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New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
wEIeHrs EoR eENNINes HANpIcAP.

Washington, March 3.-The weights for the Ben
nings spring handicap races for three-year-ods and
inward to be run on the first and last days Of tho
coming spring meeting. were announced to-day as
follows:
First DAY, March q Csx furonEsDSyrin. 126; Nantor
1885, Demurrer Wealth 49, Sergeant I12: Iiimssif
Ahomada. Zoe: Red bamsei. I0e: Marshal Neil Jos
Hoodvink 1Os: GIennevs I0S; Daily, 107; Kalos. 10!
Arden. los: Animosy. lo6: RinEdove 1o5; Mary WI
Ioughby 105: Circus Io3; Par E1ceIIence' lo4; Alan
Last day furlongslEIoim 103; Jerry I02: Ath
ioa Little Boy 1O2 Pageant 100; CurtSey 100 Tuga
io' shrine 20; Snowman. 90: Mrs Frank Foster 9s
Blue Victor 97 Sprngbrook. 81 Dark Planet "a; DUKE
a5: All souls 81; AhoIa, 80
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
BOILED WATER FOR COLUMBIA,

Columbia authorities, apparently moved by the
typhoid epidemic at Cornell. have been investigat-
ing the matter of the universitys drinking water
supply. To avoid any possible danger the water
which the students drink in the university lunch
room has all been ordered to be boiled. The water
coolers there all bear pIacards reading BOILED
Water" Whether the ice in the coolers has been
similarly treated is not yet known.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
COLUMBIA GYMNAsT DISQUALIFIED.

Otto PulIich. Columbia gymnast. was yesterday
declared ineligible represent Columbia in the
coming intercollegiate championships by tfe uni
versity faculty committee athletics. on the
ground that he had competed four years Pu'lch
won the intercollegiate championship the hori-
zontal bar for Columbia last year At the [equE
Columbia scheduled for Saturday night at Philadel-
phia has been changed to Friday.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
MONTE CARLO CHESS TOURNAMENT.

Monte Carlo March I'm the third round of the
second half of the international Chess Tournament
here TODAY Schlechter beat Marco. Ruy Lopez
opening In thirty moves: Teichmann defeated Reg
sio French defence. in thirty-two moves ana
Naroczy worsted Mieses. Danish gambit. in twenty
five moves. Marshall beat Mason Bishops open
trs In tbirty-fve moves: TaubenhauS beat Moreau,
Ruv Iopez opening in sixty-three moves: the game
be- twerr Albln and Pisbury, three knights opening
Tsrrasch beat Wolf, Ruy Lopez opening in forty
The scores up to date are follows:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
BILLIARDS AT N. Y: A. c.

The annual handicap straight rail billiard tourna-
rnrn; Of the New-York Athletic Club was started
la4t night with twelve entries. The players are
divided into the classes A, B. c, four represented
in each. Or. Walter q. Douglas. the fourteen inCh
Id IfIinc champion OF the club. playing ZVV, Is
scratch man of Class A.
only one game was played last night. that be
tween " s Wilson and {. p. Ayres, the two low
mark men in Glass &. Wilson won by four points
Inirty-six innings being required to complete the
Al If D0ntS.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
coLUMelA-ENeLIsH LACROSSE GAME.

It announced yesterday that game between
the Columbia lacrosse team and the Oxford-Ca
bridge twelve is now a certainty and that all the
home games of the Columbia twelve will be played
on South Field. Favorable weather conditions yes
terday brought out at South Field the varsity and
class lacrosse squads Altogether they numbered
seventy-one. Of whom forty-four are candidates for
the varsity. The time devoted to stick work.
passing and body checking, at which the men
showed the effect of their practice in the gym
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
NEW OFFICERS FOR CRICKET CLUB.

