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The age-herald., 1901-06-10

Meridian Man in Town-Capt Billy Mlllspaugh, erstwhile of Birmingham hotel fame and now proprietor of the new Southern Hotel at Meridian, Miss, is spending few days in the city, the guest of his relatives, MT. and Mrs. E. J. McCrossin.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-04-19
Masonic Notice.

a called communication of Rio
Grande Lodge, No. 81, a. f. & \.
NJ, will be held at their Hall, to-
morrow Saturday evening at 7 80
p. m. Work in NJ NJ Degree.
All members are requested to be
present.
Sojourning Brethren are cordial
ly invited. By order of the W. NJ.
E. 4. GOODRICH,
Sec. protein.
Brownsville, Tex, April II, 1901.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-04-19

SAN ANTONIO may realize when
it is too late that she has been
sleeping on her opportunities when
she should have hern develeIIng
the trade territory nii i lacks
ouiv >poriai!ou tacdIiiieS TO
make il piminrn>riy profitable
That railroad t. BrswuvIile viii
nIaierIaiizr som 81 Il "a .tsA :,
whether San AnIouIn hr ti,r t'.lisai
POINT or far off h.. Iine-f.spress
And that's the truth, hui it will
PRIMARILY mol have any ffeet -
Express is always lodging S'lH Az
tonians to wake them up. bH they
just stretch, rub their eyes, and
then roll over to enjoy just 81
little more Sleep, little more
clumber, little more folding III
the hands to rest +"
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-04-19
The The Non-1uitatIns
Cafhartic
Easy to take. easy to operate
Hoods Fills
Las Yescas Notes.

To THE HERALD.
Las Ye>cas, Cameron 90 April
Is "A big rain fell here yesterday
which brought all our farmers to
life again Amidst the rain hail
fell, which lasted about seven min
utes, but did no harrntn the crops
All of the farmers were disguised,
for il IA rain hadn't fallen within
the last fifteen days, everything
would have persisted Butnow they
are all jolly, and say that if few
rains like this continue to fall, they
could raise the same crop as last
year.
Our worthy county superinten
dent of public schools, Hon. E. H.
Goodrich, is visiting the schools in
this part of the county.
a deputy sheriff would be of
some use amongst our community,
as the black sheep are returning to
their old habit of shaving horses.
Rumors are going around that a
county school teacher OF our viciui-
ty will soon be united in the holy
bonds Of matrimony.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-04-19
-*e+
How to Signal to Mars.

Take "A flag about the size of En-
rope, aud mount 1t upon a staff
the length of the circumference of
the earth. Then generate sufficient
electric fluid to illuminate the ma
terlal, which should be of a con
ductive character.
Having done this, apply the fluid
TO the material, with the assistance
of all the electric waves of the So
lar system. Next change the laws
of nature in so much as they pre-
vent the operation of waving so
gigantic flag as the signal.
Select day when the conditions
are favorable, aud put the appara-
tus in operation. Then, if the Mar
tians are on the alert. they may
possibly observe the signal and
reply to it, say, in couple of cen
turtles.
If you do not obtain manifesto
ton, conclude that the inhabitants
of Mars are looking another way.
London Punch
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-04-19
~High Pressure Days.

Men and women alike have TO
work necessarily with hraIn aud
hand 10 hold their own nowadays
Never were i. i laardS Of bust
u-sS, he wants Of the family, the
requirements of society, rore
numerous The Grsl Effect of the
prai$rworthy effort 10 keep up WITH
ali these thing i cnnmai'I, sen
in u weakened or debiii'ed '.pndi-
ton Of the nrfvons system, which
results in dyspepsia, defeeilvr uu
triton of both body aud brait. aud
in extreme cases in cnnplet- ner-
vous prostration. II Is clearly
seen that what is needed Is what
will sustain the system, give vigor
and tone to the nerves, and Keep
the digestive and assimilative fuuo-
tions healthy and active From
personal knowledge, We can re-
commend Hoods Sarsaparrilia FOR
this purpose 1t acts an all tie
vital organs. bnildS up he whole
system. and FITS men and women
for these high pressure days.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-04-19

