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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-31
STATE LEAGUE.

SYRACUSE "A: uLoN.
Al Syracuse X y z
Iiion ................ l 0 0 0 @
Batteries-F1neld Urquhart: Morse and Kloek
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RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg 8; Louis. Chicago 3; Cincinnati 2
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland, I; Louis Detroit 8: Chicago
first game; Cleveland (frst game; Detroit. 2
10; st Louis Second Chicago second game.
game.
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CHICAGO. 8; Cincinnati. 4:

At Chicago r n e
G Gheia1at ti. -: ID Z
Batteries-Taylor and King; Ewing end Peitz. At
tendance-l1 100
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CHICAGO AND DETROIT BREAK EVEN.

At Chicago Cirst camel r H z
c 9st5aoI ........ % i
Batteres-AiulIen Bueow; F1aherty and slattery
Second gane)- r Il
S 6st1aft %
Batteries-white slattery Kitson and Buelow.
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THE MODERN WAY.

from PUCK
Mrs Knieker-Aren't you glad your children are
Mrs. Bocker-Yes indeed: they're all happily d.
vorced now"
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The report which became current at Saratoga.
after his relative had failed to pay certain largs
sized markers that Julius Fleischmaln was to sell
his stable and retire from racing has been con
hrrned The Mayor OF Cincinnati owns something
like thirty thorOughbreds. and these. he has told
friends will be disposed OF soon as possible
Whether proceeds will be used in taking up Ihs
markers which certain boOkmakers hold IS still q
question.
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baseball, Polo Grounds. To-day, Games.
geG a =. Y. Philadelphia NsW-XoEk. Ae1As saa.
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Horses and Carriages.

MARRIAGES EVERY DESCRIPTION. SPECIAL slID-
I j prices. Great assortment Harness. sheets.
Nets Horse Goods. Satisfaction guaranteed JOHN
MOORE :. co. Established 1870. % Warren 81
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Everything is IN readiness for the Florence j.
Sullivan Association games. which take place at
Suffers Harlem River Park Friday The con-
tests include a sixty-yard run. handicap; quar-
Ter and half-mle race for the middle distance men,
and a mile for the long distance runners. Even
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-31
GAMES TODAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
PitsburE al st. Louis. Cincinnati at Chicago
Philadelphia at New-Yori. Boston ar Brooklyn.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston at Washington. New-York t Philadelphia
Cleveland at St Louis.
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SurrOgates' Notices.

