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New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
READY FOR THE SKATERS.
st. Nicholas Rink WW be Formaug
Opened to Public To-dQy.

onened TO the public this morning at 10 80 o'clock
Owing TO the stoppage OF FIVE of the pumps with
cotton waste which was discovered at O'Clock on
Saturday morning and which prevented the ice
from freezing in continuous sheet the rink was
not opened that day advertised This failure
was more than made up Sunday, when the
MANAGEMENT threw the rink open free TO all who
came and more than fifteen hundred persons were
on the ice during the afternoon and evening ses-
Tbe skating club. which has the exclusive use
~ the rink every Monday, began it's season ice
yesterday The surface Of tie Ice was flooded late
last night. and frozen again and the management
promises perfect skating conditions for to-day.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
RECORDED MORTGAGES

! Fiehs. Dezso 70 Mori;z L Ernest Gadlson-avs
: corner lz5d-st: prior mortgage S1s.oso:
Rubin. Jacob H. TO Nev-Yorx savings fsrt. ..
Ann's-ave. CORNER Elst-st: 3 years - -
bean waiter j. 10 NJ l. Osk ana another; Lex
ington-ave. corner fzIth-st i year. g per
Connmaudeu-. Franz 10 Edwin o Po,vs- -, -,
eerson-st. :. lot 1876 to 143. 100 10 1873 map
Dyeknan Homestead. due Juiy /. 1893 -
- SsT e,,,. = rer ce,t Il corner Io6ih-
Lind Olof. to J II Doherty and another, Baar
mont-ave g. 300 # n Of iSIth-st. 5 years
Ele&wort Louis. to ] II Ioonis: Perry ave. "
oIsn1 corner rSie aoit Ptaee 2 ysaIs pes eent
95.4 r; 5 of Intervsle- ave / year s Der cent >
1913 II OF 1oth ave; due December /. 1905
De Gra5o. Louisa. to / RinaIdo: Hamilton-s, No
3o years per cent .....-... -.......-.
Beckhard5. Abraham L. 20 p Lowenfeld aud an
otner; 13th-st, s. 2s3-2 = G Of Greenwich-ave.
Artlich Max 70 Neu-York savings Bank. i3a.b
81 : 5 1929 II . OF 81 ann ave; ? nortgasee
S25C0Q due December 1. 1905 .-........-.-...
MeCauIey Ellen 20 Charles calm. Decatur-ave
-S7s.11 # n Of Southern Boulevard. 2
Beckhardt. Abraham l. L suydam and an
other; 18th st. Nos 22o ard 222: years per
stadler Title =. to Tatarszyk. ssxe-ave. c
Eeisert aarr1 Fl to II pGrack Kirrsbri5rs
Road, $, 4521 It n Terrace View ave: I
B9toipb company 20 Seainer;s Bank: 2Ist-st. g.
29s5 It e Of eth-sve: due June 50. 1910.
Gdmb. Charles b TO George Anger s5th-st.
no 229 10 233 East . years. 51a per cent. -..--
Elsenberg. Esther to GuggenAeiIner: 17th-st.
IS $. ss5 # of Avenue B; years SO Fer cent
Vfgarito. Jack. to Frank Flora and another;
I10th-st. 5 $. 400 1T Of 2d-ave: 3 years. per
cent
Berstein. Abraham. to Frank HiIlman and an
other: 104th-st $. 210 II Of 3d-aFe' year.
FAX. selig. and another 10 4 F Hagar: 1i7th-st.
No 10 to 21 West; ? m 7rtgages $4,000; years.
I&se. Louis. to American Mortgage Company:
159th-st S s. 100 II of Elton ave: due June
So 1907 51s per cent.
:, 105 IT e of 3d-ave; year per cent
Solomon. Jacob, to l. Rummel; 156th-st, n :, LIS
II Of 30th-ave years, o per cent -.
O'Nein. Katharine. to NJ r Cherry; 70th-st, No
1O7 West; years. per cent .----..-.
KaIt Otto J. TO Fourth National Bank; 2dst
:; s. 234 fl a of Avenue d; ) years, per cent.
Hachrach AbEam to HOenlg: 1l9th-st, No olI
Herzog Harry to Ella Smith: 51st-st. 5. 1SG
II of 9th ave; years. . per cent. t.--.-..;
5orkin. Louis. and others to L H1llman and an
other: 99th ST. s. 1O5 TT of 3d-ave: l year
Lynch Hannah to s Goldsberry: S4th-st. No 2It
Di Cienova CeIrado to NJ De Pasduale: Maple
ave. $. lot 90. map Jerome village; years
BunzeI. Max. and another to ] y HaIIoek; West
st, n 5. L lot %. map Wardsyille; 3 years
aIeyna. H c. and another to l. Manheimer;
95th-st No 222 East; instalments, q per cent
Thomas w ard another TO W Il Larned; Nor
ris-ave $. T69 IT of Wellesly st; year. q
Miller Adolf to X Vetter: Park-ave. "A 1t
of T4th-st; years. ~ per cent
Sagovitz Joseph to II Mendelbaum and another,
114th-st. Nos 9S and 100 East: demand. per
-. =. - .
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first is that of the debtor. the seeoE
of the creditor and date when judgment was hled:
Bachenheimer, Samuel-F Westheimer et al;
August 2, 1905. -
CuperInan Samuel and Emma-W Fox; FebTu-
airy IL, 1919. -----
Same-Same: November u. 1904 -.-..-..---.-.--
Forbes William RI H Little; May %, 1905 ..
Leonard John ] and Daniel SIS Steiner; FEB
ruary i, 1SU2.
Leonard John and Daniel S-J Beck ct al; De
cember f. 1901 (cancelledl - :..-.-
Same-A Halem February .. 1908 Cancelled
Ierner, Iouis-R Stephens ct AL September To-
1909 (canceiledl-
KoehIer Elizabeth-New-York Steam Laundry;
May 3, 1904 reversed -.
Phillips Roigina and Samuel CD Bahrer; June
IL 1905
Rosenzweig Harry-W 3 Fox; February II. 1905
Same-Same; November Il, 1904 ....--.-.-.-...
Rottkowsky, Magdelina-J Tuck; September =
ISuO
Smith. Delaney T-C W Berry; January s. 1890
Scott Frank W-M L Flank; October Is, 1Seo-
spiess, Caroline-F Westheimer. ct al; August z
schrader Henry CIV b Fox; February II. 1900
Same-Same; November Il, 1901 4--.-----.. ...-.-.
Consolidated Gas Company-W B Fox; February
same-Same; November IL. 1904. ............'...
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
mortgage. s5. 500

