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M|DA|R RESCUE
Of MAD WOMAN.
Janitor Caught Mrs.
Bannon in Time to
Save Her.

Mrs Bridget Bannon. for,y.nve years
Old. wen, mad N her rcom on the third
foor. rear. Of No ~ West sixty-thiri
street. aud, climbing out on the windox
ledge. hung by her hands. screaming
that she Nas going 20 let 60.
The house was In an uproar. and
while some ran for a policeman the
jan.or AMI his wife went u a second
sory window d'~ctiy below where
Mrs. Ramon hung and grabbed her by
'hs ankles.
Tie woman shrieked AMI let 60 but
~. ianitor hung on. thoush nearly
ierkei out the window himself With
his aifes help ne dragged Mrs Bsnnon
inside uninjIf.d
4 Roosevelt Hospital ambulance took
Mrs Bannon direct 70 Bellevue She
screamed all the way and fought to
jump out.
Mrs. Bannon was prisoner In Belle-
yue on NAV 10 last charged with at
tempting TO poison herself
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.BR00KLYNS RECORD
DEATH WEEK---938.
Highest Previous Rec.
ord Exceeded by 338
Deaths Due to Heat
We're 267, and 100
Children Succumbed

The number OF deaths in Brooklyn
for the week ending al noon to-day
exceeded by 33s the highest record
for any week The greatest number
In any former week was 600.
Deaths due directly to the heat
during the past week were 2b'.
Deaths OF children footed up l20, a
lower percentage than usual. fhis
was due to the fact that the heat was
most destructive TO old persons
From broIlIng sunshine and - degree
Temperature 10 dense fog ani high hn.
nudity was the variety IN weather dish.
cd up to-day for New York. The fos
xHS ~ thick In the early hours that the
Government observers at Sandy Hook
and Quarantine reported they were .1.
able TO distinguish even the outlines ~
passing vessels
Humidity got 50 high AZ one time that
u dissolved into a hne mkt till every
thing porous, Including the human skin.
vas damp inside and out But clouds
shut out the sun completely. keeping
me temperature down TO reasonable
notch.
Among the ocean liners due 20 arrive
to-day. which aTe No doubt waiting out
side the bar Tor the fOg tp III. are the
81. Paul. from Southampton ana Cher
bourg: the cunarder tampanlh, from
Liverpool. the Anchor liner Victoria
from Naples, and the POrtuguss.r P'n'
insular. from Lisbon.
Over the Sound the f0g Naf 10 thiCk
that boats were forced to almost feel
Quently most Of them we're delayed IN
reaching thelr docka
The CITY Of Taunton came bpvn the
river Immediately behind the COnqco,i.
cut, and there was congestion ~
small craft al the battery. n looked a.
II collision was inevitable but the
sats managed To dear each other
The Weather Bureaus daily grist was
10 the eject that the lat. rainfall Nps
ve,y heavy In New York state During |
the last twenty four hours the fall was
1s1 inchs. In the city. Albany. "a -. |
wego. LIZ. Rochester. lo6. Buffalo. l0i |
The humidity this morning AZ 10 o'clock |
WAS ~ This Il the highest humidity ge
have had during the last usnih. II will /
gradually decrease an the tsmperi ture
rises According % Forecasier Emery
the fog will probably last all day
The forecast In for warm and humid
weather showers this afternoon or D.
night and probably Sunday; fresh
south 10 east winds.
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trouble. however. dates back 10 the
trial - PARK Policeman Meehan. VINO
va scored by Deputy Commissioner
De'ery for arresiins woman Who.
With some children. vas on a section %
newly 'aii oil IN the park Al that
time Deyefy alluded 10 Clauscn In caus-
u terms
Mr. 'Iausen wrote letter TO the
Corporation counsel after that. In the
course % which be sAii.
since M letter ~ The 9fh Inst. my
attention Aas been called 10 IN. report
of remarkable uttefance attributed 10
the Deputy Commissioner pf Police De.
pirtmcnt When that letter was writ.
ten had not learned Of this Of'icial 8
act.1n and uiterances In connection
With the case ~ Patrssman Mechan. A
RE- iprtsd. they Indicate that tn indiffer.
ence ~ the requirements % the Law
concsrnlng f1fk police duiies NAY have
~ source and Inspiration In Police
Headquarters
- quite nEree si,h the Deputy Com.
missioncr'- assertion that a p1rk police.
man 0ughi to exercise common sense
and have 10 hesitation In making this
hruad enough 20 include certain visitors
o. the park and many Others 10 ~.
fetal - this depari ment desiy~s % re.
s,rict unnscessalily the usc ~ Central
Iafk by the public.
Even though an atisu,.t SHOULD he
made hN the Deputy conmiasloner of
Police To invade the jurisdiction of the
Park department an usurp the author.
rs ~ The Park Commissioner. I fosI
that responsibility In the matter stiil
rssts upon me
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CAN PLAY BALL ON SUNDAY.
Br~sk. No Law. Say. Jadge, witch
Legislators Have Right 20 Pass.

