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New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
Busy Season Promised on Town and Country
Links-Early Plans

with the approach OF warmer weather the links
about New-Ycrk beginning to assume a hEe-fer
aspect. Preparations are being made for an carry
opening and in few more weeks the season VIII
be well under way. Already a number OF tourna-
-nents have been announced. and plans are natur-
ing for many more. In addition TO contests al
ready announced in The Tribune an open contest
TO follow Immediately the national open Champion
.ht, ia heinr arranged hy th,. Frooklawn Country
Club series Of interclub team matches has been
prepared by Essex County Country I iun- q
schedule Of club matches has been announced Q!
the Montclafr Golf CIu5. and the coming week IS
ernec4ed TO bring out scores OF similar 7lans Tor
the season.
The Broakiawn affair is already attracting con
siderable interest. The idea is {" n1a"c II "fei
70 the amateurs and professionals who ea;her a'
Raltusrol for ;he national championship. ana taSh
prizes OF considerable value are promised since
the decision OF the Fox Hills Golf club To ahahdoh
sts free for aIl'' tournament this season. 'he
RrooklaNn plan offers attractive SUBSTITUTE ana
the entry list will doubtless inciud" most OF 'he
leading amateurs and professionals of the country
w E SeeIey. jr.. secretary "f the Br"oklaWn
Club. has written 10 W. Fell"wos Morgan. secre-
,ei1 whether the tournament will be sanctioned
and as this merely matter OF form ltlt ,,at uao
efter the PaIt,!srol championship and June % ana
n This will enable the Western playyTS I" ran ft
The Brooklawn course is the centre OF large ai'a
AZ the Essex County Country Club Of orange
William P. OConnor The newly eieG,eo f,p tbe
Princeton. Apawamis. Richmond COUNTY oak1anT; ha.
Morris County and Englewood teams TO hesln
early month. with match against t pflnee1ei S
Mr. O'Connor has in mind the estab IsnnleIlt on
circuit Of such matches among the leaoing c1uoS a
IN the Metropolitan Association in the same way
Is sIrsady in vogue among the Ihila delpha teams ms
n the plan goes through It will add ConsloeraoS
10 the seasons activity ..
ON ApriI Is the Montclair Golf Club is TO start
sra series of team matches and local tournaments.
and provision has been made for eSery SaauTaat
eomittes com ssaats sa;1 Themes Th9mss II II
such matters has enabled them 10 prepare an uL-
us,sIiv Interesting schedule The club champlon-
shin will start on October with an eighteen @ hoe
1ualifying round the subsequent match play
Tounds 70 be at eighteen holes until the the, nnal;
phirS Will be at th!rty-six. The club VIII nave
two teams each of ten players and each team VII vii
Ynrk A number Of dates still open but the
team schedule so far arranged for the hrst team
IS follows:
Nav aMontcIair Bsltusrol at short Hilis-
MAJ p-Nontciair Glen Ridge. at Montclar
Nav Ss-Mnntclar Fox Hills. at staten isiann'
lure 2n-Nontclair EnFewood. at Montclair;
Serteu7ber I2-Mo:cIaiT Glen Ridge az Glen tlos
Fnglewood- at F-nSie"oou-
sertenlber eS-Nontcsir RdtusTol. al MolltcIaii-
Fer the second team the dates are:
--,. 1s-Mo1tCfafr Hackrnsack. al M7Etolsir
s-p;ernher 5-Montcair Ha'kensSck at ha1"enSaoh'
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
THE RESULTS AT SAN FRANCISCO.