mortgage. S3.0pV
sJth-st. :. POS II W OF 2d-ave 2TxfO2 ?. yohr
a Stewart ct al trustees. to George = Anesr
i13th-st. No IS East. 20 3x100 ii: Iarnes n
Byrnes 20 Prescott Realty Company nlortga 20
S2f 900 &C.. .- 7-9~-
i2fst-st No 20 East 20x100. IL: Harry " Korra,.
70 Elias Goodman. mortgage s12 GeD
Lenox-ave. No 3D4 = 20xsg. Michael r-s.-...
TO Harry Lilly: mortgage. Sf5. 600 -0S
Part-ave. - It Of 1e9th-st % fix-s
Bridget Campbell to ADOLF Miller - -N''
2d-ave. No :. i07. s. 25xiOO: Samuel Cohen "a
Joseph Toplitz: mortgage. $2S. 900
WashinEton-ave. =. il0 II OF fT2d-s+ 49,
le1s. Aaron / Raisam to Moritz I. Errs; az
another: mortgage so T5O. O..... ~ ai'u
hapes-ave 3. lot 56. nap new village Jero-,s
25X190; Charles Genoa 70 Gesar6o ri f,s,-1. S-..s .
mortgage. 81 90 .--........... i''''
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
MECHANICS LIENS.

