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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03
VICE CRUSADE IN ST. LOUIS.
soviner Brothers. said 10 Have Been Driver
From New York. Indicted There.

From New YORK. indicted There.
ST. LOUIS, No. March 2.-LAte this
afternoon the February Grand jury made
a partial report, returning two indict-
ments against Police Captain Samuel Boyd
Of the Fourth district charging neglect Of
duty. The indictments returned were the
result Of investigation into what has be-
come known as the vice syndicate To-
Gated on North Twelfth street. Young
girls were brought from New York and
other cities. ostensibly to take good places
here, but were taken to these dens and held
prisoners.
The Soviner brothers. who were driven
from New York city as the result Of the
crusade there, were the principals who
ran the .vice syndicate They are under
indictment, a. are two OF their henchmen
II was shown that the police winked at the
business 1t has also developed that within
200 feet OF Soviners resort $50 illegal voters
registered and were permitted TO exercise
the franchise In the November election.
The Soviners belong to the Jefferson Club.
the Western Tammany. and seem TO have
the fullest police protection.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03
sTUR0ISs REPAIR oaNFAA1A

v,rs CsonAsnn1 aas La 0sms n
0a0 WssAsss A1vwsanno-0vO0 1sUsA
Fire Oommisaonr seures 80 - ~
that he had not " any ooaGsass ~ -
repair Of Bsooklyn Ass hoasss wtGho0 Cd
vertiuing for hids Anns h. rsoAvsA ~
opinion Of the Cosporataon counsd % -
subject.
.Ths prosss I pursued IN r60ss0 -
those ooptraCeA vas ths ons vhiah 30 bosa
On vogue In tbs dspartmsua fes ssvsrd
ysass bsfors my sppoantmsnt.' he ~.
'Esah part a the voSh dons ~ . 49,
rsis trads oonstitulAa. In ny oplnisa. Q
sspArsis job. snd n u 70 "a bs dons Tor -
than o. 90 may In iss without sdvsstiaaS.
lst thoas contSscts sft<s oosnSsesataoa. kzus
did nat edvestass fos ssaisd bsds bsssnss
the vofk yes nsosaasSy. u vss sn snas-
ssaay vosb W solsos tbs essnsa In thsAs
oJanlon VI tbs Cospofsilop Cosnea -
Ia 81, shd setias GA u did not ~ ovl
ssy more AZ tAass s.aissas. sisAss,ash
Lallsysd ! ~ss yassiAsi " dolnS co.
tosnplfOilsf Sfout save out o1py ~ ne
Go,lsofsiloii iOyn~als oyai,loh yesterday
a. 4 tbs D.sfI.ofs'lon fosinssi advised The
Commissioners thai si.ss. Ls sspsadss
ulsss than 81 90 "a Isl-zlfs a. osS s1Sltss
hoa.s ~iil.sui sdssftisssS, hs sls,lsisd tbs
Iss AID AID l.sns<if oi-'L a. ssis,liAl SAD
sayil Iso-snu,iss. u dlaIt msil~s hoe
~.n, s.a. .sss $500 ss ~ .as
n.l.-lsi.ss he'd W ..ai ass,fs,,s sasosails0
a. ~ Ss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03
BACON ASST a. a. rREAsURsRS


Talk That tofmer peStoeS w - " neS9en
4 DC. May Get Pest.
wAsHISaros. March There was talk
here to-day that hobart Bacon. formerly
of the hrm of . y. Morgan 4 Co. might b
sSked 10 accept tbs post 81 Assistant Treas
ursr 81 the United stAtss. 10 sucossd tbs
lat. Conrad n. Jordan. In New York. ssv-
ersI SENATOR arc sAid 10 havs recommended
NJ. Bacon for ths posi-. Whistler or NOT he
has Indicated his own vIs~s oa tbs aDospt-
.ne~ OF refusal II tbs plso- u no, known.
It ~as und.r-iood in Wall ssres, yss,sf.
IA, thai ksnstons Plsit and ilsbsv hAd
sltlsf rsossnmsbds-f ~, haep0's nomins-
tl.,n "a ths pf-sldsas of solld Do 90 Thsfs
"a. 4 ,,u.-iioh in this minds VI NJ ksoon's
frlsnds Ia this ciiy ~ 10 sl~tbef ~ gould
snsp tho sp,nininssni y 500 ssssed
20 li,n. No b no. ., Aiksa. .. q. and
pssssl ally fses from iiss aAre- NJ s<stss
blsliss-. No n ssfy rioh n.sh, Ths
A-~l-lssi fn..sufs las Ia hs bsnds ~
Stu VA aud V Aslas fes tLs bss-.it ~ tis
snIloy.,. ~ the Sub Treasury Me ssis'y
y y - yssS
kDssssssh nj Harvard
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03
AMEN CORNER DINNER


