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New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
THOUGHT MISSING GIRL A GHOST.
Found Wandering in Cypress Hills After
Three Days Absence.

Janet Reed sixteen years old OF No 50 Ma
genta street, East New York. student in the
Girls High School, Brooklyn, missing since
Wednesday evening. found late yesterday
afternoon by her brother Benjamin and another
voung man wandering aimlessIy along path n the
Jewish cemetery at Cypress Hills. The girls mind
seemed to be a blank, and at first she did not
recognize her brother and his friend when they
approached her After talking to her for some
time her mind cleared, and she accompanied the
Youths TO the Reed residence
The girl was found as a result OF the reports
current during the last few days that ghosts had
been seen in Cypress Hills: The light cOlored CLOAK
nrsssiOn that she a wrath. Hearing the
Tumors Reed and his friend made search of
evde1ces of want of nourishment. and the condi-
tgon Of her light clothing indicated that she had
bsd no refuge from the storm of Thursday night
The phvsician who attended her forbade any
questioning at this time. He and her mother be
Iieve that overstudy affected her mind A rest will
cure her.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
AMERICAN HORSES WIN ABROAD.
C. w Watson and Walter Winans Sweep the
Ring in Richmond Show.

London June &c. ". Watson. Of Baltimore
and walter Wiraus. were prominent among the
prize winners al the Rchmoud Royal Horse Sho"
tf,at ,,.urd to-day Air Wutsou's Ringing Bells
reversed the recent decision at the International
IIor4 SHOW and tool, first prize In the single harness
class against MelvalIey. the winner In the earlier
ezhiIItion and his Kitty Grey and Norena took
second honors in the tandem class under 10 hanu7'
His Tigln.ss and Busie Maid, owned by MT.
\yinans took first and third prizes respectively III
tD. comDetitiou for hacks - hands or over. Ills
uishness captured also the Fifty Guineas cup ana
tbe hack championship. In the competition Tor
ranirrns over hands. Mr. Ninanss CokeTsroSa-
dor and Proserpiuc were first. and Mr. Watson
Nh. MARYLAND and NV Maryland II We're second
MIR. Watsou-s Kitty Grey aud Norena We're first In
tfs. double harness event
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19

The historic metropolitan championship title and
trophy lies between Richard H. Palmer and Fred
eric e Inman. These two players reached the final
round of The singles yesterday the courts
of the West Side Tennis club. south Of Van CCrt-
landt Park.
Palmer the tenth rater Of last season, met Waiter
Merrill Hall The latter came from a match against
Hugh TalIant whom he defeated 10-S, G-i. and
showed the effects. so that Palmer scored at 6-4.
6-1 From the in which Hall brought off
his shots at the net it might have been closer had
he been inclined to play it out at close range.
Palmer led at 5-love in the first set, wholly on his
driving for placement Then Hall made
good attack at the net, rafting off four games be-
fore Palmer the set. In the second set Palmer
bv his speed was enabled TO pass Hall repeatedly.
so that his aces earned the set for him with only
the loss of game.
Inman.s progress through the tournament has
been most remarkable series of victories In turn
he has defeated Kenneth NJ. Boorman. the former
Columbia captain; Lyle E A1ahan. Artemus
Holmes and 6. \. L. Donne, ending yesterday with
a stinging defeat Of Carleton c. Kelley at 6-3, 6-4
Inman has won each of his matches in straight
sets. and without any of the sets touching deuce.
Against Kelley the drives which Inman played for
placement baf1led his opponent, that Kelley
failed 10 make the showing that expected OF
him IT is a singular coincidence that Palmer and
Ioman the two left-handed players ef the tourna-
nent should reach the final round for the cup.
To add piquancy a good days sport. upset
was provided the good sized gallery in attend
anoe IT carried with it the defeat of Harold H.
lists in the ser-hnal round of the doubles. Tue
nafr he'd been slated win, but the slate was
smashed when they faced Lyle f. Nal an and Hugh
Tallant, who won at 6-4 6-S Tallant actua iy
outvelleved Hackett while MaIlans terrific drives
from deep court caused Little no end of trouble.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
euARTER-MrLE STARS TO MEET.
4Alasn and Rosenberger to Clash in Press
Clubs Carnival on June 26.

