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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-04-27

The Board OF Commissioners
then met aS n board of County
commissioners.
The affidavit of A. Knight, ask
ing for "A refund of 1924 and all
abatement of SG.2I for an illegal
assessment of n house on LOT 10
block 1. SlHS"ton City. On mo
ton AN order was given for the
refund and the abatement aS set
forth in the affidavit.
The affidavit of Ralph kively.
asking for refund of 800 for
school poll tax in Spring Grove
townhip having been charged
with school poll tax in SlsSeton
township. On motion the refund
was granted.
Thcfollowing Bank Bonds were
approved aS security for County
Deposits. Farmers STATE Bank
with American Surety Co, as
surety for $1,000: First Saving
and Trust Go. with Northwestern
Surety Co. as surety for Si,oOo
Roberts County State Bank, with
Northwestern Surety Co. as sure
" for $500: Citizens STATE Bank
of White Rock with Northwestern
Surety Co. as surety $4,000; Firs'
National Bank of SiSsctOn, with
Northwestern Surety Co, as sure
ty $4,000: First State Rank OF
Summit. with Northwestern Surc'
Co. as surety for 1000; Citizens
National Bank of Sisseton, with
Northwestern Surety Co, aS sure
w $25 900; FIRST National Bank
of White Rock, with United
States Fidelity & Guaranty Co.,
aS surety for $1,000; The Contin-
uation of the Bond Of the Sum
init Bank with the Equitable Fl.
delity 4 Ttlc Co, as surety for
-, 900: Farmers State Bank ol
Wilmot, with the Northwestern
Surety Co. aS surety for $1,000
Corona Statr Bank, with con.
tinuation bond No. $50 for ~, 800
| The Continuation of the First
State Bank of Peever, with tn,
Equitable Fidelity 4 Tile Co, IA
surety for $1,000.
The bond of the First Nation
al Bank of Sisseton, with th'
Western Surety Co, for $1,000
was cancelled by request of the
Bank.
On motion made and seconded
John s. Swanson was recommend
ed for the appointment of Game
Warden for Roberts County for
the year 1911. Motion carried.
The bill of Jno. Hicks for wit
ness fees and milage asked $3.3t
rejected.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-04-27

Continued on fourth page
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-04-27

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81 BOG pr Otil unotr 2=6eut@ Sun.
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IaaIroes no III al ,Sernbnnerne Ilie
tdber luUrt meQet pHa 26euts pr. WlI
Tor Fdslugcrbllletier.
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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-04-27

SiSScton. =. d.. April Sth, 1911.
The Board of County Commits
Sipurrs met as per adlourmnent
gii members present.
The bill OF Fred Sharf was con
>idrred and allowed 1920 fol
witness fees and milage
The following bills were allow
ed or rejected:
NJ. a. knappen, official print
ing and office supplss..S 55.2l
News Printing Co, office sup
piles ............... S.o'
John Hicks, water commission
cr. water for Court House
asked $3.50. ........ Rejecte,
G.. l.. Preston, material and
labw for Court house. 1864
Nelson Wilcox, water for Court
House for six months. -. 9.O'
ID. r. Stevens, office Ex-
penses ZiS'
Farmers State Bank of Sis
seton. Court Script. -. Az
Ever Larson, salary and hired
help ................ zoo"
J. o. Andrews, one-half OF
the salary as Municipal
Judge for quarter ending
March 3lst, 19l1.. 1000
Madeline Kohler, stenograph-
sr for Municipal court. 6o'
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-04-27