The Amen Corner, desiring TO add strength
to the harmony chorus that is now re~ound-
ing through all the political camps. has de-
cided not to give its dinner this year TO any
one Of the great leaders. but To all Of them.
This decision was reached at a meeting Of
the Amen Corner Corporation held at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel last night.
The dinner viii be given on Friday even
ing, April ~. al the Fifth Avenue Hotel
The Ansnners will invite % the feast not
only the bright political minds Of all parties,
but men Of other professions who take
leading part la settling the all important
QUESTION 81 How can We make others
hettsr''
The presiden, IL Edward q. Riggs. the
TREASURER 10 Iaithsr " Little and the eIecu-
tive COMMITTEES are Louis y sieboh. walter
l. Hawley aud Arthur GreaNe-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03
NAY TAX PULLMAN CARS.
A ssssassipps Law lpheld ~ the sspsems
Ceart.

A sssssss,pps Law lpheA ~ the sspseme
Ceart.
WASHINGTON. March 2.-The law Of Mis-
sissippi imposing q tax upon sisepinG cars
running through the State, attacked by the
Pullman company. was sustained by he
Buprsns Cour to-day.
IL was obysotsd by the Pullman com
pany that tbs looal travel In is cars within
the hmi,s of ths STATE. n subjected 10 the
tai, would IL carried ~ q los. thus en-
tAilins burdsn upon this Interstate travel
In the oArr, which Il va - up would be
an unwafran,ed intsrfsreans with intsr-
state cotntnor@.
IN. Bupf.ms Court VI his~i-.ippi. how
ever, said that " ~as optional sitb the
eomIAny 20 oAry krosI passsnssss, and
tiasi lslas ths oass. said NJ. Jussias holmss
Announcing tbs opiniop and Indignant ~
tbs ooar thsrs sss no interference With,
os burdsa Nd ga. h,sssv,sis ooninssas
sad tIss j.dsassss AZ tbs blsls oours SUE
lsinias de toasaiiviion.iiiy ~ the ,sr lac
In,Isi T. selrneS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03
MErHODISTS LAUD ROOSEVELT.
Praise Him for His Letter Regarding
Negro Appointments.

CINCINNATI. March 2.-The Methodist
Ministers Association to-day sent this
resolution TO President Roosevelt:
The ministers Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church In Cincinnati and vicinity, In their
weekly nse,ins s ss:embisd eefesy . fsoosa
taken by President Roosevelt in his letter
published this. day March :. 1907. concern
a@ss SsAn sou e r. socs n sSs
sini,y. the courAsei the tempsrst:ress and
the hu%.nns.s xhiGs apHsaT 10 III TIE litter utter
En- sna s S1as ne' and ; 4. oe SS. S Bshsp
Maiden EsGrssen''nss o pr. sSd,0a 10 forward
VIZ VIZ fa i..,..D.
J. p. YoUxo.
A paper by the Rev. W. II. Riley, head
of the Colored DeAconess Home on Walnut
Hills, stirred some Of tbs Methodist officials
who were present TO utter their sentiments
on the negro QUESTION: The Art spsaksr.
s. cretary W. p. Thirkield of the Freed
mans Aid s,ociety. said:
sThe real negro problsm will he Tomorrow
N Il IL not to-day, In the North. In stating
thai there IL nesd Of oolored deacoD.sses
1 can simply point 20 the startling increase
~ negro immigration northward and its
attendant evils With thar weak natures
UNFRAMED 90 city life, they are hockinG into
our cstis. and contributing In an appalling
d.sree Ia the immortality With $50 .00D
asxross M Amsr,ca 10 day. vs shsll have
20 ,00O go Tomorrow and so1oo.oo day
after to-fpoffos
sTif,ssa year. 40 ! though, . know
.o,a.silns sioui the negro problem. bot
,o-dsy, sit.r sy-.adins my life in the work
/ ssy q an peuAsAst aud % ssa
Bl.hop . " Walden sl-o gave an Ian.
oasslons.d sddss.s A. tbs Sloss ~ tho
mss,ln bishop wAidsa urged ell tbs min.
isssss u josa The moss's's", Toe "sie
w. or loan this ms,~sasai, he s~ld
sv,ihsui fssf " nslsins w W Isslitios
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03
CHURCH TRUST NEEDED.
Prof. Peabody Tens the Presbyterian Unisa
Ono Wsuld Improve Church Work.

