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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-02-07
Young Jay Gould ENGAGED.

New York. Feb. 1.-The World says
that at the wedding reception to Miss
Vivian Gould and Lord Decies on Feb.
it is planned to announce the en-,
gagement Of Jay Gould, second son
of George Gould, and Miss Anna
Douglas Graham of this city. The
wedding, it is said, will take place in
June. Miss Graham is daughter OF
Mrs. Hubert Vos, wife OF the well
known portrait painter, who, before
her first marriage, was the Princess
kailkilani Of the royal family Of
Hawaii
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-02-07
M'CURDY FLIES TO HAVANA
DARING AVIATOR MAKES TRIP
FROM KEY WEST.
Abandons His Journey Ten Miles
From Goal, For Lack
of Oil.

Key West, Jan. 31.-Tn the presence
of thousands of spectators, J. A. D.
McCurdy started from Trumbo field in
his biplane for flight of about 1l5
miles over the Gulf of Mexico to Ha-
vana at 1882 a. m.
At S:14 a. M, when he had been in
the air about forty-two minutes, Nc
Curdy passed over the torpedo de-
stroyer Roe at point about twenty
miles out in the gulf
McCurdy was sighted by the tor
pedo boats off Moro Castle, three
hours after he started from Key West.
A few moments later he was sighted
by observers stationed on Moro
castle.
He was compelled to alight after
flying to within ten miles of Havana
because his lubricating oil ran short.
A pontoon attachment saved his
aeroplane float He attempted a new
start from the deck of the destroyer
Paulding. which picked him up.
The destroyer squadron went on
Into Havana harbor The Paulding
led and had on board McCurdy and
his aeroplane. the aviators effort to
ret a new start from the warships
deck having been unsuccessful.
McCurdy rose gracefully and with
his machine under perfect control.
circled twice over the field and then
took his course toward Sand Key.
The start was successful from every
point of view and the crowd sent roars
Of applause after him until he passed
out Of sight.
The destroyer Paulding was the only
boat in the torpedo fleet equipped with
platform from which new flight
could be made in case McCurdy was
forced to drop into the gulf The
Paulding had takeS ii position be-
tween Key West and Havana and was
in constant touch with both cities by
wireless. McCurdy was so equipped
with his pneumatic life preserving
Jacket that there was little danger OF
drowning in case of accident. AL
though the destroyers could not hope
to keep up with the aeroplnne the
fleet was so distributed along the
course as to make it almost certain
that McCurdy would not go long with.
out aid. if he fell.
Flight For Prize Of $4,000.
The flight was for prize of $4,000
offered by the Havana Post and $4,000
appropriated by the Havana city
council.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-02-07
Each Country Rlames Other.

Washington, Jan. 30.-DisDatches t.
the respective ministers of Peru ant
Ecuador in Washington give dfferen
explanations of the recent clash. d.
Arizaga, minister from Ecuador, mad
public the contents Of cablegraH
from his government stating that Pc
ruvian troops invaded Ecuador to ill
crate four Peruvian criminals. Tw'
policemen and several women Werr
killed and seven persons wounded
The Peruvian's version placed tn
blame upon t,cuadorian troops.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-02-07
Ambitions Realized.

Sweet Singer-That chorus girl ap-
pears to be in happy frame OF mind.
Comedian-No wonder. She has
millionaire dude on the string and an
ugly bulldog on the chain.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-02-07
DRY FARMING MEET OPENED.
Hundreds Of North Dakota AgricuItur.
lists Attend Congress.

Dickinson, Jan. 81. With every
prospect of being a great success, the
North Dakota dry farming congress
opened here today. The sessions will
continue through tomorrow. and are
being attended by hundreds of farm
ers from all parts of the state. The
exhibits of agricultural products are
quite extensive, and number of
prizes have been provided by the bust
ness men of Dickinson. The Dickin.
son experiment station also has fine
exhibit of grains and forage crop.
Numerous addresses are on the
program, from which the farmers are
expected to learn much of dry farm
Ing methods and results. Among the
speakers are S. w. Uxenholz of Man.
dan, who speaks German, and Super
intendent w. P. Snyder of the Hebron
mining sub-station.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-02-07
Mary Baker Edov Win Filed

Boston, Jan. 31.-A copy of the will
Of Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy was filed
in the Office of the Suffolk county
probate court. There is nothing in
the petition to show the value OF tho
property,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-02-07

Chamberlain's G 6;asIhe oao1 Reme aha
Never fails. Buy It now. It may save life.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-02-07

the session read ana on motion boa
"'J''''~N ~ JONES. Auditor
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-02-07
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Proceedings Regular January Session Of the
Of Howard County.
Continued from last issue)

last
the
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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-02-07
FLIGHT For Prize Of $4,000.