The Manhattan Cricket Club held meeting yes
terday in Brooklyn, at which it was decided tnat
the annual meeting held on February Is was lie
gal because it held at the Clarendon Hotel IN
stead OF at the Argyle the notice of the meeting
called for. New officers then elected as 1oi-
lows: President. &. A. McCully: first yice-presI-
dent, r. Howard; second vice-president. D. 6aIneI
secretary, E. E. Jacobson; treasurer. A. j. Ira!
captain. F: J. Prendergast: vLce-csptain; r. ;ce a.
captain, O. Bradshaw: captain veteran eleven /.
Howard; Vice-captain, W. B. Wharton.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
,E aIcvcLE TEAM plssANDs.

New Haven, Conn.,. March Sowing to lack OF
interest the part of those colleges Which are rep
resented in the intercollegiate bicycle racing assoc
ation it has been decided to dsband the Yale bi-
cycle team. The expense of maintaining the ,ean nf
for the last few years has exceeded the amount
allotted by the Yale Athletic Associatton and TINS
1ears allowance will hardly suffice to meet thc IN
I-abf incurred,
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
ADVANCE MONEY MAY MAKE TROUBLE

1t is thought that the advance money paid to
Delehanty and Davis to play on the New--York
baseball team this season will be brought up "neh
the American League meets in this city to-day.
President PulIiam Of the National League Is said
to have sent a letter to Ban johnson asking MIN
to take up the Both men were or1sreG TG
to return all money advanced by the new, ork @
club, and the understanding is that they VIII not
he allowed to play with any club until the money
ia maid
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
YACHTING.
Constitution Launched-To Go to Bristol.

%rI-London. Conn. March 3-Captain UTiss
Rhodes who will sail the old cup defender Consti-
sgiiau with five men. took charge OF the Dig
,loo, toda,. after she was launched from the yard
of the Thames Towboat Company's plant at RIVER
The and tender will be towe0 TO the
IarresI1ofT Yard, Bristol. r. l.. soon as the
Weather permits. There too much sea To-Day
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
coRsErT TO SIGN FOR FIGHT.

Corbett SAYS he will sign articles Of agreemer
to tight Jeffries tomorrow. It is said the HaEc
valley Athletic Club has offered 20 per cent of tn
receipts for the match.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
MANY ENTRIES EoR G. N. Y. /. A. A. A.

At the Greater New-York Irsh-American Athletic
Club games to take place at Madison Square
Garden q week from Saturday evening many OF
the principal colleges and athletic clubs will be
represented. The two mile intercollegiate race
will be one of the contests that is expected to
arouse considerable interest many of the COL
leges have entered their best teams for it.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
BASEBALL.
Officers of Philadelphia Club.

Philadelphia, March S.-The new owners OF the
Philsdeiphia National League baseball club met
to-day and elected officers follows: James
Potter, president; Arthur E. Newbold, vlce-presl-
dent and treasurer pro tem.: f. NJ. Robinson
Francis e. Bond George H. Frazier, Charles e
IrgersoT and Edwin !. Hyneman, directors
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
PRoGRAKME OF spbRTs TODAY.

RAcING.-At NevT-orleans and Oakland.
SPoRTSMEN'S SHow.-At Madison Square Garden.
FENCING.-Cornell. Columbia
GoL.F.-womens South Florida championships. Falm
Beach
ATHLETTcS-HandicaS games. at Columbia.
HOCKEY.-Colunba second Stevens. at CleF-
mont Avenue Rink.
BAsKETBALI~-UnIversity Of Pennsylvania, at Prince
BAsEBALL-NaiionAl meeting. ct Hotel Victoria
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04

George H. Sutton. trmIess billiard player
from milwaukee,. has been hired by c. E. Green
10 give exhibitions at the Montauk billiard rooms
On BROOKLYN. Sutton holds his cue in the crook
~ The right elbow resting the top the stump
syf tIS left rTn. He Is said TO be clever player
aud able to make big averages.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
3 3 I'D to date are as follows:
ro OPEN POLO GROUNDS SOON.

