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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-17
3Ce&femBnrG.

M It o d. Ser foaialbemotratif9e
Rei9stassabseorbnete Or. Sofepb
9erafelb, tpel9er ben 5. Medlenbursz
@9neriner Wabltrets pertritt, tpurbe
su 14tasiser@ efdnsnibbaft perurtbeilt.
neil er fopobl an Der &ei9stasspabl
in &oitod. pie in Berlin tbeilnabm,
alfo apeimal bas Wablre9t ausiibte,
auerft bel Der 9auptpabl unb bann Bel
Der Stt9pabl. Sr. 9er5felb ertlGrte
bor @eri9t, fem lesaler Mobnfb lei in
Hoitod, er babe aber audi in Berlin
cine Mobnung, bic er iebes Sabr mebs
rere Monate binbur9 benube. Snfolse
beFen babe er am 16. sunni in Roitod
unb am Is. Stunt in Berlin seitimmt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-17
DIrttem6era.

6 t 9 t. Ser htelige 9es
meinberatb lieB probeneiie an bic Or
better bes ftdbtifden @asperts unents
geltlt9 &affee abseben. SIM @ansen
purben 1880 Sitter foniumtrt. Sie
probe fol Big 1. Mpril n. S. fortgefebt
tperben, UNI GrsebniHe fir bic @tatss
beratbuns gu erbalten, Bel Der bic
bauernbe @tnri4tuns biefer 8affees
Mbgabe ertpogen perben ion.
@Dppinsen. 9te piirttembers
glide Metalhpaarenfabrtf, 3peisnies
berlafuns @Oppinsen. min tiinftis als
8etriebstraft nur nod elettrtf4eu
Strom pertpenben unb bat iiber befen
2ieferung NIT ben Nedarnerfen Mlts
ba9=O ei5isau etnen 8ertras abses
fdloFen. Die 3ufiibruns bes Stros
mes ion bur9 bic bereits i'm 8etrieb
befinblide 9odfpannunssleituns Be-
tpirft nerben.
9eiIbronn. Sn 3aberfelb finb
Bel einem 8ranbe Der 9anbelsmann
Wolf Serbian unb feline atpei abt> unb
aebnidbrigen &inber Derbrannt.
6 u b m | g 8 b u + 9. SIN &tr4s
beim ftarb 9etnrt9 Walder, Sbeilhaber
Der einen Meltruf senieBenben bieiisen
Orselbauanftalt Walder C 60.
1lm. 9iefer Sage fanb, porberei>
tet unb sef0rbert BON Der bteiigen Nbs
tbetluns Der beutf9en 9efenf9aft fir
etbif9e &ultur, Der erite @oltsunters
baltunssabenb itatt. Ser 1900 perfos
men fafenbe Saalbau mar auspere
tauft, unb sas 9elinsen bes Mbenbs
fi9erte cine baloise Wieoerboluns.
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8efer als elm &fafer.

Gin Stid Slaneu nit CHAMBER
lain's S@mer3enbaliam ansefeu&tet
unb auf Die in Mttletbeni&aft se3osez
men Gbeile selest LIT better als ein
pflafter fur einen labu,eu &adeu unb
fur Sdmer3en In Der Seite unb In
ben 9iften. pain Balm fann als
2inniment fur 9eiluns ttefitsenber,
mustularer urb rbeumatii&er S&mer=
3en ni@t abertroffen tuerben gu pers
taufet bei allen Patentnebi3ius 6dnts
Tern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-17
Sa@(em.