The flight was for prize of $4,000
offered by the Havana Post and $4,000
appropriated by the Havana city
council.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-06

-acher uaIked beside his WaEon to ksep
waTn- lie slpped On suue ice ard tel-
unEer the waEcu the lad passing over
tc-h leEs and crlErinE then friErtflllg-
made htu as ccmfo--atls as possible 90 a
Iosf and brought hin CO 20 hl-1reth
wt@rs he received medical arrs1uun-
NEBRASKA CTTT-The ufu % TIE ate
EEEar clayton has ben admitted % pro
hate By tle county 1u1Ee- ne leaNes a.
q RS real estate hoidirEs % Ms Cay
tor DUNG rer lie % loIE as s1e ~
mains hts uI6ow. and a. Der death % %
o. their heirs The personal property is 70
. divided equally auCnE the wtre and ~ 2
"a -EE-erE- He Vas one q tie LarEest ler-
owne-s a1d cattle raisers in this par1 %
tne STATE ard rs estate Is yery a.
Cne having larEe EEolnt q pers1l-a
pruperrT ard many acres q la1d
UMBOL.DT-san1el H WiHIamsgn- a
veteran q tire c1r1l war ard Captain q
Cc-paEV o. Eeth Illinois vclu1teer irtan-
f-r gafrf Wa5ness7aV r -ruirE A. the home
he rad made his hone f1r rEo years- Ar.
WTIliarns1u- Who vas a Tezrs Of age lived
here In an early day- but lster spent NJ
teen years II Denver. Colo- his VIE 80
stEht years zE0 and vas burfsd IN tEa'
cftV- Deceased vas Ulemher q the Ma
SOME io6Ee. whlch soete-y VII co1cuc- NJ
neral services On F'rtfag- lu1erme1f VII
= r-aHe In TIE Humboldt cs-etery-
TCRK-Thoras Blair. q YONG man ard
recent srrIve' from Hi1sdale. Mica o..
derHd a sod dinner e. a local cafe an1
F refused % Day ~ re sane he Va
-7aee-a in ire county tar The ueTt morn
4 NJ once Fvr-eT vent 20 look after rs
prisouer an tuuud BAR had c1mheo %
lrams1u- whsa@ his had vas p9rLl
Z through When r. entered the room ..
E found that Blair had torn al tire c-cthfnl
T into shreds- placing e aroZ1d water PIPES
/ and tired 20 arrange q 80 hat Whe1 -
en- FIRE ths namss wOuid co-nrnuuieate q
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-06

I. ,rfs ecunty i1 III ard sxp@rsnced al
the trials and E1Versttiss t1cl1enl y
ricreer he He Eas pcouinent eus -
ars = realo-s worker fer ire Eco1 q ne
common people He tock ar active part
IL esv1c state and national affairs and Was
rnrch beloved ard respected hT al
NEBRASKA CTTT-Phifp F1uke and p.
J. western TIRE tEo men arrested SINE
home Ct Louls SlshlrE-- q EarUer- q q
god watch ard q nuuher q god unEs-
aere taken before Judge TRAVIS TesterdaF
where they pleaded guilty 20 t1TElary and
the Judge returned Them 20 Al SAYING 1s
wanted 20 find out more about then De-
fore rasEi-E sentence ny VII - Per
u1irtsd 70 plead agar AZ ire neNt tern q
courL
RED CLOCD-Ths farmers fnsrituts VII
d I'D in tbs citF TIE isst week In t1e
meath Pru-zEsut Agricultural eNpe-rs
viii - In attendance and q large eIhtoit -
erected IN connection WEth tire institute
hold q poultry ard horse Stow IN the
large tfe-tn haru that has bee1 recently
ccnF-ucrsd- his bzrn j. large enough 70
acccumoEate - teams hirche6 % WagOns
ard VII - an deal place Tor holcing q
stock show
q Mss Dora Long daughter q Ar1TeW
Long. ene q the prominent and prueres-
sive farmers q Burr county and NaLcc
Chrs-e1seu. near Lyons a ~ q Chrts
CartEte1ssn- nov q Bo-ss- Ldzno. 6ut one
q the cary pioneers q rhLs ce11tT- o.
. EedneEdzV. IazEarv - NJ Chrls-erssu
has rust completed a four-yezr college
. co1rse ~ Arch1s11- Kan E1ile Mss Lc-s
ts Eraduste q WsFne N0ruaL ines
ufu resite On q farm rear Lyons
3 HILDRETH-A great deal of grain il
Z bang hauled here from Mscou- . snail
inland town uire miles southeast q here
. On last SATURDAY while driving his father'
team The A-year-old son q Harm Rsde-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-06