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lermldt mango Spsrgsmudl ON Der tl
nOqet 0OmelicdolGno lOn / tn uG,
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IdiOta og uor Sslisrlidt NOrO "a
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luosr ui lellenoe llotaIslis et gut'
ttblu0.
Get lOne9 At pare ell temmeIlg al.
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ituloe dlbues lUr SeiilIna til Som.
mersu. lette er en- 6elltGgeIls. Gu
bleU paG 6OrGuleoun9 Al aOnarea'
manoeue Surte og Dturtru ira Suc
1dtotu Enter ira ,Sn0reoepurie
mentti@ Slot idast SirIot I'll at lad
tla@nllCtrer en- rDr SanoiroiuIuG ben
noroIlge Gel al nGDuts Sia!. Der
nm 5lO bieu unooraoei ira Sebpa9tIls
unoer Den 6OruolUtnlnQ. at BET uar
riot pud HulleICr. Spmeliedoere Ion
TIM hire n9 eicnoOmsretten III Coers
ilaoen Al YlnO. lOm anta0es at p0rc
auIisreuoe, meu Hegleriu0en 'Urbe
bolOer llg RettCn Ill oct Sul, ION
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lmioleriIo 9oot9lort. at me9Ct ~ Oeitl
YGno ilet itie CT tulisrenoe, o9 Sn'
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TO Su0tpnoi0e meo no9le Su9cnisrel
ira ben 9eOlO9Iitc Cpmaaling osrbeu
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ring al ganoet. Getie Vano oil RI
meli9pis Ell n0r 6remtio bll TIL
gi9n9sli9t ior Seitlers, men ior Gle'
bIittet peo pi lille on nr9et anos
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TO Stuier. Senatnr Gamble nj
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Sianoin9 BOD o9 6beDsnne Reierpa.
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torsn inobra8t npe 6orila9 an9aaenot
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bpis bans 6oriIaa blir psoiaget. ui
alt uopta1et Sano paa be TO Releroa
toner o9 ll9sleoes paa Rolebuo %
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Tor Settlement. Ter er / bet belle an'
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iom paa osnne 9Ranoe oil tOmm,
SomeIisaoerne til9ooe. Faa Stan'
oina Nod Reierpaii0nen alene er De,
|, 300, 900 Nerss, paa 6beperne on
tring 200, 900, paa ROiebuo 9O0,'
600 o9 paa pine Riose 700, 0Ot
acres. Wen isIp on bet blir bellnttei
at aubne bette gano / ben MI iOriam
lsoe 6riraissnon al aonsresisn. buili
sr minore ianoiunlis, iaa oil life ail
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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-04-27

Suni 6lsarinss Siour Ials for
llsen, iom snots ben l4be april uo.
sioroe 81, los. 900. en- 6Orsselis af
l0.l proesut Opsr ben iiliparsnoe llas
iiior. Yani 6lsarines Gsosr Ra.
pios, en- Sp paa ca. 30. 900 3nbbps.
sere, bar omtrsni al iamme Stsrrelis.
isarso bapes iun s47s,O00 / llasus
Yeb.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-04-27

SisSton, s. d., April 10, 1911.
The Board of County C0nnmS-
sioners met as per Adjournment
all members present.
The Clerk of Courts made re-
QUESTION for 300 names and their
post office addresses from which
10 draw the Petit Jury for the
May term of the Circuit Court OF
Roberts County, South Dakota.
The Board Of County CommlS-
sioners drew the 300 names as
per requisition of the Clerk OF
Courts.
The affidavit of l.. Nicloy, ask
ing for an abatement of Tl.OO Tor
AN illegal assessment Of dog
in Sisscton City for the year l9oo
On motion an abatement of Sl.oO
was ordered.
The affidavit OF Paul & Nlcoly
asking for an abatement of S12O
for White Rock Village, for an
illegal tax on n building. On mo
tion an abatement order was
granted.
The affidavit of f.. T.. Cook,
ask ing for an abatement of Si'2'I
for illegal assessment for "A piano
in Sisseton Cty for the year 1905
On motion nm abatement order
was granted.
The following bills were al.
lowed
Harry Granbois. Commis-
sioners services and mil
age ........... oo'''
NJ. l.. Sateren, Commissioners
services and milage 24.6O
John Meland. Commissioners
services and milage. -. 81 20
NJ. l.. MckelsOn, Commissioners
services and mila2c. . 44.5O
/ S. l.. Remund, Commissioners
services and milagc go. 2S.6O
Commercial Hotel, boarding
Jurors ............. $3.50
!. Stadstad, envelopes, dray-
age and express. .. 1872
Sisseton Steam Laundry,
laundry for court house. 1868
NJ. T.. Stadstad, Court
Script .............. 66.O0
|. Stadstad, County filings 6O.55
John s. Swanson, collecting
PIP taxes. ....... l55.0I
The application of Malena j.
Kively, asking for loan from
the Permanent School Fund, for
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-04-27
Commissioners Proceedings
APRIL MEETING

