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New-York tribune., 1903-04-13
rcAN HANDBAIC CHAMPION.

Chicago. April f2-Michael Egan Of Jersey City.
7ro, the handban championship Of the United
States here to-day the second half of the series
of games with Louis Keegan. of Chicago Each
half Of the series consisted OF seven games In
the erst half of the series, played recently In Jer-
ea,, Ci.y Eoan won seven straight games. and 10
win the match and championship II was necessary
for him To win only one game IN the second hail.
Eaaga- 1,on the first game to-day, but lost the
second This made Egans score eight games won
out of possible fourteen anu gave nii 'ne na'ci-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-13
,,,,cAco "a. IL, "a; KANSAS CITY IN Nj

Kansas Clty- AP P .eain defeated the Kansas
League basepai. oiation Club with ease, by bat
Ciiy an AIi'edlg sonai pitchers hard The score
iiis n n q o 0 % 10 3
,x.nsas city ...-..-2 y ~ / 3 Ola Il /
Chicago ,sononald Durham. Maionsy and
BatteT1.e9ss-,31 3nmsban Patterson and MAe An1 At
New-York tribune., 1903-04-13
ENTRIES FOR CHARTER OAK MEET.

Entries in the stakes TO be raced at Charter oak
Park Grand Circuit meeting. September Z TO Il.
have been given out by Secretary Horace Wilson.
There are fifteen subscriptions to the twentieth
renewal of the classic $4,000 Charter Oak Stake:
90 500 trotters The other four stakes are the
Capitai for 2I9 trotters; the Old Colony, for 23O
trotters; the Nutmeg for 200 PAGERS and the Con-
racticut for 2:30 PAGERS.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-13
,,,rssIIRe. 4; COLUMBUS, a. IL

columbus. Ohio April 12-About four o;a+inu
ea,- the Columbus American Association
persons stoatsa nv pittsburg in close and exciting
'a,-1a To-day The score: r H E
r,.,.Dure ............o "a
1-ai1,ob1s U " " v u-,jfa
f3atteries-veil. Merritt anu o"''''
New-York tribune., 1903-04-13
ENGLISH AuToMosILIsT TO RACE.

Charles JarTott- the English autoILooiie - -
.. -. >. +,,,s country in July. He is to bring
two racing cars of the latest design. and ne Is
prepared TO meet the winner Of the Fou1nLeI y oI M,
ION series and is ready TO meet any otioA 80
fesIanf.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-13
uo nEw.YoRK-NEwARk GAME.

The Ne"-l n "a .ot NAV their baseball game at
asuS Ses Sesperd as grounds Were tho TOO cro "s
, disappointment was exPTssyh who went expect
~ ~ nearly three thousano pe-'O''-
ing 10 6eo~Gs b~|
New-York tribune., 1903-04-13
lists HORSES IN TRAINING.

Horses in Training" small book that can pe
carried in the pocket, has been issued tor 1863 oy
II a R,,ck the publisher of The Racing Calen-
dar" The book is said to include an Si npsIS G Ill
god in stakes on American courses lhciuHIIng dii
sSW69vaar r-oIds registered with the Jockey Cluo
New-York tribune., 1903-04-13

ro,sctuaI-''He's a wonderful rnatleIfa ,iciat ~,
!.Vas answered Mr.. Cumrox. put Mlat 5 ,e tlie
can think up a string OF nsures as ions
@ yo,Ir arm but he can't put ooiiaf marx III
front OF tbeIa."-l " sshinEton eIA1'
New-York tribune., 1903-04-13

circular is going around in Newark for cit
izens to sign are in favor of Sunday racing on
the yaiIsburg track. From the number Of names
of citizens that have signed. ii is likely that II
NAV have a. strong effect Mayor Maybaum's
.o,ta,tior which is strongly against allowing Sun
dav races. II IS said that il the Mayor grants any
ficense al all he will demand $500 meet. Ihls
anount would be altogether too much. II IL as
Serted 10 leave profit for the promoters
New-York tribune., 1903-04-13
CYCLING.