Ono weuid improve Chureh weFs.
INC rv oI - TI
= inc uoIea c. 80 az ~ n
josiah Strong Of ths Isssus for sodai
S~rvic> ais~,ea sIbe Church and Social
Ssrvios Roh.rt a Orden prosded.
- D.. - A. a.
Froi. feeoooy 10 LII sneIo o~leo'
tr.oked from IL main purpose, takins
nm "a v.r,sd vol q. 70 nes,sct Tie individ-
=. ..,...,-, D.. -h,rh N %.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03
sss~~s b, sLs vssuAssssi.

NAssissvos, hsIaL -iLs prs-isian, Ga
a.y s-a, ca tl.s hsas,s tbs following nois.ins-
,lsss
al. :: :. !. Esx .sr,. = ~ r''l' A"-'''--''''
1890 " = 4. . 800 ... "@'''"''-
NJ H. xasssse, Isesssl ~ Iols, sao--js Ln
f.E ss.SI Essis . osaa.nsLsa. 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03
SENATOR NtLID.i NAMED.


JAossosvIIl.s. fla Msroh2 A de-paioh
from THllahss~.- says thai Goy W
jennings has appointed senator \ "
Mallory Ia 10 tnil.d s,st.s ssnstos Ia
.vcos.d hiinsolf. M Msllory's tenn oi
ossoe Gill .,pirs on March 4, isos The
LEGISLATURE do.s no, m.s, until April
On AtstI ~ o ruooe-~of ~ NJ Mallory
~ - slss,isd 1his siil laass an isissisn
a sas mo,sih abd s~ysa,ssn dsys, dusins
vhloL tllns lils siAis sOuld have isut sss<
h.slslof N tlas Al,Bssiillssai had not bs.s'
usds
~ tho primary lA-i ysaS n. nsiloff sss
i.,dasss-d f0f fasle tlDs o. NnissS states
hs.sinf Slii.ssi eIg-.saiisA, Aasa he cal
L. go uInEl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03
siS sUDs ssSitsp = yrs.
sstts - ssss.s q ssssp, ~. go IsnAno
AssJ sss sAS< - ssssssss sslas 80

OssssssHss ~ h4st 0 hs.a'-<s
- lsls,ss hsss ,~.s s.--lssd ~ iasslils
~ il.s 'Ola hsla< h- lsiy' q Aasss
s-.,.s,, ..s,ass - ii..-n IA asss a ,is kss
N N tlssi.s ssss s.s,ss a ,issa ~ he
aaasi,,ss. hi-< Ia iusss.i.- Ma, ys,hs
nss1 l.sss sfiit-1 Ca kBss aissyi ,is fsii
a. asissss. - Asiss. $40 --s siirs,d 4. ~
fanlf.s sesf
NJ ifi.,sl.. .sts tLsi 80 hes 49,. go.
-tssi - Sfslsf sannysIfs ~ go l.si1lsss
il.sn - g. sss-s,as n ti.s fssus iis.s - ',.s
..ola Md hsssiT shd '4sai 40 90 .
Iasstlls ss~f i.esff ~ fhs ss-,-f No"
sy.f vvssS u,s soy npEarsisd a - . 49,
- lks. lasssAs SsA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03