IN last week.
q. W. Bollman. JuStic. of
the Peace, quarterly ex-
! penceS for first quarter.
asked 1896 ......... Rejecte,
The quarterly report OF G. W
Bollman for the flrst quarter, ou
motion was not approved
j. ). Osman, wood for poor
farm ................ 3.45
j. =. Swanson, kilograms $50
j. =. Swans,a. collecting
taxes, Il. P.............ll4.2S
| j. =. Swanson, attendance in
court special term for
Sheriff and Bailliffs &C.. 9l.sO
j. ). Swanson, .IailorS wages
for Jan. Feb. and March,
at S4' per. ............ l35.OO
j. : Swanson, boarding
PRISONERS .........,.. 81 80
j. :. Swanson. Criminal
work ................ l+.1j
Huber llumpfner. court
script ................ $40
Capital Supply Co, office
supplies ....,........... I.SO
John =. Swanson, three months -
larry as game warden and
EXPENSES. ..-.......... l6l ~
National Office Supply Co.
office supplies asked,
SEQ, allowed ....... lO.W
Motion made that the Board
accept the offer of six dollars for
lot five Of block five of Effing-
ton village. Motion carrnd.
The board of County Commits.
Sl"hers ADJOURNED aS hoard oi
County commissioners at IL %.
clock and met a. "A board OF Edu.
Gallon with the Superintendent
OF schools Acting ~ chairman, 10
take up the question ofdividing
Hart school district mmber one
INTO two districts as follows
Hart one 10 comprise Sections
2-3-lOll-l4 and H. and the new
district Ia be- known aS Hart mum
Der !, comprised of sections l-l2-
Is Hart township and SECTIONS so
'ii-W une-hali Of < and NV
one-iourth of II of Harmon town
Ship. On motion made and
seconded the div iSion was mo
according Ia the wishes of the
voters of the district. at meet
ing held ON the Sth OF March
1911. Motion carried.
On motion the Board of Eudca
ton adjourned.
Attest j. 4. Ray, County Auditor
Signed Bonnie Andrews.
Chairman.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-04-27

II. c. Vegger, board and
care of John Anderson,
poor Observation-Disclosures. ls.0C
Larson L. Lee, Mds, for
James Monson, Co poor 995
o. T Axness & Co, sup
plies for poor and poor
ldTIn ............ ...,. ~ 90
Hans PaulSon. setting win
dows in court house,
asked $4. 90 rejected
j. A. Ray, box rent, express
postalcards and expens-
es to the Auditors meet
ing at Pierre re......... 80. 80
c. J. White Foot. mdse
Tor Mrs. Lizzie Makey,
poor ........ ..... 3. 10
Park b. Jinkins, inspect
ing different families in
Roberts county for in
fantile paralysis .... 800
Ole Opsal. cleaning sess
pool and drayage. ..... Ga. 90
Bennett & Morrill,, board
ing jurors. ........ BOO
Pauline Thompson. care of
Ole Moland Is days ask
ed $l5. 90 allowed. .... 1000
j. M, Holly, court script 24.70
Mrs. Hannah Honeysett,
court script ..... g.. 3.l0
Mrs. Catherine Haggarty.
court script ........ $40.
Geo. Croft, court script. 1000.
Geo. Campbell court script 4.20.
Dakota Central Telephone
Co.. phone rent and
phone messages asked
AZ. Is, allowed ...... 47.7OI
c. G. Knappen, official
printing & Office supplies 54.35
M r.. Crockett, supplies
for court house and poor
farm. .... ....... -. 2l.65
David Overberg. balance
on work, on court house
windows. ..... ....... l4.50l
A. f. Taplin. care of poor
at poor farm. ......... 1900 |
Farmers Cooperative So
ciety, coal tor court
house -. ...........l7 l79. 20
Outlook Publishing Co,
publishing notices, asked
4. 10, rejected.
M. A. Knappen Office sup
Plies. ......... 6.tU
S. w. Burdine, Official
printing and office sup
plies, asked G7 80 allow
w. l.. Johnson. official
printing, asked $64 go, !
allowed ............... 10. IS |,
Motion made that the County
buy a book typewriter for the
Register Of Deeds office; motion
The application of Wilhelm
Weinkauf, asking for "A loan
from the Permanent School Fund
for $1,000. 90, secured by the WI
nwi & nwi of swi sec 80 l29
r 81. On motion the application
was allowed for $1,000 90.
The application of Enterprise
school district No. 2 asked for a
loan on school bonds for $500 90
payable as follows; $500 in 9
years, $500 in 4 years, $500 in 5
years, $500 in 6 years and $500
in 7 years. The money to be
used to build a school house and
furnish the same. On motion
the loan was granted.
Motion made and seconded
that the County buy two Smith
Premier Typewriters. No. 10.
for $l60 and the two old ma
chimes, for the Clerk of Courts
the Auditors offices. Motion
carried.
The Board adjourned to the
9Th Of April 1911.
Attest: J. A. Ray,
County Audit or.
Signed NJ. l.. Sateren.
Chairman.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-04-27