County Judge Smith Lent at White
Plains Yesterday decided In favor Of
sunday baseball. Joseph Crowley and
william Russell. Of Yonkers, vere re-.
Gently fined by the city Judge Of Yon-
kers for playing ball on Sunday They
appealed TO the County Judge who re-
yersed the Yonkers Judg,'s decision.
Judge Lent said he could see no more
reason for prohibiting on sunday IN.
playing game Of baseball. which
carried on without noise than there
Is for prohibiting one from riding In
wagon. trolley car or railway train or
vessel riding a bicycle or walking for
pleasure or exercise.
The exercise of the game. he said. n
innocent and health giving. and comes
In conflict with no divine law or law
which the Legislature has any consti.
tuiional right 20 pass.
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s..e.es. ....9

TIE policeman kueN his quarry. For
holding % a woman Antonio VAS run In.
u vas On he S5y % the station that
he threatened DcyIne's lie. Little won.
deg that he paid hls hne n s. with a
thirfs thanks % god fortune
Complaints have Hcrn coming 20 Head.
quarters ana tn 'ap, Flood ~ the
Thrilled street station. th1t mrmbers I
a society known ts the Rubber Gans "
N"re operating In seventh avenue. be-.
tween Twenty fourth md Twenty
streets. Policeman Dryiur has thai heat
ana hls instruction, have been 10 keep
an eye upon the king The King -
rccori 10 80 veil knoan that policemen
take no chances with him They wouli
shoot At RlcIo's FIRST suspicious move
Rcio knows A. The object ~ the
gang II o. prey upon women In the -.
Diety tgs numbered the bad men OF the
nelghoornood Tho 'eadeT doe. not de.
eliminate regarding color The stretches
who brinS their victims 10 the clutches
Di the gang are rewarded
r. the map whp PAGES the beat iur.
ing the early morning hours when the
shoIIs may wotk IN the shadows Il Is
no iitht matter to po-y instrIcti,ns to
run them in' The mcmhers know
him. Ills appearance is the signal 10
scatter Dntil las, niSht Deyine never
could g't nearer than my feet 10 the
I.ad.r Of th, "nubb.rs Tho, s,..t
like ghosts 20 dark railways with q
whisk they ntc gone. ~ stairs iui over
housstops to safety
ON" method Of procuring funds with
w1irn To live their criminal lives and
w1ich l. priHed by KIM Rlcl, A. a
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delicate and easy operation. Is 20 prey
u2on psGF ana foriorn women. When
the 'c"pper" II lost In the dlstance AMI
the streets are deserted Ri,io operates.
VITA three TO six OF the chosen he
waits around corner
\ woman walks apdiy IN the dire.
ton ~ ner home. she srlfes scream
~ face leers into hers and whining
Noi'' asks for money. The tone is
changed In an instan, Il her hand does
not 60 10 her picks' II commands
money should she still refuse. not dar.
Ing io scream. for sne Is surrounded
nov ana the scouts JOCK FOR Deylne she
Is threatened with death.
RiClo tells her that he and the Rub.
bers' viii never lose sight Of her. and
that she Is doomed. Perhaps the money
for the next days food r. placed trem.
hhnEly into the pas of the King
Win srutiie u their feet they are
gone.
A drunken man slts upon the curb
stone and allows his head to rest upon
his knees With the qulcknsss OF
Thought a haif.dosen men ar upon him.
his pockctss are ransacked 1efur, he can
NOV. and when he .ook- up he sees no.
body. but his watch ami money are sone
These are actual incidents ~ almost
nightly occurrence, ana ~hy there IL not
united action on The part ~ the police
to stop II ~ beyond comprehension.
To-nlgh' King Ricin will be- upon his
beat 10 tell of his night In Jail and the
reason he did not add 10 hts record BY
Liiiins DeVine lie viii lauxh al Masi-.
traie MayO's fine II b and make some
unfortunate woman or helpless drunk ~
a man defray the expenses NJ hl. little
adventure With the policeman.
I'm be there. too said Deylne this
morning and from the manner In which
he shut his teeth IT'S safe guess that
he sill
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WRECK LAID TO SEA FREAK
Lssitssis's Captain Gets Ms cev.
tiaeate back.