ne Key to TIE situaiiOn--Bss want AIS.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-06
Nebraska

r,art ufr net the stockhot5srs e. rer cent
a thesr investment arnranr. Which. -
states D. Iou esr-ate He says the
plant oouId b. tult tn riue-y Ears ard
sr1rfs BE- ir Operation f- SIX --1u-1s- Dc is
estimated that the a-c--t saved THE fa-u-
e-s uo-ls b. frun = % s. certs on t-s
hu-f-ss hss-fes thsrs woulld Be- a large
saving % tHe crnEumers q meats SIR
srvdsr s-ir1lates that he sHau BE- president
ard general manager q TIRE company. slt-
5sct 20 the vi q the stockhc-ts-s- IRE
Commercial club aprutnted couuirr=ss %
lay the prupositon before TIE fa---F-s ana
s-cck-eu and another meeting vas called
FOR THURSDAY. WIEN more Geflrite scui1n
wu he taken ir the matter
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-06

STRDMSBJRG Neb- Jan s-,spscialb-
Ms L. ssrdin Eife = T. sandin- Gu
tractor ard bu15er AID cd citizen q thts
city. did on Fr1av. heart failure being
ths cause. She vas s. years Ga and
leaves a fauil- q zen crildren nov diving
ard hushand S-s vas buried sunday fr-m
Tire Isutheran church. Rev. Hszbcrg oEhz-
ari-E
Mss Mine srnw died Frday morning
after a short illness. sc Was = years Cd
and leaves two sisters and mo-hsr 10
mcuru her With a larEe curcie q friends
she vas a eradicate q Cur hiEh schcol
Rev. HeEhru1n q The Baptist church
c1nductsd TIE fuuerzI services satu-daT
afteruoo1
p Freeman did SsruutiaT night ~ his
bone iu TITS ety f-1z q stroks q apo-
plsry. NJ Freezan vas q msuh=r e ths
nrn q Freeman Bros I've stock mex
ctants q this city He was 81 ysars Cd
ard Iezres a family q tuo grown dauEh-
tsrs ard wife 20 NOUN his urrimely
death. wfth ms three brothers. A p Frse-
mn ard y p. Freeman q TITS eity ard
J. p Freeman q Waloo
O. a Freeman did zfrer ar Illness q
fear ds-s a. the h-ns Il his sister. Ms.
George Burke. fr TITS CIV NJ FrssUsr
vas a sinEle uan 81 Tears cd and III
~ buried ca Thurs4a~ trcn ths Missior
church ard In TIE ssrurnzburg osnsterT-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-06

TORE-The union revival meetings lave
hezE- ard every night for twenty-five
Ears union revival meetings vii y he'd
AZ TIRE T9rk Cpsra house
TORK-The Junicr rlzy a. the operz
house given b. the tuners q the 1ork
HlE1 school Vas greeted Eirh a full house
Bsrbara Frirchfe- was presented
CANBRIDGE-Dr- s A Fre1ch. evanEe-
IiE- OF BurltnErcn- Ia has begun q series
q revival uEer1nEs hid in the First Meth
atist Episcopal church q this city
CAMBRIDGE-C Z Coreu q tbs eity.
w-o recently hoZEht ire elEcrrfc EEhr plant
and Earer works system ~ Atlanta Eeh-.
dispcssd q the sane today % " D Van
meter q Cambridge
EEDECT-Farmsrs and ErccEUen re-
port vrrw little loss q stock during he
recent srurra- Tork cuuErV farmers have
large harms end pltztF Of sheds IN Whfch
al stock are hsuseG safely from storms
NEBRASKA CTTE-In the district eou-.
here wss a lively tit yesterday between
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-06