On motion the Board adjourned
to April 10th. 1911
Attest j. A Ray, County Auditor
Signed: VI. l.. Satcrcn, Chairman
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-04-27
Sisieton poiten,
4 WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN THE
NORWEGIAN LANGUAGE.
Published at Sisseton, South Dakota,
every Thursday by the
5sanelnapidu 2lmsritdn publ. So

Entered As second-class matter October 81
i-s, Al the post once AT Sisseton South Ia
kOtd. under the ACT OF March 3 Is7p
The evening world., 1911-11-16
WALL Street.

Substantial improvement features
0nray trading in the stock market
To-day. After . period Of hesitation. the
ist commenced to work steadily ID
ward during the first hour until Read
n. Union Pacific and Steel were rang
Ing about I point above their closing Of
yesterday. Pronounced strength In all
Of the Southern railroads was the be-
ginning of the upturn. which eventually
became general. Louisville and Nash
vile, Southern Railway and Atlantic
Coast were all sent up for good ased
advances.
stocks continued In fair demand to-
ward midday. tho list being maintained
around top levels.
With the Southern railroad shares
leading, stocks continued in good de-
4 nand during the afternoon period. While
active features rose for about 1 point
gain, Louisville and Nashville. Atlantic
Coast and Southern Railway bettered
their morning prices from l to 2 points.
Dealings in these Issues were the
heaviest witnessed In some time.
In the last half O brisk realizing
Steduced the list considerably from the
highest. but a higher condition pre-
tailed at the finish.
The evening world., 1911-11-16
TOBACCO TRUST
DECREE SIGNED;
DELAY GRANTED
Court Gives Until Feb. % to
Effect Dissolution, and
Bars Independents.

The decree Of the United States Cir
cult Court in the American Tobacco case
was signed and entered by the Judges
Of the court this afternoon. In the de.
cree the Judges express the opinion that
two additional months from Dec. %. the
time allotted. will be required for the
company to carry out the provisions Of
the reorganization plan, and an extern
sion to Feb. q Is granted.
The decree was prepared by the at
torneys for the tobacco company. IN
conjunction With Attorney = General
wickersham. along the lines submitted
by the company to the court, and the
decisions OF the Judges. rendered yes
terdey. when the requests Of the Inde-
pendent Tobacco Manufacturers and
Dealers to intervene was denied.
The decree 10 . document OF thirty.foul
printed pages and In all essential fea-
lures follows the plan submitted by the
oompany's attorneys.
The evening world., 1911-11-16
JURY ONCE
byUSE0 Of BIBLE,
BUTFA|LST TODAY
Young George McAllister
Pleads Guilty of Burglary
When Comered This Time.