Dresden. Die Stabtperorbnes
ten ertlGrten ii9 einperftanben nit elmer
GrbDbuns bes 8etriebspermOgens Der
@tabt bon 100000 Mart auf 6,000.s
600 Mart. Die bierau nothpenbise
MbGnberuns Der @runbbeitimmunsen
fir bic Jinan3bertpaltung murbe ebens
faus angenommen. - Neuli4 tpurbe
auf benz Erinitatisfriebbofe bas @rab>
bentmal bes i'm Jebruar 1902 b~erftors
bene1 Observation-Disclosures Der fDnid,
li1en S9anIpiele, bes @ebeimen He,
sierunssratbs Senrp pierion, entbiiIt.
-@eftorben 1T babier Der ebemalise
rufff9e @efanbte am fG9ifden 9ofe.
@ebeimer Ratb Baron Mleranber b.
Mensben.
6 &c mniB B. 9as Rriessseri9i
bat ben Stabsarat Der Referpe, S4pas
BE, unb ben Sber=NffiftenSar5t Der Mas
rine, 5la9s. ipesen piitolenbuells gu
ie brei Monaten Seftunssbaft perurs
tbeilt.
2eipsis. Die Ronfumpereine in
2eip5is unb llmsesenb eraielten i'm leB>
ten @ef9dftsiabr einen @eiammtums
fab BON 1925, 40 Mart. Sie &C.
fammtzM itslieberaabl fieg BON 43, 17O
auf 45,790. On 9ipibenben nurben
In ben einaelnen 3neisbereinen 9 Bis
10 pro5ent ausbe5ablt.
2ugau. .Sn @esennart bes Mmtss
bauptmanns 9r. 9albauer, fOpie Der
8ertreter Der Staats= unb SrtsbebDrs
ben fanb bier bic Priifuns Der S9iles
rinnen bes erften Wanberfo4turfus
ftatt. Die febr gut perlief. Sm @nf4lub
on bic Yriifung erfolgte bic @rOffnung
bes S~tpetten &urfus, gu benz ii9 pieoer
eine bebeutenbe InSabl S9ilerinnen
melbeten.
s eum a. @or &ursem purbe
bic pouipurise Nebenbabn 8ottensriinz
Sbeuma e%rDffnet.
IN d II. SIM 8e5irfe Der &reiss
bauptmannf9aft 3ptdau 1T Elm @erein
CUR Musbilbung bon Rriippeln, foneit
biefelben bilbunssfdbtg finb unb seets=
net gema9t tperben fDnnen, it9 ibren
2ebensunterbalt gu berbienen, sesriinz
bet tpprDen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-17