II is announced. by Squadron A that the polo
grounds at Van CortIandt Park will be oper for
play on Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays as
narIv in the season as the condition of the fields
will hermit 1t is expected that this date VIII not
he later than Monday, April 90 An addition 10 the
present stabling ACCOMMODATIONS dt t'ie pd'A 10
oEabl
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
EUROPEAN RAILWAYS.
MIDLAND RAILWAY.

The Picturesque Route of Great Britain.
The most interesting picturesque route through the
eentre OF England IMPROVED EXPRESS SERVICES
LIVERPOOL. (CentraD to-. LONDON and PRINCiPAL
THROUGH TICtETs to LONDON PARIS ano ai dI parts Is
CHECKED through from hotel. residence or
pier ! New York part of London, apply app Dor Tor
time tables, Sc to tha Company > Pas-
sengpr Agents Messrs. T. cook & Son. 261 and 1lS5
Broadway and to Messrs. Thos. Meadows Co., e.
Beaver Midland for Freight TTanc for IreSnt
rates 10 parts Of Great britain.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
Guroprnn ADVERTISEMENTS

EUROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS will
find the London Office of The Tribune, 149
Fleet Street, Convenient place to leave their
advertisements and subscriptions foE The
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
Foreign Resorts.
foreign Resorts.
LONDON HOTELS.
'"''- ''' '''' ! LONDON.

The perfection Modern Hotels with the nHTst me g RITE
The world wide reputation OF H[. n
Of the Hotel Ritz Paris who Is ManaSer ano 3
Escofer who IL acknowledge to Be tine m9ss sJsIns
Furonsan chefs ana has charge OF the Carlton SulsnS
perfection In each Department.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
Norfolk Hotel, Brighton, England.
Unper Norwood, Queens Hotel.

Near Crystal Palace. London. Heathiest situauon III
England Lovely gardens. Boarding terms from SI0C Per
day. Special large parties Convenient tram
service for City and West End London.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
foreign Resorts.

THIS FAMOUS HOTEL HAS LONG; BEEN =
FAVORED STOPPING PLACE FOR AMER
CAN VISITORS. MOST CENTRAL POSI-
TION IN THE WEST-END.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-02
@nbstjeneiter / ct. Saul.