x,.- 49,. A.
eeo"' "''" ~ VI o.'i0 "ss 'o'o
~ osorss McAunter' elsnten years
DID, 70 Assistant District'Attorney Dele
hanty In Part I. Of General Sessions to-
day. whore the youth was arraigued
before Judge Rosaisky for the second
time In thres month"; on the charge of
burglary.
McAu.,.. 90, ,,,.. .,.. u.--.
81. ~" 80. ~, "s.u VIII Nh pAr~te
m. tnsd la. a.n,.rh.. 49,. y,S-s
rc.t>, -, ~. 49, 49,
an.rtmsnt. ~ Ne, rmms c.mrh-, =.
No. "a w.st s,vtv..,y,h ..-..t -
....rA. ~.
A.s.ns~ an ~. 49,. w
. ann trom ~. $500. go ..~es ~.
The evening world., 1911-11-16

Circuit Court here to-day at the begin
ming Of the hearing Of an application
by Clark for a change of venue In the
case.
Miss Chamberlain was In court &C.
c%ompanied by her mother and brother.
Manville Chamberlain. From the time
Miss Chamberlain was decoyed to a
lonely spot on a country road. seized
by a band Of more than a dozen men,
her clothing torn OF and her body
coated with tar. Until to-day she had
remained In close retirement In her
| home in the little Shady Bend COM
munity where she taught school. and
where II Is said her popularity caused
Jealous wives and sweethearts to urge
The evening world., 1911-11-16
THREE Of MOB
WHO TARREDG GIRL
ENTER GU|LTyPLEA
Sensation in Court While the
Prisoners Are Fighting for
a Change of Venue.

LINCOLN CENTER, Kan. Nov. TO-
Pleas Of guilty were suddenly announced
in the Circuit Court here to-day by three
of the most prominent mSn accused in
connection with the tarring Of Miss
Mary Chamberlain. the Shady Bend
school teacher. They are: Everett @.
Clark. president of a Shady Bend Mill
ing Company; Watson Scranton. Shady
Bend. farmer: Jay Fitzwater. Shady
Bend. farmer. Judge Grover reserved
sentence.
Interest In the case centred abou,
declared no would spend his last dollar
to avoid going to prison.
A food OF afidavits was let loose In the
The evening world., 1911-11-16

Here 10 another one: baseball Edi.
tor: A argues that there ara ss2 stitches
in the American League ofbctal ball.
B says there are ~. VIII you please
give u the correct answerf p. L."
Ans: There 10 no premium on the
coin 10 far - We have been able to
aScoytain.
The evening world., 1911-11-16
McCrQW Doesn't Think
Indoor Fields Would Do,
For Big League Teams

of the baimy air after the diamond
work IL done ~ they do on the held.
I'm my opinion" he continued. train.
ing indoors in . cold climate would
give the veteran players more charley.
horses than they could get rid Of for
not With the diamond upon which they
are practising. but II b the cold that
strikes them afterward that causes the
trouble. At that. I think these indoor
diamonds will be . great thing for col.
iegs teams. An indoor field OF real
grass and sod 10 better than mono 81 all.
Tho old cage system did the
players much good. A. the hard floors
tend to stffsn up their legs. Another
thing you must consider 10 tina the
college boys have but . few gamei to
play before their season 10 over. while
the professionals must prepare them.
selves for an everyday grind Of six
months. No. the indoor fields will not DO
for the big league game. II takes q
warm climate and q long stay to put
the seasoned athletes In shape"
Hal Chase was on Broadway yester-
fay and he 10 looking like q champion.
He sAys no win remain here until the
team starts south in the spring. He
wants to have everything Just right b.
fore beginning another season. and II
no sticks to the Job In the future 10 he
has for the last two weeks he will give
somebody . hattie for that American
League pennant. Hal says that he q
poets much, of some eof the youngsters
that he tried but during the latter part
Of the hummer His only worry now I!
his pitching stan. but II b twirisrs ali
recover from the ailments that bese,
them last summer he expects to b ID
fairly good shape. He 10 looking e
Ford. Caldwell and Fisher for som
great work. In the lnleld he believer
that Daily win prove . and.
The bassbsii may b ' 6u'
thsrs 10 no stopping the Nuts" They
20 on forever. For instance:
Baseball Editor: VIII you kindl,
umnf Suppose there Wa . cAnnon viii
the musxls sticking 0ut Of the bach
door Of q fast train. Tho train traveli
At the rate Of . mile . minute and thu
cannon can shoot Q shell at the rate o.
. mile . minute. Now. II the cannon
was fired while the train was going .
that rate would the shell 60 out tn,
mouth Of the cannen7 You ~ IN,
cannon would be pulling away from tn
she'll at the same rate that the missti,
should 90 forward. Therefore. I main
move. Am I rightf J. c. g."
don't know Whether J. G. 8. 10 righ,
o. not. but ! wish that train had beer
running between here and PHILADELPHIA
during the late unpleasantness.
Here 10 another one: Baseball Ed
tor: A ergues that there are 3s2 stitche,
in the American League ofscial bali
B says there are ~. VIII you pleas,
give u the correct answerf p. L."
Ans: There 10 no premium on tn,
coin 90 far - We have been able I,
ascertain.
The evening world., 1911-11-16
Players Need Outdoor Work
in Order to Get Into
First-C Class Condition.
BY BOHEMIAN BULcER.