Der baperff9sa' atabemie Der WifIens
f&aften teitamentariid 100000 Mart.
Mu9sb urg. Ser dlteite Mns
gduer, Der ebemalige Sefonom SoIef
Raufeifen BON Oflinss. feierte ieinen
102. @eburtstag.
9 m b g. Der 2anbratb bon
O%berfranten bat bef9lofen, bas @ut
Rubenbers Bel 8ambers our grri9s
tung elmer apeiten 3reisirrenanitalt
nit lanbpirtbfdaftlidem 8etrieb nit
ALIEN Snpentar fit $4,000 Mart ans
~5ufaufen.
@eroIabofen. 9ie feierIide
grSffnuns Der 2otalbabn @erolabofens
S&meinfurt bat biefer Sage ftattses
funben.
9 Ossinsen. airsli9 ftarb.
81 Sabre aft, Der bieiise 3pirnerets
unb Ndbfabenfabritant aommeraien>
roth Wilbelm Bug.
9otatir9en. Mit einem ao>
ftenaufnanb bon 10000 Mart erbdlt
Offering cine reue MaFerleituns.
tpel9e aus ben, seeisneten Nuenenses
bet Bel Obermiibltbal sefpeift pirb.
q irnberg. Oas neue Saras
torium fir tpeiblihe 2unsentrante i'm
Jiirtber Stabttpalbe tpurbe feierli9 er>
Dffnet.-Oer SenatsprGiibent a. ..
bes Oberlanbesseri4ts, Mertel, 1T i'm
81. Gebenstabre 9eftorben.
Sberdm m g a u. Dor Der
Miin9ener 9anbperfsfammer ma9te
unfer gbriftusbariteQer, Mnton Gang,
bic priifuns gum 9afnermeifter, bic er
nit Mus5et9nung beitanb. Gang bate
fem Meifterftiid, einen Diem in einem
Reubau, in Miin@en Snsefertist.
90 m. Der gtienbabn=
fisfus forberte BON Der Stabt Wertz
beim gum 9elGnbeertperb fir bic 8abn
Stabtpro5eltenzW ertbeim einen 3uz
f9ub bon 10000 Mart. Ser Sc
rneinberatb unb 8iirserausf9uB senebz
rniste biefe Summe nit GROCER Maioz
ritGt.
WeiBenburg g. Sir bas 2D,
rnertafte1 Bel Weibenburs betpiGiste
Der mittelfrGnttf9e 2anbratb 1900
Marf. 8ts iebt tit bon bieiem &aiteu
ettpa Der brittle She'll freiselest.
&asa ner Rbri.tpfuif.
SORT #. Ser 8afaltbru9aufieber
Sremmel unb Der Metnfommif1iondr
Mobba9er purben bon benz Sabrif>
arbeiter 9insler bur9 Meferiti4e
f9tper perlebt. 8
Neuf It j. Muf bet CRUDE 2oui=
fentbal f9lus Der 8ersmann @rdiel
elm aoblenitiid auseinanber, bas einen
@prengiduB entbirlt. Ser S9uB e1z
plobirte unb rib @rGfel 9aumen unb
3eisefinser beiber 9Gnbe ab.
. benb a d. Bis Dor &ur5em
firb bier i'm @ansen As P%erfonen bonn
SDpbus ersriffen porben; 8 ftarben,
81 iinb interchangeable. OILS urfa4e
1inb f9le9te 2rintnah erperbGltnthe
feitge1teut porben.
W / b E n. Sabter feterte bas
gbepaar peter unb @life Sbirtpddtcr
bic solbene 9o95eit.
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Gin t4emrer Srrttnut.

Srrtbimer touuer man@mal iebr
bod gu fteben. 9dufs 1T bas 2ebeu
ielbit Der Yreis etnes Srrtbums, aber
ibr sebt rie febt, peu,1 sSbr Dr.
atns's Meue 9ebenspiqene seSen Ser.
itopfuns, S@mtnbel, &opfweb. 2eber.
ober Masens8 ei@merben. sic iinb
anSenebm gu rebmen, mirten aber per.
tett. 25cts In %. 5. 3ubn's apo=
tbete.
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&aOem.

RarIsru E. Ser preubtf9e
@efanbte Mbmiral b. @tfenbeder
murbe in Der Ndbe bes 8abnbofs BON
einem Mabfabrer rieberseporfen. gr
erlitt cine @erlebuns am 8ein, bic lGns
sere dratlide 8ebanbluns erforbert.-
pfarrer Hubolf Malter, Der langiGbz
rtse Mnitaltssetitlt9e am eDangelii4en
Dtafonifenbaus. 1T i'm glitter bon SO
Sabren s%eftorben.
5reiburg. Inter ben fir bas
Winterfemefter bier immatritulirten
1881. @tubirenben. befinben fin &c
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-17
@eferreiG.