ST. JOHNS. n. ". July s-The Marine
cour, which has been investigating the
wreck AZ the Lusitania near Renew
June y holds that the disaster vas due
TO an unknown and erratic current
which threw the ship thirteen miles out
Of her vourse.
The court has restored Capt McNay',
certificate. oslas 10 his excellent hand.
Ing of the passengers after the wreck
The second o61eer Of the Lusitani,
tsstlfed that a large steamer almost
went ashore within mile OF the Lusl.
tania two nours after she struck ans
ano;her had narrowly escaped the nsz'
niorninS.
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THIS MAN WAS
BOUND TO DIE.

Arthur Lscksy. Of No. ~ Third ave.
nue., brooklyn. committed suicide this
morning by jumping from q third. noot
window lie had been out OF work spr
several weeks and the hot weather has
also added to his despondsncy.
Al o'clock this morning Mrs.. Lackay
was awakened by her husband lsavtns
his bed. She saw him approach the
window and Just as he was about te
Jump out she grabbed him and dragged
him back into the room.
Her screams brought neighbors into
the room and they held Laekay while
the wife pleaded with him not to end
his life.
lie greS calmer and returned to bel
About o'clock Mrs Lackay wen, into
the kitchen to prepare breakfast She
had been out Of the bedroom. only a les
minute. when she heard a scream from
one OF her children. She ran into tn.
feet room and the child told her that
the father had Jumped from the window.
His dead body was picked up on the
pavement. Death was instantaneous
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TO JOIN OUR TRUST.

LONDON. July THE officials "a the
Salt rnion are Considering the prac-
tlcahilliy ~ an arrangement with the
American Sal' Trust
They talk Of sending an official 10 the
United states 10 see what is feasible.
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SUMNER HOME
FOR HOSPITAL.
Wife ofJusticeMaclean OF
Opens Mansion to
Heat Victims.

Mrs charles = MarIspn. wife Of
IY-iI,. MaeLosn ~ 'hr supreme Court.
uis offered her home % ~ .i-s Fifth
avenue pr the usr % me 0.y luthori.
lies l- q temporary hospital fbr tho
car q heat Victims Charities com.
missioner Keller has thanked her and
said tItt b. Woull gladly Accept the
1nst 10 u,ci Nere fiuni 'nr NOR accom-.
uHtafi1.s than ths other Institutions
THrI.
NJ and M-s Marl.sau ars spending
'H, Summer at Mle Plains anil her o.
feT Ras made hy wire
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SUICIDES AFTER
THE HEAT WAVE.
Many Seek Divers Manners in Which to
End Their Lives.

found out this morning that he "a,
proof against death by heat. so he took
carbollc acid and completed the job.
smathurst was overcome by the heat
In front OF a saloon at No. l?i Pavoni.
avenue. He was carried inside and re-
vlved so that he went away. An hour
later he returned to the saloon sai.
stepping up to the bar. said;
We'll. aeat can't kill this duck.
Gimme a drink"
Long life TO you" said the bar.
tender. smathunst drank to the toast.
Going into the rear room smathurvs
sat Al table a few minutes. then sud.
denly whipped out a two-ouncs bottle
Of carbolic acid and drank the contsnta
An ambulance esm< and started TO
take smathurst to the City Hospital. bus
he. died on the way and the body vas
taken to spier's Morgue instead
Smathursi was an expressman. He
was married and leaves Q widow and
child
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VANDERBILT BUYS
, HUNTING LODGE.
Young Alfred Owns
Sycamore Lodge in
AdirOndaCks.

