j. deceased therefore yea sEd %
yOu cited appear before the Scrrazate OF
county Of New York at bis Office IN the eogny ef Ns
and three. haf-psst O'Clock the tsrsnron ec
that day tnen and there 70 attend TIE p-sbsre ne
hereby under the OF twsnty-one yearns
required 70 appear BY guardian u have
appointed O. OF your neglect faf-s
represent ard for you in the proceeding
SIrrogates' Court OF the said Cou-ty of View
o. So York 70 be hereunto afixsd Witness Hon.
County OF New York. al said eounsv 25th day OF
March in the OF Lord thousand nine hnnea
T. FAIRFAX Mcr.suGFFIIN
Clerk OF the surrogatss Court
Ny
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NE

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
- yorl,-Joseph sticBney Plaintiff against Anna "
Jnda-hiu and others In pursuance OF Juos
Sale. Guly made and entered N
the above-entitled bearing date the Sro DAY OF
Aril 1908 I undersigned, the Referee IN ssld Jus
nsnt named will Public Auction at ne new 5olh
Real Estate Saesroom. No I6i Broadway; IN the oor
oueh OF Manhattan City Of NeYork on the 2eth gay Of
the premises directed ny sda 9uo
nnent 10 be sold therein described as tooWs: Az
parcel of land sltuate Blns arc
being In the Borough Manhattan, IN the CITY county
OF New York mentioned and oescrlDed on
MAN Of lands 18th Ward OF the CITY or New fofk
The nroperty OF the Of Mary ClaEke dec mace
n Snit City Surveyor dated AprN otn lso!'
and bounded and follows: Beginning az
,oInt on the northery side OF Twenty street ds
fsn ore hundred 600 ftD westerly from the corner
formed by the Of said northerly SIDE OF
seventh street with the westerly side on Ienth
northery and paTele WITH feltn
Avenue ninety-eigt nine inches Se Il M 70 ,he
oenre lire thence westerly along sald centre
tvenhye feet (25 f. thence southerly again parallel
with Tenth Avenue and part OF the distance through
rarty wall nnety-erht feet nine inches COS Il M 70
Tweutyseveuth street and thence
sserIv and along norhery side of Twentyseventh
twenty-five {5 ft TO the point or place OF De-
ginning. ~, a.. ,aoa
N' SYLVESTER l. H WARD. Referee.
nIrRPHFY & METCALF. Attorneys for Piaintiil 10 wan
~ Street Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New-York.
rs following is diagram of the property to be sold
,u.rrghs above number being NO. 90 West
Tweuty-seyenth Street;
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TAYLOR, ELIZABETH REED.-IN PURsU-

l. spce CT an order OF Hon Frank T. FitzEerala a
S,,r--ere - The County OF notice Is hsreDy
gwen 10 ali persons having claims against Eaoetn s
~ County OF New York, deceased. 20
present the same vouchers thereof 10 the
her nI9ce Of trausacng business al tne oulcs q
Guthrie Cravath & Henderson. No. 40 WaI Street N
fhe Borough OF Manhattan IL the Cly OF NsN iol- IN
bef.ra fbe twentieth day OF Septeulbe- next
r1s-sd New York the twelfth day Of March Ist8
@N ~ JULIA REED TAYLOR ExecHtrx
GUTHRIE CRAvATH HENDEfSCNs st,4r.sss s@s...- -
Cfty OF New York
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Surrogates' Notices.
NIGHT. wIIIIAM HIN PURSUANCE