San Francisco March 1.-THE Belle Stakes. Tor
two-year-olds at Oakland. resulted in an upset
Rovena winning from Rapid Water. VINO. WIN
Precious Stone his bic companion, was quoteo
to 3. Summaries:
First tsellng; six and hne bali fur'1nss' paI
= to j. second: DotterelI 50 h> A Ia'ks"n' 70 t" 1 l.
third Time l:o4 Alice carey. Pat M"rriss'y Tommy
Kn,rbt Sea Lion Someone's and Rinal'i" alos ran ,
second selling mile, Silissado lo', 'i'i n'
Formero rn re- T I% ,Ilwst 10 l. mira Time. ;4a1s AI
About The Sinss star Sand sach"
Mission also ran ,,, ,,,,, 1Inpan 1n,
,r,nsI,v1 ln1nG to l. Won Minlo u, Da!. " 10 l.
second Ned Dennis rk"n1uth, to thlId Ins
III solon, Quiz II. Little Margaret a''
a'f Fourth Belle stakes snd eSo Ws,s1
l15 j. Daly ? second; 'elehranf' Ip bh, ;,andi
sss,ed + to iRe Freeou- Stone also miles,
Fifth ihandiraI on 1i' Al ron f;raiI ~; Bon
rsfs6 10; ,assIoqrp' :con5 Fp,cu9 ~ 10" i
Tine 1te l:.or scno ana ae is and a1i" m M
Fullen iGa Bonner r. Won ,os sF ponoran, r.
aisd Il sh151 9s1. ''"' '''''''
The entries for Monday follow:
First six fu1lonF, Ya F m io1 95e@i ap ns 'Fi 2
ETander i12 DO III: Iaay al,antre SalIsT
IS ins'sr restl!k. g. ,'%; Io. % ''''Fa'sf H.
,sens I,sss, mile a sa oe lsrr
Thatcher, i"a Louw~sca HH oir"en"'k l" Larry "'n'
ioS PoorIaads io5: ,aneto. 1"4 49,, ,,,o, s-
Arpeb1 IL; Tannhau:er l"a Keosh lo3 Esnar i 1 rs"
Slicse 10 s' S Anors 5i Is Sob1s E,R eRper 2ps"' ~ "
Fourth race .eltns h srs. al.n ,na
f1s; asaho 5"' III: iEFf; e Fon=o cn9 III '' w. - ,os
E1 E1rsh It, Jos Jennie Hughes rhle' los 'ho,sau.
ls r. "3 MSr9d "i i n1n e. l"2 a Mas M "
sigh raoe prIss ore t "' SisrNts IS
Fore ing
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
HAND TENNIS.
orvis Defeats Smyth, and Olsen Raymond, al
New-York Athletic Club Tournament.

George Orvis Ua points, and Frederick Olsen 90
noints, were the winners yesterday afternoon IN
the continuation of the handicap hand tennis tour
nament at the NeN-York Athletic Ciub. crVlS ue-
feated +. \. Smyth 0S points, by 70 points 70 -a
and % to "a Olsen had somewhat easier task
with J. s. Raymond IS ponts', beating nm ~ %
points to IS and y to 10
Orvis and Smyth the opening service pr0he
even. each scoring points on the mana "'it- men
orvis made pnnts on his service before he lost
the ball on hand out Smyth failed 70 score. and
Oryis won on his fourth service Sryth forced the
plavinC in th, second game. and had many oppor-
t1uities but was somewhat inaccurate. On the
final service Orvis scored points passes while
Smyth was within point Of winning the game
Raymond started out hravely against Olsen by
talIyng points. Olsen made a similar score On
his third service. ard ny playing tho ball along the
lines added to his score on every service KAY
nond did not get these shots for fair returns. and
lost the game. Olsen played through the second
his opponent the move. maintained the advan-
tase throughout He took the gano and match on
The matches Tomorrow will bring together In
the regular series J. a LoWerre ts points, against
DR.. W. J. Rei!ey 03 points and = A Morrison Il"
points against r. l.. i.akeman 90 points.
FIRST GAME,
George or,is 'lc nts'-..-------.-----.. : ! -
r snn>th rs points. .-.....'. l-%8
sf,o0ND GAME
George or,ts Ms ~ ~ 1,s, 1Gtn,s' So
Ljnesrnen Marin Austin and IT. l. Tenney.
Referee Fugern 'iiarr'',i
FIRST GAME.
o'5sa :. xn".s =" so,s'; x POINTS. a-is IS
SECOND GAME
RaynonF rcnr1t t4ore Y and Heai- Rafere-
J Ctarnini
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
pykER MEADOWS NEW OFFICERS.