SurrOgates Notices.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank Ftsserald. sgrIOsass o; the County o. New
York Notice IS hereby given 70 al person having claims
York deceased present me same with vouchers
at the ofces Of Putney TwombIy Ptnsy aTtornsys
At No 10 Broadway B9soqsh % NanhS7 n The Cy
Dated New YOrs. the 2lst Gay Of May 7y,j 1908
Executor Of Harriet S BiddIs deceased
40 Broadway. New York City
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
FIank 7; Fi,zgerald a surrosats % the County Of
New foTA o's s Is P Ri- sst ~ ,Sa @ =, @S Gag
deceased present The same with vouchers thereof
he % once dsys g PARK fsss
ss 1S 81 G sy o. 6e;obsr 5 u On OF 0si'f'
Dif:d Ne" ioli a. afy E APEg 1893
ENOCH V. STODDARD EAeeu0oA
JAMES S. GREVES. Attorney for Executors. q PARK
Place. y. Y. City
KNIGHT. WILLIAM HIN PURSUANCE
~ Of an order OF Hon A6nsr c Thomas. sgErosa.s
ali persons hayisg sai5ls ag9iast william 4 5nish';
the same with vouchers thereof subscribers
their place Of uGS S 0Gs' Ss a. 30 e SS e
Mammalian. Sew YORK CHS. before the Io'A day
Dated New Iq5E G,;y Nay ne an 1913 Y92.
RUFUS L WEAVER Attorney for Executors 90 BroA4-
KENNEDY. JOHN.-IN PURSUANCE OF
Of OF
claims against john Kennedy late or t1e
County q York deceased 20 present the same with
vouchers thereof the SUBSCRIBE az he5 pace q trans
acting business, AZ the once q Leo n uIs - -
Nassau street. Borough q Manhattan New York city
beSora ~ lstd Of March
Dated New York 10Th day = August 1893
CATHERINE KENNEDY. ADMINISTRATIVE
GEO BOYNTOS. Attorney ror ADMINS tFatrix. Isl
49,. street. Borough Manhattan. New YORK CITY
TAYLOR ELIZABETH REED--IN PURSU-
l. anes OF an order OF Hon Frank T. FItzgsrald.
having claims against Ezaheth Reed
a-avi- ATE 81 County % New York. deceased.
vouchers thereof to the subscriber
80 Mace ~ transactEE business the once %
Henderson. No 20 Wall Street. IA
Of Manhattan IN the Cisy OK New York
- hsr5-s the twentieth day OF September next
u 49, York twelfth day Of March. 1909
JULIA ftEleD IAfl<9h ExecutrfI.
GUTHRIE. CRAvATH HENDERSON. Attorneys for
Executrix - William Street Borough Of Man
haitian OF New YORK
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner c Thomas a Surrogate % the County o. New
notice hereby given 70 s persons having claims
aEainst Elizabeth NOge. late OF the County % New
York deceased the with vouchers thereof
the subscriber at his place q ansctns business
the once % Forster Spetf No s. Wall Street Borough
o. Aanhatfan IN The CITY Of New Tork On or bsfor, 49,
18th day OF December. 1893. next
Dated New York. the l2th day OF June. 1904
JOHN p HELMECkE. Executc-.
FORSTER & SPEiR Attorneys for Executor. s. Wan
Street Borough o. Manhattan. New York Ctr.
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IA SPORTS AnDA18S
RNDRECPEATION6GzIHz}1,|

so many representatives OF Great Britain tried
S!Lo Ialled and Larned proved unequal to defend
ms country's title. putting up most disappointing
zane 4 ne Britons only regret that they
were unable 10 add the scalp of Whitman to their
otner trophies There is. however. the chance that
acquiring this might have been too great task.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-31

II is now a certainty that the Pittsburg team
VIII win the baseball championship again this sea
son The season will close early next month, and
the fact that the Pirates have lead Of more than
eighty points in the percentage column has made
the closing Of the season rot interesting as It
would he If the teams were closely punched. A
keen fight between the Giants and the Chicago
team should be made for second place, as only a
few points separate these teams. The injury TO
Bowerman in last fridays game is expected to
cripple the team somewhat. The playing of the
Giants last week was fair. At the Polo Grounds
to-day they are scheduled meet the Phadel-
phia team in a double header.
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Columbia's baseball team has recently elected It's
captain for 1904 He is Charles Lewis FTampach'
Of Cheboygan. Mich, q Junior IN the mining engi-
nearing department He PLAYED first base last sea-
son and was also on the varsity football eleven
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THIRD RACE-THE AUTUMN MAIDEN. for twO-year-
DDS. madens the time o. closing Last i've fur
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sHEEPsHEAD ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

SECOND RACE-For three-year-olds and
en- One NILE and a fIrLonE-
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THE RECORDS.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-01
St. PauI-M onroe.

The St. Paul ball team won no
laure1s over the Cotton States leaguers
here TO brag Of, The Saturdays game
was a tie of one to one, and the score
of yesterday evenings game after
ten innings stood 7 to 6. Each team
scored one in the first inning, and in
tie second the locals retired with
Eve more to their credit, with none to
the visitors Goose eggs from that
tirpe on were piled up against the
locals and the visitors gradually
brought the score up to tie.-Monroe
Star.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-01
SHIPMENT OF CATTLE
20 Market Which Were Fattened at
Cotton Oil Mills