KNIGHT. WILLIAM HIN PURSUANCE
Ia of an order Of Hon Abner c. Thomas Snrrogats
oF the county OF NewYOrk. notice IS hereby gwen %
an Tsrsons having claims against William Il hnlsat.
~ta - ire Count York. deceased TO present
45s with vouchers thereof to the s1oscrisers
trCr Mace ~ transactuE business. at ne once OF
their attorney. Number - BreaGSay
NevT YORK CITY, on before the 10Th day
Cf November. 1905
DATED New City. Nav the 4th IsEt
1OT5N VI KNIGHT FLORENCE A COL1AFEI. Execu-
Rr-FGs l. WEAVER Attorney Executors z2s sroad-
Ne
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rOTrrT-y Of s45 coo IN magnificent i've Anert
II can basement modern dweiinx vith elevator 10
exchange for unencunbered country property
Solo- ~ I'VE Lots on side Of Sherman aE near
feadst price 50 each VIII exchange FOR equity
g. o.. or two double heavily encountered
rno1ern Villa. located south shore OF Long
island containing 10 rooms stable carriage nouss
ardsTers cottage, with $50 feet frontage on Great
sor,b paw depth 1900 feet 70 main ROAD exchange
equity Of $40 eoo for srooxiyn or A<hha1'an i"lS'
xr.,S.or,s "a room Residence hardwood trim. 10
rs-oadusv Tarrytown. New York; has all
s.,rov.rnts also stable for four horses plot loox
a. souItv 80 600; will exchange for Lots or snail
bNeH4i4s' HENRY r. CLINTON.
2i PARK ROW.
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The sale viii made subject to the amount unpaid
principal interest an existing norsase AoI
$1,000. . ,oo,
- SYLVESTER l. Il. WARD. Referee.
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To Let for Business Purposes.

OFFICES also suites; river view: $50 se4o $780, $3.50
J vssrIv. twelve stories: hrepro0f construction.
@-'' BUILDING 120 1AbsreSN
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

5scoe o+I to Sgs Sss:rs 4 s4d osass a4
81, geo; year per cent. $1,000
o Brien Patrick J: to New-Yorh and and cBT BT0oklyn
eornsr i42d-st saloon lease ali title: demand. .Oo
Thorn m Wesley TO Bernard Goodwin Wadsxorth
vsr, aYs fsg soDse to oyeag yoi ReS esi Com
Pany 115th' @ : % # ,Sds Ss sr ceg 20
Thorn; Wesley to Joseph Henschs; s4th-s5 st, sos
same to M1ron @ FAM; sith-st g. 1446 # Of
F9Tmann jacob. and another to Adolf AIandel:
st; prior mortgage $4,000 due April Il. 1905. o,
smith bsf etIa to Leon pier and another Broone
;t.- st. s. 50 It Of s1ffoEst; years. per coo
Ns%aa. sSnr Max to Miller stan
osteritorn. Elisa. and another to Yonksrs Savings
Bank i6sd-st. s. 50 # s Of cOurtlandt-avs; 600
stlwsiI Nelson D to city mortgage Company; % coo
Gam Jacob 70 saiO KoTn; 5sth-st- st o.. No , so4
East; also 7sth-st S. SEQ # Of 2d-aVe; . ,ooo
schneder Julia, to the Eastern Brewing Com.
&oVem6er &e1s r- = 1908 per 500
o414fhl9 4 P49s1f T6 ssi East sna %5f @s
zoSes S z Fenf5 Feaf Years 2 4E per c 1880
94th-st.; prior mortgage; given to secure build
ristano n9l' Melchiorre and another to samuel Will
af and Sc s9Ss5 o9o year & per por 5000
zoeer. Henrietta to Barbara Schmidt execu-
SIC 500: due April Il; 1904 per cent -, 1000
Emma, the John Eiehler Brewing Com
pam Pany Ibo5Sort due Apr i9o1 per cent 5000
(SreH William F. to German Savings Bank; West
5ar En's1f' ce1f oo4i L n =. 1900
Mgier git 70 JGnn 5I West Z 70 years per- 1900
Frank Louis Hyrnan Adelstein and another:
H1als0ost, paE oe5t NOS quo anu $500
SpTgHg. Eae nyS Years So ~ per cent 25coO
Mayors, Jennie L. 10 Louis II = Schneider: 18th
sent ssi s. o"'o II oi 10000
CGhen si 10 9f5 ase year. per 10 500
Sprung Bertha Sprung. guardian; 3d-st
No 946 East: prior mortgage, $4,000: due octo-
Der 25 1907, per cent. nt......-.-...----...- 1000
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Country Board.

CTAMFoRD. coNN.-Boarders SIS: country home;
- good fishing. Address H. THOMPSON. % Avery-st.
a inf
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n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

New york notice given all persons nasins
Z Eeunan late or the Couhty
New York present the same %ien Soas9ss
their place OF trassStsnk
tai,as No 53e pearl Street IN the City ot New YORK
IN ~ before the ?Oth day OF May nsxt
work the day November. leO[
WILLIAM G NEUMAN LOUIS z NEUAAN. Sr-
Executors
Stree. New York
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For SGLe or to Let-CountrH.