n. Ser @tabtratb bat Be-
f9lofen, benz Gemeinberatbe gu em=
pfeblen. CUR grinnerung an ben inn
Sabre 1895 berftorbenen WobltbGter
@eors &elermann (Stifter bes Seller
mannf4en atnber=papiGons) eine1r
Monumentalbrunnen i'm Z. 8eairfe gu
erri9ten. Serielbe ion auf benz plaBe
Bel Der areuaung Der Geutiftsafe unb
S9ottenbofsaiie erri9tet perben.-
8om 1. Sanuar 1904 ab pirb bier cine
@o9eni9rift fir 8linbe beraussesez
ben, bic erite berartise 3eituns, bic
iiberbaupt in beutf9er Spra9e err
f9eint. Sas 8latt eri9etnt in Der
8raiqe'f9en taitbaren punfti9rift
unb ptrb in Der Sruderei 'bes 8ltnz
beninitituts 9obe @arte berseitent.-
@eitorben iinb bier Der periif9. Gene
%raltonful @eors &otb, 8eiiber Der sroz
Zen Metautpaaren= unb &%apieIfabri<
ten in Wien, Seltrbnrf unb 2i9ten=
ipGrtb, &esierungsratb Camille Sttte,
Direftor Der Staatsseperbei9uIe. unb
Dr. SO. 9etn, pripatbosent fir ause>
meine G%tbnpgrapbie an Der Wiener
l1niperiitdt uno a~uftosabiuntt am Na>
turbiftorii9en 9ofmuieum.
9 E n. Ser @erbanb Der Sell
Decentralization Seuti9 SIb<
tirpls bat bur9 ben 2anDesfulturratb
eine petition an bas @iienbabnmini@
iterium seri9tet betreffs brinsenb ssz
niinf9ten Musbaues Der 9intf4gauz
balm Bis 2anbed unb 9erfteluns bes,
Mnf9luFes an bic S9tpei5. um bier
bur9 Elm reues nDtbises 4biaBsebiet
fir bic Wetne aus 9euti9zS iotirol au
f@affen.
Ra9au. Ser 2eutnant bes 81.
Snfanterie= &esiments, MlfreO Spas
nilp ipurbe gum Snfanteriiten besras
Dirt unb gu ie9sidbrisem Radoienen
berurtbeilt. Spanilp bate ii9 in einem
Dffentlifen 2otal an einem Sfanbdl
betbeilist, bel tpeI9er 9elesenbeit ibm
feline @eitentpaffe abgenommen purbe.
Ru It / n. 9as altbiitoriide
@9loB MitteriiG i'm Ober= pinasau,
bas niele Sabre Der Sib Der taifer<
Ii9en 8ebDrben fir ben @eridtsbeairf
MitteriiG unb sulebt @isentbum bes
8rauereibefibers Wabl in @ugsburg
tpar, 1T INN ben preis bon 10000
Rronen in ben 8eiib bes MDbelfabrt=
fanten sSilippi in Mien iiberaeadraer.
Ntfpls burg 9. 9ier beging
iinsit Der 8%Gdermeifter emanuel
Robn, elm &abebtpz8 eteran, Der bic
italtenifden Selbaise mitsemadt, feie
men 80. 9eburtstag. Ser Subilar tit
Batter bon feds SDbnen. bic fdmmtli4
benz Mrmeeperbanbe ansebOrt baben
ober gum Sbeile nod a~nseb0ren.
Dim ii B. Der l1ebunssf9uIebrer
an Der biefisen beutf9en 2ebrerbils
bunssanftalt, g. 2a9nit, bat fid er@
f4o1en. Sie uriaae birfte Settles
ftOruns fein.
poIa. Oieier Sage fanb auf Der
Werfte bes 3onitrutttonsarfenals bic
Saufe unb StapenaRune bes neueu
pansertreusers st. @eOrs" TAFT.
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fen, ipel6e so beuffae Teuer6eftats
tunsspereine an bas Ibseorbnetenbaus
ri9ten molten nit benz Outrage, bic Res
sieruns gu erfu9en. bic our ginfibs
runs Der fatultatipen Seuerbeitattuns
erforberliaen sefebseberif&en Mabs
,1abmen gu treffen. Ser Masiitrat
bate ii9 fdon porber bieier petition
anaef4lpf1en.
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Mlfsr bon SO 5 seftorben.
OfoeuBura.