Mr.. J. K, Burr, of Texas, has, this
year. fed about 1 $50 head of stock at
the Consumers cotton oil mills just be
low town, and Tuesday the fourth
shipment was made. He shipped hf
teen carloads. The cattle have been
in the yards for about hundred days
This is a great money-making scheme
to man Of experience who under
stands the details Of the business
The cotton Oil company stated that
annually they feed from 1900 to q
600 head Of stock and that they have
all the feeding they can do usually
The plan is for some cattle man to
ship cattle here. The cotton Oil com
pany feeds them until they are ready
for market, when the food used is
charged UP to the feeder He in turn
pays such bills and forwards the
'beefers" to the slaughter pens, where
they are, in a twinkle, transformed
into steaks, roasts, soup meat, etc.
and expressed back. to Pine Bluff
as packed product.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-01
''PLAY BALI"
Will Be Heard First Time for Season at
10n0S' PaSk This Afternoon

the Detroit "Giants" arrived this
II Gc?ning in their private car on the
39::5 Iron Mountain train. and will
leovt tonight for Monroe, La. The men
':'o a handsome lot Ten of them are
it. and four are over six feet One is
siE feet four inches. They have won
EIGHT straight games this season and
al the lien are Weh and in fine con-
Il ion. They are all in love with the
s5e"thern country, and especially with
Arkansas. Their treatment by the
people of the south has been of the
true southern type of yore. The people
lfote will not get to see Donovan, the
f5Hest pitcher in the world today,
. he is not in Pine Bluff. He. with
/; son and one catcher, Bulah, are in
Monroe. and will meet the team there
1'@ere is noise of some odds on De-
trc it but no active money has been
Seen
Many of the business houses are re-
ported as going to close in order to
let their employees who are ball en-
thusiasts have a chance to give their
lungs a blowing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-01
!. C. Southern Extension.

The management of the Illinois Cen
tral cOntemplates further extensions
South, with a view TO fortifying itself
against the threatened competition OF
the Missouri Pacific, Frisco and South
ern interests. The road will build
about 24O miles of extensions in var-
Gus portions of the Mississippi val
ley, the surveys for some of which
have been made recently. CompetI-
tion between Memphis and Chicago
and Memphis and St. Louis has al
ready become strenuous, and that be-
tween Memphis and New Orleans will
within another year become equally
so. There will then be three direct
lines between Memphis and New Or
leans, and it will be q question Of the
survival of the fittest The road with
a network of feeders will be in a good
position to withstand tho cOmpeti-
tion, and it is with this end in view
that the Illinois Central proposes 70
make tho numerous extensions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-01
Ger DE Gould Starts West.

Lakewood n j., April l.-George J.
Gould will take two of his sons and
begin his trip over the Gould system
of railroads in the west and south
west today This trip was planned
about two weeks ago, and everything
was in readiness, but Mr. Gould found
it impossible to take the trip at that
time on account of business. The.
boys have been studying by means Ct
charts the various industries in the
different cities through which they
will pass, and they will have the op-
portunity to see how the great sys-
tenn is managed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-01

nave been completed in Arkansas. the
machinery, men, etc, will be removed
10 Texas, and it will be continued in
mat state. The results Of the work
in Arkansas viii be to reduce the
@AV1a2c percentage of grade per mile
between Pine Fluff and TcXarkana
from - to | per cont. From Gray's
Point To Pine Bluff the average Will
to reduced To 5-10 per cont per mile.
In the way Of equipment the Cot
ten i}@h VIII soon order ten new chair
ears. seventy feet lang, fifteen new
3Eteol day coaches, five new SIX.
I} -faot iaa%a8e cars and five now six
ty-foot combination mail and express
cars. Mach of His equipment when
Completed viii be put in service on
ino trains into Memphis. We are
BOW receiving thirty=tWO now locomO-
tiyes, which We're ordered several
months ago. Twenty of them are
freight service, five for passenger and
trains and the other seven for switch
ing service. Twelve of the freight
engines and all the switch engines
have been received The five pas
scngcrs and remaining eight freights
will be deliverd in the next Few weeks.
can extension of the passenger SER
vice in Arkansas will be made Thurs
day of this week The train s, vice
now in operation from G4llett to Stu T.
gart, thirty-five miles, will be extend
ed to Little Rock, via Altheimer. rt,Gs
new line will be 102 miles long,"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-01