NOR SALE OR RENT Furnished. eiesant home:
4 Pelham Heights Westchestsrs principals Particulars
Box f5f. Pelham y. y
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Country Property to Let.

4 ONG BRANCH. wes+ End. Hollywood a1d El5sron
IL cottages TO from $500 upwards Apply 10
EMANUEL & CO. P. O BuildIng. Long Ezanon. ~ !!
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Real Estate " Wanted.

TJAVE CUSTOMERS fo- houses and store property II
II Brooklyn Send JACOB BAKER. 1S4 Roadway.
roo
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CTPRFME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY

SUPREME COURT NEW YORK COUNTY
= Royal Guest. Plaintiff against Clarence L
DssgnSant Summons. Trial desired IN New
ks County To the above named defendant You are
YORK the complaint IN this action.
g3 serve copy answer on the plaintiff At
Aao 70 after the service OF THIS
torss day OF service ana IN case OF
answer, judgment Will be taken
your Iau nv dfault for the relief demanded IN the
complaint
Datee. ->eN ~N-~' - THOMPSON r MALoNEY,
for Plaintiff
~ ali Street. Borough OF
JIM 'sfs-haftsn New York CITY -. ,.u.,,.
Snnsrcs = I>owther Defendant: The foregoing
i serged upon you by pqbhea1on
fufnIgss non Samuel Greenbanni. Justice OF t4e
sn orof court state New York dated me aen 49,
Sup4ena Saqs and fled with the eoHpiaint !. ~ 81
q - re-k Of New York County. at sas ~iS % ~
state Of Yo1F,
Dated. Ne" foiHs ai0 TEJ0MPsON q MALoNEY,
A attys Plaintiff.
-, e., ysor0Yeh OF Manhattan. Eew YesS 'lis-
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Real Estate for Sale or Exchange.

TsRETTY modern house: Orange. y J. 10 and
plumbing heat iDieid doors. Price,
81 500: r1ortgzge ss5O0s bargain OWNER Room Il Isl
Broadway
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Boys and Young Men-Country.

" cordvile Pa: location beautiful; elevated nes,ny:
instruction with recreation. professor
student life small boys admitted
no tobacco. J. SHORTLIDGE Yale. a NJ. PIE
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Notice of Summons.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
~ of New York. The Metropolitan Savings Bank,
plaintiff against Marie V. Sturges and Winfield s.
sturges her husband Emma Shannon and John shannon
hsusen her husband Jan. z Lilis and Thomas IAiis
TTr4sI York County. To above
each Of them: You hereby
-nyored II answer complaint in this action
ssyve cory OF your the plaintiffs attorney
1,h, vTenty days service OF the summons
isye Of the Gay service: and IN Of failure
arnesr judgment VIII be taken against you
Nv default for relief demanded in the complaint
-Dsfed New York February 18th, 1908
D-'e~' - AUGUSTUS S. HUTCHTNS,
,,,.-.tr. Attornev Postof5ce and 0flee Address No
Manhattan Borough. City Of New York.
70 me defendants Frances Cesthausen, Theodore G.
lane Liliis and Thomas Liis and each
sbsrn- The foregoing summons is served by
order OF Hon James A.
ia,cSs~d one Justices OF the Supreme Court OF
S-ate of New York dated Sh day Of APRIL 1908, and
ies WITH the Complaint the ofce OF the Clerk OF ne
.y ~ Kew york County Court House in the
sh ~ Manhattan. the City Of New York County
n Kew York State Of NeE York. OF TIE BIB DAY o.
Af5st Afn5sstea New York April i1th. 1893.
Dsleo' + AUGUSTUS S. HUTCHrNs.
Plaintiffs Attorney. Postofhcs ana o1ics aadress 20:
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
II2th-st. n Broadway, for six
story brick and hathous7 S7.ex8I TO- NJ
Tuuy owner; Israes & Harder. architects. s15000o
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Hotel Strand,

Atlantic CITY n ). a new. modern, are
proof hotel overlooking the word-famed Boardwalk and
resentatve. J. Z. TnENCF4ARD. at Hotel wellington
o5th and 7th Daily from 10 A h. &c r M
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1HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

