The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-02-27
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
The wrestling match at Winton
Saturday evening between Robl
White, of ST. Paul and Oscar Biburg.
Of WintOn WAS attended by larg.
aud enthusiastic crowd Of admirers
of the art The match was one of
the best ever seen in this section and
the contest was very satisfactory
affair. White was the larger man OF
he two but Biburg had the best of il
from The start. II required neark
twenty minutes for the first fall
which was won by Biburg. In tn,
second bout White became winded
and threw up the match. The match
was for $500 Il side aud catch-aS catch
can, More matches are being ar
ranged for TO take place in the near
future.
The B0oklover'S Library of Phila-
delphia have made arrangements for
placing one OF their circulating lib
rarieS in this city and the same will
be placed in the store of A. S. James.
Luther Brockway of the Exchange
Bank has accepted the position OF
manager here and will soon solicit
the city for membership to the ASSOC
citation to be formed. The member
ship tickets are placed at $3.50 per
year and entiIle you to Il system of
coupons which when delivered at the
library entitle you TO any hook you
wish. The library will contain nearly
300 books of the choicest kinds and
will be constantly added to. Frank
!, Barber Of Duluth was in the city
and made arrangements for the plac-
igof the library.
Itappesrs that w. ID. Ellsworth,
ex-pOsl master at Eveleth, who is now
in Jail, was Il regular hummer. Be-
sides losing $4,000 of Uncle Sans
money at gambling table, he col
iected several thousand dollars of
lakes from Eveleth citizens as a
deputy of Treasurer WhippIe, and
now Mr.. Whipple is asking these
citizens TO pay their taxes over again.
They think they don't have to and
the courts will decide. Ellsworth
also collected about So, 700 water tax
for the city Of Eveleth which he fail
ed toaccOunt for and also 5000 for the
Missabe Telephone company. The
American people dearly love to be
humbugged.-Duluth Republican.
The presentation of s.The Heroic
Dutchman" in this city Tuesday
evening 10y the Tower Dramatic Club
was a successful event and muchly
enjoyed by full house. The various
members composing the cast had
their lines to perfection and acted
their parts like professionals. The
ladies in particular did their parts
we'll. Altogether the exhibition was
satisfactory and we hope the Club
will again decide to visit this city in
the near future. The following was
the cast:
Col. Brown ............ Arthur Tippets
Mayor Jones .......... Louis Bauer
Harry walters UNIV. Lanphear
Capt. Lyle ................. r. Nicholas
Fred. (The Dutchman wv. F. D'Long
Sam, (Colored) $3.50. c. C. Campaigne
Tom
Sentlnel ............... John Pearson
May Brown $500. Miss Julia Mahady
Kate Brown ............ Mrs. VIM. Hill
Six OF the gallery gods'' after
Tuesday evenings performance at
the Opera House and during the time
the audience was filing out, amused
themselves by breaking the chairs
and otherwise raising the devil. The
management had the boys arrested
and Judge Van Blarcom fined them
the cost Of the chairs. Three of the
older ones paid Sl.35 and the other
three paid Csc. The gallery at the
Opera House has been constant
scource of annoyance primarily be-
cause the children are allowed to
congregate there in numbers. This
should be stopped.