The weather yesterday excellent for cycling
and many clubs held runs. The cycle path was
we'll filed in the afternoon. and many women
vera out on their wheels yesterday the path, IN
J5e.b and Madison aves- and Riverside Drive
7TanI- Of this wears models of vehicles were to be
seen and the motor bicycle was well in evidence.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-13
Horses and Carriages.
Cheap If Quick

r1.ause os unusual the toIisSrx brand
~ v.hicls. viii bs sold cheap--lf bought quick
n,,s 49, ''' - I Runaeeut.
Isrea 49, r,.,s,rstc spees Wagon I PsrkT Trap.
Apply to WRIGHT IL East ASi 81
New-York tribune., 1903-04-13
o,uc IA I), 8; ST. LOUIS IN. I')' l.

G. louis April 12-The Americans oeasatba tha ere
~: -, :, tba fourth and last game OF tne eA
,,sttton series to-day. The attendance "A~
The score: = o-s
Americans -+-''"-'''- o o o j y U " ="
>I,io.a ..,@-,.x-poweII ell and Kahoe: Rhoades ana
New-York tribune., 1903-04-13
Here points which the Reliance exces the Constitution
the estimated results of such superiority:

the eSlm
More weted o
beam andmidshfp
and ndgrpm in ward work
Bette Il buOy
sfretDar
InnIng
Hi lprorerU
4 Longer
increased
New-York tribune., 1903-04-13

The Irvington- -Millburn race will not be held this
,boes ausDices the race was to be run. had TO
abandon the idea of pulling off the race on account
of the unreasonable demands OF the Essex County
~ T, BOARD of FreehoIders. The chief reason
ms the demand of President Ogetree Of the board
mat thA Century Road Club Association sign a
ho,d m he responsible for all damages done by
o. 80 This the club refused to do. for II rider
ran over a dog or hen along the road, a damage
,, yyould follow The action of the board IS a
snI'ar Jiea anpointnent to the hotelkeepers along
81 road as thousands OF spectators have focked
- soc rhe contests each year. and the race always
made a good profit Tor tnern
Alexander A. Mclean, Of Boston, has asked for
- r,a,,us to compel the National Cycling As
o.1a+,,n to recognize kn a member in good
t1,rr q, connection with the track Revere
80 The counsel for the association filed de-
,rro- 10 the petition, and the court ordered that
Nj a.,,s napers should be amended The associa-
,, :. is said will fight the to the last ditch.
Ircraap was suspended In February. 1902. be-
,a,,sa 81 the conduct OF a six-day race in Boston
:, rttcb the prize money not paid 70 the
tsars Mclean admitted that he had owned half
-, .o.E and had furnished half the money for
- 80 and the association decided that ne would
t,aa - nay half the indebtedness-aoout 81 10
rVres <l.0ssl Mclean raced last VIII
- Australia until the governing bouy We
nat;eed thaf he not in good standing Win
i+stited a suit against the association for dam
apes IN Is thought that Mci.eans pan pS we
a. 10 give strength to his damaSe SUIT
which is still psndins.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-13

The Century wheeinen announce the following
schedule cf entertainments: April Is exhiollioi -
fancy billiard shots by Miss May kaarlus' Api
Is smoker: April "a the Century MheeiiiieH
Ninstrels IN club theatre; April % secoiiu p
fainrnent The club runs are on -dajg % ',Fct1Ires
s~anb rYn 10 No-ningside Park: moving p.ECCu n
81 Ins-1ba-e . wheel 20 taken en- route My w.
ladies Tsn "a Iohbauer's Hotel, West Chester.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-13

The ro,-a, .-osnun, Club has arranged the ioi-
lowing schedule of visitations 10 be made by inc
dub: April l3 Celtic Council: April u.
April L Our: April 1e. Hancock; APIlI -, eAnrii
April T Sapokanicar: April 2 DeItIoai4 ,1ot,er
23 Guardant The club will hold ITS ahIuai SiA-'A
April % at Colonial Hall
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-09
OfGsefan =Nadbrfdbten.

S Gum geiten ber uon, bo9m'iter
Wisr gb. ytasel paitortrten &trdt
gu ct. 9lusufta wtrb am nd9iter
Sonntas 0a@mtttas 4 rbr Elm &ir=
9en=g CONCERT ueranitaltet, Bel uel9e,
@~eleseubeit bic ueue Orsel gum eriteu
Iale lire S6ne mirb ertlinsen laiien.
0ebt anbereu Orsaniiten wirb gro=
feiior g. 6. &aiier pom ct. Glout
BET bteier Seter mitpirfen. Sebe,
Sreunb unb 90nner Ser @emetnbe III
freunbli6it etnselaben unb mtrb BERG.
lid mtQfommen ietn.
S Sn Der gu Song grairie pom
bo9w. Germ $. 9unbermarr, patio
rirten Stride CUR Wuttersottes pom
Serge Carmel empfinsen Sonntas DO,
adt Sa9eu 81 &inber eritmals bic FL.
Communion. &ommenben Oonner=
flag mtrb in iener &ir9e has Yatrons=
feit in feterlider @eiie besangen.
So9w, Serr Stiesler pon @abeno
mtrb bas 9odamt celebriren, mdb=
renb mel9em bo@w. SER @elp pou
Sersus SAILS bic beutl9e unb bodm.
P. @eors, .. g. g., pom Sarnes=
piae bic enslii@e Seitprebist balteu
ptrb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-09
Sprins 9iQ.

Sas bier gum 8eiten Der @emeinbe
peranitaltete uierte Sulifeit mar iebr
gut beiu9t unb nabm einen aberaus
ansenebmsn Serlauf. Ser nit benz
Settle perbunbene l6blide 3wed MUIR
Sc pom ben gelu@ern gut sef0rbert,
ionen ia I'M 9anSen sesen $500 einse=
1ommeu porbeu iein. = 9err Sobn
@eimann ldBt ieiner Samilie in Der
Srti@aft cine neue @obnuus erri@z
ten.-Oie Sarmer Saul @inter unb
Sacob @inters merben balb ibre neue
@obnunsen, bic fur ben SleiB Der
BETTER seusen, besiebeu fOunen. =
Ben. Oidmanu, Ibminiitrator Der
@ebrmanu's Na@laBi@aft reiiteNon=
tag in biesbesisli@en anselesenbeiten
mad ct. Gloub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-09

aOuul HtulletUeu StSIttU CeteUIII>
te In Der ct. Stepbanus Stride su
8rodmap bo9w. SER SteinaG pom
&ices Elm feterli9es amt, nobel ibm
bo9w. Or. Selistar pon ct. Saul
unb ber bo9w. Ortspfarrer Srobec,
beiSe Neffen bes bodm'ite 8ildofs
Srobec, aiIiftirtsn. Nadmittass leste
Der Sberbirte BEN 9runs itein our reu=
en- atr@e, BEL wel@er Setter er ielbft
in Oeuti@ unb Der bo@w. 9err Se=
liafar tn Slauouii@ prebiste. am
Sonntas firmte 9o9terielbe in Der
fran30fi&en &trde gu 9ittle Sails Al
Y%eriouen.
S Sam tag Gbenb besanner inn ct.
8enebict's gonpent gu ct. Soiepb bie
Sabreserersttieuf fir bic beutidrebenbeu
S4weitern Der @enoiieni9aft. Oieiel=
BEN werben pom bo9m. Seiuitenpater
gbuarb SteHen aus Prairte bu gbten,
@is., seleitet. @orseu, Sreitas,
Na9mittas mirb Der bo9m'ite Serr
8ii9of Sacob Srobec a@tsebn poitu=
lantinnen In Der &onuentfapeIe ein=
fleiben, unS Samitas perben BEL einen1
pontificalamte baielbit mebrere S9pe=
fern bic etnfaden unb arbere bic ept=
gen @elibbe ableseu
s5o9m' iter Serr abt Srnmin gon=
rab .. g. g., pou Conception, Wo.,
mar iber Sonntas Sat bes bo6m.
P. @resor, 8. g. g., uon Der u.
6. Stride gu ct. gloub unb bielt rpdb=
renb bes So9amtes in iener Stride
Bite Prebist. Sn Der gatbebrale bielt
Sonntas bo9m. Serr Serb. @alerius
pom Soiepbinum in Columbus, Ohio,
bas So@amt.
S Sci Ser ONT 80. Stunt in 8romer=
uile bur9 BEN bo9p item giidof Sa=
cob Srobec porsenommenen Sebica=
ton Ser ct. 9eter's Stride, mobei
Der bo9m. P. Srancis, 8. g. g.,
in beuti@er rnb Der bo9w. P. &iltau,
.. g. g., in euslii@er Spra9e pres
btste, aiiiitirten auBer bteien unb benz
bo9u. Srtspfarrer s. 2eutbner bic
bo6m. Serren Stiesler pom @abena,
@al9er Don M~eranbria, O'gonnor
pon Saut Centre, S9einer pon Meel=
role, 9unbermauu pom Song Gratrte,
Subet pon groperpiQs, &ttopsti
pon alberta unb Der 9enebictiner
gbrpioitomus SoHmaun. pel@er NOR
gems betm Goutificalamte bic Oiato=
uatsmeibe erbielt. Sortielbt firmte
on ieuem Sage Der Sberbirte SO Ger=
loneu. @m folsenben Sage celebrtrte
Der gii9of In Ser ct. Soiepbs Stride
etn Eontificalamt uuter aliiitens Der
bo9u. Serren &obplinsfi pom ct.
Saul, gelsomsft pon &opaltou, &t=
tomsti pon @tlman, @usbed pom
Spole, Sabropsfi pon Sc Sour,
S9etner pon Welroie, 9eutbuer uon
gromerpiue, Der bo9m. genebicttner
6rancis unb &ilian pon Ser ct.
Ssbn's 4btei unb bes bo9w. Orts=
pfarrers Dubef. @dbrenb bes Gon=
tiicalamtes erbob Ser bodm'ite 8t=
Idol BEN bo9w. P. gbrpIoitomus
6offmann, .. g. g., in BEN fl.
91teiterltanb, unb nod bemielbeu err
tbetlte er ITO Sirmliusen bas fl.
Satrament Der Sirmuus.
S Oas Seit Ser Wuttersottes pom
8erse Carmel, bas Yatronsfeit Ser
pom bo9w. Serrn S. g. @usbet gu
Spole paitorirten @emetnbe, mirb
Otentas ndditer ISOLDE bortlelbit In
feterlt@er @eiie besansen. Steies
Seit pirb bereits tassuorber Tim 5
llbr @a@mtttass einseleitet, unb 1T
an ienem Sage ME an, Worsen bes
.Seittases ielbit ben ptelen @aufabr=
tern biuldsli9e @elesenbett gum Sei@z
ten seseben. IGe Sreunbe unb g6us
ner Ser @emeinbe itub CUR Sbeilnabme
am Selte einselaben. Bel benz Seitz
s~ottesbtenit am Oonueritas mirb In
beuti9er uub enslii6er Spra9e &C.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-09
an.