VSss ussa sssssasAss etsh essAs ss a.
s6sas SssS shS ss1sssls ssss

seses tssS sss snssus e-ss
a ,..sslss 80 n.s Ne 'ssss ~ t'.assssi
n.sias.s, a - No. t.sts -slsua sis-.s' ,
si-..s Q a. sass's ss ssa.asg ssss,as. Lssl.s
sslsssa ti.s Lss.>- ~ do .Arisla ~
ss,sss5 s.ss. r,.s ,..ras ..'''-, ..'s, n.s,a,
49, a. 49,. ss.s' Y. ~, ., s"S , sat.
ssa ssss al.s~~ ~ go tis iasfs.ss IVA
lssil . n.~la . s.sssn cad ~ foilss.sd The
l.ssslss dsAsad thsosSl tiss fssfs npts :
led i.sn sad ~ ti.s sss1- - . lsSass I'D
sS Ca . s'ssfi~. NJ sss d.~sp5--sss
tl< ls1d~s saf hssf slsss 40 ~ kAfn he
lsssolnf tssns-d tis -ryfLs aDsn sn NJ
s,ssnlssss bod. ana khSsk-d han aS.n
ss>~l--s. snf ~ nSfs lsrtAfasi-fs ave
kssvs 70 sks ps<ss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03
y. svs~sss ~ o. s-pse.-s sssr-

sAssisoyos. hsssA - q os-s.
ma, ti< ~. h>ass@ fse = sasth Gao.
hns. ems o. D. tsss. liisrssv <I-.~ssi q
s.s s:s: ca, = - U.s.l -. .s-as,
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vAsAss sspsH,kks 10 svAAs.


~ en0eS SeoS
ss Lows. No ksIal ~ issks sssr
m,yaa - tL.asl tls wsi..sh ksiLasd ss
- IA ssais.al.s siii. ? s'ttss. lss'ss'.ss
-, ia - sassAsy hss i~-an asszAs< w tls
s.sSsspas-ei, sst thA sstssssss tlry
ssslIaI eth a. exhaustive, 's'sss sssss.sS
ss.l. a''' 'H 10 ''i'-' '~ 's-'~''
ts.-.ass, h-s.-,, ,.,Ia .,s .s.ylsys.s
~, ,ls 20, ss's ,l.sy s-sss fss. s..d Y AZ,
"a, ~. I.u~ n s.s.sld "a - ssss ~ sS~ssss
az. s..sa slii.sui tiss rssk~~ w. ashsi
ssAs, n 10 w ~ Ms 49, si~.si~s usts
s,ll L. . ssSs ~ 90 u - kss.s tissi
a. sxlsssiT fssas af.~lls nNssss~s
Asls@A aAsssN sss ,assl/ s.ss, ss"'f
ss.s sssss ssssssss ssss s~sAs sAes~s
ns..ssisss. " kissa o h>gs-~.s,s
u..- ~ ,i.s ossnils hsssfsssss~f A
-s.sss.s ~ ss~. ls.. sss.-s sis s.es 40
"a $780, sah sssass.ssts->s fssss ss-s e.si.sss.
ss.l a~rr,eta~s. fss s~s IN se~s in,s
sNsss :, srss s.1 rs<s fss o.. 800 -
i: =! '; q r; 80: !. -: :: 6: 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03


lnanuLIi, Io,ni-sd 10 bin 10 isss preclude
H." 10 ' 20 u. assa Z, II" p,,s' e ,L.. a.ss
s.;l Il, A lac: tsa :sss., a s $4,000 $500
80 rsss , s ana .ss 'Yesss ~ Sissss. ,ss
,s.i '; 20 a.. 40. .LIa s ssuli ii ys.s, I pc
'' ps.;a ''1is . .s. . n,. a.v.
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2 u'i+ts, 70 asAfiT snuisd Va pfssls-
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% .. '' Il. sS Y r.. 10 ,! :. $3.50 q
90 n. .,i..p.i.a.s, az: y. H. $3.50,
g. fa.si,hs a. 10 sfsas - ihsl.ssss
b'.l's Attorney J.sa,ss ssls---.s
49,. ~, s,.,i'',... 80, - s ,,..
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y az - l-als,. 'lsi a.. isssss.s hs5
- 'sf,s' '.ias,.'a a ssi.sss'is~.Grs ,i-ss
. d. IT, . ~ 80 ~ 49,. =. l- - . ~ x. I.
-. ~. - 1900 ~ aIsst ~ =
- saaaH,s'.-'s .sss..a |. s..--a
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20 a 10 sf4satiia.~sr go go
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1900 sa.a. es.ss-su,st nt ses..s.
-. -. 49, 2 ,.'...sg = an "'''-~
a. So 80 ,sass ti.si ssts - 10 esp.
'aiis 49, sasm 10 wlI tsks s-s..u.r.d
hal - Dsssf'
q s II i..s a. . 49,. 4 y. s.' Ssss = s ss
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-29
Nurembnrg.

