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The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-08-25
FIRE AT NORTON.
Livery Barn and Several Other Build
jncs Consumed

Morton MINI. Aug. 25 - At 2:3o
Yesterday morning fire broke out iii
the big livery barn of Harry Henton,
and before the fire could be brought
under control, several buildings ad-
jacent We're consumed by the flames.
Nine horses persisted Several We
hicles, three barns and one hotel were
burned to the ground. The total loss
will aggregate ST. 900, not more than
a quarter OF which is covered by in
surance.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-08-25
browns in California.

Redfeld S. D.. Aug. %. Judge
Coolidge has received telegram from
California stating that his brother
Warren has been drowned He wss
an old settler of Sphinx COUNTY
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-08-25
THE CITY

lHL I'LL 8
C~~>-~-o~~-~-o~~o~> ->o~-~~-~-~-~-o>--o--
We mix paints toorder. Jones 6
j. S. FouIds is here from Sol
way.
Frank Smith is up from Cass
Lake.
"A. A. Holiday of Duluth is in
the city.
G. A. Gardner is in town from
Kelliher.
o. Moe of Akelev is registered
at the City hotel.
D. Putrie and L. +. Poe of
Park Rapids are in the city.
- S. G. Bagley Of Fosston is
registered at the Markham.
Follow the crowd to the Lake
), side bakery 1t Will pay you.
T. J. Miller and son returned
from Blackjack this morning.
T. w. Barnes Of St. Paul is
transacting business in the city.
Pies, cakes, ETC., for outing
lunches, at the Lakeside bakery.
Furnished rooms for rent over
the Boyer building. Inquire
upstairs. 54-tf
For sale, 20 to 80 tons Of fine
hay. J. a. Duffy, Red Lake
Falls. Mimi. 10Y
j. j. Seaverson and VIM. Schil-
Ter of Superior are taking in the
sights Of Bemidji.
Invite your best girl to accom-
3pany you to the Lakeside bakery
ice cream parlors.
H. w. Newman, Geo. Stein, B.
"A. Strawbridge and A. Cardle of
Cass Lake are in the city.
Geo. Wallace and Mr.. Brown
will leave for Northome this
afternoon on a business trip.
The TOWnSite company has
q IN a quit claim deed to the
Methodist church for the church
site.
If y GU wish to buy a fine lot or
farm in good location, see T.
Beaudette, the tailor, before buy
inc. So If
Leave your orders for paper
hanging, decorating, painting and
sign writing with Steece, at Beau
dette's tailor shop. Aft
If you expect the girls to be
sweet on you, sWeeten them at
the Lakeside bakery ice cream
sparlors. They will enjoy it.
Out Of respect for Judge
Achenbach, whose funeral was
held yesterday, the village coun-
I Gil did not hold a meeting last
night.
There will be a big mass meet
ing for the boys and girls OF all
the Sunday schools at the Meth
odist church Wednesday at 3
O'Clock. All welcome.
House repairing and glass of
all sizes furnished and set; wag
.ons and carriage repairing a
speciality by I. M. Harvey. Phone
80, at Miller's shop. 105-d-wt-f
Miss Sofie Hovedebo and Mr..
Peter G. johnson of Blackjack,
formerly proprietor Of the
Nrondhjen, were married yester-
day, Judge Reynolds officiating.
EYES p Or; s. \
A
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-08-25
WRECKED BY STREET CAR.
Fireman Is Fatally Hurt in the Col
ision

St Paul. Aug. % A wrecking car
Of the street car company and Truck
No. / Of the fire department colided
at Seventh and Sixth streets at :03
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, resulting
in fatally injlring one Of the firemen,
severely injuring several others and
demolishing the truck, valued at s5,
600.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-08-25
Mad Doc Kills,