THE HERALD has on hand for
distribution number of govern
ment bulletins, on the "Methods
of Curing Tobacco. Who wants
them?
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-04-19

The Grulla correspondent will
please take notice that the editor is
not a walking dictionary of quota
tiOns-his stock being limited to a
lines from OtheIIo and Hamlet
and maybe something or other from
Solomon. Anyway that "dyer's
hand" quotation has lapsed in:o
the lowest regions of his sub-con-
seriousness, and refuses to be recall
ed, even for Gel SOltero'S" edifica
ton. GA dyer's hand'-"dyer's
haid"-"dyer's hand"-it has
haunted the editors midnight pill
low, bat only the shadow of it fits
aud fits, and never lets itself he
caught. Hunt mp your own quota
tons.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-04-19
PROPOSALS FOR TRANsPoRTA

tion.-San Antonio, Texas, April
6, 1901. Sealed proposals, IN triplicate,
viii be received here until Il o'clock,
u, May 6, 1901, for transportation,
(drayage, by water or by wagon Of mil
itary supplies for Forts Ringgold. Clark
and Brown. and San Antonio, Calves
ton and Point Isabel, Texas during hs-
cal year commencing July i, 1901 q.
5. reserves right to reject or accept any
or all bids or any part thereof. Full in
formation furnished on application. In
yelopes containing proposals should he
marked Proposals for Transporta-
ton, and addressed JOHN SIMPSON,
c. @ N.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-04-19
Mexican Consul at Laredo

The Mexican government has APP
pointed Juan n. ZamOranO OF
Monterey as consul at Laredo, vice
Hon. Salvador F. Maillefert, who
will be transferred to some other
post. Mr.. MaiIlefert, since the CON
clusiou Of the boundary commits
sion's work, has been stationed At
Laredo. According to the Times of
that city, he petitioned his govern
ment to appoint him to some other
point, as the Laredo climate does
not agree with his health.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-04-19
The crown prince of Germany il

The crown prince of Germany is
following in the footsteps of his
imperial father as a composer, aud
has produced a musical composition
which the critics say has some
merit. 1t is to be hoped he may
not also contract his pater's I'M
>fortuEate habit of. saying things
that the German people don't like.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-04-19
THE HERALD.
Jesse 0. wheeler, Ed. and Prog.

Correspondence solicited on all mat
tiers Of local interest, or of interest TO
the people of Southwest Texas. Each
Communication must be accompanied
by the name of its author, not for pub
licatiOn unless so directed), but as
guarantee of good faith, and when by
request anonymous signatures appear
to such communications the right is re-
served to disclose the name Of the
writer should a necessity arise for
such disclosure.
Subscribers who do not receive their
tpaper regularly are requested to notify
fthis office and the matter will receive
prompt attention and insure better ser
vice thereafter.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-04-19
HoM,s This?

We offer enc Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarth Cure.
CHENEY & CO., Props,
Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned, have
known F. j. Cheney for the last 10
years, and believe him perfectly
honorable in all business transac-
tons aud financially able TO carry
out any obligation made by their
firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, o.
Walding. Kinnan & Marv
Wholesale, Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternaIly, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Price 75c per hottie. Sold
by all Druggists. Testimonials
free.
Halls Family Pills are the best
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-04-19

TIE Mormon president Joseph
Smith claims to have received a
divine revelation in answer TO
prayer as to whether women dele
gates shoold be allowed 70 act in
church matters'and VIII theapriests
SHOULD vote in the conference.
Pres. Smith ought to kneel down
aIal.pray again and see if he can't
get a revelation prohibiting poly
gamy.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-04-19

The HERALD's correspondents
take a good part IN the work OF
getting out this evenings issue.
Their Aetters are Seadable aud will
interest those who read them.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-04-19
FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1901.

The oil industry thfives apace
in Texas, but the industry of or
ganizing oil companies has arout-
stripped it.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-03
EIuINa WINS EXCITING R,sF
Trouble With balloon Jb Cest Nur,el
Victory.