12d-st. No 172 East: G Walter Company ast
Arthur 7 Slade. owner and contractor
1O9th-st Nos 1873 and 1875 East; Solomon Huss ast
Israel Cohen. owner and contractor.
153d-st s. 125 II of Broadway. 16.6x40 Gto-
vanni Ievoli agt Washington Heights Evangeli-
cal Lutheran Church, owner and contractor
Jackson-ave, 5. 80 10 II of 16Oth-st. s4&'4,i
Nairo & Naccarato agt Jackson Avenue Rea!ty
and Construction Company and Olenick Realty
Compeny, owners: Minnie Miller. owner and
contractor
Mornfngside-ave " 2. whole front between l15th
and 10th SITS. 2oGxT5; National Powder Con-
pany agt Paterno Brothers, owners; John Pnll-
2t6th-st. s. 1884 TT of 4th-ave. 3s ixll4'
Bronx; Charles Stokes agt Mary Bondoun.
owner and contractor; T Poulsen contractor.
Same property: Andres Beckhardt agt same
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
RAGING OFFICIALS APPROVED.

Chicago, Nov. 6.-At meeting of the Western
Jockey Club to-day the following racing officials
for the winter racing of the Crescent City Jockey
Club, at New Orleans were approved:
Clarence Mcdowell. presiding judge; Frank ].
Bryan. presiding steward; A. B. Dade. starter,
James L. Hail. paddock judge; Alexander Brew
ster patrol judge: John Carey. clerk of the scales;
Rufus C. Bush entry clerk. and NJ. Nathanson
secretary and Handicapped
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

114th-st Nos es and 100 East; Harris Nance
baum and Fisher Levine loan joseph 0@s'''@
1o4th-sf 3 30 1t e OF Sd-ave. 5Ox1O0. II; FRANK
Hillman and Joseph Gelding loan A''a''N
eatb-st n $ 1o5 II e of sd-ave, 75x1O0 II: same
loans Louis Sorkin Antonio Riccardi' Cs'7i.'
Cavalier and Tornasso LagIidara ----'''-'
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
TRoTTERs SHIPPED TO ITALY.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Lexington, KY, Nov. 6-One of the most valu-
able shipments Of trotting horses ever exported
will leave here tomorrow, via New-York, for
Bologna, Italy. 1t includes the trotting stallion
Harrison Wilkes 2:11h by Brignoa Wilkes, dam
by Dictator, and the trotting stallion Harry Sim
The Republican voting strength in this city at
its lowest ebb is POS, ,000-enough to elect WINS,
even without the thousands of independent anti
Tammany votes which he is sure to get. What
unspeakabIe folly and perfidy it would be for Re-
pubIicans to throw away a certainty of success,
in dread of what is impossible if they stand
firm
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
REFEREE IN FORECLOSURE SUIT.

Louis Adler has been appointed referee by Justice
Mccall. of the Supreme Court, to sell the property
on the side of Alexander-ave., extending from
the Southern Boulevard to 1S2d-st aO0x200 feet in
proceedings brought by the Manhattan Life 1nSur
Company against George F. Johnson and
others foreclose mortgage of $4,000, made on
June / 1896
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
YALE HAS A GRIEVANCE.
Talk of Not Playing Columbia Again Be-
cause of Undue Roughness.
by Telegraph to The Tribune. !

NewHaven, Conn, Nov. 6.-There WAS much
criticism expressed at Yale to-day against alleged
brutality at Columbia in the game on Saturday A
number of the Yale players said that Columba's
play often unfair and rough. 1t is also
claimed by some Yale men who saw the game that
the twisting of Joness ankle by Columbia player
intentional.
There is strong feeling about the matter at
Yale, and some talk of not playing Columbia next
year, None Of the coaches will make any state
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
BREWING COMPANY A BUYER.

