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Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01
MACHINE VOTE
IN THIRD LIGHT

A special election is being held in
the third ward today to decide
whether or not the voting machines
which were used there last year shall
be abolished. Official ballots, with
the words for" and against" print
ed on them, are being used.
The polls opened at o'clock this
morning and up to noon the vote
cast was as follows: First district,
Protection Hook & Ladder Com
pany's house, 26 votes; second dis
trict, Louis Ceracchio's barber shop
at $50 State street, 13 votes.
The polls will close at z o'clock to-
night.
The election officers in charge Of
the two polling places are as follows:
Ftrst-George Germs, James L. Dom
ehue, Charles F. Moore and John
Hallahan; second, Richard Garben,
Harry .Golenbock, M. ]. Mcnamara
and Nels Smith.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01
CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION AT
ASBURY PARK
Just One Week After Primaries
Perth AmhOy Is Not Central
Enough for All Delegates.
EFFORT FOR THIS CITY
tuesday, September 29ih, Date
for Settling HOWeII'S
Fate.

New Brunswick, Sept. 1:-At a
conference of republican leaders of
the third congressional district held
at Asbury Park it was decided to
hold the congressional convention at
Asbury Park, on Tuesday, September
30. This is Just one week after the
primaries when the delegates Will be
chosen.
Last time the convention was held
at Asbury Park. 1t was held in New
Brunswick before that.
Benjamin f. Howell is opposed by
G. @. Baldwin, of Perth Amboy, for
the nomination.
The apportionment Of delegates
for the congressional convention is
as follows:
One delegate-Perth Amboy, first
ward, first poll; third ward, first;
third ward, second: Piscataway, sec
ond and third; Highland Park; Rar-
itan, first and second, North Bruns-
wick; East Brunswick, first and sec
ond Helmetta; South Amboy, first,
second and third; Madison, and
Spotswood.
Two delegates-New Brunswick,
first ward, first; second ward, first;
third ward, first and second; fourth
ward, second; sixth ward, first; ffth
and sixth ward, second; Perth AM
boy, fourth, fifth and sixth wards,
first; fourth ward, second; Dunellen,
Piscataway, first; Metuchen Wood
bridge, first, second and third; Mill
town; South River; South Bruins
wick, first and second; Monroe;
Jamesburg; South Amboy, fourth
ward.
Three delegates-New Brunswick,
first and second wards, second poll;
fourth and fifth wards, first Perth
Amboy, first ward, second, and SEQ
ond ward, first; Roosevelt; Gran
bury.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01
2 MEN FALL
I5 FEET FROM
A SCAFFOLED
South AmbOy Mason Injured In
Back at Old Bridge School
Today.
TAKEN HOME IN AUTO
Two Partners We're Working On
SCattOIdiHg Which GaVa
Way.
special to The EVBNINa NEWS.

South Amboy, Sept. 1:=Thom as
Deatz and Mr.. Burke, of this city,
had narrow escape from serious In
jury this morning when a scaffold on
which they were working at the Old
Bridge school gave way and hurled
them to the ground fifteen feet be-
low
Mr.. Deatz, who is in partnership
with Mr. Burke in the mason con
tracing business, had his back bad
ly injured, while Mr.. Burke escaped
with only a few scratches. DR.. Gran
dali, Of Old Bridge, attended the in
jured man, who was removed to his
home here shortly after 10 O'Clock
by Joseph Sexton, who hurried there
in his automobile after being mott.
fed Of the accident by telephone.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01