At the annual meeting II the board of governors
of the Dyker Meadow Golf Club last week
ter OF changes occurred in the various committees
for the year. Daniel Chauncey remains presi-
dent but Croveu Hadden. jr.. succeeds F. l.. kalh-
fst.ch as secretary. and Howard T Walden be-
comes captain. The ticket elected follows: House
committee, A. p. CIapr. John B. Holland. Walter
s. Brewster. Crowen Hadden. tr. and H. e Du
Val. greens committee s V BeckWith. William
1srvIe " Crittenden Charles Adams and Clark
Buruharn: handicap committee. F. >. Phillips,
samuel K Probasco and William ] tieddes; audit
ing oornIntttee r l. Cuthhert and George W.
Ch.Encey; Wonen's committee. Mrs A. E. smyle.
MrL E: L, kalbfeisch III T. Miss ,s MadS!ane elaine
ChsSncey and Miss Ethel Pearsall.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
GILL; KENNEDY WITH PlTTSBURG.

Pittsburg March Il tSpeCaD-"Rill Kennedy ts
now member Of tho Pittsburs baseball team
Manager Clark thinks the veteran has stiH some
ability and last evening secured his signature to a
contract for the coming season Bill has been
taking the best OF car" Of himself and says he
feels confident Of ma king good mere. he began
his pitching career in 1859 with the Wheeling team.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
THE RACETRACK.
w;tfulI Wins the Crescent City Derby by
Twelve Lengths.

New-orleans March H-Madden and Hlioretn
divided the hcnors of to-days racing Ine winner
of the Crescent City Derby. Witfull. bred oy the
former and owned by the latter. galloped home
tu,.Iv. IenEths in front of her field. and joined
Mo6esty and May Hampstead in the list OF nihes
which have figured as Derby winners Ihe STAKE
was worth $3.50 TO the winner. Backed 1ro" ~
2 to to g. Witful was decided faVorte. Inc MY
outclassed her field. Cannon kept on the extreme
outside all the way. She wore her heio oo"" On
the backstretch and at the three-quarters went 70
the front without an effort and was eased UP all
through the last furong. finishing strong
Birch Broom and Embarrassment the next ileai
est candidates for popular favor, were used up
making the mace Rain poured down during the
day and the track was a Feritabie iake cpo"
complaint Of Ed Corrigan. and AFTER n'eS'ea
tion the stewards have ruled H. n bohImah "i
the tract. for violation Of the rule regarding at
,emnts .o nreye1t bidding UP In selling races the
summary:
First race selling furongs, Illuminate 90 'Fdisr
+, won Tie Re brTnzs M, II f4n i3ts' 80" m n mira TING
ia insocnsc. Little chico. Lad Br"ok"aH La Honda
'ns Second 'sans i 10: .s"D F
Wsoms % los 9eT1 II 10 Dnpd '4 and 'i% Fa Las.
nanaap e " 20 snI Hon one I.'enin s1 10.
tMunro Ii % > sIaze. '3 t'avissot' I"
Fourth rare conc ami ene miles: '5es,en' % ~,
wifu II" ;anna ,.; !" = Mon r, R"1nH l1n ,.l ~
man ma T" L. third Time. 2:o7 ). Embarrassment
Firth 2s"e Selling half niles s9 ,!' Jos
m"re 'a 10 t" !, seEcni % Guller' to :: third,
Time "56 Is Fay tie Fiddler ais" =, -,
sixth mio and seventy Ea'os,
orator 1o5 HicEsD. won: Russe,n ~" 49,
q second Ilo1;e iSson1. ? to l. thhi;
Time 900 % thanterelle. Gaze. Rastus ana
F'lorre :. also
The entries for Monday follow:
First race selling FIVE and half furlonss- o
benture 81: Ran After Cork. H6 lns"en,r. "';
Badger lol: Tru. Blue lo3: whttmore, Mas;"fu and
IauCheine. lOJ: Wunlorli"h 10 , r..
Second selling: mile,-Iu l1ashaHaE fF uI
and Lady Mistake 81: Don 70.
Flora Lev 90 Safeguard 9S; Cara eadel 96 Pirate
lu3: Fair Lass 103- .... ,cn.
Third raca tsang; seven furonespD Dutch Carter w;
Thurles and Dean lG3; King Barleycorn Arat"nIa anu
Rastus lU5: Marion Lynch 1903: Nelasquez ahi L'eI'
~ s,o,,s, Par
nss.us as. Little Chico 100: Zr 101 Sister Kate IL
-Four Leaf Clover and The Bronze Demon lo3 zack f'd
and Kiss Quick 1O5 Henry of FransttIilar io' .,..
Fifth race selling and quarter niles @
Lee and SwordsIndn l"i Nhaft@'
103: I-atson 1'EI ~,
race furi0nGs>Rufy KAY -.
AIherts and kat. Gibbons. Fen Frost 100: Miss
AUBREY IC4; Wcrthngton. ln6 Moderator. III
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
MONTE CARLO CHESS RESULTS.