Bryan L. Kennedy has sold for Henry Shwitzer to
the Lembeck & Betz Brewing Company No. 3l4
northeast corner of 2Sthst three story
hotel on a plot 24Sx75 feet. Mr.. Shwtzer bought
the property at auction last Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
ANOTHER woosTER.sT. BUILDING SOLD

Samuel N Kramer has sold the story bust
building plot 54x100 feet. at the south
east corner OF Spring and Wooster sts
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

13eth-st n s. 262 II. W. OF Broadway 94xsc -, -
simon Marcus ct al. October %. 1905 toy oond.'
1ith-st No 647 East Charles Greenoanm ae- I
fIurhes-ave No. q 1870 20 2.140; Charles An
derson ct al. agt. the Belmont Realty Soi'' ,
Ailcn-st No. 1876: Max Fischer agt. Lyman NJ
scnthai: September l. 1905 (by bond) -
5th-aye No ISL: George c. Flint Company agt,
Fifth Avenue Estates Company Feolu"''
. "--'--
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Dacatur-ave.. $. 23O r. S. Of 2o5th-s;' for
two story frame dwelling house, zlxo6i Annie
NJ J. Miller. owner; T. Miller, architect -.
14gth-st.. s. s. $50 II e. Of Park-ave for % one
story brick workshop. 21x50 Frederick A hiu-
sius owner; Louis Faik, architect --s.--'-''
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

ath-ave $ . corner 15tll-st.; for six story
brick warehouse 51.Tx1O0; Mary A Tattle,
owner: w A. Boring, architect ---.--- -.
e5th-st $ $ 400 #. e. of West End-ave-: for a
one and three story h-ick boiler and governor
house "A 4x10G 8: Consolidated Gas Company
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
INVESTOR IN AN EAST SIDE DEAL.

Folsom Brothers have sold for John Flea six lots
in 73d-st., north side, SO feet east of Avenue A.
The size of the parcel is 150x1022 feet. The buyer
is an investor.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
BUYS UPTOWN PLAYHOUSE ROW.

Mlard Veit has sold for client of ]. Scott to
Abraham Ufand No. 110 116 West 115th-st., four
five story double athouSes, plot 100X10011 feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
RACE MEET At NIRTANA.
Good Sport Promised at ". Gould
Brokaze's Country Estate.