Trenton, Sept. 1:-Unless he is
granted a stay, Archibald Heron,
who shot and killed Rev. Samuel B.
D. Prickitt in front of the latter's
home in Metuchen on July ID last,
will be electrocuted the early part OF
next week in the state prison.
Ever since Heron was sentenced
to die, his counsel, former Judge
Cowenhoven, has been endeayoring
to secure a stay for him on the
grounds that the prisoner was insane
at the time he shot the Rev. DR..
Prickitt. Herron's counsel claims
that he had been made insane as a
result of sunstroke
Since being in the death chamber
at the prison, Heron has at times
shown apparent signs of insanity,
but has not been violent. He has
written number of letters to the
Judge who sentenced him to die in
the electric chair. In these commun
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01
Heron to Die Next Week, Unless
a Stay Is Granted by the Court

ications, which have never been de-
livered, Heron says that he will
prosecute the judge as soon as he ia
released from the prison. Heron al
SO addressed several letters to his
counsel, In which he claims that the
latter has not fought hard enough to
secure his acquittal. The condemned
man claims to be the best man that
has ever lived in Metuchen, and that
the other people of the town are no
good.
The murderer frequently complain.
OF rheumatism, with which he suf-
fers, and says that unless he is soon
released from the institution he will
be unable to walk. He does not ap-
pear to be in the least worried con-
cerning the gravity OF the crime
which he committed, and fails tc
realize that his time on earth is short
He is under the impression that he
will soon be given his liberty.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01
YACHT CLUB TO HOLD
IMPORTANT MEETING

The regular monthly meeting of
the Raritan Yacht Club will be held
tom ororw night at 8 O'Clock.
Several important matters will be
taken up, one of which is the heating
of the club house this winter The
applications Of several for member
ship will be acted upon.
Preparations are under way for
observing Labor Day at the club. A
dance in the evening will be one Of
the features.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01
AMBOYAN ON SHIP
IN COLLISION IN FOG

Howard Hardiman, of this city,
was a passenger aboard the steamer
New Hampshire. which ran into J. P.
Morgan's yacht near the foot of
Thirty-fourth street. New York, this
morning. The crash came unexpect-
ed at an early hour and a row of
staterooms on the New Hampshire
were demolished. Several women
were injured, as well as one man
The New Hampshire struck the Cor
sair in the stern and the crash came
within but few staterooms from
the one which Mr.. Hardiman occu-
pied. Mr.. Hardiman was on his way
to this city, after spending two
weeks at New Bedford. He tells m
interesting story of the collision,
which occurred in the fog.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01
POWERBOAT ENGINE
GOT PARTY IN TROUBLE

A party from this city went, Sun
day, in Emil Bohnsack's powerboat,
zilphy, for sail to Soldiers beach,
After lunch and having seen the fish
ermen draw their seine, the party
started for home.
At o'clock, when few hundred
yards from the Great Beds light, the
engine of the boat stopped. The
boat drifted back to Soldiers, where
all hands waded ashore.
In the party were Mr.. Bohnsack,
Charles Williamson, Chris Meshrow,
John VanHorn and Walter Hanson.
The latter three returned home by
train about o'clock and Mr.. Bohn-
sack and Mr.. Williamson returned
later.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01
BIDS FOR SCHOOL
ARE DUE TONIGHT

The Board of Education will meet
tonight for the purpose of receiving
bids for erecting an eight-room brick
school on Neville street. These bids
will be received at $3.50 o'clock and
at S:45 the board will open bids for
installing a heating and ventilatine
system in the building.
A prominent local contractor, who
expects to have bid In tonight, said
this morning that he thought that
most of the bids would exceed the
appropriation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01
SOUTH AMBoY TO KEEP
POSTED ABOUT WATER

Superintendent Burns, of the wa
ter department, received q letter
from City Clerk Francis P. Coan, Of
South Amboy, this morning asking
that their superintendent be notified
whenever there is break in the wa
ter pipe or other accident which
would lessen the water supply there
The letter set forth that a firebug
was at work In South Amboy and
that the mayor and city council did
not want to be hampered in their eff
forts to prevent him from becoming
anccessfuI.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01
ANOTHER IN
SHERIFF RACE
] 70 the RYENINa NERs.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, Sept. 1:-Former
Deputy Sheriff william Oberman, Of
Deans Station, is out with petition
for the republican nomination for
the shrievalty. He served under
Sheriff Church until about six months
ago.
There are now four in the contest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01
LIMIT FOR PARADE
ENTRIES EXTENDED