-. eaarfer-Inile race which viii be run al lhe
- annual carnival Of sports OF the New YORK
- tiu5 Athletic Association At American
80 Park On June Is promises TO be The best
s. mere IN several years. A score Of the iasiesI
1ss-a aaers IN TIE country viii compete, among
lsa. ssans Harry Hhlman. of the New YORK Ati-
A. @ipe. and jim Rossnberger, % the trlah-
sss.ssa Athletic Club
~ last Saturday Ifiilfuan Was considered al
- y a class by himself a. this distance, but
~. $50 80 Displayed 10y Tosonberger in the relay
s,., sfayers Island stsmps him as worthy
Eoss. NE New York Athletic Club champion
81. sef covered his relay IA the refnarhaoly
s,s-- .ls 81 g I-5 seconds. He and Hiliman VIII
lss.,s. ssrateb end give their opponents Ilnefai
ko4s Later they Will race on the same team
ehs-iasie Fl. a L. relay race.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
MERCEDES II REACHES CAPE MAY
Motor Boat Makes Quick Trip from Bermuda
After Being Beaten in Race.
rRv Telegraph to The T1Ibune.l

IBy Telegraph to The Tribune
,-s.,a Nav y J. June 1S.-Thc NeTeides II re-
turned this morning from Bermuda The motor
I,oat IN charge Of Captain Walter Murray Bielins
arrived off Cold Spring bar at 7:0 o'clock last
night but the wind was blowing SO heaNliy lhal sie
,,.a,t over TO the breakWater and came back TINS
,,oo, entering the harbor- The Mercedes II made
1Je rup from Bermuda to Cold Spring in % hours
- i,,r,tes seventeen hours less than in the race
from New York TO Bermuda Size had an eAce''ei'
trim home. the weather being good
RI. cra,v is ouartered at the cape May Yacht
,1,,f, b,lt most Of them will leave tomorrow fOF
Nev York while the Mercedes II viii remain WIN
-l,s aeet of the cape May Yacht Club Frances I.
Rogers the owner Of the crait' came '"'N WIN
..ud Is staNing his fathers cottage
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
VERMONT, I; PENNA. STATE. l

Burlington VI. June 1s-Hs last appearance in
the box for the University Of Vermont today was
a notable one for Ray Collins. he struck ont
nineteen men. and his nine from PENNSYLVANIA
State College by score of I to T. His feat WIS
the more remarkable because Of cold weather col
Inns viii join tAe Boston American League team tn
q few days
The score by innings follows:
r H. E.
University Of Nermt.O 0 I @ o N-4 6
Pennsylvania State...o d 90 o. /
Batteries-Collins and burlington Skeut .aud
Voorhees,. Umpire Shdnahan
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
WASHINGTON. 5; ST. LOUIS, 0.

washington. June I0--Hughes was a big puzzle
! 3 Louis to-day. while Criss was hit hard with
- - On bases. Washington winning by the score
a. ~ The fielding Of the home team was Dfli-
= Z. II E.
ssashiagtoa O . o , o k o
= Louis. g q o % . GO . :"
rSS-e,,eFies-Iaehcs and Street; Criss and CTlger'
~4-iss-Egau and Sheridan.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
CINCINNATI. 4; PHILADELPHIA. l.

Cincinnati. June 1S-Ewing's good pitching
the prime feature in the victory of Cincinnati over
Philadelphia to-day by a score of ! to I. fol-
lows
Cincinnati .. @ 0 o " u /
Philadelphia . o 0 o o. ,
Batteries-Ewing and Mclean; Sparks. Rttchie
and Doom Cmpires-Riger and TRULY
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
sEAvER HOLDS LAWN TENNIS TITLE.

Boston. June 1s.-R c. Seaver, Of Boston, re-
tanned his title as Massachusetts state champion
at lawn tennis by defeating r. J. Sulloway Of
Franklin, n H. in straight sets. in the challenge
round of the anpual state tournament at the Long
wood Cricket Club to-day. The score was 81
60. Ga.
THE result gives Seaver the first leg on a new
c,,n as he won the old cup permanently last year
by scoring his third victory for the state title.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
GIANTS BUY AN oUTFIELDER.