0HoslJeHe1ter I ct. Ya1tl.
Sen banif-norife @olsatba &irfe,196
Gbomas ST., rtar Como Mbe.
@u6stienefte bper @gnoag Gyor.
mib6ag SCI. 10H. @enoogsffole
SCI. 1910. u~ng6omsmp6e @!.
6H. Mftentie1peite SCI. TX. Dp.
bpggeliesmpbe 0ns6og Mfte1 &l.
8. Mnbreas 6. Epcbien, @reHk
914 Mon6o cit.
Hreiten treffes / @irfens @tuoe.
reoerelie bper Sormi6bog fra &l.
1912 og bper Mften fra &l. 6H
~.
9anif epans.-l1ttb. ct. @tepbans
Strife, &iprnet al 0rleans og @t,-
pens @treet. @1e6stieneite bbsr
@dn6ag Sormiobog @1. II. @gn>
6agSifole 81. 8. s. 81. Mn6er1en,
&reit.. 8opel: 118 Sing ct.
Sen nurif-banife 8aptiitfirfe, &igr-
net al MilforD og @ooebrioge @ts.
@u6stieneite bber @pn6og @1
1917 6orm. og 7H Mften. &l.
6H n~ngbomsmpbe. Gors6og sri.
ten &l. 8 @gnnemgoe Sen norIf,
banife 8optiItmenigbeos ling
oomsforening mgoer / lit 2ofale
bber S6n6og 81. $50 @fterm. 81.
@ilfor6 og @oo6bribge ct. Sang
og Muiif al Il. S. @angfor. Mlle
@fon6inober bjertelig pclfomme:.
&Dr Treliers &orff 2ntherifc Me=
nt9bco. @ubstieneite bber Ggn.
Dag Gorm. 81. 1890 og Mften 81.
7.30 &apellet poa Sale st.. ner
@berburne Mpe. @pn6ogs1foie
&. 12-1. MIe @fan6inabe1
biertelig belfomne. gfep. g. 8
2aurbammer, 1872 @berburne
Mpe.
Gmamuels Morff 2mtberifc Menigbcb
(&auges @pno6e) bolber @u6stie.
neite bber @6n6ag Sormio6og @l.
1917 og @bn6ag @ften SCI. TX
&irfe1 poo &i6rnet at CANADA GO
ID. @treets. Sgnoagsifole fra
SCI. IL til 1. @aitor STR. 3. 8ro.
ba1sg> 298 @illiams 81. Mlle Ell
beltomne til @ubstienefterne OF
@gn6agsifolen.
SDmobens norif Gu. I11tb. Menigbe6,
81. at CANADA og 13. @ts., bol6er
@uostieneite bber @pn6og Sorm.
@. 1917 og @ften 81. ~. @gn.
6ugsifo4en mpoer SCI. 9 Torm.
S @apellet poa &idrnet al @eane:
og Carl @ts., er ser @pn0ogsifole
bber @dnoog %@ftermi66ag &l. 8
og @lr6atieneite &l. IL Mften.
S &opellet paa &igrnet al ct. Ml.
bans og Sberburne @ts., er ser
@6n6agsffole bber @gn6ag gfter.
mi66ag 81. 8 og @u6stieneite 81.
~ Mften. @bon1os @ilsion, &o'
flor, Cor. B1tller & @eorion @ts.
9cn morif=banife @etbobitfirfe, 81
at @roa6map & 13. ct. CUBS.
t%ieneite Sorm. 81. 1890, Mften
7.45. l1nge Golfs @puortb 2igu:
@dn6og Mften ST. GAS og literer1
Me6e 2. og 4. Sirs6og / Maane6en
8gn1emg6e bber Sns6ag Mfter
&l. 8. S. 81. SSofobien, &altor
289 10. @treet.
Sr%cfolbigbebs nprife en-. 11tb. Meni9'
FEB al Sen Gorene6e Strife. Cubs
tieneite @bn6og Sormio6og ST
1917 og Mften 81. IT,. Sgn6ags'
fole &I. 12 til 1 / 2ofaIet pnc
&i6rnet al @berbnrn ct. og Sur
ringfon Mbenue.
so. @eterlie, @reit; 407 @borles
Street.
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8uebc fo1,1ner i1b bDer Sag fra
Solf, fom er blebne fie6e at at betale
itore Doftorregninger, og iom bar
fun6et &elbreo spg 2pffe be6 8rugen
at 81. Neter's &urito. 'Denne Me.
6tcin ieIges lite pan Mpotbefer, men
oirefte til 6orbrugerne giennem
Mgenter eIler Of Sabrifanten, 81.
&eter GdbrneD, 112-114 go. Sopne
Mpe., Chicago, SI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-02

@olbgtftsretten ,tbnebnt. G5aren
al &uslan6, bbem set bar operla6t
at n6nebne Dommerne be6 Gol6-
giftsretten Ser Ifal 6dmme imellem
8ene5uela og Sc epropeiife Magter,
bar uonebnt Sc fdlgen6e: &rofes.
for Sc Martens be6 ct. 8etersborg
l1niberiitet; so. Monrobieff rusiiif
SSuititsminiiter. og &rofes1or 2am-
mob al 9iterrig. Erof. Martens
blep flor tilfien6t Mobel 8remien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-02
st. Paul.
u, &. Cvdfen,
<ofalreoaft6r.
z. 10. mariboe,
Manager.