Alden, Mimi, Aug %. = Rudolph
Fisher. who was bitten by mad dog
three months ago, has just died from
hydrophObia.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-08-25
EYES P pk; s. \

the eye specialist, here August
90, %, "A and 26. Consult him
while the opportunity is at hand.
At the City hotel. los
The ladies the G. A. r. will
give baked bean supper and
apron sale in the Odd Fellows
hall Thursday night, Aug. q.
Supper will be served from 6 to
8 o'clock. Tickets for supper,
25 cents. Aprons, all prices and
all kinds. Everybody come.
Charles Vogel, the fashionable
|tdrrier at Sig VOLTS Depart
ment store in Grand Forks, is
well known in Bemidji and has
Ia large number of customers
here. His display of fine furs
and late styles is unequaled in
the entire northwest. A liberal
discount is given on orders
placed now.and goods purchased
are kept till wanted.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-08-25

WANTED girl for general
Homework. Mrs. Ed. Kaiser.
Call at residence.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-08-25

LANG s. CARTER, exclusive agents
for Bailey's addition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-07

MARRIAGE ~ EPIGRAM. Compiled by Frssd6 el W
Morton. I6no pp. "a. (Chicsgo: A. c NoClurg q
COB
A collection q quotations about marriage
WANTED WIFE BY A. Bachelor. l2rno' ID. =
20. Daniel Y. Wien & CO.
Chapters Of observation ard comment on women
and marriage
rTPrSTrr- CHILD STUDY b. Patterson Dubois lsno
Do. vI 15e iDodd. Mead & Coz
Talks about children pleading far fairness s1a
EudneSs IN the treatment Of them The second ha
Ire fook IS devoted where faults and
p-rshuaents Of children are analysed
--tzr- THIRTY YEARS WAR OK SILVER By A; L
Fiizgerald. 12Tno. ID. 5e4 Chicago; AinsTorth d
Coz
A scientific discussion OF the monetary system Of
the United states.
THE SHIP or STATE BY Those at the Helm 1-nlo
%. vi. rs. Boston: CHM Col
II rhe youths Companion" series. presenting pa
rsre BY various oT7cehoiders 81 the United States
government. each telling about his special nelo
III, UNITED STATES a CHOSEN NATION. WITH A
D1SSERTA TON on ECONOMICS. By the Rev 7
n Birmingham. I2u-o. -. (Nanette, Okla
Published the AutEoT.l
HOME MECHANICS FOR AMATEURS. p George NJ
Hopkins. I2-no ID. SO Mum & Coz
IN the Scientific American series.
WOOD CARVISG DESIGN AND WORKMANSHIP. Il
Ilst-ate1. BY George Jack- 1@nno. pp. Jl1 % Ap-
pletol q COZ
Volume III n the series of ''Hsndoooks the
Artistic Crafts" edited BY ". P Lethaby. A prac-
guide Tor the student Illustrated with repro
dul-ious 81 drawings ana photographs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-07
HISTORY.

"a -r-s -rE--c-sF- ENGLAND. THE EVOLUTION OF
TIE ~ BINE- SESTEM by Edward jerks, a. A.
--uo. ~. Ala al C. p PutnaEls sons1
70 the story o. the Nations series. recounting
-fr.szf-ul-s le che system q EoFernrent IN
ENGLAND after Tire restoration - Charles II n
-a-sl Illustrated reli-0luc-tc0s o portraits.
IRON EMPIRE TO REPUBLIC. b. Arthur Howard
N.r- Illustrated. l@uno. pp- 30 t~--ieaso- A G
E--lU~g O. Coz
All account ~ Mexico under Spanish rUle and her
e.t.serue-r struggle inleTercsnee- Illustrated
rl-h rer-p1lctl1us cf photographs and maps.
HOW GEORGE ROGERS CLARK WOS TIE NORTH
WEST Ty Reuben Cold Thwates. le-1o, -. x,
fr-icsr1. a. TO- McClurE & Goa
zt- papers Cd some events IL American history.
-s-r = Il-elu-l1E chapter abozt The Draper Manu-
Illustrated H-h repro1uct1olE q prints.
rH-r~aL-z. fsez. miles and MAPS
SELF Statutes AID OTHER DoctaE&Ts IL
LrS-zA-INE or TIE HISTORY OF TIE UNITED
STATE 1915 E--le-- with notes, b. william
Macdonald 90. 17- 81. a. CThe Macmillan Com
rzrr1
Reprints o1 some caas-i-atloHaI documents from
--f- 1855.
WATEEEATs OPP W-ESTVsED EXPANSION. The
ONO River a-d l-z Tributaries. By Archer Butler
F--.e-- ---.. 1T. -. .gisve.and- The Arthur II.
t.a-. .a--rs-g.I
~ fre Historic E5E1uEvE % America
Illustrated rl-l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-07
USED GOELET'S NAME.
Mss 4nderS0n's Father Looking for
an ImpOstOr IN COurtshp.