Some interesting sport is promised at the race
meeting this afternoon at W. Gould Brokaw's
estate Nirvana, Great Neck, Long Island. The
programme is a good one and several of the
well known amateur riders will pilot the
tending horses.
The races will begin at o'clock and will be
run over tagged course. John E Cowdin,
Belmont Purdy and J. Temple Gwathmey are
the stewards for the meeting. and w. A. Hazard
and o. w Bird will act as judges. The starter
will be J. H Bradford, jr.; paddock judge, L.
A. w Baltazz; patrol judges. James E. Mar
tin. jr., and Fred R ChiIds, and clerk of the
course and scales, George w. Gall.
The committee is made up of w. K. Wander
bilt ir.: P. S. P Randolph, James E. Martin,
Ralph N. Ellis, W. G. Brokaw, P. F. Collier, w
R. Grace, Alfred G. Vanderbilt, Edward Conner,
H BramhaI Gilbert Harry S. Page, Charles f.
Mather, Leonard Jacob. jr. Samuel Willets'
Searle Barclay and Perry Belmont
No entrance fee to the grounds will be charged
and Mr. Brokaw extends a cordial invitation 10
all his friends. The entries in full follow:
S p ssasan at boz boz o6 1 TO
first and $50 IN plate TO second: 163 pounds one
Name We Name w
WhrWind VIII ieS Alvin AVN i6S
SECOND -steepechase; 500 cup to first and $50
tiona steplechase and Hunts Association rules 100
About two and one-hald miles ,c
NeH-Zeaand -1TO Crusader 100
Willie Price, .1I0t Cresset lou
Rosebank $50 Erie 100
O'More- $50 Good Shine 100
Tiger Lily. .160
THIRD RACE-For ponies 500 cup to frst $50 in
plate to second: ponies 1+.S hands and under; l4o
pounds. Of a mile the fat.
Wire 140 Rondo 14O
Rough and Ready. .140 Edna Tanner 40
College Widow. .140 Maud Mangun- 14o
wistful 40 Blue Belle
FOURTH RACE-SteepIechase (openD: 500 cup TO first
and $50 in plate second 160 pounds; winners Of
in 1905. pounds professionals allowed
ride. About and one-haf miles.
Pure Pepper. 40 Tiger Lily 100
Adjutor .16O Howard GratZ leo
Rory O'More. .160
FIFTH RACE-HurdIe race: 500 cup $50 in
plate second for ponies under 10 hands, 100 pounds
About and one-half miles.
Smper $50 Maori Maid $50
Stepaway .150 Red Flash. .150
Grey Bud 1901 Clinton Gilbert. $50
SIXTH RACE-For Galloways: 500 cup to first $50
In plate ponies 10 hands; 100 pounds
One-haf mile the fat
Strayaway $50 Whirlwind ..........
Blue Print. $50 Copper King. .........15O
Live Wire .150 Red
The Debuante. Edna
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07

$4,000
1900
nN
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07

q off
Zeala had
ars easily
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07

to e.ns,cen tsorth paes
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07

Brother Frank raced Prince submission
through furlong Tambeau ran du
all $1,000 added one mile a.
- 1,z7ls. b. c, by Loyaist-Madge
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07

FIRST RACE-For polo ponies that have regularly played
games during 1904-05; 500 cup to
first $50 plate to second: 163 pounds One
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07

last furlons Maid
Yachting Girl showed improvement over er s'
yT RAcE-For yesrolds $500 added: furongs st
eh. f.. By Tanzmsister--Ffrst Land.
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cHEouEsT.

Chequest, Jan. 6.-Grover G. Shaffer
returned to Des Moines Monday to re.
sumo his school work at Drake uni
yersity.
! The Union literary society in this
place carried out an excellent program
Wednesday evening.
George Hissem and Miss Nellie Nor.
row. Of Douds-Leando, attended liter.
airy here last night.
R. w. G. Harryman spent Friday
night and Saturday with friends at
Bloomfield.
Mrs. Bishop. Of near Eldon, visited
over Tuesday night with her sister,
Mrs. w. L. Pollock, in this place.
Otto Mccullough and family spent
New Years with Mike Moore near
Troy.
G. c. Shaffer was the guest Sunday
of R. w. G. Harryman
Anna, the little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. j. T. Hissem, is very sick.
The Union Sabbath school meets on
Sunday afternoon at o'clock, instead
of in the forenoon.
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RURAL ROUTE NO. 1, BATAVIA.

Rural Route No. 1, Batavia, Jan e.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cole and family, Of
near Agency, and Miss Eta Starr, of
Des Moines, visited c. S. Hanna and
family last Friday.
Mrs. Dave Heady and children and
Mrs. Perry Heady and children are
spending the holidays with friends and
relatives in Galesburg, III.
Mrs. W. B. Curtis and children are
visitiong relatives at Farmer City, I'll.
Willie Shaw has gone to Hiteman to
spend week with his sister, Mrs Ella
Noe.
Will and Ed Wright were transact
ing business in Batavia Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Davis Were
business callers in Ottumwa Tuesday
G. B. Morrison made business "trip
to Ottumwa Tuesday.
Mrs. Otis Warder is VISITING; her
mother at Centerville this week
John Linder shipped car load of
cattle to Chicago last week.
]. C. Harris has erected large cat
tie and har- arm on is farm.
Norman Reno made a business trip
to, Batavia recently.
G. P. Gilbert made a business rip to
Farson Tuesday.
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Have Demonstrated That Deafness
Can Be cured-Dr. Guy
Clifford Powell,