Tprretninasfprerem treffes bagltg
paa 8labcts 3pntor, 46 unton
8lpeh, mcllcm 12-1 pg Sc.
&pnccrt afbol6es iaften, Greoag, /
Sen 1mrife Sp%nooefirfe mes ct uo'
nlGrfet Yrogram.
Nm CT Bet Stben at abonnere poo
ct. Saul Ei6en6e"
fun $1.00 ont Maret me6 Hremtt
frit. &oom 46, l1nion 8locf, Cor
Cedar & Gortrtb @ts.
&rrffct 8cnct. @enrp @enne0D
Ell 6orn1er fra St1ner @robe, fierte
forleoen Ipbif poa Sbiro ct. So
ban life por ijton6 i'll at bol6e Sc
itene, iprang Dan al Sognen og bref'
feoe @enet. San in0lag0eS pao
@ybolpitolet.
&cn9cne fprit. Sen &omitee al
Msl emblp, lom bor mes Saloonbe'
nilgni11g at gjpre, er blepen poolag1
at lie til, at fpren0 S%illaoetien til al
bploe Sulpnu gipes, SEN ie0panlige
2icence puu $1,000 er in0betalt. Oct
ifol Dere ter life bore tilla6t at BE-
tule vp11 fife Snltallment Elon".
Silifa6cfpmuc Mrbcjbcre. Gbo'
mas Micbaellpn, $40 Gogerton ct.
&ictpr @lpomql1ilt, 430 Minnebobo
Ct, % 6. Scbaber fom 2arbog TIL
ifaoe peo Sammen1tprtningen al e1
S1illobs, iom Sc orbej0e6e poa / 499
@ocorta ct. Micboelion fit in0.
pen0lg Sfobe og blep bragt til 8e.
tbesba @pipital.
S Yplitirettcn blep / September
Mooneo iopmi @p0er iii en- ian1le1
Sum al $21,924, eller $6,801 mere
ems for lomme @aane0 THOR. Ser
bleo i6emt 20,0S0 @traffeooge, ellie,
3,7S5 flere ems / September 1902.
Mf 9pggepermits u6lte6tes / @ep'
tember Mooneo ia til EFT lomlet
Sum al $340,2S5, bpilfet er fol
omtrent $4,000 mere ems for lom'
me Si6srum ifjor.
@cls @ulliefion, en- &eltebonole,
fra Miblep. g. Sat, b1ep ii01t / for.
rige l1ge fun6en bepi6itles poa 6or.
tobet paa SibleD og Z. Sts. ga ba1
TOM i'll Jig ieIp paa 8oIititatio1ten
opoageoe ban, at ban bab6e miitet Ell
flor &engeium, ban bab6e bos fig
ODER $4,000. San bob6e beret
ct. Souls mes en 2a6ning &eite, oq
BET bar paa Silbagebejen 6erfra, al
ban fom in6 til ct. Saul. Set an.
toges, at bon fer I @pen bar facet
9riffebarer me6 be6Gben6e Mi6Ier /
San bab6e, 6o ban TOM ill fig ielp,
enoel Nenae / @ebol6 iomt en- 1to1
Geflel. ...
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Suites.

NmffHa. 9essre nttttse 'etanstmaptFe
1870. @eno % 9btnoer til at arbeibe
for % I fin esen 9ieutstabn. ueiaa
nu91e til at retie for %. -etaoie DIaoS foe
Dtnteren ener tor belle Maret. -2tn sc. so
pr Sag. - BaaltoeIiet 0trma tnes fort SEA
pttat. 9belie behbbes lite, men n,aa babe sobe Hnz
befaItnger. Gor rern,ere Dplpsntnser ftrip til
H. MILLER. M6r.,
884 Dearborn Str, CHICAGO, IL6
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-02

&c gcrDGrcnbc GmbcSsmnnb al
Nortbern Eocific S%erl1banen bor /
Be lioite iefs Tiger gjentogne @onge
mo>togct @repe ira nogle 8onoitter
rOe / Montol1o, inbe6oloen0e Srus-
Ter ON at o0elnJge &ompognieis 81.
enOom, laolom 8roer, Spor, Soto
mother plo., bpi5 life ser 1l0betultes
Ell Gum al $4,000 poo en- / 8re-
pe1e npjaJtig onJipen Moo6e. 8on=
oltter1e trueOe life olene me6 Sc fgr
ngpnte RbelGggeller men bi6ere at
bringe Sffentligbe6en fiji &11nol fab
ON Sen 6are, man u0lotte Jig for
beo at reiie oner &ompogntets Sern,
boner; og bo Eengene natltrligbis
fife er b(eoen betalte, bor 8an6itterf
ne ganif e rigtigt begpn6t pao 6eres
&erp9rf. Sp6ageliesbetjente er
uoienote for ON m1ligt at afperge
flere 96el@ggelier og at fange 6or=
brD6erne.
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&euplcs Sairp, bbis Gier er @r.
81. Mn6erien, tilbereoer og for6an6,
Ter Set befien0te 6anife Sm9r u@olp
9ranb". @n6bi6ere ielger set 9gg,
iom 6aglig mo6ta9es friife fra 2o11=
Set, % Sit. See Cream / 9etail og
@boleia le leberes til ertbDer 9el al
8pen. $50 Slice Street. Selefon
431-3.
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Sen &rasbptcriamife atrfes Min.

Den &rcsbpterianifc &irfcs Min.
neiota SDno6e meoer / neite uge i
Central presbyterian gburcb fra
Gorsoag til @bn6ag.
Mu CT Set Siben at abonnere paa
= st. Bnnl Ei6en6e";
fun $1.00 ONT Moret mes @remie
fr&. @oom 46, Union 8locf, Cor.
@e6or & S onrtb Sts.
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Salpation Mrmp % &plitiet. On.
iign @illtom 0liber, bleb Ma11oQg
Mften arreiteret paa &igrnet al Socf-
ion og z. cts. J Solbationi1terne
bol6t Mg6e. og ba ser bar temme-
Zig megen @ogntrofH, beor6re6es Sc
al &oIittet ill at fierne Jig. Sen
1Dngen6e Glare piI0e imi6lertib life
lo6e Jig foritprre, .og @atrolbogner
bleo bentet.
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2iget af CT ing Mamb poa 90 Mor
families liOlte Sns0og / 6loben pes
Smaba @roe11. Mon0en bar 5 SOB
og s Sommer bpj, me6 fort &oor og
glatroget glnligt, og bel fleot. Ser
fan0tes intet poo bans Eerlon Ser
fun6e ontp6e Dbem ban bar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-02