DANIEL WHITFoRD. Attorney for Petitioner No 10
Broadway. Borough os Manhattan New York City.
n. Y
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T'ILLINGHAST, WILLIAM HIN PUkSU-
ance Of an order O Hon Frank T Fitzgerald.
s,rogate OF the County OF York notice hereby
e1,sn aIIpe having claims against Niiana Il
TfIrzhast late County OF New NoTk aeceastS-
~ nrssert the same vouchers Thereon, 20 tne
Sf5re If Guthrie 'Cravath & Henderson, No 40 wal
Street OF Manhattan in the CITY OF New ASA-
on or before the 20th day OF July next .oo,
Dated New York 10ch day OF January istS-
CHARiES " TIIIINGHAST. Executors
LOUIS EE STANTON. -
C=TrTrRTE CRAVATH & HENDERSON. Attorneys Ter
Fxecltors No 30 Wan Strsst. Borough of Mannat-a1'
City Of Nsw-York
Campbell. SARAH.-IN PURSUANCE OF
- an order OF Hon. Abner c Thomas. a Surrogate ot
the County Of New York II hereby given To al
having against sarah Campbell. OF
lie County OF York deceased TO present the same
with thereof. TO the subscriber al Der pace
OF r-ansacting the ONCE OF n Caid-sl
ber atfoTney 1S5 Broadway. Borough OF Mauhattan
in Of New York on or before the lotn oAS OK
July. 1908 - go,
CHARLOTTE s. YOUNG Administrative
II CALDWELL. Attorney for AdrniniStrstrtx. I'D
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan New YORK CITY
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
i Frank T. Fitzgerald, a Surrogate of the County OF
New York hereby given 70 all persons having
claims against Bevier late OF the County o. New
subscribers their pase o. business as
the Office Greves No % Park Place. In tns
CITY New York Borough OF Manhattan. On Or Defors
the 10Th day of October next, 49,
Dated New York. The eth day OK Aprm iSsS-
T951T ToFd FILLS 4 SsTdDbaRD. F'5Tg.aRs Executors.
JAMES S. GREvES Attorney for E1seutors q FArz
Place. n Y City
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-01