Gle motion to reconsider and lay on
tie table and the motion was carried
ayes 10. noes 80.
At the AFTERNOON session an amend
l3ent to exempt horticultural societies
from the provisions of the bill was
rejected. 80 ayes to SO noes. Then
came a spirited struggle eretr an
amendment to insert the WOrfs iii
arkansas. in the insurance clause,
tie effect OF which would be 10 per-
nit fire insurance companies to do
business in this state regardless Of
whether they hold membership in ra-
ing bureaus elsewhere After a lively
discussion tie amendment was re-
5oeted, - ayes to IS noes. Other
amendments, all reported from the
cGHnlniltee on Judiciary. are pending
and the contest will be renewed OH
Friday, which is the next senate day
in the house
Mr.. Chambers resisted the amend
ment. He knew of no good trusts.
He would vote against an ms france
trust as quick as he would against a
sugar trust or coal oil trust These
trusts, he said, were not here shower.
ing blessings gratuitously The peo-
pie had to pay dearly for all they OBJ
tanned from them. If he could not
stand upon Democratic platform he
would resign and go home
Mr. Toney thought the gentleman
from Yell (Mr. Chambers) was undu-
ly alarmed and that there was no i'm
mediate danger of the octopus swoop-
ing down upon Arkansas The first
effect Of running out the insurance
companies would be to deprive the
state of $4,000 annual revenue thew
pay INTO the treasury. He submitted
that driving the insurance companies
away would not lower insurance rates.
Mr. Toney argued vigorously for the
amendment. He was opposed TO dis
turbing the present prosperous cond-
ton of Arkansas.
Mr. Toney voted for the amendment,
but had his vote changed to nc.
The house passed the Knox bill re
quiring itnerant horse traders to
pay license of 500 in each county.
Outside of hearing testimony in the
ieatherman impeachment trial the
senate transacted a volume Of house
business, reading quite a number Of
house bills.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-01
testimony FOR TIE DEFENSE
Is Now Being Heard in the Leather
man impeachment Case.

Little Rock. APRIL 1.--Testimony for
the defense is now being taken in
the impeachment proceedings against
Chancellor Leland Leatherman, Of Hot
Springs. before the state senate, the
prosecution having closed yesterday
morning. Ten witnesses were exam
ind for the defense during the day
They were all Hot Springs citizens,
including Col. e. w. Rector, Maj, Geo.
C. Latta, President C. N. Rix, of the
Arkansas National bank, DR. j. NJ kel-
Ter, DR. A. M. Sanders, Judge c.. V.
league, A. J. Murphy, j. l.. Bryan, J.
A. Smith and Col Alf Wilmington
None of them had seen Judge Leath-
erman intoxicated, and several of them
praised his record as a chancellor
Four witnesses for the prosecution
were heard from at the morning ses-
sion
Sergeant-at-Arms Rains opened the
court at 10 o'clock a. M with Chief
Justice Bum presiding and twenty
eight senators present.
Senator Killough was sworn in and
made member of the court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-01
Little Rock Ball Players Mecca.

Little Rock was the Mecca for ball
players yesterday, there being eighty
for several hours in the afternoon, di-
videa among the teams as follows: ST.
Louis. 27; Detroit, 20; St. Paul, 10;
title Rock 10; total, IS. The first is
Of the National league and the second
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-01
ST. -Paul-Vicksburu.

st. Paul beat Vicksburg yesterday
by a score of to 3. 1t was the first
game Of the season. Everything CON
sidered. the Minnesotas played no bet
ter than the locals, and last years
taken the visitors measure with the
greatest east.-Vicksburg Post.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-01
Frisco's New Orleans Line.