Gberfjbrt at &oFpusn. On $. 6.
&icfors fra Seem Sort blep forleoen
fiprt ODER al en- al Bo1tbelene1s
&ogne paa 40. og Socfion cts. &on
tom meget ilemt tilifo6e og in6lag6es
paa ct. Soiepbs &oipitol.
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Spbn Mn6eriun, Ser for to Mor IL
SEN folot neo fra Sen bpie 8ro u0en
at fomme %lpn0erlig tillfo0e, 6p6e for
1eGaa1 efter en- fort Spg0om pao 8e-
tbes6a @oipitol. 9p6saorlogen er
nfien6t, og Set er m1ligt,at Sen itaar
/ 6orbin0elle me6 bans 6al0 for 2
Mor 1ioen.
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Nmsfpa. Rosre ntttise e%tamstnaptte
1870. @eene % Qbtnoer til at orbetbe
for % I fin esen 9ieustabu. osiaa
no9le til at retie for %. - etaot8 SLABS for
Dtnteren e1er TOT bele 4aret. - 2tn $3.50
pttal. 9pelie behpbes lite, men ,naa babe sobe Gnz
befalinser. Gor ,armere Dplssntnser itrip til
H. MILLER. 6dr
884 Dearborn Str, CHICAGO, liz
Nm er BET 3iSen at abonnere paa
~ Ct. @oul Ei6enbe"
fun $1.00 ON Moret me1 Bremie
frit. @oom 46, Union 8locf, Cor.
@eoor & Bourtb @ts.
8rporcne q. g. % $. 5. Tranb-
len, set berperen6e banife 8pggefir.
ma, bor al &egieringen facet &on-
traft paa at opfere to al 6e npe 8Dg-
Ringer beo Sort Smelling.
Tpr at forffjbnnc bet npe &opito-
le1ms Omgipelier oil en- Del Suite /
Nerbe0en bltue ne6repne og Bla6-
fen beplantet, og l1nberban6linger
%foregaar i 6is1e Dage meo &useier-
ne.
9cu n%prif=banifc 8apkitfirfc ffaI
babe falot 8aitor 6inmolf fra Chico
60 til at blipe Menigbeoens &reIt.
Haitor 6inmall far fsr peret beres
Erelt, og er en- %nolmin6eltg 0pgtig
Man0. @borpt0t fan mo6tager
&al6et ct nofgiort.
2tget at CT nug Manb paa 90 Mor
fan6tes iioite Sns0og / Tlo0en pes
Smobu @roe11. Mon0en bar 5 SOB
% s Sommer bpi me6 fort @oar og
glatroget glnligt, og bel fleot. Ser
fanbtes intet paa bans Eerl on, Ser
fun6e artp6e bbem bon bar.
Spbn Mnberiun, Ser for to Mor H.
SEN fol0t ne0 fra Sen bbje 8ro uOen
at fon1me ipnOerlig ti(1fa0e, 0p6e for
leben efter en- fort Spg0om poo 8e-
tbes6a @oipital. 9p6saorlogen er
ufjen0t, og Set er ml1ligt,ot SEN itaar
/ 6orbin6elie me6 bans 6al0 for 2
Mor 1t6en.
&eoplcs 9atrp, bois @ier er Mr.
81. Mn6erien, tilbereoer og forbon0,
Ter Set befien6te 6onife @mgr u@otp
9ranb". Gn6pi6ere ielger set 9gg,
iom baglig mo6ta9es friife fra 2an=
Set, og Sit. See Cream / 9etal %
@boleiale leberes til enbper Sci al
@pen. $50 Slice @treet. Selefon
1873.
salpatton Mrml % &plitiet. en-.
lign @illtam Sliper bleb Man6Qg
Mften a%rreiteret poa &ibrnet at Sacf-
ion og z. cts. Solbationiiterne
bolot Mp6e, og bo ser bar temme-
Zig megen @ogntrofif, beor6re6es Sc
al &olitiet i'll at: fierne Jig. Ser
fpngenbe 5fare bil6e imi6lertib life
looe Jig foritprre, .og 8atrolpognen
blep bentet.
ct. &aul iom Mbniteritab. Sc
foreneoe &omtfeer, JONI bor me6 ct.
Souls 9eltagelie / ct. 2onis u01til>
ltngen nGite Mar at gj6re, far ben-
tenot Jig til @proaoet for en- Gum
al $4,000 til Bette 9ieme0. Dr.
Sbage er ollere0e / @eli06elie al 1tgr>
re Sl1mmer, ser ifal arbenbes til /
ct. 2ouis at piie, bbilfen rem og il1nb
9p bi leber /.
SpSefurfpl9elic / ct. &aml. Gn
Sci al Oe berpgrenoe j90iife @roce=
rDmGn0 er blepen orre jteret for al
boce bol6t beres @lltifer oobne ON
Spn0age11. Oct forefommer ps, at
Sc er / lin go0e 9fet, naar Sc prote,
lterer imoo at futile bol0e 8utifen
l1ffet to Gage ON l1gen, 26r6ag for
0eres egen Sompittigbe6s @fpl6 oq
Spnoag for Mn6res, i1er ioalenge
BDens Salooner frGft og benlDnslgl1
bol0es aabne Scot og Sag baoDe
Sgn6ag og 29roag.
Sc inbbenbige 9ele paa &n1tb=
N1v<~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-02