Azpd Custer County woman Travels
Ftfty VIE. 90 Attrnd Court
CALIAWAT Neh- jar 81 Speetali-
ore q ire best eKaurIes q the necsssltr
q dividing Custer ccu-tv vas demonstrated
On Nondzv morning q this ueek uhen a
Ms McClsilan6 81 years q axe. uas con-
ueIiel q drive arruss rhe cc-rtry q Dis
tance % nifty -rss whsn the mercury
registered 81 degrees below zero ard the
ruass urhrukar following the hEEzzrd 81
S-r6zv and sunday niEht In order 70
rsa-h TIE county sat O protect ths m
tsrsses q her fatheriess rran5chH5ren fn
tns co-utv cuurt-
NJ N-C1eland RESIDES tv7s-tr-fIve nEss
usst q Galway. ard twenty miles 1crrh
q GcthezhlrE- Ahout a year zgo her son
did and shs vas aprofntsd ruar5ian q his
children Some troubIasorne nefEhbors a.
tempted 70 urszt the Er1zrdizrship from
hsr. ard shs Vas compelled % q to comfy
court % protect the chi11ren-s Interests
The case wzs 80 for Tussdar morning
In order 20 keep the trtai from EoinE b.
defaul1 Eha bad 20 either drive tusnfy
miles % Goshenb-rE throuEh q binding
BLIZZARD o. sunday and then 10 Broker
Bow b trstn b. the wsv q Grand Island.
o. drive zcruss the countrF ffrF miles on
Mon6av. she chose ths latter. and with
two neiEhborE started across b a carrtzEe
Daring the FIRST twenty-five miles travs'
their horses were dow1 ~ less thar efEh.
tines ard the carriage vas upset severn,
tines and thsy reached Galway alrnosr
frozen After warning and eating ties
borrowed q scoop shovel and aEatn s-zrtet
q thsir touruey. the distance beng twenty
I've miles from Galway. By shovelinl
ths snow drifts out % fhe cuts IN the roas
they reached Broken Bow al a late hon
Monday night more dead than alive frpr
The cold and sxposura
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-06

BEATRICE. Neh-. Jan 5-fSpscia1 -
James c Hitehsv an6 Miss Martha z. IA
Selle were married here YESTERDAY a. ths
houae q H A La se-is. Rev. l. D. T0urs
- The First PresbFferian church ofnciat-
i1E None but TIRE irznedlsts relatives
witzsssed the esrsuonT. sfter which a four
course luncheol vas served
sidney Pay Hsvelons q this city and
Mss Goata Cabins q B9us Springs
daughter q Mayor Cabins q that place
Esrs united IN marriage here YESTERDAY
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-06

PAGING HOUSE FOR BROKEN BOW
Pksposftioa 20 Band Plalt L. Uadeu
Consideration.


broken BOW. Neh- jan s--lSlscial
TGlegrzn-l-An Important meeting q the
Commercial club vas head last nizht IN
crter 20 take so-e actson % ths sstabiish-
mS1t q q paekinE plant a. this place
EdEard Snyder. espttaiist and pacEuE
house pro-oter q EEnsas Cfu. vas
ksent and outlinsd The WorE neessssrv
x squip q pan thar wouid meet the de-
Eands q the immsdizts country sdjacent
% CNsssr- HIS prupozifioE IL 20 pur In .
80 rhat yin take care Of - bad q
lie ard = nae numhsr q hes dailT. o.
aa01 had q stoeE anuuslly- There Nh
- i've buiIdtnEs including an ice manu-
faesurfnE plant The total eost q whtch
wfu - Fsaaeo Mr.. Snyder - interezted IN
pants az lllWGzkse. chicago. kansas Cru
ard tie south He offers 70 pot up .
bonzs % t1se as guarantee that N.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-06
Nebraska