SIM S9ulbiitrift SO, in wel6em bie
ct. 8snSeltnus Stride Selesen 1T,
mirb nit ser grri6tuus zines Sadz
ltein= S@ulsebdubes %besonnen, oas,
rpenn poIenbet, eineu @ertb BON
50, 700 r%eprdientiren ioll. Serr Yaul
&oi6iol pom ct. gloub wtrb mabr=
Ideinli9 nit bem Gontraft betraut
merber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-29

- @enn SIR etrpas Suites III
%Setrodneten Sri9ten baben MOTT,
ipre4t Dor BET @ebriber Booming.
w Gin gutter Mann CUR ueberz
nabme zines S@antseiddfteS in einer,
Der ssiddftsresiten Stdbtden pon
Stearns County. Na@3ufrasen int
yNorbfern." S:ba
~- Sur 5%uuerldiiise unb prornpte
Nnferttsuns BON Pldnen fur &eiiben=
gen. S9ulen, &ir9en unb ionitise
Neubauten penbe mar, ii9 an ben glr=
4tteften g. S. Saas, ct. glout,
Wtnn. 12=ba
e @ebriber Booming ba(ten bic
i90nite Nuspabl In &afee, Der fur
@elb sefauft merben tanu.
~ Sn Suwelen, namentli9 So9=
aettsrinsen, tn Eai9enz unb 9ausub=
rem rpie au9 tn Silberpaaren fauft
mon bas Bette unb bi0isite BET 81. S.
&obertion, ct. gloub, BET benz au9
&eparaturen on ubren prompt unb au=
perldHig beioret merben. 80 ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-29

she Seart Of Warplaub," bas Mtttwo6,
ben 4. Sebrl1ar, i'm Gauibiou allf9efibrt wirb,
lit eines Der weui9en, iebr weniseu, pirfz
li6 9roBartisen, perfeft suiammensefteuteu
S9auiiide amerifanii6en uriprun9s, bic
ieet iiber bic Biibne seben. gs 1T cine rea=
liittide &omanse Don 2iebe unb Streit
Srauen Sinsabe uub aufopfernoerm Serois=
mus iowte BON W6uuer. 2opalitGt unb Wtutb.
SRI. alma Sruser perionifi3irt Marplanb
galpert nit elmer @ra;te uuo Sraft, burd
bic iie ibren boben &unirans eri6wunsen
bat unb lie nit 9e6t Der Srau 2eslie Garter
glei69eiteut perben faun, fir Die bas Stiid
eisers gel6rieben ,pitrbe. Serfauf Der Sise
Wonta9, ben 2. Sebruar, in Wolitors Ipos
tbefeu.
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Serfet9ernm9.

Ser rlntersei6uete mirb auf Ieiuer spei
Weeilen pom Pabua seleseneu Sarm I'M
Sonnerfa8, Sem 5. Sebrmar, 1908
morsens 10 ubr folsenbe artifel Diieutli9
p%eriteiaern laiien: 8 Siibe, l MGbre, l Yferb,
2 9tinber, IL Gdlber elm Sabr alt, 2Sferbe=
seidirre, l Drag, | @ansplus, l Deerius
Siuber, l Deeril9 Wdbmaidiue, l DeeriuS
Gferbe= Seure6eu, l Drill, l Walfins Sfli9,
l @ultipator nit Sis, $50 Sui1el Safer. Is
Gonuen Sen, Soru Ill Saufen, 2 8aseu,
S1weiue, Sibuer uub aubere Irtifel. Be-
biusunsen: Aue Summeu bis S. baar; auf
lol6e iiber S. sebu Wonate 3eit 9eseu 3u 6
Erojent gut perbiir9te Noten.
@pttfrieb Sartung,
9=lt gisentbimer.-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-29
pfal=Nptisen.
8iele Der &ranfbeiten, al I