OIbenburs. Die Musfteauns
bon beutfden pferben in Der Weltaus>
ftelluns in ct. 2ouis 1T geii9ert. 9iers
an perben ii4 bic 3i4ter 9oIfteins.
Olbenburss unb Offrieslanbs betbeiz
ltsen, unb apar tperben aus iebem
3u9tbeairt 10-15 pferbe our Musz
fteluna fommen.
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Ga 0ritbe III iuriren In AZ etunhen

aein Wtttel tomn1t. benz Worner'S
Wbite @tne Of Gar Sprlp fur bteie
f9redli6e iinb fotaIe 6ranfbetf geld.
Wenn poriGriftsmdBts sencmu,en rnb
In 3eit. beilt es eineu Jal tn 4S
Stunben, unb beiu1 9uften. Der ber
Grippe folat. yerfeblt es ME 2tntes
no. preis 95q unb so Gents.
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9refe $td0fe.

8 a m 3 + 9. Die 9afenbeb1rbe
bon DoDer unb bic 9amburssMmerita.
Oampfer : @efelf9aft unteraei9neten
etnen Rontratt. tpona9 bic 9ampfer
Der @efeIf9aft na@ Suli 1904 9ober
als Mnlaufbafen beniiBen tperben. 81:
9afenarbetten unb n%otbtpenbisen Giz
Observation-Disclosures purben bereits
in Ingriff genommen. = Ser 9arn>
burger Senat nabm bic auidbrli9e
Mabl apeier 8iirsermeifter Dor. 81.
g. 9a9mann tpurbe gum eriten 8iirs
germeiiter setpGblt unb 9r. S. g.
MDndebers gum atpetten. = profeHor
Sofepb Sittarb, elmer Der anseiebeniten
beutf9en Mufitfrittfer, 1T in 9amburg
geitDrben.
Bremen. Dem Jiibrer bes Norb,
beutfden 2lopbbampfers r0epatponsa
f." Rapitdn &uempel, fopie benz erften
Offiaier bes S@iffes, Nebbel, tpurben
in @nertennung Der &ettuns BON 81
S9iffbrii9tgen elmer an Der 9tnefiz
f9en Riite nerlafenen groben 9ineii>
f@en 9f9unfe, bic beim @tntreffen bes
Oampfers benz Sinfen nabe mar, bonn
Raifer bon Gbina Der boppelte Oras
@enorben 8. Rlafe nerlieben. = Ser
internattonale !9o9ftapler NifoIaus
Sabine pber @raf be Soulouie>2 autrec
tpurbe bonn bteiisen 2anbseri9t tpeser,
perf9iebener S9ninbeleien gu 1 Sabr
8 Monaten 3u4tbaus. perurtbeilt.
6 il 3 d. Sbeobor Gaeberb, Der
hetannte 2unffforfher. lit in Qiibed i'm
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3Drnut4tz 31reHfnlesr.

M ii n +. On Der uniberfttdt
Miin}ter finb i'm laufenben Winter>
balbiabr 1904 Stubenten einsefdriez
ben, segen 1906 i'm Sommerbalbiabr.
Oie iuriftif9e Safultdt 1T bon 280 auf
321 @tubirenbe seftiesen, bic tbeoloz
glide unb bic sbilofopbif4e 5atultdt
baben basesen einen fletnen &iidgang
gu beraei4nen.
8ieIefeIb. 9ie Stabtperorb>
.sA+on hsheu fih. Der Hetition anaefmlofz
The sun., 1903-11-18
THE JUDGES WORK HARD.
Many Hackne!s Pass in Reyiew-Fine
Points Of the Winners.

A fringe Of spectators around the ring
and a sprinkling in the seats made the
spacious building look lonely when the
first class entered the ring, 1t was quail
flying class for hunters. and those selected
we're 10 entertain the crowd during the
closing hour Of the programme for the
day. Preliminary classes at best have
but little attraction except to those having
an interest in the results.
II was a pleasant contraN when two high
bred young hackneys walked into the ring
in answer 70 the call for Class 81 1t was
Tor mares two years old, height not to be
considered. Eben d. Jordan of BOSTON
sent in Mia Cara by Lord DENLY H.,
and W. E. Wooiend was represented by
Solitaire B., daughter Of Danegelt 1t did
not need judge to decide the winner.
Mr. Woodends entry ia simply a wonder
Her action, round and full, has rarely been
equaned and never exoellsd by any winner
who has ever trod the tanbark OF this ring
where 70 rnany-chaznpdons have won high
honors.
Class 80 was also for hackney mares
The sun., 1903-11-18
The Programme for To-day.