afrr-rorr a. ~ o-rl1cz. Rev y. r. DAVIS
cfl1caunr Last evening az g - o'cock 81
tre hone q tire b-fdss rarsnls- Mr- and
l-rs- scHn Hasiey. rsa- HoiussTilis- vas
s-1---fre5 ere marriage q Samuel 1aT
Hsrel1-e % Blur srrr-s ard Ms cara
Grace Haley q H1i-esriIls- Rev Gr
Tervil- -Eer perfo-ul-E TIRE cs-c-ncuy- TIE
-rc1rs are tuf- brothers aid their ua-Ti-
u1rial Plans we're unknown 90 Each orher
r-til ire DAY % their -arriaEe-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-06

tire RON ahcre- Fortunately 2 ar onlg
EzH enc match ard o. we1t ou- or TIE
ia zrlful county court hcuse E-iEft have
t-=- Turned. Whe- t-u1Eht hefore ire IN
sanity hcard Blair Vas aeIl1Ee1 insane
ard was sent 70 HssrinEs asylum-
EEATRICE-The stock holders q TIE Gage
Comfy rndeuersEenf Telephcue company
heai their annual ueetinE az Blue sFrtnEs
resfardar rha reports 4 TIRE ofNcelh
srou-f TIRE comr41E % - O. . flourish
frE c1-6ltfcn- Treasurer A H kraus -
ported TLlE5 IN THE treasur5-. srd - Hes
voted 10 declare DIVIDEND q Z per cent
The up'a-y has - telephc1es n ererA-
ter fffee~s we're electe-i for the corning
wear as foltows- J. H McPherEeI pres
dent. A r. P1ftcn secretary Ehor1as
Green rrsasugrer- W Il Walker- l. -
eweft 3 RI Van Rfpsr. r. Whitten- J =
Fsfa ard O. a. Masuu- directors
NEBRASKA CTT-Ths Bad q Eda-
-asfsr al It's meeting lsst evening Accepted
t-e rpzEna1zor Of Principal G Ray CAFES,
81 the HiEh school who resigned 20 accept
a rs-rsrio- In the Blair schools ard Nj
4 clare NacEin- who has ben Teacher O
Latin in TIE High schooi wsls ele-ctec %
IN the rara-cv- Mss Maclcn has ben
sszI-hf-r in TIE schools here fer ire 49,
i've res-s N p Thc-p resig1ed a. sec-
rersrr - ehe bard ard Fred Heilier "a
s-srtes In rs stead Nj Thorp ia oeFlts
r,7-rr-.srer here and resigned hec1use Ue
r1v~-urnent does not permit any q - 81
-rorez 10 hold any outside position Al-e
MrI elan HrawfnE tescter. w2a Eran.sa
= vear-z leave q Ehsence- and u Was de-
cs6ed not 20 elecr any one IN her steao-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-06

CALLAWAT- Neh- Jan A-fSpeciall-
During ths BLIZZARD vbich struck thts
locairT Saturday night ard continued
thruughout sunday and Sunday night
hun6re5s q q1aEs we're either smothsrsd
o. frUzsn- In several Instances covers q
from fifteen to twenty q The birds we're
found IN coupacr bunchss nfsisss-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-06

Yer LaGrfBPe COuEss $50 starry te 90.
~. roleTss Honey and Tar Il gives
.--f.s relief ara s1pels ths cold frorn yo1r
.vutru,- II contains No opiates, Is safe
- surs- sold ~ all druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-13
TAKES WIFE IN AER0PLANE
Only Five Complete First Leg IN
German Aviation Circuit.

Nagdeburg. Germany. June l2-The com
petitors in the National Aviation Circuit
race again to-day suffered from high and
eus-v winds Nevertheless. Or. Oscar Wit
tenstein. Banno Koenig. Bruno Buechner
and Felix Laitsch. each with A passenger
reached this city. which marks the end OF
the first leg and is seventy-six miles from
Berlin. the starting point
Otto Reichardt. Felix Laitsch and DIT.
V-ittenstein we're forced 70 descend few
Mules outside the city and await the even
ing calm. having until O'Clock In the
evening 10 reach Magdehurg in order TO
oralifv for the next stage Of the race.
Or Wittensiein. with his wife as pes
sarger. arrived here in the evening.
Iaitsch was again forced to make landing
ahou; half mile outside of the city, but
ade another attempt and entered the avia-
zion grounds eleven minutes before the ex-
nira+ion Of the time limit.
Two other contestants made final EFFORTS
n reach Magdeburg late this evening nut
failed.
otto IJndpairter is already here having
arrived Yesterday. He was the only COM
neritor 70 cover the first leg on the opening
dav. TIE total distance Of the circuit IL
I, l64 miles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-13
AIR MEN TO STAY ON EARTH
To Get Off 1t in London Next
Week Means $1,000 Fine.