President Henderson Of the Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to AMI
mails announced this noon that the
time for closing the entrance sheets
for the work horse parade on Labor
Day has been extended to Saturday.
At present there are over sixty
horses entered and other entries are
coming in rapidly. The prizes and
ribbons, Mr.. Henderson said he ex-
pected today and would place them
on exhibition in some prominent store
window.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01
NEW POLLING PLACE
IN THE SECOND WARD

The second ward this year will
have two polling places instead of
one and the first poll of the first
ward has been changed from William
F. VanPelt's boat house to James
McClymOnt's floral establishment in
High street. The first poll of the
second ward will be Washington
hose house, and the second poll,
Wards hail
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01
Fer MEIGS MONUMENT
is DEDICATED TODAY

Special by United Press Wires
Toledo, o., Sept 1.-The great
Fort Meigs monument was formally
dedicated today An immense throng
gathered on the old battle ground
Pennsylvania and Virginia, with rep
resentatives and the governor of each
state In attendance.
Lieutenant Governor Murphy, Of
the memorial address on eThe Men
OF 1812-1814."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01
PRIVATE Sc WER FOR TWO
STATEST. MERCHAN rs

A ten-inch private pipe sewer is
being laid in State street from Cen
ter street, to connect with the Fay
cite street sewer, by Contractor R..
J. Calvin for P. Pavlovsky and
Adolph Greenbaum.
The work, which was started sew
eral days ago, will be completed by
tonfphf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01
TROLLEY SYSTEM
CHANGED FOR DAY

Single-truek open trolley cars are
being run on State street today, on
which is working near the Lehigh
Valley bridges. A car is doing shut
tie duty between Smith street and the
location Of the Welding machine.
Passengers are transferred at the two
points
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01
CROP REPORT FOR
AUG.25 FAVORABLE
Special bv Umited press wire.

Special bD United Press Wire:
Washington, Seapt. 1.-THE crop
reporting board of the department
of agriculture reported today that
the average condition Of the cotton
crop on August % was 76.1 per cent
of the normal, compared with 83 on
July 25, 1908; 1873 on August 25,
1905, and 1919, the average for Aug
ust 20 conditions In the past ten
wears.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01
PROHIBITION
CONVENTION

The Middlesex county convention
of the national prohibition party,
for the nomination of candidates for
county offices, will be held in Sons
Of Temperance hall, Metuchen, Fri
day afternoon at o'clock The call
Is issued by R. Bruce Crowell, chair
man county committee, and Jesse
Perry, secretary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01
PRICE OF COAL
GOESUP TODAY

The price of coal today went up
fifty cents per ton and viii remain at
$6s60 throughout the winter, Since
April 1 last the price kas been So.
Many of the dealers have plenty
of orders on hand and one in partic-
ular said his orders exceed 1900
tons.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01
BICYCLE IS
STOLEN in BROAD DAY

Christian Christopherson, OF 40
New Brunswick avenue, went to the
police station this afternoon with an
interpreter and stated that his bicy-
Gle had been stolen from the drive
way alongside Of his home this morn
ing AS be was unable TO give de-
scriptinn Of the wheel the police told
him that its recovery was doubtful.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01
EAGLE A.C. PLANS
PINOGHLE TOURNEY