"YHILE the Giants were preparing
w for their departure 70 the TROPICS
Manager McGraw put his foot
down on the proposed plan Of training
big league ball clubs or an indoor dia-
mond made OF real graAs and Q field Of
sod.
1T may be all right for the colleges"
said the Giant manager. but II will
never do for . ball club that has TO
60 through an entire season Of 14
games"
Notwithstanding the faot that the big
league clubs will not use the indoor
diamond. It will be installed in sevsral
OF tho colleges during the winter.
Groundkeeper Murphy Of the Polo
Grounds has been engaged 10 build .
diamond of this kind at two OF the
leading colleges. and he believes that
It will be of wonderful benent TO col
lege players in the future.
These diamonds are to be used instead
Of the ol~d-fashioned cages. They re-
Quire considerably more room. but the
benefits derived from running On Sprlngy
earth instead Of hard floors will more
than. repay the amateurs for their
trouble and expense. The sod will be
taken up and placed In the inclosure.
section at q time. 80 that II can be
determined what Kind OF soil II eess
quilted for the purpose.
In the mild temperature OF Q covered
Enclosure Murphy says that the grass
can be made to crow 90 luxuriantly ~
It does out Of doors In the spring. The
only drawback to this training plan.
and that 10 slight. Is that ny balls can
not be handled on account OF the roof.
Outield work 10 the least OF . trainers
worry, however. and that can beNattend.
ed to in the spring. when II 10 warn
enough to get out Of doors.
Fol awhile the origtnators OF this
unique idea believed that II would
eventually be adopted by the bis league
clubs. They figured to save Thousands
OF dollars in travelling expenses during
the training season. but h managers
can not 'see" It.
Tho main thing in training" said
MoGraw. when approached on the SUBJ
1ect, IL the physical condition Of thu
men and not the mere practice In hand
ling ground balls or running. a clut
must be In perfect condition generally
10 stand up under the long strain. II
would be Of little value to them to work
on an indoor field and then go. out into
winter weather. They must have the
Same temperature all the time. on OF
pR the diamond. The muscles get ~
buuch bensnt from tho soothing eneot
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husbands and lovers to inlet on her
the torture which created a storm OF
Indignation throughout the State.
AT the opening OF court to-day Coun-
V Attorney McCanless stated he had
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ACTIVE SECURITIES.

United States Steel. 1s5,eoo shares,
Reading. 1872. 800 shares: Union Pacific.
liz. 800 shares; Lehigh Valley. 400
shares: Copper. 1880 shares. and North
ern Pacific, 900 shares.
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crowds than ever on a market or street
fair day. The tar party" and the critl-
cism II has brought upon tho county
and even upon the State Is more than
ever the principal topic OF discussion.
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more than 800 anidavlts to offer to the
court to prove that there was no reason
why a fair trial should not be given
all the accused men in this county.
Lincoln Center to-day harbofed larger
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The Closing Prices.

ro-day's highest. lowest and last, prices Of
locks and OF net changes as compared with yes
,erlay's final fiQlres are as follows: