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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-19

NEw-YoRK PUBLIC LIBRARY.-The popular
books for the week have been:
Fiction-ward's Lady Roses Daughter; wal
lsce's Ben Hur~: Aliens The Mettle OF the
Pasture"
acknowledgements Tom Sawyer; Hughess
Dozen from SalNerim". Henty's For Name
and Fame"
Miscella neous - Phillips. Ulysses; Lorimers
Letters from a Selfmade Merchant TO His
Son: Lor gfellow's Poems"
THE LIBRARY OF shington.
oct. 16.-The following list OF books called
for indicates The tastes Of readers in Wash
ington this week
f4istorv-N1ess's Ancient History; Lodges
story Of the Revolution: Wighan's The
Persian Problem: Curtiss Denmark, Nor
way and Sweden"
Descriptive ana Neutrality-suspicious. vacation
DAYS in Greece: Palner's Russian Life In
Town and Country. DU Chailus IN
African Forest and jungle Johnson
Along French BywaNs.
fs:oeraphy-AIcCarthy's The Reign Of Queen
Anne: Diary and Correspondence OF count
Axel Fersen'': E,scote's king Edward MI
end His Court"
F-ictio7-Auer's The Mettle Of the Pasture;
Holders Daughter OF the Dawn; DOVES
The Adventures OF Gerard; Browns The
NiIlionaire's Son; Bigelow's The Middle
Course: NcCutc heOE's The Sherrocs
AFiscellareous- HuckeIs ''farsitai'; Maeter
linck's Norma Wanna; kiplings From
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WELL KNOWN BALLETMASTER DEAD.
Anne c. Bertrand, of Paris and London, Elk
pires at Bellevue.

Aime Charles Bertrand. sixty-six years cid, bal
,etraster who had charge Of the ballets for num-
her Of wears in the Knckerbocker Theatre In Paris.
she Alhambra Music Hall in London and in the
Auditorium Theatre in Chicago. and who also had
charge of the baIlets Of the Black Crook "Babes
in the Woods" and other well known productions
in this country. died last night in the psyche
pathic ward in Bellevue Hospital
Bertrand had been living at No. 225 West Thirty
rinth-st. His brain became weak and he took 10
playing necessarily on his old violin He kept
II up for three nights. until neighbors complained
and he had 70 he taken the hospital last Tues
day He refused 10 go until they deluded him into
believing he was needed at the Metropolitan Opera
House but even ;hen he insisted on having VIC
lin and he would 90 into the pavilion at Bellevue
only when he received a violin from one OF the
doctors.
Bertrand. when lad. Jed the orchestra Of nc
Euickerbocker Theatre Of Paris and soon became
is halletmaster. Then he went TO the Grand
Opera House = = halletrnaster. remaining there
twelve wears. Then he went - the famous Alham-
Ira Music Han IN London where he remained as
head of the ballet for twenty-one years.
Imre Kiralfy induced him 10 try his fortune IN
America and BeatranG became balletmaster Of the
Auditorium Theatre in Chicago.
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PINNED DOWN BY AUTO.
Vehicle OUerturned-DOctOr Sen
ouslu Iniwed-Wfe Hurt.

g. and his wife were imprisoned under their auto
mobile at Fortieth-St. and Seventh-ave. late last
night when the ma chine overturned at spot
where the asphalt had been removed for repairing
Dr Stern is possibly internally injured ana ms le
err, Was rroha hly broken. He also sustained Sc
we're shock His wife was cut about the face ana
hands and bruised about the body
They were returning from call on one OF Ihe
rhvsacian's patients. They did not see mat the
asphalt had been removed at Forte1h-sL anu 0e'
.,,b.v. q, the southwest corner. and they say
there was no red light or signal OF warning. The
automobile ran into the cut and tipped completely
ever frnprisonng and wife. -, ,..,
A crowd Of men TO the ald OF tne pIS st l
and his wife and the machine was nfted IRON
their bodies which it was pinning down. III. III:
stern MS helped IN his wife regalnlng her leet
almost unaided. and they were taken nome IN d
cab.
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ITEM OCTOBER n
Lufesf Foreign yNetOS About Books.

Paris october to
Ffrmin Didot puts forth the second volume
OF Gabriel Hanotaux's "Histore de Cardinal
Richelieu" II contains interesting documents
and letters hitherto unpublished. The ex-Min-
lister OF Foreign Affairs has thoroughly ran
sacked the diplomatic archives at the DUAL
d'orsav. and presents to us a real Richelieu.
stripped of fanciful feathers and theatrical ro-
nance. 1t is a conscientious work of lasting
historic value Plon Nourrit publishes I'm Mag
istrat ct Homme de Lettres Dix-huitleme
steele lie President Henault." by Henri Lion.
Fssquelle publishes two clever and amusing
psychological novels by Felicien Champaur and
by Charles Hirsch c. l. b.
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London. October 16
Reviewers are commencing Professor New
combs "Reminiscences Of an Astronomer a
valuable scientific work: Henry James's Will
fam wetmore story" as delightful book about
Rome; Richard whiteing's yellow Van" n
story with purpose. though told without di-
dactic mannerisnl. and Edward Jenkins's Par
lia;nentary England" as interesting study In
political evolution. Snowden Wards Real
Dickens Land is admirably illustrated with
Photographic snapshots. Clara Nontalba is
Illustrating Lady Lincsay's new volume or
poems. About fifty new novels are due before
November l. with Sir Walter Besant's Stuart
London Austin Dohson's Fanny Burney" and
Sir Frederick Bridges Musical Side Of Samuel
Pepys." l. y. r
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES

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VISITING GOVERNESS. North German.
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.iI.rlv willow German 'nie' -. -. a
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JAPANESE by long experienced cook. Ia
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MAN. - (Germanl: on gentlcman's place.
Industrious. willing and sober. best Of
references ANDREW LEIS. los itutier-
ST. BTooklyn
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FRENCH MILILNER. formerly with first
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NO REMUNERATION A lady will give
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TEACHER. i3l West 6+th-st
sTENoGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
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COMPANION 10 LADY Of child, by North
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Address {. L.. Box :. 1853 6th-aVe
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13
IGSITER WON CHAMPIONSHIP.
Broke Track Record to Beat Douro
and DninEcrfieId.

New York. Sept. 12.-Before a crowd of
21.OaO persons. Arthur Featherstone's L.
inter won the S25o00 Annual Championship
Stakes. two miles and n quarter, at
S~heepshead Bay to-day. Igniter was
quoted at I to /. Dorro. the favorite in the
betting. was second. six lengths in front
of Major Daingerfield. The time, 3:53 30,
breaks the track record by two and two
ffths seconds. made by Pierre LorilIard's
David Garrick. 123 pounds up, September
3. 1900.
o'Neil. on Charles Ellwood. at once
drove his mount to the front, followed hy
Major Daingerfield and I~gniter. At the
far turn Fuller. on %lgniter. and Cannon,
on DourO. went at their mounts with
hands and heels. and. passing the three
eighths pole. they were in front. running
head-and-head. Rounding into the stretch.
they were running like a team, both under
a hard drive.
At the last eighth pole Douro began to
ire, lgniter drew away, flashing I'M
lengths.
Woodford Clay's Lady Amelia scored an
easy victory in the Great Eastern Handi-
cap of 5000. for 2-year-olds. Pulsus was
second.
There was a lot of rough riding and
crowding all through the stretch, and
prthodoX, Bullman up, fell at the eighth
pole. the boy. however. escaping injury.
Summary:
First race. the westbury steeplechase. about
two miles and a half|Land of Clover, I63
1veitch), > TO 10: won; Borough. 14s (DonohueI.
TO !. second; Judge Phillips. i42 u. O'Bnen)
ran, ,%TahEaTd. daryl and Baron i Pepper f nino
Coupled.
second race, lightweight handicap six fur
lcnEs-Wealth; lis Column. 10 10 /. won: Fu-
turita. li Cannon. . to !. second; Mamie
Worth. us Grullerl, . to 5. third. Time Tia
10 Forward, Milsdi Love. Embarrassment.
1llyria. Cassyillc. Canajoharie. Judge Fulton
81, Gallen and Miss Melton also ran.
Third race, the Great Eastern Handicap. last
six furlonEs Of Futurity course-Lady Amelia,
IA Martinl. TO l.. won; pnlsus. 124 Co'Neii6,
. 10 >, second: Bobadil. lO4 Fuller. 5 10 ],
third. Time, I:12. Green Crest. Coniurer.
Montana King. Wolan. Topic. Palmbearer and
Mascdo also ran. Orthodox fell.
Fourth race, the Annual Champion, So. 90,
Two miles and a qu~arter-Tgniter 1a Fullsrl.
TO J. won; DOurc. l16 (GsnnonD, s. to ). sec
"ind:, Major paingerheld. IL oOdomD. Z to L.
Ellwood also ran.
F1fth race. eve and one half furloncs. sell
Side. lol IRedfern'. ; 20 ]. won: 70
Sdn: es 'HiEsins), is 10 s. second: The Bowery.
l' Gray, - to l. third. Time. 1901 3-5. Monet.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13
COUNTY FAIR RACING RECORD
BROKEN BY FAST M0NNETT.
Takes Four Heats to Decide Contest
With GrattaD, Jr., Time
2:Ig Flat.

A new record for the County Fair race
track was made yesterday afternoon
when Mornott paced A mile in 2:19 fiat and
won the frcc-for-alI pacing race. II took
four heats to decide the contest, Monnett
winning tho last three in 2:22l2. 2.21 and
2:l9. Grattan, Jr.. was second. The record
was held by Robert G.. who made the dis
lance in 20.
The 800 minute trot was Won by Mon
girl IN three straight heats. Agate was
second and Rilly BUol third. The best
time was 2:So. There We're six entries in
An automobile race will he the feature
OF this afternoons racing AT the fair. The
race Will be for = so purse. There will also
ne n 40 trottiHG race and a free-for-aII
trCt. each for A purse of 500.
Another feature of the arena events this
afternoon will be a foot race between T.
=. Holland. a ST. Louis Splinter. and Nose
robinson. a negro. At Crevc Occur Lake.
n contest for the p~retticst girl i'm ST.
Louis County is attracting considerable
attention. Miss Lille Mackev Of Alton
Was leading yesterday IN the voting.
The fair Will close tonight. Superin-
tendent Bowles said Yesterday that the
receipts for the first three DAYS were far
IN advance of those for the correspondence
time last year.