London. June 12.-Acting under the pow
ers conferred by the act recently passed
by Parliament. Winston Churchill Home
Secretary, has issued an order prohibit
ing the navigation of air craft Of any de-
scripton over the county of London on the
three DAYS Of the Coronation professions.
and also over Windsor and London on the
three other days devoted 70 events con-
nected with the Coronation. The penalty
for failure 70 observe this law is punish
able hv Imprisonment for six months or a
fine OF $3.50.
The police regulations to insure public
safety on Coronation Day are becoming so
Rigorous as 10 be almost calculated 10 deter
the general public from any attempt to
witness the procession. II is now announced
that all the barrier gates Will be closed
not later than o'clock in the morning
noesfbly much earlier than that-and that
all seat holders must be in their places b.
o'clock.
The Admiralty announces that Corona
ton Day will he observed in the navy by
o revival Of the ancient custom, known as
.enlicing the rnainbrace." which means the
--ant Of an extra allowance Of grog TO tho
men.
The Coronation performance OF Sher1-
dams comedy. The Critic" AT His Ma
,aa,,.'s Theatre on June q. will have
Cos, almost as brilliantly representative OF
.bA theatrical profession as the recent
injury Lane performance Of Money
u.,.er IN honor Of the German Emperor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-13
AMERICAN HORSES WIN
limited States CoIors Prominent
Il | ondon's international Show.
W WINANS TAKES A FIRST
ponrv. Ridden by Lieut.. A. r.
chaffee, Gives Almost Fault
less Jumping Performance.

So, Iune 12-The International Horse
- the fifth annual event. opened at
s,'...nia to-day in a blaze Of color and at
Inverness which easily eclipsed anything
..,,,,sl,- attempted here. The whole in
- NJ the great building Is a magnificent
80 closely resembling in appearance
-, Flows" az Chester. tho Old World
:. nth which so many visiting Ameri-
ms are acquainted.
The programme Of events is so extended
-. q will he necessary 70 hold three SEES
- daily. The preliminary jumping round
.be course and chargers classes opened
ne -norning. several American officers par
..g,,s,i1c. In the former Lieutenant z. F
c-,hs-, 81 the 10th Cavalry. Z. s. A. rode
o,o,Ssrv and Justine Quandarv. the first
:, the American horses To appear. made d
.oo- showing. exhibiting several faults.
:, the second section OF the jumping
ND for the course, open 10 the world,
o..,u,a- ridden by Lieutenant Johnston.
- Hero. owned by Paul n. Cravath. Of
20, York we're among the most meri-
terious performers
po,rv ridden by Lieutenant Adna R.
0s.4se 18th Cavalry. r. s. A.. gave an
.,-,ost fauitless performance in the third
,..-,on Of the jumping contest
1r6ra Moore was fifth in the Venture
v,sinr Challenge Cup. for four-in-hands
.,.eerted BY Alfred Q. Vanderbilt The
s4,rer Of the cup. r. H Brown. British
.,t-snt. who was victorious in this event
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-13
PRISON FOR KNIFING CONSUL
Six and Fourteen Years for AssaliantS
of William 3. MaCMaster.

Boeota. Colombia. June y go The Two
Colombians who in the summer OF l'o'
eerousiv stabbed William r. MacMas'e''
the American Vice-Consul az artakena'
were TODAY sentenced 10 inprison'"',
one for fourteen years and the other TOT
SIX wears
MacMaster. Who IS a Colombian by nlr'h'
was appointed 70 his post from New forh
A. the time Of the assault there was SOM,
anti American feeling in COLOMBIA am
MacMaster became involved in a dispute
with Mario Lara Cordoba, an editor ~
Abelarde Barrers. The men met Ma - a
ter IN the streets OF Cartasena ana s'a'
him several times in the head FACE an
abdomen. The court Of first instance iou.'0
the men guilty. but the verdict was 'e
versed on appeal and MacMaster ordsreu
imprisoned The order was not cSi' 80,
out however. and the case was many
posed Of to-day In the way indicsteo'