davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

reclea George W, to NeF-York Savings Bank.
IexfnKton-ave, W corner of s4th-st due June
1905; IN cent. Q
Same to Benjamin Jones, same property; prior
mortgage $50 900; due June ]. 1906 per cent.
Ernst Moritz L ct al. to Francis Glover, De
lancey-st at Of Chrystie-st; prior
mortgage $4,000; years; Al per cent?.
Maynard, Walter E. tp LAWYERS Title Insurance
Company 4Oth-st. Nos 100 and 10sh east
years, ~ per cent.
RIllinxs Charles K and another. to Title Guar
antee and Trust Company, Broome-st, Nos 4b3
and ass $ " corner OF Mercer-st. No 81: year;
Emmett Ella 3. to Thomas Sherman S2d-st.
n g. 200 II e Of Madison-ave. POS It TO 4th-ave,
1915 It 9 OF 83d-st; 1925 part OF all title;
year; Per cent ...:.....I
Life insurance Company. 75th-st. 8. 1925 II W
Of Park-ave; due April /. 1905; ~ per cent.
Hubert Philip c. to Bank for Savings 6Sth-st' .
n & 125 Fl W Of 6th-ave; years: per cent g
Same TO August o HoddIck, same property; prior
mortgage $3.50 900: years: per cent.
(5vyer George w, to Mutual Life Insurance Com
son-st W g. lot 10, map Nc 25S: due April l.
T3,erhon. Harry. to West Side Savings Bank
I. 1904: per cent; 1r..:....:... ..;;...::.
Thorn Wesley. to John Watts de Peyster
Rro46way, 6 G. 24l1 It of 13sth st: years
oskinsky Louis. to American MortKage Com.
pany Pitt-st. 9. 81 fl of Rivington-st:
years; "A psr cent -.'..''--'.''.'......''.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
1on.s Weu and another; nOrtgaxe. s6.55O:

Well and another @GFtsass 1iSS: Henry
Gsn6sr 95fssFs i1s SEQ. ss. 10000
saliey ndivdSa I and - M
MaSEe mOTtgage 81 81! go 90, bs35s 0lO0O
ATtaHi Xbrshs a. Nevns and Samuel BaFkin u,
49, = T,: E. :; a. i?S5Ts S6I
@ kisSt as sS i: SsSs P5lSs. %oF
,.fs. fsEs SIS i7s +; of parEavs. i51loo5
0'Iasi Bertha S5ni'tsnden to Ruth Draper: 100
,Ss ss T. %si;.f eS
,oath asS.sfo No is1ioSiij Mssiida cs! nor
'h SGs ssS aHS r.
,,ssSr:. Ssass sSsOSS So g. 2os it a6s
1l0O II; rFes2a s2 oo0 o0d .no.neF 10 Nominal
:Ss IS YES! ssbBSis II sHs' norsas5
;Ssooo =, iii:,-.s ioisl iHa lO
fisisln! So5af5 5afT trustee.
MatOy; . ''SSRd sS II Il SthsSe sSio1aSa
,ss. Sss to Ma MsFs 70 a and aTn3 7s West
SSSi s;5i Sga.ndsF 70 Herman ee9s" sad 100
S sss sTsS471s HSd'en-1 TeTg corner Pssese re to M
1iTt-s Nos IL snove seo H mortgaEe $50 500
Same properly; gs sS p scoVei 20 I! Nominal
I1Sdst 1Ss1 + Johnson: ~ mor.saEe SiS 600 Nominal
BGsdxsS John & watts "a Dc PsyatsF
,,!1SHss Thorn No. $50 and is: west 6oxiooil:
Herman to Gilbert Ramberser' mortEagsS gS ,oo
DsfsnceV: S2S oe0 corner Of Noriolks 25175 Loo
ROId KsufRsRo sss Goo 70 Nominal
PineUs Lo"ssEfS ss7 Go ana Nominal
a E Cohen to Samuel wacht mortgage $4,000 ,oo
Broadway q ls',ss; 8 kuP: EsR: 11siR nss A.
" iSGI hsoIDs EeTlsohn: mortgage 100000 and 1000
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
. Dividend Notices.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY. ,oo,

SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY, ,oos
so Broadway New York, March IS 1SU2'
A DIVIDEND OF TWO AND ONE-HALF
A PER CENT cche0 out Of accumulated income has
day been declared the PREFERRED sIyCk o1
the Company payable April GOTH 1903 TO stockhooete OF
record close Of business March 25th, 1913 \,
transfer books VIII close at
Wednesday. March 2eth. 1908 and will reopen at 10
A NJ. Monday, April 18th, 1908 a,
q WALL, STREET, NEW YORK March 1S. 1905
The transfer books of Voting Trustees for Preferred
Stock Trust Certificates OF the Southern Railway Co
WHICH HAVE AssENTEp@ ITO TO III TIE Fl EHTESsIQS Ten
AGREEMENT OF AUGUST 27TH, 1902, Will close at .
P NJ. Wednesday, March 26th. 1903 and Will reopen
on AMI; S0th I9O3 the Voting will be
pared to distribute the above dividend Of TWO AND
0NE-RALF PER CENT t.-zqo). when received by them
among the parties entitled thereto. same appear OF
record on their books when closed above. o, -,
in the notice dated October 31st lsoL me
transfer books Voting Trust Certificates issued unoet
Voting Trust Agreement dated October 18th 1894 were
SI-Gfii I'17Ii fNsTAMPED ToTTNG TRUST CERTIFICATES
SHOIJI.n PRESENT THE SAME IN ACCORDANCE
WITH SAID NOTICE before closing Of the books on
March 25tb. 1908. ~o
Agents for Voting TEusteeg.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
RECORDED TRANSFERS.

Hax.rd-s,. No GO. n g. q. .6x1O0: Louis D Lv-
ingston and another TO Jacob Rosenberg: mort
GSA 600.
RsXard-st : = 2f2 It " Of Bowery. 25x00: Jacob
EoaenberE to Louis D Livingston and another:
moT+RSTs. s24 900: i part.
e45".t a f2S II " Of broadway 4oxlO0.s: An
drew J K:rgin; tr to Percy u I "aioEiose'
nortEaRe S46rOcO. - -
E:Se1s' Ee 90 e 2ss.o0i isa I;Tss' 81" Pssy to
Ath-s, 8. 60 II Cf Avenue {. 2hSx0d3:
Abram A WetgsrE to Peter Green; mortgage.
aIoonSr It \ coz Pitt-st. s5zAAei Ayse Bach e
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18

York by the Grace OF God Free and IndePenden, 20
Frederick Foster. Henry Foster J9ssP D Sf,1.ssIS
E5 Esua White Theodore y Foster. Charles / sos,sr
E-anceE G Clark. Charlotte r. Forster ALs EoId
MauriCS sueV Gertrude Alley. Lillian Alley 5sccns
a+s- g%an Dows Francis 2. pows Wtu!aT1 w w 9rs
HAIlha r. THs1TE " DOEs II living whose place O -
sHu 20 I91iJ1ov1 and the widow OF Gideon EosteEs
deceased II a 1 tbs children said Gideon Foster
JaceaseJ II any. whose names aS anu a-| ~ bTxt
hands wives and widows. II any o. ..rsI5a1.. -
80 Foster, deceased, or Iheir
snv whose names ages and places Ot .t-... e "a
InCIv1 ana executors or -
I)cqs IL any whose names and places on res
L1I5Tan or descendants. II any, who nave dIe
names ages and places OF resdenGe are t. I;,fon
70 All the heirs and next oL Kl @ W ~ 3sr.sse
,rSoss names and places OF resl9eG
~ hsirs and Of kin Of Annie > EaLon oe r.
So ~ New York. has lately applied 20 ae -et
Cont of our County OF New YORK 70 nav - -!
i writing barring date the l4th day or Not
tt.Tber 1892 relating u both real and pTsa1
srty dS' E.aton late County OF New YORK DE-
n..Es therefore you and each q you are CleI
cess hc,-e the Surrogate OF County ot New az
pear as a. tbe County Of York on the Soth day
ms ri On. thousand nine hundred and three az h4S
OF ApL cT1c in the forenoon Ot that day. then and
past ten Cl.C5N Of VIII anti
ners and such Of you hereby cited "a AT~
Testanie' y, tusntyone years required to ap-
pponr 70 appear and apply for one 20 he appol1'e
the event OF your neglect or faHre % 90 - "a ace
will be appointed by the Surrogate 70 lsFle's''I ~ N
for you IN the PSsTag e have caused OF 'hS
suTrTsa1e srxrd witness Hon Frank T Fi.EEsrait
Surrogate ct our said county o. &c. Ne~ ~ ,Ss
u - wear 9s our Lord one thousand nine hunarso
and three FAIRFAX MLAUGHLIN.
= C7IerE of the suTroKate's Court
CHARLES z sIMMs. Attorney FOR Petitioner NO IL
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