Oas bier am slorreiden @iertsr
ueranitaltete Samtlienfeit gum Better
Der nelen &ir9e mar lebr gut beiu9t.
oeiber belt bas unsinitise @ette,
am Sormittase gar Wau9en bon
auspdrts ab, ii6 nit uns In bic Sreu:
be bes Cages gu tbeilen. I'm 10 re
ger aber betbeiltste iid bic @emeinbe
on benz Seite, bas in orbentli9lter
Weiie uerlief unb in ieber Sinlidt als
Elm uirtli9er grfols gu uersei@neu
lit.
Chen SaQeh.
Sacob 9abr, Sobn Der Samilie
Geo. aabr, 1T uon CT. Srancis BEL
Milwautee, mo er bOberen Stubieu
oblas, ms elterli9e Saus suridse:
tebrt.-Srau Sos. Sriebmann beslei=
tete bte @ei@wifter Sophia unb So.
banna S@ramm, bic Bier als anse
uebme gelu9erinnen rueilten, nod
ct. Soiepb.-Ntna Nders in 9ibsers
uoob, &c. g., meilt in ben bteitsen
Samtlien Gompers unb Ndermann
abme@lelnb auf geiu9.
BON Bier bat bas rlnwetter am lesten
Oonuerftas sroBen S9aben auf ben
Selbern unb @teien anseridtet. =
Sebr ptele Srembe betbeilisten ii9 on
Der BIER sebalteueu gierten Sulifeier,
bic einen sldnsenben gerlauf nabm.
Benin @ettiptel swii@en Chen @auep
unb Belgrade sosen bic Sauipteler
Der lssteren Srtl9aft nit IA gu 5
Ben &irseren.
81. &usufa.
9err S9dfer unb Sobn pon S9lei=
ltnserpile, isis, uel9e bic rere Or
gel fur uniere Stride bauter unb auf=
itellten. iinb NIT benz Mufftelen bes
i6muden Snitrumentes fertis semor=
ben. Sasielbe siebt ausemeine 3us
friebenbeit uub mirb iein 8eltes unter
muiicalii3 ti6tiseu Sdnbet CUR sr0=
Beren gbre 9ottes ~beitrasen. Nd6:
item Sonntas Nadmittas 4 l1br wtrb
ein &irdenzg onsert gum Seiten Ser
@emeinbe peranitaltet, BET pelder
9~elesenbeit bic neue Srsel gum er=
item Wale bon fdStseu Sdnben &c:
iptelt merben wtrb. = Ser iunse Co.
rens @aiier bra6te ii9 benin aufan=
gen zines 9laies, bas aus Wutb
wiOen iber ben S9enfmirtb ~semorfen
wuroe, cine flaHeube @unSe an lei
ner re@ten 5anb BET. Wontas sius
er nod ct. gloub, I'm, it9 bte @un=
be rerbinben gu laiien. au9 bic un=
bere 6anb, bic ibm uon einem Dads
uerbinen wurbe, trdst ct tn elmer
S9ltnge.
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Weire 0robe.