RAQrETTE. ~ Y. July s-By the
purchase II the Loo acres of torres,
land known as Sycamore Lodge. Alfred
Gvynne Vanderbilt has become an ad.
dition to the millionaire colony In the
Adironlacks and close neighbor Of
George Gould. Mrs. Collie r Hunting.
ton. william G. whitney. Dr. Webb and
Lieut.. Gov. Woodruff Mr. vanderbilts
purchase Is near Pierpont Morsan's
lodge and Is one of the hnest places In
the Adlfondacks.
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MOTHER JUMPS
INTO BAY.

TRENTON. July g. - A. the stssmes
Pokanokst. running between this city
and Philadelphia on the Delaware. w,s
passing Beverly. about twenty miles be.
low this city, yesterday passengers wsrs
startled by cries Tor help from q woman
passenger In the water. She vas Mra
Elizsbeth Pickles. the wife Of Arthur
Picklse of Clifton Heights. Pa.
She had stolen away from her husband
and locked herself In q cabin and theI
Jumped from q window. The husband
has barely reached his majority, while
the wife was still younger. she lefi
a cailf of seven weeks In her husbands
arms Efforts to saye her were In vain
The party had been on a pieasur,
trip and we're returning home. Mr.
Pickles Gays mis- sife had been IN ever
since the birth Of their child.
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FELL ASLEEP AT WINDOW.
Then UaInmri Frii Out aud Hi.
sLuiI was rracturrd.

Henry ila.nmC. butcher. thirty
years 900. frl rom window NJ bis
apartment oa .Bc fourth nor NJ 50. 81
hast Fory sixth street 20 an oc.o-k
.al, n1rains and Nls removed Co F.os.
,r HoSp.tai sith a. 'ra. a.iIrci skull /, :
believed ilai be sil dlu
u ls thought that ts fcii asleep u the
NiHl1u AMI tumh',d out
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DIDN'T KNOW NE el0PED.
BALTIMORE. July s--sherin Jesse II.

BALTIMORE. July s.--sherin Jesse H.
Bratton. Of wicomico County. yesterday
took home Mrs Cora y. Bradley and
Rowland Cantwell. They were arrested
here on warrants sworn out by the
woman's husband Mrs. Bradley ls
a buxOm. eomeiy looking woman Of
twenty-five. and csnt~,ll 10 an inno-
eent-iookiEs counirymsn, and 10 sppar-
entity ss innocent as he looks.
CAntweli said he did nos know he was
sloping. but had merely accompanied
Mrs Bradley. Who was on her way 10
washington. 40 far as Baltimors.
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G. p. R0E'S SON RESCUED.

QvOGrE g.. l. July Therr pas m
exciting s"ene ~ the h,frllF pavilion
A. ne place yesterday nftcrnQ1n when
Lf'-saycf William Haisry plunged out
into tho surf ard rescued r.. D. Ro.
son ~ th' author ~ that name. Mr
Roe had yentured out into the surf too
FAR and sas takcn With cramps. he
was rapidly becoming exhausted when
i.l,ey yls.ssd - after aim and sue
be wss revived ani sen, 70 % II. co,,ss~ ~
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gone 80 far ~ to say that Mr. johnson
= a, the point q death. 1'hs Is far
from the truth.
Although Prosirsteh by the shock %
the sudden death u her husband and
The strain Of his funeral. Mr.. Johnson
IL able 20 attend TO her houseaoli
duties Her srisf 10 deep and n at-
fsctsd her seriously A nrst. rs-day
hss eeaditisa y srsauy inSssvsl
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Report that . Case Mos Devsssvs~
o. the rvaissss ship.

report was current at the Navy.
Yard odsy that q case of yellow fever
had developed on the United States
training ship Dixie. which arrived yes.
terdsy from Busncs Ayres.
A seaman vas removed from the Dis'.
this morning and placed In 9uarantins.
::ss s:s's;si ssit ~ ss - - slss ~ sssc sss
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Pope Condessss French Laws.

ROME. July 6-rhe Pope has sent Q
letter to the superiors and generals Of
the religious orders and institutions con.
demning the French exceptional lssisla.
tion against the congregations
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EFFECT OF HEAT
ON THE POLICE.