Beardstoue, III. June r--sCap' Arson. Of Chi
cago. supposedly representing the New York Ma
tionaI League club. closed deal last night with
President Ripple Of the Beardstown Association
whereby the contract of a local outfelder. Kom-
rners who led the Illinois Missouri League bat
ting last year and IS second in the standing is
snrd this season. goes TO the New York club
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
TIFFANY BEATEN IN PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia June 1S.-Giman + Ilh'ny' hVe
times Hudson River golf champion and favorlte IN
the I,uueyyood Hall tournament at the Hunting
ton Valley Club was beaten by l up by J. EI-
wards. of Philadelphia to-day. Howard Perri2 2t
Philadelphia was beaten in the other seml-hn
match by the Rev. Dr. Simon Carr by up ana
pay.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
OPEN GOLF CHAMPION BEATEN.

Wilmington. Del June 18-Frederick Mcleod
the national open golf champion. was beaten to-
dav on the links of the Wilmington Country CuD
in a thirty-six hole match by Herbert NichoH, the
country club professional up and to play. The
match was played for a purse, made up by the
members of the Country Club
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
BALL PLAYER STILL UNCONSCIOUS.

Mount Holly y. J., June D.-Despite the fact
that a couple of physicians have been working
over him since wednesday. Lyman Saidt, of Penn
berton still unconscious. and the doctors hoid
ont no hone of his recovery. Saidt is substitute
catcher on a baseball team, and played on Wednes-
dav IN the absence of the regular man. During the
game he was struck on the head by batter and
rendered unconscious.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
PHILADELPHIA, 3; DETROIT, I

4 -sALsaeipha, June lS-Detroit fell before Pima
ssla to-day b- a score Of TO ! through the ef5
~ { pitching Of Krause. The home team 3S5; ST. "a
.s.lAs 81 the sixth inning an a pass. Col4iilS
f-1, Aurphy's triple and DaFlss single, .t at'G
- areve EElan of the rubber In the seventh
r H. r.
raaesIBhis q q . q x-3 - ]
IsR ................e 0 o Q O. l
Krause and Thomas; kiliian lii " l.le,r'
~ AID Strange. Umpires-Hurst ana Cohii0iis'
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
N aoRERr eueeENHEIM ARRESTED.

Seattle. June 1S-M Robert Guggenheim, the
donor OF the trophy cup for the automobile race
from New York to Seattle, which Is now IN prog
rese was arrested by the police last night for
a1-ceading the speed limit with his racing car he
was taken TO Police Headquarters where ne de-
nosited a $50 bond for appearance in court
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19

WatertoHn. Mass, June 1S-The defeat Of A O.
Lockwood of Allston. one of the strongest players
IN the district. by r W. Brown, Of Meadow Brook,
> up and l 10 play, was the feature OF The hrst
round of match play in the Massachusetts, golf
championship tournament at the Oakley Country
EI,Ih
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
FIRST COUSINS COME HERE TO MARRY
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune

IBy Telegraph 70 The TribuneI
Pittsbure June 1S.-Mss Lillian Kaufman
and Edgar J. Kaufman. first cousins will be
married at the ST. Regis Hotel. New York. next
Tuesday evening. Because the Law forbids them
to marry in this state, special trains Will carry
tho bridal party to New York A member of the
family is said have committed suicide recently
because she objected to marrying her hrSt cousin
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
pov THOMAS A FREE AGENT.

Norristown. Penn, June B-Roy IhohlaS' "Ii'
,,I wifi, The Philadelphia Nationa! League team
- Tor, cars and went Pttsburg last year,
US Internationally released to-day. This makes
1f,, a free agent and lie sign with any club
that wants his services during tii7 as 90
'''., nc ,,,or,as has been engaged coaching the
University OF Pennsylvania nine
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
THE EASTERN LEAGUE.

GAMES TO-DAY.
Mont real at Newark.
Buffalo at Jersey Citv.
Toronto at Baltimore.
Rochester at Providence.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
Buffalo, g.: Jersey City 3.
Newark. 4: Montreal /.
Rochester. q Providence. >.
Baltimore. 3; Toronto ,.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
AUTO BREAKS DOWN IN LONG RACE

Pocateuo. Idaho June 1S.-Ford car No. l. in the
ocean 10 ocean automobile race for the Guggsn-
helm, trophy left here at a m The Shawmut
car is broken down at Bancroft
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
Iege Baseball Golf Auonog Lawn Tennis Rowing Other Sports
BROWN REACHES FINAL.
SaeghiH Golfer VIII Play Van Etten
for Hudson Rirer Title.