N...Aou1.l-.t Nos SO and SO: for six story
ASsI ssanement house AS. SxS6.6: e WeinSten,
owner: L Pelham. architect
6rtcE tenement house. 5Oxs5.2: The Brogan Con-
Strnction Company owner; Neville & Baxgs.
,1Ttb A. n a eco II OF Broadway; for six
stor,. b,iek tsnea.sHs house. 76xS7.l1: L Waihr'
- ssx1scI HooFS q LAndSt06sL a6chttsotss.S~
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
itQtiORS.
nHE PEOPLE or TIE sTATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
= York by the grace ~ God and Independent, 70
Philip Peabody. Athena L. Peabody Pea BODY,
Lucy Shs!s. Christ Church and . all persons inter
esed OF Charles A PEABODY. late cf the
County Of NeVs-Tork deceased as creditors teEatos
Of kin otherwise send greeting You and each o
hereby cited and required personally 70 os an
before Cr OF Sew-YCTks
az Surrogate Court o. said County. held thS
County House IN the County OF New-York the
O March 1908 half 10 o'clock In the
forenoon Of that day then ard there attend judi
Cial settlement Of the Oe proceedings oE
Charles A Peabody George l.. Peabody and julia L
Cf the Will and testament OF
said deceased and such n YOU as are hereby cited as
under the twerty-ons years, required To
your guardian. n 81
none. to appear apply for 20 appointed
r the OF neglect failure 20 do
guardian appointed by the Surrogate to rsprS-
the preceding.
In Testimony Whereof We have caused the seal q ths
Surrogates' Court OF the said County oe New
c D. York % be hereunto affixed Witness. Hon.
Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF SAtd
county, at the County OF HeT-Fork. t1a 20
L. J q February Lord
thousand nine hundred and three.
=. FAIRFAX McLACGHLIS.
n fhA SrIr-o a ~
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
Real Estate for Exchange.

FINE country hour out: II rooms
n high healthy. ATWATER. III Broadway
ADVERTISEMENTS be received at the following branch
onices at regular once rates until oe!oek NJ VIZ
ia Sfh-aVe. 3. 9. z3d-sL: 1G1 Stn:eVe:' COT
1Sth-s; u East l4th-st. 2SY WeSs H2d"of;. assS sS
sd.ave., between 18th and 77th stE; 1O<o
rssr aISr|st: ,3OS 1Ht~0ve near 9th-St:i AoS Gos
I2sth-st.i 1856 TFemOnts1yeI go Sd-eVe'' nss aa1
nstSciiree.Et HrooEiya. 4. H-2l0 COuFtsst:t
111x sAitk.wt.I I,OOA 00Gss-eve. Newark Ne -
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18