Monte Carlo March l4,-ln the eleventh round of
the half of the interna tional chess tnurna
ment to-day Wolf beat MieEeS. Centre Counter
Gamhit. In 25 moves TeiChmann heat Mason
Queens Gambit Declined. in y moves: Schle"hter
beat Moreau Queens tiainhit Declined in 81 moves.
Marorzv beat Marco Sirilian Defence. in 81 NOV es
foiushurv heat Tauheahaus. Queens Gamhit De
clined in SIS moves: Tarrasrh beat Reggie. English
Opening in 26 moves and Marshall beat Aihin.
Frums Gamhit. in 53 moves.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
Isaac Nackie the Fox Hills professional. has
~strrre6 from his winter trip To Scotland.
MEADOW BROOK DRAG HUNT.

Hampstead. Long Island Marcn II 'specia4,.-f1t - AT
a., 49,, Ill drag hunt OF the Meadow Brook Hunt
(y,,h held this afternoon over the north country
.nd the Wheatley Hills. thirty-three huntsmen'
mounted on clever anG speedy hunters. TOOK part.
A, ,he finish near the Quaker meeting mouse AT
.,S MIS- Maxwell Stevenson w. Scott
Gsmeron the two whips Murphy and asen Asnhcr .bor
NiiIets snd Singleton Van scnosI
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
AMERICAN CLUB INCORPORATED.

Albany. March 1.-THE Greater Eew-l "rk Base
ball Association incorporated with Il capital
Of $4,000. to operate the american League base
ball franchise in Nev-York Ci:y. and to maintain
athletic grounds and provide for the holding OF
athletic contests. including baseball. football and
general track events. The directors are John r.
Bushone. Samuel {. Worths and jerome H. Buck,
of New York Bernard I. Lynch. of brooklyn. and
Henry T. Randall of Fast Orange. y. j.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
CHAMPIONSHIPS AT AIKEN.

C. NJ Hinkie c. Bohien and II. NJ. Hartman
sre the committee in charge Of the annual tour
nsr,snt at Aiken. s. c. which starts this week
with many Northern entries. The schedule is:
March 1s-Mstch play ChandcapD for cup by
G. ". Dolan-
March 1Q-women's championship.
Nayrh '25-Southern Cross championship.
Nrroh 2Pametto Cup handicap. eighteen holes. hand!
limited 10 81
Ms-ch IFinaI rounds for southern Cross and Consoa
ton cups
driving and Approaching competition
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
NOTES OF THE LINKS.