The yacht HminA proved \ victor Ia her
class. after practically heins beaten bv her
sist~r ship. the Muricl, In m exciting contest
YESTERDAY w the races ~ the Iarchmout
Yacht Club Quisctta, tho third contestant.
vas NJ no time q dangerous rival. having
shown y reversal ~ form In tho list two
races MuTlol following hoy wont. made /,
disastrous start. which handicapped her
fully thrc- minutes She made good her
pt~tcnsiru. foJ speed. however. hy LEADING
throughout the Nr~t ro1nd and fuiiN H..
served the rac-. Witch she Loot nv bad haud-
lihg ~ her balloon 10 At he turn 81 he rr~i
sheet sot avaN and. having u" luu ~ order
tp secure a.. she lt.t valuable um", sliowtu
lminN 90 furs" ahead and open slesd which
l~r -arl"tous - Nas careful ~ lerp
winn"r hy VI. uatr1N mary % 81 ou" minute
he imported English cutter N"sf'f again
auu boz hef aass although HlioN Irr Isolde
= mtrutr- AND s. s~-uud-
Ih- uuuork early 90 th- daV vs. any
thIug hut .ucpura cing Tho vrWmlt'~~ "a.
promptly - tnr starting line. ami th" nv
Uarafrry whistle ~Uuud~i - % " lite
o. HoU uer= wrFr sent over the limo i've minute
late. ~. other rlnsse- followtur ~ i've minute
ut~r,ai- llulns ra- ths frsf over thv ln.
sal fuf tNr l~at o. 80 nT-t mara. siN uIilr-
sffairHt " tie essf ulisetts fuIlus 81
tIraelY MIfrl sfus-~l br.Hrr tf~ -faftluE
. fuhl snd hsd o. a. harA hud start o1er
l"' ng uy~f 'HI~ w."ut". o., h1 49,. sirti
tom ~he "a hHri v'rt o. SON ~" Esd
dong Hr'f bf s~tn-l|~rf v1fk in t.~stns
Huf la.IUg far fHfr - HNrftsfnHdeHHe aud
co., dot Dol -rifIts flr naliofr 40
Iaaasf ard tH.u1rfHu - urnnishei gs~.
of ths isrrauaul rsrs 80 vth - ssil-d
lsda. n-ru.ft. nsr. h.arr NurtsuA
Ofa-s tsH- Eud ~fssssf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-03
~ue, sun a Crack Jumper.

Clad In tho ancient reealia Of the Scots
4 committee OF tho New Nork CALIFORNIAN
Club successfully carried out it, forty-nnh
annual games At Washington PARK. NeWtown.
l. I. yesterday while other members and
persons who ar. not members competed In
tho events. VI , sweeney was the bright
particular star OF the day. lie competed
In the jumping events. which he won With
comparative ease. In the pole vault he was
defeated 10y u " Pollard. who was also con-
spicuous In the other Jumping events Char
eIce Edward.. who was setting fact pace
race. i-ll near the finish aud took a somcr-
sault but escaped injury While the game,
cu'"d the Highland Ming The summary
n,us,ns lAsh, Hammer Won IL n bsry
IN, second. ,'eors, Middleton, Iary town. mird.
voc NsId nssn. Hpsn ', Member only Won BY
q. horthviek, ,hrd lime, 10 .,conds.
nop. ssp and jump Noe By M sweeney.
stIpsis' secsns i sssni,hhi . icrsaso : ,S 4 ,i'ma Ph"A
Rat Ml, up.n ~ Members unlJ Won by A
lin. , mluu''. "a s.oonds
. ,,.Ss,is i islgs,. S y ; . SEW. y " fs Ssssa IN m Z HsSl' Of
thlrd
Hi,eh ana K.es Won by N = sr,.n,y. J.. e.
r, ,%G NS,d n,>h, nsre Won ny smith Ior9G,.
o, ss%'SsseTdR Snc, 2V,s " Is,s aoa s',l. uneer
>,s Nofs ,scoai Miss Jones, y-rssy CRs. mira
y m h'"SS .s"R wo1 ~ n ss,.ssy'
tcond l. g. Hans, Philadelphia. thlro
lfuadsNofd Dance Won by Ntllifm Cameron.
Nrs NoIt " : S,iiie New Nufk second
'ne Nlf hun Won Nv u. Gallagher. phils tsl.
rhls losn Metuion ,.ccno y liam R,sh. Wv
ntk thitd I.mr I minds ~ - seconds
su9n,ns iush jump Won rs v svrrtD
v o. , f-st 90 inches. j. " Pollard. phuadflphia.
sccrud ! g. Ham. Philadelphia. thrd.
W INLAND IliuI hoNs anu Fifl. undsf 70 yspFs
~ ags Won D. Miss Jesse ioehrf'y lohn Mai.
-scond, & 'fHlr thifc
az tsra run Won y, T.. swith rr,ns Wal.
Seconds
lhtss Nns pun Won ~ u Gansghst John
hrl4hou. s.cond Nnlsm rs ar. ihiIc
30 Ward Hurdls Rev Won hN e. Hans phNs
n'lua. u " lvllAfd IN ihde'phis second ThofnAs
"'nasan W Nofl hIud. 1lrfs. ~ 5 srcunds
Ni~f MIC hhrN ce khcs Won ~ " = rtshk.
shin kfrmtht NrN Nufk ,tstiss Asp~i ss-ord
n'ot7s Nashh utu. thifd TN - uinutes : 5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-03
BrTCHER sHOP "GRiFT" WOW
More mict Revenue for the Folks VINO
Sell IawbreakinE Privileges.