York by the grace of God free and indspend9nt %
CaIllL'a ~ FTiN,f1 Kate o. Major. Aadeleine L o
SEcs 1sHSs Anna V CarriEan Louise O'Neil and Mat
5Iisu snd John G. OSsIu. co-eIecEtor OF
{i dwell deceased and 70 all persons interested
of Victoria c dwell. late or the county
10 10 Nv York deceased creditors egstses next OF
OF greeting You and each or you
a @ srsby cited required personally TO Be and appear
S.SoTe our surrogate Of the County o. eS @ az 6S
@ uonse I'm the County OF New Yor< on the i4sh
Soult 1909 at half past ten O'Clock In the for~-
S cay u =, bat day. and there TO attend Ndeai
nOh ~ the CT proceedings oe Joseph
rrTgsn as executor Of the last WIN and Testament OF
sT. under the Of Iwenyone years are regerSd 70
appear oS 20 sn6sar and apply 10 Be appointed.
,hs event Of your neglect failure to do 60
S,ardsn appointed oy ns o-FEOsAt7 ~ RSpENSanA
for YOU the proceeding - -, -.
A NV whereof caused ths Seal OF the
IN sJrruSateA' Cour, OF the said County of New
SoTk 70 be hereuntO affixed Witness, Hon.
=: County az County OF New York the i1h
% February. The OF Lord
.,. ,bou.and nine hundred and three - -
ohs 'houS@'u '- j. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN.
OF SurrogAtes
,o1z>r Dp.I.ANY Attorney for Executor, - WiltAm
StrsaR YoEk CITY.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
sLOSS SHEFFIELD STEEL q IRON co.
MBE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE TAlS

day declared q dividend of One and three-quarters
u& Per upon Preferred Stock Of the Company
ont al the earnings ending February th
1908 PAYABLE prI 1903 the office of the Guaranty
trust Of York Transfer books VIII De
closed at u O'Clock, March 2lst and Teopened
on the morning Of April 2nd. 1908
New York March TO- 1903.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
TITLE GUARANTEE AN
Public Notice.
CTPREME CoURT-APFELLATE DIvI,


SUPREME COURT RT-APFELLATE DIVl-
plfcation Of me Pennsyvania New Long island
tn f5 ss d
P.ons p iFSnds and pT8pert 9S5 RS ought
eShs ROtSs Wher sSin Edson and John DsasS
savnE By an FOR 0s te r rs she ud sntsred
sRsd sa1s es sfF @ & Gg @ s 70 been
is 4r6.S and 6s sDG 4saa. ss:.
bT.,1H aRaa aR u Saa s s a.S S tn; o
sRd nsd on IN or the son % s Of a. s ck & OF ot t
M s es8 ssS Of s ls at eaF iBRGn n
the once Of John II Dss1y St1 No q q
SsW YORK as time and place Of their hrst sitting
n@ b s.r.r at s9Sa itis Ssd heS
e'5ss nst.g u iss msrcs cs4 II. ."1sSsE' 1acs
'~''' ''' fFAEkFi ffFAEKEis 4 rBsaEi HasrT'H"~
BoARpMAN SOLE :sS9 Snrs.a for Fsas Com
Ts EsT street nS5a soroash TSnf ot
MUNICIPAL CIVIL sEEyEH S0MMEss1oNS S4H SSo, 81 ELM
DuRfsTG sTGEENS ENSoTfCE is HEREBY GIVEN
that open competitive examination Will be held for
the sSI2xiaE Pe;s,ifi0nfp ~ March
e.. = 1898 annual at 70 e as -,
ee:s .. scoPs q &. Be seIoSs
rsoSnScsI knowledge ,.................
ExperiencO .'.-'."''''':'
HAssSp1ES11rtInS and general neatnesa
.pd.datsS viii 5 Teaufa obtain 759 on the t'ch-
nicAf' paper ...a, .h. aTI9hJe
r, ~ hIs viii be eligible Tor appointment
.. ths nosor of Architectural DFaughtsnan At A13y
Of not Iess than $3.50. and not more Tran *'SO per
S1n1II SfFSH nIeAY March Is
1905 at 10 a IA Sixth Grade Annual cofnpsnAA-
The receiot Of applications for this examination VIII
eiose on Friday March %. 1905. at = p m
The scope Of the examination will be as foilows;
Subjects.
knowledge
EXDe
Mathematics -'''''
EsndurftInE and general neatness .a-s
csnd,dateS VIII De required obtain 7o9s on tne S
aicaF' paper. -. u.-s.,n. ,r WAKING ran
e,afJs structural eteel Wofk.-
~40A PN-"7 4-'- q WILLIAM BRISCOE, Secretary
HyANTED FOR kRMf ssi: 6=SGIsG = 1 fIrtssd
sste II ecod chsractsg temperate baattA Who ca
gpeek .ssd 20 VII M 1hs91 ava "a stSth ave- Z e
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
PEORIA & EASTERN RAILWAY CO.
Grand Central Station Room 2l9l.