Patrolman William u Duckriis. was
overcome By tho heat to-day while In
Deputy Dcverys once. he was taken
to 3, vincets Hospital
The effect of the recent spell OF ex.
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SYRACUSE. y. r.. July t-ciarenc.
slxbury. hotel employee. thirty-eish
years old. came In contact with Q llv,
wire IN the Mansion House cellar ,hh
morning and vas Instantly killed.
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POISON AFTER
A SUNSTROkE.

James snathurst. age forty-nve. os
40. ~ Twelfth street. Jersey City.
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WASHINGTON. July s-H Clay Ev.
ans. Commissioner of Pensions rsiied
on the President yesterday 70 Dii MIN
Sood-ex before bis departure for csn.
tek- Ihs interview we - sssssooly
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BIS Fleet at start.

usk t'es' ~ "'hf's
A Tremendous nes' accompanied her.
made 10 mostly u team raft. ln fact
she VAS almost completely surrounded
by tusg excursion boats. launches.
steam. yachts and Who'll squldrons ~
little caibolts
The big sll1p seemed o. take 'hc s.a
after rounding the point With great
deal more force than the H,rr,sruN
boats. throwing her long nose pIt n' fhe
water and aEain throwing 10 To- as shs
met the sWslls
Immediately fo owing the Indegsr-
dence came sN-'omm1ll-e Germ q
s,eam-yacht Electra. 'he Judges 5aa.
for the day.
The Boston boat reached the Ighisf.1
at 1879 and found her competitors jo.k-
syins around for POSITIONS
The yarhta s'ar'ci a. l2l'. 'as con.
siltution getting over me .lrc % short
distance aheai ~ mo Columbia ana tus
txs Herreslon boats 1sing wou ahead
- the ludolend.r.e The apparent
starting times ~ me boats were con.
s,itution. Il6g. Columbia. I2Ia-I. o.
dspsnd,nce i2iIp
Al the boats we're across me Ire pH
the stsrboard tack breaking uI, uH.
top-llls lust heforn crossing Tre CON.
s,iauiion ant Columbia Immediately
took a short b ari n g,rt vail ls
Independsnre kept m the sar11trd
tack.
Wind Was LiRht.
on this p,rt tack Columbia 'ugaI ont
some m tho Constitution. au1 vr.r
they tacked % stlrh.lri again n o. g.
she seemed =, hay. o. good position a
little % weather ~ The new boat. 4i-
though slightly asttrr A. this time
the inde3erdence appeared 10 F, Hl,t.
lag the Hs-resAor boats n god slaps
although a qi.stsr m.ll ag.-n
TIE wind Na very lgh' ana the
yachts ETe making SLOW progress arS
the conditions seemed o. favor "a feps-
sition of some % the attempts al .up.
Saclnx n Sandy Hook Two -sari ago
Daring the hrst few minutes after OBJ.
star, the Constitution was sailing ssst
and s<smsd 10 have pulled from unisr
~ Iss OF The Columbia. The new boat.
= fscs- vss sailing very fast. and is a
1ull eusstsr Of q mile ahead Of the In.
<DDon1snca
y - p n the Constitution Va.
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The ngnres thus show an Increase on
Juh 8 over June ~ of 90 sick In Man.
haitian ana the Bronx and ~ In Hronk
On ana queens. total Increase u y
he number OF sich cases reported a.
crease
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Al 40 y " tt, IrIep,1.lrn.. taxed
.' shfh'lfd ems .'U.-l after the ,tHsf
la" 'uIts 40 fh.f time .I. NsF H.af
w. miles ast.u of ffe Gaumbit and
iN' niles ar' % Ha.f Hstrrr u fhr ,-r.
sffa'iHu 81. e. T.U. H.Rsrtr slr..
.''' tFtHu.r fp vrIfsrI - .nfa
H'HtE
m Constitution auI caumt., iy,p.
pe'r-t .n the iug -fsndI1s u,u In
It''- sak'nr't ut .5 D. N The lu-
HfHl'."' NIs stand rE after fhs-r .r
sfr.'.r' tax and Irla.I as ls her Ate
.rH. '. rlrh 'asf, fHIn fTs ia,
n, rra-r'r pnatf ssd Hsol faIur.
OWNS 'H Dor inability fH point as r.sh
som. iA'U'r Minutes after the .ftrt
srs W-r' ft.I'F Hy HHtH tlta d. I...
THni ..f ah". she .I."s about au h.r
port tH.N 10 49, sasr that sh. bad "a. IN
~ badly. .H fHH' eHar s1a crossed thg
aas. Hf '.' other tpH NHsts tb, tp-
r-IrtI o. have loot Er uII UIrIrv III
tle Istlf1r h-tSsru Them 20 me tfsrt
\. 200 o. N ff, hits had If.c,i ana
sIi thrrs hats plIII I. seen stand. Z
n m the pIrt Ick The Columbia and
t.Hsff,utIou W.rs quite close. HhIs f1a
plsp.ndsro" Nts vel d,v1 fl leesarI
10 sind from the start haI been
from the eastward ans Sls b'osi1s
abuu eiEht knots. IL frlI n c1nsi isr.
ahly ail thr afternoon. sut ~ .ri vas
not bioving Ivcf hve knots 90 hour
A. his lWs ClnstitItinr looked ,
have . hal q little less than mil.
A. an P NJ TIE yachts Nrrr hull
down. ilu le tor of their t1pssis
sh0Sirg i1rye the eastern horizon T1s,
seemed ~ Dol slll beating To- ths outer
mara. Tho sind was very usht from
cas- not much 0vef three knobs. The,
issn aad I've hours lsfs 70 rnish TIE
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BOY KILLED BY CAR.
Troii-, Rune over Geovse Neiaiis-
ter on tpp, - s~~osd Avenue.