IN was declared Yesterday that the mon
who make "A living out 81 selling privileges
~ exemption from police interference
with private business had turned the new
sunday Meat law 20 their advantage. TN
the lower Eas, Side. whore there are many
small butcher shops selling kosher meat
WHOSE patronage on Sundays Is very large
from tho Jews living I'm 'he
th tin went out last wsek TINT II the butch
rr- wanted Co keep open on Sundays they
might do - without fear of polio. inter %
ference ~ they would sse the men b
run things for tho district leaders. II
has not been po--ihl. for these mem To -
tablsh a ,arn vet. for they do not know
whs, the shops will stand and Il will Ice
SOM. weeks before they can find ont how
much they can demand With IMMUNITY
Hut, n start has been made
Most Of tine Jews who live In the 'en"-
ments buy meat In small quantities aud
only for one meal. and naturally they want
the shops open on Sundays. 80 thst h
can get their meats fresh DEALING with
customers like these Il L. hard for the butch
crs to get along without opening on Sun
DAYS. and they Will be wiling 10 pay "A
pretty hish figure for the privilege J.
will take n few weeks "a get tho tarlf "s-
tablsh-d and then all things viii 20 swim
Aside from the fact that the district
leelerr intend TO sell the rights To violate
the law and thus make IL Impossible for
the police to do anything, the enforcement
~ Il h. going 10 h. very difficult MANY
81 the persons who are affected by II are
IN the habi Of doing everything by stealth
and even II the police wanted to enforcs
the law they would have a very hard time
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-03
10 Wind Tor ii.h~rm-n's nsr~

UY-tH, ~~pf Ihuf-~n h.hinr s~,ho"urf.
~ Nartsrs ra. vsf. NJ ths'sfuriur in~ ,tz
fafarpHu n frai u"~s Gee - over n ts-uu,
triangle fuf ,fsh IrIrra offered ~ Ilnmrs
N laWatr UNT Un HtffHuut 81 lsVk 81 und
b. 80 decd a tu IHHstupu. to- .NFhf tHffi
tn.Hu.frur Toe 'aufsius and cfeSs Of 90.
NartHia NsHanis we've Tas-f fnf = rau.. lut
dId nsHf rarr o. u~Hnl~ie To- a drfriNg match
~ fHrr Nas tH hHNs h.sn held uuHrf tHa
sHsfHfs OF ths Stall N~HssHHhu=rffs NnrNf
'lun stt fHefr fhr Q ia nrsf uf lira- Ir.
Ufa| col h.HH .H nnunss thn aaT I.a
slHsHn lrasIHhurnHr sas uuf Hudaf saI Huf
fhrff sss tafsiF sud -us.h o. .ts hsf
sis~r - 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-03
OCONNOR JUMPS POORLY.
BOTHERED by crowd ~ seitie Park -Fan-
sgan freaks worlds Record.