Developments Yesterday IN the story. denied by
Robert Goelet that either he or his cousin, Robert
Walton Goelet was to marry Miss Eleanor Ander-
son. the daughter o; Sixth-ave. restaurant owner.
seemed 10 indicate that some one had been using
the name OF the Goelets TO carry on courtshp Of
Miss Anderson
It said yesterday that young man went 70
Miss Anderson at the Grand Hotel, where she was
acting as telegraph operator, and presented note
from unknown man. introducing himself as j.
Ogden Goelet.' He told her he had long desired
TO meet her and Immediately began the courtship
that have ended In marriage at the cathedral
On Thursday, If the publication OF the story had
not alarmed the young into changing his
plans.
Il was said that "Goeet'' declared he was a
relative OF the Fifth-ave. families. and showed evil
dences OF being wealthy.
81 have made no statements Yet. beyond saying
that don't understand this business. and I won't
make any till 1 know more about it," said Mr.
Anderson yesterday. Il think We have been the
victims Of somebody. Tn investigating TO md out
who he is When I find out III tell You The pa
pers that have quoted claiming TO know any
thing about my daughters planned marriage nave
miSQuOted me-
Certain IL is that the man passing himself as
Cioelet at the Andersons on several oc-
casions lately by the neighboTs. and that Mrs An
derson had made secret Of her daughters ap-
preaching marriage. The statement OF Miss Quinn
acter Father LaveIle, proves that the marriage
had been arranged for at the cathedral on lh0rs-
day, and Father Lavelles statement proves that II
did not take place
day heard a boy talking over the telephone 10 a
person whom he addressed as MI. Goelet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-07
REPRINTS.