Ths annual meeting Of the Oakland Coli Club
Will be held Demonicos on Wednesday even
ing The nominating committee, consisting Of w
q Laurence George Ingraham and Otis Leroy. has
named as governors serve two years John II.
Tayior S r. Mitchell. +. V c Miller. {. R Dean
and 10 serve one wear George
l. Eheares The clubs active season Is to start
On April =
The Park Golf Club Of Painhed expects TO
omen its links on April /. although the regular
greens will lie in service until several weeks
after that date
Isaac Nackie. the Fox Hills PROFESSIONAL mas
returned from his winter trip To Scotland
2 c. Reynolds. of the Essex County Country
(-,uh Of Orange has established A new record OF
seventv-fve for the course AT Plnehurst y u
Thys reduces the former record one stroke
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
WRESTLING At NAVAL ACADEMY.

Annapolis. Md. March IA tSpeciaD--The present
revival OF interest In wrestling has reached the
Naval Academy. and the midshipmen having
bouts in the gymnasium every day These bouts
are for selection Of the best two wresters. and
these will compete at the gymnastic tournament
which will take place Saturday next. Boxing
will also form q part and there will be contests
between Midshipmen Whitney and Fitch. and At
kin and Farley.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15

ONLY PEOPLE WITH APPETTTEs INTER-
E&TED.
Several restaurants that Offer tenptia6
dinners to-day advertised among the
.I.ittle Ads. Of &e People,"
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
OFFER FOR DAN PATCH REFUSED.

Minnee polls March I'm ". Savage. of this
CITY has just refused an offer of S1hfdA' for Dan
Patch the famous PAGER. recently purchased by
him The offer came from Eastern men. who are
aryio,s to get the horse back 70 the East.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
CHESS.
GAMBlT

Another selection of games from the Monte carlo
tournament is herewith appended:
FIRST BoARp-F1FTH RorSD-t'ENTRE COUNTER
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
THE INTERNATIONAL CONTEST.

London March 14-Secrctirv NeVhurn. Of the
Enelish Lawn Tennis Association. when informed
of the accepan-e Of the associations challenge 70
America for the international lawn tennis trophy
said the dates seemed satisfactory. and that he
looked forward to excellent contest
tFor Sports page 10
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
Lace Departments

Spring Importations of Exclusive Novelties in
Lace Robes
Of Cuny de Lille Charles Ounze Brode Gauosc
other desirable combinations OF Lace with
Crepe de and Misral Cloths.
Colbert Paraguay. Bohemian Culpure
Point Maxiniien and Marslowa
Laces and A11-oyers
And N addition Tomorrow Monday
Special Sale OF Robes
If MousseGne de Sole and Ring Dot SOE m
flowers Formerly $500 to 1000 eO'OO
of Ecu White Batste, with SIS nm
Combinations Heretofore $500 10 500 '''OO
Cia1loons and Insertions 2oc s. OS
Nense Lace wide w u "0o
yd
FnbrOideries
Of Nanook and Cambria Al-orers
MedEons Baste Skrngs with
Embroidered Linen and Rate Robes and
Waists
to-mo
10000 Yds. Insertions and FdFngs,
SWISH Na1nsook and Cambria
At, II, 16, p, Is & 800 VI.
One-haf Regular Prices.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
Women's House Gowns
Dress and Street Waists

For Early Spring Wear
Exclusive Styles Large Assortmen Of French and ih HAND
made and Drawn Work. Cuny Lace and Al-over
Embroidered Waists
Also To morrow
Figured Pique Waists liz
alSo avn with shoulders nanSooH emhrol1ery
Entire Front al-over embroidery, and S1.2
Of Silk Null and Canvas,
O Silk Figured Madras Lev
f,ib ,,., s1.0t
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
Special Offerings Of
Spring Dress Fabrics

(CREPE ALBATROSS. in the
2 enn Yde : most desirable shades Of the season
including Ivory, Cream and Black.
x (SANGLIER, 30 inches wide,
l,OOo 1Ao' in Ivory and Cream.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-09-29
AS SURE AS
THE SUN RISES
So Certain Will Be Your Cure of
Piles if You Desire Immediate
Relief from Pain.