8iele Der &ranfbeiten, al MEL
den Srausn leiben, t0nnen Sdnslt@
curirt perSen bur9 &odp Wountain
Sbee. &ei9es, rotbes Slut, quite
8srbauuus unS @elunobeit folsen beiz
fen @ebrau6. IS Gents. Wartin
Wolitor.
N Wir baben cine Maiie @elb
gu perleiben sesen Si@eruns auf be:
,pesli6e 9abe. Spre6t Dor tn Der
&i6monb 8ant gu &i6monb, Wtn=
neiota. Sd
- Sbr f0nnt BEL uns ftets fri=
i6sn Salat, SeIerie nnb Oplters ia.
BEN. Spre6t Dor BET @ebr. Booming.
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Yrogramm:

Yro8ramm:
9onneritag, ben 5. Sebrnar.
(griter @rab Stuoien.)
9ormittaes D. 500 bis 500 giutraeuna.
S:25 9:4O YbpIit.
9:44 IL 100 @eomtrie.
II 100 IL: 100 @tpic.
Na6mittasS 1:30 800 M9ebra.
3:O5 4:3O 46pii6e@e=
osrapbie ober alsemeine @si6afte.
Jreitag, Den 6. Sebrnar.
(3weiter grab Stubten.)
9ermittass .. 500 bis $40 @intragung.
$50 1920 grofeiiionel=
Ter Seit.
10:40 II 100 gu6itabiren
IL 100 IL 90 2eien.
9tabmittaos AS 800 Geographic
3:05 4:20 Ser. Staa=
ten gei9i6te
4:20 500 Wtuiit.
Sanlfag, ben Z. Sebruar.
(3peiter @ras Stubieu fort9eIett.)
Iormittass D. $40 bis 10 100 9ritbmetic.
1905 II 100 Gnglti9e
grammatit
Na6mitta9s 1:30 $3.50 4bpliolosie,
Sp9tene.
2:35 $3.50 3eidnen.
Yaat slbles,
County, S6uliuperintenSent.
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9tenEag, se.t 3. 9ars, 1908

@roue, 2 Weilen iueitli6 BON ltsu Miin3en,
lperben am
0~tenFas, Den B. 9drs, 1908
folseube @esenftdnoe Offeutli6 perteisert
perbeu: 7 Yferbe, bappn 5 a~rbeitspferbe, l
iieben Sabre alter Sengit, unb spei tra9eube
WGbren, 9 Mil6tibe, 2 3idbrige oetfers,
l,nb cine @usabl iuuses &iubpieb. pier S6a=
fe, 2 @aseu, l Flatform Sussp nit 3 Sitz
sen, l neuer 0eerius Siuber, l Superior
Seeber, 2 Wowers, 2 Ooppels @9sen, l Sul=
tp=gflus, l Stoppelplus, l Seure1en, 2
Dopsels unb l einfades SferSeseldirr uno-
Serner idmmtli9e S%ausm0belu unb Siiden=
9erdtbi9aften. g%ebiusunaeu: Summeu bis
SIS. 90 baar. l1eber $500 auf eiu Sabr 3eit
sesen cine gtote nit gutter Sirsidaft su Z
Gro5ent. Sobn Serpdttns,
9=3t @iseutbiiuter.
SraufSeuoIfeu, gerteiserer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-29

&aliirer Gboba BON BET bieitsen
Mer9ants ganf bat bic @ntanbi=
suus sema6t, baB senannte 8ant tn
cine Staatsbanf orsaniltrt mirb. Oas
Sdabmeilter : Oepartement tn Was
Ellington bat ben Namen uSirit Sea-
tional 8anf Of Ropalton" senebmist.
Die nelle 8anf mirb Elm 8anttapital
pom $25, 600 boben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-29

Die Priifuns fir SduQebrer=S taats =@ers
tiftfate mirb an, s., 6. unb Z. Sebruar in ct.
@lonb, Saut Centre unb Seem Yapnespiue
9ebalten merben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-29
Sas Ser; BON marplanb.

County, 6uliuperintenbent
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9=lt
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Sr. Wtpen s 3 , am :; "g ID

letn; in Belgrade am o., 10. iub
IL. Sebruar; in Srooten am IL. Sebruar.
glesante 5abnsebiiie fir bieieu Seiu6 muir
80. Seine @rtra. Sorberun9 fir Ius3ieben
alter 3abne. .3Gbue se;ssen, obue S9mer;
II perlriahen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-29
SerTei9erung.

Qluf BET Tarrn bes llntersei6reteu i'm Conn
@roue, 2 Weilen weitli9 pom ltsu Miindeu,
lperben ant
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-06-11
SPEAKING OF wEsrExrExr.