From until 10 A. NJ. horses may be exercised
In the ring by permission OF the superintendent
1890 A. M.-Premnary trial OF 2S horses suitable
to become hunters. entered In Glass 81. and only
pete In that class at 845 p. n. this afternoon.
IL A. M.-Prelimnary trial over the jumps OF 40
horses entered In Glass 0i for the best performance
OF hunters over six successive jumps s feet high,
to compete In that class at 10 p. NJ this night.
l2 M.-Judglng four Shetland ponies under sad
l2aop. M;-JudgIng six pairs of ponies in har.
1925 p M-Judgng two pony stations shown
with three Of their get Glass 50.
l,;s5P. M.-ludging six pony stations, Glass So.
2P. M.-,Judgng two pairs OF roadsters and best
3l5 p, M-judgng seventeen ponies under
24s p. M,-judclnc nineteen horses and best
appointed runab9uts. Glass IS. -
$40 p. M.-Judgng three heavy draft teams
(four in hands,, Class los,
a2s p; M:-,ludglng hvs park teams four-in-
s4s p. M.-Judging those horses selected to
compete as horses suitable TO become hunters.
4;25 P, M.-Judslng Ave herds Of Shetland ponies,
Class So
4;4O p. M.-Judglne, seven horses suitable for
p. M.~ludglnV eighteen pairs Of horses
driven by ladies. appon nents to count, Class Ill.
$50 p, M.nJudgng twelve saddle horses, Glass 70.
$50 P M;-IudslnE ,wea,y hve harness horses
p. M..-Judglne twenty two saddle horses.
$50 p. M--.Judgng nineteen gig horses for the
Waldorf ,AstoTia cha Challsnge . cup ,, class II ". -
previously selected to compete over SIX successive
Jumps S feet high. Glass l0l.
The sun., 1903-11-18

show yesterday were Er. and Mrs. Rober-
A. McCurdy, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. Thet
baud, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther A. Kountze.
Mr. and Mrs. George b. Post, Mr.. and
Mrs. John l. Waterbury, Mr.. and Mrs
II. II. Hollister, Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
Feliowes, Commodore and Mrs. Elbridge
T; Gerry, the Misses Gerry. Mr. nsand and Mrsi
Burden, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry 8. Lehr, Mrs.
Frederick Nelson, Frank Work, Mrs.
Burke Roche, Miss Cynthia Roche, Miss
Anna Sands, Morton W. Smith, E. Berry
Wall, L. G. Potter. F.. T. Underhill, MIR.
and Mrs. H. L. Herbert. P. F. Collier, Mr..
and Mrs. c. Oliver Iseln, Miss lselin, R. F.
Carman, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ambrose Clark,
OK. G. Billings, E. T. Stotesbury, Thomas
Hitchcock, Jr., James H. Moore, William
H. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Reid, Mr..
and Mrs. Jules S. Bache, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
K. Sturgis.
party Of friends in her box in the evening.
She wore an embroidered black velvet
costume and picture hat with whiteplumes.
Mrs. William G. Loew was dressed in pale
blue. Mrs Hugo de Frtsch wore gown
Of light gray crepe de chine and a white
toque.
black lace over white silk an ostrich feather
boa. and picture hat.
Mrs. Lanfear Norrie wore dress OF white
lace with applique OF black and white
hat with shaded red plumes.
Mrs. Howard Gould wore gown OF
epanged white lace with pink flowers and
white picture hat.
Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs wore dress Of
black jetted net and Mrs. James w Gerard,
who was In the same box. was similarly
attired.
The sun., 1903-11-18