A CHECKED LOVE AFFAIR By Paul Leicester Fore
T--s--ste1 h, Harrison Fisher an6 George wharton
E5Va-ss i2g1o. %. IL. (Dodd. Mead 4 COZ
TIE DANCE OF DEATH. By Hans Hoiee1- VITA
a. T---odvc-1--- Note b. Austin Dobson- loIno PIP
g.S I--7---T-lau Company
--Ezr PILGRIMS PROGRESS BY John Bu1yan Nus
trste6 ~ HarcId coping. svu. pp- 80. Fleuing
y Reven Corpzly1
Re Puritan edition. following Buryan lat
ro--ec-ious and gevisioas IN tie eleventh edition
a-s reproducing seplG drawings representing ihe
~Hs-s--ers "a the Puritan costume OF Bunyans day.
A SHORT HISTORY Or MEXICO. BY Arthur Howard
Vol. l2ulo. p. 4. 81. Cchicago: A c Meclurg
Coz
Al account o. the q tory % Mexico from TIE SET
tle-re-ts Of he I325. with matter
hr1rrfnr the record the ssif-government Of
tie present day
~ AGNoSTTC-S APOLOGY AND OTHER ESSAYS. BY
sir Leslie stephens. k C. Z Second edition. svo
% 9G7 &C. ?. PutnsIn's Sons-l
MANY CARGOES. b ". -. Jacobs. Illustrated hy
L y. Eempe. iamo. ID. 2s5. Frederick A
Stakes Corupa-v)
lie PAYS Natal. Par Heurv Bordeaux. leuo, pp
342 paris: Albert FontemoiIsg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-07
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
- rFLrGRArH 10 - TRIBuNE.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Chicago, Nov. 6.-Wheat in ali the markets
showed a reaction from the decline Of the last
three DAYS. This market closed isc TO isc better.
Outside markets made better advances; St Louis
up 1Ssc on December; Minneapolis was up Sc
Duluth up CSC TO sc and New-York was UP more
than this market December here sold at use and
at 7S7sc sellers and closed at 7S7sc sellers; May
closed at 7Ssc sellers. Fine weather and large re-
ceipts started the market lower, but there was
general disposition to take May wheat, and shorts
with profits were inclined to take them. The re-
vival Of bull courage at st. Louis had good deal
TO dc with changing the mood everywhere
Strength in corn had its effect. The Snow report
said that the growing wheat area vas no larger
than that harvested this season, and The Modern
Miller was rather bullsh in its references 70 the
area and Hessan fly. Gables were up a fraction
Argentina shipped only 12s,"e0 bushels. American
clearances were GO bushels, compared with
5.7O0OOo bushels last year. The Northwest cars
were SIS, compared with 500 last year. Primary
receipts were $4,000 bushels. compared with J.
5s5 90 bushels. CIearances were 100 bushels.
The shipping business was slow. Duluth reported
further sales to Chicago and some for export. The
seaboard reports on export sales were wide apart
some reporting thirty-hve loads
There was bigger corn trade and rather bull
lsh sentiment. Futures closed &c to asc higher
and cash was l.e higher. December sold at 4f4c
and 44ssc and closed at 445sc; May, sac The Snow
crop report estimated the crop at 234GO00O0O bush
els. and said that there more light and soft
corn than the average. Country offerings were
light The weather is rather mild for curing. The
shipping demand slow; to-day's business 10000
bushels. There were 80 cars with 3i5 estimated
for tomorrow Argentina shipped el2S,0oo bushels
Cables were I'd Z fraction. Tie demand Of late
has been from the important shorts; there has been
some broadening OF the trade.
Oats closed &c to sc higher for futures and cash
oats were Iee higher The market has recovered
from the Generalization Of early in the week
caused By the surfeit OF poor quality" Receipts
1fgIgt ra-c
oats were helped by the corn strength. The big
interests appear willing to sell on the advances.
There were more hogs than expected, and prices
were &C lower bat there only 5000 hogs West,
compared with 1890 last year. There was some
stop loss selling Of lard, and the weakness in
creased by selling which supposed 10 be for
Swift Lard broke DC. and the rest OF the list was
some lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-07
BIOGRAPHY.

TIE TITE OF 81 MARY NAGpAI.=N Eraas.sied
from th@ Italian ~ I-inoun N-lter ~ - "
r-oiucticn ty Vernon Lee Emo n. * 80 ''ll1
Larel
T-ustra-eG win re7rodactioas % pa-n;ings o. re
MsEdsier sg me Tas-crs
TAE.Tls OF NAPOLFoN A. s. IlEl-l-NA 49, 49, - -.
ERAL BARON eOCEGAUD Transisted with Soc 90
~ r-zsfs+r v-o~rnslcv Emo. pr- AK -
-l.ai.aEos A C. sIcClsrc a CO.
general csou-rauds 5our-lsl fro-a Tie cay stie- te
I5rera c-eus conversations lostratee Win pr
,xuE5An NAEEFEAcE THAcE1ERAY- ~ Charles
TVfEtlev -2-uo 80 tLo-e a4la- q Nof
- .----s N55s-n r,nrifsh writers o. series.
-r7r NEMESIS or rROCDE. a Fstoinde- 20 Antho-y
r-,-se,s NY Relations With C2Tllle BY AleNa.sr
r,.-f-fe n A. and James CT1clton-kruNnt, ~ T.
sTo Dr. -. Johu Lanel
rrr- OF GENERAL PHILIP SCEEJ-Y1sEfs itS3-lSo
- Huva-d Tuoke--aan- l2uo -. 80 tDco1 Mead
60
a s-on-ispeioe rep-oduoe- Tr-snburs portrait Of
Sc-uyr-- vi-h comparing talslH-e q t'e l@'
au-ogrsph-
TIE LIVE AM PUBLIC SERVICES OF SIMON
srEENE p John Foord- l2no. ID l. - NIne
Msanilaa Canpanyp
LIZ AID ADVENTURES or JACK PHILIP REAR
" Assisted ~ Barrett PhIia Illustrated evo, %
- i-he Illustrated Nav
-9ducsns oaaracts from his journals sna containing
anecdotes by rnarv q his friends aT4 as
s7-asea. Illustrated w1th -egroauctions q photo
~ MOTHER or WASHINGTON AND HEB TINES
~ Mrs. Rore- A Pryor SO. p. ". So Che
Macmillan DoupansA
-nas:-ares ui,a reproductions o; portraits and pho
r1rIarhs-
1rsr c-kDsrNs BOOK Written bv Himself Illustrated
usnye
record =, ere ou,lsv-v % IRE Jsnaesss and their
---rades Illustrated z-irh reproductions CT photo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-07
JuNENILE.