Peter O'Connor. the holder Of tho world
hroad.iumpin record. failed to distin guish
himself on his first public appearance" IN
his country At tho Greater New York Irish 4.
& games AZ celtic Park yesterday There
were se0 persons 20 see the great Jumpers
EFFORT and u was perhaps due 10 their en-
,hustssm that he failed 10 come OF They
crovdrd on tho inheld. and refused 20 ALLOW
room for him IN which to take his proper run
o'Connor failed 20 clear ~ feet ~ inches
which would have gained him a place In tho
finals
John Flanagan made amends for his coun-
tryman's failure He threw tn" ie-pound
hammer III feet = inches. beating his own
nj, Won. worlds record Of ios feet q inches
made az TrAv"r- Island on sept -. 1917
Dtck sheldon. tho Yale track captain. beat
Flanagan from scratch In throwing the dis
Gus aud came within thres inches 81 Plan
syan's RECENTLY acquired worlds record Tor
the event J ,llpp. the Yale hurdler. aud
N ii IlarrTave, the Yale spIlntcs. competed.
but could not catch the judges eye sum
marlc-
100 Ward Run No,lc, rnsl heat won BY = :
seoSaG il. cold " II 4, thlrd. Zine
iaC ,sfS Rar. rsna,rp rn.l heat ron ~ 7
hicsc',, $, G"isss g pare ~ SS"fSSn'n;;
4 .bId mm' 10 ';coae, r. au,..
{ Tlshei ul mpia \ &. third Iim' m'nu'''
6ns Mt Run Handicap Won BY, n 9 Tel
NAI- ulsrrstI, 50 ysrts o. : lAIsll. Nnt a
- vatdS. Sound " ". Fmrchoi Nsls University,
fhrpving "a found Hammer, Handicap Won
h, John IAun gao. scratch. With ~ frst y inches
10 v. Idst-u. u. \ =, 80 t'rt s~cond, sith an
actual throw 81 49, f~st 81. inch's : NuthuiN,
!. A. Z, IS fsst utd. With ia fr't = iueh Nsu
world , record brsinE iuim'f marx Of 100 iet 4
Tirtlns "a Pound shot, Handicap Won b. u "
Idrrrn. Il a e.. : fest with 80 iesi -. iuchrs. A.
tusl " sheldon. y. y A e., s,rstrh. shh a. f~et
; in~he, ! Mrtsthy, = G.. : i.rt mird. With
~ i~st 10 y inches.
$40 isrdRIa q Andie.P ysneyG Z Co ~tu
= ,Afds s.raua = iislfst ~ reSrre \ &. I.
,stas ,hitd Tfms. ;. IS seconds
so ard ilufdlr. handicap Won BY , 7 NutS
81 u~agrsA e.. 10 lafds v . GA q.
4 4 N yafd2 sscuud = lYltgr. r \ G..
IA AArds thifd Ilms. - seronds
thr-s No. Hun. HAuAirsP Won nv " Ncorh-es.
IIfst o. gmsut \ 81. ~ seconds Y u'tohnof. u
q. 20 ssc,nis sr5nd n Goldt~rg - u A g..
- s~e1nds ma uIms. "a minut-s ~ ~cnuds
Thrns me iHsrus i~tandtcAp Won b. " ~hsiann.
y \ e. aud n 40 srfAish. viih tstssteh Inches
q nar. a. srfAtrh, Scnnd 18th ~ tot : tnob
Throw M ~. So lsund weight Hsudicap Non
sruai n arm. y 4 e., q f~st s~nd. With
~ fsst iurh-s arusl D Hsnasan, e. y Q
A srfs'rh thfd 9Th 81 isst sinrnrs
WlruIrr nroAd Iump HsHdrs Wun ~ or'o
- 4sf afrrf Win -ufrsis HUlss suual 2 Auds'
tun y e.. 81 iFTt q iurhss ssrsnd uHh ~ isFt
TO-. IUrhsa A .iau ~ o. 4 . fsri y IlrhsN
ttft vHW 10 fsft g inrhss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-03
TROLLEY MOTORMAN kILLED.
Crushed Under His Own car on . siding
In Williamsburg.