Are you suffering from the agonizing
disease of piles? Is your life one of pain
and unhappiness and misery? Do you want
to be cured? Your cure will be certain,
complete and as lasting as your life by
using simple. natural remedy that gives
immediate relief. No knife, no torture.
no pain, and applied in the privacy Of your
own home The Pyramid Pile Cure has
never failed, even in the most aggravated
cases. 1t is in the form of a suppository
and is applied directly to the affected
parts, giving instant relief. It will cure
you just as certain as you try it. OF this
there is no question or shadow of a. doubt.
A prominent Milwaukee lady says: For
years I suffered intense agony from piles.
My nerves were shattered and many times
I prayed that death might release me from
my torture. No one on earth can ever
know what misery and pain I endured.
Pyramid Pile Cure cured me completely,
thoroughly and permanently. For two
years I have not had symptom of piles.
I can never thank and praise you enough
for this blessed deliverance.'
Pyramid Pile Cure is for sale by all
druggists at so cents a package If not
kept by your druggist, will be sent on re-
ceipt of price by Pyramid Drug Co., Main
St.. Marshall, Mich.
Write for free booklet on the nature,
treatment and cure Of piles
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-09-29
SCHOOLS IN STORES
Board Of Education Has to Have
Ninety-three More Rooms than
Schools Hold.
First Monthly Report of superin-
intendent c. M. Jordan From
Present Year.

Several thousand Minneapolis school
children are being accommodated in tenn
porary quarters never intended for
school purposes. On account of inability
to keep pace with the tremendous growth
III school population 1t has been necessary
to put the children into Easements, va
cant stores, recitation rooms and the like.
The monthly report of Superintendent
G.. M. Jordan submitted to the board Of
education this afternoon shows that there
are ninty-three makeshift school rooms
In use, Of which sixty-nine are in base
ments.
The enrolment is 36,427 or an increase
of 1,3lS. The pupils of single sessions
number 5SS.
DR.. Jordan reports that the teaching
staff consists of 935, of whom 744 are
grade teachers, 1874 high school teachers,
81 principals, acting pricipals, cook
ing and manual training teachers.
The following changes In the staff OF
teachers were recommended by DR.. Jor-
dan and approved by the committee on
teachers yesterday afternoon:
Resignations-Eli Fish, Central high;
Mary o'Hare, Mckinley; Marion Bradford, sher.
Leave of Absence-Elizabeth F. Reid, Bremen,
second semester.
tier; Mary Allen, Clinton. to Mckinley; Minnie
DUNCAN. Clinton. to Schiller; Edna Morrison,
Douglas, to Lowell: Kathryn Libby, Franklin to
Bremer: Annabel McShane, Greeley to Mckinley;
Mowry. Holland. to Lyndale; Carrie Evans. Hor.
ace ace Mann, to Greeley: Dora Smith; Logan, to
lev: Eva I.uxford, Madison to Calhoun; Jessie
Kupbal, Minnehaha, to Franklin; Margaret
Quail Monroe. to Douglas; Annette B. Minrow.
Peabody, to Seward Florence Gee, Schiller, tc
Clinton: Elizabeth Horan. Seward to Bryant;
Martha Wilson. Washington to Madison; Elura
Bennett Whittier, to Central high
ppointsments--Bertha Barton. North high
$500; Lillian Myhre, Clinton, $500; Ethel Case
Van Cleve, 500.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-09-29
CITY NEWS.
TOWN TALK