Alf HoqA For Ice PseS' sl55 BY
-t sie. The o--i1-z CoupzzyD
ss s-r ss5 a. sas E5Fs sH s,. Tzsseh' Italian
s srs-s ~ ' - XII + - &C. i1ss5 e
BLBERET WOOD Fi.-urer d, Elsa Peskoz Verse.
tt - p ID La--- 80, 3D. l6- CB-eutsno'sD
l-a-1e verses -eatiug The sdreutu-es q = small
1Ea 9.LbEe, ROD PARRY BOOK Selected and trans
- ~ Lz.5eT ensetqn- ..usrrate4 arc decorated
E s-.es :, q nations Jrss.F..sa VIA fun
-ET-E- STORY BUS b. F1arenee 4. Eysas. Nus
z----a-- I--.-sll1g Company
Fa-v tales af1ut precious Stones
s Il ia4 ~, e4 osf SO A a. 20 I Il
c-e-- A. &C. EcClu-g & Cos
Fs- -zi@s about some Of TIE hesVealy bodies.
cooc-E~TErUT BOYS - TIE WESTERN RESERVE
~ 1aros a Tlades- ILLUSTRATED by Eierbert Dunton
i2no ~ sso gak-ons IRE ssalhsd Publishing
-se Further ssventvrcs &; tbe two heroes II Pa;
FOR BOYS @. THE MISSISSIPPI. b Prank z. K.i-
ss l@11. ~ Sla tAkron- The saa4acla Publish
sane ezre-ie1ees In a housebrs, on ;hs MISSISSIPPI
rHr s-oET OF LITTLE TON sNp MAGGIE cd. Prem
-'ea ~ p rraT ~ Ms5 az ,s Others. i2n' p
~ rrss LsSqes5s Klo-lss-
Two BOYS kAD DOG. sy chsriss r chiprasa- - y
sss-e-. TIE ss4-aeid Publshing Company
Ire eE7e-i~ncef q tNo DOS anc 4 oe6 80
CARED ] q small boat. meet with
wrecked watch they board. and where TIE.
--- Hsr who becomes their companion n fneli
further 11Te---res
-EE ADvENTLREs OF DOROTHY. r Jocelyn Lewis
la-stratec tg se-r1cur b stone Inc pp- ~
fI-.e Outlook Cc-lpar7D
Tie experiences u g Itue gil II the country foi
-ae frEt
EAIuING WITH MOEGAS By Byroo A. Dunn. le-no
aof fChicagc- A. e. McClurg & CO..
.a ere Yours Ees.fucklzzs series
TissCrgH aN r-NKNOWS ISLE b. Charles 2. chip
n.s-. Illustrated ~ Gilbert E1ge 1@nl. pp
fAi-1r. Th~ saalfeid Publishing COFTDaEiTD
q adventure m NeE-Iliuea.
LE- sgEEE eATIS GgWS By Laura z. E.chards
siF-rl1 - EtE-l5re2 r EE-rT. IE-S -
DE--. Eztes s. CO
-.s-. sa-- Stores ~ E-r-E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-07
EIcTIoN