described as one of the finest examples OF
the great painter; in fact, the original of
his pluto snd Proserpine." painted for
the Madrid museum.
An autumn landscape by Ralph Albert
Blakelock brought only $3.50. The first
Turner sold, the "Lago di Maggiore, Lo-
%carno," was bought for $425. Its companion
piece brought $500. Raphael's original
study for his famous painting THE En-
tombment," was bid up to s1.40O.
A portrait by John Ruskin sold for $775,
though the %auctioneer produced a letter
vouching for it's authenticity and giving its
complete record,
Turner's "Ehren Freinstein.' which the
auctioneer said Mr.. Ishenhauser held for
2 ,OOO, sold for $500.
D~aubighny's work was not appreciated
very strongly. A large river scene, with
cattle, at moon rise, sold for 1000. It was
valued at $4,000.
1.-The Temple of the Wind" by Velasquez,
valued at $4,000, was bought for s525.
F~oryuny's Original Sketch of the Span
ish Marriage" went for $4,000.
There was spirited bidding for a picture
Of Canillitos-a picture Of the Grand canal,
Venice. but the bidding did not carry the
price higher than $3.50.
Hogarth's THE Green Room" sold for
S1,O75. 1t was valued at S1.525.
The first nights sale OF the paintings
realized $36,425, making the total for the
collection less than 500, 900.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-01
AmigarIa wins Handicap.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2s.-A good ride
good fortune and freedom from interfer-
ence landed Amigaria a length in front in
the finish of the Speed handicap, worth
S1,52O to the winner, today. ScOrpio. favor
lite at threes was used up in making pace,
and Amigaria, wearing the successive lead
ers down, outgamed St. Tammany In the
final drive and won out cleverly..
Musical slipper was the only beaten
Thane was run up to 81, 400 and bought by
S. c. Hildreth. Though sold for $4,000 20
e. Z. Smathers, the millionaire light har-
ness horseman, McChesney remains. at
least for the present, in the barn of Dur
rell g. Herr. Mr.. Smathers leaves shortly
for the Pacific coast and will decide what
to do with his purchase before he goes.
He may ship the great 4-year-old east or
may allow him TO start I'm TIE Montgomery
handicap at Memphis.
Weather clear; track muddy. Results:
First race, six %furlongs; Mollie t. won,
Musical Slipper second. Katie Gibbons third.
Time: lis.
Second race selling, one mile: Star and
Garter won, Fair Lass second, Brookston
third. Time: 1;41 1-5.
Third race. handicap. one mile and a six
teenth: Witful won, Ben Chance second,
Bud Embry third. Time: 1854 2-5.
Fourth race, the Speed handicap, six
second Josette third. Time: LII.
Fifth race, one mile and a half: Thane
won. Labon second, Ceylon third. Time:
Isl Sixth Ktii race. one mile: Ahumada won,
Marshall Nell second, Fonspray third.
Time: 1:45 2-5.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-01
SALT TRUST IS INDICTED
Frisco Grand Jury Holds Combine Guilty Of
Conspiracy to Raise Prices.
ALICE MARKET PURPoSELY DEPLETED
Product stored I'm Warehouse Forces
Prices Up, Enriching Company at
Expense of General Con-
sumer who Purchased.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2s.-Indictments
we're returned by the federal grand jury
today charging the Federal Salt company
with violating the Sherman antitrust law
Specifically the indictments allege a vio-
lation Of the second and third sections OF
the act of July, 1895. The sections, gen.
orally speaking, forbid a combination In
restraint Of trade to raise prices upon any
commodity.
The penalties that may be imposed under
the Indictment will be not only against Of
hcers and directors OF the so-called salt
trust" but also against the officers and
directors Of the constituent companies
which enter the trust.
The Indictment %recites that these con-
Germs formed an agreemen to store salt in
warehouses "for the purpose Of creating a
scarcity OF salt and thus raised the price
OF the commodity to the people to enrich
themselves.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-01
TROOPS SAIL FOR ISLANDS
Two Laden Transports Leave Frisco
for Philippines on same
Day.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2s.-Two great
United States army Transports, Logan and
Fitzpatrick, both loaded with troops and
troop baggage. for the Philippines. got
away at noon today. II is the first time
In a year and a half that the government
has found II necessary to dispatch two Of
these vessels on the same day.
All the room on Fitzpatrick was needed
for the Fourteenth regiment. ordered to
samar. The Fourteenth has been In the
Philippines before, and most OF the men
and ofhcers know what they have to face.
On the troopship Logan for Guam and
Manila, are the first squadron of the Thir-
teenth cavalry. twenty-six men, a de-
tachmens OF marines, 100 men and $50 sa-
loon passengers. With the cavalry is
Lieutenant Colonel e. d. Thomas.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-01
INeLESIDE RACING CLOSED
San Francisco Season Ends with Good
sport and sensational
Finishes.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2S.-The racing
at Inglesiae came to a close today. The
feature was the mile event, in which Leader
was favorite. Epicure. quoted at 10 to l.,
won.
Bearcatcher was a favorite for the 2-year-
old race, and won handily from Gasoline.
When the field went to the post for the
last race the judges found that M~eehanus
was lame and excused him. Constellator
was favorite at to 10, but tired after
racing with Antolee and was beaten by
st. SeveT.
Weather clear and track fast. Results:
First race, futurity course selling: Lands
downe won, Nellie Hawthorne second. Alice
Carry third. Time: 1913.
Second race, seven-eighths of a mile. SELL
ing: Sir Hampton won. Alado second,
Davids third. Time: 1:2Sk.
Third race, one-half mile, for 2-year-olds.
purse: Bearcatcher won, Cascine second,
Knob Hampton third. Time: 0:4Sh.
Fourth race, one mile. handicap: Epicure
won, Yellow Tail second, Leader third.
Time: 1894.
Fifth race. one mile and a quarter. SELL
ing: Expedient won, Autolight second,
Royalty third. Time: 200.
Sixth race, one mile and seventy yards,
purse: st. Sever won, Constellator second,
Antolee third. Time: 1:45k.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-01
PICTURES IN POOR DEMAND
valuable Paintings by Masters Go for
Almost a Song mt an
Auction.