Meire 0robe.
Oie Serren Sacob peHer unb Sein.
rid &leini9mibt. swei junse, unter:
nebmunssuoue Burden bteler Ort:
i6aft, merben ii9 auf eisene SIBe
iteIen unb auf selddftli9em @ese
ibr Glaf perlu9eu. ste baben bas
S9antseiddft bes Germ anteu
Ibams tn @abena tduflt9 ibernom:
men, uerben baslelbe aber erlt in eini=
gen Wo@en antreten. 9ierorts minl9i
man Der ueuen Strma ben ~auerbeiten
grfols i'm llnternebmen.
xuremburg.
SIM Na9laBseridt wurbe bic
S6luBbeitimmuns In Sa9en Der Sin=
terlaHeni@aft bes uerit. bo@w. germ
Sobn Nuinlipau aus Wontreal, CO.
naba, semdB melder eine 100 ader
umfaHenbe Sa,m In bieiem Conn benz
bier wobnenben Batter bes Serftorbe=
men, benz Germ sSas. Suinliuan, sa=
fdat, einsetrasen. = 9ter wurbe frau
SObanna @abl, bic ldnsere 3eit un=
ter uns mobute unb am @ontas Mor=
gen I'M Sauie ibrer So@ter, Der Srau
Sames Suinlipau pom ct. gloub,
ftarb, am Mittmod seerbtst. Ote
geritorbene errei9te bas bobe alter
pom 80 Sabren, unb tbr Sob mar BITE
Solse BON Iltersi9pd6e.
81. Soiep9.
Oie bter pom Dem Suusfrauenuerz
Elm am pietteu eSuli tn Der Stabtbale
gum 8e1ten Der @emetnbe u~eranital=
tete llnterbaltuns NUT als Elm wirt=
li6es @emeinbefeit be5ei@net werben,
benn bic gauge @emeinbe nabm an
bemielben resen autbeil, baber bic
l1nterbaltuns lt3 in ieber Stnit@t gu
elmer ben @ruartunseu entipre@enben
Seitaltete. - SIN benz 3ultanoe bes az
ten Serrn Sos. llbsrmauu, Der ii6
i'm ct. &apbaels 9ospttal gu ct.
gloub beinbet, lit tn ben lesten Sasen
eine ani3etnenbe @enbuns gum BEL
ieren etnsetreten. W0se bteielbe BON
Oauer iein ST. Wontas uurbe bas
Seitament bes am 3. Stunt ueritorbes
men g. S9lemer i'm Na9laBseri9t
CUR Nnnabme unterbreitet. Ser sause
Na9laB lit Der bt%nterlaneuen @ittwe
uerma9t, bic aud als Seitaments=
pouitrederin ernannt 1T. Ote 6tnter=
lalieni9aftrepr lentirt eineu8 ertb Don
nabesu $4OOO.-Watb Sori9, MEL
DE iid in Sot Springs, Mrtauias.
befinbet, itanb am Sterbebette bes
Germ Nid. 2abr, pom ct. Gloub,
ais tisier nit iterbenben 9ippeu leineu
lesten gruB an letne feruen 8ermanbz
ten in Stearns County ianbte.
Treeport.
Dem 9errn Soiepb 90i6eu purbe
rpdbrenb bes 9emttters am Conner
flag cine wertbuoqe Sub eri9lasen.
Nu9 am 6eu unb benz auf ntebrtsen
@teien tebenbem 9raie ri9tete bas
1nmetter an ienem Sage erbebliden
S9aben an.-Ete iosenannte@ et9ea
Greet 1T melt uber ibre uier btnaus
setreten, unb Ste um~liesenbeu @ieien=
unb Sarmldubereien iteben utelfa9 IN:
ter @aHer.-Oi 9erren Simon unb
Splueiter 2%ehelpouus, mel@e betbe in
Otenten Der @lenmoob : Sasel @er=
ii9erunss @eiell@aft iteben, befan=
Ben ii@ mdbreub bes slorrei9en gier=
ten nit ibren mertbeu @%emablinneu
bter Bel Germ Setter 2ehelpouus gum
geiu9e. -Ote pom Der Seuermebr unb
ben S9anfmirtben perauitaltete 9ter.
tie Sulifeter nabm eineu b09it err
folsrei9en 8erlauf. @er it9 baran
betbeiltste, amiitrte it9 auf's Bette,
unb Bic geranitalter Der Seier ersiel=
ten einer sufrtebeniteuenben @eptnn.
|-6err 9ouis S0i9en befanb it9 an
@Ontas Gei@dfts balber in Saint
gloub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-09
Sauf Gentre.