Drink Indian Medical. Order to-day.
Office 604 Masonic Temple.
New pictures for home and school. The
Beard Art company. 624 Nicollet avenue.
Sale of fine household goods from stor-
age warehouse now on, "Bown's" 9-5th
st. S.
Subscribe for all magazines, papers.
ETC., and get your binding done at Cen
tury News Stand, Third street. near
Hennepin avenue.
The Central cooperative Kitchens 6
o'clock dinner delivery now extends thru
Sunnyside and vicinity. T. c. Phone lloo
N. W., Main 1491 l.
Frank MITCHELL 406 Second street Sc
was held up and robbed by three men on
Second street Me- last night. When he
resisted, the highwaymen handled him
roughly. He lost his watch and $19.
The Williams block, corner Third ave-
nue. and Eighth street S, Is offered for
sale at a great bargain. The owner, p.
Williams, will be at 303 Northwestern
building. Tuesday and Wednesday Of this
week to receive offers.
The Northwestern Bible and Missionary
Training School will hold their annual
opening exercises tomorrow, Wednes-
day evening, at s o'clock in the First
Baptist church DR.. A. ]. Frost will pre-
side and addresses will be made by Rev.
Stanley Roberts of Bethlehem Presby-
terian church, and Fred s. Goodman, In
ternational secretary Of the Y. M. &. A.
The course Of study for the coming year
will be announced at this meeting.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-09-29
THE WEATHER PREDICTIONS

Minnesota-Showers tonight and
Wednesday; warmer in east portion to-
night; cooler In west and south portions
Wednesday; brisk southerly winds, becom-
ing variable. Wisconsin-Increasing cloud
mess, with showers Wednesday and possi-
bly, IN west portion tonight; warmer
Wednesday and in north and west por-
tions tonight; fresh southerly winds.
Upper Michigan-Fair tonight, followed
by showers Wednesday,; rising tempera-
ture; fresh southerly winds. Iowa-Show-
ers tonight and Wednesday; warmer to-
night; cooler in west portion Wednesday;
fresh rsoutherly winds. North Dakota
Showers tonight, probably followed by
fair Wednesday,; cooler; winds shifting to
fresh northwest. South Dakota-Probably
showers tonight and Wednesday: cooler;
fresh southwest to northwest windss Mon
tana-Generally fair tonight and Wednes-
day except possibly showers in east por-
tion tonight; cooler tonight; fresh north
west winds.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-09-29
GERMAN M. E. ASSIGNMENTS
Bishop Fitzgerald Announces North,
ern Conference Appointments

Bishop James Fitzgerald of St. Louis
presiding officer Of the Northern German
conference, to-day, read the list Of as.
s1gnments for the coming year:
Minneapolis District-Presiding elder, W. A
Weiss, I'll Eighteenth avenue N, Minneapolis
Ada. W. H. Koenig:t Bertha, c. F. Bublitz
Brownton, E. 2. Christ; Clearwater, Henry N
Steiner: Maple Grove, walter Mecklenberg; Cen
tra1 church, Minneapolis, G. L. Lehnert: Firs
church, Minneapolis, ]. F. Preine North church
Brinknan: Turtle Mountain, William Gamolin
Valley City, William Boemmels.
St. Paul District-Presiding elder, a.. e
F; G. Schulz; Chippewa Falls, Wis, August B
B1ghauser; Deer Park and Clear Lake, Wis. tt
be supplied: Hokah Charles schoenheiler: Jor.
Menominie,, Wis: G. A.: Borcharit: Pepin, Wis.
tott to be M supplied; Red Wing n Hebert Roch
Koenee Frst church st. Paul. Jaeot
Berger; st. Paul Park, C. G. Holm; Rice street
and Rice Lake, St Paul, j. G. Pfeifer; West
Side, sids and panola, St. Paul, A: +. Koerner;
Washington, J. G. steffer; Winona, c. F. Blume
G W. Yetzef, professor in William Mast theo.
logical semintry, at Berea, Ohio: and member Of
Miller. president St Pauis College and membei m
of IS St. : PaHl 4,l Park quarterly Conference
and member of Winona quarterly conference
Southern Minnesota District-Presiding elder
John Houck, 1927 North Broad street, Man
kato.
Albert Lea, Henry Clement: Arlington, G. A
Rabe: Blooming Grove. J. J. Hoffman; Echo ant
Florita, Charles Bierman; Fairfax, P e. Meier
@ sSpsa s usa1 El He besss
Po} New um wssfnf snd fayets Morgan & 5aute1
Owatonna and Aurora. A. ". F. Krienke; Sleep,
Waseca, Daniel Pfoff.
The conference closed at noon.