to many unfortunate and suffering per-
sons perfect hearing again; and I say
to those who have thrown away their
money on cheap apparatus, salves air
pumps, washes, douches, and the list
OF innumerable trash that Is offered
the public through flaming advertise
ments, can and will cure you to stay
cured. ask no money MY treat
n1ent method is one that Is so simple
1t can be used in your own home You
can investigate fully absolutely free and
you pay for 1T only after you are thor
oughly convinced that it will cure you,
as 1T has others. 1t seems to make no
difference with this marvellous new
method how long you have been deaf
nor what caused your Deafness, this
new treatment will restore Your hear
Ing quickly and permanently. No mat
ter how many remedies have failed you
no mater how many doctors have
pronounced your case hopeless this
new magic method of treatment will
cure you. l prove this to your entire
satisfaction before YOU pay a cent for
It. Write TODAY and I Will send you
fun information absolutely free by re-
turn mail. Address Dr.. Guy Clifford
Powell, 1864 Auditorium Building,
Peoria, Ill. Remember, send no money
simply your name and address. You
Will receive an immediate answer and
full information by return mail.
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AGENCY.

Agency, Jan. 6.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Brumhaugh of Moline, ILL.,, and Mrs.
Eli Brumhaugh, of Missouri. are here,
called here on account of the serious
illness of their mother. Mrs. Jacob
Myers
Mrs H. D. KEGS is seriously ill.
Mrs. Scott Rush is on the sick list
Miss Clara johnson and Miss Edna
Peck have gone to Cedar Falls to at
tend school.
DR.. G. NJ. Cowger, veteran Of the
civil war, fell yesterday and received
serious bruises on his arm.
G. M. Nye has returned to his home
near Chicago, after visiting friends
here for several days.
Will D. Nye returned to Quincy, ILL.,,
today to resume his studies in the Gem
City Business college.
A series Of meetings are being held
in the M. 3. church here.
The M. e. quarterly meeting will be
held here next Sunday. Rev. J. w.
Lambert will preach in the morning.
l. Burdine of st. Paul, Mimi, is here
visiting his brother-in-law, Rev. G. F..
Cameron,
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oRMANvlLLE.

Ormanville, Jan. 6.-Miss Rosa;
Prevers is very sick.
Master Van Hollen went to E1don
to spend the holidays with friends.
Mrs. Rosa Heckart, 8 few days ago
entertained in honor Of her daughters
Ruth nineteenth birthday anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs John Wilson enter
tanned at dinner on Christmas.
John Hunt and family and Joe Haw-
kins have arrived in Cleveland, Ohio,
in safety and will enter the M. e. col
lege.
On New Years Day Jas. Huff en-
tertained his children and grand chill
dren.
A reunion of the children and grand
children of Geo. Bartlett was held at
their home New Years day.
o. D. Spilman is giving great salts
faction as teacher at the Soap Center
school,
North Star school is closed on &C
count of scarlet fever.
VIM. Stricklin and Mr. Hollen each
gave their school Christmas treat.
There was song service at the
Orphanage New Years eve.
NIL. e1Au Ihl D. JdSh I1CSudlC anu ldul-
lily were callers at the Van Nimble
home Monday evening.
T. j. Randall has added a room to
his residence.
Mrs. Lavinia Wilson and son, John,
spent New Years day at Eldon with
relatives.
Rev. R. v. Pike will preach at the
M. e. church January 8. at $3.50 p. m.
at this place. Come everybody.
Mrs. Lula ,Kindall's brother, .Chas
Toole, has gone to Florida to spend the
winter.
New Years day Mr.. and Mrs. Pleas.
ant Bolin celebrated their 'thirty-flfth
wedding anniversary. s
Wesley Beemer was an official WIS.,
itor at the Ormanyille school a few
days ago.
Enoch Rupe is quite poorly
Mrs. John Kindall and daughters
spent Christmas week in Ottumwa
with friends.
Mrs. II. B. Hawn of Udell Is visiting
her brother, A. ]. Moss, this week.
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BLOOMFIELD.