Ser i9le9ten @itteruus pesen mar
bic &eunbabn am @ierten Suit fur
BITE anselasten 8ettrennen ni9t tn
erwini@tem 3uitanbe, baber neies
8ersnisen auf Wontas ausseiest
ruurbe. SIM l1ebrtseu uerltef bte 4.
Sulifeier auf's S@0nte, unb bat biele
Sta6t BET Dem @~ationalfeite bemteien,
baB es In Saut Centre peritanben
ruirb, fremben @diten bas @eilen tn
uerbalb u~nierer Waueru gu eineu1
b6@f ansenebmen gu MAIDEN. = Ste
Mrbeit at ben Sunbameutmauern Der
rleuer ct. Yaul's &tr@e sebt gut
porar, trosbem bic @ttteruns bin unb
ruteber benz Sorti@rttt btnberli@ it,
6o9m. 6err 9unbermanrt pom Song
Rratrie rpar bteier Gage Bet bteitsen
Treunbeu auf 8eiu@.
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Goaesebiae.
SueItn.

SIM sarten sitter BON 81 Sabren
lit Sreitas Morsen bic I'M Eopn @raz
6au1, Benton County, wobnenbe Srau
Ottilia Gbelmann an Der Mussebruns
geitorben. Wtt benz @atteu betrai,=
err1 srpei &irber ben Sob Der sutei1
Mutter. Sonutag Na@mtttas fanb
bic 8eerbisuns ftatt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-09
8ices.

Die bier uon Ben u&ebzW en" am
seitelIte Sierte Sulifeier bate einen
iebr i96nen gerlauf. Ilt unb Sung,
9roB unb aletn fanb iein eisenes
Amiiement unb bieie Orti@aft tit benz
Seretn gu Sant uerpfi@tet fur bic
ausenebme lluterbaltuns am Nationals
feittase.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-11-02
OUR TRADE WITH MAucHuRlA.

The government bureau of Stats
tics complied figures Tor the trade
OF this country with Mancnuria in 1902
which show 40 percepdbe gain or loss
as compared with the preceding year
The principal American goods en-
tered at une port OF Newchwang
through which Manchuria gets the
greater part OF It's supplies. are sheet
ings. drills, jeans and kerosene. The
total value OF these four articles en-
tered in 1902 was 6,llo,J20 halNwan
taels, which. at the ofhcial Chinese
value of the haikwan tael Tor 1902 Oh
SO cents, is equivalent to S3,a54 800
The value of the same Imports in 1901
was 6,i95,1 46 bAillwan taeis. The i'm
ports Tor 1900 were only about third
as great, but those Tor 1899 were
Slightly greater
In 1902 the sheetings formed over
two-thirus oil the total value OF The i'm
ports OF these four articles. ana the
drills slightly over a quarter. A fifth
article o. Imports Tor which figures
are obtainabie is Hour, which was sold
to the value OF 135 $50 hailtwan taels
the total imports OF goods at New
chwang IRON all foreign countries was
about IS,0U0.0OO hailiwan taels in 1909,
II 900 600 in 1901 and 5000. 900 in 1900.
The total value oil American Imports
into all OF China in 1872 was 3U.I3S,-
as haikwan taels, against 70 ,5ZJ, sos
in 1901.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-11-02
PoPULIsT PAPER SUPPORTING
CAMPBELL.