Charles IT. Brown. Of Saegkiu, the mcdaIlist in
the qualifying round, and L. E. Van Etten of the
home club. will fight out the final round at thirty
six holes for the championship of the Hudson River
Golf Association on the links Of the TwaalfskH Golf
Club at Kingston, to-day. Both had hard matches
morning Brown beat II, 3. Wood. gold medaIst
BriaTclif last year. the nineteenth green, and
in the semi-fnal in the afternoon Van Etten had
his hands fun in beating P. B. Rossire. the Saeg-
kin president also the nineteenth green.
R. H. Megraw, of Saeg;ill. and c. II. De La
Vergne of Twaalfskill, viii play the final match
for the second sixteen cup to-day. while c. V. D.
Benton Of Saegkil, and Il. L. Coykendall, OF
TwaalfskilI, the survivors in the beaten eight
Of the first sixteen There was medal round at
eighteen holes for all those beaten in yesterday
mornings play, and Z. White, of Nyack. with a
score OF 104 and handicap of IS, took the conso-
lation cup.
The summaries follow:
CHAMPIONSHIP SET
Second round-P. B. Rossire saegknl beat T. H.
Crane Saeehil up and TO play; G. II Brown. SaeS
D. 16nsacre s1egki beat G. Phillips saegklL. up
10 holes), l. F. Van Etten Twaafski beat j. = Ia!
10y, Powelton, up and to play.
serni-fnaI round-C H. Brown saegkil. beat F. Y d,
Etten. Twaafsknl, beat P. b. Rossre, saegkih, up
va '''' SECOND SET.
Second round-F D. Dewey. Twaalfskin. beat ". d.
IesiG @ 9asG be9t Rsrtett Butchess up and to 60
II G.. Warng saegkil beat G. D n B. aas6gqgTe' lgp1e
Twsafsi. ya1iI beat p H Bartlett Du'chess and to
play
Semi final round-R II, slagraw. saegkn. beat W F. +
Vergne, Twaafskl, beat II. G. WaTing' saesAl'''
I and to play.
Final round-E S RaIston Duchess beat 2. W.
Fowler. Duchess. up and , to play
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
PLAYS STRONG GOLF.

Pittsburg June 1S.-Jack Hutchinson. professional
-oacb of the oakmont Golf club won the open
championship u Western Pennsylvania here to-day
The winning scoPe was l5l for thirty-SlA ho'es,
.7.r ,I,,. hutchinson is entered in the national
omen championship tournament at Ensiewood next
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
WILLIAMS, 4; CORNELL,

llilljamstown. Mass. June B-Eiiliams easily
defeated Cornell to-day by score OF 10 1. Tenn
plefon allowed the Cornell LatteTs only two hts
ana struck out eleven men.
The score by innings follows:
Williams ..............0 o x II 2
CorneII ............O u o o D . o o.
Tattarfes-TempIeton and Oakley; Gable, Caldwell
ard N1lIiams. I'mpre-Jones. Time, 40.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19

Pittsburz .-..--.-...-- % o o o : - % .
Thre--basa hit-Ieach Sacrifice hits-Abstein cam
Miller. Wagner and AbSteiu Doyle. BridNeA anu
Teuuey. Left bases-Pittsburg. II, New 4oIh; ~.
First base balls-OR Witse. .; of tamntz. 3 Flrst
base on errors-Pittsburg, 3; New York. 2 HIT py
Iftcher-Cibsuu Struck Out-By Wttse. 3; by
Camuitz. & Wild pItch-Camnitz Tine-2"o- I'm
rIr nj
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE REsUL

Springfield II. New Haven
Norfhampton L: Hartford. g.
Waterbury, TO- New Britain. =
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS.

Lowell 10: Worcester, s
EayerhiII, I; New Bedford, 3
Lynn, 10; Lawrence, &
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
BILLIARD and POOL TABLES

PRICES AND TERMS TO SUIT.
SUPPLIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
~ REPAIRS BY EXPERT MECHANICS
TF,e Rrunsvick-BaIke-Col Coleuder Co. of n. Y.
80 saIesraous 2s ard 81 East s2zA So
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
-ls llnlAg al length
Lle scnre FuIIn-.e
fLEh ELtEE5
Kr.sat In The seventh inning

o-i'ea igr Knight ia tie seventh inning
sele2ad .------....--.---- 90
s7N .-.-..-.---.....- q . / > V-4
-Soasse hltz-6Dode. Klclnow. Hemphiil Bah g
--ee-nass ttE-sia- Sacrifice lii-LoTd Sasrlice ny
r-1l9e stolen bas=zFleIuoW, Turner @, t1l0erie4o
- Goo Laj5ie. Left bases-tleyeland- q -"
90 . F1rzu bzze errors-Ciegeianc. ]: New YORK
: -folale pay-EuPe and klenov. struck ont
- .-slt 3; ~ Joss .. Bases has-Of Brockelt, D
s9sS J. Wild pitches -Br0ckett, JOSS iime--o-'
--tles-4.erln "a E1nrllIir
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS

Albany 4: WiIkes-Barre.
FlInira 5; Syracuse. l.
Troy, 3; Scranton,
Utica VS.. Binghanten Crafni
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY
Washington mt York ttwO gamesl.
Chicago at Detroit.
a Cleveland
Philadelphia at Boston tive games}
RESULTS OF CANES YESTERDAY
Cleveland 10: New York. {. .
Philadelphia, b Detroit, ]. - n
Washington - St Louis, o
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19

baseball To-day. games. y. Y. Americans IS
ndm
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
|far1 dfr1gs in Baseball Face

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TODAY
York Pittshurc.
Brooklyn a Chicago.
Boston a Louis.
Philadelphia nt Cincinnati
RESULTS or GAMES YESTERDAY.
PittsburE. 3: New York. DI innings
Cincinnati, 4; Philadelphia. 1.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19

First eight Cfrst round,-Pcllua4 beat Newell & ''
II. Whitman. > and ! 10 ltt-e!
Spencer up and to play; Henry AhsoPp beat Hi' .
up and . to play ,
up and . to PLAY: Paul Heller beat AIlligan up Nater-
bury beat Kirkpatrick up and to play; H. w Taylor
beat II. smith, /
Third eight 5rst roundJ--ur. Washington beat
Kueber. and to play. \; p AilsopP beat SaiInol,
4 nd / to play. + +. Alisuup beat Dickson. .
and 5 play; Freeman beat Judge Lintott 4 up and
Fourth eieht cHrst rouuGp-I Egrer beat Parrot
UP. Conlon beat Russell. I up 90 holesp. Royce beat
Georoy up and to play; Schoonmaher beat Gordon
: rp and play
Fifth eight idrst round)-Neycr beat A Heller. up;
Pratt, E,ler. and 1 to play Or, PAU beat
Acker up. Lever BeEgs, up ana ; 10 play.
sixth eight FIRST rouud)-Iyons beat W AlSopp' up
and Ilag t}eEgs and 70 piaFi
TIeer beat = AiIsopp. up play; Mceter beat
owen Is Iu o play.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19

Batteries Kissinger. VOwinile and Ryan; Sitton
and Knots. Umpires-Aiurray and Byron
AT NEWARK r. H. F.
Newark ........-.-.-2 . o o o N-4
Montreal ............0 0 l o 0 0 o D o.
Batteries -McGinnity and Lapp; keefe and
Clarke. Jrmpire-Ffnneran.
AT BALTIMORE X. r. r
Baltimore .........O . 0 0 o x-3
Toronto .............1 0 o i b 0 O.
Batteries-Rudoph and MITCHELL Adkins and
Heame. Umpre-Kelly.
AT PROVIDENCE r. IT. F.
Rochester ............3 0 o IA
Providence .........l 0 o 0 0 o I 0 @
Batteries-ChapeIle and Butler; Barry and Peter
son. Cmpire-Staffo
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19

stantial lead at he end Of yesterdays thirty-siH
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
CHAMPIONSHIP SET.
SECOND SET.
THIRD SET
LOCKWOOD MEETS MASTER AT GOLF

Final round-E. s. Rastou. Dutchess. beat g. W
Fowler. Duchess. up and , 10 play
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
kESuLTs OF CANES

Raffalo An JERSEY i|,....,.i.6 CiI9 o001o.- Z
Jersey city ........O 0 0 0 . 0 O.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
cpAvEsEND ENTRIES TO-DAY.

pACE-TTIE EMPIRE STATE f>I-I -
SCI u 6NDICAP: for fouryear cids ana upWaro'
80 issd About two and half miles fuh eou'sS-
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
The score follows;

Totals. ..-.4I SO 80 . 3.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1909-10-29
CAR SHORTAGE EXPECTED.