LITE DO AZ B~ Trh- Strange winter I-r-c 81 5ia
rs a5siphis: J. b Li1rinco,t Cempanyb
E-- accustomed 20 luxury bTesks her e1gsse-lert
with g ti-le and wealth The betrofhs - r
-.aer u.zz WON she 6sIeyes 70 5s love win her
l--.- ~ se2. odd. Mead q Coz
scientz, lives unhz5plly fa- afteen years With
DIS V-e- who tl-s Suddenly on ne evening 81 -.
--s-.s las ~. lutl De meets s--nTath@tc woman
vase influence makes HIM see things IN the risht
TEA TABLE TALK. By Jerome X Jerome. Illustrated
--r. 3D. I=1. fl1dd. Meaa & CO.
r-Te-s-tsas o. many sghje7ts btts.esn MTG
--- s-E Woman os the World Illustrated with
-..-.z-. -.--s . cravings hy Pred Pegran-.
-,- sr.-arv r. Hamilton Wright Mahe Illustrated
-y#- II T.u- vI-t decorations by Charles l. Hin
En- 1-uC. ~. -. Do65. Meal & Coz
Hsas-t.o1s anl comments revealing the harmony
between man ana nature .,-.v-
SANCTUARY. Pr E1.-h Wha-r-r- I.i1stratec ~ ". -
..- -er-.. rr ia Genres scrihners sonsJ
- o. yaPzs ss-sss.e s ss,Tes 9p5 ss-i hs9
-e SCARLET BANNER ~ rslz Dab -- Trans
. 49, lr--lrg & CO..
-..r ar -rs conflict between ne Germans and
-..e 7yl-p HA--D By samuel Nervis. Illustrated.
12-5- r- ~. .Doubleaay PAGE q Coz
-ae of I7r- and rivalry In Tie lumber district q
AK a.---s,S MYSTERY. b. Caroline Earle White.
l2-1. nr geo. U7hiia1eirElai j. B. L-Tr-neoti Con-
Tire story oc l-Id v-ho Is SAVED by fisher feL
...-. urraA rhe NORMANDY coast Is brought
ty t1em and cise9yers Ter iee1ay !5as 49, -
-r-r LITERARY GUILlo1-NE. limo, pr co. GOhn
THE MARE b Aqsna ISemF=tsr IlasrTssss sy a
SORTS. caulssy- OF Intentions r. ''Ri.s-' l9mo.
&5i lBrentslc So
-s-l u-e5ern s0-etE-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-07
SCIENCE.

CONTROL. n EVOLUTION BY George F. wIkin,
PE % With an Introiuciory Note By Augustus
IT Strong. =. .. Ill y. l2no -. xxi, "a "a
q. Armstrong E so1)
A discussion u the essential nature of a progress
social order. and TIE means by which max
necessary order ard progress arc conserved and
EVOLUTION AND ADATTTON- By Thomas HUst Nor
Faa. Pr =. svo 70. S5ii, 40 che Macmillan co..
A discussion O. present day speculation re
Ezr6lng the adaptation OF animals and plants 70
their surrounding conditions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-07
TRAVEL AND TOPOGRAPHY

TIE INDIANS OF TIE PAINTED DESERT REGION
Ry George Wharton James svo XXI 26s- Dos
t3n- Little. Brown s. Co
Descriptions observations a. tie Painted Desert
region ~ the Southwest with records q experiences
VII four q its T16isn tribes describing their cue
toms habits religious festivals. Illustrated With
reuroductions OF pilot graphs
VENICE AND rs STORY. b r Okey- Illustrated
Nelly Erichseu. =. y. Hi1chclin and .. r u
Ward. svo. d. x. The Macmillan Company
Tie story q Venice drawn from old chronicles
With comments 2 architecture paint
sng from u10lcrn authorities. Illustrated with re-
productions o. photographs, drawings ard paintings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-07
POETRY.

BALLADS OF Busy DAYS. BY samuel Ellsworth hiser.
IZ-7o. %. - Boston Forbes d Col.
POEMS BIZ Josephine DasEam I2mo, PIP VIII a.
Charles Sc-fbne-s Sons)
CHRISTMAS SONGS AND EASTER CAROLS. By Phil
-s BROOKS limo pp. 80 x. Z. Dutton & CO...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-07
NATURE STUDY.