9cu n%orif=banifc 8apkitfirfc ffaI
babe falbt &aitor 6inmoll fra @btca<
go til at blipe Menigbeoens Street,
Ealtor 6inpall bor fpr peret oeres
ErGit, og er en- n%olminbeltg opgtig
@an0. @porpiot fan mo0tager
&al6et er nofgiort.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-02

Mu er set Siben at nbonnere paa
~ ct. Saul Si6enbe"
fun $1.00 ON Monet me1 Bremie
frit. @oom 46, Union 8locf, Cor.
@ebor & 8ourtb @ts.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-02
Mange spgsmaal mob Spur=

Ma1nge smsmaal moo spor=
bp9nsfompa9niet. SITE min6re ems
fem SggSmaol photographers paa en-
Sag | 0enne l1ge moo Som 2oprp.
2ucD @bapmans &lage gaar us pqo,
at bn11 UNDER Statsu61tillingen /
1902 paa cit operfpI6t @porbpgn
blep faltet mos Sernperfet fornoe /
8ognen % tom tilifa6e. Sun for
lomger 10000 Collars. gmiIp Go-
mar6s bleb flemt, i6ef Moforman6en
ll1ffeoe 9oagerne for ti6ligt. SUN
gnifer $4,000. Clio Softer, Dr.
Norman 6oiters Srue, forImger
$4,000 og ben0es Ma1tb $1,000.
@rs. 6oiters Mage gaar 116 poo, at
bun b1eb foftet ub at 5eoet paa
@rnnb at at 5ponbognen ltai16fieefoee1
for plnofeligt, mes Ben SgIge, at Jun:
bor peret iengeltgeen6e fiben.. 2eno
8ilion,bbis 4 Mar gomle lille Dreng
.bleD oberfiert % 6rnbt poo 8apne
Ape. ben %. Mni anieger ON
$5;OOOSS fabeseritntning
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-02

8rporcne q. g. % $. 5. Tranb-
len, set berperen6e bon1fe 8pggefir.
ma, bar al 91egieringen facet &on-
traft paa at opfere to al be 11pe 8pg-
ninger be6 Sort Snelling.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-02

Sc i%nbbenbige 9ele paa &m1b=
ring. @illiam GomQing, e1t for6en-
bGrenbe Soloat paa &bilippineder=
me- ligger ipg poa ct. 2ufes &oip1,
tai, .og bans 5pg6om far %ttl0roget
fig 2egernes Snteresie / bgielte
@ra6. @opling fit / Eieneiten en-
fisn6lig 811gle, ser life blep l16ora-
get, men beller iffe in6tiI for ct Star
iiben forbol6te bom sen min6ite 8e=
iparligbe6. 8e6 Sen Sis begpnote
Set legte 5oar at imerte, og bon
TOM fra @1scon1in for Ell Moone0 f.
ben for at fomme UNDER Dr. Sarrp
&itcbers 8eban0ling, Ser / @rigen
bar &egimentets @onrlage. &eo
ben itebfun6ne Operation bi1te set
Jig, at Der bab6e 6annet fig en- flor
Slump Materie, Ser baboe bragt
Siertet og ben benitre 2nnge u6 al
'oereS 2eie. sas
Materien fierne6@, men boooe
9inntet og 21ngen bar ilooet @o6 /
oeres rpe Sfilling og bil lite fpmtnte
ltt1bage. Set ton11neS Stun mao
imiolerfib fpl6eg, % 2agerne mener,
ct De bliDer ttbote til at fierne ct @or
s &ibben, for at &jgoet Ton ianfe zig.
aeo % fplbe @ulni1gen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-02

Tur at forifjbmnc bet npe &apito-
leums Omgipelier oil en- 9el Suite /
Nerbeben bliue ne6rebne og 8la6-
fen beplantat, og l1nberbon6linger
foregaar i 6isie 9age me6 &useier-
ne.