50 per cent: the broaShsm as harness, i5: lyenes
ss aSi:s; iASs5a SfIs tss'
s SpSs1ssa 's ssass
ssd G'R1ne S11en Ds sy John S % anyy yss
e. sy "a hsnd %h
PONIES UNDER SADDLE.
Glass 7s-ponles exceeding 1871 hands and not not
exceeding 1i2 hands years old or over; must
V and sHS H'rS pAze s ilee Paula sh m
Miss Vera Boodgood; ridden by, owner Second co nd
~ rns IatsE Sdsu 0i BY hrs
TIa pfs 's Ssen by Fy
Edwin H. Weatherbee. ridden By $. Holloway
QuAIIrIED HUNTERS.
sns Ys S see mSs SaSs
fSs q ts as9d
y; pn1s srs M no%as s1as' Ailek:osS h adsn
SsaS; Pss @ TSsus,''ssa ,'sa.D N l3a, III,
sged William Littauer HIDDEN By d. 'Donohue.
oSsr Ssq eHces sHS 70 S0"n % ps
T., u
Sts
prss sns$S1 s$S Jennie ME Wasson. Vsss" % iss hands
Wilson: Highly eomncnded. DInse. bay. ch; g.
ie hands years, by MacDuf James Hever: ridden
HORSES SUITABLE TO BECOME HUNTERS.
Glass 9e Horses. middle weight; up to carving
between le5 and 100 pounds TO hounds: conforma.
iudssd Sy hels IF hanSsrs. MAJ s' ean1ofnnoh @ aas!ly
and ability TO carry the welyht.-flrst prize S2Go,
sJT ridden Sd % r. bS%s bsssi pr!s
e cw ESdA,d sSd usy ddea de f. wilson,
ys ysaf, I'd '1"s HEX hnda By %soa @ Rsh
B. husss; ddsn by g. eseS
TAHDkMB.
Class 54-Harness tandem. the horses TO be over
ShWy wei 1. bred Win s Afn H and
isgt hands 't' ysaTs pfs sld s Le1d 2ep Burlssh
lS;2,S hands years Jo;asp a1'yen by r
hId Asls: s'%ss5f snf AsI5sss En- s
hands aged @ and p{.1s @ r1oS eS lS2, hands
sy1sarsii j. :, Carlisle. dI,yen By & Quick; hand,
ssy 4o1rse s
D. G. Reid. driven by c. a. Baudoune.
SADDLE HoRsEs.
Class 72--Cobs. not less than l4l bands and not
$50 pounds Manners O 70 C count unit 50 per cent
formation ls per cent; quality. 20 per cent Faces
essy esn.sr FIJI prize NSs .ioe sSol!y. dun: &.
it2?i hands years; r, ". Rlves, ridden BY 5.
Holloway. Second prize, $50, Queen Elizabeth.
Or; m, rs hands; Years Edwin n. Wsa'hsr6es'
ch. e.. H.2 hands, years; Central Park Riding
Highly commended. Spokanetta, b. M, ~
j. Mcdonald.
Glass 6I-Horses over 1872 hands, years old or
over, up to carrying 200 pounds; Judged by their
quality, manners and ability TO carry the welghM
manners to count 80 per cent. conformation 70
Elsa. ch. m, 1873 hands years; Mrs: John Gerken;
b. g. lS.3i3 hands g years. Watson Webb: ridden
by $. ". Stlllwell Third prize. ss5 Bsfour br. e.
owner. Highly commended Maple Leaf. ,. m,
l6 hands. years; ". L. Woodend. ridden by II.
Wilson.
PONIES IN HARNESS
Class e2-Pairs OF ponies other than shetland,
under ~ hands three years old or over: mus be
poncaster Model. b. S., il.S hands, years. Mrs
John Gerkcn, driven by owner, Second prize
40, Spider b. e, 10 hands years Miss Lorena Car
B. ils hands, years. 7. l., Watt, driven BY Miss
br: S" iO.2ls hands years. lrvinton STOCK farm,
driven BY II. White
POUR IN HANDS.
Glass s8-Teams exceeding 10 han IDS: contorma-
considered: TO be shown before q coach. drag or
body brake-First prize $3.50. William q Moores
!ealn. driven by owner. Second prize, 1925. d g;
Rsa sss dvsn by C. ,ea aHsn by 9fa
I'ownes, Highly commended, Dr. John L. VENTS
team. driven by owner.
The sun., 1903-11-18
TYPHOID AT WILLIAMS:
Ten OF the College students in the In
frnlary with q Fever.