Railroad men are repeating tbefr
warning of last year to northwestern
dealers and consumers to place their
orders for coal as early as possible
in order to safeguard themselves
against delays incident to a conges
ton of traffic, with incidental short
ness in the car supply. They had
reason for their warning of last year,
despite the fact that business for
months previous had been d%iscourag,
1ngly light, but this year they have
what amounts to almost assurance OF
difficulty ahead in the fact that traf.
nc in all departments of the carrying
business is increasing rapidly. There
are 100000 idle cars in the United
States, Canada and Mexico at the pres
ent time, but orders for rolling stock
are compelling the utilization OF
these cars SO rapidly that managers
are becoming V in regard to
the coal trade. Indications point to
an exceptionally heavy movement in
grain during the months in which de.
layed orders for fuel must be filled in
order to obviate suffering during the
first cold weather Of winter, and those
who wish to avoid anxiety and trou-
BILE are advised to place their orders
as soon as possible.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1909-10-29

Paul Morton's plan of keeping
money in the country by levying an ok.
port tax on American heiresses who
marry foreigners and go abroad is
based on patriotic feeling, but the no
ton is not new-in fact it was EN-
bodied in a bill introduced in the re
cent congress by Representative Sab
aoth of Illinois. MI. Morton is not
alone in thinking it a pity that Amer
leans should fall down and worship
titles. When his rage is excited by
the spectacle of a splendid American
girl with a rich father throwing her
self away upon a decadent sprig of
European a~ristocracy, he is in the
same state as thousands of other free
Americans witnessing the same sorry
spectacle, says the Milwaukee Wis
consin. If a practical remedy for the
evil can be found it will be widely well
comed-but especially if it be
not inconsistent with the fine old
American principle of individual lib
erty.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1909-10-29

Arthur S. Hotchkiss, assistant
instructor of manual training in
the High School, returned Satur-
day evening from Indianapolis,
Ind, accompanied by Mrs. Hotch-
kiss, he having been married there
last week. They were rendered a
reception at the High School
building on Monday evening and
on Tuesday evening were sere-
naded by the School band. The
COW bell brigade also dinned their
customary wedding music during
Monday evening. Mr.. Hotchkiss
has made many friends in this city
during his brief residence here
and all join in wishing himself
and bride unlimited happiness.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1909-10-29

Tomorrow night will be observed
as Halloween and the younger
element has already begun to think
up and do their idiotic tricks. The
Bible, the key and the candle no
longer hold a part in the recognit-
ion of the ending of October but in
its stead has grown a spirit of
rowdyism and destructiveness. 1t
proves a source of great annoyance
to the authorities and property
owners. Boys and girls be care
full you don't get mixed up with
the police tomorrow night.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1909-10-29

Erick Anttila, our popular pho
tographer, and Miss Alma Gron-
berg will be united in marriage
tomorrow night. The ceremony
will take place at the Opera House
and a large number of invitations
have been issued. The MINER
joins in wishing them all possible
happiness and success.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1909-10-29
IDEAL A CLOCK.

An ideal alarm clock has been in
vented in Berlin. 1t has a kettle,
saucepan, teapot and spirit lamp at
tached, which starts boiling the ket-
tie at an appointed time. The clock
does not ring until the kettle is
boiled. Then it does not stop ring
ing until its owner gets out Of bed,
and finally pours hot water into the
teapot as % as it is stopped, thus
providing for breakfast in bed.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1909-10-29

f. A. Daley, formerly a resi-
dent of this city, but now of Long
Beach, CAL, called on friends here
this week, Mr.. Daley is the
owner of a piece of land at Arm
strong lake and the iron activity
in the immediate neighborhood
of his holdings caused him a trip
here to see about it.
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Notice

Persons DESTROYS of renting land
for garden or summer cottage pur-
poses on the property of the Besse-
mel Iron & Land Co., please call
on the undersigned.
Description of lands:
Lot 8, section 20.
Lot l, section 81.
Lot 2, section 81.
Lot 4, section 81.
Lot 8. section 81.
SWA of NEA, section 80.
NEA of SWA, section 81.
NWA of SWA, section 81.
wv of NWA, section 80.
F. B. JAMES, Agt.
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John Lamuth and family depart
ed yesterday for Eveleth where
they will make their home in the
future, Mr.. Lamuth being employ
ed as travelling salicitor for the Vir-
ginia Brewing company with head
quarters at Eveleth. The many
friends of the family wish them
success in their new home.