The Eagle Athletic Club is plan
ming for another pinochle tourna-
ment A committee composed Of
Frank Comings, chairman; Olaf Lar
sen, and Sol Rubenstein, was named
last night There will be four prizes
John Hanson was elected to mem
bership at last nights meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01
BRYAN UPHOLDS
LABOR'S CAUSE

bp6oIuI 0V UNIFed FTe88 WIfo.
Fargo, N. D., Sept. William
Jennings Bryan championed the
cause of labor before a large crowd
Of farmers at the fair grounds today.
He declared that, II elected, be
would personally see that every
promise made to labor would be
made good Enthusiasm for the
commoner exceeded all demonstra~
tions Of past years when he arrived
here this morning.
The conditions in the northwest
were discussed on the way up. Bry-
an was greeted at the station by the
democratic club. The party returns
to Sioux City tonight, where Bryan
speaks Wednesday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01
SAILOR MISSING,
CAPTAIN DECLARES

The captain of the schooner L. M.
Thurlow, lying at the Lehigh Valley
coal docks, reported to the police this
morning that one of his sailors, an
Irishman, went ashore at $50 o'clock
this morning and has not been seen
since.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01
CALIFORNIA FARMERS
ARE FIGHTING FLAMES
speotai ov Umftsd Press Wlrs:

Special 0v Unitsd Press Wirs:
Chico, Cal, Sept. 1;-High winds
are spreading a fire which has al
ready swept 10000 acres OF graz
ing and timber land north of here.
Hundreds Of farmers are striving to
check the spread of the flames.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01
.ENGL lSH CHANNEL
is SWEPT BY STORM

Special DV UH3FeU I7To9a WT0s
London, Sept. lin mad
scramble zoo frantic passengers,
mostly women and children, fought
for the life boats today when the ex-
cursion steamship Queen became dis
abled In a terrific storm that swept
the English Channel.
Four we're drowned. The storm
is one of the worst in years and ship
ping suffered a heavy loss.
Many small boats were sunk. Two
steamships and six small boats are
known to be. stranded and the fate of
the crews is doubtful
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01
Szechenyi Child Dead.

pVOVItF VI DFEFsOW 7 IUo0 WWUt
Budapest, Sept. 1.-THE Countess
Szechenyi, formerly Gladys Wander
bilt, gave birth TO a child today. The
child lived for a few minutes. The
birth was premature. While the
countess was believed to be in SER
ious condition, it was later reported
that she was out of danger.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01
NO MEETINGS OF CIGAR
COMPANY FOR PRESENT

Meetings of the newly-formed
Consumers Cigar Company have
been abandoned for a time. Officers
of the organization have a project in
view which, If carried out win soon
tend to make the company active.
AS has been told, the concern pro-
poses to manufacture cigars and re-
tail their products through members
cigar dealers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01
WRIGHT'S CONTRACT
FOR DOUBLE FLIGHT
Special ~ Unlted Prsss wire.

Lemans, Kansas, Sept. Tho
contract between Lazarus WELLER
and Wilbur c. Wright the American
aeronaut, states that WELLER is to
pay Wright 100000 if the machine,
carrying an operator and two assist
ants, accomplishes two flights of a
little over thirty miles. Neither
flight will require more than an hour
The course of the flights will be with
ing prescribed bounds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01
TOOLS ARE STOLEN
FROM CARPENTER

Hans Iverson, OF Al South First
stret. notified the police this morn
ing that box Of carpenters tools, be-
longing to him. had been stolen from
a shed at So Market street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01

Have you taken advantage OF our
big sale7 If not, you had better
hurry. hfen.5 all wool suits %. 81 So 90
and $3.50. Boys school suits @1.BO,
81 and $3.50 AT BRIGGS.
1s7e4-9-1-1te-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01

The business Of Thomas Eggert
Feed Company win be continued at
Hetzendorf'a, New Brunswick ave
nue. Tel III.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01
CARn oF THANKa

Kinsey Bros. wish to thank the
firemen and all who assisted at the
FIRE last night.
1e772-a-1-1ta
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01
First Ward Republicans
TAKE NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE.
There will be meeting Of the Re-
publican Club of the First Ward We'd
nesday evening, September 2, at
o'clock sharp, In Martins Hall. 146
Madison avenue.
PRESS COMMITTEE.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01
RELIEWOOD ExCTrRsTON

Lehigh Valley railroad September
8. Leave Perth Amboy 8;15 a. m.
Fare 75 cents adults; 40 cents, chill
dren. 18661-9-1-3-5%
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01
Man ssKiIIine WIG. .