WILL1AMsTowN, Mass. Nov. IA
disease which in some ways resembles
typhoid fever exists among the Williams
College students, and ten men are already
prostrated with it. The physicians at first
seemed to think that it was form of grip,
although they will not admit it is typhoid.
The inf1rmary is filed with sick students
The temperature of the sick men ranges
from l03 to 1N. 1t is lower in the morning.
but when night comes on begins to rise.
1t is believed that the disease may have
come from impure milk
The sun., 1903-11-18
Larcenous Honeymooner Let Go.

Clarence Leonard the eighteen-year-old
clerk Of Haskins d Sells, expert account
Amounting % to about $4,000 and then eloped
with katherine Miller from Fast Orange
to Vancouver, is free. He pleaded guilty
last week and yesterday Judge Cow ing
in the General Sessions suspended aen-
tence. Leonard's father has made restitu-
ton to the firm. Young Leonard mar led
Miss Miller
The sun., 1903-11-18

Supreme Court Justice Giegerich de-
cided yesterday that Mrs. Frances Davi-
dow was entitled to a separation from her
husband, Edward e. Davidow. Harlem
jeweller. Davidow, in answering her com
plant, alleges that she voluntarily aban-
doned him and that he was willing to take
her back and make home for her. Justics
Giegerich says that the evidence shows
that Davidow abandoned her and that his
offer to take her back was not made in good
faith
The sun., 1903-11-18
Nebraska Bank Robbed.

OMAHA. Neb.. Nov. 17.-The First Ma
tional Bank Of Lyons. Neb, was robbed
early this morning of $4,000. the robbers
blowing open the safe with dynamite.
Then they stole a team of horses and made
their escape.
The sun., 1903-11-18
"Pium Dun" the Pick pocket, Under Arrest

PITTsBURa. Nov. IA man who was
arrested on Sunday night on a charge OF
breaking into the notion store Of Ferguson
4 Ferguson, in Chatham street, was identi-
fed to-day by Detective James W. Eagan
as Frank Jones, better known in criminal
circles es "Plum DutY." The prisoner is
said to he one Of the most notorious pick
pockets in the country and made New York
his headquarters for years.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-05-08
PRISONER IN GOOD SPIRITS.
Omct.ts Are n~ntnoiaH ts Relieve
Father WaI.~v Innocent et
Murder ~ Leratn.

Lorain. o.. May 5.-"If Father Wal.
ser was to have his preliminary hear
ing right here In my office now. aud !
had Ia use the evidence I have now In
nay possession against the man. In my
Judgment, think ! should let him
CO." was the remark made by Mayor
King. Monday. when asked what lie
thought If the charge ~ murder
against Father Wnlacr growing out Of
the staying Of Miss Iicichlin. Cor
ourr French, Chicf.of-Pollcc Iirnmnn
aud Prosecutor Stroup held n like
view.
The priest positively refused to see
newspaper men In his cell at the
county jail Monday, but II was stated
he was In good spirits, having passed
a comfortable night. lie also cx.
pressed himself ~ sure TINT all would
lie right ~ the morrow. Father
Horst, Of Vcrmillion. who assisted In
the rrquium mass NJ Miss Rclchlin's
funeral. mndc the statement. Monday.
that i've attorneys Ind volunteered
their service. 10 defend Father Wal
ser aud that an unlimited sum Of
money would be forthcoming 10 help
Lin IN the event that his ease ever
gors To trial.