George Neinhster. ten years old. of
No. s,>h second sysnus, while crossing
second avenue. al One Hundred and
sixth street. this Afternoon. VAS knock.
Cd d,wn and klllei by . trolley car
Tire mntorman. william Nagner. of No
.ts5 ~ sond avenue. vas arrested and
taken ~ ths Eas; one Hundred and
Fourth street station.
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:M ;,lM fsasA sis Ssids'shas 49, (
~ - -t---@MUk
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MRS. JOHNSON NOT DYING.
widow 81 Trolley NsEnsse Is Not
seriou-i, ~.

unfolnded and sxassera'sd rumors
are current concerning the Eealth of
Ns. Nbsr, Johnson. the ~ldo~ of the
Brsokiya uesisy Hasns,s sens Asvs
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STATISTICS OF
HEAT AND STORM,

rene hot weather on the police fon'e Is
shown In the figures furnished TO an
Evening World reporter 10 day. a. fol.
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vel In the lead apparently footing
faster and holding higher than the Cr-
lumbh. The lnlepcndcnrc however,
seemed 10 have gained during the ten
ininV's PREVIOUS and was not far
hstern ~ the two boats She stlll. how.
ever was somewhat b. lc.ward
Co1stiiutlon In the Lead.
The Constitution was well in the lead
a. lin ana a good eighth of a mite
ahead u the Columbia The Inde-
pendence had been sailing very fast.
AMI appeared 10 be outfootlnR both the
herrsshon boats She had r,as-ed IA.
columbia 20 'eewatd. ~ that while sh.
was stii third boat 90 tht race she
1ad considerably lssscnod the lead n
The other iso yachts All three yach /.
Ren standing In shore on the sta
board taak ana heading for Saconket
The Independence Vas sailing very
fasi ana after passing the Column,
stood after the Constitution and .oon
caught up with her. although being
about au ''ghih - q mile 90 ie.vari
The spe"l u the Lawson hat wss some.
fn.Hg marvellous
tn" Columbia ,till kept up 10 weather
n ihc Indey'Hhcnce. Va, seemed 10 b,
considerably as'crn ana moving rather
sIpviy
AZ 1881 tho Independence had pas.ed
'a" Constitution TO lecward and Va.
Ir'Wing away rapidly rom the Herr.
non '''is, although ~ va not hold.
rg ls high
H' lud' peuagHr- Ras SIM h,ldlns
on shore. having split tscks uitI -
.a'I W. h1ais ana passed som. Ils.
'an ast'rn across their wake The
'Nll. aNd sui lead 1r ~. ~.
1l- iyItHN .H tle 1.I usrrashuN haat
lI' H'fr.1HU0 boats ssr. .4t few
H. ~ from SasHua.t Point when ~, In.
.-a 'N f'