The police received telephone
message from Gadek's this morning
that a man was killing his wife. An
officer was sent to Investigate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01
HEAVY VOTE
IN VERMONT
special b. Untted Press Wlre.

IFF0EVEI
Burlington, Vt, Sept. 1:-Reports
from all parts Of the state show that
the vote in the state election is com
ing out early, and it is predicted that
a heavy vote will be cast
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01
sHOWERs / BRIsK WINDS

Tho weather forecast for Perth
ATnboy and vicinity is showers to-
night and Wednesday; brisk winds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01
MRS. COOK RETURNS SOON.

TO Contest Action Against Late Hus-
bands VIII.
Mrs. H. G. Cook is expected back
from Europe the early part of this
month to become defendant in the
action brought by her daughter, who
has had caveat filed against the
viii OF the late Henry G. Cook.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01
cnrr Am sI.AaHEn

Prices all over the store have been
cut and slashed until they're unrees
ognizable AT BRIGGS.
1S764- -9-1-1ta
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01

win land VoN l0I0 q aarmenf
you'll be proud to wear, Ar BRTHGs.
187e4-9-1-lts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01
NOTICE.

There will be a special meeting OF
Mohawk Council No. 86, d. of p, at
Red Mems hall tonight at o'clock.
I'm portant business.
MRS. KATE PACKET,
Pocahontas.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01
WHAT'S THE USE
PAYlNG MORE.

Domestic, latest style drop head,
ssasfa: S..rsa. se2 wheeler 8 Wilson
$50; Federal. SIS; New Home, Davis,
Demorest, Free, National and all
other makes in stock. You must see
The Rotary White, the best machina
in the World) Easy terms free
lessons. Repairing and Supplies;
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01

s Dealer in Cash Registers. Bicycles.
4,vpewrfters, Scales, Safes. Sewing
Machines and Automobiles Al+fTt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01

Let The NEWS ali your wants.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-01

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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-13
GREEK CHURCH
BATTLING TRIO
FINED $40 EACH
Had Attacked Priest Accusing
Him of Drawing Money
Without Permission.

Ten dollars each was the fine i'm
posed today by Acting Judge Yuill in
the Fourth Precinct Police Court upon
the three members of the congregation
of the Greek Church, at 253 Court
street. for causing the disturbance yes
terday. in which the priest was punched
on the jaw. two policemen were injured
and several spectators more or less
scratched and bruised.
The row started over money matters.
Father Andrew Kominsky was accused
of having drawn some money without
| notifying some of the trustees OF the
| church. The dispute which followed
attracted the attention of Patrolmen
EIorter and Benz of the Fourth Pre-
cinct. They arrested Role Yoccenty, ~
years DID Of 90 Livingston street. who
punched the priest; Soplo Romankop'
Who insisted on taking part in the fur
| after she had been put out of the church,
nd her husband George, % years old
| of PA Court street, who went into the
church to rescue his belligerent wife,
The fines we're all paid. Horter says
tina he was bitten through the sleeve
| of his coat and is also suffering from a
sprained ankle. Benz was bitten or cut
On the right hand.
The members Of the church have
been riotous several times in the past
and Captain Oscar Vogel has frequently
had to station reserves In a place handy
to the church.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-13
TO ENTERTAIN
STATE CELEBRITIES
At SEA GRIT CAMP
Will Hold First OF Series OF
Luncheons on Thursday.
Governor Attends Service.
Especial to the Evening star.l