James Mimms n motorman Of the Frank
lin Avenue trolley line in Brooklyn. WAS
killed Yesterday on a siding in Kent avenue
between Broadway and South Eighth street.
Williamsburg The fender 81 his car had
become detached from the dashboard
and he got IN the car to adjust IL without
noticing that the rear Of his car had not
entirely crossed the switch from the main
tracks A Greebpoint car crashed into
Mimm-'s car and threw II forward about
ten feet, Mimms was cr1ished under
the car The motorman OF the Greenpoint
car was arrested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-03
DISWtNTLED LINER HFRE.
The New York 10 Undergo Alterations
a the Navy ard.

The American liner New York without
her tunnels, and resembling a rusty wreck
long stranded. arrived Yesterday from
Philadelphia Ia tow 81 the tugs Summers
y. smith. Harold and North America
She will go into dry dock az the navy yari
for repairs 60 her hull Her shaft ubes
instead of being supported Ivy brackets.
as heretofore. VII he moulded 10 the ship
After this work IL finished she will he taken
90 the CRAMPS, to receive her new boilers
and eng inee, which. II Is expected, will
improve her speed about n knot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-03
Death NJ Former Alderman Isric's WE

Mir Sarah T. Farley, VIZ '' ''
Alderman Patrick failcv. Who v'- ' '''..
Ter ~ the former sbpN'l" y
Aldermen. died on SUNDAY % ." 1870
a. lN R,Nrry. where her lI..H'
ducts a hotel Sh. wa- ~ v,8f-
married Mr. Farley about 'N'
wears ago. Tho couple haN" o"
Sir was we'll known on he IA >'i
fut some N.ars she was Interested" f"
hL work For Nh" Tas' ten war -'
l-S'n an invalid 1hr hrr"uu vht'HH'
=, daN a. . 90 4 Vi from her late
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-03
BICYCIISTS MINED TP.
serious Accident In the Associated cycle
Road Race.

serious accident IN which three were
badly hurt aud some oiher- shaken up marked
III. nni-h 81 ~" twenty -Hvc-mil" road race
Of ~. Associated Cyclc clubs 81 Ions Island
Yesterday on tho Coney Island bicycle path
The course for the race Law between law.
renee stree, and Conev island There were
ninety starters and everything went on
smoothly until the last lap The threatening
weather did not keep a great crowd from
ss.mhlin ~ tho finishing limo and ther"
we "a. greatest Excitement when IN" biCvcl~~
aud vh.-lmen vcr" piled In a ctr Juggling
heap Aft"r the accident
II had been arranged 70 hav" ono ~ The
oNirial- ~ Tvcu'' second av~nu" 90 send
the rid~r- from "a" "Ncl. pain INTO we road
ssy 9n ~; ,s,, az ~ 3. n ,dcr. Of ,-hatHn.%prtny t
lefi sped past aud down the croNded eyed"
path one 81 th"m ran, INTO -on" specli-
tors aud the siN behind MIN Mef" throwh
Two smbuiances we're called from the
Kings County Hospital and ihe INJURED men
Iran-lon. ~ wears old. of as Manhattan
avenue. had n broken eh.n ara al. sis
piumnL. q wears old. 81 1853 Fulton street,
another of the injured men, ma hl- 'hers
laid open, while Henry Noel. " lrat- nIn.
of " TrnNton street. wa badly bruised ahnut
firhiS -.ish, -~orchcr. started Ard. no'
NOR" than hair ihs' nuinlsf ,'innar'"d ,h"
'venfy-h," WIs- i"" hhl.h 80" 100
and c%,,tug, arording ~" 'i"Nn OF lN,','
a shane. o. cheer hsaffiN whom Z lefd"n
~ tho Howard Mhcslmcu ~ brnoklYn ~hui
away from IN. bunch and non 10y n length.
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following The latter. n one-nfuI"d rider,
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road. and umuur tanm Nns idpari Tor
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