A dispatch from New Orleans an
nounces that Judge King, in the citA
district court, sustained the validity
Of the grant of the city council to
the Frisco railroad except in the
matter of closing certain streets. The
case will go to the state supreme
court. President Yoakum was shown
the dispatch at st. Louis headquarters
yesterday afternoon, and he said that,
SO far, no copy of the courts decision
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-01

On account of the protracted meet
ing at the First Methodist church. Dr.
Caldwell announces that there will be
no prayer meeting at the First Pres
byterian church tonight
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-01

of the American league. and the third
is of the American association, while
Little Rock, of course. was of the
Southern league.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-01
King ANTITRUST BILL
ne of Contention in thu House On
X Tuesday
,dment Adopted Excluding Labor Organizations
but the Insurance Clause Amendment Was
Turned Down Good and Strong

e Rock, April 1.-The King anti
bill was the bone of contention
}e house yesterday.
| Campbell, of PULASKI, called UP
te bill No. / (King), the antitrust
and for the committee on judi
offered several amendments.
hendment No 1-'ProVided. moth
this act shall be construed 50
h1der, prevent or interfere with
/ .rganlzation, operation or main
Rnee Of labor unions Or organiza-
having for their purpose the
Slanee or increase Of the price
5es paid to laborers.7 as offered
+. Holland, was recommended
committee.
\ Toney favored TIE amendment.
feodueed the original King bill
ad been endorsed Dy the Demo-
platform. He declared that
Resent King bill was not the orig
Mill, but had been interlined and
A Of it had been stricken out. If
Will had been altered, the present
@ had a right t. alter it. The
&9ers could not afford to go on
Nd against labor. He could not
8ac'> to his home with the knowl-
~ that he had voted for any meas
that would turn the wives and
ren of the laboring man out into
street. 1t was absolutely neces-
for the protection of the labor.
man that the amendment be adopt
Dui-aney replied to the argu-
of Mr.. Merriman and Mr.. To
Nile claimed that the bill would
fect the labor organizations The
.tFfpplied to corporations doing bus
k( in the state. Labor organiza-
Nwere Incorporated, but they did
Isiness in the state The bill
r. to destroy the organizations of
sct that controlled the state
4 KerWin argued in favor of the
: aIment and cOntended that the
bbuld materially affect the labor
olszations. The adoption of the
aIment would be just and emf
n9 proper tribute to the rights Of
theborer. The labor organizations
WeIhe rock-bed foundation of the
co1hrcial intAests of any state
He Nv no reason why the, measure
Wc4be killed by the adoption of the
amament
N, Brooks called for the previous
queion. The roll was called on the
hotn for the previous question and
VT carried-ayes 3S, noes 35.
9Th roll was, then called and the
men nlment was adopted-ayes A.
oes y, the official vote being:
Arnold, Baskin, Bell,
syill Briant, Brooks, Burk, Campbell,
& Pulaski, Cate, Chestnut. Chrisp,
tutaf er, DeRossiee, Eldridge, Ellis,
MsA On, Flanagan, Fletcher, Funk,
lltN Can't, Green of Benton, Grif-
M iris, Holland, Holman, Holmes,
pker, Horton, Jacobs, Kerwin, Mar
bau, Matmiller, Merriman, Moore,
erson, Poole, Rodman, Roundtree,
lighter, Toney, Weaver, Wofford-
Noes-Bird, Bradley, Campbell of
Holph, Chambers, Clement, Cooke
I Gl1ips, Daniel, Dixon, DuLaney,
IL, Futrell, Gannaway, Garrett,
SaA, Greene of Ouachita, Keith,
"a Matheny, McGuigan, Meyers,
trry, Norf1eet, Perry, Rowland,
Ird, Tarver, thompson, White,
Y ,{y, Winn, Witt, York-32.
tPool changed from no to aye.
Eldridge moved to reconsider
e by which the amendment car
vi nd lay that motion on the table.
M bnLaney moved to take a re-
.E Until 2 o'clock. Lost-ayes 80,
y ayes and noes were called on
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-01
petroit.k.ittIe Rock.