SEA GIRT July 13.-Arrangements
for the first of the series of informal
receptions and luncheons to be given by
Governor Fort and the work being ac-
compIished by the Third Regiment
now In camp here. keep matters NOV
ing. The Governors luncheon Will De
on Thursday afternoon and the guests
will include the president and all the
members of the Senate of New Jersey;
the speaker and all the members Of
the House of Assembly; United States
Senators John Kean and Frank .
Briggs; former United States Senators
Rufus Blddgett, James Smith, jr., ant
John F. Dryden, and the ten Congress
sional representatives of New Jersey.
There will be no State officials in th'
party. During the summer there VII
be three other functions of a simila'
character.
Governor Fort vas an attentive lis
tener yesterday to the sermon de
livered to the men of the Third Regi
ment by the Rev. Rudolph e. Brestall
chaplain and captain.
There were many visitors. The worl
of the troops, which come principall!
from South Jersey. begins In earnes
to-day.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-13
DROP SEARCH FOR
WHITLEY BURGLAR,
JOKE SUGGESTED
Chief of Police Harkey Believes
Joker Tried to Scare Niece
of Late Mrs. Fair.
SAYS SHE HAD Boosted
OF NOT BEING AFRAID
If This Is Not Solution, Then 1t
Was an 'Inside job" He
Declares. j..

Peculiar circumstances surround the
brutal attack made by a masked man
upon Mrs. Mabel Whitley, at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Frank Leonard, in
Caldwell, early Saturday morning.
While it was first thought by the FAM
lily that the, object of the attack was
burglary, and that belief was followed
at first by the police, it is now declared
by the authorities that the affair was
either the outcome of a practical joke
or was an Inside job
Frank Leonard, the woman's brother
in-law, when asked about the affair
today, said that Mrs. Whitley had re-
covered and had left for Boston to
visit her brother, Edward LETTER.
Chief of Police John Harkey stated
that for the present he was going to
drop the affair.
AT first l thought the attack had
been made for the purpose of rob-
berry he said. when 1 recalled,
though, that Mrs. Whitley had told
me Wednesday night that someone
had attempted to enter the room the
night before, Tuesday, and again
Thursday night, that another attempt
had been made Wednesday night, I
did some thinking. I asked her II II
might not have been a cat that
frightened her, and she. replied, that
everything was locked up tight; that
no animal could possibly have gotten
In the house
There Is also talk about the town."
went on the chief, that Mrs. Whitley
had boosted that nothing could Brighten
her. 1t may have been. IL this report
is true, that some of her acquaint-
ances tried to frighten her, and, seeing
to what state she had been scared. and
hearing Mr.. Leonard and his wife COM
ing upstairs he decided that his exit
would be best by the window, without
stopping to explain his Joke"
Mrs. Whitley is the niece of the late
| Mrs. Charles L. Fair, who was killed
with her millionaire husband in their
| automobile a few year ago, In France.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-13
BRAVE GIRL SAVES
FATHER AND UNCLE
FROM DROWNING
l4.Year-OI Heroine Brings to
Shore Relatives Exhausted in
Effort to Rescue Her Sister.

PORTLAND, Ore, July l3.-Cora
Hosford, IA years old. proved herself a
heroine yesterday at WashougaI,
Wash. by rescuing her father and
uncle from a watery grave. The girl,
with her father, Captain Perm Hosford;
w. b. Patterson, her uncle, who is
chief weigher in the custom house in
this city, and Mildred Long, her half
sister, were in swimming, when the
Long girl became exhausted, and zap
tain Hosford went to her assistance.
The girls struggles exhausted him
and when he cried for help Patterson
went to the rescue. Captain Hosforc
himself was fast giving up, when little
Miss Hosford, realizing his predica'
ment. swan to- him n bore him II
safety to the shore.
BY this time Patterson had become
exhausted in his efforts to save the
struggling girl and. just In the nick OF
time, his little niece plunged into thu
water, seized her uncle by his hair ant
towed him to shore. where he was re
suscitated. Then, to cap 1t all. sht
went back and secured the body Of thu
Long girl. The latter. however. wa!
past reviving.