New York Feb 16 1908.
DY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIREC-
~ tors of this Company per cent will be
paid upon its Income Mortgage Bonds at this Office on
April list 1893 upon the coupons then
' CHARLES r cox. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
COuntrv Property to Let.

1vIrTrI-y N Lots plots and acres prices reason
n ebIe DI;FF & CONGER. seth St & Madison ave.
@vEurRRIC9ToN & I-Tysen-st-. Ave minutes from
station or trolley cottages, with eight rooms
each. Ali modern improvements; hanosonley
rent $50 month Including water Apply "a h
AZ Fast 62d-st or Estate Agents, NeH-SrISlIU.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
AMERICAN SMELLING & REFINING GO;

AMERICAN sMELIlNCI e RaFLNINE ~:
PREFERRED srocK DTVTDElND No.
THE DIRECTORS OF THE AMERICAN
smeltng & Refining Company have this day declared
q Dividend Of ONE AND TL5REE-QUARTERs QE1 PER
payable April 1903 stockholders Of record at Ia
The books for the transfer of the Stock
the Company will close at IL o'clock NJ, March 2ls
1908, and reopen April Sth, 1903.
". E. MERRISS Asst Secretary:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
THF PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

yo-r nv the grare God free and fndepeEdent 70
E-assrck Kronsberg Karl KrOnsberg, August hronsorS
Sorbfe E51racke Johanna Maker: and Elise Stoter tn
heirs and Of kin of Elise hronsoers deceased
Albert n Schuck. OF the Slty oE
SeW York lately applied 70 the Surrosate Cou1S %
Countv mn York. have certain
thereto. relating TO 6oth reai aiA
arso1sI property duly proved tbs last WIZ and
Elise krOnsoerE late OF ms
Cu1tT OF New York deceased therefore you ana eaca
sppear before the SurrOgate OF our
C%orntv ~ New his of1ce IN the county o.
To-E on the oath day April thousand mae nun
9-rd and three, halfpaSt ten clock In te 20
Tsst then attend the pLoodts oA
Ga.t WyII and Testament And such ot you as are
barebv cited as under the age OF t"enty enc
a Ts1rjreJ 10 appear by your guardian II you havS
o1a or if you 70 appear ara sppy
CHT in OF neglect or tanrS
70 40 80 guardian be appointed by the SuEEOs4'@ 10
act in the proceeding r. -.
testimony whereof, have caused tne sea- oL -
III ~ strrogates Court of the said County OF EEe~l
york be hereuntO affixed witness Foos
C. Thomas. a SuTrogats or our saI't
:. -: county or Sew York. at said county rs
oTth day O February IN the year OF 0-F
tbCTIxand nine and three
4%oro Cile H'0-S- I AITFAX M'LACt1HLINs
clerk Of SU-Togate's CouTc-
PETER COOK. Attorney for PetitloneE - oHANH0s
Y0T city
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18

XyANrEp FOR ASMf aslc SHGsS is1.sS. a9 nsissd
s,steS II ecod chsractsg temperate bahta who ca
seesE Fsad and wFiss English FOR intormanoG ,eSRS
afFeaF 10 Ekxfh ave.
a a6 FUIs0a street. BrOeaEiy1s 1a "a ----~~~.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18