TIE SPINNER FAMILY. By Alice lean Patterson Il
Illustrated by Bruce HoTsfaIl- i2lao. PIP X. ldS
tChicaso- a Q McClurg COD
the habits and characteristics OF some
SPIDERS concluding with some superstition
bout tlern and Greek myth about Arachne
Illustrated with Reproductions OF drawings and Pho
lnErarhE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

lAE EEW rNTEFNATTCIALs ENCYCLOPEDIA &C.
RED a. Daniel E1ll GllEEL. ID TIsrry IaursfcE
tsc1 p. .. = u p. ana Prank Moore COBB,
fnf5 it l.9ga fI'11- Neas a Gel
hls'rE ~RCM LIfE WARTS OF wcHEN ~ Hieho
- SRI a-u- .- -ti- 'C1lcaEr a r.
kc'7--r & C1p
Ersf c-iflrsI r--es zl-.r F1E bio
srtEti-al es.s Gn1 SEsc-c.cE sbozt lLtlF suth1gE.
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EUROPEAN RAILWAYS.
MIDLAND RAILWAY.
The Picture.Qur Route "a Grrat IsritaIn

tIfS II't1I'-eaf INouIt "1 'lI'1' '''I''11-
The interesting picturesque route through tie
centre England IMPROVED EMPRESS SERVICES
LIVERPOOL tCen--sl = LONDcE and tFtiN' ~ a.
TOWNS. and LIVERPOOL. exchange . scotland
THROUGH TIChETS 10 LONDON, PARIS and al paris
BAGGAGE CHECKED through from huei- residence or
pier in Sev York 90 any part q London AIpis t9F
guides, tables maps 60 the Company $ Pas
senger Agents. Messrs. T. Cook & son. 26l and lls5
Broadway. AMI % Meszrs. Th0s Meadows & Co., =
Beaver Midland Agents Freight Traffic for freight
AL - Lt-.ar ErltaI-
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
ART.

--r-rrrY DRAWINGS INCILnTNG THE WEAKER
SEN.~ BY Charles I'ana Glhson- Foio. Charles
Scrhners EonSA
IKE ART ALBUM OF THE INTERNATIONAL STUDIO
Cusrto. ~. Eco tJohn I.ane1
4 collection hundred representative plates
'l're International Srudiu' tie last setea
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SOCIOLOGY.

SOCIALISM: TIE Nation ~ Fathsrless Children. By
TBszf= C-c-lgrea- Lifted br Martha Moore Avery
SO. d. y. STA Boston: The Onion News League
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IHE EARLY BIRD CATCHES THL "ohH-
"a. Eub tho advertiser RIO -sn's l. his 'enT
.srly for TIE supdsr r-truns- ~ secures nr"reT
eIs.slHcufisu aad g-od position
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EDUCATIONAL.

The E,-5IISrT LANGUAGE Bv Frederick Manley and
q. T. Haiiraaa- l2rno -. 4. a.. Boston: g C.
Tl-cha-d & o.
An f---o1u--fo- 20 ~ principles governing the az
RIGHT exp-cssl1c-''
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LIE RETuEE
+L-EC -EFEz

ls---ED -rFEE. - . = Cnss-sr-5il .zr-L. h
.-sec. Gea- q CO.
crfsI raD~-s aholt ale eil4ssc s=s See ErlEES
So r4aael l- Elte E1as-'T ,H ne U-r-c g
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Foreign Resorts.
Hotel MetrOpOle, sSs'

THIS FAMOUS HOTEL HAS LONG BEEN a
FAVORED STOPPING PLACE FOR AMER
ICAN VISITORS. MOST CENTRAL POSI-
TIoN IN THE wEST-END.
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JupGM EMS.

The following Judgments fo- sums Of more than
eco were fled yesterday. the srst name being that
o. TIE debtor:
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The accompanying illustrations represent the
Hotel Bellevue. at Dresden, and Herr p Rome
feld, the general manager The Bellevue. which
occupies q charming position overlooking the
River Elbe on one side and the square and Opera
house the other has Just been the scene Of
festivities celebrating the ffteth anniversary
OF SIS opening The reception and dinner
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were attended by many persons from all parts
OF Europe, the United States and England After
dark the entire building outlined in blaze Of
electric festoons- Crowds viewed the scene from
excursion boats. The dinner served on the
hne terrace. which affords q prospect OF the
reaches Of the river and surrounding country.