1, 1903..were bidden to gather at the library steps at the hour of eight and there escorts would lead them to where the ghost might be seen. From all reports ascertainable at this office the ghost seemed to be a roving sort of a fellow and it was a late hour before the merrymakers gave up the search.—Eagle Grove Gazette.. ——AN INTERESTING TRIALSuit Lasts Three Days to Determine Who Is Entitled to Band Horn.Justice F.M. Taylor rendered his decision this morning that Ed. .Richardson is entitled to the possession of the tuba on which he has been playing in the AIgona cornet band. The trial which caused the verdict to be rendered lasted from Monday morning till last evening and was very inte re resting and full of difficult problems.Ed Richardson has been playing with the band more or less for the last ten years, the instrument he played being a fine large silver tuba. When he decided to locate at Britt about the first of September he took the tuba home with the intention it is claimed of taking it along with him, Some of the band boys sent an officei with a warrant, and seized the horn and brought it away; Richardson offering no resistance whatever. Ed claimed the horn as his, but ofchei members of the band claimed it belonged to the band organization. The