The ex-baseball player claiming to
be Huyler Westerfelt, who played
with the New York Giants in the
early 'S0s, succeeded in borrowing
from the local and Helena teams far
more extensively than at first sup
posed. Shortly after he left Spokane
the sheriff's Office here began receiv-
ing inquiries from Yakima, whose
residents he also took in. Speaking
Of him, Manager Garrett said:
"Our boys first met Westerfelt
when he blew into Yakima shortly
after we arrived for the practice
games. He had little money then
and was a royal entertainer. while It
lasted. He got in arrears with sew
eral hotels and was put out He was
a dandy with the ladies and had the
biscuit-shooters and chambermaids at
the hotels SO well buffaloed with his
'buttinski' manners that they knew
not whether they were carrying soup
to us fellows or something else. He
wasn't a bad entertainer at all, and
was about the freshest article that
ever happened-a kind of Don Juan.
The unsophisticated little country
maids of the bush town thought he
was surely proper--and he was"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-06-11
Sporting News.

hit with the fans yesterday with his
good nature.
Hulseman, as usual, was the star
performer with the willow.
Hanson, a change catcher, will ar
rive Saturday.
Big reward will be given to any,
one who can determine the brand Of
dope used by the Indians yesterday
They must have mixed a little hop
with their kinnikinic.
Nick got his.
President w. H. Lucas says no UNI
pire excepting Colgan had right
to forfeit the 'Frisco-Helena game
to the latter because the former team
did not go to the grounds. Umpire
Colgan did not go out and a man was
picked from the crowd to forfeit the
game.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-06-11

of the freightage consists Of steel
rails and equipment.
The company, according to Attor-
ney Belden, has established five grad
ing outfits, the largest of which is
on the eastern edge of the school
section, near the city limits. 1t is
from this camp and this end of the
road that the building operation is to
be conducted.
According to a new plan Of the
company spur of the line will run
northeast from Napa and Olive
streets to the main line coming into
the city and this branch will be
used for the freight service. Per-
mission to build the branch has al
ready been secured from the state.
The main passenger line. as previous
ly planned, will come into town on
almost a direct line from the east,
crossing the river on a bridge near
Ross Park, and thence southwest to
the tracks of the Washington Water
Power company and the Graves street
car eystema
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-06-11
$50 CAR LOADS
RAILS ENROUTE

Oficials of the new Occur d'Alene &
Spokane Street Railway company
have notified the city commissioners
that $50 carloads of rails and ma
terials for the new line is en- route
to this city from Pueblo, Col, and a
request has been made that the city
officials Immediately give permission
for the construction of temporary
spur striking the o. r. & N. tracks
at Napa street and Olive avenue, on
the school section in order that
place for temporarily disposing of the
freight may be provided.
Attorney Belden, on behalf Of the
street railway company, called at the
city hall today and said that among
the cars coming were nine new pass
enger coaches, which are to be used
in the three trains to ply between
this city and Occur dAlene. There
are also 20 new freight cars. En-
gines to draw the different trains are
to arrive at the same time. The rest
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-06-11

The Carter and Burrows camps are
hard at work today putting their men
through all sorts of stunts and pre-
pairing them for the sparring match
which is to be pulled off next Tuesday
night at Mckinley hall by the Eure-
ka Athletic club. Both principals
take good long runs in the early hours
Of the morning and Carter on the
finish goes for a swim in the Spokane.
Both spar several rounds in the after
noon, Burrows at the club and Car
ter on Washington street, where he
has a whole lot to himself. He land
ed on his sparring partners neck
yesterday and that individual imme-
diately laid off and wouldn't go to
work today. He will be in shape to-
morrow, he says. Simonson, the
wrestler, will not be able to meet the
Japanese as planned. as in the match
with Millgard Simonson injured his
shoulder. The club will try to induce
Millgard to take on the Jap, as the
latter Is anxious to get on over here.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-06-11

in which Hattie is seated from house
to house The dogs will go and put
their heads in the harness like well
trained horses.
While the child is stopping at
house they will lie down, but rise
Just as soon as they see her come
out. There are a great number or
small dogs about the place who are
being trained to the same work
The wagon was made by Hattie's
grandfather and the harness by her
brother, Eiver. who sells the milk
In the winter, but works in brick
yard during the summer.