A pvERrIsEMEsNTs and SuhscrptionS for The Tribune
a q their Uptown On1ce
- a.38A BROADWAY
Advertisements will received At The following branch
o61ees AZ regular until o'clock Wis.,
asa sth-ave.. ., cor. &Sd-sL: iS3 0th.lYe.. cor
tween Th and gas WeSt 12otk-at.I l-SSS
Sd-aye, between 18th and TIN Sta 1'O@6 S4@AYS-s
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
JAMES MACDONOCGH.-THE PEOPLE OF

the State ot New Yo-k. by ths grace ot Co1 fres
independent To- Jessie NJ Converse ard Frank J
Green kin OF James Macfonough. deceased
greeting: Eliza Jane MaCdOnOugh. OF tbs
City OF New York has lately applied the surrogatss
of County New York 70 have . certain In
Struent writing relating % personal property. duly
proved as VIII and Testament Of James Mac
donough. late OF the County OF New YORK deceased
OF cited appear oerorS
OF County Of New IoEk at MS ofca IN
County % New the Sth day OF April.
thousand nine hundred three hapasc ten ococe
IN that day then and there to attend tbs
r-obae or the said and Testament And such oe
Won are hereby uHder the o. tentyons
ears required by guardian. y you
have one or you 70 appear and apply Tor
ore to be appointed the event Of neglect or
failure guardian viii be appointed by the sur
roTata 10 represent for in the proceeding.
In Tesnony whereof. have caused the Seal OF the
surrogates OF the sad County OF Ne" York 20 D
aflXef
said County. the 4th day @
FsbrraTv In the yeaE OF Lord one thousa1I nfns
t,,1d-s5 and three J. FAIRFAX NcLAUGHLLS.
H14AH+0o ~ Clerk Of the Surrosates Court
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18

Twin City Rapid Transit Company.
THE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
One and three quarters Per Cent on the PTefeErsd
T nsfer Books for Stock will close goth
March at clock M. and will reopen on 2nd April
1909 at 10 oclock, A. n. All dividend checks VIII oe
nailed G. C. GOODRICH, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
THE TRUST COMPANY OF AMERICA

DIVIDEND NO. Z.
14a Broadway New York March Il, 1903.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
Trust Company of America have this day declared
4 quarterly dividend Of TWO 2fc) PER CENT upon the
Capital Stock the Company. payable April l. 1908
Transfer books will Be closed at P. NJ. March "a.
RAYMOND J. CHATRY, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18

CHARLES z sIMMs. Attorney FOR Petitioner NO. IL
Wall St New York City
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
Fi1cnciaL Meetings.

Ff1cnci0L Meetings.
Ie the Gtockhotders Of Henry r. Wortaington:
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT The
annual meeting Of StcckhoI6eTH will oN held on Tues
day, April IeQe O'Clock In tbs afternoon. al
tAS Oca 81 ths Company At EiiSabethpo IN the STATE
OF Rev Jersey the OF eiecttng Directors
for the ensuing and Gctns such other business
may Be Iesally hgought henore The meeting
The transfer books viii be ane remain closed from
o'clock y Of March 1fth until April eth at 10
BY order Of the Beard Of D1Fsetors
THEODORE L HERMANN.
Dated New York. AaReh i?th. 1903. SSsT4EaFY.
A pFER11EEAENTE aR1 Subscriptions Tha 5rtb3ns
"a B0SeaEAd O. UpG0Wn 0e4ce.
TO- lisa BROADWAY
AAVeFttsam1nD viii ee Socesve4 et ths f0oWIag branch
GeSs regular o9o1 uBGi o'eioek .. n,
- etkS4vS. z ear 29d-E$ ~ St1Seve:. eoE.
twSsE Fth end SEA ewes; 2e3 West I3Sth-Stl I.;sB
G1ge-ets 1s50& 1ae-0vGs. &etk-Gk lS7 EAnG
1zSth~e1.l re Tre1eRs-eSs-I GS9 1d-eyes aasr
assesLaE-st ngesklga: y. Y-419 CoaEt-st1
~sS& 1seS4@GGs Ais e A. p. = sMcaA
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18

PETER COOK. Attorney for FetitlOhvl. -
street New York city
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18

$4,000
5000
1N.aN
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-01
CENTRAL HIGH TEAM
DEFEATS MENOMINEE
Local Basket Ball Players Win Game
in Wisconsin.