Detroit took the second game from
Little Rock yesterday y a score Of
to 6.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-01

Edgar Johns, of Grady, is in the city
tiday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-01

(continued on Page Four.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-01

.te Rock, April 1.-The King anti
bill was the bone of contention
ie house yesterday.
!. Campbell, of Pulaski, called TIP
,e bill No. l (King), the antitrust
and for the committee On judi
nffernl- several amendments
The Virginia enterprise., 1903-02-20
RUN THREE HUNDkED MEN,

Martin Erwin, of Cloquet, super,
intendent of the Northern Lumber
Company, of CIoquet, accompanied
by ]. w. Dorsey, in charge of rail
road construction work and train
service on the Mesaba Southern
railroad, were callers at The. Enter.
prise sanctum Wednesday evening"
Mr.. Erwin informs us that the
Northern Lumber Company will
put in about 2)O00,OOO feet of timber
from their camps west and north OF
Mountain Iron this winter, ship.
ping same over the Mesaba South
ern to the St. Louis river, down
which they are driven to the com.
pany's mills at Cloquet.
This work furnishes employment
to about 800 men, three camps be.
ing run. All this timber comes
from 1913, the Mesaba Southern
now having about twelve miles o1
trackage laid.
The Virginia enterprise., 1903-02-20
THEOBdLDl.

The Theobaldi concert at the Fay
Opera this evening under the aus
pices of the local lodge S. H. +. F.
of a., promises to be one of the
finest entertainments it has ever
been the pleasure of a Virginia aud
ience to attend. The proceeds of
the entertainment will help to swell
the charita ble fund for the aid of
the famine sufferers of the Scandi-
navian peninsula.
The concert receives great praise
in several of our exchanges, and
music-loving attendants will not be
disappointed in the program.
The Virginia enterprise., 1903-02-20
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1873
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

United States Land Once,
Duluth. Minn.. Jany. II, 1903.
Notice Is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions Of the act Of Congress Of
June B 1873. entitled IAN act for the sale of
timber lands In the states of California, Ore
gon, Nevada and Washington Territory" as
extended to all the Public Land States by act
of August 4. 1892,
MARGARET MCMILLAN,
of Duluth. county of st. Louis, State Of MINI.
esota has this day filed in this Office her
sworn statement No. 7l97, tor the purchase
of the VIZ SEX, SEX sW4 Of Sec. %. NWM
Mex of Section No. 81 in Township No. go n,
Range No. 10 W., 4th P. M., and will
offer proof to show that the land sought is
more valuable for It's timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, and to establish her
claim to said lard before the Register and
of this Office ut Duluth. Minn.. on Tuesday,
the 12th day of May. 1903.
She names as Witnesses:
William J. Bagley. of Duluth. MINI.
Robert G. Free of
George McNabb. of "
John F. Roberts, of Z"
Any and all persons cla' ming adversely
the above described lands are requested to
file their claims IN this Office on or before
said 18th day of May. 1903 j. @a z~
e. ..a=.. Ii Il. WM. e. CULKIH,
81. L. Shepherd. Register
Attorney. Jan 81 Mar27
Il :
The Virginia enterprise., 1903-02-20

insanity being filed against him.
He was examined before Probate
Judge Middlecoff the following day,
it being decided that his case was
one demanding care, and he wac
ordered taken to the State Hospital
at Fergus Falls. Dempsey had been
acting strangely for some time, and
the contention of the doctors was
that dependency caused his pres
ent mental condition.
The Virginia enterprise., 1903-02-20
CBUHCH SEX VIC

PRE1BH TEitIAN CBUkCH SEN TlCES.
Regular service at the Presbyter-
ian church next Sunday as follows:
Preaching service at half past seven
in the evening. The subject of the
sermon will be "Orpah and Ruth, or
Two Sisters Contrasted." Special
music will be feature of the serv-
ice.
Sunday School at noon.