Bloomfield, Jan. 6.-The marriage OF
Miss Alma Rominger and Rev. Geo.
Edwark Monkman, of Chillicothe, oc-
Cured Wednesday afternoon at 4
o'clock at the home of the brides pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Trial Rominger.
To the sweet notes of Lohengrin's we'd
ding march, played by Mrs. Sol A.
Lorenz, the bride, preceded by Misses
Louise and Dorothy Rominger. little
flower girls. entered the parlor attend
ed by her father. Taking her place be-
meath beautiful floral canopy, che
was Joined by the groom who entered,
accompanied by his brother, Rev. Jesse
Monkman, best man. The beautiful
Methodist ring ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. c. L. Stafford, pastor
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COURSE ARoUsEs INTEREST.
Horse Judging Contests on-ereat Elk
Fihit Of corn--Women Attend.

t horse Judging SonteSLS On--SFedt tx
| hiht Of corn-Women Attend.
| Ames. Jan. 7.--Work upon the
horses began Thursday and will last
!. till this evening. 4. Through the
kindness of the respective stud own
ers the students. have this year been
afforded unprecedented opportunities
of studying and making critical judg-
ment upon the very highest class of
fdraft horses of various breeds The
famous Clydesdale team Of Nelson,
Morris & Co. is on the ground. includ-
ing Archie. the champion heavyweight
draft gelding at the Chicago stock
show in 1901, and Marquis and Ken
meth, who stood respectively second
and third at the recent stock show in
the heavy class and took first prize as
heavy pair. The Percherons' and other
breeds of we'll known stud are here,
and some noted coach horses. These
horses will ell be handled and judged
by the short course students. who are
taking both in the freshman and adj
vanced classes, strong interest in this
work and closely following the expert
instruction Of the college men.
In the agronomy department corn is
king. Turn in any direction you will.
his golden sauadrons girdle you round
Seven thousand ears Of corn have been
sent in as exhibits from Iowa and the
adjoining states, and judging goes for
ward rapidly In this department Pro-
fessor Holden gives daily mis- sought
after instruction on the culture and
choice of seed corn No mans name
lis more closely identified with the i'm
proved growth of corn in the state than
that CT Professor Holden. and his lee
lures and writing on this subject are
in great demand and carry much
weight With corn growers.
Professor Klinck and Professor
Stevenson have also been busy in in
struction regarding corn growing and
soils.
In the important subject or domestic
science the women are spending a
strenuous week. The first of a series
of three lectures by Miss Blackburn on
"Home Sanitation" was given yester-
day morning, and in the afternoon a
demonstration by Miss Blackburn and
Miss Rausch in the mysteries of cook
ing sweet potatoes. golden corn-cale,
fruit salad and other dantieS. This
week Miss Harriet Walls, director of
domestic science of the Y. w. G. A. of
Des Moines will lecture, and during
the course Professor Jones will speak
on Corn and Corn Syrups," and Prof.
Mckay on Butter Making"
Superintendent Whalen of the G. &
N. w. railway, from Boone and Assis-
tant General Superintendent Lawson,
with Mr. Hammil, trainmaster at Gin
ton, and Mr.. DOYLE from Boone, and
Mr. Henness Of Chicago. were visitors
yesterday. Mr.. Whalen will lecture on
January IL, on "The Relations of Rail-
road to Producer"
The Corn Belt Meat Producers as
ISOLATION and the Iowa Improved Stock
Breeders association meet here on
January IL.