The Central high school girl and boy
basket ball teams returned from Me-
nominee, Wis, where games were play
ed with the Menominee high school
teams. The Central boys won their
game, 10 to 6, but the Central girls
lost their clash, 10 to 5.
The game between the boys was one
of the fastest ever played between
high schools in Wisconsin. All of the
Central men did star work. and Capt.
Meacham startled the spectators by
throwing a basket from the center of
the field. McDonalds guarding was
excellent, and his try for a basket,
throwing the full length, of the field,
was one Of the features Of the game.
Brlmmer was strong at forward, and
proved a capable mate for Meacham.
Shepard proved a strong center and
Kennedy played in an improved form.
The Menominee boys played a fast
and furious game, and made the Cen
trail team work hard to land the VIC
tory.
The Central girls played an agrees
sive game, but the Menominee maids
proved stronger and played too rough
for the girls from st. Paul. The Me-
nominee girls played under boys
rules" which made 1t impossible for
the Central girls to hold them.
Principal Robinson headed the st.
Paul party, and the girls were chaper-
oned by Miss Helen Austin. Coach
Bonnell, of the boys team, accompa-
MED the party
The officials were E. w Bonnell, ref
cree; Macarthur, umpire; Maloney.
umekeeperi Mcguire, scorer.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-01
OUR TERMS AND CONDITIONS.

for $1,000 In the Waldorf-Astoria he
found Johnson willing. Johnson prob
ably would match for $4,000 a side as
quickly as for $1,000.
Those who ought to know say that
Johnson wagered more money in one
than "Plunger" Walton wagered in a
month, yet when Walton went to Eng
land the Britishers were aghast.
Only one man of the old guard over
topped Johnson. That was Mike Dwy-
er in the time of his prosperity: but
Dwyer and Johnson were of different
type. Dryer would wager 10000
$4,000 or $4,000 If the horse he fan
cied seemed to have the race at his
mercy, but he rarely bet any such sum
or any large sum on a long shot.
Johnson, on the other hand, was a
plunger on the long shots and would
wager more at 10 to 1 than at even
money: He always was willing to take
the chances. Dwyer always was look
ing for a certainty, or at least as much
or a certainty as man can hope for
on race track The strain wrecked
Dryers health, but it hasn't affected
Johnson, and yet Dwyer always ap-
peared phlegmatic in comparison with
Johnson.
Clear of Scandal.
For a man who has been so init
mately associated with the race track
from the betting end Of the game,
Johnson has kept remarkably clear of
scandal. To the man who is famous as
plunger, the opportunities and the
temptations to influence jockeys and
owners are many. If Johnson has
mixed in any of the jobs it is not gem
orally known. = Isaac Murphy, who
was perhaps the greatest jockey that
America has ever known, became in
tox1cated at Monmouth park and fell
from Firenzi's back. 1t was owing to
too active attention to champagne pur-
chased by Johnson, but this was never
proven, and Johnson always has de-
MED 1t.
The Long Branch neighborhood
seems to have. been his hoodoo. Some
OF his greatest losses were made at
tina Monmouth trnoIr Ls-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-01
BUSINESS PART OF
HALIFAX THREATENED
soldiers and Flremen Fight Flames That
InfiIct 100000 Damage.

!, HALIFAX. N: s., Feb. ga tremen-
dous ire, famed by fierce wind. threat
ened the business district of Halifax with
obstruction for several hours tonight
property to the value Of $500, 900 was de-
Stroyed and three of the firemen were se-
r1ousiy injured by the collapse of a ladder
on Whlch they were standing
Inc confagration started in the starch
room OF the biscuit and confectionery
works OF Moir, Son e Co., opposite the
city hail and public library. The en-
ployes had just left the building. a gen
Iorce OF the, city to the central district
In addition the garrisons were turned ont
as IRE fighting and patrol force, All
the buildings opposite the Moir building
On luke street, were consumed. The west
end OF the city hall was next ienited bIIt
tne hre was confined to the upper story
WShere the public library was situated. T1he.
library was considerably damaged. The
nre spread south along Argyle Street. and
al but two buildings In this block were
consumed. Motr's immense factory. COW
ering almost block, had become a roar
ing FURNACE. and all approach was Dre-
walls. u A"iills
:, AT one time the danger of a conAapra-
lion was so great that the royal engineers
pulled down certain buildings. and this
operation was SO successful that four
hours after the fire started 1t was declared
under control The insurance amounts ia
SIZE, 600. '@ "