NEW YORK. Feb. 2s.-Eighty pictures
belonging to J. d. IshenhAuser's collection
have been sold at Mendelssohn hall for
$50, lO5. This was just about as much as
three Of the best paintings were valued at
by the owner. Old masters sold at 500 and
up. Turner's and Gainsboroughs were in
the $500 class and velasquez brough only
S525.
The best price brought by any picture
was for a landscape and cattle, by Paul
Potter, bought for IS, 900. The next highest
price was for Sir Joshua Reynolds portrait
OF Richard Groville, hTst earl Of Temple.
bought for $4,000.
A Rubens sold for S2.25O, though IL was
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-01
RISKY PLAN TO WIN CUP
New Shamrock viii Gain Fifteen Sec
Onds on Each Tack or Not
Sail Mt All.

LONDON, Feb. 2S.-Mr. Fife has taken a
most desperate chance in introducing a
revolutionary feature in Shamrock III,
which, II successful at all, will add fifteen
seconds to the yachts speed every time 1t
goes about.
The keel Of the present challenger Is TO
be only twenty feet long, whereas thirty
five feet has heretofore been considered the
shortest possible length. This means that
the boat must be perfectly designed In
order to balance the 100 feet of hull on this
short mass of metal. Mr.. Fife considers
this perfect balance.
This new feature is considered by com
petent judges to be the boldest sort of an
experiment, but certain to provide a mar
veilously fast boat If It will sail at all.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-01
FERRY BOATS in COLLISION
Two Men Are Badly Hurt, while
Several Women on Board be-
come HystericaL.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2S.-There was a col
lision in the North river today between
the ferryboat, New Jersey, OF the Penn
sylvania company, and the ferryboat, Ridge
wood, Of the Erie Railroad company.
Julian Legart Of Rutherford. N. j., and
William Hayes Of Paterson, N. j., were
badly hurt.
New Jersey struck Ridgewood on the
mems cabin side, making a big hole. Ridge
wood was crowded with passengers and a
number OF women on board became hys-
terical.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-01
LAST WEEK WITH THE BoWLERs
Pretty Fight for Second Place Adds
Interest to the Waning
League Season.

Rolling In the Omaha Bowling league
during the last week was the best the or
ganizatlon has done this year. There are
but nine more games to play this season
and the bowlers seem to recognize the fact,
a1r ohey are snsTtins IN on tne hom me
the week Just ended was by Ill odds the
best yet. Even at that there is really, a
standing, and both are somewhat long
Most striking is tbs hght the Clarksons
team has mounted remarkably in a fort
night: That length of time ago 1t was
fourth on the list. 1t slid into third but
men. Last week 1t took three straight
games from the Nationals. and the Gate
greatly reduced the distance between the
Gate City and Clarkson teams. The latter
now has a good chance to make second IN
son men are rolling better ball than the
Gate Citys just now, and the latter team
mas the worst of the draw from now on. 1t
meets all the strong teams, the Omahas,
Germans and then the Clarksons them
selves. The Clarksons have the st. Charles,
the Krug Parks and the Gate Citys.. They
may close up that gap Of 81 points in per-
c~entage. The other shift that is possible is
the passing of the Germans ahead of the
Nationals for fourth place.
teams from last week, but there have been
some big alterations in percentages. The
Omahas took three from the Krug Parks,
the Clarksons three from the Nationals,
the Westerns three from the St. Charles,
the Germans two from the Gate Citys. II
was a week of whitewaShes. Then the
Gate Citys and Nationals finally played of
that postponed series, and the former
team won two of the three. That brings
the teams all up to schedule.
The feature of the week was that the
Omaha team tied the Germans high total
of 1,O61 for one game. The Omahas made
this on Monday night in the third game of
their match against the Krug Parks. This
was on Lentz & Williams alleys. The
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last on the same alleys against the same
team, Krug Parks.
The list OF individual averages shows
Emery still first, with a lead greatly in
creased. He could hardly be headed now.
There are now thirty-one bowlers of the
average ner game They are.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-01
DEPUTY SHERIFF A MURDERER
Kills Father-in-Law, wounds Wife,
Attempts to shoot Son and
Kills Himself.

JoNEsBoRo. Ca, Feb. 2s.-William
Farmer, deputy sheriff Of Clay county, last
night instantly killed his father-in-law.
James Christian, MORALLY wounded his
wife and attempted to kill his son, but the
gun missed FIRE.
The frenzied man then turned the gun
upon himself and fired. dying instantly.