In advocating the election OF Judge
Campbell, the Georgetown Courier,
which has long been strong sup
porter OF The Populist party. says.
His nomination was for the second
time made " reclamation. and his
election should be made as nearly
unanimous us the people OF the state
OF Coloradu-who desire 10 see a man
Of irreprochable integrity. profound
learning, fearless opinion and lovabie
character continued in this office
can mahe IL There is no jurist in
the West whose opinions from the
bench are more respected than those
OF the Republican nominee. John
Campbell is credit to the state OF
Colorado. an honor to the procession
OF which he is member. and a digni-
ned, honest and incorraptibe ju0ge.
Ii is refreshing TO know that there is
political party in the state that seeks
ont and presents Tor the sunrnges OF
the people a man oil sach nigh moral
character and known attainmeuts
Had the Democratic party been OF
such sihff, Judge Luther NJ Goddard
would have been renuminated when
his term OF ONCE expired. and he
would have been elected. But be
cause he had the courage to express
his convictions In terms and logic
that every thinking man and woman
affirmed, he was turned down and out,
because the decision was not a popu-
lar one with a certain crowd"
Win reference to the candidacy oil
Judge Overs, the Courier expresses 1t
self very freely in condemnation o.
the recent exhibition which that gen
tleman gave OF judicial Mysteries
While presiding in Judge De Frances
court, and concludes by urging those
who are Interested in the good name
OF the state 10 see to 1t thnt the ju.
diciai department Is protected, ana
that John Campbell be returned to the
supreme bench by the largest major
ity ever given candidate for jul
diclal honors." The Courler's atti-
tpda in this is a sample oil that OF
thousands of individuals who have
heretofore supported the candidates
OF other parties, and its advice should
be carefully heeded by every voter
VINO wishes well To The stale.-Colo-
RADIO springs Gazette.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-11-02
SOME CONVERSATIONS
FROM LATE PAPERS.

Threatened coal strike Ii revived
with possibility OF the same being
pulled on next Monday.
The old Chimney Butte ranch, made
famous as the ranch established by
Theodore Roosevelt, when he was a
Bad Lands cattleman has been sold
Tiers. OF Medora.
The Marquis of Anglessy has the
finest motor car In England. 1t cost
49, 900.
Il. II. Hartman has bought one
third interest In the Huntington cleo
trio lines along the Pacific coast.
G. Il. Cares, freight handler, com
mitted suicide at Terre Haute, Ind,
by throwing himself In front OF a
street car.
The Pan-American Exposition COM
pany. operating between New York,
Cuba and Central American points.
has acquired monopoly Of the ship
ping business In Yucatan.
WIN Newsom. a river plot. shot and
killed John Burrell, lumberman.
near Decatur. Ala. the result OF a
quarrel.
Italian residents OF New Orleans
have given the Italian consul there
until Monday to cooperate In plans 10
entertain the Duke OF Abruzzi. failing
which his removal Will be demanded,
Trustees OF Cornell University have
decided to begin work on the new
Rockefeller Hall OF Physics and the
new Goodwin Smith Hall OF languages
In the spring.
DIR. Poindester 8. Henson. formerly
OF Chicago. now pastor Of Brooklyn
church. in formally accepting the call
to fremont Temple OF Boston, wired
the trustees: Believing II to be the
will OF God. will come to you"
! Little three-year-old Clark Steele,
while toddling along the railroad
tracks with his pet dog was instantly
killed by fast express. which left Cox
orado Springs 1t o'clock Tuesday
afternoon for Pueblo,
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-11-02

A large Plymouth Rock rooster at
tucked and fatally injured little Char
ley Leith at Findlay. o. The ch"a
was playing in the back yard at a
neighbours house and began chasing
the chickens The Plymouth Rock
rooster became enraged and few al
the child. knocking him down. AS
soon as the rooster had the boy down
he jumped on him and kept peclSing
him as long as he offered resistance.
The boys neck was hooked by the
old ROSTERS spurs and his face was
literally pecked full OF holes. The
child's cries brought the owner OF the
bird out of the house and he started
to scare the rooster off, but without
success. Finally he secured a rifle
and killed the maddened bird.